2013 UNCW Baseball Virtual Guide

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Feburary15 Kent State 4 p.m. Kent State Vs. Virginia Tech Noon16 Virginia Tech 4 p.m. Kent State Vs. Virginia Tech Noon17 Kent State 10 a.m. Virginia Tech 1:30 p.m.20 at Charleston Southern 2 p.m.22-24 Lehigh 4, 2 , 1 p.m

March Hughes Bros. Challenge 1 Stony Brook 4 p.m Gardner-Webb Vs. San Diego Noon 2 San Diego 4 p.m. Stony Brook Vs. Gardner-Webb Noon 3 Gardner-Webb 2 p.m. San Diego Vs. Stony Brook 10 a.m.

5 at College of Charleston 3 p.m.8-10 VCU 4, 2, 2 p.m.12 Elon 5 p.m.13 Coastal Carolina 4 p.m.15-17 at James Madison* 4, 2, 2 p.m.19 East Carolina 6 p.m.20 Charleston Southern 6 p.m.22-24 Georgia State* 6, 2, 2 p.m.27 NC State 6 p.m.29 at Old Dominion* 6 ,3, 1 p.m.

april2 College of Charleston 6 p.m.3 North Carolina 6 p.m.5 at Davidson 6 p.m.7 Davidson 2 p.m.10 at Elon 6:30 p.m.12-14 Delaware* 6, 2, 2 p.m.16 at East Carolina 6 p.m.19-21 at George Mason* 3, 2, 1 p.m.23 at North Carolina 6 p.m.26-28 at Towson* 3, 2, 1 p.m.

May3 Northeastern* 6, 2, 2 p.m.7 at NC State 6 p.m.9-11 William & Mary* 6, 6, 4 p.m.14 at Coastal Carolina 6 p.m.17-18 at Hofstra* 12 (DH), 12 p.m.

Colonial athletic association ChampionshipHarrisonburg, Va., May 22-25

NCaa regionals, May 31-June 3

NCaa super regionals, June7-10

College World seriesomaha, Neb., 15-26

Table of contents/scheduleMedia Information .............................. 4Opponent Contact Information ........... 5Rosters ........................................... 6-7Preseason Notes ............................ 8-9Season Preview .......................... 10-11Head Coach Mark Scalf .............. 12-13Assoc. Head Coach ..................... 14-15Asst. Coach Robert Woodard ............16Asst. Coach Robbie Monday .............17meet The Seahawks 1 William Prince .......................18 2 Ryan LaGrange ......................19 4 Luis Renvill ............................20 5 Micah Jarrett .........................21 6 Michael Bass .........................22 9 Dillon Bass ............................23 10 Hunter Ridge .......................24 11 Jordan Ramsey ...................25 12 Tyler Molinaro .....................26 13 Blaze Tart ............................27 19 Kelly Secrest .......................28 20 Josh Abshire .......................29 22 Ryan Mayhew ......................30

meet The Seahawks (cont.) 24 Luke Dunlap ........................31 26 Justin Livengood ................32 28 Mat Batts ............................33 30 Ricky Holden .......................34 31 Justin Manning ...................35 33 Drew Farber .........................36 34 Christian MacDonald...........37 35 Jack Lane ............................38 39 Matt Keeler ..........................39 40 Corey Dick ...........................40 Seahawk Newcomers ......... 41-42Upperclassmen Survey .....................432012 Statistical Review .............. 44-49Game-Season-Career Records ... 50-52Career Records ........................... 53-55Season Records .......................... 56-58Miscellaneous Records .....................58Class Records ...................................59Records Vs Division I Opponents ......60Season Results (Division I) ......... 61-69Year-by-Year/All-Times Coaches .....61CAA/NCAA Leaders/Rankings ..........70

All-Time PostseasonRecords/Results ......................... 71-72CAA Tournament Records .................73NCAA Tournament Records ..............74Honors/Awards ........................... 75-76Seahawks In The Majors ...................77All-Time Numbers ...................... 78-79All-Time Letterwinners ............... 80-81

CreditsProject Editor: Tom RiordanEditorial Assistance: Joe Browning, Jar-rett Abelson, UNCW Baseball coaching staff.Compilation: Tom RiordanDesign/Layout: Tom RiordanPhotography: Joe Browning, Cathy Cushner (JMU photo services), Jamie Moncreif (UNCW photo services).Cover Design: Tom Riordan

table of Contentsmeet The Seahawks (cont.) 24 Luke Dunlap 26 Justin Livengood 28 Mat Batts 30 Ricky Holden 31 Justin Manning 33 Drew Farber 34 Christian MacDonald 35 Jack Lane 39 Matt Keeler 40 Corey Dick Seahawk NewcomersUpperclassmen Survey2012 Statistical ReviewGame-Season-Career RecordsCareer RecordsSeason RecordsMiscellaneous RecordsClass RecordsRecords Vs Division I OpponentsSeason Results (Division I)Year-by-Year/All-Times CoachesCAA/NCAA Leaders/Rankings

All-Time PostseasonRecords/ResultsCAA Tournament RecordsNCAA Tournament RecordsHonors/AwardsSeahawks In The MajorsAll-Time NumbersAll-Time Letterwinners

CreditsProject EditorEditorial Assistancerett Abelson, UNCW Baseball coaching staff.CompilationDesign/LayoutPhotographyCushner (JMU photo services), Jamie Moncreif (UNCW photo services).Cover Design: Tom Riordan

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media informationMedia ServicesNotes and up-to-date statistics will be available via e-mail, UN-CWsports.comandinthepressboxongameday.Afinalboxscoreand play-by-play will be available following each game. Phone lines are provided for use by the media.

CredentialsRequests for media credentials must be made as early as possible bycontactingUNCW’sAthleticCommunicationsOffice.Creden-tials are issued to accredited members of the working media only, and all requests will be evaluated and prioritized. Credentials will be left at the ticket booth at the entrance to Brooks Field.

Press BoxSeatinginthepressboxislimitedandwillbeissuedonafirst-come,first-servedbasis.

Internet AccessThe press box has both wireless and ethernet connections.

Post-Game InterviewsBothcoachesandselectedplayersareavailableuponrequestfollowingeachgame.Interviewswilltakeplaceonthefieldnexttotherespectivedugouts.The NCAA’s 15-minute “cooling off” period will be enforced.

General InterviewsDay-to-day interviews with the coaching staff and players are encouraged. Please contact Tom Riordan at (910) 962-4099 to arrange an interview.

Telephone InterviewsIn the event you are unable to talk in person to a student-athlete or coach, we will attempt to arrange a telephone interview at a time convenient to both parties. Please allow ample time to set up a mutually agreeable date and location for those involved.

Game Day InterviewsNo interviews will be given prior to the game, with the exception of pre-game radio shows.

Visiting RadioOpposing teams wishing to originate radio broadcasts from Brooks Field should contact Tom Riordan at (910) 962-4099 to secure phone lines. Visiting radio will broadcast from within the press box or on a landing in front of the press box, weather permitting.

Internet CoverageAll of the latest information on the Seahawk baseball team, as well as UNCW’s other intercollegiate teams, may be found on the department’s internet web site at UNCWsports.com. For information on the Colonial Athletic Association, visit CAAsports.com. Live stats will be available for all games.

FTP ServiceTheAthleticCommunicationsofficeispleasedtoofferFTPserviceforvideoandphotos.PleasecontactTomRiordanforinformationonhowtoaccessthis service.

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Pregame Schedules for games at Brooks Field

Start time 2:00 pm 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 6:00pmHome Batting Practice 12:00 2:00 3:00 4:00Visitor Batting Practice 12:40 2:40 3:40 4:40Field cleared 1:20 3:20 4:20 5:20Home infi eld 1:25 3:25 4:25 5:25Visitor infi eld 1:35 3:35 4:35 5:35Field Maintenance 1:45 3:45 4:45 5:45Lineup cards exchanged 1:50 3:50 4:50 5:50National Anthem 1:56 3:56 4:56 5:56First pitch 2:00 4:00 5:00 6:00


opponent information

School Contact email Head Coach Web siteKent State Molly Radzinski [email protected] Scott Stricklin KentStatesports.comVirginia Tech Marc Mullen [email protected] Pete Hughes HokieSports.comCharleston Southern Zeke Beam [email protected] Stuart Lake CSUsports.comLehigh Christopher Martrich [email protected] Sean Leary Lehighsports.comStony Brook Adam Gutes [email protected] Matt Senk GoSeawolves.orgSan Diego Chris Loucks [email protected] Rich Hill USDToreros.comGardner-Webb Marc Rabb [email protected] Rusty Stroupe GWUsports.comCollege of Charleston Will Bryan [email protected] Monte Lee CofCsports.comVCU Andrew Phillips [email protected] Shawn Stiffler VCUAthletics.comElon Chris Rash [email protected] Mike Kennedy ElonPhoenix.comCoastal Carolina Mike Cawood [email protected] Gary Gilmore GoCCUsports.comJames Madison Kevin Warner [email protected] Spanky McFarland JMUsports.comEast Carolina Malcolm Gray [email protected] Billy Godwin ECUPirates.comGeorgia State Jason Ashcraft [email protected] Greg Frady Georgiastatesports.comNC State Cavan Fosnes [email protected] Elliott Avent GoPack.comOld Dominion Carol Hudson [email protected] Chris Finwood ODUsports.comNorth Carolina Dave Schmidt [email protected] Mike Fox GoHeels.comDavidson Mark Brumbaugh [email protected] Dick Cooke DavidsonWildcats.comDelaware Adam Nichols [email protected] Jim Sherman BlueHens.comGeorge Mason Rachel Buck [email protected] Bill Brown GoMason.comTowson Dan O’Connell [email protected] Mike Gottlieb TowsonTigers.comNortheastern Michael Black [email protected] Neil McPhee GoNU.comWilliam & Mary Travis Lawson [email protected] Jamie Pinzino TribeAthletics.comHofstra Len Skoros [email protected] John Russo GoHofstra.com

UNCW Tom Riordan [email protected] Mark Scalf UNCWsports.com

CAA Rob Washburn [email protected] CAAsports.com


Numerical roster # Name Pos. Cl. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)1 William Prince RHP Jr. L/R 5-10 170 Wilson, N.C./Fike2 Ryan LaGrange IF/C Jr. R/R 6-0 200 Wilmington, N.C./Laney4 Luis Renvill IF Jr. R/R 5-11 165 Raeford, N.C./Hoke County5 Micah Jarrett OF Sr. R/R 5-11 185 Salisbury, N.C./East Rowan (Pitt CC)6 Michael Bass IF Sr. R/R 5-9 155 Fairmont, N.C./Fairmont7 Steven Linkous IF Fr. L/R 6-0 165 Leland, N.C./North Brunswick8 Joe Bertone OF Fr. L/R 6-0 205 Huntersville, N.C./Hopewell9 Dillon Bass IF Jr. R/R 5-9 190 Four Oaks, N.C./South Johnston10 Hunter Ridge IF Sr. L/R 6-0 210 Asheboro, N.C./SW Randolph11 Jordan Ramsey RHP So. L/R 6-4 205 Lexington, N.C./North Davidson12 Tyler Molinaro OF Sr. L/R 6-3 215 Charlottesville, Va./Albemarle (Pitt CC)13 Blaze Tart RHP Jr.-r R/R 6-4 215 Durham, N.C./Pendleton Prep15 Ryan Foster RHP Fr. R/R 6-0 190 Advance, N.C./Davie County16 Gavin Stupienski C Fr. L/R 6-2 210 Columbus, N.J./Hun School18 Jared Gesell RHP Fr. R/R 6-4 195 High Point, N.C./High Point Christian19 Kelly Secrest LHP Jr. L/L 6-0 210 Mt. Airy, N.C./North Davidson20 JoshAbshire C Jr. R/R 6-1 175 WakeForest,N.C./Wakefield21 Christian Wolfe OF Fr. R/R 5-9 175 Wilmington, N.C./Ashley22 Ryan Mayhew RHP So. R/R 6-0 180 Clemmons, N.C./West Forsyth24 Luke Dunlap OF So. R/R 5-11 180 Walnut Cove, N.C./East Forsyth26 Justin Livengood RHP Jr.-r R/R 6-3 210 Winston-Salem, N.C./Ledford (Cape Fear CC)27 William Shepley LHP Fr. R/L 6-1 185 Winston-Salem, N.C./Salisbury School [Conn.]28 Mat Batts LHP Jr.-r L/L 6-0 200 Winston-Salem, N.C./Mount Tabor (Western Carolina)29 Nick Monroe RHP Fr. R/R 6-4 245 Mebane, N.C./Eastern Alamance30 Ricky Holden RHP Jr. R/R 6-3 200 Rockingham, N.C./Richmond Senior31 Justin Manning C/IF So. L/R 5-11 180 Raleigh, N.C./Holly Springs32 Andy Austin IF Fr. L/R 6-2 185 Salisbury, N.C./East Rowan33 Drew Farber C Jr. R/R 6-1 210 Bethesda, Md./St. John’s College34 Christian MacDonald LHP Jr. L/L 6-4 210 Virginia Beach, Va./Greenbrier Academy35 Jack Lane RHP Sr.-r R/R 6-10 245 Huntersville, N.C./Hopewell36 Evan Phillips RHP Fr. R/R 6-1 210 Clayton, N.C./Clayton37 Terence Connelly IF Fr. L/R 6-1 190 Garden City, N.Y./Chaminade39 Matt Keeler IF Sr.-r L/R 5-11 188 Davidson, N.C./Cannon (Wingate)40 Corey Dick IF So. L/R 6-0 245 Albemarle, N.C./Albemarle

Head Coach: 3 Mark Scalf (22nd season, UNCW, 1980) Associate Head Coach: 17 Randy Hood (12th season, Campbell, 1990) Assistant Coach: 41 Robert Woodard (1st season, UNC Chapel Hill, 2008) Assistant Coach: 23 Robbie Monday (1st season, UNCW, 2010)


Roster by position Pitchers (15) # Name Pos. Cl. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)1 William Prince RHP Jr. L/R 5-10 170 Wilson, N.C./Fike11 Jordan Ramsey RHP So. L/R 6-4 205 Lexington, N.C./North Davidson13 Blaze Tart RHP Jr.-r R/R 6-4 215 Durham, N.C./Pendleton Prep15 Ryan Foster RHP Fr. R/R 6-0 190 Advance, N.C./Davie County18 Jared Gesell RHP Fr. R/R 6-4 195 High Point, N.C./High Point Christian19 Kelly Secrest LHP Jr. L/L 6-0 210 Mt. Airy, N.C./North Davidson22 Ryan Mayhew RHP So. R/R 6-0 180 Clemmons, N.C./West Forsyth26 Justin Livengood RHP Jr.-r R/R 6-3 210 Winston-Salem, N.C./Ledford (Cape Fear CC)27 William Shepley LHP Fr. R/L 6-1 185 Winston-Salem, N.C./Salisbury School [Conn.]28 Mat Batts LHP Jr.-r L/L 6-0 200 Winston-Salem, N.C./Mount Tabor (Western Carolina)29 Nick Monroe RHP Fr. R/R 6-4 245 Mebane, N.C./Eastern Alamance30 Ricky Holden RHP Jr. R/R 6-3 200 Rockingham, N.C./Richmond Senior34 Christian MacDonald LHP Jr. L/L 6-4 210 Virginia Beach, Va./Greenbrier Academy35 Jack Lane RHP Sr.-r R/R 6-10 245 Huntersville, N.C./Hopewell36 Evan Phillips RHP Fr. R/R 6-1 210 Clayton, N.C./Clayton

Catchers (4) # Name Pos. Cl. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)16 Gavin Stupienski C Fr. L/R 6-2 210 Columbus, N.J./Hun School20 JoshAbshire C Jr. R/R 6-1 175 WakeForest,N.C./Wakefield31 Justin Manning C/IF So. L/R 5-11 180 Raleigh, N.C./Holly Springs33 Drew Farber C Jr. R/R 6-1 210 Bethesda, Md./St. John’s College

Infielders (10) # Name Pos. Cl. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)2 Ryan LaGrange IF/C Jr. R/R 6-0 200 Wilmington, N.C./Laney4 Luis Renvill IF Jr. R/R 5-11 165 Raeford, N.C./Hoke County6 Michael Bass IF Sr. R/R 5-9 155 Fairmont, N.C./Fairmont7 Steven Linkous IF Fr. L/R 6-0 165 Leland, N.C./North Brunswick9 Dillon Bass IF Jr. R/R 5-9 190 Four Oaks, N.C./South Johnston10 Hunter Ridge IF Sr. L/R 6-0 210 Asheboro, N.C./SW Randolph32 Andy Austin IF Fr. L/R 6-2 185 Salisbury, N.C./East Rowan37 Terence Connelly IF Fr. L/R 6-1 190 Garden City, N.Y./Chaminade39 Matt Keeler IF Sr.-r L/R 5-11 188 Davidson, N.C./Cannon (Wingate)40 Corey Dick IF So. L/R 6-0 245 Albemarle, N.C./Albemarle

Outfielders (5) # Name Pos. Cl. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)5 Micah Jarrett OF Sr. R/R 5-11 185 Salisbury, N.C./East Rowan (Pitt CC)8 Joe Bertone OF Fr. L/R 6-0 205 Huntersville, N.C./Hopewell12 Tyler Molinaro OF Sr. L/R 6-3 215 Charlottesville, Va./Albemarle (Pitt CC)21 Christian Wolfe OF Fr. R/R 5-9 175 Wilmington, N.C./Ashley24 Luke Dunlap OF So. R/R 5-11 180 Walnut Cove, N.C./East Forsyth

Head Coach: 3 Mark Scalf (22nd season, UNCW, 1980) Associate Head Coach: 17 Randy Hood (12th season, Campbell, 1990) Assistant Coach: 41 Robert Woodard (1st season, UNC Chapel Hill, 2008) Assistant Coach: 23 Robbie Monday (1st season, UNCW, 2010)


Seahawks Earn fifth NCAA berthUNCW stormed through the CAA regular season and tournament to earn its fifth NCAA tour-nament berth where it played in the Raleigh Regional hosted by NC State. The Seahawks dropped their opener to second-seeded Vander-bilt and eliminated Sacred Heart before bowing to eventual regional winner Wolfpack.

uNCW Wins Third CAA CrownTheSeahawksralliedfroma6-0deficittorivalDelaware for a 10-8 win in the championship game of the CAA tournament, played in Har-risonburg, Va. UNCW was extended to a fourth game by the Blue Hens after UD knocked off the Seahawks,11-9,inthefirstchampionshipgameof the tournament.

Seahawks Cruise to CAA Regular Season TitleUNCW sailed through the CAA with a 24-6 record and taking the regular season title by four games over Hofstra (20-10). The Seahawks won all 10 series, including four sweeps. With their 24 wins, the Seahawks own the top two winningest sea-sons in the history of the CAA. UNCW posted a 25-4-1 record in 2008 and won the regular sea-sonbyfivegames.

Ten-Year Anniversary of 2003 NCAA TeamThe baseball program will celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the 2003 Seahawks, who earned theprogram’sfirst-everNCAAtournamentberth.Thatseason,theSeahawksfinished40-23,wonthe CAA’s American Division and advanced to theregionalfinalsoftheBatonRougeRegionalhosted by LSU.

Scalf Career RecordUNCW skipper Mark Scalf enters his 22nd sec-ond season as head coach with a record of 690-537-1 overall and 280-188-1 in the CAA. Scalf is just the third coach in the program’s history and is its all-time winningest coach.

RPI WatchTheSeahawksfinishedwith thehighestRPI inthe CAA, ranking 43rd nationally. The CAA man-aged just one other team in the top 100.2011 1012010 1022009 672008 222007 942006 492005 502004 422003 482002 492001 492000 461999 871998 1191997 91

Brooks field Home of the SeahawksUNCW sported a record of 19-8 at Brooks Field overall and 12-3 in the league. The Seahawks will play 32 home games in 2013. Venturing to Brooks Field this season are Omaha participants Kent State and Stony Brook along with perennial powers North Carolina, NC State, East Carolina, Coastal Carolina and the College of Charleston. Brooks Field will also return to hosting the CAA Championship in 2014. UNCW hosted the tour-nament from 2004-2011.

To The Power Of TealThe Seahawks slammed 56 home runs in 2012, ranking11thnationally.OutfielderTylerMolina-ro led the Seahawks with 16 round trippers while Andrew Cain added 12.

Defensive Effi ciencyThe Seahawks ranked second in the CAA in de-fensiveefficiencybehindleaderWilliam&Mary.The ranking shows the percentage that a team turned balls put in play into outs.

Team Def Eff Hits HR AB SO SH SfWM .713 445 24 1817 387 39 22UNCW .697 545 26 2094 416 38 22GMU .693 523 27 1950 369 43 21VCU .679 548 30 2014 431 42 20JMU .676 560 45 1844 280 40 31Dela .676 545 25 1970 394 36 20GSU .669 582 35 1968 329 26 22NE .666 509 32 1742 337 36 18ODU .660 543 28 1846 377 53 19Hofstra .653 586 29 1938 349 26 21Towson .647 627 42 2014 388 40 31

molinaro Takes The LeadTyler Molinaro became the fourth Seahawk to lead the CAA in home runs, joining previous slug-gers Bryan Britt (1996), Mark Carver (2008) and current assistant coach Robbie Monday (2010) as the only Seahawks to lead the league.

Coaching Staff Adds TwoUNCW welcomed Robert Woodard and Robbie Monday to the coaching staff during the sum-mer. Woodard served as the volunteer assistant coach at UNC Chapel Hill while Monday served on former Seahawk coach Josh Simmons staff at Barton College. Woodard helped the Tar Heels to two college world series appearances as a player and one as an assistant. Monday takes over the volunteer slot with the Seahawks. Mon-day played two seasons for UNCW, leading the CAA in home runs as a senior with 20 in 2010.

Beginning And EndingAndrew Cain belted his 12th round tripper of the season inhisfinal at-batof his career againstNC State in the Raleigh Regional. Earlier in the yearLukeDunlaphomeredinhisfirstcareerat-bat coming against Delaware in Newark.

Preseason Notes

Hunter Ridge ranks among uNCW’s all-time leaders in Hits (4th), RBI (6th), Batting Avg (7th),

Doubles (T7th).

HITSRec 260, Jason Appel (05-08)3rd 245, Joonathan Batts (04-07)Ridge 242, Hunter Ridge (10-Act.)

RBI Rec 182, Jonathan Batts (04-07)5th 153, Matt Poulk (02-06)Ridge 150, Hunter Ridge (10-Act.)

BATTING AVERAGERec .371, Tim Preston (04-05)6th .349, Thomas Pope (09-12)Ridge .348, Hunter Ridge (10-Act.)

DOuBLESRec 62, Jonathan Batts (04-07)6th 53, Corey Broome (90-93)Ridge 50, Hunter Ridge (10-Act.)

RPI WatchTheSeahawksfinishedwith thehighestRPI inthe CAA, ranking 43rd nationally. The CAA man-aged just one other team in the top 100.2011 1012010 1022009 672008 222007 942006 492005 502004 422003 482002 492001 492000 461999 871998 1191997 91

Brooks field Home of the SeahawksUNCW sported a record of 19-8 at Brooks Field overall and 12-3 in the league. The Seahawks will play 32 home games in 2013. Venturing to Brooks Field this season are Omaha participants Kent State and Stony Brook along with perennial powers North Carolina, NC State, East Carolina, Coastal Carolina and the College of Charleston. Brooks Field will also return to hosting the CAA Championship in 2014. UNCW hosted the tour-nament from 2004-2011.

To The Power Of TealThe Seahawks slammed 56 home runs in 2012, ranking11thnationally.OutfielderTylerMolina-ro led the Seahawks with 16 round trippers while Andrew Cain added 12.

Defensive Effi ciencyThe Seahawks ranked second in the CAA in de-fensiveefficiencybehindleaderWilliam&Mary.The ranking shows the percentage that a team turned balls put in play into outs.

Team Def Eff Hits HR AB SO SH SfWM .713 445 24 1817 387 39 22UNCW .697 545 26 2094 416 38 22GMU .693 523 27 1950 369 43 21VCU .679 548 30 2014 431 42 20JMU .676 560 45 1844 280 40 31Dela .676 545 25 1970 394 36 20GSU .669 582 35 1968 329 26 22NE .666 509 32 1742 337 36 18ODU .660 543 28 1846 377 53 19Hofstra .653 586 29 1938 349 26 21Towson .647 627 42 2014 388 40 31

molinaro Takes The LeadTyler Molinaro became the fourth Seahawk to lead the CAA in home runs, joining previous slug-gers Bryan Britt (1996), Mark Carver (2008) and current assistant coach Robbie Monday (2010) as the only Seahawks to lead the league.

Coaching Staff Adds TwoUNCW welcomed Robert Woodard and Robbie Monday to the coaching staff during the sum-mer. Woodard served as the volunteer assistant coach at UNC Chapel Hill while Monday served on former Seahawk coach Josh Simmons staff at Barton College. Woodard helped the Tar Heels to two college world series appearances as a player and one as an assistant. Monday takes over the volunteer slot with the Seahawks. Mon-day played two seasons for UNCW, leading the CAA in home runs as a senior with 20 in 2010.

Beginning And EndingAndrew Cain belted his 12th round tripper of the season inhisfinal at-batof his career againstNC State in the Raleigh Regional. Earlier in the yearLukeDunlaphomeredinhisfirstcareerat-bat coming against Delaware in Newark.


Welcome to the ClubUNCW welcomes 13 newcomers to the program in 2013. Nine are in-state products and four from out of state. Righthander Evan Phillips was drafted by Kansas City in the 2012 MLB draft, but chose to honor his commitment to the pro-gram.

# Name Pos. Hometown7 Steven Linkous IF Leland, N.C.8 Joe Bertone OF Huntersville, N.C.14 Ryan Dolan OF Plymouth Meeting, Pa.15 Ryan Foster RHP Advance, N.C.16 Gavin Stupienski C Columbus, N.J.18 Jared Gesell RHP High Point, N.C.21 Christian Wolfe OF Wilmington, N.C.25 Alex Pernick OF Marstons Mill, Mass.27 Will Shepley LHP Winston-Salem, N.C.29 Nick Monroe RHP Mebane, N.C.32 Andy Austin IF Salisbury, N.C.36 Evan Phillips RHP Clayton, N.C.37 Terence Connelly IF Garden City, N.Y.

Returning for the SeahawksDespite the loss of three all-conference starters, the Seahawks return All-CAA honorees Hunter Ridge, Michael Bass, Tyler Molinaro, Mat Batts and Corey Dick. They also return righthander Jordan Ramsey, who was the Sunday starter for the Seahawks.

It’s In The PenThe Seahawks return the bulk of their bullpen from 2012. Last season, UNCW’s bullpen com-bined for a 17-7 record and posted a 3.16 ERA. Led by lefthander Kelly Secrest and righthander Ricky Holden, both juniors, the pen held op-ponents to a .245 batting average. Holden and William Prince tied for the staff lead with four saves.

50 And CountingDrew Farber became the third catcher since 1999 to start 50 games behind the plate for the Seahawks

Catcher Starts YearDaniel Marsh 56 1999Daniel Marsh 56 2000Cody Stanley 55 2010Drew Farber 53 2012

‘13 Brings Another Challenging SlateThe Seahawks will again tackle a tough non-conference as they did in 2012 when the slate was ranked 20th nationally and the toughest east of Texas. UNCW will play 14 games against teams that reached the NCAA tournament, in-cluding 10 at Brooks Field.

School RoundKent State, Stony Brook CWSNC State Super RegionalSan Diego NCAACol. of Charleston NCAACoastal Carolina NCAAEast Carolina NCAANorth Carolina NCAA

Preseason Notes

Junior lefthander mat Batts, a third-team All-CAA honoree in 2012, is the top returning pitcher in

the CAA after ranking fi rst in starts (16), second in ERA (3.04), third in innings pitched (100.2) and tied for the league-lead in strikeouts (90).

UNCW In The CAA Since 2000 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 TotalsUNCW 13-8 11-9 14-7 15-6 17-6 21-3 17-13 18-11 25-4-1 10-8 13-11 18-12 24-6 217-107-1VCU 9-12 12-8 13-8 17-3 14-10 14-10 18-11 18-11 8-17 8-16 16-7-1 12-18 15-15 174-146-1JMU 12-9 10-11 15-5 13-7 8-16 8-16 22-8 11-17 20-9 12-11 18-6 21-9 10-20 169-144GMU 7-14 5-15 12-7 9-8 20-4 15-9 12-18 14-14 18-10 19-5 11-13 7-23 16-14 165-154ODU 14-7 6-15 8-12 5-15 13-11 5-19 21-9 18-11 14-14 13-11 11-13 19-11 9-21 156-171W&M 7-14 12-9 12-9 12-4 14-10 9-15 11-19 13-16 16-13 9-14 10-14 16-14 12-18 153-169Delaware - - - - - - 12-7 7-13 12-11 13-11 12-18 18-11 12-16 11-10 9-15 16-14 17-13 139-139Towson - - - - - - 9-12 11-9 6-18 13-11 8-22 11-18 14-16 12-12 11-13 15-15 15-15 125-161Georgia State - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13-17 15-15 12-17 12-9 17-6-1 17-13 14-16 110-93-1Hofstra - - - - - - 2-19 5-15 3-21 10-14 11-19 11-18 7-23 6-18 10-14 12-18 20-10 97-198Northeastern - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 19-10 12-17 12-17-1 13-11 5-19 12-18 13-17 86-108-1

The Colonial Athletic Association championship returns to Harrisonburg for the second consecutive season before moving to Wilmington in 2014 and down to Charleston in 2015 and 2016.

CAA Coaches Preseason Predicted Order of finish1. UNCW(5first-placevotes) 752. Hofstra(3first-placevotes) 693. James Madison 624. Delaware(2first-placevotes) 575. George Mason 496. Old Dominion 327. William and Mary 308. Towson 289. Northeastern 2710. Georgia State 21

Player, School Pos. Cl. Hometown 2012 StatsJohn Puttress, Northeastern C Sr. New Providence, N.J. .323, 0 HR, 29 RBIJared Hammer, Hofstra 1B Sr. Flemington, N.J. .376, 4 HR, 66 RBIJimmy Yezzo, Delaware 1B Jr. Cherry Hill, N.J. .358, 8 HR, 46 RBIMichael Bass, UNCW 2B Sr. Fairmont, N.C. .326, 33 RBI, 20 SBDalton Rouleau, Hofstra SS Sr. Lompoc, Calif. .328, 31 RBI, 26 SBRyan Lindemuth, William & Mary 3B Jr. Burke, Va. .376, 5 HR, 48 RBIAaron Barbosa, Northeastern OF Jr. Dracut, Mass. .352, 20 RBI, 14 SBTyler Molinaro, UNCW OF Sr. Charlottesville, Va. .273, 16 HR, 48 RBIHunter Ridge, UNCW OF Sr. Asheboro, N.C. .340, 4 HR, 41 RBIBrendan Butler, Towson UT So. Bel Air, Md. .308, 34 RBI, 14 SBConner Brown, James Madison DH Jr. Richmond, Va. .338, 3 HR, 33 RBIMat Batts, UNCW SP Jr. Winston-Salem, N.C. 6-5, 3.04 ERA, 90 K’sMichael Trionfo, Towson SP Sr. Jacksonville, Md. 11-3, 3.35 ERA, 52 K’sKelly Secrest, UNCW RP Jr. Mt. Airy, N.C. 5-2, 1 sv., 2.12 ERA, 45 K’s

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PITCHING The Seahawks will again look to their starting rotation to spearhead another run at a conference title in 2013. UNCW starters fashioned a 3.94 ERA overall in 2012 and 3.27 against CAA opponents. The Seahawks did lose Tyler McSwain (9-4, 3.18 ERA, 15 starts), who anchored the staff as its Friday night starter, but return a com-bined 38 starts from 2012.

Mat Batts, a third-team All-CAA selection in 2012, returns to the rota-tion along with Jordan Ramsey, who earned All-Rookie honors. The duo is joined by Blaze Tart, who missed the 2012 season following surgery during the middle of the 2011 season. Prior to his injury, Tart was the Seahawks top pitcher, moving into the starting rotation early in the schedule after opening in the closer’s role and post-ingfivesaves.

The duo of Batts, who is the league’s top returning ERA leader at 3.04, and Ramsey comprised two-thirds of the weekend rotation for the Seahawks, a rotation that helped post a 24-6 record, second most wins in CAA history. Ramsey allowed just one home run last season. During the sum-mer, he gained experience pitching for Cotuit of the Cape Cod League.

In the bullpen, Ricky Holden, Kelly Secrest and William Prince return following solid sophomore seasons. Holden made a career-high 26 ap-pearances and posted a 3-0 record and tied for the staff lead with four saves. Opponents hits just. 225 against him and at one point, Holden strung together 26 consecutive shut-out innings. Secrest also set a career-best with 30 appearances and fash-ioned a 5-2 record and a 2.12 ERA. He struck out 45 in 51 innings and limited opponents to a meager .193 average. Rounding out the backend of the pen was Prince, who collected four saves in 21 outings, all in relief. Prince struck out 21 in 26 innings.

Also returning to the deep staff are righthander Jack Lane and southpaw Christian MacDonald. Lane appeared in 27 games for the Seahawks and went 3-0 with a 4.07 ERA. MacDonald made 14 appearances and is coming off his best fall performance in his time with the Seahawks. With his fall performance, he pushed for a spot in the starting rotation. Justin Liven-good also is back for the Seahawks after giving them a lift late in the sea-son, including a 2 1/3 inning stint of shutout baseball against Delaware in the championship game of the CAA tournament.

Sophomore righthander Ryan Mayhew made just one appearance in 2012, but like many Seahawks, was able to make the most of his summer opportunity by playing for Front Royal of the Valley League. In 15 2/3 in-nings, Mayhew struck out 31 batters, averaging 17.8 strikeouts per nine innings. During the Blue-Teal World Series in the fall, he served as Blue’s closer and recorded four saves.

Joining the Seahawks this season are five freshmen who will have animmediate impact on what already is a deep and talented staff. Ryan Fos-ter, Jared Gesell, Will Shepley, Nick Monroe and Evan Phillips will aid the Seahawks in a multitude of ways as rookies. Foster was an All-State se-lection and Central Piedmont Con-ference Pitcher-of-the-Year twice. Gesell was a four-year starter at High Point Christian and earned All-Conference honors twice. Shepley, a southpaw, helped Salisbury Prep to a ranking of 28th nationally his senior season while going 7-0 with a0.46ERA.Monroe,meanwhile,fin-ished his prep career with a pair of All-State honors and 387 strikeouts. Rounding out the newcomers is Phil-lips, who was drafted by Kansas City in the 2012 MLB Draft. He posted a 5-2 mark with 109 strikeouts in 61 innings for Clayton.

CATCHER Returning for the Seahawks are Drew Farber and Josh Abshire. Farber played in 55 games for the Seahawks, including 53 as a starter in 2012. He finishedwithonehomerand34runsbatted in while handling a pitching staff that ranked 62nd nationally with a 3.61 ERA. Farber joined Daniel Marsh (1999-00) and Cody Stanley (2010) as Seahawk catchers since 1998 to start 50 or more games be-hind the plate.

Abshire, who made eight starts in the outfield for UNCW in 2012,started seven games behind the plate as a freshman in 2011. Abshire had a strong fall season, splitting time be-hindtheplateandintheoutfield.

Junior infielder Ryan LaGrangealso moved behind the plate in the fall and showed a knack for the posi-tion. LaGrange is solid defender in the fieldaswellasbehindtheplatewithastrong arm.

Sophomore Justin Manning saw limited time as a freshman for the Se-ahawks. Manning hit .307 and made the All-Star game for the Southern Collegiate Baseball League over the summer.

Freshman Gavin Stupienski missed

retUrNiNg PitCHiNgStartersMatBattsLHP(6-5,3.04ERA)•JordanRamseyRHP(4-3,4.36)•BlazeTartRHP (2-0, 3.24 in 2011)

RelieversKellySecrestLHP(5-2,2.12)•RickyHoldenRHP(3-0,2.28)•JackLaneRHP(3-0,4.05)•WilliamPrinceRHP(2-3,2.77)•ChristanMacDonaldLHP(1-0,9.53)•JustinLivengoodRHP(0-0,9.00)•RyanMayhew(0-0,0.00)

CatCHiNgStarterDrew Farber (.277-1 HR-34 RBI)

ReturningJosh Abshire (.167-0-0), Ryan LaGrange (.050-0-0)

In the bullpen, Ricky Holden, Kelly Secrest and William Prince return following solid sophomore seasons. Holden made a career-high 26 ap-pearances and posted a 3-0 record and tied for the staff lead with four saves. Opponents hits just. 225 against him and at one point, Holden strung together 26 consecutive shut-out innings. Secrest also set a career-best with 30 appearances and fash-ioned a 5-2 record and a 2.12 ERA. He struck out 45 in 51 innings and limited opponents to a meager .193 average. Rounding out the backend of the pen was Prince, who collected four saves in 21 outings, all in relief. Prince struck out 21 in 26 innings.

Also returning to the deep staff are righthander Jack Lane and southpaw Christian MacDonald. Lane appeared in 27 games for the Seahawks and went 3-0 with a 4.07 ERA. MacDonald made 14 appearances and is coming off his best fall performance in his time with the Seahawks. With his fall performance, he pushed for a spot in the starting rotation. Justin Liven-good also is back for the Seahawks after giving them a lift late in the sea-son, including a 2 1/3 inning stint of shutout baseball against Delaware in the championship game of the CAA tournament.

Sophomore righthander Ryan Mayhew made just one appearance in 2012, but like many Seahawks, was able to make the most of his summer opportunity by playing for Front Royal of the Valley League. In 15 2/3 in-nings, Mayhew struck out 31 batters, averaging 17.8 strikeouts per nine innings. During the Blue-Teal World Series in the fall, he served as Blue’s closer and recorded four saves.

Joining the Seahawks this season are five freshmen who will have animmediate impact on what already is a deep and talented staff. Ryan Fos-ter, Jared Gesell, Will Shepley, Nick Monroe and Evan Phillips will aid the Seahawks in a multitude of ways as rookies. Foster was an All-State se-lection and Central Piedmont Con-ference Pitcher-of-the-Year twice. Gesell was a four-year starter at High Point Christian and earned All-Conference honors twice. Shepley, a southpaw, helped Salisbury Prep to a ranking of 28th nationally his senior season while going 7-0 with a0.46ERA.Monroe,meanwhile,fin-ished his prep career with a pair of All-State honors and 387 strikeouts. Rounding out the newcomers is Phil-lips, who was drafted by Kansas City in the 2012 MLB Draft. He posted a 5-2 mark with 109 strikeouts in 61 innings for Clayton.

CATCHER CATCHER Returning for the Seahawks are Drew Farber and Josh Abshire. Farber played in 55 games for the Seahawks, including 53 as a starter in 2012. He finishedwithonehomerand34runsbatted in while handling a pitching staff that ranked 62nd nationally with a 3.61 ERA. Farber joined Daniel Marsh (1999-00) and Cody Stanley (2010) as Seahawk catchers since 1998 to start 50 or more games be-hind the plate.

Abshire, who made eight starts in the outfield for UNCW in 2012,started seven games behind the plate as a freshman in 2011. Abshire had a strong fall season, splitting time be-hindtheplateandintheoutfield.

Junior infielder Ryan LaGrangealso moved behind the plate in the fall and showed a knack for the posi-tion. LaGrange is solid defender in the fieldaswellasbehindtheplatewithastrong arm.

Sophomore Justin Manning saw limited time as a freshman for the Se-ahawks. Manning hit .307 and made the All-Star game for the Southern Collegiate Baseball League over the summer.


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most of the fall with a shoulder injury, but showed a strong bat from the left side. He could add depth, depending on his recovery from fall surgery.

INfIELD UNCW enters the 2013 season looking to replace the left side of the infield following the graduation ofMatt Campbell (3B) and Jake Koenig (SS). While losing that left side, the Seahawks do return Michael Bass (2B) and Hunter Ridge (1B) on the right side. Both were second-team All-CAA selections while leading the Seahawks back to the NCAA tourna-ment.

Bass hit a career-high .326 and fueled the Seahawks from the bottom of the order. He scored 33 runs and knocked in 33 runs while stealing 20 bases in 23 attempts, most among returning players on the Seahawks. Defense is where Bass made his big-gest impact, fielding at a .982 clipand committing just six errors, lowest among starters in the CAA. His 200 assists led the league and ranked third all-time at UNCW.

Ridge, meanwhile, returns for his senior season poised to become the program’s all-time leader in sev-eral offensive categories. As a junior, Ridge rebounded from a slow start

to finish with a .340 batting aver-age with 16 doubles, four homers and 41RBI. His .434 on base average ranked second on the team thanks in part to a career-high 37 walks.

As a freshman, Corey Dick helped power the Seahawk lineup from the DH slot and earned Freshman All-America honors after hitting .302 with eight home runs and knocking in 35 runs. He continued to swing a hot bat over the summer, batting .311 for FrontRoyalwhileplayingfirstbase.

Ontheleftsideoftheinfield,fresh-man Terence Connelly looks to step in at shortstop while third base could be manned by another freshman in Ste-ven Linkous. Along with Matt Keeler and Luis Renvill, LaGrange will also be in the mix on the left side.

Connelly was a three-year starter at Chaminade (N.Y.), helping the Fly-ers to the 2011 NSCHSAA title and top ranking on Long Island. As a senior, he hit .441 with 16 doubles and stole seven bases. Linkous is a local product who played at North Brunswick and was a three-time 2A All-State selection for the Scorpions. In 2012, he hit .458 and stole an im-pressive 30 bases.

Keeler, a senior, gives the Sea-hawks additional depth on the corners and at second base and a lefthanded bat off the bench. Keeler is a solid defenderatbothinfieldpositionsandshowed constant improvement at the plate in the fall.

Renvill, a junior, is coming off a solid summer in the Valley League, hitting .252 with 12 extra base hits for Front Royal. He played both sec-ond and shortstop over the summer and will be a solid option up the mid-dle.

Freshman Andy Austin is primari-lyaninfielder,butshowedathleticismduring the fall in theoutfield togivethe Seahawks another lefthanded op-tion off the bench in both spots.

OuTfIELD CAA home run king Tyler Molinaro is the lone returning outfielder forthe Seahawks, who featured a pair of first-teamAll-CAAplayersinThomasPope and Andrew Cain, both of whom graduated.PopefinishedamongUN-CW’s all-time leaders in batting aver-age and Cain was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the MLB draft.

Molinaro, a third-team All-CAA selection, belted 16 round trippers in becoming the fourth Seahawk to

lead the league in homers. He also knocked in a lineup-leading 48 runs while adding 17 doubles and a triple.

In the mix for the open two spots are sophomore Luke Dunlap, senior Micah Jarrett and freshmen Joe Ber-tone, along with Abshire and Aus-tin. Dunlap had just six at-bats as a freshman, but made the most of those chances with a home run and a double. Jarrett played in 17 games, includingfivestarts,beforeashoul-der injury shortened his season. He hit .250 (6-24) with two doubles and a triple and scored seven runs.

Freshman Christian Wolfe made strides during the fall adjusting to the game at the collegiate level. Wolfe is a solid defensive player with plus speed.

iNFieLdStarterHunterRidge(.340-4-41)•MichaelBass(.326-0-33,20SB)

ReturningCoreyDick(.302-8-35)•LuisRenvil(.333-0-1)•MattKeeler(.259-0-0)•DillonBass(.167-0-1)•RyanLaGrange(.050-0-0)

oUtFieLdStartersTyler Molinaro (.277-16-48)

ReturningLukeDunlap(.333-1-3)•MicahJarrett(.250-0-3)•JoshAbshire(.167-0-0)

to finish with a .340 batting aver-age with 16 doubles, four homers and 41RBI. His .434 on base average ranked second on the team thanks in part to a career-high 37 walks.

As a freshman, Corey Dick helped power the Seahawk lineup from the DH slot and earned Freshman All-America honors after hitting .302 with eight home runs and knocking in 35 runs. He continued to swing a hot bat over the summer, batting .311 for FrontRoyalwhileplayingfirstbase.

Ontheleftsideoftheinfield,fresh-man Terence Connelly looks to step in at shortstop while third base could be manned by another freshman in Ste-ven Linkous. Along with Matt Keeler and Luis Renvill, LaGrange will also be in the mix on the left side.

Connelly was a three-year starter at Chaminade (N.Y.), helping the Fly-ers to the 2011 NSCHSAA title and top ranking on Long Island. As a senior, he hit .441 with 16 doubles and stole seven bases. Linkous is a local product who played at North Brunswick and was a three-time 2A All-State selection for the Scorpions. In 2012, he hit .458 and stole an im-pressive 30 bases.

Keeler, a senior, gives the Sea-hawks additional depth on the corners and at second base and a lefthanded bat off the bench. Keeler is a solid defenderatbothinfieldpositionsandshowed constant improvement at the plate in the fall.

Renvill, a junior, is coming off a solid summer in the Valley League, hitting .252 with 12 extra base hits for Front Royal. He played both sec-ond and shortstop over the summer and will be a solid option up the mid-dle.

Freshman Andy Austin is primari-lyaninfielder,butshowedathleticismduring the fall in theoutfield togivethe Seahawks another lefthanded op-tion off the bench in both spots.

OuTfIELD OuTfIELD CAA home run king Tyler Molinaro is the lone returning outfielder forthe Seahawks, who featured a pair of first-teamAll-CAAplayersinThomasPope and Andrew Cain, both of whom graduated.PopefinishedamongUN-CW’s all-time leaders in batting aver-age and Cain was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the MLB draft.

Molinaro, a third-team All-CAA selection, belted 16 round trippers in becoming the fourth Seahawk to

lead the league in homers. He also knocked in a lineup-leading 48 runs while adding 17 doubles and a triple.

In the mix for the open two spots are sophomore Luke Dunlap, senior Micah Jarrett and freshmen Joe Ber-tone, along with Abshire and Aus-tin. Dunlap had just six at-bats as a freshman, but made the most of those chances with a home run and a double. Jarrett played in 17 games, includingfivestarts,beforeashoul-der injury shortened his season. He hit .250 (6-24) with two doubles and a triple and scored seven runs.

Freshman Christian Wolfe made strides during the fall adjusting to the game at the collegiate level. Wolfe is a solid defensive player with plus speed.


The Seahawks open their 22nd season under the direc-tion of the school’s all-time winningest coach, Mark Scalf, in 2013.

In his 21st season with the Seahawks, Scalf directed theprogrambacktotheNCAAtournamentforthefirsttimesince2008.UNCWcaptureditsfirstCAATournamentcrownsince 2006 and was the top-seed in the tournament after cruising through the league with a 24-6 record. The Sea-hawks extended their streak of conference tournament ap-pearances to 27 as he was honored by the league’s coaches as the Coach-of-the-Year.

UNCW posted a 39-23 record, marking its most wins since the 2008 club’s school-record 44 wins. The 39 wins were sixth most in the program’s history.

ApairofSeahawkswasselectedinthe2012MLBdraftwithoutfielderAndrewCaingoing to San Francisco in the 24th round and pitcher Tyler DeLoach in the 26th round to Anaheim.

In 2011, UNCW continued its streak of reaching the CAA Tournament with an 18-12 recordandathird-placefinish.TheSeahawksaretheonlyschoolintheconferencetopar-ticipate in each postseason championship tournament since the inaugural event in 1986.

The Seahawks made their fourth appearance and second straight in the CAA Champi-onship game in 2010 after staving off elimination three times before falling to VCU in extra inningsinthefinalgameofthetournament.ItwasthesecondstraightyearUNCWfoughtoffeliminationthreetimesandreachedthefinals.

Scalf, already UNCW’s all-time winningest coach, reached another milestone in his career that season when the Seahawks topped Towson, 12-6, for his 600th career victory.

UNCWwasalsohighlyregardedbyprofessionalbaseballasfiveSeahawkswerese-lected in the 2010 draft, including Cody Stanley what was picked in the fourth round by the St. Louis Cardinals.

With just one senior on the 2009 squad, the Seahawks bolted to a 17-3 start and reached the CAA championship game for the third time. UNCW also returned to the national rankings, reaching as high as 26th. In the CAA Tournament, the Seahawks faced elimination threetimesandfiredbackwithapairofwins,includinga5-3winovernationally-rankedand top-seeded George Mason.

In 2008, the Seahawks set school and conference records for wins on their way to their fourth NCAA Tournament appearance. UNCW posted 42 wins entering the NCAA Cary Re-gional and ran off 25 wins in the Colonial Athletic Association. For his efforts, Scalf earned his fourth CAA Coach-of-the-Year honor.

In 2007, the Seahawks rallied to win eight of their last nine Colonial Athletic Associa-tion games to earn a share of the regular season title with an 18-11 mark.

Scalf, who concluded his 16th season with the Seahawks in 2007, earned his 500th career win, all at UNCW, with an 8-7 win over Elon on April 17. The Seahawks also fashioned wins over nationally-ranked Texas Christian and NC State as the program played a total of nine games against ranked opponents.

In2006,theSeahawksbecamethefirstteamintheCAAtopostfour-straightseasonsof 40 or more wins, while winning a then school record 42 games.

Scalf was recognized by his peers as the CAA’s Coach-of-the-Year in 2005 after the Seahawks blazed through the conference schedule with a 21-3 mark, winning the regular

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Head Coach Mark scalfseason title by six games. It marked the third CAA Coach-of-the-Year award for Scalf, who also collected the honor in 1995 and 2000.

In his 29-year association with the program as an assistant coach and head coach, Scalf has recruited 89 All-Conference players, includ-ing 1989 CAA Player-of-the-Year Trent Mongero, 1994 CAA Co-Play-er-of-the-Year Battle Holley, 1996 CAA Player-of-the-Year Bryan Britt and 2008 honoree Mark Carver.

Many of Scalf’s players have moved on to the professional ranks. A total of 45 players were either drafted or signed pro contracts, including fifth-round selectionChris Hatcher (Florida) and ninth-round pick and 2007 South Atlan-tic League MVP John Raynor. Both players were selected in the 2006 draft when UNCW set a school re-cord with six players being drafted that year. In 2008, Bradley Holt be-came UNCW’s highest draftee when the righthander went in the supple-mental portion of the first round(33rd pick overall) to the New York Mets.

Scalf lettered four years at second base for UNCW in the late 1970s and returned to his alma mater in 1984 as an assistant coach, serving under Bobby Guth-rie for eight seasons. In that span, Scalf was an integral part of regular season conference championships in 1987 and 1989.

By concentrating on recruiting and conditioning as an assistant, Scalf showed he was ready to head up the program and when Guthrie stepped down on May 28, 1991, Scalf was tabbed to be the new skipper.

In Scalf’s debut season in 1992, the Seahawks established 17 school records, went 3-2 in the conference tourney and came close to reaching the championship game forthefirsttime.

By the assessment of his peers, Scalf worked magic in 1995, guiding the Seahawks to a second-

placefinishintheleagueanda30-25 overall scorecard. He was hon-ored as CAA Coach-of-the-Year for his efforts.

In 1996, Scalf coached the Se-ahawks to the CAA championship game and featured CAA Player-of-the-Year selection Bryan Britt.

In 2000, the Seahawks set a then-school record for wins as a member of the NCAA with 36 while going 13-8 in the CAA during the regular season. Scalf was named CAA Coach-of-the-Year for the second time in six seasons.

Scalf led the Seahawks to their first-ever 40-win season and

the program’s first NCAA bid atthe 2003 Baton Rouge Regional. UNCW reached the championship game against host LSU, taking the five-timeNCAAchampionstoextrainnings before falling 9-8 in 11 in-nings.

In 2004, the Seahawks re-corded their second straight 40-win season at 40-23, advanced to the NCAA Kinston Regional finals andplaced six players on the All-CAA team.

A 1980 graduate of UNCW’s physical education department, Scalf broke into the coaching ranks as a graduate assistant at UNC Chapel Hill in 1981. He was a full-

time assistant in 1982 when the Tar Heels captured the Atlantic Coast Conference championship and ad-vanced to the NCAA post-season playoffs.

Scalf has also been involved in summer leagues, coaching the New Market, Va., “Rebels” of the Valley League in 1984, and directing the Wareham, Mass., “Gatemen” of the Cape Cod League in 1985.

In 2003, Scalf was selected by South Carolina head coach Ray Tanner to serve on the staff for USA Baseball during the team’s sum-mer tour. Scalf later served as an assistant on the 2007 staff under the direction of former Long Beach State skipper Mike Weathers. Both squads won silver medals in the Pan Am Games.

Scalf and his wife, Allyson, have two daughters, Madison, 25, and Jordan, 22.

SCALf CAREER RECORDCAA Coach-of-the-Year: 1995, 2000, 2005, 2008, 2012 Birthday: Oct. 3, 1958ABCA Regional Coach-of-the-Year: 2003, 2006, 2008 Alma Mater: UNCW, 1980Team USA Baseball Assistant Coach: 2003, 2007 First season at UNCW: 1987, assistant coach

Season Overall Pct. CAA Pct. milestone Win1992 23-38 .377 7-11 .389 No. 1 (2/22/92) VCU, 3-01993 26-29 .473 6-8 .4291994 30-28 .517 10-8 .556 No. 50 (2/19/94) Davidson, 11-41995 30-25 .545 11-7 .611 No. 100 (4/9/95) George Mason, 3-21996 28-30 .481 9-11 .4501997 28-29 .481 7-12 .3681998 21-34 .382 6-14 .3001999 30-26 .536 8-13 .381 No.200(3/14/99)Fairfield,6-42000 36-23 .610 13-8 .6192001 33-22 .600 11-9 .5502002 36-21 .632 14-7 .667 No. 300 (3/27/02) Duke, 12-72003 40-23 .634 15-6 .7142004 40-23 .634 17-6 .739 No. 400 (6/5/04) Vs. Tennessee, 8-52005 40-19 .678 21-3 .8752006 42-22 .661 17-13 .5672007 29-27 .518 18-11 .621 No. 500 (4/17/07) Elon, 8-72008 44-17-1 .717 25-4-1 .8502009 31-23 .574 10-8 .556 No. 574 (4/10/09) William & Mary, 10-42010 33-27 .550 13-11 .542 No. 600 (3/28/10) Towson, 12-62011 31-28 .525 18-12 .6002012 39-23 .629 24-6 .800 690-537-1 .562 280-188-1 .598

placefinishintheleagueanda30-25 overall scorecard. He was hon-ored as CAA Coach-of-the-Year for his efforts.

In 1996, Scalf coached the Se-ahawks to the CAA championship game and featured CAA Player-of-the-Year selection Bryan Britt.

In 2000, the Seahawks set a then-school record for wins as a member of the NCAA with 36 while going 13-8 in the CAA during the regular season. Scalf was named CAA Coach-of-the-Year for the second time in six seasons.

Scalf led the Seahawks to their first-ever 40-win season and

SCALf CAREER RECORDSCALf CAREER RECORDCAA Coach-of-the-Year: 1995, 2000, 2005, 2008, 2012 Birthday: Oct. 3, 1958CAA Coach-of-the-Year: 1995, 2000, 2005, 2008, 2012 Birthday: Oct. 3, 1958ABCA Regional Coach-of-the-Year: 2003, 2006, 2008 Alma Mater: UNCW, 1980ABCA Regional Coach-of-the-Year: 2003, 2006, 2008 Alma Mater: UNCW, 1980Team USA Baseball Assistant Coach: 2003, 2007 First season at UNCW: 1987, assistant coachTeam USA Baseball Assistant Coach: 2003, 2007 First season at UNCW: 1987, assistant coach

Season Overall Pct. CAA Pct. milestone WinSeason Overall Pct. CAA Pct. milestone Win

2000 36-23 .610 13-8 .6192000 36-23 .610 13-8 .6192001 33-22 .600 11-9 .5502001 33-22 .600 11-9 .5502002 36-21 .632 14-7 .667 No. 300 (3/27/02) Duke, 12-72002 36-21 .632 14-7 .667 No. 300 (3/27/02) Duke, 12-72003 40-23 .634 15-6 .7142003 40-23 .634 15-6 .7142004 40-23 .634 17-6 .739 No. 400 (6/5/04) Vs. Tennessee, 8-52004 40-23 .634 17-6 .739 No. 400 (6/5/04) Vs. Tennessee, 8-52005 40-19 .678 21-3 .8752005 40-19 .678 21-3 .8752006 42-22 .661 17-13 .5672006 42-22 .661 17-13 .5672007 29-27 .518 18-11 .621 No. 500 (4/17/07) Elon, 8-72007 29-27 .518 18-11 .621 No. 500 (4/17/07) Elon, 8-72008 44-17-1 .717 25-4-1 .8502008 44-17-1 .717 25-4-1 .8502009 31-23 .574 10-8 .556 No. 574 (4/10/09) William & Mary, 10-42009 31-23 .574 10-8 .556 No. 574 (4/10/09) William & Mary, 10-42010 33-27 .550 13-11 .542 No. 600 (3/28/10) Towson, 12-62010 33-27 .550 13-11 .542 No. 600 (3/28/10) Towson, 12-62011 31-28 .525 18-12 .6002011 31-28 .525 18-12 .6002012 39-23 .629 24-6 .8002012 39-23 .629 24-6 .800 690-537-1 .562 280-188-1 .598 690-537-1 .562 280-188-1 .598

the program’s first NCAA bid atthe 2003 Baton Rouge Regional. UNCW reached the championship game against host LSU, taking the five-timeNCAAchampionstoextrainnings before falling 9-8 in 11 in-nings.

In 2004, the Seahawks re-corded their second straight 40-win season at 40-23, advanced to the NCAA Kinston Regional finals andplaced six players on the All-CAA team.

A 1980 graduate of UNCW’s physical education department, Scalf broke into the coaching ranks as a graduate assistant at UNC Chapel Hill in 1981. He was a full-

by South Carolina head coach Ray Tanner to serve on the staff for USA Baseball during the team’s sum-mer tour. Scalf later served as an assistant on the 2007 staff under the direction of former Long Beach State skipper Mike Weathers. Both squads won silver medals in the Pan Am Games.

Scalf and his wife, Allyson, have two daughters, Madison, 25, and Jordan, 22.

Mark Scalf was honored by the league’s coaches as Coach-of-the-Year in 2012 after leading UNCW to a 24-6 record in conference play.


UNCW continued to be an offensive leader in the CAA, and nationally, in Randy Hood’s 11th season with the pro-gram. The Seahawks ranked in the nation’s top-30 in eight categories, including batting average (22nd), runs (27th), hits (12th), doubles (23rd), home runs (11th) and stolen bases (12th).

The 2012 Seahawks also proved to be one of the pro-gram’s top offensive clubs in the program’s history as they rankedfourthall-timeinhits,fifthinbattingaverageandtotal bases, seventh in home runs and eighth in doubles.

With 105 stolen bases, the Seahawks passed the cen-turyforthefirsttimesince2006.UNCWwassuccessfulin78.4percentofitsattempts,also ranking in UNCW’s top-10 all-time. Andrew Cain, who was drafted by the San Fran-cisco Giants in the 24th round, and Michael Bass led the way with 23 and 20 stolen bases, respectively,whileUNCWhadfiveplayersstealatleast10basesin2012.

Cain,alongwithThomasPopeandTylerMcSwainwerenamedfirst-teamAll-CAA.ForPope,whofinishedwithateam-leading.372battingaverage,itwasthesecondtimehewasnamedfirst-team.UNCW’sentireinfieldofMattCampbell,JakeKoenig,BassandHunterRidgecomprisedtheleague’ssecond-teaminfield.

In 2011, the Seahawks ranked among the national leaders in batting average and doublesandnarrowlymissed stealing100bases for thefirst timesince2006.Cain, asecond-team All-CAA selection, was picked by Milwaukee in the 12th round of the Major League Baseball draft after a breakout year, but choose to return to UNCW for his senior season.

Popebecame thefirstSeahawksince the1989season to lead theCAA inhittingwhenhecompileda.396averageandwasnamedABCAAll-Eastfirst-team.JoiningPopeon the all-region teams were second-team honorees, Matt Campbell, Hunter Ridge and Cain.

In2010,HoodhelpedtheSeahawksbacktothefinalsoftheCAAtournamentforthesecondstraightyearandsawfivemoreSeahawksgoon toplayprofessionalbaseball.During Hood’s stretch with the Seahawks, over 30 players have gone on to play profession-ally.

In 2010, Robbie Monday flourished under the direction of Hood when he became thefirstSeahawksinceBryanBrittin1996tooutrightleadtheCAAinhomerswith20.Monday also concluded his two-year career with the Seahawks as the program’s all-time leader in slugging percentage.

Alsofindingsuccessattheplatein2010werefreshmenHunterRidgeandMichaelBass. Both were named to the CAA All-Rookie squad with Ridge also earning third-team all-conference honors. Ridge continued to parlay his team-leading .348 batting average into a pair of Freshman All-America honors. He also set a school record for hits by a fresh-man with 77.

In the summer of 2008, Hood was elevated to the position of Associate Head Coach after wrapping up in his seventh season with the Seahawks. He coordinates the Seahawks’ recruiting,aswellasoverseesthehittersandoutfielders.Duringhis tenure,UNCWhasmadefiveNCAAtournamentappearances,wonfourregularseasonColonialAthleticAs-sociation titles and three CAA tournament titles.

In 2008, the Seahawk lineup slammed its way to a school-record 44 wins and a school-

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associate Head Coach randy hoodrecord91homers.UNCWbrokefivesingle-season records as four po-sitional players earned All-Colonial honors and Mark Carver was named CAA Player-of-the-Year while also earning three All-America honors. Jason Appel, Daniel Hargrave and Carver were selected in the Major League Baseball draft, bringing the total of players drafted or signed as free agents during Hood’s tenure to 25. UNCW was ranked in the top 50 nationally in 12 offensive catego-ries, including home runs, on base average and slugging percentage. The Seahawks finished 19th inscoring, 14th in runs scored and 14th in home runs.

In 2007, the Seahawks were nationally ranked in the top 50 in doubles with 142 and had three players rank nationally in that cat-egory.

In 2006, UNCW continued its offensive prowess, leading the na-tion in scoring for nearly a month. The Seahawks tied or set eight of-fensive standards, finished fifth inscoring (8.8 runs per game) and in the top 10 in doubles per game and slugging percentage.

In 2005, UNCW set new school standards in six offensive categories, including batting aver-age, runs and runs batted in. Tim PrestonbecamethefirstSeahawksince 1982 to hit above .400 (.406) as well as setting school/confer-ence records with 102 hits. The Seahawksfinishedseventhnation-ally in runs scored (8.4 per game) and hit .323 as a team to rank 11th. UNCW’s then school-record 140 doubles checked in at 13th nation-ally and its .487 slugging percent-age was 23rd.

In addition to Preston, several Seahawks have enjoyed breakout seasons under Hood’s guidance. Preston and John Raynor were ranked, 21st and 33rd respectively, among the national leaders in bat-ting average. Matt Poulk broke the

UNCW mark with 73 RBI as well as the doubles mark with 24 two-baggers.

The 2004 season for the Sea-hawks was again one of tremen-dous offensive production as they almost equaled their record-setting output from the prior season en route to their second consecutive 40-win season. Seven Seahawks hit .310 or better as five schoolrecords were broken or tied. Chip Grawey became the first Seahawkto collect 101 hits and broke the conference record of 100. The 2004 Seahawks topped the CAA in conference play with a .317 batting average and 45 stolen bases.

In 2003, the Seahawks dou-bled their home run total, posted their highest slugging percentage since 1999 and enjoyed their high-est batting average since 1997.

Hood played at Campbell from 1987-90 and led the Camels to their only NCAA Regional appear-ance in his senior season. In his finalcampaign,HoodpacedtheBigSouth Conference in batting (.366) andfinishedsecondinstolenbaseswith a school-record 26 thefts. In his playing career, the Goldsboro native compiled a .320 batting av-erage with 209 hits, 35 doubles, 14 home runs, 86 RBI and set 13 school records. He was an All-Big South choice in 1989 and an All-Big South Tournament selection in 1990.

Following graduation, Hood playedfive full seasonsofprofes-sional baseball. His pro highlights include a Single-A championship with the Helena (Mont.) Brewers in 1990 and a Double-A crown with the 1993 Birmingham (Ala.) Barons in the White Sox chain.

Hood batted .315 with Helena in 1990 and was the July “Player of the Month” for the Barons in 1994. After spending spring training with the California Angels in 1995, Hood turned his attention to coaching.

Hood, who graduated as a sports fitness/administration ma-jor, was a teammate of NBA great Michael Jordan in baseball at Bir-mingham in 1994.

He also has administrative and coaching experience as CU’s director of athletics operations and strength coach (1994-95).

Hood earned his M.Ed. in ex-ercise science at Campbell in 1999. The 43-year-old Hood and his wife, Patricia, reside in Wilmington with their daughter, Mackenzie Elise (11).

UNCW’s HittiNg statistiCs UNder CoaCH HoodYear Avg. OBA Slg. Hits R 2b 3b HR RBI SB2002 .286 .361 .409 564 349 112 11 36 307 89-1242003 .300 .373 .463 653 428 137 12 65 371 115-1452004 .298 .366 .433 648 399 128 15 45 399 104-1422005 .323* .395 .487 681 494 140 18* 57 437 106-1322006 .323 .400 .501 748* 560* 156* 11 80 488* 133-1592007 .294 .375 .447 577 395 142 14 43 350 52-712008 .313 .415* .516* 675 517 132 16 91* 471 68-852009 .292 .385 .431 540 372 101 20 39 334 56-702010 .286 .377 .426 602 393 110 11 54 358 81-992011 .297 .370 .435 613 382 131 12 43 347 99-1192012 .302 .383 .450 657 392 121 16 56 350 105-134* School record


Asst. Coach robert woodard Robert Woodard, UNC Chapel Hill’s all-time win-ningest pitcher, joins the Seahawk coaching staff in 2012-13 as the program’s pitching coach following two season on the staff at his alma mater, UNC Chapel Hill.

“Robert is an excellent addition to our staff and pro-gram,” said Scalf. “He was an excellent competitor and successful as evident from all his accolades. Robert is a student of the game and we’re excited to have him be-come part of the UNCW family.”

Woodard, who joined Tar Heel Head Coach Mike Fox’s staff prior to the 2010 postseason, worked in Chapel Hill following a three-year stint in the San Diego Padres minor league organization after being selected in the 20th round of the 2007 Major League Baseball draft.

“I couldn’t bemore excited to join such a first-class program,” saidWoodard.“Coach Scalf, Hood and Monday are tremendous coaches and knowledgeable people. I’ve known Coach Scalf for a long time and he’s one of the most respected head coach-es in the game. This opportunity would not be possible, though, without being on Coach (Mike) Fox’s staff for the past two-plus seasons. I’d like to thank Coach Fox for giving me my start. I’m looking forward to continuing to build upon what has been established here at UNCW.”

Woodard assisted with all aspects of the Tar Heel program, including the pitching staff under the direction of Associate Head Coach Scott Forbes. He also worked closely with the program’s strength and conditioning program and on-campus recruiting.

Woodard served as pitching coach this summer for the Orleans Firebirds, who were second in the Cape Cod League with a 3.73 ERA and topped the league in opponent’s batting average (.239).

In 2011, UNC-CH pitchers posted the third most strikeouts in program history and Patrick Johnson’s 13 wins marked just the fourth time a Tar Heel had earned at least 13 victories in a season. Johnson was selected by the Colorado Rockies in the 2011 draft.

The 2012 edition of the Tar Heels led the ACC and ranked fourth nationally with a 2.66 earned run average. The pitching staff stood seventh among NCAA schools in strikeouts per nine at 8.5.

During Woodard’s coaching career at UNC, the Tar Heels posted a record of 97-32 and played in the College World Series in 2011.

As a player, Woodard concluded his career as the program’s all-time winningest pitcher with a four-year record of 34-5, including a perfect 22-0 mark at Boshamer Stadium.HeearnedAll-ACChonorsthreetimesandfinishedamongthecircuit’sall-time leaders in wins and innings pitched. As the anchor of the pitching staff, Woodard helped the Tar Heels to the championship series of the CWS in 2006 and 2007.

Woodard graduated from Chapel Hill in 2008 with a Bachelor’s Degree in manage-ment and society. In 2006-07, he was a recipient of the Patterson Medal given to UNC’s most outstanding student-athletes.


Asst. Coach robbie monday Robbie Monday returns to his alma mater follow-ing a season on the staff at Barton under the tutelage of former Seahawk assistant coach Josh Simmons.

“I’m eager to get started,” said Monday. “The chance to return to UNCW and join a staff that has been very successful is exciting for me. I’m thankful that Coach Scalf and Coach Hood have given me this opportunity. I look forward to the challenges ahead as we look to win the CAA and return to the NCAA tourna-ment.”

Monday played for the Seahawks in 2009 and 2010,finishinghiscareerastheprogram’sall-timeleaderinsluggingpercentage(.620) and fourth with 32 career home runs. In 2010, Monday led the Colonial Ath-letic Association with 20 round trippers and earned second-team All-CAA honors. Hewasathird-teamselectionasajunior,hisfirstseasonwiththeSeahawksaftertransferring from Surry Community College.

In his only season with Barton, the Bulldogs hit .285 with 30 home runs and 107 doubles. Phillip Williams earned second-team All-Conference Carolinas after tying for the team lead with eight homers and knocking a team-high 40 runs. Col-lins Cuthrell also earned second-team honors by hitting .331 and matching Wil-liams’ team-high eight homers.


