2015 baseball media guide

2015 Fact Book

anderSon UnIverSITy

Location Anderson, Ind.

Founded 1917

Enrollment 2,600

Nickname Ravens

School Colors Orange and Black

Home Field Don Brandon Field

Capacity 500

Affiliation NCAA Div. III

Conference Heartland Collegiate Athletic

President John S. Pistole

Athletic Director Marcie Taylor

Athletic Department Phone (765) 641-4478

Athletic Department Fax (765) 641-3857

SporTS InformaTIon

Sports Information Director David Hodge

Office Phone (765) 641-4479

Fax (765) 641-3857

E-mail [email protected]

Web site www.anderson.edu/athletics

HCAC home page www.heartlandconf.com

BaSeBall hISTory

First Year 1941

All-Time Record 1477-855-8

Conference Championships 17

Last championship 2010

All-Time Postseason Record 249-99

HCAC Postseason Record 37-30

Years in Postseason Play 38

Last Postseason Appearance 2014

Result 2nd in HCAC

Administration 32015 Schedule 42015 Raven Dugout Club 5Coaching Staff 6-72015 Roster/Team Photo 82015 Player Profiles 9-16

2014 Final Statistics 172014 Season Recap 18All-Time All-Conference 19Raven MVPs/All-Americans 20Raven Record Book 22Sports Medicine Staff 23

2 ANDERSON UNIVERSITY

Team InformaTIon

2014 Overall Record 26-15

2014 Conference Record 17-8

2014 Conference Place 2nd

2014 HCAC Postseason Tournament 1-2

Letterwinners Returning/Lost 31/3

Starters Returning/Lost 13/2

Pitchers Returning/Lost 8/3

CoaChIng STaff

Head Coach David Pressley

Alma Mater, Yr. Alabama-Huntsville, 2006

Record at School (Yrs) 102-67 (4)

Career Record (Yrs) 102-67 (4)

Baseball Office Phone (765) 641-4477

Assistant Coaches Phone (765) 641-4488

Assistant Coach Sam Linette

Alma Mater, Yr. DePauw, 2010

Assistant Coach Zach Barnes

Alma Mater, Yr Coker College, 2012

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adminisTraTion

PresidentJohn S. Pistole is the fifth

president of Anderson University. He

took over the office in March 2015. A

1978 graduate of AU, he earned a

juris doctorate from Indiana

University Robert H. McKinney

School of Law before going into

practice for two years. Pistole began a

career with the FBI in 1983 before he

rose through the ranks and was

appointed deputy director in 2004. In

March 2006, the FBI honored Pistole with the 2005

Presidential Rank of Distinguished Executive. President

Barack Obama appointed Pistole as head of the

Transportation Security Administration in the spring of 2010.

He was recognized as one of several outstanding alumni of

institutions within the Council for Christian Colleges and

Universities (CCCU) and received an Honorary Doctor of

Laws degree from Anderson University.

Athletic DirectorMarcie Taylor is in her seventh year as the athletic

director at Anderson University.

Taylor is in her 25th year overall at Anderson and is

currently the head women’s

basketball coach. Before taking

over the AD position, Taylor was

the associate athletic director.

Taylor was a guard for the Lady

Ravens from 1980-84 and graduated

in 1984 with a bachelor’s degree in

secondary education/physical

education and a minor in biology.

She earned a master’s degree in

exercise physiology from Ball State

in 1988.

Taylor spent one year as an assistant coach at AU before

taking over the program in 1991.

don brandon field

Anderson University’s Don

Brandon Field features a natural

grass surface and dimensions

similar to most Major League

Baseball ballparks. The complex

includes seating for about 500

spectators, a press box, brand

new 80-foot dugouts, an

electronic scoreboard and a

public address system. The park

includes a brick dust infield, four

80-foot hitting tunnels behind

the third base dugout, and a

practice field that can be used

for pregame batting practice. The

Ravens utilize a sizeable

weight room with about 3,200

square feet of space. Indoor

practice facilities include two fully

enclosed batting cages, three

pitching mounds, and a full size

infield surface. dimensions: 330’ (left), 375’ (left-center), 400’ (center), 375’ (right-center), 330’ (right)

field Surface: Natural grass


2015 baseball sCHedUle

date opponent site Time

2/28 DePauw University (DH) Grand Park-Westfield, IN 12:00 p.m.

3/1 DePauw University (DH) Grand Park-Westfield, IN 12:00 p.m.

3/6 Adrian College Louisville, KY 6:00 p.m.

3/7 Spalding University (Ky.) Louisville, KY 1:00 p.m.

3/7 Benedictine University Louisville, KY 5:00 p.m.

3/14 Wisconsin-Stevens Point (DH) Leesburg, FL 3:30 p.m.

3/15 Grinnell College Auburndale, FL 2:30 p.m.

3/16 Ripon College Winter Haven, FL 9:00 a.m.

3/17 Greenville College Auburndale, FL 9:30 a.m.

3/20 Earlham College* Richmond, IN 4:00 p.m.

3/21 Earlham College* (DH) Richmond, IN 12:00 p.m.

3/24 Manchester University* North Manchester, IN 4:15 p.m.

3/27 franklin College* anderson, in 4:15 p.m.

3/28 franklin College* (dH) anderson, in 12:00 p.m.

3/31 Manchester University* North Manchester, IN 4:15 p.m.

4/1 DePauw University Victory Field-Indianapolis, IN 6:00 p.m.

4/3 Hanover College* Hanover, IN 4:00 p.m.

4/4 Hanover College* (DH) Hanover, IN 12:00 p.m.

4/7 rose-Hulman inst. of Tech.* anderson, in 4:15 p.m.

4/10 Mt. St. Joseph University* Cincinnati, OH 6:00 p.m.

4/11 Mt. St. Joseph University*(DH) Cincinnati, OH 12:00 p.m.

4/14 manchester University* anderson, in 4:15 p.m.

4/17 Bluffton University* Bluffton, OH 4:15 p.m.

4/18 Bluffton University* (DH) Bluffton, OH 12:00 p.m.

4/21 Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech.* Terre Haute, IN 6:00 p.m.

4/24 Transylvania University* anderson, in 4:15 p.m.

4/25 Transylvania University*(dH)anderson, in 12:00 p.m.

4/28 rose-Hulman inst. of Tech.* anderson, in 4:15 p.m.

5/1 defiance College* anderson, in 4:15 p.m.

5/2 defiance College* (dH) anderson, in 12:00 p.m.

