2012 Baseball Media Guide

3North Georgia Baseball

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Dahlonega,GeorgiaFounded: 1873Enrollment: 6,100Nickname: SaintsColors: RoyalBlue&WhiteAffiliation: NCAADivisionIIConference: PeachBelt(WestDivision)President: Dr.BonitaJacobsDirectorofAthletics: LindsayReevesFacultyRepresentative: MargaretPoitevintWebsite: www.SaintsSports.com

PROGRAM HISTORYInauguralSeason: 2000(12Years)All-TimeRecord: 475-256(.649)NCAAAppearances: 1(2008)LastPostseasonOpponent: AugustaStateResult: L,7-5PBCTournamentMostWinsinaSeason 57(2005)PBCChampionships 0PBCTournamentChampionships 1(2008)

COACHING STAFFHeadCoach: TomCantrellAlmaMater,Yr: DekalbCollege,85RecordatNG: 475-256(12Yrs)CareerRecord: 652-308(16Yrs)OfficePhone: 706-867-2754AssistantCoach: ChrisWidingHeadAthleticTrainer MattDaniel

TEAM INFORMATION2011Record: 34-202011PBCRecord 10-14HomeRecord 22-12AwayRecord 10-6StartersReturning/Lost 6/3PitchersReturning/Lost 7/8Newcomers: 18

SPORTS COMMUNICATIONSDirector: DavidBeallAlmaMater,Yr: NorthGeorgia,08OfficePhone 706-867-3250CellPhone 404-513-9272OfficeFax 706-867-2865Email [email protected]: 82CollegeCircle;Dahlonega,GA30597

TABLE OF CONTENTSPROGRAM INFORMATIONUniversity Information........................................2-3Athletic Faculty.......................................................4Peach Belt Conference............................................5Bob Stein Stadium..................................................6Media Information...............................................7-82011 Roster & Schedule..........................................9

MEET THE SAINTSCoaching Staff.................................................10-12Support Staff.........................................................13Player Profiles..................................................14-21

SEASON IN REVIEW2011 Game-by-Game Results...............................222011 Team Statistics..............................................23

HISTORY AND RECORDSHonor Roll.......................................................24-25Record Book....................................................26-35

SPONSORSFull Page..........................................................36-44Half Page.........................................................45-49Quarter Page....................................................50-56

CREDITSThe 2012 Baseball Media Guide was produced by the North Georgia Sports Communications office. It was written, compiled, and edited by David Beall, Assis-tant AD for Sports Communications. Special thanks to Joey Daniels and Steve Cunha, Assistant Directors for Sports Communications.

Cover and Layout Design: David Beall, Joey Dan-iels and Steve Cunha.

Photography by: David Beall, Bill Aiken (Sky-Hawk Sports), and Gail Justus.

The 2012 North Geor-gia baseball media guide cover highlights the core returning players for the 35th-ranked Saints who look to send the program to its second NCAA Di-vision II National Tour-nament. Jordan Erisman (top left), Wes Coberly (top center), Derek Hoop-er (top right), Jesse Cox-well (bottom left), Terrell Jones (bottom center) and Blake Hobby (bottom right)

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Dr. Bonita Jacobs is the 17th president of North Georgia College & State University. North Georgia College & State University is a leading and distinctive institution within in the University System of Georgia. With more than 6,000 students, the university educates and develops leaders through its four schools and its Corps of Cadets, which comprises about 15 percent of the student body.

A student affairs professional and professor of counseling and higher education, Jacobs brings a deep commitment to North Georgia’s student-focused college experience and its mission to develop and educate leaders through a strong liberal arts programs.“The university has so many outstanding characteristics, including its senior military college status, that it’s no surprise it’s a state-designated leadership institution,” she said. “I look forward to building on the university’s extraordinarily rich heritage.”

Jacobs took office on July 1, 2011, and she will be formally installed as president in an inauguration ceremony in spring 2012.

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LINDSAY REEVESDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

DEREK SURANIE ASSOCIATE AD

DENISE BRYANT DIRECTOR OF COMPLIANCE

MARGARET POITEVINT FACULTY ATHLETICS REP.

VAUGHN GRIZZLE FACILITIES COORDINATOR

JASON PRUITT ASSISTANT AD FOR BUSINESS

TIFFANY BRYSON SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR

WENDI HUGULEY DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Zach Adams ATHLETIC TRAINER

LAUREN SCHENK GRADUATE ASSISTANT


Entering its 22nd year of existence in 2011-12, the Peach Belt Conference has become one of the elite Division II conferences in the nation. Since its inception in 1990-91, the Peach Belt has developed a con-sistent history of excellence which continues to this day with 30 national championships and 27 national finalists.

Starting with only two championships in 1991, in men’s and women’s basketball, the conference has expanded to 13 championship sports with the addition of women’s golf in the fall of 2009.

The conference traces its roots back to November of 1988 when 11 schools first met in Greenville, S.C. to form a Division II conference. Following a second meeting on Dec. 3, 1989, five of those 11 schools, plus two others, formed the Peach Belt and begin play in fall 1990.

The Peach Belt was less than a year old before capturing a national championship. The Columbus State golf team took the honor by winning the 1992 national crown, the first of three golf championships the Cougars own. One year later, the Lander men’s tennis team began their record-breaking run of eight straight national titles, the first PBC dynasty. Since then, USCA men’s golf has won three straight na-tional titles from 2004-06 while AASU women’s tennis has captured four titles overall.

The 2010-11 season was one of the most memorable the league has ever had. Clayton State became the first PBC women’s basketball team to capture a national championship. The Columbus State men’s ten-nis team reached the national semifinals while the Clayton State and Armstrong Atlantic State women’s tennis teams also played in the national semifinals. The North Georgia softball team made an unprec-edented third straight appearance in the NCAA Women’s College World Series, while Columbus State’s Meshack Koyiaki registered a runner-up finish at the Men’s Cross Country National Championships. In all, 46 Peach Belt teams made appearances in the NCAA postseason, including seven men’s tennis teams and six each in the sports of men’s golf and women’s tennis.

The seven charter members of the conference were Armstrong Atlantic State University, Columbus State University, Francis Marion University, Georgia College & State University, Lander University, USC Aiken and USC Upstate. The name Peach Belt Athletic Conference was adopted in January of 1990 and modified to Peach Belt Conference in May of 2000.

Augusta State joined the conference in 1991 and UNC Pembroke became the ninth member on July 1, 1992. They were followed by Kennesaw State University on July 1, 1994, Clayton State University on July 1, 1995 and the University of North Florida on July 1, 1997. Kennesaw State and North Florida departed for the Division I ranks in 2005, USC Upstate did the same in 2007, and the conference wel-comed in North Georgia College & State University in 2005 and Georgia Southwestern State University in 2006. In 2009-10, the Peach Belt expanded to 13 members, the most the league has ever had, with the additions of Montevallo and Flagler. The two schools also returned a league presence to Florida and broke new ground in Alabama.

David Brunk was named the second PBC commissioner in May of 2007. Brunk replaced Marvin Vanover, who was the first PBC commissioner from 1991 to 2007. Brunk is charged with continuing the strong growth of the conference as its second era begins.

Dr. Kendall Blanchard, president of Georgia Southwestern State Uni-versity, began the second of his two-year term as the league president in July of 2011.

The conference currently holds championships in 13 sports, six for men and seven for women. They are men’s and women’s cross coun-try, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s bas-ketball, men’s and women’s tennis, baseball, softball and men’s and women’s golf.


MEDIA GUIDE - The 2012 North Georgia Baseball Media Guide has been specifically de-signed to aid members of the media covering the Saints. We appreciate your coverage and if there is anything we can do to assist you, please do not hesitate to contact the sports communications office. The Department of Athletics has certain policies and procedures that we ask for you to abide by while covering the Saints.

SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE - The North Georgia sports communications of-fice is located on the bottom floor of Memorial Hall Gymnasium in Room 002. Enter through the front doors of the gymnasium and take the glass door to the bottom floor. The sports com-munications office is the first door on your left as you exit the stairwell.

PRESS CREDENTIALS - Press and photo-graph credentials are issued to members of the working media only. These credentials may be obtained by contacting the sports communications office. Requests should be made 24 hours before the event to be guaranteed consideration. In most cases, credentials will be left at will call, but can be mailed upon request. Working members of the media who plan to cover North Georgia baseball on the road should make credential requests through the sports communications office of the host institution.

INTERVIEWS - All interviews with players and coaches must be arranged through the sports communications office. Head coach Tom Cantrell is generally accessible to members of the media. The best time to reach him is from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in his office which is located in Memorial Hall. Please notify the sports communications office before stopping by to interview Coach Cantrell.

David Beall is in his fifth year as the Director of the Sports Communica-tions office and his second since being named the Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Communications.

He is in charge of covering and promot-ing all 11 NCAA Division II sports at North Georgia competing in the Peach Belt Conference.

In the summer of 2008, Beall rede-signed the North Georgia website, cre-ating www.SaintsSports.com through the PrestoSports network, a site that he redeisgned once again and released to the public on August 15, 2010.

A resident of Dahlonega, Ga., Beall graduated from North Georgia College & State University in the spring of 2008 with a degree in Business Administra-tion. He was also a member of the Saints cross country team for three seasons and served as team captain for two years.

Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Phil Niekro threw out the first pitch during last year’s Peach Belt Conference doubleheader against Francis Marion at Bob Stein Stadium. Niekro is joined by head coach Tom Cantrell and former Saints catcher and Atlanta Braves draft pick Troy Snitker.

Media members wishing to speak with players or coaches need to contact As-sistant AD for Sports Communications David Beall who is the main contact for the North Georgia baseball team. For a complete list of media policies and procedures please visit the official home for Saints baseball at SaintsSports.com

Office Phone: 706.864.3250Office Fax: 706.864.1625Cell (Beall): 404.513.9272Email: [email protected]


# Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. B/T Hometown/Previous School1 Derek Hooper INF Jr. 5-10 170 R/R Sharpsburg, GA/LaGrange College 2 Kenny Bellavance OF Jr. 5-8 170 R/R Stone Mountain, GA/Parkview HS 3 Jordan Erisman INF Sr. 6-1 198 R/R Lawrenceville, GA/Brookwood HS 5 Jesse Coxwell RHP Sr. 6-2 185 R/R Dublin, GA/Dublin HS 6 Stephen Neidigh C So. 5-8 165 R/R Lawrenceville, GA/Brookwood HS 7 Dustin Carpenter UTL Jr. 6-0 195 R/R Dahlonega, GA/Lumpkin County HS 8 Reese Patten RHP So. 6-0 170 R/R Cumming, GA/West Forsyth HS 9 Brandon Agar P Fr. 6-4 195 R/R Snellville, GA/Brookwood HS 10 Eason Spivey C Fr. 6-1 190 R/R Montrose, GA/West Laurens HS 13 Phillip Taylor LHP Fr. 6-0 170 L/L Lilburn, GA/Parkview HS 14 Blake Hobby RHP Sr. 6-1 187 R/R Macon, GA/Tattnall Square Academy 15 Matt Smith RHP Sr. 6-0 196 R/R Marietta, GA/Kell HS 16 Brian McGrath INF Fr. 5-10 177 R/R Lawrenceville, GA/Brookwood HS 17 Jacob Beauchamp LHP Fr. 6-6 185 L/L Snellville, GA/Brookwood HS 18 Andrew Gordon OF Fr. 5-11 190 R/R Marietta, GA/Lassiter HS 20 Travis Naraine UTL Fr. 5-8 160 R/R Lilburn, GA/Parkview HS 21 Chip Fleming RHP Fr. 6-0 185 R/R Dacula, GA/Mill Creek HS 22 Cameron Crawford OF So. 5-11 180 R/R Buford, GA/Buford HS 23 Tremayne Toorie OF Fr. 6-0 185 R/R Snellville, GA/Brookwood HS 24 Reeves Blankenship C Fr. 6-0 190 R/R Lawrenceville, GA/Brookwood HS 26 Terrell Jones OF Sr. 5-10 185 S/R Douglasville, GA/Truett-McConnell27 Kyle Burchfield RHP So. 6-6 230 R/R Kennesaw, GA/Florida Gulf Coast 28 Eric Hicks INF Jr. 5-8 185 R/R Atlanta, GA/Mill Creek HS 29 Matthew Black IF Sr. 6-2 210 R/R Winder, GA/Chattahoochee Valley CC 31 Taylor Keinat LHP Fr. 5-11 175 L/L Braselton, GA/Winder Barrow HS 32 Hunter McGilvray RHP Sr. 6-4 210 R/R Cumming, GA/Mercer University 34 Brad Barto INF So. 5-10 215 L/R Columbus, GA/Chattahoochee Valley CC 35 Nick Bader RHP Fr. 5-11 160 L/R Lilburn, GA/Parkview HS 39 Davis Partrick P Jr. 5-11 180 R/R Gainesville, GA/Piedmont College 40 Wes Coberly RHP So. 6-4 220 R/R Snellville, GA/Brookwood HS 42 Cody Clickner RHP Jr. 6-0 180 R/R Dacula, GA/Mill Creek HS Head Coach: Tom Cantrell Assistant Coaches: Chris Widing, Nick Palmer, Brandon Garcia, Daniel Warzon

