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General InformatIonLocation:.....................................Piscataway,.N.J.Founded:.......................................................... 1766Enrollment:................................................ 42,327Nickname:...................................Scarlet.KnightsColors:...................................Scarlet.(PMS.186)Affiliation:.....................................NCAA.Divison.IConference:............................................ BIG.EASTPresident:............. Dr..Richard.L..McCormickDirector of Athletics:..................Tim.PernettiSenior Associate AD - Baseball:..... Kate.HickeyWebsite:............................. ScarletKnights.comTwitter:..............................................@baseballRU

baseball staff InformatIonHead Coach:..............................................Fred.HillRecord at RU:..........................882-603-7.(28)Overall Record:.................. 1,030-694-9.(35)Best Time to Contact Hill:.........Contact.SIDAssistant Coach:............................. Joe.LitterioAlma Mater:..................................... Rutgers.‘94Assistant Coach:........................Rick.FreemanAlma Mater:................................Marquette.‘81Volunteer Assistant Coach:.......... Tim.ReillyAlma Mater:..................................... Rutgers.‘09Director of Baseball Operations:......Glen.GardnerAlma Mater:..................................... Rutgers.‘88Athletic Trainer:.........................Rob.PiacentiniStrength & Conditioning:....Mike.JohansenAcademic Support:.................Mark.PetersonEquipment Manager:...............John.ReardonAdministrative Assistant:........... Gloria.Buttiglieri

stadIum InformatIonHome Field:......................................Bainton.Field............... at.Class.of.1953.Baseball.ComplexCapacity:........................................................ 1,500Surface:......................................................FieldTurfDimensions:............LF-330,.CF-410,.RF-320Alleys::.........................................LC-385,.RC-370

athletIc communIcatIonsAssociate AD/Communications:...... Jason.BaumCommunications Asst. (Baseball):.......Jimmy.GillOffice Phone:......................... (732).445-7886Cell Phone:............................. (302).381-0831Fax:............................................. (732).445-3063Email:............................ jgill@scarletknights.com

2012 team InformatIon2011 Overall Record:...............20-30.(.400)2011 BIG EAST Reocrd:.........11-16.(.407)2011 BIG EAST Finish:............................. 10thHome Record:...............................10-10.(.500)Away Record:..................................7-18..(.280)Neutral Site Record:.......................3-2.(.600)Letterwinners Returning/Lost:......... 26/4Starters Returning/Lost:........................ 8/3Newcomers:............................................................6

proGram hIstoryFirst Year of Baseball:..... 1870.(143rd.Season)All-Time Record:.....1,666-1,400-24.(.543)All-Time BIG EAST Record:....... 226-149-1.(.602).......................................17.seasons.since.1995NCAA Tournament Record:..16-30.(.348)College World Series:.............................. 1950BIG EAST Tournament Record:.......22-19.(.537)BIG EAST Championships:......1998,.2000,............................................................................. 2007BIG EAST Regular Season Titles:...1998,.2000...............................................................2003,.2007Atlantic 10 Championships:....................... SixAtlantic 10 Regular Season Titles:.........10

returnInG statIstIcal leadersBatting Average:................ Pat.Sweeney.(.283)Runs Scored:......................Nick.Favatella.(23)On Base Pct.:................. Nick.Favatella.(.379)Earned Run Average:....Tyler.Gebler.(3.22)Innings Pitched:.............Tyler.Gebler.(103.1)Strikeouts:...............................Rob.Smorol.(66)

2012 RUTGERS BASEBALL QUICK FACTStable of contents

Quick.Facts..............................................................................1

InsIde ru baseballA.Legacy.of.Success...................................................... 2-3Pipeline.to.the.Pros.............................................................4New.Jersey’s.Team.............................................................5Facilites................................................................................ 6-8Media.Information................................................................9

coachInG/support staffHead.Coach.Fred.Hill............................................... 10-11Assistant.Coach.Joe.Litterio........................................12Assistant.Coach.Rick.Freeman..................................13Volunteer.Assistant.Coach.Tim.Reilly......................14Director.of.Baseball.Operations.Glen.Gardner...................15Support.Staff.......................................................................16

2012 seasonSeason.Outlook........................................................... 18-19Roster.....................................................................................20Player.Bios.................................................................... 21-372011.Statistics..................................................................39Opponents..................................................................... 40-42

bIG east conferenceOverview.................................................................................43Teams/Championship.Information..........................442011.Recap........................................................................452012.Composite.Schedule.................................. 46-47

hIstoryAll-Americans.............................................................. 48-52Rutgers.Hall.of.Fame............................................... 53-541950.College.World.Series.........................................55Rutgers.in.the.Pros.................................................. 56-57All-Time.Letterwinners............................................ 58-61Conference.History...........................................................62Series/Coaches.Records/NCAA.............................63Year-By-Year.Results............................................... 64-69Team-By-Team.Results........................................... 70-71

record bookHitting.Records.......................................................... 72-73Pitching.Records....................................................... 74-75Team.Records....................................................................76

Jersey roots, Global reachRutgers.University.Information........................... 78-82

head coach fred hIll•.1,030.career.wins.(15th-most.amongst.active.coaches)•.31.5.wins.per.season.at.Rutgers•.14.NCAA.Tournament.appearances•.40.players.onto.professional.baseball.in.the.last.13.seasons•.10.conference.championships•.35.seasons.of.head.coaching.experience

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Rutgers.baseball. is.about.winning.and.a.commitment.to.playing.the.game.the.right.way..Players.who.come.through.the.program.get.a.chance.to.grow.on.and.off.the.field.and.are.in.a.great.position.to.play.at.the.next.level..In.the.last.12.years,.more.than.60.players.have.gone.onto.the.professional.ranks,. including.five.players.drafted. in.the.top.six.rounds..The.2000.team,.which.won.the.BIG.EAST.regular.season.and.tournament.championships,.featured.18.players.who.have.played.professionally.at.some.level.in.the.United.States.and.two.others.who.have.played.professionally.overseas..The.2007.squad.tied.the.school.record. for.victories.with.42.and.hit. the.second-most.home.runs. in.school.history.with.63..The.group’s.run.production.of.474.and.their.RBI.total.of.425.were.both.second-most.all-time..Scouts.took.notice.with. a. record. six.Scarlet.Knights. selected. in. the.2007.MLB.Draft..Last.year’s. team.established. the.school.record. for.home.runs. in.a.season.with.71..The.pipeline.to.the.pros.continues.each.season.with.Scarlet.Knights.frequently.represented.in.the.Major.League.Baseball.First.Year.Player.Draft.

Driven.by.a.knowledgeable.coaching.staff.committed.to.fundamentals.and.carried.out.by.determined.student-athletes,.the.baseball.program.has.risen.to.among.the.nation’s.best,.debunking.the.theory.that.northern.schools.can’t.compete.nationally..While.practicing.in.cold.temperatures.and.hitting.indoors.might.not.be.the.ideal.conditions.for.preparation,.especially.when.teams.like.Miami,.Georgia.Tech.and.Florida.Atlantic.are.on.the.early.portion.of.the.schedule,.it.toughens.the.team.and.provides.greater.resolve.heading.into.the.season.

Over.the.past.few.years,.Rutgers.has.shown.that.it.can.win.in. the.BIG.EAST. (2003.Regular. Season.Champions. and.2007.BIG.EAST.Regular.Season.and.Tournament.Cham-pions),.compete.with.the.nation’s.top.teams.(with.several.wins.against.top.25.teams).and.is.deserving.of.NCAA.tour-nament.consideration.(six.bids.in.the.last.12.seasons)..

The.heart.and.soul.of.the.team.is.its.players.-.a.tight-knit.group.of.Jersey.kids.who.play.their.hearts.out.each.and.every.game.and.play.the.game.the.right.way.

•.When.Fred.Hill.took.over.the.Rutgers.baseball.program.in.1984,. the.Scarlet.Knights.were.coming.off.a.13-22.record. and. had. not. advanced. to. the. postseason. since.the.1970.season..Just.two.years.later,.Hill. led.Rutgers.to.the.1986.Atlantic.10.Championship.and.a.spot.in.the.NCAA.Tournament..Rutgers.would.win.the.next.eight.regular.season.titles.and,.starting.in.1986,.four.of.the.next.six.tournament.championships.

•.In.1987,.Rutgers.posted.its.first-ever.30-win.season,.capturing.36.victories,.while.in.1988,.the.team.eclipsed.that.mark.with.38.wins,.including.its.first.NCAA.Tournament.victory.(6-1.vs..Clemson).under.Hill.

•.In.1990,.Rutgers.posted.a.37-19.mark,.won.its.first.of.back-to-back.Atlan-tic-10.Tournament.titles,.and.came.within.one.win.of.the.College.World.Se-ries.by.advancing.to.the.final.of.the.1990.Northeast.Regional.in.Waterbury,.Conn.. After. losing. the. opening. game,. 3-2,. to.North. Carolina,. the. Scarlet.Knights.rattled.off.three-consecutive.wins.to.advance.to.the.finals.vs..unde-feated.Georgia..Needing. two.wins. to.knock.off. the.Bulldogs,.Rutgers.won.the.first,.4-3,.before.falling.in.the.final,.20-9..Georgia.would.not.lose.another.game.on.its.way.to.the.1990.National.Championship.

•.Despite.leaving.the.Atlantic.10.following.the.1995.season,.Rutgers.still.ranks.among.the.all-time.leaders.in.the.conference.in.regular-season.titles.(first.with.10),.tournament.titles.(first.with.6).and..tournament.wins.(third.with.26).

A LEGACY OF SUCCESS

2007 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSREGULAR-SEASON AND TOURNAMENT

1998 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSREGULAR-SEASON AND TOURNAMENT

1988 ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONS

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A LEGACY OF SUCCESS•.In.1996,.Rutgers.moved.to.the.BIG.EAST.Conference.and,.just.two.years.later,.captured.both.the.regular.season.(17-3).and.tournament.titles..Rutgers.has.repeated.the.feat.twice.more,.in.2000,.winning.the.regular.season.(18-5).and.tournament.crowns,.and.in.2007.with.a.school-record.20-7.league.mark.and.tournament.title..The.Scarlet.Knights.also.captured.the.2003.Regular.Season.Championship..RU.is.one.of.only.three.teams.to.win.both.the.outright.regular.season.and.league.tournament.in.the.same.season.

•.From.1996.to.2001,.Rutgers.finished.either.first.or.second.in.the.BIG.EAST.regular.season.standings.and.finished.no.lower.than.fourth.in.each.of.its.first.six.seasons..In.2002,.RU.finished.fourth.in.the.regular.season,.but.advanced.to.the.BIG.EAST.Championship.game.for.the.third.time.in.seven.seasons.

•.Following.its.fourth-place.finish.in.2002,.Rutgers.captured.the.2003.BIG.EAST.Regular.Season.Championship.(its.third.since.1998),.despite.having.16.newcomers.and.just.one.senior.pitcher.on.its.roster.

•.Rutgers.has.appeared.in.the.NCAA.Tournament.11.times.under.Hill’s.watch,.serving.as.the.No..1.seed.and.host.for.the.2000.Regional.at.Upper.Montclair,.the.No..2.seed.at.the.2001.Regional.in.Lincoln,.Neb.,.and.the.No..2.seed.in.the.2007.Charlottesville.Regional,.featur-ing.No..3.seed.Oregon.State,.the.eventual.National.Champion..In.2001,.Rutgers.advanced.to.the.regional.final,.before.the.College.World.Series-bound.Cornhuskers.rallied.for.a.14-10.victory.in.the.final.inning..In.2003,.RU.traveled.to.Tallahassee,.Fla..and.went.1-2.in.the.NCAA.tournament,.beating.Jacksonville,.8-5,.in.the.second.round.before.losing.to.top-ranked.Florida.State,.17-7..In.2007,.Rutgers.took.down.Lafayette.but.was.defeated.twice.by.scores.of.5-1.and.5-2.by.eventual.National.Champion.Oregon.State.

•.In.27.seasons.under.Hill,.Rutgers.has.enjoyed.23.winning.cam-paigns.and.18.seasons.of.30.or.more.wins.-.including.10.of.the.last.13.years.dating.back.to.the.1998.BIG.EAST.Championship.season..Three.times.since.2000.-.2000,.2001.and.2007.-.the.Scarlet.Knights.eclipsed.the.40-win.mark,.including.a.program-best.42-17.record.in.2001.and.a.school-record.tying.win.total.of.42-21.in.2007..

•.Rutgers.has.been.ranked.nationally.at.some.point.during.eight.of.the.last.13.seasons,.including.a.high.point.of.14th.(Baseball.America).in.2000..Rutgers.was.ranked.as.high.as.25th.nationally.in.2003.and.23rd.in.2002..It.was.ranked.29th.by.Collegiate.Baseball.in.2004..In.2007,.Rutgers.finished.30th.nationally.in.the.final.Collegiate.Baseball.National.poll.and.was.ranked.as.high.as.23rd.in.the.Baseball.America.poll.at.the.end.of.the.regular.season..RU.was.ranked.in.three.of.Collegiate.Baseball’s.weekly.polls.in.2007.

•.Rutgers.has.had.at.least.one.All-American.in.12.of.the.last.15.seasons,.including.two.in.1999.and.2000..In.2000,.shortstop.Darren.Fenster.was.the.first.Scarlet.Knight.to.be.named.a.First.Team.All-American.since.Jeff.Torborg.in.1963,.and.was.one.of.10.finalists.for.the.Dick.Howser.Trophy,.given.annually.to.college.baseball’s.top.performer..In.2002,.Rutgers’.Bobby.Brownlie.was.named.one.of.five.finalists.for.the.Golden.Spikes.award,.given.each.year.to.the.top.amateur.baseball.player.in.the.nation..In.2004,.OF.Jeff.Frazier.earned.several.All-America.awards.and.was.a.finalist.for.the.Dick.Howser.Trophy.as.well..Frazier’s.younger.brother,.Todd,.was.named.a.Fresh-man.All-American.in.2005.and.garnered.consensus.First.Team.All-America.laurels.in.2007..He.was.also.a.semifinalist.for.the.Brooks.Wallace.College.Player.of.the.Year.Award,.as.well.as.a.National.Collegiate.Baseball.Writers.Association.District.Player.of.the.Year..In.2010,.Pat.Biserta.was.honored.as.an.All-American.while.Steve.Nyisztor.and.Tyler.Gebler.were.each.named.Freshman.All-Americans.

•.Bobby.Brownlie.represented.the.Scarlet.Knights.on.Team.USA.in.the.summer.of.2001.and.established.himself.as.the.team’s.top.hurler..He.posted.a.7-0.mark,. including.a.0.84.ERA,.and.allowed.just.32.hits.(30.singles). in.53.2.innings..He.was.also.named.the.Louisville.Slugger.Preseason.National.Player.of.the.Year.in.2001..Todd.Frazier.represented.Rutgers.on.the.2006.USA.Baseball.squad,.guiding.the.team.to.the.International.University.Sports.Federation.(FISU).World.Championship.Gold.Medal.in.Havana,.Cuba..Frazier,.who.started.22.of.the.National.Team’s.28.games,.played.primarily.right.field,.finishing.with.a..241.batting.average.(19-for-79),.11.RBI.and.17.runs.scored,.including.a.double,.triple.and.four.home.runs..He.has.returned.to.the.program.this.season.as.a.Student.Assistant.Coach.

•.Rutgers’.success.is.well-chronicled.in.the.summer.months.as.well..RU.has.sent.at.least.one.player.to.the.Cape.Cod.League.in.nine.of.the.last.10.seasons,.including.Cape.All-Stars.David.DeJesus.(Chatham,.1999),.Bobby.Brownlie.(Falmouth,.2000),.Val.Majewski.(Falmouth,.2001),.Jeff.Frazier.(Chatham,.2003),.Todd.Frazier.(Chatham,.2005).and.the.trend.continued.in.2010.with.Casey.Gaynor.(Orleans)..In.2004,.Johnny.Defendis.and.Jeff.Grose.played.with.Chatham.and.Todd.Frazier.was.named.one.of.the.Top.20.prospects.on.the.Cape.in.2005,.playing.for.the.A’s..In.the.summer.of.2010,.Steve.Nyisztor.was.named.the.Most.Valuable.Player.and.Top.Prospect.of.the.pres-tigious.Northwoods.Baseball.League..

FRED HILL EARNED HIS 1,000TH CAREERVICTORY ON APRIL 17, 2010

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A pIpELInE TO ThE pROS•.Rutgers.has.seen.66.players.either.drafted.or.signed.by.professional.teams.under.Hill’s.tenure,.including.four.signed.by.independent.clubs..Since.2000,.35.players.have.gone.onto.play.professionally.from.the.Scarlet.Knights.

•.On.record,.78.players.have.been.drafted.or.signed.by.a.professional.team.going.back.to.John.Harkins.being.taken.by.the.Cleveland.Blues.franchise.in.1882..Walter.Edward.French.has.the.distinction.of.being.the.first.RU.alumnus.to.win.the.World.Series.when.his.Philadelphia.Athletics.won.the.1929.World.Series..•.There.are.currently.two.former.Scarlet.Knights.-.David.DeJesus.(Cubs).and.Todd.Frazier.(Reds).-.on.major.league.40-man.rosters.. In.all,.11.players.have.reached.“The.Show”.after.playing. for.Hill,. including.Eric.Young. (Dodgers,.Rockies,.Cubs,.Brewers,.Giants,.Rangers,.Padres),.Val.Majewski.(Orioles),.Darrin.Winston.(Phillies),.Rob.McDonald.(Blue.Jays,.Tigers,.Yankees,.Mets),.Angel.Echevarria.(Rockies,.Brewers,.Cubs),.Pete.Zoccolillo.(Brewers),.Jack.Egbert.(Chicago.White.Sox),.Jason.Bergmann.(Nationals),.Todd.Frazier.(Detroit.Tigers).and.Todd.Frazier.(Reds).

.•.Eric.Young,.who.also.played.football.at.Rutgers,.broke.into.the.majors.in.1992.and.was.a.starting.second.baseman.for.11-straight.seasons..He.earned.a.spot.on.the.1996.NL.All-Star.team.and.hit.over..300.twice.in.his.career..He.stole.30.or.more.bases.in.nine.straight.seasons.and.had.a..286.career.batting.average..Echevarria.made.his.MLB.debut.in.1996.and.spent.the.2002.season.with.the.Chicago.Cubs,.where.he.hit..306.in.98.at-bats..His.best.season.was.1999,.when.he.played.in.102.games.and.hit..288.with.11.home.runs.for.the.Colorado.Rockies...

•.In.2004,.DeJesus.emerged.as.the.Kansas.City.Royals’.starting.centerfielder.and.compiled.a..289.batting.average.in.eight.seasons.with.the.franchise..Last.season,.DeJesus.appeared.in.131.games.for.the..Oakland.Athletics,.hitting.10.homers..He.signed.a.two-year,.$10.mil-lion.contract.with.the.Chicago.Cubs.this.offseason..DeJesus’.2000.teammate,.Bergmann,.made.his.Major.League.debut.during.the.2005.pennant.race.with.the.Washington.Nationals.and.has.appeared.with.the.Major.League.club..for.five.seasons..Pitcher.Jack.Egbert.made.his.Major.League.debut.with.the.Chicago.White.Sox,.working.two.games.in.“The.Show”.in.2009,.while.Jeff.Frazier.made.his.Major.League.debut.in.2010.with.the.Detroit.Tigers,.playing.in.nine.games.with.the.club..Jeff’s.brother.Todd.Frazier.made.his.MLB.debut.for.the.Cincin-nati.Reds.on.May.23,.2011.versus.the.Philadelphia.Phillies.and.enters.2011.spring.training.in.position.to.earn.a.spot.on.the.MLB.roster.

OUTFIELDERS (16): Glen.Gardner. 1988. Atlanta.BravesKevin.Kerekes. 1988. Pittsburgh.PiratesAngel.Echevarria. 1992. Colorado.RockiesDoug.Alongi. 1993. Chicago.CubsAdam.Neubart. 1998. Arizona.DiamondbacksPete.Zoccolillo. 1999. Chicago.CubsDavid.DeJesus. 2000. Kansas.City.Royals

Joe.B..Cirone. 2000. Oakland.A’sBilly.McCarthy. 2001. Atlanta.BravesVal.Majewski. 2002. Baltimore.OriolesJeff.Frazier. 2004. Detroit.TigersNick.Cerulo. 2004. Kansas.City.RoyalsJohnny.Defendis. 2005. Chicago.CubsDave.Williams. 2007. New.York.Yankees

Ryan.Hill. 2007. San.Diego.PadresPat.Biserta. 2010. St..Louis.Cardinals

SHORTSTOPS (5): Sam.Ferretti. 1987. Cleveland.IndiansTed.Ciesla. 1990. Montreal.ExposDarren.Fenster. 2000. Kansas.City.RoyalsTim.Sweeney. 2002. Montreal.ExposTodd.Frazier. 2007. Cincinnati.Reds

THIRD BASEMEN (6): Mark.German. 1984. Cincinnati.RedsScott.Trochim. 1987. Cincinnati.RedsJason.Imperial. 1991. Milwaukee.BrewersJake.Daubert. 2000. Seattle.MarinersVinny.Esposito. 2003. Toronto.Blue.JaysTom.Edwards. 2008. Baltimore.Orioles

drafted/sIGned sInce fred hIll became head

coach (1984)

CATCHERS (5):.Gary.Resetar. 1988. Minnesota.Twins.Mike.Higgins. 1993. Colorado.RockiesChris.Dorsett. 1998. Chicago.CubsFrank.Meade. 2007. Cincinnati.RedsJayson.Hernandez.2010. Boston.Red.Sox

LEFT-HANDED PITCHERS (9):Bob.McDonald. 1987. Toronto.Blue.JaysDarrin.Winston. 1988. Montreal.ExposKevin.Conover. 1989. Chicago.White.SoxDarrin.Kotch. 1990. Montreal.ExposPhil.Schneider. 1993. Colorado.RockiesScott.Madison. 1996. Tampa.Bay.Devil.RaysBuddy.Gallagher. 2001. Colorado.RockiesTom.Crohan. 2002. Florida.MarlinsShaun.Parker. 2004. New.York.Yankees

RIGHT HANDED PITCHERS (11): Bob.Fazekas. 1990. Detroit.TigersJim.Kohl. 1991. Minnesota.TwinsChris.Cochrane. 1994. Oakland.A’sBill.Malloy. 1996. San.Francisco.GiantsMike.Mundy. 1998. Colorado.RockiesKeith.Connolly. 1998. San.Francisco.GiantsEric.Brown. 2001. Chicago.CubsBobby.Brownlie. 2002. Chicago.CubsJason.Bergmann. 2002. Montreal.ExposJack.Egbert. 2004. Chicago.White.SoxCasey.Gaynor. 2010. Cleveland.Indians

FIRST BASEMEN (4):Paul.Johnson. 1988. New.York.MetsSean.Ryan. 1990. Philadelphia.PhilliesMike.O’Brien. 2000. Detroit.TigersJaren.Matthews. 2010. Cincinnati.Reds

SECOND BASEMEN (6):Eric.Young. 1989. Los.Angeles.DodgersRich.Saitta. 1996. Los.Angeles.DodgersDave.Marciniak. 1998. Minnesota.TwinsGraig.Badger. 2004. Toronto.Blue.JaysMike.Bionde. 2007. Kansas.City.RoyalsVic.Cegles. 2008. Washington.Nationals

DEJESUS

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•.The.Rutgers.University.baseball.team.consistently.features.a.winning.team.year.in.and.year.out.by.obtaining.the.best.talent.from.New.Jersey.

•.This.season,.Rutgers.is.once.again.“New.Jersey’s.Team”.as.29.players.out.of.its.34-man.roster.are.from.the.Garden.State.

•.Coach.Hill. feels.that.there.is.a.tremendous.amount.of.talent. in.New.Jersey.and.by.obtaining.the.best.players.from.the.state,.Rutgers.will.be.able.to.compete.with.the.rest.of.the.nation..New.Jersey-driven.teams.have.enjoyed. tremendous.success.over. the.years,.dating.back. to. the.first.stars.of.Rutgers,.such.as.Joe.Lynch,.Darrin.Winston,.Noel.Gluck.and.Glen.Gardner..That.tradition.has.continued.with.players.like.Bobby.Brownlie,.David.DeJesus,.Pete.Zocollilo,.Jack.Egbert,.Val.Majewski.and.Jeff.and.Todd.Frazier..

•.Around.the.state.of.New.Jersey,.there.has.been.a.sense.of.hometown.pride.as.many.of.the.best.New.Jersey.players.turn.down.out-of-state.scholarships.to.stay.at.home.to.attend.Rutgers..The.State.University.of.New.Jersey.has.attracted.the.state’s.top.players,.including.1999.Star.Ledger.Pitcher.of.the.Year.Bobby.Brownlie,.2001.Player.of.the.Year.Jeff.Frazier,.2004.Player.of.the.Year.Todd.Frazier.and.2006.Pitcher.of.the.Year.Casey.Gaynor..Various.New.Jersey.all-state.accolades.fill.this.year’s.roster.as.well.

•.The.New.Jersey-based.Rutgers.coaching.staff.thoroughly.surveys.the.state.for.the.top.talent.in.each.county..Its.ability.to.attend.high.school.and.American.Legion.games,.coupled.with.a.focused.approach.to.recruiting,.enables.the.staff.to.uncover.“hidden.gems”.-.players.who.often.go.unno-ticed.by.other.schools.but.flourish.at.Rutgers..A.perfect.example.of.this. is.former.standout.Val.Majewski,.who.attended.Rutgers.on.an.academic.scholarship.and,.three.years.later,.was.drafted.in.the.third.round.by.the.Baltimore.Orioles,.making.his.Major.League.debut.in.August.of.2004.

•.Former.RU.All-American.Billy.McCarthy,.who.enjoyed.an.extended.professional.career.with.the.At-lanta.Braves.and.Kansas.City.Royals,.went.away.to.play.collegiately.in.Virginia,.but.could.not.resist.the.temptation.to.come.home.and.play.for.Rutgers..In.one.season.at.Rutgers,.McCarthy.earned.All-America.honors.and.was.a.sixth-round.draft.pick..He.was.named.the.Braves’.Minor.League.Player.of.the.Year.in.his.first.season.in.the.minors..The.trend.continued.in.2008.as.New.Jersey.scholastic.standout.catcher.Jayson.Hernandez.of.Belmar.returned.to.his.home.state,.transferring.to.Rutgers.after.one.season.at.Winthrop.University..He.is.currently.working.his.way.up.in.the.Red.Sox’.organization.

•.RU’s.2004.squad.had.two.walk-ons,.Graig.Badger.and.Nick.Cerulo,.who.played.their.way.into.the.starting.lineup.and.excelled.for.the.Scar-let.Knights..At.the.conclusion.of.their.collegiate.careers,.both.Badger.and.Cerulo.moved.onto.professional.baseball.-.a.testament.not.only.to.their.hard.work,.but.to.Coach.Hill’s.ability.to.develop.players.of.all.caliber.in.his.system.

nEW JERSEY’S TEAM

hOME GROWn TALEnT

“As the State University of New Jersey, it is our goal to pro-vide a quality education and athletic opportunity to in-state players. Our philosophy has always been to recruit in-state and develop our team in that manner. It is a philosophy that has worked for over 28 years.” - Fred Hill

Atlantic County.Ross.CostelloCharlie.Law

Bergen County Dan.O’Neill..

Burlington CountyNick.Favatella

Essex County.Juan.Lisojo.Jarrett.Schack

Hudson County Evan.Pimentel..

Hunterdon County.Jeff.Melillo.

Middlesex County Willie.Beard.Joe.EspositoRuss.Hopkins.Andres.VasquezJon.Young

Monmouth CountyRob.Corsi.Charlie.Lasky

Morris County.Jerry.ElsingMichael.Zavala.Steve.Zavala...

Ocean County .Tyler.Gebler.Bill.HoermannVinny.Zarrillo

Passaic CountyBrendan.Mayers

Sussex County.Matt.AckermanPat.O’LearyPat.Sweeney..

Union County .Joe.D’AnnunzioJohn.JenningsDan.Perrine.Rob.Smorol

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FACILITIES

baInton fIeld at the frederIck e. GrunInGer class of ‘53 baseball complex

The.Rutgers.baseball.program.debuted.a.new.field.in.2007..Thanks.to.the.$1.25.million.donation.-.the.single.largest.one-time.cash.gift.by.a.living.donor.to.Rutgers.Athletics.at.the.time.-.Ron.and.Pat.Bainton.gave.to.the.program.to.use.on.a.brand.new.state-of-the-art.FieldTurf.playing.surface..FieldTurf,.a.synthetic.surface.used.in.professional.and.collegiate.baseball,.football.and.soccer.stadiums.across.the.country,.allows.the.Scarlet.Knights.to.practice.on.the.field.year-round.without.the.worries.of.a.frozen.surface.during.the.winter.months..Dugouts.and.seating.for.1,500.accentuate.the.field..The.generous.donation.also.provides.for.continued.enhancements.to.the.complex.in.the.future..A.new.outfield.wall.was.constructed.prior.to.the.2009.season.complete.with.new.padding.for.the.outfield.fence.

On.March,.24,.2007,.Rutgers.christened.its.brand.new.field.with.a.doubleheader.sweep.of.Georgetown..Ron.Bainton.was.on.hand.for.the.first.game.and.threw.out.the.ceremonial.first.pitch.with.Senior.Associate.Athletic.Director.Jason.Kroll,.Head.Coach.Fred.Hill,.and.Rutgers.University.President.Dr..Richard.L..McCormick.on.hand.to.view.the.festivities.at.the.new.Bainton.Field.

Georgetown at RutgersMar 24, 2007 at Piscataway, N.J. (Bainton Field)

GEORGETOWN 3 (9-12,0-1)

PLAYER POS AB R H BIMCLAUGHLIN,.Mark.. CF. 5. 0. 0. 0DEGRIJS,.Derek.. LF. 5. 1. 1. 0BOUCHARD,.Matthew. SS. 4. 1. 1. 1HARRIGAN,.Matt.. 1B. 3. 0. 1. 0.BEGIN,.Rob.. PR. 0. 0. 0. 0.PUSTIZZI,.Greg.. 1B. 0. 0. 0. 0DAVIS,.Brandon.. C. 4. 0. 2. 1IANNETTA,.Matt.. DH. 3. 0. 0. 0MUIR,.Kelly.. RF. 4. 0. 0. 0MARANGES,.Matthew. 3B. 3. 0. 0. 0.SILVESTRI,.Joe.. 3B. 0. 0. 0. 0DIGUGLIELMO,.Derek.. 2B. 3. 1. 1. 0.GRAZIANO,.Joseph.. 2B. 1. 0. 0. 0CHANDLER,.Erick.. P. 0. 0. 0. 0.KENNEDY,.Daniel.. P. 0. 0. 0. 0TOTALS...... 35 3 6 2

Score.by.Innings.............................R.H..E---------------------------------------------Georgetown......000.003.000.0.-..3..6..1Rutgers..............010.000.020.1.-..4..9..0---------------------------------------------

Note:.2.outs,.2.runners.LOB.when.the.game.ended.

E.-.PUSTIZZI..DP.-.Georgetown.1..LOB.-.Georgetown.5;.Rutgers.10..2B.-.BOUCHARD..HBP-.MEADE.2..SH.-.EDWARDS..SB.-.DIGUGLIELMO..CS.-.SILVESTRI..

GEORGETOWN IP H R ER BB SO WP BK HP IBB AB BF FO GOCHANDLER,.Erick.. 7.0. 4. 3. 3. 4. 6. 0. 0. 2. 0. 23. 30. 5. 9KENNEDY,.Daniel..L,1-2. 2.2. 5. 1. 1. 0. 3. 1. 0. 0. 0. 13. 13. 1. 3

RUTGERS IP H R ER BB SO WP BK HP IBB AB BF FO GOGIANNINI,.Matt.. 5.1. 5. 3. 3. 2. 8. 1. 0. 0. 0. 21. 23. 6. 2DOWNEY,.Jason..W,1-1. 4.2. 1. 0. 0. 1. 6. 0. 0. 0. 0. 14. 15. 4. 3

WP.-.KENNEDY;.GIANNINI..HBP.-.by.CHANDLER.(MEADE);.by.CHANDLER.(MEADE)..

Umpires.-.HP:.Jack.Oujo..1B:.Richard.Franco..3B:.Eric.MacMillan..Start:.12:00...Time:.2:51...Attendance:.312

RUTGERS 4 (8-10,1-0)

PLAYER POS AB R H BIFRAZIER,.Todd.. SS. 4. 1. 1. 0BIONDE,.Mike.. 2B. 5. 1. 2. 0HILL,.Ryan.. LF. 5. 0. 1. 0WILLIAMS,.Dave.. RF. 4. 1. 0. 1QUERNS,.Tim.. 3B. 4. 1. 2. 1EDWARDS,.Tom.. 1B. 3. 0. 1. 0CEGLES,.Victor.. DH. 5. 0. 1. 2MEADE,.Frank.. C. 2. 0. 0. 0FELIZ,.Luis.. CF. 4. 0. 1. 0GIANNINI,.Matt.. P. 0. 0. 0. 0DOWNEY,.Jason.. P. 0. 0. 0. 0TOTALS...... 36 4 9 4

InAUGURAL GAME AT BAInTOn FIELd

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FACILITIESRon.Bainton’s. friends. in.Bellevue,.Neb.,.used.to. tease.him.about.his. football.signed.by.Rutgers.Coach.Greg.Schiano.and.inscribed.Rutgers’.#1.Football.Fan.in..Nebraska..“It.should.have.said.Rutgers’.only.football.fan.in.Nebraska,.they.would.say,”.recalls.the.1962.graduate.of.Rutgers.College.

But.things.have.changed.some.since.the.2005.Insight.Bowl.appearance..The..Scarlet.Knights’..gridiron.glory..prompted..Bainton’s..Midwestern..friends.and..neighbors..to.begin..asking.about..Rutgers—not..its.football..program.but..its.academic. .standing.. . “Now.people.are.considering.sending.their.kids.there,”.he.says...

“That.never.would.have.happened.without.the.university.getting.the.exposure.that.came.through.the.athletic.program.”...

Now,.if.he.and.his.wife,.Pat,.have.their.way,.Rutgers.is.going.to.become.even.more.well.known.outside.of.New.Jersey,.particularly.in.Omaha,.which.is.home.to. the.College.Baseball.World. Series.. In. January. of. 2006,. the. couple. gave.$1.25.million.to.Rutgers.baseball..Their.gift,.which.was.the.single.largest.one-time.cash.gift.by.a.living.donor.to.Rutgers.Athletics.at.the.time,.was.used.to.purchase. and. install. FieldTurf,. a. synthetic. surface. used. in. professional. and.collegiate.baseball.and.football.stadiums.across.the.country..The.new.field.was.re-named.Bainton.Field.in.their.honor..It.provides.the.foundation.for.continued.enhancements. to. the. Frederick. E.. Gruninger. and.Class. of. 1953.Baseball/Softball.Complex...

“Because. of. Ron. and. Pat’s. generous. donation,. we.have. one. of. the. finest. fields. in. the. BIG. EAST,”. says.head. baseball. coach. Fred.Hill,. “and. it. enables. us. to.stay.competitive.”..

Inclement.weather.can.render.natural.grass.fields.un-usable,.particularly.from.January.through.March..“The.FieldTurf.allows.for.use.of.the.baseball.field.during.those.winter.months,.giving.the.team.an.opportunity.to.train.outdoors.before.embarking.on.a.schedule.that.includes.many.early.season.games.with.schools. in. the.south,”.explains.Jason.Kroll,.Senior.Associate.Athletic.Director.for.Development.and.Marketing..“More.times.than.not,.we.had.been.relegated.to.practicing.on.the.gravel.of.a.parking.lot,.or.worse,.inside.on.the.floor.of.the.RAC..The.first.time.we.stepped.onto.an.actual.baseball.field.each.year.is.usually.the.day.of.our.first.regular.season.game..Having.FieldTurf.changed.all.of.that.”..

“Over.the.years,.Rutgers.has.been.a.darn.good.team,”.adds.Bainton..“Coach.Hill. is. one. of. the. top. coaches. in. the. country. and. the. student-athletes. have.phenomenal.dedication..What.Pat.and.I.were.trying.to.do.with.this.gift.was.give.them.the.opportunity.to.get.to.the.highest.level.of.Division.I.baseball.”...

The.FieldTurf.also.made.postponement.or.cancellation.of.games.scheduled.at.Rutgers.much.less.likely.due.to.an.enhanced.draining.system.and.ability.to.dry.faster.than.natural.grass,.Kroll.notes..Consequently,.fewer.adjustments.to.the.schedule.means.there.will.be.less.of.a.strain.upon.the.student-athletes.missing.classroom.time..The.donors.are.also.convinced.that.a.better.facility.helps.keep.New.Jersey.players.in.state.while.attracting.others.from.out.of.state....

“You.know. the.movie.Field.of.Dreams,”.Bainton.says.. “If.we.build. it,. they.will.come..I.really.believe.that.”.A.baseball. lover.since.childhood,.Bainton.remem-bers.day.trips. into.New.York.City. from.his.home.in.Ridgewood.to.see.major.league.games..After.he.and.his.wife.moved.outside.of.Omaha.11.years.ago,.their.attention.turned.to.college.ball.and.they.became.fixtures.at.the.College.Baseball.World.Series..Year.after.year,.they.noticed.that.southern.teams.often.dominated. the. finals..So.when. the.University.of.Nebraska.began.making.ap-pearances.in.the.final.eight,.Bainton.had.to.investigate..Traveling.to.the.school’s.Lincoln.facility,.he.was.bowled.over.by.their.field.and.decided.Rutgers.deserved.nothing.less.

In. the.spring.of.2006,. the.Baintons. visited.campus.and.met.with. the.Scar-let.Knights.to.explain.their.intentions..After.warm.thank-yous.and.handshakes.all.around,.the.couple.stayed.to.watch.the.team.warm.up.before.their.game.against.Lafayette..As.they.did,.players.made.their.way.over.to.the.couple.indi-vidually.to.have.a.word....

“Jim.Jansen,.a.former.pitcher.for.the.Scarlet.Knights,.said,.‘Sir,.unfortunately.I.won’t.have.the.opportunity.to.play.on.this.new.field.but.I’m.so.thankful.some-one.is.doing.this.for.Rutgers,’”.Bainton.recalls..“He.was.talking.with.us.so.long,.Coach.had.to.come.over.and.tell.him.to.go.warm.up!”...

The.Baintons.also.found.out.that.a.number.of.players.have.suffered.injuries.of.varying.degree.while.practicing.in.the.parking.lot.over.the.years.when.the.field.was.unusable..Some.of.those.injuries,.such.as.dislocated.shoulders,.have.been.season-ending,.while.others.have.contributed. to. the. list.of.nagging.ailments.that.can.cause.performances.to.suffer.over.the.course.of.a.season..The.team.let.the.Baintons.know.at.the.time,.because.of.their.gift,.future.athletes.will.be.spared.the.risk.of.training.on.unsuitable.ground..That.was.the.case.beginning.last.season.as.the.Scarlet.Knights.opened.the.2007.campaign.with.a.healthy.roster..Making.a.difference.in.the.lives.of.students.isn’t.new.to.the.couple..They.have. long.sponsored.scholarships.for.Rutgers.College.students.who.demon-strate.academic.merit.and.financial.need;.each.year.two.juniors.and.two.se-niors.receive.Bainton.Family.Scholarships....

Recently. he. addressed. those. in. attendance. at. the.annual. reception. where. students. meet. the. donors.who.have.helped.them,.Bainton.shared.his.own.back-ground.and.explained.why.he.and.his.wife. take.such.pleasure.in.helping.students.with.their.education...

“It.gives.these.students.the.opportunity.to.fully.take.in.the.Rutgers.experience.rather.than.having.to.drop.out.to.earn.more.money.for.tuition,”.he.says....

Financial.hardship.resonates.with. the.philanthropist,.who.worked.his.way.though.school.and.relied.on.help.from.an.older.sister.who.never.got.the.chance.herself.to.attend.college...

“We. lived. in. a. town.where. people. did.well. economi-cally,. but.my.parents.struggled. through. the.Depres-sion.and.the.World.War.II.years,”.Bainton.recalls..“My.

sister.was.an.honor.roll.student,.but.they.couldn’t.afford.to.send.her.to.college,.and.being.a. female.at.a.time.when.colleges.were. focused.on.supporting.ex-military.with.the.GI.Bill,.she.didn’t.get.the.opportunity.to.go.”..

A.middle-of-the-road.student.in.high.school,.Bainton.flourished.at.Rutgers,.he.believes,.because.of.the.influence.of.three.professors:.the.history.department’s.Richard. McCormick. and. Warren. Sussman,. and. then. University. President.Mason.Gross,.who. taught. philosophy.. In.2007,.Bainton. got. the. opportunity.to.throw.out.the.ceremonial.first.pitch.at.the.home.opener.with.now.Rutgers.University.President.McCormick.on.the.field.to.watch....

“They. opened.my. horizons. beyond. what. I. thought. possible,”. he. says.. From.there,.he.embarked.on.a.30-year.career.with.the.Air.Force,.retiring.in.1992.as.a.colonel,.and.eventually.moving.into.private.financial.consulting.work..Through-out.those.years,.Rutgers.remained.dear.to.his.heart..Grateful.to.the.school’s.administrative.leaders.and.educators.who.have.made.his.alma.mater.one.of.the.best.public.research.institutions.in.the.country,.Bainton.is.determined.to.do.his.part.in.stewarding.this.great.state.resource..Bainton.Field,.he.says,.is.just.the.first.step....

“Now.that.this.is.done,.the.goal.is.to.move.forward.to.get.supporting.pieces.of.the.puzzle—practice.areas,.bullpens,.batting.cages,.better.dugouts,.and.fi-nally.a.stadium.effect.for.supporters,”.he.says..“That’s.my.view..The.athletic.program.is.important.internally.to.the.university.and.externally.to.the.future.of.the.university..Because.of.athletics,.you.won’t.hear.anybody.asking.what.a.Rutgers.is.anymore.”

HILL & BAINTON

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FACILITIESThe.Scarlet.Knights’.home.is.directly.behind.the.Rutgers.Athletic.Center..The.on-field.facilities.include.a.practice.diamond.and.three.full-length.batting.cages.as.well.as.five.practice.pitching.mounds..RU. baseball. also. features. indoor. practice. facilities. that. include.three.70-foot. batting. cages. and. pitching.mounds.. The.Rutgers.Athletic.Center,.also.known.as.the.RAC,.is.also.home.to.a.3,500.square.foot.weight.room.in.which.the.baseball. team.trains.with.strength.and.conditioning.coach.Mike.Johansen..This.facility.fea-tures.state-of-the-art.equipment. that. includes. free.weights,. car-diovascular.and.rehabilitation.machines.

Also.conveniently. located. inside. the.RAC. is.a. state-of-the-art.training. facility.where,. under. the. direction. of. athletic. trainer.Rob.Piacentini,.the.team.can.rehabilitate.with.the.latest.tech-nology.for.a.quick.return.to.the.field.

In. addition,. the. RAC. is. home. to. the. team’s. clubhouse,. which.serves.as.the.team’s.home.away.from.home..The.clubhouse.fea-tures. couches,. televisions. and.an. entertainment. center. as.well.as.a.full-time.equipment.staff.that.maintains.the.players’.uniforms.and.equipment.to.help.keep.the.team.properly.outfitted..The.team.locker. room.was. recently. renovated.with. new. carpet,. furniture.and.oak.lockers.for.each.player..

The. baseball. team.also. utilizes. a.120-yard. indoor. fa-cility. known. as. “The.Bubble.”. “The.Bubble”. includes. a.full-length.football.field,.made.out.of.the.same.FieldTurf.surface. as. Bainton. Field,. with. 100-foot. high. ceilings.that.allow.for.game-like.simulation..The.bubble.is.a.vital.component.of. the.preseason.practice.schedule.when.weather.prohibits.outdoor.activity..

RAC BATTING CAGES

“THE BUBBLE”

RAC WEIGHT ROOM

LOCKER ROOM

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Jimmy Gill.will.serve.as.the.primary.media.contact.for. Rutgers. University. baseball. during. the. 2012.season..A.native.of.Lewes,.Del.,.he.earned.a.Bach-elor’s.Degree.in.Political.Science.from.Swarthmore.(Pa.).College.in.2010,.before.receiving.his.Master’s.Degree.in.Sport.Administration.from.the.University.of.Miami. (Fla.). in. June. 2011.. He. was. a. four-year.starter.on.the.baseball. team.at.Swarthmore,.serv-ing.as.team.captain.as.a.senior.and.helping.the.Gar-net.to.its.first-ever.playoff.appearance.while.earning.all-conference.honors.in.the.process..He.also.served.

as.a.student.sports.information.director,.concentrating.on.statistics.for.various.sports.during.his.tenure.at.SC..During.the.2010-11.academic.year,.Gill.was.a.graduate.assistant.in.the.University.of.Miami.Office.of.Sports.Media.Relations.and.was.the.primary.communications.contact.for.women’s.golf.and.served.as.a.secondary.contact.for.the.baseball.and.men’s.and.women’s.basketball.teams.

MEdIA InFORMATIOnThe.2012.Rutgers.University.Baseball.Media.Guide.is.de-signed.to.assist.members.of.the.media.in.its.coverage.of.the.Scarlet.Knights.baseball.program..Additional. informa-tion,.including.releases,.and.photographs.may.be.obtained.by.contacting.the.Rutgers.Athletic.Communications.Office.at..(732).445-4200..Please.take.a.moment.to.review.the.following.policies.and.services.that.are.intended.to.assist.you.in.your.coverage.of.Rutgers.baseball.this.season.

PLAYER INTERVIEWSAll. media. requests. for. interviews. with. Rutgers. baseball.players.should.be.directed.to.the.RU.Athletic.Communica-tions.Office,.preferably.24.hours.in.advance..The.best.time.for.in-season.interviews,.either.in.person.or.on.the.phone,.is.prior. to.practice..With.advance.notice,. interviews.with.players.can.be.arranged.for.other.hours..Calling.players.at.home.or.on.cell.phones.without.permission.from.the.SID.will.not.be.tolerated..The.players’.dorms,.training.room.and.weight.rooms.are.also.off.limits.

HEAD COACH FRED HILL INTERVIEWSAll.interviews.with.head.coach.Fred.Hill.should.be.arranged.through.the.RU.Athletic.Communications.Office.

POSTGAME INTERVIEWSThe. Rutgers. clubhouse. is. closed. to. the.media.. All. post-game.interviews.will.be.conducted.on.the.field.after.games.following.a.brief.team.meeting.and.cooling-off.period.

MEDIA SERVICESThe.Bainton.Field.baseball.pressbox.is.located.behind.home.plate.at.the.bottom.of.the.grandstands..Wireless.Internet.will.be.available.at.Rutgers.home.games..WRSU - RU STUDENT RADIO Rutgers. University’s. student. station.WRSU. (88.7. FM.&.wrsu.rutgers.edu). will. broadcast. select. Scarlet. Knights.baseball. games. throughout. the. season.. Jason. Goldstein.and.other.WRSU.students.will.call.the.action..A.link.will.also.be.available.on.ScarletKnights.com..SCARLETKNIGHTS.COMScarletKnights.com.is.the.official.source.for.up-to-the-min-ute.news.and.information.concerning.RU.Baseball,.includ-ing.updated.releases,.notes,.stats,.photo.galleries.and.live.stats.(when.available)..RVision,.the.official.broadband.net-work. of. the. Rutgers. Athletic. Department,. will. broadcast.select.games.on.a.tape-delay.basis.with.Danny.Breslauer.and.Adam.Helfgott.on.the.call..Most.home.games.will.fea-ture.a.highlight.package.produced.by.the.RVision.staff.

BIOS, STATS, ETC.Almost. any. information. a.media.member. could.want. re-garding. the.Rutgers.University.baseball. team. is.available.via.the.ScarletKnights.com.website..Media.members.can.access.biographical.data.on.the.entire.coaching.staff.and.current.rosters..The.site.also.contains.updated.statistics.for. the. team.and. individual.players,.game.recaps,.weekly.notes. packages,. boxscores. and. links. to. former. Scarlet.Knights.currently.playing.professional.baseball.

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A.coaching.icon.to.baseball.enthusiasts.in.the.region,.Fred.Hill.enters.his.29th.season.at.the.helm.of.the.Rutgers.baseball.program..After.inheriting.the.pro-gram.back.in.1984,.the.baseball.mentor.has.brought.the.Scarlet.Knights.to.an.elite.status.that.includes.11.NCAA.Tournament.appearances,.12.regular.season. conference. championships,. eight. conference. tournament. titles. and.more.than.850.victories.during.his.tenure. in.Piscataway..Hill’s.players. learn.the.game.and.progress.under.the.veteran.coach’s.tutelage..They.develop.into.superior.athletes.on.the.diamond,.as.evidenced.by.the.more.than.60.players.Hill.has.seen.go.on.to.play.professional.baseball.under.his.guidance.

Hill.became.the.16th.active.Division.I.head.baseball.coach.to.earn.1,000.victo-ries.with.a.win.against.USF.on.April.17,.2010.in.front.of.record.crowd.of.1,124.fans.at.Bainton.Field..The.veteran.baseball.mentor.enters.2012.ranked.14th.amongst.active.coaches.in.the.nation.with.1,030.career.wins.

Beginning.his.36th.season.in.collegiate.coaching.in.2012,.Hill.remains.as.fo-cused,. committed. and. enthusiastic. as. he.was. back. in.1984.. That. year,. he.accepted.the.challenge.of.coaching.a.team.that.was.coming.off.a.13-22.re-cord.in.1983.and.had.not.appeared.in.the.NCAA.Tournament.in.14.years.and.proceeded.to.build.Rutgers.baseball.into.what.it.is.today.

Hill’s.teams.have.totaled.72.victories.over.the.past.three.years.while.sending.several.standout.players.to.Major.League.Baseball..The.Scarlet.Knights.return.the.core.of. its.pitching.staff. in.2012.in.addition.to.welcoming.back.a.strong.pitching.staff,.headlined.by.Freshman.All-American.and.current.junior.Tyler.Ge-bler.and.2011.team.MVP,.Rob.Corsi..Hill.believes.pitching.and.defense.will.be.the.strength.of.the.team.this.season.

After.capturing.the.league.regular-season.and.tournament.titles.in.2007,.Hill’s.2008.squad.was.presented.the.challenge.of.replacing.six.of.its.eight.position.starters..Hill’s. team. rose. to. the. challenge,. however,.with.23. victories.while.continuing.its.ever-growing.representation.of.Scarlet.Knights.in.Major.League.Baseball.when.two.members.–.Tom.Edwards.and.Vic.Cegles.–.signing.profes-sional.contracts.in.the.summer.following.the.2008.campaign.

Hill,.the.2007.ABCA.East.Region.Coach.of.the.Year,.led.the.Scarlet.Knights.to.both.the.BIG.EAST.Regular-Season.and.Tournament.Championship.–.the.third.time.in.a.`10-year.span.he.guided.his.club.to.both.titles.in.the.same.season..Hill’s.2007.squad. tied. the. school. record. for.wins. in. a. season.with.42.and.earned.a.No..2.seed.in.the.NCAA.Charlottesville.Regional.–.the.13th.NCAA.Tournament.berth.in.his.amazing.coaching.career..After.enduring.a. losing.season.as. the. first-year.coach. in.1984. (13-21),.Hill.began.to.re-establish.the.Scarlet.Knights.as.a.northeast.baseball.power.with.a.25-15.mark.in.1985,.which.preceded.a.28-18.mark.in.1986.and.the.first.of.eight-straight.Atlantic.10.regular.season.championships..That.season,.Rutgers.also.captured.its.first.Atlantic.10.tournament.title.and.returned.to.the.NCAA.Tournament.for.the.first.time.since.1970,.one.of.11.appearances.under.Hill..A.36-14-1.record.in.1987,.which.set.a.school.record.for.wins.and.winning.per-centage.(.716).at.the.time,.was.the.first.of.seven-straight.30-win.seasons.for.the.Scarlet.Knights.-.a.stretch.that.lasted.until.1993.and.completed.the.run.of.

hEAd COACh FREd hILL

FREdhILLhead coach29th season

the hIll fIle•. 14th.winningest.active.head.coach.in.Division.I.•. 43rd.winningest.head.coach.all-time.in.Division.I•. Most.wins.of.any.current.BIG.EAST.coach•. 2007.ABCA.East.Region.Coach.of.the.Year•. 2000.ABCA.East.Region.Coach.of.the.Year•. 1998.BIG.EAST.Coach.of.the.Year•. 1990.ABCA.East.Region.Coach.of.the.Year•. 1991,.‘92,.‘93.Atlantic.10.Coach.of.the.Year•. 1983.District.III.Coach.of.the.Year•. Eight.Atlantic.10.Regular.Season.Championships•. Five.Atlantic.10.Tournament.Championships•. Four.BIG.EAST.Regular.Season.Championships•. Three.BIG.EAST.Tournament.Championships•. School.Record.42.wins.in.2001.and.2007•. 14.NCAA.Tournament.Bids.(11.with.Rutgers)•. 1983.Division.III.World.Series•. Four.NJAC.Championships•. Three.Division.III.NCAA.Tournament.appearances

hIll hIGhlIGhts•. He.owns.an.882-603-7.record.at.Rutgers.and.a.1,030-694-9.re-

cord.as.a.collegiate.head.coach.•. He.has.averaged.31.5.wins.per.season.at.Rutgers..He.is.the.first.

coach.in.BIG.EAST.history.to.win.both.the.regular.season.and.tour-nament. championship. in. the. same. season. (1998,.2000,.2007),.despite.only.joining.the.conference.in.1996.

•. Rutgers.has.been.ranked.nationally.for.at.least.one.week.in.nine.of.the.last.14.seasons,.including.a.high.mark.of.14th.during.the.2000.season.

•. As.a.member.of.the.Atlantic.10.from.1984.through.1996,.he.guid-ed.his. team. to.eight-straight.A-10.regular. season.championships.and.five.tournament.championships.

•. Not.only.do.Hill’s. teams.win.titles,. they.also.win. in.regular.season.play;.he.has.just.five.losing.seasons.in.35.years.of.collegiate.coaching.

•. Hill’s. teams.have.advanced.to.the.NCAA.Tournament. in.six.of. the.last.14. years,.winning. the.BIG.EAST.Regular.Season.and.Confer-ence.Championships.in.1998,.2000.and.2007.as.well.as.the.Regu-lar.Season.crown.in.2003.

•. In.addition.to.putting.winning.teams.on.the.field,.Hill.has.developed.some.of.the.top.players.in.the.country,.sending.27.players.onto.pro-fessional.baseball.in.the.last.10.years.and.40.in.the.last.13.seasons..In.2002.-.two.of.his.players,.Bobby.Brownlie.and.Val.Majewksi.-.were.among. the. top. 100. players. selected.. In. 2004,. Rutgers. had. five.more.players.sign.professional.contracts,.including.third-round.draft.pick.Jeff.Frazier.(Detroit.Tigers)..In.2007,.Rutgers.had.a.record.six.players.drafted,.including.first-round.selection.Todd.Frazier.(Cincin-nati.Reds)..Two.former.players.under.Hill.-.David.DeJesus.(Kansas.City. Royals). and. Jason.Bergmann. (Washington.Nationals). -. were.regulars.at. the.Major.League. level. last.season.and.a. third. -.Jack.Egbert.(New.York.Mets)..-.made.his.MLB.debut.with.the.White.Sox.in.2009.

•. From. his. 2000. squad,. which.won. the. BIG. EAST.Regular. Season.and.Tournament.Championship.and.served.as.the.host.of.the.NCAA.Regional.at.Upper.Montclair,.18.players.went.on.to.play.profession-ally,.including.three.Major.Leaguers.and.a.first-round.draft.choice.

•. Hill.began.his.collegiate.career.at.Montclair.State.University.where,.in. 1977,. he.was. named. head. baseball. and. football. coach.. In. his.career.with.Montclair.State,. he.developed. the.baseball. team. into.a.Division. III.national.power,.winning.62.percent.of.his.games.and.earning.a.trip.to.the.Division.III.World.Series.(Hill.was.named.Division.III.National.Coach.of.the.Year.in.1983)..His.number.24.jersey.was.retired.by.the.program.in.February.2010.

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eight-straight.league.titles..In.1990,.when.RU.posted.a.37-19.mark.and.won.the.fourth.of.its.seven-straight.league.titles,.the.team.came.within.one.win.of.advancing.to.the.College.World.Series,.falling.to.eventual.National.Champion.Georgia.in.the.tournament.final.in.Waterbury,.Conn..

A.move.to.the.BIG.EAST.Conference.in.1996.had.little. impact.on.the.Scar-let.Knights,.as.the.winning.continued..Following.back-to-back.tournament.ap-pearances. in.1996.and.1997,.Rutgers. captured. both. the. regular. season.and.tournament.championship.in.1998,.posting.a.33-16.mark.along.the.way.and.advancing.to.the.NCAA.Regional.at.Tallahassee,.Fla..The.Scarlet.Knights.scrapped.their.way.out.of.the.losers’.bracket.during.the.conference.tourna-ment.and.beat.Notre.Dame.twice.in.as.many.days,.including.a.12-0.champion-ship.game.win,.to.clinch.the.title..

The. following.season,.Rutgers. finished.37-21,.second. in. the.BIG.EAST,.and.took.another.step.in.the.national.picture.with.the.program’s.first-ever.at-large.bid.to.the.NCAA.Tournament.(the.six.previous.trips.came.from.an.automatic.berth.associated.with.winning.the.league.championship)..RU.was.sent.to.Lub-bock,.Texas.to.compete. in. the.NCAA.Regional.with.Texas.Tech,.Wisconsin-Milwaukee.and.No..1.Rice..

The.2000.season.featured.another.step.in.the.building.of.the.program,.as.RU.once.again.captured.the.BIG.EAST.Regular.Season.and.Tournament.champi-onships,.posting.its.first.40-win.season.(40-18).along.the.way..In.the.BIG.EAST.Championship. title. game,. then-freshman.Bobby.Brownlie,.working. on. three.days.rest,.led.RU.to.a.1-0.win.with.a.complete-game.shutout.of.in-state.rival.Seton.Hall..Ranked.as.high.as.No..14.nationally.during.the.course.of.the.sea-son,.Rutgers.was.selected.to.host.an.NCAA.Regional.at.Yogi.Berra.Stadium.in.Upper.Montclair,.N.J.,.joined.by.UNC,.Penn.State.and.Army..

The.2001.team.set.the.school.win.mark.once.again,.finishing.the.year.42-17,.with.a.second-place. finish. in. the.BIG.EAST..Another.at-large.NCAA.Tourna-ment.berth,.the.program’s.fourth-straight.trip,.sent.the.team.to.Lincoln,.Neb.,.where.RU.came.within.one.win.of.moving.onto.the.Super.Regional.round.

A.35-22.mark.and.a.trip. to.the.BIG.EAST.Tournament. finals.was.not.good.enough. in.2002,.but.RU.returned.to. the.NCAA.Tournament. in.2003.after.winning. the.BIG.EAST.Regular.Season.Championship. and.advancing. to. the.BIG.EAST.Championship.game. for. the. second-straight. season..Hill’s. teams.won.over.90.games.from.2004.through.2006,.reaching.the.semifinals.of.the.2006.BIG.EAST.Championship.

A.long-time.high.school.coach.in.New.Jersey,.Hill.began.his.collegiate.coach-ing.career.in.1977.at.Montclair.State.University,.serving.as.the.head.baseball.and.football.coach.for.the.Red.Hawks..In.seven.seasons.at.Montclair.State,.Hill.posted.a.148-91-2.mark,.leading.his.team.to.two.NJAC.Championships.and.three.NCAA.tournament.appearances,.including.the.Division.III.World.Series.in.1983...(The.following.season,.Hill’s.first.at.Rutgers,.Montclair.State.won.the.national.championship.with.many.of.his.players.still.in.the.program.).Just.as.successful.on.the.gridiron,.Hill.led.the.MSU.football.program.to.a.55-13-4.re-cord.in.seven.seasons,.including.five.NJAC.titles..His.team.lost.just.one.league.contest.in.a.five-year.span.from.1978.through.1982..A.true.representation.of.his.successful. contribution. to. the.Montclair.State.program,. the.school’s.athletic.department.retired.his.No..24.jersey.in.February.of.2010.–.only.the.third.number.retired.in.school.history.

As.a.collegiate.star.at.Upsala,.Hill.earned.11.varsity.letters..Four.letters.came.in.baseball,.where.he.led.the.team.in.batting.twice..Four.more.came.in.foot-ball,.where.he.led.the.team.in.rushing.four.times.and.was.named.the.football.team’s.Most.Valuable.Back.three.times..Three.more.letters.came.in.basket-ball,.where.he.was.voted.Most.Improved.Player.his.senior.year..Chosen.as.a.Small.College.All-American.following.his.final.football.season,.Hill.was.honored.by.his.alma.mater.in.1992.as.a.distinguished.alumnus.who.has.achieved.ex-cellence.in.his.chosen.profession..Following.his.outstanding.collegiate.career,.Hill.moved.onto.a.professional.career.in.the.Washington.Senators.organiza-tion.before.beginning.his.storied.coaching.career.He.began.his.coaching.career.as. freshman.baseball.coach.at.Upsala.while.also.playing.semi-pro.baseball. for. the.East.Orange.Soverals..His.next.move.was.to.Clifford.Scott.High.School,.where.he.was.an.assistant.baseball.coach.

hEAd COACh FREd hILLfor.five.years.and.head.coach.for.another.six..During.those.six.years,.Hill.led.the.Scotties.to.a.94-58.record,.two.state.sectional.championships,.and.also.served.time.as.an.assistant.football.coach..He.moved.on.to.coach.the.Pequannock.High.School.football.team.for.four.years.and.then.returned.to.Upsala.as.an.assistant.baseball.coach.for.three.more.seasons..

Hill.lives.in.Verona,.N.J.,.with.his.wife.of.more.than.53.years,.Evelyn..They.are.the.proud.parents.of.six.children:.Nancy,.Fred,.Linda,.Jim,.Tracey.and.Karen..They.also.have.nine.grandchildren:.Jessica,.Danielle,.Brian,.James,.Natalie,.Nicholas,.Alexandra,.Giselle.and.Giancarlo..A.coaching-rich.family,.Fred’s.brother.Brian.is.currently.an.assistant.coach.for.the.NBA’s.Detroit.Pistons,.and.his.son,.Fred,.served.as. the.head.coach.of. the.Rutgers.men’s.basketball.program. for. four.seasons.through.the.2009-10.season.

hIll year-by-yearAt Montclair State University1977.. 17-12-0.. .5871978.. 21-12-0.. .636. NJAC.Champion. NCAA1979.. 17-15-0.. .5311980.. 19-14-0.. .576. NJAC.Champion1981.. 18-10-0.. .6431982.. 25-14-1.. .638. . NCAA1983.. 31-14-1.. .685. . NCAA.WSTOTAL. 148-91-2.. .618

At Rutgers University1984.. 13-21-0.. .3821985.. 25-15-0.. .6251986.. 28-18-0.. .609. A-10.RS/Tour..Champ..NCAA1987.. 36-14-1.. .716. A-10.RS.Champ.1988.. 38-21-1.. .642. A-10.RS/Tour..Champ..NCAA1989.. 34-19-0.. .642. A-10.RS.Champ.1990.. 37-19-0.. .660. A-10.RS/Tour..Champ..NCAA1991.. 33-24-2.. .576. A-10.RS/Tour..Champ..NCAA1992.. 32-17-0.. .653. A-10.RS.1993.. 38-17-0.. .691. A-10.RS/Tour..Champ..NCAA1994.. 28-19-0.. .5961995.. 28-29-0.. .4911996.. 32-21-1.. .6021997.. 28-24-0.. .5381998.. 33-16-0.. .673. BE.RS/Tour..Champ.. NCAA1999.. 37-21-0.. .657. . NCAA2000. 40-18-0.. .690. BE.RS/Tour..Champ.. NCAA2001. 42-17-0. .712. . NCAA2002. 35-22-0. .6142003. 37-22-0. .627. BE.RS.Champ.. NCAA2004. 30-23-0. .5672005. 32-21-0. .6042006. 29-28-1. .5092007. 42-21-0. .667. BE.RS/Tour..Champ. NCAA2008. 23-29-1. .4432009. 22-31-0. .4152010. 30-26-0. .5362011. 20-30-0. .400TOTAL. 882-603-7. .593.