PRINCE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2011 10.29 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 7.0 14 9 8 2 72012 9.53 1 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 11.1 20 15 12 6 8TOTAL 9.82 1 0 22 0 0 0 0 0 18.1 34 24 20 8 15

1 • William PrincerHP • Junior • 5-10/170Wilson, n.c. • Fike

2012 (Sophomore)Made 21 relief appearances … Tied for team-lead with four saves … Earned win over Ohio (2/17) in season opener … Struck out career-high six in two innings at College of Charleston (3/13) … Also picked up win in that game … Posted save against Coll. of Charleston (3/20) as UNCW swept home-and-home series … Earned two saves against VCU (3/23, 3/25) … Tossed three innings of two-hit, shutout baseball against William & Mary for a save (5/12).

2011 (FreShman)Made 20 appearances, all in relief ... Tied for staff lead with five saves ...Finished with 0-2 mark and 3.86 ERA ... CAA Rookie-of-the-Week (4/11) ... Struck out 23 batters in 25 2/3 innings ... Posted first career save against NCState (4/13) with six career-high six strikeouts in 3 1/3 innings ... Also nailed down saves against William & Mary (4/17), Elon (5/3), Georgia State (5/7) and VCU (5/21).

at FikeCompiled a 13-7 mark his final twoseasons for coach Will Flowers and the Golden Demons ... Struck out 151 bat-ters in 130 career innings ... Ranked among state leaders with nine wins his seniorseason...Alsofinishedfourthinstate with 0.90 ERA in 2010 ... His 98 strikeouts were 11th highest total in state ... Helped Golden Demons to Big East Conference championship in 2008 ... Pitcher for silver medalists Region III in 2009 State Games of North Caro-

lina ... Pitcher in Senior Select game in 2010.

perSonalFull name: William Clark Prince ... Born June 24, 1992, in Wilson, N.C. ... Son of Jennifer and Randy Prince.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSInnings pitched ....................................................2.1, at Charleston Southern, Apr 11, 2012 Walks allowed ......................................................................................2, Ohio, Feb 17, 2012.................................................................................................... vs Vanderbilt, Jun 1, 2012 Strikeouts ............................................................................... 3, Jacksonville, Feb 18, 2011 Batters faced ........................................................10, at Charleston Southern, Apr 11, 2012 Field chances .....................................................................2, at Georgia State, Apr 29, 2012 Assists ...............................................................................2, at Georgia State, Apr 29, 2012

all-time rankinGSMost saves .............................................................................................................. t-4th (9)

SinGle-SeaSon rankinGSMost saves ............................................................................................... t-10th (5 in 2011)Most saves ............................................................................................... t-14th (4 in 2012)

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LAGRANGE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2011 .241 44 32 137 23 33 8 0 0 13 7 30 0 2 2012 .050 11 6 20 4 1 1 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 TOTAL .217 55 38 157 27 34 9 0 0 13 8 35 0 2

2 • rYan laGranGeinF • Junior • 6-0/200Wilmington, n.c. • e.a. laney

2012 (Sophomore)Played in 11 games, making six starts … Doubled against UNCA (3/4) in Hughes Bros. Challenge … Scored four runs.

2011 (FreShman)Played in 44 games, making 32 starts ... Finished with .241 batting average ... Opened career with six-game hitting streak ... Collected four hits against North Florida (3/16) with a pair of

doubles...Madestartsatallfourinfieldpositions.

at laneyHelped Buccaneers to 2010 4A State Championship, first state title in 14seasons ... Bucs went 21-10 in 2010 ... Picked up win in relief in championship game win (6-5) against East Forsyth ... Earned All-State and All-Mideastern Conference honors his senior season ...

Named Wilmington Star News Player-of-the-Year ... Earned all-conference honors in 2008 and 2009 ... Played in State Games in 2008 & 2009 ... Led Bucs with 37 runs scored his senior sea-son ... Also hit .343 and drove in 17 runs ... On the mound he fashioned 1.05 ERA and 2-0 mark as reliever ... Also helped program to Mideastern Conference title as a junior ... From same high school program that produced UNCW all-time

wins leader Ronald Hill (2002-2005) ... Graduated in the top 10 academically in his senior class.

perSonalFull name: Ryan Rex LaGrange ... Born on Sept. 18, 1992, in Wilmington, N.C. ... Son of Cecilia and Randy LaGrange.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits ................................................................................... 4, North Florida, Mar 16, 2011 Doubles........................ 2, North Florida, Mar 16, 2011 ; at George Mason, Mar 25, 2011 Total bases ....................................................................... 6, North Florida, Mar 16, 2011 RBI ..................................2, Jacksonville, Feb 18, 2011 ; at Old Dominion, May 13, 2011 Runs scored ........................................................................3, Jacksonville, Feb 18, 2011 Walks .......................................................................................... 2, at Elon, Mar 01, 2011 Hit by pitch ....................................................................2, at Northeastern, Apr 21, 2012 Struck out ................................................................... 3, at North Carolina, Mar 22, 2011 Sac flies ........................................1, at Hofstra, Apr 22, 2011 ; at Towson, Mar 20, 2011 .........................................................................................at Old Dominion, May 13, 2011 Sac bunts .................................. 1, at Hofstra, Apr 22, 2011 ; St. Joseph’s, Mar 08, 2011 ............................................................................................. Old Dominion, May 27, 2011 At bats ...............................................................................................................5, 4 timesCaught stealing ....................... 1, at Hofstra, Apr 22, 2011 ; West Virginia, Feb 27, 2011 Field chances ...........9, Jacksonville, Feb 19, 2011 ; at Coll. of Charleston, Feb 22, 2011 ........................................................................................at North Carolina, Mar 22, 2011 Putouts ..........................9, Jacksonville, Feb 19, 2011 ; at North Carolina, Mar 22, 2011 Assists .....................................................................................8, Campbell, Apr 12, 2011


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RENVILL’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2011 .286 4 0 7 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2012 .333 4 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 TOTAL .300 8 0 10 1 3 0 0 0 1 2 4 0 0

4 • luis renvillinF • Junior • 5-11/165raeford, n.c. • Hoke county

2012 (Sophomore)Played in four games … Singled against Towson (5/6).

2011 (FreShman)Played in four games, all off the bench ... Collected two hits on seven at bats.

at hoke countyMid-Southeastern All-Conference in 2008, 2009 and 2010 ... Helped Hoke County to 24-2 mark his senior season

... Four-time Hoke County best Offen-sive Player ... Participated in 2009 State Game of North Carolina ... Also earned Central Carolina All-Star accolades ... Hit .473 and slugged .554 his senior season for Bucks ... Four-year letter-winner for coach Mike Ray.

perSonalFull name: Luis Francisco Renvill ... Born Oct. 22, 2992, in Bronx, N.Y. ... Son of Marlene and Luis Renvill.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits ..................................................... 1, NC State, Apr 20, 2011 ; Towson, May 05, 2012 ..................................................................................... at Coastal Carolina, May 17, 2011 Total bases ......................................... 1, NC State, Apr 20, 2011 ; Towson, May 05, 2012 ..................................................................................... at Coastal Carolina, May 17, 2011 RBI ................................................................................. 1, at Georgia State, Apr 27, 2012 Runs scored ..........................................................................1, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 Walks .................................1, at Georgia State, Apr 27, 2012 ; at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 Struck out .......................................................................... 2, East Carolina, Mar 29, 2011 At bats ............................................................................... 3, East Carolina, Mar 29, 2011 Field chances ..................................................................... 4, East Carolina, Mar 29, 2011 Putouts ......................1, East Carolina, Mar 29, 2011 ; at Coastal Carolina, May 17, 2011 Assists .......................2, East Carolina, Mar 29, 2011 ; at Coastal Carolina, May 17, 2011


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JARRETT’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2012 .250 17 5 24 7 6 2 1 0 3 4 7 0 0 TOTAL .250 17 5 24 7 6 2 1 0 3 4 7 0 0

5 • micaH JarreTTOF • senior • 5-11/185salisbury, n.c. • east rowan (Pitt cc/Wake Forest)

2012 (Junior)Injuries limited him to 17 games overall, withfivestarts…Collectedtwohitsandscored a run at VCU (3/24) … Doubled in two runs against JMU (3/11) … Tripled in run against Ohio (2/18).

at pitt cc (Sophomore)Played in 48 games and hit .370 his sophomore season ... Scored 41 runs and knocked in 40 for Bulldogs in 2011 ... Helped Bulldogs to Region X title with

game-winning homer in the bottom of the ninth against Guilford Tech.

at Wake ForeSt (FreShman)Hit .214 in 30 games for Demon Dea-cons ... Finished with nine runs scored andfiveknockedin...Stolefourbasesin seven attempts.

at eaSt roWanFour-year letterman for Mustangs and coach Brian Hightower ... Three-time

All-County selection and two time All-North Piedmont Conference honoree ... All-Region selection in 2008 ... Hit .410 with seven homers, 40 RBI and stole 17 bases his senior season ... Played in 3A State Finals in 2008.

perSonalFull name: Micah Ashley Jarrett ... Born Sept. 26, 1989, in Greensboro, N.C. ... Son of Sherry and Randy Jarrett ... Mother, Sherry, attended UNCW.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits .............................................................................................. 2, at VCU, Mar 24, 2012 Doubles..................................... 1, James Madison, Mar 11, 2012 ; at VCU, Mar 24, 2012 Triples .............................................................................................. 1, Ohio, Feb 18, 2012 Total bases ................................................. 3, Ohio, Feb 18, 2012 ; at VCU, Mar 24, 2012 RBI ................................................................................. 2, James Madison, Mar 11, 2012 Runs scored ........................................................................................................1, 7 timesWalks ........................................................................................... 2, at Elon, Mar 27, 2012 Struck out .......................................................................... 3, Old Dominion, Apr 01, 2012 At bats .............................................................................. 4, UNC Asheville, Mar 04, 2012 Field chances .........................................................................6, at NC State, Feb 21, 2012 Putouts ..................................................................................5, at NC State, Feb 21, 2012


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BASS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2010 .300 48 42 160 28 48 3 2 1 25 20 39 15 17 2011 .282 52 51 195 40 55 14 2 1 24 22 47 15 17 2012 .326 61 61 221 33 72 9 3 0 33 20 41 20 23 TOTAL .304 161 154 576 101 175 26 7 2 82 62 127 50 57

6 • micHael BassinF • senior • 5-9/155Fairmont, n.c. • Fairmont

2012 (Junior)Returned to infield at second base …Started 61 games … Earned Second-Team All-CAA honors … Led CAA with 200 assists, third all-time at UNCW … Fielded at a .982 clip … Fifth in CAA with 11 sac bunts … Tied for sixth with 20 stolen bases … Hit. 343 in conference play … Had five hitting streaks of sixgames or more, including 13-game span where he hit .409 (18-44) … Posted 19 multi-hit games … Also reached base in 23 consecutive games, a team-high.

2011 (Sophomore)Moved tooutfieldafterplaying timeatsecond and third in 2010 ... Started 51-of-52 games ... Hit .282 with 40 runs scored ... Finished with career-high 14 doubles ... Stole career-high 15 bases ... Scored two or more runs on 15 differ-ent occasions ... Homered and drove in three runs at George Mason (3/25).

2010 (FreShman)CAA All-Rookie ... Started 42-of-48 games ... Split time between third and second base and made several starts

intheoutfield...Ledteamwith15sto-len bases ... CAA Rookie -of-the-Week (4/12) ... First career home runs was a game-winning grand slam at Delaware (4/9) ... Fashioned 10-game hitting streak.

at FairmontWendy’s High School Heisman National Award finalist ... Four-time All-South-eastern Conference and All-County selection ... Southeastern Conference Player-of-the-Year and All-State hon-oree in 2008 and 2009 ... Helped Golden

TornadoestoEastern2ARegionalfinal... Hit .402 and scored 35 runs his junior season ... Competed in the North Caro-lina State Games for Region 4.

perSonalFull name: Michael Richard Bass ... Born Sept. 10, 1991, in Fairmont, N.C. ... Son of Mary Ellen and Richard Bass.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits ...................................................................................................................3, 10 timesDoubles..........................................................................2, Coastal Carolina, Apr 26, 2011 Triples .................................................................................................................1, 7 timesHome runs ....................... 1, at Delaware, Apr 09, 2010 ; at George Mason, Mar 25, 2011 Total bases ............................5, at Delaware, Apr 09, 2010 ; Jacksonville, Feb 18, 2011 ;......................................................................................... at George Mason, Mar 25, 2011 RBI ........................................................................................ 4, at Delaware, Apr 09, 2010 Runs scored ...........................3, Holy Cross, Mar 07, 2011 ; Georgia State, May 08, 2011 Walks ................................................................................ 3, Georgia State, May 07, 2011 Hit by pitch .......................................................................................................1, 11 timesStruck out .............................................................. 4, at Coll. of Charleston, Feb 22, 2011 Sac flies ..............................................................................................................1, 4 timesSac bunts ...................................2, Duquesne, Mar 12, 2010 ; vs Delaware, May 26, 2012 At bats ................................................................... 7, at Coll. of Charleston, Feb 22, 2011 Stolen bases .......................................................................................................2, 4 timesCaught stealing ..................................................................................................1, 7 timesField chances ............................................................................. 14, at VCU, Mar 24, 2012 Putouts ...............................................................................................................6, 4 timesAssists ......................................................................................... 8, at VCU, Mar 24, 2012

all-time rankinGS:Most assists ..................................................................................................... 10th (332)Most times struck out ....................................................................................... 12th (127)Most double plays turned ................................................................................... 16th (60)Most triples .........................................................................................................t-16th (7)Most stolen bases .............................................................................................. 17th (50)

SinGle-SeaSon rankinGS:Most assists .......................................................................................... 3rd (200 in 2012)Mostsacrificehits .................................................................................t-9th (11 in 2012)Most double plays turned ...................................................................... 10th (41 in 2012)Most games played ............................................................................ t-14th (61 in 2012)Most times struck out ......................................................................... t-19th (47 in 2011)

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BASS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2011 .125 9 0 8 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 2012 .167 7 6 18 1 3 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 TOTAL .154 16 6 26 3 4 1 0 0 2 2 5 0 0

9 • DillOn BassinF • Junior • 5-9/190Four Oaks, n.c./south Johnston

2012 (Sophomore)Played in seven games, including six starts at third base … Had two hits and drove in a run against Ohio (2/18, G1) … Singled and scored against Delaware (3/16).

2011 (FreShman)Appeared in nine games, all off the bench ... Scored twice and doubled once while going 1-for-8.

at South JohnStonThree-year letter winner for coach Keith Durham ... All-Eastern Carolina Confer-ence selection his senior season ... Hit .350 and drove in 26 runs ... Earned Coaches Award his junior and senior seasons ... Played in State Games of North Carolina in 2009 ... Also played in East-West All-Star game as a senior ... From same high school program that produced UNCW All-America and major leaguer John Raynor.

perSonalFull name: Dillon Michael Bass ... Born on May 20, 1992, in Raleigh, N.C. ... Son of Lisa and David Bass.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits ................................................................................................... 2, Ohio, Feb 18, 2012 Doubles............................................................................... 1, North Florida, Mar 16, 2011 Total bases ........................................ 2, Ohio, Feb 18, 2012 ; North Florida, Mar 16, 2011 RBI ..................................................... 1, Ohio, Feb 18, 2012 ; North Florida, Mar 16, 2011 Runs scored ......................... 1, North Florida, Mar 16, 2011 ; at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 ;................................................................................................East Carolina, Mar 29, 2011 Walks ...................................... 1, at NC State, Feb 21, 2012 ; East Carolina, Mar 29, 2011 Hit by pitch ....................................................................................... 2, Ohio, Feb 18, 2012 Struck out ........................................................................................................... 1, 5 timesAt bats .............................................................................................. 4, Ohio, Feb 18, 2012 Field chances ......................................................................... 6, at NC State, Feb 21, 2012 Putouts ...............................................................................2, East Carolina, Mar 29, 2011 Assists ................................................................................... 6, at NC State, Feb 21, 2012


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RIDGE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2010 .348 59 56 221 32 77 17 0 5 49 24 39 1 1 2011 .354 59 59 237 53 84 17 0 9 60 31 26 6 7 2012 .340 62 62 238 40 81 16 1 4 41 37 32 3 8 TOTAL .348 180 177 696 125 242 50 1 18 150 92 97 10 16

10 • HunTer riDGeinF • senior • 6-0/210asheboro, n.c./sW randolph

2012 (Junior)Second-teamAll-CAAselectionatfirstbase for second straight season ... Af-terslowstart,hefinishedsecondontheteam with .340 batting average, includ-ing .374 mark in CAA ... Finished season ranked fourth on UNCW’s all-time hit list with 242 ... Tied for third on club with 16 doubles .... Knocked in 41 runs and scored 40 ... Second on team with 25 multiple-hit games … Also chalked up nine multi-RBI games … Tied for team-lead with .374 batting average in con-ference play … Tied for second on UNCW with 26 runs knocked in against CAA opponents … Seventh in league with 81 hits and 10th in total bases (111) … Walked 37 times, fourth most in CAA … Ranks among UNCW’s all-time leaders in OBA (6th, .426), RBI (6th, 150), bat-

ting avg (7th, .348) and doubles (7th, 50).

2011 (Sophomore)SecondTeamAll-CAAselectionatfirstbase ... CAA Player-of-the-Week (4/18) ... Second on club with .354 batting average and .433 on-base average ... Led Seahawks with 60 RBI and 53 runs scored ... Also held team-lead with 17 doubles ... Set school record for hits by a sophomore (84) ... Hit .489 (22-45) over a season-high 11-game hitting streak ... Also scored 16 runs during that stretch ... Led lineup with 30 multiple hit games and 18 multiple RBI outings ... Ended season with seven-game hitting streak intact (.414).

2010 (FreShman)Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America ... Also earned Ping! Baseball Freshman All-America honors ... First-team ABCA/Rawlings All-East selection ... Third-team All-CAA and All-Rookie ... Led Seahawks with .348 batting average ... Set UNCW freshman record with 77 hits ... Second on team with 49 RBI ... Connected on game-winning 3-run homer in the ninth against Georgia State in an elimination game of the CAA Tournament (5/28) ... Finished season with 14-game hitting streak at carries over to 2011 season.

at SouthWeStern randolphEarned 3A All-State honors his junior and senior seasons ... Three-time All-County selection ... Twice earned All-

Mid Piedmont Conference honors ... Named County and Conference Player-of-the-Year his senior season ... Played in NC-SC Select All-Star game twice ... As a junior, hit .442 with 10 doubles at 26 RBI ... Hit .400 and 14 homers for Randolph County Legion in 2008 ... Posted .511 average with 14 home runs, scored 46 runs and drove in 64 in 2009 for Randolph County .

perSonalFull name: William Hunter Ridge ... Born Feb. 3, 1992, in Asheboro, N.C. ... Son of Lorraine and Tim Ridge.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits ..................................................................................4, at East Carolina, Apr 19, 2011 Doubles............................................................................................................... 2, 4 timesTriples .............................................................................. 1, George Mason, May 18, 2012 Home runs ........................................................................................................ 1, 18 timesTotal bases ...................... 7, George Mason, May 18, 2012 ; Georgia State, May 28, 2010 RBI .........................................................................................5, at Delaware, Apr 10, 2010 Runs scored ........................................................................ 4, North Florida, Mar 15, 2011 Walks .................................................................................. 3, Old Dominion, Apr 01, 2012 Hit by pitch ......................................................................................................... 1, 9 timesStruck out ........................ 3, Wake Forest, Mar 10, 2010 ; at Old Dominion, May 26, 2011 Sac flies .............................................................................................................. 1, 9 timesAt bats ................................................................................................................ 6, 4 timesStolen bases ..................................................................................................... 1, 10 timesCaught stealing .................................................................................................. 1, 6 timesField chances ......................................................... 17, Va. Commonwealth, May 20, 2011 Putouts .................................................................. 17, Va. Commonwealth, May 20, 2011 Assists ............................................................................3, at Georgia State, Apr 29, 2012

all-time rankinGSMost double plays turned .................................................................................... 3rd (110)Most hits .............................................................................................................. 4th (242)Most putouts .....................................................................................................5th (1057)Most chances ................................................................................................. t-5th (1148)Highest on base pct. ........................................................................................... 6th (.426)Most runs batted in ............................................................................................. 6th (150)Highest batting avg. ........................................................................................... 7th (.348)Most doubles ...................................................................................................... t-7th (50)Highestfieldingpct. ........................................................................................... 9th (.984)Most total bases ................................................................................................10th (348)

Most at bats .................................................................................................... t-12th (696)Most walks .......................................................................................................... 13th (92)Most games started ........................................................................................ t-15th (177)Highest slugging pct.........................................................................................17th (.500)

SinGle-SeaSon rankinGSMost games played ............................................................................... t-4th (62 in 2012)Most double plays turned .........................................................................5th (45 in 2012)Most double plays turned ...................................................................... t-6th (42 in 2011)Most chances .........................................................................................7th (498 in 2012)Most putouts ..........................................................................................7th (465 in 2012)Most putouts ..........................................................................................8th (453 in 2011)Most chances .........................................................................................9th (487 in 2011)Most runs batted in ............................................................................... t-9th (60 in 2011)Most times grounded into DP ................................................................ t-11th (5 in 2012)Most hits .................................................................................................12th (84 in 2011)Most walks .......................................................................................... t-12th (37 in 2012)Most at bats ..........................................................................................14th (238 in 2012)Most at bats ....................................................................................... t-15th (237 in 2011)Most hits .............................................................................................. t-17th (81 in 2012)Most runs scored ................................................................................. t-20th (53 in 2011)

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RAmSEY’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2012 4.36 4 3 14 14 0 0 2 0 66.0 68 33 32 23 54TOTAL 4.36 4 3 14 14 0 0 2 0 66.0 68 33 32 23 54

11 • JOrDan ramseYrHP • sophomore • 6-4/205lexington, n.c./north Davidson

2012 (FreShman)Earned CAA All-Rookie honors … Three-time CAA Rookie-of-the-Week (3/26, 4/2 and 5/7) … Allowed just one home run as a freshman, ranking second in CAA … Made 14 starts for Seahawks … Finished with 4-3 record and 4.36 ERA … Picked up first career win againstDelaware (3/18) … Also recorded wins against VCU (3/25), Northeastern (4/22) and Towson (5/6) … Went season-long 7.2 innings against Towson … Struck out

season-high seven in start against JMU (3/11) … Against VCU (3/25), fanned six and allowed just three hits … Struck out fourandallowedjusttwohitsinfirstca-reer start against Ohio (2/18).

Selected by Kansas City in 28th round of 2011 MLB Draft.

at north davidSonThree-year letter winner for Knights and former Seahawk Mike Meadows

... Teammate of current Seahawk Kelly Secrest ... 4A All-State selection in 2010 and 2011 ... Also earned All-Cen-tral Piedmont Conference honors same seasons ... 2011 CPC Player-of-the-Year ... CPC Pitcher-of-the-Year in 2010 and 2011 ... County Player-of-the-Year his junior and senior seasons ... Struck out 95 in 53 innings his senior season ... Walked just nine while posting a 1.04 ERA ... Tossed a no-hitter and a pair of one-hitters in 2011 ... Finished career

with 22-6 mark with 241 strikeouts in 142 innings.

perSonalFull name: Jordan Robert Ramsey ... Born Sept. 6, 1992, in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Son of Becky and Bobby Ram-sey.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSInnings pitched ........................................................................ 7.2, Towson, May 06, 2012 Walks allowed .................................................................5, James Madison, Mar 11, 2012 Strikeouts .......................................................................7, James Madison, Mar 11, 2012 Batters faced ............................................................................ 29, Towson, May 06, 2012 Field chances .............................................................................. 2, Towson, May 06, 2012 Putouts ....................................................................................... 2, Towson, May 06, 2012 Assists ................................................................................................................ 1, 4 timesRunners CS ........................... 1, at Texas Christian, Apr 07, 2012 ; Towson, May 06, 2012

SinGle-SeaSon rankinGSMost hit batters ..................................................................................... t-6th (13 in 2012)


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mOLINARO’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2012 .273 62 62 264 49 72 17 1 16 48 19 66 6 7 TOTAL .273 62 62 264 49 72 17 1 16 48 19 66 6 7

12 • TYler mOlinarOOF • senior • 6-3/215charlottesville, va./albemarle (Pitt cc)

2012 (Junior)Third-team All-CAA outfielder ... Alsoearned CAA All-Tournament honors ... Led Seahawks and CAA with 16 home runs ... Finished 15th nationally in home runs … Also ranked 35th nationally in total bases (139) … Became fourth Seahawk to lead Colonial in home runs ... One of two Seahawks to start all 62 games ... Finished with .273 batting average and a team-high 48 RBI ... Also scored49runsandfinishedsecondonteam with 17 doubles … CAA Player-of-the-Week (3/26) … Third on team with 22 multiple-hit games … Led club

with 16 multi-RBI games … Homered, doubled and drove in four runs against Delaware (3/16) … Connected on game-winning homer at TCU (4/5) … Also col-lected three hits and doubled in that game … Had nine home runs and drove in 26 runs against CAA pitching … Tied for 10th in runs (49) in CAA statistics … Tied for seventh with 48 RBI and eighth in doubles (17) … Also tied for league-lead with 264 at-bats.

Selected in 15th round of 2011 MLB Draft by New York Yankees.

at pitt cc2011: Third-team NJCAA All-America ... Region X Player-of-the-Year ... Helped Bulldogs to consecutive Region X con-ference titles (2010, 2011) ... Pitt CC played in NJCAA World Series in 2010 ... Bulldogs posted 80-23 mark during his two seasons ... Hit .396 with 15 home runs and 14 doubles while driving in 53 runs to lead the Bulldogs.

2010: Belted nine round trippers while hitting .344 and collecting 38 RBI.

at albemarle3A All-State selection in 2009 ... First-team All-District ... Two-year starter for Patriots and coach Carroll Bickers ... Team MVP after setting school records in home runs and RBI.

perSonalFull name: Tyler Francis Molinaro ... Born Sept. 16, 1990, in Charlottesville, Va. ... Son of Lisa and Geoff Molinaro.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits ................................................................................................................... 3, 10 timesDoubles....................................................................................... 2, Towson, May 05, 2012 Triples .............................................................................. 1, George Mason, May 18, 2012 Home runs ........................................................................................................ 1, 16 timesTotal bases ................................................................................. 8, Towson, May 05, 2012 RBI ........................................................................................ 4, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 Runs scored ..................................................................................3, Hofstra, Apr 13, 2012 Walks ..........................................2, Ohio, Feb 18, 2012 ; at William & Mary, May 10, 2012 Hit by pitch ......................................................................................................... 1, 5 timesStruck out .......................................................................4, at Georgia State, Apr 29, 2012 Sac flies ..............................1, George Mason, May 19, 2012 ; vs Delaware, May 26, 2012 Sac bunts .........................................................................1, at Northeastern, Apr 22, 2012 At bats ................................................................................................................ 6, 5 timesStolen bases ....................................................................................................... 1, 6 timesCaught stealing ..............................................................1, at Georgia State, Apr 28, 2012 Field chances ................................................................... 6, George Mason, May 17, 2012 Putouts ............................................................................ 6, George Mason, May 17, 2012 Assists ......................................... 1, St. John’s, Feb 29, 2012 ; at NC State, Jun 03, 2012.............................................................................................. UNC Asheville, Mar 02, 2012

SinGle-SeaSon rankinGSMost times struck out ............................................................................... 1st (66 in 2012)Most at bats ........................................................................................ t-2nd (264 in 2012)Most games played ............................................................................... t-4th (62 in 2012)Most home runs ..................................................................................... t-7th (16 in 2012)Most total bases ...................................................................................10th (139 in 2012)

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TART’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2010 17.18 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 3.2 4 7 7 6 32011 3.24 2 0 13 3 1 0 1 5 33.1 23 16 12 11 23TOTAL 4.62 2 1 19 3 1 0 1 5 37.0 27 23 19 17 26

13 • Blaze TarTrHP • rs-Junior • 6-4/215Durham, n.c./Pendleton Prep [Fla.]

2012 (red-Shirt)Missed season following arm surgery midway through 2011.

2011 (Sophomore)Became UNCW’s top pitcher before elbow injury curtailed season at mid-point ... Owned 2-0 record and tied for bullpen leadwithfive saves ...Pitchedin 13 games, making three starts ... Opponents hit just .202 against him ... Finished with 23 strikeouts in 33 in-

nings ... Struck out career-high eight in five-inningreliefstintatGeorgeMason(3/26) in picking up win ... Tossed com-plete game in just second career start against William & Mary (4/16).

2010 (FreShman)Pitched in six games.

at pendleton prepSelected by Boston Red Sox in 33rd round of MLB Draft ... Pendleton con-

cluded 2009 season ranked seventh nationally by Maxpreps.com ... Earned All-Conference honors his sophomore season ... Later earned All-State honors as a junior ... Served as Panthers’ closer and recorded nine saves and compiled a 1.20 ERA in 20 innings as a junior ... Allowed just eight hits and five walkswhile striking out 41 ... Compiled 9-0 mark and 1.26 ERA his senior season as Panthers compiled 33-1 mark ... Struck out 39 in 35.2 innings ... Played

in Florida Athletic Coaches Association Classic.

perSonalFull name: Willie Blaze Tart ... Born April 21, 1991, in Greensboro, N.C. ... Son of Marlene Hankins and Willie Brent Tart.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSInnings pitched ..............................................................9.0, William & Mary, Apr 16, 2011 Walks allowed ...................................................................... 3, Jacksonville, Feb 20, 2011 Strikeouts .....................................................................8, at George Mason, Mar 26, 2011 Batters faced ..................................................................34, William & Mary, Apr 16, 2011 Field chances ...................................................................................................... 1, 5 timesPutouts .....................................1, Delaware, Apr 09, 2011 ; William & Mary, Apr 16, 2011............................................................................................ Morehead State, Feb 27, 2010 Assists .................................................... 1, at Hofstra, Apr 22, 2011 ; Elon, May 05, 2010 Runners CS ...............................................................................1, at Hofstra, Apr 22, 2011

all-time rankinGSMost saves ......................................................................................................... t-15th (5)

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SECREST’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2011 5.68 2 1 28 0 0 0 0 0 19.0 16 13 12 13 202012 2.12 5 2 30 3 0 0 1 1 51.0 34 14 12 17 45TOTAL 3.09 7 3 58 3 0 0 1 1 70.0 50 27 24 30 65

19 • kellY secresTlHP • Junior • 6-0/210mt. airy, n.c./north Davidson

2012 (Sophomore)Led Seahawks with 30 appearances on the season, including three starts … Led bullpen with 5-2 record … Recorded lone save against JMU (3/11) … Earned win with three innings of one-hit relief at TCU (4/5) … Had four relief appearances of three or more innings … Struck out ca-reer-high 12 batters in career-long 5.1 innings of relief against Elon … Fanned seven consecutive batters in that out-ing and tied UNCW record for strikeouts

by a reliever, set by Allen Flood in 2007 against Northeastern … Earned win over Delaware (5/26, G2) in CAA Champion-ship … Led staff with 2.12 ERA and held opponents to .193 batting average … In conference play, he went 2-1 with 1.71 ERA and opp. Avg. of .186.

2011 (FreShman)Tied for staff lead with 28 appearances ... Tied for second in the CAA in appear-ances ... Went 2-1 with wins over North

Florida (3/15) and NC State (4/13) ... Struck out season-high three against William & Mary (4/15).

at north davidSonLettered his junior and senior seasons for coach Mike Meadows, a former Sea-hawk (1986-87) ... Earned All- Central Piedmont Conference honors his junior and senior seasons.

perSonalFull name: Kelly Wayne Secrest ... Born on Sept. 13, 1991, in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Son of Carol Essick and Ricky Secrest.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSInnings pitched ...............................................................................5.1, Elon, Apr 25, 2012 Walks allowed ..................................................................................................... 2, 6 timesStrikeouts ........................................................................................12, Elon, Apr 25, 2012 Batters faced ...................................................................................16, Elon, Apr 25, 2012 Field chances ......................... 2, Hofstra, Apr 13, 2012 ; at James Madison, Apr 29, 2011 Assists ................................... 2, Hofstra, Apr 13, 2012 ; at James Madison, Apr 29, 2011 Runners CS ......................................................................................................... 1, 6 times

SinGle-SeaSon rankinGS:Most appearances ................................................................................. t-8th (30 in 2012)Most appearances ............................................................................... t-13th (28 in 2011)

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ABSHIRE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2011 .080 16 7 25 4 2 1 0 0 2 5 9 1 1 2012 .167 22 8 30 6 5 1 0 0 0 5 7 2 2 TOTAL .127 38 15 55 10 7 2 0 0 2 10 16 3 3

20 • JOsH aBsHirec/OF • Junior • 6-1/175Wake Forest, n.c./Wakefield

2012 (Sophomore)Played in 22 games, starting eight … Opened season with two hits and scored twice against Ohio (2/17) … Saw time in outfield (seven starts) as well ascatcher.

2011 (FreShman)Played in 16 games, making seven starts, all behind the plate ... Scored four runs.

at WakeFieldTeam captain ... First-team All-State ... Alsofirst-teamAll-Cap7...NamedMVPat Bobby Murray Tournament ... Team MVP as a senior ... Also honored as Of-fensive Player-of-the-Year ... Played in East-West and North Carolina-South Carolina All-Star games in 2010 ... Set school single season records for runs (35) and batting average (.446) ... Fin-ished with .357 career batting average ... Lettered his final three seasons for

Wolverines ... Played for Impact Base-ball Dirtbags at WWBA Championships in Ft. Myers, Fla., and East Cobb, Ga.

perSonalFull name: Joshua Curtis Abshire ... Born on April 1, 1992, in Rocky Mount, N.C. ... Son of Edy and Les Abshire ... Father was a catcher at NC State (1986-87).

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits ................................................................................................... 2, Ohio, Feb 17, 2012 Doubles...................................1, at NC State, Jun 03, 2012 ; East Carolina, Mar 29, 2011 Total bases ........................................... 2, Ohio, Feb 17, 2012 ; at NC State, Jun 03, 2012................................................................................................East Carolina, Mar 29, 2011RBI ........................................ 1, Jacksonville, Feb 18, 2011 ; East Carolina, Mar 29, 2011 Runs scored ...................................................................................... 2, Ohio, Feb 17, 2012 Walks ............................................ 2, at Georgia State, Apr 27, 2012 ; Elon, May 03, 2011 Hit by pitch .................. 1, East Carolina, Apr 03, 2012 ; Coll. of Charleston, Mar 20, 2012 Struck out .......................2, at Texas Christian, Apr 06, 2012 ; Jacksonville, Feb 18, 2011.............................................................................................. UNC Asheville, Mar 04, 2012 Sac bunts .......................................................................................... 1, Ohio, Feb 17, 2012 At bats ................................................ 4, Ohio, Feb 17, 2012 ; Jacksonville, Feb 18, 2011.............................................................................................. UNC Asheville, Mar 04, 2012 Stolen bases ................... 1, at Ole Miss, Feb 24, 2012 ; Coll. of Charleston, Mar 20, 2012............................................................................................................. Elon, May 03, 2011 Field chances ..................................................................... 15, Jacksonville, Feb 20, 2011 Putouts .............................................................................. 14, Jacksonville, Feb 20, 2011 Assists ........................................................................ 3, at James Madison, Apr 30, 2011 Runners CS ................................................................. 3, at James Madison, Apr 30, 2011


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mAYHEW’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2012 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 3 2TOTAL 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 3 2

22 • rYan maYHeWrHP • sophomore • 6-0/180clemmons, n.c./West Forsyth

2012 (FreShman)Made one appearance … Struck out two in hitless inning of relief at Delaware (3/16).

at WeSt ForSythAll-Central Piedmont Conference selec-tion in 2009, 2010 and 2011 ... Helped Titans to CPC titles in 2009 and 2010 ... Two-way talent for Titans and coach Randy Pope ... Posted 7-3 record with 2.01 ERA ... Fanned 97 in 51 innings ...

Batted .372 with 24 RBI and 27 runs scored ... Finished prep career with 20-5 record ... Struck out 255 in 140 innings while fashioning 1.90 ERA ... Earned Bronze Medal and Gold medal in North Carolina State games in 2009 and 2010, respectively.

Summer baSeballHelped Canes North to 2009 U16 World Wood Bat National Championship.

perSonalFull name: Ryan Austin Mayhew ... Born April 14, 2011, in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Son of Diane and Les Mayhew ... Fa-ther played baseball at Elon.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSInnings pitched .................................................................. 1.0, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 Walks allowed ....................................................................... 3, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 Strikeouts ............................................................................. 2, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 Batters faced ........................................................................ 6, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012


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DuNLAP’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2012 .333 5 0 6 1 2 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 TOTAL .333 5 0 6 1 2 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0

24 • luke DunlaPOF • sophomore • 5-11/180Walnut cove, n.c./east Forsyth

2012 (FreShman)Saw action in five games, all off thebench … Went 2-for-6 with both hits goingforextrabases…Homeredinfirstcareer at-bat at Delaware (3/16) … Also doubled in run against Towson.

at eaSt ForSythFour-year starter for Eagles ... Four-time All-Piedmont Triad Conference selection ... Three-time All-County honoree ... County Rookie-of-the-Year

... All-State and All-Region his senior season ... North Carolina/South Caro-lina Classic candidate ... Team MVP as senior ... Hit .482 with 11 doubles and eight home runs and knocked in 26 runs ... Finished career with .416 batting average, 30 home runs and 101 RBI ... Startedincenterfieldandbattedleadofffor all but one game in four seasons ... Helped Eagles to State 3A champion-ship series ... East Forsyth won confer-ence titles in 2008, 2009 and 2010.

perSonalFull name: James Luke Dunlap ... Born Jan. 18, 1993, in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Son of Sandy and Darrell Dunlap.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits ................................................ 1, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 ; Towson, May 06, 2012 Doubles....................................................................................... 1, Towson, May 06, 2012 Home runs ............................................................................ 1, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 Total bases ........................................................................... 4, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 RBI ........................................................................................ 2, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 Runs scored .......................................................................... 1, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 At bats .................................................................................. 2, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 Field chances ...................................................................... 2, Old Dominion, Apr 01, 2012 Putouts ............................................................................... 2, Old Dominion, Apr 01, 2012


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LIVENGOOD’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2012 9.00 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 8.0 13 11 8 5 9TOTAL 9.00 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 8.0 13 11 8 5 9

26 • JusTin livenGOODrHP • senior • 6-3/210Winston-salem, n.c./ledford (cape Fear cc)

2012 (Junior)Returnedtobaseballforfirsttimesincehigh school … Walked on and earned spot in bullpen … Made nine appearanc-es … Keyed UNCW’s CAA-title winning game with 2.1 innings of no-hit, shut-out baseball against Delaware (5/26) … Struck out two in one inning of work against Sacred Heart in NCAA Regional (6/2) … Struck out the side against Charleston Southern (5/15).

at ledFordTwo-year starter for Panthers and coach Chris Adams ... Team MVP as senior af-ter posting 10-0 record with a 1.01 ERA and three saves ... Helped Panthers to Central Carolina Conference tournament championships in 2007 and 2008 ... 2A All-State selection in 2008 ... Earned All-CCC honors in 2007 and 2008.

perSonalFull name: Justin Scott Livengood ... Born March 2, 1990, in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Son of Lynn and Tony Liven-good.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSInnings pitched ................................................................. 2.1, vs Delaware, May 26, 2012 Walks allowed ...................................................................... 2, vs Delaware, May 26, 2012 Strikeouts ...............................................................3, Charleston Southern, May 15, 2012 Batters faced ..................................................................... 10, vs Delaware, May 26, 2012 Field chances .......................1, UNC Asheville, Mar 04, 2012 ; vs Delaware, May 26, 2012 Assists .................................1, UNC Asheville, Mar 04, 2012 ; vs Delaware, May 26, 2012

FYI ... Prior to last season, Justin had not played baseball since his junior year in high school. He walked onto the team in the fall of 2011.


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BATTS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2012 3.04 6 5 16 16 2 0 0 0 100.2 109 50 34 20 90TOTAL 3.04 6 5 16 16 2 0 0 0 100.2 109 50 34 20 90

28 • maT BaTTslHP • rs-Junior • 6-0/200Winston-salem, n.c./mount Tabor (Western carolina)

2012 (rS-Sophomore)Third-team All-CAA … Also earned CAA All-Tournament honors … Finished sec-ond in league with 3.04 ERA … Third in CAA in innings pitched (100.2) … Tied for league lead with 90 strikeouts … Led circuit with 16 starts … CAA Pitcher-of-the-Week (2/21) after seven innings of no-hit baseball against Ohio … Struck out seven or more batters on seven occasions … Fanned 10 in complete game win at Northeastern (4/21) … Struck out career-

high 11 in complete game win over Dela-ware (5/25) in CAA tournament … Threw at least six innings in 12-of-16 starts.

at WeStern carolina (FreSh.)Made 20 appearances, including three starts ... Fashioned 3-1 mark and 4.44 ERA ... Struck out 27 in 24 1/3 innings ... Struck out four in three innings and picked up win against SIU-Edwardsville ... Also picked up wins against UNC Asheville and New York Tech.

at mount taborFour-year letterwinner ... Named to For-syth All-County team during all four years at Mount Tabor ... Earned All-Central Piedmont Conference honors during his final three years atMount Tabor ... Alsoearned the Forsyth County Tournament MVP, Player and Pitcher-of-the-Year af-ter helping lead Spartans to CPC regular season and tournament championships ... EarnedfirstteamAll-Statehonorsduringhis senior season ... Set a school record

after throwing a perfect game and a no-hitter in consecutive games during his senior season ... USA Baseball U16 Team trailsfinalist...Playedin2008USABase-ball Tournament of Stars.

perSonalFull name: Harrison Mathis Batts ... Born on July 6, 1991, in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Son of Monica and Jim Batts ... Father attended UNCW.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSInnings pitched ...............9.0, at Northeastern, Apr 21, 2012 ; vs Delaware, May 25, 2012 Walks allowed ....................................................................... 4, at Delaware, Mar 17, 2012 Strikeouts .......................................................................... 11, vs Delaware, May 25, 2012 Batters faced ..................................................................... 36, vs Delaware, May 25, 2012 Field chances .............................................................................. 4, Towson, May 05, 2012 Putouts ....................................................................................... 2, Towson, May 05, 2012 Assists .................................. 2, at Texas Christian, Apr 06, 2012 ; Towson, May 05, 2012............................................................................................. George Mason, May 18, 2012 Runners CS ......................................................................................................... 1, 5 times

all-time rankinGSMost strikeouts/9 inn game .............................................................................16th (8.05)Lowest earned run avg. ....................................................................................19th (3.04)

SinGle-SeaSon rankinGSMost games started ............................................................................... t-5th (16 in 2012)Most hits allowed .............................................................................. t-10th (109 in 2012)Most strikeouts .......................................................................................11th (90 in 2012)Most innings pitched ......................................................................t-18th (100.2 in 2012)

FYI ... Mat is a contributing writer for Atlanta Braves fan website TomahawkTake.com. He is majoring in english and creative writing.

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HOLDEN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2011 17.55 0 1 6 1 0 0 0 0 6.2 15 14 13 3 72012 2.28 3 0 26 2 0 0 0 4 59.1 49 15 15 15 30TOTAL 3.82 3 1 32 3 0 0 0 4 66.0 64 29 28 18 37

30 • rickY HOlDenrHP • Junior • 6-3/200rockingham, n.c./richmond senior

2012 (Sophomore)Made 26 appearances, with two starts and 24 out of the bullpen … Fashioned shutout streak of 26.2 innings, all in relief … Posted 3-0 mark and 2.28 ERA including 1.17 mark in CAA play … Tied for team-lead with four saves … Held op-ponents to .225 batting average overall and .200 against league opponents … Had eight relief outings of three or more innings pitched … Tossed career-long 7.1 innings out of the bullpen at VCU

(3/24) … Held Rams scoreless during that stint … Fanned career-high four on two occasions, at William & Mary (5/10) and Charleston Southern (5/15).

2011 (FreShman)Made six appearances, including one start ... Went 0-1 with 17.55 ERA ... Struck out seven in 6 2/3 innings.

at richmond SeniorMSEC Player-of-the-Year ... Also named

all-conference his junior and senior seasons ... Went 5-4 with a 2.12 ERA his senior season ... Struck out 95 bat-ters in 55 innings ... Finished career with Raiders with 19-8 mark and 270 strike-outs in 170 innings and a 1.55 ERA ... Struck out career-high 15 against rival Pinecrest ... Played at same high school as former UNCW standout Brad Denson (2001-04).

perSonalFull name: Ricky Lee Holden ... Born Sept. 2, 1991, in Rockingham, N.C. ... Son of Michelle and Bruce Holden.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSInnings pitched ..........................................................................7.1, at VCU, Mar 24, 2012 Walks allowed ..................................................................................................... 2, 6 timesStrikeouts ........ 4, at William & Mary, May 10, 2012 ; Charleston Southern, May 15, 2012 Batters faced ..............................................................................28, at VCU, Mar 24, 2012 Field chances ...................................................................................................... 2, 4 timesPutouts ........................................................................ 2, at North Carolina, May 08, 2012 Assists .......................................... 2, at Ole Miss, Feb 26, 2012 ; St. John’s, Feb 29, 2012..........................................................................................................at VCU, Mar 24, 2012 Runners CS .....................................................................1, James Madison, Mar 10, 2012

SinGle-SeaSon rankinGSMost saves ............................................................................................ t-14th (4 in 2012)


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mANNING’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2012 .000 3 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0TOTAL .000 3 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

31 • JusTin manninGc/inF • sophomore • 5-11/180raleigh, n.c./Holly springs

2012 (FreShman)Saw action in three games … Made one start as designated hitter against JMU (3/10).

at holly SprinGS4A All-State honoree .... Helped Golden Hawks to first 4A State title ... Three-time Tri-9 All-Conference selection ... Also four-time academic all-conference

honoree ... Team MVP his freshman and senior seasons ... Four-year starter for Golden Hawks and coach Rod Whitesell ... Hit .350 with two home runs and 30 RBI his senior season ... Also went 10-1 with 1.75 ERA ... Finished prep career as school’s all-time leader in home runs, doubles and RBI ... Holly Springs went 78-24, including 27-2 mark in 2011, during his career.

perSonalFull name: Justin Manning ... Born April 19, 1993, in Apex, N.C. ... Son of Carol and Bill Manning.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSStruck out ...............................................................................1, at Ole Miss, Feb 25, 2012 At bats ............................................................................3, James Madison, Mar 10, 2012


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fARBER’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2011 .254 24 17 59 8 15 1 0 1 9 5 21 0 0 2012 .277 55 53 177 23 49 6 0 1 34 27 38 4 11 TOTAL .271 79 70 236 31 64 7 0 2 43 32 59 4 11

33 • DreW FarBerc • Junior • 6-1/210Bethesda, md/st. John’s college

2012 (Sophomore)Took over catching reigns and started 53-of-55 games played … Had 10 multiple-hit games, including three 3-hit games … Led CAA with 18 sac bunts, second all-time at UNCW … Col-lectedfourhitsandknockedinfiverunsagainst Sacred Heart in NCAA Regional (6/2).

2011 (FreShman)Appeared in 12 games, making 10

starts ... Hit .324 (12-37) with a home runagainstCAApitching...Scoredfiveruns and knocked in six in conference place.

at St. John’S colleGeLettered his final three seasons withthe Cadets ... Hit .388 with three hom-ers and 28 RBI his senior season ... As a junior he batted .420 and knocked in 23 runs ... Stole 15 bases his junior seasonandfinishedprepcareerwith24

stolen bases ... Second-team All-Atlan-tic Region selection as a senior ... Also earnedfirst-teamWCACAll-Conferencehonors his junior and senior seasons ... Second-team All-Met honoree ... Helped Cadets to 23-4 record in 2010 ... Played for Bethesda Big Train of the Cal Ripken Collegiate League.

perSonalFull name: Andrew Scott Farber ... Born on Nov. 24, 1991, in Silver Spring, Md. ...

Son of Donna and Michael Farber.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits .................................................................................4, vs Sacred Heart, Jun 02, 2012 Doubles......................................................................................... 2, at VCU, Mar 23, 2012 Home runs .................1, vs Sacred Heart, Jun 02, 2012 ; at George Mason, Mar 26, 2011 Total bases .....................................................................7, vs Sacred Heart, Jun 02, 2012 RBI ..................................................................................5, vs Sacred Heart, Jun 02, 2012 Runs scored ........................................................................................................ 2, 8 timesWalks .................................................................................................................. 2, 7 timesHit by pitch ......................2, at East Carolina, Apr 19, 2011 ; Old Dominion, Mar 31, 2012 Struck out ................................................................................3, at Towson, Mar 20, 2011 Sac flies .................................................................................3, at Campbell, Apr 05, 2011 Sac bunts ..................................................... 2, Ohio, Feb 17, 2012 ; at VCU, Mar 24, 2012 At bats ................................................................................................................ 5, 7 timesStolen bases ...................................................................2, James Madison, Mar 10, 2012 Caught stealing .................................................................................................. 1, 7 timesField chances ...................................................................................19, Elon, Apr 25, 2012 Putouts ............................................................................................19, Elon, Apr 25, 2012 Assists ............................... 3, at Campbell, Apr 05, 2011 ; James Madison, Mar 10, 2012..........................................................................................................at Elon, Mar 27, 2012 Runners CS ...............................................................................2, at Hofstra, Apr 22, 2011

SinGle-SeaSon rankinGSMostsacrificehits ................................................................................... 2nd (18 in 2012)Most putouts ........................................................................................20th (349 in 2012)


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mACDONALD’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2011 10.29 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 7.0 14 9 8 2 72012 9.53 1 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 11.1 20 15 12 6 8 TOTAL 9.82 1 0 22 0 0 0 0 0 18.1 34 24 20 8 15

34 • cHrisTian macDOnalDlHP • Junior • 6-4/210virginia Beach, va./Greenbrier academy

2012 (Sophomore)Appeared in 14 games, all in relief for Seahawks ... Earned first career winagainst Charleston Southern (4/11) ... Limited Bucaneers to a run on three hits in career-long 2.1 innings ... Struck out season-high two on two occassions.

2011 (FreShman)Made eight relief appearances for the Seahawks ... Did not record a decision ... Struck out seven in seven innings ...

Posted 10.29 ERA.

at Greenbrier academyEarned VISAA second-team All-State honors ... Second-team All-Tidewater Conference ... Helped Gators to pair of 1A State Championships ... Tossed four-hit, nine-strikeout performance in clinching game against Cape Henry in 2010 ... Played in North Carolina-Vir-ginia All-Star Classic ... Played on var-sity for three seasons, lettering twice ...

Pitched for former Major Leaguer Gary Lavelle.

perSonalFull name: Christian Lee MacDonald ... Born February 26, 1992, in Virginia Beach, Va. ... Son of Gwen and George MacDonald ... Father played golf at South Carolina.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSInnings pitched .................................................2.1, at Charleston Southern, Apr 11, 2012 Walks allowed ......................................2, Ohio, Feb 17, 2012 ; vs Vanderbilt, Jun 1, 2012 Strikeouts ............................................................................ 3, Jacksonville, Feb 18, 2011 Batters faced .....................................................10, at Charleston Southern, Apr 11, 2012 Field chances ..................................................................2, at Georgia State, Apr 29, 2012 Assists ............................................................................2, at Georgia State, Apr 29, 2012


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LANE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2009 5.03 0 0 12 2 0 0 0 0 19.2 22 12 11 9 172011 5.08 1 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 28.1 37 21 16 17 222012 4.05 3 0 27 0 0 0 2 1 20.0 19 9 9 11 12TOTAL 4.76 4 0 65 2 0 0 2 1 68.0 78 42 36 37 51

35 • Jack lanerHP • senior • 6-10/245Huntersville, n.c./Hopewell

2012 (Junior)Appeared in 27 games, all in relief … Earned wins against College of Charles-ton (3/20), at VCU (3/23) and George Mason (5/18) … Credited with save against JMU (3/9) … Struck out two in a perfect inning of relief at TCU (4/5) … Had string of 13 consecutive appear-ances (8.1 IP) without allowing a run … Also fashioned streak of 8.2 innings of scoreless relief covering six games.

2011 (Sophomore)Made 26 appearances out of the bull-pen for the Seahawks ... Picked up win againstElon(3/1)withfivestrikeoutsin2 2/3 shutout innings ... Went a career-long six innings against George Mason (3/25) ... Finished with 22 strikeouts in 28 1/3 innings.

2010Did not play.

2009 (FreShman)Appeared in 12 games, making two starts ... Struck out 17 in 19 2/3 innings ... Struck out season-high three on three different occasions.

at hopeWellEarned All-MECA 7 Conference hon-ors ... Also named to All-Mecklenburg County squad ... Helped Titans to third round of 4A State tournament ... Tabbed as Top-10 prospect at Atlantic Coast

Top Prospect Showcase ... Fashioned 6-1 mark and 0.95 ERA in 36 2/3 in-nings his senior season.

perSonalFull name: Jackson Woodard Lane ... Born on April 17, 1990, in Tampa, Fla. ... Son of Dana Peck and George Lane.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSInnings pitched ..........................................................6.0, at George Mason, Mar 25, 2011 Walks allowed ....................................................................................3, Elon, Apr 14, 2009 Strikeouts ..................................................................................... 5, at Elon, Mar 01, 2011 Batters faced ................... 22, NC Central, Apr 28, 2009 ; at George Mason, Mar 25, 2011 Field chances ...................................................................................................... 2, 4 timesPutouts ............................................................................................................... 1, 5 timesAssists ................................... 2, William & Mary, Apr 17, 2011 ; NC Central, Apr 28, 2009..........................................................................................at George Mason, Mar 25, 2011 Runners CS ......................................................................................................... 1, 4 times

all-time rankinGSMost appearances ............................................................................................... 19th (65)

SinGle-SeaSon rankinGSMost appearances ............................................................................... t-19th (27 in 2012)


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kEELER’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2012 .259 16 5 27 1 7 1 0 0 0 5 2 1 1 TOTAL .259 16 5 27 1 7 1 0 0 0 5 2 1 1

39 • maTT keelerinF • senior • 5-11/188Davidson, n.c./cannon (Wingate)

2012 (Junior)Played in 16 games, started five …Doubled at Delaware (3/16) in pinch-hitting role … Singled twice and walked at Northeastern (4/22) … Had pinch-hit single against Delaware in CAA Tourna-ment (5/26).

at WinGate (FreShman)Hit .292 and scored 15 runs in 29 games for Bulldogs in 2009.

at cannonFour-year letterwinner for Cougars and coach Rod Rachal ... Went 10-0 on the mound his senior season and helped Cougars to 3A State tournament for firsttime...Alsohit.509withfourhomeruns and 26 RBI ... Three-time All-MAC selection NCISAA All-State in 2007 and 2008 ... MVP of 2008 State Games ... Played in 2008 East/West All-Star game ... Finished career with .470 bat-ting average ... Cougars won conference

championship in 2007 and 2008.

perSonalFull name: Matthew Alan Keeler ... Born Jan. 10, 1990, in Charlotte, N.C. ... Son of Barbara and David Keeler ... Father David played baseball at Rochester Inst. of Technology.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits ..................................................................................2, at Northeastern, Apr 22, 2012 Doubles................................................................................. 1, at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 Total bases .........................2, at Northeastern, Apr 22, 2012 ; at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012 Runs scored ................................................................................ 1, Towson, May 06, 2012 Walks .......................................................................................... 2, Towson, May 06, 2012 Struck out ..............1, at Texas Christian, Apr 06, 2012 ; at William & Mary, May 11, 2012 At bats .............................................................................4, at Northeastern, Apr 22, 2012 Stolen bases .................................................................... 1, George Mason, May 19, 2012 Field chances .............................................................................. 4, Towson, May 06, 2012 Putouts .....................................2, at Northeastern, Apr 22, 2012 ; Towson, May 06, 2012 Assists .................................. 2, at Texas Christian, Apr 07, 2012 ; Towson, May 06, 2012


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DICk’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2012 .302 58 50 179 28 54 11 1 8 35 24 45 0 1 TOTAL .302 58 50 179 28 54 11 1 8 35 24 45 0 1

40 • cOreY DickinF • sophomore • 6-0/245albemarle, n.c./albemarle

2012 (FreShman)Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America … Also earned second-team NCBWA Freshman All-America hon-ors … Earned CAA All-Rookie honors … Started 50-of58 games for Seahawks … CAA Rookie-of-the-Week (4/30) … Belted first career homer at Delaware(3/18) … Also homered at TCU (4/5), at East Carolina (4/17), at Northeast-ern (4/21), at Georgia State (4/27, 28), George Mason (5/18) and versus Sacred

Heart (NCAA, 6/2) … Finished with 16 multi-hit games, including four-hit out-ing against Towson (5/5) … Also drove in multiple runs on nine occasions, in-cludingseason-highfiveatECU(4/17)…Longesthittingstreakwasfivegames(.471, 8/17).

at ablemarle1A All-State selection his junior and senior seasons ... Stanly County Player-of-the-Year his as a junior and senior

... All-Yadkin Valley Conference selec-tionhisfinalthreeseasons...Four-yearletterman for Bulldogs and coaches Jamie Kimrey and John McConologue ... Helped Bulldogs to back-to-back Yadkin valley Conference champion-ships and four consecutive trips to state tournament ... Finished prep career as state-leader with 168 RBI ... Set Stanly County record with 44 career home runs, also a school-record ... Hit .605 his senior season with 18 home runs

and 54 RBI ... Played in State Game of North Carolina in 2010 and 2011 ... Par-ticipated in 2010 Futures Game ... Also played in 2010 American League All-Star contest ... Won home run derby at All-Star game.

perSonalFull name: Corey Edward Dick ... Born July 22, 1992, in Albemarle, N.C. ... Son of Angela and Doug Dick.

SinGle-Game career hiGhSHits ............................................................................................. 4, Towson, May 05, 2012 Doubles.................................... 2, at Georgia State, Apr 28, 2012 ; Towson, May 05, 2012 Triples .................................................................................. 1, vs Delaware, May 26, 2012 Home runs .......................................................................................................... 1, 8 timesTotal bases .....................................................................8, at Georgia State, Apr 28, 2012 RBI ...................................................................................5, at East Carolina, Apr 17, 2012 Runs scored ................................................................................ 3, Towson, May 05, 2012 Walks ..............................................................................3, at Georgia State, Apr 29, 2012 Hit by pitch ...........................1, UNC Asheville, Mar 02, 2012 ; at Delaware, Mar 16, 2012................................................................................................. vs Delaware, May 26, 2012 Struck out ......................................................................................................... 2, 10 timesSac bunts ...................... 1, vs Sacred Heart, Jun 02, 2012 ; George Mason, May 17, 2012............................................................................................. George Mason, May 19, 2012 At bats ................................................................................................................ 5, 4 timesCaught stealing ..............................................................1, at Georgia State, Apr 27, 2012 Field chances ........................................................................10, at Ole Miss, Feb 25, 2012 Putouts ...................................................................................9, at Ole Miss, Feb 25, 2012 Assists ........................................ 1, at Ole Miss, Feb 25, 2012 ; at Ole Miss, Feb 26, 2012

preseason all-caahonorable mention


Newcomers7 • steven linkousinF • Freshman • 6-0/165leland, n.c. • n. Brunswickat north Brunswick: Four-year starter for Scorpions and Coach Randy Fennell ... 2A All-State selection in 2010, 2011 and 2012 ... MVP his senior season … Earned All-Waccamaw Conference honors in 2009-12 ... 2010 North Brunswick Player-of-the-Year ... Wilmington Star News All-Area selection in 2011, 12 ... Stole 30 bases while hitting .458 his senior season … Helped Scorpions to 2011 Sectional title ... NBHS was ranked in state top-10 in

2010 ... Hit .430 in 2011 with 23 runs scored and 15 stolen bases ... As a sophomore in 2010, batted .485, scored 26 runs and knocked in 20.

summer Baseball: Played for Coaches Daniel Rabon and Fletcher Bates with Post 68 and Rock Solid, respectively ... Participated in 2011 Powerade Underclassmen State Games … Helped Wilmington Post 10 to North Carolina State Legion title in 2012.

Personal: Full Name: Steven Andrew Linkous ... Born September 28, 1994, in Wilmington, N.C. ... Son of Meg and Andy Linkous … Sister, Kate, played softball at UNC Pembroke.

8 • Joe BertoneOF • Freshman • 6-0/205Huntersville, n.c. • Hopewellat Hopewell: Three-year starter for Titans and Coach Chet Greeson ... As a senior, hit .414 with nine doubles, four triples and three homers while scoring 21 runs and knocking in 19 … Hit seven home runs in 2011 ... Hit .444 with two home runs and 15 runs scored in 2010 ... Helped Titans to I-Meck Conference championships in 2009 and 2010 ... Titans were ranked 26th among 4A schools in North Carolina … Finished prep career with

12 home runs … Same high school as teammate Jack Lane.

Summer Baseball: Played for SBA Hurricanes 2012 and coach Jake Robbins ... Played in 2011 18uPerfectGameWorldChampionshipswherehehit.467withfivedoubles...Alsoplayedin2010 Battle of the Border Showcase between North and South Carolina.

Personal: Full Name: Joseph Eric Bertone ... Born July 30, 1993, in St. Petersburg, Fla. ... Son of Roz and John Bertone.

15 • ryan FosterrHP • Freshman • 6-0/190advance, n.c. • Davie countyat Davie county: All-State selection in 2012 … Central Pied-mont Conference Pitcher-of-the-Year in 2011 and 2012 ... Four-year starter for coach Mike Herndon and War Eagles ... Compiled 9-3 record and 1.30 ERA his senior season … Struck out 96 in 66 innings … Posted 9-2 record with 1.60 ERA in 2011 ... Also struck out 66 and walked just 14 in 65.2 innings ... Helped War Eagles to CPCregularseasonandtournamenttitlesineachofhisfinaltwo

seasons with the program … Combined 44-7 record in those last two seasons … All-Central Piedmont Conference selection his junior and senior seasons.

summer Baseball: Played for Heat Showcase team ... Played in North Carolina State games.

Personal: Full Name: Ryan Alister Foster ... Born December 13, 1993, in Winston-Salem, N.C. ... Son of Kim and Kevin Foster.

16 • Gavin stupienskic • Freshman • 6-2/210columbus, n.J. • Hun schoolat Hun school: Two-year starter for Coach Bill McQuade and Raiders ... Missed senior season with shoulder injury … Hit .370, scored 25 runs and stole 10 bases in 2011 ... Star Ledger Second-Team All-State in 2011 ... Trenton Times and Trentonion First-Team All-Area in 2011 ... Helped Raiders to New Jersey State Prep A Championship ... Batted .340 with 12 RBI and six stolen bases … Also played football.

summer Baseball: Hit .380 with 20 runs scored, 20 knocked in and stole 10 bases for coach Tom Dolan and Bordentown Post 26 ... Helped Post 26 to state championship game ... Played in Perfect Game Northeast Showcase ... Also played in Mid-Atlantic Showcase with All-Star Baseball Academy ... Played in ASBA North Carolina Showcase … Hit .434 during summer legion baseball … Knocked in 28 runs.

Personal: Full Name: Gavin Raymond Stupienski ... Born on March 12, 1994, in Princeton, N.J. ... Son of Susan and Raymond Stupienski ... Father played baseball for Rutgers (‘80-’83) ... Brother Russell plays baseball at St. Peter’s.

18 • Jared GesellrHP • Freshman • 6-4/195High Point, n.c. • High Point christianat High Point christian: Four-year starter for Cougars and Coach Corey Gesell ... Helped Cougars to 2A State title in 2009 andsemifinalsin2010and2011...EarnedAll-PiedmontAthleticConference honors in 2010 and 2011 ... Conference offensive player-of-the-year in 2010 ... Two-way player for Cougars ... Hit .419 and scored 27 runs in 2010, also went 3-0 with 1.94 ERA in 22 innings in 2010 ... Knocked in 30 runs while hitting .317 in

2011 ... Went 1-1 with 27 strikeouts in 24 innings same season … Hit .329 and went 4-1 with a2.30ERAhisfinalseason…Alsoplayedbasketballandfootball.

summer Baseball: Played for Coach Chris Scott and Yak East Baseball ... Played for Canes at 2010 Perfect Game Championships in East Cobb ... Also played at East Cobb with Yak in 2011 ... Participated at Perfect Game Atlantic Showcase and WWBA World Championships ... Represented Region V at North Carolina State games … Played with Kansas City Scout team in Jupiter, Fla.

Personal: Full Name: Jared Stephen Gesell ... Born on March 20, 1994, in Charlotte, N.C. ... Son of Lisa and Corey Gesell ... Father Corey played baseball at Virginia Tech and George Mason.

21 • christian WolfeOF • Freshman • 5-9/175Wilmington, n.c. • ashleyat ashley: Four-year letterwinner for coach Brian Stewart (UNCW, ‘87 & ‘88) and Screaming Eagles ... Helped team to East-ern State Championship in 2011 ... Three-time All-Mid-Eastern Conference selection ... Three-time Gold Glove recipient ... Earned Coaches Award in 2012 … Andy Wheeler Award recipient in 2012 … Also earned Wilmington Star News All-Area honors in 2011 and 2012 ... Hit .292, scored 22 runs and stole seven bases as a fresh-

man (2009) ... Limited in sophomore year due to injury, but hit 333 and scored 15 runs in 2010 ...Stole12basesandscored32runsin2011,helpingAshleytostate4Afinals…Hit.364infinalseasonatAshleyandscored25runs…AlsoplayedbasketballatAshley.

summer Baseball: Played for Coach Doug Collins on Cane Baseball South 2012 team ... Played in South Atlantic Border Battle tournament … Helped Wilmington Post 10 to North Carolina State Legion title in 2012 … MVP of State legion tournament.

Personal: Full Name: Christian L. Wolfe ... Born June 8, 1994, in Wilmington, N.C. ... Son of Amy and Jeff Wolfe.

summer Baseball: coach Tom Dolan and Bordentown Post 26 ... Helped Post 26 to state championship game ... Played in Perfect Game Northeast Showcase ... Also played in Mid-Atlantic Showcase with All-Star Baseball Academy ... Played in ASBA North Carolina Showcase … Hit .434 during summer legion baseball … Knocked in 28 runs.

Personal: N.J. ... Son of Susan and Raymond Stupienski ... Father played baseball for Rutgers (‘80-’83) ... Brother Russell plays baseball at St. Peter’s.

2011 ... Went 1-1 with 27 strikeouts in 24 innings same season … Hit .329 and went 4-1 with a2.30ERAhisfinalseason…Alsoplayedbasketballandfootball.

summer Baseball: at 2010 Perfect Game Championships in East Cobb ... Also played at East Cobb with Yak in 2011 ... Participated at Perfect Game Atlantic Showcase and WWBA World Championships ... Represented Region V at North Carolina State games … Played with Kansas City Scout team in Jupiter, Fla.

Personal: ... Son of Lisa and Corey Gesell ... Father Corey played baseball at Virginia Tech and George Mason.

man (2009) ... Limited in sophomore year due to injury, but hit 333 and scored 15 runs in 2010 ...Stole12basesandscored32runsin2011,helpingAshleytostate4Afinals…Hit.364infinalseasonatAshleyandscored25runs…AlsoplayedbasketballatAshley.

summer Baseball: Played in South Atlantic Border Battle tournament … Helped Wilmington Post 10 to North Carolina State Legion title in 2012 … MVP of State legion tournament.

Personal: Amy and Jeff Wolfe.


Newcomers27 Will shepleylHP • Freshman • 6-1/185Winston-salem, n.c. • salisbury schoolAt R.J. Reynolds/Salisbury School (Conn.): Pitched two seasons forR.J.ReynoldsbeforefinishingprepcareeratSalisburyin2012… Earned All-Central Piedmont Conference honors his junior sea-son at Reynolds … Also earned All-Conference honors at Salis-bury in 2012 … Helped Salisbury to 23-0 record in 2012 and No.

1 ranking in Northeast and 28th nationally by Perfectgame.org … Went 7-0 with 0.46 ERA … Struckout64andwalkedjustfivein39inningsfortheKnights…Tossedperfectgameandadded a one-hitter and two-hitter … Salisbury earned WNEPBL regular season and tournament championships … Also played ice hockey.

Summer Baseball: Played in American Legion All-Star game, representing Post 55 in summer of 2012.

Personal: Full Name: William Thomas Shepley … Born May 17, 1993, in Grand Rapids, Mich. … Son of Edie Murphy and Bill Shepley.

29 Nick MonroerHP • Freshman • 6-4/245mebane, n.c. • eastern alamanceAt Eastern Alamance: Four-year starter for Eagles and Coach Randy Ballard ... Team MVP in senior year … Helped Eagles to 22-7 record as a senior … Hurled no-hitter in Regional champion-shiphisfinal season…HelpedEagles toMid-StateConferencetitle in 2011 ... All-State selection at 3A level in 2011 and 2012 ... All-Mid-State Conference selection in 2010 and 2011 ... Mid-State Conference Player-of-the-Year in 2011 and 2012 ... Two-

way player for Eagles ... As a senior, hit .460 with four homers and 28 RBI … Compiled 11-2 record and struck out 129 batters in 2012 … Hit .422 with two home runs and knocked in 24 runs while posting 10-1 mark and posting 1.19 ERA in 2010 ... Followed that with 10 homers and .546 batting average in 2011 ... Also went 7-1 and recorded 2.38 ERA ... Fanned 89 in 71 innings in 2011 ... For his prep career, fashioned 35-8 record, struck out 387 batters, hit 20 homers and knocked in 96 runs … Also played basketball for Eastern Alamance.

