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General Information

General Information
Table of Contents
General Information ....................... 1
Media Information .......................... 2
Roster/Depth Chart ......................... 3
2005 Season Preview ...................4-5
Head Coach Dave Piepenbrink ....... 6
Assistant Coaches ........................... 7
Returning Players..................... 8-23
2004 Redshirts .............................. 24
Newcomers ............................... 25-31
2004 Season in Review ............ 32-33
2004 Stats ................................ 34-35
Jack Cook Award ........................... 36
2005 Opponents ....................... 37-44
All-time Record vs. Opponents ..... 45
Year by Year Results .............. 46-49
History ........................................... 50
Coaches Records ............................ 51
Record Book ............................. 52-56
Herd in the Pros ............................ 57
University Heights ........................ 58
The Mid-American Conference ..... 59
2004 MAC Stats ............................ 60
2005 MAC Schedule ................ 61-63
Conference USA ...................... 64-65
Student Athlete Program ............. 66
Sports Medicine ............................. 67
Huntington, W. Va. ....................... 68
Marshall University ...................... 69
Marshall Administration .............. 70
Jeff Montgomery ........................... 72
2005 Travel Itinerary ................... 72
Media Guide Credits
Editor ............................................. Bob Pristash
Contributors ...... Andy Boggs, Randy Burnside,
..... Woody Woodrum, Brandn Parro, Jodi Fick
............ Steve Cotton, Matt Riley, April Goode
Photography .................. Rick Haye, Matt Riley
..................................................... Bob Pristash
Cover Design ................................. Bob Pristash
Printing ............... Marshall University Printing
2005 Marshall Baseball
Quick Facts
Name .................................................................... Marshall University
Location ..................................................... Huntington, West Virginia
Enrollment ................................................................................... 16,000
Nickname ...................................................................Thundering Herd
Colors .......................................................................... Green and White
Home Venue ................................. University Heights, 1,000 capacity
Dimensions ............................................. (L-R) 320, 360, 380, 370, 320
National Affiliation ................................................... NCAA Division I
Conference ...................................................................... Mid-American
President ........................................................................................ TBA
Athletic Director ............................................................... Bob Marcum
Coaching Staff
Head Coach ................................. Dave Piepenbrink (Marshall, 1991)
Record at Marshall ................................................ 132-219-3 (6 years)
Career Record ............................................................................... Same
Baseball Office Phone ................................................... (304) 696-5277
Pitching Coach/Recruiting ........... Tom Carty (Gwynedd-Mercy, 1996)
Second Assistant ....................... Jim Koerner (St. John Fisher, 1997)
Volunteer Assistant ............................. Tim Rice (Washington, 2002)
Team Information
Overall 2004 Record ..................................................................... 27-27
Conference Record ......................... 10-13 (5th MAC East, 10th MAC)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...................................................... 15/12
Starting Position Players Ret/Lost .................................................. 5/3
Starting Pitchers Ret/Lost ............................................................... 3/2
Newcomers ......................................................................................... 19
Sports Information
Assoc AD/Sports Information Director ...................... Randy Burnside
Baseball SID Contact ...................................................... Bob Pristash
Office Phone ...................................................................(304) 696-4662
Cell Phone ..................................................................... (304) 654-3928
E-mail ............................................................ pristash1@marshall.edu
Sports Information Office Phone .................................. (304) 696-5275
Sports Information Fax ................................................ (304) 696-2325
Sports Information Address ................................ Marshall University
......................................................................................... P.O. Box 1360
......................................................................... Huntington, WV 25715
Overnight Address ................................................. 1801 Third Avenue
............................................................. Henderson Center, Room 2036
......................................................................... Huntington, WV 25703
Internet Address ................................................... www.HerdZone.com
On The Cover...
The Thundering Herd 2005 seniors,
starting on the top left and moving
clockwise: Josh McConnell, Marshall
Murray, Joe Glevenyak, Brad Helm and
Mike Marchyshyn
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Media Information
Marshall Sports Information
Bob Pristash
Graduate Assistant
Baseball Contact
Office - 304-696-4662
Email pristash1@marshall.edu
Randy Burnside
Assistant AD/SID
Office - 304-696-4660
Email burnsid2@marshall.edu
Andy Boggs
Assistant SID
Office - 304-696-2418
Email boggsa@marshall.edu
Brandon Parro
Assistant SID
Office - 304-696-6525
Email parro1@marshall.edu
Jodi Fick
Graduate Assistant
Office - 304-696-4662
Email fick1@marshall.edu
Matt Riley
Graduate Assistant
Office - 304-696-5276
Email riley24@marshall.edu
April Goode
Graduate Assistant
Office - 304-696-5276
Email good1@marshall.edu
Sandy Toppings
Program Assistant
Office - 304-696-5275
Newspapers
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
946 Fifth Avenue
Huntington, WV 25701
(304) 526-2759/Fax-526-2857
Rick McCann,Ernie Salvatore
Anthony Hanshew
The Parthenon
Marshall University
(304) 696-6696/Fax-696-2519
Charleston Gazette
1001 Virginia Street East
Charleston, WV 25330
(304) 348-7948/Fax-348-1740
Mitch Vingle, Doug Smock
Charleston Daily Mail
1001 Virginia Street East
(304) 348-4807/Fax 348-4847
Chuck Landon
Ashland Daily Independent
224 17th Street
Ashland, KY 41101
(606) 329-1643/Fax 324-8434
Rocky Stanley
Ironton Tribune
2903 South Fifth
Ironton, OH 45638
(614) 532-1441/Fax-532-1506
Jim Walker
WCHS-TV (ABC)/WVAH-TV (FOX)
1301 Piedmont Road
(304) 345-4115/fax 345-1849
Mark Martin
WOWK-TV (CBS)
555 Fifth Avenue
(304) 522-4581/fax 523-0545
Steve McGehee
WTAP (NBC)
One Television Plaza
Parkersburg, WV 26101
(304) 485-4588/fax 422-3920
Jim Wharton
Radio Stations
Thundering Herd Network
P.O. Box 1360
(304) 696-2446/fax 696-2325
Steve Cotton
WDGG-FM/WRVC-AM
P.O. Box 1150
(304) 523-8401/fax 523-4848
Woody Woodrum
Beckley Register Herald
P.O. Drawer P
801 North Kanawha Street
WMUL-FM
Beckley, WV 25801
Marshall University
(304) 255-4400/Fax-255-4427
Gary Fauber
(304) 696-6640/fax 696-3232
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
P.O. Box 1599
WKEE-AM/FM
Bluefield, WV 24701
P.O. Box 2288
(304) 327-2811/Fax-327-6179
Teddy Paynter
(304)522-2000/fax 525-6281
Paul Swann
Parkersburg News
P.O. Box 1788
WTCR-AM/FM
Radio Park Road
(304) 485-1891
Catlettsburg, KY 41129
Dave Poe
(606) 739-8427/fax 739-6009
Judy Eaton
Parkersburg Sentinel
P.O. Box 1788
(304) 485-1891
Nick Scala
The Herd Insider
WCHS-AM
P.O. Box 1153
(304) 342-8131/fax 344-4745
Don Cook
945 4th Avenue
Suite 200-C
(304) 697-0850
Greg Perry
WQBE-AM
P.O. Box 871
(304) 744-9691/fax 744-8562
John Dickensheets
Wire Services
Associated Press
500 Virginia St. East
(304) 346-0897/fax 345-5282
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Television Stations
WSAZ-TV (NBC)
P.O. Box 2115
(304) 523-5333/fax 697-4325
Keith Morehouse
MEDIA GUIDELINES
Credentials:
Members of the media with
valid press credentials will
be admitted to University
Heights. There is limited
space at the official scorer’s
table, so seating is at a
first-come, first-serve basis.
Game Day:
Coach Piepenbrink and
requested players will be
available for interviews on
the field before batting
practice begins, which is
usually two and one-half
hours prior to the game. All
interviews must be finished
by the start of batting
practice. Please contact the
sports information office to
request players and to
confirm batting practice
times.
Telephone Service:
There is no direct telephone
service at University
Heights. A member of the
sports information staff
will have a cellular phone
available, or media
members are welcome to
use the sports information
office following games.
Herd on the Web:
For up-to-date game
stories, statistics,
schedules, results and other
Marshall athletic
department information,
please log on to
www.HerdZone.com.
MU Sports Information:
The Marshall Sports
Information office will
provide updated statistics,
a scorecard, team rosters
and game-day notes prior to
each game. Final game
statistics will also be
provided at the conclusion
of each home game.
2005 Roster
Marshall 2005 Lineup
Pitchers
No.
35
36
50
9
28
20
33
55
27
5
41
17
31
Name
Pos.
Andrew Blain
LHP
Brendon Bump
RHP
Chris Cummings
RHP
Brian Chrisman
LHP
Adam Dobies
RHP
Andrew Hancock
RHP
Brian Knippelmeyer RHP
Chris Koutsavlis
LHP
Mike Marchyshyn RHP
Bryson Meyers
LHP
Tom Ponietowicz
RHP
Jeremy Slone
RHP
David Slovak
RHP
Infielders
11
21
26
34
23
3
2
7
15
10
Adam Frederick
Matt Helm
Aaron Jamieson
Aaron Levinson
Brent Mason
Josh McConnell
Marshall Murray
Justin Perry
A.J. Sikula
Roddy Stieger
Outfielders
30
44
18
12
14
25
4
32
Chris Borgognoni
Joe Glevenyak
Derek Hagen
Brad Helm
Chris Peak
Bubba Pfaff
Adam Ptacek
Jeff Ritter
Catchers
19
48
24
8
Tommy Johnson
Rich Russell
Aaron Thompson
Nick Wolle
Staff
Head Coach
Pitching/Recruiting
Second Assistant
Volunteer Assistant
B/T
L/L
R/R
R/R
L/L
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/L
R/R
L/L
R/R
R/R
R/R
Hgt.
5-11
6-0
6-2
6-0
6-0
6-3
6-2
6-1
6-1
6-3
6-2
6-0
5-11
Wgt.
160
185
230
170
225
170
180
225
190
205
230
200
140
Cl.
FR
JR
JR
SO
SO
FR
JR
JR
SR
JR
FR
SO
FR
IF
IF
IF
IF
IF
IF
IF
IF
IF
IF
L/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
5-10
5-11
5-9
5-8
5-11
5-7
5-11
5-10
6-1
5-11
180
180
160
165
170
170
165
190
180
175
JR
Franklin, PA/Franklin HS
FR Downingtown, PA/Downingtown HS
JR
Lindsay, Ont/Bluefield State
JR
Seattle, WA/Mesa (AZ) CC
JR
Sherwood, AR/Pratt CC
SR
Phenix City, AL/Faulkner Univ.
SR
Walnut Creek, CA/Laney
FR
Davidsonville, MD/Archbishop HS
FR
Charleston, WV/South Charleston
JR
Westchester, OH/Lakota West HS
OF
OF
IF
OF
OF
OF
OF
OF
R/R
R/R
R/R
L/L
R/R
L/R
L/R
R/R
5-11
6-2
6-1
5-11
5-9
5-11
5-11
6-0
180
190
175
190
160
205
165
180
FR
SR
FR
SR
SO
JR
JR
FR
Miami, FL/Florida Christian
West Palm Beach, FL/Daytona CC
Milton, WV/Cabell-Midland HS
Downingtown, PA/Mesa (AZ) CC
Barboursville, WV/Cabell-Midland
Florence, CO/Seward County CC
Assaria, KS/Pratt CC
S. Rockwood, MI/Carleton-Airport
C
C
C
C
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
5-10
6-4
6-0
6-1
220
245
165
195
FR
JR
FR
SO
Gaithersburg, MD/Quince Orchard
Toronto, Ont/Earl Haig HS
Ashland, KY/Fairview HS
Coatesville, PA/Solanco HS
Dave Piepenbrink
Tom Carty
Jim Koerner
Tim Rice
Pronunciation Guide
Chris Koutsavlis
Miks Marchyshyn
Dave Piepenbrink
Roddy Steiger
Koot-SAHV-lis
mar-CHES-en
PEEP-en-brink
STEE-ger
Hometown/Previous School
Huntington, WV/Spring Valley
Lawrence, KS/Barton County CC
Huntington, WV/Huntington HS
Pittsburgh, PA/Baldwin HS
Pittsburgh, PA/North Allegheny
Ashland, KY/Paul G. Blazer HS
Lincoln, NE/Barton County CC
Pittsburgh, PA/Mt. Lebanon HS
Markham, Ont/Iowa Central CC
Oakland, MD/Potomac State
Norristown, PA/Norristown HS
Paintsville, KY/St. Catherine
Louisville, KY/Eastern HS
Numerical Roster
# .............................................. Name
2 ........................... Marshall Murray
3 ............................ Josh McConnell
4 ................................. Adam Ptacek
5 .............................. Bryson Meyers
7 ................................... Justin Perry
8 ..................................... Nick Wolle
9 ............................ Brian Chrisman
10 .............................. Roddy Stieger
11 .......................... Adam Frederick
12 ................................... Brad Helm
14 ................................... Chris Peak
15 ............................ Andrew Sikula
17 .............................. Jeremy Slone
18 ............................... Derek Hagen
19 ......................... Tommy Johnson
20 ........................ Andrew Hancock
21 .................................... Matt Helm
23 ................................ Brent Mason
24 ........................ Aaron Thompson
25 .................................. Bubba Pfaff
26 .......................... Aaron Jamieson
27 ....................... Mike Marchyshyn
28 ................................ Adam Dobies
30 ....................... Chris Borgognoni
31 ................................ David Slovak
32 .................................... Jeff Ritter
33 ................... Brian Knippelmeyer
34 .......................... Aaron Levinson
35 .............................. Andrew Blain
36 ........................... Brendon Bump
41 ......................... Tom Ponietowicz
44 ............................ Joe Glevenyak
48 ................................. Rich Russell
50 ......................... Chris Cummings
55 ......................... Chris Koutsavlis
Alphabetical Roster
Name ............................................ #
Andrew Blain .............................. 35
Chris Borgognoni ....................... 30
Brendon Bump ........................... 36
Brian Chrisman ............................ 9
Chris Cummings ........................ 50
Adam Dobies ............................... 28
Adam Frederick .......................... 11
Joe Glevenyak ............................ 44
Derek Hagen ............................... 18
Andrew Hancock ........................ 20
Brad Helm ................................... 12
Matt Helm ................................... 21
Aaron Jamieson ......................... 26
Tommy Johnson ......................... 19
Brian Knippelmeyer .................. 33
Chris Koutsavlis ......................... 55
Aaron Levinson .......................... 34
Mike Marchyshyn ...................... 27
Brent Mason ............................... 23
Josh McConnell ............................ 3
Bryson Meyers ............................. 5
Marshall Murray .......................... 2
Chris Peak ................................... 14
Justin Perry .................................. 7
Bubba Pfaff ................................. 25
Tom Ponietowicz ........................ 41
Adam Ptacek ................................. 4
Jeff Ritter .................................... 32
Rich Russell ................................. 48
Andrew Sikula ............................ 15
Jeremy Slone .............................. 17
David Slovak ............................... 31
Roddy Stieger ............................. 10
Aaron Thompson ........................ 24
Nick Wolle ..................................... 8
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2005 Season Outlook
Rich Russell
After finishing the 2004 season with an 8-2 record, the Thundering Herd
baseball team will look to keep the momentum going heading into the 2005 season.
2005 will mark its final season as a member of the Mid-American Conference
before heading into Conference USA.
With nine seniors graduating after 2004, the Herd had many holes to fill.
Some of the biggest losses came on the pitching staff. Pitchers Grant Harper,
Chris Meadows, Steve Ziroli, Scott Henning and Patrick Molinari, all significant
contributors, graduated. On the other side, Francois Larmore, Mike Koitsopoulos
and Corie O’Bryan were 2004 graduates. That left holes at the DH position, shortstop and in the outfield.
Herd coach Dave Piepenbrink and recruiting coordinator Tom Carty worked hard
to fill those holes and brought in 19 newcomers to help the team. With a strong core
of players returning from 2004, mixed with the new group of players coming in,
Marshall is poised to make a run at the 2005 Mid-American Conference Tournament.