CAREER 1,030-694-9 .597

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Joe.Litterio.is.in.his.first.season.as.an.assistant.coach.for.his.alma.mater..He.returns.to.Piscataway.after.serving.as.the.head.coach.of.Wagner.College.for.the.last.12.seasons.

“We.are.very.lucky.to.bring.Joe.back.to.Rutgers,”.said.head.coach.Fred.Hill.. “He.had.a.very.successful. tenure.as.the.head.coach.at.Wagner.and.is.an.outstanding.addition.to.our.staff.”

“I.am.extremely.excited.to.be.coming.back.home,”.said.Lit-terio.. “It. is. very. special. to. return. to.my.alma.mater. and.work.under.Coach.Hill..He.means.everything.to.me.and. I.have.learned.a.lot.from.him.over.the.years.as.a.coach.and.as.a.person..I.look.to.learn.more.and.help.continue.the.tra-dition.of.success.in.the.Rutgers.baseball.program.”

Litterio.played.for.the.Scarlet.Knights.and.Hill.as.an.infield-er. from.1990. to.1993..His. teams.won. the.Atlantic.10.regular.season.title.all. four.years.and.earned.bids.to.the.NCAA.Regionals.in.1990,.1991.and.1993..The.1990.Rut-gers.team.came.within.one.win.of.advancing.to.the.College.World.Series.and.recorded.the.most.wins.(four).in.a.single.NCAA.Tournament.in.school.history..A.Second-Team.All-At-lantic.10.selection.at.second.base.after.his.junior.season,.Litterio. recorded. a. .976. fielding. percentage. for. a. team.that.was.ranked.fourth.in.the.nation.in.fielding.

Litterio’s.homecoming.comes.after.a.successful.12-year.tenure.at.Wagner.where.he.guided.eight.players.to.con-tracts.with.Major.League.teams,.including.2009.AL.Rook-ie.of.the.Year.and.MLB.All-Star.Andrew.Bailey..He.leaves.as.the.winningest.coach.in.school.history.(240.wins),.hav-ing. led.the.Seahawks.to.seven.postseason.appearances.after. the. program. had. only. qualified. once. previously. in.school.history.

A.tireless.worker.and.recruiter,.he.won.the.2009.North-east.Conference.Coach.of.the.Year.after.leading.WC.to.a.school-record.31.wins.and. the.program’s. first-ever.NEC.Regular.Season.Championship..He.coached.24.of.the.Se-

ahawk’s.46.members.of.the.100-hit.club,.including.all.sev-en.members.of.the.200-hit.club,.and.mentored.numerous.players.to.All-NEC.honors.

The.Cranford,.N.J.,.native.started.his.coaching.career.as.a.volunteer.assistant.coach.under.Hill.immediately.following.his.playing.career.for.the.Scarlet.Knights.before.taking.a.job.as.coach.at.Immaculate.Conception.High.School.(N.J.)..Litterio.moved. back. to. the. collegiate. ranks. the. following.season,. landing.a. job.as.an.assistant.coach.under.Dean.Ehehalt.at.Monmouth.University.where.he.spent.the.next.four.seasons..The.1998.MU.team.won.the.NEC.Champion-ship.and.earned.a.bid.to.the.NCAA.Regionals.

After. spending. one. season. at. Winthrop. University. and.earning. the. Big. South. Championship. and. subsequent.NCAA.Regional.spot,.Litterio.accepted.the.head.coaching.job.at.Wagner.and.has.gone.on. to.earn.a.reputation.as.one.of.the.top.coaches.in.the.Northeast.region.

Litterio.and.his.wife,.Michelle,.reside.in.Brick,.N.J.,.with.their.children.–.Frances,.Mia.and.Joe..He.earned.his.degree.in.Sociology.from.Rutgers.University.in.1994.

ASSISTAnT COACh JOE LITTERIO

JOELITTERIOassIstant coachfIrst season

the lItterIo fIleCOACHING ExPERIENCE1994: Volunteer.coach,.Rutgers.University1994:.Coach,.Immaculate.Conception.HS1995-1998:.Assistant.coach,.Monmouth.University1999:.Assistant.coach,.Winthrop.University2000-2011:.Head.coach,.Wagner.University2012-present:.Assistant.coach,.Rutgers.University

PERSONALFull Name:.Joseph.N..LitterioNickname:.LitBorn:.Jan..15,.1971Family:.Wife,.Michelle;.Children,.Frances,.Mia,.Joe

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Rick. Freeman. is. in. his. ninth. season. with. the. Scarlet.Knights..He.returned.for.his.second.stint.with.Rutgers.in.2005,.re-joining.head.coach.Fred.Hill’s.staff.for.the.first.time.since.1988..Freeman,.who.works.with.the.RU.pitch-ing.staff,. brings.a.broad. range.of.experience. to. the.po-sition. as. a. collegiate. assistant. and. head. coach. at. the.NCAA.and.junior.college.level.and.as.a.head.coach.of.one.of.New.Jersey’s.most.successful.American.Legion.teams.

Freeman.helped.mold.Casey.Gaynor. into.one.of. the. top.pitchers. in. school. history. with. a. strikeout. total. that. of.227.that.ranks.second.in.school.history..He.also.oversaw.the.impressive.comeback.of.Steve.Healing..Two.years.re-moved. from.Tommy.John.surgery,.Healing.was.a.domi-nant.pitcher.as.Rutgers’.ace.and.earned.Second.Team.All-BIG.EAST.honors.in.2007..

Back.in.1988,.Freeman.served.as.an.assistant.under.Hill,.working. with. the. outfielders,. hitters. and. pitchers,. while.also.coaching.third.base..He.then.moved.onto.an.assistant.

position. at. Rider. University.(1989-1993).before.becom-ing.the.head.coach.at.Mercer.County. College. in. Trenton..At.Mercer,. Freeman. posted.a. 155-102. (.603). record.and. appeared. in. six. straight.regional. championships,. ad-vancing.to.the.NJCAA.World.Series.in.1996..

In.1999,.he.returned.to.Rid-er. University. as. the. team’s.assistant. coach. and. re-cruiting. coordinator,. a. post.he. held. through. the. 2004.season..He.worked.with.sev-

eral.outstanding.pitchers.while.at.Rider,.including.Kevin.Barry.and.Jim.Hoey,.who.both.made.their.Major.League.debuts.in.2006,.with.the.Atlanta.Braves.and.Baltimore.

Orioles,.respectively.

Since. 1976,. Freeman. has. also. coached. the. Hamilton.Post.31.American.Legion. team..As. the.manager. since.1985,.Freeman.has.won.683.games.and.owns.a.winning.percentage. of. 77.3. percent..He. has. totaled.16. league.titles,. including. 11. straight. through. 2006.. His. team.captured.the.New.Jersey.State.Championship. in.1987,.1993.and.

2006,.and.finished.fifth.in.the.country.at.the.2000.Ameri-can.Legion.World.Series....

A.1981.graduate.of.Marquette.University.and.the.holder.of.a.Masters.degree.in.English.Literature.from.The.Col-lege.of.New.Jersey,.Freeman.got.his.start.as.the.head.coach.of.the.Marquette.club.baseball.team.in.1978,.re-vitalizing.a.program.that.had.been.dormant.for.over.50.years..He.returned.to.New.Jersey.in.1982.as.an.assis-tant.at.Rider. for.one.year,. the. first.of. three.stints.with.the.Broncs..

Freeman.is.also.an.accomplished.journalist.who.has.writ-ten.a.weekly.baseball.column.for.The.Trenton.Times.for.the.past.28.years.and.is.heavily.involved.in.Mercer.County.civic.affairs..He.was.honored.by.the.Trenton.Select.Com-mittee.Civic.Organization.in.2008.for.his.contributions.to.the.community.

ASSISTAnT COACh RICK FREEMAn

RICKFREEMAnassIstant coachnInth season

the freeman fIleCOACHING ExPERIENCE1976-84:.Coach,.Hamilton.Post.311978-81:.Head.coach,.Marquette.University1982:.Assistant.coach,.Rider.University1983:.Assistant.coach,.Steinert.HS1983-87:.Assistant.coach,.Mercer.County.College1984-present:.Manager,.Hamilton.Post.311987-88:.Assistant.coach,.Rutgers.University1988-89:.Assistant.coach,.Rider.University1993-99:.Head.coach,.Mercer.County.College1999-2004:.Assistant.coach/recruiting.coordinator,.Rider.University2005-present:.Assistant.Coach,.Rutgers.University

PERSONALFull Name:.Richard.James.FreemanNickname:.RickBorn:.April.16,.1952Family:.Wife,.Mary.Ann

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Tim. Reilly. returns. to. Rutgers. as. a. volunteer. assistant.coach.after.spending.2011.as.an.assistant.coach.at.Rid-er.University..Reilly.had.a.memorable.career.as.a.catcher.for.the.Scarlet.Knights.from.2006-09.

The.Egg.Harbor.City,.N.J.,.native.will.work.with.the.catch-ers,.assist.with.the.hitters.and.coach.first.base.this.season..Reilly.brings.first-hand.experience.to.the.program,.having.played.under.head.coach.Fred.Hill.at.Rutgers..Reilly.was.behind.the.plate.on.the.2007.team.that.won.42.games.–.tied.for.the.most.in.school.history.–.to.win.the.BIG.EAST.Championship.and.advance.to.the.NCAA.Tournament.

Reilly.stayed.on.at.Rutgers.in.2010.as.a.student.assistant.coach,.helping.lead.a.30-win.Scarlet.Knight.team.that.ad-vanced. to. the.semi-final. round.of. the.BIG.EAST.Tourna-ment.and.saw.three.players.drafted.

In. 2011,. Reilly. joined. the. coaching. staff. at. Rider. Uni-versity..He.was.responsible.for.the.catchers.and.hitters.while.coaching.third.base.on.gamedays..Four.Rider.hit-ters.were.named.to.the.NJCBA.(New.Jersey.Collegiate.Baseball.Association).All-State.team,.including.Louisville.Slugger. Freshmen. All-American,. NJCBA. Rookie. of. the.

Year.and.MAAC.Rookie.of.the.Year,.Nick.Crescenzo..In.addition,. three. Rider. hitters. were. honored. on. the. All-MAAC.team..Rider.finished.the.2011.season.33-18.and.ranked.second.in.the.conference.with.the.assistance.of.Reilly’s.coaching.

Reilly. spent.2009.and.2010.as. the.head.coach.of. the.Holy.Spirit.High.School.summer.baseball. team..He.also.worked.for.five.years.as.an.instructor.for.the.220.Second.to.None.Baseball.Academy,.helping.players.with.skill.de-velopment.and.strength.and.conditioning..Several.of.the.players.Reilly.coached.there.went.on.to.play.baseball.at.various.colleges.around.the.country.

Reilly.went.to.high.school.at.Holy.Spirit.in.Absecon,.N.J.

vOLUnTEER ASSISTAnT COACh TIM REILLY

TIMREILLYVolunteer assIstant coachfIrst season

the reIlly fIle

Coaching Experience2009-10: Head.Coach,.Holy.Spirit.High.School.Summer.Team2010:.Student.Assistant.Coach,.Rutgers2011:.Assistant.Coach,.Rider2012 to present:.Volunteer.Assistant.Coach,.Rutgers

Playing ExperienceCollege:.Rutgers.2006-09Accolades:.Catcher.on.2007.Rutgers. team.that.won.a.school.re-cord.42.games.and.the.BIG.EAST.Championship.

PersonalFull Name:.Timothy.John.ReillyBorn:.May.25,.1987Family:.Father.Tim,.Mother.Iraisa,.Sister.Iraisa.Ann

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Glen.Gardner.is.in.his.22nd.season.on.the.Scarlet.Knights’.staff. in.2012..One.of. the. finest.student-athletes. in.Rut-gers.history,.Gardner.has.been.one.of.the.main.contribu-tors.of. the.success.of. the.program.during.his. time.“On.the.Banks.”

He.is.in.his.fourth.season.as.the.Director.of.Baseball.Op-erations,.after.serving.the.previous.18.seasons.as.an.as-sistant.coach..Gardner.coordinates.the.Scarlet.Knights’.on-campus. recruiting. efforts,. oversees. team. travel. and.handles.the.day-to-day.responsibilities.of.the.program.

Nationally-renowned. for. his. hitting. instruction. and. his.results.at.Rutgers,.Gardner.has.been. lauded.time.and.time.again.for.his.efforts.during.his.18.years.as.an.assis-tant.coach..He.brought.in.some.of.the.finest.recruiting.classes. in. the.BIG.EAST,.helping. to.elevate.Rutgers. to.national.prominence.

Gardner’s.success.as.a.coach.is.best.exhibited.by.the.suc-cess.of.his.players..From.1998-2002,.Rutgers.posted.a.team.batting.average.over..310.and.several.of.its.players.ranked.among.the.nation’s.best..Darren.Fenster. (.433).and. Joe.B.. Cirone. (.405). finished. in. the. top.40. nation-ally. in. 2000,. while. Billy. McCarthy. (.423). accomplished.the.feat.in.2001..In.2003,.RU.posted.a.team.average.of..307,.with.a.school-record.319.walks.and..409.on-base.percentage..In.2004,.Jeff.Frazier.set.the.school’s.career.home. run. record. (34). in. just. three. seasons. before. his.brother.Todd.Frazier.eclipsed.the.mark.in.2007.with.a.re-cord.42.in.the.same.span..Both.were.drafted.after.three.seasons.with.Jeff.going.to.the.Detroit.Tigers.in.the.third.round.in.2004.and.Todd.going.to.the.Cincinnati.Reds.in.the.first.round.in.2007.

In.2007,.the.Scarlet.Knights.belted.a.school.record.63.home.runs,.highlighted.by.Todd.Frazier’s.school-record.22.blasts.-.a.testament.to.Gardner’s.results.of.the.continued.development. of. the. players..His.work.with. Todd. Frazier.transformed.the.shortstop.into.a.First.Team.All-American.

and.one.of.the.top.professional.prospects.in.2007.

One.of.the.most.prolific.hitters.in.Rutgers’.history,.Gard-ner.was.a.two-time.All-America.selection.and,.in.1997,.was. inducted. into. the. Rutgers. Olympic. Sports. Hall. of.Fame. -. one. of. 11. former. baseball. players. who. have.earned.the.distinction.

In.his.three.seasons.as.an.outfielder,.he.compiled.a.ca-reer. .356.batting.average.with.23.home.runs.and.141.RBI..All.three.numbers.rank.among.the.Rutgers.all-time.top.10..After.his.junior.year.in.1987,.the.San.Diego.Pa-dres.drafted.him.in.the.13th.round,.but.he.opted.to.stay.at.RU.and.was.selected.by.the.Atlanta.Braves.the.follow-ing.year.

Gardner.advanced.to.Burlington,.Iowa.(Class.A).in.the.At-lanta.Braves.organization.before.being.struck.in.the.eye.by.a.batted.ball,.which.ended.a.promising.professional.career.

Under.Gardner’s. tutelage,. several. Scarlet.Knights. have.had.outstanding.seasons..He.has.seen.several.of.his.pu-pils.continue.on.to.the.professional. level.. In.the.past.12.years,.Rutgers.has.sent.26.hitters.onto.the.professional.ranks,.including.sixth-round.pick.Billy.McCarthy.(Braves).in.2001,.fourth-round.pick.David.DeJesus.(Royals.and.A’s).the.season.before.and.Midwest.League.All-Star.Pete.Zoc-colillo.(Brewers).in.1999.

Gardner.resides.in.Pt..Pleasant,.N.J.

dIRECTOR OF BASEBALL OpERATIOnS GLEn GARdnER

GLEnGARdnERbaseball operatIons22nd season

the Gardner fIleCOACHING ExPERIENCE1991-2008:.Assistant.Coach,.Rutgers1992-94:.Head.Coach.-.NJ.Pilots.-.ACBL2009-present:.Director.of.Baseball.Operations,.Rutgers

PLAYING ExPERIENCEMinors:.Pulaski.Braves.(A),.1988,.Sumter.Braves.(A),.1989,.Burling-ton.Braves.(A),.1990College:.Rutgers.1986-88Accolades:.Graduated.as.the.all-time.hit,.home.run.and.RBI.leader.at.Rutgers.. .Earned.All-America.honors.on.two.occasions.and.was.inducted.into.the.Hall.of.Fame.in.1997...Professionally,.Gardner.was.named. to. the.Appalachian. League.All-Star. team. in.1988.and. the.South.Atlantic.League.All-Star.team.in.1989.

PERSONALFull Name:.Glen.Bruce.GardnerNickname:.“Beef”Born:.June.26,.1966Family:.Mother,.Carol;.Brother,.John

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GlorIa buttIGlIerIadmInIstratIVe assIstantGloria.Buttiglieri.is.in.her.10th.season.as.a.mem-ber.of.the.baseball.staff..A.veteran.of.the.depart-ment. since.1993.when. she. became. the. secre-tary. for. gymnastics. and. women’s. volleyball,. she.continued. in. the. same. capacity. with. academic.support,. wrestling. and. fencing. beginning. in. the.spring.of.1998..

In. addition. to. her. duties. with. baseball,. she. also.works. with. the. gymnastics. and. women’s. tennis.programs..Her.responsibilities.include.the.day-to-

day.management.of. the.office,. team.travel,.budget.oversight,. record.keeping.and.camp.duties..

Gloria.and.her.husband.have.four.children.-.Alyssa,.Robert,.Dana.and.Alaina.-.and.reside.in.Edison,.N.J..Her.oldest.daughter,.Alyssa,. is.a.2003.graduate.of.Rutgers.and.a.former.member.of.the.Scarlet.Knights’.dance.team..Alyssa.and.her.husband.Bill.have.a.3-year-old..daughter.and.a.10-month-old.baby.boy..Rob-ert,.is.a.2007.graduate.of.Rutgers.and.is.a.Sr..Analyst.for.PSE&G.in.Newark,.N.J..Daughters,.Dana.and.Alaina,.both.attended.Kean..Dana.recently.earned.a.job.in.Human.Resources.at.Rutgers.and.Alaina.is.looking.to.teach.special.education.

mIke JohansenstrenGth coachMike.Johansen.is.in.his.19th.season.at.Rutgers,.and.his.sixth.coordinating. the.strength.and.con-ditioning. program. at. the. Louis. Brown. Athletic.Center..His. primary. responsibilities. are.with. the.men’s.and.women’s.basketball.and.baseball.pro-grams,. while. also. overseeing. all. other. Olympic.Sports.at.the.Rutgers.Athletic.Center...

A. 1992. graduate. of.Montclair. State. University,.Johansen.earned.a.degree.in.physical.education,.with.an.emphasis.on.adult.fitness..He.is.a.certified.

strength.and.conditioning.specialist.through.the.National.Strength.and.Condi-tioning.Association..

Johansen,.who.played.high.school.baseball.at.Queen.of.Peace.in.North.Arling-ton,.grew.up.in.Lyndhurst,.N.J..He.currently.resides.in.Freehold.Township,.N.J.,.with.his.wife.Susan..

SUppORT STAFF

John reardoneQuIpment manaGerJohn.Reardon.is.in.his.28th.year.with.Rutgers.Ath-letics.and.12th.season.with.the.baseball.program..He. is.responsible. for.coordinating.all. the. team’s.equipment. needs,. budget,. inventory,. purchasing.and.maintenance.. He. also. serves. as. Equipment.Manager.for.the.softball.and.wrestling.programs..From.1988-2000,. JR. served. as. the. equipment.manager.for.the.football.program..

A.1979.graduate.of.St..Joseph’s.(Metuchen).High.School.and.a.1983.graduate.of.Marietta.College.

(Ohio),. he.worked. for. radio. station.WMOA. (Marietta). and.was. the.public. ad-dress.announcer.for.the.Division.III.College.Baseball.World.Series.from.1981-1991..JR.has.also.served.the.arena.announcer.for.the.Scarlet.Knights’.men’s.and.women’s.basketball.teams,. including.being.the.public.address.announcer.for.the.2009.NCAA.Women’s.Basketball.Championship.First/Second.Round.games.at.the.Rutgers.Athletic.Center..

Reardon.and.his.wife,.Meg,.reside.in.North.Brunswick.with.their.two.sons,.Eric.and.Danny...

rob pIacentInIathletIc traInerRob.Piacentini. is. in.his.third.season.as.the.head.athletic. trainer. with. the. baseball. program.. He.came. to.Piscataway. in.2009.after. two.years.at.St.. John’s. University.. Piacentini,. who. also. over-sees.the.women’s.soccer.program,.is.responsible.for. the.prevention,.care.and.rehabilitation.of. the.Scarlet.Knights..

At. St.. John’s,. Piacentini. served. as. the. primary.athletic.trainer.for.the.men’s.soccer.and.baseball.programs.for.the.New.York.school..As.a.graduate.

assistant.at.the.University.of.Houston,.he.worked.with.the.football.program.in.2006-07.and.the.men’s.and.women’s.cross.country.and.track.programs.during.the.2005-06.season..In.2004,.he.worked.for.the.NFL’s.Washington.Redskins.as.a.season-long.intern..As.an.undergraduate,.Piacentini.worked.with.the.Buf-falo.Bills.during.the.2003.season..

Piacentini.earned.a.Bachelor’s.Degree.in.2004.from.Canisius.College,.major-ing.in.athletic.training..He.completed.his.Master’s.Degree.in.Education.at.the.University.of.Houston.in.2007.

mark petersonacademIc supportMark.Peterson.is.in.his.eighth.season.working.with.the.Rutgers.baseball.team.as.an.academic.advisor.

Peterson,.a.1988.Rutgers.graduate,.assists.play-ers.with.every.aspect.of.maintaining.a.high.level.of.excellence. in. the. classroom. while. also. managing.the.rigors.of.athletic.competition..Having.played.bas-ketball. for. the.Scarlet.Knights. from.1984-88,.Pe-terson.is.able.to.relate.first-hand.to.the.challenges.of.achieving.success.both.in.the.classroom.and.on.the.field...In.addition.to.his.duties.as.an.academic.ad-visor,.Peterson.has.served.as.the.color.analyst.for.

women’s.basektball.games.on.the.Rutgers.Radio.Network.since.the.fall.of.2004.

Peterson.has.worked. in. the. athletic. academic. support. office. since.1994.after.completing. a. seven-year. stint. playing. professional. basketball. in. the. NBA,. CBA,.USBL,.and.several. international. leagues..He.also.serves.as.an. instructor.at. the.Dyckman.Basketball. Instructional.Program,.a.weekly.free.clinic. in.New.York.City.for.area.basketball.players...Prior.to.returning.to.his.alma.mater,.Peterson.spent.time.as.a.substitute.teacher.in.the.bi-lingual.program.(Spanish).in.the.N.Y..Public.School.System.

kate hIckeysenIor assocIate adKate.Hickey,.senior.associate.athletics.director/senior.woman.administrator,. joined. the.Rutgers.staff.in.January.1999..Her.responsibilities.at.Rut-gers. include.oversight. for. the.NCAA.compliance.program.for.the.division,.nine.Olympic.sports.pro-grams,.student.services,.student-athlete.housing.and.the.Division’s.RU.STRONG.(life.skills).program..Hickey.also.serves.as.the.co-advisor. for.the.Stu-dent-Athlete.Advisory.Committee.and.as.the.Divi-sion’s.Title.IX.liaison.

In.2007,.Hickey.was.named.the.Administrator.of.the.Year.for.Division.I-A.by.the.National.Association.of.Collegiate.Women.Ath-letic.Administrators..In.2011,.Hickey.was.awarded.NAAC’s.Frank.Kara.Leader-ship.Award.for.her.efforts.in.establishing.Reasonable.Standards.for.compliance.

Prior.to.her.appointment.at.Rutgers,.Hickey.served.the.Big.East.Conference.as.assistant.director.for.compliance.from.August.1996.to.December.1998.and.was.the.Southern.Conference’s.assistant.commissioner. for.compliance. from.June.1995.to.July.1996..Hickey.earned.her.undergraduate.degree. in.health.and.physical.education.from.Rhode.Island.and.master’s.from.North.Carolina.

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Coming. off. a. 20-30. season. in. 2011,. Rutgers. University. base-ball. looks.to.make.a.move.upwards.both.in.the.BIG.EAST.stand-ings.and.in.the.national.perspective..The.team.returns.its.entire.starting.pitching.rotation.in.addition.to.experience.around.the.dia-mond,.leading.to.raised.expectations.and.optimism.heading.into.the.2012.season.

“We.are.very.optimistic.coming.into.this.season,”.said.head.coach.Fred.Hill.. “We.have.a. lot.of.experience.on.our. roster.especially.since.we.had.a.lot.of.injuries.last.season.and.some.younger.play-ers.had.to.step.in.and.play..The.team.has.been.working.real.hard.and.with.the.experience.they.have.now,.they.certainly.should.be.better.players.”

With. the. official. roster. now. set,. the. Scarlet. Knights. officially. re-turn.24.players.from.the.2011.team..The.program.has.six.of.eight.starting.position.players.expected.to.be.in.the.lineup.again.in.addi-tion.to.four.starting.pitchers.and.a.number.of.relief.pitchers.with.significant.innings.under.their.belts.

Hill,.who.is.entering.his.29th.season.as.the.leader.of.the.program.and.36th.as.a.collegiate.head.coach,.starts.the.season.with.1,030.victories.to.his.record.–.14th-most.amongst.active.head.coaches.at. the.NCAA.Division. I. level.. Averaging.31.5.wins.per. season.at.Rutgers,.the.veteran.mentor.will.manage.his.1,500th.game.for.the.Scarlet.Knights.on.March.3.at.Georgia.Tech.

Assisting.Hill.on.the.coaching.staff.will.be.Joe.Litterio,.Rick.Free-man,. Tim.Reilly. and.Glen.Gardner.. All. four. assistants. have. long-running.ties.with.the.Rutgers.baseball.program..Litterio.returns.to.his.alma.mater,.in.which.he.played.for.Hill,.after.serving.as.the.head.coach.of.Wagner.University.for.12.seasons,.while.Reilly,.the.catch-er.of.the.2007.BIG.EAST.Championship.Team,.makes.a.homecom-ing.after.serving.as.an.assistant.at.Rider..Freeman.brings.years.of. pitching.experience. to. the.staff,. having.groomed.a.number.of.successful.Rutgers.pitchers.in.his.eight.seasons.as.the.leader.of.the.hurlers..Gardner,.in.his.22nd.season.as.member.of.the.staff,.will.once.again.serve.as.the.Director.of.Baseball.Operations.while.

bringing.years.of.hitting.advice.to.the.table..He.was.also.a.suc-cessful. player. under. Hill,. still.holding.many. program. hitting.records.

oVerVIeWPitching. and. defense. are.anticipated. to. be. the. team.strengths. for. the. Scarlet.Knights. in.2012..With.experi-enced.players.around.the.field,.expectations. are. raised. with.the. goal. of. qualifying. for. the.BIG. EAST.Championships. and.winning. it. to. advance. to. the.NCAA.Tournament..Timely.hit-ting.will.be.the.key.to.achieving.those.goals.

“So.far.we.have.been.swinging.the.bat.well,”.said.Hill..“Obviously,.we.have.yet.to.see.any.opponent,.but.we.have.hit.live.against.our.own.pitchers.and.we.have.been.hitting.the.ball.pretty.well..The.bats.are.changing.the.game.quite.a.bit.and.there.is.not.going.to.be.as.many.home.runs.as.in.the.past,.but.we.have.had.some.quality.at.bats.in.our.intrasquad.scrimmages.”

pItchInGThe.program.expects.the.pitching.staff.to.be.the.strong.point.of.the.team.this.season..Junior.Tyler.Gebler. is.projected.to.be.the.ace.Friday.starter.once.again..After.setting.the.school.record.as.the. closer. with. 12.saves. in. his. fresh-man. season,. the.right-hander. moved.into. the. rotation. to.make.14.starts.with.five. wins. in. a. team-leading. 103.1. in-nings.on.the.mound.

“I.think.our.pitching.is.in.a. very.good.situa-tion. right. now,”. said.Hill.. “Most. of. our.guys. are. all. healthy.and.bring.experience.to. the. mound.. We.have. six. or. seven.guys. that. have. var-sity. experience.. We.are.counting.on.them.to.do.a.good.job.and.lead.our.team.”

Junior.Rob.Smorol.is.another.veteran.to.the.rotation,.having.struck.out.a.staff-leading.66.batters.in.90.0.innings.worked.last.year..Se-nior.Ryan.Fasano.also.adds.depth.to.the.starting.staff,.making.six.starts.in.his.first.season.as.a.Scarlet.Knight..In.addition,.the.coach-ing.staff.has.moved.Rob.Corsi.into.the.mix.after.he.worked.as.the.top.reliever.last.season,.recording.a.1.58.ERA.in.23.appearances.over.a.40.0.inning.span.to.win.the.team.MVP.

Furthermore,.junior.right-hander.Charlie.Law.has.recovered.from.Tommy.John.surgery.and.is.projected.to.see.a.number.of.innings.in.the.rotation.while.also.getting.at.bats.at.designated.hitter.

Hill.has.a.host.of.options.to.select.from.in.the.bullpen..Junior.Jerry.Elsing.collected.a.team-leading.five.saves.last.season,.but.could.be.used.in.a.variety.of.roles.this.year..Also.from.the.right.side,.senior.Willie.Beard.and.sophomore.Charlie.Lasky.should.see.important.in-nings,.adding.to.the.depth.of.the.corp..Junior.Dan.O’Neill.is.the.only.lefty.in.the.bullpen,.but.he.has.the.talent.to.get.both.righties.and.left-ies.out,.and.is.in.the.mix.as.someone.who.could.serve.as.the.closer.

outfIeldThe.Scarlet.Knights.return.three.experienced.players. to. the.out-field,. with. sophomore. Brian. O’Grady. solidifying. centerfield.. He.gained.valuable.experience. last.year.as.a.true.freshman.with.32.

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starts.and.is.expected.to.bat.leadoff.this.season..O’Grady.also.re-corded.a.perfect.1.000.fielding.percentage.with.84.putouts.and.

five.assists.from.his.outfield.spot.

“I.think.the.outfield.is.in.very.good.shape,”.said. Hill.. “We. have.good. speed. out.there.to.run.the.ball.down,.we.throw.the.ball. pretty. well. and.I. think. we. also. we.have.a.bit.of.pop.of-fensively. from. that.group.. I. am. very.pleased. with. the.way. the. outfield. is.coming.along.”

Junior. Steve. Zavala.returns. to. rightfield. after. 36. starts. in. 2011.. He. also. recorded.a. perfect. fielding. percentage. in. 89. chances.. Sophomore. Joe.D’Annunzio.and.true.freshman.Vinny.Zarrillo.should.both.see.time.in.leftfield.throughout.the.year.while.also.getting.at.bats.at.desig-nated.hitter.

InfIeldThree.of.the.four.spots.in.the.infield.have.returning.starters,.high-lighted.by.the.double.play.combination.of.sophomores.Nick.Favatel-la.and.Pat.Sweeney..The.pair.both.hit..283.last.season.and.stabilize.the.team.up.the.middle..Junior.Bill.Hoermann.returns.to.first.base.after.making.39.starts.last.year.

“We.have.experience.at.every. infield.position.except. third.base,”.said.Hill..“Bill.Hoermann.will.start.at.first,.he.has.a.year.under.his.belt..Sweeney.and.Favatella.have.quite.a.bit.of.experience.up.the.middle.and.both.are.playing.really.well..Third.base.is.the.only.ques-tion.mark. right. now..We. have. two. competing. for. the. spot,. with.Pat.Kivlehan.having.the.edge.at.this.point..Ross.Costello.is.another.young.man.that.I.think.can.help.us.at.that.position.”

As.Hill.mentioned,. senior. Patrick. Kivlehan. has. the. advantage. at.third.base.heading.into.the.season..He.is.a.familiar.name.to.Scarlet.Knight.fans.as.a.he.was.a.four-year.member.of.the.Rutgers.football.team.at.safety..Kivlehan.returns. to.baseball,.a.sport. in.which.he.earned.numerous.accolades.in.high.school..Ross.Costello.also.has.potential. to.see. time.at. the.hot.corner,.as.senior.Russ.Hopkins,.who.has.126.games.of.collegiate.experience,.has.been.lost.for.an.indefinite.amount.of.time.due.to.a.preseason.injury.

Senior.Dan.Perrine.adds.depth.the.group.with.64.career.games.to.his.record.

catcherRutgers.brings.back.three.experienced.catchers.that.have.the.abil-ity.to.guide.the.pitching.staff,.play.solid.defense.and.put.up.numbers.at.the.plate.

“We.feel.pretty.good.about.the.catching.situation,”.said.Hill.. “Jeff.Melillo.is.seasoned.now.and.so.is.Michael.Zavala,.we.are.counting.on.both.pretty.highly..Both.can.also.swing.the.bat.pretty.well..Juan.Lisojo. is.a.sophomore.catcher.and.he. is.swinging. the.bat.pretty.good..We.are.pretty.comfortable.with.our.defensive.catching.situa-tion.as.well.as.what.they.bring.offensively.at.that.position.”

Junior.Jeff.Melillo.made.32.starts.behind.the.plate.last.year,.throw-ing. out. 14. potential. base. stealers.. Sophomore. Michael. Zavala.gained. experience. as. a. true. freshman. last. year,. with. 30. starts.split.between.catcher.and.designated.hitter..Sophomore.Juan.Liso-jo.adds.depth.to.the.position.and.has.the.potential.to.see.important.at.bats.off.the.bench.throughout.the.season.

scheduleHill.has.once.again.put.together.one.of.the.toughest.schedules.in.the.Northeast.with.21.of.the.first.23.games.on.the.road,.including.stops.at.ranked.ACC.opponents.Miami.(Fla.).and.Georgia.Tech.and.games.against.seven.teams.that.made.the.NCAA.Tournament.in.2011..Overall,.the.slate.encompasses.55.total.games.with.35.on.the.road.and.20.at.home.at.Bainton.Field.

The.season.will.start.off.with.a.trip.to.Coral.Gables,.Fla..to.take.on.the.Hurricanes.for.a.three-game.series.. It.will.be.the.third-consecutive.season.the.campaign.will.commence.at.Alex.Rodriguez.Park.at.Mark.Light.Field..That.trek.will.be.the.first.of.seven-straight.weekends.on.the.road.to.start.the.season..In.the.midst.of.that.stretch,.the.Scar-let.Knights.will.open.Bainton. Field. for.the. season. with. a.March. 21. contest.against.Rider.

“I. like. to. play. the.best. that. we. can.find.to.play.against.prior. to. the. con-ference,”. said. Hill..“We. want. to. play.top-notch.teams.to.prepare. ourselves.to. play. in. the. BIG.EAST.. Obviously.our.goal.is.to.get.into.the.playoffs.and.to.win.the.championship.in.the.conference..We.think.that.going.against.teams.like.Miami,.Old.Dominion,.Georgia.Tech,.Florida.Atlantic.and.others.will.give.us.a.good.opportunity.to.see.where.we.are.at.and.prepare.us.for.the.conference.”

The.BIG.EAST.schedule.is.comprised.of.nine.series.with.five.on.the.road.and.four.at.home..Rutgers.will.not.take.on.USF.and.Louisville.in.regular.season.competition.this.year.

“I.think.the.BIG.EAST.will.be.very.competitive,”.said.Hill..“There.are.a. lot.of. teams.that.are.going. to.be.good.. I.don’t.know. if. there. is.anyone.that.is.just.going.to.run.away.with.anything,.but.it.seems.like.there.are.a.number.of.teams.that.have.very.solid.players.this.year.”

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# Name Yr. Position B/T Height Weight Hometown/HS/Last College1. Jeff.Melillo. JR. C. R/R. 6-2. 195. Annandale,.N.J./North.Hunterdon2. John.Jennings. FR. INF. R/R. 5-11. 190. Berkeley.Heights,.N.J./Governor.Livingston3. Evan.Pimentel. R-SO. OF. R/R. 6-1. 185. Jersey.City,.N.J./County.Prep5. Nick.Favatella. SO. 2B/SS. R/R. 5-10. 175. Washington.Township,.N.J./Washington.Township6. Michael.Zavala. SO. C. R/R. 6-2. 205. Randolph,.N.J./Randolph7. Joe.D’Annunzio. SO. OF. R/R. 6-0. 190. Scotch.Plains,.N.J./Scotch.Plains-Fanwood8. Jarrett.Schack. JR. 1B. R/R. 6-1. 200. Nutley,.N.J./Nutley11. Pat.Sweeney. R-SO. INF. R/R. 6-1. 180. Sparta,.N.J./Blair.Academy12. Rob.Corsi. JR. LHP. L/L. 6-0. 190. Oceanport,.N.J./Shore.Regional/Duquesne13. Andres.Vazquez. R-FR. INF. R/R. 6-2. 195. Iselin,.N.J./John.F..Kennedy15. Rob.Smorol. JR. LHP. L/L. 6-1. 190. Clark,.N.J./Arthur.L..Johnson16. Dan.Perrine. R-SR. INF. R/R. 6-0. 190. Scotch.Plains,.N.J./Oratory.Prep17. Steve.Zavala. R-JR. OF. L/L. 5-11. 185. Randolph,.N.J./Randolph18. Russ.Hopkins. R-SR. 3B/1B. R/R. 6-6. 230. Piscataway,.N.J./Piscataway20. Vinny.Zarrillo. FR. OF. L/L. 5-8. 175. Forked.River,.N.J./Lacey21. Brian.O’Grady. SO. OF. L/R. 6-2. 200. Warminster,.Pa./Archbishop.Wood22. Jerry.Elsing. JR. RHP. R/R. 6-4. 215. Montville,.N.J./Montville23. Charlie.Law. R-JR. RHP/1B. R/R. 6-8. 250. Mainland,.N.J./Mainland.Regional25. Tyler.Gebler. JR. RHP. R/R. 6-5. 220. Toms.River,.N.J./Toms.River.South26. Pat.O’Leary. JR. RHP. R/R. 6-2. 200. Sparta,.N.J./Sparta/Morris.CC28. Matthew.Ackerman. FR. OF. R/R. 6-1. 175. Sparta,.N.J./Pope.John.XXIII29. Slater.McCue. SO. RHP. R/R. 6-1. 200. Radnor,.Pa./Conestoga30. Ryan.Fasano. SR. RHP. R/R. 6-1. 195. Stony.Point,.N.Y./N..Rockland/Rockland.CC31. Dan.O’Neill. JR. LHP. L/L. 6-4. 230. Lake.Hiawatha,.N.J./St..Mary33. Jon.Young. FR. RHP. R/R. 6-3. 180. Old.Bridge,.N.J./Old.Bridge34. Willie.Beard. R-SR. RHP. R/R. 5-10. 195. Spotswood,.N.J./Spotswood35. Joe.Esposito. JR. RHP. R/R. 6-1. 205. Metuchen,.N.J./St..Joseph’s.(Metuchen)36. Ross.Costello. SO. 3B/1B. R/R. 6-1. 210. Egg.Harbor.Township,.N.J./Egg.Harbor.Twp.37. Juan.Lisojo. R-SO. C. R/R. 5-10. 200. Belleville,.N.J./Belleville40. Bill.Hoermann. JR. 1B. R/R. 6-8. 245. Toms.River,.N.J./Toms.River.North44. Sam.Hasty. R-JR. RHP. R/R. 6-7. 225. Brooklyn,.N.Y./Brooklyn.Poly.Prep45. Charlie.Lasky. SO. RHP. R/R. 6-3. 230. Freehold,.N.J./Colts.Neck47. Patrick.Kivlehan. SR. INF. R/R. 6-2. 211. West.Nyack,.N.Y./St..Joseph’s.(Montvale)51. Brendan.Mayers. FR. RHP. R/R. 6-0. 180. West.Milford,.N.J./Pope.John.XXIII

Coaching StaffHead Coach:.#24.Fred.Hill.(29th.Season,.Upsala.‘57)Assistant Coach: #9.Joe.Litterio.(First.Season,.Rutgers.’94)Assistant Coach:.#4.Rick.Freeman.(Ninth.Season,.Marquette.’81)Volunteer Assistant Coach: #42.Tim.Reilly.(First.Season,.Rutgers.’09)Director of Baseball Operations:.#.49.Glen.Gardner.(22nd.Season,.Rutgers.’88)

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Prior to Rutgers:.Holds.career.stolen.base.record.and.is.tied.for.first.in.career.runs.in.Pope.John.XXIII.baseball.history.….team.went.24-5.senior.year.winning.the.North.Non-Public.A.Championship.….named.to.the.Star-Ledger.Second.Team,.All-State.First.Team,.First.Team.All-West.Jersey.and.First.Team.All-Herald.….compiled.a..463.batting. average. with. 44. hits,. 45. stolen. bases,. 41. runs. and. 16.doubles.….tallied.40.hits,.36.stolen.bases.and.40.runs.as.a.junior,.leading.team.to.24-5.record.….named.First.Team.All-West.Jersey.and.First.Team.All-Herald.....son.of.Keith.and.Beth.Ackerman.….has.one.sister,.Jackie.….born.Sept..25,.1992.

MATT ACKERMAn28 • freshman • of

6-1 • 175 • r/r

sparta, n.J.

pope John xxIII

WILLIE BEARd34 • senior • p

5-10 • 195 • r/r

spotswood, n.J.

spotswood hs

2011:.Appeared. in.13.games.with. five. starts.on. the.mound.….notched.a.2-1.record.….had.22.strikeouts. in.38.2. innings.…. struck.out.10.batters. looking.….finished. four.games.….started.and.worked.a.career-high.seven. innings.against.NJIT.(3/9),.recording.seven.strikeouts.while.only.allowing.three.earned.runs.….started.and.picked.up.second.victory.at.Old.Dominion. (3/15).with.5.2. innings,.allowing.only.one.earned.run.….pitched.two.scoreless.innings.in.a.relief.outing.at.Pittsburgh.(4/21).….also.made.starts.versus.Wagner.(3/30),.Princeton.(4/5).and.Delaware.(4/26).

2010:.Primarily.used.in.the.bullpen.….appeared.in.14.games.with.three.starts.….owned.a.2-1.record.….opened.season.in.weekend.rotation.and.pitched.five.innings.with.two.strikeouts.each.in.no-decisions.against.No..12.Miami.(2/21).and.Purdue.(2/28).….also. started.and.worked. three. innings.at.No..4.Georgia.Tech. (3/7).….came.out.of. the.bullpen. the. remainder.of. the.season.with.11.appearances,.including.six.BIG.EAST.contests.….worked.five.innings.out.of.the.bullpen.with.two.strikeouts.in.BIG.EAST.Tournament.semifinal.game.against.Connecticut.(5/29).….picked.up.first.win.with.four.innings.of.relief.at.FIU.(3/13).and.second.victory.in.2.2.innings.of.relief.at.Georgetown.(3/26).

2009:.Emerged.as.a.weekend.starter.in.his.first.season.of.competition.….started.eight.games.as.a.Friday.starter.and.appeared. in.17.overall.….made.collegiate.debut.in.the.season.opener.at.No..12.Miami.(2/20).….pitched.in.all.13.weekend.series.and.totaled.the.second-most.innings.(64.1).on.the.roster.….struck.out.five.in.four.scoreless.innings.of.relief.at.Old.Dominion.(3/8).in.his.fifth.career.appear-ance.to.pick.up.his.first.career.win.as.RU.earned.a.4-3.victory.….earned.his.second.career.win.with.four.innings.of.one-run.relief.against.Penn.State.(3/14).….made.his.first.career.start.against.Cincinnati.(3/27).and.posted.a.career-high.six.strike-outs.in.6.1.innings.….pitched.7.1.innings.with.five.strikeouts.and.just.one.earned.run.as.RU.downed.Seton.Hall.(5/9),.3-1.….worked.a.career-long.8.0.innings.with.five.strikeouts.and.just.two.earned.runs.against.Georgetown.(5/14).….combined.for.10.strikeouts.and.just.three.earned.runs.in.15.1.innings.in.his.last.two.starts.

2008:.Redshirted.the.season.

Prior to Rutgers:.Broke.Spotswood.High.School.record.for.career.victories.(27),.strikeouts. (261),. complete. games. (16). and. shutouts. (9). .... earned. First. Team.All-State.honors.by.the.Associated.Press.and.the.Star-Ledger.as.a.senior.....also.named. the.Player.of. the.Year.by. the.Home.News.Tribune.and. the. league’s.Cy.Young.Award.recipient.....was.12-1.with.a.1.93.ERA.and.110.strikeouts.to.just.36.walks.in.79.2.innings.on.the.mound.....wins.and.strikeouts.are.both.single-season.school.records.....first.Team.All-Group.II.honoree.....hurled.a.one-hitter.in.the.NJ-SIAA.Group.II.title.game.victory.over.Indian.Hills.....posted.a.3-0.record.in.the.Great-er.Middlesex.County.Tournament,.including.a.no-hitter.against.East.Brunswick.in.the. tournament’s.opening.round.game. .... finished.senior.season.with.a.perfect.game,.two.no-hitters.and.three.one.hitters.....Spotswood.finished.ranked.seventh.in.the.state.....earned.Second.Team.All-Area.honors.from.the.Home.News.Tribune.as.a.junior.after.recording.a.1.94.ERA.with.92.strikeouts.in.61.3.innings.....allowed.just.17.earned.runs.all.season.with.an.8-1.overall.record.and.Spotswood.finished.with.a.19-5-1.record. to. top. the.Greater.Middlesex.Conference.Blue.Division. in.2006.....born.Dec..17,.1988.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2009. 6.30. 4. 4. 17. 8. 0. 0. 0. 0. 64.1. 78. 48. 45. 28. 412010. 10.35.2. 1. 14. 3. 0. 0. 1. 0. 35.2. 57. 42. 41. 17. 202011. 6.05. 2. 1. 13. 5. 0. 0. 0. 0. 38.2. 47. 27. 26. 11. 22CAREER 7.27 8 6 44 16 0 0 1 0 138.2 182 117 112 56 83

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ROSS COSTELLO36 • sophomore • 3b/1b

6-1 • 210 • r/r

egg harbor twp., n.J.

egg harbor twp. hs

ROB CORSI12 • Junior • p

6-0 • 190 • l/l

oceanport, n.J.

duquesne university

2011:.Led.the.team.with.23.relief.appearances.on.the.mound.….named.the.Team.MVP.….posted.a.1.58.ERA.in.40.innings.pitched.….finished.12.games.….struck.out.31.batters.and.notched.four.wins.….earned.the.win.at.Miami.(2/19).pitching.two.scoreless.and.hitless.innings.….struck.out.a.career-high.seven.batters.in.4.2.innings.of.re-lief.versus.Seton.Hall.(4/2).….logged.two.scoreless.innings.against.Columbia.(4/6).to.earn.second.win.of.the.season.….recorded.win.versus.Cincinnati. (4/15).with. two. innings. out. of. the. bullpen. in. a.3-2.RU.victory.….pitched.3.1.scoreless.innings.against.Connecticut.(5/1).….recorded.a.career-high.6.1.innings.with.six.strikeouts.and.zero.runs.allowed.to.earn.the.win.versus.Notre.Dame.(5/8).

Prior to Rutgers: Transferred. to. Rutgers. after. one. season. at.Duquesne.after.the.school.eliminated.its.baseball.program.….served.as.the.Dukes’.Friday.starter.and.posted.a.1-4.record.with.a.5.76.ERA. …. recorded. 43. strikeouts. in. 50. innings. pitched. in. 2010. at.Duquesne.….three-year.varsity.letterwinner.and.two-year.starter.for.Shore.Regional.where.he.was.a.senior.in.2009.….registered.a.9-3.record.with.a.1.34.ERA.as.a. senior.…. led. the.Shore.Conference.and.ranked.second. in.the.state.with.116.strikeouts. in.78.innings.as. a. senior.…. named.Class.A.Central. Pitcher. of. the.Year. by. the.coaches.in.2009.….also.played.center.field.for.Shore.Regional.and.hit. .369.with.20.RBI.and.26.runs.scored.his.senior.campaign.….guided.Shore.Regional.to.its.first.Group.II.final.since.1993.and.first.state. sectional. title. since.2000.…. honored. as. an.All-Conference,.All-County.and.All-District.pick.and.was.a.Carpenter.Cup.selection.….posted.an.8-1.record.and.a.1.51.ERA.for.the.Blue.Devils.his.junior.season.….born.April.19,.1991.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2010*. 5.76. 1. 4. 16. 7. 0. 0. 0. 0. 50.0. 55. 34. 32. 24. 432011. 1.58. 4. 4. 23. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 40.0. 34. 15. 7. 21. 31CAREER 3.90 5 8 39 7 0 0 0 0 90.0 89 49 39 45 74

*Duquesne.University.statistics

Prior to Rutgers:.Four-year.varsity.starter.at.Egg.Harbor.Township.High.School.…. two-time.All-Conference.selection.….named.Second.Team.All-Conference. sophomore. year. …. named. to. the. 2009. All-Press.Team.….2009.Carpenter.Cup.participant.….played.one.year.of.Rutgers.club.baseball,.leading.the.team.in.home.runs.and.RBI.….has.been.on.the.RU.Dean’s.List. three.times.….nominated. for.Na-tional.Collegiate.Honor.Society.….majoring.in.Communications.and.Human.Resources.Management.….son.of.Therea.Vaccaro.and.Ed-ward.Costello.Jr..….has.one.brother,.Edward.Costello.III.….born.Nov..5,.1990.

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JOE d’AnnUnzIO7 • sophomore • of

6-0 • 190 • r/r

scotch plains, n.J.

scotch plains-fanwood hs

2011:.True.freshman.who.made.26.appearances.with.six.starts.….made.collegiate.debut.as.a.pinch.runner.at.Miami.(2/19).….earned.first.career.start.at.Georgia.Tech.(3/4),.picking.up.a.single.and.a.RBI. .... pinch. hitter. and. finished.2-for-2. versus.Wagner. (3/30). ....went.3-for-5.with.two.runs.and.two.RBI.against.Princeton.(4/5).

Prior to Rutgers:.Four-year.varsity.starter.in.both.baseball.and.soc-cer.at.Scotch.Plains-Fanwood.HS.…..First.Team.All-State.selection.by.the.Star.Ledger.….three-time.First.Team.All-County.pick.and.2010.Union.County.Player. of. the.Year. by. the.Star. Ledger.…. served. as.captain. for.both.baseball.and.soccer.teams.his. final. two.seasons.….collected.154.hits,.120.RBI.and.162.runs.in.his.standout.four-year.career.….team.went.86-24-1.in.his.four.years.….batted..538.with.eight.doubles,.four.triples,.six.home.runs.and.scored.55.runs.with.40.RBI.and.was.a.perfect.11-for-11.on.stolen.bases.his.se-nior.season.….owned.a.slugging.percentage.of..912.and.an.on-base.percentage.of..591.and.did.not.commit.an.error.in.left.field.in.final.season.at.Scotch.Plains-Fanwood.….guided.team.to.a.25-6.record.in.2010.….hit..494.with.five.home.runs.and.30.RBI.his.junior.season.….served.as.a.sweeper.on.the.school’s.soccer.team.where.he.earned.Third.Team.All-State.honors.by.the.Star.Ledger.in.2009.….born.Oct..15,.1991.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2011. .200. 26-6. 35. 7. 7. 0. 1. 0. 5. 4. 12. 2-2. .900CAREER .200 26-6 35 7 7 0 1 0 5 4 12 2-2 .900

2011: Appeared. in. 17. games. as. a. sophomore. in. relief. on. the.mound. .... finished. first. on. team.with. 13. games. ended. .... finished.second.on. the. team. in.pitching.appearances.with.17. .... led. team.with.five.saves.(vs..Michigan.2/26,.at.Old.Dominion.3/15,.Louisville.3/27,.at.West.Virginia.5/19-20).….had.two.strikeouts.in.two.dif-ferent.appearances.at.Miami.(2/18,.2/20).....had.16.strikeouts.in.16.1.innings.....pitched.two.innings.in.the.game.at.USF.(4/08).and.finished.with.two.strikeouts.

2010: True.freshman.who.made.14.appearances.with.six.starts.….posted.a.2-2.record.with.a.5.93.earned.run.average.….posted.27.strikeouts.in.44.innings.in.his.rookie.season.….earned.a.spot.in.the.weekend. rotation. for. four. games.….made. first. collegiate. start. at.Florida.Atlantic.(3/17).and.pitched.five.innings.without.surrender-ing.a.run.to.go.along.with.four.strikeouts.to.earn.first.career.win.in.RU’s.2-0.victory.….victory.snapped.a.12-game.losing.streak.to.the.Owls.….struck.out.three.in.three.innings.of.relief.to.earn.second.vic-tory.of.the.week.at.Old.Dominion.(3/20).….was.named.to.the.BIG.EAST.Weekly.Honor.Roll.for.performances.against.FAU.and.ODU.….matched.season-long.outing.with.five.innings.in.a.no-decision.against.No..24.Pittsburgh.(4/1).….matched.season-high.strikeout.total.of.four.in.3.2.innings.of.relief.against.St..John’s.(5/21).….longest.re-lief. appearance.was. 3.2. innings. at. No.. 12. Louisville. (5/10). and.against.St..John’s.(5/21).….started.BIG.EAST.Tournament.semifi-nal.game.against.Connecticut.and.worked.into.the.fifth.inning.with.three.strikeouts.….picked.up.first.collegiate.save.with.two.innings.of.shutout.relief.against.Georgetown.(3/28).

Prior to Rutgers:. Four-year. varsity. letterwinner.at.Montville.High.School.….two-time.All-State.Group.III.and.All-Morris.County.selection.and.three-time.All-Conference.pick.….owned.a.0.75.earned.run.aver-age.with.97.strikeouts.in.46.innings.and.posted.a.6-1.record.as.a.senior.….0.95.earned.run.average.and.75.strikeouts.in.47.innings.with.a.9-1.record.as.a.junior.….spent.sophomore.season.as.a.closer.with.a.3-0.record.and.six.saves.….born.Nov..9,.1990.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2010. 5.93. 2. 2. 14. 6. 0. 0. 1. 1. 44.0. 50. 34. 29. 22. 272011. 7.16. 0. 2. 17. 0. 0. 0. 0. 5. 16.1. 16. 13. 13. 9. 16CAREER 6.27 2 4 31 6 0 0 1 6 60.1 66 47 42 31 43

JERRY ELSInG22 • Junior • p

6-4 • 215 • r/r

montville, n.J.

montville hs

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RYAn FASAnO30 • senior • p

6-1 • 195 • r/r

stony point, n.y.

rockland cc

JOE ESpOSITO35 • Junior • p

6-1 • 205 • r/r

metuchen, n.J.

st. Joseph’s (metuchen) hs

2011:.Finished.the.season.with.15.appearances.as.a.sophomore.....totaled.10.strikeouts.in.15.1.innings.....had.two.strikeouts.at.East.Carolina.(3/18).….had.two.strikeouts.in.2.1.innings.against.Wagner.(3/30).....third.on.the.team.in.games.finished.with.5.games.finished...Prior to Rutgers:. Two-year. varsity. starter. …. attended. Columbia.HS.in.Maplewood.for.his.freshman.and.half.of.his.sophomore.year.before.transferring.to.St..Joseph’s.in.Metuchen.….also.played.first.base.and.right.field.and.was.a.team.captain.for.the.Falcons.his.se-nior.season.in.2009.….guided.St..Joseph’s.to.a.21-6.and.second-straight.GMC.Tournament.title.in.2009.….recorded.12.strikeouts.in.a.game.against.Barnegat.….owned.a.3.43.ERA.with.a.4-4.record.and.31.strikeouts.in.50.0.innings.his.senior.season.….posted.a.5-0.record.as.a.junior.with.a..125.WHIP.….father.ran.track.for.the.Scar-let. Knights. and.mother. earned. her. doctorate. at.Rutgers.…. born.Feb..12,.1991.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2011. 4.11. 0. 1. 15. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 15.1. 20. 12. 7. 7. 10CAREER 4.11 0 1 15 0 0 0 0 0 15.1 20 12 7 7 10

2011:.Appeared.in.14.games.for.the.Scarlet.Knights.on.the.mound,.making.six.starts.....totaled.30.strikeouts.in.48.2.innings.on.the.sea-son.....pitched.a.complete.game.with.10.strikeouts.against.Temple.(5/3).in.a.2-1.RU.victory......no.decision.with.7.2.innings.pitched,.al-lowing.only.two.earned.runs.versus.Notre.Dame.(5/8).….tossed.5.1.innings.and.tallied.six.strikeouts.against.at.Villanova.(5/15).

Prior to Rutgers:. Transferred. to. Rutgers. from.Rockland. County.Community.College. in.Suffern,.N.Y.,.where.he.was.the.NJCAA.Re-gion.XV.Pitcher.of.the.Year.in.2010.….played.freshman.season.at.Methodist.University.in.North.Carolina.….owned.a.4-0.record.and.a.1.66.ERA.with.44.strikeouts.in.43.1.innings.and.walked.just.three.batters. to.earn.Pitcher.of. the.Year.honors.at.Rockland.CC.…. re-corded.a.3-1.mark.and.4.66.ERA.with.40.strikeouts.in.46.1.innings.at.Methodist.University.in.2009.….was.an.all-league.and.all-section.honoree.at.North.Rockland.HS.where.he.graduated.in.2008.....fa-ther,.Butch,.played.college.baseball.at.Wagner.and.St..Thomas.Aqui-nas.in.N.Y..….born.Nov..10,.1989.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2011. 3.88. 1. 1. 14. 6. 1. 0. 0. 0. 48.2. 52. 28. 21. 11. 302010*. 1.66. 4. 0. 7. 7. 0. 0. 0. 0. 43.1. 41. 12. 8. 3. 442009#. 4.66. 3. 1. 15. 5. 1. 0. 2. 0. 46.1. 57. 30. 24. 10. 40CAREER 3.45 8 2 36 18 2 0 2 0 138.1 150 70 53 24 114

*Rockland.CC.statistics#Methodist.University.statistics

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nICK FAvATELLA5 • sophomore • 2b/ss

5-10 • 175 • r/r

Washington twp., n.J.

Washington twp. hs

2011: Appeared.in.44.games.for.the.Scarlet.Knights,.making.35.starts.....had.145.at.bats.with.a..283.batting.average.....ranked.third.on.the.team.with.41.hits.and.23.hits.....second.the.team.with.20.walks.drawn.….fourth.on.the.team.in.RBI.with.18.....tallied.53.total.bases,. including.seven.doubles,.one. triple.and.one.homerun. .... re-corded.12.multi-hit.games.….made.college.debut.at.Miami.(2/18).….earned.first.career.start.at.second.base.versus.Michigan.(2/26).….went.2-for-3.at.East.Carolina.(3/12).….drove.in.four.runs,.including.a.homer.against.Columbia.(4/6).....season-best.three.hits.and.three.runs.in.win.over.Cincinnati.(4/16).….on.base.all.four.plate.appear-ances.in.game.at.Pittsburgh.with.two.hits.and.two.walks.

Prior to Rutgers:.Four-year.varsity.starter.at.Washington.Town-ship.HS.….First.Team.All-State.selection.by.the.Star-Ledger.….named.Player. of. the. Year. by. the.Philadelphia. Inquirer,. Camden.Courier-Post.and.Gloucester.County.Times.his. senior. season.…. two-time.First.Team.All-South.Jersey.selection.by. the.Philadelphia. Inquirer.….hit. .589.with.50.runs.scored,.35.RBI,.18.doubles,.nine.home.runs,.19.stolen.bases,.29.walks.and.a. .706.on-base.percentage.his.senior.season.….led.Minutemen.to.a.21-10.record.and.South.Jersey.Group. IV. title. in.2010.….owns. the. school. record. for.hits.(147).and.RBI.(99).….played.shortstop.his.final.three.seasons.and.second.base.his.freshman.season.….batted..556.with.nine.home.runs,.26.RBI.and.13.stolen.bases.as.a.junior.….guided.Washington.Township.to.a.state.title.as.a.freshman.….member.of.the.National.Honor.Society.and.finished.second.in.his.graduating.class.of.709.students.….also. played. varsity. basketball. for. three. seasons.as. a.point.guard.where.he.earned.All-Conference.honors.his.senior.year.….born.Oct..20,.1991.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2011. .283. 44-35. 145.23. 41. 7. 1. 1. 18. 20. 26. 0-3. .961CAREER .283 44-35 145 23 41 7 1 1 18 20 26 0-3 .961

2011:.Appeared.and.started.in.14.games.....totaled.53.strikeouts.in.a.team-leading.103.1.innings.on.the.season.....led.the.team.with.five.wins.and.a.3.22.earned.run.average. .... tied.for. first.on.the.team.with.14.games.started. ....led.the.team.with.a..278.opposing.batting.average.….only.allowed.19.walks.….made.opening.day.start.at.Miami. (2/18),.pitching.six. innings.with.zero.earned. runs.allowed.…. totaled. five. strikeouts. in. nine. innings.and.credited.the.win.versus.Michigan.(2/25).….logged.seven.innings.in.back-to-back.ap-pearances.against.East.Carolina.(3/18).and.Louisville.(3/25).….earned.win.with.a.complete.game.effort. versus.Seton.Hall. (4/2).with. four.strikeouts.and.one.run.allowed.….went.7.2.innings.at.USF.(4/8).….tossed.nine.innings.versus.Cincinnati.(4/15).….pitched.a.complete.game.with.five.strikeouts.in.a.win.over.Connecticut.(4/29).….earned.wins.in.final.two.starts.at.Villanova.(5/13).and.at.West.Virginia.(5/19)..2010: Named.Louisville.Slugger.Freshman.All-American.by.Collegiate.Base-ball.Newspaper.….Rutgers’.closer.and.school-record.holder.in.saves.….broke.the.single-season.school.record.for.saves.with.12.….tied.for.fourth.on.the.school’s.career.saves.chart.….posted.a.1.75.earned.run.average.and.struck.out.18. in.36.0. innings,.spanning.a.team-high.28.appearances.….owned.a.1.80.ERA. in. league.contests.….did.not.surrender.an.earned.run. in.23.of.his.28.appearances,.including.shutout.performances.in.his.first.five.appear-ances.that.included.shutout.innings.against.No..4.Georgia.Tech.(3/5).and.No..12.Miami.(2/20).….also.posted.shutout.performances.in.his.final.six.ap-pearances.of.the.season.….appeared.at.least.once.in.every.series.….posted.his.first.collegiate.save.to.seal.RU’s.first.win.of.the.season.against.Purdue.(2/28).….entered.with.a.2-0.lead.and.the.bases.loaded.in.the.eighth.against.FAU.(3/17).and.induced.a.fly.out.to.get.out.of.the.jam.and.retired.the.side.in.order.in.the.ninth.to.earn.the.save.and.help.snap.a.12-game.losing.streak.to.the.Owls.….came.in.during.the.eighth.inning.with.the.tying.run.on.third.and.two.outs.and.induced.an.inning-ending.fly.out.and.worked.a.1-2-3.ninth.for.the.save.in.an.8-7.win.at.Georgetown.(3/26).…..held.Notre.Dame.(4/11).hitless.in.3.1.innings.of.shutout.relief.to.help.RU.earn.a.come-from-behind.win.in.the.series.finale.….picked.up.his.10th.and.11th.saves.against.eventual.BIG.EAST.Champion.St..John’s.(5/20.and.5/22).in.the.final.regular-season.series.and.notched.his.12th.save.against.Connecticut.(5/29).to.preserve.a.one-run.lead.in.the.BIG.EAST.Championship.

Prior to Rutgers:.Third.Team.All-State.selection.by.the.Star-Ledger.….tied.the.Toms.River.South.High.School.record.with.28.career.victories.and.was.second.in.school.history.with.272.strikeouts.….posted.a.28-11.career.re-cord.….Second.Team.All-State.selection.and.Shore.Conference.Player.of.the.Year.as.a.junior.….two-time.First.Team.All-Shore.Conference.honoree.by.the.Asbury.Park.Press.….owned.a.9-3.record.with.a.1.40.earned.run.average.and.72.strikeouts.as.a.senior.….was.9-2.with.83.strikeouts. in.87. innings.pitched.and.a.1.46.earned.run.average.as.a.junior.….led.Toms.River.South.High.School.to.two.Ocean.County.championships.and.a.Shore.Conference.title.….also.played.basketball.where.he.scored.over.1,200.career.points.….born.Oct..21,.1990..

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2010. 1.75. 1. 3. 28. 0. 0. 0. 1. 12.36.0. 33. 9. 7. 12. 182011. 3.22. 5. 5. 14. 14. 3. 0. 0. 0.103.1.111. 39. 37. 19. 53CAREER 2.84 6 8 42 14 3 0 1 12 139.1 144 48 44 31 71

TYLER GEBLER25 • Junior • p

6-5 • 220 • r/r

toms river, n.J.

toms river south hs

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BILL hOERMAnn40 • Junior • 1b

6-8 • 245 • r/r

toms river, n.J.

toms river north hs

SAM hASTY44 • Junior • p

6-7 • 225 • r/r

brooklyn, n.y.

brooklyn poly prep

2011:.Appeared.in.one.game.....pitched.scoreless.inning.at.West.Virginia.(5/21).