5/7-9 HCAC Tournament TBA TBA

5/13-18 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA

5/22-30 NCAA DIII Championship TBA TBA


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SINGLELarry Etchison

Edward HopkinsJames Richter

HOME RUNHL Baker

Frank WatkinsRich Sharp

Eric BarnardCassie BeckerEnola Becker

Marcia BeckerSteven Becker

Thomas KrawczkyDarrell Lane

Garry PressleyDoug VermillionRolland Daniels

OneAmerica – IndianapolisHerb Pruett

Randall Steenbergen

GRAND SLAMGordon McPike

Rick HurniRandy Lewandowski

Don BrandonBret Garrett

Terry McCardwellHollie Sharpe

from left: Thomas Potts, Taylor Shoemake, Whitney Schweiger, Adam Crosby, ATC, LAT

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aTHleTiC Trainers

The 2015 season marks the fifth for David Pressley as head

coach at Anderson University.

He replaced Hall of Fame coach Don Brandon as the head

baseball coach at Anderson in 2010 and is only the third AU skipper

since 1960. Pressley was an assistant coach under Brandon for

three seasons before taking over the top spot in 2011.

In four seasons as head coach at Anderson, Pressley has led the

Ravens to a 102-67 record, including a 62-34 record in Heartland

Collegiate Athletic Conference play.

In his time with the Ravens, Pressley has helped produce one

NCAA All-American (Michael Tucker, 2011), 13 All-HCAC players,

one HCAC Pitcher of the Year (Nolan Schaefer, 2014), one All-

Region player (Schaefer, 2014), and one HCAC Freshman of the Year (Ryan McPike, 2013).

In 2010, his last season as assistant coach, the Ravens led the NCAA (all divisions) with a .391

team batting average. Under his tutelage, two players have been drafted in the MLB Draft.

Pressley was a four-year letterman in baseball at The University of Alabama-Huntsville. He

earned his bachelor's degree in marketing/business administration from Alabama-Huntsville in 2006.

He added his master's degree at the AU School of Theology in 2011. Pressley and his wife

Marisha, reside in Pendleton. They have a daughter, Adelaine, and a son, Silas.

Head Coach David Pressley

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2015 marks the third season as assistant baseball coach at

Anderson University for Sam Linette. Linette came to Anderson from

DePauw University, where he was an assistant coach in 2012. He has

also been an assistant coach at Wofford College (2010-11).

He earned his bachelor's degree from DePauw University in 2010,

where he was a four-year letterwinner and part of the school record

with 35 victories in 2008. He was also nominated to the ESPN

Magazine All-American Team.

Linette is originially from Jasper, Ind., where he was a four-year

letterman and member of the 2006 state championship team at Jasper

High School. He was named the Mental Attitude Award Winner in Class

3A at the state finals.

He is a certified USA Weightlifting Performance Level I coach and has experience working with

NFL combine prospects and several NFL and MLB draftees.

Linette is currently working on his master's degree at Anderson University in the School of

Theology. He resides in Anderson.

Zach Barnes will be in his second season as an assistant coach on

the Anderson University baseball staff in 2015.

He graduated from Twin Lakes High School in 2008 and attended

Kishwaukee College from 2008-10. As a sophomore at Kishwaukee,

Barnes helped the team win the Division 1 NJCAA Region 4 Baseball

championship, before eventually being eliminated by national

champion Iowa Western.

Barnes was named to the Arrowhead Academic All-Conference

Team at Kishwaukee. He then transferred to Coker College, where he

played from 2010-2012. He was a member of the Spring Presidential

Honor Roll and graduated from Coker in 2012 with a B.A. in history.

Barnes currently lives in Indianapolis and works at Hensley Legal

Group.

Assistant Coach Sam Linette

Assistant Coach Zach Barnes


2015 raven baseball rosTer

no. name yr. Pos. b/T Hometown / High school1 Mark Garrett Jr. P L/L Greenwood, IN / Center Grove High School2 Cameron Dotson Jr. P R/R Ocoee, FL / Ocoee High School3 Brian Page So. P R/R New Palestine, IN / New Palestine High School4 Connor Morris Jr. SS L/R Greenwood, IN / Greenwood High School6 Boston Fields Jr. OF R/R Lapel, IN / Lapel High School7 Jeremy Shelmadine Sr. RF R/R Fort Wayne, IN / Carroll High School8 Jacob Morgan Fr. C R/R Harrison, OH / La Salle High School9 Kyle Otolski So. 1B/C L/R Evansville, IN / Evansville Harrison High School10 Austin Young Gr. 2B R/R Southport, IN / Southport High School11 Cole Heberling Sr. C R/R Anderson, IN / Highland High School12 Jonathan Eilbracht Fr. 2B/SS R/R Terre Haute, IN / Terre Haute North High School13 Lane Hanzel So. P/IF R/R Liberty, IL / Liberty High School14 Devon Traylor So. OF R/R Jasper, IN / Jasper High School15 Brad Ellis Jr. P R/R Decatur, AL / Decatur Heritage Christian Academy16 John Becker Fr. P/OF R/R Carlyle, IL / Carlyle High School17 Andrew Eiler Sr. 3B R/R Avon, IN / Avon High School18 Derek DeSpain So. OF R/R Floyd Knobs, IN / Floyd Central High School19 Ben Yoder Jr. P L/L Noblesville, IN / Noblesville High School21 Jordan Ball Sr. LF R/R Anderson, IN / Anderson High School22 Zack Hufferd Gr. 1B L/L Connersville, IN / Connersville High School23 Jake Craft Sr. CF R/R LaPorte, IN / LaPorte High School24 Zeth Tanner So. C/3B R/R Yorktown, IN / Yorktown High School25 Nick Butcher Fr. SS/2B R/R New Palestine, IN / New Palestine High School26 Zach White Fr. P L/L Tampa, FL / Chamberlain High School27 Evan Bowling Fr. OF R/R Troy, OH / Miami East High School29 Casey Howell Fr. P L/L Wyoming, OH / Wyoming High School31 Austin Jones Fr. 2B/SS R/R Brownsburg, IN / Brownsburg High School32 Jake Eaton Sr. P L/L LaPorte, IN / LaPorte High School33 Mitch Rice Fr. P/OF R/R Crawfordsville, IN / North Montgomery High School34 Nicholas Nunez Sr. P R/R Winona Lake, IN / Warsaw Community High School35 Nathan Will Fr. 1B R/R Terre Haute, IN / Terre Haute North High School36 Damon Reel Sr. UTL R/R Kokomo, IN / Western High School37 Jerry Budzisz Jr. P L/R Wheaton, IL / Wheaton Academy38 Cameron Bommer Sr. P R/R Cincinnati, OH / La Salle HIgh School39 Isaac Turner Fr. OF R/R Kokomo, IN / Kokomo High School South Campus40 Evan Vance Fr. P R/R New Palestine, IN / New Palestine High School41 Taylor Clark So. P L/L Anderson, IN / Daleville High School42 Glen Collier Fr. 3B R/R Zionsville, IN / Zionsville High School44 Cody Brock Fr. P/3B R/R Terre Haute, IN / Terre Haute South High School45 Austin Smith Fr. P R/R Arlington, TX / Temple Christian School


