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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY
Athletic Department Administration
Joe Pavone, Director of Athletics
401-825-2405, jpavone@ccri.edu
Steve Rooney, Assistant Director of Athletics
401-825-2204, srooney@ccri.edu
Kevin Salisbury, Associate Director of Athletics
401-333-7324, ksalisbury@ccri.edu
Bev Wiley, Compliance Officer
401-825-2102, bwiley@ccri.edu
Athletic Department Support Staff
Vincent A. Cullen, Director of Athletics Emeritus
401-825-2200, vcullen@ccri.edu
Patrick Fogarty, Athletic Trainer
401-825-2104, pfogarty@ccri.edu
Bill Giusti, Equipment Manager
401-825-2234, wgiusti@ccri.edu
Dan LaCorbiniere, Sports Information Coordinator
401-825-1132, dclacorbiniere@ccri.edu
Nick Leimbach, Athletic Trainer
401-825-2104, nleimbach@ccri.edu
Madison Macaruso, Athletic Trainer
401-824-2104, mmacaruso@ccri.edu
Jeff Schmeltz, Assistant Sports Information Coordinator
401-825-1130, jaschmeltz@ccri.edu
Deanna O’Reilly, Technical Staff Assistant
401-825-2405, dfholt@ccri.edu
Suzanne Pacheco, Sports Medicine
401-825-2104, stpacheco@ccri.edu
Deb Panzica, Staff Assistant to the Director
401-333-7316, dpanzica@ccri.edu
Cheryl Smith, Staff Assistant to the Director
401-825-1056, clsmith@ccri.edu
Head Coaching Staff
Ken Hopkins, Baseball, 401-825-2107, khopkins1@ccri.edu
Rick Harris, Men’s Basketball, 401-825-2120, rjharris@ccri.edu
Brittany Brown, Women’s Basketball
401-825-1131, bsbrown1@ccri.edu
Gregg Cornell, Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track
401-333-7322, gcornell@ccri.edu
Gabe Toro, Men’s Soccer, 401-333-7363, gtoro@ccri.edu
Dennis Grassini, Women’s Soccer
401-333-7391, dgrassini@ccri.edu
Liz Afonso, Softball, 401-333-7315, emafonso@ccri.edu
Samantha Amaral, Volleyball, 401-333-7318, sireyes@ccri.edu
Anne Marie Balboni, Club Volleyball, 401-333-7316
Deb Panzica, Coed Tennis, 401-825-1168, dpanzica@ccri.edu
James Stringfellow, Golf, 401-825-1130, jcstringfellow@ccri.edu
www.ccri.edu/athl
CONTRIBUTORS
Editorial Content:
Dan LaCorbiniere, Jeff Schmeltz, Richard Coren, Erin Olson
Action Photos:
Dan Aurelio
Head Shots/Team Shots:
David Fischbach
Layout/Design:
Richard Coren
Copy Editors:
Erin Olson, Richard Coren
THE COLLEGE
President’s Message ........................................................................................ 2
Athletic Director’s Message ......................................................................... 2
Athletics’ Mission Statement ....................................................................... 2
About CCRI and athletic facilities ............................................................... 3
Academics and student-athlete support .................................................... 4
Overview and history of athletic department .......................................... 5
BASEBALL
Season outlook, Season schedule ................................................................ 6
Team roster, Team photo ............................................................................... 7
Coaches ............................................................................................................ 8
Season summary ............................................................................................. 9
2014 season in review ................................................................................. . 9
All-time year-by-year records .................................................................... 10
Postseason record, All-Americans and all-time records ...................... 10
All-time individual career and season records ................................ 10-13
SOFTBALL
Season outlook, Season schedule .............................................................. 14
Team roster, Team photo ............................................................................ 15
Coaches .......................................................................................................... 16
Season summary ........................................................................................... 17
2014 season in review ............................................................................... . 17
All-time year-by-year records, Postseason record ............................... 18
All-time individual and team records ................................................. 18-19
All-Americans and all-time records ......................................................... 19
TENNIS
Season outlook, Season schedule ............................................................. 20
Coach .............................................................................................................. 20
2014 match-by-match results .................................................................... 20
Team roster, Team photo, Postseason record ......................................... 21
Season summary .......................................................................................... 21
All-time records ...................................................................................... 22-23
GOLF
Season outlook, Season schedule ............................................................. 24
Season summary ........................................................................................... 24
Coaches .................................................................................................... 24-25
Team roster, Player photos ........................................................................ 25
All-time records, Postseason record ........................................................ 26
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ADMINISTRATION
A message from the President
The Community College of Rhode Island Department
of Athletics, its student-athletes, coaches and support
staff represent some of the best of what the college has
to offer. Each and every season, CCRI student-athletes
put on the Knights uniform, step onto the court, field
or track and compete. They represent the college not
only through their performance, but also in spirit. Their
accomplishments, based on a commitment to academics
and athletics, make us proud.
During the 2013-14 academic year, many studentathletes represented CCRI with distinction at the national
level. Several teams were represented at regional,
district and national level competitions.
These experiences are more than just wins and losses in the record books.
They are examples of CCRI student-athletes achieving great things on and off the
field. In the classroom, they discover a new subject, a career field and a love of
learning. In athletics, they acquire the discipline and commitment it takes to reach
their goals. Under the guidance of knowledgeable and caring coaches, they learn
the values of camaraderie, commitment to a common goal and how to win or lose
with grace.
If you are considering CCRI as a prospective student-athlete, I encourage you to
explore what we have to offer academically and athletically.
If you’re simply a fan of the college, I encourage you to attend one of our games
and root for the local team. Go Knights and Lady Knights!
Ray Di Pasquale
President
Mission of the CCRI
Athletic Department
The Community College of Rhode
Island Department of Athletics, Physical
Education and Recreation, an integral
part of the curriculum, is dedicated to
each physical education student and
student-athlete. CCRI provides a high
quality, nationally acclaimed and accredited program that promotes academic and
athletic excellence. The college excels in
sportsmanship, team play and competitive spirit while providing a strong academic foundation and support program.
A message from the Director Of Athletics
Athletics is not about winning. Rather, it is about testing one’s character to the limits; to dig deep when
the chips are down and the time on the clock is running out. As Olympic wrestler Dan Gable once said,
“Gold medals aren’t really made of gold. They’re made of sweat, determination, and a hard-to-find alloy
called guts.”
The Community College of Rhode Island Department of Athletics provides countless opportunities
for student-athletes to better themselves and face challengeswith strength and resolve. While they are
not competing for a gold medal, the lessons they learn being part of a team and competing are a valuable
component of their CCRI experience. They are lessons that prepare them to succeed in the classroom,
a professional career and beyond.
CCRI athletic teams boast a tradition of excellence with more than 5,300 victories, 213 All-Americans
and 711 All-Region selections. During the 2013-14 academic year, several teams reached the playoffs in
their sport, representing the college at the regional, district and national levels. The foundation behind
those outstanding accomplishments is built on an academic support program and the dedication of CCRI
coaches.
Whatever your athletic dreams might be, consider pursuing them at CCRI and join our tradition of success.
Joseph Pavone ’72
Director of Athletics
ABOUT CCRI/FACILITIES
CCRI Athletic Facilities
ABOUT CCRI
The Community College of Rhode Island opened
its doors in 1964 with 325 students in temporary space on Promenade Street in Providence
as Rhode Island Junior College. Today, with four
campuses throughout the state, CCRI enrolls an
average of almost 18,000 credit students each
semester, making it the largest comprehensive
community college in New England. Thirty-three
percent of its students identify themselves as part
of a minority group, many of whom are the first
in their families to attend college.
At a glance
Year founded: 1964
Locations: Warwick, Lincoln,
Providence and Newport with
satellite facilities in Providence
and Westerly
Enrollment: 17,553
Nickname: Knights
Color: Green
Affiliations: National Junior
College Athletic Association
(NJCAA) Region XXI
Accredited by the New England Association of
Schools and Colleges, CCRI offers more than 80
degree and certificate programs in the arts, business, computer studies, engineering, health sciences, human services, liberal arts and science departments taught
by faculty who are experts in their field. Each year, Rhode Islanders fill more than
30,000 seats in our professional development, skill enhancement, job retraining
and noncredit personal enrichment courses offered by CCRI’s Center for Workforce and Community Education.
CCRI students are active participants in campus life and in the community. The
college offers a varsity athletic program with 12 sports and a diverse selection of
student clubs and organizations, including student government. Annually, students,
faculty and staff volunteer for a variety of Rhode Island nonprofit organizations,
making life better for those less fortunate.
Since its inception, CCRI has graduated more than 64,000 students, with 95 percent of them living and working in Rhode Island. The college is the No. 1 provider
of nurses and other health care workers in the state. Annually, more than 1,000
CCRI students
transfer to Rhode
Island College
and the University of Rhode
Island to continue
their education.
CCRI’s tuition is
the most affordable in Rhode
Island. A full-time
student pays
about half, or less,
of tuition and fees
charged at any
other college in
the state. AccordThe Knight Campus in Warwick, R.I.
ing to a recent
survey given to
exiting students,
when graduates were asked, “Would you recommend CCRI to a friend or family
member?” nearly 99 percent said yes. By preparing students for continued education or to enter the state’s work force, the Community College of Rhode Island
provides its students with the opportunity to change their lives and achieve their
dreams.
Knight Campus
400 East Ave., Warwick
The CCRI Knight Campus is home to the Vincent
A. Cullen Field House with four basketball courts,
four tennis courts,
three volleyball courts
and a fully-equipped
weight room. The
men’s and women’s
basketball teams play
their home games
on the center wood
court. Athletic Department administration,
coaches and staff have offices at this location.
The CCRI baseball
team plays its home
games at Harold
“Whitey” Fell Field,
named in honor of the
college’s former head
baseball coach.
The Knight Campus has two additional outdoor
fields for team practice and recreational use.
Flanagan Campus
1762 Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln
The CCRI Flanagan Campus has a field house
with four basketball courts, four tennis courts,
four volleyball courts, a six-lane swimming pool,
an indoor track, a
modern dance studio
and a fully-equipped
weight room. The
women’s volleyball
team plays its home
matches in the
Flanagan Campus
Field House. Athletic
Department administration, coaches and
staff have offices at
this location.
The Flanagan Campus
has several outdoor fields for team
practice and competition as well as recreational
use. The cross country team and the men’s and
women’s soccer teams host their home meets
and matches at this site.
Additional sites
Some CCRI teams play their home games at
nearby off-campus locations. The softball team
plays its home games at Winslow Park Field in
Warwick and the golf team competes and practices at Cranston Country Club. The coed tennis
team and the indoor and outdoor track teams
travel to their opponent’s site or a neutral site
for matches.
For hours of operation of campus facilities and
more information, go to www.ccri.edu/athl/facilities.html.
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ACADEMICS
CCRI’s Student-Athlete Academic
Support Program (SAASP)
WHERE DO THEY GO
FROM HERE?
The Student-Athlete Academic Support Program at the Community College of
Rhode Island provides a support system for academic success in college. This mandatory program prepares student-athletes for transfer to four-year institutions
where they can continue their education and athletic careers.
During the first semester of their freshman year, student-athletes are required to
complete academic placement tests in reading, writing and mathematics and enroll
in a one-credit CCRI student success course. The program requires student-athletes to attend two, one-hour study sessions each week during the semester, including the off-season, at the college’s academic success centers. The Department
of Athletics compliance officer schedules session times for each student-athlete
and monitors their progress every five weeks during the semester. The program
also provides daily academic advising, counseling and tutorials as well as transfer
counseling.
Prospective student-athletes are encouraged to visit staff, coaches and advisors at
CCRI’s Warwick and Lincoln campuses to learn more about the program and the
college’s varsity teams. Call the Department of Athletics at 401-825-2114 for an
appointment.
Bethany Worth ’14
a former captain and
All-American earned
a scholarship to play
soccer at Southern
Connecticut State
University.
Janny Cabrera ’14
this former captain had
a highly successful volleyball career at CCRI
and will be attending
Rhode Island College.
Alexandra Place
’14 an All-American
in soccer and captain
on both soccer and
softball at CCRI will
be attending Johnson
& Wales University to
play soccer.
Zachary Wood ’14
was a captain on the
baseball team and will
be attending Bryant
University to play
baseball.
Rudy Brito ’14
another team captain
who capped off a
successful basketball
career at CCRI will
be attending Johnson & Wales to play
basketball.