Summer Baseball: Played for Coach Doug Collins on Cane Baseball South 2012 team ... Played in South Atlantic Border Battle and WWBA World Championships.

Personal: Full Name: Nicholas James Monroe ... Born March 6, 1994, in Greenville, S.C. ... Son of Lisa and David Monroe … Brother Zack played baseball at Lenoir-Rhyne College.

32 andy austininF • Freshman • 6-2/185salisbury, n.c. • east rowanAt East Rowan: Two-year starter for Mustangs and Coach Brian Hightower ... Helped Mustangs to State 3A title and top ranking in state in 2010 ... Team was also ranked as high as 21st nation-ally by USA Today same year ... All-North Piedmont Conference selection in 2010 and 2011 ... Hit .352 with 34 RBI and 11 stolen bases in 2010 ... As a junior, hit .410, stole 10 bases and knocked in 23 runs.

Summer Baseball: Participated in North Carolina State games in 2010 and 2011 ... Hit .500 and .300, respectively ... Played for coach Jim Gantt and Rowan Legion.

Personal: Full Name: Andy Hunter Austin ... Born March 17, 1994, in Concord, N.C. ... Son of Tracey and Steve Austin.

36 evan PhillipsrHP • Freshman • 6-1/210clayton, n.c. • claytonSelected by Kansas City Royals in 33rd round of 2012 MLB Draft

At Clayton: Three-year starter for Coach Stacey Houser and Com-ets ... Greater Neuse Conference Pitcher-of-the-Year in 2012 … Tossed no-hitter against Smithfield-Selmahis senior season…Helped lead Comets to conference title in 2011 ... Earned All-GNRC honors in 2011 and 2012 ... Twice earned conference All-

Academic honors ... Concluded varsity career with 14-4 record and 1.20 ERA in 140 innings … Went 5-2 with 109 strikeouts in 61 innings his senior season … Owned 7-3 record and a save in 2011 ... Posted 1.43 ERA and fanned 55 in 60 innings as a junior.

Summer Baseball: Played for Canes Baseball and coach Jeff Petty ... Played in World Wood Bat Championships in East Cobb and Jupiter ... Also pitcher in North Carolina State games ... Participated at East Coast Professional Showcase in Lakeland, Fla.

Personal: Full Name: Evan John Phillips ... Born on September 11, 1994, in Salisbury, Md. ...Son of Joe and Susanne Phillips & Beth and Shawn Miller … Father (Joe) played baseball at Anne Arundel CC.

37 terence ConnellyinF • Freshman • 6-1/190Garden city, n.Y. • chaminadeAt Chaminade: Three-year starter for Coaches Mike Pienkos and Shaun Manning ... Helped Flyers to NSCHAA title in 2011 and top-ranking on Long Island ... All-NSCHSAA selection in 2010, 2011 and 2012 ... As a senior, hit .441 with 16 doubles, nine triples and two homers … Scored 19 runs and stole seven bases … Batted .437 with 21 runs scored, 18 driven in and stole 12 bases in 2011 ... Hit .341 with 14 runs scored and nine stolen bases in 2010

… Finished prep career with .413 batting average, 51 runs score, 48 driven in and 28 stolen bases … Played on Nassau County All-Star team his senior season.

Summer Baseball: Played for Shaun Manning and Long Island Storm … Helped Marlins Scout Teamtosecond-placefinishatEastCobbTournament…TournamentMVPatWorldScoutLeague in Jupiter, Fla.

Personal: Full Name: Terence George Connelly ... Born March 7, 1994, in Brooklyn, N.Y. ... Son of Maureen and John Connelly.

Academic honors ... Concluded varsity career with 14-4 record and 1.20 ERA in 140 innings … Went 5-2 with 109 strikeouts in 61 innings his senior season … Owned 7-3 record and a save in 2011 ... Posted 1.43 ERA and fanned 55 in 60 innings as a junior.

Summer BaseballBat Championships in East Cobb and Jupiter ... Also pitcher in North Carolina State games ... Participated at East Coast Professional Showcase in Lakeland, Fla.

Personal...Son of Joe and Susanne Phillips & Beth and Shawn Miller … Father (Joe) played baseball at Anne Arundel CC.

… Finished prep career with .413 batting average, 51 runs score, 48 driven in and 28 stolen bases … Played on Nassau County All-Star team his senior season.

Summer BaseballTeamtosecond-placefinishatEastCobbTournament…TournamentMVPatWorldScoutLeague in Jupiter, Fla.

Personal: of Maureen and John Connelly.


upperclassman surveyBest Overall LeaderDrew Farber (48%)

Also receiving multiple votesMichael Bass ....................... 24%Mat Batts ............................. 10%Micah Jarrett ....................... 10%

most Likely To SurpriseRyan Foster (29%)

Also receiving multiple votesRyan LaGrange .................... 24%Luke Dunlap ......................... 14%Evan Phillips ........................ 10%

Best Work EthicDillon Bass (53%)

Also receiving multiple votesJoe Bertone ......................... 16%Drew Farber ......................... 16%Kelly Secrest ........................ 16%

most Likely To Reach mLBJordan Ramsey (60%)

Also receiving multiple votesTyler Molinaro ...................... 20%Blaze Tart ............................. 15%Evan Phillips ........................ 10%

Best Baseball IQMat Batts (50%)

Also receiving multiple votesJosh Abshire ........................ 15%Justin Manning .................... 15%Michael Bass ....................... 10%

fastest RunnerMichael Bass (50%)

Also receiving multiple votesSteven Linkous .................... 45%

Overall StrongestJoe Bertone (85%)

Also receiving multiple votesDrew Farber ......................... 10%

most AthleticMichael Bass (62%)

Also receiving multiple votesTyler Molinaro ...................... 14%William Prince ...................... 10%

Best SingerAndy Austin (75%)

Also receiving multiple votesKelly Secrest ........................ 20%

Best DancerLuis Renvill (75%)

Also receiving multiple votesJoe Bertone ......................... 10%

funniestJustin Manning (40%)

Also receiving multiple votesMatt Keeler .......................... 20%Dillon Bass ........................... 10%Christian MacDonald ........... 10%Justin Livengood ................. 10%

Best fishermanChristian Wolfe (90%)

Also receiving multiple votesnone


20o12 review: Game SummaryNCAA Collegiate BaseballGames Summary for UNC Wilmington (as of Nov 21, 2012)

(All games)

Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalUNC Wilmington 46 28 39 47 43 55 46 50 34 4 392Opponents 32 17 28 43 31 36 24 37 24 2 274

Record when ...Overall 39-23

Conference 24-6Non-Conference 15-17

Home games 19-8Away games 16-13Neutral site 4-2Day games 23-17

Night games 16-6vs Left starter 8-5

vs Right starter 31-181-Run games 8-52-Run games 3-85+Run games 16-7Extra innings 3-1

Shutouts 3-5

Scoring 0-2 runs 1-12....... 3-5 runs 9-7....... 6-9 runs 15-4....... 10+ runs 14-0

Opponent 0-2 runs 15-1........ 3-5 runs 20-10........ 6-9 runs 4-7........ 10+ runs 0-5

Scored in 1st inning 21-4Opp. scored in 1st 9-8

Scores first 29-7Opp. scores first 10-16

After 6 leading 31-2....... trailing 1-19

....... tied 7-2After 7 leading 34-2

....... trailing 0-20....... tied 5-1

After 8 leading 33-1....... trailing 0-21

....... tied 6-1

Hit 0 home runs 15-14... 1 home run 12-7

... 2+ home runs 12-2

Opponent 0 home runs 27-14........ 1 home run 9-7

........ 2+ HRs 3-2

Made 0 errors 15-7.... 1 error 12-10

.... 2+ errors 12-6

Opp. made 0 errors 6-9......... 1 error 11-10

......... 2+ errors 22-4

Out-hit opponent 33-5Out-hit by opponent 5-16

Hits are tied 1-2

Record when team scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 0-5 0-1 1-6 1-1 4-4 4-2 2-1 8-1 3-0 2-2 14-0

Record when opponent scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 3-0 5-0 7-1 10-3 5-3 5-4 1-2 2-1 1-4 0-0 0-5

Record when leading after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 18-2 22-2 25-2 27-2 31-1 31-2 34-2 33-1

Record when trailing after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 4-8 6-10 6-16 5-15 3-18 1-19 0-20 0-21

Record when tied after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 17-13 11-11 8-5 7-6 5-4 7-2 5-1 6-1

Current losing streak: 1Longest winning streak: 7Longest losing streak: 5

Home attendance : 24937 ( 26 dates avg = 959 )Away attendance : 54308 ( 33 dates avg = 1645 )Total attendance: 79245 ( 59 dates avg = 1343 )


20o12 review: results uNCW OPPDate Opponent (uSA/NCBWA) W-Lstreak Score uNCW Pitcher Opp. Pitcher Records Time R-H-E R-H-E Att.february17 Ohio W 6-5 (10) Prince (1-0) Backstrom (0-1) 1-0 3:22 6-11-2 5-6-3 1,04718 Ohio L 4-6 McSwain (0-1) Barber (1-0) 1-1 2:50 4-10-1 6-9-3 ---18 Ohio W 5-2 Holden (1-0) Paliotto (0-1) 2-1 2:58 5-9-1 2-7-0 94421 at NC State L1 0-10 Prince (1-1) Ogburn (1-0) 2-2 2:33 0-5-3 10-11-0 96624 at Mississippi (25/22) L2 0-2 Batts•(0-1) Wahl•(2-0) 2-3 2:05 0-2-1 2-7-2 8,01025 at Mississippi (25/22) L3 4-6 DeLoach•(0-1) Hively•(1-0) 2-4 2:47 4-9-1 6-10-1 9,24226 at Mississippi (25/22) L4 5-10 McSwain (0-2) Ellis (1-0) 2-5 2:44 5-6-0 10-16-1 7,02929 St. John’s L5 0-3 Jones•(0-1) Medina•(1-0) 2-6 2:15 0-3-0 3-7-0 797

Record:2-6•MonthStatistics:BatAvg:.216•SLG%:.275•OBA:.306•SB/ATT:14/16•ERA:4.17•OppBatAvg:.272•FLD%:.970

marchHughes Bros. Baseball Challenge2 UNCAsheville W 8-1 McSwain•(1-2) Dull•(2-1) 3-6 2:22 8-10-1 1-4-3 8124 UNC Asheville L1 2-7 Spear•(2-1) Ramsey•(0-1) 3-7 2:44 2-5-1 7-10-3 1,011 NC State L2 3-8 Rodon•(2-0) Batts•(0-2) 3-8 2:31 3-8-3 8-16-0 1,2017 at Coastal Carolina L3 6-8 Jones•(0-2) Burke(3-0) 3-9 3:02 6-12-0 8-8-1 3579 James Madison* W1 10-7 McSwain•(2-2) Tierney•(2-2) 4-9(1-0) 2:27 10-14-2 7-10-1 74810 James Madison* W2 8-7 Batts•(1-2) Howerton(0-1) 5-9(2-0) 2:43 8-12-0 7-14-0 71411 James Madison* W3 14-3 DeLoach(1-1) Scott•(0-2) 6-9(3-0) 3:04 14-16-0 3-8-2 1,00813 at Coll. of Charleston (RV/RV) W4 6-3 Prince(2-1) Jones•(0-1) 7-9(3-0) 2:52 6-6-0 3-7-2 30716 at Delaware* W5 22-3 McSwain•(3-2) Young•(3-1) 8-9(4-0) 3:07 22-23-1 3-10-4 16517 atDelaware* L 2-3 Batts•(1-3) Crispell•(1-1) 8-10(4-1) 1:59 2-6-1 3-5-0 22518 at Delaware* W1 7-0 Ramsey•(1-1) Kuhl•(1-3) 9-10(5-1) 2:30 7-13-1 0-9-1 26520 Coll. of Charleston (RV/RV) W2 7-3 Lane(1-0) West•(2-2) 10-10(5-1) 3:14 3-6-0 7-12-2 1,00323 at VCU* W3 9-6 Lane (2-0) Cutler-Voltz (2-2) 11-10 (6-1) 3:18 9-15-3 6-10-2 33424 at VCU* L 4-5 (12) DeLoach (1-2) Lees (1-2) 11-11 (6-2) 3:46 4-17-4 5-14-1 18225 atVCU* W 4-0 Ramsey•(2-1) Dwyer(2-1) 12-11(7-2) 2:33 4-6-0 0-4-3 18727 at Elon L 4-5 Timoney (0-1) Pennell (1-0) 12-12 (7-2) 2:43 4-9-1 5-9-1 44930 Old Dominion* W1 10-4 McSwain•(4-2) B.Tomchick•(1-3) 13-12(8-2) 2:36 10-16-1 4-6-1 99331 Old Dominion* W2 7-3 Batts•(2-3) Smith•(4-1) 14-12(9-2) 2:24 7-10-1 3-9-2 910


April1 Old Dominion* W3 4-3 (10) DeLoach (2-2) Ali (1-2) 15-12 (10-2) 3:02 4-8-0 3-7-3 9413 EastCarolina(RV/RV) L 0-5 T.Bradley•(0-1) Hoffman(1-0) 15-13(10-2) 3:11 0-7-1 5-11-0 2,0785 at Texas Christian W 7-5 Secrest (1-0) Scharf (2-2) 16-13 (10-2) 2:54 7-11-0 5-4-2 3,4366 at Texas Christian L1 0-4 Batts•(2-4) Mitchell•(3-2) 16-14(10-2) 2:20 0-4-3 4-9-0 3,7287 at Texas Christian L2 2-5 Ramsey•(2-2) Morrison•(4-0) 16-15(10-2) 2:21 2-7-0 5-5-1 3,72110 Coastal Carolina W1 5-4 (10) Timoney (2-1) Burke (4-2) 17-15 (10-2) 3:00 5-12-2 4-7-2 1,18711 at Charleston Southern W2 10-4 MacDonald(1-0) Weekley•(1-3) 18-15(10-2) 2:44 10-13-0 4-7-2 18113 Hofstra* W3 10-3 McSwain•(5-2) Rogers•(0-4) 19-15(11-2) 2:45 10-13-3 3-8-2 1,00414 Hofstra* W4 2-1 Holden (2-0) Verbitsky (0-1) 20-15 (12-2) 2:09 2-6-1 1-10-1 98915 Hofstra* L 2-4 Secrest•(1-1) Jesch•(4-0) 20-16(12-3) 2:05 2-4-0 2-8-0 98917 at East Carolina (RV/RV) W1 10-1 DeLoach•(3-2) Hoffman•(1-1) 21-16(12-3) 2:38 10-15-01 1-5-0 257821 at Northeastern* W2 7-3 McSwain•(6-2) Leenhouts•(4-3) 22-16(13-3) 2:15 7-10-0 3-7-0 --- at Northeastern* W3 7-2 Batts•(3-4) Berger•(2-3) 23-16(14-3) 2:30 7-13-1 2-7-3 6822 at Northeastern* W4 10-2 Ramsey•(3-2) Maki•(1-4) 24-16(15-3) 2:50 10-16-1 2-7-0 3725 Elon W5 7-5 Secrest(2-1) Whitehead•(2-3) 25-16(15-3) 2:57 7-9-2 5-3-4 96127 at Georgia State* W6 15-0 McSwain•(7-2) Malone•(2-2) 26-16(16-3) 2:38 15-17-0 0-7-1 24928 at Georgia State* W7 7-3 Batts•(4-4) Marshall•(4-5) 27-16(17-3) 2:37 7-13-2 3-8-1 25329 at Georgia State* L1 7-8 Prince (2-2) Dyer (3-4) 27-17 (17-4) 3:15 7-9-0 8-15-2 253


may4 Towson* L2 1-3 McSwain•(7-3) Trionfo•(7-3) 27-18(17-5) 2:24 1-5-0 3-7-1 9415 Towson* W1 11-2 Batts•(5-4) Paul•(2-3) 28-18(18-5) 2:29 11-20-3 2-8-1 3686 Towson* W1 12-2 Ramsey•(4-2) Volpe•(0-1) 29-18(19-5) 2:46 12-13-1 2-6-1 9738 atNorthCarolina(7/8) L 2-4 Secrest•(2-2) Moss•(5-2) 29-19(19-5) 2:56 2-7-1 4-7-1 115910 at William & Mary* W1 4-1 McSwain•(8-3) Koehler•(6-2) 30-19(20-5) 2:28 4-9-2 1-12-1 32511 at William & Mary* W2 5-4 Secrest (3-2) Farrell (2-2) 31-19 (21-5) 2:31 5-9-2 4-51 51712 at William & Mary* W3 4-3 Timoney(2-1) Davenport•(6-5) 32-19(22-5) 2:30 4-9-0 3-8-2 45215 Charleston Southern W4 5-1 Holden•(3-0) Buran•(0-5) 33-19(22-5) 2:43 5-13-2 1-5-0 77317 George Mason* W5 9-2 Secrest (4-2) Kalish (5-2) 34-19 (23-5) 2:45 9-13-0 2-6-3 80018 George Mason* W6 11-5 Lane (3-0) Williams (4-3) 35-19 (24-5) 2:50 11-11-0 5-10-2 83419 George Mason* L 9-10 Prince (2-3) O’Grady (2-0) 35-20 (24-6) 2:50 9-12-1 10-17-1 91123-26 at CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.)24 Vs. VCU W1 8-5 McSwain•(9-3) Dwyer•(3-4) 36-20(24-6) 2:34 8-11-1 5-12-2 56925 Vs. Delaware W2 3-2 Batts•(6-4) Kuhl•(5-5) 37-20(24-6) 2:12 3-10-0 2-10-2 53926 Vs.Delaware L 9-11 Ramsey•(4-3) Murray(1-1) 37-21(24-6) 3:09 9-14-1 11-16-0 --- Vs. Delaware W 10-8 Secrest (5-2) Young (6-5) 38-21 (24-6) 2:36 10-16-1 8-12-3 507

Record:11-4•MonthStatistics:BatAvg:.331•SLG%:.538•OBA:.408•SB/ATT:21/28•ERA:3.49•OppBatAvg:.272•FLD%.973

June1-3 at Raleigh Regional - NCAA Tournament (Raleigh, N.C.)1 Vs.2-seedVanderbilt(22/30) L 2-8 McSwain•(9-4) Pecoraro•(2-4) 38-22 2:23 2-7-2 8-8-0 24952 Vs.4-seedSacredHeart W 13-4 T.Bradley•(1-1) Leiningen•(6-6) 39-22 2:18 13-17-0 4-7-2 29673 at1-seedNCState(16/19) L 5-17 Batts•(6-5) Ogburn•(5-3) 39-23 2:45 5-9-2 17-22-1 2556

Record:1-2•MonthStatistics:BatAvg:.311•SLG%:.585•OBA:.348•SB/ATT:1/2•ERA:8.28•OppBatAvg:.352•FLD%.964


20o12 review: overall statisticsRecord: 39-23 Home: 19-8 Away: 16-13 Neutral: 4-2 Colonial: 24-6

Inning-by-inning summary 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalUNC Wilmington 46 28 39 47 43 55 46 50 34 4 392Opponents 32 17 28 43 31 36 24 37 24 2 274

Home attendance: 4937 ( 26 dates avg = 959 ); Away attendance: 54308 ( 33 dates avg = 1645 ); Total attendance: 79245 ( 59 dates avg = 1343 )

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%Pope .372 59 58 231 49 86 18 7 6 45 136 .589 18 11 34 4 .441 1 4 17 21 119 5 1 .992Ridge .340 62 62 238 40 81 16 1 4 41 111 .466 37 4 32 5 .434 2 0 3 8 465 27 6 .988Bass, Mi. .326 61 61 221 33 72 9 3 0 33 87 .394 20 3 41 4 .388 1 11 20 23 134 200 6 .982Cain .322 61 61 239 59 77 10 1 12 43 125 .523 26 14 54 3 .416 2 0 23 26 170 4 2 .989Dick .302 58 50 179 28 54 11 1 8 35 91 .508 24 3 45 1 .393 0 3 0 1 42 2 1 .978Campbell .299 60 60 264 50 79 16 1 6 31 115 .436 20 6 28 2 .360 2 0 19 21 104 98 17 .922Koenig .280 60 59 218 39 61 11 0 2 29 78 .358 17 4 39 5 .337 4 8 10 13 73 158 16 .935Farber .277 55 53 177 23 49 6 0 1 34 58 .328 27 7 38 4 .390 2 18 4 11 349 28 7 .982Molinaro .273 62 62 264 49 72 17 1 16 48 139 .527 19 5 66 4 .331 2 1 6 7 126 3 2 .985--------------Dunlap .333 5 0 6 1 2 1 0 1 3 6 1.000 0 0 0 1 .333 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1.000Renvil .333 4 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 .333 2 0 1 0 .600 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1.000Keeler .259 16 5 27 1 7 1 0 0 0 8 .296 5 0 2 2 .375 0 0 1 1 6 7 2 .867Jarrett .250 17 5 24 7 6 2 1 0 3 10 .417 4 0 7 1 .357 0 0 0 0 7 0 1 .875Abshire .167 22 8 30 6 5 1 0 0 0 6 .200 5 2 7 1 .324 0 1 2 2 18 3 0 1.000Bass, D. .167 7 6 18 1 3 0 0 0 1 3 .167 1 3 3 2 .318 0 0 0 0 3 14 0 1.000Buchanan .111 17 1 9 1 1 1 0 0 3 2 .222 1 0 2 0 .200 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1.000LaGrange .050 11 6 20 4 1 1 0 0 0 2 .100 1 3 5 1 .208 0 0 0 0 7 9 0 1.000Manning .000 3 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

Totals .302 62 62 2173 392 657 121 16 56 350 978 .450 227 65 405 40 .383 16 46 105 134 1651 638 66 .972Opponents .260 62 62 2094 274 545 79 13 26 250 728 .348 194 75 416 46 .341 22 38 60 77 1635 638 85 .964

LOB - Team (503), Opp (501). DPs turned - Team (50), Opp (53). CI - Team (3), Farber 3, Opp (3). IBB - Team (10), Molinaro 3, Ridge 2, Dick 2, Koenig 1, Bass, Mi. 1, Campbell 1, Opp (6). Picked off - Molinaro 3, Pope 2, Campbell 2, Bass, Mi. 1, Cain 1, Keeler 1, Buchanan 1, Koenig 1, Ridge 1, Farber 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player ERA W L APP GS CG SH CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHABatts, M. 3.04 6 5 16 16 2 0 0 0 100.2 109 50 34 20 90 11 0 7 390 .279 1 7 1 4 8McSwain, T. 3.18 9 4 17 15 2 1 0 0 104.2 106 46 37 24 67 14 7 6 400 .265 6 15 0 6 4Ramsey, Jo. 4.36 4 3 14 14 0 0 2 0 66.0 68 33 32 23 54 13 0 1 251 .271 3 13 0 2 5--------------Mayhew, R. 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0 0 0 0Secrest 2.12 5 2 30 3 0 0 1 1 51.0 34 14 12 17 45 4 0 1 176 .193 2 1 0 2 2Timoney 2.25 2 1 25 0 0 0 1 1 28.0 28 8 7 8 15 2 1 1 106 .264 0 5 1 1 4Holden 2.28 3 0 26 2 0 0 0 4 59.1 49 15 15 15 30 12 1 3 218 .225 4 2 0 2 2Prince 2.77 2 3 21 0 0 0 2 4 26.0 25 12 8 8 21 4 1 0 100 .250 4 4 0 0 2Lane 4.05 3 0 27 0 0 0 2 1 20.0 19 9 9 11 12 2 0 1 79 .241 0 5 0 1 0DeLoach 4.91 3 2 21 4 0 0 0 1 36.2 31 27 20 27 43 5 1 1 135 .230 5 13 1 1 6Bradley, T. 6.65 1 1 8 5 0 0 0 0 23.0 22 17 17 14 12 1 0 2 89 .247 2 6 0 0 0Jones, T. 8.18 0 2 6 3 0 0 0 0 11.0 14 10 10 9 8 4 0 0 43 .326 0 2 0 0 2Livengood 9.00 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 8.0 13 11 8 5 9 4 1 1 39 .333 1 1 0 0 0MacDonald 9.53 1 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 11.1 20 15 12 6 8 2 0 1 49 .408 1 0 2 3 2Leach 17.18 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 3.2 7 7 7 4 0 1 1 1 16 .438 2 1 0 0 1

Totals 3.61 39 23 62 62 4 3 2 12 550.1 545 274 221 194 416 79 13 26 2094 .260 31 75 5 22 38Opponents 5.32 23 39 62 62 0 5 5 15 545.0 657 392 322 227 405 121 16 56 2173 .302 54 65 5 16 46

PB - Team (7), Farber 4, Abshire 2, Campbell 1, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (10), Secrest 4, Batts, M. 3, Holden 1, Bradley, T. 1, Lane 1, Opp (14). SBA/ATT - Farber (51-57), Batts, M. (13-18), McSwain, T. (13-15), DeLoach (10-11), Campbell (7-10), Secrest (7-10), Prince (5-5), Jones, T. (3-3), Holden (2-3), Lane (1-3), Ramsey, Jo. (1-3), Bradley, T. (2-3), Timoney (2-2), Abshire (2-2), MacDonald (1-1).


20o12 review: caa statisticsRecord: 24-6 Home: 12-3 Away: 12-3

Inning-by-inning summary 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalUNC Wilmington 31 18 15 27 22 41 34 26 19 1 234Opponents 10 9 11 15 15 14 11 6 10 1 102

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%Campbell .374 30 30 131 31 49 8 1 3 21 68 .519 15 4 9 1 .450 1 0 14 15 54 53 8 .930Ridge .374 30 30 115 26 43 10 1 3 26 64 .557 23 1 12 2 .475 2 0 3 6 228 16 3 .988Pope .364 30 30 121 24 44 11 5 2 25 71 .587 10 6 25 0 .438 0 2 9 12 62 5 1 .985Cain .352 30 30 125 33 44 4 1 8 34 74 .592 11 7 24 3 .428 2 0 13 14 81 1 1 .988Bass, Mi. .343 29 29 105 22 36 7 1 0 22 45 .429 9 3 20 3 .407 1 5 12 13 70 94 3 .982Koenig .330 30 30 112 26 37 8 0 2 18 51 .455 9 3 16 3 .389 2 6 9 10 46 87 8 .943Molinaro .308 30 30 133 31 41 8 1 9 26 78 .586 9 2 28 1 .359 1 1 5 6 72 0 1 .986Dick .289 30 26 97 18 28 9 0 5 17 52 .536 13 1 27 1 .378 0 2 0 1 7 0 0 1.000Farber .242 27 25 91 8 22 2 0 0 13 24 .264 13 3 15 1 .349 2 7 2 4 160 10 4 .977--------------Bass, D. .500 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .500 0 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1.000Dunlap .333 5 0 6 1 2 1 0 1 3 6 1.000 0 0 0 1 .333 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1.000Renvil .333 4 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 .333 2 0 1 0 .600 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1.000Keeler .313 8 4 16 1 5 1 0 0 0 6 .375 5 0 1 0 .476 0 0 1 1 5 4 1 .900Jarrett .308 8 2 13 5 4 2 0 0 2 6 .462 1 0 5 1 .357 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.000Abshire .200 8 0 5 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 .200 3 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 1.000LaGrange .000 5 2 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 2 2 1 .273 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 1.000Buchanan .000 7 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 2 0 .200 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1.000Manning .000 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

Totals .328 30 30 1090 234 358 71 10 33 208 548 .503 125 32 188 18 .409 11 23 68 82 814 310 31 .973Opponents .255 30 30 1026 102 262 34 5 9 89 333 .325 70 34 192 28 .320 12 10 20 30 789 296 43 .962

LOB - Team (260), Opp (239). DPs turned - Team (30), Opp (26). CI - Team (3), Farber 3, Opp (2). IBB - Team (3), Campbell 1,Koenig 1, Molinaro 1, Opp (3). Picked off - Campbell 2, Keeler 1, Bass, Mi. 1, Cain 1, Molinaro 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player ERA W L APP GS CG SH CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHAHolden 1.17 1 0 11 0 0 0 0 4 30.2 22 4 4 10 13 5 0 1 110 .200 3 1 0 1 0McSwain, T. 3.10 7 1 10 10 2 1 0 0 69.2 73 28 24 11 44 8 5 2 271 .269 1 7 0 5 1Batts, M. 3.15 5 1 10 10 1 0 0 0 60.0 66 30 21 13 52 7 0 5 236 .280 0 5 1 2 4Ramsey, Jo. 3.26 4 0 9 9 0 0 2 0 47.0 47 18 17 12 39 10 0 0 178 .264 1 11 0 1 2--------------Mayhew, R. 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0 0 0 0Prince 1.38 0 2 10 0 0 0 2 3 13.0 12 4 2 2 7 2 0 0 50 .240 1 2 0 0 1Secrest 1.71 2 1 13 1 0 0 1 1 21.0 13 4 4 5 17 0 0 0 70 .186 1 0 0 1 1Lane 1.74 2 0 11 0 0 0 2 1 10.1 12 2 2 3 4 1 0 0 41 .293 0 2 0 0 0DeLoach 2.08 2 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 4.1 5 2 1 4 5 0 0 0 17 .294 1 0 0 0 0Timoney 2.57 1 0 7 0 0 0 1 0 7.0 5 2 2 3 5 0 0 0 23 .217 0 5 1 1 0MacDonald 5.40 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 3.1 4 3 2 1 2 1 0 0 12 .333 0 0 0 1 1Bradley, T. 9.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 6 .000 0 0 0 0 0Livengood 13.50 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 3 3 3 1 2 0 0 1 9 .333 0 1 0 0 0

Totals 2.79 24 6 30 30 3 3 2 9 271.1 262 102 84 70 192 34 5 9 1026 .255 8 34 2 12 10Opponents 6.78 6 24 30 30 0 0 0 4 263.0 358 234 198 125 188 71 10 33 1090 .328 31 32 4 11 23

PB - Team (4), Farber 3, Abshire 1, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (8), Batts, M. 3, Secrest 3, Holden 1, Lane 1, Opp (6). SBA/ATT - Farber (19-22), Batts, M. (7-11), McSwain, T. (6-7), Secrest (2-3), Lane (0-2), DeLoach (2-2), Holden (1-2), Prince (2-2), Campbell (0-1), Abshire (1-1), Ramsey, Jo. (0-1). .


20o12 review: game-by-gameDate Opponent AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AvgFeb 17, 2012 Ohio 35 6 11 5 0 0 0 6 2 3 1 3 4 0 1 4 30 9 2 .314 Feb 18, 2012 Ohio 35 4 10 3 1 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 27 16 1 .300 Feb 18, 2012 Ohio 29 5 9 5 3 1 0 6 2 3 0 3 2 0 0 4 27 9 1 .303 Feb 21, 2012 at NC State 30 0 5 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 9 24 12 3 .271 Feb 24, 2012 at Ole Miss 30 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 11 24 7 1 .233 Feb 25, 2012 at Ole Miss 36 4 9 3 1 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 13 24 11 1 .236 Feb 26, 2012 at Ole Miss 32 5 6 5 1 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 5 24 13 0 .229 Feb 29, 2012 ST. John’s 28 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 6 27 11 0 .216 Mar 02, 2012 UNC Asheville 34 8 10 7 3 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 4 27 10 1 .225 Mar 04, 2012 UNC Asheville 34 2 5 1 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 27 13 1 .217 Mar 04, 2012 NC State 33 3 8 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 1 0 1 7 27 14 3 .219 Mar 07, 2012 at Coastal Carolina 39 6 12 6 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 5 24 10 0 .228 Mar 09, 2012 James Madison 35 10 14 8 0 1 0 4 0 2 0 1 1 0 2 2 27 12 2 .242 Mar 10, 2012 James Madison 34 8 12 6 4 2 0 2 0 3 1 2 0 0 0 6 27 10 0 .250 Mar 11, 2012 James Madison 38 14 16 10 2 0 2 6 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 3 27 7 0 .263 Mar 13, 2012 at Col. of Charleston 33 6 6 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 7 27 3 0 .258 Mar 16, 2012 at Delaware 51 22 23 20 7 0 5 4 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 5 27 10 1 .275 Mar 17, 2012 at Delaware 31 2 6 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 3 24 5 1 .271 Mar 18, 2012 at Delaware 35 7 13 7 2 1 1 5 1 3 1 0 2 0 1 11 27 16 1 .276 Mar 20, 2012 Col. of Charleston 34 7 12 7 2 0 1 3 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 9 27 7 2 .280 Mar 23, 2012 at VCU 42 9 15 9 4 0 0 4 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 10 27 9 3 .284 Mar 24, 2012 at VCU 48 4 17 4 3 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 7 34 20 4 .289 Mar 25, 2012 at VCU 33 4 6 1 1 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 5 27 9 0 .284 Mar 27, 2012 at Elon 33 4 9 4 3 0 1 4 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 6 24 11 1 .284 Mar 30, 2012 Old Dominion 41 10 16 10 4 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 8 27 7 1 .289 Mar 31, 2012 Old Dominion 33 7 10 5 3 0 0 5 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 5 27 10 1 .289 Apr 01, 2012 Old Dominion 34 4 8 4 1 0 0 6 0 5 0 0 2 0 1 8 30 8 0 .287 Apr 03, 2012 East Carolina 31 0 7 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 7 27 11 1 .285 Apr 05, 2012 at Texas Christian 36 7 11 7 1 0 2 3 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 7 27 7 0 .286 Apr 06, 2012 at Texas Christian 27 0 4 0 1 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 14 24 13 3 .283 Apr 07, 2012 at Texas Christian 33 2 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 5 24 9 0 .280 Apr 10, 2012 Coastal Carolina 33 5 12 5 1 1 0 4 1 1 1 2 2 2 0 4 30 17 2 .283 Apr 11, 2012 at Chas. Southern 39 10 13 9 4 0 0 7 0 4 0 3 1 1 0 9 27 13 0 .285 Apr 13, 2012 Hofstra 37 10 13 9 3 0 0 4 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 5 27 12 3 .287 Apr 14, 2012 Hofstra 33 2 6 2 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 9 27 13 1 .284 Apr 15, 2012 Hofstra 30 2 4 2 1 0 1 2 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 7 27 12 0 .280 Apr 17, 2012 at East Carolina 39 10 15 9 3 0 1 6 0 4 1 1 0 0 1 8 27 12 0 .283 Apr 21, 2012 at Northeastern 37 7 10 6 1 0 2 6 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 11 27 10 0 .283 Apr 21, 2012 at Northeastern 36 7 13 5 2 1 1 3 0 7 1 4 1 1 2 9 27 6 1 .285 Apr 22, 2012 at Northeastern 38 10 16 10 3 0 1 5 0 4 0 1 1 0 3 5 27 7 1 .289 Apr 25, 2012 Elon 32 7 9 5 3 0 1 4 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 7 27 3 2 .289 Apr 27, 2012 at Georgia State 43 15 17 15 2 1 1 8 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 7 27 13 0 .292 Apr 28, 2012 at Georgia State 38 7 13 5 5 0 2 6 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 2 27 7 2 .293 Apr 29, 2012 at Georgia State 36 7 9 6 0 0 1 11 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 9 24 15 0 .292 May 04, 2012 Towson 30 1 5 1 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 8 27 10 0 .290 May 05, 2012 Towson 41 11 20 10 5 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 4 27 14 3 .295 May 06, 2012 Towson 35 12 13 11 4 1 2 8 0 2 1 3 0 1 0 3 27 10 1 .296 May 08, 2012 at North Carolina 34 2 7 2 1 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 24 5 1 .294 May 10, 2012 at William & Mary 33 4 9 3 0 0 3 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 7 27 12 2 .294 May 11, 2012 at William & Mary 31 5 9 4 1 0 1 3 0 0 1 1 2 0 1 8 27 7 2 .294 May 12, 2012 at William & Mary 33 4 9 4 0 1 0 3 0 1 1 0 2 0 1 8 27 11 0 .294 May 15, 2012 Chas. Southern 35 5 13 5 1 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 6 27 5 2 .295 May 17, 2012 George Mason 36 9 13 9 4 0 1 2 0 6 0 1 2 1 0 4 27 5 0 .296 May 18, 2012 George Mason 34 11 11 11 2 2 4 6 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 3 27 14 0 .297 May 19, 2012 George Mason 34 9 12 9 4 0 2 8 1 2 0 2 1 2 0 6 27 9 1 .298 May 24, 2012 vs VCU 32 8 11 7 1 0 1 4 0 3 2 0 0 0 1 5 27 7 1 .299 May 25, 2012 vs Delaware 35 3 10 3 2 0 1 3 1 1 0 2 1 0 2 4 27 10 0 .298 May 26, 2012 vs Delaware 37 9 14 9 3 1 0 8 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 6 27 15 1 .300 May 26, 2012 vs Delaware 39 10 16 9 3 1 2 2 0 1 0 0 4 2 0 3 27 13 1 .302 Jun 1, 2012 vs Vanderbilt 33 2 7 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 9 24 12 2 .300 Jun 02, 2012 vs Sacred Heart 40 13 17 13 1 0 5 3 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 2 27 8 0 .303 Jun 03, 2012 at NC State 33 5 9 5 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 8 24 12 2 .302


20o12 review: game-by-gameDate Opponent IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP DP IBB Score W L SV ERAFeb 17, 2012 Ohio 10.0 6 5 4 5 13 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 6-5 1 0 0 3.60Feb 18, 2012 Ohio 9.0 9 6 5 4 7 1 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 4-6 1 1 0 4.26Feb 18, 2012 Ohio 9.0 7 2 2 3 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5-2 2 1 1 3.54Feb 21, 2012 at NC State 8.0 11 10 1 6 3 2 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0-10 2 2 1 3.00Feb 24, 2012 at Ole Miss 8.0 7 2 1 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 2 3 1 2.66Feb 25, 2012 at Ole Miss 8.0 10 6 6 3 5 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 4-6 2 4 1 3.29Feb 26, 2012 at Ole Miss 8.0 16 10 10 4 2 3 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 5-10 2 5 1 4.35Feb 29, 2012 St. John’s 9.0 7 3 3 4 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0-3 2 6 1 4.17Mar 02, 2012 UNC Asheville 9.0 4 1 0 7 12 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 1 8-1 3 6 1 3.69Mar 04, 2012 UNC Asheville 9.0 10 7 4 5 5 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2-7 3 7 1 3.72Mar 04, 2012 NC State 9.0 16 8 5 2 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3-8 3 8 1 3.84Mar 07, 2012 at Coastal Carolina 8.0 8 8 8 6 9 3 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 6-8 3 9 1 4.24Mar 09, 2012 James Madison 9.0 10 7 6 0 7 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 10-7 4 9 2 4.38Mar 10, 2012 James Madison 9.0 14 7 7 2 9 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 8-7 5 9 3 4.57Mar 11, 2012 James Madison 9.0 8 3 3 6 11 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 14-3 6 9 4 4.47Mar 13, 2012 at Col. of Charleston 9.0 7 3 3 7 16 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 6-3 7 9 5 4.37Mar 16, 2012 at Delaware 9.0 10 3 3 6 5 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 22-3 8 9 5 4.29Mar 17, 2012 at Delaware 8.0 5 3 0 4 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 2-3 8 10 5 4.07Mar 18, 2012 at Delaware 9.0 9 0 0 2 4 2 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 7-0 9 10 5 3.85Mar 20, 2012 Col. of Charleston 9.0 6 3 2 3 7 1 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 7-3 10 10 6 3.75Mar 23, 2012 at VCU 9.0 10 6 5 2 7 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 9-6 11 10 7 3.82Mar 24, 2012 at VCU 11.1 14 5 3 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 4-5 11 11 7 3.73Mar 25, 2012 at VCU 9.0 4 0 0 1 6 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 4-0 12 11 8 3.57Mar 27, 2012 at Elon 8.0 9 5 5 3 7 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 4-5 12 12 8 3.65Mar 30, 2012 Old Dominion 9.0 6 4 3 0 6 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 10-4 13 12 8 3.62Mar 31, 2012 Old Dominion 9.0 9 3 3 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 7-3 14 12 8 3.59Apr 01, 2012 Old Dominion 10.0 7 3 3 4 7 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 4-3 15 12 8 3.56Apr 03, 2012 East Carolina 9.0 11 5 5 4 4 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0-5 15 13 8 3.61Apr 05, 2012 at Texas Christian 9.0 4 5 5 3 8 0 2 1 1 0 2 1 0 7-5 16 13 8 3.66Apr 06, 2012 at Texas Christian 8.0 9 4 1 1 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0-4 16 14 8 3.58Apr 07, 2012 at Texas Christian 8.0 5 5 5 5 8 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2-5 16 15 8 3.64Apr 10, 2012 Coastal Carolina 10.0 7 4 4 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 5-4 17 15 8 3.64Apr 11, 2012 at Cha. Southern 9.0 7 4 4 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 10-4 18 15 8 3.65Apr 13, 2012 Hofstra 9.0 8 3 2 6 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 10-3 19 15 8 3.60Apr 14, 2012 Hofstra 9.0 10 1 1 0 7 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 2-1 20 15 8 3.53Apr 15, 2012 Hofstra 9.0 8 4 4 4 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 2-4 20 16 8 3.54Apr 17, 2012 at East Carolina 9.0 5 1 1 6 4 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 10-1 21 16 8 3.47Apr 21, 2012 at Northeastern 9.0 7 3 3 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 7-3 22 16 8 3.46Apr 21, 2012 at Northeastern 9.0 7 2 2 0 10 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 7-2 23 16 8 3.42Apr 22, 2012 at Northeastern 9.0 7 2 2 2 8 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 10-2 24 16 9 3.38Apr 25, 2012 Elon 9.0 3 5 2 4 19 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 7-5 25 16 9 3.35Apr 27, 2012 at Georgia State 9.0 7 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 15-0 26 16 9 3.27Apr 28, 2012 at Georgia State 9.0 8 3 2 4 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 7-3 27 16 10 3.24Apr 29, 2012 at Georgia State 8.0 15 8 8 1 7 4 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 7-8 27 17 10 3.36May 04, 2012 Towson 9.0 7 3 2 1 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-3 27 18 10 3.33May 05, 2012 Towson 9.0 8 2 0 0 5 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 11-2 28 18 10 3.25May 06, 2012 Towson 9.0 6 2 1 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 12-2 29 18 10 3.21May 08, 2012 at North Carolina 8.0 7 4 2 6 4 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 2-4 29 19 10 3.19May 10, 2012 at William & Mary 9.0 12 1 1 0 7 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 4-1 30 19 11 3.14May 11, 2012 at William & Mary 9.0 5 4 1 2 6 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 5-4 31 19 11 3.10May 12, 2012 at William & Mary 9.0 8 3 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 4-3 32 19 12 3.10May 15, 2012 Chas. Southern 9.0 5 1 1 2 15 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 5-1 33 19 12 3.06May 17, 2012 George Mason 9.0 6 2 2 5 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 9-2 34 19 12 3.04May 18, 2012 George Mason 9.0 10 5 5 5 5 2 0 2 1 0 1 1 0 11-5 35 19 12 3.07May 19, 2012 George Mason 9.0 17 10 9 3 7 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 9-10 35 20 12 3.18May 24, 2012 vs VCU 9.0 12 5 5 1 3 1 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 8-5 36 20 12 3.21May 25, 2012 vs Delaware 9.0 10 2 2 1 11 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3-2 37 20 12 3.19May 26, 2012 vs Delaware 9.0 16 11 10 3 6 1 1 1 2 0 0 2 0 9-11 37 21 12 3.31May 26, 2012 vs Delaware 9.0 12 8 8 3 2 3 0 2 2 1 2 0 0 10-8 38 21 12 3.39Jun 1, 2012 vs Vanderbilt 8.0 8 8 4 6 2 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 2-8 38 22 12 3.41Jun 02, 2012 vs Sacred Heart 9.0 7 4 4 3 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 13-4 39 22 12 3.42Jun 03, 2012 at NC State 8.0 22 17 15 4 2 6 1 2 3 0 0 2 0 5-17 39 23 12 3.61


game-season-career recordsTEAm RECORDS

mOST AT BATSGame: 58, vs. Lynchburg, April 1, 1967 (15) 51, vs. Old Dominion, April 13, 1982 (9) 51, at Hofstra, March 29, 2003 (9) 51, at Delaware, March 16, 2012 (9)

mOST RuNS SCOREDGame: 25, vs. Vermont, April 22, 1986 25, at N.C. Wesleyan, April 28, 1965Season: 560, 2006

mOST HITSGame: 25, at Old Dominion, April 13, 1982Season: 748, 2006

mOST DOuBLESGame: 9, at William & Mary, April 29, 2007Season: 156, 2006

mOST TRIPLESGame: 5, vs. St. Andrews, April 4, 1969Season: 20, 2009

mOST HOmE RuNSGame: 7, at Hofstra, March 29, 2003Season: 91, 2008

mOST GRAND SLAmSGame: 1, many timesSeason: 3, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010

mOST TOTAL BASESGame: 45, at Hofstra, March 29, 2003 45, at Delaware, March 16, 2012Season: 1166, 2006

mOST WALkSGame: 17, vs. Western Connecticut, April 3, 1971Season: 316, 2008

mOST STRIkEOuTSGame: 19, at Coastal Carolina, Feb. 15, 2000, L 3-2Season: 451, 2000

mOST RBIGame: 22, vs. Vermont, March 22, 1986Season: 488, 2006

mOST STOLEN BASESGame: 11, vs. Rider, Feb. 26, 2000, W 8-4Season: 139, 1986

mOST SACRIfICE HITSGame: 5, vs. Old Dominion, Apr. 9, 2000, W 15-10.Season: 64, 2000

mOST SACRIfICE fLIESGame: 4, Towson, Apr. 26, 2002 4, at Duke, Mar. 29, 2006 4, at Campbell, Apr. 5, 2011Season: 36, 2000

TOTAL SACRIfICESGame: 5, vs. Old Dominion, Apr. 9, 2000, W 15-10 5, at George Mason, Apr. 22, 2001.Season: 100, 2000

mOST HIT BATSmENGame: 6, at William & Mary, Apr. 29, 2007

Season: 84, 2008

mOST LEfT ON BASEGame: 17, at William & Mary, May 13, 2010Season: 537, 2008

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGESeason: .323, 2005

HIGHEST SLuGGING PERCENTAGESeason: .516, 2008

mOST TImES HELD SCORELESSSeason: 7, 1988

mOST TImES HELD HITLESSSeason: 1, Brian Snyder vs. Clemson, March 17, 1977 (Seven Innings - L 2-0) 1, Mike Brown at Clemson, March 10, 1980 (PERFECT GAME), Nine Innings - L 8-0

mOST GAmESSeason: 64, 2006

mOST VICTORIESSeason: 44, 2008

mOST CONSECuTIVE VICTORIESSeason: 21, 2008

mOST LOSSESSeason: 42, 1988

mOST CONSECuTIVE LOSSESSeason: 12, 1988 12, 1998 12, 1998

SINGLE GAmE RECORDS

fOR THE SEAHAWkS ...

VICTORY mARGIN 24 vs. N.C. Wesleyan, April 28, 1965, W 25-1DEfEAT mARGIN 24 vs. East Carolina, April 11, 1978, L 25-1LONGEST GAmE 17 Innings vs. High Point, May 20, 1967, W 1-0mOST RuNS IN ONE INNING 14 at James Madison, May 11, 2008 (5th Inning)mOST BATTERS IN ONE INNING 17 at James Madison, May 11, 2008 (5th Inning)mOST HITS ONE INNING 9, Drexel, April 18, 2003mOST HOmE RuNS ONE INNING 3, at Hofstra, March 29, 2003 3, at LSU, June 1, 2003 3, UMES, Feb. 12, 2006CONSECuTIVE GAmES SCORED 126, May 12, 2001 - Feb. 21, 2004 (at S. Carolina)

fOR OPPONENTS...

mOST TImES AT BAT IN A GAmE 50, East Carolina, Mar. 29, 2011mOST HITS IN A GAmE 22, East Carolina, Mar. 29, 2011mOST RuNS SCORED IN A GAmE 26 vs. East Carolina, April 11, 1978mOST RuNS SCORED IN AN INNING 12 at Clemson, February 28, 1998 (3rd Inning)

12 vs. Duke, April 29, 1998 (8th Inning)mOST BATTERS ONE INNING 17 vs. Duke, April 29, 1998 (8th Inning)mOST HOmE RuNS IN ONE INNING 3 at Georgia, March 1, 1987 3 at East Carolina, April 18, 1998mOST TOTAL BASES 40 at East Carolina, April 18, 1998DOuBLE PLAYS 5, George Mason, May 27, 2005

BOTH TEAmS...

MOST TIMES AT BAT (9 Inning Game) 93, UNCW Vs. Maine, June 3, 2006 (NCAA) UNCW 47, Maine 46mOST TImES AT BAT 106 Elon, Apr. 23, 2002 UNCW 57, Elon 49 (13 innings)TOTAL RuNS SCORED 40, Vs. Maine, June 3, 2006 (NCAA)TOTAL HITS 39 vs. Maine, June 3, 2006 (NCAA)TOTAL RuNS IN ON INNING 15, at James Madison, May 11, 2008 (5th)mOST DOuBLES 12, at George Mason, Mar. 17, 2006 UNCW 8, GMU 4mOST TRIPLES 5 vs. St. Andrews, April 4, 1969mOST HOmE RuNS 10 Vs. Richmond, Feb. 23, 2008mOST TOTAL BASES 70, Vs. Richmond, Feb. 23, 2008 UNCW 30, Richmond 40mOST STOLEN BASES 11, vs. Rider, Feb. 25, 2000 UNCW 11, Rider 0TOTAL ERRORS 13 vs. George Mason, April 2, 1988 UNCW 12, George Mason 1TOTAL DOuBLE PLAYS 7 vs. Clemson, February 27, 1988; UNCW 4, Clemson 3 7 vs. William and Mary, April 13, 1991; UNCW 3, W&M 4 7 Vs. George Mason, May 27, 2005; UNCW 2, GMU 5

uNCW TEAm DOuBLE HEADER RECORDS

mOST HOmE RuNS 8 vs. East Carolina, April 26, 1987 Game One 3, Game Two 5

INDIVIDuAL BATTING RECORDS

mOST GAmES PLAYEDSeason: 63, John Raynor, 2006 63, Jonathan Batts, 2006 63, Chris Hatcher, 2006Career: 229, Matt Wright, 2000-03

mOST GAmES STARTEDSeason: 63, John Raynor, 2006Career: 223, Matt Wright, 2003

mOST AT BATSGame: 7, many times L: Michael Bass, at Charleston, Feb. 22, 2011Season: 271, Chip Grawey, 2004Career: 827, Jamie Hemingway, 2000-03

Season: 84, 2008

mOST LEfT ON BASEGame: 17, at William & Mary, May 13, 2010Season: 537, 2008

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGESeason: .323, 2005

HIGHEST SLuGGING PERCENTAGESeason: .516, 2008

mOST TImES HELD SCORELESSSeason: 7, 1988

mOST TImES HELD HITLESSSeason: 1, Brian Snyder vs. Clemson, March 17, 1977 (Seven Innings - L 2-0) 1, Mike Brown at Clemson, March 10, 1980 (PERFECT GAME), Nine Innings - L 8-0

mOST GAmESSeason: 64, 2006

mOST VICTORIESSeason: 44, 2008

mOST CONSECuTIVE VICTORIESSeason: 21, 2008

mOST LOSSESSeason: 42, 1988

mOST CONSECuTIVE LOSSESSeason: 12, 1988 12, 1998 12, 1998

fOR THE SEAHAWkS ...

VICTORY mARGIN 24 vs. N.C. Wesleyan, April 28, 1965, W 25-1DEfEAT mARGIN 24 vs. East Carolina, April 11, 1978, L 25-1LONGEST GAmE 17 Innings vs. High Point, May 20, 1967, W 1-0mOST RuNS IN ONE INNING 14 at James Madison, May 11, 2008 (5th Inning)mOST BATTERS IN ONE INNING 17 at James Madison, May 11, 2008 (5th Inning)mOST HITS ONE INNING 9, Drexel, April 18, 2003mOST HOmE RuNS ONE INNING 3, at Hofstra, March 29, 2003 3, at LSU, June 1, 2003 3, UMES, Feb. 12, 2006CONSECuTIVE GAmES SCORED 126, May 12, 2001 - Feb. 21, 2004 (at S. Carolina)

fOR OPPONENTS...

mOST TImES AT BAT IN A GAmE 50, East Carolina, Mar. 29, 2011mOST HITS IN A GAmE 22, East Carolina, Mar. 29, 2011mOST RuNS SCORED IN A GAmE 26 vs. East Carolina, April 11, 1978mOST RuNS SCORED IN AN INNING 12 at Clemson, February 28, 1998 (3rd Inning)

12 vs. Duke, April 29, 1998 (8th Inning)mOST BATTERS ONE INNING 17 vs. Duke, April 29, 1998 (8th Inning)mOST HOmE RuNS IN ONE INNING 3 at Georgia, March 1, 1987 3 at East Carolina, April 18, 1998mOST TOTAL BASES 40 at East Carolina, April 18, 1998DOuBLE PLAYS 5, George Mason, May 27, 2005

BOTH TEAmS...

MOST TIMES AT BAT (9 Inning Game) 93, UNCW Vs. Maine, June 3, 2006 (NCAA) UNCW 47, Maine 46mOST TImES AT BAT 106 Elon, Apr. 23, 2002 UNCW 57, Elon 49 (13 innings)TOTAL RuNS SCORED 40, Vs. Maine, June 3, 2006 (NCAA)TOTAL HITS 39 vs. Maine, June 3, 2006 (NCAA)TOTAL RuNS IN ON INNING 15, at James Madison, May 11, 2008 (5th)mOST DOuBLES 12, at George Mason, Mar. 17, 2006 UNCW 8, GMU 4mOST TRIPLES 5 vs. St. Andrews, April 4, 1969mOST HOmE RuNS 10 Vs. Richmond, Feb. 23, 2008mOST TOTAL BASES 70, Vs. Richmond, Feb. 23, 2008 UNCW 30, Richmond 40mOST STOLEN BASES 11, vs. Rider, Feb. 25, 2000 UNCW 11, Rider 0TOTAL ERRORS 13 vs. George Mason, April 2, 1988 UNCW 12, George Mason 1TOTAL DOuBLE PLAYS 7 vs. Clemson, February 27, 1988; UNCW 4, Clemson 3 7 vs. William and Mary, April 13, 1991; UNCW 3, W&M 4 7 Vs. George Mason, May 27, 2005; UNCW 2, GMU 5

mOST HOmE RuNS 8 vs. East Carolina, April 26, 1987 Game One 3, Game Two 5

mOST GAmES PLAYEDSeason: 63, John Raynor, 2006 63, Jonathan Batts, 2006 63, Chris Hatcher, 2006Career: 229, Matt Wright, 2000-03

mOST GAmES STARTEDSeason: 63, John Raynor, 2006Career: 223, Matt Wright, 2003

mOST AT BATSGame: 7, many times L: Michael Bass, at Charleston, Feb. 22, 2011Season: 271, Chip Grawey, 2004Career: 827, Jamie Hemingway, 2000-03

mOST BATTERS ONE INNING 17 vs. Duke, April 29, 1998 (8th Inning)


game-season-career recordsmOST RuNS SCOREDGame: 6, Ken Miller vs. N.C.Wesleyan, Apr.28, 1965Season: 69, Tim Preston, 2005Career: 182, Jonathan Batts, 2004-07

mOST HITSGame: 6, Tim Preston at Hofstra, April 2, 2005 6, Chris Hatcher vs. Duke, March 1, 2006Season: 102, Tim Preston, 2005Career: 260, Jason Appel, 2005-08

mOST DOuBLESGame: 4, Mark Carver, at W&M, April 29, 2007Season: 24, Matt Poulk, 2005Career: 62, Jonathan Batts, 2004-07

mOST TRIPLESGame: 2, several players (Cody Stanley, NC Central, 4/28/09, W 10-3)Season: 7, Tom Jones, 1981 7, Chip Grawey, 2004Career: 11, Chip Grawey, 2000-04

mOST HOmE RuNSGame: 3, Bryan Britt, LeMoyne, March 31, 1995, W 4-0 3, Bryan Britt, VCU, April 28, 1996, W, 10-4 3, Eric Hall, Vermont, March 22, 1986 3, Tim Preston, James Madison, May 1, 2005 3, Jonathan Batts, LaSalle, Mar. 5, 2006 3, Daniel Hargrave at Hofstra, Mar. 14, 2008Season: 21, Bryan Britt, 1996; Mark Carver, 2008Career: 40, Bryan Britt, 1994-96

mOST GRAND SLAmSSeason: 2, Mark Carver, 2008Career: 3, Daniel Hargrave, 2005-08

mOST TOTAL BASESGame: 15, Eric Hall vs. Vermont, March 22, 1986Season: 167, Mark Carver, 2008Career: 429, Daniel Hargrave, 2005-08

mOST RuNS BATTED INGame: 9, Eric Hall vs. Vermont, March 22, 1986Season: 82, Mark Carver, 2008Career: 182, Jonathan Batts, 2004-07

mOST STOLEN BASESGame: 4, four times Chip Grawey v. Campbell, May 5, 2004Season: 42, John Raynor, 2006Career: 83, Mitch Wells, 1984-87

mOST SACRIfICE HITSGame: 3, David McKenna vs. VCU, March 24, 2000 3, Blayne Joyner vs. ODU, April 9, 2000 3, Blayne Joyner vs. Coastal Carolina, May 9, 2000 3, Daniel Hargrave at James Madison, May 11, 2008Season: 24, Blayne Joyner, 2000Career: 35, Blayne Joyner, 1997-2000

mOST SACRIfICE fLIESGame: 3, Chuck Jones at Richmond, March 28, 1987 3, Drew Farber at Campbell, Apr. 5, 2011Season: 8, Chris Cubbage, 1982Career: 14, Matt Wright, 2000-03

TOTAL SACRIfICESGame: 3, Chuck Jones at Richmond, March 28, 1987 3, David McKenna vs. VCU, March 24, 2000 3, Blayne Joyner vs. ODU, April 9, 2000

3, Blayne Joyner vs. Coastal Carolina, May 9, 2000 3, Daniel Hargrave at James Madison, May 11, 2008Season: 26, Blayne Joyner, 2000Career: 39, Blayne Joyner, 1997-2000

mOST TImES HIT BY PITCHGame: 3, Mark Scalf, 1978Season: 18, Mark Carver, 2008Career: 34, Mark Carver, 2004-08

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGESeason: .407, Sam Askew, 1979Career: .371, Tim Preston, 2004-05

HIGHEST SLuGGING PERCENTAGESeason: .716, Bryan Britt, 1996Career: .620, Robbie Monday, 2009-10

mOST WALkSGame: 5, Derek Williams vs. W&M, March 31, 1996Season: 60, Eric Hall, 1986Career: 150, Matt Wright, 2000-03

mOST STRIkEOuTSGame: 4, many times Last: Tyler Molinaro at Georgia State, April 29, 2012Season: 63, Josh Bonifay, 1997Career: 197, Mike Foucht, 1997-2000

mISCELLANEOuS RECORDS

Longest Hitting Streak 26, Magnus Pilegard, 2001

most Consecutive At-Bats without Striking Out 67, Jason Appel, Mar. 23 – Apr. 19, 2008

most Home Runs In Doubleheader 4, Chuck Jones vs. East Carolina, April 26, 1987Hit for Cycle Bobby Leeper, at Old Dominion, 5/14, 2009, W 17-7

TEAm PITCHING RECORDS

mOST INNINGS PITCHEDGame: 17, vs. High Point, May 20, 1967Season: 568.2, 2006

mOST COmPLETE GAmESSeason: 24, 1982

mOST SAVESSeason: 17, 2003

mOST SHuTOuTSSeason: 14, 1969

mOST OPPONENT SHuTOuTSSeason: 7, 1988

mOST RuNS ALLOWEDGame: 25, vs. East Carolina, April 11, 1978Season: 417, 1998

mOST EARNED RuNS ALLOWEDGame: 17, vs. East Carolina, April 11, 1978 17, NC State, Apr. 20, 2011Season: 330, 1998

fEWEST RuNS ALLOWEDSeason: 49, 1969

fEWEST EARNED RuNS ALLOWEDSeason: 14, 1969

CONSECuTIVE SCORELESS INNINGSSeason: 53, From April 21, 1969 to May 15, 1969

STRIkEOuTSGame: 21, vs. St. Andrews, April 26, 1973Season: 489, 2003

mOST WALkSGame: 14, at Georgia Southern, March 8, 1988Season: 297, 1985

fEWEST WALkSSeason: 68, 1970

mOST HIT BATSmENGame: 7, Elon, April 19, 2005Season: 83, 2006

mOST WILD PITCHESGame: 6, at George Mason, Mar. 25, 2011Season: 59, 2006

mOST BALkSGame: 2, at Elon, April 19, 2009Season: 8, 2006 & 2009

LOWEST EARNED RuN AVERAGESeason: 0.67, 1969

HIGHEST EARNED RuN AVERAGESeason: 6.31, 1998

NO-HITTERSSeason: 2, 1969History: 7

PERfECT GAmESSeason: 1, 1968History: 1

fEWEST HITS ALLOWEDSeason: 158, 1970

fEWEST HOmE RuNS ALLOWEDSeason: 14, 1978

INDIVIDuAL PITCHING RECORDS

mOST APPEARANCESSeason: 37, Bryan Booth, 2009Career: 112, Allen Flood, 2004-08

mOST INNINGS PITCHEDGame: 17, Chuck Cuppett vs. HPU, May 20, 1967Season: 120.2, Thomas Benton, 2006Career: 381.2, Bryan Mazur, 1996-99

mOST VICTORIESSeason: 12, Ronald Hill, 2004Career: 31, Ronald Hill, 2002-05

mOST CONSECuTIVE VICTORIESSeason: 11, Brad Holt, 2008

BEST WINNING PERCENTAGESeason: 1.000, Dave Sandlin, 1970 1.000, Matt McDonnell, 2002Career: .900, Eddie Booth, 1969-72 (27-3)

3, Blayne Joyner vs. Coastal Carolina, May 9, 2000 3, Daniel Hargrave at James Madison, May 11, 2008Season: 26, Blayne Joyner, 2000Career: 39, Blayne Joyner, 1997-2000

mOST TImES HIT BY PITCHGame: 3, Mark Scalf, 1978Season: 18, Mark Carver, 2008Career: 34, Mark Carver, 2004-08

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGESeason: .407, Sam Askew, 1979Career: .371, Tim Preston, 2004-05

HIGHEST SLuGGING PERCENTAGESeason: .716, Bryan Britt, 1996Career: .620, Robbie Monday, 2009-10

mOST WALkSGame: 5, Derek Williams vs. W&M, March 31, 1996Season: 60, Eric Hall, 1986Career: 150, Matt Wright, 2000-03

mOST STRIkEOuTSGame: 4, many times Last: Tyler Molinaro at Georgia State, April 29, 2012Season: 63, Josh Bonifay, 1997Career: 197, Mike Foucht, 1997-2000

Longest Hitting Streak

most Consecutive At-Bats without Striking Out 67, Jason Appel, Mar. 23 – Apr. 19, 2008

most Home Runs In Doubleheader 4, Chuck Jones vs. East Carolina, April 26, 1987Hit for Cycle Bobby Leeper, at Old Dominion, 5/14, 2009, W 17-7

TEAm PITCHING RECORDS

mOST INNINGS PITCHEDGame: 17, vs. High Point, May 20, 1967Season: 568.2, 2006

mOST COmPLETE GAmESSeason: 24, 1982

mOST SAVESSeason: 17, 2003

mOST SHuTOuTSSeason: 14, 1969

mOST OPPONENT SHuTOuTSSeason: 7, 1988

mOST RuNS ALLOWEDGame: 25, vs. East Carolina, April 11, 1978Season: 417, 1998

mOST EARNED RuNS ALLOWEDGame: 17, vs. East Carolina, April 11, 1978 17, NC State, Apr. 20, 2011Season: 330, 1998

fEWEST RuNS ALLOWEDSeason: 49, 1969

fEWEST EARNED RuNS ALLOWEDSeason: 14, 1969

CONSECuTIVE SCORELESS INNINGSSeason: 53, From April 21, 1969 to May 15, 1969

STRIkEOuTSGame: 21, vs. St. Andrews, April 26, 1973Season: 489, 2003

mOST WALkSGame: 14, at Georgia Southern, March 8, 1988Season: 297, 1985

fEWEST WALkSSeason: 68, 1970

mOST HIT BATSmENGame: 7, Elon, April 19, 2005Season: 83, 2006

mOST WILD PITCHESGame: 6, at George Mason, Mar. 25, 2011Season: 59, 2006

mOST BALkSGame: 2, at Elon, April 19, 2009Season: 8, 2006 & 2009

LOWEST EARNED RuN AVERAGESeason: 0.67, 1969

HIGHEST EARNED RuN AVERAGESeason: 6.31, 1998

NO-HITTERSSeason: 2, 1969History: 7

PERfECT GAmESSeason: 1, 1968History: 1

fEWEST HITS ALLOWEDSeason: 158, 1970

fEWEST HOmE RuNS ALLOWEDSeason: 14, 1978

mOST APPEARANCESSeason: 37, Bryan Booth, 2009Career: 112, Allen Flood, 2004-08

mOST INNINGS PITCHEDGame: 17, Chuck Cuppett vs. HPU, May 20, 1967Season: 120.2, Thomas Benton, 2006Career: 381.2, Bryan Mazur, 1996-99

mOST VICTORIESSeason: 12, Ronald Hill, 2004Career: 31, Ronald Hill, 2002-05

mOST CONSECuTIVE VICTORIESSeason: 11, Brad Holt, 2008

BEST WINNING PERCENTAGESeason: 1.000, Dave Sandlin, 1970 1.000, Matt McDonnell, 2002Career: .900, Eddie Booth, 1969-72 (27-3)


game-season-career recordsmOST LOSSESSeason: 11, Jerome Hunt, 1988Career: 28, Bryan Mazur, 1996-1999

mOST STARTSSeason: 18, Thomas Benton, 2006Career: 57, Jake Mullis, 2000-03

mOST COmPLETE GAmESSeason: 10, Roger Sutton, 1979Career: 25, Curtis Hopper

mOST SAVESSeason: 13, Blake Cross, 2003Career: 32, Blake Cross, 2001-04

mOST SHuTOuTSSeason: 4, Eddie Booth, 1969Career: 4, Eddie Booth, 1969-72; Carl Willis, 1980-83

mOST RuNS ALLOWEDSeason: 95, Bryan Mazur, 1997Career: 229, Bryan Mazur, 1996-99

mOST EARNED RuNS Season: 72, Bryan Mazur, 1997Career: 170, Kevin Davidson, 1984-87

fEWEST RuNS ALLOWEDSeason: 27, David Pope, 1979 (10 Starts)Career: 33, Eddie Booth, 1969-72

fEWEST EARNED RuNS ALLOWEDSeason: 0, Dave Sandlin, 1970Career: 26, Eddie Booth, 1969-72

LOWEST EARNED RuN AVERAGESeason: 0.00, Dave Sandlin, 1970Career: 1.31, Eddie Booth, 1969-72 (4 Years) 0.46, Pete Eyer, 1968-69 (2 Years)

STRIkEOuTSGame: 21, Dave Sandlin vs. St. Andrews, April 26, 1973Season: 135, Jason Ramsey, 1996Career: 324, Bryan Mazur, 1996-99

mOST WALkSGame: 10, three times Last: Cam Roth, at JMU, Apr. 17, 2010Season: 60, Parker Davis, 1976; Mike Antle, 1981Career: 163, David Morrison, 1988-91

mOST HIT BATSmENGame: 4, Brian Whitaker, Old Dominion, Apr. 12, 2002 4, Jake Mullis Old Dominion, Apr. 13, 2003 4, Cody Dickens Vs. Texas Christian, Feb. 28, 2007 4, Bradley Holt at Delaware, Apr. 13, 2007 4, Kyle Lewis at Elon, Mar. 5, 2008 4, Tyler DeLoach at East Carolina, April 17, 2012Season: 19, Bradley Holt, 2007Career: 36, Ronald Hill, 2002-05

mOST WILD PITCHESGame: 4, Many times. L: Tyler McSwain at George Mason, Mar. 25, 2011Season: 15, Matt McDonnell, 2000Career: 30, David Morrison, 1988-91

mOST BALkSGame: 2, Steven Davis, at Elon, April 19, 2009Season: 3, Ronald Hill, 2003