Date Opponent TimeFeb. 3 at Saint Leo 6:00 PM Feb. 4 at Valdosta State 5:00 PM Feb. 5 at Lindenwood 11:00 AMFeb. 10 at Carson-Newman 4:00 PMFeb. 11 at Davis & Elkins 1:00 PMFeb. 12 at USC Aiken 3:00 PM Feb. 16 at West Georgia 3:00 PMFeb. 18 Northern Kentucky 1:00 PMFeb. 18 Northern Kentucky 4:30 PMFeb. 19 Northern Kentucky 1:00 PMFeb. 25 UNC Pembroke 1:00 PMFeb. 25 UNC Pembroke 4:30 PMFeb. 26 UNC Pembroke 1:30 PMMar. 3 at Francis Marion 1:00 PMMar. 3 at Francis Marion 4:30 PMMar. 4 at Francis Marion 1:00 PMMar. 7 Truett-McConnell 6:00 PMMar. 10 at Armstrong Atlantic 11:00 AMMar. 10 at Armstrong Atlantic 2:30 PMMar. 11 at Armstrong Atlantic 1:00 PMMar. 13 Carson-Newman 5:00 PMMar. 14 Carson-Newman 1:00 PMMar. 16 Flagler College 5:00 PMMar. 17 Flagler College 1:00 PMMar. 17 Flagler College 4:30 PM

Date Opponent TimeMar. 24 at Georgia Southwestern 1:00 PMMar. 24 at Georgia Southwestern 4:30 PMMar. 25 at Georgia Southwestern 1:00 PMMar. 27 at Anderson University 6:00 PMMar. 30 at Georgia College 6:00 PMMar. 31 at Georgia College 1:00 PMMar. 31 at Georgia College 4:30 PMApr. 4 Anderson University 6:00 PMApr. 6 Columbus State 5:00 PMApr. 7 Columbus State 1:00 PMApr. 7 Columbus State 4:30 PMApr. 10 at West Florida 7:00 PM Apr. 11 at West Florida 3:00 PMApr. 14 at Montevallo 2:00 PMApr. 14 at Montevallo 5:30 PMApr. 15 at Montevallo 2:00 PMApr. 18 at Florida State 6:00 PMApr. 21 Augusta State 3:00 PMApr. 21 Augusta State 6:30 PMApr. 22 Augusta State 1:00 PMApr. 25 West Georgia 6:00 PMApr. 29 Lander University 2:00 PMApr. 29 Lander University 5:30 PMApr. 30 Lander University 1:00 PMMay 1 Emory University 7:00 PMMay 9-13 PBC Tournament TBA

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Tom Cantrell is in his 13th season as head coach of the North Georgia baseball pro-gram during the 2011-12 season.

Over the last two years, Cantrell has led the Saints to back-to-back 34-win seasons and appearances in the Peach Belt Confer-ence tournament.

The North Georgia baseball program con-tinues to send players to the next level, as three players have been selected in the Major League Baseball Draft over the last two years. In 2010, Daniel Petitti and Chris Rearick became the program’s first duo to be drafted in the same year, when they were selected in the 37th and 41st rounds respectively by the Oakland Ath-letics and Tampa Bay Rays. Troy Snitker followed and made his own headlines in 2011, when he became the highest draft pick in North Georgia history, going in the 19th round to the Atlanta Braves.

In their first year eligible for postseason play since entering the NCAA, Cantrell led his team to a tie for third place in the Peach Belt Conference regular season and ran through the PBC Tournament with four straight wins to claim the champi-onship. The Saints finished the regular season winning 19 of 22 games and com-peted in their first NCAA South Atlantic Regional.

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stone during the 2010 season, picking up his 600th victory as a head coach with a 17-2 victory over Carson-Newman Col-lege on March 16, 2010. He currently sits just 25 victories shy from earning his 500th victory at North Georgia.

His 2007 team finished their second sea-son of competition at the NCAA Division II level and in the Peach Belt Conference, by finishing 34-22 (17-13 PBC). Cantrell reached a pair of milestones in the 2007 season, winning his 300th game at North Georgia and his 500th game overall. He was also awarded the Peach Belt Confer-ence Coach of the Year Award, and also coached the 2007 Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Year in Craig Brisson.

In their inaugural year, 2006, in the NCAA Division II and the Peach Belt Conference, the Saints finished with an overall record of 32-29 and a PBC record of 9-18. Under the direction of Cantrell, the Saints second baseman Brian Lauder-dale was named PBC Player of the Year, South-Atlantic Player of the Year, third team NCAA Division II All-American, and signed a free-agent contract with the San Diego Padres.

In his 12 years at North Georgia, Cantrell has amassed a 475-256 (.649) record and has posted a winning record at NGCSU in each of those 12 seasons. Over his 15-year career at Georgia Perimeter College (DeKalb College) and North Georgia, he has a 652-308 (.679) overall record. Cantrell also has a sharp eye for spotting major league talent, 23 of his former play-ers have signed professional contracts. Five of those 20 are currently in the ma-jors: Nick Green with the Texas Rang-ers, Marlon Byrd with the Chicago Cubs, and formerly Robby Hammock with the Arizona Diamondbacks. Cantrell also coached Adam Everett formerly of the Cleveland Indians, and Michael Barrett during summer ball at East Cobb, former-ly of the Toronto Blue Jays.

Cantrell came to North Georgia from Georgia Perimeter College (DeKalb Col-lege) where he spent nine years, four as head coach with a record of 177-52 (.773). While at GPC, Cantrell’s teams produced two NJCAA All- Americans, five NJCAA Academic All-Americans, 21 GJCAA

All-Region, and two GJCAA Players of the Year.

In 1998, Cantrell guided DeKalb to its first state championship since 1987. They also won the East Central District Champion-ship, and made an appearance at the JUCO World Series, DeKalb’s first appearance since 1977. Coach Cantrell’s squads were consistently ranked nationally in the top twenty. For his efforts in 1998, Cantrell, was named GJCAA Coach-of-the-Year, as well as the East Central District Coach of the Year.

In 1991, Cantrell returned to DeKalb as an assistant coach responsible for recruiting. In his five seasons as an assistant coach DeKalb compiled an impressive 204-94 record. In 1995 Cantrell was named GJ-CAA Assistant Coach-of-the Year.

Cantrell Year-by-Yearat North Georgia

2011 l 34-202010 l 34-172009 l 34-242008 l 42-212007 l 34-222006 l 32-292005 l 57-152004 l 54-192003 l 31-262002 l 43-242001 l 45-172000 l 36-22475-256 (.649)

Cantrell at Dekalband Ga. Perimeter

1996 - 1999177-52 (.772)

Tom Cantrell Career Coaching Record652-308 (.682) (16 Years)


Born on November 10, 1965, in Haber-sham, Georgia34-2-, Cantrell was a two-time Georgia All-State shortstop at North Clayton High School. Following his se-nior season, Cantrell began his collegiate career at DeKalb College. At DeKalb, he hit .332 and was an All-Region shortstop his freshman year with the Patriots. Fol-lowing an outstanding sophomore cam-paign, in which he hit .362, he was once again named to the All-Region. At the conclusion of his second year at DeKalb, the Atlanta Braves drafted him in the sev-enth round.

In the summer of 1985, Cantrell reported to the Braves rookie camp in Bradenton, Florida. After batting .214 in Bradenton, Cantrell was sent to Pulaski, Virginia for his second season. At Pulaski, Cantrell had a spectacular season, hitting .301 and making the Appalachian League All-Star team. That year, he helped lead the team to the Appalachian League World Series. While with Pulaski, he was coached by former Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers manager Grady Little. Cantrell credits Little and college coach Doug Casey as the main catalyst that led him into the coaching profession. Cantrell re-tired from professional baseball in 1987 and began coaching American Legion baseball in College Park, Georgia. A highly successful amateur coach, Cantrell finished third in the nation three times.

Tom and his wife Shannon live in Dacula, Georgia. Their 19-year-old daughter, McKenzie, is a freshman at the University of Alabama and a member of the Crimson Tide cheerleading squad.

Left: Head coach Tom Cantrell talks with former PBC All-Conference catcher and current Atlanta Braves prospect Troy Snitker. Cantrell has seen three players drafted over the last two years, including Snitker who went in the 19th round to the hometown Braves in the 2011 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft last June. In 2010, Daniel Pe-titti was drafted in the 37th round by the Oakland Athletics and Chris Rearick was selected in the 41st round by the Tampa Bay Rays.


Chris Widing is in his third year as the pitching coach under Tom Cantrell at North Georgia College & State University in 2011-12.

Widing Comes to North Georgia from Young Harris College where he served as the pitching coach from 2007-2009. During the 2009 season, the Mountain Lions pitching staff had a record of 44-12 while posting an earned run average of 4.91.

Prior to his coaching days at Young Harris, Widing played two years for the Mountain Lions, guid-ing the squad to District Championships in 2003 and 2005 before transferring to Charlston Southern University for two years to play at the NCAA Division I level in the Big South Conference.

Widing holds an Associate of Sciences degree from Young Harris College and a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from Charleston Southern University.

Nick Palmer is in his third year as an assistant coach under Tom Cantrell at North Georgia College and State University in 2011-12.

Nick will assist in the everyday operations of the baseball program while helping run the team’s strength and conditioning program and working with the catchers on a day-to-day basis.

Palmer spent five years as a member of the North Georgia baseball program and was a member of the 2005 NAIA Conference Tournament Championship team, and the 2008 Peach Belt Conference Tournament Championship team. He was also apart of the program’s first-ever trip to the NCAA National Tournament in 2008.

Palmer graduated in 2009 with a degree in Exercise Science from North Georgia and is currently enrolled in the Master’s program.

Brandon Garcia is in his second year as an assistant coach under Tom Cantrell at North Georgia College and State University in 2011-12.

Brandon will assist in the everyday operations of the baseball program. His duties include working with the pitchers, field maintenance, and camp operations.

Brandon played two seasons at Gordan Junior College before transferring to North Georgia in 2009 for his final two years. He had 17 appearances for Cantrell, starting nine games and coming out of the pen eight times. He logged 33.1 innings, while striking out 25 batters.

Brandon will continue working toward his degree in Physical Education at North Georgia.

Daniel Warzon is in his first year as an assistant coach under Tom Cantrell at North Georgia College and State University in 2011-12.

Daniel will assist in the everyday operations of the baseball program. His duties include working with the hitters and outfielders, field maintenance and camp operations.

During his senior year at North Georgia, Daniel recorded a 4-1 record in 19 appearances, including a 1.84 earned run average. He tossed 44.0 innings of work and tallied 31 strikeouts and allowed just one home run, while opponents hit .245 against the right hander.

Daniel will continue working toward his degree in Business Management at North Georgia.


Blake Podsen is in his third year at North Georgia College and State Univer-sity as the Strength and Conditioning coordinator for the department of athletics in 2011-12.

He will assist North Georgia athletes with strength training as well as conditioning for all 10 collegiate sports competing at the NCAA Division II level in the Peach Belt Conference. He also serves as an instructor for classes in the Health and Physical Education department.

Podsen received his Associate degree in Criminal Justice from Gainesville State Col-lege in 2005. He then completed his Bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Edu-cation at North Georgia College and State University in 2009.

Podsen recently obtained his Master’s degree in Education at North Georgia College and State University and is also a certified K-12 Physical Educator.

Zach Adams is in his first year as an assistant athletic trainer at North Georgia College and State University in 2011-12. Originally from Vinemont, Alabama, Ad-ams will work primarily with the baseball team as well as coordinate the insurance for all sports.

Adams graduated from the University of Alabama in 2009 with a Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training. He then received a Masters of Science in Sport Management from Florida State University in the spring of 2011.

Tim Whitmire has been the stadium voice of North Georgia baseball since 2003. Whitmire’s association with North Georgia Athletics began in 1997 as the Saints Basket-ball play-by-play announcer on radio and cable TV. He is a 1984 graduate of the University of Georgia and is employed as a Marketing Specialist at the NCR Corporation in Duluth, Georgia.