Pitching
In 2004, the Thundering Herd pitching staff made enormous strides, it had five
pitchers with 15 appearances or more record an ERA of under 4.50. In the previous
seven years, the Herd had only three pitchers record those type of numbers. Returning
to the rotation in 2005 will be Chris Cummings, listed as one of the top prospects to play
in the Great Lakes League in the summer of 2004 and junior Chris Koutsavlis, who
had another solid season for the Herd in 2004. Returning to the bullpen will be senior
Mike Marchyshyn and sophomore Adam Dobies. Dobies could see time as a starter.
Brian Chrisman, who had a stellar 2004 season as a freshman, will receive a
medical redshirt for 2005.
Some of the newcomers brought in should be able to make contributions right
away. Brian Knippelmeyer, a junior college transfer from Barton County CC is
expected to be in the rotation right away. He had two years of college experience
and should be ready to be in the rotation after a solid fall season. Others that
will see time in the bullpen, or could
move their way into the
rotation include: Andrew
Hancock, a freshman
from Ashland, KY and
Jeremy Slone, a sophomore out of Paintsville, KY. With the loss of all-time
saves record holder Chris Meadows, pitching coach Tom Carty brought in
David Slovak, who is penciled in as the closer. Like Meadows, Slovak is a
submarine pitcher.
Other newcomers include: Brendon Bump, who will see time in
the bullpen and is expected to play the same role as Steve Ziroli,
Bryson Meyers, who had a productive fall season and will see
more innings as he gets more experience, Tom Ponietowicz, a
freshman who has worked to get himself in better shape to pitch
and could contribute right away, Jason Alamo, another freshman,
could provide a spark out of the bullpen and Andrew Blain, the
southpaw from Huntington, WV may pitch out of the bullpen or
could be redshirted.
Catchers
Chris Cummings
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Rich Russell had a stellar 2004 season and was one of the
Herd’s top offensive players. He also showed his abilities on the
defensive side of the ball and will be the starter in 2004. His
backup from 2004, sophomore Nick Wolle will also be back. Wolle
made strides during his freshman season in 2004 and had a strong
fall season, both offensively and defensively, to show his ability.
Two freshmen were brought in and could be the future of the
program at the catcher position. Tommy Johnson and Aaron
Thompson will probably not see too much time behind the plate
this season, but could be used in case of injury or pinch hit situations.
2005 Season Outlook
Infield
Six infielders from the 2004 team will be returning in 2005. At first
base, junior Roddy Stieger will remain the starter. He started 28
games at first near the end of 2004 and proved to be a good fit. He also
improved offensively, which should help him keep the position. Junior
Aaron Jamieson started 23 games at second at the end of 2004 and did
an admirable job, finishing the season with a .301 average. Returning for his junior season is Adam Frederick, the team leader in
many offensive categories in 2004. He has shown improvement
defensively and will start at third.
Also coming back are Josh McConnell, Matt Helm and
Marshall Murray. McConnell played in 33 games in 2004
and could see time at different positions as a utility player
in 2005. Helm was redshirted in 2004, but is competing for
spots in the middle infield. He has made strides in all
facets of his game and should see playing time. Murray, a
senior, started 23 games at second in ‘04 and could see time at
other infield spots throughout the season.
There are four newcomers in the infield including Aaron
Levinson, Brent Mason, Justin Perry and A.J. Sikula. Levinson
and Mason are in the competition for the starting job at shortstop. A junior out of Mesa (AZ) CC, Levinson has a solid glove
and is making adjustments to playing at the I-A level.
Mason, a junior from Pratt CC, is also competing for that
job. Both are expected to see playing time at the position.
Justin Perry, a freshman, is a third baseman. He is
an offensive threat, but is still learning how to play the
position. Sikula will be redshirted in 2005.
Adam
Frederick
Outfield
After losing two outfielders after 2004, Francois
Larmore and Chris Monaco, the Herd will look to returners Brad Helm and Joe Glevenyak to carry the load. Glevenyak
will start in right field and Helm will start in left. Glevenyak will bat in the middle
of the order. Helm had a great fall and made strides offensively.
Also returning to the Marshall outfield are Chris Peak and Derek Hagen.
Peak, a sophomore, played in 16 games in 2004. He is solid in the field and
has made improvements at the plate. Hagen was redshirted in 2004
Coach
The Herd brought in four new players to compete for playing time in the
Piepenbrink
outfield. Adam Ptacek, Jeff Ritter, Bubba Pfaff and Chris Borgognoni are all
competing for outfield positions. Pfaff, a junior college transfer from Seward
County CC, is an offensive power and is a switch hitter. He may see time in the
outfield, or as the Herd’s designated hitter. Ptacek, another junior college transfer
from Pratt, and Ritter, a freshman out of S. Rockwood, MI are competing for the
starting position in center field. Both are solid defensively and have shown some
offensive power in the fall. Chris Borgognoni, a freshman from Miami, FL, has
been working hard to improve and could see time on the field.
Schedule
As always, the Mid-American Conference will be a tough road to travel. The
Herd will face five of the six MAC Tournament teams from 2004, including
home series against defending conference champions Kent State, runner-up
Eastern Michigan and #3 seed Ball State. MU will travel to top seed Central
Michigan and east division winner Miami (OH). Other conference series
include trips to Buffalo and Ohio U. and a home series against Akron.
The non-conference schedule will feature three-game road series at
Mercer, future C-USA foe Southern Mississippi and Jacksonville State to
open the season, and a trip to Virginia Tech at the end of April. The home
series include Canisius, Liberty and St. Bonaventure.
Along with the weekend series, MU will play several mid-week games
against opponents Dayton, Duke, Eastern Kentucky, Morehead State and the
University of Kentucky.
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Coach Piepenbrink
Dave Piepenbrink
Head Coach
Ninth Season at Marshall
Seventh as Head Coach
Marshall, 1991
#13
On April 27, 2003, Coach Dave Piepenbrink became only the second coach in Marshall history to record
100 wins when the Herd defeated Bowling Green. He now stands alone in second with 105 wins, only
behind his former coach, Jack Cook. In 2004, he helped Marshall tie the all-time school win
record set by Jack Cook’s 1978 team that went to the NCCA Tournament. Piepenbrink and the
program will look to keep the momentum from 2004 as they head into 2005, their last year
in the Mid-American Conference. They will also look to build for their entrance into
Conference USA the following season.
Piepenbrink has directed Marshall to its best three year win total (62), from
2000-2002, since Jack Cook’s 1979-1981 teams also grabbed 62 wins in that span.
His commitment and enthusiasm for the program and the university is what has
won over both Herd baseball fans and Marshall administrators since his hiring.
Piepenbrink took over the Marshall baseball program on April 2, 1998 after the
resignation of former coach Craig Antush. After serving as an interim head coach for the
final 30 games that year, Piepenbrink was given the job on a full-time basis. Prior to that,
he served as the Herd’s top assistant for three years.
Piepenbrink went 9-21 as head coach in 1998, including a 9-5 victory over Virginia Tech in
his first game. Under Piepenbrink’s tutelage that season, first baseman Tom Kuempel was
named Mid-American Conference Player of the Year after winning the conference’s triple crown.
It was the Herd’s first triple crown winner or conference MVP in the program’s history.
Under Piepenbrink, a young Thundering Herd squad posted a 12-43-1 record in 1999. Out of the 11
position players that appeared in at least half of the Herd’s games, seven were underclassmen. The
pitching staff was equally as green with five of the nine pitchers who made 10 or more appearances
either freshman or sophomores.
During the 2000 season the Marshall baseball program continued to make strides. The 21 victories
posted by the club were the second highest win total in 10 seasons and the team finished the season
winning nine of its final 16 games, coming mostly against Mid-American Conference competition.
The Herd earned a split in a four-game series against Miami followed up by taking three of four
games at Akron for the program’s first road series win since winning two of three at Akron in
1998.
In 2001, the program continued to improve as evident by a 24-29 regular season record, which
tied for the third most victories in a season in Marshall history. In addition, Marshall found
itself in the thick of the race for the MAC Tournament for the first time since joining the
league and was not eliminated from tournament contention until the next-to-last weekend of
the season.
During 2001, virtually every offensive record in school history was smashed, including the
school records for at bats, runs, hits, home runs, extra-base hits and runs batted in. Senior
first baseman Jason Brooks, in addition to earning All-MAC honors, was a second team
All-American and participated in the NCAA Home Run Challenge at the College World
Series in Omaha, Neb.
2004 bourght about even more success as the team tied the school win record of 27.
After starting the season 1-7, the Herd rebounded to finish the year with a 26-20 record.
Over the final ten games of the season, Piepenbrink guided the Herd to an 8-2 record.
MU won its final four games of the season to tie the 27 win record.
Piepenbrink joined the Marshall coaching staff after a standout playing career under
Jack Cook and Howard McCann from 1987-1990. During his career, he set school
records in doubles (41), runs scored (150) and at-bats (480). Piepenbrink was a firstteam All-Southern Conference performer in 1990, and was named to the all-tournament team that same season after guiding Marshall to a semifinal berth.
Piepenbrink is married to the former Kelly Crawford of Smoot, WV. The couple has
two children, Rachel Leigh (6) and Grace Catherine (5).
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Coach Piepenbrink
The Piepenbrink File
Birthdate:
Hire Date:
Hometown:
Family:
Education:
Coaching Exp:
Playing Exp:
November 18, 1966
April 2, 1998
Huntington, WV
Wife, Kelly, and daughters Rachel (6) & Grace (5)
Huntington East HS, 1985
Marshall University, 1991
Marshall University Asst. Coach, 1996-97;
Interim Head Coach/Head Coach, 1998-present
4 years, Marshall University, 1987-90
The Piepenbrink family, from left: Rachel, Grace, Kelly and Dave.
Piepenbrink Year-By-Year
Year Overall
Pct.
MAC
1998* 9-21-0
.300
7-19-0
1999 12-43-1
.214
4-26-1
2000 21-33-1
.381
7-20
2001 24-29-0
.453
11-17
2002 17-35-0
.327
7-20-0
2003 22-31-1
.407
11-16
2004 27-27-0
.500
10-13
Total 132-219-3 .374
57-131-1
*Took over mid-way through season.
Pct.
.269
.129
.259
.393
.259
.407
.435
.304
History of Marshall Head Coaches
Chronologically
Coach
Years
Dave Piepenbrink 1998Craig Antush
1996-98
Howard McCann 1990-95
Jack Cook
1955, 67-89
Bob Kruthoffer
1966
Alvis Brown
1961-65
Bill Chambers
1956-60
Howard Hood
1950-51
Joe Binns 1947-49, 52-54
Johnny Watson
1943
Kyle Tackett
1942
Cam Henderson
1938
Francis Farley
1936-37
Roy Hawley
1933-35
Johnny Stuart
1926-32
Guy Fiber
1926
Russ Meredith
1925
H.R. Briggs
1924
Kemper Shelton
1922-23
Herbert Cramer
1921
A.E. Reilly
1920
Carl Ridgely
1919
Carl Shipley
1918
Boyd Chambers
1910-17
Pennypacker
1905
George Ford
1903-04
M.M. Scott
1901-02
No Coach
1896-1900
TOTALS
1067-1128-11
Record
Pct.
132-219-3 .374
23-88-1 .210
99-156
.388
422-344-2 .551
6-15
.286
34-70-1 .324
44-56-1 .436
15-20
.428
46-34
.575
1-6
.143
1-3
.250
6-3
.667
7-14
.333
30-5
.857
67-21-1 .753
7-8
.467
4-5
.444
7-2
.778
4-13
.235
3-5
.375
8-8
.500
8-2-1
.773
7-6
.538
72-43-1 .621
4-4
.500
3-3
.500
17-2
.895
17-0 1.000
.486
By Victories
Coach
Years Record
Pct.
Jack Cook
1955, 67-89 422-344-2 .551
Dave Piepenbrink 1998- 132-219-3 .374
Howard McCann 1990-95 99-156
.388
Boyd Chambers
1910-17 72-43-1
.621
Johnny Stuart
1926-32 67-21-1
.753
Joe Binns 1947-49, 52-54 46-34
.575
Bill Chambers
1956-60 44-56-1
.436
Alvis Brown
1961-65 34-70-1
.324
Roy Hawley
1933-35 30-5
.857
Craig Antush
1996-98 23-88-1
.210
M.M. Scott
1901-02 17-2
.895
Howard Hood
1950-51 15-20
.428
Francis Farley
1936-37 7-14
.333
Kemper Shelton
1922-23 4-13
.235
*Coaches who worked only one season not
included in victories list.
Piepenbrink vs. all
opponents at Marshall
Akron ................................................... 12-9
Alabama-Birmingham ........................ 1-3
Auburn .................................................. 0-3
Ball State ............................................... 2-7
Belmont ................................................. 0-3
Bowling Green ................................... 5-18
Buffalo ................................................. 10-4
Campbell ............................................... 0-2
Central Michigan ................................. 1-6
Charleston Southern .......................... 4-5
Cincinnati .............................................. 2-1
Cleveland State .................................... 2-1
Coastal Carolina .................................. 2-1
College of Charleston ......................... 0-3
Concord ................................................. 3-0
Dayton ................................................... 1-3
Drexel .................................................... 2-1
Duquesne .............................................. 0-1
East Carolina ........................................ 0-1
Eastern Illinois ..................................... 1-0
Eastern Kentucky ............................... 3-5
Eastern Michigan .......................... 2-12-1
Fairfield ................................................. 1-1
Findlay ................................................... 0-1
Gardner-Webb ..................................... 1-2
George Mason ...................................... 0-1
Georgia .................................................. 0-2
Hofstra .................................................. 1-0
Kent State ........................................... 6-20
Kentucky .............................................. 1-3
Liberty ................................................... 2-4
Louisville ............................................... 0-1
Maryland ............................................... 0-1
Mercer ................................................... 2-1
Miami (Ohio) ...................................... 8-18
Morehead State ................................. 8-7-1
Murray State ........................................ 0-1
New York Tech .................................... 3-0
Niagara .................................................. 3-0
North Carolina A&T ........................... 6-3
North Carolina State .......................... 0-3
UNC Asheville ...................................... 1-2
Northern Illinois .................................. 3-2
Ohio ..................................................... 5-22
Ohio State ............................................. 0-1
Oklahoma State ................................... 0-2
Rio Grande ............................................ 4-0
Toledo .................................................... 1-7
VMI ........................................................ 2-2
Virginia Tech ........................................ 2-1
Western Kentucky .............................. 0-2
Western Michigan ............................... 2-6
West Virginia ........................................ 0-1
West Virginia State .......................... 6-3-1
Winthrop ............................................... 0-3
Wofford ................................................. 2-1
Wright State ......................................... 4-3
Youngstown State ............................... 5-3
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Assistant Coaches
Tom Carty
Pitching Coach/Recruiting Coordinator
Fourth season at Marshall
Gwynedd-Mercy, 1996
#16
Tom Carty, entering his fourth season at Marshall University, joined the baseball
staff in August 2001, to serve as the pitching coach for the Thundering Herd and
handle various recruiting responsibilities.
In his first season in 2002, the staff improved in 23 statistical categories. In
addition, Chris Fritz and Chris Meadows were each awarded the MAC East Division Pitcher of the Week
honors, the first time in school history that two Herd players were given the award in the same season.
Under Carty, the pitching staff has greatly improved. The 2003 pitching staff was the best in the Piepenbrink
era (1998 to present). The 6.58 ERA and the .300 opponents batting average were all program bests. Two AllTime Records were broken including nine saves by the staff and 441 innings pitched. The 197 BB were the fewest since 1998 and the 22 wins were
second best (24 in 2001). Marshall also had three MAC Pitchers of the Week in two years.
2004 marked yet another improved season for the pitching staff. Carty’s staff contributed to a record-setting season for the Herd, tying the all-time win
mark of 27 set in 1978. The staff set marks in the Piepenbrink era for the second straight season, recording a 5.23 ERA and holding opponents to a
.276 batting average. They struck out 416 batters to set a new Marshall record, topping the old mark of 344 set in 1995.