2015 raven baseball Profiles

seniors#7 Jeremy sHelmadine rf

#17 andreW eiler 3b#11 Cole Heberling C

#10 aUsTin yoUng 2b

HT: 5’9’’ WT: 190

HomeToWn: Fort Wayne, IN

HigH sCHool: Carroll

baTs/THroWs: Right/Right

ParenTs: James and Ruth

siblings: Brooke (15), Charlee (29)

HT: 6’0’’ WT: 178

HomeToWn: Avon, IN

HigH sCHool: Avon


ParenTs: Jay Eiler and Alicia Eiler

siblings: Caleb (23), Hannah (17),

Jacob(16)

HT: 6’0’’ WT: 200

HomeToWn: Anderson, IN

HigH sCHool: Highland


ParenTs: Cheryl Eddy

siblings: Kinsey (30), Whitney (27)

HT: 5’10’’ WT: 190

HomeToWn: Southport, IN

HigH sCHool: Southport


ParenTs: Lori Young

siblings: Chastin (25), Westin (20),

Tylin (18), Coltin (15), Casin (9)

2014: All-HCAC Honorable Mention...Started all 41games...Hit .302 with 24 runs scored, 2 triples, 3 homeruns...Drew team-high 27 walks...Stole team-high 19bases.

2013: 1st Team All-HCAC...Started all 43 games...Hit .325with 1 triple and 2 doubles...Stole 5 bases and drew 16walks.

2012: Started 39 of 40 games...Hit .276 with 8 doublesand 1 home run...Was perfect 5 for 5 in stolen baseattempts.

2014: 1st Team All-HCAC...Started all 40 games...LedAU with 63 hits and 15 doubles...Hit 3 home runs...Had.489 slg %

2013: 2nd Team All-HCAC...Started all 41 games...Ledteam with .338 batting avg and 34 rbi...Had 12 doubles,3 home runs, and .987 fielding %

2012: Second on team with .333 batting avg...Had 3doubles, 1 home run, and 1 stolen base

2014: 2nd Team All-HCAC...Started all 41 games...Hit.306 with 2 triples and 1 home run...Tied for team leadwith 7 sacrifices...Had 96 defensive assists.

2013: Started 22 games...Hit .259 with 1 double and 1triple...Had .313 obp and was perfect 2 for 2 in stolenbase attempts.

2012: Appeared in 13 games, making 4 starts...Hit .200with 1 home run and a .467 slg %...Drew 2 walks andhad 16 defensive assists.

2014: Led AU with .380 batting average and .456 slg %in 22 games...Was perfect 2 for 2 in stolen baseattempts...Had .971 fielding %

2013: 2nd Team All-HCAC...Started all 43 games...Hit.297 with 7 doubles and 2 home runs...Led team with 10hbp.

2012: Saw action in 1 game...Drew 1 walk and 1 hbp.



seniors

HT: 6’4’’ WT: 220


HigH sCHool: Anderson


ParenTs: Roger and Stacie Ball

siblings: Logan (19)

HT: 5’10’’ WT: 200

HomeToWn: LaPorte, IN

HigH sCHool: LaPorte


ParenTs: Robert and Diana Craft

HT: 6’6’’ WT: 225

HomeToWn: LaPorte, IN

HigH sCHool: LaPorte

baTs/THroWs: Left/Left

ParenTs: Steve Eaton and Terri

Wainscott

siblings: Nikki (35), Chad (37)

HT: 6’4’’ WT: 225

HomeToWn: Connersville, IN

HigH sCHool: Connersville

baTs/THroWs: Left/Right

ParenTs: Gary and Linda Hufferd

#21 Jordan ball lf

#32 JaKe eaTon P#23 JaKe CrafT Cf

#22 ZaCK HUfferd 1b

2014: Appeared in 24 games, making 16 starts...Hit 2doubles and had 6 rbi...Had .301 obp and 2 sacrifice hits.

2013: Started 30 games...Hit .278 with 12 doubles and 1home run...Had .417 slg % and drew 13 walks.

2012: Made 16 starts...Hit .234 with 4 doubles, 1 triple,and 11 rbi...Had .310 obp.

2014: 1st Team All-HCAC...Started 40 games and hit.353...Led team with 15 doubles, 4 sacrifice files, and319 putouts...Hit 3 home runs and had 41 rbi.

2013: All-HCAC Honorable Mention...Started all 43games and hit .297...Led team with 16 doubles...Had 27rbi and drew 14 walks.

2014: Did not play in 2014 due to injury.

2013: 2nd Team All-HCAC...Led team with 6 wins...Had3.64 era, 9 starts, and 59.1 innings pitched...Struck out48 batters and held opponents to a .241 batting average.

2012: Made 5 starts...Had 3-1 record with 1.78era...Struck out 18 while allowing only 3 extra base hits.

2014: 1st Team All-HCAC...Started all 41 games and hit.323...Led team with 44 runs scored, 11 home runs, 44rbi, and .593 slg %.

2013: 1st Team All-HCAC...Started all 43 games and hit.333...Led team with 42 runs scored, 60 hits, 7 homeruns, .522 slg %, and 9 stolen bases.

2012: 2nd Team All-HCAC...Started all 45 games...Hit.292 7 doubles and 4 triples...Led team with 8 stolenbases and had 26 rbi.



seniors

HT: 6’2’’ WT: 200

HomeToWn: Winona Lake, IN

HigH sCHool: Warsaw


ParenTs: Mark and Martha Nunez

siblings: Katrina (20), Michael (15)

HT: 6’1’’ WT: 220

HomeToWn: Kokomo, IN

HigH sCHool: Western


ParenTs: Mark and Dawn Reel

siblings: Mark (24)

HT: 5’10’’ WT: 190

HomeToWn: Cincinnati, OH

HigH sCHool: La Salle


ParenTs: Cam Bommer and Wendy

Chouteau

siblings: Kristin (32), Casey (24)

#34 niCHolas nUneZ P

#38 Cameron bommer P

#36 damon reel UTl

2014: 2nd Team All-HCAC...Led team with 7 saves...Had1-1 record in 25 games with 3.96 era...Struck out 34 in36.1 innings pitched.

2013: Made 2 starts and appeared in 5 games...Had6.24 era in 8.2 innings pitched...Struck out 9 batters.

2012: Made 4 starts...Had 1-2 record in 23.0 inningspitched...Struck out 12 batters.

2014: Appeared in 4 games...Drew 1 walk in 2 at-bats...Had 5 defensive putouts.

2014: Appeared in 3 games and threw 5.0innings...Allowed only 1 extra-base hit in 28 at-bats.