He and his wife Carol reside in Dawsonville. The couple’s daughter, Charley, is a junior at North Georgia.

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INF l Senior l 6-1 l 198 l R/RLawrenceville, GA l Brookwood HS

2011 (Junior) – Named Preseason All-American as he played and started in all 54 games for the Saints…Hit .298 while tallying 67 hits, 11 doubles, two triples, and four home runs…Posted a .346 on-base percentage with eight stolen bases (8-12) and 35 runs batted in…Had 21 multi-hit games…Earned Peach Belt All-Tournament Team and All-Academic Team honors.

2010 (Sophomore) – Named ABCA and Daktronics Second-Team Southeast Region...Received First-Team Peach Belt All-Conference honors and Second-Team Peach Belt All-Academic….tabbed as the Moe’s North Georgia Athlete of the Week during the week of May 9, 2010...hit .345 on the year and recorded a league-leading six triples on the season…played and started in all 51 games for the Saints…hit .345 on the season with five home runs,14 doubles, 46 runs batted in, and 59 runs scored…went 9-for-10 in stolen bases and tallied a team-leading 119 total bases…ended the year with a 21-game hitting streak...Named Peach Belt Silver Scholar Athlete.

2009 (Freshman) – Named the Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Week during the 2009 season...started all 58 games…had a .326 batting average in 236 at-bats with 55 runs scored, 36 runs batted in, and nine home runs…walked 30 times and stole 10 bases in 13 at-tempts...named Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll Silver Scholar.

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RHP l Senior l 6-2 l 185 l R/RDublin, GA l Dublin HS

High School – Played under head coach Rick Howard at Brookwood High...member of Georgia Dugout pre-season class 5A All-State team and Gwinnett Dugout Club All-Area 1st team senior year, Gwinnett Dugout Club honorable mention sophomore year...member of Junior Team Georgia 2007, Team Georgia 2008, ATL Braves 400 Club High School all-star team 2008, Ga Dugout Club top 96 2008, Ga Dug-out Club top 100 underclassmen 2007, and Gwinnett Dugout Club player of the month 2006, 2008...Named Gwinnett Daily Post 1st team All county in 2008...holds records for most career hits (118) 2006-2008 and most homeruns in a season (14) his senior year...won the 8-AAAAA state championship senior year...recipient of scholar ath-lete award.

Personal – Born on March 21, 1990...son of Jeff and Kathy Erisman...has one brother, Josh and one sister Alex...major is Business.

2011 (Junior) – Appeared in 12 games with one start and one save…had no decisions while recording a 6.63 ERA…in 19.0 innings of work, opponents hit .268 against him with eight strikeouts and 15 walks.

2010 (Sophomore) – Appeared in seven games with four in the start-ing rotation…posted a record of 1-2 and an ERA of 4.97…opponents hit .278 in 54 plate appearances….in 12.2 innings of work, he allowed 15 hits and seven earned runs, while walking 12 and striking out nine...named Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll.

2009 (Redshirt) – Appeared in four games but received a medical redshirt...named Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll.

2008 (Freshman) – Appeared in 14 games with seven of those coming as a starter…had a record of 1-2 and an ERA of 7.09…recorded one save and struckout 13 in 39.1 innings…was the starting pitcher in the 10-8 victory over Francis Marion to claim the Peach Belt Conference Tournament Championship.

High School – Played baseball for William Barham at Dublin High School...named Most Valuable Pitcher during sophomore and junior seasons...named All-Region during sophomore, junior and senior sea-sons...named All-Region in football during sophomore, junior and se-nior seasons...named to Team Georgia during senior season...helped lead team to region championship during freshman season ... helped

lead team to football region championships during sophomore and junior seasons...helped lead team to the football state championship during junior season.

Personal – Born on November 3, 1988 in Dublin, Ga...son of Angela and Dan Coxwell...has one brother, Ryan...majoring in Business Man-agement.

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RHP l Senior l 6-1 l 187 l R/RMacon, GA l Tattnel Square Academy

2011 (Junior) – Made 14 starts as part of the starting rotation during the 2011 season recording a 7-3 record…posted a Peach Belt best 1.76 ERA as opponents hit .201 against him…Led the Saints with seven wins and 102.1 innings pitched as he only gave up 20 XBH and did not allow a home run all season…Tallied three complete games including the shutout of #21 ranked Armstrong Atlantic on May 8…Posted 88 strikeouts during the season including three double digit strikeout per-formances as he had 11 punch outs in 6.0 innings at Lander University on March 25, and 11 more strikeouts against Augusta State on April 16, in 8.0 innings of work…Named First-Team Southeast All-Region by the ABCA and Daktronics while earning First-Team Peach Belt All-Conference and Peach Belt All-Tournament Team honors.

2010 (Sophomore) – Played and started in 13 games…Had an ERA of 4.23 and a record of 6-4 overall…in 78.2 innings of work, oppo-nents hit .285 against him in 305 at-bats while striking out 51 times against the righ-hander…allowed 37 earned runs, 25 walks, and three stolen bases…pitched two complete games against Lander University on March 27 and Francis Marion on April 10…in the complete game against Lander University, Hobby picked up the win after striking out 10, allowing six hits, and three earned runs…played his way to a per-fect fielding percentage of 1.000 with 22 chances, three putouts, and 19 assists…named Second-Team Peach Belt All-Conference and re-ceived ABCA/Rawlings Southeast Region Gold Glove honors.

2009 (Freshman) – Named the Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Week during the 2009 season...Tossed back-to-back complete game shutouts against Georgia Southwestern and Flagler College...appeared in 21 games with four starts…had a 5.43 ERA with a 6-4 record and one save…had 48 strikeouts in 56.1 innings pitched while opponents hit .281 against him

High School – played under head coach Joey Hiller at Tattnall Square Academy...member of all-state 1st team in 2007 and 2008, and all-star AAA team in 2008 (GISA)...named to all-region team in baseball 2006 through 2008, and football and basketball all-region in 2008...named MVP of high school baseball team in junior year, Subway player of the week for football, and honor student sophomore year...recipient of All Middle Ga award from newspaper in 2007 and 2008 for baseball, awarded for most points kicked in a single season and career for foot-ball and also tied the most touchdown receptions, and awarded best defensive player in junior year for basketball...won GISA AAA state championship for baseball in 2005 and 2008 and football champion-ship in senior year...

Personal – Born April 30, 1990...son of Rob and V-Ann Hobby...has one sister, Deana...father played football at Presbyterian and uncle and grandfather at Auburn...major is undecided.

Blake Hobby

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RHP l Senior l 6-0 l 196 l R/RMarietta, GA l Kell High School

2011 (Junior) – Made 13 appearances for the Saints posting a 2-1 re-corded…Had a 6.44 ERA on the season while giving up 23 hits in 29.1 innings of work…Opponents hit .245 against him while walking 25 times and striking out 20 times…Posted a perfect fielding percentage with three putouts and five assists.

2010 (Sophomore) – Came out of the bullpen seven times while al-lowing eight earned runs…in 7.2 innings he walked seven and struck out eight while opponents hit .303 against him.

2009 (Freshman) – Appeared in 11 games with five starts…had a 7.59 ERA with a 1-1 record…had nine strikeouts in 21.1 innings pitched.

High School – Played under head coach Donnie English at Kell High School...member of all-county team senior year... recipient of 2008 Ga Dugout Club award and named to East Cobb’s baseball MVP tourna-ment team in 2004...17u BCS and 16u AAU championships won.

Personal – Born June 14, 1990...son of Mike and Janet Smith...major is Exercise Science. Matt Smith


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OF l Senior l 5-10 l 185 l S/RDouglasville, GA l Truett-McConnell

2011 (Junior) – Played in 44 games, starting in 43 during the sea-son…Hit .328 with 57 hits and eight doubles…Posted a .395 on-base percentage while tallying 27 RBIs…Had 18 multi-hit games including six games with three hits each…Recorded the game winning hit in the 12th inning against PBC rival Flagler College on April 29 to cap the come from behind win.

Previous School – Played freshman and sophomore seasons at Truett-McConnell College under head coach Jim Waites…during his sopho-more season he played in 37 games, starting in 36…hit .376 in 133 plate appearances…had 50 hits, six doubles, 25 runs scored, and 25 runs batted in…tallied 63 total bases while posting a .431 on-base percentage…during the 2009 season, played and started in 50 games as a true freshman…hit .307 with 54 hits, 12 doubles, team-leading three triples, four home runs, and 45 runs batted in.

High School – Played baseball for head coach Mickey Harper at Cha-pel Hill High School...Named All-County during 2006, 2007, 2008 seasons...received All-Region awards in 2007.

Personal – Born on August 7, 1989 in College Park, Ga...son of Jo-seph and Teresa Jones...has one brother, Trent...major is undecided.

29 blackmatthew

INF l Senior l 6-2 l 210 l R/RWinder, GA l Chattahoochee Valley CC

High School – Played baseball for head coach Heath Kennedy at Winder Barrow High School…Team MVP in 2006 and All-Region 2005, 2006 and 2007.

Personal – Born on August 8, 1989, in Lawrencville, GA…Son of Kevin and Sherri Black…one sister, Nicole...Father played baseball at Dekalb College and Georgia State…Majoring in Criminal Justice

Terrell Jones

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hunter

RHP l Senior l 6-4 l 210 l R/RCumming, GA l Mercer University

2011 (Junior) – Appeared in five games while starting twice…In 2.1 innings of work, did not record a decision and a 23.14 ERA…Opponents hit .400 against him with four hits, eight walks, and two strikeouts.

2010 (Redshirt) – Appeared in three games while recording 2.1 in-nings of work… received a medical redshirt....named Peach Belt Con-ference Presidential Scholar Athlete.

Previous School – Played two seasons under head coach Craig Gib-son at Mercer University…redshirted in 2008…named to 2008 Atlan-tic Sun All-Academic Team.

High School – Played baseball for head coach Jim Cahill at North Forsyth High School…helped Raiders advance to class 5A elite eight as a sophomore and senior and to the state playoffs as a junior…re-cipient of the Raider Award.

Personal – Born on November 22, 1988, in Beaumont, Tx...son of Maria and Gary McGilvray…has a brother and sister, Taylor and Sar-ah…father played college football…majoring in Marketing.


1 hooperderek

INF l Junior l 5-10 l 170 l R/RSharpsburg, GA l LaGrange College

2011 (Sophomore) – Played in 53 of the 54 games during the 2011 season…in 203 plate appearances, hit .320 with 65 hits, 13 doubles, and one home run…second best on the team in on-base percentage with .407 while driving in 27 runs …Had 16 multi-hit games includ-ing nine games of posting three or more hits…Led the team in sac bunts with 13 and stolen bases with 11 in 12 attempts…Posted a .961 fielding percentage while turning 38 double plays earning his way to being named to the Southeast All-Region Second Team by Daktronics.

Previous School – Played freshman season at LaGrange College un-der head coach Kevin Howard…played in 41 games, starting in 40 for the Vikings…in 150 at-bats, hit .340 with 51 hits, eight doubles, two homeruns, and 27 RBIs…had an on-base percentage of .437 while tallying 67 total bases and going 20 for 23 in stolen bases…named to GSAC All-Freshman team.

High School – Played baseball for head coach Greg Hamilton at Northgate High School...named Most Valuable Player during the 2009 season...awarded Georgia High School Association 4-AAAA Player of the Year and County Player of the Year in 2009.

Personal – Born on June 1, 1991, in Atlanta, Ga...son of Steve and Karen Hooper...has one sister, Amanda...majoring in Business Man-agement. Derek Hooper

2 bellavancekenny

OF l Junior l 5-8 l 170 l R/RStone Mountain, GA l Parkview HS

2011 (Sophomore) – Started and played in all 54 games as he hit .317 on the year…Tallied 71 hits, 7 doubles, one triple, and two homeruns in 224 at-bats while driving in 35 runs…Led the team in hits with 71 and also with 23 multi-hit games along with three or more hits in seven of his games…Earned Moe’s Athlete of the Week during the week of March 15 after hitting .500 with seven hits and four runs batted in…Named to the Peach Belt All-Conference First Team and All-Academic Team.

2010 (Freshman) – Played and started in all 51 games during the 2010 season…posted a .340 batting average in 206 plate appearances…notched 70 hits, 31 runs batted in, and scored 44 runs…recorded a .375 on-base percentage while tallying 79 total bases and went 8-10 in stolen base attempts…during a doubleheader against Lander on March 27, he went 7-10 with two runs batted in and one stolen base...named Moe’s Athlete of the Week during the week of March 29, 2010 af-ter hitting .500 during the four games of the week...named Peach Belt Gold Scholar Athlete.