Carty has made an impact on several pitchers during his tenure at Marshall. Chris Meadows set the single season save record with six and is the alltime leader with 13. Meadows also set the Marshall career appearance record in 2004 with a career total of 95. Grant Harper also made tremendous
strides under Carty, moving up to second in all-time innings pitched. He tied the Marshall record for career wins (19) and games started (45). Steve
Ziroli became the first player to play professionally. After finishing his career with the Herd in May of 2004, Ziroli played for the Windy City
ThunderBolts of the Frontier League.
Carty came to Marshall from North Carolina State where he was employed as Director of Baseball Operations. He also served as pitching coach for the
Delaware Valley Gulls of the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League. Other college coaching assignments have been at West Chester University,
Delaware Valley College and Montgomery County Community College. In his two seasons at West Chester, Carty served as the pitching and infield
coach. He helped the school produce its first all-conference pitcher in seven years.
Jim Koerner
Tim Rice
Second Assistant Coach
First Season at Marshall
St. John Fisher, 1997
Volunteer Assistant Coach
First Season at Marshall
Washington, 2002
Jim Koerner comes to Marshall after spending the 2004 season as
an assistant coach at Monmouth University. Prior to his stint at
Monmouth, he has a successful three seasons as the head coach
at Medaille College (Buffalo, NY). He coached two All-Region
(northeast) players while at Medaille. In 2003, he was named the
2003 North East Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. His 2003
team also had the Conference Player of the Year and Pitcher of the
Year.
In the summer of 2003, Koerner coached the US Team at the
Belgium Open in Antwerp, coaching against the French and
Belgium Olympic teams.
Koerner was an assistant with the Geneva Lakers of the New York
Collegiate Baseball League in the summer of 2002.
He played four years at St. John Fisher College (1993-1997) before
signing with the Richmond Roosters of the Independent Frontier
League.
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Tim Rice is entering his first season with the Thundering Herd.
He comes to Marshall after spending two seasons coaching at
Tacoma Community College of the North Western Athletic
Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC).
In 2003, his team at Tacoma won the Western Division Championship with a 33-9 record. They placed third at the NWAACC
Tournament. The taem had seven All-Region players including
the 2003 All-Region MVP.
Prior to coaching, he had a successful collegiate playing career.
After playing the 1999 season at Tacoma as the team captain, he
transferred to the University of Washington where he was the
starting catcher. In 2000, he won the Jerry Thorton Unsung Hero
Award. In 2002, his Huskie team made the NCAA Regionals.
Rice graduated from Washington in 2002 with a BA in History.
He is married to Hillary from Spokane, Washington.
Brian Chrisman
Career Highs
#9
Brian Chrisman
LHP - 6-0 - 170
Sophomore - L/L
Pittsburgh, PA
Baldwin HS
Innings Pitched
7.2 (5/16/04 @ Ball State)
Strikeouts
7 (Four times, last-5/16/04 @
Ball State)
Hits Allowed
7 (Twice, last-4/30/04 vs.
Central Michigan)
Earned Runs
5 (5/9/04 @ Akron)
Year
2004
ERA
4.30
W-L
4-3
Chrisman on the Mound
GP-GS IP
H R ER
15-11 60.2 52 35 29
BB
43
SO
69
SV
0
WP
6
Walks Allowed
NYIT)
2004: Had a strong freshman season ... tied for second on team with four wins ... made four bullpen appearances before
moving into the starting rotation to start 11 games ... led team with 69 strikeouts ... pitched two scoreless innings in
debut against Belmont, struck out five of six batters faced ... made first start against WVSC going six innings to earn
the win ... he allowed three runs on five hits in that start ... in second start, pitched six innings giving up one run
(unearned) and three hits ... struck out seven batters four times during the season ... best outing came against Ball
State, went 7.2 innings allowing two runs on five hits to get his fourth
win of the season ... fourth in the MAC in opponent batting average
(.233) ... fifth in MAC only games in opponent average (.236).
High School: Named to the All-Selection team and
All-WPIAL South team… team MVP.
Personal: Born May 24, 1985… son of Craig and
Daryl Chrisman… elementary education major with
a minor in special education.
On Chrisman: Will receive medical redshirt for
2005.
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Chris Cummings
Career Highs
#50
Chris Cummings
RHP - 6-2 - 230
Junior - R/R
Huntington, WV
Huntington HS
Innings Pitched
6.1 (5/14/04 @ Ball State)
Strikeouts
9 (5/14/04 @ Ball State)
Hits Allowed
6 (4/19/03 vs. Kent State)
Earned Runs
Year
ERA
2003
7.82
2004
3.38
Totals 4.30
W-L
0-0
4-3
4-3
Cummings on the Mound
GP-GS IP
H R ER
11-0
12.2 15 13 11
22-5
48.0 37 24 18
33-5
60.2 52 37 29
BB
9
26
35
SO
17
53
70
SV
0
0
0
WP
2
13
15
Walks Allowed
4 (Three times, last-5/21/04
vs. Buffalo)
2004: Led Marshall starters with an ERA of 3.38 ... had an ERA of 3.16 in conference games, ninth in the MAC ... first
in MAC in opponent batting average (MAC games only) with a .215 BA ... made 17 appearances out of the bullpen
before starting five games later in the season ... in appearance at Charleston Southern pitched two hitless innings
striking out four batters to lead MU to its first win of the season ... in two appearances that weekend (Coll. of Charleston/CSU) pitched five scoreless innings, striking out eight and allowing one hit ... held opponents scoreless in 11 of 17
bullpen appearances ... made first start against New York Tech, going five scoreless innings, giving up only two hits ...
gave up only nine earned runs in five starts ... top start was at Ball State where he went 6.1 innings, giving up two
runs and four hits ... tied for second on the team with four wins ... his
22 appearances in 2004 is top among returners this season ... his
first career win came in the Charleston Southern game.
2003: Made 11 pitching appearances...allowed 15 hits over 12.2
innings...allowed a batting average of
.294, fifth on the team...pitched
hitless ninth inning in win over
Concord...pitched scoreless
inning in win over
Western Michigan (3/
30).
High School: Helped
guide Huntington
High School to the
2002 MSAC
championship…played
for a Huntington
Hounds team that
captured fifth place in
the NABF playoffs.
Personal: Born on October 27, 1983…son of John and
Debra Cummings…majoring in business with a marketing minor.
On Cummings: Had a great sophomore season, has
been developing as a starter, expected to anchor
rotation.
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Adam Dobies
Career Highs
#28
Innings Pitched
5.0 (4/6/04 vs. Morehead St.)
Adam Dobies
RHP - 6-0 - 225
Sophomore - R/R
Pittsburgh, PA
North Allegheny
Strikeouts
4 (4/6/04 vs. Morehead St.)
Hits Allowed
5 (Five times, last-5/1/04 vs.
Central Michigan)
Earned Runs
5 (4/6/04 vs. Morehead St.)
Year
2004
ERA
10.00
W-L
0-2
Dobies on the Mound
GP-GS IP
H R ER
12-3
27.0 39 33 30
BB
7
SO
22
SV
0
WP
4
Walks Allowed
2 (Three times, last-4/27/04 @
Morehead State)
2004: Made 12 appearances in freshman campaign for the Herd ... pitched a scoreless inning of relief in debut in
opener at Belmont ... went three scoreless innings in win at Kentucky, allowed three hits in that appearance ... made
first start on 3/30 at Louisville giving up four earned runs on five hits ... made a total of three starts for the season ...
pitched a hitless inning of relief on 5/8 at Akron ... in the series opener on 5/21 vs. Buffalo pitched two scoreless
innings, allowing one hit.
High School: named All-North Player of the Year… selected for the AllSection team and All-North team.
Personal: Born December 12, 1984… son of Walt and Debi
Dobies… has a sister, Autumn, and a brother, Andrew
who plays baseball for UVA.
On Dobies: Could develop into top four starter,
has powerful arm, could see time coming out of
bullpen.
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Adam Frederick
Career Highs
#11
At-Bats
6 (Twice, last - 5/8/04 @ Akron)
Adam Frederick
Runs
4 (2/22/04 @ CSU)
3B - 5-10 - 180
Junior - L/R
Franklin, PA
Franklin HS
Hits
4 (5/11/04 vs. EKU)
Runs Batted In
4 (Twice, last-4/27/04 @
Morehead State)
Doubles
2 (3/3/04 vs. WVSC)
Year Avg.
2003 .350
2004 .374
Totals .364
GP-GS
49-39
54-54
103-93
AB R
137 24
206 46
343 70
Frederick at the Plate
H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg.
48 7
0
4 14
3 18 6-10 .489
77 11 0
3 43 25 25 13-17 .471
125 18 0
7 57 28 43 19-27 .478
TB
67
97
164
Home Runs
2 (5/11/03 vs. Akron)
Stolen Bases
2 (Twice, last-4/10/04 @ Kent
State)
2004: Team MVP ... team leader in several categories including: batting average (.376), runs scored (46), hits (77) and
sacrifice flies (5) ... second in on base percentage (.435), runs batted in (43) and total bases (97) ... tenth in the MAC
with .376 average ... tied for ninth in the conference with 77 hits ... team leader with 24 multiple hit games and ten
multiple RBI games ... had an 11 game hit streak from 2/28-3/15 ... is carrying a ten game hit streak into 2005 ...
started all 54 games at third base ... went 3-6 with four runs scored in MU’s first win of season at Charleston Southern
... was 3-3 with four RBI’s in 3/3 win over West Virginia State ... in MU’s three game sweep of Niagara, he went 4-12
with six runs batted in and three runs scored ... on 4/17 vs. Ohio U went 3-5 with two RBI’s and two runs scored ...
played pivotal role in MU’s sweep of NYIT, batting .500 (5-10), scoring six runs ... scored 11 runs in six games from 4/
17-4/27 ... on 5/8 doubleheader vs. Akron, Frederick went 5-10 knocking in five runs and scoring three times ... in
MU’s series win over Ball State, went 5-11 scoring three runs ... third on team with 13 stolen bases.
2003: Third baseman who was second on the team with a batting
average of .350 as a freshman...appeared in 49 games...fifth on
team in on-base percentage (.384)...fourth on the team with 14
multiple hit games...had a six game hitting streak during
2003...registered first career home run in win over Concord (3/
22)...hit two home runs in win over Akron (5/11).
High School: Tri-County Athletic Conference MVP in 2002…named
Franklin High School team MVP…All-TCAC selection in 2000, 2001,
and 2002…finished high school career with .469 batting average and
.970 fielding percentage…Franklin HS compiled 76 wins and 15
losses over his career…coached by Harry Miller… earned letters in
golf and basketball…recipient of the Wayne Eakin Award for
Strength of Character regarding athletics…lead his Pittsburgh
AAU summer league team in hitting with a .410 average.
Personal: Born on September 17, 1983…son of John and
Marilyn Frederick…education major…brother, Ryan, and
sister, Melissa, both graduated from Penn State
University…played in Eastern Regional Final in Bristol,
Conn., that went into extra innings in order to earn
berth to Little League World Series (age 12).
On Frederick: Top hitter and team MVP
from 2004, will start at third base in 2005.
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Joe Glevenyak
Career Highs
#44
Joe Glevenyak
At-Bats
7 (2/22/04 @ Charleston
Southern)
OF - 6-2 - 190
Senior - R/R
West Palm Beach, FL
Daytona CC
Runs
3 (5/22/04 vs. Buffalo)
Hits
5 (4/27/04 @ Morehead St.)
Runs Batted In
5 (3/24/04 @ Kentucky)
Doubles
3 (3/19/04 vs. Cleveland St.)
Year Avg.
2003 .296
2004 .293
Totals .294
GP-GS
34-32
54-46
88-78
AB R
125 16
164 25
289 41
Glevenyak at the Plate
H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg.
37 2
0
6 22 10 30 8-9 .456
48 12 0
3 33 15 34 8-12 .421
85 14 0
9 55 25 64 16-21 .436
TB
57
69
126
Home Runs
2 (2/14/03 @ Mercer)
Stolen Bases
1 (16 times, last-5/22/04 vs.
Buffalo)
2004: Started 46 of 54 games for the Herd, 41 in right field ... finished
season with a .293 average, sixth on the team ... had a career night
in win over Kentucky, going 4-4 with five RBI’s and two doubles ...
one of only two five-RBI performances by the Herd in 2004 ... had
two hits in four AB’s with two RBI’s and two runs in 3/6 win over
Niagara ... went 3-4 with four RBI’s and three doubles in 3/19 win
over Cleveland State ... in 4/27 win at Morehead State went 5-5
with two runs batted in ... one of two five hit performance for the
Herd ... in final series against Buffalo went 5-11 with four RBI’s
and five runs scored ... registered a hit in 13 of the final 18 games
of the ‘04 season.
2003: Fourth on the team with a batting average of .296...played in
the outfield in 34 games...fifth with 22 RBI’s...successful on eight
out of nine stolen base attempts...hit two solo hume runs in win over
Mercer...went 3-4 on 2/21 vs. Cof C...hit game-winning three run HR
to give Herd win over Ohio...broken hand vs. Eastern Illinois caused
him to miss one month of the season.
Prior to Marshall: Played for coaches Rick Hall and Tim Touma at
Daytona Beach Community College…team ranked seventh in
Florida…played in Sarasota’s wooden bat summer league for the
Bradenton Tarpons…registered 15 doubles, five triples and a .350
batting average.
High School: Team won district and regional championships en
route to third place finish in the state.
Personal: Born on November 6, 1981…son of Joseph and Rebecca
Glevenyak…finance major and marketing minor…has a brother
(13).
On Glevenyak: Expected to be the starting right fielder in 2005,
will hit in the middle of the order.
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Brad Helm
Career Highs
#12
Brad Helm
OF - 5-11 - 190
Senior - L/L
Downingtown, PA
Mesa (AZ) CC
At-Bats
George Mason)
Runs
3 (2/29/04 @ UAB)
Hits
Central Michigan)
Runs Batted In
Ohio U)
Doubles
1 (4/10/04 @ Kent State)
Year Avg. GP-GS AB R
2003 .250
4-2
8
1
2004 .198 44-27 96 16
Totals .202 48-29 104 17
Helm at the Plate
H 2B 3B HR
2
0
0
0
19 1
1
0
21 1
1
0
RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB
1
1
2 0-0 .250 2
16 19 36 2-2 .229 22
17 20 38 2-2 .231 24
Stolen Bases
NYIT)
2004: Played in 44 games making 27 starts for the Thundering Herd in 2004 ... in season
opening doubleheader at Belmont, went 3-6 with three RBI’s ... scored three runs in series
opening wins (4-16-17) against Ohio ... walked three times in OU series opening win on 4/
16 ... was 2-4 with three runs batted in in 4/17 win over OU ... had a 2-3 performance on
4/24 in win over NYIT ... also scored two runs and batten in two in that game.
2003: Suffered season-ending broken hand in opening series vs. Mercer...went 2-4 in
opening game vs. Mercer...injury limited him to four games and eight
AB’s...received medical redshirt.
Prior to Marshall: Won a league championship at Arizona’s
Mesa Community College in 2002…played in the Junior
College All-Star Game in which he went 2-3 with two
RBIs…finished his freshman year batting .372 with 46
RBIs…batted in 41 runs in sophomore year while accumulating a .348 batting average…coached by Tony
Cirelli…played three years in the West Chester Adult
League…led team to two league championships while
batting .306.
High School: Helped guide Downingtown High School
to a conference championship while being named to the
All-State team in 2000…three time All-Area and All-Conference
selection…named team MVP…played for coach Brian Stackhouse…named
1999 Player-of-the-Year in football while piloting Downingtown to state
championship…nominated for prestigious Big 33 Football Classic…earned
four letters in football.
Personal: Born on January 20, 1981…son of Jack and Sue Helm…sports
management and marketing major…has one brother, Matt (20)…father
played baseball and football at the University of Pennsylvania…grandfather,
Jack, Sr., played baseball at Villanova…nominated for High School Heisman
award.