JUniors

#1 marK garreTT P

#6 bosTon fields of

#2 Cameron doTson P

#4 Connor morris ss

HT: 5’8’’ WT: 168

HomeToWn: Greenwood, IN

HigH sCHool: Center Grove


ParenTs: Bret and Lynn Garrett

siblings: Zach (23), Tyler (19), Alissa

(17), Jillian (14)

HT: 5’9’’ WT: 190

HomeToWn: Lapel, IN

HigH sCHool: Lapel


ParenTs: Bobby and Rhonda Fields

HT: 5’8’’ WT: 170

HomeToWn: Greenwood, IN

HigH sCHool: Greenwood


ParenTs: Kim and Jeff Morris

siblings: Caroline (18)

HT: 6’6’’ WT: 220

HomeToWn: Ocoee, FL

HigH sCHool: Ocoee


ParenTs: Greg and Sheri Dotson

siblings: Kailey (10)


2013: Appeared in 9 games, making 1 start...Went 1-1and struck out 17 in 23.2 innings pitched.

2014: Made 29 starts...Hit .229, scored 26 runs, and hit3 home runs...Stole 4 bases and drew 24 walks...Had.365 slg % and .397 obp.

2013: Appeared in 4 games and hit 1 double in 2 plate

appearances...Recorded 1 putout defensively.

2014: Made 8 starts and went 4-4 with 5.11 era...Threw1 complete game and struck out 20 in 61.2 inningspitched.

2013: Appeared in 7 games...Had 0-1 record with 3.60era...Recorded 1 save and 3 strike outs in 10.0 inningspitched.

2014: Started all 41 games and hit .277...Scored 32runs...Hit 7 doubles, 1 home run, and 23 rbi...Drew 24walks and hit 7 sacrficies.

2013: Made 40 starts...Hit .283 with 9 doubles and 17rbi...Had .348 slg %, drew 11 walks, and had 101

defensive assists.



JUniors

#37 Jerry bUdZisZ P

#19 ben yoder P#15 brad ellis P

HT: 5’11’’ WT: 160

HomeToWn: Decatur, AL

HigH sCHool: Decatur Heritage

Christian Academy


ParenTs: John and Wendy Ellis

siblings: Brett (24), Brayden (16)

HT: 6’0’’ WT: 170

HomeToWn: Wheaton, IL

HigH sCHool: Wheaton Academy


ParenTs: Frank and Linda Budzisz

siblings: Alex (19), Melanie (24)

HT: 6’1’’ WT: 215

HomeToWn: Noblesville, IN

HigH sCHool: Noblesville


ParenTs: Kent and Martha Yoder

siblings: Emily (20), Lauren (25)

2014: Appeared in 19 games, making 1 start...Went 3-1with 6.95 era...In 33.2 innings pitched, struck out 15batters.

2013: Played collegiately at Martin Methodist College

2014: Made 5 starts...Had 4-0 record with 6.50 era and 1save...In 36.0 innings pitched, struck out 21 and heldopponents to .266 batting average.

2013: Appeared in 2 games, making 1 start...Struck out

1 batter in 3.1 innings pitched.

2014: Made 2 starts and appeared in 3 games...Had 0-1record with 9.1 innings pitched...Struck out 3 batters.



soPHomores#3 brian Page P

#41 Taylor ClarK P

#18 dereK desPain of

#13 lane HanZel P/if

#24 ZeTH Tanner C/3b

#14 devon Traylor of

#9 Kyle oTolsKi 1b/C

HT: 5’11’’ WT: 170

HomeToWn: New Palestine, IN

HigH sCHool: New Palestine


ParenTs: Ben and Lorie Page

siblings: Conner (17)

HT: 5’8’’ WT: 180

HomeToWn: Liberty, IL

HigH sCHool: Liberty


ParenTs: Duane and Margaret

siblings: Olivia (17)

HT: 5’9’’ WT: 195

HomeToWn: Floyd Knobs, IN

HigH sCHool: Floyd Central


ParenTs: Mark and Dena DeSpain

siblings: Lilly (9), TJ (8)

HT: 6’1’’ WT: 220


HigH sCHool: Daleville


ParenTs: Herb and Paige Clark

siblings: Connor (17)

HT: 6’1’’WT: 215

HomeToWn: Yorktown, IN

HigH sCHool: Yorktown


ParenTs: Max and Ann Brittingham

siblings: Zach (25), Brad Jr. (40)

HT: 6’0’’WT: 180

HomeToWn: Jasper, IN

HigH sCHool: Jasper


ParenTs: Amy Hass and Shawn

Traylor

HT: 5’10’’ WT: 205

HomeToWn: Evansville, IN

HigH sCHool: Evansville Harrison


ParenTs: Kevin and Carolyn

siblings: Chris (22)

2014: Made 1 start, going 1-0...Struck out 5 in 5.1

innings and did not allow an earned run.

2014: Played in 23 games, making 1 start...Had 2 rbi and3 runs scored...Stole 1 base and had 7 putouts.

2014: Started 25 games...Hit .284 with 9 doubles, 3home runs, and 20 rbi...Had .495 slg% and .373 obp.

2014: Appeared in 9 games, making 1 start...scored 2 runsin 2 at-bats, with 1 walk and 1 hit-by-pitch.

2014: Played in 12 games, starting 3...Scored 1 run andhad 2 defensive assists.





fresHmen#8 JaCob morgan C #12 JonaTHan eilbraCHT 2b/ss

#25 niCK bUTCHer 2b/ss#16 JoHn beCKer P/of

#27 evan boWling of#26 ZaCH WHiTe P

#29 Casey HoWell P #31 aUsTin Jones 2b/ss

HT: 5’10’’ WT: 195

HomeToWn: Harrison, OH

HigH sCHool: La Salle


ParenTs: Greg and Sandy Morgan

siblings: Jessie (22)

HT: 6’2’’ WT: 200

HomeToWn: Carlyle, IL

HigH sCHool: Carlyle


ParenTs: Steve and Amy Becker

siblings: Jessa (28), Cassie (25), Mary (22)

HT: 6’1’’ WT: 210

HomeToWn: Tampa, FL

HigH sCHool: Chamberlain


ParenTs: Janet and Tony White

siblings: Cooper (6), Samantha (13)

HT: 5’10’’ WT: 185

HomeToWn: Wyoming, OH

HigH sCHool: Wyoming


ParenTs: Cindy Jeff

siblings: Jeff (29), Bryan (28)

HT: 5’10’’ WT: 185

HomeToWn: Brownsburg, IN

HigH sCHool: Brownsburg


ParenTs: Angie and Gregg Jones

siblings: Amanda Miller (25),

Amanda Jones (26)

HT: 5’9’’WT: 165

HomeToWn: Troy, OH

HigH sCHool: Miami East


ParenTs: Jill and Steve Bowling

siblings: Katy (21)

HT: 5’10’’ WT: 155




ParenTs: Pam and Tony Butcher

HT: 5’10’’ WT: 145

HomeToWn: Terre Haute, IN

HigH sCHool: Terre Haute North


ParenTs: Hans and Lisa Eilbracht

siblings: Mallory (22), Danielle Pond (24)

HigH sCHool: 3 year varsity letterman...2nd teamGCL...Captain...Lasallian Scholars Institute Member

HigH sCHool: 3 year varsity letterman... 2014 state

runner-up

HigH sCHool: 3 year varsity letterman... 2 time AllConference... Hancock County player of the year...Indiana South all star team ...National Honor Society

HigH sCHool: All-Cahokia conference... Bellville News

Democrat 1st-Team all area... National Honor Society

HigH sCHool: 2013 NABF World Series All Star...