High School – Played baseball for head coach Chan Brown at Parkview High School…member of the Georgia Dugout Club 5A All-State Team in 2009…recipient of the 2009 Panther Award recognizing outstanding academics, athletics, and leadership.

Personal – Born on August 22, 1990, in Stone Mountain, Ga...Son of Martha and John Bellavance…has one sister, Amanda...majoring in Business Finance. Kenny Bellavance


7 carpenterdustin

UTL l Junior l 6-0 l 195 l R/RDahlonega, GA l Lumpkin County HS

2011 (Sophomore) – Played in 50 games, starting 49 for the Saints…in 174 at-bats, hit .270 with 47 hits and 12 extra base hits, including four home runs…posted a .369 on-base percentage while going 4-6 in the stolen base department.

2007 (Freshman) – Played in seven games, starting in one for the Saints…had nine plate appearances with one hit and two total bases.

High School – Played baseball for head coach Nicky Jenkins at Lumpkin County High School…named Team Most Valuable Player during the 2006 season.

Personal – Born on November 11, 1987...Son of Harold and Vickie Carpenter…has one sister, Crystal Abernathy…majoring in Health/P.E.

28 hickseric

INF l Junior l 5-8 l 185 l R/RAtlanta, GA l Mill Creek High School

2011 (Sophomore) – Played in two games during the 2011 season...had two plate appearances. 2010 (Freshman) – Played in two games for the Saints...had three plate appearances. 2009 (Redshirt) – Red-shirted, did not see any action.

High School – Played under head coach Doug Jones at Mill Creek High School...won region championship in senior year.

Personal – Born August 9,1989...son of Eddie and Dana Hicks...has one brother, Evan, and one sister, Kylee...major is Physical Education.

Dustin Carpenter

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cody

RHP l Junior l 6-0 l 180 l R/RDacula, GA l Mill Creek High School

2010 (Freshman) – Did not see any varsity action...Named Peach Belt Conference Bronze Scholar. 2009 (Redshirt) – Redshirted, did not see any varsity action...Named Peach Belt Conference Bronze Scholar.

High School – Played under head coach Doug Jones at Mill Creek High School...member of Elite all-star team in 1996-2008 and pre-sea-son all-state 2nd team...recipient of honorable mention in sophomore year and all region team awards...high school team held records for most wins in a season and most appearances in sophomore year...won 7-AAAAA region championship senior year...named scholar athlete all four years of high school.

Personal – Born on November 1,1989...son of Clay and Trish Click-ner...has one sister, Cheryl...majoring in Physical Education.

39 partrickdavis

RHP l Junior l 5-11 l 180 l R/RGainesville, GA l Piedmont College

High School – Played baseball for head coach Trent Mongero at North Hall High School…2nd Team All-Area Baseball selection in 2009…Eagle Scout in 2008…Won Great South Atlantic Conference Regular Season and Tournament Championships in 2011.

Personal – Born on October 12, 1990, in Atlanta, GA…Son of Tom and Jan Partrick…three siblings: Stephen, Grant and Reed…Majoring in Marketing and Finance

Cody Clickner


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C l Sophomore l 5-8 l 165 l R/RLawrenceville, GA l Brookwood HS

2011 (Freshman) – Played in two games for the Saints…Had one plate appearance.

2010 (Redshirt) – Did not see any varsity action...

High School – Played baseball for head coach Rick Howard at Brook-wood High School…member of 2008 5A state championship team...

Personal – Born on April 30, 1991, in Tyrone, Ga...Son of Terri and Greg Neidigh…has one sister, Jessica…major is Business Marketing. Steven Neidigh

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RHP l Sophomore l 6-0 l 170 l R/RCumming, GA l West Forsyth High School

2011 (Freshman) – Made ten appearances from the Saints’ bullpen where he did not record a decision…Posted a 9.28 ERA as opponents hit .220 against him with five walks and 4 strikeouts…Did not give up a home run all season while only allowing two extra base hits.

High School – Played baseball for head coach Bryon Orr at West For-syth High School…received Golden Glove award in 2007…named First-Team All-Region for football in 2009, played in Rotary All-Star Football game…Region Scholar Athlete in 2009.

Personal – Born December 12, 1991 in Gainesville, Ga…son of Vince and Donna Patten…has two siblings, Clara, Sarah…majoring in Pre-Engineering. Reese Patten

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OF l Sophomore l 5-11 l 180 l R/RBuford, GA l Buford High School

2011 (Freshman) – Played in 16 games while starting in 10 for the Saints…in 39 plate appearances, hit .128 with five hits and one dou-ble…2-2 in stolen bases…Recorded a .933 fielding percentage.

High School – Played baseball for head coach Tony Wolfe at Buford High School...Played four seasons for the Wolves.

Personal – Born on October 3, 1991, in Atlanta, Ga...son of Donnie and Elizabeth Crawford…has three siblings Casey, Summer, Carri-anne…major is undecided.

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kyle

RHP l Sophomore l 6-6 l 230 l R/RKennesaw, GA l Florida Gulf Coast

2011 (Freshman) – Made five appearances with one start as a redshirt freshman…No record and a 4.91 ERA in 3.2 innings of work…Op-ponents hit .214 against him while walking eight times and striking out three.

Previous School (Redshirt) – Redshirted at Florida Gulf Coast Uni-versity during the 2010 season.

High School – Played baseball for head coach Mark Elkins at Harri-son High School...Played for two seasons is 2008 and 2009. Won five straight national championships with East Cobb Astros & Braves. In 2009 won Most Valuable Pitcher for the East Cobb Braves.

Personal – Born on September 27, 1991, in Laguna Hills, Ca...son of Jill and Mark Burchfield…has three siblings Brittany, Lindsey, Cyd-ney…major is Education.


40 coberlywes

RHP l Sophomore l 6-4 l 220 l R/RSnellville, GA l Brookwood High School

2011 (Freshman) – Made 13 appearances in the starting rotation as he posted a 3-4 record…in 63.1 innings of work, recorded a 4.69 ERA…Gave up 70 hits and only 12 extra base hits as opponents hit .287 on the season and struck out 35 times while walking 17.

2010 (Redshirt) – Redshirted, did not see any varsity action...Named Peach Belt Conference Presidential Scholar Athlete.

High School – Played baseball for head coach Rick Howard at Brook-wood High School…member of the Gwinnett All-County 1st Team…member of the 2008 5A state championship team…named a Scholar Athlete all four years of high school.

Personal – Born on May 1, 1991 in Snellville, Ga...Son of Sherry and Jim Coberly…has one brother, Joshua…majoring in Criminal Justice.

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INF l Sophomore l 5-10 l 215 l L/RColumbus, GA l Chattahoochee Valley CC

Previous School – Played freshman season at Chattahoochee Valley Community College…Had eight at-bats in nine games where he hit .375 with three hits.

High School – Played baseball for head coach Bobby Howard at Columbus High School…Played four seasons for the Blue Devils…Member of 2010 3A State Championship team and named All-Big City team in 2010.

Personal – Born on January 9, 1992, in Columbus, GA...Son of Ran-dy and Pam Barto…has one sibling, Burt and sister-in-law, Katie…Brother, Burt, played baseball at Young Harris and Georgia South-ern…undecided major.

Wes Coberly

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C l Freshman l 6-1 l 190 l R/RMontrose, GA l West Laurens HS

2011 (Redshirt) – Did not see any action.

High School – Played four years under head coach Brian Brown at West Laurens High School...Named All-Region in 2008, 2009, 2010...member of the Georgia Dugout Club in 2010 and named Most Valu-able Player in 2010.

Personal – Born on May 16,1992...son of Dina and Randy Spivey...has two sisters, Laura and Kaitlin...majoring in Sports Medicine.

13taylorphillip

LHP l Freshman l 6-0 l 170 l L/LLilburn, GA l Parkview High School

High School – Played baseball for head coach Chan Brown at Parkview High School…Played four seasons for the Panthers…Named to the All-County Second Team in 2011…Member of 2011 5A State Cham-pionship team and Region 8-5A Championship teams in 2010 and 2011…Earned the Panther Award during the 2011 season.

Personal – Born on May 14, 1993, in Atlanta, GA...Son of Steve and Tracy Taylor…has one sibling, Gina…undecided major.

21 flemingchip

RHP l Freshman l 6-0 l 185 l R/RDacula, GA l Mill Creek High School

High School – Played baseball for head coach Doug Jones at Mill Creek High School…Played four seasons for the Hawks…In 2011, named to the Georgia Dugout Club’s First-Team All-County and Gwinnett Daily Post’s Second Team All-County…Member of 2011 Region 7A Championship team.

Personal – Born on June 24, 1993, in Atlanta, GA...Son of Keith and Julia Fleming…has two siblings, Jack and Cole…Father played at Georgia Tech and for the Milwaukee Brewers…undecided major.


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INF l Freshman l 5-10 l 177 l R/RLawrenceville, GA l Brookwood HS

High School – Played baseball for head coach Rick Howard at Brook-wood High School…Played four seasons for the Broncos…Earned Georgia Dugout Club’s Mr. Hustle award in 2011.

Personal – Born on August 16, 1993 in Woodbury, NJ...Son of Jerry and Pam McGrath…has two siblings, Buddy and Geno…majoring in Economics/ Business Marketing.

17 beauchampjacob

LHP l Sophomore l 6-6 l 185 l L/LSnellville, GA l Brookwood High School

High School – Played baseball for head coach Rick Howard at Brook-wood High School…Named to the Georgia Dugout Club All-State team and Georgia Dugout Club Team Georgia in 2011…Earned 2011 Georgia Dugout Club Outstanding Season honors while being named to the Gwinnett County Dugout Club Second Team All-County team…Region 8-5A Pitcher of the Year in 2011…Holds the record at Brook-wood HS for the first perfect game pitched.

Personal – Born on September 18, 1992 in Lawrenceville, GA...Son of Eddie and Pam Beauchamp…Mother played basketball at Tift Col-lege…undecided major.

9 agarbrandon

RHP l Freshman l 6-4 l 195 l R/RSnellville, GA l Brookwood High School

High School – Played baseball for head coach Rick Howard at Brook-wood High School…Played four seasons for the Broncos…Named First-Team Region 8-AAAAA and Georgia All-State East team in 2011.

Personal – Born on February 7, 1993, in Snellville, GA...Son of Tom and Barb Agar…has two siblings, Tyler and Austin…Father was a swimmer at University of Texas…majoring in Business.

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OF l Freshman l 5-11 l 190 l R/RMarietta, GA l Lassiter High School

2011 (Redshirt) – Did not see any varsity action.

High School – Played baseball for head coaches Mickey McMurtry and Scott Kelly at Lassiter High School..named Honorable Mention All-County in 2008...received team Golden Glove honors in 2009...named Honorable Mention All-County in 2010, Second Team All-Region, and member of the 2010 AAAAA State Runner-up team.

Personal – Born on August 24, 1991, in Greenwich, CT....Son of Stu and Leah Gordon…has one brother, Will…major is undecided.

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LHP l Freshman l 5-11 l 175 l L/LBraselton, GA l Winder Barrow HS

High School – Played baseball for head coach Brian Smith at Wind-er Barrow High School…In 2011, Member of Team Georgia Senior team, 8-5A Pitching First Team, and Athens Banner All-Area First Team…During the 2010 season, named to the 8-5A Pitching First Team, Georgia Dugout Club’s Top 100 Athlete team, and Athens Ban-ner Second Team All-Area.

Personal – Born on February 4, 1993, in Lawrenceville, GA...Son of Jason and Julie Keinat…has one sibling, Madison…majoring in Biology.

20 narainetravis

UTL l Freshman l 5-8 l 160 l R/RLilburn, GA l Parkview High School

High School – Played baseball for head coach Chan Brown at Parkview High School…Played three seasons for the Panthers… Member of 2011 5A State Championship team and Region 8-5A Championship teams in 2010 and 2011.

Personal – Born on June 23, 1993, in Atlanta, GA...Son of Sase and Pattie Naraine…has one sibling, Ian…majoring in Business.

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OF l Freshman l 6-0 l 185 l R/RSnellville, GA l Brookwood High School

High School – Played baseball for head coach Rick Howard at Brook-wood High School…Played four seasons for the Broncos…Earned First Team All-County honors during junior year.

Personal – Born on December 14, 1992, in Uniondale, NY...Son of Gairy and Joan Toorie…has one sibling, Tristan, who played baseball at Augusta State…majoring in Exercise Science.

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C l Freshman l 6-0 l 190 l R/RLawrenceville, GA l Brookwood HS

High School – Played baseball for head coach Rick Howard at Brook-wood High School…Played four seasons for the Broncos.