On Helm: Will start in left field, had a great fall season, expected to be more
productive on offense.
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Aaron Jamieson
Career Highs
#26
Aaron Jamieson
IF - 5-9 - 160
Junior - R/R
Lindsay, Ontario, Canada
Bluefield State
At-Bats
5 (Seven times, last-5/16/04 @
Ball State)
Runs
2 (Twice, last-5/8/04 @ Akron)
Hits
4 (4/9/04 @ Kent State)
Runs Batted In
Akron)
Doubles
1 (Five times, last-4/27/04 @
Morehead St.)
Jamieson at the Plate
H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB
2004 .301 36-26 103 16 31 5
0
2 10 42 29 3-8 .402 42
Home Runs
Morehead St.)
Stolen Bases
Morehead St.)
2004: Became full time starter at second base in early April ... started 26 games
and played in 36 ... fifth on team in batting (.301) ... made first career start at
Belmont, going 1-4 with a run scored ... notched first home run for the Herd on
3/3 vs. West Virginia state ... hit in seven straight games after becomming full
time starter ... went 4-4 on 4/9 at Kent State ... had three two-RBI games (4/10Kent State, 4/24-NYIT, 5/8-Akron) ... had a 3-5 performance in win at Morehead
State on 4/27, also scored a run in that game ... was 2-4 with two RBI’s and two
runs in game two of the doubleheader (5/8) at Akron.
Prior to Marshall: Played for coach Geoff Hunter at Bluefield State College.
High School: In addition to baseball, also played hockey and football… KDAA High
School Leading Scorer… named offensive player of the year… earned 2002 Provincial
Baseball Championship Tournament MVP honors… named school Athlete of the Year.
Personal: Born on June 25, 1983… son of Tom and Kim Jamieson… accounting major
with a minor in finance… father played basketball at University of Toronto… has a brother
Aiden (7), and 3 sisters, Brittany (10), Natalie (14), and Tiffany (18).
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Chris Koutsavlis
Career Highs
#55
Year
ERA
2003
5.67
2004
4.47
Totals 4.98
W-L
5-3
4-5
9-8
Koutsavlis
GP-GS IP
14-11 66.2
15-14 88.2
29-25 155.1
Chris Koutsavlis
LHP - 6-1 - 225
Junior - R/L
Pittsburgh, PA
Mt. Lebanon HS
on the Mound
H R ER
77 50 42
96 51 44
173 101 86
BB
15
26
41
SO
32
62
94
Innings Pitched
8.0 (Three times, last-5/22/04
vs. Buffalo)
Strikeouts
10 (5/2/04 vs. CMU)
Hits Allowed
Kent State)
SV
0
0
0
WP
10
6
16
Earned Runs
9 (4/9/04 @ Kent State)
Walks Allowed
6 (5/8/04 @ Akron)
2004: Put in another strong pitching effort for the Herd in 2004 ... led the team in games started (14) and innings
pitched (88.2) ... held UAB to three runs on seven hits in 6 2/3 IP on 2/28 ... got first win of the season against
Niagara, went 5 2/3 innings, giving up two runs ... had back-to-back outings against Cleveland State and EMU which
saw him pitch 6 2/3 innings in each, he gave up one earned run to Cleveland State and two runs to EMU ... went 1-4
through first ten outings, went 3-2 in last five ... earned second win with a seven inning, two ER performance against
NYIT ... finished season with two best outings going eight innings on 5/15 against Ball State, allowing one run on
three hits, followed that up by going eight innings on 5/
22 against Buffalo, giving up one earned run, both
were wins ... allowed only three earned runs over final
three starts (a total of 23.0 innings) ... went six or
more innings in nine of last ten appearances.
2003: Went 5-3 with a 5.67 ERA for the Herd...five
wins tied for team lead...made 14 appearances...his
66.2 IP was second on the staff...faced 270 batters,
second on the team...tied for team high seven strikeouts
against Ohio...won first collegiate game against Mercer (2/
14)...piched complete game shutout win against UB (4/12)...pitched eight
innings in win over Youngstown State (5/17)...earned a 4.0 GPA in the
fall of 2003.
High School: Helped guide the Blue Devils to the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (WPIAL) championship as a
senior…played for coach Mark Saghy…named to the All-Section
and Regional All-American teams…a Louisville Slugger AllAmerican…played for the Pittsburgh River Bandits
(AAU)…team ranked seventh in the country…earned two
letters in soccer.
Personal: Born on December 20, 1983…son of Kate and
John Koutsavlis…business major…has a brother, Andrew
(14), and sister, Ann (17).
On Koutsavlis: Steady pitcher, maturing as a
starter, expected to be a good 1-2 punch with Chris
Cummings at the top of the rotation.
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Mike Marchyshyn
Career Highs
#27
Mike Marchyshyn
RHP - 6-1 - 190
Senior - R/R
Markham, Ontario, Canada
Iowa Central CC
Innings Pitched
4.0 (4/18/03 vs. Kent St.)
Strikeouts
Hits Allowed
Earned Runs
6 (Twice, last-4/18/03 vs. Kent
State)
Year
ERA
2003 12.23
2004
6.75
Totals 10.73
W-L
1-0
0-0
1-0
Marchyshyn
GP-GS IP
11-0
17.2
6-0
6.2
17-0
24.1
on the Mound
H R ER
34 25 24
6
5
5
40 30 29
Walks Allowed
2 (3/6/04 vs. Niagara)
BB
4
3
7
SO
6
4
10
SV
0
0
0
WP
0
0
0
2004: Made six appearances for Marshall in the 2004 season ... gave up a total of five runs over that time ... in season
debut, pitched a scoreless inning on 2/27 at UAB ... next appearance was also a scoreless inning on 3/6 vs. Niagara ...
did not allow a hit in first two games ... went 2/3 of an inning in 4/27 win at
Morehead State, allowed one hit ... finished season
with an ERA of 6.75.
Prior to Marshall: Helped guide team to two
fourth place finishes at the NJCAA Division II World
Series…team was two-time ICCAC and Region XI
champions…coached by Rick Sandquist…played for
the East York Bulldogs in the Metro Junior League
from 2000-02…Bulldogs won two Metro championships and made an appearance in the 2000 Canadian National Championships.
High School: Twice named to Toronto Star Top
High School Players list…team won the York
Region championship…played for coach
Darrell Hall at Markham District High
School…four-year letter-winner in baseball
and earned one letter in basketball.
Personal: Born on November 8,
1981…son of Marty and Joanne
Marchyshyn…geography major...
Dean’s list student and former
member of Region XI Academic
team...has one sister, Erin
(16).
On Marchyshyn: Had a
good fall, entering his
third year at Marshall,
should play a bigger role
this season.
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Josh McConnell
Career Highs
#3
At-Bats
6 (3/25/03 vs. Drexel)
Josh McConnell
Runs
2 (5/2/03 @ Miami-OH)
IF - 5-7 - 170
Senior - R/R
Phenix City, AL
Faulkner University
Hits
2 (12 times, last-5/22/04 vs.
Buffalo)
Runs Batted In
Youngstown State)
Doubles
Buffalo)
Year Avg.
2003 .276
2204 .262
Totals .270
GP-GS AB R
40-26 98 13
33-13 65 8
73-39 163 21
McConnell at the Plate
H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A
27 3
0
0 16 10 15 5-7
17 2
0
0 9
7
9 2-3
44 5
0
0 25 17 26 7-10
Slg.
.306
.292
.301
TB
30
19
49
Stolen Bases
2 (3/15/03 @ Wright State)
2004: Played in 33 games in 2004, starting 13 ... started first game of season on 2/15 at
Belmont, went 2-4 with an RBI ... went 2-2 on 3/15 at Liberty, scored a run in that
game ... recorded a hit in both games he started at Eastern Michigan ... on 5/11 vs.
EKU went 1-2 with an RBI ... in season ending series against Buffalo, went
5-12 with five RBI’s and two runs scored ... was 2-4 with two RBI’s in the
first two games of that series.
2003: Played in 40 games with a batting average of .276...went 2-3 in win
over Eastern Illinois...had a sacrifice bunt run batted in to score tenth run in
win over Drexel (3/24)...scored game tying run against Buffalo (4/13).
Prior to Marshall: Attended Faulkner University...coached by Brent Barker.
High School: Named Glenwood’s MVP his senior season...honored with Best
Defensive Player award, along with the Coach’s Award...consistent hitter with a
.340 average...coached by Tim Fanning and A.J. Kehoe...played in the AISA High
School All-Star Game in Montgomery, Ala., where he went 2-4 with a
double...nominated for High School Heisman award.
Personal: Born on February 15, 1983...son of Donnie and Clorinda McConnell...has a
brother Christopher and a sister Jenna...business administration major.
On McConnell: Could see time at second base or shortstop, a great utility player.
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Marshall Murray
Career Highs
#2
Marshall Murray
IF - 5-11 - 165
Senior - R/R
Walnut Creek, CA
Laney College
At-Bats
East Carolina)
Runs
2 (Four times, last-3/21/04 vs.
Cleveland State)
Hits
3 (2/29/04 @ UAB)
Runs Batted In
3 (2/29/04 @ UAB)
2004 .198 35-25 91 15
Murray at the Plate
18 7
0
0 6
10 13 7-7 .275 25
Doubles
Eastern Michigan)
Stolen Bases
Kent State)
2004: Appeared in 35 games, starting 25 in first season with the Herd ...
got first hit in game two of season opening doubleheader at Belmont ...
had a 2-4, one RBI & run performance against George Mason (2/21) ... in
MU’s 13-5 win at UAB (2/29), went 3-5 with three runs batted in and
two runs scored ... the three hits and three RBI’s were all season and
career highs, the five at bats and two runs scored tied career highs ...
was 2-4 with two runs in 3/13 win at Liberty ... notched seven stolen
bases.
Prior to Marshall: Spent two years at Laney (Ca.) College...1st
Team Bay Valley Conference player in 2002 and 2003...2003 Preseason All-American...Laney MVP in 2002 and 2003...batted .383 in
2002 and .378 in 2003.
High School: attended De La Salle High School.. was the North Coast
Section champions in 2000 with a record of 26-1...was named to the
first-team All-County team...named an All-League player.
Personal: Born December 14, 1981...son of Mark and Roberta
Murray...has sister Mei-Ling who attends the University of
Arizona...major is sport management.
On Murray: Could see time on the left side of the infield, has been
working hard to improve offensively.
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Chris Peak
Career Highs
#14
Chris Peak
OF - 5-9 - 160
Sophomore - R/R
Barboursville, WV
Cabell-Midland HS
At-Bats
2 (Twice, last-3/15/04 @
Liberty)
Runs
1 (Twice, last-3/15/04 @
Liberty)
Hits
Buffalo)
Runs Batted In
1 (2/20/04 @ Co. of Charleston)
Year Avg. GP-GS AB
2004 .167 16-0
12
R
2
Peak at the Plate
2
0
0
0 1
0
7 0-0 .167 2
2004: Saw time in 16 games during the 2004 season ... had his first RBI in debut against College of Charleston (2/20)
... scored his first run on 3/6 in win over Niagara ... got his first career hit on 3/15 at Liberty, also scored a run ...
went 1-1 in 9-2 win over Buffalo (5/22).
2003: Redshirted in 2003, Did not play.
High School: Named a Mountain State Athletic Conference Honorable Mention after senior year...team won Regional
Championship sophomore and junior years...participated in West Virginia state tournament in 2000 and 2001...coached
by Bo Riley...teammate of current Herd utility player Joe Estep at Cabell-Midland...led his American Legion team in
hits (38) and registered a .422 batting average and .617 on-base percentage during
2002 season...Post 177 earned state runner-up honors after falling in a 15 inning
championship game in 2000.
Personal: Born on August 28, 1984...son of Chandos and Judy
Peak...has a brother, Charles (21), who is the Marshall men’s basketball
manager...undecided major.
On Peak: Good defensive outfielder, has been improving offensively.
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Rich Russell
Career Highs
#48
Rich Russell
C - 6-4 - 245
Junior - R/R
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Earl Haig HS
At-Bats
6 (4/4/04 vs. Miami-OH)
Runs
Morehead State)
Hits
EKU)
Runs Batted In
vs. EKU)
Year Avg.
2003 .216
2004 .331
Totals .293
GP-GS AB R
35-26 74 12
50-47 151 33
85-73 225 45
Russell at the Plate
16 6
0
2 11 13 23 0-2 .378 28
50 14 0
8 28 25 33 0-0 .583 88
66 20 0 10 39 38 56 0-2 .516 116
Doubles
2 (Twice, last-5/11/04 vs. EKU)
Home Runs
1 (Ten times, last-5/21/04 vs.
Buffalo)
2004: Established himself as one of the top offensive and defensive catchers in the
MAC in 2004 ... led the team in slugging (.583), on base percentage (.466), home
runs (8) and time hit by a pitch (14) ... started 47 of 54 games, 46 as the catcher ...
went 5-8 in final two games of UAB series ... in MU’s win on 2/29 at UAB, hit a
grand slam well over 400 ft. to help the Herd to the win, he was 3-4 with four RBI’s
and three runs in the game ... was 2-4 with two RBI’s and two runs in 3/21 win
over Cleveland State ... went 3-6 with three runs in game two of doubleheader against Miami (OH) (4/4) ... on 4/27 at Morehead State, went 2-4
with three runs and four RBI’s ... had a ten game hit streak from 4/
11-5/1 ... had a hit in 19 of 22 games from 3/21 against Cleveland
State to 5/1 against Central Michigan ... on 5/11 vs. EKU
went 3-4 with a home run, four RBI’s and a run.
2003: Played in 35 games in 2003, starting 26...scored
tenth run vs. Drexel in a 10-4 win...had a bases loaded
single in win over Buffalo (4/13)...had a fielding percentage
of .970.
High School: Earl Haig High School did not have a baseball
program…played for Team Ontario in 2001-02…batted .310 with four
homeruns and 28 RBIs…played in the NABF World Series…named best
catcher of the tournament.
Personal: Born on March 4, 1984…son of Ron and Lee Ann
Russell…education major…has a sister, Shannon.
On Russell: Will be the starting catcher in 2005, had a stellar season
defensively and offensively in 2004.
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Roddy Stieger
Career Highs
#10
Roddy Stieger
IF - 5-11 - 175
Junior - R/R
Westchester, OH
Lakota West HS
At-Bats
5 (Twice, last-5/16/04 @ Ball
State)
Runs
Buffalo)
Hits
2 (Ten times, last-5/16/04 @
Ball State)
Runs Batted In
2 (Eight times, last-5/16/04 @
Ball State)
Year
2003
2004
Total
Avg.
.265
.204
.233
GP-GS AB R
46-26 98 17
45-29 108 14
91-55 206 31
Stieger at the Plate
26 3
0
3 16 10 17 2-2 .388 38
22 3
0
4 16 14 28 2-3 .343 37
48 6
0
7 32 24 45 4-5 .364 75
Doubles
1 (Six times, last-5/8/04 @
Akron)
Home Runs
Ball State)
Stolen Bases
Buffalo)
2004: Played in 45 games, starting 29 in 2004 ... hit home runs in two consecutive games, the home opener (3/3) against WVSC and the next games against
Concord (3/5) ... had a hit or run scored in nine of ten games from 2/28 @ UAB to
3/15 @ Liberty ... was 2-4 with two RBI’s and a run in the 3/19 win against
Cleveland State ... in doubleheader win over Akron (5/8) went 3-9 with four
RBI’s ... went 5-13 in Ball State series win, hit a home run in the final
two games of that series.
2003: Appeared in 46 games as a utility player...batted .265
with 26 hits in 98 AB’s...scored game-winning run vs. EIU
(3/1)...hit first HR in win over Drexel (3/24)...hits two-run
game-winning HR against Morehead State (4/1)...had a two
RBI double in win over Kent State.
2002: Redshirted, did not play.
High School: Played at Lakota West High School in Westchester, Ohio.