Rob Gallucci ’14
a captain on the soccer team competed in
soccer and golf while
at CCRI and will be
attending Newbury
College to play soccer.
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STUDENT-ATHLETES ACHIEVE ACADEMIC SUCCESS
IN 2013-14
Many student-athletes were honored for their academic achievements in the
2013-14 academic year. Their successes included 26 student-athletes making the
dean’s list in the fall and spring semesters. In addition, two earned scholarships to
Division II Southern Connecticut State University and many others will be moving
on to play sports at DI and DIII schools.
Twenty-nine student-athletes from the Class of 2013 earned associate degrees,
eight with honors. Twenty-six of them will be transferring to four-year institutions like Southern Connecticut State University, Newbury College, Rhode Island
College, Lasell College, Bryant University and Johnson & Wales University.
ATHLETICS AT CCRI
An overview of CCRI athletics
past and present
The Community College of Rhode Island is home to one of the Ocean State’s
finest and most successful intercollegiate athletic programs. Since its inception in
1965, the CCRI program has long been considered a front-runner in New England
community college and junior college athletic circles.
The basketball, baseball, tennis, volleyball, cross country, golf and soccer teams have
all been nationally ranked. The 2002 women’s soccer team captured the school’s
first national championship, while a number of other squads, including men’s basketball and women’s soccer, were national runners-up. With more than 5,300 victories,
213 All-Americans, 129 Region XXI championships and 711 All-Region selections,
CCRI leads the way among all New England community colleges.
Great coaching has been the key to CCRI’s success. From the athletic department’s
humble beginnings in 1965, the school has always featured legendary coaches. From
Hall of Fame athletic director and men’s basketball coach Vin Cullen to baseball
coaches Whitey Fell and Art Pontarelli, tennis coach Ray Carr and volleyball coach
Gail Davis, the tradition of great coaches and top-flight teaching has extended
through theyears and continues through the present day.
The college holds membership in the National Junior College Athletic Association
and is an associate member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
Vin Cullen
Athletic Director
Men’s basketball coach
1965-2002.
Harold “Whitey” Fell
Baseball coach
1965-1982.
Ken McDonald ’90
Played at Providence;
current head coach
for the Austin Toros.
Rheal Cormier ’88
Pitched in the major
leagues for 16 seasons.
CCRI fields intercollegiate men’s teams in baseball, basketball, soccer, cross country,
indoor and outdoor track and golf and intercollegiate women’s teams in volleyball,
basketball, cross country, indoor and outdoor track, soccer and softball. The college
has a coed tennis team.
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The Community College of Rhode Island has proven to be a steppingstone for
many student athletes who have moved on tocomplete their academic and athletic
careers at four-year colleges and universities throughout the nation.
Jasmine Jennings ’06
Competed for URI in
track and field.
Marvin Owens ’06
Played for Rollie Massimino at Northwood
University in Palm
Beach, Fla.
CCRI ATHLETICS: A TRADITION OF UNMATCHED SUCCESS
Year started
All-time record
Region XXI Championships
2013-14 record
Baseball
1965-661,047-414-3 (.716)1122-10
Men’s Basketball
1965-66943-420
(.692)1718-13
Women’s Basketball
1977-78518-354
(.594)1016-9
Golf
1967-68475-166-7 (.738)173-2
Men’s Soccer
1973-74407-243-51 (.617) 34-11
Women’s Soccer
1994-95265-79-14 (.760)1611-7-1
Softball
1979-80378-331
(.533)1012-14
Tennis
1974-75290-97 (.749)214-4
Volleyball
1976-77652-312
(.676)1914-8
Totals
49 seasons
5,321-2,645-108 (.666)
128
104-78-1
SEASON OUTLOOK
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With a strong complement of returning veterans
combined with a quality crop of freshmen recruits,
the 2015 CCRI Knights’ baseball team has set its
sights on a return to Enid, Oklahoma, home of the
NJCAA Division II World Series. In order to accomplish this goal, the team has been working extremely
hard for the season with a seven-week training
program. According to head coach Ken Hopkins,
“The Knights have a wealth of depth and experience
at every position. This should lead to a very exciting
season.”
The Knights will be led by returning veterans and
co-captains, TJ Boyajian (Warwick, R.I.) in right field
and Eddie Apice (North Kingstown, R.I.) in center
field along with being a top left handed pitcher in the
region. Coach Hopkins has said, “These two players
are like having two more coaches in the room and
they are counted upon heavily to set an example of
how the team approaches its work ethic and preparation for the season.”
Returning players also include Austin Barry (North
Kingstown, R.I.) in left field and on the mound as well
as James Riley-Garnett (Newport, R.I.), both of whom
will be counted upon for their long ball prowess
and RBI production. Casey Mack (Trumbull, Conn.)
returns at third base and Mike Evans (Warwick, R.I.)
at first base. These players will give the team a strong,
experienced lineup at the corners. Sophomore
transfer, Diego Campos (Providence, R.I.) will provide
the Knights with many options as a designated hitter,
third base, outfielder and pitcher. Coach Hopkins
considers Campos to be the most important utility
player on the team because of his ability to play many
positions. According to Hopkins, “He also gives the
team many options with his bat as he is one of the
better offensive players on the roster.” Steve Adams
(Jacksonville, Fla.) also returns to the lineup as the
team’s catcher and provides a solid bat as well as
strong defense behind the plate.
Quality newcomers, Dave Hopkins (East Greenwich, R.I.), a transfer from URI, will start at second
base, and give the Knights an additional arm on the
mound. Hopkins will bat near the top of the order
to provide quality offense. The only position without
a veteran presence is shortstop, but coach Hopkins
has recruited two quality freshmen to fill the position.
Ramiel Rodriquez (Providence, R.I.) and Derek Estes
(Hyannis, Mass.) will share the shortstop duties.
For the first time in many years, the team has three
quality catchers that will share duties behind the
plate as well as help to keep a deep pitching staff
in shape. Along with Adams, Dan Autiello (Orlando,
Fla.), a transfer from Lake-Sumter State College and
freshman Edison Mercado (Providence, R.I.), a strong
hitting prospect, will compete until someone emerges
to hold down the job.
Recruited freshmen who will compete for playing
time include: Ryan Rotondo, a first team All-Stater
from Bishop Hendricken High School (Warwick, R.I.),
who will compete for time at second base and designated hitter and Brandon Escalante (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), a solid right fielder and lefty hitter. Colby
Ortega (Kissimmee, Fla.), a strong left handed hitter
will challenge Evans for playing time at first base
and Ernesto Figueroa (Providence, R.I.), a strong and
athletic centerfielder will see plenty of action when
Apice takes the mound.
According to coach Hopkins, success will come
from the reliance of the strength and depth of the
pitching staff.Veterans PJ Watson (Cheshire, Conn.)
2015 SCHEDULE
Saturday Bronx CC 9 a.m. 3/14 3/17 Tuesday Herkimer CC (Russ Matt Tourney) 10 a.m. 3/18 Wednesday Century College (Russ Matt Tourney) 1:30 p.m. DH 3/19 Thursday Waubonsee CC (Russ Matt Tourney) 3:30 p.m. 3/20 Friday Brookdale CC (Russ Matt Tourney) 3 p.m. DH 3/21 Saturday Burlington CC (Russ Matt Tourney) 11 p.m. 3/22 Sunday Grinnel College (Russ Matt Tourney) 10:15 p.m. 3/24 Tuesday Massasoit CC 3:30 p.m. 3/25 Wednesday Northern Essex CC 3:30 p.m. 3/28 Saturday Dean College 12 p.m. DH 3/31 Tuesday Springfield JV 4 p.m. 4/4 Saturday UConn Avery Point 12 p.m. DH 4/8 Wednesday Mitchell College JV 3:30 p.m. Saturday Mercyhurst Northeast 12 p.m. DH 4/11 4/12 Sunday Mercyhurst Northeast 12 p.m. 4/13 Monday Nichols College 2:30 p.m. DH 4/14 Tuesday Northern Essex CC 3:30 p.m. 4/15 Wednesday Holyoke CC 3:30 p.m. 4/16 Thursday Franklin Pierce College 3:30 p.m. 4/18 Saturday Dean College 12 p.m. DH 4/19 Sunday Dean College 12 p.m. 4/21 Tuesday Navy Prep 4 p.m. 4/22 Wednesday Mitchell College JV 3:30 p.m. 4/23 Thursday Springfield College JV 4 p.m. 4/25 Saturday UConn Avery Point 12 p.m. DH 4/26 Sunday UConn Avery Point 1 p.m. 4/27 Monday Holyoke CC 3:30 p.m. 4/28 Tuesday Navy Prep 4 p.m. 4/29 Wednesday Franklin Pierce College 4 p.m. 5/8-10 Fri/Sat/Sun
Region XXI Championship
@ Highest Seed
5/15-17 Sat-Sun
District Championships
@ Region XXI
5/23-30 Sat-Sat National Tournament
@ Enid, OK
Home games in CAPS.
Check online for latest schedule updates at: www.ccri.edu/athl/baseball/schedule
and Stew Braman (Middletown, R.I.) will lead a deep but inexperienced staff. Returning veterans
Ben Duarte (East Providence, R.I.) and Ryan Faria (Cranston, R.I.) will see innings, and their
experience brings a wealth of confidence to the team. Newcomers to the staff could be the key
to a very promising season as coach Hopkins has recruited some quality arms that still need to
be tested under pressure in key games. Jack Livingston (East Lyme, Conn.) and Tyler Lamonda
(Auburn, Mass.) are two highly touted recruits that will be relied upon to pitch some big games
for the Knights. The depth of the staff will also be counted upon to eat up many innings with
John Sikie (Cumberland, R.I.) Steve Noti (Warwick, R.I.), Heiker Feliz (Providence, R.I.) and Wally
Luna (Providence, R.I.) all competing for innings out of the bullpen with the potential to move
into the rotation. Apice, Hopkins, Garnett-Riley, Barry and Campos will also be counted on to
supply innings as needed in dual roles. Mike Gallagher (Stoughton, Mass.), a freshman transfer
from URI, has seen much success in practice and may move into the closer role out of the
bullpen.
The team has been working hard since the first week of September, playing a full 30-game fall
schedule, lifting weights and preparing in the off season. It is hoped that the hard work and dedication will be evident as the 2015 Knights set their sights on a return to Enid, Oklahoma. The
team will open their season once again at the RussMatt Central Florida Invitational in Orlando,
Florida.
2015 BASEBALL TEAM
TEAM ROSTER
CAPTAINS
NUMERICAL ROSTER
NO. NAME
CLASS
B
T
POS.
HOMETOWN
1
Rotondo , Ryan FR
L
R
2B
Warwick, R.I.
2
Campos, Diego
SO
R
R
OF/P
Providence, R.I.
3
Braman, Stewart
SO
R
R
RHP
Middletown, R.I.
4
Gallagher, Mike
FR
R
R
RHP
Stoughton, Mass.
5
Feliz, Heiker
FR
R
R
P
Providence, R.I.
6
Rodriguez, Ramiel
FR
R
R
SS/2B
Providence, R.I.
7
Apice, Edward*
SO
L
L
LHP/OF
No. Kingstown, R.I.
Edward Apice
8
Watson, PJ
SO
R
R
RHP
Cheshire, Conn.
9
Autiello, Dan
SO
R
R
C
Orlando, Fla.
10
Mack, CaseySO
R
R
3BTrumbull, Conn.
11
Lamonda, TylerFR
R
R
PAuburn, Mass.
12
Hopkins, Dave
SO
R
R
2B/SS
East Greenwich, R.I.
13
Barry, AustinSO
R
R
OF/PNo. Kingstown, R.I.
14
Faria, RyanSO
R
R
PCranston, R.I.
15
Livingston, Jack
FR
R
R
P
East Lyme, Conn.
16
Evans, MichaelSO
LL1BWarwick, R.I.
17
Mercado, Edison FR
R
R
C
Providence, R.I.
19
Escalante, Brandon
FR
L
L
OF
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. TJ Boyajian
20
Boyajian, TJ*SO
R
R
OFWarwick, R.I.
21
Adams, StephenSO
R
R
CJacksonville, Fla.
23
Estes, DerekFR
R
R
SSHyannis, Mass.
24
Riley-Garnett, James
SO
R
R
OF/P
Newport, R.I.
25
Sikie, JohnFR
R
R
PCumberland, R.I.
26
Noti, SteveFR
R
R
PWarwick, R.I.
30
Ortega, ColbyFR
LL1BKissimmee, Fla.