3, Allen Flood, 2006 3, Cameron Roth, 2009, 2010Career: 7, Allen Flood, 2004-08

fEWEST HITS ALLOWEDGame: 0, Billy DeBruhi vs. Carbon College May 22, 1959 (9 innings 5-0, NJCAA WS) 0, Jim Sanders vs. Cal. (Pa.) April 12, 1968 (9 innings, W 1-0, Perfect Game) 0, Chuck Cuppett vs. Lynchburg April, 5, 1969 (9 innings, W 2-0) 0, Pete Eyer and Jim Harris vs. St. Andrews at Pembroke State(9 innings, W 13-0, May 16, 1969 - NAIA Dist. 29 Playoffs) 0, Paul Fulton vs. East Carolina April 15, 1974 (7 innings, W 1-0) 0, Phil Lambert/Mike Hunter vs. W. Conn. April 15, 1974 (7 innings, W 6-0) 0, Roger Sutton/Danny Huston at Duke March 6, 1978 (7 innings, W 11-0) 0, E.H. Kennedy vs. Campbell April 24, 1989 (9 innings, W 3-0) 0, John Babson vs. Yale March 9, 1995 (9 innings, W 2-0)Season: 31, Eddie Booth, 1970 (59 innings)Career: 175, Ronald Inman, 1979-82

TWO WINS IN A SINGLE DAYPlayer: Brian Whitaker vs. Princeton March 21, 2001 (Both in relief) Johnny Conner vs. Old Dominion March 1, 1981 (Both in relief) Randy Prosser at Methodist March 11, 1976 (1st in relief and 2nd as a starter) Allen Flood, at Hofstra Apr. 3, 2005 (Both in relief) Steven Davis, Hofstra March 13, 2009 (Both in relief)

TEAm fIELDING RECORDS

mOST CHANCESGame: 53, vs. UNC Charlotte, March 5, 1985Season: 2528, 2006

mOST PuTOuTSGame: 51, vs. High Point, May 20, 1967Season: 1706, 2006

mOST ASSISTSGame: 21, William & Mary, Apr. 9, 2006; VCU, May 20, 2011Season: 747, 2006

mOST ERRORSGame: 10, vs. Coastal Carolina, April 6, 1977Season: 133, 1997

BEST fIELDING PERCENTAGESeason: .974, 2002

mOST DOuBLE PLAYSGame: 5, vs. American, March 16, 1986Season: 69, 1998

mOST GAmES WITHOuT AN ERRORSeason: 21, 2002

mOST TRIPLE PLAYSGame: 1, vs. Methodist, April 18, 1972Season: 1, 1972

mISCELLANEOuS fIELDING RECORDS

mOST ERRORS IN A GAmE, BOTH TEAmS12, vs. Coastal Carolina, April 6, 1977(UNCW 10, Coastal Carolina 2)

mOST ERRORS IN A GAmE, OPPONENT11, at William and Mary, April 12, 1997

INDIVIDuAL fIELDING RECORDS

mOST CHANCESGame: 20, Matt Wright, vs. CU, Apr. 10, 2001Season: 602, Matt Wright, 2002Career: 2,208, Matt Wright, 2000-03

mOST PuTOuTSGame: 19, Matt Wright, vs. Campbell, Apr. 10, 2001 19, Drew Farber, vs. Elon, April 25, 2012Season: 557, Matt Wright, 2002Career: 2,038, Matt Wright, 2000-03

mOST ASSISTSGame: 10, Aaron Smith, Marist, Feb. 29, 2004 10, Ben Thielsen, VCU, March 21, 2009Season: 206, Mike Rooney, 2010Career: 567, Mike Rooney, 2007-10

mOST ERRORSGame: 4, Mitch Wells at W&M, March 24, 1986 4, Mitch Wells vs. Buffalo St., April 3, 1986 4, Tom Heitler at J. Madison, May 9, 1987Season: 32, Keith Barnhardt, 1993Career: 82, Mitch Wells, 1984-87

BEST fIELDING PERCENTAGESeason: .996, Chuck Jones, 1985 .996, Daniel Marsh, 2000Career: .990, Chuck Jones, 1984-87 .990, Tim Hooks, 1987-90 .990, Mark Carver, 2004-08

mOST DOuBLE PLAYSGame: 5, Chuck Jones vs. American, March 16, 1986Season: 55, Matt Wright, 2003Career: 173, Matt Wright, 2000-2003

CONSECuTIVE GAmES WITHOuT AN ERROR67 Tim Preston, OF, Feb. 20, 2004 - Mar. 5, 2005

3, Allen Flood, 2006 3, Cameron Roth, 2009, 2010Career: 7, Allen Flood, 2004-08

fEWEST HITS ALLOWEDGame: 0, Billy DeBruhi vs. Carbon College May 22, 1959 (9 innings 5-0, NJCAA WS) 0, Jim Sanders vs. Cal. (Pa.) April 12, 1968 (9 innings, W 1-0, Perfect Game) 0, Chuck Cuppett vs. Lynchburg April, 5, 1969 (9 innings, W 2-0) 0, Pete Eyer and Jim Harris vs. St. Andrews at Pembroke State(9 innings, W 13-0, May 16, 1969 - NAIA Dist. 29 Playoffs) 0, Paul Fulton vs. East Carolina April 15, 1974 (7 innings, W 1-0) 0, Phil Lambert/Mike Hunter vs. W. Conn. April 15, 1974 (7 innings, W 6-0) 0, Roger Sutton/Danny Huston at Duke March 6, 1978 (7 innings, W 11-0) 0, E.H. Kennedy vs. Campbell April 24, 1989 (9 innings, W 3-0) 0, John Babson vs. Yale March 9, 1995 (9 innings, W 2-0)Season: 31, Eddie Booth, 1970 (59 innings)Career: 175, Ronald Inman, 1979-82

TWO WINS IN A SINGLE DAYPlayer: Brian Whitaker vs. Princeton March 21, 2001 (Both in relief) Johnny Conner vs. Old Dominion March 1, 1981 (Both in relief) Randy Prosser at Methodist March 11, 1976 (1st in relief and 2nd as a starter) Allen Flood, at Hofstra Apr. 3, 2005 (Both in relief) Steven Davis, Hofstra March 13, 2009 (Both in relief)

mOST CHANCESGame: 53, vs. UNC Charlotte, March 5, 1985Season: 2528, 2006

mOST PuTOuTSGame: 51, vs. High Point, May 20, 1967Season: 1706, 2006

mOST ASSISTSGame: 21, William & Mary, Apr. 9, 2006; VCU, May 20, 2011Season: 747, 2006

mOST ERRORSGame: 10, vs. Coastal Carolina, April 6, 1977Season: 133, 1997

BEST fIELDING PERCENTAGESeason: .974, 2002

mOST DOuBLE PLAYSGame: 5, vs. American, March 16, 1986Season: 69, 1998

mOST GAmES WITHOuT AN ERRORSeason: 21, 2002

mOST TRIPLE PLAYSGame: 1, vs. Methodist, April 18, 1972Season: 1, 1972

mOST ERRORS IN A GAmE, BOTH TEAmS12, vs. Coastal Carolina, April 6, 1977(UNCW 10, Coastal Carolina 2)

mOST ERRORS IN A GAmE, OPPONENT11, at William and Mary, April 12, 1997

mOST CHANCESGame: 20, Matt Wright, vs. CU, Apr. 10, 2001Season: 602, Matt Wright, 2002Career: 2,208, Matt Wright, 2000-03

mOST PuTOuTSGame: 19, Matt Wright, vs. Campbell, Apr. 10, 2001 19, Drew Farber, vs. Elon, April 25, 2012Season: 557, Matt Wright, 2002Career: 2,038, Matt Wright, 2000-03

mOST ASSISTSGame: 10, Aaron Smith, Marist, Feb. 29, 2004 10, Ben Thielsen, VCU, March 21, 2009Season: 206, Mike Rooney, 2010Career: 567, Mike Rooney, 2007-10

mOST ERRORSGame: 4, Mitch Wells at W&M, March 24, 1986 4, Mitch Wells vs. Buffalo St., April 3, 1986 4, Tom Heitler at J. Madison, May 9, 1987Season: 32, Keith Barnhardt, 1993Career: 82, Mitch Wells, 1984-87

BEST fIELDING PERCENTAGESeason: .996, Chuck Jones, 1985 .996, Daniel Marsh, 2000Career: .990, Chuck Jones, 1984-87 .990, Tim Hooks, 1987-90 .990, Mark Carver, 2004-08

mOST DOuBLE PLAYSGame: 5, Chuck Jones vs. American, March 16, 1986Season: 55, Matt Wright, 2003Career: 173, Matt Wright, 2000-2003

CONSECuTIVE GAmES WITHOuT AN ERROR67 Tim Preston, OF, Feb. 20, 2004 - Mar. 5, 2005


Career Records: HittingHighest batting avg. (minimum 300 AB)1. .371 Preston, Tim (156-420) 2004-052. .354 Grawey, Chip (223-630) 2000-043. .354 Dawkins, Herbie (110-311) 1978-794. .352 Raynor, John (230-654) 2003-065. .350 Appel, Jason (260-742) 2005-086. .349 Pope, Thomas (220-630) 2009-127. .348 Ridge, Hunter (242-696) 2010-128. .345 Murr, Paul (127-368) 1980-839. .341 Sandlin, David (171-502) 1970-7310. .335 Halford, Steve (128-382) 2006-07

Highest slugging pct. (minimum 300 AB)1. .620 Monday, Robbie (382 AB) 2009-102. .594 Britt, Bryan (584 AB) 1994-963. .586 Preston, Tim (420 AB) 2004-054. .573 Hairr, Kevin (627 AB) 1998-015. .570 Bonifay, Josh (388 AB) 1997,996. .561 Carver, Mark (619 AB) 2004-087. .558 Hargrave, Daniel (769 AB) 2005-088. .546 Stanley, Cody (595 AB) 2008-109. .541 Hickman, Eric (355 AB) 1985-8810. .527 Hall, Nate (393 AB) 2007-08

Highest on base pct. (minimum 300 AB)1. .465 Wishon, Justin (406 AB) 2000-012. .439 Preston, Tim (420 AB) 2004-053. .438 Pope, Thomas (630 AB) 2009-124. .427 Monday, Robbie (382 AB) 2009-105. .426 Catalano, John (396 AB) 1985-87 .426 Ridge, Hunter (696 AB) 2010-127. .423 Batts, Jonathan (773 AB) 2004-078. .420 Rooney, Michael (652 AB) 2007-109. .419 Raynor, John (654 AB) 2003-06 .419 Carver, Mark (619 AB) 2004-08

most games played1. 229 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 227 Batts, Jonathan 2004-073. 223 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-034. 213 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-085. 212 Williams, Derek 1994-976. 208 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-957. 205 Jones, Chuck 1984-878. 204 Foucht, Mike 1997-009. 202 Raynor, John 2003-0610. 200 Broome, Corey 1990-93

most games started1. 223 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 221 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-033. 214 Batts, Jonathan 2004-074. 205 Williams, Derek 1994-975. 201 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-956. 199 Broome, Corey 1990-937. 195 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-928. 193 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-08 193 Currin, Perry 1989-9210. 185 McKenna, David 1999-02

most at bats1. 827 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-032. 800 Wright, Matt 2000-033. 773 Batts, Jonathan 2004-074. 769 Williams, Derek 1994-97 769 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-086. 742 Appel, Jason 2005-087. 726 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-928. 725 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-959. 723 Poulk, Matt 2002-0610. 722 Broome, Corey 1990-93

most runs scored1. 187 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-082. 182 Batts, Jonathan 2004-073. 165 Appel, Jason 2005-084. 163 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-035. 161 Raynor, John 2003-066. 160 Carver, Mark 2004-087. 156 Rooney, Michael 2007-108. 154 Williams, Derek 1994-979. 152 Foucht, Mike 1997-0010. 151 Poulk, Matt 2002-06 151 Wells, Mitch 1984-87

most hits1. 260 Appel, Jason 2005-082. 256 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-033. 245 Batts, Jonathan 2004-074. 242 Ridge, Hunter 2010-115. 239 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-086. 234 Williams, Derek 1994-977. 230 Wright, Matt 2000-03 230 Raynor, John 2003-069. 223 Grawey, Chip 2000-0410. 220 Pope, Thomas 2009-12

most doubles1. 62 Batts, Jonathan 2004-072. 59 Poulk, Matt 2002-063. 57 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-084. 56 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-03 56 Hairr, Kevin 1998-016. 53 Broome, Corey 1990-937. 50 Evans, Grayson 2006-10 50 Ridge, Hunter 2010-129. 49 Wright, Matt 2000-0310. 45 Williams, Derek 1994-97

most triples1. 11 Grawey, Chip 2000-042. 10 Wright, Matt 2000-03 10 Dew, Sandy 1966-69 10 Appel, Jason 2005-08 10 Pope, Thomas 2009-126. 9 Broome, Corey 1990-93 9 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-92 9 Wooten, Joe 1957-589. 8 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-08 8 Raynor, John 2003-06 8 Askew, Sam 1967-70 8 Murr, Paul 1980-83 8 Edgerton, Howie 1972-75 8 Jones, Thomas 1980-81 8 Harris, Bill 1963,66

most home runs1. 40 Britt, Bryan 1994-962. 39 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-083. 33 Carver, Mark 2004-084. 32 Monday, Robbie 2009-105. 31 Poulk, Matt 2002-06 31 Batts, Jonathan 2004-077. 28 Stanley, Cody 2008-10 28 Foucht, Mike 1997-009. 27 Hairr, Kevin 1998-0110. 25 Hall, Eric 1985-86

most runs batted in1. 182 Batts, Jonathan 2004-072. 180 Wright, Matt 2000-033. 172 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-084. 170 Carver, Mark 2004-085. 153 Poulk, Matt 2002-06

6. 150 Ridge, Hunter 2010-127. 148 Raynor, John 2003-068. 146 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-039. 140 Jones, Chuck 1984-8710. 131 Evans, Grayson 2006-10

most total bases1. 429 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-082. 402 Batts, Jonathan 2004-073. 388 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-034. 369 Poulk, Matt 2002-065. 365 Wright, Matt 2000-036. 359 Hairr, Kevin 1998-017. 357 Appel, Jason 2005-088. 356 Williams, Derek 1994-979. 351 Broome, Corey 1990-9310. 348 Ridge, Hunter 2010-12

most walks1. 150 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 134 Batts, Jonathan 2004-073. 113 Wells, Mitch 1984-874. 112 Rooney, Michael 2007-105. 109 Edgerton, Howie 1972-756. 106 Williams, Derek 1994-977. 105 Slaughter, Johnny 1981-848. 101 Jones, Chuck 1984-879. 97 Hall, Eric 1985-8610. 95 Langmeyer, Tim 1985-88

most times hit by pitch1. 34 Carver, Mark 2004-082. 32 Preston, Tim 2004-053. 31 Rooney, Michael 2007-10 31 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-08 31 Cain, Andrew 2009-126. 30 Wishon, Justin 2000-01 30 Pope, Thomas 2009-128. 22 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-03 22 Wright, Matt 2000-0310. 21 Batts, Jonathan 2004-07

most times struck out1. 197 Foucht, Mike 1997-002. 166 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-033. 162 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-084. 161 Wright, Matt 2000-035. 154 Simmerman, Russ 2000-036. 150 Cain, Andrew 2009-127. 137 Marsh, Daniel 1997-008. 133 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-959. 132 Langmeyer, Tim 1985-8810. 128 Hatcher, Chris 2004-06 128 Raynor, John 2003-06

most stolen bases1. 83 Wells, Mitch (83-103) 1984-872. 79 Hemingway, Jamie (79-101) 2000-033. 74 Raynor, John (74-83) 2003-064. 72 Langmeyer, Tim (72-83) 1985-885. 64 Grawey, Chip (64-78) 2000-046. 62 Chamberlain, Mark (62-79) 1989-927. 61 Hairr, Kevin (61-76) 1998-018. 58 Foucht, Mike (58-72) 1997-009. 57 Barnhardt, Keith (57-70) 1992-9510. 56 Appel, Jason (56-66) 2005-08

most runs scored1. 187 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-082. 182 Batts, Jonathan 2004-073. 165 Appel, Jason 2005-084. 163 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-035. 161 Raynor, John 2003-066. 160 Carver, Mark 2004-087. 156 Rooney, Michael 2007-108. 154 Williams, Derek 1994-979. 152 Foucht, Mike 1997-0010. 151 Poulk, Matt 2002-06 151 Wells, Mitch 1984-87

most hits1. 260 Appel, Jason 2005-082. 256 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-033. 245 Batts, Jonathan 2004-074. 242 Ridge, Hunter 2010-115. 239 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-086. 234 Williams, Derek 1994-977. 230 Wright, Matt 2000-03 230 Raynor, John 2003-069. 223 Grawey, Chip 2000-0410. 220 Pope, Thomas 2009-12

most doubles1. 62 Batts, Jonathan 2004-072. 59 Poulk, Matt 2002-063. 57 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-084. 56 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-03 56 Hairr, Kevin 1998-016. 53 Broome, Corey 1990-937. 50 Evans, Grayson 2006-10 50 Ridge, Hunter 2010-129. 49 Wright, Matt 2000-0310. 45 Williams, Derek 1994-97

most triples1. 11 Grawey, Chip 2000-042. 10 Wright, Matt 2000-03 10 Dew, Sandy 1966-69 10 Appel, Jason 2005-08 10 Pope, Thomas 2009-126. 9 Broome, Corey 1990-93 9 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-92 9 Wooten, Joe 1957-589. 8 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-08 8 Raynor, John 2003-06 8 Askew, Sam 1967-70 8 Murr, Paul 1980-83 8 Edgerton, Howie 1972-75 8 Jones, Thomas 1980-81 8 Harris, Bill 1963,66

most home runs1. 40 Britt, Bryan 1994-962. 39 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-083. 33 Carver, Mark 2004-084. 32 Monday, Robbie 2009-105. 31 Poulk, Matt 2002-06 31 Batts, Jonathan 2004-077. 28 Stanley, Cody 2008-10 28 Foucht, Mike 1997-009. 27 Hairr, Kevin 1998-0110. 25 Hall, Eric 1985-86

most runs batted in1. 182 Batts, Jonathan 2004-072. 180 Wright, Matt 2000-033. 172 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-084. 170 Carver, Mark 2004-085. 153 Poulk, Matt 2002-06

6. 150 Ridge, Hunter 2010-127. 148 Raynor, John 2003-068. 146 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-039. 140 Jones, Chuck 1984-8710. 131 Evans, Grayson 2006-10

most total bases1. 429 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-082. 402 Batts, Jonathan 2004-073. 388 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-034. 369 Poulk, Matt 2002-065. 365 Wright, Matt 2000-036. 359 Hairr, Kevin 1998-017. 357 Appel, Jason 2005-088. 356 Williams, Derek 1994-979. 351 Broome, Corey 1990-9310. 348 Ridge, Hunter 2010-12

most walks1. 150 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 134 Batts, Jonathan 2004-073. 113 Wells, Mitch 1984-874. 112 Rooney, Michael 2007-105. 109 Edgerton, Howie 1972-756. 106 Williams, Derek 1994-977. 105 Slaughter, Johnny 1981-848. 101 Jones, Chuck 1984-879. 97 Hall, Eric 1985-8610. 95 Langmeyer, Tim 1985-88

most times hit by pitch1. 34 Carver, Mark 2004-082. 32 Preston, Tim 2004-053. 31 Rooney, Michael 2007-10 31 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-08 31 Cain, Andrew 2009-126. 30 Wishon, Justin 2000-01 30 Pope, Thomas 2009-128. 22 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-03 22 Wright, Matt 2000-0310. 21 Batts, Jonathan 2004-07

most times struck out1. 197 Foucht, Mike 1997-002. 166 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-033. 162 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-084. 161 Wright, Matt 2000-035. 154 Simmerman, Russ 2000-036. 150 Cain, Andrew 2009-127. 137 Marsh, Daniel 1997-008. 133 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-959. 132 Langmeyer, Tim 1985-8810. 128 Hatcher, Chris 2004-06 128 Raynor, John 2003-06

most stolen bases1. 83 Wells, Mitch (83-103) 1984-872. 79 Hemingway, Jamie (79-101) 2000-033. 74 Raynor, John (74-83) 2003-064. 72 Langmeyer, Tim (72-83) 1985-885. 64 Grawey, Chip (64-78) 2000-046. 62 Chamberlain, Mark (62-79) 1989-927. 61 Hairr, Kevin (61-76) 1998-018. 58 Foucht, Mike (58-72) 1997-009. 57 Barnhardt, Keith (57-70) 1992-9510. 56 Appel, Jason (56-66) 2005-08


Career Records: pitchingLowest earned run avg. (minimum 100 IP)1. 0.46 Eyer, Pete (137.2 IP) 1968-692. 1.31 Booth, Eddie (255.0 IP) 1969-723. 1.46 Lemon, Ed (148.1 IP) 1963-664. 1.62 Sandlin, David (282.2 IP) 1970-735. 1.69 Yelverton, Barnes (133.1 IP) 1969-726. 1.83 Cuppett, Chuck (310.0 IP) 1967-707. 1.83 Atkins, Eddie (172.0 IP) 1969-718. 1.92 Sanderson (135.2 IP) 1973-749. 1.99 Sanders, Jim (131.0 IP) 1967-6810. 2.23 Cross, Blake (145.1 IP) 2001-04

Most strikeouts/9 inn game (minimum 100 IP)1. 11.11 Ramsey, Jason (247.0 IP) 1994-962. 10.98 Booth, Eddie (255.0 IP) 1969-723. 9.85 Cross, Blake (145.1 IP) 2001-044. 9.71 Lemon, Ed (148.1 IP) 1963-665. 9.58 Atkins, Eddie (172.0 IP) 1969-716. 9.17 Altman, Heath (126.2 IP) 1990-937. 9.15 Harrold, Stephen (103.1 IP) 2008-108. 9.08 Flood, Allen (187.1 IP) 2004-089. 8.85 Sandlin, David (282.2 IP) 1970-7310. 8.54 McDonnell, Matt (210.2 IP) 1999-02

most wins1. 31 Hill, Ronald (31-11) 2002-052. 27 Booth, Eddie (27-6) 1969-72 27 Mullis, Jake (27-18) 2000-034. 25 King, Kenny (25-10) 1984-86 25 Cuppett, Chuck (25-9) 1967-706. 24 Mazur, Bryan (24-28) 1996-997. 23 Davidson, Kevin (23-14) 1984-878. 22 Sandlin, David (22-9) 1970-73 22 McSwain (22-13) 2009-1210. 21 Cropper, Daniel (21-14) 2007-11

most losses1. 28 Mazur, Bryan (24-28) 1996-992. 23 Morrison, David (14-23) 1988-913. 22 Hopper, Curtis (18-22) 1983-864. 20 Hunt, Jerome (14-20) 1987-90 20 Temple, Jack (12-20) 1997-006. 19 Jarman, Keith (12-19) 1988-91 19 Smith, Brian (18-19) 1991-948. 18 Mullis, Jake (27-18) 2000-03 18 Ramsey, Jason (13-18) 1994-9610. 16 Willis, Carl (20-16) 1980-83 16 Smith, Kenny (20-16) 1980-83

Most saves1. 32 Cross, Blake 2001-042. 15 Paul, Adam 2003-063. 13 Harrold, Stephen 2008-104. 9 Booth, Bryan 2007-10 9 Prince, William 2011-126. 8 Altman, Heath 1990-93 8 Altman, Scott 1985-868. 7 Mazur, Bryan 1996-99 7 Flood, Allen 2004-08 7 Salefsky, Larry 2006-08 7 Currin, Wesley 1984-87 7 McDonnell, Matt 1999-02 7 Ickes, Ken 1995-98

most appearances1. 112 Flood, Allen 2004-082. 95 Cross, Blake 2001-043. 87 Booth, Bryan 2007-104. 84 Paul, Adam 2003-065. 81 Mazur, Bryan 1996-996. 79 McDonnell, Matt 1999-027. 77 Moore, Jeff 2002-058. 76 Hill, Ronald 2002-059. 74 Morgan, Andrew 2004-07 74 Harrold, Stephen 2008-10 74 McSwain, Tyler 2009-12

most games started1. 57 Mullis, Jake 2000-032. 52 Mazur, Bryan 1996-993. 50 Cropper, Daniel 2007-114. 49 Hill, Ronald 2002-055. 45 Kozol, Anthony 1996-00 45 Morrison, David 1988-917. 44 Davidson, Kevin 1984-87 44 Coughlin, Chris 1999-039. 42 Smith, Brian 1991-94 42 Hopper, Curtis 1983-86 42 McSwain, Tyler 2009-12

most shutouts1. 5 Freeman, Mike 1984-872. 4 Sandlin, David 1970-733. 3 Mullis, Jake 2000-03 3 Smith, Brian 1991-94 3 Whitfield,Doyle 1965-67 3 Booth, Eddie 1969-72 3 Ramsey, Jason 1994-96

3 Cuppett, Chuck 1967-70 3 Davidson, Kevin 1984-87 3 Cropper, Daniel 2007-11

most innings pitched1. 381.2 Mazur, Bryan 1996-992. 364.2 Mullis, Jake 2000-033. 329.2 Hill, Ronald 2002-054. 324.2 Smith, Brian 1991-945. 315.0 McSwain, Tyler 2009-126. 312.0 Smith, Kenny 1980-837. 310.0 Cuppett, Chuck 1967-708. 305.0 Davidson, Kevin 1984-879. 297.2 Kozol, Anthony 1996-0010. 297.1 Cropper, Daniel 2007-11

most strikeouts1. 324 Mazur, Bryan 1996-992. 311 Booth, Eddie 1969-723. 305 Ramsey, Jason 1994-964. 278 Sandlin, David 1970-735. 269 Mullis, Jake 2000-036. 239 McSwain, Tyler 2009-127. 236 Cropper, Daniel 2007-118. 231 Cuppett, Chuck 1967-70 231 Coughlin, Chris 1999-0310. 230 Babson, John 1991-95

most hit batters1. 36 Hill, Ronald 2002-052. 34 Holt, Bradley 2006-083. 33 Benton, Thomas 2003-06 33 Mullis, Jake 2000-035. 32 McSwain, Tyler 2009-126. 30 Cropper, Daniel 2007-117. 29 Frankoff, Seth 2007-10 29 Coughlin, Chris 1999-039. 28 Mazur, Bryan 1996-9910. 27 Hatcher, Jeff 2005-08

Most saves1. 32 Cross, Blake 2001-042. 15 Paul, Adam 2003-063. 13 Harrold, Stephen 2008-104. 9 Booth, Bryan 2007-10 9 Prince, William 2011-126. 8 Altman, Heath 1990-93 8 Altman, Scott 1985-868. 7 Mazur, Bryan 1996-99 7 Flood, Allen 2004-08 7 Salefsky, Larry 2006-08 7 Currin, Wesley 1984-87 7 McDonnell, Matt 1999-02 7 Ickes, Ken 1995-98

most appearances1. 112 Flood, Allen 2004-082. 95 Cross, Blake 2001-043. 87 Booth, Bryan 2007-104. 84 Paul, Adam 2003-065. 81 Mazur, Bryan 1996-996. 79 McDonnell, Matt 1999-027. 77 Moore, Jeff 2002-058. 76 Hill, Ronald 2002-059. 74 Morgan, Andrew 2004-07 74 Harrold, Stephen 2008-10 74 McSwain, Tyler 2009-12

most games started1. 57 Mullis, Jake 2000-032. 52 Mazur, Bryan 1996-993. 50 Cropper, Daniel 2007-114. 49 Hill, Ronald 2002-055. 45 Kozol, Anthony 1996-00 45 Morrison, David 1988-917. 44 Davidson, Kevin 1984-87 44 Coughlin, Chris 1999-039. 42 Smith, Brian 1991-94 42 Hopper, Curtis 1983-86 42 McSwain, Tyler 2009-12

most shutouts1. 5 Freeman, Mike 1984-872. 4 Sandlin, David 1970-733. 3 Mullis, Jake 2000-03 3 Smith, Brian 1991-94 3 Whitfield,Doyle 1965-67 3 Booth, Eddie 1969-72 3 Ramsey, Jason 1994-96

3 Cuppett, Chuck 1967-70 3 Davidson, Kevin 1984-87 3 Cropper, Daniel 2007-11

most innings pitched1. 381.2 Mazur, Bryan 1996-992. 364.2 Mullis, Jake 2000-033. 329.2 Hill, Ronald 2002-054. 324.2 Smith, Brian 1991-945. 315.0 McSwain, Tyler 2009-126. 312.0 Smith, Kenny 1980-837. 310.0 Cuppett, Chuck 1967-708. 305.0 Davidson, Kevin 1984-879. 297.2 Kozol, Anthony 1996-0010. 297.1 Cropper, Daniel 2007-11

most strikeouts1. 324 Mazur, Bryan 1996-992. 311 Booth, Eddie 1969-723. 305 Ramsey, Jason 1994-964. 278 Sandlin, David 1970-735. 269 Mullis, Jake 2000-036. 239 McSwain, Tyler 2009-127. 236 Cropper, Daniel 2007-118. 231 Cuppett, Chuck 1967-70 231 Coughlin, Chris 1999-0310. 230 Babson, John 1991-95

most hit batters1. 36 Hill, Ronald 2002-052. 34 Holt, Bradley 2006-083. 33 Benton, Thomas 2003-06 33 Mullis, Jake 2000-035. 32 McSwain, Tyler 2009-126. 30 Cropper, Daniel 2007-117. 29 Frankoff, Seth 2007-10 29 Coughlin, Chris 1999-039. 28 Mazur, Bryan 1996-9910. 27 Hatcher, Jeff 2005-08


Career Records: fieldingHighest fi elding pct. (minimum 800 chances)1. .990 Jones, Chuck (1741-136-19) 1984-872. .990 Hooks, Tim (795-54-9) 1987-903. .990 Carver, Mark (862-81-10) 2004-084. .988 Wright, Matt (2038-143-27) 2000-035. .987 McBride, Chris (723-99-11) 1992-946. .986 Marsh, Daniel (1216-167-20) 1997-007. .985 Stanley, Cody (923-118-16) 2008-108. .984 Hatcher, Chris (780-101-14) 2004-069. .984 Ridge, Hunter (1057-73-18) 2010-129. .983 Joyner, Tate (888-73-17) 1994-97

most chances1. 2208 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 1896 Jones, Chuck 1984-873. 1403 Marsh, Daniel 1997-004. 1260 Broome, Corey 1990-935. 1148 Batts, Jonathan 2004-07 1148 Ridge, Hunter 2010-127. 1147 Holley, Clyde 1979-828. 1057 Stanley, Cody 2008-109. 1055 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-0810. 1013 Wells, Mitch 1984-87

most putouts1. 2038 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 1741 Jones, Chuck 1984-873. 1216 Marsh, Daniel 1997-004. 1077 Holley, Clyde 1979-825. 1057 Ridge, Hunter 2010-126. 1031 Broome, Corey 1990-937. 961 Batts, Jonathan 2004-078. 923 Stanley, Cody 2008-109. 888 Joyner, Tate 1994-9710. 862 Carver, Mark 2004-08

most assists1. 567 Rooney, Michael 2007-102. 546 Wells, Mitch 1984-873. 526 Reynolds, Bobby 1983-864. 507 McKenna, David 1999-025. 449 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-926. 362 Marbry, Michael 2003-067. 358 Smith, Kenny 2003-068. 357 Simmerman, Russ 2000-039. 351 Poulk, Matt 2002-0610. 332 Bass, Michael 2010-12

most errors1. 82 Wells, Mitch 1984-872. 65 McKenna, David 1999-023. 64 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-95 64 Reynolds, Bobby 1983-865. 61 Stoudenmire, Ed 1988-916. 47 McIntosh, Benji 1996-997. 46 Hall, Gary 1981-858. 44 Rooney, Michael 2007-109. 43 Murr, Paul 1980-83 43 Walston, Kevin 1994-97

most double plays turned1. 173 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 135 Rooney, Michael 2007-103. 110 Ridge, Hunter 2010-124. 109 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-085. 101 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-926. 88 Simmerman, Russ 2000-037. 83 McKenna, David 1999-028. 79 Thielsen, Ben 2009-109. 74 Monday, Robbie 2009-10 74 Smith, Aaron 2003-04

most putouts1. 2038 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 1741 Jones, Chuck 1984-873. 1216 Marsh, Daniel 1997-004. 1077 Holley, Clyde 1979-825. 1057 Ridge, Hunter 2010-126. 1031 Broome, Corey 1990-937. 961 Batts, Jonathan 2004-078. 923 Stanley, Cody 2008-109. 888 Joyner, Tate 1994-9710. 862 Carver, Mark 2004-08

most assists1. 567 Rooney, Michael 2007-102. 546 Wells, Mitch 1984-873. 526 Reynolds, Bobby 1983-864. 507 McKenna, David 1999-025. 449 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-926. 362 Marbry, Michael 2003-067. 358 Smith, Kenny 2003-068. 357 Simmerman, Russ 2000-039. 351 Poulk, Matt 2002-0610. 332 Bass, Michael 2010-12

most errors1. 82 Wells, Mitch 1984-872. 65 McKenna, David 1999-023. 64 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-95 64 Reynolds, Bobby 1983-865. 61 Stoudenmire, Ed 1988-916. 47 McIntosh, Benji 1996-997. 46 Hall, Gary 1981-858. 44 Rooney, Michael 2007-109. 43 Murr, Paul 1980-83 43 Walston, Kevin 1994-97

most double plays turned1. 173 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 135 Rooney, Michael 2007-103. 110 Ridge, Hunter 2010-124. 109 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-085. 101 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-926. 88 Simmerman, Russ 2000-037. 83 McKenna, David 1999-028. 79 Thielsen, Ben 2009-109. 74 Monday, Robbie 2009-10 74 Smith, Aaron 2003-04


season Records: hittingHighest batting avg. (minimum 100 AB)1. .434 Cole, Tom (46-106) 19632. .406 Preston, Tim (102-251) 20053. .401 Murr, Paul (63-157) 19824. .397 Raynor, John (83-209) 20055. .397 Appel, Jason (100-252) 20086. .394 Currin, Perry (50-127) 19907. .386 Hairr, Kevin (78-202) 19998. .376 Wishon, Justin (76-202) 20009. .375 Milkovits, John (57-152) 198110. .373 Grawey, Chip (101-271) 2004

Highest slugging pct. (minimum 100 AB)1. .716 Britt, Bryan (232 AB) 19962. .712 Hargrave, Daniel (139 AB) 20063. .708 Carver, Mark (236 AB) 20084. .699 Hickman, Eric (156 AB) 19875. .689 Bonifay, Josh (196 AB) 19996. .688 Monday, Robbie (205 AB) 20107. .676 Hall, Eric (111 AB) 19858. .674 Antle, Mike (138 AB) 19839. .642 Hairr, Kevin (204 AB) 199810. .634 Bryant, Bobby (123 AB) 1985

Highest on base pct. (minimum 100 AB)1. .530 Wishon, Justin (202 AB) 20002. .489 Hall, Eric (169 AB) 19863. .483 Hall, Eric (111 AB) 19854. .476 Redd, Reggie (102 AB) 19855. .470 McLean, Lee (159 AB) 20066. .467 Appel, Jason (252 AB) 20087. .467 Lewis, Van (115 AB) 19768. .466 Carver, Mark (236 AB) 20089. .463 Preston, Tim (251 AB) 200510. .461 Milkovits, John (152 AB) 1981

most games played1. 63 Hatcher, Chris 2006 63 Batts, Jonathan 2006 63 Raynor, John 20064. 62 many tied

most at bats1. 271 Grawey, Chip 20042. 264 Hatcher, Chris 2006 264 Campbell, Matt 2012 264 Molinaro, Tyler 20125. 262 Raynor, John 20066. 261 Hargrave, Daniel 20087. 252 Appel, Jason 20088. 251 Preston, Tim 20059. 248 Rooney, Michael 201010. 247 Poulk, Matt 2005

most runs scored1. 71 Hargrave, Daniel 2008 71 Carver, Mark 20083. 69 Preston, Tim 20054. 67 Williams, Derek 19975. 65 Batts, Jonathan 20066. 64 Appel, Jason 20087. 63 Raynor, John 20068. 60 Hatcher, Chris 2006 60 Britt, Bryan 199610. 59 Wishon, Justin 2000 59 Foucht, Mike 1999 59 Raynor, John 2005 59 Cain, Andrew 2012

most hits1. 102 Preston, Tim 20052. 101 Grawey, Chip 20043. 100 Appel, Jason 20084. 97 Raynor, John 20065. 92 Hatcher, Chris 20066. 90 Poulk, Matt 20057. 87 Hargrave, Daniel 20088. 86 Hemingway, Jamie 2003 86 Pope, Thomas 201210. 85 Britt, Bryan 1996

most doubles1. 24 Poulk, Matt 20052. 22 Hemingway, Jamie 2003 22 Hairr, Kevin 1998 22 Vaughn, Kiley 20025. 21 Hargrave, Daniel 2007 21 Carver, Mark 2007 21 Evans, Grayson 2009 21 Halford, Steve 2007 21 Broome, Corey 1993 21 Ickes, Ken 1998

most triples1. 9 Wooten, Joe 19572. 7 Grawey, Chip 2004 7 Shipp, Bob 1963 7 Jones, Thomas 1981 7 Pope, Thomas 20126. 6 Harris, Bill 1966 6 Stanley, Cody 2009 6 Askew, Sam 19679. 5 Appel, Jason 2008 5 Williams, Derek 1996 5 Bonifay, Josh 1999 5 Mongero, Trent 1990 5 Murr, Paul 1982 5 Raynor, John 2005

most home runs1. 21 Britt, Bryan 1996 21 Carver, Mark 20083. 20 Monday, Robbie 20104. 18 Hargrave, Daniel 20085. 17 Bonifay, Josh 1999 17 Hickman, Eric 19877. 16 Foucht, Mike 1999 16 Molinaro, Tyler 20129. 14 Poulk, Matt 200610. 13 Hall, Gary 1985 13 Hall, Nate 2008 13 Hall, Eric 1986 13 Roach, Jason 1997

most runs batted in1. 82 Carver, Mark 20082. 73 Poulk, Matt 20053. 69 Raynor, John 20064. 66 Monday, Robbie 2010 66 Hall, Nate 20086. 63 Roach, Jason 19977. 62 Bonifay, Josh 1999 62 Hargrave, Daniel 20089. 60 Batts, Jonathan 2007 60 Hemingway, Jamie 2003

most total bases1. 167 Carver, Mark 20082. 166 Britt, Bryan 19963. 164 Hargrave, Daniel 20084. 158 Preston, Tim 20055. 154 Raynor, John 20066. 147 Poulk, Matt 20057. 143 Hemingway, Jamie 20038. 141 Appel, Jason 2008 141 Monday, Robbie 201010. 139 Molinaro, Tyler 2012

most walks1. 60 Hall, Eric 19862. 52 Wishon, Justin 20003. 45 Monday, Robbie 20104. 43 Batts, Jonathan 20065. 42 Stanley, Cody 20106. 41 Wright, Matt 2002 41 Batts, Jonathan 2007 41 Wright, Matt 20039. 40 Hall, Nate 200810. 39 Redd, Reggie 1986 39 Carver, Mark 2008

most times hit by pitch1. 18 Carver, Mark 20082. 17 Preston, Tim 20053. 16 Wishon, Justin 20014. 15 Rooney, Michael 2008 15 Preston, Tim 20046. 14 Wishon, Justin 2000 14 Cain, Andrew 20127. 13 Thielsen, Ben 20098. 12 Hargrave, Daniel 20079. 11 Eichhorn, Neal 2004 11 Hatcher, Chris 2006 11 Pope, Thomas 2012

most times struck out1. 66 Molinaro, Tyler 20122. 63 Bonifay, Josh 19973. 61 Simmerman, Russ 20024. 59 Foucht, Mike 20005. 58 Foucht, Mike 19996. 57 Simmerman, Russ 20037. 54 Avent, John 1998 54 Cain, Andrew 20129. 53 Hatcher, Chris 200610. 52 Williams, Terry 1998

Most sacrifi ce hits1. 24 Joyner, Blaine 20002. 18 Farber, Andrew 20123. 14 Currin, Perry 19914. 12 Cooper, Marshall 1996 12 Ange, David 2001 12 Rooney, Michael 2008 12 Thielsen, Ben 20108. 11 Marbry, Michael 2006 11 McKenna, David 2001 11 Hargrave, Daniel 2008 11 Pope, Thomas 2012

most stolen bases1. 42 Raynor, John (42-46) 20062. 39 Grawey, Chip (39-48) 20043. 31 Hemingway, Jamie (31-37) 20034. 30 Wells, Mitch (30-37) 19855. 28 Hooker, Kevin (28-36) 19926. 27 Wells, Mitch (27-33) 19877. 26 Langmeyer, Tim (26-31) 19888. 25 Reynolds, Bobby (25-28) 19869. 24 Langmeyer, Tim (24-28) 1986 24 Wishon, Justin (24-33) 2000 24 Mongero, Trent (24-28) 1989

most stolen base attempts1. 48 Grawey, Chip (39-48) 20042. 46 Raynor, John (42-46) 20063. 37 Wells, Mitch (30-37) 1985 37 Hemingway, Jamie (31-37) 20035. 36 Hooker, Kevin (28-36) 19926. 33 Wells, Mitch (27-33) 1987 33 Wishon, Justin (24-33) 20008. 31 Langmeyer, Tim (26-31) 19889. 30 Wishon, Justin (21-30) 200110. 28 Mongero, Trent (24-28) 1989 28 Rugienius, Mike (22-28) 1998 28 Reynolds, Bobby (25-28) 1986 28 Langmeyer, Tim (24-28) 1986 28 Chamberlain, Mark (20-28) 1992

most doubles1. 24 Poulk, Matt 20052. 22 Hemingway, Jamie 2003 22 Hairr, Kevin 1998 22 Vaughn, Kiley 20025. 21 Hargrave, Daniel 2007 21 Carver, Mark 2007 21 Evans, Grayson 2009 21 Halford, Steve 2007 21 Broome, Corey 1993 21 Ickes, Ken 1998

most triples1. 9 Wooten, Joe 19572. 7 Grawey, Chip 2004 7 Shipp, Bob 1963 7 Jones, Thomas 1981 7 Pope, Thomas 20126. 6 Harris, Bill 1966 6 Stanley, Cody 2009 6 Askew, Sam 19679. 5 Appel, Jason 2008 5 Williams, Derek 1996 5 Bonifay, Josh 1999 5 Mongero, Trent 1990 5 Murr, Paul 1982 5 Raynor, John 2005

most home runs1. 21 Britt, Bryan 1996 21 Carver, Mark 20083. 20 Monday, Robbie 20104. 18 Hargrave, Daniel 20085. 17 Bonifay, Josh 1999 17 Hickman, Eric 19877. 16 Foucht, Mike 1999 16 Molinaro, Tyler 20129. 14 Poulk, Matt 200610. 13 Hall, Gary 1985 13 Hall, Nate 2008 13 Hall, Eric 1986 13 Roach, Jason 1997

most runs batted in1. 82 Carver, Mark 20082. 73 Poulk, Matt 20053. 69 Raynor, John 20064. 66 Monday, Robbie 2010 66 Hall, Nate 20086. 63 Roach, Jason 19977. 62 Bonifay, Josh 1999 62 Hargrave, Daniel 20089. 60 Batts, Jonathan 2007 60 Hemingway, Jamie 2003

most total bases1. 167 Carver, Mark 20082. 166 Britt, Bryan 19963. 164 Hargrave, Daniel 20084. 158 Preston, Tim 20055. 154 Raynor, John 20066. 147 Poulk, Matt 20057. 143 Hemingway, Jamie 20038. 141 Appel, Jason 2008 141 Monday, Robbie 201010. 139 Molinaro, Tyler 2012

most walks1. 60 Hall, Eric 19862. 52 Wishon, Justin 20003. 45 Monday, Robbie 20104. 43 Batts, Jonathan 20065. 42 Stanley, Cody 20106. 41 Wright, Matt 2002 41 Batts, Jonathan 2007 41 Wright, Matt 20039. 40 Hall, Nate 200810. 39 Redd, Reggie 1986 39 Carver, Mark 2008

most times hit by pitch1. 18 Carver, Mark 20082. 17 Preston, Tim 20053. 16 Wishon, Justin 20014. 15 Rooney, Michael 2008 15 Preston, Tim 20046. 14 Wishon, Justin 2000 14 Cain, Andrew 20127. 13 Thielsen, Ben 20098. 12 Hargrave, Daniel 20079. 11 Eichhorn, Neal 2004 11 Hatcher, Chris 2006 11 Pope, Thomas 2012

most times struck out1. 66 Molinaro, Tyler 20122. 63 Bonifay, Josh 19973. 61 Simmerman, Russ 20024. 59 Foucht, Mike 20005. 58 Foucht, Mike 19996. 57 Simmerman, Russ 20037. 54 Avent, John 1998 54 Cain, Andrew 20129. 53 Hatcher, Chris 200610. 52 Williams, Terry 1998

Most sacrifi ce hits1. 24 Joyner, Blaine 20002. 18 Farber, Andrew 20123. 14 Currin, Perry 19914. 12 Cooper, Marshall 1996 12 Ange, David 2001 12 Rooney, Michael 2008 12 Thielsen, Ben 20108. 11 Marbry, Michael 2006 11 McKenna, David 2001 11 Hargrave, Daniel 2008 11 Pope, Thomas 2012

most stolen bases1. 42 Raynor, John (42-46) 20062. 39 Grawey, Chip (39-48) 20043. 31 Hemingway, Jamie (31-37) 20034. 30 Wells, Mitch (30-37) 19855. 28 Hooker, Kevin (28-36) 19926. 27 Wells, Mitch (27-33) 19877. 26 Langmeyer, Tim (26-31) 19888. 25 Reynolds, Bobby (25-28) 19869. 24 Langmeyer, Tim (24-28) 1986 24 Wishon, Justin (24-33) 2000 24 Mongero, Trent (24-28) 1989

most stolen base attempts1. 48 Grawey, Chip (39-48) 20042. 46 Raynor, John (42-46) 20063. 37 Wells, Mitch (30-37) 1985 37 Hemingway, Jamie (31-37) 20035. 36 Hooker, Kevin (28-36) 19926. 33 Wells, Mitch (27-33) 1987 33 Wishon, Justin (24-33) 20008. 31 Langmeyer, Tim (26-31) 19889. 30 Wishon, Justin (21-30) 200110. 28 Mongero, Trent (24-28) 1989 28 Rugienius, Mike (22-28) 1998 28 Reynolds, Bobby (25-28) 1986 28 Langmeyer, Tim (24-28) 1986 28 Chamberlain, Mark (20-28) 1992


season Records: pitchingLowest earned run avg. (minimum 42 IP)1. 0.00 Sandlin, David (79.0 IP) 19702. 0.31 Eyer, Pete (58.2 IP) 19693. 0.39 Atkins, Eddie (46.0 IP) 19694. 0.57 Eyer, Pete (79.0 IP) 19685. 0.82 Lemon, Ed (55.0 IP) 19666. 0.92 Booth, Eddie (59.0 IP) 19707. 1.21 Page, Sam (44.2 IP) 19658. 1.33 Cuppett, Chuck (47.1 IP) 19699. 1.48 Booth, Eddie (67.0 IP) 197210. 1.49 Sandlin, David (66.1 IP) 1973

Most strikeouts/9 inn game (minimum 42 IP)1. 12.44 Ramsey, Jason (97.2 IP) 19962. 11.60 Atkins, Eddie (45.0 IP) 19703. 11.42 Balentine, Bryant (67.0 IP) 19904. 11.28 Booth, Eddie (67.0 IP) 19725. 11.25 Altman, Heath (64.0 IP) 19936. 10.98 Booth, Eddie (87.2 IP) 19717. 10.96 Babson, John (88.2 IP) 19958. 10.86 Frankoff, Seth (56.1 IP) 20109. 10.80 Ramsey, Jason (106.2 IP) 199510. 10.51 Mazur, Bryan (101.0 IP) 1999

most wins1. 12 Hill, Ronald (12-4) 20042. 11 Holt, Bradley (11-1) 20083. 10 Sutton, Roger (10-3) 1978 10 Hill, Ronald (10-4) 2005 10 Whitaker, Brian (10-3) 2001 10 King, Kenny (10-2) 1985 10 Mazur, Bryan (10-4) 19998. 9 Antle, Mike (9-4) 1981 9 Mazur, Bryan (9-8) 1997 9 Cuppett, Chuck (9-2) 1968 9 King, Kenny (9-4) 1986 9 Booth, Eddie (9-1) 1971 9 Adams, Tommie (9-3) 1989 9 Benton, Thomas (9-5) 2006 9 McSwain, Tyler 2012

most losses1. 11 Hunt, Jerome (3-11) 19882. 9 Tillman, Tony (4-9) 1988 9 Ramsey, Jason (4-9) 1996 9 Jarman, Keith (7-9) 1991 9 Smith, Brian (4-9) 1992 9 Sutton, Roger (7-9) 19797. 8 Mazur, Bryan (3-8) 1998 8 Mazur, Bryan (2-8) 1996 8 Mazur, Bryan (9-8) 1997 8 Whitaker, Brian (7-8) 2002

most saves1. 13 Cross, Blake 20032. 12 Cross, Blake 20043. 9 Paul, Adam 20064. 8 Altman, Heath 19935. 7 Altman, Scott 1985 7 Cross, Blake 20027. 6 Harrold, Stephen 2010 6 Booth, Bryan 2009 6 Harrold, Stephen 200810. 5 Smith, Brian 1991 5 Roach, Jason 1996 5 Tart, Blaze 2011 5 Prince, William 2011

most appearances1. 37 Booth, Bryan (RHP) 20092. 36 Paul, Adam (RHP) 20063. 35 Cross, Blake (RHP) 20034. 33 Flood, Allen (RHP) 2005 33 Roth, Cameron (LHP) 20086. 32 Booth, Bryan (RHP) 2010 32 Cross, Blake (RHP) 20048. 30 Harrold, Stephen (RHP) 2008 30 Secrest, Kelly (LHP) 20129. 29 Moore, Jeff (RHP) 2004 29 Davis, Steven (LHP) 2009 29 Salefsky, Larry (RHP) 2008

most games started1. 18 Benton, Thomas (RHP) 20062. 17 Kimball, Zach (LHP) 2004 17 Kimball, Zach (LHP) 2005 17 Hill, Ronald (RHP) 20055. 16 Mazur, Bryan (LHP) 1997 16 Weatherby, Charlie (RHP) 2001 16 Hunt, Jerome (RHP) 1988 16 Hill, Ronald (RHP) 2004 16 Whitaker, Brian (RHP) 2002 16 Temple, Jack (RHP) 1998 16 Mullis, Jake (RHP) 2002 16 Batts, Mat (LHP) 2012

most complete games1. 10 Sutton, Roger 19792. 9 Hopper, Curtis 1986 9 Sutton, Roger 1978 9 Willis, Carl 19835. 8 Willis, Carl 1982 8 Pope, David 1979 8 King, Kenny 1986 8 Jarman, Keith 1990 8 Hopper, Curtis 1985 8 Smith, Kenny 1982

most shutouts1. 5 Freeman, Mike 19872. 3 Cuppett, Chuck 1967 3 Ramsey, Jason 1995 3 Sandlin, David 1971 3 Smith, Brian 1994 3 Booth, Eddie 19717. 2 many tied

most innings pitched1. 120.2 Benton, Thomas 20062. 119.0 Sutton, Roger 19793. 118.0 Weatherby, Charlie 20014. 117.0 Whitaker, Brian 20025. 113.1 Kozol, Anthony 20006. 108.2 Mazur, Bryan 19977. 107.2 Kimball, Zach 2004 107.2 Smith, Brian 19949. 106.2 King, Kenny 1986 106.2 Hill, Ronald 2005

most hits allowed1. 137 Sutton, Roger 19792. 131 Mazur, Bryan 19973. 125 Kozol, Anthony 20004. 121 Hill, Ronald 20045. 116 Benton, Thomas 20066. 115 King, Kenny 19867. 113 Mazur, Bryan 1998 113 Temple, Jack 19989. 110 Hill, Ronald 200510. 109 Hunt, Jerome 1988 109 Batts, Mat 2012

most runs allowed1. 95 Mazur, Bryan 19972. 78 Temple, Jack 19983. 77 Hunt, Jerome 19884. 75 Mazur, Bryan 19985. 74 Sutton, Roger 19796. 68 Morrison, David 19917. 66 Benton, Thomas 20068. 65 Booker, Zach 2006 65 McSwain, Tyler 201110. 64 Davidson, Kevin 1987

most earned runs allowed1. 72 Mazur, Bryan 19972. 64 Temple, Jack 19983. 55 Hunt, Jerome 19884. 54 Kimball, Zach 2005 54 Booker, Zach 2006 54 Mazur, Bryan 19987. 53 Sutton, Roger 19798. 51 Davidson, Kevin 1987

51 Benton, Thomas 2006 51 Tillman, Tony 1988

most walks allowed1. 60 Davis, Parker 1976 60 Antle, Mike 19813. 59 Balentine, Bryant 19904. 58 Hopper, Curtis 1984 58 Balentine, Bryant 19886. 53 Moore, Keith 1984 53 Morrison, David 1991 53 King, Kenny 1985 53 Smith, Kenny 1983 53 Mazur, Bryan 1997

most strikeouts1. 135 Ramsey, Jason 19962. 128 Ramsey, Jason 19953. 118 Mazur, Bryan 19994. 108 Babson, John 19955. 107 Booth, Eddie 19716. 103 Weatherby, Charlie 20017. 101 Benton, Thomas 20068. 98 Mullis, Jake 20039. 96 Kozol, Anthony 200010. 95 Holt, Bradley 2008

most home runs allowed1. 15 Davidson, Kevin 1987 15 Temple, Jack 19983. 14 Holt, Bradley 20074. 13 Mullis, Jake 2003 13 Hatcher, Jeff 20086. 12 Ramsey, Jason 1996 12 Coughlin, Chris 2003 12 Kozol, Anthony 19989. 11 Mullis, Jake 2002 11 Benton, Thomas 2004 11 Hunt, Jerome 1990 11 Hatcher, Jeff 2007 11 Mazur, Bryan 1998

most wild pitches1. 15 McDonnell, Matt 20002. 13 Benton, Thomas 2006 13 Morrison, David 19914. 12 Pyrtle, Joey 1994 12 Roach, Jason 19976. 11 McDonnell, Matt 2001 11 Trogdon, Bryan 1999 11 Tillman, Tony 19889. 10 Coughlin, Chris 199910. 9 many tied

most hit batters1. 19 Holt, Bradley 20072. 15 Benton, Thomas 2006 15 McSwain, Tyler 20124. 14 Hill, Ronald 2005 14 Moore, Jeff 20056. 13 Mullis, Jake 2002 13 Booker, Zach 2006 13 DeLoach, Tyler 2012 13 Ramsey, Jordan 201210. 12 Overton, Brad 2003 12 Salefsky, Larry 2008

most games started1. 18 Benton, Thomas (RHP) 20062. 17 Kimball, Zach (LHP) 2004 17 Kimball, Zach (LHP) 2005 17 Hill, Ronald (RHP) 20055. 16 Mazur, Bryan (LHP) 1997 16 Weatherby, Charlie (RHP) 2001 16 Hunt, Jerome (RHP) 1988 16 Hill, Ronald (RHP) 2004 16 Whitaker, Brian (RHP) 2002 16 Temple, Jack (RHP) 1998 16 Mullis, Jake (RHP) 2002 16 Batts, Mat (LHP) 2012

most complete games1. 10 Sutton, Roger 19792. 9 Hopper, Curtis 1986 9 Sutton, Roger 1978 9 Willis, Carl 19835. 8 Willis, Carl 1982 8 Pope, David 1979 8 King, Kenny 1986 8 Jarman, Keith 1990 8 Hopper, Curtis 1985 8 Smith, Kenny 1982

most shutouts1. 5 Freeman, Mike 19872. 3 Cuppett, Chuck 1967 3 Ramsey, Jason 1995 3 Sandlin, David 1971 3 Smith, Brian 1994 3 Booth, Eddie 19717. 2 many tied

most innings pitched1. 120.2 Benton, Thomas 20062. 119.0 Sutton, Roger 19793. 118.0 Weatherby, Charlie 20014. 117.0 Whitaker, Brian 20025. 113.1 Kozol, Anthony 20006. 108.2 Mazur, Bryan 19977. 107.2 Kimball, Zach 2004 107.2 Smith, Brian 19949. 106.2 King, Kenny 1986 106.2 Hill, Ronald 2005

most hits allowed1. 137 Sutton, Roger 19792. 131 Mazur, Bryan 19973. 125 Kozol, Anthony 20004. 121 Hill, Ronald 20045. 116 Benton, Thomas 20066. 115 King, Kenny 19867. 113 Mazur, Bryan 1998 113 Temple, Jack 19989. 110 Hill, Ronald 200510. 109 Hunt, Jerome 1988 109 Batts, Mat 2012

most runs allowed1. 95 Mazur, Bryan 19972. 78 Temple, Jack 19983. 77 Hunt, Jerome 19884. 75 Mazur, Bryan 19985. 74 Sutton, Roger 19796. 68 Morrison, David 19917. 66 Benton, Thomas 20068. 65 Booker, Zach 2006 65 McSwain, Tyler 201110. 64 Davidson, Kevin 1987

most earned runs allowed1. 72 Mazur, Bryan 19972. 64 Temple, Jack 19983. 55 Hunt, Jerome 19884. 54 Kimball, Zach 2005 54 Booker, Zach 2006 54 Mazur, Bryan 19987. 53 Sutton, Roger 19798. 51 Davidson, Kevin 1987

51 Benton, Thomas 2006 51 Tillman, Tony 1988

most walks allowed1. 60 Davis, Parker 1976 60 Antle, Mike 19813. 59 Balentine, Bryant 19904. 58 Hopper, Curtis 1984 58 Balentine, Bryant 19886. 53 Moore, Keith 1984 53 Morrison, David 1991 53 King, Kenny 1985 53 Smith, Kenny 1983 53 Mazur, Bryan 1997

most strikeouts1. 135 Ramsey, Jason 19962. 128 Ramsey, Jason 19953. 118 Mazur, Bryan 19994. 108 Babson, John 19955. 107 Booth, Eddie 19716. 103 Weatherby, Charlie 20017. 101 Benton, Thomas 20068. 98 Mullis, Jake 20039. 96 Kozol, Anthony 200010. 95 Holt, Bradley 2008

most home runs allowed1. 15 Davidson, Kevin 1987 15 Temple, Jack 19983. 14 Holt, Bradley 20074. 13 Mullis, Jake 2003 13 Hatcher, Jeff 20086. 12 Ramsey, Jason 1996 12 Coughlin, Chris 2003 12 Kozol, Anthony 19989. 11 Mullis, Jake 2002 11 Benton, Thomas 2004 11 Hunt, Jerome 1990 11 Hatcher, Jeff 2007 11 Mazur, Bryan 1998

most wild pitches1. 15 McDonnell, Matt 20002. 13 Benton, Thomas 2006 13 Morrison, David 19914. 12 Pyrtle, Joey 1994 12 Roach, Jason 19976. 11 McDonnell, Matt 2001 11 Trogdon, Bryan 1999 11 Tillman, Tony 19889. 10 Coughlin, Chris 199910. 9 many tied

most hit batters1. 19 Holt, Bradley 20072. 15 Benton, Thomas 2006 15 McSwain, Tyler 20124. 14 Hill, Ronald 2005 14 Moore, Jeff 20056. 13 Mullis, Jake 2002 13 Booker, Zach 2006 13 DeLoach, Tyler 2012 13 Ramsey, Jordan 201210. 12 Overton, Brad 2003 12 Salefsky, Larry 2008


season Records: fieldingHighest fi elding pct. (minimum 100 chances)1. 1.000 Joyner, Tate (107-13-0) 19942. .996 Jones, Chuck (474-41-2) 19853. .996 Marsh, Daniel (433-43-2) 20004. .995 McLean, Lee (205-10-1) 20055. .995 Hooks, Tim (183-20-1) 19896. .995 McLean, Lee (152-48-1) 20067. .994 Murphy, Pat (155-13-1) 20038. .994 Carver, Mark (142-17-1) 20059. .993 Wright, Matt (557-41-4) 200210. .993 Walters, Morgan (114-27-1) 1984

most chances1. 602 Wright, Matt 20022. 568 Wright, Matt 20013. 567 Wright, Matt 20034. 559 Jones, Chuck 19865. 517 Jones, Chuck 19856. 507 Stanley, Cody 20107. 498 Ridge, Hunter 20128. 495 Jones, Chuck 19879. 487 Ridge, Hunter 201210. 486 Marsh, Daniel 1999

most putouts1. 557 Wright, Matt 20022. 533 Wright, Matt 20033. 516 Wright, Matt 20014. 506 Jones, Chuck 19865. 474 Jones, Chuck 19856. 469 Jones, Chuck 19877. 465 Ridge, Hunter 20128. 453 Ridge, Hunter 20119. 447 Stanley, Cody 201010. 433 Marsh, Daniel 2000

most assists1. 206 Rooney, Michael 20102. 201 Smith, Aaron 20043. 200 Michael Bass 20124. 192 Marbry, Michael 20055. 183 Vaughn, Kiley 20026. 174 Rooney, Michael 20087. 171 Thielsen, Ben 20098. 167 Reynolds, Bobby 19869. 165 Rooney, Michael 200910. 164 Reynolds, Bobby 1985

most errors1. 32 Barnhardt, Keith 19932. 31 Robertson, Ty 19973. 28 Reynolds, Bobby 1986 28 Phillips, Tommy 19815. 25 McIntosh, Benji 1998 25 Rugienius, Mike 19977. 24 Wells, Mitch 1986 24 Mongero, Trent 19909. 23 Hargrave, Daniel 200810. 22 Baldwin, Bubba 1978 22 Walston, Kevin 1995 22 Murr, Paul 1981

most double plays turned1. 55 Wright, Matt 20032. 50 Wright, Matt 20023. 49 Rooney, Michael 20104. 48 Simmerman, Russ 20035. 45 Ridge, Hunter 20116. 42 Smith, Aaron 2004 42 Thielsen, Ben 2010 42 Marbry, Michael 2005 42 Ridge, Hunter 201110. 41 Bass, Michael 2012

Two-Out RBIYear-by-Year Leaders1997 Jason Roach 271998 Terry Williams 14 Kevin Hairr 141999 Josh Bonifay 262000 Mike Foucht 142001 Magnus Pilegard 162002 David McKenna 18 Kiley Vaughn 182003 Jamie Hemingway 222004 Aaron Smith 292005 John Raynor 192006 John Raynor 252007 Jonathan Batts 222008 Mark Carver 342009 Mike Rooney 232010 Hunter Ridge 252011 Andrew Cain 232012 Michael bass 22

Single Season Records34 Mark Carver 200829 Aaron Smith 200427 Jason Roach 199726 Nate Hall 2008 Josh Bonifay 199925 John Raynor 2006 Hunter Ridge 201023 Mike Rooney 2009 Andrew Cain 201122 Jonathan Batts 2007 Jamie Hemingway 2003 Michael Bass 2012

Career Leaders64 Mark Carver 2005-0861 John Raynor 2003-0660 Hunter Ridge 2010-1258 Jamie Hemingway 2000-0355 Michael Bass 2010-1252 Andrew Cain 2009-1251 Thomas Pope 2009-1248 Daniel Hargrave 2005-08 Matt Wright 2000-03 Grayson Evans 2006-10

Reached Base Streak (since 2001)43 Nate Hall 200835 Jason Appel 200831 Thomas Pope 2011-1230 Mike Rooney 200930 Kenny Smith 200529 Matt Campbell 201129 Chris Hatcher 200627 Matt Wright 200126 Magnus Pilegard 200125 Jonathan Batts 200723 fivetied

Top 10 Home Crowds (Since 1999)3608 UNC 3/24/09 L 1-83422 Towson 5/21/08 W 11-53257 East Carolina 5/11/04 L 0-33202 East Carolina 4/29/08 L 7-143142 Hofstra 5/25/05 W 9-63108 Will. & Mary 5/22/08 L 8-113057 Old Dominion 5/26/04 W 6-42782 Wake Forest 4/01/08 W 5-12762 Old Dominion 5/24/06 W 7-32741 NC State 5/10/06 W 5-3

miscellAnous Records

most putouts1. 557 Wright, Matt 20022. 533 Wright, Matt 20033. 516 Wright, Matt 20014. 506 Jones, Chuck 19865. 474 Jones, Chuck 19856. 469 Jones, Chuck 19877. 465 Ridge, Hunter 20128. 453 Ridge, Hunter 20119. 447 Stanley, Cody 201010. 433 Marsh, Daniel 2000

most assists1. 206 Rooney, Michael 20102. 201 Smith, Aaron 20043. 200 Michael Bass 20124. 192 Marbry, Michael 20055. 183 Vaughn, Kiley 20026. 174 Rooney, Michael 20087. 171 Thielsen, Ben 20098. 167 Reynolds, Bobby 19869. 165 Rooney, Michael 200910. 164 Reynolds, Bobby 1985

most errors1. 32 Barnhardt, Keith 19932. 31 Robertson, Ty 19973. 28 Reynolds, Bobby 1986 28 Phillips, Tommy 19815. 25 McIntosh, Benji 1998 25 Rugienius, Mike 19977. 24 Wells, Mitch 1986 24 Mongero, Trent 19909. 23 Hargrave, Daniel 200810. 22 Baldwin, Bubba 1978 22 Walston, Kevin 1995 22 Murr, Paul 1981

most double plays turned1. 55 Wright, Matt 20032. 50 Wright, Matt 20023. 49 Rooney, Michael 20104. 48 Simmerman, Russ 20035. 45 Ridge, Hunter 20116. 42 Smith, Aaron 2004 42 Thielsen, Ben 2010 42 Marbry, Michael 2005 42 Ridge, Hunter 201110. 41 Bass, Michael 2012

Career Leaders64 Mark Carver 2005-0861 John Raynor 2003-0660 Hunter Ridge 2010-1258 Jamie Hemingway 2000-0355 Michael Bass 2010-1252 Andrew Cain 2009-1251 Thomas Pope 2009-1248 Daniel Hargrave 2005-08 Matt Wright 2000-03 Grayson Evans 2006-10

Reached Base Streak (since 2001)43 Nate Hall 200835 Jason Appel 200831 Thomas Pope 2011-1230 Mike Rooney 200930 Kenny Smith 200529 Matt Campbell 201129 Chris Hatcher 200627 Matt Wright 200126 Magnus Pilegard 200125 Jonathan Batts 200723 fivetied

Top 10 Home Crowds (Since 1999)3608 UNC 3/24/09 L 1-83422 Towson 5/21/08 W 11-53257 East Carolina 5/11/04 L 0-33202 East Carolina 4/29/08 L 7-143142 Hofstra 5/25/05 W 9-63108 Will. & Mary 5/22/08 L 8-113057 Old Dominion 5/26/04 W 6-42782 Wake Forest 4/01/08 W 5-12762 Old Dominion 5/24/06 W 7-32741 NC State 5/10/06 W 5-3


Class recordsHitting

Category freshman Sophomore Junior Senior

Batting Average .434-Tom Cole (1963) .394-Perry Currin (1990) .401-Paul Murr (1982) .406-Tim Preston (2005)

Slugging Percentage .642-Kevin Hairr (1998) .712-Daniel Hargrave (2006) .716-Bryan Britt (1996) .708-Mark Carver (2008)

On Base Percentage .408-Hunter Ridge (2010) .455-Kevin Hairr (1999) .530-Justin Wishon (2000) .489-Eric Hall (1986)

Games Played 59-Hunter Ridge (2010) 62-Mike Rooney (2008)/Matt Sutton (2004)

63-Chris Hatcher (2006)/Jonathan Batts (2006)

63-John Raynor (2006)

At Bats 227-Matt Sutton (2003) 241-Matt Sutton (2004) 264-Chris Hatcher (2006) 271-Chip Grawey (2004)

Runs 51-Butch Watts (1963) 54-SteveHalford (2007)/Cody Stanley (2009)

65-Jonathan Batts (2006) 71-Mark Carver (2008)/Daniel Hargrave (2008)

Hits 77-Hunter Ridge (2010) 84-Hunter Ridge (2011) 92-Chris Hatcher (2006) 102-Tim Preston (2005)

Doubles 22-Kevin Hairr (1998) 21-Steve Halford (2007) 24-Matt Poulk (2005) 22-Jamie Hemingway (2003)/Kiley Vaughn (2002)

Triples 9-Joe Wooten (1957) 6-Cody Stanley (2009) 7-Tom Jones (1981) 7-Chip Grawey (2004)/Thomas Pope (2012)

Home Runs 12-Matt Sutton (2003) 17-Josh Bonifay (1999) 21-Bryan Britt (1996) 21-Mark Carver (2008)

RBI 50-Matt Sutton (2003) 62-Josh Bonifay (1999) 73-Matt Poulk (2005) 82-Mark Carver (2008)

Total Bases 131-Kevin Hairr (198) 135-Cody Stanley (2009)/Josh Bonifay (1999)

166-Bryan Britt (1996) 167-Mark Carver (2008)

Walks 37-Matt Wright (2000) 36-Josh Bonifay (1997) 52-Justin Wishon (2000) 60-Eric Hall (1986)

HBP 8-Matt Wright (2000) 15-Mike Rooney (2008) 14-Justin Wishon (2001) 18-Mark Carver (2008)

SO 61-Josh Bonifay (1997) 51-Mike Foucht (1998) 66-Tyler Molinaro (2012) 59-Mike Foucht (2000)

Sac 6-Ed Stoudenmire (1988)/Kevin Robinson (1993)

18-Drew Farber (2012) 14-Perry Currin (1991) 24-Blaine Joyner (2000)