Was named to the all-league team as a junior. As a junior, hit .395 with two
home runs. His senior season, hit .300 with four home runs, including the
game-winning home run in the regional semifinals. Led team to sectional
championships in junior and senior year. Team won district championship
his senior year. Also lettered in golf and basketball.
Personal: Born on August 8, 1982 ... parents are Brenda Steiger and Steve
Thompson ... major is broadcast journalism.
On Stieger: Expected to be the starter at first base, has improved greatly at
the plate.
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Nick Wolle
Career Highs
#8
Nick Wolle
C - 6-1 - 195
Sophomore - R/R
Coatesville, PA
Solanco HS
At-Bats
vs. NYIT)
Runs
Morehead State)
Hits
2 (2/20/04-Co. of Charleston)
Runs Batted In
Home Runs
Year Avg. GP-GS AB
2004 .216 25-8
37
R
3
Wolle at the Plate
8
0
0
1 2
5
8 0-0 .297 11
2004: Started eight games, appeared in 25 in freshman season with the Thundering
Herd ... served as the backup catcher to Rich Russell ... on 2/20 vs. College of Charleston went 2-2 with two RBI’s and a run scored, hit a two run home run ... went 1-1 on
3/3 in home opener against WVSC ... was 1-4 with a run on 3/15 @ Liberty ... went 12 in start against Cleveland State (3/20) ... recorded a single in his only at-bat against
Buffalo on 5/21.
High School: Batted .380 at Solanco High School...named a First-Team All-Star...won
the Outstanding Senior Award....participated in the Pennsylvania East-West All-Star
game at Riverside Stadium in Harrisburg...played for the Quarryville Legion batting
.341 and having a fielding percentage of 1.000.
Personal: Born on August 19, 1985...son of Stephen and Nancy Wolle...business
major...has three siblings, Courtney (22), T.J. (15), and Collette (10).
On Wolle: Will be second on the depth chart at catcher behind Rich Russell, has
improved significantly offensively, has good arm strength to be good defensively.
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2004 Redshirts
#18
Derek Hagen
IF - 6-1 - 175
Freshman - R/R
Milton, WV
Cabell-Midland HS
High School: Attended Cabell Midland High School…team won the
2003 W.Va. AAA State Championship…All-State Honorable
Mention...All-Conference 2nd team...All-W.Va./Ky. League 1st team.
Personal: Born June 10, 1985… son of Gary and Gail Hagen… pre-med
major… father played baseball at Erie Community College… has a
brother Mark (21).
On Hagen: Steady defensively, need to improve on the offensive side.
#21
Matt Helm
IF - 5-11 - 180
Freshman - R/R
Downingtown, PA
Downingtown HS
High School: Attended Downingtown High School… played football
where he was 1st team All-State and All-Area Player of the Year… Two
time 1st team All-League second baseman honoree… All-Area second
baseman… team won league championship.
Personal: Born January 4, 1985… son of Jack and Sue Helm… father
played baseball and football for the University of Pennsylvania… has a
brother Brad Helm (24) who also plays for Marshall.
On Helm: Has made strides offensively, plays steady defense, could
compete for time in the middle infield.
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Newcomers
#35
Prior to Marshall: Played for the Spring Valley Wolves
(USSSA) for two seasons and also spent a year with the
Nextel Young Guns.
High School: Was 5-4 at Spring Valley with 91 K’s, 58 BB, a
2.15 ERA and one save in 53 innings pitched … batted .310
… was a 2004 Sectional Champion … named Most Valuable
Player and to All-Tournament Team in the Foothills Classic
… first team All-MSAC … first team WV/KY League.
#30
Andrew Blain
LHP - 5-11 - 160
Freshman - L/L
Huntington, WV
Spring Valley HS
Personal: Born on April 16, 1986 … parents are Marsha and
David Blain … has a sister Courtney (23) … major is undecided.
On Blain: Has a good arm, still learning how to pitch, could
help in the bullpen or be redshirted.
Chris Borgognoni
OF - 5-11 - 180
Freshman - R/R
Miami, FL
Florida Christian
Prior to Marshall: Spent time playing with the Miami
Cardinals and the Florida Bombers club teams.
Personal: Born on August 14, 1986 … parents are Greg and
Georgia Borgognoni … has a brother Matt (16) … major is
Business.
High School: Named MVP in sophomore and senior seasons
… won a gold glove in junior campaign … hit .340 with two
home runs in state championships.
On Borgognoni: Very athletic, trying to get better speed.
#36
Prior to Marshall: Played at Barton County Community
College from 2002-2004 … in 2004, had a 1.53 ERA with one
win and two saves … played for the Topeka Capitals of the
Jayhawk League in 2003 and the Parkville Sluggers in 2004.
Brendon Bump
RHP - 6-0 - 185
Junior - R/R
Lawrence, KS
Barton County CC
Personal: Parents are Bill and Marcy Bump … has an older
brother Ryan (29) and older sister Andrea (26) … born on
August 17, 1983 … majoring in Sports Management.
On Bump: Experienced in bullpen, submarine delivery, tough
on right-handed hitters, could take Ziroli’s spot.
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Newcomers
#20
Prior to Marshall: Played three seasons with the Ashland
Athletics of the USSSA.
High School: Went 7-1 with a 1.79 ERA in 2004 … was an
All-Area selection in 2004 … made the ’04 All-District team
and All-Region team … member of the 2004 16th Region
Championship team … elected to the Kentucky Senior EastWest All-Star game … pitched two innings with three
strikeouts in that game.
#19
High School: In senior year (2004), batted .422 with 19 BB’s,
25 RBI’s and was 6-7 in throw outs and no passed balls …
was named First Team All-County, All-County All-Star and
All- Met Honorable Mention in 2004 … team made the
regional championships in 2003 … played in the 2003 Blue +
Gray Classic at Wake Forest.
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Andrew Hancock
RHP - 6-3 - 170
Freshman - R/R
Ashland, KY
Paul G. Blazer HS
Personal: Son of Bill Hancock and Tudy Wilson … has three
siblings, Rebecca (19), Rachel (22) and Richard (29) … born on
May 14, 1986 … major is undecided.
On Hancock: Developing nicely, could be in rotation or provide
depth in the bullpen.
Tommy Johnson
C - 5-10 - 220
Freshman - R/R
Gaithersburg, MD
Quince Orchard
Personal: Born on March 14, 1986 … parents are Steven and
Debra Johnson … has a brother Michael … major is Physical
Education.
On Johnson: Good offensively, needs to learn the game more as
a catcher.
Newcomers
#33
Brian Knippelmeyer
RHP - 6-2 - 180
Junior - R/R
Lincoln, NE
Barton County CC
Prior to Marshall: Went 3-0 with a 3.02 ERA in sophomore
season at Barton … had 42 K’s and one save in the season …
… played in the Strike Zone Summer League (Omaha, NE)
and Rocky Top (Lincoln, NE).
High School: As a senior in HS went 4-3 with a 4.34 ERA
and 44 K’s … awards included All-City, Honorable Mention
Super State and Cornhusker League All-Star.
On Knippelmeyer: Was a junior college pitcher, experienced,
could end up in the starting rotation, his competitive attitude
is a great attribute.
Personal: Born on September 12, 1983 … parents are Owen
and Sandra Knippelmeyer … has an older sister Brenda (23) …
major is Parks and Leisure Studies.
#34
Aaron Levinson
IF - 5-8 - 165
Junior - R/R
Seattle, WA
Mesa (AZ) CC
High School: Had a .339 batting average at Lake Washington HS … named to 2nd team All-League team … also named
honorable mention … played in HS All-Star game in
Bannerwood Park going 1-5 … went 1-2 in ACCAC All-Start
game at Grand Canyon Univ.
Personal: Son of Lynne Levinson … born on August 7, 1984
… major is Sports Medicine.
On Levinson: Competing for stating job at shortstop, quick
on defense, adjusting to the Division I-A level.
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Newcomers
#23
Prior to Marshall: Had a .310 batting average at Pratt
Community College … played in the Jayhawk West All-Star
game in Wichita, KS … also played in the Arkansas All-State
All-Star game held in Fayettville, AR … … played for the
Arkansas American Legion 3A team from 2000-2003 … was
on the Las Vegas Blues in 2004.
Brent Mason
IF - 5-11 - 170
Junior - R/R
Sherwood, AR
Pratt (KS) CC
High School: HS Team won conference championships from
2000-2002 … named to All-Conference team in 2001 … in
2002, batted .419 with 46 stolen bases … 5A All-Conference
and All-State nominee … made the All-Arkansas Team.
On Mason: Competing for shortstop starting job, solid player.
Personal: Son of Bruce and Karen Mason … has a sister
Melissa (23) … major is Business Management … born on
January 29, 1984.
#5
Bryson Meyers
LHP - 6-3 - 205
Junior - L/L
Oakland, MD
Potomac State
Prior to Marshall: Played in the 2004 JUCO World Series … Personal: Born on November 1, 1983 … parents are Jackie and
5-0 as a freshman at Potomac State College … … played for
Kim Meyers … has a sister Brianne (22) … major is Criminal
the Beckley Bash club team … team was 5th at the AAABA
Justice.
World Series.
High School: Was named the 2002 Pro-Line Player of the
Year … made Team Maryland in 2002 … participated in the
2002 Crown All-Star game.
#7
Prior to Marshall: Played two season with the Disney Bell
Legion and four years at the Spalding Baseball Camp.
High School: As a senior, batted .552 with 45 RBI’s and 35
runs … his 52 hits was a Anne Arundle County record … he
was named a 1st team All-Metropolitan and also named to
the All-Anne Arundle County team … played in two Blue
Grey Classics.
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On Meyers: Stong leftie, had a productive fall season, should
see more innings with increased confidence.
Justin Perry
IF - 5-10 - 190
Freshman - R/R
Davidsonville, MD
Archbishop HS
Personal: Born on March 15, 1986 … parents are John and
Victoria Perry … has a younger sister Emily (14) … major is
Sports Management.
On Perry: Top position is at third base, an offensive threat,
learning the position.
Newcomers
#25
Randall “Bubba” Pfaff
OF - 5-11 - 205
Junior - L/R
Florence, CO
Seward (KS) County CC
Prior to Marshall: As a sophomore at Seward County CC
batted .335 with four home runs and 45 RBI’s … as a freshman batted .265 with four home runs and 35 RBI’s … …
played four seasons with the Pueblo Chieftains winning the
league all four years.
High School: As a sophomore batted .585 with six HR’s and
28 RBI’s … as a junior batted .606 with five HR’s and 32
RBI’s … in senior year, averaged .614 with four home runs
and 35 RBI’s … three-time All-State player … played in
Colorado High School Top 40 game at Coors Field … two-time
League MVP.
#41
Personal: Parents are Charles and Eileen Ponietowicz …
born on December 7, 1985 … major is Sports Management.
#4
Personal: Son of Randy and Brenda Pfaff … has a sister (22)
and brother (19) … born on November 12, 1983 … major is
Dietetics with a minor in Exercise Science.
On Pfaff: Great hitter, can play outfield or DH, is a switch
hitter.
Tom Ponietowicz
RHP - 6-2 - 230
Freshman - R/R
Norristown, PA
Norristown HS
On Ponietowicz: Had a productive fall, big and strong, could
make a contribution as a freshman.
Adam Ptacek
OF - 5-11 - 165
Junior - L/R
Assaria, KS
Pratt (KS) CC
Prior to Marshall: Attended Pratt Community College …
batted .373 in his sophomore season … played for the Salina
Hawks in 1999-2000 and for the Salina Falcons from 20002002.
Personal: Born on July 28, 1983 … parents are Randy and
Roberta Ptacek … has three siblings, Chance (24), Heidi (22)
and April (17) … major is Psychology.
High School: Named to the All-State team in 2001-02 and
was an All-State Honorable Mention in 2000-01.
On Ptacek: Hard player, could compete for center field position, good defensively.
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Newcomers
#32
Jeff Ritter
OF - 6-0 - 180
Freshman - R/R
S. Rockwood, MI
Carleton-Airport
High School: All-State in junior and senior seasons …
batted .475 with three home runs, 18 stolen bases and eight
outfield assists as a senior … as a junior, batted .455 with 20
stolen bases, three home runs and 14 doubles … won the
district championship as a senior … as a junior and senior
was named First Team All-League, All-Region and All-State.
Personal: Son of Ron and Cheri Ritter … has a brother Ryan
(21) and a sister Jennifer (7) … born on January 2, 1986 …
major is Athletic Training.
On Ritter: Had a great fall, strong on the defensive end, could
compete for center field starting position.
#15
A.J. Sikula
IF - 6-1 - 180
Freshman - R/R
Charleston, WV
South Charleston HS
Prior to Marshall: Played with the Huntington Hounds in
the summer of 2004.
Personal: Son of Andy and Judy Sikula … has five siblings …
born on January 31, 1986 … majoring in Business.
High School: Had a .422 average with 38 RBI’s, six home
runs as a senior … named the MSAC Player of the Year …
First team conference, All-County, All-State, and was also
named the Charleston Gazette Player of the Week.
On Sikula: Will be redshirted.
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Newcomers
#17
Prior to Marshall: Went 8-0 with a 1.97 ERA at St.
Catherine College as a freshman … ranked 7th in the JC
pitcher poll … recognized as “Players to Watch” in collegiate
magazine … his eight wins and 1.97 ERA were both school
records … served as the team captain … played for the Front
Royal Cardinals of the Valley League in 2003.
High School: Went 8-2 with a 0.74 ERA … two-time AllState and All-Area nominee … three-time All-Region player
… played on the East West All-Star Team … high school won
four district championships and two regional championships.
#31
Jeremy Slone
RHP - 6-0 - 200
Sophomore - R/R
Paintsville, KY
St. Catherine
Personal: Born on February 22, 1983 … parents are Chuck and
Brenda Slone … has a sister Lauren (15) … majoring in
Marketing.
On Slone: Strong right hander, has starter potential, will
contribute immediately in bullpen or rotation.
David Slovak
RHP - 5-11 - 140
Freshman - R/R
Louisville, KY
Eastern HS
High School: Went 9-2 with a 1.00 ERA in senior season …
had a 0.33 ERA in junior season … set state record for lowest
career ERA.
On Slovak: Had a great fall season, submarine pitcher, has
great stuff, versatile, could see time as closer.
Personal: Born on May 20, 1986 … father is Dave Slovak …
has a sister, Nadine … majoring in Adult Fitness.
#24
High School: Had a .438 average in senior season … team
won the district championship … also made the Daily
Independent All-Area Team and the All-District Team.
Aaron Thompson
C - 6-0 - 165
Freshman - R/R
Ashland, KY
Fairview HS
Personal: Son of Rick and Kathy Thompson … has two sisters,
Tiffany (24) and Julie (26) … boron on August 20, 1985 …
major is Athletic Training.
On Thompson: Freshman catcher, fourth on depth chart.
31
2004 Season Review
The 2004 season was one of peaks and valleys for the Thundering
Herd baseball team. After starting the season 0-5, the Herd rallied to
Mike
finish the season with a 27-22 record, including finishing the season
Koitsopoulos
with an 8-2 mark over the final ten games. With its late season surge,
the Herd tied the all-time school win record of 27 set in 1978.
After a rough start to the season, MU showed their true colors in a
game at Charleston Southern. After the game went back and forth all
day, the two teams went into extra innings tied at six. Corie O’Bryan
singled in what would be the game-winner and Chris Cummings downed
CSU in order in the 13th inning to give Marshall its first win of the season.
In the next series at UAB, things started out tough again with MU falling in
the first two games of the series, but in the final game, a grand slam by
catcher Rich Russell gave Marshall a lead that they would not give up as they
would cruise to a 13-5 win to earn their first victory over the Blazers.
The win at UAB proved to be a big one for the Herd as it would be the first of
seven straight victories for the team. Even more impressive is their domination
of opponents over that span. They outscored their opponents by a 62-32 margin
over that streak. They also won five in a row at home before defeating Liberty on
the road.
Over the next month, there were some tough times for MU, but they would
pick up some big wins along the way. In a home series in mid March against
Cleveland State, Marshall took two out of three and only a few days later, MU
traveled to Kentucky and earned their first win over the Wildcats since 1998. In
that game, Joe Glevenyak went 4-4 with five RBI’s to give the Herd a 6-2 win.