31
Figueroa, ErnestoFR
R
R
OFProvidence, R.I.
33
Luna, WallyFR
R
R
RHPProvidence, R.I.
34
Duarte, Ben
SO
R
R
RHP
East Providencet, R.I.
* Captains
7
Mark Andrews
COACHING STAFF
Assistant Coach
Ken Hopkins ’75
Head Coach
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Ken Hopkins ’75 is the winningest coach in Community
College of Rhode Island baseball history. He has served as
head coach of the CCRI baseball team since 2001, compiling a record of 354-164-2.
Hopkins has had a number of successes as head coach.
Most recently he led the 2012 Knights to the NJCAA Division II World Series in Enid, Okla. The team finished the
season with a 33-13 record. Because of that success he
was named NJCAA and ABCA District Coach of the Year.
In March 2015, Hopkins received the Amby Smith Lifetime
Achievement Award from Words Unlimited. In addition,
he was inducted to the Rhode Island Baseball Coaches
Association Hall of Fame as the 2013 recipient of the Ben
Mondor Award for his contributions to the Rhode Island baseball community.
In 2005, Hopkins led the squad to a 27-7 record and No. 10 NJCAA national ranking. The team was NJCAA New England Division II Champions in 2001 and 2002 and
Hopkins was voted Coach of the Year in 2001 and 2002.
In addition to his experience at CCRI, Hopkins served as head coach of women’s
basketball and men’s baseball at Rhode Island College and as a coach in the Florida
Collegiate Summer League (FCSL). In 2008, he was the head coach of the FCSL’s
Sanford River Rats and in 2009 he served as head coach of the Winter Park Diamond
Dogs.
In college, Hopkins played for the Knights baseball squad and coach Whitey Fell
during the 1974 and 1975 seasons. He transferred to Rhode Island College, where he
played for coach Dave Stenhouse, during the 1976 and 1977 seasons.
Hopkins graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Rhode Island College and holds
a master’s degree in education from the University of New England. For the past 10
years, he has been a social studies teacher at Cranston High School East and previously served as athletic director for Cranston Public Schools from 1990-2001.
Hopkins resides in Cranston, R.I. with wife, Mary,
HOPKINS’ RECORD
daughters, Lauren and Katie, and son, Ken Jr.
Raymond Tessaglia
Assistant Coach
Ray Tessaglia has
numerous years of
coaching experience
at the amateur and
Division I levels.
Fifteen years ago, he
reunited with Head
Coach Ken Hopkins, with whom he
teamed up to lead
women’s basketball
and men’s baseball
programs for many
years at Rhode Island College.
Tessaglia is the former head coach of the
men’s baseball team and former associate head
coach of the women’s basketball team at Rhode
Island College. His overall knowledge of the
game and teaching skills, coupled with his working familiarity with Hopkins, benefit the CCRI
baseball program.
Tessaglia lives in Providence, R.I. with his wife,
Janice, and daughter, Sydney.
YEAR
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
W
L
33
6
2913
1810
1617
27
7
2311
1714
2214
3211
2414
3011
3313
2813
2210
354164
Mark Andrews returns to
the CCRI baseball program
as an assistant coach for
his fourth season. Andrews,
who owns the Rhode Island
Diamond Baseball Academy in East Greenwich,
has more than 16 years of
coaching experience at the
local, travel, tournament,
American Legion, high
school and college levels.
He was a three-sport,
All-State athlete in football,
hockey and baseball at Warwick Veterans Memorial
High School.
For the past 13 seasons Andrews served as assistant
coach for the Moses Brown varsity baseball team. Last
year, he coached the Rhode Island Rays AAU Baseball
Club, an under-13 travel team. He previously served as
an assistant coach for New England Frozen Lemonade,
Warwick’s legion team, and Warwick’s youth baseball
programs.
Outside of baseball, Andrews works for the Providence School Department with special needs students.
He also works under the administration at Hope High
School and the Gang Unit of the Providence Police
Department.
Andrews is a resident of Warwick, R.I.
Kevin Rix
Assistant Coach, Pitching
Kevin Rix begins his fifth
season with the CCRI
baseball coaching staff. He
works with the Knights’
pitchers and assists in other
areas.
Rix previously served as
the head coach of the Warwick Connie Mack Baseball
League and as assistant
coach of the Warwick team
in the Rhode Island Amateur League. In 2000, he was
the assistant coach of the Pilgrim High School freshmen
baseball team. He also has served as an assistant coach
for Warwick Veterans High School.
Rix lives in Warwick, R.I. He has a son, Kevin, and a
daughter, Amanda.
Cody Ortega ’11
Assistant Coach
Ortega is a former CCRI
player who returns to the
Knights’ program to join
the coaching staff for his
second year as an assistant.
Ortega will help with statistics and assist with team
practices. Ortega lives in
Cranston, R.I. with his wife
Lauren and son Johnny.
2014 SEASON IN REVIEW
2014 CCRI MEN’S BASEBALL STATISTICS
Player Ed Apice
Jake Tillman Ryan Odell Joe Yankee Jake Waldren Steve Adams Ryan Wordell Zack Wood Austin Barry Jake Saley T.J. Boyajian Casey Mack
Pat O’Keefe
Jon Vazquez
Mike Evans
Kory Lawrence
Tyler Brown
Rob DeCosta
Ryan Faria
James Garnett
TOTALS
OPPONENTS
PITCHING
Player
Jake Tillman Ryan Odell
Stew Braman
P.J. Watson
Ed Apice
Ryan Faria
Kory Lawrence
Rich Reo
Austin Barry
Evan Bertone
James Garnett
Ben Duarte
Joe Yankee
Tyler Brown
TOTALS
GP
29
30
30
23
32
13
19
31
19
22
23
16
21
27
13
6
5
1
11
4
GP
5
6
7
6
5
11
4
5
4
3
3
3
2
3
AB
R
H
80
23
31
87
24
32
104
29
38
76
19
27
111
33
39
30
6
10
49
11
16
96
17
30
37
9
10
45
10
11
43
17
10
31
9
7
37
10
8
69
12
13
23
1
4
2
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
924 230 287
676 119 195
IP W
34
32
27
26
21
16
15
14
12
14
8
5
3
3
228
3
3
3
4
2
2
2
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
22
L
1
1
0
0
2
1
1
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
10
2b 3b HR RBI
5
4
5
6
8
2
0
6
2
3
3
2
1
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
52
39
SV
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
5
SB BB HP SF
0
2
25
3
3
16
1
1
28
3
3
19
1
1
21
0
0
4
0
3
12
2
4
26
1
0
5
0
0
9
0
0
4
0
1
8
0
0
5
0
2
10
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11 20 195
7
9
94
R
ER
16
16
9
8
15
11
11
11
14
14
5
4
18
14
11
8
9
8
6
6
10
7
8
7
0
0
1
1
136 118
2
4
9
6
1
0
1
0
2
0
3
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
31
19
8 3
8 3
8 1
5
0
10 5
3 2
4 1
11 3
3 3
3
7
17
3
3 2
5 4
5 0
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
94 42
72 18
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
8
AVG.
.388
.368
.365
.355
.351
.333
.327
.313
.270
.244
.233
.226
.216
.188
.174
.500
.000
.000
.000
.000
.311
.288
H
SO
BB
ERA
40
19
23
22
24
13
17
18
14
7
8
8
1
3
218
12
34
32
12
16
13
12
10
8
4
7
4
3
1
170
8
9
9
10
9
5
10
6
5
9
8
3
2
1
97
4.28
2.25
3.67
3.76
6.00
2.25
8.40
5.27
5.84
3.72
8.22
12.60
0.00
3.38
4.65
SEASON SUMMARY
The CCRI Knights baseball team had an outstanding year, ending the season
competing for another Region XXI baseball championship in early May, playing
UConn-Avery Point (UCAP) in the championship series. The Knights won the
first game of the series, 8-0. In the second game, the Knights fought hard in a
game that lasted 10 innings, but fell 3-2, forcing a game three to be played. In the
final game of the series, the Knights lost 4-2, ending the team’s hopes of returning
to the College World Series. The Knights’ season ended with a 22-10 record.
Despite not finishing the season with a championship win, the Knights had
some great individual efforts throughout the season. The team did have some
individual performances that earned players All-Region XXI honors, and those
players included sophomores Eddie Apice, Ryan O’Dell, Jake Tillman and Jake
Waldren. In addition, Apice earned the award for Defensive Player of the Year in
the region.
In 2014, the Knights played a very tough national schedule that was made even
harder by the unpredictible weather during the spring. The rain and cold made
it difficult to play, forcing a number of cancellations and postponements. While
playing against top competition, the Knights played only 11 home games, 22 away
and finished 12 games above .500.
The Knights will return a solid core of players to pair with new talent from
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Florida, which should lead to some
exciting baseball at Fell field in Warwick during the 2015 season.