2009:.Redshirted.the.season.

Prior to Rutgers: Three-year.varsity.letterwinner.….two-time.All-Ivy.Prep. League. selection. …. posted. a. perfect. 12-0. record.with. four.saves,. 72. strikeouts. and. a.2.75. ERA. in. three. seasons.…. guided.Brooklyn.Poly.Prep.to.an.undefeated.season.as.a.junior.in.2007.….led.Brooklyn.Poly.Prep.to.a.pair.of.New.York.State.private.school.state.championships.….also.a.two-year.letterwinner.in.basketball.….born.May,.4,.1990.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2011. 0.00. 0. 0. 1. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 1.0. 1. 0. 0. 1. 0CAREER 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 1 0

2011:. Appeared. in. 39. games,.making.33. starts. at. first. base. ....drove.in.17.runs.….recorded.a..987.fielding.percentage.with.a.team-leading.306.chances.and.286.putouts.….led.the.team.with.six.sac-rifice.bunts.....finished.second.on.team.in.sacrifice.flies.(4).….totaled.two.hits.and.two.RBI.in.five.at.bats.in.win.at.Miami.(2/19).....scored.two.runs.and.drew.two.walks.versus.Michigan.(2/26).….two.RBI.in.game.at.Georgia.Tech.(3/4).….had.three.RBI.against.Old.Dominion.(3/16).....came.off.the.bench.to.hit.two.doubles.versus.Cincinnati.(4/16).….notched.two.doubles.and.three.RBI.at.Delaware.(4/26).

2010: Appeared. in. nine. games. …. primarily. played. first. base. or.served. as. a. pinch. hitter. ….made. collegiate. debut. in. RU’s. season.opener.against.No..12.Miami.(2/19).….collected.first.collegiate.hit.as.a.pinch.hitter.at.No..4.Georgia.Tech.(3/7).….appeared.in.two.BIG.EAST.contests.at.Notre.Dame.(4/10).and.at.No..13.Louisville.(5/1)..

Prior to Rutgers: Four-year.varsity.letterwinner.….two-time.All-Shore.selection.by.the.Asbury.Park.Press.….recorded.83.career.hits.with.a..338.career.batting.average.….the.first.and.last.hits.of.his.scholastic.career.were.home. runs.…. finished. third. in. the.Toms.River.North.High.School.record.books.in.career.doubles.(25),.sixth.in.home.runs.(11).and.top-10.in.hits,.RBI.and.runs.scored.….helped.guide.school.to. South. Jersey. Group. IV. state. titles. in. 2008. and. 2009. …. also.played.three.years.of.varsity.basketball.….recipient.of.the.Principal’s.Scholar-Athlete.Award.….born.Oct..1,.1990.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2010. .125. 9-0. 8. 1. 1. 0. 0. 0. 1. 2. 5. 0-0. 1.0002011. .176. 39-33. 125.10. 22. 8. 1. 0. 17. 7. 28. 0-0. .987CAREER .173 48-33 133 11 23 8 1 0 18 9 33 0-0 .987

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RUSS hOpKInS18 • senior • 3b/1b

6-6 • 230 • r/r

piscataway, n.J.

piscataway hs

2011:.Appeared.in.and.made.47.starts.for.Rutgers.at.first.base,.third.base.and.designated.hitter......ranked.first.on.the.team.with.27.RBI.and.five.sacri-fice.flies.....ranked.second.on.the.team.with.182.putouts.and.nine.putouts.....recorded.nine.doubles,.two.triples.and.two.home.runs.....ranked.third.with.11.fielding.double.plays.collected.….batted..308.in.games.RU.won.….went.2-for-3.with.two.doubles.and.two.RBI.in.win.over.NJIT.(3/9).….four.hits,.including.one.home.run,.and.five.RBI..against.Old.Dominion.(3/16).....went.a.perfect.4-for-4.in.win.at.Louisville.(3/27).….homered.versus.Seton.Hall.(4/2).….recorded.three.hits,.including.two.doubles,.in.series.finale.against.the.Pirates.(4/3).….picked.up.four.RBI.in.win.at.USF.

2010: Played.in.47.games.with.41.starts.….served.as.starting.third.base-man.….New.Jersey.Collegiate.Baseball.Association.Division.I.First.Team.All-State.selection.….ranked.third.on.the.team.with.a. .333.batting.average.….recorded.11.doubles,.one.triple.and.one.home.run.….drove.in.25.runs.and.scored.20.….recorded.15.multiple-hit.games.….collected.a.career-best.four.hits. in.a.4-for-4.performance.that. included.a.double.and.four.RBI..against.Pittsburgh.(4/1).….also.had.a.walk.in.the.contest.to.reach.base.safely.five.times.against. the.Panthers.….was.a.perfect.3-for-3.with.a.double.against.USF. (4/17). to.help.RU. record. the. victory. and.give. Fred.Hill. his.1,000th.career.win.….recorded.a.double. in.each.of. three.games.against. the.Bulls.(4/16-18).….collected.three.hits,.including.two.doubles.to.drive.in.two.runs.and.score.two.more.in.a.victory.against.Pittsburgh.in.the.BIG.EAST.Tourna-ment.(5/26).….2-for-4.with.a.home.run.against.Villanova.(5/9).….drove.in.three.runs.on. two.hits.against.Temple. (5/5).….also.made.select.appear-ances.at.first.base.

2009:.Third.baseman.….split.time.at.the.position.….appeared.in.32.games.with.17.starts.….was.a.perfect.3-for-3.on.stolen.base.attempts.….entered.six.games.as.a.pinch.hitter.….made.collegiate.debut.in.season.opener.at.No..12.Miami.(2/20).as.the.starting.designated.hitter.….collected.first.collegiate.hit.at.Old.Dominion.(3/7).with.a.pinch-hit.RBI.single.….hit.first.career.home.run.in.home.opener.against.NJIT.(3/11).with.a.three-run.blast.….had.a.season-best.three.hits,.including.a.double.against.Cincinnati.(3/27).….was.2-for-4.with.a.home.run.at.Pittsburgh.(4/25)...

2008: Redshirted.the.season.

Prior to Rutgers: Three-Time.All-Area.and.pick.by.the.by.the.Home.News.Tribune.and.All-Area.selection.by.the.coaches.....four-year.varsity.member.....first.Team.All-Area.pick.by.the.Courier.News.....second.Team.All-Middlesex.County.pick.by.the.Star-Ledger.....led.the.Chiefs.with.a..408.batting.average,.seven.home.runs,.31.hits,.25.runs.scored,.35.RBI.and.nine.stolen.bases.in.2007.....also.pitched.for.Piscataway.....owned.a.3-1.record.with.one.save.on.the.mound.....Piscataway.finished.13-9.....hit..449.with.28.RBI.and.24.runs.as.a.junior.....hit..461.with.six.doubles,.five.triples,.35.RBI,.25.runs.and.was.a.perfect.13-for-13.on.stolen.base.attempts.as.a.junior.....also.a.member.of.the.Piscataway.football.team,.playing.defensive.end,.while.also.serving.as.the.Chiefs’.placekicker.....born.Jan..27,.1989.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2009. .258. 32-17. 66. 11. 17. 2. 0. 2. 9. 5. 12. 3-3. .8002010. .333. 47-41. 150.20. 50. 11. 1. 1. 25. 9. 23. 3-4. .8992011. .213. 47-47. 178.20. 38. 9. 2. 2. 27. 8. 51. 2-2. .974CAREER .266 126-105 394 51 105 22 3 5 61 22 86 8-9 .929

Prior to Rutgers: Four-year. starter. at. Governor. Livingston. High.School. …. earned. all-county,. all-conference,. and. second. team. all-group.honors.during.scholastic.career.….Under.Armour.Preseason.All-American.in.2010.….Preseason.Perfect.Game.All-Northeast.hon-orable.mention.….played. in.the.New.Jersey.State.All-Star.game.in.2011.….played.club.baseball.for.the.South.Bergen.Mets.from.2008.to.2011.….son.of.John.and.Linda.Jennings.….has.two.siblings,.Ryan.and.Conor.….born.Nov..1,.1992.

JOhn JEnnInGS2 • freshman • Inf

5-11 • 190 • r/r

berkeley heights, n.J.

Governor livingston hs

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ChARLIE LASKY45 • sophomore • p

6-3 • 230 • r/r

freehold, n.J.

colts neck hs

pATRICK KIvLEhAn47 • senior • Inf

6-2 • 211 • r/r

West nyack, n.y.

st. Joseph’s (montvale)hs

Rutgers Football:.Appeared.in.43.games.for.the.Rutgers.football.team.during.career.as.a.defensive.back.and.special.teams.perform-er.….totaled.40.tackles.and.one.interception.during.career.….made.a. career-high. seven. tackles. in. the.27-12.win. at.Army. at. Yankee.Stadium.(11/12).this.season.….multiple.selections.to.the.BIG.EAST.All-Academic.Football.Team.….part.of.three.bowl-winning.teams.

Prior to Rutgers:. All-time. leader. in. home. runs. at. St.. Joseph’s.(Montvale).with.23,.including.13.as.a.senior.….First.Team.All-County.in.and.First.Team.Parochial.2007.and.2008.….also.named.Second.Team.All-State.….three-year.starter.at.safety.in.football,.making.The.Record.First.Team.and.All-Bergen.County.….owned.school.record.for.interceptions.at.graduation.(18).….also.put.up.prolific.numbers.as.quarterback,.running.back.and.wide.receiver.….part.of.team.that.won. 2005.Non-Public. Group. III. state. football. championship. …. in-terned.with.MLB.Network.last.summer.….a.Communications.major.….born.Dec..22,.1989.

2011:. . Appeared. in. four. games. as. a. true. freshman. .... pitched.first. collegiate. inning.against.Old.Dominion. (3/16). .... also.made.relief.appearances.versus.Wagner.(3/30),.Cincinnati.(4/16).and.at.West.Virginia.(5/21).….struck.out.four.in.two.innings.of.work.against.the.Bearcats.

Prior to Rutgers: Three-year.varsity.letterwinner.at.Colts.Neck.High.School.….two-time.All-Conference.selection.….Carpenter.Cup.pick.….posted.a.3-2.record.with.23.strikeouts.in.25.2.innings.and.hit..491.with.seven.doubles.and.two.home.runs.as.a.junior.….owned.a.2-0.record.for.the.Cougars.as.a.sophomore.….sister.played.soccer.at.Wagner.College.in.Staten.Island.….born.April.7,.1992.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2011. 5.40. 0. 0. 4. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 6.2. 7. 5. 4. 3. 6CAREER 5.40 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 6.2 7 5 4 3 6

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ChARLIE LAW23 • Junior • p/1b

6-8 • 250 • r/r

mainland, n.J.

mainland reg. hs

2011:.Missed.the.season.with.Tommy.John.surgery.….redshirted.

2010: Made.three.appearances.on.the.mound.and.saw.action. in.10.games.overall.….ended.season.prematurely.due.to. injury.….served.as.a.pinch.hitter.for.RU.in.five.contests.….pitched.one.inning.of.relief.each.against.No..12.Miami.(2/19.and.2/21).and.Princeton.(4/6).and.re-corded.a.pair.of.strikeouts.in.each.appearance.….hit..250.in.10.appear-ances.at.the.plate.….collected.hits.at.Florida.Atlantic.(3/16).and.versus.Princeton.(4/6).….drove.in.a.run.in.a.pinch.hit.performance.at.No..12.Miami.(2/20)....

2009:. True. freshman. pitcher. and. first. baseman. …. appeared. in. 19.games.with.nine.appearances.on. the.mound,. including.eight.starts.….struck.out.31.in.33.1.innings.….made.collegiate.debut.in.season.opener.at.No..12.Miami.(2/20).as.a.pinch.hitter.….made.collegiate.debut,.earn-ing. the.start.against. the.Hurricanes. the.next.day.with. four. innings.of.work.that.included.four.strikeouts.….struck.out.six.in.6.0.innings.against.Penn.State.(3/15).in.Florida.on.the.spring.break.trip.….pitched.a.season-high.6.2.innings.with.a.season-best.10.strikeouts.and.just.two.earned.runs.allowed.to.pick.up.first.collegiate.victory.against.Cincinnati.(3/28).….tied.for.the.most.pinch.hit.appearances.with.10.….played.three.games.at.first.base.….collected.first.collegiate.hit.with.a.pinch-hit,.two-run.single.against.Penn.State.(3/13)..

Prior to Rutgers: Named.South.Jersey.Player.of.the.Year.by.the.Phila-delphia.Inquirer.as.a.senior.….selected.by.the.Philadelphia.Phillies.in.the.44th.round.of.the.2008.Major.League.Baseball.Draft.….earned.All-State.honors.by. the.Star-Ledger.as.a.senior.…. finished.the.2008.season.a.perfect.5-0.with.a.0.66.ERA.….led.Mainland.Regional.to.a.16-8.record,.including.a.perfect.8-0.record.in.conference.action,.and.the.Cape-Amer-ican.II.title.in.2008.….recorded.66.strikeouts.and.just.11.walks.in.42.innings.of.work.as.a.senior.….also.hit..394.with.four.home.runs,.19.RBI.and.a..608.on-base.percentage.last.spring.….posted.a.7-3.record,.1.24.ERA,.and.100.strikeouts.in.62.innings.as.a.junior.….broke.a.42-year-old.record.when.he.struck.out.17.batters.in.a.2-1.victory.over.St..Joseph’s.his. junior.season,.topping.the.old.mark.set.by.his. father,.Jonathan,. in.1965.….was.2-1.with.a.2.70.ERA.in.seven.games.as.a.varsity.starter.his.sophomore.season.….also.played.basketball.scholastically.where.he.was.named.the.Co-Defensive.Player.of.the.Year.for.Mainland.Regional.....born.May.23,.1990.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2009. .214. 12-1. 14. 1. 3. 0. 0. 0. 3. 2. 8. 0-0. .9172010. .250. 8-0. 8. 2. 2. 0. 0. 1. 3. 1. 3. 0-0. .000CAREER .227 20-1 22 3 5 0 0 1 6 3 11 0-0 .917

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2009. 10.26.1. 4. 9. 8. 0. 0. 0. 0. 33.1. 55. 48. 38. 29. 312010. 6.00. 0. 1. 3. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 3.0. 5. 6. 2. 3. 6CAREER 9.91 1 5 12 8 0 0 0 0 36.1 60 54 40 32 37

2011: Appeared. in. seven.games.with.one.start. .... first. collegiate.at.bat.with.one.run.scored.against.Georgia.Tech.(3/6).....recorded.first.career.hit.and.RBI.against.Wagner. (3/30). .... registered.two.hits.and.two.RBI.versus.Cincinnati.(4/16).….earned.start.at.desig-nated.hitter.versus.Temple.(5/3).

2010:.Redshirted.the.season.

Prior to Rutgers: Three-year.varsity.letterwinner.….two-time.All-Es-sex.County.honoree.in.2007.and.2009.by.the.Star.Ledger.….First.Team.Northern.New.Jersey.Interscholastic.League.(NNJIL).B.Divi-sion.member.as.a.senior.….an.honorable.mention.NNJIL.selection.in.2007.….hit..367.his.senior.season.and..304.as.a.junior.and..367.as.a.sophomore.in.2007.….born.Nov..24,.1991.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2011. .400. 7-1. 10. 2. 4. 1. 0. 0. 4. 1. 2. 0-0. 1.000CAREER .400 7-1 10 2 4 1 0 0 4 1 2 0-0 1.000

JUAn LISOJO37 • sophomore • c

5-10 • 200 • r/r

belleville, n.J.

belleville hs

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SLATER McCUE29 • sophomore • p

6-1 • 200 • r/r

radnor, pa.

conestoga hs

BREndAn MAYERS51 • senior • p

6-0 • 180 • r/r

West milford, n.J.

pope John xxIII

Prior to Rutgers:. Three-year. varsity. letterwinner. …. earned. First.Team.All-County.and.First.Team.All-Conference.all.three.seasons.….named.First.Team.West.Jersey.and.Third.Team.All-State.junior.and.senior.years.….team.won.section.championship.senior.year.….played.travel.baseball. for.NJ.Mariners. from.eighth.grade.to.11th.grade.….played.with.the.NJ.Cardinal.last.summer.….Sports.Management.major.….son.of.John.and.Marlene.Mayers.….has.two.siblings,.John.IV.and.Danielle.….born.May.30,.1993.

2011: Appeared. in. two. games. .... pitched. complete. inning. at.West. Virginia,. striking. out. two. (5/21). .... also. pitched. against.Old.Dominion.(3/16).

Prior to Rutgers:.Four-year.varsity.starter.who.spent.his.first.two.years.at.Germantown.Academy. in.Fort.Washington,.Pa..and. final.two. seasons. at. Conestoga.High. School. …. two-time.All-Southeast-ern.Pennsylvania. honorable.mention. selection. by. the.Philadelphia.Inquirer.….also.a.two-time.First.Team.All-Main.Line.selection.by.the.Mainline.Times.and.a.two-time.First.Team.All-Central.League.pick.….owned.a.5-3.record.with.a.2.96.ERA.and.48.strikeouts.with.just.13.walks.his.senior.season.on.the.mound.….also.played.first.base.for.Conestoga.where.he.hit..484.with.30.RBI.and.an.on-base.percent-age.of..833.….posted.a.1.42.ERA.and.51.strikeouts.in.62.innings.with.just.10.walks.and.hit..383.with.17.RBI.and.drew.17.walks.in.22.games.his.junior.season.….earned.All-Inter-Ac.honors.as.a.freshman.and.sophomore.at.Germantown.Academy.….born.Jan..23,.1992.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2011. 72.00.0. 0. 2. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 1.0. 1. 8. 8. 5. 2CAREER 72.00 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 8 8 5 2

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JEFF MELILLO1 • Junior • c

6-2 • 195 • r/r

annandale, n.J.

north hunterdon hs

2011: Appeared.in.35.games,.starting.in.32.for.the.Scarlet.Knights.....served.as.starting.catcher.for.most.of.the.season.....accumulated.119.at.bats.....recorded.13.runs,.21.hits,.13.RBI.and.seven.doubles.....had.five.multiple.hit.games.….caught.14.runners.stealing.….col-lected.three.RBI.on.five.at.bats.against.Michigan.(3/26).....scored.twice.against.Princeton. (4/5).….went.2-for-4. versus.NJIT. (3/9),.Notre.Dame.(5/8).and.at.West.Virginia.(5/20).

2010: Appeared.in.22.games,.earning.11.starts.at.catcher.….had.a..400.on.base.percentage.….made.collegiate.debut.at.Miami.(2/19).as.a.defensive.replacement.….drew.three.walks.at.FIU.(3/13).and.recorded.first.hit.….went.2-for-2.at.Florida.Atlantic.(3/16).

2009:.Did.not.see.any.game.action.

Prior to Rutgers: Second.Team.All-Area.selection.by. the.Courier.News.....also.an.All-County.and.All-Conference.pick.by.the.Hunterdon.Democrat.his. junior.and.senior.years. .... two-year.varsity. letterwin-ner,. taking.over. for.his.older.brother.Michael. (who.played.at.Elon.University).behind.the.plate.....led.North.Hunterdon.to.an.18-12.re-cord.and.the.state.finals.as.a.senior.in.2008.....hit..440.during.his.senior.season.and..322.during.an.injury-shortened.junior.year.....was.an.honorable.mention.All-Area.selection.by.the.Courier.News.as.a.junior.....Lions.went.17-10.and.reached.the.state.sectional.semifi-nals.in.2007.....also.competed.as.a.varsity.wrestler.for.the.Lions.....born.Feb..16,.1990.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2010. .235. 22-11. 34. 7. 8. 0. 0. 0. 5. 9. 10. 0-0. 0.9882011. .176. 35-32. 119.13. 21. 7. 0. 0. 13. 10. 25. 0-0. 0.990CAREER .190 57-43 153 20 29 7 0 0 18 19 35 0-0 0.989

2011:.Appeared.in.40.games,.making.32.starts.....recorded.127.at.bats,.16.runs,.29.hits,.11.RBI.and. five.doubles. ....went.3-for-4.with.three.runs.scored.against.NJIT.(3/9).....went.3-for-4.with.one.RBI.and.one.walk.versus.Louisville.(3/26).....drove.in.two.runs.and.had.one.double.against.Cincinnati.(4/16).....had.three.hits.against.Notre.Dame.(5/8).

Prior to Rutgers:.Four-year.varsity.starter.….four-time.First.Team.All-Catholic.League.selection.and.two-time.First.Team.All-Southeast-ern.Pennsylvania.pick.by.the.Philadelphia. Inquirer.….named.to.the.Philadelphia. Inquirer. All-Decade. team. in. July. …. Second. Team.All-Philadelphia.Daily.News.pick.as.a.junior.….Carpenter.Cup.selection.….hit..505.with.33.runs,.21.RBI,.six.doubles,.three.triples.and.four.home.runs.as.a.senior.….guided.Vikings.to.26-2.record.and.No..26.national.ranking.….also.served.as.a.relief.pitcher.….led.Archbishop.Wood.to.22.wins.his.junior.season.with.a..414.batting.average,.21.runs.scored.and.16.RBI.….also.was.a.four-year.varsity.letterwinner.and.three-year.starter.on.the.basketball.team.at.Archbishop.Wood.where.he.played.power.forward.and.earned.First.Team.All-Area.hon-ors.as.a.senior.….born.May.17,.1992.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2011. .228. 40-32. 127.16. 29. 5. 0. 0. 11. 14. 18. 2-3. 1.000CAREER .228 40-32 127 16 29 5 0 0 11 14 18 2-3 1.000

BRIAn O’GRAdY21 • sophomore • of

6-2 • 200 • l/r

Warminster, pa.

archbishop Wood hs

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dAn O’nEILL31 • Junior • p

6-4 • 230 • l/l

lake hiawatha, n.J.

st. mary hs

pAT O’LEARY26 • Junior • p

6-2 • 200 • r/r

sparta, n.J.

morris cc

Prior to Rutgers:.Attended.County.College.of.Morris.in.2011,.ap-pearing.in.22.games.with.a.5-3.record.in.46.innings.….struck.out.40.hitters.….made.11.appearances.as. freshman.at.Stony.Brook.University.….earned.three.letters.as.a.starter.at.Sparta.High.School.…. three-time.All-League.and.All-West.Jersey.….named.First.Team.All-Group.Three.and.Team.MVP.senior.year.….played.in.the.NJ.State.All-Star.Game.….played.on.the.Monmouth.Monarchs.of.the.ACCBL.in.2010.….played.travel.baseball.with.Iron.Area.Baseball.during.high.school.….Sports.Management.major.….son.of.Kevin.and.Gale.O’Leary.….has.one.sister,.Jennifer.….born.Dec..13,.1990.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2010. Stony.Brook.statistics.not.available2011#. 5.28. 3. 3. 22. . . . . . 46.0. 40. 35. 27. 15. 46

#County.College.of.Morris

2011: Made. 11. appearances. out. of. the. bullpen. for. the. Scarlet.Knights.....pitched.in.a.total.of.21.innings.and.had.12.strikeouts.....pitched.3.1.scoreless.innings.at.Miami.(2/18).while.striking.out.two.....went.two.scoreless.innings.versus.Michigan.(2/26).….struck.out.four.in.three.scoreless.innings.at.Old.Dominion.(3/16).to.earn.the.win.….scoreless.inning.at.East.Carolina.(3/20).….logged.two.innings.against.Seton.Hall.(4/3).….went.three.innings.at.USF.(4/8).

2010:.True.freshman.who.appeared.in.17.games.and.started.12.contests. …. inserted. into. regular. weekend. rotation. as. the. No.. 3.starter.during.the.season.….owned.a.3-2.record.on.the.mound.….was.third.on.the.team.in.innings.pitched.with.62.0.….recorded.26.strikeouts.on.the.season.….made.collegiate.debut.at.No..12.Miami.(2/21).with.1.2. innings. of. shutout. relief. …. pitched. a. career-long.7.0. innings.without. allowing. an. earned. run. to. go. along.with. four.strikeouts.against.USF.(4/18).to.pick.up.second.win.….earned.first.career.victory.against.Purdue.(2/28).with.three.innings.of.relief.….worked.six.innings.with.a.pair.of.strikeouts.and.just.one.run.allowed.to.record.third.win.of.season.against.St..John’s.(5/22).

Prior to Rutgers:. Four-year. varsity. starter. …. two-time. All-State.Non-Public.selection.by.the.Star-Ledger.as.a.senior.....two-time.First.Team.All-Area.by.the.New.Jersey.Herald.and.four-time.First.Team.All-League.pick.....also.a.two-time.All-Bergen.County.pick.by.The.Re-cord.....owned.a.20-7.career.record.with.362.career.strikeouts.….both.victory. total.and.strikeout. total.are.school. records.and.rank.second. in.all-time. in.Bergen.County.to.Kansas.City.Royals’.pitcher.Vinny.Mazzaro.….born.Sept..16,.1990.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2010. 6.39. 3. 2. 17. 12. 0. 0. 0. 0. 62. 88. 50. 44. 27. 262011. 4.29. 1. 2. 11. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 21. 30. 15. 10. 11. 12CAREER 5.86 4 4 28 12 0 0 0 0 83 118 65 54 38 38

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dAn pERRInE16 • senior • Inf

6-0 • 190 • r/r

scotch plains, n.J.

oratory prep

2011: Appeared. in.23.games,.making.22.starts.at.second.base.....had.a.total.of.69.at.bats.....recorded.two.doubles.against.Miami.(2/19).....drove.in.two.runs.versus.NJIT.(3/9).....hit.a.triple.and.one.RBI.at.East.Carolina.(3/18).....recorded.eight.assists.versus.Seton.Hall.(4/3).….scored.three.runs.against.Connecticut.(4/29).

2010:.Saw.action.in.18.games.with.one.start.….played.in.nine.BIG.EAST.contests.….primarily.played.second.base.….served.as.a.pinch.hitter.in.seven.contests.….collected.three.hits.in.15.at-bats.on.the.season.….recorded.hits.at.No..4.Georgia.Tech.(3/6),.at.Notre.Dame.(4/10).and.at.Seton.Hall.(5/14).….started.at.second.base.at.Con-necticut.(4/24).

2009: Reserve.second.baseman.….appeared.in.23.games.with.10.starts.….finished.the.season.with.seven.hits.….made.collegiate.debut.at.No..12.Miami.(2/22).as.a.pinch.hitter.and.collected.first.colle-giate.hit.and.RBI.….made.first.collegiate.start.at.Old.Dominion.(5/6).….inserted.in.five.games.as.a.pinch.hitter.….collected.a.season-high.two.hits.and.drove. in.a.run.while.scoring. two.more.against.Penn.State.(3/14).

2008: Did.not.see.any.game.action.

Prior to Rutgers:.Four-year.varsity.member.....three-year.All-Confer-ence.and.All-Area.selection,. including.First.Team.honors. two.sea-sons.....hit..512.with.26.RBI.and.two.home.runs.as.a.senior.....owned.a..488.batting.average.with.10.home.runs.for.his.scholastic.career..... led. the.school. to. its. first.conference.championship. in.50.years.as.a.junior.....in.Oratory.Prep’s.first.state.playoff.win.in.50.years,.hit.three.home.runs.against.Princeton.Day.to. lead.team.to.victory. ....named.to.the.All-State.Prep.team.as.a.junior.when.he.hit..484.with.six.home.runs......born.Oct..11,.1989..

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2009. .189. 23-10. 37. 6. 7. 0. 0. 0. 4. 6. 7. 0-0. .9132010. .200. 18-1. 15. 1. 3. 0. 0. 0. 1. 4. 4. 0-0. 1.0002011. .217. 23-22. 69. 9. 15. 4. 1. 0. 4. 5. 14. 0-0. .959CAREER .207 64-33 121 16 25 4 1 0 9 15 25 0-0 .948

2011: Appeared. in.six.games.off. the.bench. .... recorded.one.run,.one.hit.and.one.RBI. in.collegiate.debut.at.Old.Dominion.(3/16). ....scored.a.run.as.a.pinch.runner.versus.Princeton.(4/5).....had.one.hit.against.West.Virginia.(5/21).

2010: Redshirted.the.season.

Prior to Rutgers:. Four-year. varsity. letterwinner. …. Second. Team.All-State.selection.and.Hudson.County.Player.of.the.Year.and.First.Team.All-Hudson.County.pick.by.the.Star-Ledger.as.a.senior.….also.a.First.Team.All-Group.I.selection.….hit..548.with.five.triples,.three.home.runs,.41.RBI.and.33.runs.scored.his.senior.season.….three-time.All-Conference.selection.and.two-time.All-Area.pick.….owned.a.career.batting.average.of..408.….born.Sept..23,.1991.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2011. .333. 6-0. 6. 2. 2. 0. 0. 0. 1. 0. 1. 0-0. .000CAREER .333 6-0 6 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0-0 .000

EvAn pIMEnTEL3 • sophomore • of

6-1 • 185 • r/r

Jersey city, n.J.

county prep

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JARRETT SChACK8 • Junior • 1b

6-1 • 200 • r/r

nutley, n.J.

nutley hs

ROB SMOROL15 • Junior • p

6-1 • 190 • l/l

clark, n.J.

arthur l. Johnson hs

2011: Appeared. in. eight. games. for. the. Scarlet. Knights. off. the.bench.as.a.pinch.hitter.and.first.baseman.….saw.action.in.four.BIG.EAST.contests.….made.collegiate.debut.at.Old.Dominion.(3/16).….tallied.first.career.hit.and.one.RBI.against.Cincinnati.(4/16).....col-lected.two.hits.against.West.Virginia.(5/21).

Prior to Rutgers:.Three-year.varsity.starter.at.first.base.at.Nutley.High.School.….graduated.in.2009.and.played.on.the.Rutgers.club.baseball. team. in.2010.where.he.was.a.First.Team.All-Northeast.Atlantic. Conference. selection. …. hit. .472. with. five. doubles,. three.triples,.20.RBI.and.14.runs.scored.in.36.at-bats.in.2010.….among.the.national.leaders.in.triples.(3).and.on-base.percentage.(.784).in.the.NCBAA.….two-time.All-Area.selection.by.Worall.Newspaper.….member.of.the.National.Honor.Society.and.Italian.Honor.Society.….graduated.in.the.top-10.percent.of.his.graduating.class.at.Nutley.….born.March.14,.1991.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2011. .333. 8-0. 12. 0. 4. 0. 0. 0. 1. 0. 5. 0-0. 1.000CAREER .333 8-0 12 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 5 0-0 1.000

2011:.Tied.for.first.with.14.games.started.for.the.Scarlet.Knights..... tied. for. second.on. the. team.with. four.wins. .... led.Rutgers.with.66.strikeouts. ....struck.out.24.batters. looking. ....pitched.a.total.of.90.innings,.second-most.on.the.squad.....earned.win.versus.Michi-gan.(2/26).with.six.innings.pitched.….logged.7.2.scoreless.innings.against.Seton.Hall.(4/2).….credited.win.with.seven.innings.pitched.at.USF. (4/9).….struck.out.12.batters.over.seven. innings. for.win.at.home.versus.Cincinnati. (4/16). ....went.eight. innings. in.start.at.Pittsburgh.(4/21).….tossed.nine.innings.with.six.strikeouts.and.only.two.earned.runs.allowed.against.Notre.Dame.(5/7).….six.scoreless.innings.at.Villanova.(5/14).….won.start.at.West.Virginia.(5/20).

2010: True.freshman.who.made.27.relief.appearances.–.second-most.appearances.on.the.staff.….appeared.in.14.league.contests.during.the.regular.season.….used.as.a.middle.reliever.….New.Jersey.Collegiate.Baseball.Association.Division.I.First.Team.All-State.selec-tion.....posted.a.5-1.record.with.25.strikeouts.in.40.innings.of.work.….registered.a.4.05.ERA.….didn’t.allow.an.earned.run.in.19.of.his.27.appearances.and.didn’t.allow.a.hit.in.five.games.….struck.out.four.in.a.season-long.3.1.innings.of.scoreless.relief.to.earn.the.win.against.USF.(4/16).….made.collegiate.debut.at.No..12.Miami.(2/20).in.the.second.game.of.the.season.….pitched.2.1.innings.of.shutout.ball.with.a.pair.of.strikeouts.to.earn.the.victory.in.relief.against.Connecticut.(5/27). in. the.BIG.EAST.Tournament.….posted.three.strikeouts. in.2.1.innings.of.relief.against.Rider.(3/24).….worked.three.innings.of.scoreless.relief.with.two.strikeouts.at.Seton.Hall.(5/14).….picked.up.first.collegiate.victory.in.a.third-of-an-inning.at.Old.Dominion.(3/20).….also.recorded.wins.against.Rider. (3/24),.Pittsburgh.(4/3).and.Connecticut.(5/27).

Prior to Rutgers: Four-year. varsity. letterwinner. …. Second. Team.All-State.and.First.Team.All-Group.II.selection.by.the.Star-Ledger.….two-time.MVP.at.Arthur. L.. Johnson.High.School.…. three-year.All-Mountain. Valley. Conference. selection,. earning. First-Team.honors.as.a.junior.and.senior.….two-time.First.Team.All-Union.County.pick.….owns.a.career.2.04.earned.run.average.and.200.strikeouts.on.the.mound.and.a..434.career.batting.average.with.76.RBI.at.the.plate.….was.5-0.with.a.1.14.earned.run.average.and.63.strikeouts.in.37.innings.with.just.four.walks.as.a.senior.….also.hit..526.with.41.hits,.40.RBI,.12.doubles,.three.triples.and.two.home.runs.his.senior.sea-son.….5-2.with.a.1.24.ERA.and.64.strikeouts.in.45.1.innings,.while.hitting..420.with.26.hits.and.just.one.strikeout.all.season.as.a.junior.….father.Robert.Smorol.Sr..played.for.Fred.Hill.at.Montclair.State.in.1978.and.1979.….born.Feb..22,.1991.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2010. 4.05. 5. 1. 27. 0. 0. 0. 0. 1. 40.0. 43. 19. 18. 28. 252011. 4.10. 4. 7. 14. 14. 2. 0. 0. 0. 90.0. 98. 49. 41. 27. 66CAREER 4.08 9 8 41 14 2 0 0 1 130.0 141 68 59 55 91

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2011: Appeared.in.34.games.for.the.Scarlet.Knights,.starting.31.at.shortstop.....tied.for.third.on.the.team.with.a..283.batting.aver-age.....third.on.team.in.stolen.bases.(4).....made.collegiate.debut.as.a.pinch.runner.versus.Michigan.(2/25).….first.career.hit.at.Georgia.Tech.(3/6).….tallied.two.hits.and.two.runs.against.NJIT.(3/9).....had.two.hits.versus.Louisville.(3/27).….drove.in.two.runs.on.three.hits.at.USF.(4/10).....two-hit.games.at.Delaware.(4/26).and.versus.Notre.Dame.(5/7,.5/8)..….scored.two.runs.at.West.Virginia.(5/19).

2010:.Redshirted.the.season.

Prior to Rutgers: Three-year.varsity.letterwinner.at.Pope.John.XXIII.…. played. at.Blair. Academy. in.2009,. earning. First. Team.All-State.Prep. honors. by. the.Star-Ledger.with. a. .445.batting. average,.38.hits,.40.runs.scored.and.24.RBI.….hit..448.with.39.hits,.45.runs.scored.and.17.stolen.bases.as.a.senior.at.Pope.John.XXIII.in.2008.and.led.school.to.a.23-6.record.and.its.first.county.title.in.15.years.….earned.Third.Team.All-West.Jersey.honors.by.the.Star.Ledger,.Second-Team.All-Area.accolades.by.the.New.Jersey.Herald.and.and.First.Team.All-League. laurels.by. the.coaches.his.senior.season.….older.brother.Tim.played.baseball.at.Rutgers.under.Fred.Hill.from.2000-2002.and.was.drafted.by.the.Montreal.Expos.….father.Tom.played.baseball.and.football.at.Rutgers.from.1971-1974.and.was.MVP.of.the.1974.baseball.team.….born.April.30,.1990.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2011. .283. 34-31. 106.13. 30. 2. 0. 0. 8. 10. 23. 4-7. .907CAREER .283 34-31 106 13 30 2 0 0 8 10 23 4-7 .907

2011: Redshirted.the.season.

Prior to Rutgers: Two-year.varsity.starter.who.spent.his.first.three.years. at. Seton.Hall. Prep. before. transferring. to. John. F.. Kennedy.High.School.for.his.senior.season.in.2010.….hit..494.with.13.dou-bles,.five.home.runs,.43.RBI.and.41.runs.scored.en.route.to.First.Team. All-Area. honors. by. the. Home. News. Tribune. …. was. also. a.First.Team.All-County.selection.by.the.Star-Ledger.and.a.First.Team.All-GMC.Division.pick. in.2010.….played. first. base,. third.base.and.pitched.during.his.senior.season.….recorded.25.strikeouts.in.13.in-nings.on.the.mound.in.2010.….tied.the.single-season.school.record.for.runs.scored.and.ranks.third.in.single-season.RBI.….became.the.fifth.player.in.school.history.with.at.least.40.hits.in.a.season.….born.Nov..17,.1992.

pAT SWEEnEY11 • sophomore • Inf

6-1 • 180 • r/r

sparta, n.J.

blair academy

AndRES vAzQUEz34 • freshman • Inf

6-2 • 195 • r/r

Iselin, n.J.

John f. kennedy hs

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JOn YOUnG33 • freshman • p

6-3 • 180 • r/r

old bridge, n.J.

old bridge hs

vInnY zARRILLO20 • freshman • of

5-8 • 175 • l/l

forked river, n.J.

lacey hs

Prior to Rutgers: Three-year.letterwinner.at.Old.Bridge.High.School.….named.First.Team.All-County.and.First.Team.New.Jersey.Group.Four.as.a.senior.….earned.the.win.in.the.Greater.Middlesex.County.Championship.game.….posted.a.9-2.record.with.a.1.70.ERA.as.a.senior.….pitched.in.the.New.Jersey.State.All-Star.Game.represent-ing.Central.Jersey.…. intends.to.major. in.History.….son.of.Andrew.and.Izabella.Young.….brother,.Andrew.(25),.is.a.Rutgers.alum.….born.April.14,.1993..

Prior to Rutgers:.Lettered.three.years.at.Lacey.High.School.….bat-ted..389.to.earn.Third.Team.All-County.as.a.junior.….hit..452.as.a.sophomore.to.make.First.Team.All-County.and.Third.Team.All-Shore.….played. in. the.Carpenter.Cup.as.a. sophomore.….Allshoremedia.com.Sophomore.of.the.Year.….made.Second.Team.All-County.with.a. .328.batting.average.as.a. freshman.….missed.senior. year.due.to.injury.….played.for.Baseball.U.for.four.years.….ranked.by.Perfect.Game.and.Rawlings.in.the.top.500.in.the.country.….son.of.Rick.and.Lora.Zarrillo.….has.one.brother,.Steve.(21).….born.Oct..24,.1992.

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2011:.Appeared.in.38.games.for.the.Scarlet.Knights,.making.30.starts.at.catcher.and.designated.hitter.....totaled..357.on.base.per-centage.….made.collegiate.debut.at.Miami.(2/20).….picked.up.first.career.hit.versus.Michigan.(2/25).….went.2-for-3.with.a.home.run.against.the.Michigan.(2/26).….had.two.hits. in. four.of. five.games.from.3/26.to.4/3.….drove.in.three.runs.against.Seton.Hall.(4/3).….had.two.hits.and.scored.two.runs.versus.Delaware.(4/26).….went.2-for-2.off.the.bench.at.West.Virginia.(5/21).

Prior to Rutgers: First.Team.All-State.selection.by.the.Star-Ledger.….also.honored.as.Morris.County.Player.of.the.Year,.First.Team.All-Conference.and.First.Team.All-County.selection.….three-year.varsity.starting.catcher.….hit..412.with.20.RBI.and.scored.38.runs.from.the. leadoff.spot. for.Randolph.…. threw.out.16.out.of.22.would-be.base.stealers.from.behind.the.dish.during.his.senior.season.….led.the.Rams.to.a.28-3.record.and.a.Group.IV.state.championship.as.a.senior.under.the.leadership.of.his.father.and.first-year.Randolph.head.coach,.Oscar.Zavala.….hit..267.with.five.doubles.and.one.triple.as.a.junior.….joins.his.older.brother,.Steve,.on.the.Rutgers.roster.….born.June.8,.1992.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2011. .234. 38-30. 107.11. 25. 3. 0. 1. 15. 17. 25. 2-2. .993CAREER .234 38-30 107 11 25 3 0 1 15 17 25 2-2 .993

2011: Appeared. in.38.games. for. the.Scarlet.Knights,.starting. in.36.in.the.outfield.....tied.for.first.on.the.team.with.six.sacrifice.bunts.….scored.18.runs.….went.3-for-5.with. three.RBI.versus.Michigan.(2/25).….went.3-for-4.versus.Liberty.(3/11).….scored.three.runs.and.notched.two.hits.and.two.RBI.against.Seton.Hall.(4/3).….came.across.the.plate.twice.at.USF.(4/9).

2010: Redshirted.the.season.

2009: True. freshman.who. saw. time.as.both.an.outfielder. and.a.pitcher. …. appeared. in. 25. games. overall,. including. eight. on. the.mound. …. tied. for. a. team-high. 10. pinch. hit. appearances. …. was.1-1.on.the.mound.with.10.strikeouts. in.15.0. innings.….pitched. in.three.BIG.EAST.contests.….saw.time.in.the.outfield. in.four.games.….made.collegiate.debut.at.No..12.Miami.(2/21).as.a.pinch.hitter.….collected. first. collegiate.hit.with.an.RBI. single.as.a.pinch.hitter.at.Old.Dominion. (3/7).….was.2-for-5. against. Louisville. (3/19). in.first.career.start. in. left. field.….made.collegiate.debut.as.a.pitcher.at.No..12.Miami.(2.22).with.1.2.innings.of.relief.….second.appear-ance.on.the.mound.came.at.No..8.Georgia.Tech.(2/28).with.1.1.innings.of.scoreless.relief.….earned.first.career.start.on.the.mound.against.Penn.State.(3/14).in.Florida.and.pitched.a.season-high.4.0.innings.of.one-run.ball.….also.earned.the.start.at.Rider.(3/25).and.posted.three.strikeouts.….worked.a.perfect.eighth.frame.with.a.pair.of.strikeouts.at.Pittsburgh.(4/25)..

Prior to Rutgers:.Outfielder.and.left-handed.pitcher.....two-time.Star-Ledger.All-State.selection,.earning.First.Team.All-State.honors.as.a.senior.....named.Morris.County.Player.of.the.Year.by.the.Star-Ledger.and.Morristown.Daily.Record.Player.of.the.Year.....featured.in.Sports.Illustrated’s.Faces.in.the.Crowd.....hit..532.with.42.hits,.including.10.doubles.and.six.home.runs.in.2008.....scored.34.runs.and.drove.in.36.more.as.a.leadoff.man.for.Randolph.High.School.his.senior.sea-son.....stole.20.bases.his.senior.season.....also.a.standout.pitcher.for.the.Rams.....led.Randolph.to.the.Group.IV.championship.game.with.a.13-1.record.and.a.2.14.ERA.with.69.strikeouts.on.the.mound.as.a.junior.in.2007.....also.hit..466.with.48.hits,.17.doubles,.four.home.runs,.23.runs.batted.in,.38.runs.scored.and.17.stolen.bases.as.a.leadoff.hitter.in.2007....brother,.Michael,.also.on.Rutgers.roster.….born.Aug..20,.1989.

Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT FLD%2009. .261. 22-4. 23. 4. 6. 0. 0. 0. 2. 4. 7. 0-0. .9232010. .000. 3-1. 2. 1. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 1. 0-0. 1.0002011. .216. 38-36. 125.18. 27. 6. 0. 0. 11. 19. 40. 3-3. 1.000CAREER .220 63-41 150 23 33 6 0 0 13 23 48 3-3 .980

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2009. 11.40.1. 1. 8. 2. 0. 0. 0. 0. 15.0. 22. 19. 19. 13. 10CAREER 11.40 1 1 8 2 0 0 0 0 15.0 22 19 19 13 10

MIChAEL zAvALA6 • sophomore • c

6-2 • 205 • r/r

randolph, n.J.

randolph hs

STEvE zAvALA17 • Junior • of

5-11 • 185 • l/l

randolph, n.J.

randolph hs

a famIly affaIrThe.Rutgers.baseball.program.has.not.only.made.a.name. for.itself.throughout.the.state.of.New.Jersey,.the.Scarlet.Knights’.success.has. transcended. through. families.with. young.Scarlet.Knights. following. in. their. brothers. footsteps. to. the. State.Uni-versity.of.New.Jersey..Fred.Hill.is.one.of.the.most.recognizable.names. in. the.New. Jersey. college. baseball. landscape. and. his.proven.track.record.of.winning.goes.back.to.his.days.at.Mont-clair.State.University,.where.some.fathers.of.players.at.Rutgers.competed.under.Hill...

The.following.is.a.list.of.players.who.have.family.ties.to.Coach.Hill.and.the.Scarlet.Knights..

Player Family Member (Years Played) Rob.Smorol.Jr.. Rob.Sr..(father,.1978-79.at.Montclair.State)Pat.Sweeney. Tim.(brother,.2000-02),.Tom.(father,.1971-74)Steve.Zavala.. Michael.(brother,.sophomore)

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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 FLD%.6.LANG,.Michael. .344. 50. 48. 192. 39. 66. 10. 6. 2. 13. 94. .490. 21. 15. 48. 1. .445. 1. 1. 7. 8. 119. 6. 5. .96225.ANDERSON,.D.J.. .300. 50. 49. 200. 31. 60. 6. 0. 1. 25. 69. .345. 18. 4. 30. 1. .366. 2. 3. 3. 6. 17. 72. 6. .93711.SWEENEY,.Pat. .283. 34. 31. 106. 13. 30. 2. 0. 0. 8. 32. .302. 10. 3. 23. 2. .358. 1. 4. 4. 7. 33. 74. 11. .907.5.FAVATELLA,.Nick. .283. 44. 35. 145. 23. 41. 7. 1. 1. 18. 53. .366. 20. 3. 26. 1. .379. 1. 4. 0. 3. 77. 97. 7. .961.2.BOYKIN,.Brandon. .257. 45. 36. 136. 17. 35. 8. 1. 2. 19. 51. .375. 9. 2. 36. 2. .309. 2. 2. 7. 10. 79. 0. 1. .98836.ZAVALA,.Michael. .234. 38. 30. 107. 11. 25. 3. 0. 1. 15. 31. .290. 17. 4. 25. 1. .357. 1. 0. 2. 2. 129. 17. 1. .99321.O’GRADY,.Brian. .228. 40. 32. 127. 16. 29. 5. 0. 0. 11. 34. .268. 14. 2. 18. 0. .308. 3. 5. 2. 3. 84. 5. 0. 1.00017.ZAVALA,.Steve. .216. 38. 36. 125. 18. 27. 6. 0. 0. 11. 33. .264. 19. 1. 40. 2. .324. 0. 6. 3. 3. 70. 2. 0. 1.00018.HOPKINS,.Russ. .213. 47. 47. 178. 20. 38. 9. 2. 2. 27. 57. .320. 8. 7. 51. 2. .268. 5. 5. 2. 2. 182. 46. 6. .974.1.MELILLO,.Jeff. .176. 35. 32. 119. 13. 21. 7. 0. 0. 13. 28. .235. 10. 2. 25. 3. .248. 2. 0. 0. 0. 172. 24. 2. .99040.HOERMANN,.Bill. .176. 39. 33. 125. 10. 22. 8. 1. 0. 17. 32. .256. 7. 1. 28. 4. .219. 4. 6. 0. 0. 286. 16. 4. .987--------------37.LISOJO,.Juan. .400. 7. 1. 10. 2. 4. 1. 0. 0. 4. 5. .500. 1. 0. 2. 0. .455. 0. 0. 0. 0. 8. 0. 0. 1.00038.SCHACK,.Jarrett. .333. 8. 0. 12. 0. 4. 0. 0. 0. 1. 4. .333. 0. 0. 5. 0. .333. 0. 0. 0. 0. 9. 0. 0. 1.00032.PIMENTEL,.Evan. .333. 6. 0. 6. 2. 2. 0. 0. 0. 1. 2. .333. 0. 0. 1. 0. .333. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. .00041.NYISZTOR,.Steve. .238. 12. 12. 42. 4. 10. 3. 0. 2. 9. 19. .452. 3. 4. 13. 0. .340. 1. 1. 2. 4. 23. 37. 6. .90916.PERRINE,.Dan. .217. 23. 22. 69. 9. 15. 4. 1. 0. 4. 21. .304. 5. 1. 14. 0. .280. 0. 4. 0. 0. 33. 60. 4. .959.7.D’ANNUNZIO,.Joe. .200. 26. 6. 35. 7. 7. 0. 1. 0. 5. 9. .257. 4. 0. 12. 2. .282. 0. 1. 2. 2. 18. 0. 2. .90031.OLSEN,.Justin. .000. 2. 0. 2. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. .000. 0. 0. 1. 0. .000. 0. 0. 0. 0. 1. 0. 0. 1.000

Totals. .251. 50. 50. 1736. 235. 436. 79. 13. 11. 201. 574. .331. 166. 49. 398. 21. .330. 23. 42. 34. 50. 1363. 539. 62. .968Opponents. .288. 50. 50. 1765. 270. 508. 92. 8. 25. 246. 691. .392. 155. 39. 293. 21. .355. 21. 52. 62. 87. 1385. 579. 66. .967

LOB.-.Team.(400),.Opp.(399)..DPs.turned.-.Team.(29),.Opp.(35)..CI.-.Team.(0),.Opp.(4)..IBB.-.Team.(4),.LANG.3,.ANDERSON.1,.Opp.(7)..Picked.off.-.LANG.3,.ZAVALA,.S..2,.SWEENEY.2,.ANDERSON.1,.BOYKIN.1,.NYISZTOR.1,.D’ANNUNZIO.1..

Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA43.GEBLER,.Tyler. 3.22. 5. 5. 14. 14. 3. 0. 0. 0. 103.1. 111. 39. 37. 19. 53. 21. 1. 3. 399. .278. 3. 5. 0. 2. 1215.SMOROL,.Rob. 4.10. 4. 7. 14. 14. 2. 0. 0. 0. 90.0. 98. 49. 41. 27. 66. 14. 2. 4. 342. .287. 2. 6. 9. 5. 1527.ROE,.Nathaniel. 5.99. 3. 7. 11. 11. 0. 0. 0. 0. 67.2. 85. 52. 45. 24. 44. 13. 2. 3. 268. .317. 3. 12. 0. 5. 7--------------44.HASTY,.Sam. 0.00. 0. 0. 1. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 1.0. 1. 0. 0. 1. 0. 0. 0. 0. 4. .250. 1. 0. 0. 0. 012.CORSI,.Rob. 1.58. 4. 4. 23. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 40.0. 34. 15. 7. 21. 31. 8. 0. 2. 146. .233. 5. 1. 0. 2. 330.FASANO,.Ryan. 3.88. 1. 1. 14. 6. 1. 0. 0. 0. 48.2. 52. 28. 21. 11. 30. 12. 1. 3. 189. .275. 3. 4. 1. 1. 535.ESPOSITO,.Joe. 4.11. 0. 1. 15. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 15.1. 20. 12. 7. 7. 10. 7. 0. 1. 64. .313. 2. 1. 0. 1. 2.8.O’NEILL,.Dan. 4.29. 1. 2. 11. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 21.0. 30. 15. 10. 11. 12. 4. 0. 3. 89. .337. 3. 1. 0. 1. 645.LASKY,.Charlie. 5.40. 0. 0. 4. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 6.2. 7. 5. 4. 3. 6. 0. 0. 0. 27. .259. 0. 1. 0. 0. 034.BEARD,.Willie. 6.05. 2. 1. 13. 5. 0. 0. 0. 0. 38.2. 47. 27. 26. 11. 22. 7. 0. 4. 153. .307. 2. 0. 1. 2. 122.ELSING,.Jerry. 7.16. 0. 2. 17. 0. 0. 0. 0. 5. 16.1. 16. 13. 13. 9. 16. 4. 2. 1. 61. .262. 1. 1. 0. 2. 148.CAMPBELL,.Sean. 13.50. 0. 0. 6. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 4.2. 6. 7. 7. 6. 1. 1. 0. 1. 19. .316. 0. 2. 0. 0. 029.McCUE,.Slater. 72.00. 0. 0. 2. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 1.0. 1. 8. 8. 5. 2. 1. 0. 0. 4. .250. 2. 5. 0. 0. 0

Totals. 4.48. 20. 30. 50. 50. 6. 0. 0. 5. 454.1. 508. 270. 226. 155. 293. 92. 8. 25. 1765..288. 27. 39. 11. 21. 52Opponents. 3.49. 30. 20. 50. 50. 4. 6. 4. 9. 461.2. 436. 235. 179. 166. 398. 79. 13. 11. 1736..251. 38. 49. 3. 23. 42

PB.-.Team.(3),.MELILLO.2,.ZAVALA,.M..1,.Opp.(17)..Pickoffs.-.Team.(9),.SMOROL.2,.CORSI.2,.ZAVALA,.M..2,.MELILLO.1,.BEARD.1,.ROE.1,.Opp.(11)..SBA/ATT.-.MELILLO.(31-45),.ZAVALA,.M..(31-38),.SMOROL.(18-26),.ROE.(18-22),.GEBLER.(8-13),.CORSI.(5-7),.BEARD.(4-7),.FASANO.(3-5),.O’NEILL.(3-3),.CAMPBELL.(2-2),.ESPOSITO.(0-1),.LASKY.(1-1)..

Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI21.O’GRADY,.Brian. 89. 84. 5. 0. 1.000. 0. 0. 0. -. 0. 017.ZAVALA,.Steve. 72. 70. 2. 0. 1.000. 0. 0. 0. -. 0. 012.CORSI,.Rob. 14. 3. 11. 0. 1.000. 0. 5. 2. .714. 0. 038.SCHACK,.Jarrett. 9. 9. 0. 0. 1.000. 0. 0. 0. -. 0. 037.LISOJO,.Juan. 8. 8. 0. 0. 1.000. 0. 0. 0. -. 0. 030.FASANO,.Ryan. 7. 1. 6. 0. 1.000. 0. 3. 2. .600. 0. 034.BEARD,.Willie. 5. 1. 4. 0. 1.000. 0. 4. 3. .571. 0. 048.CAMPBELL,.Sean. 2. 1. 1. 0. 1.000. 0. 2. 0. 1.000. 0. 022.ELSING,.Jerry. 2. 1. 1. 0. 1.000. 1. 0. 0. -. 0. 031.OLSEN,.Justin. 1. 1. 0. 0. 1.000. 0. 0. 0. -. 0. 036.ZAVALA,.Michael. 147. 129. 17. 1. .993. 1. 31. 7. .816. 1. 0.1.MELILLO,.Jeff. 198. 172. 24. 2. .990. 0. 31. 14. .689. 2. 0.2.BOYKIN,.Brandon. 80. 79. 0. 1. .988. 0. 0. 0. -. 0. 040.HOERMANN,.Bill. 306. 286. 16. 4. .987. 13. 0. 0. -. 0. 018.HOPKINS,.Russ. 234. 182. 46. 6. .974. 11. 0. 0. -. 0. 015.SMOROL,.Rob. 30. 6. 23. 1. .967. 1. 18. 8. .692. 0. 043.GEBLER,.Tyler. 27. 4. 22. 1. .963. 0. 8. 5. .615. 0. 0.6.LANG,.Michael. 130. 119. 6. 5. .962. 0. 0. 0. -. 0. 0.5.FAVATELLA,.Nick. 181. 77. 97. 7. .961. 17. 0. 0. -. 0. 016.PERRINE,.Dan. 97. 33. 60. 4. .959. 9. 0. 0. -. 0. 025.ANDERSON,.D.J.. 95. 17. 72. 6. .937. 3. 0. 0. -. 0. 041.NYISZTOR,.Steve. 66. 23. 37. 6. .909. 5. 0. 0. -. 0. 011.SWEENEY,.Pat. 118. 33. 74. 11. .907. 9. 0. 0. -. 0. 0.7.D’ANNUNZIO,.Joe. 20. 18. 0. 2. .900. 0. 0. 0. -. 0. 027.ROE,.Nathaniel. 15. 2. 11. 2. .867. 2. 18. 4. .818. 0. 0.8.O’NEILL,.Dan. 6. 2. 3. 1. .833. 0. 3. 0. 1.000. 0. 035.ESPOSITO,.Joe. 5. 2. 1. 2. .600. 0. 0. 1. .000. 0. 045.LASKY,.Charlie. 0. 0. 0. 0. .000. 0. 1. 0. 1.000. 0. 029.McCUE,.Slater. 0. 0. 0. 0. .000. 0. 0. 0. -. 0. 032.PIMENTEL,.Evan. 0. 0. 0. 0. .000. 0. 0. 0. -. 0. 044.HASTY,.Sam. 0. 0. 0. 0. .000. 0. 0. 0. -. 0. 0

Totals. 1964. 1363. 539. 62. .968. 29. 62. 25. .713. 3. 0

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fordhamApril.10.|.Bainton.Field

Location:.................................................................................................... Bronx,.N.Y.Founded:...............................................................................................................1841Enrollment:........................................................................................................7,994President:............................................................................Joseph.McShane,.SJExec. Director of Athletics:...............................................Frank.McLaughlinConference:.............................................................................................Atlantic.10Home Field:............................ Houlihan.Park.at.Jack.Coffey.Field.(1,000)Head Coach:......................................................Kevin.Leighton.(First.Season)Nickname:...........................................................................................................Rams2011 Record:..............................................................................................31-23-12011 Conference Record:........................................................12-11-1.(8th)Web site:................................................................................ fordhamsports.com

delaWareApril.24,.May.16.|.Bainton.Field,.Bob.Hannah.Stadium

Location:.................................................................................................Newark,.Del.Founded:...............................................................................................................1743Enrollment:.....................................................................................................16,000President:.............................................................................Dr..Patrick.T..HarkerAthletic Director:........................................................................... Bernard.MuirConference:.........................................................Colonial.Athletic.AssociationHome Field:.......................................................Bob.Hannah.Stadium.(1,300)Head Coach:....................................................... Jim.Sherman.(12th.Season)Nickname:..................................................................................................Blue.Hens2011 Record:..................................................................................................27-262011 Conference Record:........................................................ 16-14.(T-5th)Web site:............................................................................................. bluehens.com

florIda Gulf coastMarch.13-14.|.Swanson.Stadium

Location:.......................................................................................... Fort.Myers,.Fla.Founded:...............................................................................................................1997Enrollment:.....................................................................................................13,000President:........................................................................... Dr..Wilson.BradshawAthletic Director:..........................................................................Ken.KavanaghConference:...........................................................................................Atlantic.SunHome Field:..............................................................Swanson.Stadium.(1,500)Head Coach:............................................................ Dave.Tollet.(10th.Season)Nickname:..........................................................................................................Eagles2011 Record:..................................................................................................27-282011 Conference Record:............................................................ 16-14.(7th)Web site:................................................................................. FCGUAthletics.com

GeorGIa techMarch.2-4.|.Russ.Chandler.Stadium

Location:...................................................................................................Atlanta,.Ga.Founded:...............................................................................................................1885Enrollment:.....................................................................................................20,291President:.......................................................................Dr..G.P..“Bud”.PetersonDirector of Athletics:...............................................................Dan.RadakovichConference:.......................................................................................Atlantic.CoastHome Field:..................................................Russ.Chandler.Stadium.(4,157)Head Coach:............................................................. Danny.Hall.(25th.Season)Nickname:........................................................................................ Yellow.Jackets2011 Record:..................................................................................................42-212011 Conference Record:............................................................22-8.(T-1st)Web site:................................................................................ RamblinWreck.com

hofstraMay.1.|.Bainton.Field

Location:........................................................................................Hempstead,.N.Y.Founded:...............................................................................................................1935Enrollment:.....................................................................................................12,000President:...................................................................................Stuart.RabinowitzDirector of Athletics:........................................................................ Jack.HayesConference:.........................................................Colonial.Athletic.AssociationHome Field:........................................................................ University.Field.(600)Head Coach:.......................................... John.Russo.(Interim,.First.Season)Nickname:............................................................................................................ Pride2011 Record:..................................................................................................15-322011 Conference Record:........................................................ 12-18.(T-8th)Web site:............................................................................................gohofstra.com

IonaMay.2.|.Bainton.Field

Location:....................................................................................New.Rochelle,.N.Y.Founded:...............................................................................................................1940Enrollment:........................................................................................................3,322President:..............................................................................Br..James.A..LiguoriAthletic Director:.............................................................Eugene.Marshall,.Jr.Conference:.................................................................... Metro.Atlantic.AthleticHome Field:........................................................................... Salesian.Field.(500)Head Coach:........................................................ Pat.Carey.(Seventh.Season)Nickname:............................................................................................................Gaels2011 Record:..................................................................................................17-342011 Conference Record:............................................................... 7-17.(7th)Web site:................................................................................................. icgaels.com

columbIaApril.4.|.Robertson.Field.at.Satow.Stadium

Location:............................................................................................New.York,.N.Y.Founded:...............................................................................................................1754Enrollment:........................................................................................................7,637President:........................................................................................Lee.C..BollingerAthletic Director:..........................................................Dr..M..Dianne.MurphyConference:...............................................................................................Ivy.LeagueHome Field:................................Robertson.Field.at.Satow.Stadium.(600)Head Coach:.................................................. Brett.Boretti.(Seventh.Season)Nickname:............................................................................................................ Lions2011 Record:..................................................................................................19-252011 Conference Record:............................................................9-11.(T-5th)Web site:.............................................................................. gocolumbialions.com

florIda atlantIcMarch.9-11.|.FAU.Stadium

Location:......................................................................................... Boca.Raton,.Fla.Founded:...............................................................................................................1961Enrollment:.....................................................................................................28,000President:............................................................................Mary.Jane.SaundersAthletic Director:...........................................................................Craig.AngelosConference:...................................................................................................Sun.BeltHome Field:........................................................................FAU.Stadium.(2,000)Head Coach:.................................................John.McCormack.(4th.Season)Nickname:............................................................................................................. Owls2011 Record:..................................................................................................32-252011 Conference Record:........................................................ 17-13.(T-4th)Web site:............................................................................................fausports.com

41

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prIncetonApril.3.|.Bainton.Field

Location:............................................................................................ Princeton,.N.J.Founded:...............................................................................................................1746Enrollment:........................................................................................................5,113President:............................................................................... Shirley.M..TilghmanAthletic Director:............................................................................Gary.WaltersConference:...............................................................................................Ivy.LeagueHome Field:............................................................................... Clarke.Field.(500)Head Coach:....................................................... Scott.Bradley.(15th.Season)Nickname:.......................................................................................................... Tigers2011 Record:..................................................................................................23-242011 Conference Record:................................................................15-5.(1st)Web site:.......................................................................... goprincetontigers.com

mIamI (fl)Feb..17-19.|.Alex.Rodriguez.Park

Location:....................................................................................... Coral.Gables,.Fla.Founded:...............................................................................................................1925Enrollment:.....................................................................................................14,078President:............................................................................. Dr..Donna.E..ShalalaDirector of Athletics:................................................................Shawn.EichorstConference:.......................................................................................Atlantic.CoastHome Field:.................Alex.Rodriguez.Park.at.Mark.Light.Field.(3,678)Head Coach:............................................................ Jim.Morris.(19th.Season)Nickname:................................................................................................Hurricanes2011 Record:..................................................................................................38-232011 Conference Record:............................................................ 19-10.(4th)Web site:..............................................................................hurricanesports.com

monmouthApril.17.|.MU.Baseball.Field

Location:.........................................................................West.Long.Branch,.N.J.Founded:...............................................................................................................1933Enrollment:........................................................................................................4,500President:..................................................................................... Paul.G..Gaffney.IIVice President and Director of Athletics:..............Dr..Marilyn.McNeilConference:...............................................................................................NortheastHome Field:..................................................................MU.Baseball.Field.(500)Head Coach:........................................................Dean.Ehehalt.(21st.Season)Nickname:......................................................................................................... Hawks2011 Record:..................................................................................................36-192011 Conference Record:................................................................25-7.(1st)Web site:.................................................................................... GoMUHawks.com

old domInIonFeb..24-26.|.Bud.Metheny.Baseball.Complex

Location:................................................................................................... Norfolk,.Va.Founded:...............................................................................................................1930Enrollment:.....................................................................................................24,466President:...................................................................................John.R..BroderickAthletic Director:.........................................................................Dr..Wood.SeligConference:.........................................................Colonial.Athletic.AssociationHome Field:.................................Bud.Metheny.Baseball.Complex.(2,500)Head Coach:.......................................................Chris.Finwood.(First.Season)Nickname:..................................................................................................Monarchs2011 Record:..................................................................................................30-262011 Conference Record:........................................................... 19-11.(2nd)Web site:.......................................................................................... odusports.com

rIderMarch.21.|.Bainton.Field

Location:.....................................................................................Lawrenceville,.N.J.Founded:...............................................................................................................1865Enrollment:........................................................................................................4,675President:......................................................................Dr..Mordechai.RozanskiDirector of Athletics:.....................................................................Don.HarnumConference:.................................................................... Metro.Atlantic.AthleticHome Field:............................................................ Sonny.Pittaro.Field.(2,000)Head Coach:.........................................................Barry.Davis.(Eighth.Season)Nickname:........................................................................................................Broncs2011 Record:..................................................................................................33-182011 Conference Record:.............................................................. 16-7.(2nd)Web site:............................................................................................ gobroncs.com

stetsonMarch.16-18.|.Conrad.Park

Location:..................................................................................................DeLand,.Fla.Founded:...............................................................................................................1883Enrollment:........................................................................................................2,741President:................................................................................ Dr..Wendy.B..LibbyAthletic Director:....................................................................................Jeff.AltierConference:...........................................................................................Atlantic.SunHome Field:....................................Melching.Field.at.Conrad.Park.(2,500)Head Coach:.............................................................Pete.Dunn.(33rd.Season)Nickname:.......................................................................................................Hatters2011 Record:..................................................................................................43-202011 Conference Record:................................................................23-7.(1st)Web site:........................................................................................... gohatters.com