The MAC schedule started out a shaky 0-6, but MU would pick up the pieces to
earn a road win at Kent State before returning home and taking two of three from
Ohio University. It marked the first time Marshall won two games against OU in a
season since 1998 and the first time they won a season series against OU since
1993.
Marshall then went on to swept NYIT in its final non-conference weekend.
After a series against Central Michigan, Marshall went on one of its best runs in recent years to finish
the season. With ten games left, MU knew it had to win eight to tie
the all-time win record of 27 set in 1978. Even though the possibility
looked bleak at the time, the team pulled together.
At Akron, Marshall swept a Satuday doubleheader and followed
that up by taking two of three from Ball State the next weekend.
Grant
In between those weekends, the Herd earned a 11-0 win over
Eastern Kentucky, who was batting .386 as a team heading
Harper
into the game. The Herd pitching staff, including seniors
Grant Harper and Steve Ziroli shut down the EKU
offense to take the win.
In the final series of the season, the Herd pulled
together to sweep the series against Buffalo.
Against all odds, the team did what it had to do to
tie the record.
It was not only team accomplishments that
highlighted the season, but individual accomplishments by many players such as Chris Meadows,
Grant Harper, Chris Monaco, Adam Frederick and
others made the season one to remember.
32
2004 Season Review
2004 Notes
Francois
Larmore
Home Field Advantage: The Thundering Herd finished 2004
with a 17-8 record at University Heights. Included in that were
three series sweeps: Niagara, NYIT and Buffalo. Another impressive stat is that the Herd was 12-2 at home against non-conference
opponents.
Save Record: Senior Chris Meadows broke Tim Fanning’s school
record of nine saves with a win early in the season over Niagara.
Meadows added three more saves to set the school record at 13.
Another Record for Meadows: Chris Meadows made his 76th
career appearance in the Herd’s win over Concord on March 5, and
in doing so, broke Sean Reeder’s record of 75. Meadows continued
to add to the record and finished his career with 95 appearances.
That total also set the MAC record. Matt Speicher of Ball State
previously held the record of 93, which he set in his career from
1996-99. Meadows also holds MU’s season appearance record of 28,
which he set in 2002 and tied in 2003. His total of 24 from
the 2004 season was the fourth highest total on the list.
Stolen Bases: Chris Monaco had a recordbreaking season on the
bases, stealing a school
record 40 bases,
eclipsing the old
record set by Aaron
Williams by seven.
The total also tied
Monaco for fifth in the
nation with .78 stolen bases per game. As a team, Marshall
ranked 19th in the nation, averaging 1.87 stolen bases per
game. Jackson State led the country, averaging 4.08 per
game.
More Pitching: Senior Grant Harper also put his name into the
record book. With a start and a win on senior day against Buffalo,
Harper moved tied the school record for both categories. It was his
45th start, tied with J.R. Watts and the win was his 19th, tying him
with Albie DeYoung. He also finished his career second in career
innings pitched, only 1/3 of an inning behind J.R. Watts’ record of
299.2 IP.
Players of the Week: Corie O’Bryan and Adam Frederick took
MAC Player of the Week honors in 2004. O’Bryan took the
honors on April 6th after batting .769 with seven RBI’s for that
week. He contributed to nine of 15 runs scored by MU that
week. Adam Frederick took the honors for the week of May
10. In a three-game set at Akron that week, Frederick
batted .583, going 7-12 with five runs batted in.
He helped the Herd to a doubleheader win that weekend over
the Zips.
Chris
Meadows
33
2004 Stats
2004 Results
Record: 27-27; Home: 17-8; Away: 10-18; Neutral: 0-1; Conference: 10-13
Date
2/14
2/14
2/15
$2/20
$2/21
$2/22
2/27
2/28
2/29
3/3
3/4
3/5
3/6
3/7
3/13
3/14
3/15
3/16
3/19
3/20
3/21
3/24
*3/26
*3/27
*3/28
3/30
*4/4
*4/4
4/6
4/6
*4/9
*4/10
*4/11
*4/16
*4/17
*4/18
4/24
4/24
4/25
4/27
4/27
*4/30
*5/1
*5/2
*5/8
*5/8
*5/9
5/11
*5/14
*5/15
*5/16
*5/21
*5/22
*5/23
Opponent
Score
at Belmont
1-3 L
at Belmont
8-9 L
at Belmont
3-4 L
at C. of Charleston 4-14 L
vs. George Mason 4-11 L
at Charleston South.W 8-6
at UAB
1-7 L
at UAB
3-4 L
at UAB
W 13-5
WVSC
W 10-3
Concord
W 5-3
Niagara
W 6-4
Niagara
W 12-5
Niagara
W 8-7
at Liberty
W 8-5
at Liberty
5-8 L
at Liberty
5-14 L
at East Carolina
2-8 L
Cleveland State
W 8-3
Cleveland State
1-2 L
Cleveland State
W 8-2
at Kentucky
W 6-2
at Eastern Michigan 7-8 L
at Louisville
5-17 L
Miami (OH)
3-11 L
Miami (OH)
7-8 L
Morehead State
W 5-1
Morehead State
5-6 L
at Kent State
1-11 L
at Kent State
W 4-3
at Kent State
4-5 L
Ohio U.
W 4-3
Ohio U.
W 13-9
Ohio U.
2-7 L
NYIT
W 9-7
NYIT
W 7-1
NYIT
W 10-3
at Morehead State W 14-10
at Morehead State 0-6 L
Central Michigan
4-7 L
Central Michigan
3-12 L
Central Michigan
1-9 L
at Akron
W 8-3
at Akron
W 13-4
at Akron
1-13 L
Eastern Kentucky W 11-0
at Ball State
W 6-2
at Ball State
3-4 L
at Ball State
W 8-2
Buffalo
W 8-4
Buffalo
W 9-2
Buffalo
W 5-1
R-H-E
1-4-1
8-10-1
3-8-1
4-8-5
4-9-2
8-14-4
1-2-0
3-9-0
13-14-2
10-14-0
5-11-0
6-10-1
12-11-0
8-9-1
8-11-1
5-10-2
5-12-1
2-11-2
8-11-0
1-4-1
8-9-2
6-12-1
7-9-0
2-7-1
3-5-1
5-13-2
3-5-1
7-15-0
5-6-0
5-10-1
1-6-0
4-7-0
4-8-2
4-8-2
13-15-1
2-3-1
9-11-3
7-7-0
10-10-2
14-19-2
0-5-1
4-7-5
3-7-0
1-7-1
8-14-1
13-15-1
1-8-3
11-17-0
6-11-1
3-8-2
8-15-0
8-11-2
9-14-1
5-6-3
R-H-E
3-6-1
9-14-0
4-6-1
14-13-2
11-9-2
6-8-2
7-10-2
4-9-3
5-9-2
3-6-3
3-8-1
4-9-1
5-9-3
7-8-1
5-7-0
8-13-1
14-18-1
8-9-1
3-7-0
2-9-2
2-7-1
2-9-4
8-9-2
3-11-0
7-12-3
17-14-1
11-14-1
8-10-4
1-4-1
6-8-2
11-13-1
3-7-1
5-9-3
3-4-2
9-15-3
7-12-3
7-12-1
1-5-4
3-5-2
10-13-3
6-4-0
7-9-2
12-16-2
9-15-0
3-7-0
4-6-0
13-12-0
0-9-1
2-4-0
4-6-1
2-5-1
4-8-2
2-10-1
1-9-1
Inns.
7
7
9
9
9
(13)
9
9
9
7
9
7
(9)
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
(10)
9
9
9
(10)
7
9
9
9
(12)
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
7
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
(10)
9
9
9
9
Overall
0-1-0
0-2-0
0-3-0
0-4-0
0-5-0
1-5-0
1-6-0
1-7-0
2-7-0
3-7-0
4-7-0
5-7-0
6-7-0
7-7-0
8-7-0
8-8-0
8-9-0
8-10-0
9-10-0
9-11-0
10-11-0
11-11-0
11-12-0
11-13-0
11-14-0
11-15-0
11-16-0
11-17-0
12-17-0
12-18-0
12-19-0
13-19-0
13-20-0
14-20-0
15-20-0
15-21-0
16-21-0
17-21-0
18-21-0
19-21-0
19-22-0
19-23-0
19-24-0
19-25-0
20-25-0
21-25-0
21-26-0
22-26-0
23-26-0
23-27-0
24-27-0
25-27-0
26-27-0
27-27-0
MAC
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
0-3-0
0-3-0
0-4-0
0-5-0
0-5-0
0-5-0
0-6-0
1-6-0
1-7-0
2-7-0
3-7-0
3-8-0
3-8-0
3-8-0
3-8-0
3-8-0
3-8-0
3-9-0
3-10-0
3-11-0
4-11-0
5-11-0
5-12-0
5-12-0
6-12-0
6-13-0
7-13-0
8-13-0
9-13-0
10-13-0
Pitcher of Record
Henning (L, 0-1)
Meadows (L, 0-1)
Harper (L, 0-1)
Henning (L, 0-2)
Koutsavlis (L, 0-1)
Cummings (W, 1-0)
Henning (L, 0-3)
Cummings (L, 1-1)
Harper (W, 1-1)
Chrisman (W, 1-0)
Conrad (W, 1-0)
Kousavlis (W, 1-1)
Harper (W, 2-1)
Henning (W, 1-3)
Chrisman (W, 2-0)
Cummings (L, 1-2)
Harper (L, 2-2)
Ziroli (L, 0-1)
Ziroli (W, 1-1)
Koutsavlis (L, 1-2)
Harper (W, 3-2)
Henning (W, 2-3)
Meadows (L, 0-2)
Henning (L, 2-4)
Harper (L, 3-3)
Henning (L, 2-5)
Chrisman (L, 2-1)
Koutsavlis (L, 1-3)
Henning (W, 3-5)
Dobies (L, 0-1)
Koutsavlis (L, 1-4)
Meadows (W, 1-2)
Meadows (L, 1-3)
Chrisman (W, 3-1)
Ziroli (W, 2-1)
Harper (L, 3-4)
Henning (W, 4-5)
Cummings (W, 2-2)
Koutsavlis (W, 2-4)
Harper (W, 4-4)
Dobies (L, 0-2)
Chrisman (L, 3-2)
Cummings (L, 2-3)
Koutsavlis (L, 2-5)
Cummings (W, 3-3)
Koutsavlis (W, 3-5)
Chrisman (L, 3-3)
Harper (W, 5-4)
Cummings (W, 4-3)
Meadows (L, 1-4)
Chrisman (W, 4-3)
Ziroli (W, 3-1)
Koutsavlis (W, 4-5)
Harper (W, 6-4)
Att.
127
127
112
266
189
122
232
232
291
108
175
150
100
125
67
73
57
1,180
100
162
133
296
126
219
134
201
72
72
50
133
305
347
156
201
175
218
192
155
101
112
112
125
208
105
131
131
101
142
141
141
347
142
203
313
Time
1:49
2:48
2:18
3:02
2:40
4:25
3:03
2:39
2:48
2:03
2:12
2:38
2:43
2:50
2:50
2:52
2:58
2:36
2:30
2:32
2:45
2:27
3:10
2:27
2:18
3:24
2:55
3:04
1:34
3:06
2:03
2:55
3:25
2:35
3:04
2:28
3:00
2:35
2:50
3:01
1:49
2:50
2:54
2:45
2:40
2:55
2:32
2:48
2:38
2:27
2:41
2:53
2:54
2:45
* Mid-American Conference game
( ) extra inning game
$ College of Charleston Tournament
34
2004 Stats
Hitting Statistics (by batting average)
Player
Frederick, A
Russell, R.
Larmore, F.
O'Bryan, C.
Jamieson, A.
Glevenyak, J
Koitsopoulos
McConnell, J
Monaco, C.
Wolle, N.
Stieger, R.
Helm, B.
Murray, M.
Peak, C.
Megee, M.
Totals
Opponents
Avg.
.374
.331
.313
.303
.301
.293
.290
.262
.259
.216
.204
.198
.198
.167
.130
GP
54
50
54
54
36
54
53
33
51
25
45
44
35
16
19
.284 54
.276 54
GS
54
47
54
54
26
46
51
13
51
8
29
27
25
0
1
AB
206
151
211
188
103
164
176
65
205
37
108
96
91
12
23
R
46
33
41
26
16
25
29
8
39
3
14
16
15
2
1
H
77
50
66
57
31
48
51
17
53
8
22
19
18
2
3
2B 3B HR RBI TB
11 0 3 43 97
14 0 8 28 88
16 0 7 43 103
13 0 6 37 88
5 0 2 10 42
12 0 3 33 69
5 1 3 23 67
2 0 0 9
19
5 0 0 18 58
0 0 1 2
11
3 0 4 16 37
1 1 0 16 22
7 0 0 6
25
0 0 0 1
2
0 0 0 1
3
Slg% BB HBP SO GDP OB%
.471 25
1 25
2
.435
.583 25 14 33
2
.466
.488 20
3 52
2
.376
.468 20 11 37
3
.395
.408 10
2 29
0
.368
.421 15
6 34
0
.369
.381 16
4 12
0
.360
.292
7
2
9
0
.351
.283 28
3 45
3
.356
.297
5
1
8
0
.326
.343 14
6 28
0
.328
.229 19
5 36
0
.355
.275 10 12 13
0
.354
.167
0
0
7
0
.167
.130
4
1
6
1
.286
SF
5
1
3
4
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
SH SB-Att PO A E Fld%
2
13-17 32 103 12 .918
2
0-0
310 52 6 .984
1
14-16 49 0 1 .980
0
0-2
189 10 3 .985
2
3-8
43 71 8 .934
1
8-12
81 5 2 .977
0
10-14 90 116 15 .932
0
2-3
23 34 1 .983
3
40-52 105 2 6 .947
0
0-0
106 11 1 .992
3
2-3
260 22 2 .993
4
2-2
42 0 2 .955
1
7-7
45 57 2 .981
0
0-0
3
0 0 1.000
1
0-0
0
2 0 1.000
.398 218
.401 201
19
22
20 101-1361400 569 68 .967
19
60-93 1401 596 82 .961
54 1836 314 522 94 2 37 286 731
54 1812 318 500 98 10 36 292 726
71 374
65 416
13
20
.378
.365
LOB - Team (453), Opp (402). DPs turned - Team (41), Opp (34). CI - Team (1), Russell, R. 1, Opp (4). IBB - Team (4), Larmore, F. 1, Russell,
R. 1, Monaco, C. 1, O'Bryan, C. 1, Opp (8). Picked off - Monaco, C. 5, Glevenyak, J 3, Larmore, F. 3, Jamieson, A. 2, Koitsopoulos 2,
McConnell, J 2.
Pitching Statistics (by ERA)
Player
Conrad, F.
Cummings, C.
Meadows, C
Ziroli, S.
Chrisman, B.
Koutsavlis
Harper, G.
Henning, S.
Marchyshyn
Dobies, A.
Molinari, P.
Davis, A.
Wilson, Tr.