2014 CCRI MEN’S
BASEBALL RESULTS (22-10)
3/13
3/13
3/14 3/14 3/15 3/15
3/16
3/29
4/3
4/4
4/5
4/5
4/6
4/6
4/7
4/9
4/10
4/12
4/12
4/13
4/18
4/19
4/19
4/22
4/24
4/27
4/27
4/28 4/29
Lincoln CC 9-2
Gloucester CC
5-15
Schenectady CC 8-7
Schenectady CC
15-5
Oakton CC
0-5
Oakton CC
5-9
Muscatine CC
9-7
DEAN COLLEGE
12-1
FRANKLIN PIERCE
19-5
Mitchell College
8-4
UCONN AVERY POINT6-2
UCONN AVERY POINT 2-12
SPRINGFIELD JV 9-0
SPRINGFIELD JV 13-1
Dean College 3-0
HOLYOKE CC
19-5
SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE 11-1
Mercyhurst NE 0-7
Mercyhurst NE 4-5
Mercyhurst NE
4-2
Dean College 3-4
Dean College 3-1
Dean College 4-3
MITCHELL COLLEGE 7-1
SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE 14-1
UConn Avery Point 4-11
UConn Avery Point
7-5
UConn Avery Point 5-3
Navy Prep
10-3
Region XXI Championship @ CCRI
5/2
UConn Avery Point
8-0
5/3
UConn Avery Point
2-3
5/4
UConn Avery Point
2-4
HOME GAMES IN CAPS
Overall Record: 22-10
Region XXI: 9-4
9
ALL-TIME RECORDS
10
ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
Hitting
Games
43
2009
At Bats14201992
Runs 423
1999
Hits 4701992
RBIs 3521999
Doubles 1022011
Triples
40
1992
Home Runs, Season
64
2001
Home Runs, Game
10
5/15/93
Bat Avg..3781986
Walks (Most)
190
1988
(Least)
75
2003
Strikeouts (Most)
245
2002
(Least)
105
1986
Stolen Bases 98
1988
Sacrifices
40
1988
Hit by Pitch
60
2009
Put Outs10241992
Assists 3971991
Errors (Most)
97
1990
(Least)
53
2002
Fielding Pct. (Highest)
.957
1983
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Pitching
Innings Pitched341.11992
Strikeouts (High)3961988
(Low)
184
1986
Walks (High)2011992
(Low)
100
2004
Shutouts 141988
Hit by Pitch
24
1992
Wild Pitches
47
1998
Complete Games
19
1988
Saves
9
2001
ERA (Highest)5.462000
ERA (Lowest)1.881988
36
1988
Most Wins Most Losses
17
2004
HEAD COACHES
Ken Hopkins (2001-present)
Whitey Fell (1966-1984)
Art Pontarelli (1985-1992)
Jay Grenier (1993-2000)
354-164-1
250-105-1
222-69-1
221-76
.683
.704
.762
.744
7
5
9
6
10
5
12
2
13
3
8
4
9
4
12
3
11
7
10
8
13
7
1410
17
5
14
6
18
6
20
8
14
3
20
7
19
6
27
8
2110
25
9
36
5
2210
2810
31
8
32
9
2112
27
7
2310
35
7
32
8
2412
33
9
2611
33
6
2913
1810
1617
27
7
2311
1714
2214
3211
2414
3011
3313
2813
2210
1,047
414
Postseason
1987 Region XXI Champions
1988 District Champions
1988 College World Series
ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICANS
Scott Perry
1981-82
NJCAA First Team
John Mello
1986-87
NJCAA Second Team
Rheal Cormier
1986-87
NJCAA First Team
Rheal Cormier
1987-88
NJCAA First Team
Derek Grudinskas 1989-90
NJCAA Honorable Mention
Derek Grudinskas 1989-90
ABCA First Team
Kelly Chandler
1992-93
NJCAA First Team
Joel Padin
1993-94
NJCAA First Team
Allen Levrault
1995-96
NJCAA First Team
Allen Levrault
1995-96
ABCA First Team
Pat Schultz
1996-97
NJCAA Third Team
Jerson Perez
1996-97
NJCAA Second Team
Jerson Perez
1996-97
ABCA First Team
Tom Koutrouba
1996-97
NJCAA Second Team
Alex Fernandez
1996-97
NJCAA First Team
Joe Apotheker
1999-00
NJCAA Second Team
Jason Henderson 2000-01
NJCAA Second Team
Tony Bennett
2001-02
NJCAA Third Team
Marc Dorsi
2011-12
NJCAA First Team
ALL-TIME RECORDS
ALL-TIME CAREER BATTING RECORDS
Games Played
ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON
PLAYER
#
Gavitt
83
BATTING AVERAGE
Horn
81
(.400 or higher)
Dunnett
78
Apotheker76
PLAYER
AVERAGE
YEAR
Walczak
76
(50 AB’s or more)
Cantone
74
74
Ayotte
Giansanti .5001985
S. DeCosta
74
Savickas.4692007
Cipoletti
73
Williams
72
Grudinskas.4671997
McKeever
71
Thornton.4642005
Borden
70
Kennedy
68
Serafin .458
2003
Fitta
68
Perry.4551981
Tanous
67
Nassi
67
Tager.4532008
Vinci
66
Serafin
.448
2003
Mooney
65
65
Beech
Maio.4461984
Kirinsky
65
Walczak.4422001
Sodre
65
Jackson
65
Apotheker.4362000
D. Cormier
64
Mello.4341986
At Bats
Dorsi.4312012
#
PLAYER
Schultz.4301996
Dunnett
308
Cantone
278
Abraham.4302008
Mancini
263
Muldoon.4292002
Apotheker262
McKeever
256
Tarantino.4282009
Gavitt
256
Serafin
.426
2003
DeCosta
253
Horn 251
Perez.4251996
Williams
249
Dunphy.4241986
Schultz
242
Dorsi
241
Walczak.4232000
Beech
230
Padin.4131994
Munsey
230
Harwood
228
Jim Hopkins.4221970
Muldoon
228
Mello.4181985
Perez
228
Odell
228
Abraham.4172008
Cipoletti
227
Francis.4141981
Gavitt.4142011
Runs
#
PLAYER Beech.4111998
Apotheker97
Forzani.4101985
Walczak
89
Muldoon
84
Grudinskas.4101989
Dunnett
82
Ramirez.4102001
Beech
79
Borges
75
Bush.4081979
Cantone
72
J. Cole.4071991
McKeever
71
Perez
70
Dunnett.4061991
Haynes
68
Padin.4051994
Gaccione
67
Walczak
65
Mike Silva.4052000
Fitta
65
Hall.4021985
Lemieux
65
65
Fitta
Berry.4011993
Mello
64
Pantazis.4001997
Nassi
64
S. Cole.4001984
Dorsi
64
Sousa.4001981
Misc. Records
Strike Outs, Game
19
John Donavan 4/4//71
Grand Slams, Season
3
Chris Hopkins, 1980
No Hitters
Joe Rossi, 1976
Jason Henderson, 2001
Marek Deska, 2005
Hits
PLAYER
#
Walczak
117
Dunnett
114
Cantone
102
101
Schultz
Apotheker100
Gavitt
99
Walczak
93
Grudinskas
91
Horn
91
Perez
90
M. Jackson
89
Muldoon
88
Mello
87
Beech
87
Thornton
McKeever Dorsi
Williams
Mello
Odell
Haynes
Cole
Dunphy
Berry
D. Cormier
DeCosta
Quinn
86
85
85
83
82
82
81
81
80
79
77
76
76
Doubles
PLAYER
#
Schultz
34
Gavitt
30
Cantone
29
Dunnett
22
Quinn
22
Mancini
21
Gaccione
21
Borden
20
Horn
20
18
Beech
Cipoletti
18
Walczak
18
Cabral
18
Williams
18
Dorsi
18
Tager
17
Dunphy
17
Grudinskas17
Apotheker17
Nassi
17
Triples
PLAYER
Mello
Dunnett
#
11
10
Home Runs
#
PLAYER
Walczak
31
Apotheker19
Fernandez15
Cipoletti
13
Mello
13
Diehl
11
Fitta
11
Grudinskas11
Cantone
10
Zambrano
9
Runs Batted In
PLAYER Schultz
Walczak
Apotheker
Horn
Walzak
Mancini
Grudinskas
Cantone
Gavitt
Cabral
Cipoletti
Mello
Borden
Williams
Dunnett
Fitta
#
106
105
88
86
77
76
74
74
74
69
63
62
62
60
58
57
Stolen Bases
PLAYER
#
Muldoon
58
Newsome50
Beech
38
Reyes
38
Fitta 29
Haynes
29
Williams
27
Grant-West23
Razzino
23
Branson
18
D. Cormier
17
Thornton
17
Mello
16
Tanous
16
DeCosta
16
Walks
PLAYER
#
Ferraz
50
Apotheker49
Cipoletti
48
Tager
46
Mancini
41
Fitta
40
Kirinsky
39
Branson
37
DeCosta
35
Gavitt
33
Grudinskas32
30
Mooney
Garcia
30
Strike Outs
PLAYER
#
Mancini
70
Walczak
55
Fitta
52
DeCosta
41
Narcavage37
Cipoletti
37
Bugyi
34
Diehl
31
Wood
30
Vasquez
30
Hit By Pitch
#
PLAYER
Apotheker18
Ayotte
16
Reyes 15
Muldoon
13
Horn 9
Grant-West
7
Saley
7
Sacrifices
PLAYER
#
Diehl
58
Ayotte
56
Fitta
52
DeCosta
41
Narcavage37
Cipoletti
37
34
Bugyi
Diehl
31
Woodward27
Grudinskas26
Ayotte
26
Batting Average
#
PLAYER
Grudinskas.444
.434
Giansanti
Mello
.427
Savickas
.422
Walczak
.415
Dunphy
.412
.417
Schultz
Maio
.407
Tager
.396
Perez
.394
Thornton
.391
Quinn
.389
Gavitt
.387
Muldoon
.386
Apotheker.382
.378
Beech
Cantone
.377
Dunnett
.374
J.Yankee
.374
11
ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON BATTING RECORDS
Games Played
PLAYER
Ayotte
Henault
Borden
Jackson
Zambrano
Mancini
Apotheker
McDonald
Tarantino
12
Cantone
56
2002
Dunnett
55
1991
Perez
54 1996
54
2002
Muldoon
Zambrano 532002
Schultz
52
1996
Perry
51 1981
Thornton
51
2005
51
1988
D. Cormier
Gavitt
51 2012
Ramirez
50
2001
Fernandez 501997
At Bats
Borden
50
2009
#
YR
PLAYER
50 2012
Dorsi
Dunnett
166
1992 Mello
49 1986
Cole
160 1992 Henault
49
1988
M. Jackson
159
1999 Beaulieu
49
1990
Cantone
146
2002 Mancini
49
1999
McKeever 1451992 Ferraz
49
1999
Tarantino
145
2009 Quinn
49
2010
Mancini
144
1992 Williams
49
2011
Dunnett
142
1991 Tager
48 2008
140
1988 Forzani
D. Cormier
48
1985
Gavitt
140 2012 Furtado
48
1999
138 1988 Gavitt
Ayotte
48 2011
Walczak
138
2001 Hall
47 1989
Grant-West 1371991 McKeever 471997
Higgins
137 2002 Hall
47 1985
Kennedy
136
1988 Schultz
47
1995
47 2011
Horn
Runs
Nutting
46
1996
PLAYER #
YR
Grant-West 461991
Mancini
50
1999 Cantone
46
2001
50
1999 Nutting
Ferraz
46
1996
Jackson
49
1999 Abraham
46
2008
49
2001
Ramirez
Muldoon
49
2001 Doubles
Apotheker 491999 PLAYER
#
YR
Walczak
48
2000 Schultz
21
1996
Apotheker 482000 Jackson
19
1999
Schultz
46
1997 Apotheker 191999
Grant-West 451991 Allen
18 2004
Dunnett
45
1992 Gavitt
17 2012
45
2009 D. Cormier
Tarantino
16
1988
M. Jackson
44
1998 Cantone
16
1988
44 1998 Mancini
Beech
16
1992
Reyes
42 2011 Maio
16 1985
Walczak
41
2001 Margie
16
1997
41
1988 Tager
Ayotte
14 2008
Lygren
41
1999 D. Hopkins
14
2010
Furtado
40
1999 Gracia
14
2012
Henault
40
1988 Zambrano 132002
D. Cormier
39
1988 Mello
13 1986
Fitta
39 1988 Cipoletti
13
1991
Borges
39
1999 Gavitt
13 2011
Tager
39 2008
Mello
38 1986 Triples
Maio
38 1985 PLAYER
#
YR
Woodward 381989 Dunnett
10
1991
Narcavage 381991 Mello
9
1986
Tanous
38
1989 Mancini
5
1991
Williams
38
2011 Canning 5
1983
5
1991
Grant-West
Hits
Thornton
5
2005
PLAYER
#
YR
Williams
5
2011
M. Jackson
63
1999
Tarantino
62
2009 Home Runs
#
YR
Walczak
61
2001 PLAYER
17
2000
Cole
59 1992 Walczak
Dunnett
59
1992 Fernandez 151997
14
2001
Apotheker 582000 Walczak
13
1991
Grudinskas 571990 Cipoletti
Swinson
12
#
YR
44
1988
43
1988
43
2009
42
1999
412002
41
1999
411999
412009
41
2009
Crosby
Mancini
Ramirez
Diehl
Caba
Forzani
Crosby
Apotheker
Apotheker
Mello
Grudinskas
M Jackson
Fitta Perry
Maio
J. Cole
Schultz
LaCompte
S. Cole
12
1996
11
1999
11
2001
11 1987
10 2001
10
1985
10
1995
102000
9
1999
9
1985
9
1990
9
1999
9
1988
9
1981
9
1985
8
1995
8
1996
8
1973
8
1984
Runs Batted In
PLAYER Schultz
Jackson
Schultz
Apotheker
Walczak
Beech
Mancini
Walczak
Perry
Forzani
Cantone
Fernandez
Tarantino
Horn
Grudinskas
Diehl
Cole
Borden
Henault
#
YR
74
1996
64
1999
56
1996
552000
55
2000
52 1998
51
1999
50
2001
49 1981
48
1985
47
2002
471997
47
2009
47 2011
461990
45 1987
45 1992
44
2009
41
1988
Stolen Bases
PLAYER
#
YR
Muldoon
33
2002
Newsome 332004
Reyes
32 2010
Perez
29 1996
Gugliemo
27
1985
Beech
27 1998
25
2001
Muldoon
Grant-West 231991
Razzino
23
2012
Haynes
20
1989
Furtado
19
1999
Lizotte
19
1981
Nassi
18 2010
Fitta
17 1988
Ranaudo
16
2006
Williams
16
2011
Henault
14
1988
Ferraz
14
1999
Tarantino
14
2009
Walks
PLAYER
Ferraz
Apotheker
Margie
Nassi
Tager
Borden
Joseph
Cipoletti
Newman
#
YR
37
1999
311999
30
1997
30 2010
29 2008
29
2009
28
2008
26
1991
26
1991
Lygren
Fitta
Gaccione
Paliotte