Personal – Born on July 17, 1993 in Snellville, GA...Son of Allen and Colleen Blankenship…has two sisters, Emily and Rebecca…un-decided major.

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RHP l Freshman l 5-11 l 160 l L/RLilburn, GA l Parkview HS

High School – Played baseball for head coach Chan Brown at Parkview High School…5A-State Champion in 2011 and Region 8-5A Champi-ons in 2010 and 2011.

Personal – Born on February 5, 1993, in Decatur, GA…Son of Frank and Katrina Bader…one sister, Virginia…Majoring in Chemistry/Pre-engineering.


cory blackmon William Gieler Sean Pittman2003 Atlanta Braves

Danville Braves2005 MLB Draft, 34th Round

New York Mets2001 GACC Player of the Year

2001 GACC Male Athlete of the Year

ryan Garmon2005 Cincinnati Reds

Sarasota Reds

eric Good JuStine Shurley2005 SSAC Freshman of the Year 2002 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete

ryan Gurley2002 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete

StePhen flake kevin bulGer anderS oSter2003 GACC Freshman of the Year 2004 NAIA All-Region XIII Team

2004 All-American, 2nd Team

2008 South Atlantic Gold Glove2010 PBC Scholar Athlete

2005 MLB Draft 25th Round Kansas City Royals

2005 NAIA All-Region XIII Team

craiG briSSon2007 PBC Freshman of the Year

2008 PBC All-Conference 2008 Rawlings/ABCA All-Region

Jordan eriSman andre airich daniel Petitti2010 PBC All-Conference2010 ABCA All-Region

2010 Daktronics All-Regionz2011 PBC All-Tournament

2007 South Atlantic Gold Glove2009 South Atlantic Gold Glove

2010 Southeast Gold Glove2010 MLB Draft 37th Round

Oakland Athletics

2008 South Atlantic Gold Glove2009 PBC All-Conference

2009 Rawlings/ABCA All-Region2010 PBC All-Conference

chriS rearick2010 MLB Draft 41st Round

Tampa Bay Rays2010 PBC Pitcher of the Year

2010 Southeast Pitcher of the Year2010 Third-Team All-American

brad hall2009 PBC All-Conference


derek hooPer2010 Southeast Gold Glove

2011 First-Team All-Conference 2011 ABCA All-Region

2011 Daktronics All-Region

JaSon elkinS kenny bellavance2002 NAIA All-American

2002 NAIA All-Region XIII Team2010 Daktronics All-Region

2011 2nd-Team All-Conference 2011 ABCA All-Region


chad SaGe2010 PBC All-Conference

chriS curtiS brian lauderdale rob flaniGan2007 PBC All-Conference

2007 Daktronics 2nd All-Region2008 PBC All-Conference

2008 Rawlings/ABCA All-Region

2008 MLB Draft 29th Round San Francisco Giants

2008 PBC All-Conference2008 Rawlings/ABCA All-Region

2008 NCAA First-Team All-American

2005 NAIA All-American, 1st Team2005 NAIA All-Region XIII Team

2006 PBC Player of the Year2006 South Atlantic Region Team

2006 NCAA All-American, 3rd Team2006 SD Padres - AZL Padres

richie daiGleSan Diego Padres (2005-06)

AZL PadresLake Elsinore (A-Ball)

2005 All-American, 2nd Team2005 NAIA All-Region XIII Team

2005 SSAC All-Conference

blake hobby2010 Southeast Gold Glove

2011 First-Team All-Conference 2011 PBC All-Tournament

2011 ABCA All-Region2011 Daktronics All-Region

Jacob rickett2010 Daktronics All-Region

2011 2nd-Team All-Conference 2011 ABCA All-Region


troy Snitker2011 2nd-Team All-Conference 2011 MLB Draft 19th RoundAtlanta Braves (596th Pick)


career battinGMost doubles72 Airich, Andre 2007-1057 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0656 Deckon, Nick 2000-0256 Brisson, Craig 2007-1052 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0648 Rickett, Justin 2004-06

Most triples14 Deckon, Nick 2000-0211 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-069 Erisman, Jordan 2009-118 Loder, David 2000-038 Brisson, Craig 2007-107 Bulger, Kevin 20057 Tate, Josh 2006-08

Most home runs34 Sage, Chad 2008-1130 Hall, Brad 07, 09-1129 Airich, Andre 2007-1025 Rickett, Justin 2004-0724 Daigle, Richie 2004-0523 Deckon, Nick 2000-0223 Dillon, Jason 2000-01

Most runs batted in210 Airich, Andre 2007-10193 Rickett, Justin 2004-07181 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06171 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06160 Hall, Brad 07, 09-11150 Chad Sage 2008-11

Most total bases480 Airich, Andre 2007-10458 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06448 Brisson, Craig 2007-10399 Deckon, Nick 2000-02392 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06

Most walks127 Brisson, Craig 2007-10118 Airich, Andre 2007-10110 Deckon, Nick 2000-02106 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06104 Rickett, Justin 2004-07104 Loder, David 2000-03

Most intentional walks12 Rickett, Justin 2004-0711 Flanigan, Rob 20088 Troy Snitker 2009-106 Airich, Andre 2007-105 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06

Most times hit by pitch53 Rickett, Justin 2004-0740 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0635 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0633 Brisson, Craig 2007-1030 Loder, David 2000-0330 Warner, Creston 2004-07

Most times struck out200 Hall, Brad 07, 09-11173 Airich, Andre 2007-10170 Sage, Chad 2008-11168 Petitti, Daniel 2007-10160 Loder, David 2000-03151 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06

Highest batting avg. (minimum 250 AB).377 Deckon, Nick (246-652) 2000-02.363 Lauderdale, Brian (324-892) 2003-06.354 Gieler, William (153-432) 2000-01.352 Bulger, Kevin (101-287) 2005.351 Airich, Andre (313-891) 2007-10.347 Brisson, Craig (328-944) 2007-10.342 Daigle, Richie (145-424) 2004-05

Highest slugging pct. (minimum 250 AB).612 Deckon, Nick (652 AB) 2000-02.604 Daigle, Richie (424 AB) 2004-05.561 Dillon, Jason (335 AB) 2000-01.557 Bulger, Kevin (287 AB) 2005.543 Terry, Matt (429 AB) 2003-04.539 Airich, Andre (891 AB) 2007-10.525 Gieler, William (432 AB) 2000-01

Highest on base pct. (minimum 250 AB).474 Deckon, Nick (652 AB) 2000-02.453 King, Steven (381 AB) 2003-04.444 Hrenko, Pat (290 AB) 2001-02.442 Rickett, Justin (736 AB) 2004-07.439 Brisson, Craig (944 AB) 2007-10.439 Bulger, Kevin (287 AB) 2005.436 Airich, Andre (891 AB) 2007-10

Most games played247 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06246 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06226 Brisson, Craig 2007-10224 Airich, Andre 2007-10223 Loder, David 2000-03221 Oster, Anders 2006-10217 Petitti, Daniel 2007-10

Most games started235 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06233 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06226 Brisson, Craig 2007-10224 Airich, Andre 2007-10217 Oster, Anders 2006-10207 Petitti, Daniel 2007-10201 Rickett, Justin 2004-07201 Loder, David 2000-03

Most at bats944 Brisson, Craig 2007-10892 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06891 Airich, Andre 2007-10837 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06789 Oster, Anders 2006-10764 Petitti, Daniel 2006-10736 Rickett, Justin 2004-07

Most runs scored266 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06235 Brisson, Craig 2007-10208 Airich, Andre 2007-10189 Rickett, Justin 2004-07182 Deckon, Nick 2000-02160 Gurley, Ryan 2003-05158 Loder, David 2000-03

Most hits328 Brisson, Craig 2007-10324 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06313 Airich, Andre 2007-10275 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06246 Deckon, Nick 2000-02245 Rickett, Justin 2004-07

Most sacrifice flies22 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0617 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0617 Rickett, Justin 2004-0716 Airich, Andre 2007-1013 Lemons, Preston 2000-03

Most sacrifice hits25 Hall, Brett 2000-0424 Oster, Anders 2006-1022 Airich, Andre 2007-1021 Petitti, Daniel 2007-1019 Loder, David 2000-0316 Sanders, Clay 2003-04

Most stolen bases100 Lauderdale, Brian (100-113) 2003-0658 Brisson, Craig (58-74) 2007-1054 Loder, David (54-71) 2000-0348 Gieler, William (48-60) 2000-0145 Deckon, Nick (45-66) 2000-0240 Pittman, Sean (40-51) 2000-01

Most times caught stealing21 Deckon, Nick (45-66) 2000-0217 Loder, David (54-71) 2000-0316 Brisson, Craig (58-74) 2007-1014 Dillon, Jason (17-31) 2000-0113 Lauderdale. Brian (100-113) 2004-06

Most stolen base attempts113 Lauderdale, Brian (100-113) 2003-0674 Brisson, Craig (58-74) 2007-1071 Loder, David (54-71) 2000-0366 Deckon, Nick (45-66) 2000-0260 Gieler, William (48-60) 2000-0151 Pittman, Sean (40-51) 2000-0143 Cooper, David (33-43) 2002-03

Most times reached base on error37 Rickett, Justin 2004-0733 Brisson, Craig 2007-1030 Oster, Anders 2006-1028 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0626 Warner, Creston 2004-0726 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0625 Daigle, Richie 2004-0525 Sage, Chad 2008-11

Most times reached on fielder’s choice45 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0639 Airich, Andre 2007-1034 Rickett, Justin 2004-0731 Oster, Anders 2006-1030 Brisson, Craig 2007-1030 Sage, Chad 2008-11

Most fly outs238 Brisson, Craig 2007-10223 Petitti, Daniel 2007-10222 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06212 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06193 Oster, Anders 2006-10191 Airich, Andre 2007-10

Most ground outs248 Oster, Anders 2006-10243 Brisson, Craig 2007-10227 Airich, Andre 2007-10212 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06202 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06186 Petitti, Daniel 2007-10


Most picked off5 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-065 Gurley, Ryan 2003-065 Rickett, Justin 2004-075 Tate, Josh 2006-08

Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 75 IP)1.58 Elkins, Jason (131.0 IP) 2000-022.53 Curtis, Chris (217.0 IP) 2007-082.72 Jones, Joseph (112.2 IP) 2000-022.72 Shurley, Justin (191.2 IP) 2001-022.76 Whiting, Michael (198.2 IP) 2004-062.97 Willard, Jason (181.2 IP) 2004-05

Lowest opponent batting avg. (minimum 75 IP).211 Rickett, Jacob (124.2 IP) 2008-11.218 Flake, Stephen (286.2 IP) 2003-05.222 Willard, Jason (181.2 IP) 2004-05.226 Stowe, Justin (163.1 IP) 2004-05.226 Whiting, Michael (198.2 IP) 2004-06.237 Rearick, Chris (98.1 IP) 2010

Fewest walks allowed/9 inn game (minimum 75 IP)1.88 Shurley, Justin (191.2 IP) 2001-022.00 Jones, Joseph (112.2 IP) 2000-022.20 Elkins, Jason (131.0 IP) 2000-022.22 Naylor, Lee (150.1 IP) 2000-022.22 Lussi, Garrett (170.0 IP) 2006-092.29 Rearick, Chris (98.1 IP) 2010

Most strikeouts/9 inn game (minimum 75 IP)11.13 Elkins, Jason (131.0 IP) 2000-0210.36 Stowe, Justin (163.1 IP) 2004-0510.11 Rickett, Jacob (124.2 IP) 2008-119.36 Willard, Jason (181.2 IP) 2004-059.06 Rearick, Chris (98.1 IP) 20108.97 Musslewhite, Tyler (89.1 IP) 20098.63 Flake, Stephen (286.2 IP) 2003-05

Most wins26 Flake, Stephen (26-12) 2003-0521 Willard, Jason (21-6) 2004-0521 Whiting, Michael (21-5) 2004-0619 Hobby, Blake (19-11) 2009-1119 Stowe, Justin (19-7) 2004-0518 Shurley, Justin (18-5) 2001-0218 Patton, Michael (18-10) 2008-11

Most losses12 Flake, Stephen (26-12) 2003-0511 Hobby, Blake (19-11) 2009-1111 Black, Zach (11-11) 2006-0811 Lystad, Rob (17-11) 2000-0210 Naylor, Lee (8-10) 2000-0210 Patton, Michael (18-10) 2008-11

Most saves40 Elkins, Jason 2000-0230 Rickett, Jacob 2008-1111 Gresham, Bobby 2003-047 Peters, Mike 2007-087 Yackee, Justin 2009-10