ERA
0.00
3.38
3.72
4.04
4.30
4.47
5.40
5.56
6.75
10.00
10.00
11.81
13.97
W-L App GS Cg Sho/Cbo
1-0 2
0 0
0-0
4-3 22
5 0
0-0
1-4 24
0 0
0-1
3-1 23
2 0
0-1
4-3 15 11 0
0-0
4-5 15 14 0
0-0
6-4 17 13 0
0-1
4-5 18
6 1
0-0
0-0 6
0 0
0-0
0-2 12
3 0
0-0
0-0 8
0 0
0-0
0-0 6
0 0
0-0
0-0 7
0 0
0-0
Totals
Opponents
5.23 27-27 54
4.95 27-27 54
54 1
54 5-1
1-1
0
SV
0
0
5
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
IP
1.2
48.0
29.0
55.2
60.2
88.2
80.0
45.1
6.2
27.0
9.0
5.1
9.2
H
1
37
27
48
52
96
104
53
6
39
9
10
18
R
3
24
16
28
35
51
56
29
5
33
10
7
21
ER
0
18
12
25
29
44
48
28
5
30
10
7
15
BB
3
26
14
19
43
26
22
18
3
7
6
6
8
SO
2
53
31
62
69
62
55
38
4
22
5
2
11
2B
0
6
3
8
10
13
24
15
1
5
3
4
6
3B
0
1
0
0
0
2
3
2
0
2
0
0
0
HR
0
1
2
4
3
4
7
5
1
3
2
0
4
AB
7
178
110
207
223
342
329
173
25
111
35
25
47
7 466.2 500 318 271 201 416
7 467.0 522 314 257 218 374
98
94
10
2
36 1812
37 1836
B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA
.143
2
0
0
0
0
.208
13
2
1
1
1
.245
0
2
0
1
4
.232
5
15
0
1
2
.233
6
6
2
4
1
.281
6
11
0
6
3
.316
5
7
0
5
2
.306
2
7
1
1
3
.240
0
1
0
0
0
.351
4
7
1
1
3
.257
1
3
0
0
0
.400
1
1
1
0
0
.383
3
3
2
2
0
.276
.284
48
40
65
71
8
12
22
19
19
20
PB - Team (6), Russell, R. 5, Wolle, N. 1, Opp (16). Pickoffs - Team (9), Russell, R. 4, Dobies, A. 2, Henning, S. 1, Harper, G. 1, Koutsavlis 1,
Opp (17). SBA/ATT - Russell, R. (53-76), Koutsavlis (15-21), Chrisman, B. (11-19), Harper, G. (7-14), Wolle, N. (7-12), Henning, S. (6-10),
Ziroli, S. (8-10), Cummings, C. (4-7), Meadows, C (3-5), Dobies, A. (4-5), Wilson, Tr. (1-1), Conrad, F. (1-1).
Individual Superlatives
Multiple Hit Games
Player
2
A. Frederick
13
F. Larmore
16
C. O’Bryan
11
R. Russell
11
C. Monaco
12
M. Koistopoulos 10
J. Glevenyak
7
A. Jamieson
6
R. Stieger
5
B. Helm
4
J. McConnell
4
M. Murray
2
N. Wolle
1
3
10
4
4
4
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
4
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
5+
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Tot
24
20
16
15
15
12
10
8
5
4
4
3
1
Multiple RBI Games
Player
2
A. Frederick
5
J. Glevenyak
4
F. Larmore
5
C. O’Bryan
4
M. Koitsopoulos
6
B. Helm
4
R. Russell
1
C. Monaco
4
R. Stieger
4
A. Jamieson
3
J. McConnell
2
N. Wolle
1
M. Murray
0
3
3
3
2
3
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
4
2
1
1
1
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
5+
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Tot
10
9
9
8
7
6
5
4
4
3
2
1
1
Hitting Streaks
Player
Longest Current
R. Russell
12
F. Larmore
12
A. Frederick
11
10
C. Monaco
9
A. Jamieson
7
1
C. O’Bryan
6
2
J. Glevenyak
6
3
M. Koitsopoulos
5
5
M. Murray
4
R. Stieger
4
B. Helm
3
N. Wolle
3
J. McConnell
3
3
M. Megee
2
C. Peak
1
1
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Jack Cook Award
The Jack
Cook award
was created
in 1990 to
honor the
Marshall
baseball
players
selected
most valuable by his teammates.
Coach Cook headed the
Thundering Herd for 24 seasons, compiling a 422-344-3
record. He has won more
games than any other singlesport coach in school history.
After coaching on an intern
basis in 1955, Cook became the
Herd’s first full-time baseball
coach in 1967. His 1973 and
1978 squads received NCAA
Regional bids, while the 1978
and 1981 teams captured the
Southern Conference championship.
A 1994 Marshall Athletic
Hall of Fame inductee, Cook
was given another honor in
1999. He became the first
member of the Thundering
Herd baseball program to have
his number retired.
A former outfielder at
Marshall, Cook was captain of
the Big Green his senior season, batting over .300 for his
career. He received his
bachelor’s degree in 1951, and
later earned his master’s from
Marshall in 1953. Cook went
on to become an assistant
professor at MU in the Health,
Physical Education and Recreation Department before his
retirement.
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Adam Frederick was named
Past Award Winners
the 2004 winner of the Jack
Chris Hall ......................1990
Cook Award. Frederick folChris Childers ...............1991
lowed up a solid freshman
Matt Spade ....................1992
season with an even better
Todd Ross ......................1993
sophomore season. He was the
Kurt Henzler .................1994
team leader in several offenMike Hagy .....................1995
Mike Hagy .....................1996
sive categories including batting average (.376), runs scored Tim Frantz ....................1997
Tom Kuempel ................1998
(46), hits (77) and sacrifice flies
Aaron Williams .............1999
(5). As a freshman, he batted
Eric Pinkerton ...............2000
.350 and imJason Brooks .................2001
proved greatly
Craig Dziedziejko ..........2002
on that number
Mike Koitsopoulos .........2003
in his sophoAdam Frederick.............2004
more season.
Frederick will look to keep
Frederick’s
things going heading into the
offense is not
2005 season. He will once
his only asset
to the team, his again be the starter at third
base and the Herd will be
defense and
Adam Frederick
counting on his consistency on
durability are
offense and defense as it looks
also very important to the
Herd. He was one of only three to leave the MAC on top.
players to start all 54 games in
2004 and was one of seven
to play in 49 or more
games in 2003. Frederick
started all 54 games in
2004 at third base.
His offensive ability put
fear in opposing pitchers,
especially righthanders, as
he batted a team high .458
against righties. He was
also a great clutch hitter,
batting .433 with runners
on base, .375 with the
bases loaded and .400 with
runners in scoring position.
The most striking number
was his average with runners on third and less than
two outs. In that position,
Frederick racks up one of his team-leading
he went 18-22, good for an
77 hits during the 2004 season.
unheard of .818 average.
2005 Opponents
Mercer
Southern Mississippi
Jacksonville State
Feb. 12 (DH)-13
12 p.m. and 1 p.m.
Claude Smith Field
Feb. 18-20
3 p.m., 3 p.m. and 1 p.m.
Hill Denson Field
Feb. 25-27
3 p.m., 2 p.m. and 1 p.m.
Rudy Abbott Field
General Information
General Information
General Information
Name ............................... Mercer University
Location ....................................... Macon, GA
Enrollment ............................................. 7,400
Founded ................................................... 1833
Nickname .............................................. Bears
Colors ............................... Black and Orange
Athletic Director ........................ Bobby Pope
President ...................... Dr. R. Kirby Godsey
Conference ................................ Atlantic Sun
Stadium ......................... Claude Smith Field
Dimensions ................................. 330-400-320
Name ... University of Southern Mississippi
Location .............................. Hattiesburg, MS
Enrollment .......................................... 15,974
Founded ................................................... 1910
Nickname ............................... Golden Eagles
Colors .................................... Black and Gold
Athletic Director ............... Richard Giannini
President ...................... Dr. Horace Fleming
Conference ........................ Conference USA
Stadium ............................. Hill Denson Field
Dimensions .................. 340-365-400-365-340
Name ............ Jacksonville State University
Location .............................. Jacksonville, AL
Enrollment ............................................. 9,067
Founded ................................................... 1882
Nickname .................................... Gamecocks
Colors ..................................... Red and White
Athletic Director ........................... Jim Fuller
President ................. Dr. William A. Meehan
Conference ................................. Ohio Valley
Stadium ........................... Rudy Abbott Field
Dimensions .................. 330-375-400-380-335
Coaching Information
Head Coach .............................. Craig Gibson
Record at MU .......................... 20-35 (1 year)
Career Record ...................................... Same
Assistant Coach ........................ Link Jarrett
Assistant Coach .................... Jason Jackson
BB Office Phone ................... (478) 301-2738
Head Coach ............................ Corky Palmer
Record at USM ................. 257-166 (7 years)
Assistant Coach .......................... Scott Berry
Assistant Coach ................. Lane Burroughs
Assistant Coach ................... Josh Hoffpauir
BB Office Phone ................... (601) 266-5017
Head Coach ..................................... Jim Case
Record at JSU ....................... 86-86 (3 years)
Assistant Coach ..................... Steve Gillispie
Assistant Coach ..................... Jeremy Talbot
BB Office Phone ...................... 256-782-5367
Baseball Information
2004 Record ........................................... 20-35
Conference Record ................................ 8-22
Letterwinners Ret/Lost .......................... N/A
Position Players Ret/Lost ....................... N/A
Pitchers Ret/Lost ..................................... N/A
Top Returning Pos. Player ............. D. Hurst
Top Returning Pitcher .............. P. Morrison
2004 Record ........................................... 45-19
Conference Record ..... 21-9 (T-2nd C-USA)
Letterwinners Ret/Lost ........................ 13/11
Position Players Ret/Lost ......................... 4/4
Pitchers Ret/Lost ....................................... 3/1
Top Returning Pos. Player ....... J. Hoffpauir
Top Returning Pitcher ...................... P. Ezell
2004 Record ........................................... 31-29
Conference Record .............................. 16-11
Letterwinners Ret/Lost .......................... 15/7
Top Returning Pos. Player .............. A. Stein
Top Returning Pitcher ................. D. Andres
Sports Information
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Sports Information
Baseball SID ............................. Brett Jarrett
Office Phone ......................... (478) 301-2735
Office Fax .............................. (478) 301-5350
Email ............................. Mercer318@aol.com
Press Box Phone ........ (478) 301-2339, 2340
Website ............................. www.mercer.edu
Baseball SID ........................... Mike Montoro
Office Phone ......................... (601) 266-5947
Office Fax .............................. (601) 266-4507
Email ................ Michael.Montoro@usm.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (601) 266-5684
Website ................. www.southernmiss.com
Baseball SID ................................. Greg Seitz
Office Phone ............................ 256-782-5279
Office Fax ................................. 256-782-5958
Email ............................. gseitz@jsucc.jsu.edu
Press Box Phone ..................... 256-782-5533
Website ................. www.jsugamecocks.com
Series Information
Series Information
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Series ........................................ MU leads 2-1
Last Meeting .................. MU 6, Mer. 5, 2003
Series ....................................... First Meeting
Last Meeting ............................................ N/A
Last Meeting ............................................ N/A
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2005 Opponents
West Virginia State
Virginia Military Institute
Canisius
March 1
1 p.m.
Calvin Bailey Field
March 2
2 p.m.
Patchin Field
March 5 (DH)-6
12 p.m. and 1 p.m.
University Heights
General Information
General Information
General Information
Name ......... West Virginia State University
Location ................................... Institute, WV
Enrollment ............................................. 4,529
Founded ................................................... 1891
Nickname ............................. Yellow Jackets
Colors ............................. Old Gold and Black
Athletic Director ........................ Bryce Casto
President ....................... Dr. Hazo W. Carter
Conference ........................................ WVIAC
Stadium .......................... Calvin Bailey Field
Dimensions .................. 326-370-391-370-316
Name .................. Virginia Military Institute
Location .................................. Lexington, VA
Enrollment ............................................. 1,300
Founded ................................................... 1839
Nickname ......................................... Keydets
Colors ....................... Red, White and Yellow
Athletic Director ...................... Donny White
Superintendent ... Gen. J.H. Binford Peay, III
Conference .................................... Big South
Stadium .................................... Patchin Field
Dimensions ................................. 325-390-335
Name .................................. Canisius College
Location ...................................... Buffalo, NY
Enrollment ............................................. 3,449
Founded ................................................... 1870
Nickname ................................ Golden Griffs
Colors ...................................... Blue and Gold
Athletic Director ................... Timothy Dillon
President ...................... Rev. Vincent Cooke
Conference .............. Metro Atlantic Athletic
Stadium ................ Demske Sports Complex
Head Coach ................................... Cal Bailey
Record at WVSC ......... 725-354-3 (26 years)
Assistant Coach ........................... Sean Loyd
Assistant Coach ......... Lawrence Nesselrodt
BB Office Phone ................... (304) 766-3208
Head Coach ...................... Marlin Ikenberry
Record at VMI ......................... 23-32 (1 year)
Assistant Coach .................... Andrew Slater
Assistant Coach ......................... Chris Booth
Assistant Coach ................. Jonathan Hadra
BB Office Phone ...................... 540-464-7609
Head Coach ............................... Mike McRae
Record at CC ............................. 3-34 (1 year)
Career Record .................................... 68-120
Assistant Coach .................. Mike Kunigonis
Assistant Coach ............................... Don Bell
BB Office Phone ................... (716) 888-3207
2004 Record ........................................... 40-16
Conference Record .................. 17-1 WVIAC
Top Returning Pos. Player .... G. Talkington
Top Returning Pitcher .................. M. Atkins
2004 Record ........................................... 23-32
Conference Record ................... 4-20 (T-8th)
Pitchers Ret/Lost ..................................... 11/1
Top Returning Pos. Player ... K. Sweppenhiser
Top Returning Pitcher .................... D. Acors
2004 Record ............................................. 3-34
Conference Record .................... 3-16 MAAC
Top Returning Pos. Player ............. G. Baida
Top Returning Pitcher ................. J. Neufeld
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Baseball SID ..................... Sean McAndrews
Office Phone ......................... (304) 766-4122
Office Fax .............................. (304) 766-3364
Email ................... mcandrse@mail.wvsc.edu
Press Box Phone ..................................... N/A
Website ..................... athletics.wvstateu.edu
Baseball SID ................................ Chris Kent
Office Phone ............................ 540-464-7015
Office Fax ................................. 540-464-7583
Email .................................... kentcj@vmi.edu
Website ..................... www.vmikeydets.com
Baseball SID .............................. Marc Gignac
Office Phone ......................... (716) 888-2978
Office Fax .............................. (716) 888-3178
Email ......................... gignacm@canisius.edu
Press Box Phone ................. (716) 888-3705
Website .......................... www.GoGriffs.com
Series Information
Series Information
Series Information
Series ................................ MU leads 49-13-1
Last Meeting ............ MU 10, WVSC 3, 2004
Series .................................... MU leads 42-33
Last Meeting .............. MU 13, VMI 12, 2000
Last Meeting ............................................ N/A
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2005 Opponents
Liberty
Dayton
St. Bonaventure
March 11-13
3 p.m., 1 p.m. and 1 p.m.
University Heights
March 16 (@MU) and April 6 (@UD)
2 p.m. (@MU) and 3 p.m. (@UD)
March 19 (DH)-20
12 p.m. and 1 p.m.