WaGnerMarch.28.|.Bainton.Field

Location:..................................................................................... Staten.Island,.N.Y.Founded:...............................................................................................................1883Enrollment:........................................................................................................2,000President:........................................................................... .Dr..Richard.GuarasciAthletic Director:.......................................................................... .Walt.HamelinConference:...............................................................................................NortheastHome Field:................................ Richmond.County.Bank.Ballpark.(6,900)Head Coach:...........................................................................................Jim.CaroneNickname:.................................................................................................. Seahawks2011 Record:..................................................................................................18-332011 Conference Record:............................................................ 12-20.(6th)Web site:.............................................................................. wagnerathletics.com

lafayetteApril.18.|.Bainton.Field

Location:.................................................................................................... Easton,.Pa.Founded:...............................................................................................................1826Enrollment:........................................................................................................2,406President:.......................................................................................Daniel.H..WeissAthletic Director:............................................................... Bruce.McCutcheonConference:..................................................................................... Patriot.LeagueHome Field:.....................................................................Kamine.Stadium.(500)Head Coach:.............................................................Joe.Kinney.(13th.Season)Nickname:................................................................................................... Leopards2011 Record:..................................................................................................18-302011 Conference Record:........................................................ 10-10.(T-3rd)Web site:........................................................................................ goleopards.com

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connectIcutApril.20-22.|.J.O..Christian.Field

Location:...................................................Storrs,.Conn.Founded:.................................................................. 1881Enrollment:.........................................................17,345President:.............................................. Susan.HerbstInterim Director of Athletics:.....Paul.PendergastHome Field:............... J.O..Christian.Field.(2,000)Head Coach:..........Jim.Penders.(Ninth.Season)Nickname:........................................................... HuskiesLettermen Returning/Lost:.....................17/102011 Record:.................................................45-20-12011 Conference Record:..................22-5.(1st)2011 Team Batting Avg.:.................................3092011 Team ERA:..................................................3.14Baseball Contact:.............................Brendan.FlynnEmail:............................brendan.s.flynn@uconn.eduWeb site:....................................UConnHuskies.com

pIttsburGhMay.5-6.|.Bainton.Field

Location:............................................... Pittsburgh,.Pa.Founded:.................................................................. 1787Enrollment:.........................................................28,328Chancellor:.............................Mark.A..NordenbergAthletic Director:.................... Steve.C..PedersonHome Field:.......Petersen.Sports.Complex.(1,000)Head Coach:........... Joe.Jordano.(15th.Season)Nickname:........................................................PanthersLettermen Returning/Lost:.....................15/112011 Record:..................................................... 33-232011 Conference Record:..............16-11.(3rd)2011 Team Batting Avg.:.................................3072011 Team ERA:..................................................4.19Baseball Contact:..............................Matt.JacksonEmail:...........................mjackson@athletics.pitt.eduWeb site:......................... pittsburghpanthers.com

BIG EAST OppOnEnTS

cIncInnatIApril.27-29.|.Marge.Schott.Stadium

Location:.............................................. Cincinnati,.OhioFounded:.................................................................. 1819Enrollment:.........................................................42,421President:.........................Dr..Gregory.H..WilliamsAthletic Director:..............................Whit.BabcockHome Field:.....Marge.Schott.Stadium.(3,085)Head Coach:............Brian.Cleary.(17th.Season)Nickname:........................................................BearcatsLettermen Returning/Lost:........................19/72011 Record:..................................................... 30-272011 Conference Record:...........14-13.(T-4th)2011 Team Batting Avg.:.................................2852011 Team ERA:..................................................4.67Baseball Contact:.....................................Jeff.GeiserEmail:................................................jeff.geiser@uc.eduWeb site:...........................................gobearcats.com

notre dameMay.11-13.|.Frank.Eck.Stadium

Location:..........................................Notre.Dame,.Ind.Founded:.................................................................. 1842Enrollment:............................................................ 8,437President:................... Rev..John.I..Jenkins,.C.S.C.Athletics Director:.........................Jack.SwarbrickHome Field:...............Frank.Eck.Stadium.(2,500)Head Coach:...............Mik.Aoki.(Second.Season)Nickname:.................................................Fighting.IrishLettermen Returning/Lost:.....................17/132011 Record:.................................................23-29-12011 Conference Record:.............. 13-13.(8th)2011 Team Batting Avg.:.................................2392011 Team ERA:..................................................3.42Baseball Contact:........................Michael.BertschEmail:...............................................mbertsc1@nd.eduWeb site:............................................................und.com

st. John’sApril.5-7.|.Bainton.Field

Location:....................................................Queens,.N.Y.Founded:.................................................................. 1870Enrollment:.........................................................20,352President:........ Rev..Donald.J..Harrington,.C.M.Athletic Director:.......................... .Chris.MonaschHome Field:..........Jack.Kaiser.Stadium.(3,500)Head Coach:...... Ed.Blankmeyer.(17th.Season)Nickname:.....................................................Red.StormLettermen Returning/Lost:.....................18/102011 Record:..................................................... 36-222011 Conference Record:.................18-8.(2nd)2011 Team Batting Avg.:.................................2832011 Team ERA:..................................................4.06Baseball SID:...............................................Tim.BrownEmail:....................................... brownt1@stjohns.eduWeb site:.................................redstormsports.com

seton hallMarch.23-25.|.Owen.T..Carroll.Field

Location:...................................... South.Orange,.N.J.Founded:.................................................................. 1856Enrollment:............................................................ 9,700President:.............................Dr..A..Gabriel.Esteban.Director of Athletics:..................Patrick.G..LyonsHome Field:...........Owen.T..Carroll.Field.(1,000)Head Coach:.......Rob.Sheppard.(Ninth.Season)Nickname:.............................................................PiratesLettermen Returning/Lost:........................25/92011 Record:..................................................... 34-252011 Conference Record:...........14-13.(T-4th)2011 Team Batting Avg.:.................................2462011 Team ERA:..................................................2.68Baseball SID:.......................................Matt.SweeneyEmail:...........................matthew.sweeney@shu.eduWeb site:............................................ shupirates.com

West VIrGInIaApril.13-15.|.Bainton.Field

Location:....................................Morgantown,.W.Va.Founded:.................................................................. 1867Enrollment:.........................................................29,617President:..........................Dr..James.P..ClementsDirector of Athletics:.............................Oliver.LuckHome Field:............................ Hawley.Field.(2,500)Head Coach:.......Greg.Van.Zant.(18th.Season)Nickname:..............................................MountaineersLettermen Returning/Lost:.....................14/152011 Record:..................................................... 28-272011 Conference Record:...........14-13.(T-4th)2011 Team Batting Avg.:.................................3002011 Team ERA:..................................................5.07Baseball SID:............................................Grant.DoveyEmail:.............................. grant.dovey@mail.wvu.eduWeb site:.................................MSNsportsNET.com

GeorGetoWnMarch.30-April.1.|.Shirley.Povich.Field

Location:..........................................Washington,.D.C.Founded:.................................................................. 1789Enrollment:............................................................ 7,000President:...........................................John.J..DeGioiaAthletic Director:........................................Lee.ReedHome Field:..............Shirley.Povich.Field.(1,500)Head Coach:..................Pete.Wilk.(13th.Season)Nickname:...............................................................Hoyas2011 Record:..................................................... 23-332011 Conference Record:..............................5-222011 Team Batting Avg.:.................................2732011 Team ERA:..................................................4.96Baseball SID:...............................................Mex.CareyEmail:................................mbc32@georgetown.eduWeb site:..................................................guhoyas.com

VIllanoVaMay.17-19.|.Bainton.Field

Location:................................................... Villanova,.Pa.Founded:.................................................................. 1842Enrollment:............................................................ 6,240President:...........Rev..Peter.M..Donohue,.O.S.A.Athletic Director:............................ Vince.NicastroHome Field:........Villanova.Ballpark.at.Plymouth.(750)Head Coach:..................Joe.Godri.(11th.Season)Nickname:.........................................................WildcatsLettermen Returning/Lost:.....................22/102011 Record:..................................................... 20-322011 Conference Record:.............. 7-20.(11th)2011 Team Batting Avg.:.................................2702011 Team ERA:..................................................5.17Baseball SID:....................................... David.BermanEmail:...........................david.berman@villanova.eduWeb site:..................................................villanova.com

43

BIG EAST COnFEREnCE

The.2011-12.academic.year.is.the.33rd.in.the.history.of.The.BIG.EAST.Confer-ence.as.the.unique.consortium.marches.on.competing.at.the.highest.level.with.integrity.and.sportsmanship.

The.BIG.EAST.has.gone.through.membership.changes.since.its.birth,.but.the.2011-12.year.marks.the.conference’s.seventh.straight.with.the.same.16-mem-ber.group,.making.for.the.nation’s.largest.Division.I-A.conference.

The.BIG.EAST.Conference’s.goals.have.always.been.the.same..The.outstanding.performances.of.the.student-athletes.at.BIG.EAST.schools.are.evidence.of.the.league’s.proud.tradition.of.success..The.league.has.always.been.able.to.boast.that.many.of.its.best.students.are.also.its.best.athletes..The.2010-11.year.was.no.different.

Seven.BIG.EAST.student-athletes.were.named.NCAA.Postgraduate.Scholarship.winners,.while.22.earned.Capital.One.Academic.All-America.recognition..Maya.Moore,. Connecticut’s. women’s. basketball. standout,. won. the. NCAA. Honda-Broderick.Cup.as.the.nation’s. top. female.student-athlete.and.was.chosen.as.the.Capital.One.Academic.All-America.of.the.Year.

In.the.athletic.arena,.BIG.EAST.student-athletes.again.enjoyed.success.on.the.national.stage..The.Connecticut.men’s.basketball. team.won. its. third.national.championship,.completing.a.magical.run.through.five.games.of.the.BIG.EAST.Championship. and. six.wins. in. the.NCAA. tournament.. The.Villanova.women’s.cross.country.team.won.the.NCAA.title. for.the.second.straight.year.and.the.ninth.time.overall..The.Notre.Dame.women’s.soccer.team.won.its.third.NCAA.title,.while.BIG.EAST.teams.reached.national.championship.games.in.women’s.basketball.(Notre.Dame).and.men’s.soccer.(Louisville).

The.BIG.EAST.placed.two.teams.in.the.NCAA.Women’s.Final.Four.for.the.sec-ond.time.in.the.last.three.years.as.Connecticut.joined.Notre.Dame.in.Indianapo-lis,.capping.a.season.in.which.the.Huskies.extended.their.NCAA-record.winning.streak.to.90.games.

Individually,.BIG.EAST.student-athletes.won.five.NCAA.championships,.including.an.unprecedented.four.by.Villanova’s.Sheila.Reid..Reid.was.the.2010.individual.cross.country.champion,.a.member.of. the.Wildcats’.winning. indoor.distance.medley.relay.team.and.won.the.5,000-.and.1,500-meter.titles.in.outdoor.track.&.field..Louisville’s.Matt.Hughes,.meanwhile,.repeated.as.the.NCAA.champion.in.the.3,000-meter.steeplechase.at.the.NCAA.outdoor.meet.

Moore.and.Reid.joined.Notre.Dame.soccer.standout.Melissa.Henderson.as.win-ners.of.Honda.Sports.Awards.as.the.top.performers.in.their.respective.sports..Moore.also.became.the.first.three-time.winner.of.the.Wade.Trophy.as.the.na-tion’s.top.women’s.basketball.player.and.joined.Villanova.lacrosse.player.Brian.Karalunas.as.winners.of.the.Lowe’s.Senior.CLASS.Award.

BIG. EAST. football.maintained. its. national. profile. as. a. competitively. balanced.group..Connecticut.claimed.the.league’s.Bowl.Championship.Series.bid.for.the.first.time.as.the.Huskies.shared.the.conference.title.with.Pittsburgh.and.West.Virginia..Six.of.the.league’s.eight.squads.went.to.bowl.games.and.helped.the.BIG.EAST.post.a.4-2.bowl.record.for.the.second.straight.year.

The.BIG.EAST.became.the.nation’s.largest.Division.I-A.conference.in.2005-06.when.five.new.members.began.competing.–.the.University.of.Cincinnati,.DePaul.

University,.the.University.of.Louisville,.Marquette.University.and.the.University.of.South.Florida..

BIG.EAST.institutions.reside.in.nine.of.the.nation’s.top.35.largest.media.mar-kets,. including. New. York,. Chicago,. Philadelphia,. Washington,. D.C.,. Tampa,.Pittsburgh,. Hartford,. Cincinnati. and.Milwaukee..With. its. newest.members,.BIG. EAST.markets. contain. almost. one-fourth. of. all. television. households. in.the.U.S..When.Texas.Christian.University.joins.the.conference.in.the.2012-13.academic.year,.the.conference.will.have.a.footprint.in.30.percent.of.the.na-tion’s.television.households.

Since. opening. its. doors. in. 1979,. the. league. has.won. 31. national. champi-onships. in.six.different.sports.and.133.student-athletes.have.won. individual.national.titles.

In.2003-04,.Connecticut.became.the. first.school. in.NCAA.history. to.win. the.men’s.and.women’s.NCAA.basketball.titles.in.the.same.season..In.’02-03,.the.BIG.EAST.became.the.first.conference. in.NCAA.history.to.win.the.men’s.and.women’s.titles.in.the.same.year.when.the.Syracuse.men.and.the.Connecticut.women.captured.their.respective.national.championships..In.men’s.basketball,.BIG.EAST.squads.have.won.four.of.the.last.13.NCAA.championships..BIG.EAST.women’s.teams.have.taken.seven.of.the.last.12.NCAA.titles.

Proactive.movement.has.been.a.signature.strategy.for.the.conference.that.was.born.in.1979..The.BIG.EAST.continually.turns.challenges.into.opportunities.to.become.stronger..The.conference.currently.crowns.champions.in.24.sports..

The.BIG.EAST.became.a.reality.on.May.31,.1979,.following.a.meeting.of.ath-letic.directors.from.Providence.College,.St..John’s,.Georgetown.and.Syracuse.universities..Seton.Hall,.Connecticut.and.Boston.College.completed.the.original.seven.school.alliance.

While.the.membership.has.both.increased.and.changed,.the.focus.of.the.BIG.EAST.has.not.wavered..The.conference.reflects.a.tradition.of.broad.based.pro-grams,.led.by.administrators.and.coaches.who.place.a.constant.emphasis.on.academic.integrity..Its.student.athletes.own.significantly.high.graduation.rates.and. their. record.of. scholastic. achievement.notably. show.a.balance.between.intercollegiate.athletics.and.academics.

Any. successful. organization. has. had. the. good. fortune. to. have. outstanding.leadership..The.BIG.EAST.primarily.was.the.brainchild.of.Dave.Gavitt,.who.was.the. conference’s. first. Commissioner..Michael. Tranghese,. the. league’s. first.full-time. employee,. and. for.11. years. the. associate. to.Gavitt,. became.Com-missioner.in.1990..In.his.first.year,.he.administered.the.formation.of.The.BIG.EAST.Football.Conference.

John.Marinatto,.who.had.served.as.senior.asso-ciate.commissioner,.moved.into.the.Commission-er’s.chair.in.2009.and.has.continued.to.steer.the.conference.on.its.path.of.success..

The.league.has.long.been.considered.a.leader.in.innovative. concepts. in. promotion. and. publicity,.particularly. regarding. television.. Those. efforts.have. resulted. in. unparalleled. visibility. for. BIG.EAST. student. athletes.. The. conference. has. en-joyed.longstanding.relationships.with.CBS,.ESPN,.Inc..and.ABC.

BIG. EAST. men’s. basketball. games. are. regular.sellouts. at. campus.and.major. public. arenas,. including. the.annual.men’s.BIG.EAST.Championship.in.Madison.Square.Garden..The.women’s.basketball.cham-pionship.has.led.all.conferences.in.attendance.for.the.past.eight.years..Atten-dance.figures.also.are.significant.in.soccer.and.baseball.

The.BIG.EAST.has.its.headquarters.in.Providence.where.the.conference.admin-isters.to.more.than.5,500.student-athletes.

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2012 BIG EAST ChAMpIOnShIpBright.House.Field. in.Clearwater,.Fla.,. is.the.site.of.the.2012.BIG.EAST.Conference.Baseball.Championship..It.is.a.familiar.site.for.BIG.EAST.fans,.as.Bright.House.Networks.Field.previously.hosted.the.2006,.2008,.2009,.2010.and.2011.BIG.EAST.Championship.

Regarded.as.one.of. the.top.minor. league.playing. facilities. in. the.nation,.Bright. House.Networks. Field. serves. as. the. spring. training. site. for. the.Philadelphia.Phillies,.and. it.has.housed.the.Phillies’.Florida.State.League.affiliate.Clearwater.Threshers.since.the.facility.opened.in.2004.

The.stadium’s.seating.capacity.is.8,500,.which.includes.7,000.fixed.seats..The.outfield.dimensions.measure.329.feet.down.the.leftfield.line,.408.feet.to.center,.and.330.down.the.rightfield.line..The.$25.million.facility.features.a.360-degree.main.concourse,.grass.berm.seating,.group.picnic.areas,.a.children’s.play.area.and.a.state-of-the-art.video.scoreboard..

The.2011.BIG.EAST.Conference.Baseball.Championship.will. take.place.May.25-29,.with.the.top.eight.teams.in.the.regular.season.standings.quali-fying..The.winner.of.the.BIG.EAST.Championship.receives.the.conference’s.automatic.bid.to.the.NCAA.Championship.

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fInal 2011 bIG east standInGs. . BIG EAST OVERALL W-L PCT. H A W-L-T PCT. H A N STREAK.Connecticut.(18/24).#*.22-5.. .815.. 13-2.. 9-3.. 45-20-1.. .692.. 17-3-1.. 22-8.. 6-9.. L2St..John’s.*.. 18-8.. .692.. 13-1.. 5-7.. 36-22.. .621.. 18-2.. 11-16.. 7-4.. L2Pittsburgh.*.. 16-11.. .593.. 12-3.. 4-8.. 33-23.. .589.. 18-7.. 9-11.. 6-5.. L2West.Virginia.*.. 14-13.. .519.. 8-4.. 6-9.. 28-27.. .509.. 19-8.. 6-12.. 3-7.. L2Seton.Hall.&*.. 14-13.. .519.. 8-4.. 6-9.. 34-25.. .576.. 13-6.. 11-16.. 7-3.. L2Louisville.*.. 14-13.. .519.. 9-3.. 5-10.. 32-29.. .525.. 17-13.. 9-14.. 6-2.. L1Cincinnati.*.. 14-13.. .519.. 7-5.. 7-8.. 30-27.. .526.. 19-11.. 9-11.. 2-5.. L2Notre.Dame.*.. 13-13.. .500.. 9-6.. 4-7.. 23-29-1.. .443.. 11-9.. 5-11.. 7-9-1.. L1USF.. 13-14.. .481.. 8-4.. 5-10.. 25-29.. .463.. 17-11.. 8-17.. 0-1.. W2Rutgers.. 11-16.. .407.. 7-8.. 4-8.. 20-30.. .400.. 10-10.. 7-18.. 3-2.. L1Villanova.. 7-20.. .259.. 6-9.. 1-11.. 20-32.. .385.. 12-13.. 7-17.. 1-2.. L2Georgetown.. 5-22.. .185.. 4-8.. 1-14.. 23-33.. .411.. 12-8.. 4-22.. 7-3.. L6

*Qualified.for.BIG.EAST.Championship;.#.BIG.EAST.Regular-Season.Champion;.&.BIG.EAST.Tournament.Champion(Rankings.in.May.30.Baseball.America.Poll.followed.by.rankings.in.May.30.USA.Today.Coaches’.Poll)

ALL-BIG EAST FIRST TEAMP.Matt.Barnes,.Connecticut,.Jr.*P.Justin.Amlung,.Louisville,.So.P.Kyle.Hansen,.St..John’s,.So.P.Joe.DiRocco,.Seton.Hall,.Sr.C.Kevan.Smith,.Pittsburgh,.Sr.*1B.David.Chester,.Pittsburgh,.Sr.2B.Ryan.Wright,.Louisville,.Jr.3B.Jonathan.Koscso,.USF,.Sr.SS.Joe.Panik,.St..John’s,.Jr.OF.Justin.Riddell,.Cincinnati,.Sr.OF.George.Springer,.Connecticut,.Jr.*OF.Rand.Ravnaas,.Georgetown,.Jr.OF.Jeremy.Baltz,.St..John’s,.So.DH.Jeremy.Gum,.West.Virginia,.Sr.*.denotes.unanimous.selection

ALL-BIG EAST SECOND TEAMP.Greg.Nappo,.Connecticut,.Sr.P.Matt.Iannazzo,.Pittsburgh,.Jr.P.Randy.Fontanez,.USF,.Sr.P.Kevin.Quackenbush,.USF,.Sr.C.Doug.Elliot,.Connecticut,.Sr.1B.Mike.Nemeth,.Connecticut,.Sr.2B.LJ.Mazzilli,.Connecticut,.So.3B.Ryan.Fuller,.Connecticut,.Jr.SS.Nick.Ahmed,.Connecticut,.Jr.OF.Stewart.Ijames,.Louisville,.Jr.OF.John.Schultz,.Pittsburgh,.Sr.OF Michael Lang, Rutgers, Sr.DH.Justin.Glass,.Cincinnati,.Fr......

ALL-BIG EAST THIRD TEAMP.Kevin.Vance,.Connecticut,.Jr.P.Tony.Zych,.Louisville,.Jr.P.Brian.Dupra,.Notre.Dame,.Sr.C.Erick.Fernandez,.Georgetown,.Sr.1B.Trey.Mancini,.Notre.Dame,.Fr.1B.Paul.Karmas,.St..John’s,.Sr.3B.Sean.Lamont,.Georgetown,.Sr.SS.Grant.Buckner,.West.Virginia,.Sr.OF.Braden.Kline,.Cincinnati,.Fr.OF.John.Andreoli,.Connecticut,.Jr.OF.Casey.Roche,.Pittsburgh,.Fr.DH.Tim.Martin,.Connecticut,.Jr.DH.Anthony.Defabio,.Pittsburgh,.Jr

PLAYER OF THE YEARGeorge.Springer,.OF,.Connecticut

PITCHER OF THE YEARMatt.Barnes,.RHP,.Connecticut.

ROOKIE OF THE YEARTrey.Mancini,.1B,.Notre.Dame

COACH OF THE YEARJim.Penders,.Connecticut

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BIG EAST COMpOSITE SChEdULEFEBRUARY.17. Louisville.vs..Minnesota. 10:00.a.m.. USF.vs..Ohio.State. 10:00.a.m.. West.Virginia.vs..Northwestern. 10:00.a.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Purdue. 1:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.vs..Iowa. 1:00.p.m.. Notre.Dame.vs..Illinois. 1:00.p.m.. Georgetown.at.Charleston.Southern. 2:00.p.m.. Connecticut.vs..Indiana. 4:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.vs..Penn.State. 4:00.p.m.. St..John’s.vs..Michigan.State. 4:00.p.m.. Villanova.at.Arkansas. 4:05.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Miami. 7:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.vs..Michigan. 7:30.p.m.18. Connecticut.vs..Purdue. 10:00.a.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Indiana. 10:00.a.m.. Notre.Dame.vs..Iowa. 10:00.a.m.. Seton.Hall.at.Michigan. 1:00.p.m.. St..John’s.vs..Minnesota. 1:00.p.m.. USF.vs..Michigan.State. 1:00.p.m.. Georgetown.at.Charleston.Southern. 2:00.p.m.. Villanova.at.Arkansas. 2:05.p.m.. Louisville.vs..Illinois. 4:00.p.m.. West.Virginia.vs..Penn.State. 4:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.vs..Northwestern. 4:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.vs..Ohio.State. 7:30.p.m... Rutgers.at.Miami. 7:00.p.m.19. West.Virginia.vs..Iowa. 8:45.a.m.. Louisville.vs..Michigan.State. 10:00.a.m.. St..John’s.vs..Illinois. 10:00.a.m.. Notre.Dame.vs..Purdue. 10:00.a.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Penn.State. 10:00.a.m.. West.Virginia.vs..Michigan. 12:30.p.m.. USF.vs..Minnesota. 1:00.p.m.. Connecticut.vs..Ohio.State. 1:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.vs..Northwestern. 1:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.vs..Indiana. 1:00.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Miami. 1:00.p.m.. Georgetown.at.Charleston.Southern. 1:30.p.m.. Villanova.at.Arkansas. 2:05.p.m.22. Coppin.State.at.Georgetown. 2:00.p.m.. Eastern.Kentucky.at.Louisville. 3:00.p.m.. North.Florida.at.USF. TBA24. Cincinnati.vs..Georgetown. 10:00.a.m.. West.Virginia.vs..Virginia.Tech. Noon. Connecticut.vs..Xavier. 1:00.p.m.. Villanova.at.Norfolk.State. 1:00.p.m.. Georgetown.vs..UMBC. 2:00.p.m.. Oakland.University.at.Louisville. 3:00.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Old.Dominion. 3:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.at.Wofford. 4:00.p.m.. St..John’s.at.Texas.Tech. 6:00.p.m.. Bethune-Cookman.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.at.Tennessee. TBA25. Georgetown.vs..UMBC. Noon. Notre.Dame.vs..Hofstra.(DH). 12:05.p.m.. Oakland.University.at.Louisville. 1:00.p.m.. Villanova.at.Norfolk.State. 1:00.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Old.Dominion. 2:00.p.m.. St..John’s.vs..Northern.Illinois. 2:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.at.Wofford. 2:00.p.m.. West.Virginia.vs..N.C..State. 3:00.p.m.. Cincinnati.at.Wake.Forest. 4:00.p.m.. Connecticut.at.College.of.Charleston. 5:00.p.m.. Bethune-Cookman.at.USF. 6:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.at.Tennessee. TBA26. Connecticut.vs..Rhode.Island. 11:00.a.m.. West.Virginia.vs..George.Mason. 11:00.a.m.. Cincinnati.vs..UMBC. Noon. Notre.Dame.vs..Hofstra. 12:05.p.m.. Oakland.University.at.Louisville. 1:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.at.Wofford. 1:00.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Old.Dominion. 1:00.p.m.. Bethune-Cookman.at.USF. 1:00.p.m.. Villanova.at.Norfolk.State. 1:00.p.m.. St..John’s.at.Texas.Tech. 2:00.p.m.. Georgetown.at.Wake.Forest. 4:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.at.Tennessee. TBA28. Eastern.Illinois.at.Louisville. 3:00.p.m.. St..John’s.at.North.Carolina. 3:00.p.m.. USF.at.UCF. 6:30.p.m.29. Georgetown.at.Navy. 2:00.p.m.. St..John’s.at.UNC.Wilmington. 4:00.p.m.

MARCH .1. Morehead.State.at.Louisville. 3:00.p.m.2. Villanova.vs..Chicago.State. 11:00.a.m.. St..John’s.vs..Illinois. Noon. West.Virginia.vs..Nebraska. 12:15.p.m.. Pepperdine.at.Louisville. 3:00.p.m.. Connecticut.vs..Lipscomb. 3:30.p.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Oakland.University. 4:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.at.Coastal.Carolina. 4:00.p.m.. Notre.Dame.at.Texas.State. 7:30.p.m.. Connecticut.at.Mississippi. 7:30.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Georgia.Tech. 4:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.vs..Wright.State. TBA. Georgetown.vs..TBD. TBA3. Seton.Hall.vs..Virginia. Noon. Pepperdine.at.Louisville. 1:00.p.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Oakland.University.(DH). 1:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.vs..Illinois. 1:00.p.m.. St..John’s.at.Coastal.Carolina. 1:30.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Georgia.Tech. 2:00.p.m.. Villanova.at.Northwestern. 2:00.p.m.. Connecticut.at.Mississippi. 3:30.p.m.. Savannah.State.at.USF. 6:00.p.m.. West.Virginia.vs..Minnesota. 6:35.p.m.. Notre.Dame.at.Texas.State. 7:30.p.m.. Georgetown.vs..TBA. TBA4. Seton.Hall.vs..Wright.State. 11:00.a.m.. West.Virginia.vs..New.Mexico.State. 11:00.a.m.. Connecticut.vs..Lipscomb. Noon. St..John’s.vs..Pittsburgh. Noon. Villanova.at.Ohio.State. Noon. Savannah.State.at.USF.(DH). Noon. Rutgers.at.Georgia.Tech.. 1:00.p.m.. Pepperdine.at.Louisville. 1:00.p.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Oakland.University. 1:00.p.m.. Notre.Dame.at.Texas.State. 2:00.p.m.. Villanova.vs..Western.Michigan. 3:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.vs..Virginia. 3:00.p.m.. Georgetown.vs..TBD. TBA5. Georgetown.vs..TBD. TBA6. Villanova.at.Miami.(OH). Noon. Niagara.vs..West.Virginia.(DH). 1:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.vs..Sacred.Heart. 1:00.p.m.. Indiana.at.Louisville. 3:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.vs..Manhattan.College. 3:30.p.m.. Jacksonville.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.. Georgetown.vs..TBD. TBA7. Villanova.vs..Xavier. Noon. Pittsburgh.vs..Sacred.Heart. 1:00.p.m.. St..John’s.at.Fairfield. 3:00.p.m.. Manhattan.College.at.Seton.Hall. 3:30.p.m.. Jacksonville.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.. Georgetown.vs..TBD. TBA8. Pittsburgh.vs..Xavier. Noon. Georgetown.vs..TBD. TBA9. Seton.Hall.vs..Miami.(OH). 1:00.p.m.. Louisville.vs..Oral.Roberts. 2:00.p.m.. Villanova.vs..Maryland-Eastern.Shore. 2:15.p.m.. St..John’s.at.Liberty. 3:00.p.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Chicago.State. 4:00.p.m.. Connecticut.vs..Oklahoma. 5:00.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Florida.Atlantic. 6:30.p.m.. Eastern.Illinois.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.. West.Virginia.vs..Oregon.State. 8:35.p.m.. Georgetown.vs..TBD. TBA10. Pittsburgh.vs..Miami.(OH). 11:00.a.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Chicago.State.(DH). 1:00.p.m.. Villanova.vs..Iona. 1:15.p.m.. Connecticut.vs..Illinois. 2:00.p.m.. West.Virginia.vs..Oklahoma. 2:00.p.m.. Notre.Dame.vs..Michigan. 2:00.p.m.. St..John’s.at.Liberty. 2:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.vs..Akron. 3:00.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Florida.Atlantic. 4:00.p.m.. Louisville.at.Alabama. 5:05.p.m.. Eastern.Illinois.at.USF. 6:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.vs..Michigan.State. 6:00.p.m.. West.Virginia.vs..Oregon. 6:00.p.m.. Connecticut.at.Oregon.State. 7:00.p.m.. Georgetown.vs..TBD. TBA11. Louisville.vs..East.Carolina. 11:00.a.m.. Notre.Dame.vs..LSU. 11:30.a.m.. Pittsburgh.vs..Michigan.State. Noon. St..John’s.at.Liberty. 1:00.p.m.

. Cincinnati.vs..Chicago.State. 1:00.p.m.

. Seton.Hall.vs..Akron. 1:00.p.m.

. Rutgers.at.Florida.Atlantic. 1:00.p.m.

. Eastern.Illinois.at.USF. 1:00.p.m.

. Villanova.vs..Central.Connecticut. 1:15.p.m.

. West.Virginia.vs..Illinois. 2:00.p.m.

. Notre.Dame.at.LSU. 4:00.p.m.

. Connecticut.at.Oregon. 6:00.p.m.

. Georgetown.vs..TBD. TBA12. Connecticut.at.Seattle. 7:00.p.m.. Yale.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.. Notre.Dame.at.LSU. 7:30.p.m.13. Villanova.at.St..Joseph’s. 3:00.p.m.. Eastern.Michigan.at.West.Virginia. 5:00.p.m.. Ole.Miss.at.Louisville. 6:00.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Florida.Gulf.Coast. 6:30.p.m.14. Ole.Miss.at.Louisville. Noon. Eastern.Michigan.at.West.Virginia. 1:00.p.m.. FDU.at.St..John’s. 3:00.p.m.. Georgetown.at.Mt..St..Mary’s. 3:00.p.m.. University.of.the.Sciences.at.Villanova. 3:15.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Florida.Gulf.Coast. 6:30.p.m.. Illinois.State.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.. Notre.Dame.at.Texas-San.Antonio. 7:05.p.m.15. Notre.Dame.vs..Houston.Baptist. 5:05.p.m.16. Seton.Hall.vs..Fordham. Noon. Connecticut.vs..UAB. Noon. Notre.Dame.vs..Kansas. 1:05.p.m.. Georgetown.at.George.Washington. 3:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.vs..Hartford. 3:00.p.m.. Albany.at.St..John’s. 3:00.p.m.. Manhattan.at.West.Virginia. 3:00.p.m.. New.York.Tech.at.Villanova. 3:15.p.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Michigan.State. 4:00.p.m.. Ball.State.at.Louisville. 6:00.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Stetson. 6:30.p.m.. Lafayette.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.17. Albany.at.St..John’s. Noon. Ball.State.at.Louisville. 1:00.p.m.. Connecticut.at.Coastal.Carolina. 1:00.p.m.. Manhattan.at.West.Virginia.(DH). 1:00.p.m.. Notre.Dame.vs..Indiana.State. 1:05.p.m.. Binghamton.at.Villanova. 1:15.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Stetson. 2:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.vs..Maine. 2:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.vs..Hartford. 3:00.p.m.. Georgetown.at.George.Washington. 3:00.p.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Michigan.State. 4:00.p.m.. Lafayette.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.18. Holy.Cross.at.St..John’s. Noon. Manhattan.at.West.Virginia. Noon. Buffalo.at.Villanova. 12:15.p.m.. Ball.State.at.Louisville. 1:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.vs..Hartford. 1:00.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Stetson. 1:00.p.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Michigan.State. 1:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.vs..NJIT. 2:00.p.m.. Georgetown.at.George.Washington. 3:00.p.m.. Lafayette.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.. Connecticut.vs..Michigan. 11:00.p.m.. Notre.Dame.vs..TBA. TBA20. Ohio.State.at.Louisville. 3:00.p.m.. Georgetown.at.George.Mason. 3:00.p.m.. Akron.at.West.Virginia.(DH). 3:00.p.m.. Cincinnati.at.Butler. 3:00.p.m.. Villanova.at.LaSalle. 3:15.p.m.. Seton.Hall.vs..St..Peter’s.College. 4:00.p.m.. Eastern.Michigan.at.Notre.Dame. 5:35.p.m.. UCF.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.21. Rider.at.Rutgers. 3:00.p.m.. Long.Island.at.St..John’s. 3:00.p.m.. Yale.at.Connecticut. 3:00.p.m.. Penn.at.Villanova. 3:15.p.m.. Pittsburgh.at.Penn.State. 3:35.p.m.. Cincinnati.vs..Kentucky. 4:00.p.m.. IPFW.at.Notre.Dame. 5:35.p.m.23. ST..JOHN’S.at.VILLANOVA. 3:15.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 5:00.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.NOTRE.DAME. 5:35.p.m.. CINCINNATI.at.LOUISVILLE. 6:00.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.SETON.HALL. 6:00.p.m.. GEORGETOWN.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.24. CINCINNATI.at.LOUISVILLE. 1:00.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.SETON.HALL. 1:00.p.m.

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BIG EAST COMpOSITE SChEdULE. ST..JOHN’S.at.VILLANOVA. 1:15.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.NOTRE.DAME. 2:05.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 3:00.p.m.. GEORGETOWN.at.USF. 6:00.p.m.25. CONNECTICUT.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. Noon. ST..JOHN’S.at.VILLANOVA. 12:15.p.m.. CINCINNATI.at.LOUISVILLE. 1:00.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.SETON.HALL. 1:00.p.m.. GEORGETOWN.at.USF. 1:00.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.NOTRE.DAME. 1:05.p.m.27. Villanova.at.Penn. 3:00.p.m.. Hartford.at.Connecticut. 3:00.p.m.. Louisville.at.Purdue. 4:00.p.m.. West.Virginia.vs..Morehead.State. 6:00.p.m.. Notre.Dame.at.UIC. 7:05.p.m.. Seton.Hall.at.Rider. TBA28. Wagner.at.Rutgers. 3:00.p.m.. Maryland.at.St..John’s. 3:00.p.m.. Kent.State.at.Pittsburgh. 3:00.p.m.. Cincinnati.at.Dayton. 3:00.p.m.. Central.Connecticut.at.Connecticut. 3:00.p.m.. Lafayette.College.at.Seton.Hall. 4:00.p.m.. Navy.at.Georgetown. 4:00.p.m.30. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.ST..JOHN’S. 3:00.p.m.. SETON.HALL.at.CONNECTICUT. 3:00.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.GEORGETOWN. 3:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.LOUISVILLE. 6:00.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.CINCINNATI. 6:30.p.m.. NOTRE.DAME.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.31. VILLANOVA.at.LOUISVILLE. 1:00.p.m.. SETON.HALL.at.CONNECTICUT. 1:00.p.m.. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.ST..JOHN’S. 1:00.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.GEORGETOWN. 3:00.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.CINCINNATI. 4:00.p.m.. NOTRE.DAME.at.USF. 6:00.p.m.APRIL. .1. VILLANOVA.at.LOUISVILLE. 1:00.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.CINCINNATI. 1:00.p.m.. SETON.HALL.at.CONNECTICUT. 1:00.p.m.. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.ST..JOHN’S. 1:00.p.m.. NOTRE.DAME.at.USF. 1:00.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.GEORGETOWN. 3:00.p.m.2. Connecticut.at.Massachusetts. 3:00.p.m.3. Connecticut.at.Boston.College. 3:00.p.m.. UMBC.at.Georgetown. 3:00.p.m.. St..John’s.at.Wagner. 3:30.p.m.. Princeton.at.Rutgers. 3:30.p.m.. Villanova.vs..TBA. 3:15.p.m.. Toledo.at.Notre.Dame. 5:35.p.m.. Cincinnati.at.Ohio. 6:00.p.m.. Western.Kentucky.at.Louisville. 6:00.p.m.. Stetson.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.4. Youngstown.State.at.Pittsburgh. 3:00.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Columbia. 3:30.p.m.5. NOTRE.DAME.at.SETON.HALL.(DH). 1:00.p.m.. LOUISVILLE.at.GEORGETOWN. 3:00.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.PITTSBURGH. 3:00.p.m.. ST..JOHN’S.at.RUTGERS. 3:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 5:00.p.m.. USF.at.CINCINNATI. 6:30.p.m.6. ST..JOHN’S.at.RUTGERS. 1:00.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.PITTSBURGH. 3:00.p.m.. LOUISVILLE.at.GEORGETOWN. 4:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 5:00.p.m.. USF.at.CINCINNATI. 6:30.p.m.7. LOUISVILLE.at.GEORGETOWN. Noon. ST..JOHN’S.at.RUTGERS. 1:00.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.PITTSBURGH. 1:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 1:00.p.m.. NOTRE.DAME.at.SETON.HALL. 1:00.p.m.. USF.at.CINCINNATI. 1:00.p.m.9. Connecticut.at.Quinnipiac. 3:00.p.m.10. Cincinnati.vs..Wright.State. 3:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.at.Akron. 3:00.p.m.. Notre.Dame.at.Michigan.State. 3:05.p.m.. Villanova.vs..LaSalle. 3:15.p.m.. Fordham.at.Rutgers. 3:30.p.m.. Columbia.at.St..John’s. 3:30.p.m.. USF.at.Stetson. 6:30.p.m.. Louisville.at.Kentucky. 6:30.p.m.. Mt..St..Mary’s.at.Georgetown. 7:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.at.Princeton. TBA11. Georgetown.at.George.Washington. 3:00.p.m.. Hofstra.at.St..John’s. 3:00.p.m.

. Penn.State.at.Pittsburgh. 3:00.p.m.

. Connecticut.at.Brown. 3:15.p.m.

. Wagner.at.Seton.Hall. 3:30.p.m.

. Villanova.at.Lafayette. 3:30.p.m.

. West.Michigan.at.Notre.Dame. 5:35.p.m.

. West.Virginia.at.Maryland. 6:00.p.m.

. Cincinnati.at.Kentucky. 6:30.p.m.13. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.RUTGERS. 3:00.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.ST..JOHN’S. 3:00.p.m.. CINCINNATI.at.NOTRE.DAME. 5:35.p.m.. USF.at.PITTSBURGH. 6:00.p.m.. SETON.HALL.at.LOUISVILLE. 6:00.p.m.. GEORGETOWN.at.VILLANOVA. TBA14. SETON.HALL.at.LOUISVILLE. 1:00.p.m.. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.RUTGERS. 1:00.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.ST..JOHN’S. 1:00.p.m.. CINCINNATI.at.NOTRE.DAME. 2:05.p.m.. USF.at.PITTSBURGH. 3:00.p.m.. GEORGETOWN.at.VILLANOVA. TBA15. CONNECTICUT.at.ST..JOHN’S. Noon. SETON.HALL.at.LOUISVILLE. 1:00.p.m.. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.RUTGERS. 1:00.p.m.. USF.at.PITTSBURGH. 1:00.p.m.. CINCINNATI.at.NOTRE.DAME. 1:05.p.m.. GEORGETOWN.at.VILLANOVA. TBA17. Louisville.at.Indiana. 3:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.at.Kent.State. 3:00.p.m.. West.Virginia.at.Akron. 3:00.p.m.. Rutgers.at.Monmouth. 3:30.p.m.. Connecticut.at.Fairfield. 3:30.p.m.. NYIT.at.Seton.Hall. 3:30.p.m.. USF.at.Bethune-Cookman. TBA. Cincinnati.at.Kentucky. 6:30.p.m.18. Lafayette.at.Rutgers. 3:00.p.m.. Akron.at.Pittsburgh. 3:00.p.m.. Georgetown.at.Coppin.State. 3:00.p.m.. Princeton.at.St..John’s. 6:00.p.m.. Cincinnati.at.Ohio.State. 6:35.p.m.20. RUTGERS.at.CONNECTICUT. 3:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.SETON.HALL. 6:00.p.m.. ST..JOHN’S.at.CINCINNATI. 6:30.p.m.. NOTRE.DAME.at.GEORGETOWN. 7:00.p.m.. LOUISVILLE.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 7:05.p.m.21. RUTGERS.at.CONNECTICUT. 1:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.SETON.HALL. 1:00.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 3:00.p.m.. ST..JOHN’S.at.CINCINNATI. 4:00.p.m.. LOUISVILLE.at.USF. 6:00.p.m.. NOTRE.DAME.at.GEORGETOWN. 7:00.p.m.22. LOUISVILLE.at.USF. 1:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.SETON.HALL. 1:00.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.CONNECTICUT. 1:00.p.m.. ST..JOHN’S.at.CINCINNATI. 1:00.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 1:00.p.m.. NOTRE.DAME.at.GEORGETOWN. 1:00.p.m.24. West.Virginia.at.Coppin.State. 1:00.p.m.. Delaware.at.Rutgers. 3:00.p.m.. Villanova.at.Temple. 3:00.p.m.. Cincinnati.at.Xavier. 3:00.p.m.. Bryant.at.Connecticut. 3:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.at.Monmouth. 3:30.p.m.. St..John’s.vs..Boston.College. 5:30.p.m.. Kentucky.at.Louisville. 6:00.p.m.. George.Mason.at.Georgetown. 7:00.p.m.. USF.at.Florida. TBA25. Iona.at.Seton.Hall. 4:00.p.m.. Central.Michigan.at.Notre.Dame. 5:35.p.m.. Xavier.at.Cincinnati. 6:30.p.m.27. ST..JOHN’S.at.NOTRE.DAME. 5:35.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.LOUISVILLE. 6:00.p.m.. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.SETON.HALL. 6:00.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.CINCINNATI. 6:30.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.28. CONNECTICUT.at.LOUISVILLE. 1:00.p.m.. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.SETON.HALL. 1:00.p.m.. GEORGETOWN.at.PITTSBURGH.(DH). 1:00.p.m.. ST..JOHN’S.at.NOTRE.DAME. 2:05.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.CINCINNATI. 4:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.USF. 6:00.p.m.29. GEORGETOWN.at.PITTSBURGH. Noon. RUTGERS.at.CINCINNATI. 1:00.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.LOUISVILLE. 1:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.USF. 1:00.p.m.

. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.SETON.HALL. 1:00.p.m.

. ST..JOHN’S.at.NOTRE.DAME. 1:05.p.m.30. Iona.at.St..John’s. 6:00.p.m.MAY. .1. Temple.at.Villanova. 3:15.p.m.. Hofstra.at.Rutgers. 3:30.p.m.. Louisville.at.Western.Kentucky. 7:00.p.m.. Butler.at.Notre.Dame. 5:35.p.m.. Pittsburgh.at.Ohio. 6:00.p.m.. Georgetown.at.UMBC. 6:00.p.m.. Seton.Hall.at.St..Peter’s.College. TBA2. Iona.at.Rutgers. 3:00.p.m.. Pittsburgh.at.Youngstown.State. 3:00.p.m.. Valparaiso.at.Notre.Dame. 5:35.p.m.. Wright.State.at.Cincinnati. 6:30.p.m.4. NOTRE.DAME.at.VILLANOVA. 3:45.p.m.. USF.at.ST..JOHN’S. 6:00.p.m.. SETON.HALL.at.GEORGETOWN. 7:00.p.m.5. Pittsburgh.at.Rutgers.(DH). 1:00.p.m.. USF.at.ST..JOHN’S. 1:00.p.m.. SETON.HALL.at.GEORGETOWN. 1:00.p.m.. NOTRE.DAME.at.VILLANOVA. 1:15.p.m.. LOUISVILLE.at.WEST.VIRGINIA.(DH). 2:00.p.m.. CINCINNATI.at.CONNECTICUT.(DH). 3:00.p.m.6. USF.at.ST..JOHN’S. Noon. CINCINNATI.at.CONNECTICUT. Noon. NOTRE.DAME.at.VILLANOVA. 12:15.p.m.. LOUISVILLE.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 1:00.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.RUTGERS. 1:00.p.m.. SETON.HALL.at.GEORGETOWN. 1:00.p.m.8. Monmouth.at.Seton.Hall. 3:30.p.m.. Akron.at.Pittsburgh. 6:00.p.m.. Miami.(Ohio).at.Cincinnati. 6:30.p.m.. Louisville.at.Vanderbilt. 7:00.p.m.9. Akron.at.West.Virginia. Noon. Northeastern.at.Connecticut. 3:00.p.m.. NYIT.at.St..John’s. 6:00.p.m.. Cincinnati.at.Miami.(Ohio). 6:00.p.m.. Delaware.State.at.Georgetown. 7:00.p.m.. USF.at.North.Florida. TBA11. CINCINNATI.at.VILLANOVA. 3:45.p.m.. ST..JOHN’S.at.LOUISVILLE. 6:00.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.SETON.HALL. 6:00.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.NOTRE.DAME. 7:00.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.USF. 7:00.p.m.. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.GEORGETOWN. 7:00.p.m.12. ST..JOHN’S.at.LOUISVILLE. 1:00.p.m.. PITTSBURGH.at.SETON.HALL.(DH). 1:00.p.m.. CINCINNATI.at.VILLANOVA. 1:15.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.NOTRE.DAME. 2:00.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.USF. 6:00.p.m.. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.GEORGETOWN. 7:00.p.m.13. CINCINNATI.at.VILLANOVA. 12:15.p.m.. ST..JOHN’S.at.LOUISVILLE. 1:00.p.m.. RUTGERS.at.NOTRE.DAME. 1:00.p.m.. WEST.VIRGINIA.at.GEORGETOWN. 1:00.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.USF. 1:00.p.m.15. Pittsburgh.at.Youngstown.State. 11:00.a.m.. Rhode.Island.at.Connecticut. 11:00.a.m.. Marist.at.St..John’s. 2:00.p.m.. Penn.State.at.Villanova. 3:45.p.m.. LaSalle.at.West.Virginia. 5:00.p.m.. Morehead.State.at.Louisville. 6:00.p.m.. Notre.Dame.vs..Northwestern. TBA16. Rutgers.at.Delaware. 3:00.p.m.17. SETON.HALL.at.ST..JOHN’S. 1:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.RUTGERS. 1:00.p.m.. NOTRE.DAME.at.CONNECTICUT. 3:00.p.m.. LOUISVILLE.at.PITTSBURGH. 6:00.p.m.. GEORGETOWN.at.CINCINNATI. 6:30.p.m.. USF.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 7:05.p.m.18. SETON.HALL.at.ST..JOHN’S. 1:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.RUTGERS. 1:00.p.m.. LOUISVILLE.at.PITTSBURGH. 6:00.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.USF. 6:00.p.m.. GEORGETOWN.at.CINCINNATI. 6:30.p.m.. USF.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 7:05.p.m.19. LOUISVILLE.at.PITTSBURGH. 1:00.p.m.. CONNECTICUT.at.USF. 1:00.p.m.. SETON.HALL.at.ST..JOHN’S. 1:00.p.m.. USF.at.WEST.VIRGINIA. 1:00.p.m.. GEORGETOWN.at.CINCINNATI. 1:00.p.m.. VILLANOVA.at.RUTGERS. 1:00.p.m.

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douG alonGI 1993 ABCA Third Team

Alongi.was.one.of.two.All-Americans.on.the.1993.squad,.which.was.one.of.Rutgers’.finest..He.helped.lead.RU.to.a.school.record.in.wins.(38).at.the. time.while. finishing.with.a. .371.batting.average,.nine.home.runs,.39.stolen.bases.and.143.total.bases..He.set.RU.single-season.records.at.the.time.with.his.stolen.bases.(39).and.total.bases.(146)..His.nine.HRs.placed.him.10th.on.the.all-time.single-season.list.that.year..Alongi.also.recorded.18.doubles.and.six.triples,.ranking.him.fourth.and.second.on.those.single-season.lists,.respectively,.when.he.achieved..the.feats..Alongi.made.just.one.error.in.right.field.and.led.all.RU.outfielders.with.14.assists..Alongi.also.claimed.Atlantic.10.Player.of.the.Year.honors.as.well.as.ECAC.and.NJCBA.recognition.

pat bIserta2010 ABCA Third Team

Biserta,.a.First.Team.All-BIG.EAST.selection,.hit..368.with.17.doubles.and.18.home.runs.during.his.junior.season.in.2010..He.was.selected.by.

the.St..Louis.Cardinals.in.the.24th.round.of. the. 2010. Major. League. Baseball.First-Year. Player. Draft. and. signed.with.the.club.over.the.summer..The.outfielder.ranked.fourth.in.the.BIG.EAST.in.slugging.percentage. (.688),. fifth. in. home. runs.and. total. bases. (161).. Biserta. tied. for.fifth. on. the. school’s. career. home. runs.list.with.25.in.his.first.three.seasons.“On.the. Banks.”. His. 86. hits. tied. for. eighth.on.the.Rutgers.single-season.hits.chart..Biserta’s.161. total.base. total.was.sec-ond-best. in. a. season. in. school. history,.while.his. .688.slugging.percentage.was.fifth-best..He.was.named.the.New.Jersey.Collegiate.Baseball.Association.(NJCBA).Division.I.Player.of.the.Year.in.2010..The.Scarlet.Knight.opened. the.season.split-ting.time.as.RU’s.designated.hitter.and.

left.fielder.and.took.over.the.reins.full.time.in.left.field.early.in.the.2010.campaign..He.started.all.56.games.for.RU.with.three.outfield.assists.as.a.junior..Biserta.was.honored.as.the.Pro-Line.Athletic.National.Hitter.of. the.Week. by. the.National. Collegiate.Baseball.Writers.Association.(NCBWA). as. a. junior. after. hitting. .550. (11-for-20).with. three. home.runs,.three.doubles.and.a.triple.to.drive. in.13.runs.and.score.nine. in.four.victories.in.a.week’s.span..He.owned.a..337.career.batting.average.(160-for-475).with.37.doubles,.three.triples.and.25.home.runs.in.his.three.seasons.as.a.Scarlet.Knight..He.has.driven.in.99.career.runs.and.scored.89.in.three.seasons..

ALL-AMERICAnS

rutGers all-amerIca aWards(Listed.in.alphabetical.order)

Doug.Alongi. 1993. ABCA.Third.TeamPat.Biserta. 2010. ABCA.Third.TeamBobby.Brownlie. 2000. Louisville.Slugger.Freshman. . 2000. Collegiate.Baseball.Second.Team. . 2000. Baseball.America.FreshmanJake.Daubert. 1998. Louisville.Slugger.FreshmanDarren.Fenster. 1999. Rawlings/ABCA.Third.Team. . 2000.. Rawlings/ABCA.First.Team. . 2000. Sporting.News.First.Team. . 2000. Collegiate.Baseball.Second.Team. . 2000. Baseball.America.Second.Team. . 2000. Baseball.Weekly.Second.Team. . 2000. NCBWA.First.TeamJeff.Frazier. 2002. Baseball.America.Freshman.First.Team. . 2004. Collegiate.Baseball.Second.Team. . 2004. USA.Today.Second.Team. . 2004. ABCA.Third.TeamTodd.Frazier. 2007. Baseball.America.First.Team. . 2007. Collegiate.Baseball.First.Team. . 2007. NCBWA.First.Team. . 2007. Rivals.com.First.Team. . 2007. Baseball.America.Preseason.Third.Team. . 2007. NCBWA.Preseason.Third.Team. . 2007. Collegiate.Basseball.Preseason.Third.Team. . 2005. Baseball.America.Freshman.First.Team.. . 2005. Louisville.Slugger.FreshmanGlen.Gardner. 1986. ABCA/Baseball.America.Freshman. . 1987. Collegiate.Baseball.Third.TeamTyler.Gebler. 2010. Collegiate.Baseball.FreshmanPete.Hall.. 1961. AACBC.Second.Team. . 1962. AACBC.Second.TeamMike.Higgins. 1993. ABCA.Third.TeamJim.Kohl. . 1990. ABCA.Third.TeamJoe.Lynch. 1986. ABCA.Third.TeamScott.Madison. 1996. ABCA.Third.TeamJaren.Matthews. 2008. Baseball.America..Freshman.Second.Team. . 2008. Collegiate.Baseball.FreshmanBilly.McCarthy. 2001. NCBWA.Second.Team. . 2001. Collegiate.Baseball.Second.Team. . 2001. ABCA.Third.TeamJames.Monahan. 1952. AACBC.First.TeamAdam.Neubart. 1996. Mizuno.Freshman.Steve.Nyisztor. 2010. Collegiate.Baseball.FreshmanMike.O’Brien. 1997. Louisville.Slugger.FreshmanHarding.Peterson. 1950. AACBC.First.TeamJeff.Torborg. 1963. AACBC.First.TeamRay.Van.Cleef. 1951. AACBC.First.TeamPete.Zoccolillo. 1998. NCBWA.Third.Team. . 1999. NCBWA.Third.Team. . 1999. Rawlings/ABCA.Second.Team

24 players 50 honors

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bobby broWnlIe2000 Louisville Slugger Freshman

2000 Collegiate Baseball Second Team2000 Baseball America Freshman

One. of. college. baseball’s. biggest. surprises. in. 2000,. Bobby. Brownlie.arrived.on.the.scene.and.emerged.as.one.of.the.top.young.players.in.the.nation..In.2000,.Brown-lie. posted. a. 10-1. record,. including. a. perfect.7-0.mark. in. the. BIG.EAST.. He. fired. eight. com-plete. games. and. posted. an. ERA.of. just. 2.55,.fourth-best. among. all. freshmen. in. the. country..He. was. on. the.mound. when. Rutgers. clinched.the.2000.BIG.EAST.Regular.Season.Champion-ship,. outdueling. Notre. Dame’s. Aaron. Heilman.for.the.crown..He.then.collected.two.wins.in.the.BIG.EAST.Tournament,.including.a.1-0,.complete-game.shutout.of.Seton.Hall. in. the. title.contest..He.closed.his.season.with.a.4-3.win.over.Army.in.the.opening.round.of.the.NCAA.Championship,.running.his.win.streak.to.10.games.and.tying.the.single-season.win.mark.at.Rutgers..His.89.strikeouts.established.a.new.school.record,.and.he.allowed.just.a..247.opponent.batting.aver-age..Brownlie.has.returned.to.the.program.this.season.as.a.Student.Assistant.Coach.for.the.Scarlet.Knights..

Jake daubert 1998 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American

Jake.Daubert.enjoyed.a.fine.offensive.season.in.1998,.batting..368.in.his. inaugural.college.season.. In.addition,.he.set.or. tied.eight.Rutgers.records,.the.most.impressive.being.the.single-season.RBI.mark,.which.he.eclipsed.by.knocking.in.64.runs...Daubert.was.named.Rutgers’.first.BIG.EAST.Rookie.of.the.Year.and,.at.the.end.of.the.season,.was.named.to.the.Louisville.Slugger/TPX.Freshman.All-America.squad.

darren fenster1999 Rawlings/ABCA Third Team

2000 NCBWA First Team2000 Sporting News First Team2000 Rawlings/ABCA first Team

2000 Baseball America Second Team2000 Collegiate Baseball Second Team

2000 Baseball Weekly Second TeamNow.an.assistant.coach.with.the. in.the.Boston.Red.Sox.organization,.

Fenster. recently. served. as. an. as-sistant.coach.with.Rutgers..He.was.a. two-time. All-American,. becom-ing. the. first. RU.player. to. achieve.First. Team. honors. in. 2000. since.Jeff. Torborg. in.1963.. . Fenster. led.Rutgers. in. hitting. for. the. second-straight.season. in.2000,.posting.a..433.average,.which.included.a.new.school-record.101.hits.in.a.season..Along.the.way,.Fenster.also.set.the.school. mark. for. career. hits. with.315,. becoming. the. first. RU.player.to. reach. the.300-hit.mark.. In.addi-tion.to.his.101.hits.and. .433.aver-age,.Fenster.scored.59.runs,.drove.in.55,.collected.23.doubles.and.hit.a.

career-high.four.home.runs..He.also.led.the.team.with.182.assists.at.shortstop,.committing.just.10.errors..In.1999,.Fenster,.known.initially.for.his.defensive.work.at.shortstop,.enjoyed.a.breakthrough.offensive.season. in.1999,. leading. the. team. in.batting.with.a. .424.average,. in-cluding.a. .505.mark. in.conference.action..Batting. in.the.second.spot.in. the. order,. Fenster. provided. stability. to. the.Rutgers. offense,.which.ended.the.season.ranked.seventh.in.the.nation.in.team.batting.average...Fenster’s..424.mark.was.the.sixth-best.single-season.mark.in.Rutgers.history.and.his..505.BIG.EAST.average.was.the.best.in.12.seasons..A.model.of.consistency,.Fenster.hit.safely.in.50.of.56.starts,.collecting.37.multiple.hit.games..He.also.continued.to.play.flawlessly.in.the.field,.stabi-lizing.the.defense.from.his.shortstop.position.for.the.third.year.in.a.row.

Jeff fraZIer2002 BBaseball America Freshman First Team

2004 Collegiate Baseball Second Team2004 USA Today Second team

2004 ABCA Third TeamThe.2001.Star.Ledger.(N.J.).High.School.Player.of.the.Year,.Frazier’s.adjustment. to. the. college. game. came. quickly.. He. was. the. first. true.freshman.since.Darren.Fenster.in.1997.to.start.the.season.opener.and. proceeded. to. start. all. 57.games. in. left. field. for. the.Scarlet.Knights.. After. an.0-for-3. effort. in.the. season. opener,. Frazier. was.7-for-14.over.his.next.three.games.and. was. hitting. as. high. as. .424.through.the.first.17.games.of.the.season..After.dipping.to.a.season-low..353.on.April.14,.Frazier.went.on. a. seven-game. tear. from. April.17. through. April. 26,. raising. his.average. to. .392.. He. was. 15-for-24. (.625).with.seven.home.runs,.14.runs.scored.and.22.RBI.during.that.span..In.2004,.he.hit.a.team-best. .382.overall.and..365.in.BIG.EAST.play..He.was.among.the.league.leaders.in.several.offensive.categories,. including.average. (2nd),.home.runs. (13,.2nd).and.RBI.(59,.3rd)..He.also.led.the.league.in.hits.with.79.and.fin-ished.tied.for.third.in.doubles.(16)..Frazier.was.also.third.in.slugging.per-centage.(.657)..He.led.the.Scarlet.Knights.in.batting.average,.at.bats.(207),.runs.(59),.doubles,.total.bases.(136),.slugging.percentage,.hits,.sacrifice.flies.(4),.RBI,.home.runs,.tying.the.single-season.record.he.set.in.2002..His.single-season.and.career.home.run.totals.now.rank.sec-ond.to.his.brother.Todd.Frazier...

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todd fraZIer2005 Baseball America Freshman First Team

2005 Louisville Slugger Freshman All American2007 NCBWA Preseason Third Team All-American

2007 Baseball America Preseason Third Team All-American2007 Collegiate Baseball Preseason Third Team All-American

2007 Baseball America First Team All-America2007 NCBWA First Team All-America

2007 Collegiate Baseball First Team All-America2007 Rivals First Team All-America

Frazier,.the.younger.brother.of.Rutgers.All-American.Jeff.Frazier,.was.selected.by. the.Cincinnati.Reds.with. the.34th.overall. pick. in. the.Ma-

jor. League. Baseball. First.Year. Player. Draft. in. 2007..He. was. named. a. consensus.First. Team. All-American. by.Baseball. America,. Collegiate.Baseball,. National. Collegiate.Baseball. Writers. and. Rivals.com...Frazier.was.also.the.Na-tional.Collegiate.Baseball.Writ-ers. Association. of. America.District. II. Player. of. the. Year..Frazier,.also.a.semifinalist. for.the. Brooks. Wallace. National.Player.of.the.Year.Award,.was.one.of.nine.District.Players.of.the.Year.from.around.the.na-tion.. The. shortstop. painted.himself. throughout. the. Rut-gers. record. book,. finishing. in.

the.top-6.in.every.single-season.offensive.category.as.a.junior.in.2007,.excluding. triples.. Frazier. broke. the. Rutgers. single-season. record. for.home.runs.(22),.home.runs.by.a.leadoff.hitter.(22),.runs.scored.(87),.walks. (62),. doubles. (24).and. total. bases. (187). in.2007..He.also. fin-ished.second. in. slugging.percentage. (.757),. second. in.at-bats. (247),.tied.for.third.in.runs.batted.in.(65),.fifth.in.hits.(93),.and.tied.for.sixth.in.stolen.bases.(25).Frazier.also.placed.himself.on.several.Rutgers.career.record.charts.in.just.three.seasons..He.is.the.Scarlet.Knights’.all-time.leader.in.home.runs.(42).and.runs.scored.(210),.and.second.in.walks.(138).and.total.bases.(434),.and.third.in.hits.(241),.slugging.percent-age.(.625).and.stolen.bases.(65),.and.fifth.in.runs.batted.in.(152)..Fra-zier,.who.played.with.the.USA.Baseball.National.Team.in.the.summer.of.2006.and.starred.on.the.Toms.River.East.American.Team.that.won.the.1998.Little.League.World.Series.title,.was.named.the.unanimous.BIG.EAST.Player.of.the.Year.in.2007..He.finished.the.season.ranked.among.the.BIG.EAST.leaders.in.virtually.every.offensive.category.and.was.fourth.in.the.nation.in.home.runs.(22),.fourth.in.runs.per.game.(1.38),.eighth.in.walks.per.game.(0.98).and.11th.in.home.runs.per.game.(0.35)..