National Honor Society President

HigH sCHool: 4 year varsity letterman.... All-County

HigH sCHool: 2 year varsity lettermanHigH sCHool: CHL player of the year


fresHmen#33 miTCH riCe P/of

#44 Cody broCK P/3b

#40 evan vanCe P

#35 naTHan Will 1b

#46 aUsTin smiTH P

#42 glen Collier 3b

#39 isaaC TUrner of

HT: 6’3’’ WT: 180

HomeToWn: Crawfordsville, IN

HigH sCHool: North Montgomery


ParenTs: T.J. Pierce and Cassi Pierce

HT: 6’1’’ WT: 170

HomeToWn: Arlington, TX

HigH sCHool: Temple Christian


ParenTs: Rodney Smith and Suzzanne Smith

siblings: Leyna Lee (26), Brittni Smith (27)

HT: 6’2’’ WT: 200

HomeToWn: Zionsville, IN

HigH sCHool: Zionsville


ParenTs: Rich and Pat Collier

siblings: Caleb (25), Nick (26)

HT: 6’2’’ WT: 205


HigH sCHool: Terre Haute South


ParenTs: Susan and Scott Brock

siblings: Chris (26), Brandon (24)

HT: 6’3’’ WT: 175

HomeToWn: Kokomo, IN

HigH sCHool: Kokomo South


ParenTs: Matthew and Peggy Turner

HT: 5’8’’ WT: 161




ParenTs: Jim and Kris Vance

HT: 6’0’’ WT: 210


HigH sCHool: Terre Haute North


ParenTs: David and Julie Will

siblings: Jessica (18), Tyler (10)

HigH sCHool: 3-time All Conference... 3-time All

County... 4-time varsity letterman

HigH sCHool: 2 year varsity letterman... 1st Team

All-Conference

HigH sCHool: 4-time varsity letterman... 2-time

sectional champions... 2011 Semi-State Runner-up

HigH sCHool: L. V. Phillips Mental Attitude award

winner... 2014 4A Indiana State Runner-up


2014 raven baseball sTaTisTiCs



raven baseball resUlTs

2014 resUlTs year-by-year reCords

26-15 overall (17-8 HCaC)

3/1 vs. DePauw W, 6-5, W, 5-3

3/10 vs. Capital W, 17-7

3/10 vs. Denison L, 2-12

3/15 vs. Hope W, 5-4, W, 5-4

3/16 vs. Wisc-Stevens Pt. L, 0-9, W, 7-3

3/17 vs. Rutgers-Camden W, 7-2

3/18 vs. Denison L, 7-8

3/21 at Transylvania* W, 3-2

3/22 at Transylvania* L, 10-11, W, 12-4

3/29 mt. st. Joseph* W, 6-5

3/30 mt. st. Joseph* W, 6-4, W, 12-7

4/1 manchester* l, 2-4

4/5 at Franklin* W, 3-2, W, 12-11

4/6 at Franklin* L, 2-5

4/8 at Rose-Hulman* L, 4-7

4/9 vs. Wabash L, 13-16

4/11 at Defiance* W, 10-5

4/12 at Defiance* W, 10-9, L, 2-5

4/16 at Manchester* W, 9-5

4/18 bluffton* W, 5-4, l, 9-10

4/19 bluffton* l, 6-10

4/22 rose-Hulman* W, 6-5

4/25 Hanover* W, 12-7

4/26 Hanover* W, 12-3, W, 6-1

4/29 at DePauw L, 7-22, W, 8-5

5/2 earlham* l, 4-5

5/3 earlham* W, 4-3, W, 5-2

HCAC Tournament

5/8 vs. Rose-Hulman L, 0-5

5/9 vs. Franklin W, 13-12

5/10 vs. Manchester L, 6-7

Year W - L - T

1941 3 - 3 - 0

1942 1 - 3 - 0

1943 (no team)

1944 (no team)