Grudinskas
Lyons
26
1999
25 1988
24
1997
23
1985
231990
23 1987
Strike Outs
PLAYER
#
YR
Mancini
40
1999
Fitta
34 1988
Mitchell
34
2005
Joseph
33
2008
Diehl
31 1987
Walczak
28
2000
Walczak
27
2001
Ladig
27 2004
Mancini
26
1991
Dawber
26
2001
Henault
25
1988
Munsey
25
2001
Newsome 252004
Grant-West 241991
Narcavage 241991
Hit By Pitch
PLAYER
Apotheker
Ayotte
McDonald
Reyes
Wagner
Muldoon
Nassi
Grant-West
Pantazis
Quinn
Saley
#
YR
151999
14
1988
142009
12 2011
11
2009
9
2002
8
2010
7
1991
7
1997
7
2010
7
2014
Sacrifices
PLAYER
Ortega
Girouard
Diehl
Ayotte
Cantone
Jenkins
Kirinsky
Henault
Horn
Dunnett
D. Cormier
Fitta
Won Lee
Kelly
Tarantino
#
11
10
8
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
YR
2011
2005
1997
1988
2002
2005
1988
1988
2012
1991
1988
1986
2005
2004
2009
Errors
PLAYER
Jenkins
Mooney
Mandra
Dunnett
Beaulieu
Forzani
Mooney
Dunnett
Borges
Jackson
Perry
Marichal
Yankee
#
32
31
25
24
24
18
19
18
18
17
16
16
15
YR
1994
1991
1999
1992
1990
1985
1990
1991
1998
1999
1981
1997
1996
ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON PITCHING RECORDS
Games Pitched
PLAYER
Shuckerow
Thadeio
R. Cormier
McNulty
M. Natale
Mann
Perry
Graham
Cabral
#
YR
182006
17
2009
16
1988
15
2004
15
1988
15 2010
15 2012
14
1991
14
2011
Complete Games
#
PLAYER
Birkett
7
McNulty
7
Dimon
7
Levrault
6
Graham
5
Smith
5
R. Cormier
5
R. Cormier
5
Keough
5
Furney
5
YR
1988
2005
2010
1996
1991
1991
1987
1988
1985
2011
Starts
PLAYER
R. Cormier
Graham
Birkett
Blake
Smith
Generazo
Blake
#
YR
15
1988
13
1991
12
1988
11 1991
10 1991
101989
10 1990
Innings Pitched
PLAYER
R. Cormier
Graham
Birkett
Botelho
R. Cormier
#
96
85
81
72.1
72
YR
1988
1991
1988
2002
1987
McNulty
67.1
2005
Smith
67 1991
Dimon
64.1 2009
Henderson 63.22001
Blake
63.1 1991
Eckman
63
1999
Levrault
62
1996
Krasnowiecki 61.22009
Sternberg
61.2
2008
Keough
61.1 1985
Generazo 611989
Wins
PLAYER R. Cormier
Henderson
Goryl
Graham
Birkett
Giansanti
Crudale
Generazo
Smith
Blake
Levrault
Krasnowiecki
Gleason
#
YR
12
1988
112001
10 1970
10
1991
9
1988
9
1986
8
1972
8
1989
8
1991
8
1991
8
1996
8
2009
8
2012
Strike Outs
PLAYER
R. Cormier
Birkett
Krasnowiecki
Deska
Graham
R. Cormier
Eckman
Furney
Gorman
Foss
McNulty
Sheehan
#
147
104
89
85
80
79
72
72
70
69
67
67
YR
1988
1988
2009
2005
1991
1987
1999
2011
1999
2004
2005
1987
ALL-TIME CAREER PITCHING RECORDS
Games Pitched
PLAYER
#
McNulty
27
R. Cormier
26
M. Natale
26
Graham
24
Mahar
24
Blake 23
Dimon
23
Shannon
22
Mann
22
Birkett
21
Henderson21
Burns
21
Yelland
21
Sternberg
21
Slade
20
Gladding
20
Complete Games
PLAYER
#
Birkett
11
R. Cormier
10
Dimon
10
Graham
9
McNulty
9
Koutrouba
7
Blake
6
Henderson
6
Generazo
6
6
Furney
Starts
PLAYER
Dimon
R. Cormier
Graham
Birkett
Blake
Smith
#
18
15
13
12
11
10
Innings Pitched
PLAYER
#
R. Cormier
168
Graham
140
Birkett
136.2
McNulty
119.1
Dimon
118.1
Henderson118
Blake 113.1
Generazo109.2
Gleason
109
Botelho
106
Sternberg
98.2
Slade
86.1
Ward
80.1
Turcotte
77.1
Cabral
77
Furney
76.2
Wins
PLAYER R. Cormier
Graham
#
19
16
Henderson
Botelho
Dimon
Whitehead
Gleason
Birkett
Gleason
Levrault
Generazo
Swann
Rataic
Graham
Koutrouba
McNulty
Farias
Walks
PLAYER
Lachance
Turcotte
O’Connell
Cabana
Biirkett
Blake
Mazza
Generazo
R. Cormier
Birkett
McNulty
Slade
Farias
67
67
66
65
65
64
64
62
59
59
59
57
55
55
55
2001
2002
2009
1979
2012
1987
2013
1996
1989
2008
2009
1990
1997
2004
2011
#
YR
44
1986
42
1987
411986
39
1985
37
1987
36 1991
35 2006
341989
34
1988
33
1988
33
2005
33 1985
33 2011
Earned Run Average
PLAYER
#
YR
(min. 20 innings pitched)
K. Hopkins
0.29
1975
Levrault
0.30
1996
Foss
0.622005
Ricci
0.71 1984
Vaughn
0.80 2007
Tillman
0.87 2013
Rossi
0.91 1976
Generazo15
Blake
15
Henderson15
Birkett
14
Koutrouba12
Gleason
12
Ward
11
Dimon
11
Botelho
10
McNulty
10
Goryl
10
Strikeouts
PLAYER
#
R. Cormier
226
Birkett
168
Graham
137
Gleason
129
McNulty
122
Dimon
119
Foss
114
Henderson114
Generazo112
Blake
101
Furney
98
Botelho
91
Deska
85
Turcotte
79
Ward
77
Gorman
70
Slade
67
Sheehan
67
Crudale
Francis*
Sodre
Weinberg
Birkett
R. Cormier
R. Cormier
Tanous
Generazo
Smith
Ricci
Gleason
Furney
Gallagher
Serafin
Koutrouba
Montesano
West
Pingatore
Colapietro
Anderton
Hertzler
Nichols
Chandler
Day
Libuda
Dimon
Laferriere
Peralta
Minor
Pouliot
Odell
Mann
Warren
M.Natale
Saves
PLAYER
J. LaRiviere
Thadeio
Dawber
Mann
0.95
1972
0.98
1982
1.03 2002
1.09
1997
1.11 1988
1.13
1987
1.13
1988
1.17 1988
1.181989
1.21 1991
1.27
1.31
2012
1.32 2011
1.47
1983
1.48
2003
1.491997
1.511994
1.53 2013
1.61
2013
1.711983
1.71
1981
1.77
2006
1.78 1977
1.95
1993
1.992007
2.08 2012
2.09 2009
2.14
2013
2.21 2011
2.22 2005
2.23 1980
2.25 2014
2.29 2010
2.30 1980
2.31
1989
13
#
5
5
5
5
Walks
PLAYER
#
Turcotte
70
Birkett
70
R. Cormier
66
Slade
60
Blake
59
Generazo53
Saves
PLAYER
J. Cole
#
7
Earned Run Average
PLAYER
#
(min. 40 innings pitched)
R. Cormier
1.13
Gleason
1.31
Hertzler
1.77
Birkett
1.91
Tanous
2.11
Generazo2.22
Furney
2.24
Graham
2.51
Dimon
2.59
Mann
2.75
M. Natale
2.93
Turcotte
3.03
McNulty
3.06
Shannon
3.25
YR
1980
2009
2001
2010
SEASON OUTLOOK
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The 2015 Community College of Rhode Island softball team will strive to once again for
a regional championship. The Lady Knights
will play a very competitive schedule. The
team has been working hard training during
the off-season to refine skills and prepare for
the season opener against Northeastern in
late March.
Head coach Liz Afonso will retun at the
helm of the Lady Knights for her sixth
season. Her staff will consist of Jess Borden,
Caitlin Montella and Nancy Santopadre.
Despite its size, the Lady Knights look to
be solid and true contenders for the 2015
season. The team is returing five sophmores,
led by co-captain Taylor Butler (North Kingstown, R.I.). Butler will lead the team in the
starting pitching rotation and in the outfield.
Her quick bat and ability to get on base will
certainly spark the offense. Maxine DeLuise
(Warwick, R.I.) will step into the important
catching role and with her stong arm and
solid defensive skills, she is a force to be
reckoned with. Ashley Spear (North Smithfield, R.I.) returns to the team at shortstop
and her speed and strength both offensively
and defensively will be an asset to the team.
Jessie Brosnahan (Warwick, R.I.) will see time
at first base, as well as pitcher. Her strength
at the plate will help lead the Lady Knights’
offensive attack. Rounding out the returning sophomores will be Rebecca Edwards
(Attleboro, Mass.), who will be an asset in the
team in the outfield with her consistent and
hard-working style of play.
Joining the returning sophmores are five
freshman recruits, Meghan Rousseau (Richmond, R.I.), Kristina Rodriguez (North Kingstown, RI), Jessica Spargo (Westerly, R.I.), Erica
Jewett (Coventry, R.I.) and Jenna Urso (West
Warwick, R.I.). With tremendous speed,
Rousseau and Rodriquez will be key assets
both in the outfield as well as at the plate.
Spargo and Jewett come in as key recruits
for pitching and hitting stength, as well as
for their strong defensive skills in the infield.
Urso also will add to the infield strength with
her excellent range and solid defensive skills.
According to head coach Afonso, “We
look to be a powerful defensive team with
explosive potential at the plate, a very strong
batting order and speed in the outfield. This
team should definitely be a contender for the
Region XXI title as well as districts.”
2015 SCHEDULE
3/22 Sunday Northeastern Club 3/27 Friday Southern Maine CC 3/28 Saturday Quinsigamond CC 3/29 Sunday Monroe CC (Bronx) 3/31 Tuesday Massasoit CC 4/2 Thursday Dean COLLEGE
4/3 Friday Massasoit 4/4 Saturday New Hampshire Tech 4/9 Thursday Dean College
4/11 Saturday Southern Maine CC 4/12 Sunday Suffolk CC 4/18 Saturday Monroe CC (Rochester) 4/23 Thursday New Hampshire Tech 4/25-26 Sat/Sun Region XXI Tournament
@ Highest Seed
5/2-3 Sat-Sun District Tournament
@ Region 19
5/17-19 Wed-Sat National Tournament
Clinton, Mississippi
Traceway Park
Home games in CAPS.
12 p.m. DH
3 p.m. DH 12 p.m. DH 1 p.m. DH 3:30 p.m. DH 3:30 p.m. DH 3:30 p.m. DH 12 p.m. DH 3:30 p.m. DH 1 p.m. DH TBD 1 p.m. DH 3:30 p.m. DH Check online for latest schedule updates at: www.ccri.edu/athl/softball/schedule
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15
2015 SOFTBALL TEAM
CAPTAINS
TEAM ROSTER
NUMERICAL ROSTER
NO. NAME
1
DeLuise, Maxine*
2
Butler, Taylor* 3
Rodriguez, Kristina
6
Spear, Ashley
7
Spargo, Jessica
9
Cicero, Jennifer
12
Rousseau, Meghan
14
Edwards, Rebecca
17
Fernandez, Mikayla
18
Brosnahan, Jessica
20
Jewett, Erica
21
Urso, Jenna
CLASS
FR
SO
FR
SO
FR
FR
FR
SO
FR
SO
FR
FR
B
R
R
R
R
R
R
L
R
R
R
R
R
T
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
POS. C
P
OF
IF
P/IF
P
OF
OF
P/IF
IF
P/DH
IF
HOMETOWN
Warwick, R.I.
North Kingstown, R.I.
North Kingstown, R.I.
Harrisville, R.I.
Westerly, R.I.
West Greenwich, R.I.
Richmond, R.I.
Attleboro, Mass.
Burrillville, R.I.
Warwick, R.I.
Coventry, R.I.
West Warwick, R.I.
Taylor Butler
* Captains
Maxine DeLuise
COACHING STAFF
Elizabeth M. Afonso
Caitlin Montella ’09
Liz Afonso enters her sixth season as head coach
of the women’s softball team. Over the past four
seasons she has compiled a 101-56 win-loss record
and twice received the Region XXI Coach of the
Year Award in 2010 and 2011.
Before taking the reins as head coach, Afonso
served as the program’s assistant coach for nine
years. She helped lead the Lady Knights to regional
championship titles in four of her last seven seasons
as an assistant. The Lady Knights have continued
on that winning path as Region XXI Champions in
2010, 2011, 2012 and 2014, and district runner-up in 2010.
Afonso has more than 27 years of coaching experience at the middle
school, high school and amateur levels. She previously coached the Lincoln
Middle School team to three state championships and four division titles
in five years at the helm. She also coached her ASA Travel Team to a top 10
finish in the Amateur Softball Association of America National Championship.