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Most appearances100 Rickett, Jacob 2008-11100 Lussi, Garrett 2006-0995 Elkins, Jason 2000-0268 Simmons, Alex 2008-1164 Patton, Michael 2008-1161 Copeland, Caleb 2007-0960 Jones, Joseph 2000-02

Most games started43 Flake, Stephen 2003-0539 Patton, Michael 2008-1137 Lystad, Rob 2000-0233 Handley, Greg 2000-0232 Wiley, James 2008-1031 Hobby, Blake 2009-1131 Shurley, Justin 2001-0231 Whiting, Michael 2004-06

Most complete games11 Flake, Stephen 2003-05 9 Curtis, Chris 2007-088 Shurley, Justin 2001-027 Hobby, Blake 2009-117 Willard, Jason 2004-055 Lystad, Rob 2000-02 5 Wiley, James 2008-10

Most games finished65 Rickett, Jacob 2008-1160 Elkins, Jason 2000-0237 Lussi, Garrett 2006-0935 Gresham, Bobby 2003-0422 Garmon, Ryan 2004-05 20 Black, Zach 2006-08

Most shutouts4 Hobby, Blake 2009-114 Flake, Stephen 2003-053 Willard, Jason 2004-053 Shurley, Justin 2001-022 Four Tied

Most combined shutouts4 Whiting, Michael 2004-064 McKee, Craig 2001-05 3 Black, Zach 2006-083 Garmon, Ryan 2004-053 Sikes, Brannon 2003-07

Innings pitched286.2 Flake, Stephen 2003-05269.0 Patton, Michael 2008-11237.1 Hobby, Blake 2009-11 217.0 Curtis, Chris 2007-08203.2 Lystad, Rob 2000-02198.2 Whiting, Michael 2004-06191.2 Shurley, Justin 2001-02184.0 Handley, Greg 2000-02

Most hits allowed300 Patton, Michael 2008-11228 Flake, Stephen 2003-05224 Hobby, Blake 2008-11220 Lystad, Rob 2000-02214 Wiley, James 2008-10208 Handley, Greg 2000-02 197 Curtis, Chris 2007-08193 Shurley, Justin 2001-02183 Black, Zach 2006-08

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Most runs allowed171 Patton, Michael 2008-11141 Lystad, Rob 2000-02128 Flake, Stephen 2003-05117 Hobby, Blake 2009-11113 Wiley, James 2008-10113 Blackmon, Cory 2000, 02-03

Most earned runs allowed155 Patton, Michael 2008-11103 Flake, Stephen 2003-0591 Hobby, Blake 2009-1187 Wiley, James 2008-1082 Lystad, Rob 2000-0280 Handley, Greg 2000-0275 McKee, Craig 2001-05

Most walks allowed129 Patton, Michael 2008-11108 Blackmon, Cory 2000, 02-0394 Flake, Stephen 2003-0585 Sikes, Brannon 2003-0774 Simmons, Alex 2008-11

Most intentional walks allowed6 Rickett, Jacob 2008-115 Gresham, Bobby 2003-045 Black, Zach 2006-084 Lussi, Garrett 2006-084 Gilleland, Cory 20064 Yackee, Justin 2009

Most strikeouts275 Flake, Stephen 2003-05196 Patton, Michael 2008-11189 Willard, Jason 2004-05188 Stowe, Justin 2004-05187 Hobby, Blake 2009-11162 Elkins, Jason 2000-02148 Lystad, Rob 2000-02

Most strikeouts looking61 Hobby, Blake 2009-1153 Patton, Michael 2008-1153 Curtis, Chris 2007-0844 Wiley, James 2008-1040 Rickett, Jacob 2008-1139 Simmons, Alex 2008-1138 Stowe, Justin 2004-05

Most doubles allowed52 Hobby, Blake 2009-1148 Flake, Stephen 2003-0543 Wiley, James 2008-1043 Patton, Michael 2008-11 38 Curtis, Chris 2007-08 35 Black, Zach 2006-0833 Lussi, Garrett 2006-09

Most triples allowed7 Lystad, Rob 2000-027 Handley, Greg 2000-02 7 Thomas, Mark 06, 08-096 Patton, Michael 2008-11 5 Curtis, Chris 2007-085 Flake, Stephen 2003-055 Kill, Paul 2003-045 Willard, Jason 2004-055 Sikes, Brannon 2003-07

Most home runs allowed24 Patton, Michael 2008-1123 Flake, Stephen 2003-0519 Lystad, Rob 2000-0218 Lussi, Garrett 2006-0916 Naylor, Lee 2000-0215 Wiley, James 2008-0913 Shurley, Justin 2001-02

Most batters faced1251 Patton, Michael 2008-111184 Flake, Stephen 2003-051017 Hobby, Blake 2009-11 905 Curtis, Chris 2007-08841 Whiting, Michael 2004-06827 Shurley, Justin 2001-02 821 Wiley, James 2008-10

Most at bats against1051 Patton, Michael 2008-111045 Flake, Stephen 2003-05897 Hobby, Blake 2009-11818 Curtis, Chris 2007-08756 Shurley, Justin 2001-02735 Whiting, Michael 2004-06

Most wild pitches23 Flake, Stephen 2003-0519 Sikes, Brannon 2003-0718 Patton, Michael 2008-1118 Blackmon, Cory 2000, 02-0317 McKee, Craig 2001-0512 Rickett, Jacob 2008-1112 Stowe, Josh 2004-0512 Smallwood, Erik 2003 12 Mitchell, Andy 2000

Most balks6 Patton, Michael 2008-095 Lystad, Rob 2000-024 Simmons, Alex 2008-114 Kill, Paul 2003-044 Whiting, Michael 2004-05

Most hit batters40 Patton, Michael 2008-1130 McKee, Craig 2001-0520 Black, Zach 2006-0820 Jones, Joseph 2000-0220 Bobby Gresham 2003-0420 Lystad, Rob 2000-0220 Whiting, Michael 2004-06

Most sacrifice flies allowed11 Flake, Stephen 2003-0510 Lystad, Rob 2000-029 Patton, Michael 2008-118 Wiley, James 2008-108 Hobby, Blake 2009-11

Most sacrifice hits allowed23 Hobby, Blake 2009-1122 Patton, Michael 2008-1119 Curtis, Chris 2007-08 18 McKee, Craig 2001-0517 Whiting, Michael 2004-0617 Wiley, James 2008-10

Most fly outs282 Flake, Stephen 2003-05273 Patton, Michael 2008-11232 Whiting, Michael 2004-06 222 Hobby, Blake 2009-11201 Lussi, Garrett 2006-09198 Curtis, Chris 2007-08

Most ground outs290 Patton, Michael 2008-11280 Curtis, Chris 2007-08 260 Hobby, Blake 2009-11260 Flake, Stephen 2003-05219 McKee, Craig 2001-05

Most runners picked off21 Bradley, Tom 2005-0620 Petitti, Daniel 2007-1019 Hall, Brett 2000-0412 Black, Zach 2006-0811 Snitker, Troy 2010-11

Highest fielding pct. (minimum 200 chances).990 Warner, Creston (1255-81-13) 2004-07.989 Baker, Adam (266-13-3) 2009-10.989 Hall, Brad (892-42-10) 07, 09-11.988 Leja, Brett (307-24-4) 2005.987 Snitker, Troy (756-76-11) 2010-11 .987 Flanigan, Rob (579-410-8) 2008.985 Hall, Brett (1071-140-19) 2000-04

Lowest stolen base against pct. (minimum 20 attempts).364 Lystad, Rob (8-22) 2000-02.500 Black, Zach (10-20) 2006-08 .500 McKee, Craig (10-20) 2001-05.570 Hall, Brett (86-151) 2000-04.593 Petitti, Daniel (124-209) 2007-10

Most chances1474 Petitti, Daniel 2007-101349 Warner, Creston 2004-071230 Hall, Brett 2000-041143 Oster, Anders 2006-10992 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06

Most putouts1256 Petitti, Daniel 2007-101255 Warner, Creston 2004-071071 Hall, Brett 2000-04892 Hall, Brad 07, 09-11854 Brinson, Brian 2002-03786 Chastain, David 2003-06

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Most assists737 Oster, Anders 2006-10512 Airich, Andre 2007-10491 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06459 Loder, David 2000-03360 Pittman, Sean 2000-01355 Erisman, Jordan 2009-11275 Rickett, Justin 2004-07

Most errors70 Rickett, Justin 2004-0754 Oster, Anders 2006-1051 Airich, Andre 2007-1049 Loder, David 2000-0347 Pittman, Sean 2000-01 39 Erisman, Jordan 2009-11

Most double plays turned125 Oster, Anders 2006-10102 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0697 Warner, Creston 2004-0766 Loder, David 2000-0364 Hall, Brad 07, 09-1161 Brinson, Brian 2002-03

Most triple plays turned1 Parker, Chris 20011 Loder, David 2000-03

Most caught stealing by85 Petitti, Daniel 2007-1065 Hall, Brett 2000-04 36 Chastain, David 2003-0526 Snitker, Troy 2010-1117 Flake, Stephen 2003-0517 Good, Erik 2005-06

Most stolen bases against124 Petitti, Daniel 2007-10105 Chastain, David 2003-0686 Hall, Brett 2000-04 59 Good, Erik 2005-0654 Snitker, Troy 2010-1152 Lemons, Preston 2000-03

Most passed balls23 Chastain, David 2003-0613 Petitti, Daniel 2007-1012 Poitevint, Brad 200511 Hall, Brett 2000-04

SinGle SeaSon battinGHighest batting avg. (minimum 100 AB).405 Deckon, Nick (83-205) 2001 .403 Flanigan, Rob (91-226) 2008.399 Lauderdale, Brian (118-296) 2005.392 Rickett, Justin (49-125) 2004.391 Lauderdale, Brian (91-233) 2006.391 Pittman, Sean (92-235) 2001

Highest slugging pct. (minimum 100 AB).735 Flanigan, Rob (226 AB) 2008.694 Dillon, Jason (196 AB) 2000.685 DeRosa, Michael (162 AB) 2004.663 Deckon, Nick (205 AB) 2001.650 Terry, Matt (240 AB) 2004.649 Daigle, Richie (262 AB) 2005

Highest on base pct. (minimum 100 AB).527 Flanigan, Rob (226 AB) 2008.502 Deckon, Nick (205 AB) 2001.500 Rickett, Justin (207 AB) 2005.490 Rickett, Justin (125 AB) 2004.490 Terry, Matt (240 AB) 2004.486 Deckon, Nick (232 AB) 2002

Highest stolen base pct. (minimum 10 attempts)1.000 Loder, David (12-12) 2000 1.000 Morrison, Kevin (10-10) 2008.929 Lauderdale, Brian (39-42) 2005.929 Rickett, Justin (13-14) 2005.916 Hooper, Derek (11-12) 2011.900 Erisman, Jordan (9-10) 2010

Most games played72 Daigle, Richie 200572 Gurley, Ryan 200472 Gurley, Ryan 200572 Lauderdale, Brian 200572 Bulger, Kevin 200569 Terry, Matt 2004 69 Bulger, Kevin 2005

Most games started72 Lauderdale, Brian 200572 Daigle, Richie 200571 Gurley, Ryan 2005 70 Gurley, Ryan 200469 Bulger, Kevin 200568 Terry, Matt 2004

Most at bats296 Lauderdale, Brian 2005287 Bulger, Kevin 2005 275 Brisson, Craig 2008262 Daigle, Richie 2005255 Gurley, Ryan 2005253 Gurley, Ryan 2004

Most runs scored111 Lauderdale, Brian 200588 Bulger, Kevin 200583 Daigle, Richie 200575 Rickett, Justin 200574 Brisson, Craig 200873 Flanigan, Rob 2008

Most hits118 Lauderdale, Brian 2005101 Bulger, Kevin 200598 Brisson, Craig 200894 Daigle, Richie 200592 Pittman, Sean 200191 Flanigan, Rob 200891 Lauderdale, Brian 200691 Airich, Andre 2009

Most doubles24 Lauderdale, Brian 200524 Bulger, Kevin 2005 22 Brisson, Craig 200821 Hrenko, Pat 200120 Deckon, Nick 200120 Daigle, Richie 200520 Airich, Andre 2009

Most triples7 Bulger, Kevin 20056 Lauderdale, Brian 20056 Deckon, Nick 20016 Erisman, Jordan 2010

Most home runs20 Flanigan, Rob 2008 19 Dillon, Jason 200017 Terry, Matt 200416 Daigle, Richie 200514 DeRosa, Michael 200414 Hall, Brad 2009