1945 2 - 6 - 1

1946 7 - 2 - 0

1947 9 - 8 - 0

1948 6 - 9 - 0

1949 8 - 5 - 0

1950 4 - 8 - 0

1951 9 - 4 - 0

1952 7 - 4 - 0

1953 4 - 6 - 1

1954 8 - 7 - 0

1955 7 - 8 - 0

1956 10 - 6 - 0

1957 9 - 8 - 0

1958 12 - 9 - 0

1959 11 - 10 - 0

1960 12 - 9 - 0

1961 10 - 7 - 0

1962 11 - 9 - 0

1963 17 - 6 - 0

1964 11 - 5 - 0

1965 20 - 5 - 0

1966 13 - 4 - 0

1967 13 - 7 - 0

1968 9 - 9 - 1

1969 9 - 11 - 0

1970 10 - 11 - 0

1971 12 - 14 - 0

1972 10 - 17 - 0

1973 10 - 9 - 0

1974 15 - 13 - 0

1975 17 - 13 - 0

1976 26 - 15 - 1

1977 18 - 21 - 0

1978 19 - 12 - 0

1979 27 - 6 - 0

Year W - L - T

1980 43 - 6 - 0

1981 22 - 15 - 1

1982 38 - 7 - 0

1983 31 - 9 - 0

1984 43 - 19 - 0

1985 36 - 14 - 0

1986 43 - 15 - 0

1987 43 - 23 - 0

1988 46 - 17 - 0

1989 38 - 11 - 0

1990 47 - 12 - 0

1991 44 - 14 - 0

1992 38 - 13 - 0

1993 31 - 15 - 0

1994 19 - 21 - 0

1995 31 - 13 - 0

1996 26 - 14 - 1

1997 25 - 14 - 0

1998 34 - 15 - 0

1999 36 - 14 - 1

2000 35 - 12 - 0

2001 21 - 21 - 0

2002 25 - 17 - 1

2003 35 - 16 - 0

2004 11 - 24 - 0

2005 15 - 20 - 0

2006 17 - 23 - 0

2007 23 - 13 - 0

2008 24 - 14 - 0

2009 22 - 18 - 0

2010 26 - 16 - 0

2011 26 - 14 - 0

2012 28 - 17 - 0

2013 22 - 21 - 0

2014 26 - 15 - 0

72 yrs 1477-855-8


raven baseball all-ConferenCe

Hoosier CoLLege

ConferenCe

1952 Ron Patty, Everett Parks

1953 Ron Patty, Bob Deal,

Jerry Brandon

1954 Ron Patty, Jerry Brandon,

Roger Allen, Ray Asher

1955 Jack Taylor, Gordon Taylor

1956 Dave Crippen, Roger Allen,

Gordon Taylor, Jack Wilson

Jack Hartley

1957 Gordon Moffitt,

Dick Maynard

1958 Bill Johnson, Dick Maynard

Gordon Taylor,

1959 H.L. Baker, Robert Stone,

Bill Johnson

1960 H.L. Baker, Larry DeHority,

Robert Stone

1962 Bob Adcock,

Murray Cameron

1963 Max Hoppel, Bob Adcock,

Frank Watkins, Jim Hinegar

1964 Frank Watkins, Bob Weigle

1965 Denny Lehnus, Bob Weigle,

Terry Stevens, Denny Gloff

1966 Max Hopple, Darryl Lehnus

Dan Von Bargen,

1967 Darryl Lehnus, James Hill,

Ed Meredith,

1968 Terry Tierney

1969 Dave Heitzenrater

1970 Rich Christenson

1971 Scott Kirksey

Hoosier-BuCkeYe

ConferenCe

1972 Kevin Lane, Hollie Sharpe

1973 Dave Coolidge,

Albie Young

1974 Randy Wilson, Albie

Young, Dave Coolidge,

Steve Damoff

1975 Randy Wilson, Steve

Linamen, Dave Coolidge,

Albie Young

1976 Randy Wilson, Dave

Coolidge, John Bargfeldt

1977 John Bargfeldt, Dave

Courtney, Denny Moore

1978 Mike Getkin,

Maury Hoover

1979 Rod Nealeigh, Dave Sink

Rick Schuster,

1980 Roger Hansen, Don Morris

Doug Magaw, Rod Nealeigh

Ed Reed, Rick Schuster,

Dave Sink, Ken Williams

1981 Ed Reed, Rick Schuster,

Don Morris, Gary Downs,

Doug Magaw

1982 Don Morris, Bob Fields,

Dave Frederick, Jon Davis,

Tom Price, Al Wolfe

1983 Doug Holloway, Bobby

Fields, Mike Jeffers,

Jon Davis

1984 Barry Blevins, Tom Price,

Craig Wilson, Jeff Wild,

Ed Swoveland

1985 Rick Hurni, Tony McCord,

Andrew MacLachlan, Jeff

Wild, Dave Pruett, Craig

Wilson

1986 Tony Boze, Larry Costello,

Jim Geeslin, Tony McCord,

Rick Hurni, Craig Wilson,

Rod Chamberlain

iCAC/HCAC ConferenCe

1988 Brian Heigle

1989 Paul Dawley, Brian Heigle,

Sid Newsom, Ed Fowler,

Dwight McCardwell

1990 Brian Heigle, Scott Kuhns,

Randy Riggs, Mike Young

1991 Chris Hoeppner, Bryan

Spetter, Jim Thompson,

Dwight McCardwell

1992 Todd Adams, Brian Cruz,

Scott Kuhns, Randy Riggs,

Bryan Spetter, Chris

Hoeppner, Jim Thompson

1993 Brian Cruz, Jim Thompson,

Rick Fallis, Chris Hoeppner

Steve McClelland,

Randy Lewandowski,

1994 Rick Fallis, Dan Ginder,

Chad Hartness

1995 Floyd Bennett, Dan Ginder,

Dave Ginder, Greg Granger

1996 Jody Betley, Erik Brandt,

Craig Sherwood

1997 Todd Likens, Andy Welches

1998 Steve Harris, Dustin Hays,

Todd Hollowell

1999 Tim Bontrager, D.J. Smith,

Brian Stayte, Jonathan

Carey

2000 Chad Pike, Matt Cherry,

Matt Bair, Marty Strother,

Ryan Fuller

2001 Brent Hodges, Troy Loyd

2002 Duke Behr, Brent Hodges

2003 Troy Loyd, Brent Hodges,

Aaron Woolsey,

Adam Bollier

2005 Aaron Woolsey,

Stephen Jones

2006 Zach Sounhein

2007 Zach Sounhein, Eric Smith,

Pete Whiting,

2008 Brad Lantz, Daniel Hiatt,

Cody Young

2009 Chris Jarreett, Jeremy

Hazen, Brad Lantz, Cody

Young, Brady Roundtree

2010 Chris Jarrett, Cody Young,

Jeremy Hazen, Brett Detty,

Brady Roundtree,

Greg Vogt

2011 Michael Tucker, Brady

Roundtree, Greg Vogt

2012 Michael Tucker, Brett

Detty, Greg Vogt

2013 Jake Craft, Ryan McPike,

Jeremy Shelmadine, Dan

Schmitz

2014 Nolan Schaefer, Cole

Heberling, Zack Hufferd,

Jake Craft


raven baseball Team mvP’s

raven baseball all-ameriCans

1947 – Bob Macholtz

1951 – Everett Parks

1952 – Everett Parks

1953 – Bob Deal

1954 – Ray Asher

1955 – Jack Taylor

1956 – Jerry Brandon

1957 – Gordon Taylor

1958 – Gordon Taylor

1959 – Bud Stone

1960 – Bud Stone

1961 – Bob Adcock

1962 – Bob Adcock

1963 – Bob Adcock

1964 – Bob Weigle

1965 – Bob Weigle

1966 – Darryl Lehnus

1967 – Ed Meredith

1968 – Terry Tierney

1969 – Joe Snowden

1970 – Rich Christenson

1971 – Scott Kirksey

1972 – Hollie Sharpe

1973 – Dave Coolidge

1974 – Randy Wilson

1975 – Randy Wilson

1976 – John Bargfeldt

1977 – Maury Hoover

1978 – Mike Getkin

1979 – Rod Nealeigh

1980 – Rod Nealeigh

1981 – Don Morris

1982 – Don Morris

1983 – Bobby Fields

1984 – Tom Price

1985 – Jeff Wild

1986 – Craig Wilson

1987 – Rick Hurni

1988 – Andrew MacLachlan

1989 – Brian Heigle

1990 – Brian Heigle

1991 – Bryan Spetter

1992 – Brian Cruz

1993 – Chris Hoeppner

1994 – Rick Fallis

1995 – Dave Ginder

1996 – Erik Brandt

1997 – Todd Likens

1998 – Dustin Hays

1999 – Tim Bontrager

2000 – Chad Pike

2001 – Brent Hodges

2002 – Derek Byard

2003 – Troy Loyd

Brent Hodges

2004 – Travis Davis

2005 – Aaron Woolsey

2006 – Zach Sounhein

2007 – Pete Whiting

2008 - Stephen Jones

Eric Smith

2009 - Jeremy Hazen

2010 - Chris Jarrett

2011 - Michael Tucker

2012 - Michael Tucker

2013 - Jake Craft

2014 - Jake Craft

naia all-americans

1965 - Bob Weigle (1st Team), Denny Lehnus (HM),

Terry Stevens (HM)