Afonso is a guidance counselor and
mathematics teacher at Narragansett High
AFONSO’S RECORD
School and holds a master’s degree in
YEAR
W
L
counseling from Providence College and a
2010
31
6
bachelor’s degree in mathematics with a
2011
20
13
concentration in secondary education from
2012
25
9
Rhode Island College. She lives in Smithfield,
2013
13
14
R.I., with her husband, Kevin, and her two
2014
12
14
children.
101
56
Caitlin Montella, who
played softball for CCRI
during the 2008 and
2009 seasons, is serving
as an assistant coach for
her fourth season. She
works with the Lady
Knights during practices
and assist with team
fundraising efforts.
During her career as
a Lady Knight, Montella batted .394 with 39 hits
in 99 at bats, tallying eight doubles, 27 RBIs and 27
runs scored. She received All-Region XXI honors
as a sophomore. She graduated from CCRI in
2009 with an associate degree and lives in Warwick, R.I.
Head Coach
16
Assistant Coach
Jess Borden ’11
Assistant Coach
Jess Borden, a former Lady Knight, returns for her
second season as an assistant coach. This year, she
will serve as the pitching coach. While at CCRI,
Borden left her mark on the records books, both
as a pitcher and hitter. She is a graduate of Rhode
Island College, where she went on to play for two
years after graduating from CCRI.
Jess Borden
Nancy Santopadre
Assistant Coach
Nancy Santopadre is
from North Providence,
Rhode Island, where she
played at North Providence High School and
she is a retired Providence Police Officer. Her
key role as an outfield
and hitting coach is crucial to the Lady Knights’
success.
2014 SEASON IN REVIEW
2014 CCRI WOMEN’S SOFTBALL STATISTICS
Player GP AB
R
H 2b 3b HR RBI SB BB SH AVG. OBP
Taylor Butler 21 76 22 36
3 0 0 13 11 3 2 .474 .494
Ashley Spear 21 67 14 27
7 0 1 17
4 2 0 .403 .420
Alexandra Place
21 73
15 29
6 2 0 12 16 2 3
.397 .413
ISamantha Archambault 21 58 16 22
6 1 0 14
3
1 3 .379 .400
Amber Boucher 21 57 10 20
3 1 0
8
3 3 1 .351 .383
Jessica Brosnahan
18 55
4 19
2 0 0 12
0 1 0
.345 .357
Sarah Deal 19 61 12 20
2 1 0
8
3
1 0
.328 .339
Alexis Jendzejec 20
52
8 17
1 2 0
6
4 1 6 .327 .340
Macayla Paiva 20
32
8 10
0 0 0
0
2 3 0 .313 .371
Elizabeth Coburn 21 61
9 16
2 1 0
5
1 2 2 .262 .297
Jesse Ossian 14
9
4
1 0 0 0
0
1 0 1 .111 .111
Rebecca Edwards
10
1
1
1
0 0 0
0
0 0 0 1.000 1.000
2
2
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0 .000 .000
Ni’mah Johnson
TOTALS
604 123 218 32 8 1 95 51 20 18 .361 .382
OPPONENT
498 105 164 29 5 8 90 19 37 4 .329 .382
PITCHING
Player
Macayla Paiva
Taylor Butler
Jessica Brosnahan
Sarah Deal
TOTALS
GP
14
10
2
1
CG
IP W
11 70
9 56
0
3
1
2
21 131
2
2
0
0
L
SV
6
3
0
1
0
0
0
0
R
H
64
93
46
62
12
10
4
5
126 170
SO BB ERA
51
30
2
1
84
37 5.30
20 2.75
6 25.67
2 14.00
65 4.81
SEASON SUMMARY
The CCRI Lady Knights softball team took on Dean College for the
Region XXI championship. In the three-game series, the Knights took
the first two games, 5-0 in the first and 11-3 in the second game. This
matched the Knights against the nationally ranked Mercyhurst North East
College team in the district championship. The Lady Knights fell to Mercyhurst, ending its season with a 12-14 record.
The Lady Knights had five players earn All-Region XXI honors: co-captain
Alex Place (East Greenwich, R.I.), Sarah Deal (North Kingstown, R.I.),
Macayla Paiva (West Greenwich, R.I.), Amber Boucher (Warwick, R.I.) and
Taylor Butler (North Kingstown, R.I.).
As a freshman, Taylor Butler was a top player for the team with 36 hits.
This included three doubles while adding 13 RBIs and 22 runs scored and
11 stolen bases. In the pitching circle, Taylor led the Lady Knights with a
2.75 ERA with 30 strikeouts in 56 innings pitched and was tied for the
team lead with six victories. Returning players Ashley Spear (Harrisville,
R.I.), hit .403 with 17 RBI’s and catcher Samantha Archambault (North
Smithfield, R.I.) hit .379 with 14 RBI’s and will look to help carry the team
in 2015.
With a solid core of returning and new players, the Lady Knights have a
strong team for the 2015 season.
2014 CCRI WOMEN’S
SOFTBALL RESULTS (12-14)
3/9
3/9
3/10
3/10
3/12
3/12
3/22
3/22
4/3
4/3
4/5
4/5
4/13
4/13
4/17
4/17
4/18
4/18
4/19
4/19
4/24
4/24
Macomb CC
0-8
Cuyahoga CC
4-12
Milikin University
4-8
Mott CC
4-9
Macomb CC
0-13
Penn State
5-9
Monroe College (Bronx) 0-6
Monroe College (Bronx) 4-9
MASSASOIT CC 6-0
MASSASOIT CC
7-2
SACRED HEART JV 3-7
SACRED HEART JV
6-5
DEAN COLLEGE 8-0
DEAN COLLEGE
4-6
Massasoit CC 13-2
Massasoit CC
6-5
Southern Maine 12-6
Southern Maine
10-9
QUINSIGAMOND CC 9-0
QUINSIGAMOND CC 10-0
Dean College 8-15
Dean College
4-7
Region XXI Tournament @ Dean
4/27
Dean College
5-0
4/27
Dean College
11-3
District Tournament @ District 3
5/3Mercyhurst 0-10
5/3Mercyhurst 0-14
HOME GAMES IN CAPS.
Overall Record: 12-14
Region XXI: 9-3
17
ALL-TIME RECORDS
18
ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Rachel Medeiros .630 1998
Batting Average - Season Batting Average - Career Rachel Medeiros
.593
1997-98
Most At Bats - Season Casey Doyle 120 2010
Jessica Borden119
2010
Kaela-Rose Gentile
118
2010
Most At Bats - Career
Jessica Borden
226
2010-11
Most Hits - Season Ashley Olson 62 2011
Most Hits - Career Ashley Olson
113
2011-12
Most Doubles - Season Stephanie Morse 15 2010
Nicole Kufel15
2010
Ashley Olson15
2011
Most Doubles - Career Devin Azulay
29
2011-12
Most Triples - Game Jasmine Bonanca
2
2006
Aubrey Fisher22005
Lindsay Johnston 2 2008
Ashley Olson22011
Jessica Borden22011
Most Triples - Season Sarah Deal
6
2013
Stephanie Morse52010
Jessica Borden52011
Most Triples - Career Ashley Olson
8
2011-12
Jasmyn McCone72010-11
Lindsay Cavanaugh 6
2004-05
Stephanie Morse62009-10
Most Home Runs - Game Amanda Ward 3
2004
Most Home Runs - Season Stephanie Morse
12
2010
Ashley Olson 8 2011
Most Home Runs - Career
Stephanie Morse
12
2009-10
Most Runs Scored - Season Nicole Kufel
47
2010
Most Runs Scored - Career Jessica Borden
76
2010-11
Most Runs Batted In - Game Amanda Ward 14 2004
Ashley Olson10
2011
Most Runs Batted In - Season Ashley Olson
62
2011
Amanda Ward38
2004
Most Runs Batted In - Career
Ashley Olson
99
2011-12
Most Stolen Bases - Season Jovanissa Perez
52
2011
Katelyn Carroll42
2012
Diane Morissette 32 1983
Most Stolen Bases - Career Jovanissa Perez
70
2011-12
Katelyn Carroll42
2012
Jasmyn McCone37
2010-11
Diane Morissette 32 1983
Pitching
Wins - Season Marian Long
19
2010
Wins - Career Marian Long
24
2009-10
Devin Azulay22
2011-12
Jen Dupont 17 2005-06
Strikeouts - Season Marian Long 131 2010
Strikeouts - Career Devin Azulay
206
2011-12
ERA - Season Devin Azulay
0.63
2011
Jessica Borden 1.42 2010
ERA - Career Jen Dupont 1.54 2005-06
Shutouts - Season Marian Long
8
2010
Shutouts - Career Marian Long
11
2009-10
Courtney St. Germain
92008-09
Complete Games - Season Marian Long
19
2010
Devin Azulay13
2011
Complete Games - Career Marian Long
25
2009-10
Jessica Borden21
2010-11
Jen Dupont 17 2005-06
ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS
Most Wins in a season 31 2010
Most Losses 19 1991
Highest Batting Average .444
1984
.429 2005
Most Runs - Season 303 2010
Most Runs - Game 34 4/16/2011
264/15/2011
234/17/2010
Most Home Runs - Season 23 2011
Most Stolen Bases - Season
171
2011
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
6
5
6
9
9
10
1411
13
4
9
11
1014
4
16
16
9
19
5
6
16
3
19
1
3
7
9
6
11
5
9
2
11
11
3
17
3
13
8
no team
4
13
4
16
5
11
1412
3
19
19
7
12
9
17
6
14
4
31
6
2013
9
25
1314
1214
378
331
Postseason
HEAD COACHES
Bev Wiley (2000-2009)
108-81
Dick Tellier (1982-1992)
104-118
Elizabeth Afonso (2010-present) 101-56
Conrad Fecteau (1997-1999)
33-22
Steve Alves (1993-1996)
20-40
Donna Konuch (co-coach - 1993)
7-9
Don Tencher (1980)
6-5
Judy Raney (1981)
6-9
.571
.468
.643
.600
.333
.438
.545
.400
ALL-TIME RECORDS
ALL-TIME CAREER LEADERS
BATTING AVERAGE
Player
Years
Average
Rachel Medeiros1997-98.593
Amanda Ward2004-05.590
Jasmine Bonanca2006-07.580
AT BATS
Player
Years
#
Jessica Borden2010-11226
Isabel MarcAurele2012-13185
Amanda Marble2010-11170
Kaela-Rose Gentile 2009-10
167
Nicole Kufel2009-10162
HITS
Player
Years
#
Ashley Olson2011-12113
Lindsay Cavanaugh
2004-05
85
DOUBLES
Player
Years
#
Devin Azulay2011-1229
Isabel MarcAurele2012-1322
RUNS SCORED
Player
Years
#
RUNS BATTED IN
Player
Years
#
Amanda Ward2004-0563
Lindsay Cavanaugh2004-0562
Jasmine Bonanca2006-0757
PITCHER STRIKEOUTS
Player
Years
#
Marian Long2009-10182
Jen Dupont2005-06142
SHUT OUTS
Player
Years
#
Marian Long2009-1011
2008-09
9
Devin Azulay2011 6
Jessica Borden
2010-11
6
Jen Dupont
2005-06
5
Julie Gugliemetti
Carol Withers
Amanda Ward
Melissa Houston
Stephanie Morse
1986-87
1988-89
2003-04
2003-04
2009-10
NJCAA
NJCAA
NFCA
NJCAA
NJCAA
Academic
Hon. Mention
First Team
Academic
Third Team
ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERS
BATTING AVERAGE
Player
Years
Average
Rachel Medeiros1998.630
Amanda Ward2005.622
Jasmine Bonanca2006.605
Rachel Medeiros1997.568
AT BATS
Player
Years
#
Casey Doyle2010120
Jessica Borden2010119
Kaela-Rose Gentile2010118
Ashley Olson2011116
Devin Azulay2011115
HITS
Player
Years
#
Ashley Olson201162
Karen Moniz198657
Devin Azulay201152
Casey Doyle201050
Ashley Olson201250
Nicole Kufel201049
HOME RUNS
Years
#
Player
2011
8
Ashley Olson
Amanda Ward2004 7
Lisa Masterson
1984
6
RUNS SCORED
Player
Years
#
Nicole Kufel201047
Jasmyn McCone201144
Diane Morissette198341
RUNS BATTED IN
Player
Years
#
Ashley Olson201162
Amanda Ward200438
Ashley Olson201237
Casey Doyle201036
Devin Azulay201134
Jasmine Bonanca200633
Isabel MarcAurelle201231
Karen Moniz198630
Nicole Kufel201030
Lindsay Cavanaugh200428
Melissa Houston200428
Devin Azulay201227
Donna Konuch198326
WINS
Player
Years
#
Marian Long201019
Lori Lemoi198412
Devin Azulay201112
Devin Azulay201210
Jen Dupont
2005
9
Becky Boisvert
2005
9
Carla Quaglia
1987
9
Jessica Borden
2010
9
Michelle Sylvestre
2012
9
SHUT OUTS
Player
Years
#
Marian Long20108
Devin Azulay20116
2008
5
Jessica Borden20114
19
SEASON OUTLOOK
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The CCRI tennis team will again be playing
an aggressive schedule, including the Harford
National Invitational Tournament in Maryland,
which includes NJCAA DI and DIII teams and
colleges from New Jersey and New York.