Most runs batted in78 Daigle, Richie 200575 Lauderdale, Brian 200574 Flanigan, Rob 200870 Terry, Matt 200466 Bulger, Kevin 200565 Gieler, William 2001

Most total bases178 Lauderdale, Brian 2005170 Daigle, Richie 2005166 Flanigan, Rob 2008160 Bulger, Kevin 2005156 Terry, Matt 2004150 Brisson, Craig 2008

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Most walks59 Terry, Matt 200454 Flanigan, Rob 200844 Deckon, Nick 200242 Daigle, Richie 200540 Snitker, Troy 201140 King, Steven 2004

Most intentional walks11 Flanigan, Rob 20088 Snitker, Troy 20115 Rickett, Justin 20075 Airich, Andre 20093 Hrenko, Pat 20013 Rickett, Justin 2004

Most times hit by pitch20 Lauderdale, Brian 200517 Loder, David 200316 Gurley, Ryan 2004 15 Rickett, Justin 200514 Potts, Kyle 200414 Rickett, Justin 2005

Most times struck out63 Daigle, Richie 200559 Brinson, Brian 2003 57 Hall, Brad 200955 Petitti, Daniel 200854 Dillon, Jason 200054 Deckon, Nick 2002

Most times struck out looking26 Airich, Andre 200722 Hall, Brad 200916 Daigle, Richie 200516 Airich, Andre 200816 Chad Sage 200816 Petitti, Daniel 2009

Most sacrifice flies9 Lauderdale, Brian 2005 8 Petitti, Daniel 20088 Lauderdale, Brian 20067 King, Steven 20037 Gurley, Ryan 20057 Terry, Matt 20037 Lemons, Preston 2002

Most sacrifice hits14 Matheny, Paul 200213 Hooper, Derek 201112 Hall, Brett 200112 Sanders, Clay 200311 Potts, Kyle 200411 Cooper, David 200211 Airich, Andre 2008 Most stolen bases44 Lauderdale, Brian (44-51) 200639 Lauderdale, Brian (39-42) 200527 Pittman, Sean (27-34) 200126 Gieler, William (26-30) 200124 Brisson, Craig (24-27) 200822 Gieler, William (22-30) 2000

Most times caught stealing11 Dillon, Jason (8-19) 20009 Deckon, Nick (19-28) 20018 Gieler, William (22-30) 20008 Loder, David (17-25) 20027 Six tied at seven

Most stolen base attempts51 Lauderdale, Brian (44-51) 200642 Lauderdale, Brian (39-42) 200534 Pittman, Sean (27-34) 200130 Gieler, William (22-30) 2000 30 Gieler, William (26-30) 200128 Deckon, Nick (19-28) 2001

Most times reached base on error20 Bulger, Kevin 2005 15 Rickett, Justin 200613 Daigle, Richie 200512 Hooper, Derek 201112 Seay, Ryan 200512 Cooper, David 200212 Daigle, Richie 2004 12 Brisson, Craig 2008

Most times reached on fielder’s choice15 Airich, Andre 200714 Bulger, Kevin 200514 Lauderdale, Brian 200613 Lauderdale, Brian 200513 Daigle, Richie 200512 Rickett, Justin 2005 12 Tate, Josh 200812 Troy Snitker 2010

Most fly outs81 Tate, Josh 200875 Brisson, Craig 200875 Lauderdale, Brian 200572 Erisman, Jordan 201172 Petitti, Daniel 2008

Most ground outs81 Parker, Chris 200175 Jones, Terrell 2011 72 Airich, Andre 200872 Erisman, Jordan 200971 Oster, Anders 2007

Most picked off3 Bulger, Kevin 20053 Lauderdale, Brian 20063 Tate, Josh 2008

Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 47 IP)1.32 Elkins, Jason (47.2 IP) 20021.76 Hobby, Blake (102.1 IP) 20112.06 Whiting, Michael (48.0 IP) 20042.20 Jones, Joseph (57.1 IP) 20022.25 Curtis, Chris (100.0 IP) 20072.30 Willard, Jason (98.0 IP) 20052.32 Shurley, Justin (89.1 IP) 20022.32 Flake, Stephen (77.2 IP) 2005

Lowest opponent batting avg. (minimum 47 IP).201 Elkins, Jason (47.2 IP) 2002.207 Flake, Stephen (118.0 IP) 2004.209 Stowe, Justin (79.0 IP) 2005.213 Willard, Jason (98.0 IP) 2005.216 Whiting, Michael (48.0 IP) 2004

Fewest walks allowed/9 inn game (minimum 47 IP)1.51 Shurley, Justin (89.1 IP) 20021.63 Jones, Joseph (55.1 IP) 20001.79 Lussi, Garrett (55.1 IP) 20071.98 Whiting, Michael (63.2 IP) 20052.01 Hobby, Blake (102.1 IP) 20112.20 Shurley, Justin (102.1 IP) 2001

Most strikeouts/9 inn game (minimum 47 IP)11.69 Mitchell, Andy (52.1 IP) 200011.62 Stowe, Justin (79.0 IP) 200511.14 Elkins, Jason (47.2 IP) 20029.90 Willard, Jason (83.2 IP) 20049.23 Flake, Stephen (118.0 IP) 20049.18 Stowe, Justin (84.1 IP) 2004

Most wins13 Willard, Jason (13-3) 200512 Flake, Stephen (12-3) 200411 Stowe, Justin (11-3) 200510 Jones, Joseph (10-4) 20009 Rearick, Chris (9-2) 20109 Shurley, Justin (9-2) 20019 Shurley, Justin (9-3) 20029 Curtis, Chris (9-3) 2008

Most losses7 Flake, Stephen (6-7) 20036 Gilleland, Cory (3-6) 20066 Kill, Paul (7-6) 20035 Five players tied

Most saves17 Elkins, Jason 200212 Elkins, Jason 200111 Rickett, Jacob 201111 Rickett, Jacob 201011 Elkins, Jason 20007 Peters, Mike 20077 Gresham, Bobby 2003

Most appearances39 Elkins, Jason 200231 Jones, Joseph 200229 Jones, Joseph 200029 Elkins, Jason 200128 Hardigree, Joseph 200528 Gresham, Bobby 2003

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Most games started16 Flake, Stephen 200316 Flake, Stephen 200416 Curtis, Chris 200816 Shurley, Justin 200116 Willard, Jason 2005

Most complete games7 Flake, Stephen 20045 Willard, Jason 20055 Shurley, Justin 2001 5 Curtis, Chris 2008

Most games finished35 Elkins, Jason 200225 Elkins, Jason 200124 Gresham, Bobby 200324 Rickett, Jacob 201116 Garmon, Ryan 200516 Peters, Mike 2007

Most shutouts3 Flake, Stephen 20042 Curtis, Chris 20072 Willard, Jason 20042 Whiting, Michael 20042 Shurley, Justin 2001 2 Wiley, James 20082 Hobby, Blake 20112 Hobby, Blake 2009

Most combined shutouts3 McKee, Craig 20053 Garmon, Ryan 20052 eight players tied

Innings pitched118.0 Flake, Stephen 2004 117.0 Curtis, Chris 2008102.1 Hobby, Blake 2011102.1 Shurley, Justin 2001100.0 Curtis, Chris 200798.1 Rearick, Chris 2010

Most hits allowed105 Curtis, Chris 2008102 Shurley, Justin 2001101 Wiley, James 200898 Bradley, Tom 200698 Patton, Michael 2009

Most runs allowed55 Wiley, James 200854 Lystad, Rob 2001 53 Bradley, Tom 200652 Cory Blackmon 200051 Patton, Michael 2008

Most earned runs allowed47 Patton, Michael 200946 Flake, Stephen 200445 Patton, Michael 200845 Musselwhite, Tyler2009

Most walks allowed46 Cory Blackmon 200045 Patton, Michael 200841 Cory Blackmon 200339 Bradley, Tom 200639 Musselwhite, Tyler200938 Kill, Paul 2003

Most intentional walks allowed4 Gilleland, Cory 20064 Black, Zach 20084 Yackee, Justin 20093 Hardigree, Joseph 20053 Gresham, Bobby 20043 Williams, Mitch 20073 Curtis, Chris 20073 Rickett, Jacob 2010

Most strikeouts121 Flake, Stephen 2004102 Stowe, Justin 200599 Rearick, Chris 201097 Willard, Jason 200592 Willard, Jason 200491 Curtis, Chris 2008

Most strikeouts looking40 Curtis, Chris 200838 Stowe, Justin 200529 Rearick, Chris 201028 Musselwhite, Tyler 200927 Hobby, Blake 201127 Willard, Jason 2005

Most doubles allowed20 Flake, Stephen 200420 Curtis, Chris 200819 Hobby, Blake 201119 Wiley, James 200818 Curtis, Chris 2007

Most triples allowed4 Thomas, Mark 20084 Willard, Jason 20054 Wiley, James 20083 Six Players Tied

Most home runs allowed12 Musselwhite, Tyler 200911 Flake, Stephen 200410 Patton, Michael 200810 Rearick, Chris 2010

Most batters faced488 Curtis, Chris 2008472 Flake, Stephen 2004444 Shurley, Justin 2001419 Rearick, Chris 2010417 Curtis, Chris 2007410 Hobby, Blake 2011

Most at bats against448 Curtis, Chris 2008420 Flake, Stephen 2004405 Shurley, Justin 2001376 Rearick, Chris 2010371 Willard, Jason 2005

Most wild pitches12 Mitchell, Andy 200012 Smallwood, Erik 200311 Flake, Stephen 20049 Blackmon, Cory 20008 Stowe, Josh 20058 Whiting, Mich. 20068 Musselwhite, Tyler 2009

Most balks5 Patton, Michael 20083 Kill, Paul 20033 Lystad, Rob 20013 Stowe, Justin 20043 Bradley, Tom 2006

Most hit batters18 Patton, Michael 200913 Rearick, Chris 201012 Gresham, Bobby 200312 Jones, Joseph 200211 Patton, Michael 200811 Bradley, Tom 2006

Most sacrifice flies allowed7 Lystad, Rob 20015 Gilleland, Cory 20065 Hobby, Blake 2010

Most sacrifice hits allowed13 Curtis, Chris 200713 Whiting, Mich. 200611 Bradley, Tom 200611 Sikes, Brannon 200711 Wiley, James 2008

Most fly outs119 Whiting, Mich. 2006118 Flake, Stephen 2004110 Curtis, Chris 2008108 Handley, Greg 2001104 Shurley, Justin 200199 Bradley, Tom 2006

Most ground outs141 Curtis, Chris 2007139 Curtis, Chris 2008120 Shurley, Justin 2001115 Hobby, Blake 2011115 Willard, Jason 2005111 Kill, Paul 2003

Most runners picked off12 Bradley, Tom 200611 Snitker, Troy 201110 Petitti, Daniel 20099 Bradley, Tom 20058 Hall, Brett 2002

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Highest fielding pct. (minimum 80 chances)1.000 Gurley, Ryan (79-1-0) 2005.993 Lemons, P (132-10-1) 2002.993 Chastain, D (249-27-2) 2004.992 Hall, Brett (234-26-2) 2000.992 Warner, C. (472-21-4) 2007.992 Petitti, D. (331-51-3) 2009.992 Baker, A. (241-10-2) 2009.992 Brisson, C. (115-5-1) 2010

Lowest stolen base against pct. (minimum 10 attempts).364 Thomas, Mark (4-11) 2006.417 Coberly, Wes (5-12) 2011.455 Smith, Matt (5-11) 2011.455 McKee, Craig (5-11) 2001.462 Petitti, Daniel (18-39) 2010.500 Lystad, Rob (7-14) 2001.500 Musselwhite, Tyler (5-10) 2009.500 Whiting, Michael (5-10) 2004

Most chances628 Flanigan, Rob 2008537 Terry, Matt 2004518 Hall, Brad 2011499 Brinson, Brian 2002497 Warner, Creston 2007471 Warner, Creston 2006

Most putouts579 Flanigan, Rob 2008496 Hall, Brad 2011490 Terry, Matt 2004472 Warner, Creston 2007455 Brinson, Brian 2002435 Warner, Creston 2006

Most assists250 Oster, Anders 2008193 Lauderdale, B. 2005189 Oster, Anders 2007180 Pittman, Sean 2001180 Pittman, Sean 2000179 Oster, Anders 2006

Most errors32 Layson, Lance 200027 Sanders, Clay 200327 Rickett, Justin 200626 Bulger, Kevin 200525 Pittman, Sean 200024 Terry, Matt 2003