1976 - John Bargfeldt (HM)

1979 - Rod Nealeigh (2nd Team), Dave Sink (HM)

1980 - Rod Nealeigh (1st Team), Roger Hansen (HM),

Rich Schuster (HM), Ken Williams (HM)

1981 - Doug Magaw (HM)

1982 - Brad Blevins (HM), Al Wolfe (HM)

1983 - Bob Fields (2nd Team)

1984 - Tom Price (HM)

1985 - Jeff Wild (HM)

1986 - Larry Costello (HM), Rick Hurni (HM), Tony

McCord (HM), Craig Wilson (HM)

1987 - Tony Boze (HM), Rick Hurni (HM)

1988 - Andrew Maclachlan (HM)

1989 - Brian Heigle (2nd Team)

1990 - Brian Heigle (2nd Team)

1991 - Bryan Spetter (HM), Chris Hoeppner (HM), Jim

Thompson (HM)

1992 - Chris Hoeppner (HM), Brian Cruz (HM), Randy

Riggs (HM)

nCaa all-americans

1993 - Chris Hoeppner (1st Team), Brian Cruz (2nd

Team), Jim Thompson (3rd Team)

1995 - Dave Ginder (2nd Team)

1997 - Todd Likens (3rd Team)

2000 - Chad Pike (2nd Team)

2010 - Chris Jarrett (2nd Team)

Cody Young (HM)

2011 - Michael Tucker (1st Team)

raven CHamPionsHiP Teams

raven CoaCHing reCords


Conference Champions

1963, 1965, 1966, 1976, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983,

1984, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1997, 2001, 2010

nCaa div. iii regional Champions1993, 1998, 2003

naia district 21 Champions

1965, 1978, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988,

1990, 1991, 1992

naia area vi Champions1984, 1987

nCCaa World series Champions1991

name Years Win Loss Tie Pct.

Dr. John Black 1941-42 4 6 0 .400

Clifton White 1945-47 19 16 1 .528

Frank Hedden 1948 6 9 0 .400

James Sibert 1949 9 5 0 .643

Don Barnett 1950-51 13 13 0 .500

Ernest Rangazas 1952-53, 56-59 50 44 1 .526

Bob Macholtz 1954-55 14 14 0 .500

Paul Stravkos 1960 12 9 0 .571

Carl Erskine 1961-71, 73 148 94 1 .609

Dr. Don Brandon 1972, 74-10 1,100 578 5 .654

David Pressley 2011- 102 67 0 .650

Totals 72 years 1477 855 8 .634

raven baseball reCord booK


HiTTing reCordsbaTTing average

Career – .425 - Jeremy Hazen (2009-10)Season – .500 - Chad Pike (2000)

slUgging PerCenTage

Career – .733 - Michael Tucker (2009-12)Season – .982 - Cody Young (2010)

on-base PerCenTage

Career – .505 - Rick Schuster (1978-81)Season – .560 - Rick Schuster (1980)

sTolen base PerCenTage

Career – .930 - Brady Roundtree (2008-11)Season – 1.000 - Brady Roundtree (2010)

games Played

Career – 230 - Andrew MacLachlan (1985-88)Season – 66 - Rick Hurni (1987)

games sTarTed

Career – 218 - Brian Heigle (1987-90)Season – 66 - Rick Hurni (1987)

aT-baTs

Career – 713 - Andrew MacLachlan (1985-88)Season – 219 - Andrew MacLachlan (1988)Game – 7 - 22 players tied

rUns sCored

Career – 237 - Andrew MacLachlan (1985-88)Season – 76 - Rick Hurni (1987)Game – 6 - Dave Coolidge (Defiance, 4-20-74)

Cody Young (Defiance, 4-16-10)

HiTs

Career – 264 - Andrew MacLachlan (1985-88)Season – 93 - Rick Hurni (1987)Game – 6 - Cody Young (Defiance, 4-16-10)

doUbles

Career – 53 - Brian Heigle (1987-90)Season – 21 - Chris Hoeppner (1993)Game – 4 - Todd Likens (Indiana Tech, 5-1-97)

TriPles

Career – 31 - Chris Jarrett (2007-10)Season – 10 - Chris Jarrett (2007)Game – 3 - Bob Adcock (Goshen, 4-5-63)

Chris Jarrett (Transylvania,5-11-07)

Home rUns

Career – 39 - Michael Tucker (2009-2012)Season – 17 - Jeff Griffith (1987)Game – 3- Jonathan Carey (Hanover, 4-6-99)

Jeff Griffith (Tri-State, 3-22-86)Maury Hoover (Franklin, 3-26-77)Jeff Wild (Earlham, 4-13-85)

rUns baTTed inCareer – 219 - Brian Heigle (1987-90)Season – 74 - Rick Hurni (1984)Game – 8 - Tim Bontrager (Wilmington,4-10-99)

Dave Coolidge (Huntington, 5-14-74)

Jeremy Hazen (Defiance, 4-24-09)Chris Jarrett (Bluffton, 5-1-10)

ToTal bases

Career – 432 - Brian Heigle (1987-90)Season – 161 - Rick Hurni (1987)Game – 14 - Cody Young (Defiance, 4-16-10)

WalKs

Career – 130 - Rick Hurni (1984-87)Season – 50 - Rick Hurni (1987)Game – 4 -13 players tied

HiT by PiTCH

Career – 40 - Michael Tucker (2009-12)Season – 21 - John Buckner (2003)Game – 3 - Brad Lantz (Spalding, 3-10-08)

saCrifiCe flies

Career – 24 - Brian Heigle (1987-90)Season – 10 - Chris Jarrett (2010)

saCrifiCe bUnTs

Career – 26 - Steve Harris (1996-99)Season – 12 - Steve Harris (1997)Game – 3 - John Buckner (E. Conn., 5-24-03)

Terrence Ross (Bluffton, 3-25-01)

sTolen bases

Career – 124 - Andrew MacLachlan (1985-88)Season – 54 - Andrew MacLachlan (1988)Game – 5 - Dave Coolidge (Defiance, 4-20-74)

HiT for THe CyCle

Scott Kuhns (King’s College, 3-3-91)Tim Bontrager (Wilmington, 4-10-99)Travis Davis (Mt. St. Joseph, 3-23-02)

PiTCHing reCordsearned rUn average

Career – 1.74 - Dan VonBargen (1964-67)Season – 0.87 - Denny Lehnus (1965)

oPPonenTs baTTing average

Career – .192 - Rod Nealeigh (1979-80)Season – .173 - Rod Nealeigh (1980)

feWesT WalKs Per game

Career – 1.38 - Dan VonBargen (1964-67)Season – 0.53 - Don Brandon (1963)

sTriKeoUTs Per game

Career – 14.36 - Ed Meredith (1967-69)Season – 15.13 - Ed Meredith (1967)