The squad will be made up of all new
players. Captaining the team will be Justin
Allen (Warwick, R.I.), a talented player with
tremendous maturity and leadership skills.
Troy Derrick (East Providence, R.I.) will be
bringing a wealth of playing experience to the
team after playing for Rhode Island College
last year. The Knights are fortunate to add
Torin Fenton (South Kingstown, R.I.) to the
team. The South Kingstown native played
under the leadership of the Andy Carr, a former CCRI standout and accomplished South
Kingstown coach. Rounding out the roster
will be Max Mendoza (West Warwick, R.I.)
and Jackie French (Scituate, R.I.).
CCRI is the only opponent in the region
that does not have outdoor tennis courts
and must travel for all matches. Turning what
could be seen as a negative into a positive,
head coach Deb Panzica said, “Our team has
an aggressive travel schedule, but our players
have the opportunity to play against some of
the best JUCO teams and athletes.”
2015 SCHEDULE
3/18
Wednesday
Rowan CollegeTBD
3/19
Thursday
Mercer CC
3:30 p.m.
3/27-29
Fri.-Sun.Harford NIT TournamentTBD
4/6
MondayBristol CCTBD
4/10-12 Fri.-Sun.
Suffolk/Nassau Tournament
4/10vs. Nassau CC3:30 p.m.
4/11vs. Suffolk CC9 a.m.
4/11vs. Onondaga2 p.m.
4/14
TuesdayBRISTOL CC4 p.m.
4/20
Monday
Bristol CC (Region XXI Champ.) 4 p.m.
4/24
FridayAdirondack3 p.m.
4/25
Saturday
SUNY Mohawk Valley
11 a.m.
4/26
SundayOnondaga11 a.m.
5/9-15 Sat.-Fri.
NJCAA National Tournament
@ Collin County CC, Plano, Tex.
Home matches in CAPS.
Check online for latest schedule updates at: www.ccri.edu/athl/tennis/schedule
Deb Panzica
Anthony Lamborghini
Deb Panzica of Scituate begins her sixth season
as head coach of CCRI’s coed tennis team. She
helped lead the 2012 squad to its best finish in
program history with a Region XXI title and a
second place finish at the NJCAA Division II
Tennis National Championship. Under her leadership, CCRI has had three players named NJCAA DIII Player of the Year. Ross Bouchard was
honored in 2013, Alex Cavanagh received the
honor in 2010 and Mike Fallone in 2012. Deb
previously served as head coach of the women’s
tennis team and as assistant coach of the men’s tennis team.
Panzica served for five years as a board member of USA Tennis Rhode
Island and served as president of the organization for two years. She
also is a former board member of USA Tennis New England. She was a
National Tennis Ratings Program
verifier for USA Tennis. A multiplePANZICA’S RECORD
time New England Champion in USTA
YEAR
W
L
adult leagues and USTA mixed doubles, 2010
7
2
she also served as the assistant girls
2011
5
6
tennis coach at Scituate High School
2012
11
1
from 2001-02, helping the team
2013
7
6
advance to the Division II State
2014
4
4
Championship.
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Anthony Lamborghini returns
to the Knights’ tennis coaching
staff for his second year. Before
taking a year hiatus from coaching, he helped lead the Knights
to a second place finish at the
Nationals in 2012 – the squads
best ever finish at the Championships. Lamborghini, along with
Mike Fallone were the college’s
first doubles national champions
and earned First Team All-American honors.
Head Coach, Coed tennis
Assistant Coach
Postseason
Men
Women
2015 TENNIS TEAM
TEAM ROSTER
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2014 RESULTS (4-4)
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
NAME
HGT. CLASS HOMETOWN
Women
French, Jacquelyn
5’4”
FR
Scituate, R.I.
Men
Allen, Justin*
6’1”
FR
Warwick, R.I.
Derrick, Troy
??
FR
E. Providence, R.I.
Fenton, Torin
5’11” FR
Warwick, R.I.
Mendoza, Max
??
FR
W. Warwick, R.I.
Bristol CC Tournament
4/11 Friday Suffolk CC
0-9
4/12 Saturday Nassau CC
0-9
4/12 Saturday Onondaga CC
2-7
4/13 Sunday Mercer CC
3-6
4/16 Wednesday BRISTOL CC
9-0
4/22 Tuesday Bristol CC
9-0
Region XXI Tournament
4/24
ThursdayBristol CC9-0
4/27 Sunday Adirondack CC
5-4
* Captain
CAPTAIN
Justin Allen
Mike Fallone
2012 NJCAA
First Team,
National Champ (1st Doubles)
Anthony Lamborghini
2012 NJCAA
First Team,
National Champ (1st Doubles)
Nick Morin
2012 NJCAA
First Team,
National Champ (6th Singles)
Ross Bouchard
2012 NJCAA
Second Team, (3rd Singles)
Nick Morin
2012 NJCAA
Second Team, (3rd Doubles)
Nick DeAngelis
2012 NJCAA
Second Team, (3rd Doubles)
ALL-TIME RECORDS
1975
Took fifth place in Regional Tournament
1976 Won NEJC championship; Ed Mullen and Mike Azzoli (MVP) won Region XXI and named
to All-Region XXI Team
1977 Won NEJC championship; Ed Mullen received Region XXI singles title; Ed Mullen and
Richard Karoughlanian named to All-Region XXI Team
1978 Won Region XXI championship and played in national tournament; Richard Karoughlanian
(MVP) and Jim Magnon won Region XXI doubles, Karoughlanian won flight one, Magnon won flight
two and Chet Sandre won flight four
1979 Won NEJC championship and played in national tournament; John Murphy (MVP), Mark
Barrett, Jim Murphy/James Magnum and Kevin Hart/Mark Barrett named to All-Region XXI Team
1980 Won NEJC championship and played in national tournament; won all flights in singles
competition; Kevin O’Conner named MVP
1981 Paul Cote and Brian Deighan won doubles crown in NEJC championship and advanced
to nationals; Paul Cote, Scott Dickson, Myers Rayta, Bobby Mello and Glen Gilkinson selected to
All-Region berths in singles play
1982 Competed in NEJC championship, John Goff won singles flight and Dave Drew and John
Goff won in doubles; Goff selected to All-New England First Team; Dave Stamp selected to All-New
England Second Team in singles; Dave Stamp and Walt Bennett selected to All-New England Second
Team in doubles
1983 Laurie Gagnon won NEJC championship in singles and Debbie Donahue captured an individual title; Gagnon and Donahue won NEJC championship doubles crown and earned a berth to
nationals; Walter Bennett and Ed Recchia won men’s doubles crown and gained a berth to nationals;
Bennett, Recchia, Dave Drew, Bob Petrocchi and Ed Misiolek selected to All-New England Team
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1984 Laurie Gagnon and Debbie Donahue won NEJC championship; men’s team undefeated in
conference play and crowned NEJC champions; Terrance Harrington (MVP), Ed Misiolek, Jamie Kerr,
Edmund Recchia, Anthony Candelmo, Robert Hingecliff and Robert Petrocchi named to All-New
England Team
1985 Won NEJC championship and advanced to nationals; Richard Lisi (MVP) named to All-New
England Team in singles and doubles; Lou Faria and Robert Hingecliffe selected to All-New England
First Team; Dan Casinelli, Ferdinand Guerzon and Steven Phillips selected to All-New England
Second Team
1986 Won NEJC championship and advanced to nationals; Mike Palumbo, David DeSousa, Brad
Grossguth and David Simmons named to All-New England Team in singles; Rich Listi/Mike Palumbo,
David DeSousa/Brad Grossguth and Dave Simmons/Joe Lamoureux named to All-New England
First Team in doubles; Lamoureux named to All-New England Second Team in singles
1987 Dave Simmons selected MVP; Corsino Lopes and Nick Lombardi won NEJC championship
in second flight doubles
1988 Keith Newman (MVP) and Kevin Ratte received All-Region First Team honors in singles;
Newman and Paul Cabral received All-Region First Team honors in doubles; Paul Cabral and Bill
Neri received All-Region Second Team in singles; Bill Neri and Corsino Lopes received All-Region
Second Team in doubles
1989 Andrew Carr (MVP) represented CCRI at NJCAA national tournament; Andrew Carr, Bob
Ferland and Chuck Luther received All-Region First Team honors; Mike Connell, John Connors, Jose
Ticzon, Andrew Carr/Shane Harold received All-Region Second Team honors
1990 Kyle Dionne (MVP) represented CCRI at NJCAA national tournament, winning New England singles championship; Kyle Dionne and Jose Ticzon named All-Region First Team; Paul Abreau,
Art Cooper and Alex John named All-Region Honorable Mention; Kyle Dionne and Jose Ticzon
received All-Tournament Team honors; Kyle Dionne and Art Cooper received CSAC honors
1991 Won Region XXI championship; Alexander John received National Alliance of Two-Year
College Athletic Administrators Scholar-Athlete Award Honorable Mention; Kyle Dionne (MVP),
Brendan Murphy, Alex John, Keith Newman, Jason Marsocci, Kevin Ratte received All-Region First
Team honors in singles; Kyle Dionne/Alex John, Brendan Murphy/Keith Newman and Mike Trask/
Jason Marsocci received All-Region First Team honors in doubles
1992 Won Region XXI championship and placed fourth in NJCAA Division III National Tournament; Mike Trask and Nelson Rocha selected MVPs; Steve Tremblay received All-Region First Team
in singles; Todd Drake/Jake Nicholas received All-Region First Team in doubles: Mike Trask, Nelson
Rocha and Phillip McHugh received All-Region Second Team in singles; Mike Trask/Phillip McHugh
and Nelson Rocha/Steve Tremblay received All-Region Second Team in doubles
1993
Tad Senn (MVP) represented CCRI in NJCAA Division III National Tournament; Senn
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
5
9
11
12
4
10
9
7
8
10
12
11
4
11
12
12
9
7
8
10
5
5
11
3
3
6
8
6
6
8
1
2
3
5
8
7
5
11
7
4
290
3
0
0
2
1
1
2
3
0
2
1
0
6
1
2
0
3
2
3
3
3
3
0
6
7
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
3
8
5
2
6
1
6
4
97
HEAD COACHES
Ray Carr (1975-1994)
181-35
Deb Panzica (2010-present)
34-19
Joe Pavone (2000-2003)
26-7
John Panzica (2006-2009)
18-18
Anthony Candelmo (1997-1999)
17-13
Paul Wragg (1995-1996)
10-6
Brian Dieghan (2004-2005)
9-2
.838
.642
.788
.500
.567
.625
.818
ALL-TIME RECORDS
and Keith Gosselin selected All-Region First Team in singles; Manuel Caetano/
Tom Hayden selected All-Region First Team in doubles; Robert Grimley selected
All-Region Second Team in singles; Mike Jones/Keith Gosselin selected All-Region
Second Team in doubles; Tad Senn, Keith Gosselin and Tom Hayden received
All-Tournament Team honors; Tad Senn and Robert Grimley received All-Conference Team honors
1994 Eric Kopitsky and Art Davis named team MVPs; Eric Kopitsky, Jonas
Sjodin, Art Davis, Manuel Caetano and Michael Jones/Tom Hayden received
All-Region First Team honors; Eric Kopitsky, Mike Jones and Manuel Caetano
received CSAC honors
1995
Jason Fish named MVP
and first in Region XXI Tournament; Daniel DeLuca, Joseph DeLuca and Christopher Izzo (MVP) named to All-Region First Team in singles; Nathan York and
Samuel Jones named to All-Region Second Team in singles; DeLuca/DeLuca and
York/Izzo named to All-Region First Team in doubles
Fall 2008 Women: Finished in sixth place in the first Northeast Regional
Women’s Intercollegiate Tennis Association Tournament and in third place at
Harford NIT Tournament; Lindsay Osborn named MVP
Spring 2009 Men: Finished fifth at NJCAA Division III National Tournament
with Nate York and Alex Cavanagh placing third in flight one doubles and Christopher Izzo and James Lachance placing fourth in flight three doubles; Cavanagh
named MVP
1996 Matt Russo and Jason Fish named team MVPs. Matt Russo and John
Delfino named All-Region First Team in singles; John Delfino/Keith Elliott named
All-Region First Team in doubles; Jason Fish and Elliott named All-Region Second
Team in singles. Fish and Keith received CSAC honors
2010 Team finished eighth at NJCAA Division III National Tournament; Alex
Cavanagh named NJCAA Division III Player of the Year; Ashley Llewellyn became