Glen Gardner 1986 ABCA/Baseball America

1987 Collegiate Baseball Third Team

Gardner,.who.is.in.his.22nd.years.on.the.Scarlet.Knights.staff,.was.one.of.the. most. outstanding. outfielders. in.Rutgers. history. and. one. of. a. select.group.of.Scarlet.Knights.to.be.chosen.as. two-time. All-Americans.. A. 1986.Baseball. America. Freshman. All-America,.Gardner.was.second.on.the.team.in.hitting.that.year.with.a..398.batting. average. while. leading. RU. in.hits. (70),. RBI. (45),. home. runs. (6),.total. bases. (102),. slugging. percent-age. (.580). and. on-base. percentage.(.470)..In.1987,.Gardner.followed.his.impressive.debut.by.collecting.Collegiate.Baseball.All-America.honors..Gardner.led.the.team.in.hitting.at..368.despite.missing.13.games.with.a.hand.injury..He.finished.second.on.the.team.in.HRs.(8).and.RBI.(45)..Gardner.also.earned.his.second-consecutive.Atlantic.10.and.NJ.honors.as.well.as.being.named.to.the.NCAA.East.Region.first-team.

tyler Gebler2010 Louisville Slugger Freshman

Gebler. broke. the. Rutgers. single-season. school. record. for. saves. with.12. in.his. first.season.“On.the.Banks.”.He. is.also.tied. for. fourth.on.the.school’s.career.saves.chart..The.closer.posted.a.1.74.earned.run.aver-age.and.struck.out.18. in.36.0. innings. spanning. a.team-high. 28. appearanc-es..Gebler’s.ERA.in.league.contests. was. 1.80.. The.freshman. did. not. surren-der. an. earned. run. in. 23.of. his. 28. appearances,.including. shutout. perfor-mances.in.his.first.five.ap-pearances. that. included.shutout. innings. against.No..4.Georgia.Tech.and.No..12.Miami..The.freshman.also.posted.shut-out.performances.in.his.final.six.appearances.of.the.season...Gebler.ap-peared.at.least.once.in.every.series.in.his.rookie.season..He.posted.his.first.collegiate.save.to.seal.RU’s.first.win.of.the.season.against.Purdue..Against. FAU,.he.came. in.with.a.2-0. lead.and. the.bases. loaded. in. the.eighth.and.induced.a.fly.out.to.get.out.of.the.jam.and.retired.the.side.in.order.in.the.ninth.to.earn.the.save.and.help.snap.a.12-game.losing.streak.to.FAU..In.an.8-7.win.at.Georgetown,.he.came.in.during.the.eighth.inning.and.with.the.tying.run.on.third.with.two.outs,.he.induced.an.inning-ending.fly.out.and.worked.a.1-2-3.ninth.for.the.save..In.a.7-5.win.at.Georgetown,.he.came.in.midway.through.the.eighth.with.the.tying.run.at.the.plate.and.just.one.out.and.induced.a.ground.ball.to.the.shortstop.with.the.bases.loaded.to.get.a.fielder’s.choice.for.the.out.and.an.inning-ending.fly.out.to.get.out.of.the.jam.before.posting.a.scoreless.ninth.for.the.save..The.fresh-man.held.Notre.Dame.hitless.in.3.1.innings.of.shutout.relief.to.help.RU.earn.a.come-from-behind.win.in.the.series.finale..He.picked.up.his.10th.and.11th.saves.against.eventual.BIG.EAST.Champion.St..John’s.in.the.fi-nal.regular-season.series.and.notched.his.12th.save.against.Connecticut.to.preserve.a.one-run.lead.in.the.BIG.EAST.Championship..

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pete hall 1961 AACBC Second Team 1962 AACBC Second Team

Hall.is.another.Scarlet.Knight.to.garner.multiple.All-America.honors..In.1961,.the.third.baseman.from.Bound.Brook.led.the.Scarlet.Knights.in.hitting.at..397,.runs.(21),.hits.(31),.RBI.(30).doubles.(6),.home.runs.(4),.and.made.just.five.errors.while.starting.in.every.game.

mIke hIGGIns 1993 ABCA Third-Team

The.Scarlet.Knights’.catcher.battled.Doug.Alongi.in.almost.every.offen-sive.category.while.captaining.Rutgers.during.the.1993.season..He.was.second.in.hitting.with.a..370.average,.drove.in.56.runs,.then.a.school.record,.tied.Alongi.for.team.honors.with.nine.HRs.and.led.the.Scarlet.Knights.in.doubles.(20)..His.39.walks.and.20.doubles.were.both.second.on.the.all-time.season.record.at.that.time..

JIm kohl1990 ABCA Third Team

Relief.ace.extraordinaire,.Jim.Kohl.was.one.of.the.keys.to.Rutgers’.run.in.the.East.Region,.where.it.finished.one.game.shy.of.the.College.World.Series..Kohl.finished.with.a.perfect.8-0.record.and.three.saves.while.ap-pearing.in.22.games.and.starting.just.two..Even.more.impressive.may.be.his.team.low.1.85.ERA.or.the.fact.that.he.walked.just.eight.batters.in.39.0.innings..In.the.1990.tournament,.where.Rutgers.went.4-2,.he.recorded.8.2.innings.of.scoreless.relief..

Joe lynch1986 ABCA Third Team

As.a.designated.hitter,.Lynch.was.third.on.the.Scarlet.Knights.with.a..364. average..He. also. smacked. three.HRs. and. drove. in. 30. runs.. A.captain.in.1986,.Lynch.had.55.hits.with.11.doubles.and.two.triples..His..470.on.base.percentage.tied.for.team.honors.as.well..Lynch.also.col-lected.All-District.II,.Atlantic.10.and.All.East.honors.

scott madIson1996 ABCA Third Team

After.missing.all.of.1995.due.to.elbow.surgery,.Madison.returned.to.the.mound. and.made. an. impact. by. beating. some. of. America’s. top.teams.on.his.way.to.an.8-3.record.and.a.2.33.ERA.which.was.ranked.

15th.in.the.country..Madison.earned.first. team. All-BIG.EAST.honors. and.was. the. most. dominant. pitcher. in.the. conference. from. the. beginning.of.the.season.to.the.end..He.finished.1996. with. eight. complete. games.and. a. school-record. four. shutouts..His. 92.2. innings. was. the. second-highest.total. in.school.history..Madi-son. finished. his. career.with. a. .722.(17-5).winning. percentage. which.ranked.eighth.all.time.when.he.grad-uated..He.owned.the.Rutgers.record.

for.shutouts.in.a.season.with.four.in.1996.at.the.time.of.graduation.and.currently.ranks.second.

Jaren mattheWs2008 Baseball America Second Team Freshman

2008 Collegiate Baseball FreshmanJaren. Matthews. earned. a. pair. of. Freshman. All-American. honors.in.2008.. The. rookie. slugger,.who.was.also. named.a. Third. Team.All-BIG. EAST. selection. by. the.league’s.coaches,.was.one.of.two. Scarlet. Knights. to. start.all. 53. games. in. 2008.. The.freshman.finished.the.season.with. a. team-best. 10. home.runs.and.54.RBI..He.hit..294.overall. with. a. team-best. 63.hits,.including.11.doubles.and.two. triples.. He. also. earned.21. walks. and. was. success-ful. in. eight. of. his. nine. stolen.base. attempts. this. season..Matthews’. RBI. total. tied. for.seventh-most.in.the.BIG.EAST,.while. his. home. run. total.was.tied.for.ninth-most.in.the.con-ference. through. the. regular.season.. During. regular. sea-son.league.play,.the.Scarlet.Knight.tied.for.the.BIG.EAST.lead.with.30.RBI..He.tied.for.second.in.the.league.with.seven.home.runs.and.ranked.11th.with.a..570.slugging.percentage.during.conference.action..Mat-thews.was.second.on.the.team.in.hitting.with.a..328.batting.average.with.six.home.runs,.28.RBI.and.41.runs.scored. to.earn.All-BIG.EAST.Third.Team.honors.for.the.second-straight.season.as.a.sophomore.in.2009..Matthews.hit..305.with.17.doubles.and.seven.home.runs.as.a.junior.in.2010....

bIlly mccarthy2001 NCBWA Second Team

2001 Collegiate Baseball Second Team2001 ABCA Thrd Team

Billy.McCarthy,.from.Washington.Township,.NJ,.transferred.to.Rutgers.in.2000.after.two.highly-successful.seasons.at.Radford.University..The.move.“back.home”.proved.to.be.a.beneficial.decision.for.both.RU.and.McCarthy...The.junior.right.fielder.batted.a.team-high..421.(20th.best.in.the.country).and.added.seven.home.runs,.21.doubles,.56.runs,.11.stolen.bases.and.a.team-high.65.RBI.while.playing.exceptional.defense.and.providing.an.all-out.hustling.style.of.play..His..421.average.led.the.BIG.EAST.Conference..A.First.Team.All-BIG.EAST.pick,.McCarthy.earned.All-Tournament.honors.after.an.outstanding.showing. in.the.NCAA.Re-gional.in.Lincoln,.NE..At.season’s.end,.he.was.selected.in.the.sixth.round.by.the.Atlanta.Braves.(195th.overall).and.signed.a.contract.to.play.pro-fessionally.for.several.years.before.retiring.after.the.2007.season..

James monahan1952 AACBC First Team..

The.Scarlet.Knight.left.fielder.led.the.team.with.a..400.batting.average,.26.hits..and.17.stolen.bases..He.was.second.on.the.team.in..home.runs.with.2.and.RBI.with.18..Appearing.in.all.17.games,.he.made.just.three.errors..He.was.also.a.a.member.of.the.1950.College.World.Series.team.

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steVe nyIsZtor2010 Louisville Slugger Freshman

RU’s. starting. second.baseman. in.2010,.Nyisztor. appeared. in. all. 56.games.and.started.all.but.one.contest..He.led.the.Scarlet.Knights.with.a.

.410.batting.average,.earning.Second.Team.All-BIG.EAST.honors.in.his.rookie.season.. His. 94. hits. tied. for. fourth-best.on.the.Rutgers.single-season.hits.chart..He.drove.in.51.runs.and.scored.52. from. the.No..3.spot. in. the. lineup..The.freshman.collected.24.extra-base.hits,.including.17.doubles,.three.triples.and.four.home.runs..He.stole.11.bases.on. the. year.. The.middle. infielder. was.excellent.defensively.with.just.three.er-rors. in.278. chances..He. helped. turn.45. double. plays. and. committed. only.three. errors.. Nyisztor,. who. was. also.named. the. New. Jersey. Collegiate.Baseball. Association. Division. I. Rookie.of. the. Year,. led. the. BIG. EAST. with. a..434.batting.average.in.league.games..

He.ranked.fourth.overall.in.the.league.in.hitting.and.first.among.fresh-men.at.the.conclusion.of.the.regular.season..The.true.freshman.owned.a.26-game.hitting.streak.during.the.regular.season.and.hit.safely.in.36.of.his.last.38.contests..He.collected.a.season-high.five.hits.twice.in.his.rookie.season.at.FIU.(5-for-7).in.March.and.in.the.BIG.EAST.Tournament.against.Connecticut.(5-for-6)..The.first-year.Scarlet.Knight.recorded.27.multi-hit.games.and.drove.in.three.or.more.runs.in.a.contest.on.seven.different.occasions...

mIke o’brIen1997 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America

A.designated.hitter/first.baseman,.Mike.O’Brien.was.named.to.the.Lou-isville.Slugger.Freshman.All-America.team,.as.announced.by.Collegiate.Baseball..O’Brien.appeared.in.38.games.for.the.Scarlet.Knights.starting.31..He.batted..302.with.11.doubles,.six.home.runs.and.36.RBI..His.six.home.runs.were.the.most.by.an.RU.freshman.since.Angel.Echevarria.hit.nine.in.1990..He.hit.a.robust..348.against.the.BIG.EAST.and.was.named.to.the.BIG.EAST.All-Rookie.team..

hardInG peterson 1950 AACBC First-Team

Catcher.Harding.Peterson.was.the.lone.All-America.choice.from.RU’s.1950.College.World.Series. team..Known. for. his. defensive. ability,. he.made.just.two.errors.behind.the.dish.in.27.games..He.hit.a.respectable..276.while.driving. in.23.runs.which. tied. for.second.on.the. team..His.grandson,.Sean.Peterson,.was.a.relief.pitcher.with.the.Scarlet.Knights.in.2009.and.2010..

Jeff torborG 1963 AACBC First Team

A.1963.All-America. choice,. he. set. the.school.record.for.batting.average.(.537)..His. slugging. percentage. that. year.(1.032).is.also.a.single-season.standard..He. led. the. 1963. Scarlet. Knight. team.with.21.RBI.and.six.home.runs.. . In.his.three-year.career,.Torborg.batted..390.and.set.the.career.slugging.percentage.mark.at..684,.In.his.career,.the.Scarlet.Knights.were.40-13-1.

ray Van cleef1951 AACBC First Team

Centerfielder.Ray.Van.Cleef.was.chosen.by.the.American.Association.of.College.Baseball.Coaches.following.his.senior.season.where.he.bat-ted..378,.scored.22.runs.and.smacked.two.triples.-.all.team-highs..He.made.just.one.error. in.center.while.playing.in.all.23.games.. In.1950,.Van.Cleef.paced.the.Scarlet.Knights.with.a.lofty..404.average,.44.hits,.15.extra-base.hits,.35.runs.and.18.stolen.bases..He.was.a.first-team.District.II.choice.and.the.MVP.of.National.Baseball.Tournament.

pete ZoccolIllo 1998 NCBWA Third-Team1999 NCBWA Third-Team

1999 Rawlings/ABCA Second-TeamZoccolillo,.one.of.three.players.to.earn.All-America.honors.in.two-con-secutive.seasons,.was.named.to.the.1998.NCBWA.Third.Team,.1999.NCBWA.Third.Team.and.Rawlings/ABCA.Second.Team.during.his.final.two.seasons...In.1998,.Zoccolillo.was.the.team’s.top.offensive.threat,.slugging.a.club.record.12.home.runs.while.knocking.in.59.runs.and.bat-ting..387...He.followed.up.his.outstanding.1998.season.with.a.record-breaking. 1999,. setting. 10. school. records. and. two. BIG.EAST.marks.while.leading.Rutgers.to.back-to-back.NCAA.Tournament.appearances...He.left.the.Rutgers.baseball.program.as.the.all-time.leader.in.eight.of-fensive.categories.and.the.single-season.leader.in.two.others..

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RUTGERS hALL OF FAME

Jeff torborG, 1961-63 (class of 1994)Jeff.Torborg.was.a.1963.All-American.and.set.the.school.record. for.season.batting.average.(.540).that.year,.which.was.the.national.leading.average.for.100.at.bats.and.under..his..540.average.was.the.highest.ever.recorded.up.to.that.time.and.since.then,.only.a.handful.of.college.players.have.hit.for.a.better.average..His.slugging.percentage.that.year.(1.032).is.also.a.single-season.standard..In.1963,.he.led.the.team.with.21.RBI.and.six.home.runs..A.draft.choice.of.the.Los.Angeles.Dodgers,.he.played.10.seasons.in.the.major,.seven.with.the.Dodgers.and.three.with.the.California.Angels..He.caught.three.no-hitters,.a.perfect.game.with.Sandy.Koufax.and.another.no-hitter.with.Bill.Singer.of. the.Dodg-ers.and.Nolan.Ryan.of.the.Angels;.and.was.the.backstop.in.Don.Drys-dale’s.record.fifth.straight.shutout.in.1968..He.was.a.successful.man-ager.with.the.Chicago.White.Sox,.the.Cleveland.Indians,.the.New.York.Mets,.the.Montreal.Expos.and.the.Florida.Marlins,.winning.the.Baseball.Writer’s.Association,.Associated.Press,.united.Press.International.and.The.Sporting.News.Manager.of.the.Year.award..He.led.the.Marlins.to.the.2003.World.Series. title.. In.his. three-year.career. from.1961-63,.the.Westfield,.N.J..native.batted..390..his.number.(#10).was.retired.in.1992..He.still.holds.the.career.slugging.percentage.mark.of..684..Dur-ing.his.career,.the.Knights.were.15-4-1,.14-4.and.11-5.for.a.three-year.mark.of.40-13-1.(.741.winning.percentage).

pete hall, 1960-62 (class of 1995)Hall.is.one.of.a.select.group.of.Scarlet.Knights.to.twice.earn.All-American.honors. (1961.and.1962). in. baseball..During.his. three. letter-winning.years.(1960-62),.the.Scarlet.Knights.were.40-14-1..The.former.third.baseman.still.holds.eighth.place.on. the.career.batting.average.chart.(.384).and.fourth.place.on.the.career.slugging.average.chart.(.612).in.the.Scarlet.Knight.record.book..Hall.was.a.1961.draft.pick.of.the.New.York.Yankees..Hall.was.the.Upstream.Award.winner.in.1962..In.1961,.he.led.the.team.in.hitting.(.397),.runs.(21),.hits.(31),.RBI.(30).and.made.just.five.errors.in.starting.every.game.

ray Van cleef 1949-51 (class of 1996)Van.Cleef.was.a.two-time.All-American,.garnering.first-team.accolades.from.the.American.Association.of.College.Baseball.Coaches. in.1950.and.1951..In.the.process,.he.became.the.first.Eastern.player.to.repeat.as.an.All-American..A.veteran.of.two.NCAA.Tournaments,.he.was.the.starting.centerfielder.on. the.1950.Rutgers. team.which.advanced. to.the.College.World.Series..He.batted..458.(11-24).in.the.series.en.route.to.MVP.honors,.while.leading.the.Knights.to.a.co-runner-up.finish..Van.Cleef.batted..404.that.season,.his.junior.year,.and.followed.it.up.with.a..378.mark.in.1951..He.currently.ranks.third.in.career.batting.average.at.Rutgers..He. set. the.Rutgers. single. season. record. for. triples.with.seven.in.1950.(mark.is.now.second).and.stands.third.in.career.triples.with.13..Van.Cleef. is. fifth. in.career.slugging.percentage.with.a. .606.mark..The.Knights.were.50-21-2.his.three.varsity.years..He.also.won.three.letters.in.basketball.and.one.in.soccer.

Glen Gardner, 1986-88 (class of 1997)Gardner,.one.of.the.most.prolific.hitters.in.Rutgers.baseball.history,.was.elected.after.a.stellar.three-year.career.(1986-88),.which.saw.him.earn.two.All-America.awards.as.well.as.collect.a.host.of.offensive.records..Gardner,. one.of.New.Jersey’s. top.all-time.athletes,. came. to.Rutgers.from. Immaculata. High. School,. where. he. was. a. First. Team. All-State.choice. in. both. football. and. baseball.. Following. his. freshman. season,.Gardner.was. named. Freshman.All-America. by.Baseball. America..He.was.drafted.after.his.sophomore.season.by. the.San.Diego.Padres. in.the.13th.round.of.the.Major.League.Baseball.Amateur.draft..He.chose.to.stay.at.Rutgers.for.his. junior.season.and.that.year.set.nine.single-season. offensive. records. and. earned. All-America. honors. from.Colle-giate.Baseball..He.was.a.three-time.Atlantic.10.choice.and.a.three-time.New.Jersey.College.Baseball.Association.honoree..Following.his.junior.season,. Gardner.was. drafted. by. the.Atlanta.Braves. and. he. began. a.professional. career. in. that. organization..He. ended. his. career. as. the.Rutgers.all-time.leader.in.six.offensive.categories.and.ranked.in.the.top.10.in.four.others.

harding peterson, 1948-50 (class of 1997)Peterson,. the. backstop. for. the. 1950. Rutgers. College.World. Series.team,.was.a.second-team.All-America.selection.by.the.American.Base-ball.Coaches.Association.and.a. first-team.District. II. choice. that. year,.as.well..Known.for.his.defensive.ability,.Peterson.made.just.two.errors.in.27.games.in.1950.while.hitting..276.(27-98),.with.21.runs,.23.RBI.(second.on. team),.4.doubles.and.2. triples..His.best.season.as.a.col-legian.was.in.1948,.when.he.hit.for.a..312.average.(10-32).with.7.RBI.and.3.doubles..In.his.three.varsity.seasons,.Peterson.led.his.teams.to.a. combined.57-16-2. record,. highlighted. by. a. third-place. finish. in. the.1950.College.World.Series..Following.his.career.at.Rutgers,.Peterson.signed.as.free.agent.with.Pittsburgh.Pirates.in.1950.but.had.his.career.interrupted.by.Korean.War.service..Following.the.war,.Peterson.played.four.years.with.Pirates.until.a.broken.arm.in.a.home.plate.collision.has-tened.his. retirement..A.well-respected.baseball.man,.Peterson.spent.over.30.years.with. the.Pirates,. including.stints.as.a.player. (4.years),.manager.(9.years),.farm.director.and.scouting.director..He.was.named.VP.for.player.personnel.in.1976.and.named.executive.VP.in.1979.and.is.possibly.best.known.for.the.trade.of.C.Manny.Sanguillen.to.Oakland.A’s.for.manager.Chuck.Tanner.in.1976..His.dealings.helped.bring.the.Pirates.their.World.Series.Championship.in.1979.Peterson.also.spent.two.years.with.the.Yankees.-.and.was.a.Co-General.Manager.in.1990.and.two.more.years.with.San.Diego.as.a.scout.

erIc younG, 1987-89(class of 1999)

Eric.Young.was.a.two-sport.standout.(football,.baseball).at.Rutgers,.earning. three. letters. in.baseball. (1987-89)..Young.batted.over. .300.in. each. of. his. three. seasons,. including. a. ca-reer-high. .337.as. a. senior. in.1989.. .During.his.career.on.the.diamond,.Young.was.a.two-time.Atlantic-10.All-Conference.selection.and.

One.of.the.oldest.traditions.at.Rutgers.University,.the.Scarlet.Knight.Baseball.program.has.been.successful.for.over.130.years..There.have.been.24.All-Americans,.13.trips.to.the.NCAA.Tournament.and.one.trip.to.the.College.World.Series..With.all.of.this.il-lustrious.history,.you.can.imagine.that.there.have.been.several.“special”.players.“On.the.Banks.”.Eleven.of.those.players.have.been.selected.to.the.Rutgers.University.Olympic.Sports.Hall.of.Fame.which.honors.the.best.of.the.best.in.Rutgers’.Sports..The.baseball.program.has.been.represented.in.recent.years.with.six.selections.since.1999.-.Eric.Young.(1999),.Darrin.Winston.(2000),.Matt.Bolger.(2001),.Jim.Monahan.(2002),.Pete.Zoccolillo.(2004).and.Darren.Fenster.(2007).

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led.Rutgers.to.an.Atlantic-10.Championship.and.NCAA.berth.in.1988..Young.graduated.from.Rutgers.as.the.career.runs,.triples.and.stolen.base.leader,.setting.a.then.single-season.mark.with.28.thefts.in.1989..At.the.conclusion.of.his.Rutgers.career,.Young.was.the.recipient.of.the.Coursen.Award.in.1989.and.was.selected.by.the.Los.Angeles.Dodgers.in.the.1989.amateur.draft..Young.made.his.major. league.debut.with.the.Colorado.Rockies.in.1993.and.was.selected.to.the.1995.All-Star.game..A.nine-year.major. league.veteran.with.a. .283.career.average,.Young.played.his.last.season.with.the.San.Diego.Padres.and.the.Texas.Rangers.in.2006..Since.retiring.as.a.player,.Young.has.remained.a.part.of. the.game.as.a. lead.analyst. for.ESPN’s.Baseball.Tonight,.beginning.with.the.2007.season...

darrIn WInston, 1985-88 (class of 2000)Darrin.Winston. received.his. nod. in.2000..Winston.was.a. four-year. let-terwinner. at. Rutgers. from. 1985-88,. and. concluded. his. career. as.one. of. Rutgers’. all-time. winningest.pitchers.. A. left-hander,. Winston.was.a.three-time.team.MVP,.and.led.the.Scarlet.Knights.to.two.berths.in.the. NCAA.Tournament,. as. well. as.the. 1988. Atlantic. 10. Champion-ship...He.was.an.all-region.selection.in. 1988. after. posting. a. 10-4. re-cord.with.a.3.74.ERA,.and.was.the.MVP.of. the. A-10. Tournament. that.year.. At. the. time. of. his. induction,.Winston.was. the.Rutgers. leader. in.several.statistical.categories,.includ-ing.career.wins.(26),.career.innings.

pitched.(278),.career.strikeouts.(176),.career.complete-games.(8),.and.single-season.wins.(10)..Originally.from.Woodbridge,.N.J.,.Winston.was.drafted.by.the.Montreal.Expos.and.later.pitched.in.the.major.leagues.for.the.Philadelphia.Phillies..Winston.passed.away.unexpectedly.on.August.15,.2008....

matt bolGer, head coach, 1961-83 (class of 2001)Matt.Bolger.spent.22.years.as.the.head.coach.at.Rutgers,.compiling.a.record.of.288-245-7.during.his.career..A.2001.Olympic.Sports.Hall.of.Fame.Inductee,.Bolger.led.Rutgers.to.three.NCAA.Tournaments.in.a.five-year.span.from.1966-1970,.and.posted.his.best.season.in.1961,.when. the. Scarlet. Knights. finished. with. a. 15-4-1. record.. A. two-time.Coach.of.the.Year.honoree.by.the.New.Jersey.Collegiate.Baseball.As-sociation,.Bolger.mentored.several.major.league.draft.picks,. including.former.first-round.pick.Jeff.Torborg..A.past.President.of.the.American.Association. of. College.Baseball. Coaches,. Bolger. is. a.member. of. the.AACBC.Hall.of.Fame,.as.well.as.the.Newark.Hall.of.Fame.and.the.St..Benedict’s. Prep.Hall. of. Fame..Bolger,.who. coached. at.Rutgers. from.1961.through.1983,.was.the.school’s.all-time.winningest.coach.in.any.sport.at.the.time.of.his.retirement...

JIm monahan, 1950-52 (class of 2002)Jim.Monahan.was.a.key.member.of.the.1950.Rutgers.baseball.team.which.advanced.to.the.College.World.Series.for.the.first.and.only.time.in.school.history..Monahan.was.among.the.offensive.leaders.in.five.catego-ries.in.1950,.while.his.best.season.came.in.1952..That.year,.Monahan.earned.First.Team.All-East.and.First.Team.All-America.honors.after.hit-ting..400.with.a.team-high.17.stolen.bases.and.18.RBI,.second-best.on.

the.team..Rutgers.enjoyed.a.41-19-1.record.during.his.four.seasons,.including.a.17-4-1.mark.during.that.memorable.1950.campaign.

pete ZoccolIllo, 1996-99 (class of 2004)In.2004,.Pete.Zoccolillo.was.enshrined. in. the.Olympic.Sports.Hall. of.Fame.. Zoccolillo. held. 10. career. and. single-season. records. when. he.left.Rutgers,. including.career.hits,.RBI,.home.runs.and.total.bases..A.four-year.starter,.he.earned.All-BIG.EAST.honors.each.year.and.was.a.two-time.All-American,.leading.Rutgers.to.the.1998.BIG.EAST.Regular.Season.and.Tournament.championship.and.NCAA.Tournament.berths.in.1998.and.1999..As.a.senior. in.1999,.he.set. the.school.and.BIG.EAST. single-season. record. with. 72. RBI,. while. hitting. .418.. Drafted.by. the.Chicago.Cubs. in.1999,.he.made.his.Major.League.debut.with.the.Milwaukee.Brewers.in.2003.and.was.a.AAA.All-Star.in.2004.as.a.member.of.the.Oklahoma.City.Red.Hawks..He.later.signed.free.agent.contracts.with.the.St..Louis.Cardinals.and.Colorado.Rockies..He.played.for.the.Cardinals’.AAA.affiliate.Memphis.Redbirds.in.2005,.hitting..261.with.nine.home.runs.and.34.RBI.in.79.games..In.2006,.he.played.for.the.Italian.National.team.in.the.World.Baseball.Classic.before.retiring.from.professional.baseball.

darren fenster, 1997-00 (class of 2007)A.two-time.All-American.shortstop.at.Rutgers.from.(1997-2000),.Fen-ster.played.six.years.professionally.in.the.Kansas.City.Royals’.organiza-tion..The.program.leader.in.several.offensive.categories.including.career.hits.(315),.single-season.hits.(101).and.career.doubles.(65),.Fenster.was.a.four-year.starter.at.shortstop..He.is.a.part.of.three.BIG.EAST.Reg-ular. Season. and. Tournament. championships,. winning. the.1998. and.2000.titles.as.a.player.and.achieving.the.feat.again.in.2007.as.a.mem-ber.of.the.staff..Fenster.is.also.a.part.of.four.appearances.in.the.NCAA.Tournament,.including.three.as.a.player..As.a.senior.in.2000,.Fenster.was.a.consensus.First-Team.All-American,.hitting..433.while.play-ing. near-flawless. defense.. That.season,.Rutgers.posted. its. first-ever.40-win.season,.was.ranked.as.high.as.No..12.nationally.and.served.as.the.top.seed.and.host.of. the. NCAA. Regional. at. Upper.Montclair,. N.J.. The. 2000. BIG.EAST.Player.of.the.Year,.NCBWA.District.II.Player.of.the.Year,.and.captain.and.MVP.of.a.team.that.would.feature.three.future.Major.Leaguers,.he.was.also.one.of.10.finalists. for. the. prestigious. Dick.Howser.Trophy,.presented.annu-ally. to.the.nation’s.top.collegiate.player..He.was.also.a.three-time.All-BIG.EAST.selection..Drafted.in.the.12th.round.by.the.Kansas.City.Royals.following.his.All-American.sea-son.in.2000,.Fenster.advanced.to.the.AA.level.in.the.Royals.system.and.was.a.Carolina.League.All-Star.in.both.2002.and.2004,.as.a.member.of. the.Wilmington.Blue.Rocks.. Following. a. breakout. season. in.2004.where.he.hit.a.career-best..302.between.A-Wilmington.and.AA-Wichita,.Fenster.was.a.non-roster.invitee.to.the.Royals.spring.training.camp.in.2005,.where.he.suffered.a.career-ending.ACL.injury.while.playing.third.base. in.a.spring. training.game.while.with. the.Major.League.Club..He.re-joined.the.Rutgers.program.in.April.of.2006,.serving.as.the.Director.of.Baseball.Operations.for.three.seasons.before.being.elevated.to.an.assistant.coach.prior.to.the.2009.season...

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Standing(L-R):.Ted.McDonough,.Charlie.Ruddock,.Jim.Clark,.Allen.Willenbrock,.George.Ruddy,.Tom.Foster,.Hardy.Peterson,.Hal.Tindall,.George.Kaye,.Bob.Suba,.Tex.Maskelevich,.Herm.Hering,.George.Case..Squatting.(L-R):.Don.Biehn,.Jim.Monahan,.Dudley.Eppel,.Julie.Lebott,.Ray.Van.Cleef,.Alan.Stull,.Steve.Kalapos

. The.Scarlet.Knights.opened.play.on.Thursday,.June.15.in.the.opening.game.of.the.tournament.against.defending.national.champion.Texas.(22-5)....Texas.took.a.2-0.lead.in.the.second.on.Frank.Womack’s.two-run.homer,.and.Murray.Wall.pitched.six.shutout.innings.before.giv-ing.up.a.run.in.the.seventh.....Trailing.2-1,.Rutgers.rallied.to.take.the.lead.in. the.eighth,.scoring. three.runs.off.Wall.on. three.walks,. two.singles.and.an.error....Wall.walked.home.a.run,.and.Rutgers.first.baseman.Bob.Suba.stole.home.for.another....Suba.finished.the.game.with.three.stolen.bases,. as.Rutgers. set. a.College.World. Series. record.with. a. total. of.seven.for.the.game....Herman.Hering.steadied.after.giving.up.the.early.home.run,.and.although.he.walked.seven.and.struck.out.only.one,.he.also.allowed.only.three.hits.in.going.the.distance.for.the.win....Ray.Van.Cleef.paced.the.attack,.going.three.for.four,.as.Rutgers.won,.4-2.. Saturday,. June. 17,. Rutgers. faced.Wisconsin. in. a. second-round.winner’s.bracket.matchup.before.only.955.fans.in.steady.drizzle....Tom. Forster. pitched. a. complete-game. six-hitter,. and. Van.Cleef.went.four-for-five.with.a.double.and.a.run.scored.to.pace.the.Scarlet.5-3.win,.and.a.2-and-0.record.in.the.tournament... On.Monday,.June.19,.Rutgers.met.Washington.State.in.the.winner’s.bracket.final....The.game.was.a.terrific.pitcher’s.duel.between.Al.Willenbrock. for.Rutgers. and.Rod.Keogh. for. the.Cougars....Willen-brock.gave.up.an.early.home.run.to.Ted.Tappe.of.the.Cougars,.but.the.Scarlet. tied. it. in. the. fourth.on.a.triple.by.Jim.Monahan.and.an. infield.out....That.would.prove.to.be.the.only.hit.off.Keogh,.but.he.walked.eight.and.was.frequently.in.trouble....In.the.seventh,.Rutgers.loaded.the.bases,.with.Willenbrock.up....without.warning,.(Rutgers.later.said.it.was.not.a.called. play),. the. runner. on. third. tried. to. steal. home.and.was. tagged.out.... As. he. broke,. the. runner. on. second. started. toward. third,. then.hesitated,.and.was.eventually.run.down.and.tagged.out.to.complete.an.unusual.double.play,. killing. the.potential. rally.... In. the. top.of. the.ninth,.

Washington.State.loaded.the.bases.with.no.outs....Don.Paul.grounded.sharply.to.third.baseman.Steve.Kalapos,.who.threw.home.for.the.force.there....catcher.Hardy.Peterson.then.threw.to.first.to.double.Paul,.and.Suba,. the. first.baseman,. then.spotted.Gordon.Brunswick,. the. runner.at.second,.trying.to.make.a.surprise.dash.to.home....Suba.threw.back.to.Peterson,.who.tagged.Brunswick.to.complete.the.triple.play....It.was.the.second.of. three. triple.plays. in. the.CWS.... In. the. top.of. the.10th,.Washington.State.finally.broke.through.on.an.outfield.error,.hit.batter.and.a. two-run.double. by. Terry.Carroll. to. take.a.3-1. lead,. and.Keogh.completed.his.one.hitter.by.retiring.the.side.in.the.bottom.of.the.10th....Washington.State.improved.to.3-0,.and.Rutgers.fell.to.2-1....Van.Cleef,.after.going.seven-for-nine.in.the.first.two.games.was.held.to.0-for-5.... On.Wednesday,.June.21,.Rutgers.came.back.from.its.one-hit.outing. to.blow.out.Wisconsin.16-2...The.Scarlet. collected.11.hits,. in-cluding.two.apiece.by.four.different.players,.and.the.Badgers.unraveled,.committing. seven. errors.... (Van. Cleef. was. 1-for-6).... Herman. Hering.turned.in.his.second.complete.game.win.of.the.tournament,.scattering.eight.hits,.and.also.contributed.a.triple.and.a.single.to.the.11-hit.attack....Wisconsin.was.eliminated.at.2-2,.and.Rutgers.joined.Texas.and.Wash-ington.State.at.3-1.(Texas.had.beaten.the.Cougars,.12-1,.on.Tuesday)..Washington.State.drew.the.bye.into.the.championship.game,.and.Rut-gers.faced.Texas.for.the.second.time,.on.Thursday,.June.22...The.Scar-let.went.with.second-round.winner.Tom.Foster,.but.Texas.knocked.him.out.early,.scoring.three.in.the.second,.and.five.in.the.fourth.on.their.way.to.a.15-9.win....Charlie.Gorin.went.the.distance.for.Texas,.despite.allow-ing.12.hits.and.nine.runs,.as. the.Longhorns.out-hit.Rutgers,.15-12...Texas.went.on.to.win.the.title.over.Washington.State.the.next.night,.3-0,.while.Rutgers.finished.third.at.3-2....finishing.the.season.at.17-4-1...Van.Cleef.was.2-for-4.in.the.final.game.to.finish.the.CWS.at..417.on.10-for-24,.and.was.named.the.Most.Outstanding.Player.

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RUTGERS In ThE pROSYear Player Drafted/Signed By1950. Harding.Peterson. Pittsburgh.Pirates

1956. John.Brugler. New.York.Giants

1961. Pete.Hall. New.York.Yankees. Jim.Wakeling. Cincinnati.Reds

1963. Jeff.Torborg. Los.Angeles.Dodgers

1966. Bob.Dickman. Houston.Astros. Bud.White. Baltimore.Orioles

1977. Karl.Anderson. Seattle.Mariners.

1984. Mark.German. Cincinnati.Reds

1987. Sam.Ferretti. Cleveland.Indians. Bob.MacDonald. Toronto.Blue.Jays. Scott.Trochim. Cincinnati.Reds

1988. Glen.Gardner. Atlanta.Braves. Paul.Johnson. New.York.Mets. Kevin.Kerekes. Pittsburgh.Pirates. Gary.Resetar. Minnesota.Twins. Darrin.Winston. Montreal.Expos

1989. Kevin.Conover. Chicago.White.Sox. Eric.Young. Los.Angeles.Dodgers

1990. Ted.Ciesla. Montreal.Expos. Bob.Fazekas. Detroit.Tigers. Darrin.Kotch. Montreal.Expos. Sean.Ryan. Philadelphia.Phillies

1991. Jason.Imperial. Milwaukee.Brewers. Jim.Kohl.. Minnesota.Twins

1992. Angel.Echevarria. Colorado.Rockies

1993. Doug.Alongi. Chicago.Cubs. Mike.Higgins. Colorado.Rockies. Phil.Schneider. Colorado.Rockies

1994. Chris.Cochrane. Oakland.A’s

1996. Scott.Madison. Tampa.Bay.Devil..Rays. Bill.Malloy. San.Francisco.Giants. Rich.Saitta. Los.Angeles.Dodgers

1998. Mike.Mundy. Colorado.Rockies. Dave.Marciniak. Minnesota.Twins. Adam.Neubart. Arizona.Diamonbacks. Chris.Dorsett. Chicago.Cubs. Keith.Connolly. San.Fransisco.Giants

Year Player Drafted/Signed By1999. Pete.Zoccoillo. Chicago.Cubs.

2000. David.DeJesus. Kansas.City.Royals. Jake.Daubert. Seattle.Mariners. Darren.Fenster. Kansas.City.Royals. Joe.B..Cirone. Oakland.Athletics. Mike.O’Brien. Detroit.Tigers

2001. Billy.McCarthy. Atlanta.Braves. Buddy.Gallagher. Colorado.Rockies. Eric.Brown. Chicago.Cubs

2002. Bobby.Brownlie. Chicago.Cubs. Val.Majewski. Baltimore.Orioles. Jason.Bergmann. Montreal.Expos. Tim.Sweeney. Montreal.Expos. Tom.Crohan. Florida.Marlins. Tom.Wheeler. St..Paul.Saints. Ryan.Molchan. Johnstown.Johnnies

2003. Vinny.Esposito. Toronto.Blue.Jays. Alberto.Vasquez. NJ.Jackals/St..Paul.Saints

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rutGers conference tournament hIstoryYear. Opponent.........................................................................................................................................................Record1986. Atlantic-10.Champions. Rutgers.4,.GWU.3.............................................................................................................................................. 1-0. Rutgers.8,.West.Virginia.3............................................................................................................................. 2-0. West.Virginia.9,.Rutgers.4............................................................................................................................. 2-1. Rutgers.10,.West.Virginia.3.......................................................................................................................... 3-11987. 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West.Virginia.11,.Rutgers.2.......................................................................................................................11-6. Rutgers.6,.West.Virginia.4..........................................................................................................................12-61991. Atlantic-10.Champions. Rutgers.4,.GWU.2...........................................................................................................................................13-6. Massachusetts.11,.Rutgers.6..................................................................................................................13-7. Rutgers.12,.Penn.State.6............................................................................................................................14-7. Rutgers.5,.Massachusetts.4......................................................................................................................15-7. Rutgers.8,.Massachusetts.3......................................................................................................................16-71992. West.Virginia.6,.Rutgers.4..........................................................................................................................16-8. Massachusetts.9,.Rutgers.8......................................................................................................................16-91993. Atlantic-10.Champions. Rutgers.4,.GWU.2...........................................................................................................................................17-9. Rutgers.5,.Temple.2.......................................................................................................................................18-9. Rutgers.7,.West.Virginia.6..........................................................................................................................19-91994. West.Virginia.12,.Rutgers.1....................................................................................................................19-10. Massachusetts.9,.Rutgers.3...................................................................................................................19-111995. Massachusetts.10,.Rutgers.9...............................................................................................................19-12. Rutgers.9,.GWU.9....................................................................................................................................19-12-1. Rutgers.16,.St..Bonaventure.12.......................................................................................................20-12-1. Massachusetts.10,.Rutgers.3...........................................................................................................20-13-11996. 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Rutgers.14,.St..John’s.10.....................................................................................................................22-18-1. Rutgers.7,.Notre.Dame.6.....................................................................................................................23-18-1. Rutgers.11,.Notre.Dame.0..................................................................................................................24-18-11999. Rutgers.13,.St..John’s.9........................................................................................................................25-18-1. Rutgers.11,.Providence.4.....................................................................................................................26-18-1. Providence.9,.Rutgers.2........................................................................................................................26-19-1. St..John’s.6,.Rutgers.4...........................................................................................................................26-20-12000. BIG.EAST.Champions. Rutgers.11,.Pittsburgh.3......................................................................................................................27-20-1. Rutgers.8,.Connecticut.7......................................................................................................................28-20-1. Rutgers.6,.Seton.Hall.2..........................................................................................................................29-20-1. Seton.Hall.4,.Rutgers.3..........................................................................................................................29-21-1. Rutgers.1,.Seton.Hall.0..........................................................................................................................30-21-12001. Seton.Hall.4,.Rutgers.2..........................................................................................................................30-22-1. Notre.Dame.6,.Rutgers.2.....................................................................................................................30-23-12002. BIG.EAST.Finalists. Notre.Dame.8,.Rutgers.3.....................................................................................................................30-24-1. Rutgers.4,.Boston.College.2................................................................................................................31-24-1. Rutgers.6,.Virginia.Tech.2....................................................................................................................32-24-1. Rutgers.4,.Notre.Dame.3.....................................................................................................................33-24-1. Notre.Dame.3,.Rutgers.2.(10.inn.)..................................................................................................33-25-12003. BIG.EAST.Finalists. Rutgers.6,.West.Virginia.0...................................................................................................................31-25-1. Notre.Dame.9,.Rutgers.3.....................................................................................................................31-26-1. Rutgers.8,.West.Virginia.7...................................................................................................................32-26-1. Rutgers.15,.Notre.Dame.11...............................................................................................................33-26-1. Notre.Dame.11,.Rutgers.3..................................................................................................................33-27-12006. Louisville.9,.Rutgers.8.............................................................................................................................33-28-1. Rutgers.13,.Cincinnati.7........................................................................................................................34-28-1. Rutgers.9,.Connecticut.5......................................................................................................................35-28-1. Louisville.13,.Rutgers.3..........................................................................................................................35-29-12007. BIG.EAST.Champions. Rutgers.13,.Notre.Dame.2..................................................................................................................36-29-1. Louisville.8,.Rutgers.1.............................................................................................................................36-30-1. Rutgers.11,.Villanova.0..........................................................................................................................37-30-1. Rutgers.12,.Louisville.10.......................................................................................................................38-30-1. Rutgers.3,.Louisville.1.............................................................................................................................39-30-1. Rutgers.7,.Connecticut.6......................................................................................................................40-30-12010. BIG.EAST.Semifinalists. Rutgers.9,.Pittsburgh.5.........................................................................................................................41-30-1. Rutgers.6,.Connecticut.5......................................................................................................................42-30-1. Connecticut.11,.Rutgers.10.(10.innings).....................................................................................42-31-1. Connecticut.7,.Rutgers.4......................................................................................................................42-32-1

*.Rutgers.is.22-19.all.time.in.the.BIG.EAST.Tournament

scarlet knIGhts on all-conference teams under hIll

Coach of the Year:.Fred.Hill.1991,.1992,.1993,.1998Player of the Year:.Doug.Alongi.1993;.Darren.Fenster.2000;. . .Todd.Frazier.2007Rookie of the Year:.Jake.Daubert.1998;.Bobby.Brownlie.2000.

2011. Second.Team:.Michael.Lang2010. First.Team:.Pat.Biserta. Second.Team:.Steve.Nyisztor2009. Third.Team:.Jaren.Matthews2008. Third.Team:.Jaren.Matthews2007. First.Team:.Todd.Frazier,.SS,.Dave.Williams.OF,.Jon.Gossard,.DH. Second.Team:.Steve.Healing,.P,.Ryan.Hill,.OF. Third.Team:.Tom.Edwards,.1B2006. First.Team:.Todd.Frazier,.SS. Second.Team:.Jeff.Grose,.OF,.Frank.Meade,.C.. Third.Team:.Tim.Querns,.3B2005. Second.Team:.Johnny.Defendis,.OF,.Colin.Gaynor,.DH,. Cory.Rodriguez,.2B. Third.Team:.Todd.Frazier,.SS,.Jeff.Grose,.OF.2004. First.Team:.Jeff.Frazier,.OF. Third.Team:.Graig.Badger,.2B,.Jack.Egbert,.P2003.. First.Team:.Jeff.Frazier,.OF,.Matt.Wolski,.DH. Second.Team:.Jack.Egbert,.P. Third.Team:.Steve.Normane,.1B2002. Second.Team:.Bobby.Brownlie,.P,.Val.Majewski,.OF. Third.Team:.Tom.Wheeler,.P2001. First.Team:.Val.Majewski,.1B,.Billy.McCarthy,.OF,. Bobby.Brownlie,.P. Second.Team:.Matt.Wolski,.2B2000. First.Team:.Darren.Fenster,.SS,.Bobby.Brownlie,.P,.. David.DeJesus,.OF,.Joe.B..Cirone,.OF,.Jake.Daubert,.3B,.. Mike.Popowski,.DH. All-Rookie.Team:.Bobby.Brownlie,.P,.Val.Majewski,.1B/OF1999. First.Team:.Pete.Zoccolillo,.OF.. Second.Team:.Darren.Fenster,.SS,.David.DeJesus,.OF,.. .. Jimmy.Wilson,.P.. All-Rookie.Team:.Jimmy.Wilson1998. First.Team:.Pete.Zoccolillo,.1B;.Dave.Marciniak,.2B;... .. Adam.Neubart,.OF.. Second.Team:.Mike.Mundy,.RHP. All-Rookie.Team:.Jake.Daubert,.David.DeJesus1997. First.Team:.Pete.Zoccolillo,.1B. Second.Team:.Mike.Mundy,.RHP. .. All-Rookie.Team:.Darren.Fenster,.Mike.O’Brien,..Barry.Walsh1996. First.Team:.Scott.Madison,.LHP1995. Second.Team:.Brian.Giallella,.2B1994. First.Team:.Kevin.James,.C,.Brian.Giallella,.2B. Second.Team:.Scott.Kassan,.1B1993. First.Team:.Mike.Higgins,C,.Bob.Windows,.SS,.Doug.Alongi,.OF. Second.Team:.RHP-.Mike.Barckley.1992. First.Team:.Angel.Echevarria,.OF.Doug.Alongi,.DH. Second.Team:.Mike.Higgins,.P/C,.Joe.Litterio,.2B,.. Mike.Winchock,.3B1991. First.Team:.Doug.Alongi,.DH. Second.Team:.Angel.Echevarria,.OF.1990. First.Team:.Ted.Ciesla,.SS,.Angel.Echevarria,.OF. Second.Team:.Dave.Hornaday,.LHP,..Chris.McAlindin,.2B.#1989. Sean.Ryan,.1B,.Mark.Ozoroski,.SS,.Eric.Young,.OF.#1988.. Darrin.Winston,.P,.Paul.Johnson,1B,.Glen.Gardner,.OF.#1987.. Darrin.Winston,.P,.Scott.Trochim,.3B,.Glen.Gardner,.OF#1986.. Glen.Gardner,.OF,.Joe.Lynch,.DH*Prior.to.1996,.Rutgers.competed.in.the.Atlantic-10.Conference#.Only.one.team.selected

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SERIES/COAChES RECORdS/nCAA RESULTS

rutGers In ncaa tournament (16-30)1950 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES, OMAHA, NEB.Rutgers.4,.Texas.2...............................................................................................1-0Rutgers.5,.Wisconsin.3.....................................................................................2-0Washington.St..3,.Rutgers.1...........................................................................2-1Rutgers.16,.Wisonsin.2....................................................................................3-1Texas.15,.Rutgers.9............................................................................................3-21966 DISTRICT II CHAMPIONSHIPSt..John’s.9,.Rutgers.4.......................................................................................3-3Rutgers.3,.Colgate.2...........................................................................................4-3Lafayette.4,.Rutgers.3........................................................................................4-41968 DISTRICT II CHAMPIONSHIPSt..John’s.12,.Rutgers.0...................................................................................4-5NYU.5,.Rutgers.0.................................................................................................. 4-61970 DISTRICT II CHAMPIONSHIPSeton.Hall.3,.Rutgers.0....................................................................................... 4-7Penn.State.5,.Rutgers.1..................................................................................... 4-81986 NORTHEAST REGIONALMaine.5,.Rutgers.1............................................................................................... 4-9Rider.9,.Rutgers.4..............................................................................................4-101988 NORTHEAST REGIONALKentucky.6,.Rutgers.2......................................................................................4-11Rutgers.6,.Clemson.1.......................................................................................5-11Stanford.8,.Rutgers.1.......................................................................................5-121990 NCAA EAST REGIONAL, WATERBURY, CONN.North.Carolina.3,.Rutgers.2..........................................................................5-13Rutgers.15,.Connecticut.5.............................................................................6-13Rutgers.5,.Maine.4............................................................................................7-13Rutgers.9,.North.Carolina.4..........................................................................8-13Rutgers.4,.Georgia.3.........................................................................................9-13Georgia.20,.Rutgers.9......................................................................................9-141991 CENTRAL REGIONAL, AUSTIN, TExASOklahoma.St..9,.Rutgers.4.............................................................................9-15UAB.10,.Rutgers.9............................................................................................9-161993 MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL, KNOxVILLE, TENN.Clemson.7,.Rutgers.4.......................................................................................9-17Rutgers.5,.UNC-Charlotte.1.......................................................................10-17Kansas.8,.Rutgers.2......................................................................................10-181998 SOUTH REGIONAL, TALLAHASSEE, FLA.Rutgers.17,.Auburn.15................................................................................11-18Oklahoma.9,.Rutgers.7.................................................................................11-19Auburn.7,.Rutgers.4.......................................................................................11-201999 REGIONAL, LUBBOCK, TExASTexas.Tech.5,.Rutgers.2..............................................................................11-21Rice.6,.Rutgers.1.............................................................................................11-222000 REGIONAL, UPPER MONTCLAIR, N.J.Rutgers.4,.Army.3...........................................................................................12-22North.Carolina.9,.Rutgers.3.......................................................................12-23Penn.State.6,.Rutgers.5...............................................................................12-242001 REGIONAL, LINCOLN, NEB.Rutgers.4,.BYU.3.............................................................................................13-24Nebraska.5,.Rutgers.4..................................................................................13-25Rutgers.6,.No..Iowa.5....................................................................................14-25Nebraska.14,.Rutgers.10...........................................................................14-262003 REGIONAL, TALLAHASSEE, FLA.South.Alabama.14,.Rutgers.1...................................................................14-27Rutgers.8,.Jacksonville.5.............................................................................15-27Florida.State.17,.Rutgers.7........................................................................15-28.2007 REGIONAL, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.Oregon.State.5,.Rutgers.1..........................................................................15-29Rutgers.11,.Lafayette.10............................................................................16-29Oregon.State.5,.Rutgers.2..........................................................................16-30

COACH YEARS RECORD WINNING %No.Coach. 1870-1906.... 100-155-1. .391Frank.Gordon. 1907. 3-8-0. .272Frank.Cox. 1908-1911..... 18-35-0. .340Walter.Brodie. 1912-1915..... 32-26-0. .552Chaz.Piez. 1916-1917...... 6-11-0. .353Frank.Cox. 1918-1925..... 38-61-2. .380Fred.Jackitsch. 1926-1931..... 43-42-0. .506J.Tasker. 1932-1937..... 35-53-2. .393Charles.Ward. 1938-1949.... 103-77-2. .569George.M..Case. 1950-1960.... 113-82-3. .575Matt.Bolger. 1961-1983.... 293-247-7. .539Fred.Hill. 1984-........... 882-603-7.. .593

Adelphi.................... 3-2Army. 1-0Auburn. 1-1UAB. 0-1American. 1-0American.Legion. 1-0Arkansas.St.. 1-2Army. 10-9Boston.College. 16-7Bowdoin. 1-0Bowling.Green. 1-0Brown. 1-0Bucknell. 15-3BYU. 1-0Cal-Berkeley. 0-1CCNY. 3-0Central.Connecticut. 2-0Central.Florida. 4-7Cincinnati. 11-5Clemson. 1-1Colby. 0-1Colgate. 21-7-1Columbia. 42-21Connecticut. 31-24Cornell. 1-0Creighton. 0-1CW.Post. 5-0-1Dartmouth. 2-4Delaware. 30-25Drexel. 1-0Duquesne. 6-0East.Carolina. 0-4Eckerd. 0-1Fairleigh.Dickinson.25-7Fairfield. 1-0Fordham..............27-11-3Fort.Monmouth. 1-0Florida.Atlantic. 6-15FIU.. 15-32Florida.Memorial.. 4-1Florida.State. 0-1Franklin.&.Marshall..0-1George.Mason. 0-1Georgetown. 41-7George.Washington.10-8Georgia. 1-1Georgia.Southern. 1-1Georgia.Tech. 11-40Gettysburg. 1-0Glassboro. 2-0Harvard. 3-0Hofstra. 7-4Howard. 2-0Illinois. 0-1Illinois.State. 1-0

Illinois-Chicago. 2-0Iona. 21-3Iowa. 2-4Jacksonville. 1-0James.Madison. 1-2Johns.Hopkins. 3-0Kansas. 0-1Kentucky. 1-2Kilmer. 1-0Lafayette. 62-27Lambuth. 1-2La.Salle. 1-0Lehigh. 60-15Lliberty. 2-2Lipsomb. 1-0Long.Island. 6-6Louisville. 5-17Maguire.Air.Force. 3-0Maine. 5-6-1Marist. 1-0Maryland. 5-5-1Massachusetts...36-27-1Massichusetts.Inst.. 0-1Memphis.St.. 0-2Miami. 10-39Miami.(OH). 0-1Michigan. 3-0Michigan.St.. 1-1Middle.Tennesee.St..0-1Minnesota. 3-3Monmouth. 24-7Monmouth.CC. 1-1Montclair.St.. 8-8Morristown. 1-0Muhlenberg. 2-0Murray.St.. 8-8Navy. 3-4Nebraska. 0-2Newark.Bears. 3-1New.Hampshire. 5-0NJIT. 4-0NYU. 4-7New.York.Tech. 5-5North.Carolina. 3-11UNC-Charlotte. 1-0North.Carolina.St.. 2-4North.Dakota. 1-0Northeastern. 3-0Northwestern. 1-2Northern.Iowa. 1-0Notre.Dame. 20-31Oklahoma. 0-1Oklahoma.St.. 0-1Old.Dominion. 25-17Ohio.State. 0-1

Oregon.State. 0-2Pace. 11-3Panzer. 2-1Pennsylvania. 7-4Penn.St.. 29-32Pittsburgh. 27-14Princeton. 58-37-3Providence. 8-7Purdue. 1-0Rhode.Island. 42-11Rice. 0-1Rider. 37-24Rollins. 1-1Rutgers.Camden. 1-0Rutgers.Newark. 2-0St..Bonaventure. 7-2St..Francis.(NY). 11-2St..John’s. 33-46St..Joseph’s. 37-10St..Leo. 0-2St..Peter’s. 17-1St..Thomas. 4-4Seton.Hall. 50-48-1South.Alabama. 0-1South.Florida. 8-7Southern.Florida. 0-3Southern.Illinois. 7-11Stanford. 0-1Stevens. 2-0Syracuse. 4-3Tampa. 1-1Temple. 43-25-1Texas.A&M. 1-2Texas.Tech. 0-1Trenton.St..(CNJ). 1-2Trinity. 1-0Tufts. 1-0Tulane. 4-11Upsala. 8-2Vanderbilt. 0-1-1Villanova. 32-38Virginia. 5-2Virginia.Common.. 7-6Virginia.Tech. 8-4Wagner. 17-2-2Washington.&.Lee.0-0-1Washington.St.. 0-1Wesleyan. 1-0West.Virginia. 36-21William.&.Mary. 11-4William.Patterson.3-4-1

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1946 Charles Ward -- 9-5 .4/.6.....CONNECTICUT. L. 10-12.4/10....COLUMBIA. W. 18-.8.4/13....COLGATE. W. .9-.7.4/17....PRINCETON. W. 14-.8.4/20....SETON.HALL. L.. 18-19.4/24....at.Drexel. W. 20-.7.5/.1.....PANZER. L.. 4-12.5/.8.....at.Stevens. W. 4-.2.5/11....at.Lehigh. W. 10-.4.5/15....CAMP.KILMER. W. 11-.4.5/20....at.Lafayette. W. 4-.1.5/22....LEHIGH. L.. 3-.4.5/25....at.Princeton. W. 7-.3.6/.8.....BC. L.. 6-11.