SB 19-Richard Suggs (1971) 30-Mitch Wells (1985) 28-Kevin Hooker (1992) 42-John Raynor (2006)

Pitching


ERA 0.00-David Sandlin (1970) 0.92-Eddie Booth (1970) 0.57-Pete Eyer (1968) 0.31-Pete Eyer (1969)

SO/9 9.92-Allen Flood (2005) 11.60-Eddie Atkins (1970) 12.44-Jason Ramsey (1996) 11.28-Eddie Booth (1972)

Wins 9-Mike Antle (1981) 10-Kenny King (1985) 12-Ronald Hill (2004) 10-Ronald Hill (2005)

Saves 6-Stephen Harrold (2008) 7-Blake Cross (2002) 13-Blake Cross (2003) 12-Blake Cross (2004)

App. 33-Cameron Roth (2008)/Allen Flood (2005)

30-Kelly Secrest (2012) 37-Bryan Booth (2009) 36-Adam Paul (2006)

Starts 15-Daniel Cropper (2007) 16-four tied 17-Ronald Hill (2005) 18-Thomas Benton (2006)

IP 100.2-Chuck Cuppett (1967) 108.2-Bryan Mazur (1997) 107.2-Zach Kimball (2004) 120.2-Thomas Benton (2006)

SO 67-Jim Sanders (1967) 128-Jason Ramsey (1995) 135-Jason Ramsey (1996) 118-Bryan Mazur (1999)

fielding


fld Pct. 1.000-Tate Joyner (1994) .996-Chuck Jones (1985) .995-Lee McLean (2005) .996-Daniel Marsh (2000)

Chances 471-Matt Wright (2000) 568-Matt Wright (2001) 602-Matt Wright (2002) 567-Matt Wright (2003)

Putouts 432-Matt Wright (2000) 516-Matt Wright (2001) 557-Matt Wright (2002) 533-Matt Wright (2003)

Assists 113-Chuck Justice (1994) 174-Mike Rooney (2008) 200-Michael Bass (2012) 210-Mike Rooney (2010)

Errors 14-John Tallent (1978) 32-Keith Barnhardt (1993) 25-Benji McIntosh (1998)/Mike Rugienius (1997)

31-Ty Robertson (1997)


series records vs. DI opponentsvs Akron .......................................................................... 1-2vs Albany ........................................................................ 3-0vs Appalachian State ...................................................... 3-1vs Arizona ....................................................................... 1-2vs Auburn ....................................................................... 0-5vs Ball State .................................................................... 3-2vs Bradley ....................................................................... 1-1vs Brown ......................................................................... 8-5vs Buffalo ....................................................................... 2-1vs Campbell ............................................................ 75-37-1vs Central Florida ............................................................ 2-0 vs Charleston Southern ......................................... 44-19 First meeting: 4/25/67 at CSU, W 6-3 At Brooks Field: 26-8 At CSu: 17-11 At Neutral: 1-0 Streak: W5 (Lm: 5/15/12 at uNCW, W 5-1)vs Charlotte ................................................................ 11-12vs Clemson ................................................................... 9-34vs Cleveland St ............................................................... 2-0 vs Coastal Carolina ............................................... 31-52 First meeting: 4/17/75 at UNCW, W 5-0 At Brooks Field: 18-22 At CCU: 13-30 Streak: W1 (LM: 4/10/12 at UNCW, W 5-4) vs Coll. of Charleston ................................................ 4-4 First meeting: 2/24/09, at UNCW, W 5-3 At Brooks Field: 3-1 At CofC: 1-3 Streak: W2 (3/20/12 at UNCW, W 7-3)vs Dartmouth .................................................................. 8-4 vs Davidson ............................................................ 14-2 first meeting: 4/1/65 at uNCW, W 6-4 At Brooks Field: 8-1 At Davidson: 6-0 At Neutral: 0-1 Streak: W7 (LM: 3/10/94 at Davidson, W 6-4) vs Delaware .......................................................... 25-14 First meeting: 4/4/72 at UNCW, L 3-2 In CAA: 19-9 At Brooks Field: 12-8 At uD: 11-5 At Neutral: 2-1 Streak: W1 (5/26/12 at JMU (CAA), W 10-8)vs Delaware State ........................................................... 3-0vs Duke ....................................................................... 22-11 vs East Carolina .................................................... 56-69 first meeting: 4/24/65, at ECu, L 5-1 At Brooks Field: 35-29 At ECU: 21-34 At Netrual: 0-6 Streak: W1 (LM: 4/17/12 at #24 ECU, W 10-1)vs East Tennessee St ...................................................... 2-1vs Eastern Kentucky ....................................................... 7-1vs Eastern Michigan ....................................................... 0-2 vs Elon ................................................................. 25-19 first meeting: 4/12/65, at Elon, L 5-4 At Brooks Field: 15-9 At Elon: 8-11 At Neutral: 2-0 Streak: W1 (4/25/12 at uNCW, W 7-5)vs Evansville ................................................................... 1-2vsFairfield ...................................................................... 9-4vs Florida Atlantic ........................................................... 2-2vs Florida International ................................................... 0-2vs Florida St .................................................................... 0-3vs Fordham ..................................................................... 5-0vs Furman ....................................................................... 0-1 vs Gardner-Webb ...................................................... 5-1 First meeting: 4/3/72, at GW, W 2-1 At Brooks field: 4-1 At GW: 1-0 Streak: W2 (4/30/76 at UNCW, W 9-3) vs George mason .................................................. 51-44 First meeting: 3/20/82 at UNCW, W 7-3 In CAA: 44-32 At Brooks Field: 33-17 At GMU: 18-20 At Neutral: 0-7 Streak: L1 (LM: 5/19/12 at UNCW, L 10-9)

vs George Washington .................................................... 3-1vs Georgia ....................................................................... 1-2vs Georgia Southern ....................................................... 0-2 vs Georgia State...................................................... 14-7 First meeting: 4/21/06, at UNCW, W 13-8 In CAA: 13-5 At Brooks Field: 10-5 At GSu: 4-2 Streak: L1 (LM: 4/29/12 at GSU, L 8-7)vs Georgia Tech .............................................................. 2-2vs High Point .............................................................. 21-10 vs Hofstra .............................................................. 26-5 First meeting: 3/29/02, at UNCW, W 3-1 In CAA: 25-5 At Brooks field: 14-2 At HU: 12-3 Streak: L1 (Lm: 4/15/12 at uNCW, L 4-2)vs Holy Cross .................................................................. 1-0vs Indiana State .............................................................. 1-0vs Jacksonville ............................................................... 3-4 vs James madison ................................................ 38-54 First meeting: 4/20/85, at JMU, L 9-6 In CAA: 33-43 At Brooks field: 26-22 At JMU: 10-26 Streak: W3 (LM: 3/11/12 at UNCW, W 14-3) vs kent State ............................................................ 6-8 First meeting: 3/25/71, at UNCW, W 4-0 At Brooks Field: 6-8 Streak: W1 (LM: 3/7/09 #17 KSU, at UNCW, W 3-0)vs Kentucky .................................................................... 0-1vs LaSalle ....................................................................... 3-0vs Lamar ......................................................................... 0-1 vs Lehigh.................................................................. 0-1 First meeting: 2/26/10, at UNCW, L 5-4 At Brooks Field: 0-1 Streak: L1 (LM: 2/26/10 at UNCW, L 5-4)vs Liberty ........................................................................ 3-6vs Louisiana State .......................................................... 0-1vs Maine ......................................................................... 1-0vs Marist ......................................................................... 3-2vs Marshall ..................................................................... 1-1vs Maryland .................................................................... 7-3vs Md-Eastern Shore ...................................................... 5-0vs Miami (Ohio) .............................................................. 1-0vs Michigan State ........................................................... 3-0vs Missouri ..................................................................... 1-2vs Monmouth .................................................................. 1-0vs Morehead State .......................................................... 1-0vs Mt. St. Mary’s ............................................................. 2-0vs NC Central .................................................................. 4-0 vs NC State........................................................... 18-61 First meeting: 3/8/71, at NC State, L 3-1 At Brooks field: 12-27 At NC State: 6-32 At Neutral: 0-2 Streak: L4 (LM: 6/3/12 at #16 NCSU (NCAA), L 17-5)vs Navy ........................................................................... 2-0vs New York Tech ........................................................... 3-0 vs North Carolina .................................................. 12-52 First meeting: 3/21/76, at UNC, L 3-0 At Brooks field: 6-22 At UNC: 6-30 Streak: L12 (LM: 5/8/12 at #7 UNC, L 4-2)vs North Carolina A&T .................................................... 3-0vs North Florida .............................................................. 1-1 vs Northeastern .................................................. 12-6-1 First meeting: 5/31/03, at Baton Rouge, W 12-6 In CAA: 11-6-1 At Brooks Field: 6-0 At Nu: 5-6-1 At Neutral: 1-0 Streak: W7 (LM: 4/22/12 at NU, W 10-2)vs Northern Iowa ............................................................ 1-0vs Northwestern ............................................................. 1-4vs Notre Dame ................................................................ 1-0vs Ohio .......................................................................... 12-6vs Ohio State .................................................................. 1-1vs Oklahoma ................................................................... 0-1

vs Old Dominion.................................................... 61-56 First meeting: 3/1/81, at UNCW, W 3-2 In CAA: 35-24 At Brooks Field: 38-25 At ODU: 20-29 At Neutral: 3-2 Streak: W3 (LM: 4/2/12 at UNCW, W 4-3)vs Ole Miss ..................................................................... 0-3vs Penn State .................................................................. 1-1vs Princeton .................................................................... 6-1vs Purdue ........................................................................ 1-0vs Radford ...................................................................... 7-3vs Rhode Island .............................................................. 7-4vs Richmond ............................................................... 22-37vs Rider ........................................................................... 2-0vs Sacred Heart .............................................................. 1-0vs Saint Peter’s ............................................................... 3-0vs San Diego .....................................................First Meetingvs Savannah State .......................................................... 3-0vs Siena .......................................................................... 7-0vs South Carolina ......................................................... 2-15vs Southern Miss ............................................................ 0-1vs St. John’s ................................................................... 4-3vs St. Joseph’s ............................................................... 2-0vs Stetson ....................................................................... 3-9 vs Stony Brook ......................................................... 1-1 First meeting: 3/6/10, at UNCW, L 6-2 At Brooks field: 1-1 Streak: W1 (LM: 3/7/10 at UNCW, W 11-3)vs Temple ....................................................................... 3-0vs Tennessee .................................................................. 2-2vs Texas Christian .......................................................... 2-2vs The Citadel ................................................................. 7-4 vs Towson ............................................................ 31-13 First meeting: 3/19/90, at UNCW, W 8-2 In CAA: 23-10 At Brooks field: 22-6 At Towson: 8-7 At Netrual: 1-0 Streak: W2 (Lm: 5/6/12 at uNCW, W 12-2)vs Tulane ........................................................................ 1-1vs UMBC ......................................................................... 4-0vs UNC Asheville ............................................................. 2-1vs UNC Greensboro....................................................... 8-11vs UW Milwaukee ............................................................ 1-0vs Utah ........................................................................... 3-0 vs VCu ................................................................. 43-32 first meeting: 4/12/71, at VCu, W 6-5 At Brooks Field: 28-17 At VCU: 13-12 At Neutral: 2-3 Streak: W2 (LM: 5/24/12 at JMU (CAA), W 8-5)vs Vanderbilt ................................................................... 0-1vs Villanova .................................................................... 3-1vs Virginia ....................................................................... 1-5vs Virginia Tech ............................................................ 10-8vs Wake Forest ........................................................... 13-15vs West Virginia .............................................................. 7-4vs Western Carolina ...................................................... 9-12vs Western Kentucky ...................................................... 0-1 vs William & mary ................................................. 66-21 First meeting: 3/14/82, at UNCW, W 5-2 In CAA: 57-16 At Brooks Field: 35-8 At W&M: 28-12 At Neutral: 3-1 Streak: W8 (LM: 5/12/12 at W&M, W 4-3)vs Winthrop..................................................................... 2-4vs Wright State ............................................................... 1-1vs Xavier ......................................................................... 0-1vs Yale .......................................................................... 18-9vs Youngstown State ...................................................... 2-1

vs George Washingtonvs Georgiavs Georgia Southern vs Georgia State vs Georgia State First meeting: 4/21/06, at UNCW, W 13-8 In CAA: 13-5 At Brooks Field: 10-5 At GSu: 4-2 Streak: L1 (LM: 4/29/12 at GSU, L 8-7)vs Georgia Techvs High Point vs Hofstra vs Hofstra First meeting: 3/29/02, at UNCW, W 3-1 In CAA: 25-5 At Brooks field: 14-2 At HU: 12-3 Streak: L1 (Lm: 4/15/12 at uNCW, L 4-2)vs Holy Crossvs Indiana Statevs Jacksonville vs James madison vs James madison First meeting: 4/20/85, at JMU, L 9-6 In CAA: 33-43 At Brooks field: 26-22 At JMU: 10-26 Streak: W3 (LM: 3/11/12 at UNCW, W 14-3) vs kent State vs kent State First meeting: 3/25/71, at UNCW, W 4-0 At Brooks Field: 6-8 Streak: W1 (LM: 3/7/09 #17 KSU, at UNCW, W 3-0)vs Kentuckyvs LaSallevs Lamar vs Lehigh vs Lehigh First meeting: 2/26/10, at UNCW, L 5-4 At Brooks Field: 0-1 Streak: L1 (LM: 2/26/10 at UNCW, L 5-4)vs Libertyvs Louisiana Statevs Mainevs Maristvs Marshallvs Marylandvs Md-Eastern Shorevs Miami (Ohio)vs Michigan Statevs Missourivs Monmouthvs Morehead Statevs Mt. St. Mary’svs NC Central vs NC State vs NC State First meeting: 3/8/71, at NC State, L 3-1 At Brooks field: 12-27 At NC State: 6-32 At Neutral: 0-2 Streak: L4 (LM: 6/3/12 at #16 NCSU (NCAA), L 17-5)vs Navyvs New York Tech vs North Carolina vs North Carolina First meeting: 3/21/76, at UNC, L 3-0 At Brooks field: 6-22 At UNC: 6-30 Streak: L12 (LM: 5/8/12 at #7 UNC, L 4-2)vs North Carolina A&Tvs North Florida vs Northeastern vs Northeastern First meeting: 5/31/03, at Baton Rouge, W 12-6 In CAA: 11-6-1 At Brooks Field: 6-0 At Nu: 5-6-1 At Neutral: 1-0 Streak: W7 (LM: 4/22/12 at NU, W 10-2)vs Northern Iowavs Northwesternvs Notre Damevs Ohiovs Ohio Statevs Oklahoma

vs Old Dominion vs Old Dominion First meeting: 3/1/81, at UNCW, W 3-2 In CAA: 35-24 At Brooks Field: 38-25 At ODU: 20-29 At Neutral: 3-2 Streak: W3 (LM: 4/2/12 at UNCW, W 4-3)vs Ole Missvs Penn Statevs Princetonvs Purduevs Radfordvs Rhode Islandvs Richmondvs Ridervs Sacred Heartvs Saint Peter’svs San Diegovs Savannah Statevs Sienavs South Carolinavs Southern Missvs St. John’svs St. Joseph’svs Stetson vs Stony Brook vs Stony Brook First meeting: 3/6/10, at UNCW, L 6-2 At Brooks field: 1-1 Streak: W1 (LM: 3/7/10 at UNCW, W 11-3)vs Templevs Tennesseevs Texas Christianvs The Citadel vs Towson vs Towson First meeting: 3/19/90, at UNCW, W 8-2 In CAA: 23-10 At Brooks field: 22-6 At Towson: 8-7 At Netrual: 1-0 Streak: W2 (Lm: 5/6/12 at uNCW, W 12-2)vs Tulanevs UMBCvs UNC Ashevillevs UNC Greensborovs UW Milwaukeevs Utah vs VCu vs VCu first meeting: 4/12/71, at VCu, W 6-5 At Brooks Field: 28-17 At VCU: 13-12 At Neutral: 2-3 Streak: W2 (LM: 5/24/12 at JMU (CAA), W 8-5)vs Vanderbiltvs Villanovavs Virginiavs Virginia Techvs Wake Forestvs West Virginiavs Western Carolinavs Western Kentucky vs William & mary vs William & mary First meeting: 3/14/82, at UNCW, W 5-2 In CAA: 57-16 At Brooks Field: 35-8 At W&M: 28-12 At Neutral: 3-1 Streak: W8 (LM: 5/12/12 at W&M, W 4-3)vs Winthropvs Wright Statevs Xaviervs Yalevs Youngstown State


1977 (W-10, l-17)coach: Bill BrooksHome: 7-10away: 3-7

2/27 at Coastal Carolina L 1-113/1 at Stetson L 0-92 at Stetson L 7-109 N.C. State L 1-310 Va. Commonwealth W 8-312 Western Carolina L 3-414 Yale W 1-015 Yale W 4-017 Clemson L 0-818 Clemson L 1-424 Dartmouth L 1-925 Dartmouth L 5-726 Baptist L 2-331 at Elon L 5-114/1 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-65 East Carolina L 4-66 Coastal Carolina L 6-147 at Campbell W 2-111 Duke W 4-212 Methodist L 2-914 Pembroke W 8-219 at Pembroke W 14-621 at East Carolina W 4-323 at Atlantic Christian L na at Atlantic Christian L na25 Campbell W 7-328 Elon W 3-2

1978 (W-23, l-16)coach: Bill BrooksHome: 16-4away: 5-10neutral: 2-2

3/6 at Duke W 8-4 at Duke W 11-09 N.C. State L 4-511 at Methodist L 4-512 Yale W 4-113 Yale L 2-314 Yale W 6-415 Case Western W 1-0(8) Case Western W 4-318 Dartmouth W 7-6(10)19 Dartmouth W 9-121 Baptist W 7-622 #Ohio State L 2-3 #Cleveland State W 19-323 #Ohio State W 6-129 at N.C. State L 4-531 Western Carolina W 3-14/1 Western Carolina W 7-62 at Coastal Carolina L 4-11 at Coastal Carolina L 4-93 at Baptist L 6-74 at Baptist L 4-5(10)7 at Campbell W 18-88 The Citadel W 4-39 Atlantic Christian W 5-4 Atlantic Christian L 3-1110 Methodist W 14-411 at East Carolina L 1-2512 Liberty Baptist W 9-315 at East Carolina L 0-819 at The Citadel L 3-420 Pembroke W 5-121 $Baptist L 9-1322 Baptist W 10-023 East Carolina W 7-4 East Carolina W 4-3(9)24 at Pembroke W 6-5(10)28 at Clemson L 6-729 at Clemson L 3-4# at Macon, Ga.$ at Legion Stadium


3/1 at South Carolina L 8-202 at UNC Charlotte W 5-34 Salisbury State W 17-57 at N.C. State L 2-4(10)12 Yale W 6-313 Yale L 1-2 Yale L 2-616 Western Carolina L 4-717 Western Carolina W 5-018 Clemson L 2-1719 Clemson L 6-822 Eastern Connecticut W 3-223 Eastern Connecticut W 3-225 at Coastal Carolina L 2-626 at Baptist W 10-227 at Baptist L 4-629 East Carolina W 2-131 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-64/2 N.C. State L 3-45 at Methodist L 2-47 Campbell W 6-310 at East Carolina L 15-17(12)11 Coastal Carolina L 0-1 Coastal Carolina W 4-312 UNC Chapel Hill L 2-913 Methodist W 5-116 Pembroke W 11-217 at Wingate W 13-1119 Duke W 1-0 Duke W 7-421 UNC Charlotte W 12-323 at Campbell L 4-724 Wingate W 4-325 at Atlantic Christian W 4-3 at Atlantic Christian W 7-027 Baptist W 8-328 Baptist W 15-2


3/10 at Clemson L 0-2 at Clemson W 3-111 at Clemson L 2-814 at Coastal Carolina L 1-1315 Virginia L 0-116 Eastern Connecticut W 5-417 Eastern Connecticut L 1-220 Eastern Connecticut L 2-822 Atlantic Christian L 3-5 Atlantic Christian W 9-623 N.C. Wesleyan W 9-027 Fairfield L 7-9(10)28 Baptist L 0-4 Baptist L 6-831 West Liberty State L 1-24/1 West Liberty State W 1-0(9) West Liberty State W 3-03 at Western Carolina L 5-74 at Western Carolina L 8-98 Pembroke L 3-79 at N.C. Wesleyan L 5-1810 at N.C. State L 4-1011 at Campbell L 0-913 East Carolina L 4-715 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-1019 at East Carolina L 5-820 at East Carolina L 6-1122 at Pembroke W 4-223 at South Carolina L 2-2224 Campbell W 7-326 East Carolina L 0-45/3 at South Carolina L 4-10

season results (division I)1978 (W-23, l-16)coach: Bill BrooksHome: 16-4away: 5-10neutral: 2-2

3/6 at Duke W 8-4 at Duke W 11-09 N.C. State L 4-511 at Methodist L 4-512 Yale W 4-113 Yale L 2-314 Yale W 6-415 Case Western W 1-0(8) Case Western W 4-318 Dartmouth W 7-6(10)19 Dartmouth W 9-121 Baptist W 7-622 #Ohio State L 2-3 #Cleveland State W 19-323 #Ohio State W 6-129 at N.C. State L 4-531 Western Carolina W 3-14/1 Western Carolina W 7-62 at Coastal Carolina L 4-11 at Coastal Carolina L 4-93 at Baptist L 6-74 at Baptist L 4-5(10)7 at Campbell W 18-88 The Citadel W 4-39 Atlantic Christian W 5-4 Atlantic Christian L 3-1110 Methodist W 14-411 at East Carolina L 1-2512 Liberty Baptist W 9-315 at East Carolina L 0-819 at The Citadel L 3-420 Pembroke W 5-121 $Baptist L 9-1322 Baptist W 10-023 East Carolina W 7-4 East Carolina W 4-3(9)24 at Pembroke W 6-5(10)28 at Clemson L 6-729 at Clemson L 3-4# at Macon, Ga.$ at Legion Stadium


3/1 at South Carolina L 8-202 at UNC Charlotte W 5-34 Salisbury State W 17-57 at N.C. State L 2-4(10)12 Yale W 6-313 Yale L 1-2 Yale L 2-616 Western Carolina L 4-717 Western Carolina W 5-018 Clemson L 2-1719 Clemson L 6-822 Eastern Connecticut W 3-223 Eastern Connecticut W 3-225 at Coastal Carolina L 2-626 at Baptist W 10-227 at Baptist L 4-629 East Carolina W 2-131 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-64/2 N.C. State L 3-45 at Methodist L 2-47 Campbell W 6-310 at East Carolina L 15-17(12)11 Coastal Carolina L 0-1 Coastal Carolina W 4-312 UNC Chapel Hill L 2-913 Methodist W 5-116 Pembroke W 11-217 at Wingate W 13-1119 Duke W 1-0 Duke W 7-421 UNC Charlotte W 12-323 at Campbell L 4-724 Wingate W 4-325 at Atlantic Christian W 4-3 at Atlantic Christian W 7-027 Baptist W 8-328 Baptist W 15-2


3/10 at Clemson L 0-2 at Clemson W 3-111 at Clemson L 2-814 at Coastal Carolina L 1-1315 Virginia L 0-116 Eastern Connecticut W 5-417 Eastern Connecticut L 1-220 Eastern Connecticut L 2-822 Atlantic Christian L 3-5 Atlantic Christian W 9-623 N.C. Wesleyan W 9-027 Fairfield L 7-9(10)28 Baptist L 0-4 Baptist L 6-831 West Liberty State L 1-24/1 West Liberty State W 1-0(9) West Liberty State W 3-03 at Western Carolina L 5-74 at Western Carolina L 8-98 Pembroke L 3-79 at N.C. Wesleyan L 5-1810 at N.C. State L 4-1011 at Campbell L 0-913 East Carolina L 4-715 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-1019 at East Carolina L 5-820 at East Carolina L 6-1122 at Pembroke W 4-223 at South Carolina L 2-2224 Campbell W 7-326 East Carolina L 0-45/3 at South Carolina L 4-10

YEAR HEAD COACH W L T PCT.1957 Bill Brooks ................... 6 .........8 ...... 0 ........ .4291958 Bill Brooks ................. 13 .........3 ...... 0 ........ .8131959 Bill Brooks ................. 19 .........7 ...... 1 ........ .7301960 Bill Brooks ................. 15 .........4 ...... 0 ........ .7891961 Bill Brooks ................. 19 .........2 ...... 0 ........ .9051962 Bill Brooks ................. 13 .........6 ...... 0 ........ .6841963 Bill Brooks ................. 23 .........4 ...... 0 ........ .852(7) Junior College .........108 .......34 ...... 1 ........ .7601964 Bill Brooks ................. 20 .........9 ...... 1 ........ .6891965 Bill Brooks ................. 13 .......10 ...... 0 ........ .5651966 Bill Brooks ................. 17 .........6 ...... 1 ........ .7391967 Bill Brooks ................. 22 .......12 ...... 1 ........ .6471968 Bill Brooks ................. 21 .......10 ...... 0 ........ .6771969 Bill Brooks ................. 21 .........6 ...... 0 ........ .7781970 Bill Brooks ................. 22 .........7 ...... 0 ........ .7581971 Bill Brooks ................. 30 .........9 ...... 1 ........ .7691972 Bill Brooks ................. 36 .......11 ...... 0 ........ .7661973 Bill Brooks ................. 26 .......11 ...... 0 ........ .7031974 Bill Brooks ................. 22 .......20 ...... 0 ........ .5241975 Bill Brooks ................. 27 .......11 ...... 1 ........ .7101976 Bill Brooks ................. 25 .......15 ...... 0 ........ .625(13) NAIA ........................302 .... 137 ...... 5 ........ .7061977 Bill Brooks ................. 10 .......17 ...... 0 ........ .370

YEAR HEAD COACH W L T PCT.1978 Bill Brooks ................. 23 .......16 ...... 0 ........ .5891979 Bill Brooks ................. 21 .......16 ...... 0 ........ .5681980 Bill Brooks ................... 8 .......24 ...... 0 ........ .2501981 Bill Brooks ................. 32 .......15 ...... 0 ........ .6801982 Bill Brooks ................. 25 .......14 ...... 0 ........ .6411983 Bill Brooks ................. 18 .......19 ...... 0 ........ .4861984 Bobby Guthrie ...........22 .......26 ...... 0 ........ .4581985 Bobby Guthrie ...........32 .......21 ...... 1 ........ .6041986 Bobby Guthrie ...........29 .......28 ...... 0 ........ .5091987 Bobby Guthrie ...........32 .......21 ...... 0 ........ .6041988 Bobby Guthrie ...........11 .......42 ...... 0 ........ .2081989 Bobby Guthrie ...........31 .......15 ...... 0 ........ .6741990 Bobby Guthrie ...........23 .......25 ...... 0 ........ .4791991 Bobby Guthrie ...........25 .......27 ...... 0 ........ .4811992 Mark Scalf .................23 .......38 ...... 0 ........ .3771993 Mark Scalf .................26 .......29 ...... 0 ........ .4731994 Mark Scalf .................30 .......28 ...... 0 ........ .5171995 Mark Scalf .................30 .......25 ...... 0 ........ .5451996 Mark Scalf .................28 .......30 ...... 0 ........ .4831997 Mark Scalf .................28 .......29 ...... 0 ........ .4911998 Mark Scalf .................21 .......34 ...... 0 ........ .3821999 Mark Scalf .................30 .......26 ...... 0 ........ .5362000 Mark Scalf .................36 .......23 ...... 0 ........ .610

YEAR HEAD COACH W L T PCT.2001 Mark Scalf .................33 .......22 ...... 0 ........ .6002002 Mark Scalf .................36 .......21 ...... 0 ........ .6322003 Mark Scalf .................40 .......23 ...... 0 ........ .6352004 Mark Scalf .................40 .......23 ...... 0 ........ .6352005 Mark Scalf .................40 .......19 ...... 0 ........ .6782006 Mark Scalf .................42 .......22 ...... 0 ........ .6562007 Mark Scalf .................29 .......27 ...... 0 ........ .5182008 Mark Scalf .................44 .......17 ...... 1 ........ .7182009 Mark Scalf .................31 .......23 ...... 0 ........ .5742010 Mark Scalf .................33 .......27 ...... 0 ........ .5502011 Mark Scalf .................31 .......28 ...... 0 ........ .5252012 Mark Scalf .................39 .......23 ...... 0 ........ .629(32) NCAA Division I ...1,024 .... 863 ...... 2 ....... .543(52) All-Time ..............1,469 . 1,034 ...... 8 ....... .586

Head Coaches recordsCoach (Alma mater) Seasons RecordBill Brooks (Atlantic Christian ‘48) 27 574-292-6Bobby Gutherie (UNC ‘74) 8 205-205-1Mark Scalf (UNCW ‘80) 21 690-537-1

Year-by-year records/coaches


1981 (W-32, l-15)coach: Bill BrooksHome: 26-9; away: 6-6

3/1 Old Dominion W 3-2(11) Old Dominion W 8-24 St. Augustine’s W 5-4 St. Augustine’s W 4-37 Guilford L 8-128 Yale L 1-18 Yale W 2-19 Yale W 10-510 at Atlantic Christian W 7-5 at Atlantic Christian W 9-212 N.C. State L 2-1413 John Carroll W 4-114 Maryland W 7-414 John Carroll W 13-116 Clemson W 9-817 Clemson L 2-3(10)18 Western Carolina W 7-619 Western Carolina W 3-220 Eastern Connecticut L 4-721 Salisbury State W 2-1 Salisbury State W 8-527 Princeton W 6-328 Pembroke L 1-1231 UNC Chapel Hill L 6-114/2 Stetson W 6-43 at Charleston Baptist L 7-84 at Charleston Baptist L 7-86 N.C. State L 3-157 Methodist W 8-28 at Campbell L 1-3 at Campbell W 7-211 East Carolina W 6-312 East Carolina W 3-113 Coastal Carolina L 9-11(12)15 Campbell W 7-4 Campbell W 10-118 at Old Dominion L 4-14 at Old Dominion L 11-1222 at Pembroke W 14-125 at East Carolina W 4-326 at East Carolina W 9-327 South Carolina W 5-128 Charleston Baptist W 3-229 Charleston Baptist W 3-25/2 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-4


3/2 St. Augustine’s W 8-3 St. Augustine’s L 0-14 N.C. State L 3-65 UNC Chapel Hill W 4-38 at Western Carolina W 4-39 at Western Carolina L 4-610 at Clemson L 3-611 at Georgia Tech L 2-1712 at Baptist W 6-013 at Baptist W 9-614 William & Mary W 5-217 Davis and Elkins W 10-418 Davis and Elkins W 10-119 Wake Forest L 3-5(11)20 Salisbury State L 3-5 George Mason W 7-323 Ohio L 4-6(12)25 Ohio W 10-0 Ohio W 6-027 at Campbell W 2-128 Atlantic Christian W 5-3 Atlantic Christian W 6-231 Methodist W 10-44/1 at UNC Chapel Hill W 10-42 Campbell W 8-63 Campbell L 2-104 Coastal Carolina L 0-36 at N.C. State L 9-227 South Carolina W 14-012 at William & Mary W 17-313 at Old Dominion W 22-814 at Old Dominion L 4-5 at Old Dominion W 7-616 Baptist W 4-117 Baptist W 6-019 East Carolina W 7-323 at Coastal Carolina L 4-624 at East Carolina W 5-3


2/27 Old Dominion L 1-7 Old Dominion L 9-103/3 UNC Chapel Hill L 1-84 UNC Chapel Hill L 2-65 Robert Morris W 8-0 Robert Morris W 15-29 at Newberry L 4-1210 at South Carolina L 3-711 at South Carolina L 1-412 Wake Forest W 4-214 Clemson L 0-315 Clemson L 5-1216 Clemson W 9-419 Salisbury State W 14-521 at Atlantic Christian W 14-4 at Atlantic Christian W 17-426 Ohio W 1-0 Ohio W 5-027 Ohio W 7-1 Ohio W 2-130 East Carolina L 5-64/1 at East Carolina W 1-04 at Wake Forest L 5-105 South Carolina L 4-99 Baptist W 3-0 Baptist L 1-411 UNC Chapel Hill W 6-412 at UNC Chapel Hill L 7-813 Old Dominion L 0-2 Old Dominion L 0-814 Old Dominion W 4-316 Appalachian State W 4-319 East Carolina L 0-621 Campbell L 1-2 Campbell L 3-1425 at Campbell W 14-6 at Campbell W 6-5

1984 (W-20, l-21)coach: Bobby GuthrieHome: 13-13; away: 7-8

2/25 Old Dominion W 5-4 Old Dominion L 2-1226 Old Dominion L 4-83/1 UNC Chapel Hill L 4-52 UNC Chapel Hill L 3-43 William & Mary L 2-64 William & Mary L 8-116 Atlantic Christian W 6-37 at Clemson L 1-28 at Clemson W 8-59 at Elon W 8-710 at UNC Chapel Hill L 8-1311 at UNC Chapel Hill L 4-1312 Wake Forest W 14-713 Eastern Kentucky L 4-1414 Eastern Kentucky W 3-217 Northwestern W 7-4 Northwestern L 4-518 Northwestern L 3-4 Northwestern L 1-420 Ohio W 2-121 Ohio W 5-4 Ohio W 5-124 Salisbury State L 0-526 Pembroke W 6-527 N.C. State W 4-3 N.C. State L 5-630 Campbell L 4-531 Campbell W 5-2 Campbell L 0-44/1 at Old Dominion L 4-13 at Old Dominion L 7-182 at Old Dominion W 13-104 Baptist W 7-25 Baptist W 6-17 at Pembroke W 11-18 at Atlantic Christian W 11-2 at Atlantic Christian L 1-712 at The Citadel W 3-213 at Baptist W 6-514 at Baptist L 1-2

season results (division I)1982 (W-25, l-14)coach: Bill BrooksHome: 16-8; away: 9-6

3/2 St. Augustine’s W 8-3 St. Augustine’s L 0-14 N.C. State L 3-65 UNC Chapel Hill W 4-38 at Western Carolina W 4-39 at Western Carolina L 4-610 at Clemson L 3-611 at Georgia Tech L 2-1712 at Baptist W 6-013 at Baptist W 9-614 William & Mary W 5-217 Davis and Elkins W 10-418 Davis and Elkins W 10-119 Wake Forest L 3-5(11)20 Salisbury State L 3-5 George Mason W 7-323 Ohio L 4-6(12)25 Ohio W 10-0 Ohio W 6-027 at Campbell W 2-128 Atlantic Christian W 5-3 Atlantic Christian W 6-231 Methodist W 10-44/1 at UNC Chapel Hill W 10-42 Campbell W 8-63 Campbell L 2-104 Coastal Carolina L 0-36 at N.C. State L 9-227 South Carolina W 14-012 at William & Mary W 17-313 at Old Dominion W 22-814 at Old Dominion L 4-5 at Old Dominion W 7-616 Baptist W 4-117 Baptist W 6-019 East Carolina W 7-323 at Coastal Carolina L 4-624 at East Carolina W 5-3


2/27 Old Dominion L 1-7 Old Dominion L 9-103/3 UNC Chapel Hill L 1-84 UNC Chapel Hill L 2-65 Robert Morris W 8-0 Robert Morris W 15-29 at Newberry L 4-1210 at South Carolina L 3-711 at South Carolina L 1-412 Wake Forest W 4-214 Clemson L 0-315 Clemson L 5-1216 Clemson W 9-419 Salisbury State W 14-521 at Atlantic Christian W 14-4 at Atlantic Christian W 17-426 Ohio W 1-0 Ohio W 5-027 Ohio W 7-1 Ohio W 2-130 East Carolina L 5-64/1 at East Carolina W 1-04 at Wake Forest L 5-105 South Carolina L 4-99 Baptist W 3-0 Baptist L 1-411 UNC Chapel Hill W 6-412 at UNC Chapel Hill L 7-813 Old Dominion L 0-2 Old Dominion L 0-814 Old Dominion W 4-316 Appalachian State W 4-319 East Carolina L 0-621 Campbell L 1-2 Campbell L 3-1425 at Campbell W 14-6 at Campbell W 6-5

1984 (W-20, l-21)coach: Bobby GuthrieHome: 13-13; away: 7-8

2/25 Old Dominion W 5-4 Old Dominion L 2-1226 Old Dominion L 4-83/1 UNC Chapel Hill L 4-52 UNC Chapel Hill L 3-43 William & Mary L 2-64 William & Mary L 8-116 Atlantic Christian W 6-37 at Clemson L 1-28 at Clemson W 8-59 at Elon W 8-710 at UNC Chapel Hill L 8-1311 at UNC Chapel Hill L 4-1312 Wake Forest W 14-713 Eastern Kentucky L 4-1414 Eastern Kentucky W 3-217 Northwestern W 7-4 Northwestern L 4-518 Northwestern L 3-4 Northwestern L 1-420 Ohio W 2-121 Ohio W 5-4 Ohio W 5-124 Salisbury State L 0-526 Pembroke W 6-527 N.C. State W 4-3 N.C. State L 5-630 Campbell L 4-531 Campbell W 5-2 Campbell L 0-44/1 at Old Dominion L 4-13 at Old Dominion L 7-182 at Old Dominion W 13-104 Baptist W 7-25 Baptist W 6-17 at Pembroke W 11-18 at Atlantic Christian W 11-2 at Atlantic Christian L 1-712 at The Citadel W 3-213 at Baptist W 6-514 at Baptist L 1-2


1985 (W-32, l-21, T-1)coach: Bobby GuthrieHome: 25-11; away: 7-10-1

2/23 Old Dominion L 3-824 Old Dominion W 3-2 Old Dominion W 3-23/2 Clemson W 11-22 Clemson L 4-93 Clemson W 8-55 UNC Charlotte W 6-3(11)6 William & Mary L 5-6 William & Mary W 7-37 William & Mary W 9-68 Maryland W 10-99 Wake Forest W 9-110 Eastern Kentucky W 3-2 Eastern Kentucky W 7-611 Eastern Kentucky W 13-612 Purdue W 10-9(11)15 George Mason W 9-4 George Mason W 8-516 George Mason W 6-420 East Carolina L 2-3 East Carolina W 8-321 Vermont W 5-1 Vermont W 8-522 Vermont W 8-023 Salisbury State W 13-525 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-327 Coastal Carolina W 13-331 at N.C. State L 4-154/1 at Campbell L 4-152 at Old Dominion L 5-9 at Old Dominion L 1-85 at Wake Forest L 7-126 Richmond W 7-6 Richmond W 12-38 UNC Chapel Hill L 1-9 UNC Chapel Hill L 7-1510 Campbell L 4-1311 N.C. State L 4-712 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-913 at Richmond W 9-215 Campbell L 5-717 at Coastal Carolina W 5-218 at N.C. Wesleyan T 5-5(10)20 at James Madison L 6-9 at James Madison W 17-921 at James Madison L 9-1423 at Campbell W 10-624 at East Carolina L 4-8(13)25 Atlantic Christian W 17-527 at American W 9-4 at American W 17-428 at American W 13-029 Florida Atlantic L 6-930 Florida Atlantic L 1-4

1986 (W-29, l-28)coach: Bobby Guthriecaa: 10-8, FourthHome: 19-12; away: 8-13neutral: 2-3

2/22 Old Dominion L 4-5 Old Dominion W 6-423 Old Dominion L 4-1526 UNC Chapel Hill W 7-63/1 at Augusta W 4-3 at Augusta W 10-32 Vs. USC Aiken L 1-123 at Augusta L 2-184 at UNC Charlotte L 6-95 at UNC Charlotte L 6-156 at Wake Forest L 8-117 Atlantic Christian W 19-38 Rhode Island L 2-39 Wake Forest W 4-310 Rhode Island W 14-111 Rhode Island W 4-215 *American W 12-2 *American W 5-216 *American W 7-018 at Old Dominion L 2-1021 Vermont W 12-422 Vermont W 26-823 *at William & Mary W 9-0 *at William & Mary L 4-324 *at William & Mary L 5-627 Campbell W 4-328 Ohio L 1-3 Ohio L 1-2(8)29 Ohio L 7-6(10)30 at N.C. Wesleyan L 9-104/2 at Coastal Carolina W 5-23 SUNY Buffalo L 3-8 SUNY Buffalo W 13-14 SUNY Buffalo W 13-15 *at Richmond L 2-3 *at Richmond L 3-56 at Atlantic Christian W 9-87 *Richmond W 14-98 at Campbell L 5-1610 N.C. State W 13-312 *James Madison L 1-6 *James Madison W 12-513 *James Madison L 5-1514 at Campbell W 11-715 Coastal Carolina W 3-217 at N.C. State L 4-819 *at George Mason W 7-6 *at George Mason W 6-720 *at George Mason L 0-322 at UNC Chapel Hill L 6-1823 Campbell L 0-226 *at East Carolina W 9-3 *at East Carolina L 7-115/3 *East Carolina W 6-4CAA Championship Tournament15 James Madison W 11-1016 Richmond L 2-317 East Carolina L 8-9(11)*CAA

1987 (W-32, l-21)coach: Bobby Guthriecaa: 11-4, FirstHome: 26-9; away: 5-10neutral: 1-2

2/21 Old Dominion L 0-5 Old Dominion W 6-53/1 at Georgia L 4-172 at Clemson L 7-8 at Clemson L 0-43 at Georgia Tech L 6-135 at Wake Forest L 5-157 Rhode Island W 9-18 Rhode Island W 17-1 Rhode Island W 7-19 Atlantic Christian W 7-614 USC Aiken W 3-2 USC Aiken W 6-317 at Campbell L 11-1221 Bradley L 3-4 Bradley W 11-422 N.C. State W 10-625 Kent State L 10-1226 Kent State W 6-528 *Richmond W 4-2 *Richmond L 2-329 *Richmond W 16-630 at Old Dominion L 2-8 at Old Dominion L 5-114/1 at Atlantic Christian W 8-64 *George Mason L 10-13 *George Mason W 8-25 *George Mason L 10-137 Coastal Carolina L 1-48 at UNC Chapel Hill L 6-169 at N.C. State L 6-1411 *William & Mary W 8-1 *William & Mary W 3-012 *William & Mary W 7-014 Campbell W 6-416 at Coastal Carolina W 8-221 Coastal Carolina L 2-322 at Campbell W 13-1123 UNC Chapel Hill W 7-525 *East Carolina W 8-4 *East Carolina W 12-226 *East Carolina L 5-728 Campbell W 8-229 at Coastal Carolina W 9-65/2 Florida Altantic W 8-03 Florida Atlantic W 4-09 *James Madison W 5-3 *James Madison W 3-010 *James Madison L 4-12CAA Championship Tournament14 William & Mary W 5-215 Richmond W 12-616 James Madison L 2-5 East Carolina L 3-10* CAA

1988 (W-11, l-42)coach: Bobby Guthriecaa: 4-10, FifthHome: 8-21; away: 3-11neutral: 0-11

2/20 Old Dominion L 1-2 Old Dominion W 6-421 Old Dominion L 1-1127 Clemson L 1-1228 Clemson L 2-133/2 Virginia Tech L 4-103 Virginia Tech W 10-64 Virginia Tech L 2-86 Evansville& L 0-37 West Virginia& L 2-88 Georgia Southern& L 5-99 James Madison& L 10-1410 Evansville& L 0-611 Eastern Michigan& L 3-412 Eastern Michigan& L 3-814 Rhode Island W 11-315 Rhode Island L 5-616 at Campbell L 4-519 East Carolina* W 3-2 East Carolina* W 6-520 East Carolina* L 4-721 Atlantic Christian W 12-223 at N.C. State L 8-924 Howard W 6-026 at Richmond* L 0-8 at Richmond* W 5-228 at Old Dominion W 6-130 Campbell L 0-431 UNC Charlotte L 2-64/2 George Mason* L 1-13 George Mason* L 1-23 George Mason* L 4-156 at Campbell L 0-119 James Madison* L 2-20 James Madison* L 3-610 James Madison* L 2-1414 at Coastal Carolina L 7-816 at William & Mary* L 0-9 at William & Mary* L 2-317 at William & Mary* W 5-321 N.C. State L 1-1022 USC-Aiken L 5-1223 USC-Aiken L 0-4 UNC Chapel Hill L 3-424 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-1227 Coastal Carolina W 5-25/6 Florida International^ L 2-5 UNC Charlotte^ L 5-117 Davidson^ L 4-8 UNC Charlotte^ L 4-68 Florida International^ L 1-6CAA Championship Tournament12 George Mason L 1-513 James Madison L 4-12* CAA game | & Georgia Southern Tournament |^ UNC Charlotte Tournament

season results (division I)1986 (W-29, l-28)coach: Bobby Guthriecaa: 10-8, FourthHome: 19-12; away: 8-13neutral: 2-3

2/22 Old Dominion L 4-5 Old Dominion W 6-423 Old Dominion L 4-1526 UNC Chapel Hill W 7-63/1 at Augusta W 4-3 at Augusta W 10-32 Vs. USC Aiken L 1-123 at Augusta L 2-184 at UNC Charlotte L 6-95 at UNC Charlotte L 6-156 at Wake Forest L 8-117 Atlantic Christian W 19-38 Rhode Island L 2-39 Wake Forest W 4-310 Rhode Island W 14-111 Rhode Island W 4-215 *American W 12-2 *American W 5-216 *American W 7-018 at Old Dominion L 2-1021 Vermont W 12-422 Vermont W 26-823 *at William & Mary W 9-0 *at William & Mary L 4-324 *at William & Mary L 5-627 Campbell W 4-328 Ohio L 1-3 Ohio L 1-2(8)29 Ohio L 7-6(10)30 at N.C. Wesleyan L 9-104/2 at Coastal Carolina W 5-23 SUNY Buffalo L 3-8 SUNY Buffalo W 13-14 SUNY Buffalo W 13-15 *at Richmond L 2-3 *at Richmond L 3-56 at Atlantic Christian W 9-87 *Richmond W 14-98 at Campbell L 5-1610 N.C. State W 13-312 *James Madison L 1-6 *James Madison W 12-513 *James Madison L 5-1514 at Campbell W 11-715 Coastal Carolina W 3-217 at N.C. State L 4-819 *at George Mason W 7-6 *at George Mason W 6-720 *at George Mason L 0-322 at UNC Chapel Hill L 6-1823 Campbell L 0-226 *at East Carolina W 9-3 *at East Carolina L 7-115/3 *East Carolina W 6-4CAA Championship Tournament15 James Madison W 11-1016 Richmond L 2-317 East Carolina L 8-9(11)*CAA

1987 (W-32, l-21)coach: Bobby Guthriecaa: 11-4, FirstHome: 26-9; away: 5-10neutral: 1-2

2/21 Old Dominion L 0-5 Old Dominion W 6-53/1 at Georgia L 4-172 at Clemson L 7-8 at Clemson L 0-43 at Georgia Tech L 6-135 at Wake Forest L 5-157 Rhode Island W 9-18 Rhode Island W 17-1 Rhode Island W 7-19 Atlantic Christian W 7-614 USC Aiken W 3-2 USC Aiken W 6-317 at Campbell L 11-1221 Bradley L 3-4 Bradley W 11-422 N.C. State W 10-625 Kent State L 10-1226 Kent State W 6-528 *Richmond W 4-2 *Richmond L 2-329 *Richmond W 16-630 at Old Dominion L 2-8 at Old Dominion L 5-114/1 at Atlantic Christian W 8-64 *George Mason L 10-13 *George Mason W 8-25 *George Mason L 10-137 Coastal Carolina L 1-48 at UNC Chapel Hill L 6-169 at N.C. State L 6-1411 *William & Mary W 8-1 *William & Mary W 3-012 *William & Mary W 7-014 Campbell W 6-416 at Coastal Carolina W 8-221 Coastal Carolina L 2-322 at Campbell W 13-1123 UNC Chapel Hill W 7-525 *East Carolina W 8-4 *East Carolina W 12-226 *East Carolina L 5-728 Campbell W 8-229 at Coastal Carolina W 9-65/2 Florida Altantic W 8-03 Florida Atlantic W 4-09 *James Madison W 5-3 *James Madison W 3-010 *James Madison L 4-12CAA Championship Tournament14 William & Mary W 5-215 Richmond W 12-616 James Madison L 2-5 East Carolina L 3-10* CAA

1988 (W-11, l-42)coach: Bobby Guthriecaa: 4-10, FifthHome: 8-21; away: 3-11neutral: 0-11

2/20 Old Dominion L 1-2 Old Dominion W 6-421 Old Dominion L 1-1127 Clemson L 1-1228 Clemson L 2-133/2 Virginia Tech L 4-103 Virginia Tech W 10-64 Virginia Tech L 2-86 Evansville& L 0-37 West Virginia& L 2-88 Georgia Southern& L 5-99 James Madison& L 10-1410 Evansville& L 0-611 Eastern Michigan& L 3-412 Eastern Michigan& L 3-814 Rhode Island W 11-315 Rhode Island L 5-616 at Campbell L 4-519 East Carolina* W 3-2 East Carolina* W 6-520 East Carolina* L 4-721 Atlantic Christian W 12-223 at N.C. State L 8-924 Howard W 6-026 at Richmond* L 0-8 at Richmond* W 5-228 at Old Dominion W 6-130 Campbell L 0-431 UNC Charlotte L 2-64/2 George Mason* L 1-13 George Mason* L 1-23 George Mason* L 4-156 at Campbell L 0-119 James Madison* L 2-20 James Madison* L 3-610 James Madison* L 2-1414 at Coastal Carolina L 7-816 at William & Mary* L 0-9 at William & Mary* L 2-317 at William & Mary* W 5-321 N.C. State L 1-1022 USC-Aiken L 5-1223 USC-Aiken L 0-4 UNC Chapel Hill L 3-424 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-1227 Coastal Carolina W 5-25/6 Florida International^ L 2-5 UNC Charlotte^ L 5-117 Davidson^ L 4-8 UNC Charlotte^ L 4-68 Florida International^ L 1-6CAA Championship Tournament12 George Mason L 1-513 James Madison L 4-12* CAA game | & Georgia Southern Tournament |^ UNC Charlotte Tournament


1989 (W-31, l-15)Caa regular season Championscoach: Bobby Guthriecaa: 14-1, FirstHome: 22-5; away: 9-10

2/19 Duke W 10-625 Old Dominion W 6-5 Old Dominion W 7-526 Old Dominion W 9-63/4 at Clemson L 2-155 at Clemson L 4-97 at Furman L 7-108 at Auburn L 0-49 at Auburn L 8-1110 at USC Aiken L 3-411 at USC Aiken W 6-516 Howard L 1-217 Howard L 8-1118 Richmond* W 6-2 Richmond* W 6-519 Richmond* W 3-225 at George Mason* W 7-3 at George Mason* W 11-526 at George Mason* W 11-227 at Old Dominion L 0-828 UNC Charlotte L 5-1030 Campbell W 3-14/1 James Madison* W 6-5 James Madison* W 2-12 James Madison* W 4-35 at Campbell W 6-58 William & Mary* W 8-6 William & Mary* W 12-69 William & Mary* W 11-512 at UNC Chapel Hill W 5-315 at East Carolina* W 5-3 at East Carolina* L 0-916 at East Carolina* W 4-319 Atlantic Christian W 7-220 at Duke W 6-521 at N.C. State L 5-1122 N.C. State L 5-823 Davidson W 14-024 Campbell W 5-1 Campbell W 3-025 at Coastal Carolina L 9-115/6 Central Florida W 3-27 Central Florida W 8-0CAA Championship Tournament12 William &Mary W 8-413 East Carolina L 1-614 Richmond L 2-7* CAA

1990 (W-23, l-25)coach: Bobby Guthriecaa: 5-6, ThirdHome: 17-8; away: 6-7

2/17 Clemson L 8-1318 Clemson L 2-1824 Old Dominion L 2-3 Old Dominion L 1-225 Old Dominion L 7-93/4 Atlantic Christian W 6-55 Atlantic Christian W 11-66 Fairfield W 6-57 Fairfield W 11-38 Radford L 6-89 Radford L 1-310 Radford W 7-015 UNC Charlotte W 3-117 Princeton W 3-2 Princeton W 8-318 Princeton L 2-419 Towson W 8-220 Towson W 2-121 N.C. State L 2-527 at Campbell W 8-5 at Campbell W 8-728 USC Aiken L 3-631 at William & Mary* L 1-2 at William & Mary* W 8-14/1 at Old Dominion W 10-94 at Duke L 2-85 Campbell W 11-47 East Carolina* W 4-3 East Carolina* L 3-128 East Carolina* L 2-511 at N.C. State L 7-1114 at Richmond* L 0-2 at Richmond* L 1-415 at Richmond* L 1-217 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-518 Coastal Carolina L 1-519 at UNC Charlotte W 4-021 George Mason* W 8-3 George Mason* W 2-022 George Mason* W 13-424 at Coastal Carolina W 5-45/6 Duke L 4-67 Campbell L 4-88 UNC Chapel Hill L 1-7CAA Championship Tournament11 George Mason L 7-1112 William & Mary W 21-6 Richmond L 1-2* CAA

1991 (W-24, l-27)coach: Bobby Guthriecaa: 11-9, secondHome: 14-13; away: 10-12neutral: 0-2

2/16 at UNC Chapel Hill L 5-821 at Barton W 5-022 Liberty L 5-1326 Barton W 14-527 at Duke W 7-133/2 Old Dominion W 7-5 Old Dominion L 1-26 at Coastal Carolina L 4-59 at Campbell W 17-012 Fairfield L 4-613 Farfield L 7-8(11)14 UNC Charlotte W 9-615 James Madison* L 7-1116 James Madison* L 2-617 George Mason* W 6-5 George Mason* W 3-120 Charleston Southern W 8-022 at Richmond* L 0-523 at Richmond* L 2-724 at William & Mary* W 3-2(8) at William & Mary* W 6-525 Xavier L 3-1126 Le Moyne W 13-127 Le Moyne W 3-228 Radford W 7-630 at Va. Commonwealth L 0-331 at Va. Commonwealth L 0-54/2 at Charleston Southern W 3-23 Campbell W 3-15 at George Mason* W 3-06 at George Mason* W 9-77 at James Madison* W 8-4 at James Madison* L 3-710 at N.C. State L 8-1312 William & Mary* W 7-313 William & Mary* W 8-714 Richmond* W 3-2 Richmond* L 3-616 UNC Chapel Hill L 1-417 Coastal Carolina L 5-820 N.C. State L 5-621 Duke W 6-223 East Carolina* W 6-321 East Carolina* L 1-427 at East Carolina* L 6-1028 at East Carolina* L 1-25/7 at Coastal Carolina L 0-78 Coastal Carolina L 5-711 at Old Dominion L 3-912 at Old Dominion W 7-4CAA Championship Tournament14 George Mason L 7-915 Richmond L 6-11* CAA

1992 (W-23, l-38)coach: mark scalfcaa: 7-11, sixthHome: 11-21; away: 10-15neutral: 2-2

2/20 at Coastal Carolina L 3-522 Va. Commonwealth W 3-023 Va. Commonwealth L 0-427 Coastal Carolina W 7-428 Virginia Tech L 6-11 at UNC Charlotte W 13-103/1 at Davidson W 13-62 at Winthrop W 16-83 at Auburn L 4-104 at Auburn L 0-2 at Auburn L 3-47 at USC Aiken L 1-3 at USC Aiken L 2-39 Liberty L 0-410 Liberty W 5-411 Winthrop L 2-712 UNC Charlotte L 1-514 Old Dominion* W 7-2 Old Dominion* W 3-115 Old Dominion* L 1-317 Towson L 0-5 Towson L 1-218 LeMoyne W 5-4 LeMoyne W 3-219 LeMoyne L 1-221 at William & Mary W 8-2 at William & Mary W 1-022 at William & Mary W 9-124 Coastal Carolina W 8-228 at East Carolina* L 0-1 at East Carolina* L 2-329 at East Carolina* L 7-84/1 N.C. State L 2-172 at Atlantic Christian W 12-44 Richmond* L 2-3 Richmond* L 0-25 Richmond* L 3-97 UNC Chapel Hill L 3-58 at N.C. State L 2-1711 James Madison* W 5-0 James Madison* W 5-012 James Madison* L 4-814 at UNC Chapel Hill L 5-915 Atlantic Christian L 2-516 Charleston Southern W 5-118 UNC Greensboro L 3-719 UNC Greensboro L 6-721 Campbell W 6-523 Coastal Carolina L 1-1025 at George Mason* L 2-4 at George Mason* L 1-426 at George Mason* L 2-728 at Charleston Southern L 2-35/2 Clemson L 1-83 Clemson W 5-1CAA Championship Tournament12 Old Dominion W 6-313 Richmond L 3-714 East Carolina W 9-715 Old Dominion W 5-4 Richmond L 4-5* CAA

season results (division I)1990 (W-23, l-25)coach: Bobby Guthriecaa: 5-6, ThirdHome: 17-8; away: 6-7

2/17 Clemson L 8-1318 Clemson L 2-1824 Old Dominion L 2-3 Old Dominion L 1-225 Old Dominion L 7-93/4 Atlantic Christian W 6-55 Atlantic Christian W 11-66 Fairfield W 6-57 Fairfield W 11-38 Radford L 6-89 Radford L 1-310 Radford W 7-015 UNC Charlotte W 3-117 Princeton W 3-2 Princeton W 8-318 Princeton L 2-419 Towson W 8-220 Towson W 2-121 N.C. State L 2-527 at Campbell W 8-5 at Campbell W 8-728 USC Aiken L 3-631 at William & Mary* L 1-2 at William & Mary* W 8-14/1 at Old Dominion W 10-94 at Duke L 2-85 Campbell W 11-47 East Carolina* W 4-3 East Carolina* L 3-128 East Carolina* L 2-511 at N.C. State L 7-1114 at Richmond* L 0-2 at Richmond* L 1-415 at Richmond* L 1-217 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-518 Coastal Carolina L 1-519 at UNC Charlotte W 4-021 George Mason* W 8-3 George Mason* W 2-022 George Mason* W 13-424 at Coastal Carolina W 5-45/6 Duke L 4-67 Campbell L 4-88 UNC Chapel Hill L 1-7CAA Championship Tournament11 George Mason L 7-1112 William & Mary W 21-6 Richmond L 1-2* CAA

1991 (W-24, l-27)coach: Bobby Guthriecaa: 11-9, secondHome: 14-13; away: 10-12neutral: 0-2

2/16 at UNC Chapel Hill L 5-821 at Barton W 5-022 Liberty L 5-1326 Barton W 14-527 at Duke W 7-133/2 Old Dominion W 7-5 Old Dominion L 1-26 at Coastal Carolina L 4-59 at Campbell W 17-012 Fairfield L 4-613 Farfield L 7-8(11)14 UNC Charlotte W 9-615 James Madison* L 7-1116 James Madison* L 2-617 George Mason* W 6-5 George Mason* W 3-120 Charleston Southern W 8-022 at Richmond* L 0-523 at Richmond* L 2-724 at William & Mary* W 3-2(8) at William & Mary* W 6-525 Xavier L 3-1126 Le Moyne W 13-127 Le Moyne W 3-228 Radford W 7-630 at Va. Commonwealth L 0-331 at Va. Commonwealth L 0-54/2 at Charleston Southern W 3-23 Campbell W 3-15 at George Mason* W 3-06 at George Mason* W 9-77 at James Madison* W 8-4 at James Madison* L 3-710 at N.C. State L 8-1312 William & Mary* W 7-313 William & Mary* W 8-714 Richmond* W 3-2 Richmond* L 3-616 UNC Chapel Hill L 1-417 Coastal Carolina L 5-820 N.C. State L 5-621 Duke W 6-223 East Carolina* W 6-321 East Carolina* L 1-427 at East Carolina* L 6-1028 at East Carolina* L 1-25/7 at Coastal Carolina L 0-78 Coastal Carolina L 5-711 at Old Dominion L 3-912 at Old Dominion W 7-4CAA Championship Tournament14 George Mason L 7-915 Richmond L 6-11* CAA


2/20 at Coastal Carolina L 3-522 Va. Commonwealth W 3-023 Va. Commonwealth L 0-427 Coastal Carolina W 7-428 Virginia Tech L 6-11 at UNC Charlotte W 13-103/1 at Davidson W 13-62 at Winthrop W 16-83 at Auburn L 4-104 at Auburn L 0-2 at Auburn L 3-47 at USC Aiken L 1-3 at USC Aiken L 2-39 Liberty L 0-410 Liberty W 5-411 Winthrop L 2-712 UNC Charlotte L 1-514 Old Dominion* W 7-2 Old Dominion* W 3-115 Old Dominion* L 1-317 Towson L 0-5 Towson L 1-218 LeMoyne W 5-4 LeMoyne W 3-219 LeMoyne L 1-221 at William & Mary W 8-2 at William & Mary W 1-022 at William & Mary W 9-124 Coastal Carolina W 8-228 at East Carolina* L 0-1 at East Carolina* L 2-329 at East Carolina* L 7-84/1 N.C. State L 2-172 at Atlantic Christian W 12-44 Richmond* L 2-3 Richmond* L 0-25 Richmond* L 3-97 UNC Chapel Hill L 3-58 at N.C. State L 2-1711 James Madison* W 5-0 James Madison* W 5-012 James Madison* L 4-814 at UNC Chapel Hill L 5-915 Atlantic Christian L 2-516 Charleston Southern W 5-118 UNC Greensboro L 3-719 UNC Greensboro L 6-721 Campbell W 6-523 Coastal Carolina L 1-1025 at George Mason* L 2-4 at George Mason* L 1-426 at George Mason* L 2-728 at Charleston Southern L 2-35/2 Clemson L 1-83 Clemson W 5-1CAA Championship Tournament12 Old Dominion W 6-313 Richmond L 3-714 East Carolina W 9-715 Old Dominion W 5-4 Richmond L 4-5* CAA


1993 (W-26, l-29)coach: mark scalfcaa: 6-8, FourthHome: 17-13; away: 9-16

2/14 Davidson W 5-4(10)2/20 Va. Commonwealth W 9-7 Va. Commonwealth W 9-621 Va. Commonwealth W 4-025 at Coastal Carolina L 1-228 at UNC Charlotte L 2-41 at Davidson W 8-72 at Clemson L 5-73 at Clemson L 2-94 at The Citadel L 6-7(12)5 at Winthrop W 3-06 at Winthrop L 1-511 at Barton W 6-313 William & Mary* W 4-1 William & Mary* W 5-316 Fairfield W 7-017 LeMonye L 7-1018 LeMonye L 3-520 East Carolina* L 2-10 East Carolina* L 1-621 East Carolina* W 6-422 Ohio W 6-424 Kent State L 0-525 Kent State L 2-429 at Campbell W 11-64/3 at James Madison* L 7-10 at James Madison* L 2-84 at James Madison* W 6-5(11)6 at Charleston Southern W 7-58 The Citadel W 7-310 at UNC Greensboro L 1-7 at UNC Greensboro W 2-111 at UNC Greensboro L 6-813 N.C. State L 1-614 at Coastal Carolina W 4-215 Barton L 6-817 George Mason* W 8-7(11) George Mason* L 3-5(8)18 George Mason* L 1-1420 UNC Chapel Hill L 5-621 Campbell W 6-524 at Old Dominion* L 3-6 at Old Dominion* W 10-325 at Old Dominion* L 2-1227 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-428 Coastal Carolina L 3-45/8 Coastal Carolina W 8-39 UNC Charlotte W 6-410 Charleston Southern W 3-011 at N.C. State L 1-2(14)14 USC Aiken L 2-515 USC Aiken W 9-516 USC Aiken W 3-1CAA Championship Tournament19 East Carolina L 2-320 George Mason L 1-8* CAA

1994 (W-30, l-28)coach: mark scalfcaa: 10-8, FourthHome: 25-8; away: 5-18neutral: 0-2

2/12 at Campbell L 3-413 at South Carolina L 0-319 Davidson W 11-4 Davidson W 4-320 at UNC Greensboro L 3-422 at Coastal Carolina L 3-724 Barton W 8-33/6 at UNC Charlotte L 2-67 at Clemson L 2-148 at Clemson L 7-8(13)9 at Western Carolina L 2-710 at Davidson W 6-412 at East Carolina* W 3-2 at East Carolina* L 2-313 at East Carolina* L 5-615 UNC Charlotte W 4-3(12)16 UMBC W 14-317 Fairfield W 8-619 Richmond* W 9-6 Richmond* L 0-120 Richmond* L 6-1522 Charleston Southern W 7-523 USC Aiken W 3-1(10)24 USC Aiken L 1-526 James Madison* W 3-0 James Madison* W 2-127 James Madison* W 4-029 Kent State L 0-1130 Kent State W 6-5(13)4/1 at Wake Forest L 3-42 at Wake Forest L 7-104 Charleston Southern W 10-15 The Citadel W 5-09 at George Mason* W 5-1 at George Mason* W 3-210 at George Mason* L 4-612 Campbell W 9-113 N.C. State L 17-114 at The Citadel L 2-416 Old Dominion* L 1-2(11) Old Dominion* L 2-1917 Old Dominion* W 4-319 UNC Chapel Hill L 4-6(10)20 at N.C. State L 6-823 at William & Mary* L 4-7 at William & Mary* W 11-224 at William & Mary* L 4-726 at UNC Chapel Hill L 0-927 UNC Greensboro W 8-35/7 Coastal Carolina W 6-39 Charleston Southern W 3-113 Va. Commonwealth W 5-014 Va. Commonwealth L 3-6CAA Championship Tournament18 East Carolina L 3-10(10)19 James Madison L 0-7* CAA

1995 (W-30, l-25)coach: mark scalfcaa: 11-7, secondHome: 24-14; away: 5-9neutral: 1-2

2/11 at Stetson L 2-3 at Stetson W 9-412 at Stetson L 2-717 Va. Commonwealth W 7-518 Va. Commonwealth W 2-121 at Campbell W 12-628 at Coastal Carolina W 9-23/3 ÛNC Chapel Hill L 1-24 ^Virginia Tech W 3-15 ^South Carolina L 0-67 Yale L 1-58 Yale L 5-169 Yale W 2-011 *at Richmond L 4-16 *at Richmond W 9-412 *at Richmond L 3-614 Marist W 10-115 Marist W 23-216 Faifield W 3-018 *James Madison L 5-7 *James Madison L 2-3(8)19 *James Madison L 3-421 LeMoyne W 3-0 LeMoyne W 4-024 Ohio L 2-3(10)25 Wake Forest L 4-626 Wake Forest W 2-128 Kent State L 3-829 Kent State L 5-6(10)4/1 *Old Dominion W 5-3(11) *Old Dominion W 5-3(9)2 *at Old Dominion L 1-84 USC Aiken W 4-35 USC Aiken W 6-48 *George Mason W 3-2(10) *George Mason W 7-19 *George Mason W 3-211 Charleston Southern W 10-515 *William & Mary W 5-0 *William & Mary W 0-116 *William & Mary W 10-219 N.C. State W 11-222 *East Carolina W 5-4(10) *East Carolina W 6-523 *East Carolina W 6-425 Campbell L 1-326 at N.C. State W 11-25/6 Coastal Carolina W 6-5(11)8 at Charleston Southern L 5-7 at Charleston Southern L 1-310 at Virginia Tech L 1-211 at Virginia Tech L 5-6CAA Championship Tournament17 #William & Mary W 6-118 #Richmond L 2-17 #Old Dominion L 2-5* CAA | ^ Bojangles Seahawk Classic# CAA Tournament

1996 (W-28, l-30)coach: mark scalfcaa: 9-11, T-seventhHome: 18-15; away: 7-12neutral: 3-3

2/14 at Coastal Carolina L 6-917 at Stetson L 4-5 at Stetson L 7-818 at Stetson L 0-721 at Charleston Southern W 10-623 ^Kentucky L 3-624 ^Tennessee L 1-1225 ÛNC Asheville W 4-228 Campbell L 3-43/2 Virginia Tech W 7-23 Virginia Tech L 3-65 at Campbell L 3-46 Coastal Carolina W 6-5 (12)9 *James Madison L 1-2 *James Madison L 1-210 *James Madison L 4-512 Wake Forest L 13-1413 Wake Forest W 4-114 Fairfield L 8-917 Yale L 3-4 Yale W 9-618 LeMoyne W 6-120 LeMoyne W 8-121 Towson W 10-523 *at George Mason L 4-7 *at George Mason L 7-1024 *at George Mason L 7-1426 Drexel W 10-727 Drexel L 4-530 *at William & Mary L 11-14 *at William & Mary W 9-431 *at William & Mary W 8-44/3 Campbell W 6-26 *Old Dominion L 11-14 *Old Dominion W 9-49 at Coastal Carolina W 6-510 N.C. State L 5-1213 *at East Carolina L 2-15 *at East Carolina L 4-714 *at East Carolina W 1-0 (10)16 UNC Chapel Hill W 4-217 at N.C. State W 13-820 *Richmond W 6-5 *Richmond W 4-321 *Richmond L 8-1523 at UNC Chapel Hill L 2-524 Coastal Carolina L 1-227 *Va. Commonwealth W 11-4 *Va. Commonwealth L 5-6 (8)28 *Va. Commonwealth W 10-45/7 Charleston Southern W 10-18 at Campbell W 10-410 %Vs. Villanova W 9-411 %Vs. St. John’s L 1-11CAA Championship Tournament14 #Richmond W 7-415 #James Madison W 9-416 #Old Dominion L 2-4 #James Madison L 5-8* CAA | ^ Ralston Purina Challenge | % Big East/CAA Challenge | # CAA Tournament

season results (division I)1994 (W-30, l-28)coach: mark scalfcaa: 10-8, FourthHome: 25-8; away: 5-18neutral: 0-2