first CCRI woman to win a main draw match at the NJCAA Division III National
Tournament
1997 Won Region XXI championship and finished fifth in NJCAA Division III
National Tournament; Arthur Cooper named MVP; Jonathon Delfino received
NJCAA Academic All-American and National Alliance of Two-Year College
Athletic Administrators Scholar-Athlete Team honors; Arthur Cooper, Rob
Baptista, Keith Elliott, Cy Oum, and John Delino selected to All-Region First Team
in singles; Cooper, Baptista, Delino, Elliott, Jeff Murray, and Bill Walsh received
All-Region First Team in doubles; Bill Walsh named All-Region Second Team in
singles
2011 Team finished sixth at the NJCAA Division III National Tournament;
Michael Fallone won the back draw number one singles championship; Fallone
and Nicholas Arnold were semi-finalists in the main draw doubles; Ted Jackvony
named MVP
1998
Jacob Brown named MVP
1999 Brendan Murphy inducted into CCRI Athletic Hall of Fame; James Rogala (MVP) received Ray Carr Trophy for Sportsman of the League and All-Region
Second Team in singles honors
2000 Won Region XXI championship and finished third in doubles consolation match of NJCAA Division III National Tournament; James Rogala (MVP),
Ryan Almeda, Brendan Reilly, Lori Pounder, and Max Garcia selected All-Region First Team in singles; Rogala/Almeda, Reilly/Pounder, Garcia/Chris Moore
selected All-Region First Team in doubles; Rogala chosen Rhode Island Board of
Governors for Higher Education’s Distinguished Student-Athlete; Lori Pounder
received Ray Carr Trophy for Sportsman of the League
2001 Took second place in Region XXI; Brian Deighan (MVP) and Jeff Barrow
named to All-Region First Team in singles; Barrow and Mike Doughty named
All-Region First Team in doubles; Gulshan Arora named All-Region Second Team
in singles; Deighan and Ryan Almeida chosen Rhode Island Board of Governors
for Higher Education’s Distinguished Student-Athletes; Deighan received Ray
Carr Trophy for Sportsman of the League
2002 Donald Nimneh and Gulshan Arora (MVP) finished 10th at NJCAA Division III National Tournament; Nimneh and Michael Walsh selected to All-Region
First Team in singles; Arora selected to All-Region First Team in doubles
2006 Team finished 10th at NJCAA Division III National Tournament and
second Region XXI Tournament; Jason Garrahan named MVP; Andrew Parente
named to All-Region First Team in singles; Women’s tennis team received Academic All-American honors
Fall 2006 Women: Placed sixth at NJCAA Division III National Tournament;
Kathryn Finn named MVP; Joana Augustine selected to All-Region First Team in
singles; Women’s tennis team received Academic All-American honors; Jennie
Sandahl selected Academic All-American; Elizabeth Sutton received Ralph Catougno Scholar Athlete Award
Spring 2007 Men: Finished 11th at NJCAA Division III National Tournament
and first in Region XXI Tournament; Christopher Rich named MVP and selected
to All-Region Second Team in singles; Daniel DeLuca, Ben Tabor, Geoffrey Arnold,
and Andrew Parente selected to All-Region First Team in singles; Arnold/ Parente
and Rich/ Tabor selected to All-Region First Team in doubles; DeLuca/Zachary
Brothers selected to All-Region Second Team in doubles
Fall 2007 Women: Placed 12th at NJCAA Division III National Tournament;
Lindsay Osborn named MVP
Spring 2008
Men: Placed ninth at NJCAA Division III National Tournament
2012 Team finished an all-time best second at the NJCAA Division III National
Tournament; Michael Fallone and Anthony Lamborhini won the first doubles
national championship; Nick Morin captured the sixth singles national championship; Ross Bouchard won third singles second team All-America; Morin and
Nick DeAngelis were third doubles second team All-Americans; won Region XXI
championship; Fallone named Division III National Player of the Year
2013 Team finished sixth at NJCAA Division III National Tournament; won
Region XXI championship; Ross Bouchard won Division III National Player of the
Year
2014 SEASON SUMMARY
The 2014 CCRI coed tennis team had another excellent year.
They were 4-4 overall and won the Region XXI tournament
over Bristol Community College, 9-0. From there the CCRI tennis team traveled to Plano, Texas, to compete in the 2014 men’s
tennis National Tournament hosted by Collin College. John
Chammat (Cumberland, RI) shined at nationals, playing his way
into the semifinals. Chammat defeated Jon Robbins of Gloucester County College in the quarter finals to advance to the semis.
He was highly competitive in the semifinals but fell short, losing
to the No. 1 ranked player, Maclane Smoke, of Brookdale Community College.
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2015 SCHEDULE
SEASON OUTLOOK
The CCRI golf team enters the 2015 season as defending Region XXI champions.
The Knights have two returning players,
Steven Letterle (Cranston, R.I.) and Matt
Burke (Wakefield, R.I.). Burke is returning to
the team after having taken one season off.
Letterle earned All-Region XXI honors as
the medalist at the 2014 region championship after shooting a 79 and 77 to total 156
and lead the Knights to the region title. He
went on to finish 25th overall at the NJCAA
Division III National Tournament. The team
finished in 11th place at Nationals.
Joining the team this year are a talented group of freshman led by Second Team
All-Stater Josh Macera (Cranston, R.I.) and
All-Central Division player Alex Greenwood
(Cranston, R.I.), both from Cranston West
High School. They will be joined by Mike Higgins (Warwick, R.I.), Dan Hayes (Pawtucket,
R.I.) and Ryan Neilan (Barrington, R.I.).
The team is working towards earning an
invitation, once again, to this year’s regional
and national tournaments.
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4/8
Tuesday
Home 11:30 a.m.
4/14 Monday
Home 12 p.m.
4/25
Fridayat Stockbridge12 p.m.
5/2
Fridayat Stockbridge12 p.m.
5/14Wednesday Home 11:30 a.m.
5/20-21Tue.-Wed.
NJCAA Region XXI Tournament @ Cranston CC
6/1-7 Mon.-Fri.
NJCAA National Tournament @ Chautauqua, NY
Home matches in bold.
Check online for latest schedule updates at: www.ccri.edu/athl/golf/schedule
CRANSTON COUNTRY CLUB
The Community College of Rhode Island golf team practices and competes at
Cranston Country Club. The 18-hole course hosts hundreds of local tournaments each year along with special events and parties. The club is owned by the
Lombardi family and operated by Michael Lombardi, a former standout golfer
for the CCRI team who was inducted into the college’s Athletic Hall of Fame.
Tom Palmer, the club’s director of golf, also is a former member of the CCRI
program.
Jim Stringfellow
Ron Fielder
James Stringfellow returns for his third year
on the CCRI golf coaching staff and second
as head coach. Stringfellow will look to
build on the success the Knights had in 2014
when they won the region for the third time
in four years. This year, the Knights look to
finish in the top 10 at the Division III Golf
National Tournament in Chautauqua, New
York, in June. Stringfellow has been a baseball and football coach at the high school
level for the past 10 years. He is a graduate
of Grantham University where he earned a
degree in Criminal Justice. His experience coaching student-athletes
and his desire to work in a college setting make him a great fit for
the CCRI golf program. He lives in Warwick, R.I.
Ron Fielder has been a parttime member of the athletic
department staff at CCRI for
35 years. He has had experience in many areas, including women’s softball coach,
physical education instructor,
field house supervisor and
academic advisor with the
Student-Athlete Academic
Support Program. Ron has
been an avid golfer for many
years and has had extensive experience in tournament
and league play. His strong commitment to CCRI
athletics has a positive impact on the members of the
golf team.
Ron has M.S. and B.S. degrees in physical education
from the University of Rhode Island, is a resident of
Warwick with his wife, Kathy, and has three adult children. He is also a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps.
Assistant Coach
Head Coach
STRINGFELLOW’S
RECORD
YEAR
W
L
32
2014
2015 GOLF TEAM
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TEAM ROSTER
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
NAME
HGT
CLASS HOMETOWN
Burke, Matthew*
6’4”
SO
Wakefield, R.I.
Greenwood, Alex?? FRCranston, R.I.
Hayes, Daniel5’10”FRPawtucket, R.I.
Higgins, Mike??FRWarwick, R.I.
Letterle Steven*5’9’”SOCranston, R.I.
Macera, Josh6’2”FRCranston, R.I.
* Captains
CAPTAINS
Matthew Burke
Steven Letterle
SEASON SUMMARY
The 2014 team was led by first year head coach, Jim Stringfellow, and assistant and longtime CCRI
athletic department member, Ron Fielder. The team headed into the season with high expectations
and the goal of winning another Region XXI championship.
Sophomore captains Gina Bartolotta (Wakefield, R.I.) and Zach Sullivan (Cumberland, R.I.) had
solid efforts in each tournament and combined with the talent of fellow sophomore Chris Lussier (Cranston, R.I.) and talented freshman Steven Letterle (Cranston, R.I.), the team took home
another Region XXI championship. This was the third consecutive year for the golf team to win the
region.
The regional win sent the Knights to play at the NJCAA Division III National Tournament, held at
the Chautauqua Golf Club in Chautauqua, New York. Letterle shot a combined 316 total and finished 25th overall. Bartolotta finished her CCRI athletic career by shooting a 355 and finished 72nd
in the tournament. As a team, the Knights finished with a solid 11th at the Nationals.
ALL-TIME RECORDS
Postseason
1974
1980
1983
1985
1989
1994
1995
1996
1998
2000
2001
2003
2006
2007
2010
2014
Brian McConaghy
1989-90
NJCAA Academic
William Wilkie
1994-95
NJCAA Academic
John Cardarelli
1994-95
NJCAA Academic
Matt Arvantis
1997-98
NJCAA Hon. Mention
Brad Hacynski
1998-99
NJCAA Academic
HEAD COACHES
Harry Keenan (1988-1997, 1999) 187-62-4
101-28-1
Wallace Broome (1968-1980)
Steve Forleo (2000-2004)
61-16
46-30
Richard Marchetti (2005-2010)
Fred Carello (1981-1987)
32-18-2
20-4
Steve Alves (1998)
Joe Pavone (2012)
14-6
Brian Deighan (2013)
11-1
Jim Stringfellow (2014-)
3-2
Region XXI Champions
.747
.781
.792
.605
.635
.833
.700
.917
.667
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In the spring of 1968, RIJC fielded its first golf team. The squad won nine matches and lost
only one in its first season. Home matches were contested at the Cranston Country Club.
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
9
1
0
9
2
0
9
0
0
9
2
0
5
3
0
5
2
1
7
4
0
4
5
0
8
2
0
7
4
0
11
2
0
12
1
0
6
0
0
2
6
0
1
5
0
2
0
7
4
0
2
7
0
0
11
4
0
0
1
0
4
8
0
16
2
0
11
5
1
14
4
1
21110
19101
5
0
23
23
1
1
25
1
0
12110
4
0
20
19
4
0
15
3
0
18
2
0
4
1
0
9
1
0
15
9
0
6
10
0
17
2
0
10
3
0
4
3
0
6
8
0
3
4
0
no team
14
6
0
11
1
0
3
2
0
475
Coached by Wallace Broome, the 1974 golf team compiled a record of seven wins and four
losses and captured the school’s first Region XXI championship.
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C A P TA I N S
CCRI
Department of Athletics
Joseph Pavone
Director of Athletics
401-825-2405 (Warwick)
401-333-7313 (Lincoln)
Dan LaCorbiniere
Sports Information Coordinator
401-825-1132
dclacorbiniere@ccri.edu
www.ccri.edu/athl
Spring sports:
Baseball
Softball
Tennis
Golf

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