1947 Charles Ward -- 10-4.3/29....at.Maryland. W... 4-0.3/31....at.Columbia. L.... 6-.7.4/.3.....TRINITY. W... 6-.1.4/.7.....FORDHAM. L.... 5-.6.4/11....NWK.BEARS. W... 7-.4.4/12....PANZER. W... 7-.6.4/23....at.Lehigh. W... 5-.3.4/26....RUTGERS.NWK. W... 17-.2.4/30....at.Princeton. L... 1-.3.5/10....at.Lafayette. L. 2-.3.5/17....LEHIGH. W. 10-.1.5/19....at.Morristown.. W. 5-.1.5/23....at..Amer..Leg.... W. 12-.5.5/24....LAFAYETTE. W. 7-.2

1948 Charles Ward -- 21-3.3/31. SYRACUSE. L. 2-.7.4/.3. WESLEYAN. W. 13-.3.4/.7. COLUMBIA. W. 4-.2.4/.9. at.Army. W. 9-.6.4/10. PANZER. W. 17-16.4/16. COLGATE. W. 9-.2.4/17. MARYLAND. W. 12-.7.4/20. at.Stevens. W. 9-.0.4/21. at.Lehigh. W. 3-.2.4/24. PRINCETON. W. 8-.0.4/28. at.New.York. W. 9-.5.4/29. at.Fort.Monmouth.W. 5-.3.5/.1. SETON.HALL. L. 0-.2.5/.8. LAFAYETTE. W. 7-.6.5/11. at.Princeton. W. 5-.3.5/12. TEMPLE. W. 6-.5.5/15. LEHIGH. W. 2-.1.5/17. at.Navy. W. 2-.0.5/19. VILLANOVA. W. 5-.1.5/21. NEWARK.COL.. W. 5-.0.5/22. at.Lafayette. W. 7-.0.6/.8. MARYLAND. W. 8-.1.6/.9. Navy.(NCAA). L. 2-.3.6/12. HARVARD. W. 4-.1

1949 Charles Ward -- 18-9-13/28. at.U..of.Virginia. W. 6-.43/29. at.U..of.Virginia. W. 11-.53/30. at.William.&.Mary.W. 9-.24/1. at.U..of.Maryland. T. 2-.24/2. at.GW. L. 8-114/4. at.Navy. L. .4-.64/9. FORDHAM. W. 9-.64/12. at.Temple. W. 11-.64/15. CONNECTICUT. W. 5-.24/16. U.S..MilitArmy. W. 7-.64/19. NEWARK.BEARS.L. 1-104/20. at.Villanova. W.. 5-.14/26. PENN.STATE. W. 6-.24/27. at.Seton.Hall. L. 4-114/30. LAFAYETTE. W. 16-.35/3. at.Syracuse. W. 15-.85/4. at.Colgate. W. 11-.25/11. at.Columbia. W. 4-.15/13. GEORGETOWN. L. 0-.65/14. at.Lafayette. W. 5-.15/18. LEHIGH. W. 7-.05/21. PRINCETON. W. 3-.05/28. at.Princeton. L. 3-.56/6. St..John’s.(NCAA).L. 8-146/7. Seton.Hall.(NCAA).W. 7-.56/7. Penn.State.(NCAA).L. 4-.76/10. at.Lafayette. W. 4-.16/11. U..OF.VIRGINIA. L. 1-.4.1950 George M. Case -- 17-4-13/27. at.U..of.Maryland.W. 10-.0

3/28. at.U..of.Maryland. L. 7-103/29. at.U..of.Virginia. W. 3-.23/31. at.Washington.&.Lee.T. 6-.6.4/.1. at.GW. W. 4-.34/.8. NAVY. W. 11-.54/10. at.Georgetown. W. 4-.34/12. COLUMBIA. W. 11-.44/15. at.Penn.State. W. 6-.34/19. LEHIGH. W. 15-.04/21. COLGATE. L. 6-.74/22. PRINCETON. W. 12-.54/29. at.Lafayette. W. 14-125/.4. at.Fordham. W. 10-.25/.6. AMHERST. W. 12-.05/.8. TEMPLE. W. 11-.55/10. VILLANOVA. W. 12-.25/17. at.Lehigh. W. 17-.45/20. LAFAYETTE. W. 9-.85/27. at.Princeton. L. 2-.36/.5. SETON.HALL.. L. .3-136/10. U..OF.VIRGINIA. W. 10-.8District.II.Champs,.NCAA.World.Series.Semifinalist.. .1951 George M. Case -- 15-8.3/26. at.John.Hopkins. W. 13-.13/27. at.Maryland. L. 6-.73/28. at.GW. W. 4-.23/29. at.Georgetown. L. 2-.34/.4. at..Navy. W. 6-.54/.7. .MARYLAND. W. 10-.64/14. C.C.N.Y.. W. 7-.44/17. at.Villanova. W. 17-.34/18. at.Columbia. W. 3-.14/21. LAFAYETTE. W. 8-.54/27. PENN.STATE. L. 1-.24/28. at.Lehigh. L. 4-144/30. ST..JOHN’S. L. 4-.95/.1. PRINCETON. L. 3-.45/.4. at.Newark.Col.. W. 16-.05/.5. SO..JERSEY-RU. W. 3-.25/.8. at.Seton.Hall. L. 4-.85/12. DELAWARE. W. 4-.35/14. at.Army. W. 4-.35/16. LEHIGH. W. 19-.15/19. at.Lafayette. W. 8-.36/.6. at.Princeton. L. 1-.26/.9. FORDHAM. W. 8-.4. . .1952 George M. Case -- 9-7-13/27. at.Maryland. L. 1-.83/28. at.Maryland. L. 5-.63/29. at.Navy. L. 4-.84/.2. VILLANOVA. L. 1-.34/10. PRINCETON. W. 6-.14/12. C.C.N.Y.. W. 8-.64/19. GEORGETOWN. W. 5-.24/22. at.Army. W. 11-.44/30. COLUMBIA. L. 8-11.5/.2. at.Penn.State. L. 5-115/.3. at.Lafayette. L. 2-.85/10. at.Delaware. W. 8-.65/14. at.Lehigh. W. 2-.05/16. COLGATE. W. 12-.35/17. LAFAYETTE. W. 7-.35/31. at.Princeton. W. 7-.26/.7. FORDHAM. T. 9-.9

1953 George M. Case -- 9-54/.1. at.Maryland. L. 3-.54/.2. at.Johns.Hopkins.W. 5-.34/.3. at.American.Univ..W. 15-14/.8. TEMPLE. W. 6-.04/11. at.Columbia. L. 3-.64/15. at.Army. W. 3-.14/22. at.Villanova. L. 0-.24/25. at.Lehigh. W. 4-.24/28. at.Princeton. L. 0-.35/.9. at.Fordham. W. 3-.15/13. LEHIGH. W. 7-.25/16. LAFAYETTE. L. 0-.45/20. DELAWARE. W. 10-.05/23. at.Colgate. W. 11-.0

1954 George M. Case -- 9-114/.2. at.Johns.Hopkins.W. 10-.34/.7. TUFTS. W. 6-.34/10. COLUMBIA. L. 0-.14/13. at.Navy. L. 7-.84/14. at.Pennsylvania. W. 9-.7

4/21. ST..JOHN’S. L. 4-.74/23. COLGATE. L. 2-.34/24. LEHIGH. W. 6-.25/.1. at.Lafayette. L. 1-.95/.5. at.Penn.State. L. 0-.15/12. at.Delaware. L. 6-.75/15. FORDHAM. W. 16-.75/19. at.Lehigh. W. 1-.0.5/22. LAFAYETTE. L. 4-.65/29. at.Princeton. L. 0-.26/.5. CONNECTICUT. W. 4-.2

1955 George M. Case -- 9-114/.5. PENN. L. 1-.34/.6. PRINCETON. W. 13-.44/.7. at.Columbia. W. 5-.34/.9. TEMPLE. W. 4-.14/.9. TEMPLE. L.. 0-.34/15. PENN.STATE. W. 4-.14/16. at.Fordham. L. 2-.34/20. LAFAYETTE. L. 0-.24/23. LEHIGH. W. 3-.24/23. LEHIGH. W. 2-.04/27. at.Princeton. L. 4-.54/30. at.Lafayette. L. 3-.45/.4. NEWARK.RU. W. 18-.15/.7. DELAWARE. L.. 0-.45/.7. DELAWARE. W. 2-.15/11. McGUIRE.AF. W. 6-.05/12. at.Villanova. L.. 4-.95/18. at.Lehigh. L. 5-105/20. at.Syracuse. L. 1-.75/21. at.Colgate. L. 4-.9

1956 George M. Case -- 10-8-14/.2. U..OF.MAINE. T. 4-.44/.3. at.Penn. W. 8-.64/10. PRINCETON. W. 3-.24/12. at.Temple. W. 7-.64/14. COLUMBIA. L. 2-.54/14. COLUMBIA. W. 6-.34/20. COLGATE. L. 5-.84/21. at.Lehigh. W. 3-.04/23. N.Y.U.. L. 0-104/27. SYRACUSE. W. 7-.14/28. at.Lafayette. L. 5-105/.5. at.Penn.State. L. 2-.75/.8. at.Delaware. L. 0-.15/10. at.Princton. L. 3-.45/12. FORDHAM. W. 2-.05/12. FORDHAM. W. 4-.35/16. LAFAYETEE. L. 8-215/19. LEHIGH. W. 5-.05/19. LEHIGH. W. 5-.4

1957 George M. Case -- 6-104/.3. TEMPLE. W. 6-.54/.9. PRINCETON. W. 11-.84/12. Army. L. 2-.44/13. VILLANOVA. L. 3-164/20. LEHIGH. W.. 6-.14/24. PENN. W. 8-.44/27. at.Lafayette. L. 1-115/1. at.Princeton. L. 1-95/3. PENN.ST.. L. 7-95/4. at.NYU. L. 6-125/7. DELAWARE. L. 1-85/8. at.Columbia.. L. 8-135/15. LAFAYETTE. W. 5-45/17. at.FORDHAM. L. 3-165/18. at.Lehigh. W. 5-36/1. St..John’s. L. 0-5

1958 George M. Case -- 8-93/29. COLBY. L. 1-.54/.1. C.C.N.Y.. W. 8-.24/.2. at.Pennsylvania. L. 6-.74/.3. MAINE. W. 6-.24/.9. PRINCETON. L. 3-.74/10. at.St..John’s. W. 4-34/15. COLUMBIA. W. 5-34/16. at.Army. L. 1-64/19. at.Lehigh. L. 2-64/26. at.Lafayette. L. 0-74/30. Muhlenberg. W. 11-45/2. at.NYU. L. 3-55/10. at.Delaware. L. 0-95/12. at.Princeton. L. 2-35/14. LAFAYETTE. W. 9-85/16. COLGATE. W. 4-3

5/17. LEHIGH. W. 2-0

1959 George M. Case -- 12-53/26. .BOWDOIN. W. 10-.03/31. .M.I.T.. L. 1-.24/.4. .at.Pennsylvania. W. 7-.54/.8. .PRINCETON. W. 5-.34/15. .at.U.S.M.A.. W. 6-.34/17. .FORDHAM. W. 6-.54/18. .LEHIGH. W. 5-.24/22. .at.Temple. L. 1-.74/25. .LAFAYETTE. W. 11-104/30. .NYU. W. 6-.15/.2. .ST..JOHN’S. L. 1-.35/.6. .at.Lafayette. W. 6-.15/.8. .at.Princeton. L. 5-.65/.9. .DELAWARE. L. 2-.35/12. .VILLANOVA. W. 7-.65/16. .at.Lehigh. W. 7-.36/.6. .HOFSTRA. W.. 4-.3

1960 George M. Case -- 11-64/.1. .MAINE. W. 3-.24/.6. .PRINCETON. L. 5-.74/.9. .PENN. L. 4-104/13. .at.Wagner. W. 17-124/15. .COLGATE. W. 7-04/16. .at.Lehigh. L. 0-14/20. .HOWARD.UNIV`..W. 14-24/23. .TEMPLE. L. 5-64/26. .COLUMBIA. W. 6-44/28. .at.NYU.. L. 12-134/30. .PENN.STATE. W. 4-35/.3. .at.Princeton. W. 3-15/.4. .at.Columbia. W. 18-45/.7. .LAFAYETTE. W. 8-45/14. .LEHIGH. W. 25-135/19. .at.Fordham. L. 5-.95/21. .at.Delaware. W. 8-.4.. . .1961 Matt Bolger -- 15-4-14/.5. ST..JOHN’S. W. 6-34/.7. .PRINCETON. T. 10-104/12. .WAGNER. W. 10-.54/15. .at.Lehigh. W. 11-.44/19. .VILLANOVA. W. 2-.04/20. .at.Pennsylvania. W. 11-.64/22. .at.Colgate. L. 5-.84/27. .RIDER. W. 3-.04/28. .at.Hofstra. W. 13-.85/.1. .at.Columbia. L. 1-.45/.3. .at.Penn.State. L. 2-155/.5. .at.Temple. W. 10-.85/.6. .SETON.HALL. W. 5-.35/.8. .NYU. W. 5-.05/11. .at.Lafayette. W. 11-.55/13. .LEHIGH. W. 5-.25/17. .LAFAYETTE. W. 3-.15/19. .at.Princeton. L. 2-.45/20. .DELAWARE. W. 12-.25/20. .DELAWARE. W. 3-.0

1962 Matt Bolger -- 14-43/30. at.Virginia. W. 10-.24/.4. at.Villanova. W. 6-.34/11. at.Army. W. 14-.34/14. LEHIGH. W. 11-.24/17. at.Princeton. L. 0-.34/19. at.Gettysburg. W. 8-.44/21. COLGATE. W. 12-.34/24. at.Rider. W. 7-.64/26. at.Muhlenberg. W. 5-.14/28. BUCKNELL. W. 10-.45/.1. at.Columbia. W. 8-.75/.4. PRINCETON. W. 10-.65/9. LAFAYETTE. L. 8-145/11. COLUMBIA. W. 7-25/12. at.Lehigh. W. 4-25/14. PENN. W. 8-45/15. at.Lafayette. L. 8-95/19. at.Delaware. L. 1-2.1963 Matt Bolger -- 11-54/.4. VILLANOVA. W. 17-.64/.6. at.Seton.Hall. L. 0-.34/11. GLASSBORO. W. 15-.44/13. at.Lehigh. W. 6-.54/16. PRINCETON. W. 3-.04/18. ST..JOHN’S. L. 3-104/20. at.Penn.State. W. 5-.4

4/23. RIDER. L. 1-.84/25. at.Hofstra. W. 2-.04/27. at.Bucknell. L. 6-.75/.1. COLGATE. W. 8-.65/.3. at.Princeton. W. 7-.35/.4. TRENTON.ST.. W. 16-.55/.8. at.Army. W. 12-.75/15. LEHIGH. L. 7-.95/17. LAFAYETTE. W. 4-.1

1964 Matt Bolger -- 9-114/.1. COLGATE. W. 10-.24/.4. BROWN. W. 5-.24/.9. SETON.HALL. L. 5-.64/11. LEHIGH. W. 3-.24/16. at.St..John’s. L. 0-.74/18. PENN.STATE. L. 4-.54/18. PENN.STATE. L. 0-.34/24. RIDER. L. 3-.64/25. BUCKNELL. W. 3-.24/27. at.Princeton. W. 2-.15/.2. at.Colgate. L. 1-.35/.4. HOFSTRA. L. 2-.85/.6. at.Army. L. 0-.45/.7. LAFAYETTE. W. 9-.25/.9. GLASSBORO. W. 5-.35/11. TRENTON.ST.. L. 2-.35/13. at.Lehigh. W. 5-.05/15. at.Lafayette. W. 7-.35/16. at.Delaware. L. 5-.65/16. at.Delaware. L. 0-.8

1965 Matt Bolger -- 11-104/.6. COLUMBIA. L. 1-.24/.9. NEW.HAMP.. W. 4-.14/10. at.Lehigh. W. 3-.24/15. COLGATE. W. 4-.04/17. LAFAYETTE. W. 2-.04/20. PRINCETON. L. 1-.24/23. at.Bucknell. L. 2-.34/24. at.Penn.State. W. 3-.24/24. at.Penn.State. W. 3-.24/28. at.Army. W. 7.-54/30. at.L.I.U.. W. 6-.55/.4. at.Columbia. W. 11-.35/.5. at.Lafayette. L. 2-.85/.8. at.Trenton.State. W. 6-.25/10. at.Seton.Hall. L. 3-.95/12. LEHIGH. W. 4-.05/15. VILLANOVA. L. 3-.65/17. ST..JOHN’S. L. 8-115/18. RIDER. L. 6-.75/19. at.Princeton. L. 2-.45/20. at.Hofstra. L. 3-.4

1966 Matt Bolger -- 11-6-14/.6. at.Columbia. W. 6-.14/.8. NEW.HAMP.. W. 9-.54/.9. SETON.HALL. L. 3-.44/11. at.Fordham. W. 6-44/12. at.St..John’s. L. 1-.24/14. LEHIGH. W. 7-.34/16. LAFAYETTE. L. 1-114/19. at.Princeton. W. 9-.24/23. PENN.STATE. L. 1-.64/23. PENN.STATE. W. 4-.14/26. HOFSTRA. W. 7-.04/29. at.Cornell. W. 3-.04/30. at.Colgate. T. 5-.55/.2. COLUMBIA. L. 3-45/.3. at.Lafayette. L. 1-.35/.5. L.I.U.. W. 7-.35/.7. at.Delaware. W. 13-.05/.10. PRINCETON. W. 5-4

1967 Matt Bolger -- 13-5 3/31. NEW..HAMP.. W. 6-14/1. BUCKNELL. W. 9-04./5. at.Columbia. W. 7-54/.8. LAFAYETTE. L. 1-.94/10. at.Seton.Hall. W. 9-.54/12. ST..JOHN’S. W. 7-.64/14. at.Lehigh. W. 7-.34/15. SYRACUSE. L. 0-.64/15. SYRACUSE. W. 5-.44/18. PRINCETON. W. 5-.04/20. at.Army. W. 6-.44/22. PENN.STATE. L. 2-104/22. PENN.STATE. L. 2-.45/29. VILLANOVA. L. 3-.4

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS5/.2. at.Lafayette. W. 12-.55/.4. LEHIGH. W. 5-.15/.6. at.Colgate. W. 2-.05/9. at.Princeton. W. 1-.0

1968 Matt Bolger -- 15-7-13/20. ST..PETERS. W. 15-.63/29. FDU. W. 2-.04/.2. at.Army. L. 2-.64/.4. COLUMBIA. W. 6-.34/.6. at.Lafayette. L. 2-.34/10. NEW.HAMP.. W. 11-.84/12. LEHIGH. W. 6-.54/13. COLGATE. W. 8-.74/15. at.Fordham. T. 3-.34/16. at.Princeton. W. 7-.24/18. at.Delaware. W. 9-.44/20. PENN.STATE. L. 3-.44/20. PENN.STATE. W. 4-.24/22. HOFSTRA. W. 6-.34/25. SETON.HALL. W. 9-.04/26. at.St..John’s. W. 3-.14/29. at.Rider. L. 6-74/30. LAFAYETTE. W. 4-.25/.2. at.Lehigh. W. 10-.25/.4. at.Villanova. L.. 1-.35/.7. PRINCETON. W. 10-.25/31. St..John’s.(NCAA).L. 0-126/.1. N.Y.U..(NCAA). L. 0-.5

1969 Matt Bolger -- 13-17-13/21. Kentucky. L. 1-.53/21. Georgia.Southern.W. 8-.53/22. Kentucky. W. 3-.23/22. Georgia.Southern.L. 2-.53/25. Rollins. L. 2-.43/26. Northwestern. W. 3-.23/27. Amherst. L. 3-.53/27. Amherst. T. 3-.33/28. Rollins. L. 0-.53/29. Northwestern. L. 5-.64/.1. DARTMOUTH. L. 2-.74/.3. at.Army. W. 11-.54/.5. LAFAYETTE. W. 3-.24/.7. ST..JOHN’S. L. 4-.54/.9. NEW.HAMP.. W. 3-.04/11. at.Lehigh. W. 5-.24/13. at.Seton.Hall. W. 5-.34/15. PRINCETON. W. 6-.44/21. at.Hofstra. L. 1-.34/24. SETON.HALL. L. 8-.94/26. at.Colgate. L. 0-.84/26. at.Colgate. W. 7-.04/28. RIDER. L. 4-.54/30. at.Lafayette. L. 3-.75/.1. LEHIGH. L. 3-.75/.3. DELAWARE. W. 3-.05/7. FORDHAM. W. 3-05/.8. at.Columbia. L. 4-.75/10. N.Y.U.. L. 4-.85/11. at.FDU. W. 3-.15/13. at.Princeton. L. 0-.3

1970 Matt Bolger -- 15-64/.6. at.Delaware. L. 2-.54/.7. COLUMBIA. W. 10-.54/10. SETON.HALL. L. 2-.84/12. at.Fordham. W. 9-.04/13. LEHIGH. W. 4-.34/18. at.Penn.State. W. 9-.44/18. at.Penn.State. L. 2-64/22. HOFSTRA. L. 6-74/25. COLGATE. W. 3-04/25. COLGATE. W. 7-34/26. at.Seton.Hall. L. 0-14/29. at.Lehigh. W. 9-65/1. at.St..John’s. W. 4-25/2. at.Villanova. L. 2-65/4. at.Rider. W. 7-35/6. at.Lafayette. W. 7-45/7. FDU. W. 9-15/9. NYU. W. 5-25/9. NYU. W. 9-45/11. at.Princeton. W. 6-25/12. PRINCETON. W. 2-1

1971 Matt Bolger -- 12-103/30. DARTMOUTH. W. 4-.1.4/.1. at.Army. L. 1-.4.4/.2. SETON.HALL. W. 8-.5

.4/.3. MAINE. L. 4-.6

.4/.3. MAINE. L. 5-.7

.4/.6. DELAWARE. L. 1-.7

.4/.8. at.FDU. W. 8-.4

.4/10. FORDHAM. .W. 6-.5

.4/13. PRINCETON. L. 2-.6

.4/15. at.Lehigh. W. 2-.1

.4/17. PENN.STATE. W. 3-.2

.4/17. PENN.STATE. L. 0-.1

.4/18. at.Seton.Hall. L. 2-.7

.4/20. at.Lafayette. W. 5-.1

.4/23. at.Syracuse. W. 8-.2

.4/27. ST..JOHN’S. L. 4-.8

.4/29. RIDER. L. 5-12

.5/.1. N.Y.U.. W. 14-13

.5/.1. N.Y.U.. W. 8-.4

.5/.4. at.Columbia. W. 13-.5

.5/.5. LAFAYETTE. L. 3-115/11. at.Princeton. W. 11-.2.. . .1972 Matt Bolger -- 9-11.3/28. DARTMOUTH. L. 5-.9.3/29. at.Delaware. L. 0-.5.3/30. SETON.HALL. W. 10-.6.4/.3. FDU. W. 3-.2.4/.6. at.Army. W. 2-.1.4/10. LEHIGH. W. 9-.7.4/12. PRINCETON. W. 8-.6.4/15. at.Penn.State. L. 0-.1.4/15. at.Penn.State. L. 2-.6.4/18. LAFAYETTE. L. 0-.2.4/20. at.Villanova. L. 4-.6.4/25. at.Lehigh. L. 0-.8.4/27. at.Rider. L. 0-.7.4/29. N.Y.U.. L. 2-.8.4/29. N.Y.U.. W. 10-.9.4/30. at.St..John’s. L. 0-.4.5/.2. COLUMBIA. L. 0-.7.5/.5. HOFSTRA. W. 9-.4.5/.6. BUCKNELL. W. 10-.3.5/.6. BUCKNELL. W. 5-.4

1973 Matt Bolger -- 13-18.3/18. at.Murray.State.. L. 2-.4.3/18. at.Murray.State. W. 5-.3.3/19. at.Murray.State. W. 7-.4.3/19. at.Murray.State. L. 3-.4.3/21. at.Memphis.State...L. 4-.6.3/22. at.Memphis.State.L. 3-.5.3/23. at.Louisville. L... 2-.3.3/24. at.Louisville. W. 15-.3.3/27. DARTMOUTH. L... 8-11.3/29. SETON.HALL. W. 7-.6.3/31. CONNECTICUT. L. 1-.4.3/31. CONNECTICUT. L... 1-.2.4/.3. DELAWARE. L... 5-10.4/.7. FORDHAM. L... 6-.9.4/.7. FORDHAM. W. 3-.2.4/.9. at.Lehigh. L... 3-.5.4/11. at.Princeton. W. 7-.4.4/12. at.FDU. L... 4-7.4/14. PENN.STATE. W. 4-.3.4/14. PENN.STATE. L... 0-.9.4/15. at.Seton.Hall. W. 4-.3.4/17. LAFAYETTE. W. 3-.2.4/19. ST..JOHN’S. L... 3-13.4/21. COLGATE. W. 3-.1.4/21. COLGATE. W. 5-.4.4/24. LEHIGH. L.. 12-13.4/30. at.Columbia. W. 3-.2.5/.2. at.Lafayette. L... 1-.5.5/.5. VILLANOVA. W. 6-.5.5/.7. RIDER. L... 5-.95/8. PRINCETON. L. 2-5

1974 Matt Bolger -- 15-173/16. at.Murray.State. L... 2-113/17. at.Murray.State. W. 5-.13/17. at.Murray.State. L... 0-113/18. Illinois,.Chicago. W. 7-.53/18. at.Arkansas.State.W. 5-.2.3/19. at.Arkansas.State.L. 4-.63/19. at.Arkansas.State.L. 3-143/20. at.Lambuth. L. 8-.93/26. DARTMOUTH. W. 10-.44/28. SETON.HALL. L... 6-124/.1. COLUMBIA. L... 1-164/.3. at.Army. L... 1-.24/.6. LEHIGH. W. 5-.24/.7. at.Fordham. W. 10-.5

4/.7. at.Fordham. L... 5-.84/.8. LEHIGH. W. 4-.24/12. at.Bucknell. W. 8-.54/13. at.Penn.State. W. 1-.04/13. at.Penn.State. W. 8-.34/16. at.Lafayette. W. 3-.24/18. at.St..John’s. L... 6-.74/20. COLGATE. W. 7-.04/20. COLGATE. W. 5-.14/21. at.Seton.Hall. L... 0-.14/23. at.Lehigh. L... 5-.64/24. at.Princeton. L... 7-.84/27. N.Y.U.. W. 7-.54/30. at.Rider. L.. 14-195/.2. LAFAYETTE. L... 1-.65/.4. at.Villanova. L... 5-.9.5/.5. F.D.U.. L... 5-.65/.6. HOFSTRA. W.. 12-.7. . .1975 Matt Bolger -- 14-13-13/21. at.Murray.State. L... 0-153/22. at.Univ..of.Chicago.W. 7-.33/23. at.Murray.State. L... 2-123/24. at.Vanderbilt. T... 7-.73/25. at.Lambuth. L... 3-.43/26. at.Lambuth. W. 11-.23/27. North.Dakota. W. 14-.43/27. at.Murray.State. L.. 10-213/31. F.&M. L... 2-114/.1. SETON.HALL. L... 1-204/.2. at.Columbia. L.. 10-114/.5. FORDHAM. W. 8-.04/.7. at.Lehigh. W. 13-.54/.8. at.Princeton. W. 5-.44/10. DELAWARE. L... 0-.24/12. PENN.STATE. L... 2-.44/12. PENN.STATE. W. 4-.24/17. ST..JOHN’S. L... 0-114/22. LEHIGH. W.. 4-.3.4/23. PRINCETON. W.. 9-.04/27. L.I.U.. W.. 7-.34/27. L.I.U.. W.. 3-.14/30. at.FDU. W. 8-.75/.3. VILLONOVA. L... 2-.75/.7. RIDER. W. 7-.05/.9. LAFAYETTE. L... 2-105/10. at.Seton.Hall. L... 5-105/12. at.Army. W. 2-.0. . .1976 Matt Bolger -- 14-83/27. NORTHEASTERN.W. 1-.03/30. COLUMBIA. L... 3-.54/.4. at.Seton.Hall. L.. 10-124/.7. PRINCETON. W. 13-.74/.9. at.Bucknell. W. 5-.34/10. at.Penn.State. L... 4-.74/10. at.Penn.State. L... 7-.84/13. LAFAYETTE. W. 12-.84/14. at.St..John’s. L... 8-.94/16. MONMOUTH.C.C..W. 8-.34/20. at.Lehigh. W. 6-.54/21. at.Princeton. L... 3-114/24. at.Fordham. W.. 6-.5.4/28. at.Lafayette. W.. 7-.34/30. FDU. W.. 4-.35/.4. ARMY. W.. 13-125/.8. SETON.HALL. W.. 4-.25/15. FAIRFIELD. W.. 6-.55/21. St..John’s.(ECAC).L... 0-.15/22. Princeton.(ECAC).L... 3-.5

1977 Matt Bolger -- 8-10-13/30. LAFAYETTE. W. 6-13/31. at.Wagner. T. 12-124/3. SETON.HALL. L. 1-114/6. at.Princeton. L. 0-124/8. BUCKNELL. W. 10-14/9. PENN.STATE. L. 1-34/9. PENN.STATE. L. 3-94/11. at.Columbia. W. 7-64/13. ST..JOHN”S. L. 3-144/14. at.Army. W. 7-34/16. VILLANOVA. L. 7-114/17. at.Delaware. W. 3-24/17. at.Delaware. W. 7-44/20. LEHIGH. W. 7-64/22. at.Monmouth.CC. L. 5-74/27. at.Lafayette. W. 7-64/29. at.FDU. L. 3-55/1. at.Temple. L. 5-23

5/5. PRINCETON. L. 0-1

1978 Matt Bolger -- 17-103/28. NORTHEASTERN.W. 5-.03/29. NORTHEASTERN.W. 6-.53/31. L.I.U.. L... 2-.54/.1. UPSALA. W. 5-.24/.2. at.Seton.Hall. L... 1-.34/.4. at.Rider. W. 7-.44/.5. PRINCETON. W. 17-.44/.8. at.Penn.State. L... 2-.64/.8. at.Penn.State. L... 2-.34/.9. at.Bucknell. W. 10-.24/10. LAFAYETTE. L... 2-.64/12. at.St..John’s. W. 8-.64/13. ARMY. W. 9-.44/16. DELAWARE. W. 7-.44/16. DELAWARE. L... 7-114/17. COLUMBIA. W. 9-.14/18. at.Lehigh. L... 1-.44/21. HOWARD. W. 7-.34/22. IONA. W. 15-.44/25. TEMPLE. L... 2-.44/26. at.Lafayette. W. 5-.44/28. at.FDU. L... 3-.44/29. VILLANOVA. L... 7-.85/.1. at.Princeton. W. 6-.15/.3. LEHIGH. W. 6-.15/.6. at.Fordham. W. 7-.45/.7. SETON.HALL. W. 2-.1

1979 Matt Bolger -- 5-173/27. at.Columbia. L... 2-.73/28. LAFAYETTE. W. 8-.03/31. at.L.I.U.. L... 3-104/.1. SETON.HALL. L... 0-.44/.6. BUCKNELL. W. 7-.44/.7. PENN.STATE. L... 4-.74/.7. PENN.STATE. L... 4-144/10. at.Princeton. L... 3-.44/11. ST..JOHN’S. L... 4-.54/12. at.Army. L... 6-.84/16. at.Penn. L... 6-134/17. LEHIGH. W. 8-.34/18. MONTCLAIR. L... 8-124/20. Penn.State.(E.A.A).L. 3-.44/20. WVU.(E.A.A.). L.. 10-14/24. at.Temple. L... 6-.9

4/25. at.Lafayette. L... 8-104/29. RIDER. L... 2-.34/30. PRINCETON. W. 3-.25/.2. at.Lehigh. L... 0-.55/.5. FORDHAM. W. 26-.65/.6. at.Seton.Hall. L... 1-.6

1980 Matt Bolger -- 11-123/26. L.I.U.. W. 4-.34/.2. PRINCETON. L... 3-.54/.3. at.St..John’s. L... 2-.84/.7. LAFAYETTE. W. 5-.14/10. ARMY. L... 4-.54/11. SETON.HALL. L... 2-124/12. IONA. L... 4-.54/12. IONA. W. 8-.14/15. LEHIGH. W. 6-.54/17. at.Lafayette. L... 8-.94/18-19.E.A.A..Tournament. W4/18-19E.A.A..Tournament. W4/18-19.E.A.A..Tournament. W4/18-19.E.A.A..Tournament. L4/18-19.E.A.A..Tournament. L4/21. at.Wagner. W. 14-.64/22. TEMPLE. L... 5-124/23. COLUMBIA. W. 22-.34/24. at.Montclair. L... 4-.54/26. VILLANOVA. L... 4-.54/30. at.Lehigh. W. 6-.55/.3. at.Fordham. W. 18-.05/.4. at.Seton.Hall. L... 0-.3

1981 Matt Bolger -- 16-13-1.3/21. at.Murray.State. L... 4-12.3/21. at.Murray.State. W. .6-.4.3/22. at.Murray.State. W. 9-.6.3/23. at.Murray.State. W. 19-.3.3/24. at.Murray.State. W. 5-.3.3/25. at.Murray.State. W. 12-.3.3/27. .CONNECTICUT. W. 6-.1.3/28. at.Lehigh. L... 6-.7.3/31. RIDER. L... 0-.1.4/.1. at.Princeton. T.. 4-.4.4/.2. BUCKNELL. W. 17-11.4/.3. ST..JOHN’S. L... 0-10.4/.4. PENN.STATE. W. 6-.5.4/.4. PENN.STAE. W. 8-.0.4/.6. at.L.I.U.. L... 6-19

Head.Coach.Matt.Bolger.with.Capt..Don.Mastropaolo.in.1967.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS.4/.7. LAFAYETTE. W. 9-.2.4/.8. at.Rhode.Island. W. 7-.1.4/.8. at.Rhode.Island. W. 4-.2.4/11. UPSALA. L... 3-.9.4/13. at.Pennsylvania. W. 8-.2.4/15. ST..PETER’S. W. 11-.8.4/16. at.Lafayette. W. 10-.8.4/18. UMASS. L... 1-.3.4/18. UMASS. L... 5-13.4/20. WAGNER. W. 20-.4.4/21. at.Temple. L... 6-14.4/22. at.Adelphi. L... 6-.7.4/24. FDU. W. 17-.9.4/25. at.UMass. W. 8-.4.4/25. at.UMass. W. 5-.3.4/27. PRINCETON. W. 7-.5.4/28. at.Delaware. L... 6-10.4/29. RHODE.ISLAND. L.. 8-.9.4/29. RHODE.ISLAND. W. 8-.4.5/.2. FORDHAM. L... 2-11.5/.3. at.Seton.Hall. L.. 11-17. 1982 Matt Bolger -- 14-9.3/29. COLUMBIA. W. 6-.5.3/30. at.Rider. W. 8-.2.4/.1. ST..JOHN’S. W. 9-.3.4/.2. at.Bucknell. W. 10-.6.4/.5. L.I.U.. L... 3-20.4/14. at.St..Peter’s. W. 3-.1.4/17. at.UMass. L... 3-.5.4/17. at.UMass. L... 1-.4.4/18. at.Rhode.Island. L... 1-.5.4/18. at.Rhode.Island. W. 4-.0.4/19. at.Wagner. L... 0-.1.4/20. TEMPLE. L... 9-12.4/21. ADELPHIA. W. 23-14.4/22. MONTCLAIR. W. 6-.5.4/24. UMASS. W. 6-.2.4/24. UMASS. W. 3-.2.4/27. LAFAYETTE. W. 5-.2.4/29. at.Wm.Paterson. L... 1-.7.5/.1. RHODE.ISLAND. W. 9-.8.5/.1. RHODE.ISLAND. W. 5-.0.5/.2. SETON.HALL. L... 6-.7.5/.3. at.FDU. L... 1-12.5/.5. at.Fordham. W. 8-.6.5/.8. WVU(E.A.A.). .L.. 2-.8.5/.8. WVU.(E.A.A.). W.. 6-.5.5/.9. WVU.(E.A.A.). L... 5-.7

1983 Matt Bolger -- 13-223/18. Tampa. L. .2-73/19. St..Leo. L. .4-53/20. St..Leo. L. .2-63/21. Tampa. W. 10-83/22. Eckerd. L. .5-73/23. S..Florida. L. 11-123/24. S..Florida. L. .0-43/24. S..Florida. L. .3-193/29. Bucknell. L. .6-184/2. Temple. L. .2-44/2. Temple. W. .1-04/4. LIU. L. .5-84/5. Montclair. L. .2-54/6. Princeton. L. .6-74/7. Upsala. W. .7-34/13. St..Peter’s. W. .3-04/14. St..John’s. L. .1-94/15. Seton.Hall. L. .8-14/1. Wagner. W. .9-84/18. Rhode.Island. L. .1-74/18. Rhode.Island. L. .4-14/2. St..Joseph’s. W. .4-24/22. St..Joseph’s. L. .0-8/23. Penn.State. W. .9-34/23. Penn.State. W. .4-14/26. Lafayette. W. 12-84/27. Delaware. L. .2-124/29. Lehigh. W. 14-34/30. Temple. L. .3-104/30. Temple. L. .0-95/1. Rhode.Island. W. .5-35/1. Rhode.Island. W. .8-15/4. St..Joseph’s. L. .1-25/4. St..Joseph’s. W. 12-45/5. Rider. L. .9-12

1984 Fred Hill -- 13-213/16. Southern.Illinois. L. .9-63/17. Miami. L. 11-4

3/18. Florida.Memorial. W. 26-83/20. Florida.Memorial. L. 6-73/21. Florida.Memorial. W. 14-23/22. Florida.Intern’l. L. 1-133/27. COLUBMIA. L. 4-83/29. Fordham. L. 2-94/.2. LONG.ISLAND. W. 11-94/.7. TEMPLE. L. 2-34/.7. TEMPLE. L. 3-54/.8. TEMPLE. L. 8-144/10. Lehigh. L. 1-124/11. St..Peter’s. W. 12-24/13. SETON.HALL. L. .1-54/14. Rhode.Island. L. .2-104/14. Rhode.Island. W. .9-04/19. St..Joseph’s. L. .1-134/21. St..Joseph’s. L. .1-84/21. St..Joseph’s. W. 11-44/24. Montclair. L. .1-64/24. William.Paterson.L. .2-84/25. Delaware. W. 10-24/27. LEHIGH. W. .9-74/28. UMASS. W. 13-44/28. UMASS. L. .0-34/29. UMASS. W. .6-54/30. FDU. L. .4-135/.2. LAFAYETTE. W. 15-55/.3. RIDER. W. .5-15/8. Upsala. L. .3-45/9. Princeton. W. .4-05/9. Princeton. W. .7-3

1985 Fred Hill -- 25-153/15. Southern.Illinois. L. .7-153/16. Florida.Memorial. W. 22-13/17. Miami. L. .3-93/19. Michigan.State. W. .8-63/19. Florida.Intern’l. W. .6-43/20. St..Thomas-Villa. W. .8-23/21. Florida.Intern’l. L. .3-83/22. Florida.Intern’l. L. .0-23/23. Florida.Atlantic. L. .3-143/26. MONMOUTH. W. 25-73/27. UPSALA. W. .8-73/28. FORDHAM. W. 11-43/29. BUCKNELL. W. 20-53/30. PENN.STATE. L. .5-163/30. PENN.STATE. W. .8-74/.1. Long.Island. L. .5-104/.3. NY.Tech. L. .9-64/.4. WAGNER. W. 11-64/.5. Temple. L. .3-154/.6. Temple. W. .4-24/.6. Temple. L. .4-54/.9. LEHIGH. W. .8-64/10. ST..PETER’S. W. 13-14/11. Columbia. W. 23-134/13. RHODE.ISLAND. W. .5-34/13. RHODE.ISLAND. W. 12-34/14. RHODE.ISLAND. L. .4-84/17. Adelphia. W. .4-24/18. St..John’s. L. .4-54/20. ST..JOSEPH’S. L. .5-64/20. ST..JOSEPH’S. W. .5-24/21. ST..JOSEPH’S. W. .8-74/21. Florida.Memorial. W. .6-44/22. Princeton. W. .9-44/23. MONTCLAIR. W. .3-14/24. WILLIAM.PATERSONL.4-54/27. Massachusetts. W. .7-24/27. Massachusetts. L. .6-94/28. Massachusetts. L. .8-104/29. FDU. W. 13-25/.1. Lafayette. W. 16-4

1986 Fred Hill -- 28-182/28. North.Carolina. L. .0-63/.1. North.Carolina. L. .5-63/.2. North.Carolina. L. .0-123/14. Southern.Illinois. L. 13-173/15. Creighton. L. .1-143/16. St..Thomas. L. .6-73/19. Maine. L. 10-143/20. Florida.Intern’l. L. .4-103/21. Florida.Intern’l. W. 11-93/25. ST..FRANCIS.(NY).W. 16-73/26. Upsala. W. 14-83/27. Monmouth. W. 16-83/28. Bucknell. W. 11-93/29. Penn.State. W. .5-4

3/29. Penn.State. W. .3-24/.2. NEW.YORK.TECH.W. 10-54/.3. Wagner. W. 10-44/.5. TEMPLE. W. .8-14/.5. TEMPLE. W. .5-24/.8. Lehigh. W. .7-34/.9. COLUMBIA. W. .6-44/10. PACE. L. 10-114/12. Rhode.Island. L. .0-24/12. Rhode.Island. W. .7-44/13. Rhode.Island. W. 14-34/15. RIDER. L. .2-64/19. St..Joseph’s. W. .4-24/19. St..Joseph’s. W. .8-14/20. St..Joseph’s. W. 15-64/22. Montclair. L. .0-44/24. Delaware. W. .9-34/25. FDU. L. 10-154/26. UMASS. L. .3-44/26. UMASS. W. 15-14/19. UMASS. W. .6-14/29. Rider. W. .5-14/30. LAFAYETTE. W. 13-115/.1. C.W..POST. W. .9-75/.6. Iona. L. 10-235/8. PRINCETON. W. .4-35/.9. GW. W. .4-15/10. WVU. W. .8-35/10. WVU. L. .4-95/11. WVU. W. 10-35/16. Maine(NCAA). L. .1-55/17. Rider(NCAA). L. .4-9

1987 Fred Hill -- 36-14-12/28. William.&.Mary. W. .5-43/.6. North.Carolina. L. .1-133/.7. North.Carolina. L. .2-83/.8. North.Carolina. L. .9-103/13. Southern.Illinois. W. .8-13/14. LaSalle. W. 27-13/15. St..Thomas.(FL). W. 15-33/16. Maine. W. .6-43/17. Miami. W. 12-73/18. Sothern.Illinois. L..... 2-33/20. Maine. L. .0-43/20. Florida.Intern’l. L. .2-33/21. Florida.Intern’l. W. .2-13/24. St..Francis.(NY). W. 10-23/25. UPSALA. W. .9-13/26. MONMOUTH. W. 14-63/27. BUCKNELL. W. 16-53/28. PENN.STATE. W. .5-33/28. PENN.STATE. W. .7-24/.1. New.York.Tech. L. .5-74/.2. WAGNER. W. 10-14/.3. SETON.HALL. L. .4-144/.5. Temple. W. .5-44/.6. Temple. T. .2-24/.8. COLUMBIA. W. 10-44/.9. Pace. W. .6-34/11. RHODE.ISLAND. W. 16-14/11. RHODE.ISLAND. W. 14-44/12. RHODE.ISLAND. L. .3-54/12. RHODE.ISLAND. W. .7-24/14. Rider. W. .6-44/15. Adelphi. W. 11-94/21. MONTCLAIR. W. .4-34/22. WILL.PAT. W. 10-24/23. DELAWARE. W. .8-24/25. Massachusetts. L. .4-64/25. Massachusetts. W. .2-04/26. Massachusetts. L. .2-44/26. Massachusetts. L. .4-124/29. Lafayette. W. 17-84/30. Temple. W. .3-24/30. Temple. W. 11-65/.1. C.W..Post. W. 10-45/.2. ST..JOSEPH’S. W. .3-15/.2. ST..JOSEPH’S. W. 10-25/.3. ST..JOSEPH’S. W. .3-05/.3. ST..JOSEPH’S. W. 14-35/.6. Princeton. W. .7-25/.8. Penn.State. W. .8-15/.9. West.Virginia. L. .0-25/.9. Massachusetts. L. .3-8

1988 Fred Hill -- 38-21-13/.4. Georgia.Tech. W. 10-73/.5. Georgia.Tech. L. .4-123/.6. Georgia.Tech. W. .9-7

3/11. North.Carolina. W. .5-13/12. North.Carolina. L. .5-73/13. North.Carolina. W. .8-33/17. Southern.Illinois. W. .7-63/17. Maine. L. .0-33/18. Florida.Intern’l. L. .1-73/20. St..Thomas.(FL). W. 13-53/21. Air.Force. W. 13-33/22. Miami. L. .2-43/23. Miami. L. .2-83/24. Florida.Intern’l. L. 10-113/25. St..Thomas.(FL). L. .4-63/26. Air.Force. W. 10-73/29. ST..JOHN’S. W. 11-63/30. NY.TECH. L. .5-63/31. Wagner. T. .3-34/.1. TEMPLE. W. .3-24/.1. TEMPLE. L. .2-54/.2. TEMPLE. W. .7-54/.2. TEMPLE. W. .4-34/.5. Lehigh. W. 12-34/.9. Rhode.Island. W. .1-04/.9. Rhode.Island. L. .0-34/10. Rhode.Island. W. .4-34/10. Rhode.Island. W. 12-54/12. RIDER. L. .1-24/13. ADELPHI. L. .5-64/14. Seton.Hall. L. .7-94/16. St..Joseph’s. W. .9-04/16. St..Joseph’s. W. .3-14/17. St..Joseph’s. W. .8-34/17. St..Joseph’s. W. .7-44/19. MONTCLAIR.. W. 11-64/20. William.Paterson.W. 12-74/21. Delaware. L. .6-74/22. FDU. W. 13-74/23. UMASS. W. .4-34/23. UMASS. W. .4-04/24. UMASS. W. .7-64/24. UMASS. W. .8-54/26. Rider. L. .5-104/27. LAFAYETTE. W. .7-64/29. C.W..POST. W. 14-114/30. FORDHAM. L. .0-24/30. FORDHAM. L. .2-55/.1. UPSALA. W. 13-105/.2. Iona. W. .5-45/.3. Columbia. W. .5-05/.4. PRINCETON. W. .8-05/.8. Monmouth. W. 4-35/13. GW. W. 13-25/14. Massachusetts. W. 10-15/14. Massachusetts. L. .4-85/15. Massachusetts. W. .8-55/19. Kentucky.(NCAA. )L. .2-65/20. Clemson.(NCAA). W. .6-15/21. Stanford. L. .1-8

1989 Fred Hill -- 34-193/.3. Georgia.Tech. W. .9-33/.4. Georgia.Tech. L. .4-143/.5. Georgia.Tech. L. .3-43/11. NC.State. L. .2-63/11. NC.State. L. .4-63/12. NC.State. L. .7-83/17. Southern.Illinois. W. 11-63/18..Southern.Illinois. L. .4-53/19..St..Thomas.(FL). W. 10-23/20..Illinois. L. .0-43/21..St..Thomas.(FL). W. 10-43/22..Michigan.State. L. .8-93/23. Florida.Intern’l. L. .1-83/24. Miami. L. .8-163/28. Monmouth.. W. .3-13/29. New.York.Tech. W. .4-34/.1. Temple. L. .1-24/.1. Temple. W. 13-54/.2. Temple. W. .5-04/.7. LEHIGH. W. .8-24/.8. RHODE.ISLAND. W. .4-24/.8. RHODE.ISLAND. W. .3-14/.9. RHODE.ISLAND. W. .5-14/.9. RHODE.ISLAND. W. 11-04/11. Rider. W. .5-24/12. Seton.Hall. W. .8-24/13. SETON.HALL. L. .4-54/15. St..Joseph’s. W. .5-24/15. St..Joseph’s. W. .2-14/18. Montclair. L. .4-74/19. WILLIAM.PAT. W. .6-2

4/20. DELAWARE. W. .6-14/22. Massachusetts. L. .5-94/22. Massachusetts. W. 16-34/23. Massachusetts. W. .5-34/23. Massachusetts. W. 11-54/25. Fordham. W. .6-04/26. Lafayette. W. 18-44/27. RIDER. W. 14-94/28. C.W..Post. W. .6-44/29. St..Joseph’s. W. 10-24/29. St..Joseph’s. W. .5-14/30. UPSALA. L. .0-45/.1. IONA. L. .0-45/.3. Princeton. L. .2-75/.4. St..John’s. W. .1-05/.7. MONMOUTH. W. .7-15/12. Penn.State. W. .6-15/13. Temple. L. .7-95/13. GW. L. .3-6

1990 Fred Hill -- 37-193/.2. Georgia.Tech. L. .1-33/.3. Georgia.Tech. L. .1-23/.4. Georgia.Tech. L. .2-123/.9. VCU. W. .7-33/10. VCU. W. .4-23/11. VCU. W. .9-63/16. Southern.Illinois. L. .2-93/16. Miami. L. .2-63/17. Miami. L. .3-63/18. Florida.Intern’l. W. .8-73/20. St..Thomas.(FL). W. 11-33/21. Florida.Intern’l. L. 10-223/21. Florida.Intern’l. L. .3-83/22. Washington.State.L. 3-163/24. Florida.Atlantic. W. .7-63/27. MONMOUTH.. L. .2-143/28. NEW.YORK.TECH.L.. 0-23/29. SETON.HALL. W. .4-34/.5. PACE. W. 17-54/.7. Rhode.Island. L. .2-34/.7. Rhode.Island. W. .9-44/.8. Rhode.Island. W. .5-44/.8. Rhode.Island. W. 10-04/10. RIDER. W. .1-04/13. St..Joseph’s. W. .5-14/13. St..Joseph’s. W. .8-34/14. St..Joseph’s. W. .8-54/14. St..Joseph’s. W. .4-04/18. William.Paterson.W. 10-84/19. DELAWARE. W. 13-84/20. LEHIGH. W. 15-04/21. Massachusetts. W. 12-54/21. Massachusetts. W. 10-24/22. Massachusetts. W. .2-14/22. Massachusetts. L. .5-64/23. MONTCLAIR. W. .7-64/24. FORDHAM. L. .5-94/26. RIDER. W. 15-74/27. C.W..POST. W. 16-24/29. UPSALA. W. 11-05/.1. COLUMBIA. L. .7-85/.2. PRINCETON. L. .4-85/4. Temple. W. 10-35/4. Temple. W. .8-25/5. Temple. W. .4-15/5. Temple. W. .8-25/11. West.Virginia. W. .2-15/12. Massachusetts. W. .8-75/13. West.Virginia. L. .2-115/13. West.Virginia. W. .6-45/18. UNC.(NCAA). L. .2-35/19. UConn.(NCAA). W. 15-55/20. Maine.(NCAA). W. .5-45/20. UNC.(NCAA). W. .9-75/21. Georgia.(NCAA). W. .4-35/21. Georgia.(NCAA). L. .9-20

1991 Fred Hill -- 33-24-23/.1. North.Carolina. L. .4-53/.2. North.Carolina. L. .3-113/.8. Georgia.Tech. W. 13-73/.9. Georgia.Tech. L. .1-133/10. Georgia.Tech. L. 2.-11/15. Southern.Illinois. W. 5.-23/16. Southern.Illinois. W. 12-73/17. Florida.Intern’l. W. 11-43/18. Minnesota. L. .7-363/19. Florida.Intern’l. L. .3-43/19. Florida.Intern’l. L. .1-7

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS3/20. Army. L. .5-63/21. Minnesota. L. .7-83/22. Miami. L. .2-53/23. Miami. L. .4-203/26. MONMOUTH. W. 12-43/27. New.York.Tech. L. .3-44/.2. ST..JOHN’S. W. 11-94/.3. Villanova. W. .8-54/.4. St..John’s. W. .6-54/.6. ST..JOSEPH’S. W. .9-54/.6. ST..JOSEPH’S. W. .3-24/.7. ST..JOSEPH’S. W. .4-34/.7. ST..JOSEPH’S. L. .2-34/.9. Rider. L. .7-84/10. FDU. W. 12-114/11. SETON.HALL. W. 19-184/13. Temple. W. .9-14/13. Temple. L. .4-54/14. Temple. L. .3-44/14. Temple. W. .2-14/16. Montclair. W. .6-24/17. W.PATERSON. T. 12-124/19. ST..FRANCIS.(NY).L.. 5-64/20. Massachusetts. L. .1-54/20. Massachusetts. L. .0-34/23. FORDHAM. W. .5-44/24. Lafayette. W. .4-34/26. C.W..Post. T. .5-54/27. RHODE.ISLAND. W. .6-54/27. RHODE.ISLAND. W. 11-54/28. RHODE.ISLAND. W. 11-54/28. RHODE.ISLAND. W. .5-44/29. IONA. W. .4-34/30. COLUMBIA. W. 12-35/.3. Pace. W. 21-75/4. Massachusetts. W. .2-15/4. Massachusetts. W. .7-25/.5. UPSALA. W. .9-25/10. GW. W. .4-25/10. Massachusetts. L. .6-115/11. Penn.State. W. 12-65/11. Massachusetts. W. .5-45/12. Massachusetts. W. .8-35/14. Princeton. W. .6-55/15. PRINCETON. L. .2-65/15. PRINCETON. L. .2-85/19. Ok..State.(NCAA). L. .4-95/20. UAB.(NCAA). L. .9-10

1992 Fred Hill -- 32-172/28. Georgia.Tech. L. .1-112/29. Georgia.Tech. L. .3-153/.1. Georgia.Tech. L. .1-83/.6. VCU. L. .2-43/14. Army. W. .7-53/15. Army. W. .3-23/16. Southern.Illinois. L. .8-103/17. Miami. L. .0-103/18. Southern.Illinois. L. 13-143/19. Miami. L. .7-143/20. Florida.Intern’l. W. .5-23/21. Florida.Intern’l. L. .6-83/28. Rhode.Island. W. 10-23/28. Rhode.Island. W. 12-23/29. Rhode.Island. W. 21-103/29. Rhode.Island. W. .9-63/31. St..John’s. L. .8-164/.1. VILLANOVA. L. .2-54/.2. ST..JOHN’S. W. 10-84/.4. St..Francis.(NY). W. .5-14/.4. St..Francis.(NY). W. .6-04/.5. St..Francis.(NY). W. 10-44/.7. RIDER. W. 11-14/.8. FDU. W. 14-14/.9. Seton.Hall. W. .9-64/11. St..Joseph’s. W. .3-14/11. St..Joseph’s. W. .2-04/12. St..Joseph’s. W. .5-44/12. St..Joseph’s. W. .6-34/14. MONTCLAIR. W. 16-104/16. Monmouth. W. .9-84/21. Rider. W. .5-14/23. LAFAYETTE. W. 15-104/25. UMASS. W. .8-24/25. UMASS. W. .5-44/26. UMASS. L. .5-164/26. UMASS. L. .1-44/27. St..Peter’s. L. .2-44/28. COLUMBIA. W. .9-54/29. PRINCETON. W. .7-5

5/.1. PACE. L. .3-65/.2. TEMPLE. W. .6-15/.2. TEMPLE. W. 12-25/.3. TEMPLE. W. .6-35/.3. TEMPLE. W. 20-25/.4. SETON.HALL. W. .9-25/.5. Iona. W. 16-15/.8. West.Virginia. L. .4-65/.9. Massachusetts. L. .8-9

1993 Fred Hill -- 38-172/19. at.Tulane. L. 3-92/20. at.Tulane. W. 7-42/21. at.Tulane. W. 12-23/5. at.VCU. W. 6-23/6. at.VCU. W. 13-63/7. at.VCU. L. 4-73/14. at.Florida.Atlantic.L. 4-83/15. Southern.Illinois. L. 1-53/16. at.Miami. L. 3-113/17. Maine. W. 17-33/18. Southern.Illinois. W. 11-83/19. at.FIU. W. 2-03/20. at.FIU. W. 5-43/23. at.Monmouth. W. 5-43/28. RHODE.ISLAND. L. 4-33/28. RHODE.ISLAND. W. 4-03/31. at.Villanova. L. 6-54/3. ST..Bonavemture.L. 2-14/3. ST..Bonventure. W. 13-94/4. ST..Bonventure. W. 6-54/6. ar.Rider. L. 5-114/7. FDU. W. 8-24/9. at.UMass. W. 8-64/9. at.UMass. W. 12-34/10. at.UMass. W. 10-64/13. MONTCLAIR.ST.. L. 6-54/14. at.Delaware. W. 5-24/15. at.St..Peter’s. W. 8-34/17. at.Temple. W. 15-04/17. at.Temple. W. 5-34/18. at.Temple. W. 8-04/20. RIDER. W. 8-24/21. at.NY.Tech. W. 9-44/22. ST..JOE’S. W. 2-14/22. ST..JOE”S. W. 6-24/23. ST..JOE”S. W. 3-24/27. COLUMBIA. W. 6-44/28. at.Princeton. W. 3-24/29. ar.Pace. W. 17-55/1. at.GW. L. 8-45/1. at.GW. L. 9-85/2. at.GW. W. 9-35/3. at.Seton.Hall. W. 17-75/4. IONA. W. 7-25/6. at.Lafayette. L. 8-65/8. at.West.Virginia. L. 7-55/8. at.West.Virginia. W. 7-35/9. at.West.Virginia. L. 8-65/11. at.Rider. W. 5-45/14. GW. W. 4-25/15. Temple. W. 5-25/16. West.Virginia. W. 7-65/27. Clemson.. L. 7-35/28. UNC.Charlotte.. W.. 5-15/29. Kansas.(NCAA). L. 8-2

1994 Fred Hill -- 28-192/25. at.Central.Florida.W.. 7-12/26. at.Central.Florida.L. 0-22/27. at.Central.Florida.L. 1-63/5. at.Georgia.Tech. W. 2-13/5. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 7-173/6. at.Geogria.Tech. L. 2-133/11. at.Florida.Atlantic.W. 12-53/12. Southern.Illinois. L. 5-83/13. Southern.Illinois. W. 8-33/15. at.Miami. L. 5-143/16. at.Miami. L. 6-73/25. Lafayette. W. 12-83/26. UMass. L. 2-33/26. UMass. W. 8-73/30. Villanova. L. 2-53/31. Monmouth. W. 6-04/2. at.St..Bonaventure.W. 1-04/2. at.St..Bonaventure.W. 9-64/5. Rider. W. 9-64/8. St..Francis. W. 11-104/9. GW. L. 1-34/9. GW. W. 3-0

4/10. GW. W. 12-44/14. St..Peter’s. W. 23-104/17. at.Rhode.Island. W. 8-14/17. at.Rhode.Island. W. 7-34/18. at.Rhode.Island. W. 9-44/19. at.Rider. L. 1-104/20. St..Joseph’s. W. 12-44/20. St..Jospeh’s. L. 5-74/21. Delaware. L. 5-84/23. at.Duquesne. W. 9-24/23. at.Duquesne. W. 5-44/24. at.Duquesne. W. 18-54/26. at.Columbia. W. 8-54/27. at.St..Joseph’s. L. 8-144/28. Pace. L. 5-84/29. Seton.Hall. L. 1-104/30. Temple. W. 6-14/30. Temple. W. 4-35/1. Temple. W. 11-55/3. at.Iona. W. 10-95/7. Princeton. W. 4-35/11. Montclair.State. L. 8-145/13. West.Virginia. L. 1-125/14. UMass. L. 3-95/17. New.York.Tech. W. 5-2

1995 Fred Hill -- 28-292/24. at.VCU. W.. 8-22/25. at.VCU. L.. 8-42/26. at.VCU. L.. 1-23/3. at.Tulane. L. 3-43/4. at.Tulane. L. 7-23/5. at.Tulane. W. 11-83/10. at.Miami. L. 12-53/11. at.Miami. L. 8-03/12. at.Miami. L. 11-43/13. vs..S..Illinois. L. 13-93/14. at.Florida.Int.. L. 4-23/15. at.Florida.Int.. L. 8-23/16. vs..Providence.. L. 13-13/18. Duquesne. W. 9-73/18. Duquesne. W. 6-53/19. Duquesne. W. 3-13/22. Seton.Hall. L. 4-153/23. at.Lafayette. W. 9-03/25. St..Bonaventure. W. 6-53/25. St..Bonaventure. W. 12-83/26. St..Bonaventure. L. 13-63/28. at.St..John’s. W. 3-03/29. at.Monmouth. W. 12-113/30. St..John’s. W. 6-14/1. Central.Conn.. W. 8-64/1. Central.Conn.. W. 5-34/4. at.Rider. L. 16-54/5. St..Joseph’s. W. 10-54/5. St..Joseph’s. L. 13-54/6. at.St..Francis. L. 6-24/8. at.West.Virginia. L. 6-24/8. at.West.Virginia. W. 8-04/9. at.West.Virginia. L. 9-74/11. at.Montclair.State.W. 8-54/13. at.St..Joseph’s. L. 5-14/14. at.Temple. W. 5-44/14. at.Temple. W. 9-34/15. at.Temple. W. 18-34/18. Rider. W. 15-14/19. at.Princeton. W. 14-24/20. at.Delaware. L. 10-14/22. at.UMass. L. 14-24/22. at.UMass. L. 4-24/23. at.UMass. L. 10-34/25. Columbia. W. 12-84/26. at.Villanova. L. 21-34/28. Iona. W. 11-94/29. Rhode.Island. W. 6-24/29. Rhode.Island. W. 8-14/30. Rhode.Island. W. 13-35/6. at.GW. L. 9-45/6. at.GW. L. 9-75/7. at.GW. L. 26-85/12. vs..UMass. L. 10-95/13. vs..GW. W. 9-45/13. vs..St..Bonaventure.W. 16-125/14. vs..UMass. L. 10-3

1996 Fred Hill -- 32-21-12/24. at.VCU. L.. 6-22/25. at.VCU. L. 5-42/26. at.VCU. W. .8-33/1. at.Georgia.Tech. L.. 9-1

3/2. at.Georgia.Tech. L.. 6-33/3. at.Georgia.Tech. W. 5-43/8. at.Miami. W. 5-43/9. at.Miami. L.. 12-33/12. at.FIU. W. 3-13/13. at.FIU. L.. 5-13/14. vs..George.Mason.L.. 5-43/15. at.Central.Florida.W.. 1-03/16. at.Central.Florida.L.. 11-23/17. at.Central.Florida.L.. 6-23/23. at.UConn. W. 3-03/23. at.UConn. L.. 3-23/24. at.St..John’s. W.. 10-53/25. at.St..John’s. L.. 9-53/26. St..Peter’s. W. 13-43/27. Monmouth. W. 14-13/28. New.York.Tech. W. 11-03/31. at.Princeton. W.. 9-34/1. Princeton. W.. 3-24/2. at.Rider. W.. 5-34/4. at.Pitt. W.. 8-64/6. at.West.Virginia. W.. 4-14/6. at.West.Virginia. L.. 3-24/11. at.FDU. W. 16-24/13. at.Notre.Dame. W.. 4-24/13. at.Notre.Dame. .L.. 5-34/14. at.Notre.Dame. W.. 10-74/18. Seton.Hall.. T. 8-84/20. Villanova. W.. 3-04/20. Villanova. W.. 5-24/21. Villanova. L.. 9-34/23. at.Columbia. W. 15-64/24. Seton.Hall. W. .2-14/24. Seton.Hall. W.. 12-44/25. Pace. W.. 10-84/26. at.Iona. W.. 12-44/27. Boston.College. W.. 11-74/27. Boston.College. L.. 10-84/28. Providence. L.. 8-64/28. Providence. W. .11-75/4. Georgetown. W. .4-15/4. Georgetown. W. .5-45/5. Georgetown. W. .6-35/9. Delaware. W. .2-15/10. James.Madison. L.. 0-15/10. James.Madison. W.. 4-25/11. James.Madison. L.. 7-65/14. vs..Providence. L.. 4-15/15. vs..West.Virginia. L.. 5-0

1997 Fred Hill -- 28-242/28. Old.Dominion. .L.. 3-63/1. Old.Dominion. .W. 21-93/.2. Old.Dominion.. .W. 21-173/7. at.Tulane. .L.. 15-53/.8. at.Tulane. .L.. 7-13/9. at.Tulane. .L.. 7-13/12. at.Lafayette. W.. 12-13/15. at.FIU. L.. 4-3. . L.. 7-33/16. at.Florida.Atlantic.L.. 13-53/17. at.Florida.Atlantic.L.. 6-53/18. at.Central.Florida.L.. 15-133/19. at.Central.Florida.L.. 13-63/20. at.Central.Florida.W.. 7-43/22. at.Georgetown. L.. 5-4. . L.. 4-33/23. at.Georgetown. W.. 12-43/27. at.Providence. W.. 9-4. . W.. 9-33/29. at.Boston.College.W.. 3-0. . W.. 10-74/.3. at.Monmouth. W.. 13-14/5. West.Virginia. W.. 8-0.. . L... 8-64/.6. Pittsburgh.............W.. 6-5.. . L.. 6-44/.9. at.Seton.Hall. W.. 16-44/10. FDU. W.. 8-74/13. Notre.Dame.........L.. 3-2.. . W.. 15-144/13. Notre.Dame. L.. 6-54/15. Rider. W.. 13-84/16. Seton.Hall. W.. 12-34/21. at.Rider. W. 10-74/22. Columbia. .L. .8-24/23. at.Seton.Hall. W.. 6-34/24. at.Pace. W.. 19-54/26. St..John’s..... .L.. 12-2,. . W.. 12-11

4/27. UConn............ W.. 10-7. . L.. 9-54/30. at.Delaware. W. 15-75/1. St..Francis.(NY). W.. 6-25/2. Iona. W. 4-35/3. at.Villanova.. L.. 8-55/4. at.Villanova... L... 7-6. . L.. 8-65/5.. at.Princeton. W.. 7-55/10.. Army..... W.. 16-7. . W... 9-05/13. vs..St..John’s. L.. 0-35/14. vs..Villanova. L.. 12-5

1998 Fred Hill -- 33-162/17. at.Old.Dominion. L. 10-9. . L. 9-52/18. at.Old.Dominion. W. 13-113/6. at.Minnesota. L. 9-83/7. vs..UConn. W. 15-93/8. vs..California. L. 11-53/13. at.Miami. L. 9-43/14. at.Miami. L. 10-23/15. at.Miami. L. 16-83/16. at.FIU. L. 16-83/17. at.Fl..Atlantic. W. 5-13/18. at.Fl..Atlantic. W. 4-13/24. Lafayette. W. 24-53/25. St..Peter’s. W. 15-73/26. at.Rider. L. 8-43/28. Pittsburgh. W. 4-1. . W. 12-23/29. Pittsburgh. W. 9-64/2. Monmouth. W. 15-104/4. at.Villanova. W. 6-5. . W. 19-54/5. at.Villanova. L. 11-84/11. Boston.College. W. 4-3. . W. 4-34/14. Rider. W. 11-14/15. Seton.Hall. W. 9-84/18. at.UConn. L. 9-6. . W. 13-84/19. at.UConn. L. 7-34/21. at.Columbia. W. 16-54/25. at.Providence. W. 10-5. . W. 17-134/26. at.Providence. L. 5-44/28. at.Iona. W. 22-44/29. at.Seton.Hall. W. 14-45/2. Georgetown. W.. 7-5. . W. 8-25/3. Georgetown. W. 7-25/13. Seton.Hall. W. 9-65/14. Providence. L. 3-25/15. St..John’s. W. 14-105/15. Notre.Dame. W. 7-65/16. Notre.Dame. W. 12-05/21. vs..Auburn.(NCAA).W. 17-155/22. vs..Oklahoma.(NCAA)..L. 9-75/23. vs..Auburn.(NCAA).L. 7-4

1999 Fred Hill -- 37-212/26. at.Old.Dominion. L. 11-32/27. at.Old.Dominion. L. 4-12/28. at.Old.Dominion. L. 8-33/5. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 12-33/6. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 19-53/7. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 6-23/12. vs..Bucknell. W. 16-13/13. vs..Bowling.Green.W. 7-23/14. vs..Iowa. W. 10-13/15. vs..Liberty. L. 4-33/16. at.Fl..Atlantic. L. 5-33/17. vs..Purdue. L. 15-93/18. vs..Iowa. L. 15-63/19. vs..Rhode.Island. W. 2-13/20. vs..Marist. W. 6-43/23. vs..St..Peter’s. W. 16-43/24. at.Monmouth. W. 5-13/27. Boston.College. W. 10-2. . W. 4-13/28. Notre.Dame. L. 10-1. . W. 17-13/30. at.Princeton. W. 18-54/1. at.West.Virginia. W. 21-5. . W. 4-34/3. at.St..John’s. L. 10-0. . W. 9-84/7. Seton.Hall. W. 9-7

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4/8. Fairleigh.Dickinson.W. 15-64/10. UConn. W. 11-2. . L. 19-114/11. UConn. W. 9-64/13. at.Rider. W. 7-34/14. at.Seton.Hall. W. 17-104/15. at.Pace. W. 17-114/17. Villanova. W. 13-0. . W. 11-94/18. Villanova. W. 9-34/21. Seton.Hall. W. 17-104/22. Delaware. W. 8-74/24. Providence. L. 9-6. . W. 15-144/25. Providence. L. 11-44/27. Iona. W. 4-34/29. St..Francis. W. 13-35/1. at.Georgetown. W. 14-5. . W. 17-25/2. at.Georgetown. W. 15-25/3. Columbia. W. 5-35/9. Rider. W. 6-45/15. at.Pittsburgh. L. 7-5. . W. 6-45/16. at.Pittsburgh. W. 14-85/20. vs..St..John’s. W. 13-95/21. vs..Providence. W. 11-45/22. vs..Providence. L. 9-25/22. vs..St..John’s. L. 6-45/28. vs..TX.Tech.(NCAA).L. 5-25/29. vs..Rice.(NCAA). L. 6-1

2000 Fred Hill -- 40-18 2/18. at.NC.State. L. 9-82/19. at.NC.State. W. 7-32/20. at.NC.State. L. 5-42/25. at.Old.Dominion. W. 2-12/26. at.Old.Dominion. W. 9-12/27. at.Old.Dominion. W. 17-113/3. at.Tulane. L. 9-83/4. at.Tulane. L. 7-43/5. at.Tulane. L. 3-03/10. at.Miami. L. 6-53/11. at.Miami. W. 11-63/12. at.Miami. L. 5-33/13. vs..Wagner. W. 10-43/14. at.Florida.Atlantic.L. 5-43/15. vs..Florida.Int’l. L. 2-13/16. vs..Miami.(OH). L. 6-43/18. Georgetown. W. 14-03/18. Georgetown. W. 4-33/19. Georgetown. W. 6-03/22. Monmouth. W. 12-23/23. at.Rider. W. 6-03/25. at.Boston.College.W. 7-13/25. at.Boston.College.W. 10-23/26. at.Boston.College.W. 17-123/28. St..Peter’s. W. 17-63/29. Princeton. W. 19-44/1. West.Virginia. W. 4-04/1. West.Virginia. W. 1-04/2. West.Virginia. W. 10-24/6. at.FDU. W. 17-34/8. at.UConn. W. 15-74/8. at.UConn. W. 10-64/10. at.UConn. L. 2-04/12. at.Rider. W. 4-34/13. Pace. W. 10-14/15. St..John’s. W. 9-34/15. St..John’s. W. 9-74/16. St..John’s. W. 7-54/18. at.Columbia. W. 12-4