2/12 at Campbell L 3-413 at South Carolina L 0-319 Davidson W 11-4 Davidson W 4-320 at UNC Greensboro L 3-422 at Coastal Carolina L 3-724 Barton W 8-33/6 at UNC Charlotte L 2-67 at Clemson L 2-148 at Clemson L 7-8(13)9 at Western Carolina L 2-710 at Davidson W 6-412 at East Carolina* W 3-2 at East Carolina* L 2-313 at East Carolina* L 5-615 UNC Charlotte W 4-3(12)16 UMBC W 14-317 Fairfield W 8-619 Richmond* W 9-6 Richmond* L 0-120 Richmond* L 6-1522 Charleston Southern W 7-523 USC Aiken W 3-1(10)24 USC Aiken L 1-526 James Madison* W 3-0 James Madison* W 2-127 James Madison* W 4-029 Kent State L 0-1130 Kent State W 6-5(13)4/1 at Wake Forest L 3-42 at Wake Forest L 7-104 Charleston Southern W 10-15 The Citadel W 5-09 at George Mason* W 5-1 at George Mason* W 3-210 at George Mason* L 4-612 Campbell W 9-113 N.C. State L 17-114 at The Citadel L 2-416 Old Dominion* L 1-2(11) Old Dominion* L 2-1917 Old Dominion* W 4-319 UNC Chapel Hill L 4-6(10)20 at N.C. State L 6-823 at William & Mary* L 4-7 at William & Mary* W 11-224 at William & Mary* L 4-726 at UNC Chapel Hill L 0-927 UNC Greensboro W 8-35/7 Coastal Carolina W 6-39 Charleston Southern W 3-113 Va. Commonwealth W 5-014 Va. Commonwealth L 3-6CAA Championship Tournament18 East Carolina L 3-10(10)19 James Madison L 0-7* CAA


2/11 at Stetson L 2-3 at Stetson W 9-412 at Stetson L 2-717 Va. Commonwealth W 7-518 Va. Commonwealth W 2-121 at Campbell W 12-628 at Coastal Carolina W 9-23/3 ÛNC Chapel Hill L 1-24 ^Virginia Tech W 3-15 ^South Carolina L 0-67 Yale L 1-58 Yale L 5-169 Yale W 2-011 *at Richmond L 4-16 *at Richmond W 9-412 *at Richmond L 3-614 Marist W 10-115 Marist W 23-216 Faifield W 3-018 *James Madison L 5-7 *James Madison L 2-3(8)19 *James Madison L 3-421 LeMoyne W 3-0 LeMoyne W 4-024 Ohio L 2-3(10)25 Wake Forest L 4-626 Wake Forest W 2-128 Kent State L 3-829 Kent State L 5-6(10)4/1 *Old Dominion W 5-3(11) *Old Dominion W 5-3(9)2 *at Old Dominion L 1-84 USC Aiken W 4-35 USC Aiken W 6-48 *George Mason W 3-2(10) *George Mason W 7-19 *George Mason W 3-211 Charleston Southern W 10-515 *William & Mary W 5-0 *William & Mary W 0-116 *William & Mary W 10-219 N.C. State W 11-222 *East Carolina W 5-4(10) *East Carolina W 6-523 *East Carolina W 6-425 Campbell L 1-326 at N.C. State W 11-25/6 Coastal Carolina W 6-5(11)8 at Charleston Southern L 5-7 at Charleston Southern L 1-310 at Virginia Tech L 1-211 at Virginia Tech L 5-6CAA Championship Tournament17 #William & Mary W 6-118 #Richmond L 2-17 #Old Dominion L 2-5* CAA | ^ Bojangles Seahawk Classic# CAA Tournament

1996 (W-28, l-30)coach: mark scalfcaa: 9-11, T-seventhHome: 18-15; away: 7-12neutral: 3-3

2/14 at Coastal Carolina L 6-917 at Stetson L 4-5 at Stetson L 7-818 at Stetson L 0-721 at Charleston Southern W 10-623 ^Kentucky L 3-624 ^Tennessee L 1-1225 ÛNC Asheville W 4-228 Campbell L 3-43/2 Virginia Tech W 7-23 Virginia Tech L 3-65 at Campbell L 3-46 Coastal Carolina W 6-5 (12)9 *James Madison L 1-2 *James Madison L 1-210 *James Madison L 4-512 Wake Forest L 13-1413 Wake Forest W 4-114 Fairfield L 8-917 Yale L 3-4 Yale W 9-618 LeMoyne W 6-120 LeMoyne W 8-121 Towson W 10-523 *at George Mason L 4-7 *at George Mason L 7-1024 *at George Mason L 7-1426 Drexel W 10-727 Drexel L 4-530 *at William & Mary L 11-14 *at William & Mary W 9-431 *at William & Mary W 8-44/3 Campbell W 6-26 *Old Dominion L 11-14 *Old Dominion W 9-49 at Coastal Carolina W 6-510 N.C. State L 5-1213 *at East Carolina L 2-15 *at East Carolina L 4-714 *at East Carolina W 1-0 (10)16 UNC Chapel Hill W 4-217 at N.C. State W 13-820 *Richmond W 6-5 *Richmond W 4-321 *Richmond L 8-1523 at UNC Chapel Hill L 2-524 Coastal Carolina L 1-227 *Va. Commonwealth W 11-4 *Va. Commonwealth L 5-6 (8)28 *Va. Commonwealth W 10-45/7 Charleston Southern W 10-18 at Campbell W 10-410 %Vs. Villanova W 9-411 %Vs. St. John’s L 1-11CAA Championship Tournament14 #Richmond W 7-415 #James Madison W 9-416 #Old Dominion L 2-4 #James Madison L 5-8* CAA | ^ Ralston Purina Challenge | % Big East/CAA Challenge | # CAA Tournament


1997 (W-28, l-29)coach: mark scalfcaa: 7-12, eighthHome: 22-20; away: 5-7neutral: 1-2

2/8 UNC Greensboro L 10-249 UNC Greensboro L 4-916 Penn State W 8-5 Virginia L 3-1117 Virginia L 8-1518 at Campbell L 4-921 ^Villanova W 4-122 ^West Virginia L 0-623 ^Rider W 11-625 at Coastal Carolina W 9-43/1 Radford W 12-2 Radford W 3-22 Radford W 9-15 Navy W 4-36 Delaware W 11-67 Liberty L 8-128 Liberty W 8-4 Delaware L 2-79 Delaware L 8-1213 Fairfield W 11-1515 *at Richmond L 9-20 *at Richmond L 4-1016 *at Richmond L 4-1319 Yale W 19-520 Yale W 17-422 *Old Dominion L 7-12 *Old Dominion W 8-323 *Old Dominion L 2-725 Le Moyne W 10-426 Towson W 2-127 Youngstown State L 6-929 *James Madison L 5-6 *James Madison L 2-730 *James Madison W 11-14/1 at Charleston Southern L 5-62 Charleston Southern W 10-45 *at George Mason L 6-10 *at George Mason W 9-66 *at George Mason L 7-109 UNC Chapel Hill L 7-812 *at William & Mary W 22-1013 *at William & Mary W 12-415 at UNC Chapel Hill W 8-216 N.C. State W 4-3(12)19 *East Carolina W 12-3 *East Carolina L 3-4(8)20 *East Carolina W 8-322 at N.C. State W 4-323 Campbell W 8-326 *Va. Commonwealth L 7-8 *Va. Commonwealth L 4-930 Coastal Carolina L 8-105/10 Wake Forest W 11-4 Wake Forest L 1-5CAA Championship Tournament13 #Va. Commonwealth W 11-1014 #East Carolina L 8-9(12)15 #William & Mary L 0-12* CAA | ^ Ralston Purina Challenge# CAA Tournament

1998 (W-21, l-34)coach: mark scalfcaa: 6-14, seventhHome: 17-17; away: 4-15neutral: 0-2

2/13 Wake Forest L 1-514 Radford W 9-215 Radford L 5-8 Wake Forest L 3-718 Coastal Carolina W 12-920 ^Navy W 8-221 ^West Virginia W 7-522 ÛNC Greensboro L 13-1527 at Clemson L 0-1328 at Clemson L 6-193/1 at Clemson L 3-63 at Duke L 2-87 *at Va. Commonwealth L 4-6 *at Va. Commonwealth L 3-710 George Mason L 7-9(11)12 Elon L 4-1014 *Richmond L 3-5 *Richmond L 3-415 *Richmond L 10-1817 LeMoyne W 9-618 LeMoyne W 9-721 *at Old Dominion L 3-12 *at Old Dominion L 1-1222 *at Old Dominion L 1-1724 Brown W 8-225 Youngstown State W 9-226 Youngstown State W 5-328 Elon W 5-229 at N.C. State W 8-54/2 at Campbell W 10-7(10)4 *George Mason W 9-5 *George Mason W 2-15 *George Mason W 9-37 UNC Chapel Hill W 11-88 Coastal Carolina W 3-211 *William & Mary L 5-10 *William & Mary L 1-1012 *William & Mary W 7-414 Coastal Carolina W 8-415 at Coastal Carolina L 8-918 *at East Carolina L 5-15 *at East Carolina W 2-019 *at East Carolina W 6-421 N.C. State L 1-825 *at James Madison L 6-12 *at James Madison L 7-826 *at James Madison L 4-928 at UNC Chapel Hill L 7-1229 Duke L 12-195/1 Campbell L 6-98 Western Carolina L 4-5(11)9 Western Carolina L 4-710 Western Carolina L 9-10(11)CAA Championship Tournament12 at #Richmond L 2-513 at #George Mason L 0-5* CAA | # CAA Tournament^ Ralston Purnina Challenge


2/6 at Duke L 6-157 Duke W 4-213 High Point W 4-114 High Point W 4-116 at Coastal Carolina L 1-419 ^Siena W 13-220 ^St. John’s L 2-821 ÛNC Charlotte L 4-1327 UMBC W 2-1 UMBC W 7-128 UMBC W 2-13/3 Mount St. Mary’s W 13-24 Mount St. Mary’s W 10-06 Ball State W 10-57 Ball State L 5-1210 at Elon W 12-613 Fairfield W 10-1 Fairfield W 9-314 Fairfield W 6-417 North Carolina A&T W 16-3 North Carolina A&T W 11-320 Towson W 8-522 Towson W 7-524 Elon L 2-526 *Va. Commonwealth L 1-927 *Va. Commonwealth L 2-928 *Va. Commonwealth W 4-130 Coastal Carolina L 6-731 N.C. State W 7-24/2 *at Richmond L 0-73 *at Richmond L 9-134 *at Richmond L 8-166 Campbell L 4-67 at N.C. State L 5-119 *Old Dominion W 2-010 *Old Dominion W 8-411 *Old Dominion W 6-516 *James Madison L 9-1017 *James Madison W 12-418 *James Madison L 5-920 UNC Chapel Hill W 10-424 *at George Mason L 10-11 *at George Mason L 4-825 *at George Mason L 0-630 *at William & Mary L 0-15/1 *at William & Mary W 11-71 *at William & Mary L 4-58 East Tennessee State W 4-09 East Tennessee State L 5-710 East Tennessee State W 12-111 at Campbell L 7-813 *East Carolina W 4-214 *East Carolina L 5-919 *East Carolina W 9-3CAA Championship Tournament19 #Va. Commonwealth L 1-420 #George Mason L 5-8* CAA | ^ Ralston Purina Challenge# CAA Tournament

2000 (W-36, l-23)coach: mark scalfcaa: 13-8, ThirdHome: 27-7; away: 8-14neutral: 1-2

2/8 Coastal Carolina L 2-312 UNC Greensboro L 12-1513 UNC Greensboro W 13-415 at Coastal Carolina L 2-318 Eastern Kentucky W 14-919 Eastern Kentucky W 6-3 Eastern Kentucky W 11-223 at Duke W 12-425 ^Northwestern L 1-826 ^Rider W 1-827 ^Monmouth W 14-23/4 Albany W 4-35 Albany W 9-5 Albany W 7-17 at Coastal Carolina L 0-98 at Elon L 3-410 Brown W 2-1 Brown W 6-511 Virginia Tech L 2-412 Virginia Tech W 7-117 *William & Mary W 3-218 *William & Mary W 10-919 *William & Mary W 12-321 LeMoyne L 2-622 LeMoyne L 8-924 *at Va. Commonwealth W 5-125 *at Va. Commonwealth L 0-1126 *at Va. Commonwealth W 9-528 High Point W 5-129 N.C. State L 0-1231 *Richmond W 10-94/1 *Richmond W 5-02 *Richmond W 3-24 Elon W 4-25 Campbell W 3-27 *at Old Dominion W 8-78 *at Old Dominion L 4-139 *at Old Dominion W 15-1011 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-614 *at James Madison L 0-315 *at James Madison L 3-616 *at James Madison L 2-718 at Campbell L 6-721 *George Mason W 3-122 *George Mason W 8-723 *George Mason W 6-527 at N.C. State L 2-1029 L.I.U./C.W. Post W 16-1 L.I.U./C.W. Post W 7-130 L.I.U./C.W. Post W 5-15/6 at UNC Greensboro W 9-67 at High Point W 19-29 Coastal Carolina W 6-311 *East Carolina L 3-1712 *East Carolina L 6-713 *East Carolina L 1-9CAA Championship Tournament17 #Richmond W 9-718 #East Carolina L 4-519 #James Madison L 5-6*CAA | ^ Ralston-Purina Challenge# CAA Tournament

season results (division I)


1998 (W-21, l-34)coach: mark scalfcaa: 6-14, seventhHome: 17-17; away: 4-15neutral: 0-2

2/13 Wake Forest L 1-514 Radford W 9-215 Radford L 5-8 Wake Forest L 3-718 Coastal Carolina W 12-920 ^Navy W 8-221 ^West Virginia W 7-522 ÛNC Greensboro L 13-1527 at Clemson L 0-1328 at Clemson L 6-193/1 at Clemson L 3-63 at Duke L 2-87 *at Va. Commonwealth L 4-6 *at Va. Commonwealth L 3-710 George Mason L 7-9(11)12 Elon L 4-1014 *Richmond L 3-5 *Richmond L 3-415 *Richmond L 10-1817 LeMoyne W 9-618 LeMoyne W 9-721 *at Old Dominion L 3-12 *at Old Dominion L 1-1222 *at Old Dominion L 1-1724 Brown W 8-225 Youngstown State W 9-226 Youngstown State W 5-328 Elon W 5-229 at N.C. State W 8-54/2 at Campbell W 10-7(10)4 *George Mason W 9-5 *George Mason W 2-15 *George Mason W 9-37 UNC Chapel Hill W 11-88 Coastal Carolina W 3-211 *William & Mary L 5-10 *William & Mary L 1-1012 *William & Mary W 7-414 Coastal Carolina W 8-415 at Coastal Carolina L 8-918 *at East Carolina L 5-15 *at East Carolina W 2-019 *at East Carolina W 6-421 N.C. State L 1-825 *at James Madison L 6-12 *at James Madison L 7-826 *at James Madison L 4-928 at UNC Chapel Hill L 7-1229 Duke L 12-195/1 Campbell L 6-98 Western Carolina L 4-5(11)9 Western Carolina L 4-710 Western Carolina L 9-10(11)CAA Championship Tournament12 at #Richmond L 2-513 at #George Mason L 0-5* CAA | # CAA Tournament^ Ralston Purnina Challenge



2/6 at Duke L 6-157 Duke W 4-213 High Point W 4-114 High Point W 4-116 at Coastal Carolina L 1-419 ^Siena W 13-220 ^St. John’s L 2-821 ÛNC Charlotte L 4-1327 UMBC W 2-1 UMBC W 7-128 UMBC W 2-13/3 Mount St. Mary’s W 13-24 Mount St. Mary’s W 10-06 Ball State W 10-57 Ball State L 5-1210 at Elon W 12-613 Fairfield W 10-1 Fairfield W 9-314 Fairfield W 6-417 North Carolina A&T W 16-3 North Carolina A&T W 11-320 Towson W 8-522 Towson W 7-524 Elon L 2-526 *Va. Commonwealth L 1-927 *Va. Commonwealth L 2-928 *Va. Commonwealth W 4-130 Coastal Carolina L 6-731 N.C. State W 7-24/2 *at Richmond L 0-73 *at Richmond L 9-134 *at Richmond L 8-166 Campbell L 4-67 at N.C. State L 5-119 *Old Dominion W 2-010 *Old Dominion W 8-411 *Old Dominion W 6-516 *James Madison L 9-1017 *James Madison W 12-418 *James Madison L 5-920 UNC Chapel Hill W 10-424 *at George Mason L 10-11 *at George Mason L 4-825 *at George Mason L 0-630 *at William & Mary L 0-15/1 *at William & Mary W 11-71 *at William & Mary L 4-58 East Tennessee State W 4-09 East Tennessee State L 5-710 East Tennessee State W 12-111 at Campbell L 7-813 *East Carolina W 4-214 *East Carolina L 5-919 *East Carolina W 9-3CAA Championship Tournament19 #Va. Commonwealth L 1-420 #George Mason L 5-8* CAA | ^ Ralston Purina Challenge# CAA Tournament


2000 (W-36, l-23)coach: mark scalfcaa: 13-8, ThirdHome: 27-7; away: 8-14neutral: 1-2

2/8 Coastal Carolina L 2-312 UNC Greensboro L 12-1513 UNC Greensboro W 13-415 at Coastal Carolina L 2-318 Eastern Kentucky W 14-919 Eastern Kentucky W 6-3 Eastern Kentucky W 11-223 at Duke W 12-425 ^Northwestern L 1-826 ^Rider W 1-827 ^Monmouth W 14-23/4 Albany W 4-35 Albany W 9-5 Albany W 7-17 at Coastal Carolina L 0-98 at Elon L 3-410 Brown W 2-1 Brown W 6-511 Virginia Tech L 2-412 Virginia Tech W 7-117 *William & Mary W 3-218 *William & Mary W 10-919 *William & Mary W 12-321 LeMoyne L 2-622 LeMoyne L 8-924 *at Va. Commonwealth W 5-125 *at Va. Commonwealth L 0-1126 *at Va. Commonwealth W 9-528 High Point W 5-129 N.C. State L 0-1231 *Richmond W 10-94/1 *Richmond W 5-02 *Richmond W 3-24 Elon W 4-25 Campbell W 3-27 *at Old Dominion W 8-78 *at Old Dominion L 4-139 *at Old Dominion W 15-1011 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-614 *at James Madison L 0-315 *at James Madison L 3-616 *at James Madison L 2-718 at Campbell L 6-721 *George Mason W 3-122 *George Mason W 8-723 *George Mason W 6-527 at N.C. State L 2-1029 L.I.U./C.W. Post W 16-1 L.I.U./C.W. Post W 7-130 L.I.U./C.W. Post W 5-15/6 at UNC Greensboro W 9-67 at High Point W 19-29 Coastal Carolina W 6-311 *East Carolina L 3-1712 *East Carolina L 6-713 *East Carolina L 1-9CAA Championship Tournament17 #Richmond W 9-718 #East Carolina L 4-519 #James Madison L 5-6*CAA | ^ Ralston-Purina Challenge# CAA Tournament


2001 (W-33, l-22)coach: mark scalfcaa: 11-9, FourthHome: 23-11; away: 8-9neutral: 2-2

2/3 North Carolina A&T W 9-27 at Coastal Carolina L 4-510 UNC Greensboro W 10-511 UNC Greensboro W 6-217 George Washington W 8-4 George Washington L 2-418 George Washington W 8-420 Coastal Carolina L 1-6 (10)23 ^ Appalachian State W 6-124 ^ West Virginia W 7-125 ^ Evansville W 5-327 at Duke L 4-113/2 Ball State W 6-43 Ball State W 4-27 at Charlotte L 5-78 at Charlotte W 13-09 at High Point L 4-610 Brown W 12-3 Brown L 5-611 Brown W 4-214 at Coastal Carolina W 10-016 * at William & Mary W 5-117 * at William & Mary W 9-318 * at William & Mary L 9-1421 Princeton W 8-4 Princeton W 4-3 (8)23 *Va. Commonwealth L 3-624 *Va. Commonwealth L 1-825 *Va. Commonwealth W 9-127 at Campbell L 5-628 Duke W 7-430 * at Richmond L 4-831 * at Richmond W 3-14/3 at N.C. State L 3-44 High Point W 5-16 * Old Dominion W 4-27 * Old Dominion W 5-18 * Old Dominion W 9-310 Campbell W 2-1 (11)13 * James Madison L 4-514 * James Madison W 10-115 * James Madison L 5-617 N.C. State L 3-420 * at George Mason L 4-621 * at George Mason W 9-222 * at George Mason W 8-424 at North Carolina W 11-55/1 Elon W 7-02 North Carolina L 2-310 *East Carolina L 0-311 *East Carolina L 0-1112 *East Carolina W 1-0CAA Championship Tournament15 # George Mason L 8-1716 # Old Dominion W 9-518 # James Madison L 4-8* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge | # CAA Tournament


2/9 UNC Charlotte L 2-510 UNC Charlotte W 10-016 Siena W 11-3 Siena W 4-117 Siena W 11-319 at High Point W 2-122 ^ Northern Iowa W 6-423 ^ St. John’s W 5-424 ^ George Mason W 10-9 (12)26 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-63/3 at UNC Greensboro L 2-3 (14)6 High Point W 6-18 at Va. Tech W 8-79 at Va. Tech W 11-415 at Arizona W 9-716 at Arizona L 6-917 at Arizona L 2-1420 Coastal Carolina L 1-223 Brown W 9-424 Brown W 3-1 Brown L 2-827 Duke W 12-729 * Hofstra W 3-130 * Hofstra W 2-031 * Hofstra W 4-24/3 at Duke W 6-15 * at Delaware W 20-26 * at Delaware L 1-57 * at Delaware W 10-29 Campbell W 5-011 at Coastal Carolina L 2-712 * Old Dominion W 3-113 * Old Dominion W 9-014 * Old Dominion W 14-216 at N.C. State L 2-819 * at Drexel W 9-620 * at Drexel L 3-721 * at Drexel W 3-123 at Elon W 13-11 (13) Elon W 13-524 at Campbell W 9-126 * Towson W 8-7 (11)27 * Towson W 2-128 * Towson W 8-730 N.C. State W 17-15/1 at East Carolina L 1-34 Liberty L 6-10 Liberty L 6-1310 * at James Madison L 4-1911 * at James Madison L 4-512 * at James Madison L 3-615 East Carolina W 4-316 * Va. Commonwealth L 1-217 * Va. Commonwealth L 2-418 * Va. Commonwealth W 8-3CAA Championship Tournament21 # Va. Commonwealth L 3-422 # George Mason L 6-7 (12)* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge | # CAA Tournament

2003 (40-23)coach: mark scalfcaa: 15-6, FirstHome: 24-9; away: 11-11neutral: 5-3

2/6 Missouri L 1-127 Missouri W 5-28 Missouri L 3-611 Coastal Carolina L 3-4 (13)12 Duke W 14-214 Delaware State W 8-415 Delaware State W 3-0 Delaware State W 5-218 Elon L 1-221 West Virginia W 6-421 Fordham W 13-3 (7)23 West Virginia W 17-425 at Coastal Carolina L 1-828 Appalachian State W 8-23/1 Dartmouth W 12-102 Villanova W 2-04 High Point W 21-25 North Carolina State L 4-88 St. John’s W 5-48 St. John’s W 6-09 St. John’s W 6-211 at East Carolina W 4-312 at Elon L 5-614 vs Princeton W 4-215 at N.C. State L 2-622 * at Va. Commonwealth L 1-4 * at Va. Commonwealth W 3-123 * at Va. Commonwealth L 1-1026 East Carolina W 4-328 * at Hofstra L 2-329 * at Hofstra W 23-230 * at Hofstra W 16-04/1 at Campbell W 7-43 * Delaware W 3-15 * Delaware W 5-26 * Delaware W 7-612 * at Old Dominion L 2-6 * at Old Dominion L 4-513 * at Old Dominion W 5-116 Campbell L 4-118 * Drexel W 23-319 * Drexel W 10-120 * Drexel W 7-122 at NC State L 5-423 at Duke W 4-325 * at Towson W 7-6 (10)27 * at Towson W 9-827 * at Towson W 7-029 at Coastal Carolina L 9-7 Coastal Carolina L 6-25/2 at North Carolina W 5-011 * James Madison W 6-312 * James Madison W 8-713 * James Madison L 8-314 North Carolina L 8-7CAA Championship Tournament21 # vs Towson W 18-522 # vs William & Mary W 4-3 (12)24 # vs Va. Commonwealth L 13-10 # vs George Mason L 13-12(12)NCAA Baton Rouge Regional30 % vs Tulane L 8-331 % vs Northeastern W 12-6 % vs Tulane W 9-8 (10)6/1 % at Louisiana State L 9-8 (11)* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge | # CAA Tour-nament | % NCAA Regional (Baton Rouge, La.)

2004 (40-23)Caa Championscoach: mark scalfcaa: 17-6, secondHome: 27-9; away: 11-12neutral: 2-2

2/18 Elon L 7-820 at South Carolina L 4-721 at South Carolina L 3-2022 at South Carolina L 0-1224 at Elon L 4-528 ^ Marist L 9-1129 ^ Marist W 7-2 ^ West Virginia W 7-23/2 UNC Greensboro W 1-0 (13)3 Duke W 9-86 St. Peter’s W 1-0 St. Peter’s W 5-17 St. Peter’s W 11-29 Virginia Tech L 2-410 Virginia Tech W 9-613 at Georgia W 9-514 at Georgia L 1-519 Kent State W 9-520 Kent State L 5-1021 Kent State W 10-923 N.C. State W 1-024 at Duke L 3-426 * at James Madison W 17-427 * at James Madison L 12-1328 * at James Madison W 8-74/3 * at Delaware W 10-4 * at Delaware W 2-06 Campbell W 7-17 at Coastal Carolina L 7-910 * George Mason L 2-311 * George Mason W 6-512 * George Mason L 3-716 * at William & Mary L 1-317 * at William & Mary W 14-1218 * at William & Mary L 5-1720 Coastal Carolina W 12-030 * Hofstra W 7-25/1 * Hofstra W 11-32 * Hofstra W 7-24 at East Carolina W 15-55 at Campbell W 6-17 * Towson W 3-18 * Towson W 8-49 * Towson W 15-211 East Carolina L 0-312 at UNC Greensboro L 3-814 * at Va. Commonwealth W 3-015 * at Va. Commonwealth W 12-316 * at Va. Commonwealth W 5-318 at N.C. State L 4-520 * Old Dominion L 2-321 * Old Dominion W 5-222 * Old Dominion W 8-1CAA Championship Tournament26 # Old Dominion W 6-427 # Va. Commonwealth W 12-328 # Delaware L 2-3 # George Mason W 3-129 # Delaware W 8-7 # Delaware W 15-3NCAA kinston Regional6/5 % Tennessee W 8-56 % East Carolina L 4-11 % Tennessee W 4-37 % East Carolina L 0-7* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge | # CAA Tour-nament | % NCAA Regional (Kinston, N.C.)

season results (division I)



2/9 UNC Charlotte L 2-510 UNC Charlotte W 10-016 Siena W 11-3 Siena W 4-117 Siena W 11-319 at High Point W 2-122 ^ Northern Iowa W 6-423 ^ St. John’s W 5-424 ^ George Mason W 10-9 (12)26 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-63/3 at UNC Greensboro L 2-3 (14)6 High Point W 6-18 at Va. Tech W 8-79 at Va. Tech W 11-415 at Arizona W 9-716 at Arizona L 6-917 at Arizona L 2-1420 Coastal Carolina L 1-223 Brown W 9-424 Brown W 3-1 Brown L 2-827 Duke W 12-729 * Hofstra W 3-130 * Hofstra W 2-031 * Hofstra W 4-24/3 at Duke W 6-15 * at Delaware W 20-26 * at Delaware L 1-57 * at Delaware W 10-29 Campbell W 5-011 at Coastal Carolina L 2-712 * Old Dominion W 3-113 * Old Dominion W 9-014 * Old Dominion W 14-216 at N.C. State L 2-819 * at Drexel W 9-620 * at Drexel L 3-721 * at Drexel W 3-123 at Elon W 13-11 (13) Elon W 13-524 at Campbell W 9-126 * Towson W 8-7 (11)27 * Towson W 2-128 * Towson W 8-730 N.C. State W 17-15/1 at East Carolina L 1-34 Liberty L 6-10 Liberty L 6-1310 * at James Madison L 4-1911 * at James Madison L 4-512 * at James Madison L 3-615 East Carolina W 4-316 * Va. Commonwealth L 1-217 * Va. Commonwealth L 2-418 * Va. Commonwealth W 8-3CAA Championship Tournament21 # Va. Commonwealth L 3-422 # George Mason L 6-7 (12)* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge | # CAA Tournament



2/6 Missouri L 1-127 Missouri W 5-28 Missouri L 3-611 Coastal Carolina L 3-4 (13)12 Duke W 14-214 Delaware State W 8-415 Delaware State W 3-0 Delaware State W 5-218 Elon L 1-221 West Virginia W 6-421 Fordham W 13-3 (7)23 West Virginia W 17-425 at Coastal Carolina L 1-828 Appalachian State W 8-23/1 Dartmouth W 12-102 Villanova W 2-04 High Point W 21-25 North Carolina State L 4-88 St. John’s W 5-48 St. John’s W 6-09 St. John’s W 6-211 at East Carolina W 4-312 at Elon L 5-614 vs Princeton W 4-215 at N.C. State L 2-622 * at Va. Commonwealth L 1-4 * at Va. Commonwealth W 3-123 * at Va. Commonwealth L 1-1026 East Carolina W 4-328 * at Hofstra L 2-329 * at Hofstra W 23-230 * at Hofstra W 16-04/1 at Campbell W 7-43 * Delaware W 3-15 * Delaware W 5-26 * Delaware W 7-612 * at Old Dominion L 2-6 * at Old Dominion L 4-513 * at Old Dominion W 5-116 Campbell L 4-118 * Drexel W 23-319 * Drexel W 10-120 * Drexel W 7-122 at NC State L 5-423 at Duke W 4-325 * at Towson W 7-6 (10)27 * at Towson W 9-827 * at Towson W 7-029 at Coastal Carolina L 9-7 Coastal Carolina L 6-25/2 at North Carolina W 5-011 * James Madison W 6-312 * James Madison W 8-713 * James Madison L 8-314 North Carolina L 8-7CAA Championship Tournament21 # vs Towson W 18-522 # vs William & Mary W 4-3 (12)24 # vs Va. Commonwealth L 13-10 # vs George Mason L 13-12(12)NCAA Baton Rouge Regional30 % vs Tulane L 8-331 % vs Northeastern W 12-6 % vs Tulane W 9-8 (10)6/1 % at Louisiana State L 9-8 (11)* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge | # CAA Tour-nament | % NCAA Regional (Baton Rouge, La.)


2004 (40-23)Caa Championscoach: mark scalfcaa: 17-6, secondHome: 27-9; away: 11-12neutral: 2-2

2/18 Elon L 7-820 at South Carolina L 4-721 at South Carolina L 3-2022 at South Carolina L 0-1224 at Elon L 4-528 ^ Marist L 9-1129 ^ Marist W 7-2 ^ West Virginia W 7-23/2 UNC Greensboro W 1-0 (13)3 Duke W 9-86 St. Peter’s W 1-0 St. Peter’s W 5-17 St. Peter’s W 11-29 Virginia Tech L 2-410 Virginia Tech W 9-613 at Georgia W 9-514 at Georgia L 1-519 Kent State W 9-520 Kent State L 5-1021 Kent State W 10-923 N.C. State W 1-024 at Duke L 3-426 * at James Madison W 17-427 * at James Madison L 12-1328 * at James Madison W 8-74/3 * at Delaware W 10-4 * at Delaware W 2-06 Campbell W 7-17 at Coastal Carolina L 7-910 * George Mason L 2-311 * George Mason W 6-512 * George Mason L 3-716 * at William & Mary L 1-317 * at William & Mary W 14-1218 * at William & Mary L 5-1720 Coastal Carolina W 12-030 * Hofstra W 7-25/1 * Hofstra W 11-32 * Hofstra W 7-24 at East Carolina W 15-55 at Campbell W 6-17 * Towson W 3-18 * Towson W 8-49 * Towson W 15-211 East Carolina L 0-312 at UNC Greensboro L 3-814 * at Va. Commonwealth W 3-015 * at Va. Commonwealth W 12-316 * at Va. Commonwealth W 5-318 at N.C. State L 4-520 * Old Dominion L 2-321 * Old Dominion W 5-222 * Old Dominion W 8-1CAA Championship Tournament26 # Old Dominion W 6-427 # Va. Commonwealth W 12-328 # Delaware L 2-3 # George Mason W 3-129 # Delaware W 8-7 # Delaware W 15-3NCAA kinston Regional6/5 % Tennessee W 8-56 % East Carolina L 4-11 % Tennessee W 4-37 % East Carolina L 0-7* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge | # CAA Tour-nament | % NCAA Regional (Kinston, N.C.)



2/5 UM-Eastern Shore W 10-06 UM-Eastern Shore W 16-011 Virginia W 5-212 Virginia L 0-213 Virginia L 4-716 Duke W 9-718 Maryland L 8-1219 Maryland L 2-420 Maryland W 11-622 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-525 ^ Penn State L 3-426 ^ Tennessee L 0-127 ^ UNC Greensboro W 9-33/4 % Vs. Southern Miss L 4-165 % at Lamar L 1-86 % Vs. Indiana State W 4-39 N.C. State L 0-611 Utah W 4-212 Utah W 9-513 Utah W 10-119 Siena W 9-420 Siena W 7-321 Siena W 7-223 at East Carolina L 8-1225 * William & Mary W 4-126 * William & Mary W 11-527 * William & Mary W 7-630 at Duke W 24-14/1 * at Hofstra W 16-32 * at Hofstra W 22-83 * at Hofstra W 15-86 Campbell W 13-18 * at George Mason W 11-109 * at George Mason W 10-410 * at George Mason W 8-013 at N.C. State L 4-815 * Delaware W 7-616 * Delaware W 16-617 * Delaware L 6-719 Elon W 10-420 at Elon L 2-626 UNC Chapel Hill L 8-1129 * James Madison W 4-3 (11)30 * James Madison W 7-45/1 * James Madison W 13-44 East Carolina W 6-56 * at Towson W 16-47 * at Towson L 3-138 * at Towson L 8-910 at Campbell W 12-614 * Va. Commonwealth W 17-515 * Va. Commonwealth W 4-116 * Va. Commonwealth W 14-419 * at Old Dominion W 16-820 * at Old Dominion W 8-621 * at Old Dominion W 12-2CAA Championship Tournament25 # Hofstra W 9-626 # Towson L 1-627 # George Mason L 7-9 * CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge% Cardinal Classic | # CAA Tournament

2006 (42-22)Caa Championscaa: 17-13, FifthHome: 31-8; away: 9-11neutral: 2-3

2/10 Md.-Eastern Shore W 19-212 Md.-Eastern Shore W 18-0 W 20-117 Wake Forest L 7-918 Wake Forest W 10-819 Wake Forest W 10-524 ^ Vs. Va. Tech W 6-525 ^ at East Carolina L 2-1126 ^ Vs. N.C. State L 8-93/1 Duke W 17-0 3 La Salle W 12-5 4 La Salle W 16-1 5 La Salle W 12-1 7 Western Carolina W 3-2 8 Western Carolina W 5-410 * Hofstra L 5-611 * Hofstra W 19-812 * Hofstra W 5-4 (10)15 East Carolina L 0-417 * at George Mason W 21-1018 * at George Mason L 6-1319 * at George Mason W 3-222 at East Carolina W 14-625 Savannah State W 13-3 Savannah State W 20-026 Savannah State W 14-629 at Duke W 15-831 * at Northeastern L 4-74/1 * at Northeastern L 3-4 2 * at Northeastern L 2-3 (10) 4 Campbell W 13-8 7 * William & Mary W 4-2 8 * William & Mary W 8-3 9 * William & Mary W 7-514 * at Towson L 6-915 * at Towson W 14-016 * at Towson W 8-7 (10)18 at Campbell W 18-821 * Georgia State W 13-822 * Georgia State L 4-923 * Georgia State W 5-325 at Elon L 4-928 * at Va. Commonwealth W 6-229 * at Va. Commonwealth L 2-730 * at Va. Commonwealth L 5-85/2 Elon L 1-3 5 * Delaware W 4-3 (11) 6 * Delaware L 9-13 7 * Delaware W 9-510 N.C. State W 5-312 * Old Dominion W 4-013 * Old Dominion L 5-6 (11)14 * Old Dominion W 8-618 * at James Madison W 14-419 * at James Madison L 3-520 * at James Madison L 7-9CAA Championship Tournament24 # Old Dominion W 7-3 (10)25 # Va. Commonwealth W 8-226 # James Madison W 10-927 # Va. Commonwealth L 7-1428 # Va. Commonwealth W 7-6NCAA Chapel Hill Regional6/2 % Vs. Winthrop L 2-143 % Vs. Maine W 21-194 % Vs. Winthrop L 3-5* CAA | ^ Keith LeClair Classic (Greenville, N.C.) | # CAA Tournament | % NCAA Regional (Chapel Hill, N.C.)

2007 (29-27)Caa regular seasonCo-Championscaa: 18-11, T-1stHome: 18-11; away: 9-15neutral: 2-1

2/9 Western Kentucky L 2-410 Oklahoma L 5-1011 South Carolina L 8-9 (11)14 at Coastal Carolina L 6-817 Temple W 5-418 Temple W 7-419 Temple W 15-321 UNC Chapel Hill L 5-623 ^ Vs. Notre Dame W 9-524 ^ Vs. Texas Christian W 10-525 ^ Vs. West Virginia L 6-727 at NC State L 2-53/2 at Wake Forest L 4-83 at Wake Forest L 2-114 at Wake Forest W 16-11 (12)6 at Elon W 13-29 * Va. Commonwealth L 3-1310 * Va. Commonwealth W 3-011 * Va. Commonwealth W 5-313 Coastal Carolina L 6-716 * at Georgia State L 3-517 * at Georgia State W 13-818 * at Georgia State W 9-120 Campbell W 6-223 * at Old Dominion L 5-1224 * at Old Dominion L 3-425 * at Old Dominion L 0-128 at East Carolina L 10-11 (10)30 * James Madison W 6-531 * James Madison W 11-34/1 * James Madison L 2-33 at UNC Chapel Hill L 2-146 * at Hofstra W 14-07 * at Hofstra W 3-28 * at Hofstra L 9-711 East Carolina L 2-313 * at Delaware L 5-614 * at Delaware L 6-817 Elon W 8-720 * Towson W 8-021 * Towson L 5-622 * Towson W 9-425 at NC State L 1-628 * at Wiliam & mary L 0-5 * at William & Mary W 14-529 * at William & Mary W 19-15/4 * Northeastern W 11-55 * Northeastern W 3-26 * Northeastern W 8-49 NC State W 8-415 at Campbell W 10-518 * George Mason W 14-12 * George Mason W 11-419 * George Mason W 15-2CAA Championship Tournament23 # Va. Commonwealth L 3-424 # Old Dominion L 3-13* CAA | ^ Baseball at The Beach (Myrtle Beach, S.C.) | # CAA Tournament

2008 (44-17-1)Caa regular season Championscaa: 25-4-1, 1stHome: 26-7; away: 15-9-1neutral: 3-1

22 vs. Richmond L 16-2323 vs. Milwaukee W 6-324 at Jacksonville L 0-926 Elon L 4-727 at The Citadel L 1-329 Fordham W 8-73/1 Fordham W 12-6 Fordham W 16-02 Fordham W 9-45 at Elon W 18-168 Towson * W 6-5 Towson * W 6-19 Towson * W 7-211 at Campbell W 6-414 at Hofstra * W 14-215 at Hofstra * W 6-316 at Hofstra * W 5-419 Coastal Carolina W 5-221 William & Mary * W 9-222 William & Mary * W 16-523 William & Mary * W 8-326 at Coastal Carolina W 10-728 at Va. Commonwealth * W 17-429 at Va. Commonwealth * W 3-230 at Va. Commonwealth * W 6-54/1 Wake Forest W 5-15 at Northeastern * L 4-6 at Northeastern * W 11-16 at Northeastern * T 3-3 (11)8 at NC State L 5-129 Campbell L 6-811 Georgia State * W 6-5 (11)12 Georgia State * W 10-913 Georgia State * W 9-815 The Citadel W 16-618 at Delaware * L 13-1419 at Delaware * W 13-520 at Delaware * W 17-722 at East Carolina L 1-623 North Carolina Central W 14-825 New York Tech W 13-626 New York Tech W 12-127 New York Tech W 8-229 East Carolina L 7-145/2 George Mason * L 3-133 George Mason * W 10-04 George Mason * W 8-37 NC State W 3-2 (11)9 at James Madison * W 11-610 at James Madison * W 7-211 at James Madison * W 23-413 at East Carolina L 2-315 Old Dominion * W 3-216 Old Dominion * L 3-917 Old Dominion * W 5-3CAA Championship Tournament21 # Towson W 11-522 # William & Mary L 8-1123 # George Mason L 9-14NCAA Cary Regional30 ^ Vs. Elon W 5-231 ^ at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-56/1 ^ Vs. Elon W 15-112 ^ at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-7* CAA | # CAA Tournament | ^ NCAA Regional (Cary, N.C.)

season results (division I)2006 (42-22)Caa Championscaa: 17-13, FifthHome: 31-8; away: 9-11neutral: 2-3

2/10 Md.-Eastern Shore W 19-212 Md.-Eastern Shore W 18-0 W 20-117 Wake Forest L 7-918 Wake Forest W 10-819 Wake Forest W 10-524 ^ Vs. Va. Tech W 6-525 ^ at East Carolina L 2-1126 ^ Vs. N.C. State L 8-93/1 Duke W 17-0 3 La Salle W 12-5 4 La Salle W 16-1 5 La Salle W 12-1 7 Western Carolina W 3-2 8 Western Carolina W 5-410 * Hofstra L 5-611 * Hofstra W 19-812 * Hofstra W 5-4 (10)15 East Carolina L 0-417 * at George Mason W 21-1018 * at George Mason L 6-1319 * at George Mason W 3-222 at East Carolina W 14-625 Savannah State W 13-3 Savannah State W 20-026 Savannah State W 14-629 at Duke W 15-831 * at Northeastern L 4-74/1 * at Northeastern L 3-4 2 * at Northeastern L 2-3 (10) 4 Campbell W 13-8 7 * William & Mary W 4-2 8 * William & Mary W 8-3 9 * William & Mary W 7-514 * at Towson L 6-915 * at Towson W 14-016 * at Towson W 8-7 (10)18 at Campbell W 18-821 * Georgia State W 13-822 * Georgia State L 4-923 * Georgia State W 5-325 at Elon L 4-928 * at Va. Commonwealth W 6-229 * at Va. Commonwealth L 2-730 * at Va. Commonwealth L 5-85/2 Elon L 1-3 5 * Delaware W 4-3 (11) 6 * Delaware L 9-13 7 * Delaware W 9-510 N.C. State W 5-312 * Old Dominion W 4-013 * Old Dominion L 5-6 (11)14 * Old Dominion W 8-618 * at James Madison W 14-419 * at James Madison L 3-520 * at James Madison L 7-9CAA Championship Tournament24 # Old Dominion W 7-3 (10)25 # Va. Commonwealth W 8-226 # James Madison W 10-927 # Va. Commonwealth L 7-1428 # Va. Commonwealth W 7-6NCAA Chapel Hill Regional6/2 % Vs. Winthrop L 2-143 % Vs. Maine W 21-194 % Vs. Winthrop L 3-5* CAA | ^ Keith LeClair Classic (Greenville, N.C.) | # CAA Tournament | % NCAA Regional (Chapel Hill, N.C.)

2007 (29-27)Caa regular seasonCo-Championscaa: 18-11, T-1stHome: 18-11; away: 9-15neutral: 2-1

2/9 Western Kentucky L 2-410 Oklahoma L 5-1011 South Carolina L 8-9 (11)14 at Coastal Carolina L 6-817 Temple W 5-418 Temple W 7-419 Temple W 15-321 UNC Chapel Hill L 5-623 ^ Vs. Notre Dame W 9-524 ^ Vs. Texas Christian W 10-525 ^ Vs. West Virginia L 6-727 at NC State L 2-53/2 at Wake Forest L 4-83 at Wake Forest L 2-114 at Wake Forest W 16-11 (12)6 at Elon W 13-29 * Va. Commonwealth L 3-1310 * Va. Commonwealth W 3-011 * Va. Commonwealth W 5-313 Coastal Carolina L 6-716 * at Georgia State L 3-517 * at Georgia State W 13-818 * at Georgia State W 9-120 Campbell W 6-223 * at Old Dominion L 5-1224 * at Old Dominion L 3-425 * at Old Dominion L 0-128 at East Carolina L 10-11 (10)30 * James Madison W 6-531 * James Madison W 11-34/1 * James Madison L 2-33 at UNC Chapel Hill L 2-146 * at Hofstra W 14-07 * at Hofstra W 3-28 * at Hofstra L 9-711 East Carolina L 2-313 * at Delaware L 5-614 * at Delaware L 6-817 Elon W 8-720 * Towson W 8-021 * Towson L 5-622 * Towson W 9-425 at NC State L 1-628 * at Wiliam & mary L 0-5 * at William & Mary W 14-529 * at William & Mary W 19-15/4 * Northeastern W 11-55 * Northeastern W 3-26 * Northeastern W 8-49 NC State W 8-415 at Campbell W 10-518 * George Mason W 14-12 * George Mason W 11-419 * George Mason W 15-2CAA Championship Tournament23 # Va. Commonwealth L 3-424 # Old Dominion L 3-13* CAA | ^ Baseball at The Beach (Myrtle Beach, S.C.) | # CAA Tournament

2008 (44-17-1)Caa regular season Championscaa: 25-4-1, 1stHome: 26-7; away: 15-9-1neutral: 3-1

22 vs. Richmond L 16-2323 vs. Milwaukee W 6-324 at Jacksonville L 0-926 Elon L 4-727 at The Citadel L 1-329 Fordham W 8-73/1 Fordham W 12-6 Fordham W 16-02 Fordham W 9-45 at Elon W 18-168 Towson * W 6-5 Towson * W 6-19 Towson * W 7-211 at Campbell W 6-414 at Hofstra * W 14-215 at Hofstra * W 6-316 at Hofstra * W 5-419 Coastal Carolina W 5-221 William & Mary * W 9-222 William & Mary * W 16-523 William & Mary * W 8-326 at Coastal Carolina W 10-728 at Va. Commonwealth * W 17-429 at Va. Commonwealth * W 3-230 at Va. Commonwealth * W 6-54/1 Wake Forest W 5-15 at Northeastern * L 4-6 at Northeastern * W 11-16 at Northeastern * T 3-3 (11)8 at NC State L 5-129 Campbell L 6-811 Georgia State * W 6-5 (11)12 Georgia State * W 10-913 Georgia State * W 9-815 The Citadel W 16-618 at Delaware * L 13-1419 at Delaware * W 13-520 at Delaware * W 17-722 at East Carolina L 1-623 North Carolina Central W 14-825 New York Tech W 13-626 New York Tech W 12-127 New York Tech W 8-229 East Carolina L 7-145/2 George Mason * L 3-133 George Mason * W 10-04 George Mason * W 8-37 NC State W 3-2 (11)9 at James Madison * W 11-610 at James Madison * W 7-211 at James Madison * W 23-413 at East Carolina L 2-315 Old Dominion * W 3-216 Old Dominion * L 3-917 Old Dominion * W 5-3CAA Championship Tournament21 # Towson W 11-522 # William & Mary L 8-1123 # George Mason L 9-14NCAA Cary Regional30 ^ Vs. Elon W 5-231 ^ at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-56/1 ^ Vs. Elon W 15-112 ^ at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-7* CAA | # CAA Tournament | ^ NCAA Regional (Cary, N.C.)


season results (division I)2009 (31-23)Caa Championship Finalistcaa: 10-8, 3rdHome: 26-9; away: 5-14

2/20 Maryland W 10-421 Maryland W 7-522 Maryland W 7-424 Coll. of Charleston W 5-327 Michigan State W 7-2 Michigan State W 4-328 Michigan State W 9-83/4 Wake Forest W 12-73/6 Wright State W 6-33/7 Kent State L 2-53/8 Wright State L 4-9 Kent State W 3-03/11 Creighton W 6-23/13 Hofstra* W 19-6 Hofstra* W 8-63/14 Hofstra* W 11-83/18 at North Carolina Central W 13-23/20 Va. Commonwealth* L 11-183/21 Va. Commonwealth* W 5-23/22 Va. Commonwealth* W 9-03/24 North Carolina L 1-83/25 at East Carolina L 0-33/31 at Coastal Carolina L 3-4 (11)4/1 Coastal Carolina L 2-34/3 at George Mason* L 2-44/4 at George Mason* L 3-64/5 at George Mason* L 8-104/7 at NC State L 2-104/8 East Carolina W 8-34/10 William & Mary* W 10-44/11 William & Mary* W 8-34/12 William & Mary* L 8-144/14 Elon W 7-64/15 at Coll. of Charleston L 6-124/19 at Elon L 11-154/21 at North Carolina L 5-74/24 at Towson* L 10-124/25 at Towson* L 2-34/26 at Towson* W 10-74/28 North Carolina Central W 10-3 North Carolina Central W 14-05/6 NC State W 5-15/8 at Clemson L 2-135/9 at Clemson L 3-115/10 at Clemson W 4-35/12 East Carolina L 5-125/14 at Old Dominion* W 17-75/15 at Old Dominion* W 10-25/16 at Old Dominion* L 6-9CAA Championship Tournament5/20 Old Dominion# W 7-55/21 Georgia State# L 5-85/22 Delaware# W 5-4 George State# L 10-12* CAA | # CAA Tournament

2010 (33-27)Caa Championship Finalistcaa: 13-10, 4thHome: 20-18; away: 13-9

2/19 at Jacksonville W 6-32/20 at Jacksonville W 8-52/21 at Jacksonville L 3-4Hughes Bros. Challenge2/26 Lehigh L 4-52/27 Morehead State W 12-22/28 Liberty L 2-123/5 Akron L 5-113/6 Stony Brook L 2-6 Akron L 4-53/7 Stony Brook W 11-33/9 Ball State L 6-7 (11)3/10 Wake Forest W 10-33/12 Duquesne W 14-73/13 Duquesne W 10-13/14 Duquesne W 4-33/16 at Elon W 14-13/17 N.C. State W 9-63/19 Rhode Island L 11-123/20 Rhode Island W 9-13/21 Rhode Island L 3-53/26 Towson L 2-73/27 Towson W 7-33/28 Towson W 12-63/31 at #23 East Carolina W 15-134/2 George Mason L 1-24/3 George Mason L 8-13 (10)4/4 George Mason W 5-44/6 at #13 Coastal Carolina L 1-204/7 Campbell W 8-54/9 at Delaware W 12-44/10 at Delaware W 10-34/11 at Delaware W 7-6 (11)4/13 Charleston Southern W 5-44/14 at N.C. State W 7-44/16 at James Madison L 11-124/17 at James Madison W 6-04/18 at James Madison L 5-64/21 #8 Coastal Carolina L 4-84/24 at Northeastern L 3-4 L 1-44/25 at Northeastern W 4-24/27 East Carolina L 7-94/30 VCU L 3-45/1 VCU W 10-55/2 VCU W 7-35/5 Elon L 2-95/8 Georgia State L 4-11 Georgia State L 0-15/9 Georgia State W 3-85/13 at William & Mary L 3-45/14 at William & Mary W 12-55/15 at William & Mary W 4-05/18 at Charleston Southern W 6-55/20 College of Charleston W 3-25/22 at College of Charleston L 8-10CAA Championship Tournament27 James Madison# L 7-828 Georgia State# W 10-8 James Madison# W 3-129 VCU# W 10-0 VCU# L 5-7 (12)* CAA | # CAA Tournament

2011 (31-28)caa: 18-12, 3rdHome: 21-15away: 10-13

2/18 Jacksonville W 20-72/19 Jacksonville L 6-72/20 Jacksonville L 1-92/22 at College of Charleston L 4-52/25 Marist L 4-52/26 Miami (Ohio) W 7-32/27 West Virginia W 8-03/1 at Elon W 10-53/4 Villanova L 3-43/5 St. Joseph’s W 3-13/7 Holy Cross W 12-43/8 St. Joseph’s W 4-23/11 Northeastern* W 6-53/12 Northeastern* W 5-23/13 Northeastern* W 11-23/15 North Florida W 9-83/16 North Florida L 7-113/18 at Towson* L 7-153/19 at Towson* W 7-23/20 at Towson* L 4-93/22 at #12 North Carolina L 2-143/25 at George Mason* L 7-93/26 at George Mason* W 13-4 at George Mason* W 7-63/29 East Carolina L 5-204/5 at Campbell W 13-54/6 College of Charleston L 5-64/8 Delaware* L 1-74/9 Delaware* L 5-64/10 Delaware* W 5-14/12 Campbell W 5-24/13 at NC State W 9-14/15 William & Mary* W 7-44/16 William & Mary* W 11-24/17 William & Mary* W 7-44/19 at East Carolina L 13-174/20 NC State L 5-194/22 at Hofstra* W 11-6 at Hofstra* W 8-24/24 at Hofstra* L 4-64/26 Coastal Carolina L 4-114/29 at James Madison* L 2-124/30 at James Madison* L 5-65/1 at James Madison* L 6-95/3 Elon W 6-55/7 Georgia State* W 8-4 Georgia State* W 6-15/8 Georgia State* W 6-45/10 #9 North Carolina L 5-115/13 at Old Dominion* L 5-105/14 at Old Dominion* L 5-75/15 at Old Dominion* W 5-35/17 at Coastal Carolina L 3-125/19 VCU* W 3-25/20 VCU* L 6-155/21 VCU* W 9-7CAA Championship Tournament5/26 Old Dominion# W 7-05/27 James Madison# L 7-13 Old Dominion# L 3-4* CAA | # CAA Tournament

2012 (39-23)Caa tournament ChampionsCaa regular season Championscaa: 24-6, 1stHome: 19-8; away: 16-13neutral: 4-2

2/17 Ohio W 6-52/18 Ohio L 4-6 Ohio W 5-22/21 at NC State L 0-102/24 at #20 Ole Miss L 0-22/25 at #20 Ole Miss L 4-62/26 at #20 Ole Miss L 5-102/29 St. John’s L 0-3Hughes Bros. Challenge3/2 UNC Asheville W 8-13/4 UNC Asheville L 2-7 NC State L 3-83/7 at Coastal Carolina L 6-83/9 James Madison* W 10-73/10 James Madison* W 8-73/11 James Madison* W 14-33/13 at Col. of Charleston W 6-33/16 at Delaware* W 22-33/17 at Delaware* L 2-33/18 at Delaware* W 7-03/20 Col. of Charleston W 7-33/23 at VCU* W 9-63/24 at VCU* L 4-5 (12)3/25 at VCU* W 4-03/27 at Elon L 4-53/30 Old Dominion* W 10-43/31 Old Dominion* W 7-34/1 Old Dominion* W 4-34/3 East Carolina L 0-54/5 at TCU W 7-54/6 at TCU L 0-44/7 at TCU L 2-54/10 Coastal Carolina W 5-44/11 at Chas. Southern W 10-34/13 Hofstra* W 10-34/14 Hofstra* W 2-14/15 Hofstra* L 2-44/17 at #24 East Carolina W 10-14/21 at Northeastern* W 7-3 at Northeastern* W 7-24/22 at Northeastern* W 10-24/25 Elon W 7-54/27 at Georgia State* W 15-04/28 at Georgia State* W 7-34/29 at Georgia State* L 7-85/4 Towson* L 1-35/5 Towson* W 11-25/6 Towson* W 12-25/8 at #7 North Carolina L 2-45/10 at William & Mary* W 4-15/11 at William & Mary* W 5-45/12 at William & Mary* W 4-35/15 Chas. Southern W 5-15/17 George Mason* W 9-25/18 George Mason* W 11-55/19 George Mason* L 9-10CAA Championship Tournament5/24 Vs. VCU# W 8-55/25 Vs. Delaware# W 3-25/26 Vs. Delaware# L 9-11 Vs. Delaware# W 10-8NCAA Raleigh Regional6/1 Vs. Vanderbilt% L 2-86/2 Vs. Sacred Heart% W 13-46/3 at #16 NC State% L 5-17* CAA | # CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.) | % NCAA Raleigh Regional


2010 (33-27)Caa Championship Finalistcaa: 13-10, 4thHome: 20-18; away: 13-9

2/19 at Jacksonville W 6-32/20 at Jacksonville W 8-52/21 at Jacksonville L 3-4Hughes Bros. Challenge2/26 Lehigh L 4-52/27 Morehead State W 12-22/28 Liberty L 2-123/5 Akron L 5-113/6 Stony Brook L 2-6 Akron L 4-53/7 Stony Brook W 11-33/9 Ball State L 6-7 (11)3/10 Wake Forest W 10-33/12 Duquesne W 14-73/13 Duquesne W 10-13/14 Duquesne W 4-33/16 at Elon W 14-13/17 N.C. State W 9-63/19 Rhode Island L 11-123/20 Rhode Island W 9-13/21 Rhode Island L 3-53/26 Towson L 2-73/27 Towson W 7-33/28 Towson W 12-63/31 at #23 East Carolina W 15-134/2 George Mason L 1-24/3 George Mason L 8-13 (10)4/4 George Mason W 5-44/6 at #13 Coastal Carolina L 1-204/7 Campbell W 8-54/9 at Delaware W 12-44/10 at Delaware W 10-34/11 at Delaware W 7-6 (11)4/13 Charleston Southern W 5-44/14 at N.C. State W 7-44/16 at James Madison L 11-124/17 at James Madison W 6-04/18 at James Madison L 5-64/21 #8 Coastal Carolina L 4-84/24 at Northeastern L 3-4 L 1-44/25 at Northeastern W 4-24/27 East Carolina L 7-94/30 VCU L 3-45/1 VCU W 10-55/2 VCU W 7-35/5 Elon L 2-95/8 Georgia State L 4-11 Georgia State L 0-15/9 Georgia State W 3-85/13 at William & Mary L 3-45/14 at William & Mary W 12-55/15 at William & Mary W 4-05/18 at Charleston Southern W 6-55/20 College of Charleston W 3-25/22 at College of Charleston L 8-10CAA Championship Tournament27 James Madison# L 7-828 Georgia State# W 10-8 James Madison# W 3-129 VCU# W 10-0 VCU# L 5-7 (12)* CAA | # CAA Tournament


2011 (31-28)caa: 18-12, 3rdHome: 21-15away: 10-13

2/18 Jacksonville W 20-72/19 Jacksonville L 6-72/20 Jacksonville L 1-92/22 at College of Charleston L 4-52/25 Marist L 4-52/26 Miami (Ohio) W 7-32/27 West Virginia W 8-03/1 at Elon W 10-53/4 Villanova L 3-43/5 St. Joseph’s W 3-13/7 Holy Cross W 12-43/8 St. Joseph’s W 4-23/11 Northeastern* W 6-53/12 Northeastern* W 5-23/13 Northeastern* W 11-23/15 North Florida W 9-83/16 North Florida L 7-113/18 at Towson* L 7-153/19 at Towson* W 7-23/20 at Towson* L 4-93/22 at #12 North Carolina L 2-143/25 at George Mason* L 7-93/26 at George Mason* W 13-4 at George Mason* W 7-63/29 East Carolina L 5-204/5 at Campbell W 13-54/6 College of Charleston L 5-64/8 Delaware* L 1-74/9 Delaware* L 5-64/10 Delaware* W 5-14/12 Campbell W 5-24/13 at NC State W 9-14/15 William & Mary* W 7-44/16 William & Mary* W 11-24/17 William & Mary* W 7-44/19 at East Carolina L 13-174/20 NC State L 5-194/22 at Hofstra* W 11-6 at Hofstra* W 8-24/24 at Hofstra* L 4-64/26 Coastal Carolina L 4-114/29 at James Madison* L 2-124/30 at James Madison* L 5-65/1 at James Madison* L 6-95/3 Elon W 6-55/7 Georgia State* W 8-4 Georgia State* W 6-15/8 Georgia State* W 6-45/10 #9 North Carolina L 5-115/13 at Old Dominion* L 5-105/14 at Old Dominion* L 5-75/15 at Old Dominion* W 5-35/17 at Coastal Carolina L 3-125/19 VCU* W 3-25/20 VCU* L 6-155/21 VCU* W 9-7CAA Championship Tournament5/26 Old Dominion# W 7-05/27 James Madison# L 7-13 Old Dominion# L 3-4* CAA | # CAA Tournament


2012 (39-23)Caa tournament ChampionsCaa regular season Championscaa: 24-6, 1stHome: 19-8; away: 16-13neutral: 4-2

2/17 Ohio W 6-52/18 Ohio L 4-6 Ohio W 5-22/21 at NC State L 0-102/24 at #20 Ole Miss L 0-22/25 at #20 Ole Miss L 4-62/26 at #20 Ole Miss L 5-102/29 St. John’s L 0-3Hughes Bros. Challenge3/2 UNC Asheville W 8-13/4 UNC Asheville L 2-7 NC State L 3-83/7 at Coastal Carolina L 6-83/9 James Madison* W 10-73/10 James Madison* W 8-73/11 James Madison* W 14-33/13 at Col. of Charleston W 6-33/16 at Delaware* W 22-33/17 at Delaware* L 2-33/18 at Delaware* W 7-03/20 Col. of Charleston W 7-33/23 at VCU* W 9-63/24 at VCU* L 4-5 (12)3/25 at VCU* W 4-03/27 at Elon L 4-53/30 Old Dominion* W 10-43/31 Old Dominion* W 7-34/1 Old Dominion* W 4-34/3 East Carolina L 0-54/5 at TCU W 7-54/6 at TCU L 0-44/7 at TCU L 2-54/10 Coastal Carolina W 5-44/11 at Chas. Southern W 10-34/13 Hofstra* W 10-34/14 Hofstra* W 2-14/15 Hofstra* L 2-44/17 at #24 East Carolina W 10-14/21 at Northeastern* W 7-3 at Northeastern* W 7-24/22 at Northeastern* W 10-24/25 Elon W 7-54/27 at Georgia State* W 15-04/28 at Georgia State* W 7-34/29 at Georgia State* L 7-85/4 Towson* L 1-35/5 Towson* W 11-25/6 Towson* W 12-25/8 at #7 North Carolina L 2-45/10 at William & Mary* W 4-15/11 at William & Mary* W 5-45/12 at William & Mary* W 4-35/15 Chas. Southern W 5-15/17 George Mason* W 9-25/18 George Mason* W 11-55/19 George Mason* L 9-10CAA Championship Tournament5/24 Vs. VCU# W 8-55/25 Vs. Delaware# W 3-25/26 Vs. Delaware# L 9-11 Vs. Delaware# W 10-8NCAA Raleigh Regional6/1 Vs. Vanderbilt% L 2-86/2 Vs. Sacred Heart% W 13-46/3 at #16 NC State% L 5-17* CAA | # CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.) | % NCAA Raleigh Regional


CAA/NCAA Leaders & RankingsColonial Athletic Association

Leaders

Batting Average1989 Tommie Adams .3932011 Thomas Pope .396

Plate Appearances2003 Matt Wright 2742004 Chip Grawey 2922006 Chris Hatcher 310

At Bats2003 Jamie Hemingway 2372004 Chip Grawey 271

On Base Average2011 Thomas Pope .488

Doubles1991 Corey Broome 212005 Matt Poulk 24

Triples2008 Jason Appel 5

Home Runs1996 Bryan Britt 192008 Mark Carver 212010 Robbie Monday 202012 Tyler Molinaro 16

Hits2003 Jamie Hemingway 862004 Chip Grawey 1012005 Tim Preston 1022008 Jason Appel 100

RBI2005 Matt Poulk 732008 Mark Carver 82

Walks2006 Jonathan Batts 432008 Nate Hall 40

Hit By Pitch2004 Tim Preston 15

Stolen Bases1989 Trent Mongero 232003 Jamie Hemingway 312006 John Raynor 42

Appearances2003 Blake Cross 352004 Blake Cross 322005 Allen Flood 332006 Adam Paul 362008 Cam Roth 332009 Bryan Booth 322010 Bryan Booth 37

Starts2004 Zack Kimball 172006 Thomas Benton 182008 Jeff Hatcher 15 Brad Holt 152012 Mat Batts 16

Innings Pitched2006 Thomas Benton 120.22008 Jeff Hatcher 97.2

Wins2004 Ronald Hill 12-12005 Ronald Hill 10-42008 Brad Holt 11-1

Saves1989 Keith Jarman 31991 Heath Altman 81993 Brian Smith 52003 Blake Cross 132004 Blake Cross 122006 Adam Paul 9

Strikeouts1986 Kenny King 631996 Jason Ramsey 1142012 Mat Batts 90*

Opp. BAvg2008 Brad Holt .225*tied for lead

uNCW In NCAA Statistical Rankings(Top 30 since 1989)

Toughest to Strike Out1989 Trent Mongero 32.0 6th1990 Perry Currin 25.4 17th1993 Battle Holley 36.2 5th2008 Jason Appel 22.9 8th

Strikeouts Per Nine1990 Bryant Balentine 11.4 1st1993 Heath Altman 11.3 9th1995 John Babson 11.0 13th1995 Jason Ramsey 10.8 15th

Walks Per Nine2008 Jeff Hatcher 1.29 20th

Stolen Bases1990 UNCW 103 29th2000 UNCW 112 30th2003 UNCW 115 25th2004 Chip Grawey 39 17th2005 UNCW 106 30th2006 John Raynor 42 10th2006 UNCW 133 12th2011 UNCW 99 18th2012 UNCW 103 12th

ERA1995 Jason Ramsey 2.11 24th1995 UNCW 3.37 11th1996 UNCW 4.11 30th2000 UNCW 4.04 22nd2001 Brian Whitaker 2.20 17th2001 UNCW 3.20 4th2002 UNCW 3.95 25th2003 UNCW 3.75 27th

Home Runs1996 Bryan Britt 21 11th2006 UNCW 80 11th2008 Mark Carver 21 13th2008 UNCW 91 15th2010 Robbie Monday 20 25th

2012 Tyler Molinaro 16 15th2012 UNCW 56 11th

Double Plays Turned1998 UNCW 69 7th2007 UNCW 64 9th2010 UNCW 67 7th

Walks2000 Justin Wishon 52 17th2008 UNCW 316 8th

fielding Pct2002 UNCW .974 2nd2006 UNCW .970 30th

Wins2004 Ronald Hill 12 10th2005 Ronald Hill 10 28th2008 Bradley Holt 11 13th

Saves2003 Blake Cross 9 13th2004 Blake Cross 12 8th

Batting Average2005 UNCW .323 11th2005 Tim Preston .406 21st2006 UNCW .322 20th2011 Thomas Pope .386 23rd2012 UNCW .302 22nd

Runs Batted In2005 Matt Poulk 73 16th2008 Mark Carver 82 7th

Scoring2005 UNCW 8.4 7th2006 UNCW 8.8 4th2008 UNCW 8.3 19th

Runs2008 UNCW 517 14th2012 UNCW 392 29th

Doubles2005 Matt Poulk 24 24th2005 UNCW 140 13th2006 UNCW 156 5th2007 UNCW 142 5th2011 UNCW 131 18th2012 UNCW 121 24th

Triples2009 Cody Stanley 6 24th2012 Thomas Pope 7 18th

Slugging Avg.2005 UNCW .487 23rd2006 UNCW .501 8th2008 UNCW .516 16th2012 UNCW .450 13th

On Base Average2011 Thomas Pope .488 28th

Winning Pct.2005 UNCW .678 28th2008 UNCW .718 14th

Hits2008 Jason Appel 100 14th2012 UNCW 657 12th

Sacrifi ce Bunts2012 Drew Farber 18 11th

Innings Pitched2006 Thomas Benton 120.22008 Jeff Hatcher 97.2

Wins2004 Ronald Hill 12-12005 Ronald Hill 10-42008 Brad Holt 11-1

Saves1989 Keith Jarman 31991 Heath Altman 81993 Brian Smith 52003 Blake Cross 132004 Blake Cross 122006 Adam Paul 9

Strikeouts1986 Kenny King 631996 Jason Ramsey 1142012 Mat Batts 90*

Opp. BAvg2008 Brad Holt .225*tied for lead

Toughest to Strike Out1989 Trent Mongero 32.0 6th1990 Perry Currin 25.4 17th1993 Battle Holley 36.2 5th2008 Jason Appel 22.9 8th

Strikeouts Per Nine1990 Bryant Balentine 11.4 1st1993 Heath Altman 11.3 9th1995 John Babson 11.0 13th1995 Jason Ramsey 10.8 15th

Walks Per Nine2008 Jeff Hatcher 1.29 20th

Stolen Bases1990 UNCW 103 29th2000 UNCW 112 30th2003 UNCW 115 25th2004 Chip Grawey 39 17th2005 UNCW 106 30th2006 John Raynor 42 10th2006 UNCW 133 12th2011 UNCW 99 18th2012 UNCW 103 12th