Wins

Career – 41 - Jim Thompson (1990-93)Season – 13 - Jim Thompson (1991)

saves

Career – 26 - Doug Holloway (1982-85)Season – 10 - Jody Betley (1995)

aPPearanCes

Career – 93 - Doug Holloway (1982-85)Season – 29 - Doug Holloway (1984)

games sTarTed

Career – 50 - Jim Thompson (1990-93)Season – 15 - Todd Hollowell (1998)

ComPleTe games

Career – 37 - Brian Heigle (1987-90)Season – 13 - Brian Heigle (1989)

sHUToUTs

Career – 12 - Brian Heigle (1987-90)Season – 5 - Rod Holterman (1999)

innings PiTCHed

Career – 345.2 - Jim Thompson (1990-93)Season – 113.0 - Jim Thompson (1993)Game – 13 - Jim Thompson (Hanover, 4-3-93)

Andy Welches (Franklin, 4-14-97)

sTriKeoUTs

Career – 303 - Brian Heigle (1987-90)Season – 110 - Ryan Fuller (2000)Game –19 - Ed Meredith (Louisville, 4-25-67)

baTTers faCed

Career – 1479 - Jim Thompson (1990-93)Season – 480 - Greg Cauble (2003)Game – 55 - Andy Welches (Franklin, 4-14-97)

aT baTs againsT

Career – 1167 - Greg Vogt (2009-12)Season – 437 - Greg Cauble (2003)

HigHesT fielding PerCenTage

Career – .991 - Mike Getkin (1975-78)Season – 1.000 - Drew Kidd (2011)

mosT CHanCes

Career – 1433 - Jonathan Carey (1998-01)Season – 450 - Terry McCardwell (1987)Game – 19 - Darryl Lehnus (Louisville, 4-25-67)

Randy Lewandowski (Hanover, 4-3-93)

Jim Macholtz (Manchester, 5-10-48)

mosT PUToUTs

Career – 1337 - Jonathan Carey (1998-01)Season – 413 - Terry McCardwell (1987)Game – 19 - Darryl Lehnus (Louisville, 4-25-67)

Jim Macholtz (Manchester, 5-10-48)

mosT assisTs

Career – 440 - Aaron Woolsey (2002-06)Season – 150 - Aaron Woolsey (2003)Game – 11 - Brett Detty (Transylvania, 3-27-10)

no HiTTers

9 innings

Denny Lehnus vs. Bethel (4-20-63)Jim Thompson vs. Bethel (5-12-90)

7 innings

Dan VonBargen vs. Earlham (4-20-65)Rod Nealeigh vs. Earlham (5-6-80)N. Bass/R. Hansen vs. Bluffton (4-19-80)Eddie Fowler vs. Manchester (4-11-89)

5 innings

Rex Wilson vs. Olivet Naz. (3-31-78)Roger Hansen vs. Earlham (5-6-80)Tony Mynhier vs. Manchester (4-21-87)Chad Hartness vs. IUPUI (3-20-92)

anderson UniversiTy sPorTs mediCine


Steve Risinger Mandy Bush Adam CrosbyChristina Merckx Chris Hamlin

seals ambUlanCe

Olivia Jackson

The Anderson University SportsMedicine program has built itself intoone of the finest small collegeprograms in the nation. The numeroussports teams rely upon the athletictrainers year-round to help mend theirwounds and rehabilitate injuries.

steven “Doc” risinger, AU’sdirector of sports medicine, headathletic trainer, and professor ofkinesiology, has crafted a superlativecareer in the field of sports medicineover the past 37 years. A member ofthe Indiana Athletic Trainers Hall ofFame and a 1974 Anderson Universitygraduate, Risinger has workeddiligently to build the AU program intoa national leader. In the summer of2000, the National Athletic Trainer’sAssociation named Risinger as thenation’s Most Distinguished AthleticTrainer for 2000, an annual awardrecognizing the organization’s trainerof the year.

Among his other honors, Risingerwas presented with the prestigiousSagamore of the Wabash in 1999, thehighest honor bestowed upon citizensof the state of Indiana. In the summerof 1998, he worked at the OlympicTraining center in Colorado Springs,Col. He is also a past president of theIndiana Athletic Trainers AssociationNational Board of Certification andNATA member. In addition, Risingerhas been named Indiana AthleticTrainer of the Year. He has also beenactive as the co-chairman of theGovernmental Affairs Committee thatwas responsible for obtaining licensurefor Indiana athletic trainers and was

appointed by the governor as the firstpresident of the Indiana AthleticTrainers Licensure Board. Along withhis long tenure at Anderson University,Risinger has worked with the ChicagoBears, Kansas City Chiefs, andIndianapolis Colts. Risinger and hiswife, Barb, have three sons: Steve, Jr.,Ben, and Nick.

Risinger is assisted by Mandy

Bush, Christina Merckx, Adam

Crosby, Chris Hamlyn, and olivia

Jackson.

Mandy Bush is in her ninth year onthe AU sports medicine staff.

She earned her bachelor’s degree inAthletic Training from AndersonUniversity in 2001. She added herMSEd in exercise science from theUniversity of Kansas in 2003 and was agraduate assistant at MidAmericaNazarene University. Bush and herhusband, Jimmy, reside in Noblesville.

Christina Merckx is the director ofathletic training education and assistantprofessor of kinesiology. She is agraduate of Anderson University andreceived her Master of Science degreein sports management from theUniversity of Northern Colorado. Sheadded her PhD in human performancefrom Southern Mississippi and re-joined the AU staff in 2011.

Adam Crosby is in his fourth yearon the AU sports medicine staff.

He earned his bachelor’s degree inAthletic Training from AU in 2008 andadded his master’s degree in sport andhuman performance from Ball StateUniversity in 2010.

Chris Hamlyn is in his fourth yearon the AU sports medicine staff.

He earned his bachelor’s degree inathletic training from ManchesterUniversity in 2007 and added hismaster’s degree in Kinesiology withemphasis in athletic training fromIndiana University in 2009.

olivia Jackson is in her first yearas an assistant athletic trainer andpreceptor within the Department ofAthletics. She is employed byAccelerated Rehabilitation Centers toserve the AU Athletic TrainingDepartment. Jackson completed herMaster of Science degree in sport andexercise science at the University ofCentral Florida in 2014, where sheworked as a graduate assistant athletictrainer. She also worked at theUniversity of North Carolina atGreensboro as a certified intern AthleticTrainer during the 2011-2012 schoolyear. Jackson is a 2011 graduate ofMarietta College, where she earned herBachelor of Science degree in athletictraining.

Serving as team physicians for thetenth year will be Dr. Jared Jones andorthopedic surgeons Nimu Surtani andJoe Jerman.

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