4/20. Pittsburgh. W. 7-04/20. Pittsburgh. W. 12-24/25. at.Iona. W. 9-04/29. at.Seton.Hall. W. 5-14/29. at.Seton.Hall. L. 7-54/30. at.Seton.Hall. L. 7-55/2. at.Delaware. W. 11-45/3. Lafayette. W. 16-55/13. at.Notre.Dame. W. 16-65/13. at.Notre.Dame. L. 4-35/14. at.Notre.Dame. L. 9-65/17. vs..Pittsburgh. W. 11-35/18. vs..UConn. W. 8-75/19. vs..Seton.Hall. W. 6-25/20. vs..Seton.Hall. L. 4-35/21. vs..Seton.Hall. W. 1-05/26. vs..Army.(NCAA). W. 4-35/27. vs..UNC.(NCAA). L. 9-35/28. vs..Penn.St..(NCAA).L. 6-5

2001 Fred Hill -- 42-172/16. at.Old.Dominion. W. 5-42/17. at.Old.Dominion. W. 6-22/18. at.Old.Dominion. W. 5-32/19. at.NC.State. W. 5-22/20. at.NC.State. W. 8-22/21. at.NC.State. W. 8-73/2. at.GA.Tech. L. 2-13/3. at.GA.Tech. W. 10-93/4. at.GA.Tech. L. 13-13/9. at.Miami. W. 6-43/10. at.Miami. L. 13-23/11. at.Miami. W. 9-63/12. vs..Illinois.St.. W. 10-13/13. at.Florida.Atlantic.L. 5-43/14. at.Florida.Int’l. L. 3-03/18. at.West.Virginia. W. 7-63/19. at.West.Virginia. W. 2-03/19. at.West.Virginia. W. 2-13/23. Seton.Hall. L. 8-53/23. Seton.Hall. W. 7-33/25. at.Connecticut. L. 3-13/26. at.Connecticut. L. 7-43/27. St..Francis. W. 9-23/28. at.Princeton. W. 3-13/29. at.St..Peter’s. W. 6-03/31. at.Georgetown. W. 3-13/31. at.Georgetown. W. 6-24/1. at.Georgetown. W. 17-54/3. at.Rider. W. 11-14/4. at.Monmouth. W. 8-54/5. FDU. W. 15-34/7. Notre.Dame. L. 10-24/7. Notre.Dame. L. 8-24/8. Notre.Dame. L. 5-44/11. Rider. W. 3-04/12. Villanova. W. 9-14/12. Villanova. W. 11-24/13. Virginia.Tech. W. 11-34/13. Virginia.Tech. L. 14-74/14. Wagner. W. 10-14/18. Columbia. W. 20-24/21. Boston.College. W. 5-24/21. Boston.College. L. 4-24/22. Boston.College. W. 4-24/24. Iona. W. 12-114/28. at.Pittsburgh. W. 4-04/28. at.Pittsburgh. L. 8-04/29. at.Pittsburgh. W. 6-05/1. Delaware. W. 5-25/2. at.Lafayette. W. 11-85/12. St..John’s. W. 2-1

5/12. St..John’s. W. 18-95/13. St..John’s. W. 6-55/17. Seton.Hall. L. 4-25/18. Notre.Dame. L. 6-25/25. BYU.(NCAA). W. 4-35/26. Nebraska.(NCAA).L. 5-45/26. No..Iowa.(NCAA). W. 6-55/27. Nebraska.(NCAA).L. 14-10

2002 Fred Hill -- 35-22.2/22. at.William.&.Mary.W. 5-12/23. at.William.&.Mary.L. 10-72/24. at.William.&.Mary.W. 5-43/1. at.Old.Dominion. W. 7-43/2. at.Old.Dominion. W. 7-33/2. at.Old.Dominion. W. 3-23/8. at.Tulane. L. 4-23/9. at.Tulane. L. 6-43/10. at.Tulane. W. 5-33/15. at.Miami. W. 4-33/16. at.Miami. L. 8-33/17. at.Miami. W. 9-53/18. at.FIU. L. 8-63/19. at.FL.Atlantic. L. 6-53/20. Kansas.State. W. 5-43/24. at.Boston.College.L. 8-23/24. at.Boston.College.L. 8-43/25. at.Boston.College.L. 9-63/28. at.Virginia.Tech. L. 2-13/28. at.Virginia.Tech. L. 17-83/30. Villanova. W. 2-13/30. Villanova. W. 7-24/2. at.Rider. W. 7-34/6. Georgetown. W. 1-04/6. Georgetown. W. 11-34/7. Georgetown. W. 3-04/9. Princeton. L. 8-14/10. Rider. L. 4-34/12. at.Seton.Hall. L. 1-04/13. at.Seton.Hall. W. 3-24/14. Connecticut. W. 6-14/14. Connecticut. W. 5-24/17. at.Columbia. W. 21-114/18. Monmouth. L. 7-34/20. Pittsburgh. W. 9-14/20. Pittsburgh. W. 13-24/21. Pittsburgh. L. 2-14/23. at.Iona. W. 16-94/26. at.Pace. W. 21-24/27. WVU. W. 6-24/27. WVU. W. 7-24/28. WVU. W. 5-44/30. at.Delaware. W. 12-85/1. Lafayette. W. 5-45/4. Notre.Dame. L. 6-55/4. Notre.Dame. L. 7-25/5. Notre.Dame. W. 11-05/7. Fairleigh.Dickinson.W. 14-45/17. St..Peter’s. W. 7-25/18. St..John’s. L. 6-15/19. St..John’s. L. 3-15/19. St..John’s. W. 11-105/23. vs..Notre.Dame. L. 8-35/24. vs.Boston.College.W. 4-25/24. vs..Virginia.Tech. W. 6-25/25. vs..Notre.Dame. W. 5-45/25. vs..Notre.Dame. L. 3-2

2003 Fred Hill -- 37-22.2/21. at.Old.Dominion. L. 5-12/22. at.Old.Dominion. L. 5-22/28. at.Vanderbilt. L. 3-2

3/1. at.Middle.TN.State.L. 7-63/2. at.Lipscomb. W. 6-13/7. at.GA.Tech. L. 11-63/8. at.GA.Tech. L. 6-53/9. at.GA.Tech. L. 7-53/14. at.Miami. L. 15-53/16. at.Miami. W. 8-73/18. at.FIU. L. 12-103/19. at.FL.Atlantic. L. 9-83/21. vs..Harvard. W. 10-23/22. vs..Harvard. W. 15-63/26. at.FDU. W. 3-13/31. at.WVU. L. 12-93/31. at.WVU. W. 12-44/2. at.Monmouth. W. 8-24/4. at.Pittsburgh. L. 5-44/4. at.Pittsburgh. W. 7-54/6. at.Georgetown. W. 7-34/6. at.Georgetown. W. 12-74/13. Seton.Hall. W. 5-14/13. Seton.Hall. L. 2-14/14. Seton.Hall. W. 10-44/16. Columbia. L. 11-14/17. St..John’s. W. 7-64/17. St..John’s. W. 9-74/19. Boston.College. W. 4-24/19. Boston.College. W. 7-34/22. Iona. W. 11-24/24. Pace. W. 18-34/27. VTech. W. 10-24/27. VTech. W. 6-24/28. VTech. W. 10-54/29. Wagner. W. 13-04/30. at.Lafayette. W. 10-75/1. at.Wagner. W. 13-15/3. at.UConn. W. 5-35/3. at.UConn. L. 10-75/4. at.UConn. W. 7-55/6. at.Princeton. W. 20-05/7. St..Peter’s. W. 8-35/10. Notre.Dame. L. 2-05/10. Notre.Dame. W. 10-25/11. Notre.Dame. W. 5-35/15. Delaware. L. 3-25/16. at.Villanova. W. 5-05/16. at.Villanova. W. 9-05/17. at.Villanova. L. 6-25/18. Rider. W. 5-45/22. VTech. W. 6-05/23. Notre.Dame. L. 9-35/23. West.Virginia. W. 8-75/24. Notre.Dame. W. 15-115/24. Notre.Dame. L. 11-35/30. South.Alabama.(NCAA).L. 14-15/31. Jacksonville.(NCAA).W. 8-55/31. Florida.State.(NCAA).L. 17-6

2004 Fred Hill -- 30-23 2/20. at.William.&.Mary.W. 18-122/21. at.William.&.Mary.L. 11-42/22. at.William.&.Mary.L. 13-112/27. at.Old.Dominion. W. 2-12/28. at.Old.Dominion. W. 10-42/29. at.Old.Dominion. L. 8-43/5. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 6-53/6. at.Georgia.Tech. W. 7-53/7. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 13-63/12. at.Miami. L. 12-23/13. at.Miami. L. 10-53/14. at.Miami. L. 6-53/16. at.FIU. L. 13-103/17. at.FL.Atlantic. L. 12-113/18. at.FIU. W. 4-33/20. vs..Ohio.State. L. 6-43/24. at.FDU. W. 27-03/27. at.Seton.Hall. W. 4-13/27. at.Seton.Hall. L. 5-43/28. at.Seton.Hall. L. 12-113/30. Rider. W. 7-14/3. West.Virginia. W. 6-44/3. West.Virginia. W. 8-44/4. West.Virginia. W. 6-44/6. Monmouth. W. 5-04/8. Pittsburgh. W. 4-04/8. Pittsburgh. W. 8-54/9. Georgetown. W. 2-04/9. Georgetown. W. 11-14/15. Princeton. W. 15-64/17. UConn. W. 5-14/17. UConn. W. 5-3

4/18. UConn. W. 6-04/20. at.Iona. W. 21-54/25. at.St..John’s. L. 10-44/25. at.St..John’s. L. 4-14/27. at.Columbia. W. 15-94/29. Monmouth. W. 4-05/1. at.Virginia.Tech. L. 5-35/1. at.Virginia.Tech. W. 11-105/2. at.Virginia.Tech. W. 10-35/4. Lafayette. W. 1-05/5. Wagner. W. 13-25/8. Pace. W. 6-05/9. Pace. L. 4-05/13. at.Delaware. W. 16-55/15. at.Notre.Dame. L. 1-05/15. at.Notre.Dame. L. 7-15/16. at.Notre.Dame. L. 5-35/18. at.Rider. W. 9-85/21. Villanova. L. 8-75/22. Villanova. L. 2-15/23. Villanova. L. 7-6

2005 Fred Hill -- 32-21.2/18. at.William.&.Mary.W. 11-52/19. at.William.&.Mary.W. 6-32/20. at.William.&.Mary.W. 4-12/25. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 11-62/26. at.Georgia.Tech. W. 10-93/4. at.Old.Dominion. W. 11-23/6. at.Old.Dominion. L. .13-83/6. at.Old.Dominion. L. 12-53/11. at.FIU. L. 9-73/12. at.FIU. W. 14-103/13. at.FIU. L. 9-03/15. at.Florida.Atlantic.L. 6-103/16. at.Miami. L. 13-23/18. at.Minnesota. W. 13-23/19. at.Minnesota. W. 6-23/20. at.Minnesota. W. 7-63/24. at.Villanova. W. 4-33/24. at.Villanova. L. 3-13/26. at.Pittsburgh. W. 5-33/26. at.Pittsburgh. W. 7-13/30. at.Princeton. L. 3-23/31. Rider. W. 11-24/4. Notre.Dame. W. 5-34/4. Notre.Dame. W. 11-104/6. at.Monmouth. W. 9-84/9. at.West.Virginia. W. 11-34/9. at.West.Virginia. L. 12-34/10. at.West.Virginia. L. 6-44/13. Columbia. W. 9-24/14. at.Rider. L. 7-64/16. Boston.College. L. 6-44/16. Boston.College. L. 15-04/17. Boston.College. W. 11-84/20. Iona. W. 6-44/23. Connecticut. W. 3-24/23. Connecticut. L. 7-64/24. Connecticut. L. 18-64/27. at.Lafayette. W. 17-14/1. at.St..John’s. W. 10-84/1. at.St..John’s. L. 4-24/2. at.St..John’s. L. 11-14/3. FDU. W. 14-74/4. Wagner. W. 13-34/11. Delaware. W. 14-44/12. Monmouth. W. 21-24/15. at.Georgetown. W. 8-74/15. at.Georgetown. L. 2-14/16. at.Georgetown. W. 5-24/18. Fordham. W. 11-94/19. St..Peter’s. W. 13-24/21. Seton.Hall. W. 8-44/21. Seton.Hall. L. 10-44/22. Seton.Hall. L. 8-1

2006 Fred Hill -- 29-28-1.2/17. at.William.&.Mary.W. 10-62/19. at.William.&.Mary.W. 9-62/24. at.Old.Dominion. W. 9-52/25. at.Old.Dominion. L. 11-72/26. at.Old.Dominion. L. 12-33/3. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 25-83/4. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 12-23/5. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 11-43/10. at.FIU. L. 7-33/11. at.FIU. L. 16-73/12. at.FIU. L. 12-93/14. at.FAU. L. 6-4

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS3/17. at.Liberty. W. 7-23/18. at.Liberty. L. 5-33/19. at.Liberty. W. 7-63/22. St..Peter’s. W. 14-93/24. at.Louisville. L. 2-03/25. at.Louisville. L. 3-13/26. at.Louisville. L. 6-13/28. Rider. W. 5-33/29. Princeton. T. 3-33/31. Villanova. W. 1-04/1. Villanova. L. 8-64/2. Villanova. W. 5-34/4. Wagner. W. 6-54/7. West.Virginia. W. 10-64/9. West.Virginia. W. 8-14/9. West.Virginia. W. 3-24/11. at.Columbia. W. 17-44/13. at.Cincinnati. L. 6-54/14. at.Cincinnati. W. 9-64/15. at.Cincinnati. W. 19-34/19. at.Iona. W. 9-14/21. at.Notre.Dame. L. 11-54/22. at.Notre.Dame. L. 15-34/23. at.Notre.Dame. L. 14-124/25. at.Seton.Hall. W. 9-54/26. Lafayette. W. 8-24/28. St..John’s. L. 7-64/29. St..John’s. L. 11-24/30. St..John’s. W. 4-25/3. FDU. W. 9-35/3. FDU. L. 7-55/6. Pittsburgh. L. 12-115/6. Pittsburgh. W. 15-95/7. Pittsburgh. W. 10-55/11. Monmouth. W. 4-35/12. at.Georgetown. W. 9-55/13. at.Georgetown. W. 12-75/14. at.Georgetown. W. 13-15/16. at.Delaware. L. 4-35/18. at.Connecticut. L. 11-75/19. at.Connecticut. L. 7-45/20. at.Connecticut. L. 10-15/23. vs..Louisville. L. 9-85/24. vs..Cincinnati. W. 13-75/25. vs..Connecticut. W. 9-55/26. vs..Louisville. L. 13-3

2007 Fred Hill -- 42-21.2/16. at.William.&.Mary.L. 9-12/17. at.William.&.Mary.W. 15-82/18. at.William.&.Mary.W. 9-82/23. at.ODU. W. 9-52/24. at.ODU. W. 8-42/25. at.ODU. L. 2-03/2. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 18-123/3. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 10-83/4. at.Georgia.Tech. W. 9-53/9. at.FIU. W. 12-53/10. at.FIU. L. 4-23/11. at.FIU. L. 7-63/13. at.FAU. L. 9-43/14. at.Miami. L. 4-13/16. at.UCF. L. 10-83/17. at.UCF. W. 4-33/18. at.UCF. L. 4-03/24. Georgetown. W. 4-33/24. Georgetown. W. 6-03/25. Georgetown. W. 5-43/27. at.Rider. W. 15-63/28. at.Princeton. W. 12-43/30. at.St..John’s. L. 5-13/31. at.St..John’s. L. 10-74/1. at.St..John’s. W. 8-34/3. Wagner. W. 6-04/5. Connecticut. W. 9-44/6. Connecticut. W. 14-54/7. Connecticut. W. 12-104/11. at.Delaware. L. 13-94/13. Seton.Hall. W. 13-94/14. Seton.Hall. W. 4-24/14. Seton.Hall. L. 2-14/18. Iona. W. 10-34/20. at.USF. W. 5-24/21. at.USF. W. 7-54/22. at.USF. W. 10-54/28. Notre.Dame. L. 15-34/28. Notre.Dame. W. 7-04/29. Notre.Dame. L. 6-45/2. FDU. W. 11-25/3. Lafayette. W. 6-1

5/5. Cincinnati. W. 16-65/5. Cincinnati. W. 7-35/6. Cincinnati. W. 8-35/9. Monmouth. W. 8-05/11. at.Pittsburgh. W. 10-95/12. at.Pittsburgh. W. 5-25/13. at.Pittsburgh. L. 10-95/15. Delaware. W. 8-55/17. at.Villanova. W. 8-25/18. at.Villanova. L. 5-45/19. at.Villanova. W. 12-65/23. vs..Notre.Dame. W. 13-25/24. vs..Louisville. L. 8-15/25. vs..Villanova. W. 11-05/26. vs..Louisville. W. 12-105/26. vs..Louisville. W. 3-15/27. vs..Connecticut. W. 7-66/1. vs..Oregon.State.(NCAA).L. 5-16/2. vs..Lafayette.(NCAA).W. 11-106/4. vs..Oregon.State.(NCAA).L. 5-2

2008 Fred Hill -- 23-29-1.2/24. at.Old.Dominion. W. 7-12/24. at.Old.Dominion. L. 5-82/29. at.Georgia.Tech. W. 10-63/1. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 3-43/2. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 0-63/5. Temple. L. 5-93/7. at.Texas.A&M. W. 10-83/8. at.Texas.A&M. L. 1-23/9. at.Texas.A&M. L. 3-123/12.. NJIT. W. 16-33/15. Iowa. W. 8-63/15. Iowa. L. 2-93/16. Iowa. L. 14-163/18. at.Florida.Atlantic.L. 1-103/20. St..John’s. L. 5-123/21. St..John’s. L. 0-23/22. St..John’s. L. 9-123/25.. Rider. W. 4-33/26. Princeton. L. 0-13/28. West.Virginia. W. 8-43/29. West.Virginia. W. 8-23/30. West.Virginia. L. 7-84/2. at.Monmouth. L. 5-64/4. at.Notre.Dame. L. 5-74/5.. at.Notre.Dame. L. 2-114/6. at.Notre.Dame. L. 2-114/8. at.Columbia. W. 5-44/9.. Delaware. L. 3-54/11. at.Georgetown. W. 22-104/12. at.Georgetown. W. 5-34/13.. at.Georgetown. W. 9-84/15. Fordham. T. 8-84/16. Iona. W. 16-74/18. USF. L. 5-74/19. USF. L. 4-64/20. USF. W. 5-44/22. Wagner. W. 7-34/23. Lafayette. W. 10-94/25.. at.Seton.Hall. W. 7-34/26. at.Seton.Hall. L.. 0-44/27. at.Seton.Hall. W. 6-34/29. at.Delaware. W. 5-44/30. Monmouth. L. 2-45/3. at.Cincinnati. L. 10-115/3. at.Cincinnati. W. 13-95/4. at.Cincinnati. L. 3-75/10. Villanova. W. 5-45/10. Villanova. L. 4-75/11. Villanova. L. 1-25/16. at.Louisville. L. 1-35/16. at.Louisville. L. 3-45/17. at.Louisville. W. 13-5

2009 Fred Hill -- 22-31.2/20. at.Miami. L. 6-12/21. at.Miami. L. 4-22/21. at.Miami. W. 5-42/22. at.Miami. L. 18-92/28. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 6-42/28. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 13-43/6. at.Old.Dominion. W. 10-93/7. at.Old.Dominion. W. 13-83/8. at.Old.Dominion. W. 4-33/10. at.Temple. W. 11-83/11. NJIT. W. 11-13/13. vs..Penn.State. L. 12-83/14. vs..Penn.State. W. 6-53/14. vs..Penn.State. W. 5-2

3/15. vs..Penn.State. L. 7-33/17. at.Florida.Atlantic.L. 12-113/20. at.USF. L. 6-33/21. at.USF. L. 15-73/22. at.USF. L. 10-53/24. at.Princeton. W. 10-73/25. at.Rider. L. 13-53/27. Cincinnati. L. 6-33/28. Cincinnati. W. 2-03/28. Cincinnati. W. 7-43/31. at.Wagner. W. 5-14/4. at.St..John’s. L. 11-104/4. at.St..John’s. L. 16-84/5. at.St..John’s. L. 15-54/7. Columbia. L. 9-14/9. Connecticut. L. 10-54/10. Connecticut. W. 5-24/10. Connecticut. L. 15-44/14. at.Fordham. W. 7-24/15. Iona. W. 14-24/17. Louisville. L. 6-14/18. Louisville. L. 7-44/19. Louisville. L. 4-34/22. at.Lafayette. W. 14-74/25. at.Pittsburgh. W. 14-104/25. at.Pittsburgh. L. 8-64/26. at.Pittsburgh. L. 12-84/28. Delaware. L. 12-54/29. Monmouth. L. 6-45/1. at.West.Virginia. L. 13-15/2. at.West.Virginia. W. 12-75/3. at.West.Virginia. L. 9-35/6. FDU. W. 10-25/9. Seton.Hall. W. 3-15/9. Seton.Hall. L. 3-25/10. Seton.Hall. L. 14-105/14. Georgetown. W. 7-25/15. Georgetown. L. 5-25/16. Georgetown. W. 5-3

2010 Fred Hill -- 30-26.2/19. at.Miami. L. 12-12/20. at.Miami. L. 10-82/21. at.Miami. L. 9-72/26. vs..Iowa. L. 6-32/27. vs..Northwestern.L. 7-52/28. vs..Purdue. W. 6-53/5. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 5-03/6. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 19-53/7. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 9-43/10. NJIT. W. 10-13/13. at.FIU. W. 20-113/13. at.FIU. W. 11-83/14. at.FIU. W. 15-113/16. at.FAU. L. 12-33/17. at.FAU. W. 2-03/19. at.Old.Dominion. L. 3-13/20. at.Old.Dominion. W. 14-113/21. at.Old.Dominion. W. 8-73/24. Rider. W. 12-83/26. at.Georgetown. W. 8-73/27. at.Georgetown. W. 7-53/28. at.Georgetown. W. 5-34/1. Pittsburgh. W. 9-84/2. Pittsburgh. W. 6-14/3. Pittsburgh. L. 6-54/6. Princeton. W. 10-24/7. at.Columbia. L. 12-114/9. at.Notre.Dame. L. 9-84/10. at.Notre.Dame. W. 25-54/11. at.Notre.Dame. W. 8-64/13. Fordham. W. 7-34/16. USF. W. 8-74/17. USF. W. 6-14/18. USF. W. 13-14/23. at.Connecticut. L. 7-24/24. at.Connecticut. L. 6-34/24. at.Connecticut. L. 8-74/28. at.Monmouth. L. 2-14/30. at.Louisville. L. 5-34/30. at.Louisville. L. 9-45/1. at.Louisville. L. 24-65/5. Temple. W. 10-55/7. Villanova. L. 7-35/8. Villanova. W. 8-45/9. Villanova. L. 7-55/14. at.Seton.Hall. W. 15-35/15. at.Seton.Hall. W. 11-15/16. at.Seton.Hall. L. 5-45/19. FDU. W. 8-2

5/20. St..John’s. W. 2-15/21. St..John’s. L. 9-75/22. St..John’s. W. 3-15/26. vs..Pittsburgh. W. 9-55/27. vs..Connecticut. W. 6-55/29. vs..Connecticut. L. 11-105/29. vs..Connecticut. L. 7-4

2011 Fred Hill -- 20-302/18. at.Miami. L. 2-1.2/19. at.Miami. W. 6-52/20. at.Miami. L. 5-32/25. vs.Michigan. W. 8-22/26. vs.Michigan. W. 9-42/26. vs.Michigan. W. 5-23/4. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 10-03/4. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 9-53/6. at.Georgia.Tech. L. 14-33/9. NJIT. W. 13-33/11. vs.Liberty. L. 5-23/12. at.East.Carolina. L. 5-03/13. vs.Monmouth. L. 3-23/15. at.Old.Dominion. W. 7-33/16. at.Old.Dominion. W. 14-83/18. at.East.Carolina. L. 3-23/19. at.East.Carolina. L. 6-33/20. at.East.Carolina. L. 6-03/25. Louisville. L. 11-23/26. Louisville. L. 9-23/27. Louisville. W. 4-23/30. Wagner. L. 11-54/2. Seton.Hall. W. 4-14/2. Seton.Hall. L. 3-24/3. Seton.Hall. W. 9-54/5. Princeton. L. 11-84/6. Columbia. W. 5-44/8. at.USF. L. 2-14/9. at.USF. W. 11-64/10. at.USF. L. 7-34/15. Cincinnati. W. 3-24/16. Cincinnati. W. 17-2

4/17. Cincinnati. L. 7-6.4/21. at.Pittsburgh. L. 4-04/21. at.Pittsburgh. L. 3-04/23. at.Pittsburgh. L. 8-34/26. at.Delaware. L. 14-124/29. Connecticut. W. 8-34/30. Connecticut. L. 8-25/1. Connecticut. L. 6-25/3. Temple. W. 2-15/7. Notre.Dame. L. 3-05/7. Notre.Dame. L. 5-45/8. Notre.Dame. W. 3-25/13. at.Villanova. W. 8-25/14. at.Villanova. L. 5-45/15. at.Villanova. L. 5-45/19. at.West.Virginia. W. 6-45/20. at.West.Virginia. W. 7-55/21. at.West.Virginia. L. 14-5

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1990................................................................................ Tim.Roth1991....................................................................Adam.Deutsch1992................................................................................ Tim.Roth1993........................................................................Steve.DePolo1994.......................................................................... Scott.Kmick1995.......................................................................Chris.Dorsett1996............................................................................Corey.Long1997................................................................Scott.Burkholder........................................................................................Corey.Long...................................................................................Chris.Dorsett1998.......................................................................Chris.Dorsett..................................................................................... Lance.Horta1999......................................................................... Lance.Horta2000...................................................................Darren.Fenster2001......................................................................Brian.Winters2002......................................................................Brian.Winters2003....................................................................... Graig.Badger2004.........................................Cory.Rodriguez,.Nick.Cerulo2005.......................................................................... Sean.Spicer2006.......................................................................... Sean.Spicer2007...................................................................Donny.Callahan2008...................................................................Donny.Callahan2009............................................................................. Jeff.Melillo2010.................................................................... Sean.Campbell2011............................................................................. Jeff.Melillo

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Cincinnati4/13/2006. L.6-5.(away)4/14/2006. W.9-6.(away)4/15/2006. W.19-3.(away)5/24/2006. W.13-7.(home)5/5/2007. W.16-6.5/5/2007. W.7-35/6/2007. W.8-3.5/3/2008. L.10-11.(away)5/3/2008. W.13-9.(away)5/4/2008. L.3-7.(away)3/27/2009. L.6-3.3/28/2009. W.2-03/28/2009. W.7-44/15/2011. W.3-2.(home)4/16/2011. W.17-2.(home)4/17/2011. L.6-7.(home)

Columbia4/10/1946. W.18-8.(home)3/31/1947. L.6-7.(away)3/27/1979. L.2-7.(away)4/7/1948. W.4-2.(home)4/12/1950. W.11-4.(home)4/18/1951. W.3-1.(away)4/30/1952. L.8-11.(home)4/11/1953. L.3-6.(away)4/10/1954. L.0-1.(home)4/7/1955. W.5-3.(away)4/14/1956. L.2-5.(home)4/14/1956. W.6-3.(home)5/8/1957. L.8-13.(away)4/15/1958. W.5-3.(home)4/26/1960. W.6-4.(home)5/4/1960. W.18-4.(away)5/1/1961. L.1-4.(away)5/1/1962. W.8-7.(away)5/11/1962. W.7-2.(home)4/6/1965. L.1-2.(home)5/4/1965. W.11-3.(away)4/6/1966. W.6-1.(away)5/2/1966. L.3-4.(home)4/5/1967. W.7-5.(away)4/4/1968. W.6-3.(home)5/8/1969. L.4-7.(home)4/7/1970. W.10-5.(home)5/4/1971. W.13-5.(away)5/2/1972. L.0-7.(home)4/30/1973. W.3-2.(away)4/1/1974. L.1-16.(home)4/2/1975. L.10-11.(away)3/30/1976. L.3-5.(home)4/11/1977. W.7-6.(away)4/17/1978. W.9-1.(home)3/27/1979. L.2-7.(away)4/23/1980. W.22-3.(home)3/29/1982. W.6-5.(home)3/27/1984. L.4-8.(home)4/9/1986. W.6-4.(home)4/8/1987. W.10-4.(home)5/3/1988. W.5-0.(away)4/30/1991. W.12-3.(home)4/28/1992. W.9-5.(home)4/27/1993. W.6-4.(home)4/25/1995. W.12-8.(home)4/23/1996. W.15-6.(away)4/22/1997. L.8-2.(home)4/21/1998. W.16-5.(away)5/3/1999. W.5-3.(home)4/18/2000. W.12-4.(away)4/16/2001. W.20-2.(home)4/17/2002. W.21-11.(away)4/16/2003. L.11-1.(home)4/27/2004. W.15-9.(away)4/13/2005. W.9-2.(home)4/11/2006. W.17-4.(away)4/8/2008. W.5-4.(away)4/7/2009. L.9-1.(home)4/7/2010. L.12-11.(away)4/6/2011. W.5-4.(home)

Connecticut4/6/1946. L.10-12.(home)4/15/1949. W.5-2.(home)6/5/1954. W.4-2.(home)3/31/1973,. L.1-4.(home)3/31/1973. L.1-2.(home).3/27/1981. W.6-1.(home)5/19/1990. W.15-5.(neutral)3/23/1996. W.3-0.(away)3/23/1996. L.3-2.(away)4/27/1997. W.10-7.(home)4/27/1997. L.9-5.(home)3/7/1998,. W.15-9.(home)4/18/1998. L.9-6.(away)4/19/1998. L.7-3.(away)4/10/1999. W.11-2.(home)4/10/1999. L.11-19.(home)4/11/1999. W.9-6.(home)

4/8/2000. W.15-7.(away)4/8/2000. W.10-6.(away)4/10/2000. L.2-0.(away)5/18/2000. W.8-7.(home)3/25/2001. L.3-1.(away).3/26/2001. L.7-4.(away)4/14/2002. W.6-1.(home).4/14/2002. W.5-2.(home)5/3/2003. W.5-3.(away)5/3/2003. L.10-7.(away)5/4/2003. W.7-5.(away)4/17/2004. W.5-1.(home)4/17/2004. W.5-3.(home)4/18/2004. W.6-0.(home)4/23/2005. W.3-2.(home)4/23/2005. L.7-6.(home)4/24/2005. L.18-6.(home).5/18/2006. L.11-17.(away)5/19/2006. L.7-4.(away)5/20/2006. L.10-1.away)5/25/2006. W.9-5.(home).4/5/2007. W.9-4.(home).4/6/2007. W.14-5.(home)4/7/2007. W.12-10.(home).5/27/2007. W.7-6.(away).4/9/2009. L.10-5.(home).4/10/2009. W.5-2.(home).4/10/2009. L.15-4.(home).4/23/2010. L.7-2.(away)4/24/2010. L.6-3.(away)4/24/2010. L.8-7.(away).5/27/2010. W.6-5.(home)5/29/2010. L.11-10.(home).5/29/2010. L.7-4.(home)4/29/2011. W.8-3.(home)4/30/2011. L.2-8.(home)5/1/2011. L.2-6.(home)

Delaware5/12/1951. W.4-3.(home)5/10/1952. W.8-6.(away)5/20/1953. W.10-0.(home)5/12/1954. L.6-7.(away)5/7/1955. L.0-4.(home)5/7/1955. W.2-1.(home)5/8/1956. L.0-1.(away)5/7/1957. L.1-8.(home)5/10/1958. L.0-9.(away)5/9/1959. L.2-3.(home)5/21/1960. W.8-4.(away)5/20/1961. W.12-2.(home)5/20/1961. W.3-0.(home)5/19/1962. L.1-2.(away)5/16/1964. L.5-6.(away)5/16/1964. L.0-8.(away)5/7/1966. W.13-0.(away)4/18/1968. W.9-4.(away)5/3/1969. W.3-0.(home)4/6/1970. L.2-5.(away)4/6/1971. L.1-7.(home)3/29/1972. L.0-5.(away)4/3/1973. L.5-10.(home)4/10/1975. L.0-2.(home)4/17/1977. W.3-2.(away)4/17/1977. W.7-4.(away)4/16/1978. W.7-4.(home)4/16/1978. L.7-11.(home)4/27/1983. L.2-12.(home)4/25/1984. W.10-2.(away)4/24/1986. W.9-3.(away)4/23/1987. W.8-2.(home)4/21/1988. L.6-7.(away)4/20/1989. W.6-1.(home)4/19/1990. W.13-8.(home)4/14/1993. W.5-2.(away)4/21/1994. L.5-8.(home)4/20/1995. L.10-1.(away)5/9/1996. W.2-1.(home)4/30/1997. W.15-7.(away)5/2/2000. W.11-4.(away)5/1/2001. W.5-2.(home)5/15/2003. L.3-2.(home)5/13/2004. W.16-5.(away)4/11/2005. W.14-4.(home)5/16/2006. L.4-3.(away)4/11/2007. L.9-13.(away)5/15/2007. W.8-5.(home)4/9/2008. L.3-5.(home)4/28/2009. L.12-5.(home)4/26/2011. L.12-14.(away)

Florida Atlantic3/23/1985. L.3-14.(away)3/24/1990. W.7-6.(away)3/14/1993. L.4-8.(away)3/11/1994. W.12-5.(away)3/16/1997. L.13-5.(away)3/17/1997. L.6-5.(away)3/17/1998. W.5-1.(away)

3/18/1998. W.4-1.(away)3/16/1999. L.5-3.(away)3/14/2000. L.5-4.(away)3/13/2001. L.5-4.(away)3/19/2002. L.6-5.(away)3/19/2003. L.9-8.(away)3/17/2004. L.12-11.(away)3/15/2005. L.6-10.(away)3/18/2008. L.1-0.(away)3/17/2009. L.11-12.(away)

Fordham4/7/1947. L.6-5.(home)4/9/1949. W.9-6.(home).5/4/1950. W.10-2.(away)6/9/1951. W.8-4.(home)6/7/1952. T.9-9.(home)5/9/1953. W.3-1.(away)5/15/1954. W.16-7.(home)4/16/1955. L.3-2.(away)5/12/1956. W.2-0.(home)5/12/1956. W.4-3.(home)5/17/1957. L.16-3.(away)4/17/1959. W.6-5.(home)5/19/1960. L.9-5.(away)4/11/1966. W.6-4.(away)4/15/1968. T.3-3.(away)5/7/1969. W.3-0.(home)4/12/1970. W.9-0.(away)4/10/1971. W.6-5.(home)4/7/1973. L.9-6.(home)4/7/1973. W.3-2.(home)4/7/1974. W.10-5.(away)4/7/1974. L.8-5.(away)4/5/1975. W.8-0.(home)4/24/1976. W.6-5.(away)5/6/1978. W.7-4.(away)5/5/1979. W.26-6.(home)5/3/1980. W.18-0.(away)5/2/1981. L.11-2.(home)5/5/1982. W.8-6.(away)3/29/1984. L.9-2.(away)3/28/1985. W.11-4.(home)4/30/1988. L.2-0.(home)4/30/1988. L.5-2.(home)4/25/1989. W.6-0.(away)4/24/1990. L.9-5.(home)4/23/1991. W.5-4.(home)4/18/2005. W.11-9.(home)4/15/2008. T.8-8.(home)4/14/2009. W.7-2.(away)4/13/2010. W.7-3.(home)

Georgetown5/13/1949. L.0-6.(home)4/10/1950. W.4-3.(away)3/29/1951. L.2-3.(away)4/19/1952. W.5-2.(home)5/4/1996. W.4-1.(home).5/4/1996. W.5-4.(home)5/5/1996. W.6-3.(home).3/23/1997. W.12-4.(away).5/2/1998. W.7-5.(home).5/3/1998. W.7-2.(home).5/1/1999. W.14-5.(away)5/2/1999. W.15-2.(away).3/18/2000. W.14-0.(home)3/18/2000. W.4-3.(home)3/19/2000. W.6-0.(home)3/31/2001. W.3-1.(away).3/31/2001. W.6-2.(away).4/1/2001. W.17-5.(away).4/6/2002. W.1-0.(home)4/6/2002. W.11-3.(home)4/7/2002. W.3-0.(home)4/6/2003. W.7-3.(away).4/6/2003. W.12-7.(away)4/9/2004. W.2-0.(home)4/9/2004. W.11-1.(home)4/15/2005. W.8-7.(away)4/15/2005. L.2-1.(away)4/16/2005. W.5-2.(away)5/12/2006. W.9-5.(away)5/13/2006. W.12-7.(away)5/14/2006. W.13-1.(away)3/24/2007. W.4-3.(home).3/24/2007. W.6-0.(home).3/25/2007. W.5-4.(home)4/11/2008. W.22-10.(away).4/12/2008. W.5-3.(away)4/13/2008. W.9-8.(away).5/14/2009. W.7-2.(home)5/15/2009. L.5-2.(home).5/16/2009. W.5-3.(home)3/26/2010. W.8-7.(away).3/27/2010. W.7-5.(away).3/28/2010. W.5-3.(away)

Georgia Tech3/4/1988. W.10-7.(home)3/5/1988. L.4-12.(home)3/6/1988. W.9-7.(home)3/3/1989. W.9-3.(home)3/4/1989. L.4-14.(home)3/5/1989. L.3-4.(home)3/2/1990. L.1-3.(home)3/3/1990. L.1-2.(home)3/4/1990. L.2-12.(home)3/8/1991. W.13-7.(home)3/9/1991. L.1-13.(home)3/10/1991. L.2-11.(home)2/28/1992. L.1-11.(home)2/29/1992. L.3-15.(home)3/5/1994. W.2-1.(away)3/5/1994. L.7-17.(away)3/6/1994. L.2-.13.(away)3/1/1996. L.9-1.(away)3/2/1996. L.6-3.(away)3/3/1996. W.5-4.(away)3/5/1999. L.12-3.(away)3/6/1999. L.19-5.(away)3/7/1999. L.6-2.(away)3/2/2001. L.2-1.(away)3/3/2001. W.10-9.(away)3/4/2001. L.13-1.(away)3/7/2003. L.11-6.(away)3/8/2003. L.6-5.(away)3/9/2003. L.7-5.(away)3/5/2004. L.6-5.(away)3/6/2004. W.7-5.(away)3/7/2004. L.13-6.(away)2/25/2005. L.11-6.(away)2/26/2005. W.10-9.(away)3/3/2006. L.25-8.(away)3/4/2006. L.12-2.(away)3/5/2006. L.11-4.(away)3/2/2007. L.18-12.(away)3/3/2007. L.10-8.(away)3/4/2007. W.9-5.(away)2/29/2008. W.10-6.(away)3/1/2008. L.3-4.(away)3/2/2008. L.0-6.(away)2/28/2009. L.6-4.(away)2/28/2009. L.13-4.(away)3/5/2010. L.5-0.(away)3/6/2010. L.19-5.(away)3/7/2010. L.9-4.(away)3/4/2011. L.0-10.(away)3/4/2011. L.5-9.(away)3/6/2011. L.3-14.(away)

Hofstra6/6/1959. W.4-3.(home)4/28/1961. W.13-8.(away)4/25/1963. W.2-0.(away)5/4/1964. L.2-8.(home)5/20/1965. L.3-4.(away)4/26/1966. W.7-0.(home)4/22/1968. W.6-3.(home)4/21/1969. L.1-3.(away)4/22/1970. L.6-7.(home)5/5/1972. W.9-4.(home)5/6/1974. W.12-7.(home)

Iona4/22/1978. W.15-4.(home)4/12/1980. L.4-5.(home)4/12/1980. W.8-1.(home)5/6/1986. L.10-23.(home)5/2/1988. W.5-4.(home)5/1/1989. L.0-4.(home)4/29/1991. W.4-3.(home)5/5/1992. W.16-2.(home)5/4/1993. W.7-2.(home)5/3/1994. W.10-9.(away)4/28/1995. W.11-9.(home)4/26/1996. W.12-4.(away)5/2/1997. W.4-3.(home)4/28/1998. W.22-4.(away)4/27/1999. W.4-3.(home)4/25/2000. W.9-0.(away)4/24/2001. W.12-11.(home)4/23/2002. W.16-9.(away)4/22/2003. W.11-2.(home)4/20/2004. W.21-5.(away)4/20/2005. W.6-4.(home)4/19/2006. W.9-1.(away)4/18/2007. W.10-3.(home)4/16/2008. W.6-7.(home)4/15/2009. W.14-2.(home)

Lafayette5/20/1946. W.4-1.(away)5/10/1947. L.3-2.(away)5/24/1947. W.7-2.(home)5/8/1948. W.7-6.(home)5/22/1948. W.7-0.(away)

4/30/1949. W.16-3.(home)5/14/1949. W.5-1.(home)6/10/1949. W.4-1.(away)4/29/1950. W.14-12.(away)5/20/1950. W.9-8.(home)4/21/1951. W.8-5.(home)5/19/1951. W.8-3.(away)5/3/1952. L.8-2.(away)5/17/1952. W.7-3.(home)5/16/1953. L.4-0.(home)5/1/1954. L.9-1.(away)5/22/1954. L.6-4.(home)4/20/1955. L.2-0.(home)4/30/1955. L.4-3.(away)4/28/1956. L.10-5.(away).5/16/1956. L.21-8.(home)4/27/1957. L.11-1.(away)5/15/1957. W.5-4.(home)4/26/1958. L.7-0.(away)5/14/1958. W.9-8.(home)4/25/1959. W.11-10.(home)5/6/1959. W.6-1.(away)5/7/1960. W.8-4.(home)5/11/1961. W.11-5.(away)5/17/1961. W.3-1.(home)5/9/1962. L.14-8.(home)5/15/1962. L.9-8.(away)5/17/1963. W.4-1.(home)5/7/1964. W.9-2.(home)5/15/1964. W.7-3.(away)4/17/1965. W.2-0.(home)5/5/1965. L.8-2.(away)4/16/1966. L.11-1.(home)5/3/1966. L.3-1.(away)4/8/1967. L.9-1.(home)5/2/1967. W.12-5.(away)4/6/1968. L.3-2.(away)4/30/1968. W.4-2.(home)4/5/1969. W.3-2.(home)4/30/1969. L.7-3.(away)5/6/1970. W.7-4.(away)4/20/1971. W.5-1.(away)5/5/1971. L.11-3.(home)4/18/1972. L.2-0.(home)4/17/1973. W.3-2.(home)5/2/1973. L.5-1.(away)4/16/1974. W.3-2.(away)5/2/1974. L.6-1.(home)5/9/1975. L.10-2.(home)4/13/1976. W.12-8.(home)3/30/1977. W.6-1.(home)4/27/1977. W.7-6.(away)4/10/1978. L.6-2.(home)4/26/1978. W.5-4.(away)3/28/1979. W.8-0.(home)4/25/1979. L.10-8.(away)4/7/1980. W.5-1.(home)4/17/1980. L.9-8.(away)4/7/1981. W.9-2.(home)4/16/1981. W.10-8.(away)4/27/1982. W.5-2.(home)4/26/1983. W.12-85/2/1984. W.15-5.(home)5/1/1985. W.18-6.(away)4/30/1986. W.13-11.(home)4/29/1987. W.17-8.(away)4/27/1988. W.7-6.(home)4/26/1989. W.18-4.(away)4/24/1991. W.4-3.(away)4/23/1992. W.15-10.(home)5/6/1993. L.8-6.(away)3/25/1994. W.12-8.(home)3/23/1995. W.9-0.(away)3/24/1998. W.24-5.(home)5/3/2000. W.16-5.(home)5/2/2001. W.11-8.(away)5/1/2002. W.5-4.(home)4/30/2003. W.10-7.(away)5/4/2004. W.1-0.(home)4/27/2005. W.17-1.(away)4/26/2006. W.8-2.(home)5/3/2007. W.6-1.(home)4/23/2008. W.10-9.(home)4/22/2009. W.14-7.(away)

Miami3/17/1984. L.11-4.(home)3/17/1985. L.3-9.(home)3/17/1987. W.12-7.(home)3/22/1988. L.2-4.(home)3/23/1988. L.2-8.(home)3/24/1989. L.8-16.(home)3/16/1990. L.2-6.(home)3/17/1990. L.3-6.(home)3/22/1991. L.2-5.(home)3/23/1991. L.4-20.(home)3/17/1992. L.0-10.(home)3/19/1992. L.7-14.(home)3/16/1993. L.3-11.(away)

3/15/1994. L.5-14.(away)3/16/1994. L.6-7.(away)3/10/1995. L.12-5.(away)3/11/1995. L.8-0.(away)3/12/1995. L.11-4.(away)3/8/1996. W.5-4.(away)3/9/1996. L.12-3.(away)3/13/1998. L.9-4.(away)3/14/1998. L.10-2.(away)3/15/1998. L.16-8.(away)3/10/2000. L.6-5.(away)3/11/2000. W.11-6.(away)3/12/2000. L.5-3.(away)3/9/2001. W.6-4.(away)3/10/2001. L.13-2.(away)3/11/2001. W.9-6.(away)3/15/2002. W.4-3.(away)3/16/2002. L.8-3.(away)3/17/2002. W.9-5.(away)3/14/2003. L.5-15.(away)3/16/2003. W.8-7.(away)3/12/2004. L.12-2.(away)3/13/2004. L.10-5.(away)3/14/2004. L.6-5.(away)3/16/2005. L.13-2.(away)3/14/2007. L.4-1.(away)2/20/2009. L.6-1.(away)2/21/2009. L.4-2.(away)2/21/2009. W.5-4.(away)2/22/2009. L.18-9.(away)2/19/2010. L.12-1.(away)2/20/2010. L.10-8.(away)2/21/2010. L.9-7.(away)2/18/2011. L.1-2.(away)2/19/2011. W.6-5.(away)2/20/2011. L.3-5.(away)

Monmouth3/26/1985. W.25-7.(home)3/27/1986. W.16-8.(home)3/26/1987. W.14-6.(home)5/8/1988. W.4-3(home)3/28/1989. W.3-1.(home)5/7/1989. W.7-1.(home)3/27/1990. L.2-14.(home)3/26/1991. W.12-4.(home)4/16/1992. W.9-8.(home)3/23/1993. W.5-4.(away)3/31/1994. W.6-0.(home)3/29/1995. W.12-11.(away)3/27/1996. W.14-1.(home)4/3/1997. W.13-1.(away)4/2/1998. W.14-10.(home)3/24/1999. W.5-1.(away)3/22/2000. W.12-2.(home)4/4/2001. W.8-5.(away)4/18/2002. L.7-3.(home)4/2/2003. W.8-2.(away)4/6/2004. W.5-0.(home)4/29/2004. W.4-0.(home)4/6/2005. W.9-8.(away)5/12/2005. W.21-2.(home)5/11/2006. W.4-3.(home)5/9/2007. W.8-0.(home)4/2/2008. L.5-6.(away)4/30/2008. L.2-4.(home)4/29/2009. 6-4.(home)4/28/2010. L.2-1.(away)

Notre Dame4/13/1996. W.4-2.(away)4/13/1996. L.5-3.(away)4/14/1996. W.10-7.(away)4/13/1997. L.3-2.(home)4/13/1997. W.15-14.(home)4/14/1997. L.6-5.(home)5/15/1998. W.7-6.(home)5/16/1998. W.12-0.(home).3/28/1999. L.10-1.(home)3/28/1999. W.17-1.(home)5/13/2000. W.16-6.(away)5/13/2000. L.4-3.(away)5/14/2000. L.9-6.(away)4/7/2001. L.10-2.(home)4/7/2001. L.8-2.(home)4/8/2001. L.5-4.(home)5/18/2001. L.6-2.(home)5/4/2002. L.6-5.(home)5/4/2002. L.7-2.(home)5/5/2002. W.11-0.(home)5/23/2002. L.8-3.(home)5/25/2002. W.5-4.(home)5/25/2002. L.3-2.(home)5/10/2003. L.2-0.(home)5/10/2003. W.10-2.(home)5/11/2003. W.5-3.(home)5/23/2003. L.9-3.(home)5/24/2003. W.15-11.(home)5/24/2003. L.11-3.(home)

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5/15/2004. L.1-0.(away)5/15/2004. L.7-1.(away)5/16/2004. L.5-3.(away)4/4/2005. W.5-3.(home)4/4/2005. W.11-10.(home)4/21/2006. L.11-5.(away)4/22/2006. L.15-3.(away)4/23/2006. L.14-12.(away).4/28/2007. L.15-3.(home)4/28/2007. W.7-0.(home)4/29/2007. L.6-4.(home)5/23/2007. W.13-2.(home)4/4/2008. L.5-7.(away)4/5/2008. L.2-11.(away)4/6/2008. L.2-11.(away)4/9/2010. L.9-8.(away)4/10/2010. W.25-5.(away)4/11/2010. W.8-6.(away)5/7/2011. L.4-5.(home)5/7/2011. L.0-3.(home)5/8/2011. W.3-2.(home)

Old Dominion2/28/1997. L.3-6.(home)3/1/1997. W.21-9.(home)3/2/1997. 21-17.(home)2/17/1998. L.10-9.(away)2/17/1998. L.9-5.(away)2/18/1998. W.13-11.(away)2/26/1999. L.11-3.(away)2/27/1999. L.4-1.(away)2/28/1999. L.8-3.(away)2/25/2000. W.2-1.(away)2/26/2000. W.9-1.(away)2/27/2000. W.17-11.(away)2/16/2001. W.5-4.(away)2/17/2001. W.6-2.(away)2/18/2001. W.5-3.(away)3/1/2002. W.7-4.(away)3/2/2002. W.7-3.(away)3/2/2002. W.3-2.(away)2/21/2003. L.5-1.(away)2/22/2003. L.5-2.(away)2/27/2004. W.2-1.(away)2/28/2004. W.10-4.(away)2/29/2004. L.8-4.(away)3/4/2005. W.11-2.(away)3/6/2005. L.13-8.(away)3/6/2005. L.12-5.(away)2/24/2006. W.9-5.(away)2/25/2006. L.11-7.(away)2/26/2006. L.12-3.(away)2/23/2007. W.9-5.(away)2/24/2007. W.8-4.(away)2/25/2007. L.2-0.(away)2/24/2008. W.7-1.(away)2/24/2008. L.5-8.(away)3/6/2009. W.10-9.(away)3/7/2009. W.13-8.(away)3/8/2009. W.4-3.(away)3/19/2010. L.3-1.(away)3/20/2010. W.14-11.(away)3/21/2010. W.8-7.(away)3/15/2011. W.7-3.(away)3/16/2011. W.14-8.(away)

Pittsburgh4/6/1997. W.6-5.(home)3/28/1998. W.4-1.(home)3/28/1998. W.12-2.(home)3/29/1998. W.9-6.(home)5/15/1999. L.7-5.(away)5/15/1999. W.6-4.(away)5/16/1999. W.6-4.(away)4/20/2000. W.7-0.(home)4/20/2000. W.12-2.(home)5/17/2000. W.11-3.(home)4/28/2001. W.4-0.(away)4/28/2001. L.8-0.(away)4/29/2001. L.6-0.(away)4/20/2002. W.9-1.(home)4/20/2002. W.13-2.(home)4/21/2002. L.2-1.(home)4/4/2003. L.5-4.(away)4/4/2003. W.7-5.(away)4/8/2004. W.4-0.(home)4/8/2004. W.8-5.(home)3/26/2005. W.5-3.(away)3/26/2005. W.7-1.(away)5/6/2006. L.12-11.(home)5/6/2006. W.15-9.(home)5/7/2006. W.10-5.(home)5/11/2007. W.10-9.(away)5/12/2007. W.5-2.(away)5/13/2007. L.10-9.(away)4/25/2009. W.14-10.(away)4/25/2009. L.8-6.(away)4/26/2009. L.12-8.(away)4/1/2010. W.9-8.(home)

4/2/2010. W.6-1.(home)4/3/2010. L.6-5.(home)5/26/2009. W.9-5.(home)4/21/2011. L.0-4.(away)4/21/2011. L.0-3.(away)4/23/2011. L.3-8.(away)

Princeton4/17/1946. W.14-8.(home)5/25/1946. W.7-3.(away)4/30/1947. L.1-3.(away)4/24/1948. W.8-0.(home)5/11/1948. W.5-3.(away)5/21/1949. W.3-0.(home)5/28/1949. L.3-5.(away)4/22/1950. W.12-5.(home)5/27/1950. L.2-3.(away)5/1/1951. L.3-4.(home)6/6/1951. L.1-2.(away)4/10/1952. W.6-1.(home)5/31/1952. W.7-2.(away)4/28/1953. L.0-3.(away)5/29/1954. L.0-2.(away)4/6/1955. W.13-4.(home)4/27/1955. L.4-5.(away)4/10/1956. W.3-2.(home)5/10/1956. L.3-4.(away)4/9/1957. W.11-8.(home)5/1/1957. L.1-9.(away)4/9/1958. L.3-7.(home)5/12/1958. L.2-3.(away)4/8/1959. W.5-3.(home)5/8/1959. L.5-6.(away)4/6/1960. L.5-7.(home)5/3/1960. W.3-1.(away)4/7/1961. T.10-10.(home)5/19/1961. L.2-4.(away)4/17/1962. L.0-3.(away)5/4/1962. W.10-6.(home)4/16/1963. W.3-0.(home)5/3/1963. W.7-3.(away)4/27/1964. W.2-1.(away)4/20/1965. L.1-2.(home)5/19/1965. L.2-4.(away)4/19/1966. W.9-2.(away)5/10/1966. W.5-4.(home)4/18/1967. W.5-0.(home)5/9/1967. W.1-0.(away)4/16/1968. W.7-2.(away)5/7/1968. W.10-2.(home)4/15/1969. W.6-4.(home)5/13/1969. L.0-3.(away)5/11/1970. W.6-2.(away)5/12/1970. W.2-1.(home)4/13/1971. L.2-6.(home)5/11/1971. W.11-2.(away)4/12/1972. W.8-6.(home)4/11/1973. W.7-4.(away)5/8/1973. L.2-5.(home)4/24/1974. L.7-8.(away)4/8/1975. W.5-4.(away)4/23/1975. W.9-0.(home)4/7/1976. W.13-7.(home)4/21/1976. L.3-11.(away)5/22/1976. L.3-5.(Neutral)4/6/1977. L.0-12.(away)5/5/1977. L.0-1.(home)4/5/1978. W.17-4.(home)5/1/1978. W.6-1.(away)4/10/1979. L.3-4.(away)4/30/1979. W.3-2.(home)4/2/1980. L.3-5.(home)4/1/1981. T.4-4.(away)4/27/1981. W.7-5.(home)5/9/1984. W.4-0.(away)5/9/1984. W.7-3.(away)4/22/1985. W.9-4.(away)5/8/1986. W.4-3.(home)4/6/1987. W.7-2.(away)5/4/1988. W.6-0.(home)5/3/1989. L.2-7.(away)5/2/1990. L.4-8.(home)5/15/1991. L.2-6.(home)5/15/1991. L.2-8.(home)4/29/1992. W.7-5.(home)4/28/1993. W.3-2.(away)5/7/1994. W.4-3.(home)4/19/1995. W.14-2.(away)3/31/1996. W.9-3.(away)4/1/1996. W.3-2.(home)5/5/1997. W.7-5.(home)3/30/1999. W.18-5.(away)3/28/2001. W.3-1.(away)4/9/2002. L.8-1.(home)5/6/2003. W.20-0.(away)4/15/2004. W.15-6.(home)3/30/2005. L.3-2.(away)3/29/2006. T.3-3.(home)3/28/2007. W.12-4.(away)

3/26/2008. L.0-1.(home)3/24/2009. W.10-7.(away)4/6/2010. W.10-2.(home)4/5/2011. L.8-11.(home)

Rider4/27/1961. W.3-0.(home)4/24/1962. W.7-6.(away)4/23/1963. L.1-8.(home)4/24/1964. L.3-6.(home)5/18/1965. L.6-7.(home)4/29/1968. L.6-7.(away)4/28/1969. L.4-5.(home)5/4/1970. W.7-3.(away)4/29/1971. L.5-12.(home)4/27/1972. L.0-7.(away)5/7/1973. L.5-9.(home)4/30/1974. L.14-19.(away)5/7/1975. W.7-0.(home)4/4/1978. W.7-4.(away)4/29/1979. L.2-3.(home)3/31/1981. L.0-1.(home)5/5/1983. L.9-12.(home)4/15/1986. L.2-6.(home)4/29/1986. W.5-1.(home)5/17/1986. L.4-9.(NCAA)4/14/1987. W.6-4.(home)4/12/1988. L.1-2.(home)4/26/1988. L.5-10.(home)4/11/1989. W.5-2.(home)4/27/1989. W.14-9.(home)4/10/1990. W.1-0.(home)4/26/1990. W.15-7.(home)4/9/1991. L.7-8.(home)4/7/1992. W.11-1.(home)4/21/1992. W.5-1.(home)4/6/1993. L.5-11.(away)4/20/1993. W.8-2.(home)5/11/1993. W.5-4.(away)4/5/1994. W.9-6.(home)4/19/1994. L.1-10.(away)4/4/1995. L.16-5.(away)4/18/1995. W.15-1.(home)4/2/1996. W.5-3.(away)4/15/1997. W.13-8.(home)4/21/1997. W.10-7.(away)3/26/1998. L.8-4.(away)4/14/1998. W.11-1.(home)4/13/1999. W.7-3.(away)5/9/1999. W.6-4.(home)3/23/2000. W.6-0.(away)4/12/2000. W.4-3.(away)4/11/2001. W.3-0.(home)4/2/2002. W.7-3.(away)4/10/2002. L.4-3.(home)5/18/2003. W.5-4.(home)3/30/2004. W.7-1.(home)5/18/2004. W.9-8.(away)3/31/2005. W.11-2.(home)4/14/2005. L.7-6.(away)3/28/2006. W.5-3.(home)3/27/2007. W.15-6.(away)3/25/2008. W.4-3.(home)3/25/2009. L.13-5.(away)3/24/2010. W.12-8.(home)

Seton Hall4/20/1946. L.18-19.(home)5/1/1948. L.0-2.(home)4/27/1949. L.4-11.(away)6/7/1949. W.7-5.(NCAA)6/5/1950. L.3-13.(home)5/8/1951. L.4-8.(away)5/6/1961. W.5-3.(home)4/6/1963. L.0-3.(away)4/9/1964. L.5-6.(home)5/10/1965. L.3-9.(away)4/9/1966. L.3-4.(home)4/10/1967. W.9-5.(away)4/25/1968. W.9-0.(home)4/13/1969. W.5-3.(away)4/24/1969. L.8-9.(home)4/10/1970. L.2-8.(home)4/26/1970. L.0-1.(away)4/2/1971. W.8-5.(home)4/18/1971. L.2-7.(away)3/30/1972. W.10-6.(home)3/29/1973. W.7-6.(home)4/15/1973. W.4-3.(away)4/21/1974. L.0-1.(away)4/1/1975. L.1-20.(home)4/4/1976. L.10-12.(away)5/8/1976. W.4-2.(home)4/3/1977. L.1-11.(home)4/2/1978. L.1-3.(away)5/7/1978. W.2-1.(home)5/6/1979. L.1-6.(away)4/11/1980. L.2-12.(home)5/4/1980. L.0-3.(away)

5/3/1981. L.11-17.(away)5/2/1982. L.6-7.(home)4/15/1983. L.8-1.(away)4/13/1984. L.1-5.(home)4/3/1987. L.4-14.(home)4/14/1988. L.7-9.(away)4/12/1989. W.8-2.(away)4/13/1989. L.4-5.(home)3/29/1990. W.4-3.(home)4/11/1991. W.19-18.(home)4/9/1992. W.9-6.(away)5/4/1992. W.9-2.(home)5/3/1993. W.17-7.(away)4/29/1994. L.1-10.(home)3/22/1995. L.4-15.(home)4/18/1996. T.8-8.(home)4/24/1996. W.2-1.(home)4/24/1996. W.12-4.(home)4/9/1997. W.16-4.(away)4/16/1997. W.12-3.(home)4/15/1998. W.9-8.(home)4/29/1998. W.14-4.(away)5/13/1998. W.9-6.(home)4/7/1999. W.9-7.(home)4/14/1999. W.17-10.(away)4/21/1999. W.17-10.(home)4/29/2000. W.5-1.(away)4/29/2000. L.7-5.(away)4/30/2000. L.7-5.(away)5/19/2000. W.6-2.(home)5/20/2000. L.4-3.(home)5/21/2000. W.1-0.(home)3/23/2001. L.8-5.(home)3/23/2001. W.7-3.(home)5/17/2001. L.4-2.(home)4/12/2002. L.1-0.(away)4/13/2002. W.3-2.(away)4/13/2003. W.5-1.(home)4/13/2003. L.2-1.(home)4/14/2003. W.10-4.(home)3/27/2004. W.4-1.(away)3/27/2004. L.5-4.(away)3/28/2004. L.12-11.(away)4/21/2005. W.8-4.(home)4/21/2005. L.10-4.(home)4/22/2005. L.8-1.(home)4/13/2007. W.13-9.(home)4/14/2007. W.4-2.(home)4/14/2007. L.2-1.(home)4/25/2008. W.7-3.(away)4/26/2008. L.0-4.(away)4/27/2008. W.6-3.(away)5/9/2009. W.3-1.(home)5/9/2009. L.3-2.(home)5/10/2009. L.14-10.(home)5/14/2010. W.15-3.(away)5/15/2010. W.11-1.(away)5/16/2010. L.5-4.(away)4/2/2011. W.4-1.(home)4/2/2011. L.3-2.(home)4/3/2011. W.9-5.(home).