Most double plays turned50 Flanigan, Rob 200843 Oster, Anders 200841 Terry, Matt 200439 Hall, Brad 201139 Warner, Creston 200738 Hooper, Derek 201138 Brinson, Brian 2002

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Most triple plays turned1 Parker, Chris 20011 Loder, David 2001

Most caught stealing by30 Hall, Brett 200225 Snitker, Troy 201124 Petitti, Daniel 200721 Petitti, Daniel 200921 Petitti, Daniel 201020 Hall, Brett 2001

Most stolen bases against48 Good, Erik 200645 Snitker, Troy 201144 Petitti, Daniel 200835 Petitti, Daniel 200731 Hall, Brett 200231 King, Steven 2003

Most passed balls12 Poitevint, Brad 20057 Snitker, Troy 20117 Petitti, Daniel 20077 Chastain, David 20037 Chastain, David 20047 King, Steven 20037 Chastain, David 2005

Highest batting avg..346 (842-2434) 2005.326 (753-2311) 2004.317 (614-1935) 2001.303 (673-2218) 2008 .303 (556-1832) 2010

Lowest batting avg..280 (506-1804) 2000.290 (588-2028) 2002.292 (578-1981) 2006.297 (518-1745) 2003

Highest slugging pct..505 (2434 AB) 2005.483 (2311 AB) 2004.642 (2005 AB) 2009 .459 (2218 AB) 2008

Lowest slugging pct..396 (1887 AB) 2011.399 (2028 AB) 2002.403 (1981 AB) 2006.407 (1745 AB) 2003

Highest on base pct..439 (2434 AB) 2005.436 (2311 AB) 2004.409 (1935 AB) 2001.393 (2218 AB) 2008

Lowest on base pct..366 (1804 AB) 2000.373 (1981 AB) 2006.375 (2028 AB) 2002.380 (1745 AB) 2003

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Highest stolen base pct..864 (95-110) 2005.841 (90-107) 2008.795 (58-73) 2003.761 (70-92) 2006

Lowest stolen base pct..616 (69-112) 2002.647 (33-51) 2009.681 (32-47) 2007.684 (106-155) 2000

Most games played73 200472 200567 200262 200862 2001

Fewest games played51 201054 201156 200757 2003

Most at bats2434 20052311 20042218 20082028 2002

Fewest at bats1745 20031804 20001832 20101887 2011

Most runs scored704 2005584 2004477 2008442 2001

Fewest runs scored320 2011328 2003340 2007362 2006

Most hits842 2005753 2004673 2008614 2001

Fewest hits506 2000518 2003556 2010562 2011

Most doubles164 2005138 2004135 2008115 2001

Fewest doubles92 201193 200094 200796 2006

Most triples28 200517 200115 200214 2006

Fewest triples6 20117 20088 200910 2007

Most home runs72 200968 200465 200856 2005

Fewest home runs24 200327 201130 200232 2006

Most runs batted in624 2005515 2004433 2008395 2001

Fewest runs batted in288 2011295 2003312 2007318 2000

Most total bases1230 20051117 20041017 2008927 2009

Fewest total bases710 2003747 2011768 2000781 2007

Most walks364 2004340 2005276 2001275 2008

Fewest walks197 2003202 2007207 2006217 2011

Most intentional walks12 200811 200410 20118 2009

Most times hit by pitch119 200497 200572 200869 2006


Fewest hit by pitch30 200041 200144 200249 2010

Most times struck out454 2009406 2002400 2008396 2000

Fewest strikeouts297 2003358 2011359 2006359 2007

Most sacrifice flies43 200539 200434 200334 2008

Fewest sacrifice flies17 201122 200025 201026 2001

Most sacrifice hits91 200267 200158 200446 2008

Fewest sacrifice hits26 201032 200535 200638 200038 2011

Most stolen bases121 (121-163) 2001106 (106-155) 200095 (95-110) 200590 (90-107) 2008

Fewest stolen bases32 (32-47) 200733 (33-51) 200935 (35-48) 201138 (38-53) 2010

Most times caught stealing49 (106-155) 200043 (69-112) 200242 (121-163) 200122 (70-92) 2006

Fewest caught stealing13 (35-38) 201115 (58-73) 200315 (95-110) 200515 (38-53) 201015 (32-47) 2007

Most stolen base attempts163 (121-163) 2001155 (106-155) 2000

112 (69-112) 2002110 (95-110) 2005

Fewest stolen base attempts47 (32-47) 200748 (35-48) 201151 (33-51) 200953 (38-53) 2010

Most times reached on error107 200585 200482 200276 2006

Most times reached on FC114 200590 200484 200769 2009

Most fly outs629 2004597 2008557 2005502 2002

Most ground outs604 2005561 2008560 2002555 2004

Most picked off11 200610 200810 200410 2001

Lowest earned run avg.3.10 (534.0 IP) 20023.37 (577.2 IP) 20043.38 (577.1 IP) 20053.47 (464.1 IP) 2000

Highest earned run avg.5.47 (510.1 IP) 20094.54 (454.0 IP) 20104.45 (489 IP) 20064.30 (563.2 IP) 2008

Lowest opponent average.237 (577.1 IP) 2005.240 (577.2 IP) 2004.256 (483.0 IP) 2011.262 (443.0 IP) 2003.262 (443.0 IP) 2003

Highest opponent average.299 (510.1 IP) 2009.285 (489 IP) 2006.280 (493.2 IP) 2001.276 (478.2 IP) 2007

Fewest walks allowed/9 inn4.23 (510.1 IP) 2009

team SeaSon PitchinG

2.27 (489 IP) 20063.05 (534.0 IP) 20023.10 (493.2 IP) 2001

Most walks allowed/9 inn 4.90 (443.0 IP) 20034.23 (510.1 IP) 20093.98 (454.0 IP) 20103.96 (489.0 IP) 2006

Most strikeouts/9 inn game8.54 (577.2 IP) 20048.53 (577.1 IP) 20057.50 (443.0 IP) 20037.49 (454.0 IP) 2010

Fewest strikeouts/9 inn4.42 (489.0 IP) 20065.00 (478.2 IP) 20076.16 (493.2 IP) 20016.23 (563.2 IP) 2008

Most wins57 (57-15) 200553 (53-19) 200445 (45-17) 200143 (43-24) 2002

Fewest wins31 (31-26) 200332 (32-29) 200634 (34-22) 200734 (34-24) 200934 (34-17) 201034 (34-20) 2011

Most losses29 (32-29) 200626 (31-26) 200324 (43-24) 200224 (34-24) 2009

Fewest losses15 (57-15) 200517 (34-17) 201017 (45-17) 200119 (53-19) 2004

Most saves20 200217 200916 201015 2001

Fewest saves7 20037 20048 2006

Most complete games17 200411 200111 20039 2008

Fewest complete games3 20004 20074 20095 20025 20105 2011

Most shutouts12 20047 20017 2005

Fewest shutouts1 20021 20102 20084 20034 20064 20074 2009

Innings pitched577.2 2004577.1 2005563.2 2008534.0 2002

Most hits allowed602 2009589 2008553 2001551 2002

Fewest hits allowed426 2000447 2003462 2011464 2010

Most runs allowed357 2009349 2008328 2006309 2001

Fewest runs allowed256 2011272 2007273 2010274 2004

Most earned runs allowed310 2009269 2008242 2006229 2010

Fewest earned runs allowed179 2000184 2002194 2003210 2007

Most walks allowed241 2003240 2009240 2008225 2004

Fewest walks allowed170 2001181 2002193 2007201 2010

Most intentional walks 11 200710 20059 20098 2008

Fewest intentional walks 3 20103 20024 20115 2003

Most strikeouts548 2004547 2005431 2002390 2008

Fewest strikeouts240 2006266 2007338 2001362 2000

Most doubles allowed111 2009102 200499 200696 2005

Fewest doubles allowed66 200177 201178 200379 2002

Most triples allowed17 200812 200010 20099 20059 2006

Fewest triples allowed3 20106 20118 20048 20038 2001

Most home runs allowed51 200948 200840 201038 2007

Fewest home runs allowed20 200520 201124 200024 2006

Most batters faced2525 20052525 20082479 20042403 2009

Most at bats against2207 20052189 20082159 20042091 2002

Most wild pitches57 200553 200345 200439 2006


Fewest wild pitches24 200925 200226 2008

Most balks12 200311 20049 20069 20079 2008

Fewest balks4 20105 20006 20056 20026 2009

Most hit batters72 200269 200669 200957 200057 2011

Fewest hit batters35 200743 200843 201045 2003

Most sacrifice flies allowed26 200122 200920 201118 2006

Fewest sacrifice flies allowed9 200211 200812 200414 201014 2005

Most sacrifice hits allowed59 200957 200753 200646 2002

Fewest sacrifice hits allowed29 200530 200333 200136 2004

Most fly outs562 2006528 2008525 2001522 2009

Most ground outs670 2008609 2005582 2004569 2002

Most runners picked off23 200620 200519 200418 2009

Highest fielding pct..967 (1362-551-66) 2010.966 (1531-600-76) 2009.966 (1733-677-84) 2004.963 (1691-750-94) 2008.963 (1449-612-80) 2011.963 (1436-623-80) 2007

Lowest fielding pct..934 (1422-479-134) 2000.940 (1329-542-120) 2003.947 (1480-575-115) 2001.949 (1602-652-122) 2002

Lowest stolen base against .523 (45-86) 2002.551 (27-49) 2010.567 (34-60) 2009.606 (40-66) 2007

Highest stolen base against .808 (59-73) 2005.720 (72-100) 2003.718 (74-103) 2006.708 (51-72) 2004

Most chances2547 20052535 20082494 20042376 2002

Fewest chances1979 20101991 20032035 20002139 2007

Most putouts1733 20041732 20051691 20081602 2002

Fewest putouts1329 20031362 20101422 20001436 2007

Most assists750 2008700 2005677 2004652 2002

Fewest assists479 2000542 2003551 2010575 2001

Most errors134 2000122 2002120 2003115 2001Fewest errors

66 201076 200980 200780 2011

Most double plays turned56 200851 200648 200247 2005

Fewest double plays turned23 200129 200934 201034 2003

Most triple plays turned1 2001

Most caught stealing by41 200229 200629 200128 2003

Fewest caught stealing by14 200521 200422 201022 2008

Most stolen bases against74 200672 200359 200552 2001

Fewest stolen bases against27 201034 200940 200744 2008

Most passed balls23 200516 200310 20049 2007

Fewest passed balls3 20083 20095 20015 2010

team SeaSon fieldinG

William Gieler

richie daiGle

nick deckon


Opponent W-LAlabama-Huntsville 8-0Anderson 17-4Armstrong Atlantic State 8-6Atlanta Christian 3-0 Auburn University Montgomery 15-11Augusta State 14-7Barton 3-3Bellarmine University 3-1Berry College 5-4Bethel College 3-0Bluefield College 1-1Brevard College 3-1Brewton-Parker 15-7Carson-Newman 5-3Catawba 1-1Claflin 8-0Columbus State 7-12Cumberland 4-5Delta State 1-3Embry-Riddle 1-17Emmanuel 17-2Emory 11-6Erskine 2-0Faulkner 14-12Flagler College 10-4Francis Marion 6-15Freed Hardeman University 1-0Gardner-Webb 2-2Georgia College 11-8Georgia Southwestern 27-11Hawaii Pacific 2-4Kennesaw State 1-1King College 3-0Lander University 16-5LaGrange 3-0Lee University 4-3LSU-Shreveport 0-2Mars Hill College 6-0Martin Methodist College 6-2Millersville University 4-3Milligan College 9-3Minnesota-Duluth 2-0Mobile, University of 2-4Montevallo, University of 7-4Montreat 3-0Mount Olive College 0-1Newberry College 2-1North Carolina-Pembroke, University of 10-4 North Carolina Wesleyan 1-0North Greenville 13-0 Oglethorpe 5-1Pfeiffer 6-6Piedmont 12-0Presbyterian 5-1Reinhardt College 4-0Shorter 15-7South Carolina-Aiken, University of 8-5 South Carolina-Upstate, University of 4-2Southern Polytechnic 11-3Southern Tech 5-1Southern Wesleyan 23-3Spalding University 5-3Spring Hill College 2-1Stillman College 5-1

Opponent W-LTennessee Temple 2-0Thomas University 1-0Trevecca Nazarene 3-0Truett-McConnell 2-2Union College (Tenn.) 6-4Valdosta State 2-3Virginia Intermont College 7-0 Virginia-Wise, University of 1-0Warner Southern 1-5Webber Int’l 0-2West Alabama 2-3West Florida, University of 9-6 West Georgia, University of 11-1William Carey 4-3

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