ERA1995 Jason Ramsey 2.11 24th1995 UNCW 3.37 11th1996 UNCW 4.11 30th2000 UNCW 4.04 22nd2001 Brian Whitaker 2.20 17th2001 UNCW 3.20 4th2002 UNCW 3.95 25th2003 UNCW 3.75 27th

Home Runs1996 Bryan Britt 21 11th2006 UNCW 80 11th2008 Mark Carver 21 13th2008 UNCW 91 15th2010 Robbie Monday 20 25th

2012 Tyler Molinaro 16 15th2012 UNCW 56 11th

Double Plays Turned1998 UNCW 69 7th2007 UNCW 64 9th2010 UNCW 67 7th

Walks2000 Justin Wishon 52 17th2008 UNCW 316 8th

fielding Pct2002 UNCW .974 2nd2006 UNCW .970 30th

Wins2004 Ronald Hill 12 10th2005 Ronald Hill 10 28th2008 Bradley Holt 11 13th

Saves2003 Blake Cross 9 13th2004 Blake Cross 12 8th

Batting Average2005 UNCW .323 11th2005 Tim Preston .406 21st2006 UNCW .322 20th2011 Thomas Pope .386 23rd2012 UNCW .302 22nd

Runs Batted In2005 Matt Poulk 73 16th2008 Mark Carver 82 7th

Scoring2005 UNCW 8.4 7th2006 UNCW 8.8 4th2008 UNCW 8.3 19th

Runs2008 UNCW 517 14th2012 UNCW 392 29th

Doubles2005 Matt Poulk 24 24th2005 UNCW 140 13th2006 UNCW 156 5th2007 UNCW 142 5th2011 UNCW 131 18th2012 UNCW 121 24th

Triples2009 Cody Stanley 6 24th2012 Thomas Pope 7 18th

Slugging Avg.2005 UNCW .487 23rd2006 UNCW .501 8th2008 UNCW .516 16th2012 UNCW .450 13th

On Base Average2011 Thomas Pope .488 28th

Winning Pct.2005 UNCW .678 28th2008 UNCW .718 14th

Hits2008 Jason Appel 100 14th2012 UNCW 657 12th

Sacrifi ce Bunts2012 Drew Farber 18 11th


Overall NJCAA Tournament Record

Opponent W-L Pct.Boise 1-0 1.000Carbon 1-0 1.000Pueblo 1-0 1.000Manatee 3-0 1.000Mesa 4-1 .800Phoenix 0-5 .000Southern Utah 1-0 1.000Tarleton 1-0 1.000Trinidad 3-0 1.000Totals 15-6 .667

Tournament Results

1959 (at Grand Junction, Colo. - Suplizio Field)Phoenix 4, Wilmington College 0Wilmington College 5, Carbon 0 *Wilmington College 8, Trinidad 7Phoenix 6, Wilmington College 2* No-hitter by Billy DeBruhi

1960 (at Grand Junction, Colo. - Suplizio Field)Wilmington College 12, Tarleton 4Phoenix 12, Wilmington College 1Mesa 9, Wilmington College 8

1961 (at Grand Junction, Colo. - Suplizio Field)Wilmington College 6, Boise 5Wilmington College 4, Pueblo 3Wilmington College 16, Mesa 9Wilmington College 8, Mesa 3

1962 (at Grand Junction, Colo. - Suplizio Field)Wilmington College 11, Trinidad 3Phoenix 14, Wilmington College 7Wilmington College 12, Mesa 2Wilmington College 9, Trinidad 6Wilmington College 14, Manatee 6Phoenix 13, Wilmington College 5

1963 (at Grand Junction, Colo. - Suplizio Field)Wilmington College 15, Manatee 8Wilmington College 9, Mesa 7Wilmington College 9, Coll. Southern Utah 0Wilmington College 9, Manatee 2

Overall NAIA Tournament Record

Opponent W-L Pct.Appalachian State 0-1 1.000Atlantic Christian 3-0 1.000Birmingham Southern 0-1 .000Campbell 3-0 1.000Francis Marion 0-1 .000Georgia Southern 0-1 .000High Point 4-2 .667LaVerne (Cal.) 0-1 .000Livingstone 0-1 .000Lynchburg 5-3 .625Methodist 3-1 .750Pembroke State 2-7 .222Pfeiffer 0-2 .000St. Andrews 2-0 1.000Salem (WV) 1-0 1.000Virginia State 1-0 1.000West Liberty State 1-1 .500

Tournament Results

1967 Dist. 26 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)High Point 5, UNC Wilmington 0UNC Wilmington 1, High Point 0 (17 inn)UNC Wilmington 9, High Point 2

1967 Area 7 (at Statesboro, Ga.)Georgia Southern 1, UNC Wilmington 0Livingstone 6, UNC Wilmington 5

1968 Dist. 26 (at Misenheimer, N.C.)Pfeiffer 7, UNC Wilmington 6Pfeiffer 5, UNC Wilmignton 1

1969 Dist. 29 (at Wilmington, N.C.)Lynchburg 5, UNC Wilmington 3UNC Wilmington 13, St. Andrews 0Lynchburg 9, UNC Wilmington 8

1970 Dist. 29 (at Pembroke, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 7, Atlantic Christian 0UNC Pembroke 12, UNC Wilmington 4UNC Wilmington 6, Lynchburg 2UNC Pembroke 2, UNC Wilmington 1

1971 Dist. 29 (at Pembroke, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 7, St. Andrews 5UNC Wilmington 5, Lynchburg 3UNC Pembroke 4, UNC Wilmington 1UNC Wilmington 10, UNC Pembroke 4

1971 Area 7 (at Wilmington, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 4, Salem (WV) 3High Point 14, UNC Wilmington 9Appalachian State 1, UNC Wilmington 0

1972 Dist. 29 (at Pembroke, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 16, Methodist 7UNC Pembroke 8, UNC Wilmington 3UNC Wilmington 8, Methodist 7UNC Pembroke 6, UNC Wilmington 5

1973 Dist. 29 (at Wilmington, N.C.)Lynchburg 1, UNC Wilmington 0UNC Wilmington 10, Virginia State 0UNC Wilmington 7, Lynchburg 1UNC Pembroke 15, UNC Wilmington 3

1974 Dist. 29 (at Wilmington, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 2, Lynchburg 1UNC Pembroke 8, UNC Wilmington 1UNC Wilmington 5, Atlantic Christian 4UNC Wilmington 6, Lynchburg 2Methodist 6, UNC Wilmington 5 (14 inn)

1975 Dist. 29 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 4, Campbell 2UNC Wilmington 14, Pembroke state 2UNC Wilmington 7, Methodist 5

1975 Area 7 (at Greensboro, N.C. - )UNC Wilmington 14, High Point 5UNC Wilmington 8, West Liberty State 7UNC Wilmington 4, High Point 3

1975 World Series (at St. Joseph’s, Mo. - Phil Welch Stadium)La Verne (Cal.) 8, UNC Wilmington 0Birmingham Southern 9, UNC Wilmington 3

1976 Dist. 29 (at Wilmington, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 9, Atlantic Christian 8UNC Wilmington 3, Campbell 1UNC Wilmington 6, Campbell 1

1976 Area 7 (at Wilmington, N.C.)Francis Marion 6, UNC Wilmington 1West Liberty State 12, UNC Wilmington 8

Overall CAA Tournament Record

Opponent W-L Pct.Delaware 5-2 .714East Carolina 1-7 .125George Mason 2-11 .154Georgia State 1-2 .333Hofstra 1-0 1.000James Madison 4-8 .333Old Dominion 7-4 .636Richmond 3-8 .273Towson 2-1 .667Va. Commonwealth 6-7 .462William and Mary 5-2 .714Totals 37-52 .416

Tournament Results

1986 (at Greenville, N.C. - Harrington Field)UNC Wilmington 11, James Madison 10Richmond 3, UNC Wilmington 2East Carolina 9, UNC Wilmington 8

1987 (at Richmond, Va. - The Diamond)UNC Wilmington 5, William and Mary 2UNC Wilmington 12, Richmond 6James Madison 5, UNC Wilmington 2East Carolina 10, UNC Wilmington 3

1988 (at Richmond, Va. - The Diamond)George Mason 5, UNC Wilmington 1James Madison 12, UNC Wilmington 4

1989 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 8, William and Mary 4East Carolina 6, UNC Wilmington 1Richmond 7, UNC Wilmington 2

1990 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)George Mason 11, UNC Wilmington 7UNC Wilmington 21, William and Mary 6Richmond 2, UNC Wilmington 1

1991 (at Greenville, N.C. - Harrington Field)George Mason 9, UNC Wilmington 7Richmond 11, UNC Wilmington 6

1992 (at Greenville, N.C. - Harrington Field)UNC Wilmington 6, Old Dominion 3Richmond 7, UNC Wilmington 3UNC Wilmington 9, East Carolina 7UNC Wilmington 5, Old Dominion 4Richmond 5, UNC Wilmington 4

1993 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)East Carolina 3, UNC Wilmington 2George Mason 8, UNC Wilmington 1

1994 (at Norfolk, Va. - Bud Metheny Complex)East Carolina 4, UNC Wilmington 3 (10)James Madison 7, UNC Wilmington 0

All-Time postseason results1967 Dist. 26 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)High Point 5, UNC Wilmington 0UNC Wilmington 1, High Point 0 (17 inn)UNC Wilmington 9, High Point 2

1967 Area 7 (at Statesboro, Ga.)Georgia Southern 1, UNC Wilmington 0Livingstone 6, UNC Wilmington 5

1968 Dist. 26 (at Misenheimer, N.C.)Pfeiffer 7, UNC Wilmington 6Pfeiffer 5, UNC Wilmignton 1

1969 Dist. 29 (at Wilmington, N.C.)Lynchburg 5, UNC Wilmington 3UNC Wilmington 13, St. Andrews 0Lynchburg 9, UNC Wilmington 8

1970 Dist. 29 (at Pembroke, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 7, Atlantic Christian 0UNC Pembroke 12, UNC Wilmington 4UNC Wilmington 6, Lynchburg 2UNC Pembroke 2, UNC Wilmington 1

1971 Dist. 29 (at Pembroke, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 7, St. Andrews 5UNC Wilmington 5, Lynchburg 3UNC Pembroke 4, UNC Wilmington 1UNC Wilmington 10, UNC Pembroke 4

1971 Area 7 (at Wilmington, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 4, Salem (WV) 3High Point 14, UNC Wilmington 9Appalachian State 1, UNC Wilmington 0

1972 Dist. 29 (at Pembroke, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 16, Methodist 7UNC Pembroke 8, UNC Wilmington 3UNC Wilmington 8, Methodist 7UNC Pembroke 6, UNC Wilmington 5

1973 Dist. 29 (at Wilmington, N.C.)Lynchburg 1, UNC Wilmington 0UNC Wilmington 10, Virginia State 0UNC Wilmington 7, Lynchburg 1UNC Pembroke 15, UNC Wilmington 3

1974 Dist. 29 (at Wilmington, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 2, Lynchburg 1UNC Pembroke 8, UNC Wilmington 1UNC Wilmington 5, Atlantic Christian 4UNC Wilmington 6, Lynchburg 2Methodist 6, UNC Wilmington 5 (14 inn)

1975 Dist. 29 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 4, Campbell 2UNC Wilmington 14, Pembroke state 2UNC Wilmington 7, Methodist 5

1975 Area 7 (at Greensboro, N.C. - )UNC Wilmington 14, High Point 5UNC Wilmington 8, West Liberty State 7UNC Wilmington 4, High Point 3

1975 World Series (at St. Joseph’s, Mo. - Phil Welch Stadium)La Verne (Cal.) 8, UNC Wilmington 0Birmingham Southern 9, UNC Wilmington 3

1976 Dist. 29 (at Wilmington, N.C.)UNC Wilmington 9, Atlantic Christian 8UNC Wilmington 3, Campbell 1UNC Wilmington 6, Campbell 1

1976 Area 7 (at Wilmington, N.C.)Francis Marion 6, UNC Wilmington 1West Liberty State 12, UNC Wilmington 8

Opponent W-L Pct.Delaware 5-2 .714East Carolina 1-7 .125George Mason 2-11 .154Georgia State 1-2 .333Hofstra 1-0 1.000James Madison 4-8 .333Old Dominion 7-4 .636Richmond 3-8 .273Towson 2-1 .667Va. Commonwealth 6-7 .462William and Mary 5-2 .714Totals 37-52 .416

1986 (at Greenville, N.C. - Harrington Field)UNC Wilmington 11, James Madison 10Richmond 3, UNC Wilmington 2East Carolina 9, UNC Wilmington 8

1987 (at Richmond, Va. - The Diamond)UNC Wilmington 5, William and Mary 2UNC Wilmington 12, Richmond 6James Madison 5, UNC Wilmington 2East Carolina 10, UNC Wilmington 3

1988 (at Richmond, Va. - The Diamond)George Mason 5, UNC Wilmington 1James Madison 12, UNC Wilmington 4

1989 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 8, William and Mary 4East Carolina 6, UNC Wilmington 1Richmond 7, UNC Wilmington 2

1990 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)George Mason 11, UNC Wilmington 7UNC Wilmington 21, William and Mary 6Richmond 2, UNC Wilmington 1

1991 (at Greenville, N.C. - Harrington Field)George Mason 9, UNC Wilmington 7Richmond 11, UNC Wilmington 6

1992 (at Greenville, N.C. - Harrington Field)UNC Wilmington 6, Old Dominion 3Richmond 7, UNC Wilmington 3UNC Wilmington 9, East Carolina 7UNC Wilmington 5, Old Dominion 4Richmond 5, UNC Wilmington 4

1993 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)East Carolina 3, UNC Wilmington 2George Mason 8, UNC Wilmington 1

1994 (at Norfolk, Va. - Bud Metheny Complex)East Carolina 4, UNC Wilmington 3 (10)James Madison 7, UNC Wilmington 0


1995 (at Kinston, N.C. - Grainger Stadium)UNC Wilmington 6, William and Mary 1Richmond 17, UNC Wilmington 2Old Dominion 5, UNC Wilmington 2

1996 (at Kinston, N.C. - Grainger Stadium)UNC Wilmington 7, Richmond 4UNC Wilmington 9, James Madison 4Old Dominion 4, UNC Wilmington 2James Madison 8, UNC Wilmington 5

1997 (at Kinston, N.C. - Grainger Stadium)UNC Wilmington 11, Virginia Commonwealth 10East Carolina 9, UNC Wilmington 8 (12 Innings)William and Mary 12, UNC Wilmington 0

1998 (at Kinston, N.C. - Grainger Stadium)Richmond 5, UNC Wilmington 2George Mason 5, UNC Wilmington 0

1999 (at Kinston, N.C. - Grainger Stadium)Virginia Commonwealth 4, UNC Wilmington 1George Mason 8, UNC Wilmington 5

2000 (at Manteo, N.C. - Coy Tillett Field)UNC Wilmington 9, Richmond 7East Carolina 5, UNC Wilmington 4James Madison 6, UNC Wilmington 5

2001 (at Manteo, N.C. - Coy Tillett Field)George Mason 17, UNC Wilmington 8UNC Wilmington 9, Old Dominion 5James Madison 8, UNC Wilmington 4

2002 (at Manteo, N.C. - Coy Tillett Field)Va. Commonwealth 4, UNC Wilmington 3George Mason 7, UNC Wilmington 6 (11 innings)

2003 (at Manteo, N.C. - Coy Tillet Field)UNC Wilmington 18, Towson 5UNC Wilmington 4, William & Mary 3 (12 innings)Va. Commonwealth 13, UNC Wilmington 10George Mason 13, UNC Wilmington 12 (11 innings)

2004 (at Wilmington, N.C.-Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 6, Old Dominion 4UNC Wilmington 12, Va. Commonwealth 3Delaware 3, UNC Wilmington 2UNC Wilmington 3, George Mason 1UNC Wilmington 8, Delaware 7UNC Wilmington 15, Delaware 3

2005 (at Wilmington, N.C.-Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 9, Hofstra 6Towson 6, UNC Wilmington 1George Mason 9, UNC Wilmington 7

2006 (at Wilmington, N.C.-Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 7, Old Dominion 3 (10)UNC Wilmington 8, Va. Commonwealth 2UNC Wilmington 10, James Madison 9Va. Commonwealth 14, UNC Wilmington 7UNC Wilmington 7, Va. Commonwealth 6

2007 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)Va. Commonwealth 4, UNC Wilmington 3Old Dominion 13, UNC Wilmington 3

2008 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 11, Towson 5William & Mary 11, UNC Wilmington 8George Mason 14, UNC Wilmington 9

2009 (at Wilmington, N.C. – Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 7, Old Dominion 5Georgia State 8, UNC Wilmington 5UNC Wilmington 5, Delaware 4UNC Wilmington 5, George Mason 3Georgia State 12, UNC Wilmington 10

2010 (at Wilmington, N.C. – Brooks Field)James Madison 8, UNC Wilmington 7UNC Wilmington 10, Georgia State 8UNC Wilmington 3, James Madison 1UNC Wilmington 10, VCU 0VCU 7, UNC Wilmington 5 (12 inn)

2011 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 7, Old Dominion 0James Madison 13, UNC Wilmington 7Old Dominion 4, UNC Wilmington 3

2012 (at Harrisonburg, Va. - Eagle Field)UNC Wilmington 8, VCU 5UNC Wilmington 2, Delaware 1Delaware 11, UNC Wilmington 9UNC Wilmington 10, Delaware 8

Tournament Seedings

Date Seed Record1986 No. 4 1-2 1987 No. 1 2-21988 No. 5 0-21989 No. 1 1-2 1990 No. 3 1-2 1991 No. 2 0-2 1992 No. 6 3-21993 No. 4 0-2 1994 No. 4 0-2 1995 No. 2 1-2 1996 No. 7 2-21997 No. 8 1-2 1998 No. 7 0-2 1999 No. 6 0-2 2000 No. 3 1-22001 No. 3 1-2 2002 No. 3 0-22003 No. 2 2-22004 No. 2 5-12005 No. 1 1-22006 No. 5 4-12007 No. 4 0-22008 No. 1 1-22009 No. 3 3-22010 No. 4 3-22011 No. 3 1-22012 No. 1 3-1Total 37-52 (.416)

Overall NCAA Tournament Record

Opponent W-L Pct.East Carolina 0-2 .000Elon 2-0 1.000Louisiana State 0-1 .000Maine 1-0 1.000UNC Chapel Hill 0-2 .000NC State 0-1 .000Northeastern 1-0 1.000Sacred Heart 1-0 1.000Tennessee 2-0 1.000Tulane 1-1 .500Vanderbilt 0-1 .000Winthrop 0-2 .000Totals 8-10 .444

Tournament Results2003 (at Baton Rouge, La. - Alex Box Stadium)Tulane 8, UNC Wilmington 3UNC Wilmington 12, Northeastern 6UNC Wilmington 9, Tulane 8 (10 innings)Louisiana State 9, UNC Wilmington 8 (11 innings)

2004 (Kinston, N.C. - Grainger Stadium)UNC Wilmington 8, Tennessee 5East Carolina 11, UNC Wilmington 4UNC Wilmington 4, Tennessee 3East Carolina 7, UNC Wilmington 0

2006 (Chapel Hill, N.C. - Boshamer Stadium)Winthrop 14, UNC Wilmington 2UNC Wilmington 21, Maine 19Winthrop 5, UNC Wilmington 3

2008 (Cary, N.C. – USA Baseball Complex)UNC Wilmington 5, Elon 2UNC Chapel Hill 5, UNC Wilmington 1UNC Wilmington 15, Elon 11UNC Chapel Hill 7, UNC Wilmington 3

2012 (Raleigh, N.C. – Doak Field)Vanderbilt 8, UNC Wilmington 2UNC Wilmington 13, Sacred Heart 4NC State 17, UNC Wilmington 5

All-Time postseason results2008 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 11, Towson 5William & Mary 11, UNC Wilmington 8George Mason 14, UNC Wilmington 9

2009 (at Wilmington, N.C. – Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 7, Old Dominion 5Georgia State 8, UNC Wilmington 5UNC Wilmington 5, Delaware 4UNC Wilmington 5, George Mason 3Georgia State 12, UNC Wilmington 10

2010 (at Wilmington, N.C. – Brooks Field)James Madison 8, UNC Wilmington 7UNC Wilmington 10, Georgia State 8UNC Wilmington 3, James Madison 1UNC Wilmington 10, VCU 0VCU 7, UNC Wilmington 5 (12 inn)

2011 (at Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field)UNC Wilmington 7, Old Dominion 0James Madison 13, UNC Wilmington 7Old Dominion 4, UNC Wilmington 3

2012 (at Harrisonburg, Va. - Eagle Field)UNC Wilmington 8, VCU 5UNC Wilmington 2, Delaware 1Delaware 11, UNC Wilmington 9UNC Wilmington 10, Delaware 8

Date Seed Record1986 No. 4 1-2 1987 No. 1 2-21988 No. 5 0-21989 No. 1 1-2 1990 No. 3 1-2 1991 No. 2 0-2 1992 No. 6 3-21993 No. 4 0-2 1994 No. 4 0-2 1995 No. 2 1-2 1996 No. 7 2-21997 No. 8 1-2 1998 No. 7 0-2 1999 No. 6 0-2 2000 No. 3 1-22001 No. 3 1-2 2002 No. 3 0-22003 No. 2 2-22004 No. 2 5-12005 No. 1 1-22006 No. 5 4-12007 No. 4 0-22008 No. 1 1-22009 No. 3 3-22010 No. 4 3-22011 No. 3 1-22012 No. 1 3-1Total 37-52 (.416)

Opponent W-L Pct.East Carolina 0-2 .000Elon 2-0 1.000Louisiana State 0-1 .000Maine 1-0 1.000UNC Chapel Hill 0-2 .000NC State 0-1 .000Northeastern 1-0 1.000Sacred Heart 1-0 1.000Tennessee 2-0 1.000Tulane 1-1 .500Vanderbilt 0-1 .000Winthrop 0-2 .000Totals 8-10 .444

2003 (at Baton Rouge, La. - Alex Box Stadium)Tulane 8, UNC Wilmington 3UNC Wilmington 12, Northeastern 6UNC Wilmington 9, Tulane 8 (10 innings)Louisiana State 9, UNC Wilmington 8 (11 innings)

2004 (Kinston, N.C. - Grainger Stadium)UNC Wilmington 8, Tennessee 5East Carolina 11, UNC Wilmington 4UNC Wilmington 4, Tennessee 3East Carolina 7, UNC Wilmington 0

2006 (Chapel Hill, N.C. - Boshamer Stadium)Winthrop 14, UNC Wilmington 2UNC Wilmington 21, Maine 19Winthrop 5, UNC Wilmington 3

2008 (Cary, N.C. – USA Baseball Complex)UNC Wilmington 5, Elon 2UNC Chapel Hill 5, UNC Wilmington 1UNC Wilmington 15, Elon 11UNC Chapel Hill 7, UNC Wilmington 3

2012 (Raleigh, N.C. – Doak Field)Vanderbilt 8, UNC Wilmington 2UNC Wilmington 13, Sacred Heart 4NC State 17, UNC Wilmington 5


CAA Tournament recordsTeam Records

At BatsGame ................................ 47, East Carolina, 5/14/97Tournament ................................................ 203, 2004

RunsGame ..............................21, William & Mary, 5/12/90Tournament .................................................. 46, 2004

HitsGame .......................................21, Delaware, 5/29/04Tournament .................................................. 64, 2004

Batting AverageTournament ............................................... .357, 2012

RBIGame ............................................................ 17, twiceTournament .................................................. 41, 2003

DoublesGame .....................................................4, three timesTournament .................................................. 16, 2004

TriplesGame .................................................3, VCU, 5/26/06Tournament .................................................... 4, 2006

Home RunsGame .............................................................. 4, twiceTournament .................................................. 11, 2003

Base on BallsGame .............................................................. 8, twiceTournament .................................................. 25, 2010

Sac fliesGame ................................4, William & Mary, 5/12/90Tournament .................................................... 4, 1990

Sac HitsGame ..................................4, Old Dominion, 5/12/92Tournament .................................................... 8, 1992

Stolen BasesGame ................................5, William & Mary, 5/12/90............................................5, Old Dominion, 5/26/11Tournament .................................................. 10, 2006

Innings PitchedGame .........................................................12.0, twiceTournament ............................................... 53.0, 2004

LOBGame .............................................. 14, VCU, 5/27/06

ERATournament ............................................... 2.89, 2004

Opp. BAVGTournament ............................................... .210, 1990

WinsTournament .................................................... 5, 2004

StrikeoutsGame ..............................18, William & Mary, 5/22/03Tournament .................................................. 49, 2003

Individual Hitting

Games PlayedTournament ........................... 6, eight players in 2004Career ............................ 17, Grayson Evans, 2006-10

At BatsGame .............................................................. 7, twiceTournament ...........................27, Chris Hatcher, 2006Career ............................ 65, Grayson Evans, 2006-10

RunsGame .............................................................. 5, twiceTournament ...............................9, Chip Grawey, 2003Career .................................. 16, Matt Poulk, 2002-06

HitsGame ................ 5, Mark Chamberlain, W&M, 5/12/90..........................5, Daniel Hargrave, Towson, 5/21/08Tournament .............................11, Chip Grawey, 2003Career .................................. 25, Matt Poulk, 2002-06

Batting AverageTournament .......................... .667, Perry Currin, 1991Career ......................... .455, Matt Campbell, 2011-12

Slugging Pct.Tournament .................... 1.000, Justin Wishon, 2001...........................................1.000, Mike Rooney, 2008Career .............................841, Jason Roach, 1995-97

On Base AverageTournament ......................... .692, John Raynor, 2005Career ................... .533, Jamie Hemingway, 2000-03

RBIGame ...................................................... 5, four timesTournament ..................... 8, Jamie Hemingway, 2003..................................................8, Cody Stanley, 2009Career ............................ 16, Grayson Evans, 2006-10

DoublesGame .....................................................2, three timesTournament ................................. 7, Matt Poulk, 2004Career .................................. 10, Matt Poulk, 2002-06

TriplesGame .................................................... 1, many timesTournament ....................................................1, manyCareer .............................. 2, Grayson Evans, 2006-10

Home RunsGame .....................................................2, three timesTournament .......................................... 2, many timesCareer ................................. 5, Jason Roach, 1995-97

Total BasesGame ........................ 11, Jason Roach, VCU, 5/13/98Tournament .............................19, Chip Grawey, 2003Career .................................. 46, Matt Poulk, 2002-06

Base on BallsGame ......................4, Trent Mongero, W&M, 5/12/90Tournament ..............................7, Joe Catalano, 1987................................................... 7, Mark Carver, 2008Career ...............................11, Joe Catalano, 1987-90....................................... 11, Grayson Evans, 2006-10

SOGame .................................................... 3, many timesTournament ......................... 7, Jason Schindler, 2003......................................... 7, Jamie Hemingway, 2003Career ................................15, Andrew Cain, 2009-12

Stolen BasesGame .....................................................2, eight timesTournament ................................. 5, Matt Poulk, 2006Career .................................... 6, Matt Poulk, 2002-06

Individual Pitching (min. 6 IP)

AppearancesTournament ................................4, Blake Cross, 2003.............................................................4, Ryan Walker...................................................4, Bryan Booth, 2009Career ...................................8, Blake Cross, 2001-04

StartsTournament ..............................2, Zach Kimball, 2004............................................. 2, Thomas Benton, 2006Career .............................. 4, Daniel Cropper, 2007-11

Innings PitchedGame ..................................................... 9.0, six timesTournament .................... 12.0, Thomas Benton, 2006Career ......................... 30.2, Daniel Cropper, 2007-11

WinsTournament ................................. 2, Ronald Hill, 2004Career .............................. 3, Daniel Cropper, 2007-11

StrikeoutsGame ........... 11, Brian Smith, Old Dominion, 5/12/92............................... 11, Mat Batts, Delaware, 5/25/12Tournament ....................... 15, Matt McDonnell, 2000Career ................................27, Bryan Mazur, 1996-99

SavesTournament ...............................3, Bryan Booth, 2009Career .................................. 3, Bryan Booth, 2007-09

Individual fielding

Total ChancesGame .......21, Neil Eichhorn, William & Mary, 5/22/03Tournament ............................. 54, Matt Sutton, 2004Career ...............................118, Matt Wright, 2000-03

PutoutsGame .................................................. 18, two playersTournament ............................. 50, Matt Sutton, 2004Career ...............................109, Matt Wright, 2000-03

AssistsGame ..... 8, Mark Rugienius, William & Mary, 5/15/97Tournament .............................24, Aaron Smith, 2004Career ...................... 42, Mark Chamberlain, 1989-92

ErrorsGame .................................................2, seven playersTournament ...................... 4, Russ Simmerman, 2003Career ................................................. 5, three players


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NCAA tournament recordsTeam Records

At BatsGame .............................................. 47, Maine, 6/3/06Tournament .................................................154, 2003

RunsInning........................................ 11, Elon (9th), 6/1/08Game .............................................. 21, Maine, 6/3/06Tournament ...................................................32, 2003

HitsInning.......................................... 9, Elon (9th), 6/1/08Game .............................................. 19, Maine, 6/3/06Tournament ...................................................56, 2003

Batting AverageTournament .................................................364, 2003

Slugging PercentageTournament .................................................585, 2012

On Base AverageTournament .................................................392, 2003

Total BasesGame ................................... 33, Sacred Heart, 6/2/12Tournament ...................................................89, 2003

Left on BaseGame ................................................... 12, three timesTournament ...................................................33, 2008

Runs Batted InGame .............................................. 19, Maine, 6/3/06Tournament ...................................................32, 2003

DoublesGame ............................................. 5, Tulane, 5/31/03Tournament .....................................................8, 2003

TriplesGame ...................................2, Northeastern, 5/31/03Tournament ...........................................2, 2003, 2008

Home RunsGame ..................................... 5, Sacred Heart, 6/2/12Tournament .....................................................8, 2012

Base on BallsGame .................................6, UNC Chapel Hill, 6/1/08Tournament ...................................................14, 2008

Innings PitchedGame .............................................. 10.1, LSU, 6/1/03Tournament ................................................37.1, 2003

Earned Run AverageTournament ..................................... 5.91, 2003, 2008

Pitching StrikeoutsGame ........................................... 11, Tulane, 5/31/03Tournament ...................................................28, 2008

WalksGame ............................................9, Winthrop, 6/4/06Tournament ........................................ 20, 2003, 2006

Hits AllowedGame ..........................................22, NC State, 6/3/12Tournament ...................................................50, 2003

Runs AllowedGame .............................................. 19, Maine, 6/3/06Tournament ...................................................38, 2006

Individual Hitting

Games PlayedTournament .................................................... 4, manyCareer .................................................. 8, Chip Grawey............................................................. 8, Aaron Smith............................................................ 8, Neil Eichhorn.............................................................. 8, Matt Sutton

At BatsGame ...........................7, Jason Appel, Maine, 6/3/06................................... 7, Chris Hatcher, Maine, 6/3/06Tournament ............................. 20, Jason Appel, 2008Career ................................................ 36, Chip Grawey........................................................... 36, Jason Appel

RunsGame .............................................................. 3, manyTournament ............................... 8, Chip Grawey, 2003Career ................................................ 10, Chip Grawey

HitsGame .............................................................. 4, manyTournament ............................. 11, Chip Grawey, 2003Career ................................................ 16, Chip Grawey

Batting AverageTournament .................................... .611, Chip GraweyCareer ..........................................................................

Runs Batted InGame ............................... 5, Matt Wright, LSU, 6/1/03........................... 5 Drew Farber, Sacred Heart, 6/2/12Tournament .............................. 11, Matt Wright, 2003Career ................................................. 11, Matt Wright

DoublesGame ..................................................... 2, three timesTournament ............................... 3, Jason Appel, 2006Career .................................................. 5, Jason Appel

TriplesGame .............................................................. 1, manyTournament .................................................... 1, manyCareer .................................................. 2, Jason Appel

Home RunsGame ............................... 2, Matt Wright, LSU, 6/1/03Tournament ................................ 3, Matt Wright, 2003Career ................................................... 3, Matt Wright

Base on BallsGame .............................................................. 2, manyTournament ..................................3, Matt Poulk, 2006................................................... 3, Aaron Smith, 2004....................................................3, Mark Carver, 2008Career .......... 3, Matt Poulk, Aaron Smith, Mark Carver

Stolen BasesGame .............................................................. 1, manyTournament .................................................... 2, manyCareer ............................................................. 2, many

Individual Pitching

AppearancesTournament ..................................3, Adam Paul, 2006................................................ 3, Cameron Roth, 2008Career ............................................................. 4, many

StartsTournament .................................................... 1, manyCareer .....................................2, Ronald Hill, 2003-04.................................................. 2, Brad Holt, 2006-08

Innings PitchedGame ........................... 9, Jeff Hatcher, UNC, 5/31/08Tournament ................. 9, Jeff Hatcher, UNC, 5/31/08Career ..................................................14.1, Brad Holt

Runs AllowedGame ................... 10, Thomas Benton, Maine, 6/3/06Tournament ......... 10, Thomas Benton, Maine, 6/3/06Career ...........................12, Thomas Benton, 2003-06

Hits AllowedGame ................... 11, Thomas Benton, Maine, 6/3/06Tournament ......... 11, Thomas Benton, Maine, 6/3/06Career ......................................16, Will Hunt, 2003-06

WinsTournament .................................................... 1, manyCareer ................................................... 2, Blake Cross

StrikeoutsGame ..................... 7, Blake Cross, Tennessee,6/6/04...................................7, Blake Cross, Tulane, 5/31/03Tournament .......................................... 9, Blake CrossCareer ................................................. 17, Blake Cross

SavesTournament .......................................... 1, Blake Cross.......................................................... 1, Cameron RothCareer ................................................... 2, Blake Cross

Individual fielding

PutoutsGame .............................12, Matt Wright, LSU, 6/1/03Tournament .............................. 30, Matt Wright, 2003Career .............................................. 32, Chris Hatcher

AssistsGame ................ 6, Lee McLean, East Carolina, 6/6/04Tournament .....................13, Russ Simmerman, 2003Career ................................................ 19, Aaron Smith

ErrorsGame ......................3, Russ Simmerman, LSU, 6/1/03Tournament .......................4, Russ Simmerman, 2003Career ..........................................4, Russ Simmerman

Runs AllowedGameTournament

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At BatsGame...................................TournamentCareer...........................................................

RunsGameTournamentCareer

HitsGameTournamentCareer

Batting AverageTournamentCareer

Runs Batted InGame...........................TournamentCareer

DoublesGameTournamentCareer

TriplesGameTournamentCareer

Home RunsGameTournamentCareer

Base on BallsGameTournament.......................................................................................................Career

Stolen BasesGameTournamentCareer

AppearancesTournament................................................Career

StartsTournamentCareer..................................................

Innings PitchedGameTournamentCareer

Runs AllowedGameTournamentCareer

Hits AllowedGameTournamentCareer

WinsTournamentCareer

StrikeoutsGame...................................TournamentCareer

SavesTournament..........................................................Career

PutoutsGameTournamentCareer

AssistsGameTournamentCareer

ErrorsGameTournamentCareer


Honors/awardsall-colonial athletic association

1986 1st Team: Eric Hall (C)1987 1st Team: Chuck Jones (1B) Wesley Currin (LHP) Eric Hickman (DH)1989 1st Team: Trent Mongero (SS) Perry Currin (CF)1990 1st Team: Bryant Balentine (LHP)1991 1st Team: Mark Chamberlain (2B) Perry Currin (CF)1993 1st Team: Corey Broome (C) 2nd Team: Battle Holley (2B) Kevin Hooker (OF) Heath Altman (Reliever)1994 1st Team: Battle Holley (3B) 2nd Team: Brian Smith (RHP)1995 1st Team: John Babson (RHP) 2nd Team: Jason Ramsey (LHP) Bryan Britt (OF)1996 1st Team: Bryan Britt (OF) Jason Ramsey (LHP)1997 2nd Team: Derek Williams (OF) Jason Roach (OF) Chris Luther (2B)1998 2nd Team: Kevin Hairr (OF) Daniel Marsh (C)1999 1st Team: Bryan Mazur (LHP) 2nd Team: Kevin Hairr (OF) Benji McIntosh (3B)2000 1st Team: Justin Wishon (OF) Daniel Marsh (C) 2nd Team: Anthony Kozol (RHP)2001 1st Team: Charlie Weatherby (P) Magnus Pilegard (C)2002 1st Team: Jamie Hemingway (OF) Kiley Vaughn (SS) 2nd Team: Brian Whitaker (RHP) Blake Cross (Reliever)2003 1st Team: Jamie Hemingway (OF) 2nd Team: Matt Sutton (OF) Chip Grawey (DH) Brad Overton (SP) Blake Cross (RP)2004 1st Team: Blake Cross (RP) Chip Grawey (OF) 2nd Team: Neal Eichhorn (C) Matt Sutton (1b) Aaron Smith (ss) Jonathan Batts (Ut)2005 1st Team: Matt Poulk (3b) John Raynor (OF) Tim Preston (OF) Ronald Hill (SP) Adam Paul (RP) 2nd Team: Chris Hatcher (C) Rookie: Allen Flood (RP) Jason Appel (OF)2006 1st Team: Chris Hatcher (C) Matt Poulk (3b) John Raynor (OF) 2nd Team: Jonathan Batts (1b) Adam Paul2007 2nd Team: Jonathan Batts (c) Rookie: Daniel Cropper2008 1st Team: Mark Carver (c) Daniel Hargrave (2b) Nate Hall (3b) Jason Appel (of) Brad Holt (SP) Jeff Hatcher (SP) Rookie: Cody Stanley

Stephen Harrold Cameron Roth2009 3rd Team: Mike Rooney (ss) Robbie Monday (1b) Rookie: Steven Davis2010 1st Team: Cody Stanley (c) 2nd Team: Robbie Monday (1b) Cam Roth (SP) 3rd Team: Hunter Ridge (Util) Rookie: Michael Bass Hunter Ridge2011 1st Team: Hunter Ridge (1b) 2nd Team: Matt Campbell (3b) Andrew Cain (OF) Thomas Pope (DH)2012 1st Team: Andrew Cain (OF) Thomas Pope (OF) Tyler McSwain (SP) 2nd Team: Hunter Ridge (1b) Michael Bass (2b) Jake Koenig (ss) Matt Campbell (3b) 3rd Team: Tyler Molinaro (OF) Mat Batts (SP) Rookie: Corey Dick Jordan Ramsey CAA Player-of-the-Year1989 Trent Mongero (SS)1994 Battle Holley (3B)*1996 Bryan Britt (OF)2008 Mark Carver (C)* Co-Player-of-the-Year CAA Coach-of-the-Year1989 Bobby Guthrie 1995 Mark Scalf2000 Mark Scalf2005 Mark Scalf2008 Mark Scalf *2012 Mark Scalf* Co-Coach-of-the-Year

CAA Defensive Player-of-the-Year2002 Kiley Vaughn (SS)2010 Mike Rooney (SS)

CAA All-Tournament2003 Blake Cross, Jamie Hemingway Chip Grawey2004 Ronald Hill, Jeff Moore, Matt Poulk (MVP) Tim Preston, Chip Grawey2005 Matt Poulk, John Raynor2006 Chris Hatcher (MVP), Matt Poulk, Lee McLean, Bradley Holt, Grayson Evans2008 Brad Holt2009 Cody Stanley, Bobby Leeper, Ben Thielsen, Steven Davis2010 Daniel Cropper, Matt Holt, Tyler McSwain, Robbie Monday, Thomas Pope, Hunter Ridge2011 Daniel Cropper, Matt Campbell2012 Matt Campbell, Thomas Pope, Tyler Molinaro, Mat Batts, Tyler McSwain

NAIA National Coach-of-the-Year1975 Bill Brooks

ABCA Regional Coach-of-the-Year2003 Mark Scalf2006 Mark Scalf

2008 Mark Scalf2012 Mark Scalf

NCAA All-Regional2003 Blake Cross, Matt Wright, Chip Grawey2004 Lee McLean, Aaron Smith, Tim Preston, Matt Poulk2006 Jason Appel2008 Bobby Leeper, Nate Hall, Brad Holt, Mark Carver2012 Andrew Cain

NJCAA All-Tournament1961 Ronnie Durham (MVP), David Miller, Wayne Taylor1962 Lou Howard, Sterling Coward, Ron Smith1963 Larry Honeycutt, Bob Shipp, Bill Harris, Tom Cole, Ed Lemon

All-America1961 Ronnie Durham (1st Team NJCAA) David Miller (1st Team NJCAA)1962 Sterling Coward (1st Team NJCAA) Bill Haywood (1st Team NJCAA) Lou Howard (1st team NJCAA) David Miller (3rd Team NJCAA)1963 Tom Cole (1st Team NJCAA) Sterling Coward (1st Team NJCAA)1967 Sandy Dew (NAIA Honorable Mention) Sam Askew (NAIA Honorable Mention)1968 Chuck Cuppett (NAIA Honorable Mention) Pete Eyer (NAIA Honorable Mention)1969 Sandy Dew (NAIA Honorable Mention)1970 Eddie Booth (NAIA Honorable Mention)1972 David Sandlin (1st Team NAIA)1973 David Sandlin (1st Team NAIA)1975 Randy Pittman (NAIA Honorable Mention)1996 Bryan Britt (2nd Team Mizuno All-America)2005 Tim Preston (3rd Team ABCA All-America)2006 John Raynor (2nd Team Louisville Slugger; 3rd Team Baseball America)2008 Mark Carver (3rd Team ABCA All-America; 3rd Team Louisville Slugger; 3rd Team Ping Baseball) Brad Holt (3rd Team ABCA All-America; 3rd Team Louisville Slugger; 3rd Team Ping Baseball)

freshman All-America2002 Ronald Hill (Collegiate Baseball) Jeff Moore (Collegiate Baseball)2003 Matt Sutton (2nd Team Baseball America)2008 Cody Stanley (3rd Team Ping Baseball) Stephen Harrold (Louisville Slugger; Honorable Mention Ping Baseball) Cameron Roth (Louisville Slugger; Honorable Mention Ping Baseball)2010 Hunter Ridge (Louisville Slugger)2012 Corey Dick (Louisville Slugger, NCBWA 2nd Team)

All-ECAC1996 Bryan Britt (1st Team)2008 Jason Appel (1st Team) Mark Carver (1st Team) Nate Hall (1st Team) Brad Holt (1st Team)

Independent All-South1979 Bubba Baldwin (2nd Team) Herbie Dawkins (2nd Team)

Stephen Harrold Cameron Roth2009 3rd Team: Mike Rooney (ss) Robbie Monday (1b) Rookie: Steven Davis2010 1st Team: Cody Stanley (c) 2nd Team: Robbie Monday (1b) Cam Roth (SP) 3rd Team: Hunter Ridge (Util) Rookie: Michael Bass Hunter Ridge2011 1st Team: Hunter Ridge (1b) 2nd Team: Matt Campbell (3b) Andrew Cain (OF) Thomas Pope (DH)2012 1st Team: Andrew Cain (OF) Thomas Pope (OF) Tyler McSwain (SP) 2nd Team: Hunter Ridge (1b) Michael Bass (2b) Jake Koenig (ss) Matt Campbell (3b) 3rd Team: Tyler Molinaro (OF) Mat Batts (SP) Rookie: Corey Dick Jordan Ramsey CAA Player-of-the-Year1989 Trent Mongero (SS)1994 Battle Holley (3B)*1996 Bryan Britt (OF)2008 Mark Carver (C)* Co-Player-of-the-Year CAA Coach-of-the-Year1989 Bobby Guthrie 1995 Mark Scalf2000 Mark Scalf2005 Mark Scalf2008 Mark Scalf *2012 Mark Scalf* Co-Coach-of-the-Year

CAA Defensive Player-of-the-Year2002 Kiley Vaughn (SS)2010 Mike Rooney (SS)

CAA All-Tournament2003 Blake Cross, Jamie Hemingway Chip Grawey2004 Ronald Hill, Jeff Moore, Matt Poulk (MVP) Tim Preston, Chip Grawey2005 Matt Poulk, John Raynor2006 Chris Hatcher (MVP), Matt Poulk, Lee McLean, Bradley Holt, Grayson Evans2008 Brad Holt2009 Cody Stanley, Bobby Leeper, Ben Thielsen, Steven Davis2010 Daniel Cropper, Matt Holt, Tyler McSwain, Robbie Monday, Thomas Pope, Hunter Ridge2011 Daniel Cropper, Matt Campbell2012 Matt Campbell, Thomas Pope, Tyler Molinaro, Mat Batts, Tyler McSwain

NAIA National Coach-of-the-Year1975 Bill Brooks

ABCA Regional Coach-of-the-Year2003 Mark Scalf2006 Mark Scalf

2008 Mark Scalf2012 Mark Scalf

NCAA All-Regional2003 Blake Cross, Matt Wright, Chip Grawey2004 Lee McLean, Aaron Smith, Tim Preston, Matt Poulk2006 Jason Appel2008 Bobby Leeper, Nate Hall, Brad Holt, Mark Carver2012 Andrew Cain

NJCAA All-Tournament1961 Ronnie Durham (MVP), David Miller, Wayne Taylor1962 Lou Howard, Sterling Coward, Ron Smith1963 Larry Honeycutt, Bob Shipp, Bill Harris, Tom Cole, Ed Lemon

All-America1961 Ronnie Durham (1st Team NJCAA) David Miller (1st Team NJCAA)1962 Sterling Coward (1st Team NJCAA) Bill Haywood (1st Team NJCAA) Lou Howard (1st team NJCAA) David Miller (3rd Team NJCAA)1963 Tom Cole (1st Team NJCAA) Sterling Coward (1st Team NJCAA)1967 Sandy Dew (NAIA Honorable Mention) Sam Askew (NAIA Honorable Mention)1968 Chuck Cuppett (NAIA Honorable Mention) Pete Eyer (NAIA Honorable Mention)1969 Sandy Dew (NAIA Honorable Mention)1970 Eddie Booth (NAIA Honorable Mention)1972 David Sandlin (1st Team NAIA)1973 David Sandlin (1st Team NAIA)1975 Randy Pittman (NAIA Honorable Mention)1996 Bryan Britt (2nd Team Mizuno All-America)2005 Tim Preston (3rd Team ABCA All-America)2006 John Raynor (2nd Team Louisville Slugger; 3rd Team Baseball America)2008 Mark Carver (3rd Team ABCA All-America; 3rd Team Louisville Slugger; 3rd Team Ping Baseball) Brad Holt (3rd Team ABCA All-America; 3rd Team Louisville Slugger; 3rd Team Ping Baseball)

freshman All-America2002 Ronald Hill (Collegiate Baseball) Jeff Moore (Collegiate Baseball)2003 Matt Sutton (2nd Team Baseball America)2008 Cody Stanley (3rd Team Ping Baseball) Stephen Harrold (Louisville Slugger; Honorable Mention Ping Baseball) Cameron Roth (Louisville Slugger; Honorable Mention Ping Baseball)2010 Hunter Ridge (Louisville Slugger)2012 Corey Dick (Louisville Slugger, NCBWA 2nd Team)

All-ECAC1996 Bryan Britt (1st Team)2008 Jason Appel (1st Team) Mark Carver (1st Team) Nate Hall (1st Team) Brad Holt (1st Team)

Independent All-South1979 Bubba Baldwin (2nd Team) Herbie Dawkins (2nd Team)


1981 John Milkovitz (1st Team)

All-East Region (ABCA)1983 Mike Antle (1st Team)1985 Bobby Dale Reynolds (1st Team)1996 Bryan Britt (1st Team)1999 Bryan Mazur (1st Team)2001 Brian Whitaker (1st Team) Magnus Pilegard (1st Team)2003 Jamie Hemingway (1st Team)2004 Ronald Hill (2nd Team) Blake Cross (2nd team) Aaron Smith (2nd Team) Chip Grawey (2nd Team)2005 Tim Preston (1st Team) Ronald Hill (1st Team) Matt Poulk (1st Team) John Raynor (2nd Team)2006 John Raynor (1st Team) Thomas Benton (2nd Team) Adam Paul (2nd team) Matt Poulk (2nd Team)2007 Jonathan Batts (2nd Team)2008 Jason Appel (1st Team) Mark Carver (1st Team) Nate Hall (1st Team) Daniel Hargrave (1st Team) Brad Holt (1st team)2010 Robbie Monday (1st Team) Hunter Ridge (1st Team) Cody Stanley (2nd Team)2011 Thomas Pope (1st Team) Hunter Ridge (2nd Team) Matt Campbell (2nd Team) Andrew Cain (2nd Team)2012 Andrew Cain (1st Team) Thomas Pope (1st Team) Tyler McSwain (2nd Team)

NAIA All-District1971 Bruce Cavanaugh, David McClain, David Sandlin1972 Bruce Cavanaugh, Greg Dalton, David Sandlin1973 Bruce Cavanaugh, David Sandlin1974 Greg Dalton, Howie Edgerton1975 Swain Smith, Van Lewis, Howie Edgerton, Phil Lambert, Randy Ourt, Randy Pittman, Jerry Yandrick1976 Swain Smith, Larry File, Randy Ourt

NCCSIA All-State2004 Ronald Hill, Blake Cross, Chip Grawey2005 Ronald Hill, Matt Poulk, Tim Preston John Raynor2006 Chris Hatcher, John Raynor2007 Steve Halford2008 Jason Appel, Mark Carver, Daniel Hargrave, Brad Holt, Cameron Roth2010 Robbie Monday, Hunter Ridge2011 Thomas Pope, Hunter Ridge2012 Tyler McSwain, Thomas Pope

CoSIDA Academic All-America1982 Paul Murr (1st Team)1986 Calvin Garrett (2nd Team)1987 Calvin Garrett (1st Team)

ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District2006 Matt Poulk (2nd Team)

Colonial Scholar Athlete1988 Jeff Kafer, Randy Hill, Mike Byers1989 Randy Hill1990 Tim Hooks, Curt White1992 Mark Chamberlain, Trey Cheek

World Series Champion1991 Carl Willis (Minnesota Twins)

Colonial Athletic AssociationPlayer-of-the-Week

Chuck Jones, April 28, 1987Tommie Adams, March 20, 1989Ed Stoudenmire, April 3, 1989Tommie Adams, April 24, 1989E.H. Kennedy, May 1, 1989Perry Currin, April 9, 1990Mark Chamberlain, April 8, 1991Mark Chamberlain, May 4, 1992Chris McBride, May 17, 1993Bryan Britt, March 27, 1995Bryan Britt, April 8, 1996Bryan Britt, April 29, 1996Kevin Hairr, April 19, 1998Justin Wishon, April 10, 2000Brian Whitaker, May 14, 2001 (Pitcher)Brian Whitaker, April 14, 2002 (Pitcher)Jamie Hemingway, Feb. 27, 2003 (Player)Jake Mullis, March 5, 2003 (Pitcher)Brad Overton, March 12, 2003 (Pitcher)Matt Sutton, March 12, 2002 (Rookie)Matt Sutton, March 31, 2003 (Player)Brad Overton, March 28, 2003 (Pitcher)Matt Sutton, April 21, 2003 (Rookie)Blake Cross, Mar. 9, 2004 (Pitcher)Jonathan Batts, Mar. 23, 2004 (Player)Zach Kimball, Mar. 29, 2004 (Pitcher)Zach Kimball, Apr. 5, 2004 (Pitcher)Lee McLean, May 10, 2004 (Player)Jonathan Batts, May 10, 2004 (Rookie)Ronald Hill, May 24, 2004 (Pitcher)Zach Kimball, Feb. 15, 2005 (Pitcher)Matt Poulk, Feb. 22, 2005 (Player)Ronald Hill, Mar. 1, 2005 (Pitcher)Daniel Hragrave, Mar. 14, 2005 (Rookie)Tim Preston, Apr. 4, 2005 (Player)Chris Hatcher, Apr. 11, 2005 (Player)Jeff Moore, Apr. 11, 2005 (Pitcher)Daniel Hargrave, May 16, 2005 (Rookie)Tim Preston, May 23, 2005 (Player)Jason Appel, May 23, 2005 (Rookie)John Raynor, Feb. 22, 2006 (Player)Daniel Hargrave, Mar. 28, 2006 (Player)Chris Hatcher, May 15, 2006 (Player)Brett Braxton, Mar. 7, 2006 (Pitcher)Thomas Benton, May 15, 2006 (Pitcher)Jeff Hatcher, Mar. 12, 2007 (Pitcher)Daniel Cropper, Mar. 12, 2007 (Rookie)Seth Frankoff, Mar. 26, 2007 (Rookie)Bradley Holt, Apr. 9, 2007 (Pitcher)Daniel Cropper, Apr. 23, 2007 (Rookie)Daniel Cropper, Apr. 30, 2007 (Rookie)Jonathan Batts, May 21, 2007 (Player)Brad Holt, Mar. 4, 2008 (Pitcher)Shane French, Mar. 18, 2008 (Player)Nate Hall, Mar. 25, 2008 (Player)Cameron Roth, Mar. 25, 2008 (Rookie)Jason Appel, Mar. 31, 2008 (Player)Brad Holt, Apr. 7, 2008 (Pitcher)

Daniel Hargrave, Apr. 21, 2008 (Player)Alex Hill, Apr. 28, 2008 (Rookie)Mark Carver, May 5, 2008 (Player)Jeff Hatcher, May 12, 2008 (Pitcher)Grayson Evans, Feb. 24, 2009 (Player)Steven Davis, Mar. 10, 2009 (Rookie)Jesse Haney, Mar. 23, 2009 (Pitcher)Mike Rooney, May 18, 2009 (Player)Daniel Cropper, Mar. 2, 2010 (Pitcher)Hunter Ridge, Mar. 15, 2010 (Rookie)Michael Bass, Apr. 12, 2010 (Rookie)Tyler McSwain, May 17, 2010 (Pitcher)Daniel Cropper, Feb. 22, 2011 (Pitcher)Justin Bradley, Mar. 1, 2011 (Pitcher)Thomas Pope, Mar. 14, 2011 (Player)Matt Campbell, Mar. 28, 2011 (Player)William Prince, Apr. 11, 2011 (Rookie)Hunter Ridge, Apr. 18, 2011 (Player)Thomas Pope, Apr. 25, 2011 (Player)Thomas Pope, May 16, 2011 (Player)Daniel Cropper, May 23, 2011 (Pitcher)Mat Batts, Feb. 21, 2012 (Pitcher)Andrew Cain, Mar. 12, 2012 (Player)Tyler Molinaro, Mar. 26, 2012 (Player)Jordan Ramsey, Mar. 26, 2012 (Rookie)Jordan Ramsey, Apr. 2, 2012 (Rookie)Thomas Pope, Apr. 23, 2012 (Player)Corey Dick, Apr. 30, 2012 (Rookie)Jordan Ramsey, May 7, 2012 (Rookie)

ECAC Pitcher-of-the-WeekZach Kimball, Mar. 29, 2004Jesse Haney, Mar. 23, 2009

NCBWA Player-of-the-WeekJonathan Batts, Mar. 24, 2004Lee McLean, May 11, 2004

Collegiate Baseball Player-of-the-WeekDaniel Hargrave, Mar. 28, 2006

Honors/awards


Colonial Scholar Athlete1988 Jeff Kafer, Randy Hill, Mike Byers1989 Randy Hill1990 Tim Hooks, Curt White1992 Mark Chamberlain, Trey Cheek

World Series Champion1991 Carl Willis (Minnesota Twins)

Chuck Jones, April 28, 1987Tommie Adams, March 20, 1989Ed Stoudenmire, April 3, 1989Tommie Adams, April 24, 1989E.H. Kennedy, May 1, 1989Perry Currin, April 9, 1990Mark Chamberlain, April 8, 1991Mark Chamberlain, May 4, 1992Chris McBride, May 17, 1993Bryan Britt, March 27, 1995Bryan Britt, April 8, 1996Bryan Britt, April 29, 1996Kevin Hairr, April 19, 1998Justin Wishon, April 10, 2000Brian Whitaker, May 14, 2001 (Pitcher)Brian Whitaker, April 14, 2002 (Pitcher)Jamie Hemingway, Feb. 27, 2003 (Player)Jake Mullis, March 5, 2003 (Pitcher)Brad Overton, March 12, 2003 (Pitcher)Matt Sutton, March 12, 2002 (Rookie)Matt Sutton, March 31, 2003 (Player)Brad Overton, March 28, 2003 (Pitcher)Matt Sutton, April 21, 2003 (Rookie)Blake Cross, Mar. 9, 2004 (Pitcher)Jonathan Batts, Mar. 23, 2004 (Player)Zach Kimball, Mar. 29, 2004 (Pitcher)Zach Kimball, Apr. 5, 2004 (Pitcher)Lee McLean, May 10, 2004 (Player)Jonathan Batts, May 10, 2004 (Rookie)Ronald Hill, May 24, 2004 (Pitcher)Zach Kimball, Feb. 15, 2005 (Pitcher)Matt Poulk, Feb. 22, 2005 (Player)Ronald Hill, Mar. 1, 2005 (Pitcher)Daniel Hragrave, Mar. 14, 2005 (Rookie)Tim Preston, Apr. 4, 2005 (Player)Chris Hatcher, Apr. 11, 2005 (Player)Jeff Moore, Apr. 11, 2005 (Pitcher)Daniel Hargrave, May 16, 2005 (Rookie)Tim Preston, May 23, 2005 (Player)Jason Appel, May 23, 2005 (Rookie)John Raynor, Feb. 22, 2006 (Player)Daniel Hargrave, Mar. 28, 2006 (Player)Chris Hatcher, May 15, 2006 (Player)Brett Braxton, Mar. 7, 2006 (Pitcher)Thomas Benton, May 15, 2006 (Pitcher)Jeff Hatcher, Mar. 12, 2007 (Pitcher)Daniel Cropper, Mar. 12, 2007 (Rookie)Seth Frankoff, Mar. 26, 2007 (Rookie)Bradley Holt, Apr. 9, 2007 (Pitcher)Daniel Cropper, Apr. 23, 2007 (Rookie)Daniel Cropper, Apr. 30, 2007 (Rookie)Jonathan Batts, May 21, 2007 (Player)Brad Holt, Mar. 4, 2008 (Pitcher)Shane French, Mar. 18, 2008 (Player)Nate Hall, Mar. 25, 2008 (Player)Cameron Roth, Mar. 25, 2008 (Rookie)Jason Appel, Mar. 31, 2008 (Player)Brad Holt, Apr. 7, 2008 (Pitcher)


Daniel Hargrave, Apr. 21, 2008 (Player)Alex Hill, Apr. 28, 2008 (Rookie)Mark Carver, May 5, 2008 (Player)Jeff Hatcher, May 12, 2008 (Pitcher)Grayson Evans, Feb. 24, 2009 (Player)Steven Davis, Mar. 10, 2009 (Rookie)Jesse Haney, Mar. 23, 2009 (Pitcher)Mike Rooney, May 18, 2009 (Player)Daniel Cropper, Mar. 2, 2010 (Pitcher)Hunter Ridge, Mar. 15, 2010 (Rookie)Michael Bass, Apr. 12, 2010 (Rookie)Tyler McSwain, May 17, 2010 (Pitcher)Daniel Cropper, Feb. 22, 2011 (Pitcher)Justin Bradley, Mar. 1, 2011 (Pitcher)Thomas Pope, Mar. 14, 2011 (Player)Matt Campbell, Mar. 28, 2011 (Player)William Prince, Apr. 11, 2011 (Rookie)Hunter Ridge, Apr. 18, 2011 (Player)Thomas Pope, Apr. 25, 2011 (Player)Thomas Pope, May 16, 2011 (Player)Daniel Cropper, May 23, 2011 (Pitcher)Mat Batts, Feb. 21, 2012 (Pitcher)Andrew Cain, Mar. 12, 2012 (Player)Tyler Molinaro, Mar. 26, 2012 (Player)Jordan Ramsey, Mar. 26, 2012 (Rookie)Jordan Ramsey, Apr. 2, 2012 (Rookie)Thomas Pope, Apr. 23, 2012 (Player)Corey Dick, Apr. 30, 2012 (Rookie)Jordan Ramsey, May 7, 2012 (Rookie)

ECAC Pitcher-of-the-WeekZach Kimball, Mar. 29, 2004Jesse Haney, Mar. 23, 2009

NCBWA Player-of-the-WeekJonathan Batts, Mar. 24, 2004Lee McLean, May 11, 2004

Collegiate Baseball Player-of-the-WeekDaniel Hargrave, Mar. 28, 2006


professionalsName Year Organization RoundJoe Wooten 1960 Cleveland Indians NAJoel Gibson 1961 Philadelphia Phillies NARonnie Smith 1962 Houston Astros NARoger Coon 1963 Washington Senators NA Bill Haywood 1964 Washington Senators NADavid Miller 1964 N.Y. Mets NATommy Cole 1965 Washington Senators NASteve Coley 1965 Pittsburgh Pirates NASterling Coward 1965 San Francisco Giants NALou Howard 1965 Pittsburgh Pirates NAJim Braxton 1966 Cleveland Indians 11th (Jan. draft) Bill Harris 1966 Cleveland Indians 27thSandy Dew 1969 Cleveland Indians 40thJim Sanders 1968 Atlanta Braves 3rd (secondary)Sparky Johnson 1968 Cleveland Indians NASam Askew 1970 Washington Senators NADavid McLain 1971 Washington Senators NABarnes Yelverton 1973 Chicago White Sox 1st (Jan. draft)David Sandlin 1973 St. Louis Cardinals 21stEddie Booth 1976 Independent (Calif. Co-op) NALarry File 1977 Cleveland Indians NAJerry Yandrick 1977 Pittsburgh Pirates NATom Jones 1981 N.Y. Yankees 11thJim Montague 1981 Baltimore Orioles Free AgentRonald Inman 1982 N.Y. Yankees 14thKenny Smith 1983 Pioneer League (Co-op) Free Agent Carl Willis 1983 Detroit Tigers 28thMike Antle 1984 San Francisco Giants Free AgentKenny King 1986 Los Angeles Dodgers Free AgentChuck Jones 1987 Minnesota Twins 21stWesley Currin 1987 Atlanta Braves Free AgentTony Tillman 1989 Cleveland Indians 27thTommie Adams 1989 Atlanta Braves Free AgentBryant Balentine 1990 Cincinnati Reds Free AgentTrent Mongero 1990 Atlanta Braves Free AgentHeath Altman 1993 San Francisco Giants 5thCorey Broome 1993 Detroit Tigers 22ndChris McBride 1994 Toronto Blue Jays 3rd Brian Smith 1994 Toronto Blue Jays 27thBattle Holley 1994 Toronto Blue Jays 41stDavid Miller 1995 Florida Marlins 14thJoey Pyrtle 1995 N.Y. Mets 21stMatt Oakley 1995 Detroit Tigers Free AgentBryan Britt 1996 St. Louis Cardinals 3rd

Name Year Organization Round Jason Roach 1997 N.Y. Mets 20thBryan Mazur 1999 Oakland Athletics 17thJosh Bonifay 1999 Pittsburgh Pirates 25thDaniel Marsh 2000 Tampa Bay Devil Rays 25thAnthony Kozol 2000 Boston Red Sox Free AgentKevin Hairr 2001 Chicago Cubs 15thCharlie Weatherby 2001 Boston Red Sox 21stFred Wray 2001 Atlanta Braves 24thBrian Whitaker 2002 San Diego Padres 25thMatt McDonnell 2002 Kansas City Royals Free AgentJake Mullis 2003 Kansas City Royals 15thJamie Hemingway 2003 Atlanta Braves 23rdBrad Overton 2003 Philadelphia Phillies 26thChris Coughlin 2003 Kansas City Royals Free AgentBlake Cross 2004 Atlanta Braves Free AgentAaron Smith 2004 Chicago Cubs Free AgentJohn Raynor * 2005 Baltimore Orioles 12thJeff Moore 2005 Baltimore Orioles 17thRonald Hill 2005 Philadelphia Phillies 17thTim Preston 2005 St. Louis Cardinals Free Agent Chris Hatcher 2006 Florida Marlins 5thJohn Raynor 2006 Florida Marlins 9thAdam Paul 2006 San Francisco Giants 20thThomas Benton 2006 Cleveland Indians 31stMatt Poulk 2006 Milwaukee Brewers 41stJonathan Batts * 2006 San Francisco Giants 49th Michael Marbry 2006 Atlanta Braves Free AgentJared Sutton 2006 Milwaukee Brewers Free Agent Bradley Holt 2008 N.Y. Mets 1st (supp)Jason Appel 2008 Tampa Bay Rays 22ndDaniel Hargrave 2008 Philadelphia Phillies 22ndMark Carver 2008 Pittsburgh Pirates 33rdNate Hall 2008 Ottawa Rapidz (Ind.) Free Agent Daniel Cropper * 2009 Washington Nationals 42nd Cody Stanley 2010 St. Louis Cardinals 4th Stephen Harrold 2010 San Francisco Giants 12th Seth Frankoff 2010 Oakland Athletics 28th Cameron Roth 2010 Baltimore Orioles 29th Mike Rooney 2010 Baltimore Orioles 30th Andrew Cain* 2011 Milwaukee Brewers 12th Daniel Cropper 2011 San Diego Padres Free Agent Andrew Cain 2012 San Francisco Giants 24th Tyler DeLoach 2012 Anaheim Angels 26th* did not sign and returned to school

Name Year Organization Round Jason Roach 1997 N.Y. Mets 20th Jason Roach 1997 N.Y. Mets 20thBryan Mazur 1999 Oakland Athletics 17thJosh Bonifay 1999 Pittsburgh Pirates 25thDaniel Marsh 2000 Tampa Bay Devil Rays 25thAnthony Kozol 2000 Boston Red Sox Free AgentKevin Hairr 2001 Chicago Cubs 15thCharlie Weatherby 2001 Boston Red Sox 21stFred Wray 2001 Atlanta Braves 24thBrian Whitaker 2002 San Diego Padres 25thMatt McDonnell 2002 Kansas City Royals Free AgentJake Mullis 2003 Kansas City Royals 15thJamie Hemingway 2003 Atlanta Braves 23rdBrad Overton 2003 Philadelphia Phillies 26thChris Coughlin 2003 Kansas City Royals Free AgentBlake Cross 2004 Atlanta Braves Free AgentAaron Smith 2004 Chicago Cubs Free AgentJohn Raynor * 2005 Baltimore Orioles 12thJeff Moore 2005 Baltimore Orioles 17thRonald Hill 2005 Philadelphia Phillies 17thTim Preston 2005 St. Louis Cardinals Free Agent Chris Hatcher 2006 Florida Marlins 5th Chris Hatcher 2006 Florida Marlins 5thJohn Raynor 2006 Florida Marlins 9thJohn Raynor 2006 Florida Marlins 9thAdam Paul 2006 San Francisco Giants 20thThomas Benton 2006 Cleveland Indians 31stMatt Poulk 2006 Milwaukee Brewers 41stJonathan Batts * 2006 San Francisco Giants 49th Michael Marbry 2006 Atlanta Braves Free AgentJared Sutton 2006 Milwaukee Brewers Free Agent Bradley Holt 2008 N.Y. Mets 1st (supp) Bradley Holt 2008 N.Y. Mets 1st (supp)Jason Appel 2008 Tampa Bay Rays 22ndDaniel Hargrave 2008 Philadelphia Phillies 22ndMark Carver 2008 Pittsburgh Pirates 33rdNate Hall 2008 Ottawa Rapidz (Ind.) Free Agent Daniel Cropper * 2009 Washington Nationals 42nd Cody Stanley 2010 St. Louis Cardinals 4th Stephen Harrold 2010 San Francisco Giants 12th Seth Frankoff 2010 Oakland Athletics 28th Cameron Roth 2010 Baltimore Orioles 29th Mike Rooney 2010 Baltimore Orioles 30th Andrew Cain* 2011 Milwaukee Brewers 12th Daniel Cropper 2011 San Diego Padres Free Agent Andrew Cain 2012 San Francisco Giants 24th Tyler DeLoach 2012 Anaheim Angels 26th* did not sign and returned to school

Gold indicates major leaguers • Teal indicates still activeNotes: Carl Willis is active as pitching coach for the Seattle Mariners and Chris Hatcher is active as a relief pitcher for the Miami Marlins.


all-time numbers 1Paul Livingston, 1967Warren Hall, 1992-1993Chuck Justice, 1994, 1996Ken Ickes, 1995Blaine Joyner, 1997-2000David Ange, 2001Jamie Hemingway, 2002-2003Grayson Evans, 2006-2010William Prince, 2011-12

2Jamie Dishman, 1992-1993Pat Smith, 1994-1995Daniel Marsh, 1997-2000Pat Murphy, 2001-2004Daniel Hargrave, 2005-2008Ben Thielsen, 2009-2010Ryan LaGrange, 2011-12

3Lawrence Keith, 1962

4Robert Stephenson, 1962Elmer Maley, 1967John Babson, 1992-1995Bryan Mazur, 1996Josh Bonifay, 1997Mike Rugienius, 1998David Bryant, 1999Justin Wishon, 2000-2001Kiley Vaughn, 2002John Raynor, 2003-2006Jesse Haney, 2007-2010Luis Renvil, 2011-12

5David Miller, 1962Charles Lewis, 1992Dave Leonardi, 1993Chris Holstad, 1994Paul Haynes, 1995-1996Brian Duffy, 1997Quinn McLaney, 1998-2001Tommy Holder, 2002Matt Sutton, 2003-2004Justin Barefoot, 2005-2008Cameron Cockman, 2009-2010-2011