St. John’s6/6/1949. L.14-8.(Neutral-NCAA)4/30/1951. L.9-4.(home)4/21/1954. L.7-4.(home)6/1/1957. L.5-0.(Neutral)4/10/1958. W.4-3.(away)5/2/1959. L.3-1.(home)4/5/1961. W.6-3.(home)4/18/1963. L.10-3(home)4/16/1964. L.7-0.(away)5/17/1965. L.11-8.(home)4/12/1966. L.2-1.(away)4/12/1967. W.7-6.(home)4/26/1968. W.3-1.(away)5/31/1968. L.12-0.(Neutral-NCAA)4/7/1969. L.5-4.(home)5/1/1970. W.4-2.(away)4/27/1971. L.8-4.(home)4/30/1972. L.4-0.(away)4/19/1973. L.13-3.(home).4/18/1974. L.7-6.(away)4/17/1975. L.11-0.(home)5/21/1976. L.1-0.(Neutral-ECAC)4/13/1977. L.14-3.(home)4/12/1978. W.8-6.(away)4/11/1979. L.5-4.(home)4/3/1980. L.8-2.(away)4/3/1981. L.10-0.(home)4/1/1982. W.9-3.(home)4/14/1983. L.9-1..4/17/1985. L.5-4.(away)3/29/1988. W.11-6.(home)5/4/1989. W.1-0.(away)4/2/1991. W.11-9.(home)4/4/1991. W.6-5.(away)3/31/1992. L.16-8.(away)4/2/1992. W.10-8.(home)

3/28/1995. W.3-0.(away)3/30/1995. W.6-1.(home)3/24/1996. W.10-5.(away)3/25/1996. L.9-5.(away)4/26/1997. L.12-2.(home)4/26/1997. W.12-11.(home)5/13/1997. L.3-0.(Neutral)5/15/1998. W.14-10.(home)4/3/1999. L.10-0.(away)4/3/1999. W.9-8.(away)5/20/1999. W.13-9.(Neutral)4/15/2000. W.9-3.(home)4/15/2000. W.9-7.(home)4/16/2000. W.7-5.(home)5/12/2001. W.2-1.(home)5/12/2001. W.18-9.(home)5/13/2001. W.6-5.(home)5/18/2002. L.6-1.(home)5/19/2002. L.3-1.(home)5/19/2002. W.11-10.(home)4/17/2003. W.7-6.(home)4/17/2003. W.9-7.(home)4/25/2004. L.10-4.(away)4/25/2004. L.4-1.(away)4/1/2005. W.10-8.(away)4/1/2005. L.4-2.(away)4/2/2005. L.11-1.(away)4/28/2006. L.7-6.(home)4/29/2006. L.11-2.(home)4/30/2006. W.4-2.(home)3/30/2007. L.5-1.(away)3/31/2007. L.10-7.(away)4/1/2007. W.8-3.(away)3/20/2008. L.12-5.(home)3/21/2008. L.2-0.(home)3/22/2008. L.12-9.(home)4/4/2009. L.11-10.(away)4/4/2009. L.16-8.(away)4/5/2009. L.15-5.(away)5/20/2010. W.2-1.(home)5/21/2010. L.9-7.(home)5/22/2010. W.3-1.(home)

Villanova5/19/1948. W.5-1.(home)4/20/1949. W.5-1.(away)5/10/1950. W.12-2.(home)4/17/1951. W.17-3.(away)4/2/1952. L.1-3.(home)4/22/1953. L.0-2.(away)5/12/1955. L.4-9.(away)4/13/1957. L.3-16.(home)5/12/1959. W.7-6.(home)4/19/1961. W.2-0.(home)4/4/1962. W.6-3.(away)4/4/1963. W.17-6.(home)5/15/1965. L.3-6.(home)5/29/1967. L.3-4.(home)5/4/1968. L.1-3.(away)5/2/1970. L.2-6.(away)4/20/1972. L.4-6.(away)5/5/1973. W.6-5.(home)5/4/1974. L.5-9.(away)5/3/1975. L.2-7.(home)4/16/1977. L.7-11.(home)4/29/1978. L.7-8.(home)4/26/1980. L.4-5.(home)4/3/1991. W.8-5.(away)4/1/1992. L.2-5.(home)3/31/1993. L.5-6.(away)3/30/1994. L.2-5.(home)4/26/1995. L.3-21.(away)4/20/1996. W.3-0.(home)4/20/1996. W.5-2.(home)4/21/1996. L.3-9.(home)5/3/1997. L.5-8.(away)5/4/1997. L.6-7.(away)5/4/1997. L.6-8.(away)4/5/1998. L.8-11.(away)4/17/1999. W.13-0.(home)4/17/1999. W.11-9.(home)4/18/1999. W.9-3.(home)4/12/2001. W.9-1.(home)4/12/2001. W.11-2.(home)3/30/2002. W.2-1.(home)3/30/2002. W.7-2.(home)5/16/2003. W.5-0.(away)5/16/2003. W.9-0.(away)5/17/2003. L.6-2.(away)5/21/2004. L.8-7.(home)5/22/2004. L.2-1.(home)5/23/2004. L.7-6.(home)3/24/2005. W.4-3.(away)2/24/2005. L.1-3.(away)3/31/2006. W.1-0.(home)4/1/2006. L.6-8.(home)4/2/2006. W.5-3.(home)5/17/2007. W.6-2.(away)5/18/2007. L.4-5.(away)

5/19/2007. W.12-6.(away)5/10/2008. W.5-4.(home)5/10/2008. L.4-7.(home)5/11/2008. L.1-2.(home)5/7/2010. L.3-7.(home)5/8/2010. W.8-4.(home)5/9/2010. L.5-7.(home)5/13/2011. W.8-2.(away)5/14/2011. L.4-5.(away)5/15/2011. L.4-5.(away)

Wagner4/13/1960. W.17-12.(away)4/12/1961. W.10-5.(home)3/31/1977. T.12-12.(away)4/21/1980. W.14-6.(away)4/20/1981. W.20-4.(home)4/19/1982. L.0-1.(away)4/1/1983. W.9-8.(home)4/4/1985. W.11-6.(home)4/3/1986. W.10-4.(home)4/2/1987. W.10-1.(home)4/14/2001. W.10-1.(home)4/29/2003. W.13-0.(home)5/1/2003. W.13-1.(away)5/5/2004. W.13-2.(home)4/4/2005. W.13-3.(home)4/4/2006. W.6-5.(home)4/22/2008. W.5-4.(home)3/31/2009. W.5-1.(away)3/30/2011. L.5-11.(home)

West Virginia4/20/1979. L.10-1.(home)5/8/1982. L.8-2.(home.EAA)5/8/1982. W.6-5.(home.EAA)5/9/1982. L.7-5.(home.EAA)5/10/1986. W.8-3.(home)5/10/1986. L.9-4.(home)5/11/1986. W.10-3.(home)5/9/1987. L.2-0.(home)5/11/1990. W.2-1.(home)5/13/1990. L.11-2.(home)5/13/1990. W.6-4.(home)5/8/1992. L.6-4.(away)5/8/1993. L.7-5.(away)5/8/1993. W.7-3.(away)5/9/1993. L.8-6.(away)5/16/1993. W.7-6.(home)5/13/1994. L.12-1.(home)4/8/1995. L.6-2.(away)4/8/1995. W.8-0.(away)4/9/1995. L.9-7.(away)4/6/1996. W.4-1.(away)4/6/1996. L.3-2.(away)5/15/1996. L.5-0.(neutral)4/5/1997. W.8-0.(home)4/1/1999. W.21-5.(away)4/1/2000. W,.4-0.(home)4/1/2000. W.1-0.(home)4/2/2000. W.10-2.(home)3/18/2001. W.7-6.(away)3/19/2001. W.2-0.(away)3//19/2001. W.2-1.(away)4/27/2002. W.6-2.(home)4/27/2002. W.7-2.(home)4/28/2002. W.5-4.(home)3/31/2003. L.12-9.(away)3/31/2003. W.12-4.(away)5/23/2003. W.8-7.(home)4/3/2004. W.6-4.(home)4/3/2004. W.8-4.(home)4/4/2004. W.6-4.(home)4/9/2005. W.11-3.(away)4/9/2005. L.12-3.(away)4/10/2005. L.6-4.(away)4/7/2006. W.10-6.(home)4/9/2006. W.8-1.(home)4/9/2006. W.3-2.(home)3/28/2008. W.8-4.(home)3/29/2008. W.8-2.(home)3/30/2008. L.8-7.(home)5/1/2009. L.13-1.(away)5/2/2009. W.12-7.(away)5/3/2009. L.9-3.(away)5/19/2011. W.6-4.(away)5/20/2011. W.7-5.(away)5/21/2011. L.14-5.(away)

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hITTInG RECORdSSingle Season At Bats1.. 257. Mike.Bionde...............20072.. 247. Todd.Frazier...............20073.. 238. Tom.Edwards............20074.. 237. Glen.Gardner.............1988. 237. Ryan.Hill.......................20076.. 235. Jeff.Grose...................20067.. 234. Pat.Biserta.................20108.. 233. David.DeJesus..........1999.... 233. Darren.Fenster........200010.. 232. Pete.Zoccolillo...........1999. 232. Doug.Alongi................1993

Career At Bats1.. 818. Darren.Fenster.1997-002.. 758. Pete.Zoccolillo....1996-993.. 724. Bob.Windows.....1992-954.. 714. Jeff.Grose............2003-065.. 694. Todd.Frazier........2005-076.. 678. Michael.Lang......2008-117.. 659. Luis.Feliz................2006-098.. 649. Jay.Marchese....1989-929.. 636. Mike.O’Brien.......1997-0010.. 633. Jake.Daubert......1998-00

Single Season Runs1.. 87. Todd.Frazier...............20072.. 85. David.DeJesus..........19993.. 66. David.DeJesus..........20004.. 65. Michael.Lang.............2010.5.. 64. Darren.Fenster........1999. 64. Adam.Neubart..........19987.. 63. Pete.Zoccolillo...........1999. 63. Val.Majewski..............20019.. 62. Todd.Frazier...............2006. 62. Doug.Alongi................1993

Career Runs1.. 210. Todd.Frazier........2005-072.. 203. David.DeJesus...1998-003.. 200. Pete.Zoccolillo....1996-994.. 198. Darren.Fenster.1997-005.. 177. Bob.Windows.....1992-956.. 176. Michael.Lang......2008-117.. 170. Graig.Badger......2001-048.. 160. Jeff.Frazier...........2002-049.. 155. Jeff.Grose............2003-0610.. 151. Adam.Neubart...1996-98

Single Season Hits1.. 101. Darren.Fenster........20002.. 97. Pete.Zoccolillo...........19993.. 95. Darren.Fenster........19994.. 94. Steve.Nyisztor...........2010. 94. David.Williams..........20076.. 93. Todd.Frazier...............20077.. 91. Billy.McCarthy...........20018.. 87. David.DeJesus..........19999.. 86. Pat.Biserta.................2010. 86. Doug.Alongi................1993

Career Hits1.. 315. Darren.Fenster.1997-002.. 285. Pete.Zoccolillo....1996-993.. 241. Todd.Frazier........2005-074.. 229. Michael.Lang......2008-11. 229. Jeff.Grose............2003-065.. 226. Jake.Daubert......1998-006.. 220. Jeff.Frazier...........2002-047.. 217. Matt.Wolski.........1999-038.. 215. Bob.Windows.....1992-959.. 211. David.DeJesus...1998-0010.. 203. Dave.Marciniak..1996-98

Single Season Average1.. .540.Jeff.Torborg...............19632.. .471.Ed.Griffiths..................19603.. .446.Mark.Zagunis............19814.. .434.Rick.Matarante.........1982. .434.Tom.Sweeney............19746.. .433.Darren.Fenster........20007.. .425.Jamie.Brudnick.........19688.. .424.Darren.Fenster........19999.. .421.Billy.McCarthy...........200110.. .418.Pete.Zoccolillo...........1999

Career Average1.. .425.Rick.Matarante..1981-832.. .421.Billy.McCarthy...........20013.. .410.Steve.Nyisztor...........20104.. .404.Ray.Van.Cleef.....1949-515.. .390.Jeff.Torborg........1961-63. .390.Ed.Griffiths...........1959-61. .390.Joe.B..Cirone......1999-008.. .385.Darren.Fenster.1997-009.. .384.Peter.Hall.............1960-6210.. .376.Pete.Zoccolillo....1996-99

Single Season Doubles1.. 24. Todd.Frazier...............2007. 24. Val.Majewski..............2001. 24. Dave.Marciniak.........19984.. 23. Darren.Fenster........20005.. 22. Jake.Daubert.............1999. 22. Pete.Zoccolillo...........1999. 22. Glen.Gardner.............19888.. 21. David.DeJesus..........2000. 21. Billy.McCarthy...........200110.. 20. Dave.Marciniak.........1997. 20. Pete.Zoccolillo...........1997. 20. Brian.Giallella.............1995. 20. Mike.Higgins..............1993

Career Doubles1.. 65. Darren.Fenster.1997-002.. 61. Pete.Zoccolillo....1996-993.. 59. Jake.Daubert......1998-004.. 55. David.DeJesus...1998-005.. 51. Todd.Frazier........2005-07. 51. Dave.Marciniak..1996-987.. 48. Michael.Lang......2008-11. 48. Mike.O’Brien.......1997-008.. 46. Jeff.Frazier...........2002-049.. 44. Jay.Marchese....1989-92. 44. Glen.Gardner......1986-88

Single Season Triples1.. 11. Adam.Neubart..........19972.. 7. Eric.Young...................1988. 7. Eric.Young...................1987

. 7. Ray.Van.Cleef............19505.. 6. Michael.Lang.............2011. 6. Jarred.Jimenez........2008. 6. David.DeJesus..........1999. 6. Doug.Alongi................1993. 6. Jason.Imperial..........1991. 6. Jim.Wakeling.............19619.. 5. Val.Majewski..............2001. 5. Johnny.Defendis.......2003. 5. Nick.Cerulo.................2004

Career Triples1.. 18. Adam.Neubart...1996-982.. 17. Eric.Young............1987-893.. 13. Michael.Lang......2008-11. 13. Nick.Cerulo..........2001-04. 13. Ray.Van.Cleef.....1949-51. 13. David.DeJesus...1998-006.. 11. Johnny.Defendis...2003-05. 11. Glen.Gardner......1986-888.. 10. Jeff.Grose............2003-06. 10. Sam.Feretti.........1985-87. 10. Jeff.Helman.........1975-78

Single Season Home Runs1.. 22. Todd.Frazier...............20072.. 18. Pat.Biserta.................20103.. 14. Frank.Meade.............20064.. 13. Jeff.Frazier..................2002. 13. Jeff.Frazier..................20046.. 12. Michael.Lang.............2010. 12. Pete.Zoccolillo...........1999. 12. Pete.Zoccolillo...........1998. 12. Angel.Echevarria......199110.. 11. Frank.Meade.............2007. 11. Ryan.Hill.......................2007. 11. Todd.Frazier...............2006. 11. Mark.Zagunis............1981. 11. Val.Majewski..............2002TODD FRAZIER

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Career Home Runs1.. 42. Todd.Frazier........2005-072.. 34. Jeff.Frazier...........2002-043.. 32. Pete.Zoccolillo....1996-994.. 31. Angel.Echevarria.1990-925.. 27. Mike.O’Brien.......1998-006.. 25. Pat.Biserta..........2008-10. 25. Frank.Meade......2005-07. 25. Jake.Daubert......1998-009.. 23. Michael.Lang......2008-11. 23. Jaren.Matthews.2008-10. 23. Ryan.Hill................2005-07. 23. Glen.Gardner......1986-88

Single Season RBI1.. 72. Pete.Zoccolillo...........19992.. 68. Jake.Daubert.............19993.. 65. Todd.Frazier...............2007. 65. Billy.McCarthy...........20015.. 64. Jake.Daubert.............19986.. 59. Ryan.Hill.......................2007. 59. Jeff.Frazier..................2004. 59. Pete.Zoccolillo...........1998. 59. Jake.Daubert.............200010.. 58. Kevin.James..............1994

Career RBI1.. 191. Pete.Zoccolillo....1996-99. 191. Jake.Daubert......1998-003.. 184. Darren.Fenster.1997-004.. 167. Jeff.Frazier...........2002-045.. 152. Todd.Frazier........2005-076.. 145. Angel.Echevarria.1990-927.. 141. Gary.Resetar......1986-888.. 136. Mike.O’Brien.......1997-009.. 135. Ryan.Hill................2005-0710.. 134. Paul.Johnson......1985-88

Single Season Walks1.. 62. Todd.Frazier...............20072.. 56. Graig.Badger.............20033.. 54. Ryan.Hill.......................20074.. 44. Graig.Badger.............20045.. 42. Todd.Frazier...............2006. 42. Dave.Marciniak.........1996. 42. Vinny.Esposito...........2003

8.. 41. Tom.Edwards............2008. 41. Eric.Young...................19889.. 40. Ryan.Hill.......................2006. 40. Colin.Gaynor...............2005. 40. Sean.Ryan...................1990

Career Walks1.. 143. Graig.Badger......2001-042.. 138. Todd.Frazier........2005-073.. 117. Ryan.Hill................2005-07. 117. Scott.Trochim....1984-875.. 116. Brian.Giallella......1992-956.. 115. Jeff.Grose............2003-067.. 110. Eric.Young............1987-898.. 109. Mike.Higgins.......1990-939.. 101. Sean.Ryan............1988-90. 101. Joe.Lynch.............1984-87. 101. Darren.Fenster.1997-00

Single Season Slugging Pct.1.. 1.032.Jeff.Torborg............19632.. .757.Todd.Frazier...............20073.. .743.Mark.Zagunis............19814.. .711.Kevin.James..............19945.. .688.Pat.Biserta.................20106.. .685.Pete.Zoccolillo...........19997.. .676.Dave.Marciniak.........19988.. .668.Jake.Daubert.............19989.. .658.Glen.Gardner.............198710.. .657.Jeff.Frazier..................2004

Career Slugging Pct.1.. .684.Jeff.Torborg........1961-632.. .634.Billy.McCarthy...........20013.. .625.Todd.Frazier........2005-074.. .612.Pete.Hall...............1960-625.. .606.Ray.Van.Cleef.....1949-516.. .602.Jason.Imperial..........19917.. .596.Pete.Zoccolillo....1996-99. .596.Jake.Daubert......1998-009.. .595.Glen.Gardner......1986-8810.. .590.Val.Majewski.......2000-02

Single Season Stolen Bases1... 41. Graig.Badger.............20032.. 39. Doug.Alongi................19933.. 28. Eric.Young...................19894.. 26. Eric.Young...................1988. 26. Graig.Badger.............20046.. 25. Todd.Frazier...............2007. 25. Doug.Alongi................19928.. 24. Jeff.Helman................1976. 24. Dennis.Mendoza......197110.. 23. Bill.Eaton......................1964. 23. Jeff.Helman................1978. 23. Dennis.Mendoza......1970

Career Stolen Bases1.. 85. Doug.Alongi.........1991-932.. 83. Graig.Badger......2002-043.. 65. Todd.Frazier........2005-074.. 64. Eric.Young............1987-895.. 58. Dennis.Mendoza.1969-716.. 57. Graig.Badger......2001-047.. 55. Jeff.Helman.........1975-788.. 51. Brian.Ciemniecki.1998-019.. 50. David.DeJesus...1998-0010.. 46. Adam.Neubart...1996-98

Single Season Total Bases1.. 187. Todd.Frazier...............20072.. 161. Pat.Biserta.................2010. 159. Pete.Zoccolillo...........19994.. 143. David.DeJesus..........1999. 143. Doug.Alongi................19936.. 139. Val.Majeski..................20017.. 138. Darren.Fenster........2000. 138. Val.Majewski..............20029.. 137. Billy.McCarthy...........200110.. 136. Todd.Frazier...............2006. 136. Jeff.Frazier..................2004

Career Total Bases1.. 440. Pete.Zoccolillo....1996-992.. 434. Todd.Frazier........2005-073.. 419. Darren.Fenster.1997-004.. 377. Jake.Daubert......1998-005.. 372. Michael.Lang......2008-116.. 370. Jeff.Frazier...........2002-047.. 336. Glen.Gardner......1986-888.. 329. Angel.Echevarria.1990-929.. 326. Mike.O’Brien.......1997-0010.. 316. Val.Majewski.......2000-02

hITTInG RECORdS

GRAIG BADGER

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Single Season Games1.. 31. Matt.Patterson.........20082.. 29. Kevin.Lillis....................2008. 29. Sean.Atchison...........20034.. 28. Tyler.Gebler................2010. 28. Ryan.Beard.................20096.. 27. Rob.Smorol................2010. 27. Ryan.Molchan...........2002. 27. Brian.Stegen..............19959.. 26. Nathaniel.Roe............2010. 26. Eric.Brown..................2000

Career Games1.. 89. Kevin.Lillis.............2007-102.. 82. Chris.Lillis.............2003-073.. 80. Eric.Brown...........1998-014.. 77. Matt.Pustay.........2003-065.. 74. Jeff.Miller.............1995-986.. 73. Barry.Walsh........1997-007.. 71. Jim.Kohl................1988-91

8.. 69. Ryan.Molchan....1999-02. 69. Mike.Mundy.........1995-9810.. 63. Jason.Downey....2006-09Single Season Starts1.. 17. Steve.Healing.............20072.. 16. Matt.Giannini.............20073.. 15. Casey.Gaynor............2010. 15. Bobby.Brownlie.........2000. 15. Jack.Egbert................2003. 15. Shaun.Parker............2003. 15. Casey.Gaynor............20078.. 14. Tyler.Gebler................2011. 14. Rob.Smorol................2011. 14. Brian.Delehanty........1999. 14. Darrin.Winston........1988. 14. Jack.Egbert................2004Career Starts1.. 52. Casey.Gaynor.....2007-102.. 40. Matt.Giannini......2006-103.. 38. Neil.Ioviero...........1991-94

. 38. Tom.Wheeler.....1999-02

. 38. Noel.Gluck............1985-88

. 38. Darrin.Winston.1985-887.. 36. Bob.MacDonald.1984-87. 36. Jack.Egbert.........2002-049.. 34. Rob.Fazekas.1987,.89-90. 34. Phil.Schneider....1991-93

Single Season Innings1.. 108.2.Steve.Healing.........20072.. 107.2.Dick.Webber..........19493.. 103.1.Tyler.Gebler.............20113.. 102.1.Bobby.Brownlie.....20004.. 98.1.Dave.Hoehler.............19915.. 97.1.Casey.Gaynor............20106.. 97.0.Casey.Gaynor............20077.. 95.2.Mike.Barckley............19888.. 93.2.Brian.Delehanty........1999. 93.2.Jim.Wilson..................199910.. 92.2.Scott.Madison...........1996

Career Innings1.. 317.0.Casey.Gaynor..2007-102.. 278.0.Darrin.Winston.1985-883.. 271.0.Tom.Wheeler..1999-004.. 265.1.Bobby.Brownlie.2000-025.. 250.1.Noel.Gluck.........1985-886.. 235.1.Bob.MacDonald.1984-877... 233.2.Matt.Giannini...2006-088.. 230.1.Neil.Ioviero........1991-949.. 226.2.Mike.Mundy.....1995-98. 226.2.Rob.Fazekas.1987,.89-90

Single Season Wins1.. 10. Steve.Healing.............2007. 10. Darrin.Winston........1988. 10. Bobby.Brownlie.........20004.. 9. Brian.Delehanty........1999. 9. Tom.Wheeler............20026.. 8. Casey.Gaynor............2010. 8. Jack.Egbert................2003. 8. Eric.Brown..................1999. 8. Jim.Wilson..................1999. 8. Scott.Madison...........1996. 8. Jim.Kohl.......................1991. 8. Jim.Kohl.......................1990. 8. Tom.Foster.................1950. 8. Herm.Hering..............1950

Career Wins1.. 26. Darrin.Winston.1985-882.. 25. Tom.Wheeler.....1999-023.. 22. Bobby.Brownlie..2000-024.. 21. Noel.Gluck............1985-885.. 20. Bob.MacDonald.1984-876.. 19. Jim.Kohl................1988-91

7.. 18. Mike.Barckley.1989,.92-93. 18. Rob.Fazekas.1987,.89-90. 18. Phil.Schneider.1990-91,.93. 18. Jack.Egbert.........2002-04

Single Season ERA1.. 0.69.Rob.Kenney................19672.. 0.90.Jim.Lawler..................19803.. 1.26.Gerald.Lacey..............19554.. 1.29.Barry.Wolven............19625.. 1.37.Ed.Ott.............................19666.. 1.44.Gene.Frey....................19657.. 1.48.Norm.Morton............19488.. 1.56.Paul.Tootleman........19589.. 1.60.Mike.Barckley............198910.. 1.66.Harold.White.............1965

Career ERA1.. 1.58.Norm.Morton.1943,.47-482.. 1.73.Marty.O’Brien.....1986-893.. 2.03.Rob.Kenney.........1965-674.. 2.10.Gene.Frey.............1963-655.. 2.19.Harold.White......1965-666.. 2.21.Barry.Eggie..........1964-667.. 2.35.Ken.Eiker......................19568.. 2.48.Wally.Olsen..........1955-569.. 2.52.Ron.Maul..............1970-7110.. 2.55.John.Bukovinsky...1968-70

Single Season Strikeouts1.. 89. Bobby.Brownlie.........20002.. 86. Bobby.Brownlie.........20013.. 73. Darrin.Kotch..............1990. 73. Darrin.Winston........19885.. 72. Matt.Giannini.............2007. 72. Jack.Egbert................2003

7.. 70. Jim.Wilson..................19998.. 69. Buddy.Gallagher.......2001. 69. Karl.Anderson...........197710.. 68. Phil.Schneider...........1993

Career Strikeouts1.. 235. Bobby.Browlie....2000-022.. 227. Casey.Gaynor.....2007-10.3.. 183. Tom.Wheeler.....1999-024.. 175. Darrin.Winston.1985-885.. 163. Jack.Egbert.........2002-046.. 151. Noel.Gluck............1985-887.. 150. Ed.Ott......................1966-688.. 149. Mike.Mundy.........1995-989.. 145. Phil.Schneider.1990-91,.9310.. 142. Neil.Ioviero...........1991-94

Single Season Complete Games1.. 8. Scott.Madison...........1996. 8. Darrin.Winston........1988. 8. Bobby.Brownlie.........2000

pITChInG RECORdS

Herm Herring, seen here at the plate, won eight games for the 1950 team which advanced to the College World Series.

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4.. 7. Mike.Barckley............1993. 7. Darrin.Winston........1986. 7. Herb.Cavano..............19747.. 6. Brian.Delehanty........1999. 6. Mike.Mundy................19979.. 5. 12.tied

Career Complete Games1.. 22. Darrin.Winston.1985-882.. 20. Bobby.Brownlie..2000-023.. 16. Mike.Barckley.1989,.92-934.. 13. Bob.MacDonald.1984-875.. 12. Noel.Gluck............1985-886.. 11. Karl.Anderson....1975-77. 11. Herb.Cavano.......1972-749.. 10. Ed.Ott......................1966-68. 10. Jack.Egbert.........2002-0410.. 9. Mike.Mundy.........1995-98. 9. Neil.Ioviero...........1991-94. 9. Lee.Curly...............1961-62Single Season Shutouts1.. 4. Scott.Madison...........1996. 4. Bobby.Brownlie.........20003.. 3. Darrin.Winston........19884.. 2. Steve.Healing.............2007. 2. Tom.Phillips................1995. 2. Chris.Cochrane........1994. 2. Mike.Barckley............1993. 2. Neil.Ioviero..................1992. 2. Mike.Barckley............1989. 2. Dave.Bauer.................1988

. 2.. Bobby.Brownlie.........2001

. 2. Jack.Egbert................2004

Career Shutouts1.. 7.. Bobby.Brownlie..2000-02. 4. Scott.Madison....1993-96. 4. Mike.Barckley.1989,.92-93. 4. Darrin.Winston.1985-885.. 3. Neil.Ioviero...........1991-94. 3. Jack.Egbert.........2002-047.. 2. Steve.Healing......2004-07. 2. Mike.Mundy.........1995-98. 2. Tom.Phillips.........1995-97. 2. Dave.Bauer..........1985-88. 2. John.Gorman.....1977-80

Career No-hitters1.. 1.. Dick.Webber..............1949

Single Season Saves1.. 12. Tyler.Gebler................20102.. 9. Ryan.Molchan...........2002. 9. Brian.Stegen..............19954.. 8. Ryan.Beard.................2009. 8. Eric.Brown..................2001. 8. Eric.Brown..................2000. 8. Jim.Kohl.......................19918.. 6. Jeff.Miller....................1998. 6. Scott.Simpson...........199310.. 5. Jerry.Elsing.................2011. 5. Chris.Lillis....................2007

. 5. Chris.Lillis....................2003

. 5. Barry.Walsh...............1999

. 5. Jeff.Miller....................1997

. 5. Mike.Mundy................1996

. 5. Marty.O’Brien............1988

. 5. Tom.Malafronte.......2004

Career Saves1.. 18. Eric.Brown......1998-2001.2.. 14. Jeff.Miller.............1995-983.. 13. Chris.Lillis.............2003-074.. 12. Tyler.Gebler................2010. 12. Jim.Kohl................1988-915.. 11. Ryan.Beard..........2008-09. 11. Marty.O’Brien.....1986-897.. 10. Ryan.Molchan....1999-028.. 9. Brian.Stegen.......1994-98.. 9. Barry.Walsh........1997-9910.. 7. Scott.Simpson....1991-94

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Batting Average1.. .344.................................................20002.. .343.................................................19993.. .339.................................................19984.. .326.................................................19865.. .320.................................................19856.. .315.................................................2004. .315.................................................19878.. .313.................................................2005. .313.................................................199710.. .312.................................................2007

At Bats1.. 2,185..............................................20072.. 2,060..............................................19993.. 2,035..............................................20004.. 1,988..............................................20015.. 1,981..............................................20106.. 1,978..............................................20067.. 1,956..............................................20038.. 1,939..............................................19889.. 1,909..............................................199110.. 1,898..............................................2002

Runs1.. 483..................................................19992.. 474..................................................20073.. 458..................................................19984.. 453..................................................20005.. 422..................................................20036.. 406..................................................19977.. 402..................................................20108.. 401..................................................20069.. 388..................................................198810.. 383..................................................2005

Doubles1.. 142..................................................20002.. 141..................................................19993.. 133..................................................19984.. 128..................................................19975.. 122..................................................20106.. 121..................................................2007. 121..................................................19888.. 113..................................................20019.. 111..................................................200510.. 110..................................................2009

Hits1.. 707..................................................19992.. 701..................................................20003.. 681..................................................20074.. 615..................................................19985.. 611..................................................20106.. 606..................................................20017.. 600..................................................20038.. 579..................................................19919.. 573..................................................200410.. 572..................................................2006. 572..................................................2005

Triples1.. 27.....................................................2003. 27.....................................................19973.. 22.....................................................19984.. 21.....................................................19875.. 20.....................................................19816.. 18.....................................................1985

7.. 17.....................................................2010. 17.....................................................2004. 17.....................................................1990. 17.....................................................1988

RBI1.. 436..................................................19992.. 425..................................................20073.. 414..................................................19984.. 402..................................................20005.. 377..................................................20036.. 363..................................................19977.. 358..................................................20108.. 354..................................................20069.. 346..................................................200410.. 345..................................................2005. 345..................................................2001

Home Runs1.. 71.....................................................20102.. 63.....................................................20073.. 58.....................................................19984.. 52.....................................................20065.. 51.....................................................19876.. 48.....................................................19997.. 47.....................................................2005. 47.....................................................20049.. 44.....................................................198810.. 43.....................................................2002. 43.....................................................1993

Total Bases1.. 1,018..............................................19992.. 1,009..............................................20073.. 980..................................................20104.. 976..................................................20005.. 966..................................................19986.. 854..................................................2006. 854..................................................2005. 854..................................................2003. 854..................................................198810.. 845..................................................2004

Walks1.. 318..................................................19902.. 312..................................................20073.. 294..................................................19884.. 291..................................................19875.. 279..................................................19956.. 269..................................................20067.. 266..................................................19928.. 261..................................................19919.. 257..................................................199710.. 252..................................................2005. 252..................................................1996

Stolen Bases1.. 106..................................................19912.. 94.....................................................19933.. 90.....................................................20034.. 86.....................................................20105.. 83.....................................................19896.. 80.....................................................19947.. 79.....................................................19928.. 75.....................................................19989.. 73.....................................................198810.. 71.....................................................2007. 71.....................................................2000

ERA1.. 3.03.................................................19872.. 3.29.................................................19783.. 3.35.................................................19894.. 3.50.................................................20005.. 3.53.................................................19966.. 3.56.................................................19737.. 3.82.................................................20018.. 3.89.................................................19769.. 3.96.................................................199310.. 3.98.................................................2002

Wins1.. 42.....................................................2007. 42.....................................................20013.. 40.....................................................20004.. 38.....................................................1993. 38.....................................................19886.. 37.....................................................2003. 37.....................................................1999. 37.....................................................19909.. 36.....................................................198710.. 35.....................................................2002

Complete Games1.. 21.....................................................19892.. 19.....................................................19883.. 17.....................................................1992. 17.....................................................19865.. 16.....................................................20006.. 15.....................................................1993. 15.....................................................19908.. 14.....................................................19879.. 13.....................................................200110.. 13.....................................................1999

Shutouts1.. 8........................................................2004. 8........................................................20003.. 6........................................................2001. 6........................................................19905.. 5........................................................2007. 5........................................................2003. 5........................................................19888.. 4........................................................1996. 4........................................................1993. 4........................................................1989. 4........................................................1975

Saves1.. 14.....................................................2010. 14.....................................................19873.. 13.....................................................2007. 13.....................................................20025.. 12.....................................................20046.. 11.....................................................20007.. 10.....................................................2009. 10.....................................................2003. 10.....................................................2001. 10.....................................................1999. 10.....................................................1996. 10.....................................................1995. 10.....................................................1991

Innings Pitched1.. 558.2..............................................20072.. 508.2..............................................20013.. 504.1..............................................2003

4.. 499.0..............................................20065.. 493.0..............................................19886.. 492.0..............................................19997.. 491.2..............................................20008.. 490.0..............................................20109.. 479.7..............................................199110.. 479.0..............................................2002.Hits1.. 178..................................................19782.. 197..................................................19773.. 205..................................................19794.. 209..................................................19805.. 248..................................................19766.. 255..................................................19747.. 258..................................................19828.. 266..................................................19759.. 290..................................................198410.. 342..................................................1985

Runs1.. 124..................................................19762.. 135..................................................19803.. 143..................................................19774.. 145..................................................19795.. 157..................................................19786.. 159..................................................19827.. 164..................................................19738.. 186..................................................19759.. 199..................................................197410.. 209..................................................1987

Earned Runs1.. 81.....................................................19762.. 84.....................................................19783.. 93.....................................................19794.. 96.....................................................19735.. 98.....................................................19806.. 123..................................................19747.. 126..................................................19758.. 129..................................................19829.. 136..................................................197710.. 138..................................................1987

Walks1.. 82.....................................................19792.. 92.....................................................19803.. 94.....................................................19784.. 108..................................................19765.. 123..................................................19776.. 129..................................................19827.. 137..................................................19738.. 155..................................................20119.. 157..................................................197410.. 171..................................................1992. 171..................................................1983.Strikeouts1.. 398..................................................20012.. 382..................................................20073.. 366..................................................20034.. 360..................................................20005.. 359..................................................20026.. 335..................................................19997.. 319..................................................19938.. 318..................................................20089.. 313..................................................200410.. 311..................................................2009

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Richard.L..McCormick.is.the.19th.president.of.Rutgers,.The.State.University.of.New.Jersey...A.scholar.of.American.political.history.who.began.his.academic.career.on.the.Rutgers.faculty,.he.returned.as.president.in.2002.after.serving.as.provost.of.the.University.of.North.Carolina.at.Chapel.Hill.and.president.of.the.University.of.Washington...

Dr..McCormick’s.goal.is.to.advance.Rutgers.within.the.top.tier.of.American.public.research.universities...His.ambitions.for.the.university.include.an.enriched.learning.experience.for.every.student;.teaching.and.research.focused.on.global.human.problems;.diversity.of.students,.faculty,.staff,.and.programs;.and.deeper.connections.with.the.people.of.New.Jersey.....

President.McCormick.led.a.major.restructuring.and.reinvigoration.of.undergraduate.education.at.Rutgers-New.Brunswick,.the.university’s.largest.campus...The.plan.merged.four.undergraduate.colleges.into.a.School.of.Arts.and.Sciences,.expanded.access.to.academic.programs.and.learning.communities,.and.established.a.popular.First-Year.Seminar.program.that.offers.more.than.100.courses.–.each.with.no.more.than.20.students.–.on.a.wide.range.of.topics.taught.by.top.faculty.....

Other.initiatives.undertaken.during.Dr..McCormick’s.tenure.include:...

. •.The.Rutgers.Future.Scholars.Program,.a.pilot.project.to.encourage.minority.and.low-income.teenagers.from.the.university’s..

. ...host.cities.to.pursue.higher.education.by.offering.mentorship.and.college.preparation.support,.and.the.promise.of.free.tuition..

. ...to.those.admitted.to.Rutgers..

. •.Establishment.of.the.first-ever.universitywide.alumni.body,.the.Rutgers.University.Alumni.Association..

.

. •.Transformation.of.the.Livingston.Campus.in.Piscataway.into.the.model.of.what.the.university.will.

. ..become.in.the.21st.century,.with.an.emphasis.on.professional,.executive,.and.continuing.education;.state-of-the-art.residential..

. ..and.dining.facilities;.and.integration.with.the.

. ..Rutgers.Ecological.Preserve...

. •.Rutgers.Against.Hunger,.an.initiative.that.

. ..combines.volunteerism,.research,.education,.and.

. ..donations.to.address.food.security.in.the.state.of..

. ..New.Jersey..

.

. •.Rutgers-Camden’s.first-ever.doctoral-level.

. ..academic.program,.a.Ph.D..in.childhood.studies.–..

. ..the.first.in.the.nation.in.this.emerging.discipline..

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. •.Establishment.of.the.School.of.Public.Affairs.and..

. ..Administration,.Rutgers-Newark’s.first.new.school..

. ..in.more.than.three.decades...

Born.in.1947,.President.McCormick.earned.a.B.A..in.American.studies.from.Amherst.College.in.1969.and.a.Ph.D..in.history.from.Yale.University.in.1976...He.is.mar-ried.to.Joan.Barry.McCormick,.RU.’88...Dr..McCormick.has.three.children,.Betsy,.Michael,.and.Katie.

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A.New.Jersey.native.with.a.strong.passion.for.his.alma.mater,.Tim.Pernetti.has.come.full-circle.in.becoming.one.of.the.nation’s.youngest.leaders.in.college.athletics..

A.former.student-athlete.“On.the.Banks”,.Pernetti.was.named.Rutgers’.sixth.Director.of.Inter-collegiate.Athletics.on.February.26,.2009...He.oversees.24.men’s.and.women’s.intercol-legiate.teams.in.New.Brunswick,.a.larger.number.than.fielded.at.most.of.the.university’s.peer.institutions...Pernetti.has.been.influential.in.the.world.of.college.athletics.since.he.received.a.bachelor’s.degree.in.journalism.and.mass.media.from.Rutgers.in.1993,.and.a.master’s.degree.in.communication.in.1995.

Pernetti’s.influence.on.Rutgers.Athletics.has.been.immediate.–.from.the.key.coaching.hires.of.Mike.Rice.(men’s.basketball),.Dan.Donigan.(men’s.soccer).and.Brian.Brecht.(men’s.lacrosse).–.to.securing.the.first.two.naming.rights.partnerships.in.Rutgers.Athletics.history.

Under.his.leadership,.Rutgers.inked.a.10-year.naming.rights.deal.with.High.Point.Solutions.to.acquire.the.naming.rights.for.Rutgers.Stadium,.along.with.a.10-year.contract.with.Audi.for.the.Audi.Rutgers.Club.at.High.Point.Solutions.Stadium..Both.deals.have.netted.the.Department.of.Athletics.nearly.one.million.dollars.in.new.revenue.to.the.annual.budget.

During.his.introductory.press.conference,.Pernetti.spoke.about.his.vision.to.build.a.broadband.network.to.deliver.hundreds.of.live.events..That.promise.has.blossomed.into.KnightVision,.powered.by.ScarletKnights.com,.as.KnightVision.has.streamed.hundreds.of.live.events.per.year,.including.unprecedented.live.game.coverage.for.many.of.the.Scarlet.Knights.Olympic.Sports.

Prior.to.returning.to.Rutgers,.Pernetti.was.the.Executive.Vice.President,.Content,.for.CBS.College.Sports.Network..In.that.role,.he.oversaw.the.rights.and.relationship.business,.on-air.talent,.and.all.network.programming.and.content.on.air,.online.and.across.all.screens.for.the.nation’s.first.company.dedicated.to.college.sports.

Pernetti.helped.to.build.the.CBS.College.Sports.Network,.previously.CSTV,.prior.to.its.launch.in.2003,.and.has.played.a.critical.role.in.establishing.it.as.the.multi-media.leader.in.college.sports.programming,.content,.news.and.information...He.was.a.recipient.of.the.prestigious.Sports.Business.Journal.Forty.under.Forty.Award,.and.the.Multichannel.News.40.under.40.Award.both.in.2008..

Charged.with.developing.relationships,.acquiring.rights.and.creating.multi-platform.original.programming.for.the.first.ever.24-hour.sports.college.sports.network,.Pernetti.successfully.navigated.through.a.complicated.web.of.media.rights.deals.to.come.up.with.new.ways.to.serve.college.sports.fans...

Pernetti.worked.closely.with.the.NCAA.and.hundreds.of.schools.in.every.major.con-ference,.securing.over.2,500.hours.of.event.programming.each.year.and.multiple.NCAA.Championships.across.35.men’s.and.women’s.sports...Pernetti.was.in.charge.of.the.CBS.College.Sports.Network.exclusive.long-term.agreements.with.the.US.Naval.Academy,.Mountain.West.Conference,.Conference.USA,.and.the.Atlantic.10...Further,.he.managed.company.relationships.with.more.than.30.conferences.and.thousands.of.institutions..

Pernetti.remains.most.proud.of.establishing.a.strong.relationship.in.women’s.col-legiate.sports.including.the.establishment.of.a.women’s.basketball.game.of.the.week.package.in.2004.with.the.Big.East.Conference..

In.2006,.Pernetti.spearheaded.a.landmark.multi-media.partnership.with.the.NCAA.to.make.CBS.College.Sports.Network.the.home.of.Division.II.Sports...The.innovative.deal.effectively.increased.the.scope.and.reach.of.NCAA.Division.II.sports.with.hundreds.of.games.now.available.nationally.via.the.broadcast.network.and.online.

Pernetti’s.commitment.to.providing.greater.exposure.to.women’s.and.under-served.sports.is.evidenced.by.the.network’s.unprecedented.coverage.of.lacrosse.and.volleyball,.among.others...He.has.also.been.at.the.forefront.of.the.development.and.creation.of.the.Collegiate.Nationals,.which.crowns.champions.in.dozens.of.high.endurance.sports,.and.innovative.original.production.including.CBS.College.Sports.Network’s.groundbreaking.NCAA.March.Madness.Central,.NCAA.March.Madness.Highlights.on.CBS.College.Sports,.and.the.WIRED.franchise.which.gives.viewers.an.inside.look.at.games.and.events.through.wireless.microphones.on.coaches.during.game.action..

Prior.to.joining.CBS.College.Sports.Network,.Pernetti.served.eight.years.at.ABC-TV.and.ABC.Sports.most.recently.as.Director.of.Programming,.where.he.was.integral.in.acquiring,.managing.and.developing.several.ABC.Sports.properties.including.college.football,.the.Bowl.Championship.Series,.and.college.basketball...

For.five.years,.Pernetti.handled.relationships.and.negotiated.television.rights.with.all.of.the.major.collegiate.conferences...As.a.student.at.Rutgers,.Pernetti.was.a.four-year.letterwinner.at.tight.end.on.the.Rutgers.football.squad...He.was.also.the.color.commentator.for.Rutgers.Football.on.the.Rutgers.Football.Radio.Network.and.announced.weekly.NFL.games.nationally.on.Sports.USA.Radio.

A.resident.of.Oakland,.N.J.,.Pernetti.is.married.to.the.former.Danielle.Bahto..His.wife.also.graduated.from.Rutgers.and.was.a.letterwinner.on.the.women’s.lacrosse.team..Danielle.and.Tim.are.the.proud.parents.of.their.three.children.–.Max,.Conor.and.Natalie.

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a brIef hIstoryRutgers,.The.State.University.of.New.Jersey,.is.one.of.the.leading.universities.in.the.nation..The.university.is.com-prised.of.27.degree-granting.divisions;.10.undergraduate.colleges,.11.graduate.schools,.and.six.schools.offering.both.undergraduate.and.graduate.degrees..Five.are.located.in.Camden,.eight.in.Newark,.and.13.in.New.Brunswick.and.one.in.Newark.and.New.Brunswick.......

Rutgers.has.a.unique.history.as.a.colonial.college,.a.land-grant.institution,.and.a.state.university..Chartered.in.1766.as.Queen’s.College,.the.eighth.institution.of.higher.learning.to.be.founded.in.the.colonies,.the.school.opened.its.doors.in.New.Brunswick.in.1771.with.a.handful.of.first-year.students..During.its.early.years,.the.college.developed.as.a.classic.liberal.arts.institution..In.1825,.the.name.of.the.college.was.changed.to.honor.a.former.trustee.and.Revolutionary.War.veteran,.Colonel.Henry.Rutgers.......

Rutgers.College.became.the.land-grant.college.of.New.Jersey.in.1864,.resulting.in.the.establishment.of.the.Rutgers.Scientific.School,.featuring.departments.of.agriculture,.engineering,.and.chemistry..Further.expansion.in.the.sciences.came.with.the.founding.of.the.New.Jersey.Agricultural.Experiment.Station.in.1880,.the.College.of.Engineering.(now.the.School.of.Engineering).in.1914,.and.the.College.of.Agriculture.(now.the.School.of.Environmental.and.Biological.Sci-ences).in.1921..The.precursors.to.several.other.Rutgers.divisions.were.also.established.during.this.period:.the.College.of.Pharmacy.(now.the.Ernest.Mario.School.of.Pharmacy).in.1892,.the.New.Jersey.College.for.Women.(now.Douglass.Residential.College,.part.of.the.School.of.Arts.and.Sciences).in.1918,.and.the.School.of.Education.(now.Graduate.School.of.Education).in.1924......

In.1924,.Rutgers.College.officially.became.Rutgers.University,.a.reflection.of.the.institution’s.rapidly.expanding.number.of.schools.and.academic.programs...Early.in.the.century,.Rutgers.had.begun.offering.educational.opportunities.to.women.when.the.New.Jersey.College.for.Women.was.founded.in.1918,.and.to.adult.learners.when.University.College,.an.evening.division,.was.established.in.1934..After.World.War.II,.enrollment.exploded.as.Rutgers.admitted.all.qualified.candidates.under.the.GI.Bill..Rutgers.was.becoming.an.institution.for.all.people,.and.in.1945.and.1956,.state.legislative.acts.formally.designated.Rutgers.as.The.State.University.of.New.Jersey.....A.flurry.of.expansion.ensued..The.University.of.Newark.(now.Rutgers–Newark).joined.Rutgers.in.1946,.followed.by.the.College.of.South.Jersey.(now.Rutgers–Camden).in.1950..An.ambitious.building.program.added.libraries,.classrooms,.and.student.housing.across.the.three.regional.campuses..In.1969,.Livingston.College.opened,.providing.a.coeducational.residential.experience.with.a.special.commitment.to.diversity..Graduate.education.in.the.arts.and.sciences.grew.through.the.establishment.of.the.Graduate.School–New.Brunswick,.the.Graduate.School–Newark,.and.the.Graduate.School–Camden..Professional.schools.were.formed.to.serve.students.in.the.fields.of.business;.communication,.information,.and.library.studies;.criminal.justice;.education;.fine.arts;.law;.management.and.labor.relations;.nursing;.planning.and.public.policy;.psychology;.public.affairs.and.administration;.and.social.work..Meanwhile,.as.industry.and.government.sought.partners.in.solving.problems.and.advancing.knowledge,.the.concept.of.the.research.university.emerged.....

In.1981,.Rutgers.adopted.a.blueprint.for.its.transformation.into.a.major.public.research.university..With.increased.support.from.state,.federal,.and.corporate.partners,.Rutgers’.strength.in.research.grew.dramatically..In.1989,.in.recognition.of.its.enhanced.stature,.Rutgers.was.invited.to.join.the.prestigious.Association.of.American.Universities,.an.organiza-tion.comprising.the.top.62.research.universities.in.North.America..Today,.professors.and.students.work.in.more.than.230.specialized.research.centers,.unraveling.mysteries.in.marine.sciences,.early.childhood.education,.neuroscience,.advanced.materials,.climate.change,.nutrition,.homeland.security,.transportation,.stem.cells,.and.many.other.areas.that.can.improve.life.both.in.New.Jersey.and.around.the.world.....

A.2007.major.reorganization.of.undergraduate.education.in.New.Brunswick.reinvigorated.the.undergraduate.experience.for.both.students.and.faculty.by.combining.the.traditions.and.strengths.of.four.undergraduate.liberal.arts.colleges—Douglass,.Livingston,.Rutgers,.and.University—into.a.single.School.of.Arts.and.Sciences.....

With.27.schools.and.colleges,.Rutgers.offers.more.than.100.undergraduate.majors.and.more.than.100.graduate.and.professional.degree.programs..The.university.graduated.more.than.12,000.students.last.year,.and.has.more.than.390,000.living.alumni.residing.in.all.50.states.and.on.six.continents..Rutgers.also.sponsors.community.initiatives.in.all.21.New.Jersey.counties..Universitywide,.new.degree.programs,.research.endeavors,.and.community.outreach.are.in.development.to.meet.the.demands.of.the.21st.century....

Today,.Rutgers.continues.to.grow,.both.in.its.facilities.and.in.the.variety.and.depth.of.its.educational.and.research.programs..The.university’s.goals.for.the.future.include.the.contin-ued.provision.of.the.highest.quality.education,.along.with.the.increased.support.of.research.and.commitment.to.public.service.to.meet.the.needs.of.society..

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rutGers at a Glance•.Chartered.in.1766.as.Queen’s.College,.Rutgers.is.the.eighth.oldest.college.in.the.nation....•.Rutgers.was.designated.the.State.University.of.New.Jersey.by.legislative.acts.in.1945.and.1956....•.Rutgers.is.New.Jersey’s.largest.public.research.university.and.is.located.on.three.regional.campuses.in.Camden,.Newark,.and.New.Brunswick/Piscataway....•.Rutgers.was.named.New.Jersey’s.land-grant.university.in.1864.and.has.a.special.responsibility.for.serving.the.needs.of.the.state....•.Rutgers.is.a.member.of.the.Association.of.American.Universities.(AAU),.a.highly.selective.organization.comprised.of.the.62.leading.research.universities.in.North.America....•.There.are.27.degree-granting.schools.and.colleges,.offering.more.than.270.total.bachelor’s,.master’s.and.doctoral.and.profes-sional.degree.programs....•.Rutgers.is.one.of.New.Jersey’s.major.employers.with.more.than.9,000.full-time.faculty.and.staff....•.For.every.dollar.New.Jersey.invests.in.Rutgers,.the.university.channels.$6.into.the.state’s.economy..The.University’s.2009.economic.impact.report.showed.that.Rutgers.and.its.faculty,.staff,.students.and.visitors.channel.$3.8.billion.in.direct.and.indirect.spending.into.the.state.economy.–.more.than.six.times.the.state’s.$595.3.million.investment.in.the.university....•.With.holdings.of.more.than.3.6.million.volumes,.the.Rutgers.library.system.ranks.among.the.nation’s.largest....•.Rutgers.enrolls.more.than.56,000.students,.including.over.42,000.undergraduates.and.14,000.graduate.students....•.More.than.10,000.students.each.year.earn.a.degree.from.Rutgers....•.The.university.has.more.than.390,000.living.alumni;.220,000.alumni.reside.in.New.Jersey...•.In.2008,.the.Middle.States.Commission.on.Higher.Education.reaccredited.Rutgers.for.the.next.10.years...

teachInG and learnInG•.Rutgers.faculty.include.Fulbright.Scholars,.Guggenheim.Fellows,.members.of.the.American.Academy.of.Arts.and.Sciences.and.the.American.Association.for.the.Advancement.of.Science,.and.winners.of.many.other.prestigious.awards.and.grants....•.Rutgers.History.Professor.Annette.Gordon-Reed.was.awarded.the.2009.Pulitzer.Prize.in.history.for.her.landmark.work,.The.Hemingses.of.Monticello:.An.American.Family.(W..W..Norton,.2008)..•.The.graduate.philosophy.department.is.ranked.second.in.the.English-speaking.world.by.the.Philosophical.Gourmet.Report......•.Rutgers.Business.School-Newark.and.New.Brunswick.(RBS).is.uniquely.positioned.at.the.epicenter.of.global.business.–.just.under.20.minutes.from.New.York.City.–.giving.students.easy.access.to.leading.global.corporations.to.build.lasting.relationships..RBS.delivers.cutting-edge.curricula.that.combine.the.mix.of.business.and.science.required.by.today’s.employers.•.RBS.is.consistently.ranked.as.the.top.business.school.in.New.Jersey.and.among.the.top.three.in.the.Greater.New.York.Metropolitan.area..The.Executive.MBA.is.ranked.33rd.in.the.U.S..by.The.Financial.Times.and.the.Master.of.Quantitative.Finance.is.among.the.top.10.programs.nationally,.as.ranked.by.Wall.Street.executives..The.MBA.program.was.ranked.17th.in.the.country.for.the.employment.rate.of.its.graduates.three.months.after.graduation.by.U.S..News.&.World.Report..To.meet.rising.demand,.a.new.on-year.MBA.track.was.created.for.students.with.advanced.standing.•.In.Newark,.the.business.School.resides.in.a.new.state-of-the-art.building.which.opened.in.2009..And.in.New.Brunswick,.a.new.building.will.open.in.2013.as.the.center.of.a.new.Livingston.Professional.Campus,.accommodating.the.massive.growth.in.the.new.four-year.undergraduate.program.•.The.Edward.J..Bloustein.School.of.Planning.and.Public.Policy.is.ranked.third.among.the.nation’s.top.graduate.programs.in.urban.planning.according.to.a.survey.by.Planetizen,.a.Los.Angeles-based.planning.and.development.network.....

research•.Streptomycin,.the.first.effective.cure.for.tuberculosis,.and.other.potent.antibiotics.were.discovered.at.Rutgers.by.Professor.Selman.Waksman.and.his.students.in.the.1940s..Waksman.received.the.Nobel.Prize.for.his.important.contributions.to.medicine....•.The.Rutgers.Stem.Cell.Research.Center,.part.of.the.Division.of.Life.Sciences.of.the.School.of.Arts.and.Sciences,.is.located.in.Nelson.Laboratories.on.the.New.Brunswick.campus.where.its.mission.is.to.support.research.with.human.embryonic.stem.cells.for.Rutgers.University.researchers.and.collaborators...•.The.Rutgers.Cell.and.DNA.Repository.is.a.valuable.resource.for.researchers.around.the.world.studying.the.role.heredity.plays.in.such.complex.genetic.diseases.as.schizophrenia,.bipolar.disorder,.autism,.Alzheimer’s,.alcoholism,.diabetes,.and.Tourette’s.syndrome.....•.The.Protein.Data.Bank,.based.at.Rutgers,.is.the.international.repository.of.three-dimensional.protein.structures..With.$30.million.in.federal.funding,.the.data.bank.provides.vital.informa-tion.on.more.than.73,000.proteins.and.other.macromolecules.for.scientists.working.to.design.more.effective.treatments.for.disease....•.Rutgers’.Institute.of.Marine.and.Coastal.Sciences.ranks.among.America’s.top.15.marine.research.organizations.based.on.peer.competition.for.all.federally.funded.oceanographic.research....•.The.Ernest.Mario.School.of.Pharmacy,.the.only.pharmacy.school.in.New.Jersey.and.one.of.the.top.institutions.of.its.kind.in.the.nation,.ranks.in.the.top.10.percent.among.pharmacy.schools.nationwide.in.research.dollars.awarded.by.the.National.Institutes.of.Health.with.$8.8.million.of.funding.awarded.to.the.school.in.2009.....•.Rutgers.holds.more.than.550.United.States.patents,.325.of.which.have.been.issued.since.2000..Since.1989,.Rutgers.has.licensed.more.than.65.start-up.or.early-stage.companies....•.Rutgers.is.a.partner.in.the.Southern.African.Large.Telescope,.one.of.the.world’s.largest.optical.telescopes.and.the.southern.hemisphere’s.newest.eye-on-the-sky....

serVIce to neW Jersey•.Rutgers’.Center.for.Government.Services.trains.New.Jersey’s.municipal.employees.to.better.serve.their.constituents.and.trains.approximately.8,000.annually.through.18.separate.programs.and.150.courses....•.In.2005,.the.Division.of.Continuing.Studies.offered.3,700.course.sections.to.more.than.45,000.individuals..Courses.are.offered.in.every.county.in.New.Jersey....•.The.Office.of.the.New.Jersey.State.Climatologist.at.Rutgers.is.the.state’s.official.weather.resource....•.Each.year.on.a.single.Saturday.in.the.Spring,.Rutgers.opens.its.doors.to.the.world.for.“Rutgers.Day.”.More.than.200,000.people.have.visited.the.five.New.Brunswick.campuses.during.the.event.the.last.three.years.to.celebrate.the.institution’s.three-part.mission.of.teaching,.research.and.service..In.what.started.as.the.New.Jersey.Folk.Festival.and.Ag.Field.Day,.evolved.into.“Rutgers.Day”.in.2009..

serVIce to the natIon•.Rutgers.New.Jersey.Agricultural.Experiment.Station.has.offices.in.all.21.New.Jersey.counties.and.serves.the.residents.of.the.state.through.research,.education.and.service.pro-grams.that.run.the.gamut.from.4-H.Youth.Development.to.family.and.community.health..Research.from.the.Experiment.Station.has.led.to.renowned.Jersey.tomatoes,.disease-resistant.dogwoods,.improved.coastline.management,.new.forms.of.mosquito.control.and.world-famous.turfgrass.varieties.that.have.been.used.everywhere.from.the.new.Yankee.Stadium.to.the.Augusta.National.Golf.Club...•.Rutgers.School.of.Environmental.and.Biological.Sciences.builds.on.a.tradition.of.hands-on.learning.and.research.excellence.in.areas.that.cover.the.biological.spectrum.from.organisms.to.ecosystems..Students.and.researchers.alike.are.dedicated.to.finding.solutions.to.the.problems.that.most.concern.our.state’s.residents,.particularly.in.the.areas.of.environmental.sustain-ability,.alternative.energy,.food,.health.and.nutrition...•.Such.nationally.respected.institutes.at.Rutgers,.including.the.National.Transit.Institute,.the.National.Institute.for.Early.Education.Research.and.the.Institute.for.Health,.Health.Care.Policy.and.Aging.Research,.are.helping.to.shape.national.and.state.policy.in.critical.areas....•.Rutgers.is.the.nation’s.primary.source.for.anti-terror.security.training.for.public.transit.workers....•.In.April.of.2009,.Rutgers.was.selected.by.the.United.States.Department.of.Homeland.Security.(DHS).to.co-lead.a.new.DHS.Center.of.Excellence.in.Command,.Control,.and.Interoperability.(CCI).to.conduct.research.into.the.technological.issues.involved.with.maintaining.homeland.security..It.is.one.of.12.DHS.Centers.of.Excellence.in.the.nation...•.The.Edward.J..Bloustein.School.of.Planning.and.Public.Policy’s.National.Transit.Institute.is.one.of.seven.academic.institutions.around.the.nation.that.will.make.up.a.new.National.Transpor-tation.Security.Center.of.Excellence...•.Most.meals.ready.to.eat.(MREs).manufactured.for.our.nation’s.troops.are.produced.using.Rutgers-developed.technology..•.The.Douglass.Developmental.Disabilities.Center.is.a.pioneer.in.developing.effective.methods.to.help.autistic.children.

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athletIc department staffrutGers admInIstratIVe offIcers

Richard.L..McCormick,.Ph.D.,.PresidentRichard.L..Edwards,.Ph.D.,.Interim.Executive.Vice.President.for.Academic.Affairs

Jonathan.R..Alger,.J.D.,.Senior.Vice.President.and.General.CounselBruce.C..Fehn,.B.S.,.C.P.A.,.Senior.Vice.President.for.Finance.and.Administration

Gregory.S..Blimling,.Ph.D.,.Vice.President.for.Student.AffairsRaphael.J..Caprio,.Ph.D.,.Vice.President.for.Continuing.Studies

Steven.J..Diner,.Ph.D.,.Chancellor,.Newark.Leslie.A..Fehrenbach,.B.S.,.Secretary.of.the.University

Carol.P..Herring,.B.A.,.President.of.the.Rutgers.University.Foundation.andExecutive.Vice.President.for.Development.and.Alumni.RelationsPeter.J..McDonough.Jr.,.B.A.,.Vice.President.for.Public.AffairsKim.Manning,.M.B.A.,.Vice.President.for.University.Relations

Courtney.O..McAnuff,.M.P.A,.Vice.President.for.Enrollment.ManagementMichael.J..Pazzani,.Ph.D.,.Vice.President.for.Research.and.

Graduate.and.Professional.EducationTim.Pernetti,.M.C.I.S.,.Director.of.Intercollegiate.AthleticsWendell.E..Pritchett,.Ph.D.,.J.D.,.Chancellor,.Camden

Barry.V..Qualls,.Ph.D.,.Vice.President.for.Undergraduate.EducationDonna.K..Thornton,.M.P.A.,.Vice.President.for.Alumni.Relations

board of GoVernors 2011-12Ralph.Izzo,.Chair

Gerald.C..Harvey,.Vice.ChairAnthony.J..DePetrisMark.P..HershhornM..William.Howard,.Jr.Robert.A..LaudicinaGordon.A..MacInnes

Richard.L..McCormick,.ex.officioJoseph.J..Roberts,.Jr.John.F..Russo,.Sr.Daniel.H..SchulmanCandace.L..Straight

Paul.Panayotatos,....Faculty.RepresentativeSamuel.Rabinowitz,.

...Faculty.RepresentativeKristen.Clarke,

...Student.Representative

OFFICERS.OF.THE.BOARDBruce.C..Fehn,.Treasurer

Leslie.A..Fehrenbach,.SecretaryMary.Claire.Brennan,.Assistant.Secretary

board of trustees 2011-12Kenneth.M..Schmidt,.ChairDudley.H..Rivers,.Jr.,.Vice.ChairMargaret.T..Derrick,.Vice.ChairSol.J..BarerFelix.M..Beck,.EmeritusGregory.BenderWilliam.E..BestJoan.L..Bildner,.EmeritaMichael.A..BogdonoffJonathan.R..BoguchwalFloyd.H..Bragg,.EmeritusGregory.Q..BrownDominick.J..BurzichelliDorothy.W..CantorJohn.Herbert.Carman,.. EmeritusPeter.Cartmell,.EmeritusMary.J..ChybKevin.J..Collins,.EmeritusHollis.A..CopelandSteven.M..DarienMarisa.A..DietrichCarleton.C..Dilatush,.. EmeritusRobert.P..Eichert,.EmeritusDennis.M..FentonEvelyn.S..Field,.EmeritaLora.L..FongJeanne.M..Fox,.EmeritaJohn.R..FuteyAlbert.R..Gamper,.Jr.Ronald.W..Giaconia,.EmeritusRochelle.Gizinski,.EmeritaEvangeline.GomezLeslie.E..Goodman,.Emeritus

Joyce.W..HarleyM..Wilma.HarrisJohn.A..HendricksRobert.A..HeringMark.P..HershhornCarleton.A..Holstrom,... EmeritusM..William.Howard,.Jr.John.D..HugelmeyerFrank.B..HundleyRalph.IzzoPaul.B..Jennings,.EmeritusNimesh.S..JhaveriTilak.LalWalter.L..Leib,.EmeritusRichard.A..Levao,.EmeritusJennifer.Lewis-HallChristine.M..LomiguenGordon.A..MacInnesDuncan.L..MacMillanRashida.Y..V..MacMurrayIris.Martinez-CampbellRichard.L..McCormick,.. ex.officioCarol.Ann.MonroeRobert.E..MortensenPatricia.Nachtigal,.EmeritaGene.O’Hara,.EmeritusJohn.A..O’MalleyDean.J..Paranicas,.Emeritus.Jose.A..PiazzaSidney.RabinowitzGeorge.A..RearsNorman.Reitman,.EmeritusJoseph.J..Roberts,.Jr.Alvin.J..Rockoff,.EmeritusAlejandro.Roman

John.F..Russo,.Sr.Louis.A..SapirmanDaniel.H..SchulmanRichard.H..ShindellSusan.StabileDorothy.M..Stanaitis,.EmeritaRobert.L..Stevenson.Sandy.J..StewartCandace.L..StraightAbram.J..Suydam,.Jr.Eleanor.J..TanseyHeather.C..TaylorAnne.M..Thomas,.EmeritaMichael.R..Tuosto,.EmeritusLaurel.A..Van.LeerLucas.J..ViscontiMary.Vivian.Fu.Wells,... EmeritaMartha.A..Cotter,...Faculty.RepresentativeMenahem.Spiegel,...Faculty.RepresentativeKyle.Jasey,...Student.RepresentativeKatherine.Yabut,....Student.Representative

OFFICERS.OF.THE.BOARDBruce.C..Fehn,.TreasurerLeslie.A..Fehrenbach,.. SecretaryMary.Claire.Brennan,.. Assistant.Secretary

Kevin MacConnellDeputy.Director.of.

Athletics

Kathleen HickeySr..Associate.Director.of.Athletics/SWA

Douglas Kokoskie

Sr..Assoc..Director.of.Athletics/Operations

Jason KrollSr..Associate.Director.of.Athletics/

External.Affairs

John TernyilaSr..Associate.Director.of.

Athletics/Finance

Jason BaumAssociate.Director.of.Athletics/Athletic.Communications

Brian ColvinAssociate.Director.of.

Athletics/Finance.&.Administration

Janine PurcaroChief.Financial.Officer.for.Intercollegiate.Athletics

Doug FillisAssociate.Director.of.

Athletics/Development

Dr. Robert Monaco

Associate.Director.of.Athletics/Sports.

Medicine

Kathleen Shank

Director.of.Academic.Support.

Services.for.Student.Services

Shawn TuckerAssistant.Director.of.Athletics/Student-Athlete.Development

Nick OjeaAssociate.Athletic.Director.for.Compliance