6Steve Coley, 1962Bill Gray, 1992Tyrone Robertson, 1993Kevin Walston, 1994-1997Dale Berkey, 1998-1999David Ange, 2000Bryan Meadows, 2001-2002Jon Davis, 2003-2005Steve Halford, 2006-2007Tyler Stott, 2008-09Michael Bass, 2010-2012

7Ketih Barnhardt, 1992-1995Hamer Morris, 1996Josh Bonifay, 1997-1999David McKenna, 2001-2002Kenny Smith, 2003Jonathan Batts, 2004-2007Jason Appel, 2008Thomas Pope, 2009-2012

8Louis Howard, 1962

Sam Long, 1967James Fugate, 1967Brian Tatum, 1992Battle Holley, 1993-1994Jon Avent, 1995-1998Stephen Grady, 1999-2000Magnus Pilegard, 2001-2002Cody Stanley, 2008-2010Matt Campbell, 2011-12

9Ronald Smith, 1962Robert Dunn, 1968Chris Nesselroade, 1992Ren Chapman, 1993-1994Mauney Stanley, 1996-1999Brad Overton, 2001-2003Tim Preston, 2004-2005Ryan Foreman, 2007-2008Marc Locklear, 2009Dillon Bass, 2011-12

10Wayne Bolick, 1962Edward Lewis, 1967Paul Livingston, 1968Bobby Schupp, 1972-1975Richard Lancaster, 1976-1977Bill Austin, 1978Robert Kirkpatrick, 1979-1980Jaymie McGuire, 1981-1983Mitch Wells, 1984Jim Fritz, 1992Eric Glasgow, 1993-1994Jonathan Guthman, 2001-2002Bradley Bradshaw, 2003-2006Jes Snyder, 2007-2008Hunter Ridge, 2010-2012

11Larry Edens, 1962James Johnson, 1967Jack Campbell, 1968Edward Booth, 1972Bill Stenger, 1973Butch Kornides, 1975Larry Dove, 1976Terry Greene, 1977-1978Bill Austin, 1979Phil Vanderbosch, 1980Robbie Rothrock, 1981Charles Cubbage, 1982-1983Jeff Padgett, 1984Joe Catalano, 1985-1986Gary Ginn, 1988Mark Chamberlain, 1989-1992Marshall Cooper, 1993-1996Bryan Mazur, 1997-1999Matt Williard, 2000Joe Dekker, 2001Zach Harris, 2002Aaron Smith, 2003-2004Jason Appel, 2005-2007Jordan Ramsey, 2012

12William Haywood, 1962Pete Daughtry, 1967Edward Lewis, 1968Harry Kincaid, 1972-1973Parker Davis, 1975-1976Larry Livingston, 1977-1979Paul Murr, 1980-1983Calvin Garrett, 1984-1986Mike Ferrell, 1988-1990Mace Watts, 1991

Brian Baucom, 1992-1993Tyrone Robertson, 1994-1997Jesse DeMaria-Kinney, 1998-1999Jake Mullis, 2001-2003Chris Hatcher, 2004-2006Ryan Doolittle, 2007Alex Hill, 2008-2011Tyler Molinaro, 2012

13Perry Burchett, 1962Sal D’Esposito, 1992-1993Derek Williams, 1994-1997Kevin Hairr, 1998-2001Pete Grimm, 2002Robert White, 2003-2004Brent Gainey, 2005Marc Locklear, 2006-2008Ryan Foreman, 2009Blaze Tart, 2010-12

14Kenneth McDowell, 1962Ed Nobles, 1967John Hester, 1968Dave Sandlin, 1972-1973Mike Good, 1975-1977Danny Houston, 1978-1980Richard Lawing, 1981Donnie Walker, 1982Pete Hartness, 1983Robert Mazur, 1984Scott Brady, 1985-1988John Schultz, 1989Kevin Hooker, 1990-1993Jason Ramsey, 1994-1996Mark Lewis, 1998David McKenna, 1999-2000Matt Carter, 2000-2003Zach Kimball, 2004-2005Matt Holt, 2006-2010Sean Buchanan, 2011-12

15Tommy Foy, 1967Harold Flinchum, 1968Mike Wheeler, 1972Randy Prosser, 1973-1976Bobby Hollins, 1975John Tallent, 1978-1980Mark Bray, 1982-1983Chuck Jones, 1984,1986Scott Rolf, 1985Al Frank Catucci, 1988-1989Mike Siopes, 1990-1991Jason Wilkes, 1992,1996Kevin Robinson, 1993-1994Anthony Kozul, 1997-2000Matt Poulk, 2002Lee McLean, 2003-2006Andy Stratton, 2007Dakota Piver, 2009-2011

16Clyde Holley, 1979-1982TommyGriffin,1983-1986Todd Penley, 1988-1990Brian Baucom, 1991Eric Oglesby, 1992Jeremy Medlin, 1993Dixon Putnam, 1994Jason Wilkes, 1995Benji McIntosh, 1996-1999Chris Lee, 2000Chip Grawey, 2002-2004Allen Flood, 2005-2009

Steven Davis, 2009-2012

17Michael Freeman, 1984Eric Hall, 1985-1986Tim Hooks, 1988-1990Reese Murdaugh, 1991Keith Pettus, 1992-1993Jason Borbeau, 1994Bryan Trogdon, 1996Mike Foucht, 1997-2000Gus Rantz, 2001

18Howie Edgerton, 1972-1975Ray Toler, 1976-1977Jim McLean, 1978Len McBride, 1979-1980Johnny Slaughter, 1981Bobby D. Reynolds, 1983-1984E.H. Kennedy, 1988Heath Altman, 1992-1993Jeff Howard, 1994-1995Anthony Kozol, 1996Bryan Trogdon, 1997-1999Jamie Hemingway, 2000-2001Eric Mitchell, 2002Neal Eichhorn, 2003-2004Jared Sutton, 2005-2006Cameron Roth, 2008-2010Jake Koenig, 2011-12

19Mike Antle, 1983Steve Tomancheck, 1984-1985Darren McCain, 1992Grant Batts, 1993Chris Luther, 1994Derek Heasley, 1995-1996Cam Heustess, 1997Jake Simmons, 1999Russ Simmerman, 2000-2003Andrew Morgan, 2004-2007Stephen Harrold, 2008-2010Kelly Secrest, 2011-12

20Dwayne Brown, 1980Mike Antle, 1981Roger Jernigan, 1983Keith Pearce, 1984Kevin Davidson, 1985-1986Desi Williams, 1988-1989Heath Altman, 1990-1991David Miller, 1995Lee Grant, 1996-1999Chip Grawey, 2000Chris Lee, 2001Will Hunt, 2003-2006Michael Rooney, 200-2010Josh Abshire, 2011-12

21Sterling Coward, 1962Al Morris, 1980-1981Ken Jones, 1983-1984Eric Hickman, 1985-1988Trent Mongero, 1989-1990Sal D-Esposito, 1991Chris Holstad, 1992-1993Jason Wilkes, 1994James Yopp, 1995Lee Stone, 1996Brock Keene, 1997Chris Coughlin, 1999-2000Brian Whitaker, 2001-2002

Matt Poulk, 2003-2006Nate Hall, 2007-2008Aaron Jones, 2009Tom Timoney, 2010-12

22John Hester, 1967Johnny Slaughter, 1982-1984Tim Langmeyer, 1985-1988Perry Currin, 1989-1992Brian Tatum, 1993-1994Jason Dean, 1996-1997,1999Matt Wright, 2000-2003Kenny Smith, 2004-2006Daniel Cropper, 2007-2011Ryan Mayhew, 2012

23Bill Stenger, 1975Randy Bernhardt, 1976Mark Scalf, 1977-1980Gary Hall, 1981Chris McBride, 1992-1994Jason Roach, 1995-1997*Tim Dunn, 1998Michael Armstrong, 1999-2000Chris Coughlin, 2002-2003Jeff Hatcher, 2005-2008Ryan Walker, 2009-2010Travis Bradley, 2011-12

24Paul Stevens, 1976-1977Russell Tyler, 1978Ricky Watkins, 1980Roger Hudson, 1981-1984Reggie Redd, 1985-1986Mike Byers, 1988Vince Campbell, 1989Joe Catalano, 1990Grant Batts, 1991David McDowell, 1992Chris Moag, 1993Bryan Britt, 1994-1996Scott West, 1998David McPherson, 1999-2001Jason Schlinder, 2002-2003Allen Flood, 2004Kevin Hodges, 2005-2007Justin Bradley, 2008-2011Luke Dunlap, 2012

25Greg Carroll, 1975Rick Watkins, 1977-1978Bobby Reynolds, 1985-1986Jeff Kafer, 1988Jon Wood, 1990-1992Joey Pyrtle, 1993-1995Tim Brown, 1996-1997Greg Troutman, 1998-1999Patrick Massey, 2000-2001Ronald Hill, 2002-2005Bradley Holt, 2006-2008Thomas Jones, 2009-2012

26Wayne Rabon, 1975Cecil Davis, 1976-1977Butch Kornides, 1978Jeff Cole, 1979-1980Don Stevenson, 1981-1983Kent Joyce, 1984Kendall Buckner, 1985Darren Huffman, 1990Chris Holstad, 1991

Grant Batts, 1992Charles Lewis, 1993-1994Matt Oakley, 1995Brian Lewis, 1996-1997Jeff Roma, 1999Kevin Millard, 2000Fred Wray, 2001Brian Brewer, 2002Michael Marbry, 2003-2006Rhett Miller, 2007-2010Zak Kornblum, 2011Justin Livengood, 2012

27Herbie Dawkins, 1979Gary Chadwick, 1980Keith Rickard, 1981Bobby Bryant, 1982-1985Eric Wilkins, 1988John Schultz, 1990Jared Gray, 1991Trey Cheek, 1992-1994Terry Williams, 1995-1998Kenny Wilson, 1999Charlie Weatherby, 2000-2001Jeff Moore, 2002-2005Brett Braxton, 2006-2008Tyler McSwain, 2009-2012

28John Milkovits, 1979-1981Paul Williams, 1982-1984Keith Moore, 1985-1986Bryant Balentine, 1988-1990Dan Herring, 1991Brian Smith, 1992-1994*Brock Keene, 1995Jack Temple, 1997-1999Blake Cross, 2002-2004Chris Johnson, 2005-2008Austin Sandy, 2009Will Edgerton, 2010Mat Batts, 2012

29Paul Fulton, 1972-1975Wayne Rabon, 1976Ross Cook, 1977Roger Sutton, 1978-1979Bill Austin, 1980Tommy Phillips, 1981-1983Kevin Davidson, 1984Jay Stott, 1985-1986Ed Stoudenmire, 1988-1991Jeff Rogers, 1992-1995Brandon Hall, 1996-1998Mark Carver, 2004-2008Allen King, 2009Tyler DeLoach, 2010-12

30Jerry Martin, 1967-1968Carroll Bickers, 1972-1973Van Lewis, 1975-1977Ronnie Peoples, 1978-1979Richard Foy, 1980-1981Morris Marshburn, 1982-1983Mitch Wells, 1985-1986Howard Perch, 1988-1989Corey Broome, 1990-1993Tate Joyner, 1994-1997Jack Simmons, 1998Brad Denson, 2001-2004Blake Hundley, 2005-2006Bryan Booth, 2007-2010Ricky Holden, 2011-12

Sam Long, 1967James Fugate, 1967Brian Tatum, 1992Battle Holley, 1993-1994Jon Avent, 1995-1998Stephen Grady, 1999-2000Magnus Pilegard, 2001-2002Cody Stanley, 2008-2010Matt Campbell, 2011-12

9 9Ronald Smith, 1962Robert Dunn, 1968Chris Nesselroade, 1992Ren Chapman, 1993-1994Mauney Stanley, 1996-1999Brad Overton, 2001-2003Tim Preston, 2004-2005Ryan Foreman, 2007-2008Marc Locklear, 2009Dillon Bass, 2011-12

10 10Wayne Bolick, 1962Edward Lewis, 1967Paul Livingston, 1968Bobby Schupp, 1972-1975Richard Lancaster, 1976-1977Bill Austin, 1978Robert Kirkpatrick, 1979-1980Jaymie McGuire, 1981-1983Mitch Wells, 1984Jim Fritz, 1992Eric Glasgow, 1993-1994Jonathan Guthman, 2001-2002Bradley Bradshaw, 2003-2006Jes Snyder, 2007-2008Hunter Ridge, 2010-2012

11 11Larry Edens, 1962James Johnson, 1967Jack Campbell, 1968Edward Booth, 1972Bill Stenger, 1973Butch Kornides, 1975Larry Dove, 1976Terry Greene, 1977-1978Bill Austin, 1979Phil Vanderbosch, 1980Robbie Rothrock, 1981Charles Cubbage, 1982-1983Jeff Padgett, 1984Joe Catalano, 1985-1986Gary Ginn, 1988Mark Chamberlain, 1989-1992Marshall Cooper, 1993-1996Bryan Mazur, 1997-1999Matt Williard, 2000Joe Dekker, 2001Zach Harris, 2002Aaron Smith, 2003-2004Jason Appel, 2005-2007Jordan Ramsey, 2012

12 12William Haywood, 1962Pete Daughtry, 1967Edward Lewis, 1968Harry Kincaid, 1972-1973Parker Davis, 1975-1976Larry Livingston, 1977-1979Paul Murr, 1980-1983Calvin Garrett, 1984-1986Mike Ferrell, 1988-1990Mace Watts, 1991

Brian Baucom, 1992-1993Tyrone Robertson, 1994-1997Jesse DeMaria-Kinney, 1998-1999Jake Mullis, 2001-2003Chris Hatcher, 2004-2006Ryan Doolittle, 2007Alex Hill, 2008-2011Tyler Molinaro, 2012

13 13Perry Burchett, 1962Sal D’Esposito, 1992-1993Derek Williams, 1994-1997Kevin Hairr, 1998-2001Pete Grimm, 2002Robert White, 2003-2004Brent Gainey, 2005Marc Locklear, 2006-2008Ryan Foreman, 2009Blaze Tart, 2010-12

14 14Kenneth McDowell, 1962Ed Nobles, 1967John Hester, 1968Dave Sandlin, 1972-1973Mike Good, 1975-1977Danny Houston, 1978-1980Richard Lawing, 1981Donnie Walker, 1982Pete Hartness, 1983Robert Mazur, 1984Scott Brady, 1985-1988John Schultz, 1989Kevin Hooker, 1990-1993Jason Ramsey, 1994-1996Mark Lewis, 1998David McKenna, 1999-2000Matt Carter, 2000-2003Zach Kimball, 2004-2005Matt Holt, 2006-2010Sean Buchanan, 2011-12

15 15Tommy Foy, 1967Harold Flinchum, 1968Mike Wheeler, 1972Randy Prosser, 1973-1976Bobby Hollins, 1975John Tallent, 1978-1980Mark Bray, 1982-1983Chuck Jones, 1984,1986Scott Rolf, 1985Al Frank Catucci, 1988-1989Mike Siopes, 1990-1991Jason Wilkes, 1992,1996Kevin Robinson, 1993-1994Anthony Kozul, 1997-2000Matt Poulk, 2002Lee McLean, 2003-2006Andy Stratton, 2007Dakota Piver, 2009-2011

16 16Clyde Holley, 1979-1982TommyGriffin,1983-1986Todd Penley, 1988-1990Brian Baucom, 1991Eric Oglesby, 1992Jeremy Medlin, 1993Dixon Putnam, 1994Jason Wilkes, 1995Benji McIntosh, 1996-1999Chris Lee, 2000Chip Grawey, 2002-2004Allen Flood, 2005-2009

Steven Davis, 2009-2012

17 17Michael Freeman, 1984Eric Hall, 1985-1986Tim Hooks, 1988-1990Reese Murdaugh, 1991Keith Pettus, 1992-1993Jason Borbeau, 1994Bryan Trogdon, 1996Mike Foucht, 1997-2000Gus Rantz, 2001

18 18Howie Edgerton, 1972-1975Ray Toler, 1976-1977Jim McLean, 1978Len McBride, 1979-1980Johnny Slaughter, 1981Bobby D. Reynolds, 1983-1984E.H. Kennedy, 1988Heath Altman, 1992-1993Jeff Howard, 1994-1995Anthony Kozol, 1996Bryan Trogdon, 1997-1999Jamie Hemingway, 2000-2001Eric Mitchell, 2002Neal Eichhorn, 2003-2004Jared Sutton, 2005-2006Cameron Roth, 2008-2010Jake Koenig, 2011-12

19 19Mike Antle, 1983Steve Tomancheck, 1984-1985Darren McCain, 1992Grant Batts, 1993Chris Luther, 1994Derek Heasley, 1995-1996Cam Heustess, 1997Jake Simmons, 1999Russ Simmerman, 2000-2003Andrew Morgan, 2004-2007Stephen Harrold, 2008-2010Kelly Secrest, 2011-12

20 20Dwayne Brown, 1980Mike Antle, 1981Roger Jernigan, 1983Keith Pearce, 1984Kevin Davidson, 1985-1986Desi Williams, 1988-1989Heath Altman, 1990-1991David Miller, 1995Lee Grant, 1996-1999Chip Grawey, 2000Chris Lee, 2001Will Hunt, 2003-2006Michael Rooney, 200-2010Josh Abshire, 2011-12

21 21Sterling Coward, 1962Al Morris, 1980-1981Ken Jones, 1983-1984Eric Hickman, 1985-1988Trent Mongero, 1989-1990Sal D-Esposito, 1991Chris Holstad, 1992-1993Jason Wilkes, 1994James Yopp, 1995Lee Stone, 1996Brock Keene, 1997Chris Coughlin, 1999-2000Brian Whitaker, 2001-2002

Matt Poulk, 2003-2006Nate Hall, 2007-2008Aaron Jones, 2009Tom Timoney, 2010-12

22 22John Hester, 1967Johnny Slaughter, 1982-1984Tim Langmeyer, 1985-1988Perry Currin, 1989-1992Brian Tatum, 1993-1994Jason Dean, 1996-1997,1999Matt Wright, 2000-2003Kenny Smith, 2004-2006Daniel Cropper, 2007-2011Ryan Mayhew, 2012

23 23Bill Stenger, 1975Randy Bernhardt, 1976Mark Scalf, 1977-1980Gary Hall, 1981Chris McBride, 1992-1994Jason Roach, 1995-1997*Tim Dunn, 1998Michael Armstrong, 1999-2000Chris Coughlin, 2002-2003Jeff Hatcher, 2005-2008Ryan Walker, 2009-2010Travis Bradley, 2011-12

24 24Paul Stevens, 1976-1977Russell Tyler, 1978Ricky Watkins, 1980Roger Hudson, 1981-1984Reggie Redd, 1985-1986Mike Byers, 1988Vince Campbell, 1989Joe Catalano, 1990Grant Batts, 1991David McDowell, 1992Chris Moag, 1993Bryan Britt, 1994-1996Scott West, 1998David McPherson, 1999-2001Jason Schlinder, 2002-2003Allen Flood, 2004Kevin Hodges, 2005-2007Justin Bradley, 2008-2011Luke Dunlap, 2012

25 25Greg Carroll, 1975Rick Watkins, 1977-1978Bobby Reynolds, 1985-1986Jeff Kafer, 1988Jon Wood, 1990-1992Joey Pyrtle, 1993-1995Tim Brown, 1996-1997Greg Troutman, 1998-1999Patrick Massey, 2000-2001Ronald Hill, 2002-2005Bradley Holt, 2006-2008Thomas Jones, 2009-2012

26 26Wayne Rabon, 1975Cecil Davis, 1976-1977Butch Kornides, 1978Jeff Cole, 1979-1980Don Stevenson, 1981-1983Kent Joyce, 1984Kendall Buckner, 1985Darren Huffman, 1990Chris Holstad, 1991

Grant Batts, 1992Charles Lewis, 1993-1994Matt Oakley, 1995Brian Lewis, 1996-1997Jeff Roma, 1999Kevin Millard, 2000Fred Wray, 2001Brian Brewer, 2002Michael Marbry, 2003-2006Rhett Miller, 2007-2010Zak Kornblum, 2011Justin Livengood, 2012

27 27Herbie Dawkins, 1979Gary Chadwick, 1980Keith Rickard, 1981Bobby Bryant, 1982-1985Eric Wilkins, 1988John Schultz, 1990Jared Gray, 1991Trey Cheek, 1992-1994Terry Williams, 1995-1998Kenny Wilson, 1999Charlie Weatherby, 2000-2001Jeff Moore, 2002-2005Brett Braxton, 2006-2008Tyler McSwain, 2009-2012

28 28John Milkovits, 1979-1981Paul Williams, 1982-1984Keith Moore, 1985-1986Bryant Balentine, 1988-1990Dan Herring, 1991Brian Smith, 1992-1994*Brock Keene, 1995Jack Temple, 1997-1999Blake Cross, 2002-2004Chris Johnson, 2005-2008Austin Sandy, 2009Will Edgerton, 2010Mat Batts, 2012

29 29Paul Fulton, 1972-1975Wayne Rabon, 1976Ross Cook, 1977Roger Sutton, 1978-1979Bill Austin, 1980Tommy Phillips, 1981-1983Kevin Davidson, 1984Jay Stott, 1985-1986Ed Stoudenmire, 1988-1991Jeff Rogers, 1992-1995Brandon Hall, 1996-1998Mark Carver, 2004-2008Allen King, 2009Tyler DeLoach, 2010-12

30 30Jerry Martin, 1967-1968Carroll Bickers, 1972-1973Van Lewis, 1975-1977Ronnie Peoples, 1978-1979Richard Foy, 1980-1981Morris Marshburn, 1982-1983Mitch Wells, 1985-1986Howard Perch, 1988-1989Corey Broome, 1990-1993Tate Joyner, 1994-1997Jack Simmons, 1998Brad Denson, 2001-2004Blake Hundley, 2005-2006Bryan Booth, 2007-2010Ricky Holden, 2011-12


all-time numbers 31DoyleWhitfield,1967Peter Eyer, 1968Barney lewis, 1970Eric Higgins, 1972-1973Steve Ganoe, 1975Jim McLean, 1976-1977Ed Finch, 1978Tim Whitehead, 1979-1982Gary Hall, 1983-1984Van Baber, 1986Derek Heasley, 1993-1994Greg Carlson, 1997Kevin Hager, 1998-1999Brian Woods, 2000Thomas Benton, 2003-2006Brandon Padgett, 2007Tyler Smith, 2008-2011Justin Manning, 2012

32Sandy Dew, 1967-1968Howard Wilshire, 1970-1971Charlie Maultsby, 1972Robert Ivey, 1973-1976Butch Kornides, 1977Richard Lancaster, 1978-1979Sammy Hill, 1980Tommy Townsend, 1981-1982Paul Harris, 1983Anthony Trent, 1984Gary Nail, 1986Jerome Hunt, 1990Chris Luther, 1995-1997Eric Johnson, 1998-2001David Lipson, 2002Adam Paul, 2003-2006Bobby Leeper, 2007-2009Ryan Leach, 2011-12

33Sam Askew, 1967-1968Kenny Meadows, 1970Bill Hutchinson, 1972-1973Ken Carter, 1975-1976Dan Tricarico, 1977-1979Ted Pope, 1980Mike Rigsbee, 1981,1983Chuck Spencer, 1982Wesley Currin, 1984-1986

John High, 1988Mark Bass, 1989-1990Keith Barnhardt, 1991-1992Ken Ickes, 1996-1998Matt McDonnell, 1999-2002Mitch Williams, 2003-2004Shane Fench, 2005-2008Robbie Monday, 2009-2010Drew Farber, 2011-12

34Eugene Russ, 1967-1968Kurt Newber, 1970Billy Smith, 1972-1973Mike Robbins, 1975-1977Ron Broadwell, 1978Richard Warren, 1979Tom Jones, 1980-1981Mike Melville, 1982-1984Scott Altman, 1985-1986Chris Watson, 1988Brian Eichorn, 1989Matt Swingle, 1990Robert Brown, 1991Zach Booker, 2004-2006Seth Frankoff, 2007-2010Christian MacDonald, 2011-12

35James Hall, 1967-1968John Hester, 1969Al Burnette, 1972Tom Davis, 1973Phil Lambert, 1975-1978Rusty Wagstaff, 1979-1980Buck Barber, 1981Kevin Smith, 1982Benny Harris, 1983-1984Mike Meadows, 1986Brian Stewart, 1988Elbert Kennedy, 1989Curtis White, 1990Josh Sutton, 2004-2005Kyle Lewis, 2006, 2008Jack Lane, 2009, 2011-12

36Dan Whisnant, 1967-1968Scott Bradshaw, 1972Alan Phillips, 1975

Thurston Watkins, 1976-1977Bubba Baldwin, 1978-1979Kenny Smith, 1980-1983Scott Rold, 1984Michael Byers, 1985-1986Randy Hill, 1988-1989Greg Moss, 1990-1991Larry Salefsky, 2006-2008Andrew Cain, 2009-2012

37Weldon Johnson, 1967-1968Alan Smith, 1972David Clemmons, 1973Ricky Jones, 1975Richard King, 1976-1979Richard Lawing, 1980Jeff Newsome, 1981-1982Charles Canady, 1983Keith Moore, 1984Chuck Jones, 1985Jerome Hunt, 1988-1989Cody Dickens, 2006-2007

38Bob Vaughn, 1967James Harris, 1968Robert Pittman, 1972-1975Alan Phillips, 1976Bill Rhodes, 1977-1979Johnny Conner, 1980-1981Buddy Walters, 1982-1984Tom Heitler, 1985-1986Mark Bass, 1988Tom Heitler, 1989Dan Herring, 1990John Babson, 1991Jonathan Cantrell, 2006-2007Brian Rhino, 2009-2010Micah Jarrett, 2012

39Victory Johnson, 1967James Atkins, 1968Greg Dalton, 1971-1973Larry File, 1975-1976Jim Montague, 1977-1980Kelly O’Donnell, 1981-1982Byron Sasser, 1983Scott Whitley, 1984

Michael Freeman, 1985-1986Keith Jarman, 1988-1991Dylan Kipp, 2009Andrew Harnage, 2010-11Matt Keeler, 2012

40Mike Brannan, 1967James Johnson, 1968Hank Harris, 1972Swain Smith, 1973-1976Ed Finch, 1977Cecil Davis, 1978-1979Tommy Phillips, 1980Scott Absner, 1981Benny Skinner, 1982-1983Tommy Daniel, 1984Gary Hall, 1985Mark Maultsby, 1986Tommie Adams, 1988-1989Brack Hardee, 1990-1991David Shambley, 2008-2011Corey Dick, 2012

41Charles P. Cuppett, 1967-1968Bill Warmack, 1972-1973Jerry Yandrick, 1975-1976David Pope, 1977-1980Kermit Molleur, 1981David Price, 1982Stewart Tosto, 1984Dwayne Graham, 1985-1986David Morrison, 1988-1991

42Terry Boswell, 1967Pete Daughtry, 1968Bruce Cavenaugh, 1972-1973Randy Ourt, 1975-1977Jim Gourley, 1978-1979Carl Willis, 1980-1983 *Kenny King, 1984-1986Tony Tillman, 1988-1989Ricky Scarborough, 1990-1991

43Wayne Johnson, 1967-1968Bob Becher, 1972-1973Andy Tysinger, 1975

Mike Williams, 1977-1980Doug Weatherspoon, 1981Jeff Clark, 1982-1985Randy Fennell, 1986-1989Keith Pettus, 1991

44Jim Sanders, 1967-1968Barnes Yelverton, 1972Duke Sanderson, 1973Mike Hunter, 1975-1978Ron Inman, 1979-1982Curtis Hopper, 1983-1986Rodney Sellers, 1988Brian Smith, 1991 *

45John Benson, 1984

50Jerry Martin, 1969-1970

51Pete Eyer, 1969Eric Higgins, 1970-1971

52Sandy Dew, 1969Charlie Maultsby, 1970-1971

53Sam Askew, 1969-1970

54Ed Atkins, 1969-1971

55Eugene Russ, 1969-1970Doug Donnald, 1972

56Paul Livingston, 1969-1970

57Barrett Payne, 1969-1970

58James Harris, 1969David McGuire, 1970-1971

59Barnes Yelverton, 1969-1971

60James Hall, 1969David Sandlin, 1970-1971

62James Fugate, 1969James Johnson, 1970Bruce Cavenaugh, 1971

63Ed Booth, 1969-1971

64Jesse Smith, 1969

65Robert Dunn, 1969Larry Wilkerson, 1970

66Pete Daughtry, 1969Clarence Ferguson, 1970

67Charles Cuppett, 1969-1970

68James Atkins, 1969-1970

69Wayne Johnson, 1969Mike Wheeler, 1970-1971

John High, 1988Mark Bass, 1989-1990Keith Barnhardt, 1991-1992Ken Ickes, 1996-1998Matt McDonnell, 1999-2002Mitch Williams, 2003-2004Shane Fench, 2005-2008Robbie Monday, 2009-2010Drew Farber, 2011-12

34 34Eugene Russ, 1967-1968Kurt Newber, 1970Billy Smith, 1972-1973Mike Robbins, 1975-1977Ron Broadwell, 1978Richard Warren, 1979Tom Jones, 1980-1981Mike Melville, 1982-1984Scott Altman, 1985-1986Chris Watson, 1988Brian Eichorn, 1989Matt Swingle, 1990Robert Brown, 1991Zach Booker, 2004-2006Seth Frankoff, 2007-2010Christian MacDonald, 2011-12

35 35James Hall, 1967-1968John Hester, 1969Al Burnette, 1972Tom Davis, 1973Phil Lambert, 1975-1978Rusty Wagstaff, 1979-1980Buck Barber, 1981Kevin Smith, 1982Benny Harris, 1983-1984Mike Meadows, 1986Brian Stewart, 1988Elbert Kennedy, 1989Curtis White, 1990Josh Sutton, 2004-2005Kyle Lewis, 2006, 2008Jack Lane, 2009, 2011-12

36 36Dan Whisnant, 1967-1968Scott Bradshaw, 1972Alan Phillips, 1975

Thurston Watkins, 1976-1977Bubba Baldwin, 1978-1979Kenny Smith, 1980-1983Scott Rold, 1984Michael Byers, 1985-1986Randy Hill, 1988-1989Greg Moss, 1990-1991Larry Salefsky, 2006-2008Andrew Cain, 2009-2012

37 37Weldon Johnson, 1967-1968Alan Smith, 1972David Clemmons, 1973Ricky Jones, 1975Richard King, 1976-1979Richard Lawing, 1980Jeff Newsome, 1981-1982Charles Canady, 1983Keith Moore, 1984Chuck Jones, 1985Jerome Hunt, 1988-1989Cody Dickens, 2006-2007

38 38Bob Vaughn, 1967James Harris, 1968Robert Pittman, 1972-1975Alan Phillips, 1976Bill Rhodes, 1977-1979Johnny Conner, 1980-1981Buddy Walters, 1982-1984Tom Heitler, 1985-1986Mark Bass, 1988Tom Heitler, 1989Dan Herring, 1990John Babson, 1991Jonathan Cantrell, 2006-2007Brian Rhino, 2009-2010Micah Jarrett, 2012

39 39Victory Johnson, 1967James Atkins, 1968Greg Dalton, 1971-1973Larry File, 1975-1976Jim Montague, 1977-1980Kelly O’Donnell, 1981-1982Byron Sasser, 1983Scott Whitley, 1984

Michael Freeman, 1985-1986Keith Jarman, 1988-1991Dylan Kipp, 2009Andrew Harnage, 2010-11Matt Keeler, 2012

40 40Mike Brannan, 1967James Johnson, 1968Hank Harris, 1972Swain Smith, 1973-1976Ed Finch, 1977Cecil Davis, 1978-1979Tommy Phillips, 1980Scott Absner, 1981Benny Skinner, 1982-1983Tommy Daniel, 1984Gary Hall, 1985Mark Maultsby, 1986Tommie Adams, 1988-1989Brack Hardee, 1990-1991David Shambley, 2008-2011Corey Dick, 2012

41 41Charles P. Cuppett, 1967-1968Bill Warmack, 1972-1973Jerry Yandrick, 1975-1976David Pope, 1977-1980Kermit Molleur, 1981David Price, 1982Stewart Tosto, 1984Dwayne Graham, 1985-1986David Morrison, 1988-1991

42 42Terry Boswell, 1967Pete Daughtry, 1968Bruce Cavenaugh, 1972-1973Randy Ourt, 1975-1977Jim Gourley, 1978-1979Carl Willis, 1980-1983 *Kenny King, 1984-1986Tony Tillman, 1988-1989Ricky Scarborough, 1990-1991

43 43Wayne Johnson, 1967-1968Bob Becher, 1972-1973Andy Tysinger, 1975

Mike Williams, 1977-1980Doug Weatherspoon, 1981Jeff Clark, 1982-1985Randy Fennell, 1986-1989Keith Pettus, 1991

44 44Jim Sanders, 1967-1968Barnes Yelverton, 1972Duke Sanderson, 1973Mike Hunter, 1975-1978Ron Inman, 1979-1982Curtis Hopper, 1983-1986Rodney Sellers, 1988Brian Smith, 1991 *

45 45John Benson, 1984

50 50Jerry Martin, 1969-1970

51 51Pete Eyer, 1969Eric Higgins, 1970-1971

52 52Sandy Dew, 1969Charlie Maultsby, 1970-1971

53 53Sam Askew, 1969-1970

54 54Ed Atkins, 1969-1971

55 55Eugene Russ, 1969-1970Doug Donnald, 1972

56 56Paul Livingston, 1969-1970

57 57Barrett Payne, 1969-1970

58 58James Harris, 1969David McGuire, 1970-1971

59 59Barnes Yelverton, 1969-1971

60 60James Hall, 1969David Sandlin, 1970-1971

62 62James Fugate, 1969James Johnson, 1970Bruce Cavenaugh, 1971

63 63Ed Booth, 1969-1971

64 64Jesse Smith, 1969

65 65Robert Dunn, 1969Larry Wilkerson, 1970

66 66Pete Daughtry, 1969Clarence Ferguson, 1970

67 67Charles Cuppett, 1969-1970

68 68James Atkins, 1969-1970

69 69Wayne Johnson, 1969Mike Wheeler, 1970-1971


AJosh Abshire, 2011-12Scott Absber, 1981Richard Adams, 1971Tommie Adams, 1988-89Earl Allen, 1958Heath Altman, 1990-91-92-93Scott Altman, 1985-86Richard Ammons, 1960David Ange, 2000-01Mike Antle, 1981-83Jason Appel, 2005-06-07-08Mike Armstrong, 2000-01Sam Askew, 1967-68-69-70Ed Atkins, 1969-70-71James Atkins, 1968-69-70Bill Austin, 1978-79-80John Avent, 1995-96-97-98

BVann Baber, 1986-87John Babson, 1991-92-94-95Craig Bailey, 1987Bubba Baldwin, 1978-79Bryant Balentine, 1988-89-90Buck Barber, 1981Justin Barefoot, 2005-06-07-08Keith Barnhardt, 1992-93-94-95Dillon Bass, 2011-12Mark Bass, 1987-88-89-90Michael Bass, 2010-11-12Grant Batts, 1991-92-93Jonathan Batts, 2004-05-06-07Mat Batts, 2012Brian Baucom, 1991-92-93Bob Becher, 1972-73Nathan Bedford, 1959-60Dale Bennett, 1964John Benson, 1984Thomas Benton, 2003-04-05-06Dale Berkey, 1998-99Randy Bernhardt, 1976Carroll Bickers, 1971-72-73-74Wayne Bollick, 1962Josh Bonifay, 1997-99Jackie Booker, 1965Zach Booker, 2004-05-06Bryan Booth, 2007-08-09-10Ed Booth, 1969-70-71-72Terry Boswell, 1967Jason Bourbeau, 1994Justin Bradley, 2008-09-10-11Travis Bradley, 2011-12Bradley Bradshaw, 2004-05-06Scott Bradshaw, 1972Scott Brady, 1985-86-87-88Mike Brannan, 1967Mark Bray, 1982-83Tim Bray, 1966Brett Braxton, 2006-08Jim Braxton, 1963-64-65-66Brian Brewer, 2002Bryan Britt, 1994-95-96Ron Broadwell, 1978Benny Broome, 1961Corey Broome, 1990-91-92-93Dwayne Brown, 1980Tim Brown, 1996-97Robert Brown, 1991Bill Brunjes, 1960Bobby Bryant, 1982-83-84-85David Bryant, 1999Sean Buchanon, 2011-12Kendall Buckner, 1985Perry Burchette, 1961-62Al Burnette, 1972

Michael Byers, 1985-86-87-88

CAndrew Cain, 2009-10-11-12Jack Campbell, 1968Matt Campbell, 2011-12Charles Canady, 1983Jon Cantrell, 2006-07Greg Carlson, 1996-97Ed Carroll, 1957-58-59Greg Caroll, 1974-75Ken Carter, 1975-76Matt Carter, 2000-01-02-03Mark Carver, 2005-06-07-08Joe Catalano, 1990John Catalano, 1985-86-87Al Frank Catucci, 1988-89Barry Cauble, 1957-58-59Bruce Cavenaugh, 1970-71-72-73Gary Chadwick, 1980Mark Chamberlain, 1989-90-91-92Ren Chapman, 1993-94Trey Cheek, 1992-93-94Tom Choiniere, 1995Jeff Clark, 1982-83-84-85David Clemmons, 1973-74 Tommy Cobb, 1960Cameron Cockman, 2009-10-11Jeff Cole, 1979-80Tom Cole, 1963-64Steve Coley, 1962-63-64-65Bobby Conner, 1959-60Johnny Conner, 1980-81Ross Cook, 1977Roger Coon, 1959-60Marshall Cooper, 1993-94-95-96Chris Coughlin, 1999-00-02-03Parris Croom, 1963Daniel Cropper, 2007-09-10-11Blake Cross, 2001-02-03-04Sterling Coward, 1962-63Harold Criddle, 1963Chris Cubbage, 1982-83Charles P. Cuppett, 1967-68-69-70Perry Currin, 1989-90-91-92Wesley Currin, 1984-85-86-87Billy Cyphers, 1959

DGreg Dalton, 1971-72-73-74Tommy Daniel, 1984Pete Daughtry, 1966-67-68-69Kevin Davidson, 1984-85-86-87Cecil Davis, 1976-77-78-79Jon Davis, 2003-04Parker Davis, 1975-76Steven Davis, 2009-10-11-12Tom Davis, 1973-74Herb Dawkins, 1978-79Jason Dean, 1996-97-98-99Sal D’Esposito, 1991-93Billy DeBruhl, 1957-58-59Joe Dekker, 2001Tyler DeLoach, 2010-11-12Jesse DeMaria-Kinney, 1998-99Brad Denson, 2001-02-03-04Sandy Dew, 1966-67-68-69Corey Dick, 2012Cody Dickens, 2006-07Jamie Dishman, 1992Doug Donnald, 1972Ryan Doolittle, 2007Larry Dove, 1976Luke Dunlap, 2012Robert Dunn, 1968-69Tim Dunn, 1998

Happy Durham, 1964Ronald Durham, 1960-61

ENeal Easom, 1957-58Larry Edens, 1960-61-62Howie Edgerton, 1972-73-74-75Will Edgerton, 2010Brian Eichhorn, 1989Neal Eichhorn, 2003-04Bill Elliott, 1957-58Grayson Evans, 2006-07-09-10Peter Eyer, 1968-69

fBruce Failing, 1971Drew Farber, 2011-12Mike Farris, 1971Randy Fennell, 1986-87-88-89Clarence Ferguson, 1970Mike Ferrell, 1988-89-90Larry File, 1975-76Ed Finch, 1977-78Harold Flinchum, 1968Allen Flood, 2005-06-07-08Scott Floyd, 1987Ryan Foreman, 2007-08-09Mike Foucht, 1997-98-99-00Richard Foy, 1980-81Tommy Foy, 1965-67Ray Fraley, 1965Seth Frankoff, 2007-08-09-10Michael Freeman, 1984-85-86-87Shane French, 2005-06-07-08Jim Fritz, 1992James Fugate, 1968-69Paul Fulton, 1972-73-74-75

GSteve Ganoe, 1974-75Calvin Garrett, 1984-85-86-87Joel Gibson, 1957-58-59Gary Ginn, 1988-89Eric Glasgow, 1993-94Mike Good, 1974-75-76-77David Goold, 1961John Gourley, 1978-79Stephen Grady, 1999-00Dwayne Graham, 1985-86-87Lee Grant, 1996-97-98-99Chip Grawey, 2000-02-03-04Billy Gray, 1992Jared Gray, 1991Terry Greene, 1977-78TommyGriffin,1983-84-85-86Peter Grimm, 2002Rudy Groomes, 1957-58-59Jonathan Guthman, 2001-02

HKevin Hager, 1998-99Kevin Hairr, 1998-99-00-01Steve Halford, 2006-07Brandon Hall, 1996-97Buddy Hall, 1963Eric Hall, 1985-86Gary Hall, 1981-83-84-85James Hall, 1966-67-68-69Nate Hall, 2007-08Tommy Hall, 1964Warren Hall, 1992-93Jesse Haney, 2007-08-09-10Brack Hardee, 1990-91Daniel Hargrave, 2005-06-07-08Andrew Harnage, 2010-11Benny Harris, 1983-84

Bill Harris, 1963-64-66Hank Harris, 1971-72James Harris, 1968-69Paul Harris, 1983Zach Harris, 2002Stephen Harrold, 2008-09-10Pete Hartness, 1983Chris Hatcher, 2004-05-06Jeff Hatcher, 2005-06-07-08Paul Haynes, 1995-96William Haywood, 1961-62Derek Heasley, 1994-95-96Tom Heath, 1957-58-59Tom Heitler, 1985-86-87-89Jaime Hemingway, 2000-01-02-03Dan Herring, 1990-91Jim Herring, 1960John Hester, 1967-68-69Cam Heustess, 1997Eric Hickman, 1985-86-87-88Eric Higgins, 1970-71-72-73John High, 1987-88Alex Hill, 2008-09-10-11Randy Hill, 1987-88-89Ronald Hill, 2002-03-04-05Sammy Hill, 1980Tom Hines, 1961Kevin Hodges, 2006-07Ricky Holden, 2011-12Tommy Holder, 2002Battle Holley, 1993-94Clyde Holley, 1979-80-81-82Bobby Hollins, 1977Chris Holstad, 1991-92-93-94Bradley Holt, 2006-07-08Matt Holt, 2007-08-09-10Don Honeycutt, 1960Larry Honeycutt, 1963-64-65Kevin Hooker, 1990-91-92-93Jerry Hooks, 1963Tim Hooks, 1987-88-89-90Curtis Hopper, 1983-84-85-86Danny Houston, 1978-79-80Jeff Howard, 1994-95Louis Howard, 1961-62Rusty Howard, 1987Ronnie Hoyland, 1963Roger Hudson, 1981-82-83-84Blake Hundley, 2005-06Whitey Hunsucker, 1963-64Jerome Hunt, 1987-88-89-90Will Hunt, 2003-04-05-06Mike Hunter, 1975-76-77-78Todd Hurst, 1987Bill Hutchinson, 1972-73

IKen Ickes, 1995-96-97-98Ron Imman, 1979-80-81-82Robert Ivey, 1974-75-76

JKeith Jarman, 1988-89-90-91Micah Jarrett, 2012Roger Jernigan, 1983Chris Johnson, 2006-07-08Eric Johnson, 1998-99-00-01Gary Johnson, 1987James Johnson, 1967-68-69-70Victor Johnson, 1964-65-66-67Wayne Johnson, 1966-67-68-69Weldon Johnson, 1967-68Aaron Jones, 2009Chuck Jones, 1984-85-86-87Ken Jones, 1983-84Rickey Jones, 1974-75

Thomas Jones, 2009-10, 12Tom Jones, 1980-81Kent Joyce, 1984Blayne Joyner, 1997-98-99-00Tate Joyner, 1994-95-96-97Chuck Justice, 1994-96

kJeff Kafer, 1987-88George Kalamaras, 1964Matt Keeler, 2012Brock Keene, 1995-1997-98Lawrence Keith, 1961-62Doug Kennedy, 1965E. H. Kennedy, 1988-89Zach Kimball, 2004-05Harry Kincaid, 1972-73Allen King, 2009Kenny King, 1984-85-86Richard King, 1976-77-78-79Dylan Kipp, 2009Robert Kirkpatrick, 1979-80Eddie Kitchen, 1987Jake Koenig, 2011-12Zak Kornblum, 2011Butch Kornides, 1974Anthony Kozol, 1996-97-98-00

LRyan LaGrange, 2011-12Phil Lambert, 1975-76-77-78Carl Lancaster, 1974 Richard Lancaster, 1976-77-78-79Jack Lane, 2009-11-12Tim Langmeyer, 1985-86-87-88Richard Lawing, 1980-81Ryan Leach, 2011-12Chris Lee, 2000-01Bobby Leeper, 2007-08-09Ed Lemon, 1963-64-65-66Barney Lewis, 1970Brian Lewis, 1996-97Chuck Lewis, 1965-66Charles Lewis, 1993-94Edward Lewis, 1965-66-67-68Kyle Lewis, 2006-08Mark Lewis, 1998Van Lewis, 1975-76-77Justin Livengood, 2012Wesley Livengood, 1960Larry Livingston, 1977-78-79Paul Livingston, 1967-68-69-70Marc Locklear, 2007-08-09Sam Long, 1967Dave Lowery, 1965Chris Luther, 1994-95-96-97

mChristian MacDonald, 2011-12Elmer Maley, 1965-66-67Justin Manning, 2012Michael Marbry, 2003-04-05-06Daniel Marsh, 1997-98-99-00Morris Marshburn, 1982-83Jerry Martin, 1967-68-69-70Patrick Massey, 1999-00-01Charlie Maultsby, 1970-71-72Mark Maultsby, 1986-87Bryan Mazur, 1996-97-98-99Robert Mazur, 1984Jim Mayew, 1998Ryan Mayhew, 2012Chris McBride, 1992-93-94Len McBride, 1979-80Darren McCain, 1992David McClain, 1971

all-time letterwinnersMichael Byers, 1985-86-87-88

C CAndrew Cain, 2009-10-11-12Jack Campbell, 1968Matt Campbell, 2011-12Charles Canady, 1983Jon Cantrell, 2006-07Greg Carlson, 1996-97Ed Carroll, 1957-58-59Greg Caroll, 1974-75Ken Carter, 1975-76Matt Carter, 2000-01-02-03Mark Carver, 2005-06-07-08Joe Catalano, 1990John Catalano, 1985-86-87Al Frank Catucci, 1988-89Barry Cauble, 1957-58-59Bruce Cavenaugh, 1970-71-72-73Gary Chadwick, 1980Mark Chamberlain, 1989-90-91-92Ren Chapman, 1993-94Trey Cheek, 1992-93-94Tom Choiniere, 1995Jeff Clark, 1982-83-84-85David Clemmons, 1973-74 Tommy Cobb, 1960Cameron Cockman, 2009-10-11Jeff Cole, 1979-80Tom Cole, 1963-64Steve Coley, 1962-63-64-65Bobby Conner, 1959-60Johnny Conner, 1980-81Ross Cook, 1977Roger Coon, 1959-60Marshall Cooper, 1993-94-95-96Chris Coughlin, 1999-00-02-03Parris Croom, 1963Daniel Cropper, 2007-09-10-11Blake Cross, 2001-02-03-04Sterling Coward, 1962-63Harold Criddle, 1963Chris Cubbage, 1982-83Charles P. Cuppett, 1967-68-69-70Perry Currin, 1989-90-91-92Wesley Currin, 1984-85-86-87Billy Cyphers, 1959

D DGreg Dalton, 1971-72-73-74Tommy Daniel, 1984Pete Daughtry, 1966-67-68-69Kevin Davidson, 1984-85-86-87Cecil Davis, 1976-77-78-79Jon Davis, 2003-04Parker Davis, 1975-76Steven Davis, 2009-10-11-12Tom Davis, 1973-74Herb Dawkins, 1978-79Jason Dean, 1996-97-98-99Sal D’Esposito, 1991-93Billy DeBruhl, 1957-58-59Joe Dekker, 2001Tyler DeLoach, 2010-11-12Jesse DeMaria-Kinney, 1998-99Brad Denson, 2001-02-03-04Sandy Dew, 1966-67-68-69Corey Dick, 2012Cody Dickens, 2006-07Jamie Dishman, 1992Doug Donnald, 1972Ryan Doolittle, 2007Larry Dove, 1976Luke Dunlap, 2012Robert Dunn, 1968-69Tim Dunn, 1998

Thomas Jones, 2009-10, 12Tom Jones, 1980-81Kent Joyce, 1984Blayne Joyner, 1997-98-99-00Tate Joyner, 1994-95-96-97Chuck Justice, 1994-96

k kJeff Kafer, 1987-88George Kalamaras, 1964Matt Keeler, 2012Brock Keene, 1995-1997-98Lawrence Keith, 1961-62Doug Kennedy, 1965E. H. Kennedy, 1988-89Zach Kimball, 2004-05Harry Kincaid, 1972-73Allen King, 2009Kenny King, 1984-85-86Richard King, 1976-77-78-79Dylan Kipp, 2009Robert Kirkpatrick, 1979-80Eddie Kitchen, 1987Jake Koenig, 2011-12Zak Kornblum, 2011Butch Kornides, 1974Anthony Kozol, 1996-97-98-00

L LRyan LaGrange, 2011-12Phil Lambert, 1975-76-77-78Carl Lancaster, 1974 Richard Lancaster, 1976-77-78-79Jack Lane, 2009-11-12Tim Langmeyer, 1985-86-87-88Richard Lawing, 1980-81Ryan Leach, 2011-12Chris Lee, 2000-01Bobby Leeper, 2007-08-09Ed Lemon, 1963-64-65-66Barney Lewis, 1970Brian Lewis, 1996-97Chuck Lewis, 1965-66Charles Lewis, 1993-94Edward Lewis, 1965-66-67-68Kyle Lewis, 2006-08Mark Lewis, 1998Van Lewis, 1975-76-77Justin Livengood, 2012Wesley Livengood, 1960Larry Livingston, 1977-78-79Paul Livingston, 1967-68-69-70Marc Locklear, 2007-08-09Sam Long, 1967Dave Lowery, 1965Chris Luther, 1994-95-96-97

m mChristian MacDonald, 2011-12Elmer Maley, 1965-66-67Justin Manning, 2012Michael Marbry, 2003-04-05-06Daniel Marsh, 1997-98-99-00Morris Marshburn, 1982-83Jerry Martin, 1967-68-69-70Patrick Massey, 1999-00-01Charlie Maultsby, 1970-71-72Mark Maultsby, 1986-87Bryan Mazur, 1996-97-98-99Robert Mazur, 1984Jim Mayew, 1998Ryan Mayhew, 2012Chris McBride, 1992-93-94Len McBride, 1979-80Darren McCain, 1992David McClain, 1971

Bill Harris, 1963-64-66Hank Harris, 1971-72James Harris, 1968-69Paul Harris, 1983Zach Harris, 2002Stephen Harrold, 2008-09-10Pete Hartness, 1983Chris Hatcher, 2004-05-06Jeff Hatcher, 2005-06-07-08Paul Haynes, 1995-96William Haywood, 1961-62Derek Heasley, 1994-95-96Tom Heath, 1957-58-59Tom Heitler, 1985-86-87-89Jaime Hemingway, 2000-01-02-03Dan Herring, 1990-91Jim Herring, 1960John Hester, 1967-68-69Cam Heustess, 1997Eric Hickman, 1985-86-87-88Eric Higgins, 1970-71-72-73John High, 1987-88Alex Hill, 2008-09-10-11Randy Hill, 1987-88-89Ronald Hill, 2002-03-04-05Sammy Hill, 1980Tom Hines, 1961Kevin Hodges, 2006-07Ricky Holden, 2011-12Tommy Holder, 2002Battle Holley, 1993-94Clyde Holley, 1979-80-81-82Bobby Hollins, 1977Chris Holstad, 1991-92-93-94Bradley Holt, 2006-07-08Matt Holt, 2007-08-09-10Don Honeycutt, 1960Larry Honeycutt, 1963-64-65Kevin Hooker, 1990-91-92-93Jerry Hooks, 1963Tim Hooks, 1987-88-89-90Curtis Hopper, 1983-84-85-86Danny Houston, 1978-79-80Jeff Howard, 1994-95Louis Howard, 1961-62Rusty Howard, 1987Ronnie Hoyland, 1963Roger Hudson, 1981-82-83-84Blake Hundley, 2005-06Whitey Hunsucker, 1963-64Jerome Hunt, 1987-88-89-90Will Hunt, 2003-04-05-06Mike Hunter, 1975-76-77-78Todd Hurst, 1987Bill Hutchinson, 1972-73

I IKen Ickes, 1995-96-97-98Ron Imman, 1979-80-81-82Robert Ivey, 1974-75-76

J JKeith Jarman, 1988-89-90-91Micah Jarrett, 2012Roger Jernigan, 1983Chris Johnson, 2006-07-08Eric Johnson, 1998-99-00-01Gary Johnson, 1987James Johnson, 1967-68-69-70Victor Johnson, 1964-65-66-67Wayne Johnson, 1966-67-68-69Weldon Johnson, 1967-68Aaron Jones, 2009Chuck Jones, 1984-85-86-87Ken Jones, 1983-84Rickey Jones, 1974-75

Happy Durham, 1964Ronald Durham, 1960-61

E ENeal Easom, 1957-58Larry Edens, 1960-61-62Howie Edgerton, 1972-73-74-75Will Edgerton, 2010Brian Eichhorn, 1989Neal Eichhorn, 2003-04Bill Elliott, 1957-58Grayson Evans, 2006-07-09-10Peter Eyer, 1968-69

f fBruce Failing, 1971Drew Farber, 2011-12Mike Farris, 1971Randy Fennell, 1986-87-88-89Clarence Ferguson, 1970Mike Ferrell, 1988-89-90Larry File, 1975-76Ed Finch, 1977-78Harold Flinchum, 1968Allen Flood, 2005-06-07-08Scott Floyd, 1987Ryan Foreman, 2007-08-09Mike Foucht, 1997-98-99-00Richard Foy, 1980-81Tommy Foy, 1965-67Ray Fraley, 1965Seth Frankoff, 2007-08-09-10Michael Freeman, 1984-85-86-87Shane French, 2005-06-07-08Jim Fritz, 1992James Fugate, 1968-69Paul Fulton, 1972-73-74-75

G GSteve Ganoe, 1974-75Calvin Garrett, 1984-85-86-87Joel Gibson, 1957-58-59Gary Ginn, 1988-89Eric Glasgow, 1993-94Mike Good, 1974-75-76-77David Goold, 1961John Gourley, 1978-79Stephen Grady, 1999-00Dwayne Graham, 1985-86-87Lee Grant, 1996-97-98-99Chip Grawey, 2000-02-03-04Billy Gray, 1992Jared Gray, 1991Terry Greene, 1977-78TommyGriffin,1983-84-85-86Peter Grimm, 2002Rudy Groomes, 1957-58-59Jonathan Guthman, 2001-02

H HKevin Hager, 1998-99Kevin Hairr, 1998-99-00-01Steve Halford, 2006-07Brandon Hall, 1996-97Buddy Hall, 1963Eric Hall, 1985-86Gary Hall, 1981-83-84-85James Hall, 1966-67-68-69Nate Hall, 2007-08Tommy Hall, 1964Warren Hall, 1992-93Jesse Haney, 2007-08-09-10Brack Hardee, 1990-91Daniel Hargrave, 2005-06-07-08Andrew Harnage, 2010-11Benny Harris, 1983-84


Butch McDaniel, 1971Matt McDonnell, 1999-00-01-02David McDowell, 1992Kenneth McDowell, 1962David McGuire, 1970-71Jaymie McGuire, 1981-82-83Benji McIntosh, 1996-97-98-99David McKenna, 1999-00-01-02Quinn McLaney, 1998-99-00-01Mac McLean, 1976-77-78Lee McLean, 2003-04-05-06David McPherson, 1999-00-01Tyler McSwain, 2009-10-11-12Bryan Meadows, 2001-02Kenny Meadows, 1970Mike Meadows, 1986-87Mike Melville, 1982-83-84John Milkovits, 1978-79-80-81Kevin Millard, 2000David Miller, 1961-62David Miller, 1995Kenny Miller, 1964-65-66Rhett Miller, 2007-08-09-10Glen Mills, 1963-64-65-66Eric Mitchell, 2002Tyler Molinaro, 2012Kermit Molleur, 1981Robbie Monday, 2009-10Trent Mongero, 1989-90Jim Montague, 1977-78-79-80Andrew Morgan, 2004-05-06-07Jeff Moore, 2002-03-04-05Keith Moore, 1985-86-87Larry Moore, 1957-58Cameron Morgan, 1959-60Al Morris, 1980-81Hamer Morris, 1996David Morrison, 1988-89-90-91Greg Moss, 1990-91Jake Mullis, 2000-01-02-03Reese Murdaugh, 1991Patrick Murphy, 2001-02-03-04Paul Murr, 1980-81-82-83

NGary Nail, 1986Chris Nesselroade, 1992Kurt Newber, 1970Jeff Newsome, 1981-82Ed Nobles, 1967

OMatt Oakley, 1995Kelly O’Donnell, 1981-82Harry Odham, 1957-58Eric Oglesby, 1992Randy Ourt, 1974-75-76-77Brad Overton, 2000-01-02-03

PJeff Padgett, 1984Sam Page, 1963-64-65James Parmenter, 1966Matt Parnell, 2000Adam Paul, 2003-04-05-06Barrett Payne, 1969-70-71Keith Pearce, 1984Todd Penley, 1987-88-89-90Ronnie Peoples, 1978-79Howard Perch, 1987-88-89Keith Pettus, 1991-92-93-95Alan Phillips, 1975-76Tommy Phillips, 1980-81-82-83Magnus Pilegard, 2001-02Jerome Pittman, 1957-58Robert Pittman, 1972-73-74-75

Dakota Piver, 2010-11David Pope, 1977-78-79-80Thomas Pope, 2009-10-11-12Matt Poulk, 2002-03-04-05-06Randy Presser, 1973-74-75-76Tim Preston, 2004-05David Price, 1982William Prince, 2011-12Dixon Putnam, 1994Joey Pyrtle, 1993-94-95

RWayne Rabon, 1975-76Gus Rantz, 2001Chris Ramos, 1974Jason Ramsey, 1994-95-96Jordan Ramsey, 2012John Raynor, 2003-04-05-06Reggie Redd, 1985-86Luis Renvil, 2011-12Bobby D. Reynolds, 1983-84-85-86Bryan Rhino, 2009-10-11Bill Rhodes, 1977-78-79Jerry Richardson, 1959-60Keith Rickard, 1981Hunter Ridge, 2010-11-12Mike Rigsbee, 1981-83Guy Rimmer, 1987Jason Roach, 1995-96-97Tyrone Robertson, 1994-95-96-97Mike Robbins, 1974-75-76-77Harold Robinson, 1959-60Kevin Robinson, 1993-94Jeff Rogers, 1992-93-94-95Scott Rolf, 1984-85Michael Rooney, 2007-08-09-10Cameron Roth, 2008-09-10Robbie Rothrock, 1981Mike Rugienius, 1997-98Eugene Russ, 1967-68-69-70

SLary Salefsky, 2006-07-08Jim Sanders, 1967-68Duke Sanderson, 1973-74David Sandlin, 1970-71-72-73Austin Sandy, 2009Byron Sasser, 1983Mark Scalf, 1977-78-79-80Ricky Scarborough, 1990-91Jason Schindler, 2002-03John Schultz, 1989-90Bobby Schupp, 1972-73-74-75Kelly Secrest, 2011-12Rodney Sellers, 1988David Shambley, 2008-09-10-11Bob Shipp, 1963-64Joe Sholar, 1974Jake Simmons, 1998-99Russ Simmerman, 2000-01-02-03Mike Siopes, 1990-91Berry Skinner, 1982-83Johnny Slaughter, 1981-82-83-84Aaron Smith, 2003-04Alan Smith, 1972Billy Smith, 1972-73Brian Smith, 1991-92-93-94Jackie Smith, 1963Jesse Smith, 1969Kenny Smith, 1980-81-82-83Kenny Smith, 2003-04-05-06Kevin Smith, 1982L.D. Smith, 1964Pat Smith, 1994-95Ronald Smith, 1961-62Swain Smith, 1973-74-75-76

Tyler Smith, 2009-10-11Byron Smoot, 1987Jes Snyder, 2007-08Chuck Spencer, 1982Cody Stanley, 2008-09-10Mauney Stanley, 1997-98-99Bill Stenger, 1973-74-75Robert Stephenson, 1962Paul Stevens, 1976-77Don Stevenson, 1981-82-83Brain Stewart, 1987-88Jay Stott, 1985-86-87Tyler Stott, 2008-09Ed Stoudenmire, 1988-89-90-91Richard Sugg, 1971Billy Sullivan, 1959Byron Susser, 1983Jared Sutton, 2005-06Josh Sutton, 2005Matt Sutton, 2003-04Roger Sutton, 1978-79Matt Swingle, 1990

TJohn Tallent, 1978-79-80Blaze Tart, 2010-11-12Bob Tate, 1961Brian Tatum, 1993-94Wayne Taylor, 1961Jack Temple, 1997-98-99-00Ben Thielsen, 2009-10Buddy Tilden, 1959-60Tony Tillman, 1987-88-89Tom Timoney, 2010-11-12Ray Toler, 1976-77Steve Tomanchek, 1984-85Stewart Tosto, 1984Tommy Tounsend, 1981-82Anthony Trent, 1984Bryan Trogdon, 1996-97-98-99Greg Troutman, 1998-99Dan Tricarico, 1977-78-79Russell Tyler, 1978Andy Tysinger, 1974-75

VPhil Vanderbosch, 1980Kiley Vaughn, 2002Bob Vaughan, 1966-67

WRusty Wagstaff, 1978-79-80Blair Walker, 1961Donnie Walker, 1982Ryan Walker, 2009-10Kevin Walston, 1994-95-96-97Buddy Walters, 1982-83-84Wray Ware, 1963-64-65-66Bill Warmack, 1971-72-73-74Richard Warren, 1979Rick Watkins, 1977-78-79Thurston Watkins, 1974-77Chris Watson, 1987-88Butch Watts, 1963-64Mace Watts, 1991Charlie Weatherby, 2000-01Doug Weatherspoon, 1981Mitch Wells, 1984-85-86-87Stacy Wells, 1957-58Scott West, 1998Mike Wheeler, 1970-71-72Dan Whisnant, 1966-67-68Brian Whitaker, 2001-02Curt White, 1989-90Robert White, 2003-04DoyleWhitfield,1964-65-66-67

Tim Whitehead, 1979-80-81-82Scott Whitley, 1984Larry Wilkerson, 1970Jason Wilkes, 1992-95-96Eric Wilkins, 1987-88Matt Willard, 2000Derek Williams, 1994-95-96-97Desi Williams, 1988-89Mike Williams, 1977-78-79-80Mitch Williams, 2003-04Paul Williams, 1982-83-84Terry Williams, 1995-96-97-98Carl Willis, 1980-81-82-83Kenny Wilson, 1999Justin Wishon, 2000-01Jon Wood, 1989-90-91-92Percy Wood, 1963-64-65-66Brian Woods, 2000Joe Wooten, 1957-58Howard Wilshire, 1970-71Fred Wray, 2001Matt Wright, 2000-01-02-03

YJerry Yandrick, 1975-76Barnes Yelverton, 1969-70-71-72James Yopp, 1995Thomas Younts, 1957

all-time letterwinnersDakota Piver, 2010-11David Pope, 1977-78-79-80Thomas Pope, 2009-10-11-12Matt Poulk, 2002-03-04-05-06Randy Presser, 1973-74-75-76Tim Preston, 2004-05David Price, 1982William Prince, 2011-12Dixon Putnam, 1994Joey Pyrtle, 1993-94-95

R RWayne Rabon, 1975-76Gus Rantz, 2001Chris Ramos, 1974Jason Ramsey, 1994-95-96Jordan Ramsey, 2012John Raynor, 2003-04-05-06Reggie Redd, 1985-86Luis Renvil, 2011-12Bobby D. Reynolds, 1983-84-85-86Bryan Rhino, 2009-10-11Bill Rhodes, 1977-78-79Jerry Richardson, 1959-60Keith Rickard, 1981Hunter Ridge, 2010-11-12Mike Rigsbee, 1981-83Guy Rimmer, 1987Jason Roach, 1995-96-97Tyrone Robertson, 1994-95-96-97Mike Robbins, 1974-75-76-77Harold Robinson, 1959-60Kevin Robinson, 1993-94Jeff Rogers, 1992-93-94-95Scott Rolf, 1984-85Michael Rooney, 2007-08-09-10Cameron Roth, 2008-09-10Robbie Rothrock, 1981Mike Rugienius, 1997-98Eugene Russ, 1967-68-69-70

S SLary Salefsky, 2006-07-08Jim Sanders, 1967-68Duke Sanderson, 1973-74David Sandlin, 1970-71-72-73Austin Sandy, 2009Byron Sasser, 1983Mark Scalf, 1977-78-79-80Ricky Scarborough, 1990-91Jason Schindler, 2002-03John Schultz, 1989-90Bobby Schupp, 1972-73-74-75Kelly Secrest, 2011-12Rodney Sellers, 1988David Shambley, 2008-09-10-11Bob Shipp, 1963-64Joe Sholar, 1974Jake Simmons, 1998-99Russ Simmerman, 2000-01-02-03Mike Siopes, 1990-91Berry Skinner, 1982-83Johnny Slaughter, 1981-82-83-84Aaron Smith, 2003-04Alan Smith, 1972Billy Smith, 1972-73Brian Smith, 1991-92-93-94Jackie Smith, 1963Jesse Smith, 1969Kenny Smith, 1980-81-82-83Kenny Smith, 2003-04-05-06Kevin Smith, 1982L.D. Smith, 1964Pat Smith, 1994-95Ronald Smith, 1961-62Swain Smith, 1973-74-75-76

Tim Whitehead, 1979-80-81-82Scott Whitley, 1984Larry Wilkerson, 1970Jason Wilkes, 1992-95-96Eric Wilkins, 1987-88Matt Willard, 2000Derek Williams, 1994-95-96-97Desi Williams, 1988-89Mike Williams, 1977-78-79-80Mitch Williams, 2003-04Paul Williams, 1982-83-84Terry Williams, 1995-96-97-98Carl Willis, 1980-81-82-83Kenny Wilson, 1999Justin Wishon, 2000-01Jon Wood, 1989-90-91-92Percy Wood, 1963-64-65-66Brian Woods, 2000Joe Wooten, 1957-58Howard Wilshire, 1970-71Fred Wray, 2001Matt Wright, 2000-01-02-03

Y YJerry Yandrick, 1975-76Barnes Yelverton, 1969-70-71-72James Yopp, 1995Thomas Younts, 1957

Tyler Smith, 2009-10-11Byron Smoot, 1987Jes Snyder, 2007-08Chuck Spencer, 1982Cody Stanley, 2008-09-10Mauney Stanley, 1997-98-99Bill Stenger, 1973-74-75Robert Stephenson, 1962Paul Stevens, 1976-77Don Stevenson, 1981-82-83Brain Stewart, 1987-88Jay Stott, 1985-86-87Tyler Stott, 2008-09Ed Stoudenmire, 1988-89-90-91Richard Sugg, 1971Billy Sullivan, 1959Byron Susser, 1983Jared Sutton, 2005-06Josh Sutton, 2005Matt Sutton, 2003-04Roger Sutton, 1978-79Matt Swingle, 1990

T TJohn Tallent, 1978-79-80Blaze Tart, 2010-11-12Bob Tate, 1961Brian Tatum, 1993-94Wayne Taylor, 1961Jack Temple, 1997-98-99-00Ben Thielsen, 2009-10Buddy Tilden, 1959-60Tony Tillman, 1987-88-89Tom Timoney, 2010-11-12Ray Toler, 1976-77Steve Tomanchek, 1984-85Stewart Tosto, 1984Tommy Tounsend, 1981-82Anthony Trent, 1984Bryan Trogdon, 1996-97-98-99Greg Troutman, 1998-99Dan Tricarico, 1977-78-79Russell Tyler, 1978Andy Tysinger, 1974-75

V VPhil Vanderbosch, 1980Kiley Vaughn, 2002Bob Vaughan, 1966-67

W WRusty Wagstaff, 1978-79-80Blair Walker, 1961Donnie Walker, 1982Ryan Walker, 2009-10Kevin Walston, 1994-95-96-97Buddy Walters, 1982-83-84Wray Ware, 1963-64-65-66Bill Warmack, 1971-72-73-74Richard Warren, 1979Rick Watkins, 1977-78-79Thurston Watkins, 1974-77Chris Watson, 1987-88Butch Watts, 1963-64Mace Watts, 1991Charlie Weatherby, 2000-01Doug Weatherspoon, 1981Mitch Wells, 1984-85-86-87Stacy Wells, 1957-58Scott West, 1998Mike Wheeler, 1970-71-72Dan Whisnant, 1966-67-68Brian Whitaker, 2001-02Curt White, 1989-90Robert White, 2003-04DoyleWhitfield,1964-65-66-67

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