University Heights
General Information
General Information
General Information
Name ............................... Liberty University
Location ................................ Lynchburg, VA
Enrollment ............................................. 8,500
Founded ................................................... 1971
Nickname ........................................... Flames
Colors ........................... Red, White and Blue
Athletic Director ...................... Kim Graham
Chancellor ......................... Dr. Jerry Falwell
Conference .................................... Big South
Stadium ..................... Worthington Stadium
Dimensions ................................. 325-390-325
Name .......................... University of Dayton
Location ...................................... Dayton, OH
Enrollment ............................................. 6,500
Founded ................................................... 1850
Nickname ............................................. Flyers
Colors ....................................... Red and Blue
Athletic Director .......................... Ted Kissell
President ..................... Dr. Daniel J. Curran
Conference ................................... Atlantic 10
Stadium ......................... UD Arena Complex
Dimensions .................. 330-375-400-375-330
Name .............. St. Bonaventure University
Location ...................... St. Bonaventure, NY
Enrollment ............................................. 2,200
Founded ................................................... 1858
Nickname ......................................... Bonnies
Colors ................................ Brown and White
Athletic Director ............. Dr. Ron Zwierlein
President .................... Sr. Margaret Carney
Conference ................................ Atlantic Ten
Stadium ................. McGraw-Jennings Field
Head Coach ................................. Matt Royer
Record at LU ......................... 42-67 (2 years)
Career Record ................ 360-304 (14 years)
Assistant Coach ..................... Terry Weaver
Assistant Coach ..................... Randy Tomlin
Assistant Coach ................. Reggie Reynolds
BB Office Phone ...................... 434-582-2103
Head Coach .............................. Tony Vittorio
Record at UD ..................... 128-143 (5 years)
Assistant Coach .................... Todd Linklater
Assistant Coach ......................... Craig Bruce
Assistant Coach ............................ Terry Bell
BB Office Phone ...................... 937-229-4456
Head Coach ......................... Larry Sudbrook
Record at SBU ............ 496-411-3 (20 years)
Assistant Coach .................. Jonathan Myler
BB Office Phone ................... (716) 375-2641
2004 Record ........................................... 25-30
Conference Record ....................... 9-15 (7th)
Top Returning Pos. Player ......... P. Laurent
Top Returning Pitcher .................. C. Zuvich
2004 Record ........................................... 25-28
Conference Record ........... 11-13 (4th west)
Top Returning Pos. Player ........... B. Godzik
Top Returning Pitcher .................. L. Trubee
2004 Record ........................................... 29-22
Conference Record ............. 14-7 (2nd East)
Top Ret. Pos. Player ........... Brian Pellegrini
Top Ret. Pitcher .................. Michael Proctor
Sports Information
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Sports Information
Baseball SID ...................... Ryan Bomberger
Office Phone ............................ 434-582-2605
Office Fax ................................. 434-582-2076
Email ..................... rbomberger@liberty.edu
Press Box Phone ..................... 434-582-2914
Website .................. www.libertyflames.com
Baseball SID ............................... Bill Thomas
Office Phone ............................ 937-229-4419
Office Fax ................................. 937-229-4461
Email .. william.thomas@notes.udayton.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (937) 272-5599
Website .................... www.daytonflyers.com
Baseball SID ................................ Steve Mest
Office Phone ............................ 716-375-2319
Office Fax ................................. 716-375-2383
Email ..................................... smest@sbu.edu
Website ........................ www.gobonnies.com
Series Information
Series Information
Series Information
Series ......................................... LU leads 6-2
Last Meeting .................. LU 14, MU 5, 2004
Series .................................... MU leads 24-12
Last Meeting .................. UD 14, MU 4, 2002
Last Meeting ............................................ N/A
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2005 Opponents
Duke
Eastern Michigan
Eastern Kentucky
March 22-23
Both at 3 p.m.
Jack Coombs Field
March 25-27
3 p.m., 1 p.m. and 1 p.m.
University Heights
March 30 (@EKU) and April 20 (@MU)
Both at 3 p.m.
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Name .................................. Duke University
Location .................................. Durham, N.C.
Enrollment ............................................. 6,347
Founded ................................................... 1838
Nickname .................................... Blue Devils
Colors ......................... Royal Blue and White
Athletic Director ........................... Joe Alleva
President ......................... Richard Brodhead
Conference ............................. Atlantic Coast
Stadium .......................... Jack Coombs Field
Dimensions .................. 330-375-400-375-330
Name ............ Eastern Michigan University
Location ..................................... Ypsilanti, MI
Enrollment .......................................... 24,000
Founded ................................................... 1849
Nickname ............................................ Eagles
Colors ................................ Green and White
Athletic Director .......................... Dave Diles
President .............................. Dr. Craig Willis
Conference ............................. Mid-American
Stadium ............................ Oestrike Stadium
Dimensions ................................. 330-390-330
Name ........... Eastern Kentucky University
Location ................................. Richmond, KY
Enrollment .......................................... 15,733
Founded ................................................... 1906
Nickname ......................................... Colonels
Colors .............................. Maroon and White
Athletic Director ...................... Jack Lengyel
President ........................ Joanne K. Glasser
Stadium ...................... Turkey Hughes Field
Head Coach ................................... Bill Hillier
Record at DU ..................... 107-175 (5 years)
Assistant Coach ..................... Bill Hillier, Jr.
Assistant Coach ...................... John Yurkow
Assistant Coach ............................ Jon Smith
BB Office Phone ................... (919) 684-2358
Head Coach ............................. Roger Coryell
Record at EMU ........... 463-515-2 (17 years)
Assistant Coach ...................................... TBA
BB Office Phone .......... (734) 487-0315/1985
Head Coach ....................... Elvis Dominguez
Record at EKU ..................... 73-86 (3 years)
Assistant Coach ........................ John Corbin
Assistant Coach ........................... Brad Husz
BB Office Phone ................... (859) 622-2128
2004 Record ........................................... 25-31
Conference Record ....................... 8-16 ACC
Top Returning Pos. Player .......... J. Socorro
Top Returning Pitcher .................... D. Otero
2004 Record ........................................... 32-27
Conference Record 14-10 (2nd MAC West)
Top Returning Pos. Player .............. P. Dean
Top Returning Pitcher ..................... A. Ollila
2004 Record ........................................... 34-17
Conference Record ........... 15-11 (4th OVC)
Position Players Ret/Lost ....................... 10/4
Pitchers Ret/Lost ..................................... 12/2
Top Returning Pos. Player .......... D. Bussell
Top Returning Pitcher .................. C. Grider
Sports Information
Sports Information
Sports Information
Baseball SID .............................. Will Shapiro
Office Phone ......................... (919) 684-2633
Office Fax .............................. (919) 684-2489
Email ................... wshapiro@duaa.duke.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (919) 684-6074
Website ............................ www.goduke.com
Baseball SID .................................. Jay Sofen
Office Phone ......................... (734) 487-0317
Office Fax .............................. (734) 485-3840
Email ................................ jsofen@emich.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (734) 481-9328
Website ............... www.emich.edu/goeagles
Baseball SID ............................... Joe Angolia
Office Phone ......................... (859) 622-1253
Office Fax .............................. (859) 622-1230
Email .......................... Joe.Angolia@eku.edu
Website ........................ www.ekusports.com
Series Information
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Series Information
Series ......................................... DU leads 2-0
Last Meeting .................... DU 9, MU 4, 1932
Series ................................ EMU leads 12-3-1
Last Meeting ................. EMU 7, MU 3, 2004
Series ................................. EKU leads 28-19
Last Meeting ............... MU 11, EKU 0, 2004
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2005 Opponents
Miami (Ohio)
Kent State
Morehead State
April 1-3
3 p.m., 1 p.m. and 1 p.m.
McKie Field
April 8-10
3 p.m., 1 p.m. and 1 p.m.
University Heights
April 13 (@MU) and May 11 (@MSU)
3 p.m. (@MU) and 6 p.m. (@MSU)
University Heights and Allen Field
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Name ................................ Miami University
Location ...................................... Oxford, OH
Enrollment .......................................... 16,300
Founded ................................................... 1809
Nickname ..................................... RedHawks
Colors ..................................... Red and White
Athletic Director ......................... Brad Bates
President ........................ Dr. James Garland
Stadium ...................................... McKie Field
Dimensions ................................. 332-400-343
Name ........................ Kent State University
Location .......................................... Kent, OH
Enrollment .......................................... 33,000
Founded ................................................... 1910
Nickname ............................. Golden Flashes
Colors ............................ Navy Blue and Gold
Athletic Director .................. Laing Kennedy
President ............... Dr. Carol A. Cartwright
Stadium ......................... Gene Michael Field
Dimensions ................................. 330-400-330
Name ............... Morehead State University
Location ................................. Morehead, KY
Enrollment ............................................. 9,509
Founded ................................................... 1887
Nickname ............................................ Eagles
Athletic Director ......................... Chip Smith
President ..................... Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin
Stadium ........................................ Allen Field
Dimensions .................. 325-375-395-305-325
Head Coach ............................... Tracy Smith
Record at MU ................ 272-202-1 (7 years)
Assistant Coach ........................... Joe Kruzel
Assistant Coach ................................ Ty Neal
BB Office Phone ................... (513) 529-2159
Head Coach ............................ Scott Stricklin
Record at KSU .......................... First Season
Career Record ......................................... N/A
Assistant Coach ...................... Mike Birbeck
Assistant Coach ........................ Scott Daeley
BB Office Phone ................... (330) 672-3696
Head Coach ........................... John Jarnagin
Record at MSU ............. 201-287-2 (9 years)
Assistant Coach ........................... Rob Taylor
Assistant Coach ..................... Ryan Schmalz
BB Office Phone ................... (606) 783-2882
2004 Record ........................................... 36-21
Conference Record ..... 14-8 (1st MAC East)
Position Players Ret/Lost ....................... 11/5
Top Returning Pos. Player .............. J. Slone
Top Returning Pitcher .................. G. Taylor
2004 Record ........................................... 36-27
Top Returning Pos. Player ............. A. Davis
Top Returning Pitcher .................... J. Miller
2004 Record ........................................... 14-40
Conference Record ................... 7-20 (T-9th)
Top Returning Pos. Player ......... D. Cheney
Top Returning Pitcher ................... A. Duran
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Baseball SID ............................. Jess Bechard
Office Phone ......................... (513) 529-1601
Office Fax .............................. (513) 529-6729
Email ......................... becharja@muohio.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (513) 529-4331
Website ................ www.MURedHawks.com
Baseball SID ............................. Jason Tirotta
Office Phone ......................... (330) 672-2254
Office Fax .............................. (330) 672-2112
Email ................................. jtirotta@kent.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (330) 673-1447
Website .............. www.kentstatesports.com
Baseball SID .............................. Randy Stacy
Office Phone ......................... (606) 783-2500
Office Fax .............................. (606) 783-5035
Email ................ r.stacy@moreheadstate.edu
Website ....................... www.msueagles.com
Series Information
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Series ................................... Mia. leads 64-25
Last Meeting .................. Mia. 8, MU 7, 2004
Series .................................. KSU leads 42-17
Last Meeting ................. KSU 5, MU 4, 2004
Series .............................. MSU leads 62-55-3
Last Meeting ............... MSU 12, MU 8, 2004
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2005 Opponents
Ohio
Virginia Tech
Kentucky
April 15-17
3 p.m., 1 p.m. and 1 p.m.
Bob Wren Stadium
April 22-24
7 p.m., 7 p.m. and 1 p.m.
English Field
April 27
6:30 p.m.
Cliff Hagan Stadium
General Information
General Information
General Information
Name ................................... Ohio University
Location ...................................... Athens, OH
Enrollment .......................................... 28,598
Founded ................................................... 1804
Nickname .......................................... Bobcats
Colors .................. Hunter Green and White
Athletic Director ........................... Tom Boeh
President ............... Dr. Roderick J. McDavis
Stadium ......................... Bob Wren Stadium
Dimensions ....................... 330, 370, 405, 330
Name ....................................... Virginia Tech
Location ............................... Blacksburg, VA
Enrollment .......................................... 28,000
Founded ................................................... 1872
Nickname ........................................... Hokies
Colors . Chicago Maroon and Burnt Orange
Athletic Director ........................ Jim Weaver
President ......................... Charles W. Steger
Conference ............................. Atlantic Coast
Stadium .................................... English Field
Dimensions ............... 330, 375, 400, 375, 330
Name ..................... University of Kentucky
Location ................................. Lexington, KY
Enrollment .......................................... 25,397
Founded ................................................... 1865
Nickname ......................................... Wildcats
Colors ................................... Blue and White
Athletic Director ................. Mitch Barnhart
President ...................... Dr. Lee. T. Todd, Jr.
Conference .............................. Southeastern
Stadium ....................... Cliff Hagan Stadium
Dimensions ............... 340, 365, 390, 350, 310
Head Coach ............................... Joe Carbone
Record at OU .............. 480-385-1 (17 years)
Assistant Coach ....................... Bill Toadvine
Assistant Coach ................ Scott Malinowski
BB Office Phone ................... (740) 593-1180
Head Coach ........................ Chuck Hartman
Record at VT ............... 918-503-8 (26 years)
Career Record ......... 1,401-755-8 (45 years)
Assistant Coach .......................... Jay Phillips
Assistant Coach ...................... Jon Hartness
BB Office Phone ................... (540) 231-3671
Head Coach ............................... John Cohen
Record at UK .......................... 24-30 (1 year)
Career Record .................. 170-114 (5 years)
Assistant Coach ................ Gary Henderson
...... Jan Weisberg and Brad Bohannon
BB Office Phone ................... (859) 257-8052
2004 Record ........................................... 25-29
Conference Record .. 12-12 (3rd MAC East)
Top Returning Pos. Player ........... B. Colopy
Top Returning Pitcher ...................... D. Witt
2004 Record ........................................... 29-27
Conference Record ..... 11-15 (7th Big East)
Top Returning Pos. Player .......... S. O’Brien
Top Returning Pitcher .................... A. Wells
2004 Record ........................................... 24-30
Conference Record .............. 7-23 (6th East)
Top Returning Pos. Player ..... Jesse Barber
Top Returning Pitcher ........... Kalen Gibson
Sports Information
Sports Information
Sports Information
Baseball SID ................. Jason Cunningham
Office Phone ......................... (740) 597-1837
Office Fax .............................. (740) 597-1838
Email ............................... cunninj3@ohio.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (740) 593-0525
Website ..................... www.ohiobobcats.com
Baseball SID ............................... Dave Smith
Office Phone ......................... (540) 231-6726
Office Fax .............................. (540) 231-6984
Email .......................................... vtsid@vt.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (540) 231-4013
Website ..................... www.hokiesports.com
Baseball SID ................................. Scott Dean
Office Phone ............... (859) 257-3838 x 337
Office Fax .............................. (859) 323-4310
Email .................................... sdean@uky.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (859) 257-9013
Website ..................... www.UKathletics.com
Series Information
Series Information
Series Information
Series ............................... OU leads 103-37-1
Last Meeting .................... OU 7, MU 2, 2004
Series ....................................... VT leads 20-8
Last Meeting ................... VT 13, MU 1, 1999
Series ................................... UK leads 25-12
Last Meeting .................... MU 6, UK 2, 2004
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2005 Opponents
Central Michigan
Akron
Ball State
April 29-May 1
3 p.m., 1 p.m. and 1 p.m.
Theunissen Stadium
May 6-8
3 p.m., 1 p.m. and 1 p.m.
University Heights
May 13-15
3 p.m., 1 p.m. and 1 p.m.
University Heights
General Information
General Information
General Information
Name ............. Central Michigan University
Location ........................ Mount Pleasant, MI
Enrollment .......................................... 28,003
Founded ................................................... 1892
Nickname ..................................... Chippewas
Colors ................................ Maroon and Gold
Athletic Director .................. Herb Deromedi
President ........................................ Mike Rao
Stadium ....................... Theunissen Stadium
Name ............................ University of Akron
Location ....................................... Akron, OH
Enrollment .......................................... 24,358
Founded ................................................... 1870
Nickname ................................................. Zips
Athletic Director ................ Michael Thomas
President ...................... Dr. Luis M. Proenza
Stadium ........................... Lee Jackson Field
Dimensions ............................... 330, 400, 330
Name .......................... Ball State University
Location ....................................... Muncie, IN
Enrollment .......................................... 18,043
Founded ................................................... 1918
Nickname ....................................... Cardinals
Colors ............................. Cardinal and White
Athletic Director ......... Bubba Cunningham
President ...................... Dr. Jo Ann M. Gora
Stadium ................................... Ball Diamond
Dimensions ............................... 330, 365, 400
Head Coach ................................ Steve Jaska
Record at CMU ..................... 58-52 (2 years)
Career Record ...................... 86-77 (3 years)
Assistant Coach ........................ Mike Villano
Assistant Coach .................. Brad Stromdahl
BB Office Phone ................... (989) 774-4392
Head Coach ............................... Tim Berenyi
Record at UA ....................... 82-124 (4 years)
Assistant Coach .................... Trent McIlvain
Grad. Asst. Coach ......................... Lucas Fry
BB Office Phone ................... (330) 972-7290
Head Coach ................................. Greg Beals
Record at BSU ...................... 64-49 (2 years)
Assistant Coach ......................... Clint Albert
Pitching Coach ........................ Mike Stafford
BB Office Phone ................... (765) 285-8226
2004 Record ........................................... 33-24
Conference Record ................................ 18-6
Top Returning Pos. Player .......... J. Geldhof
Top Returning Pitcher ............... T. Dunham
2004 Record ........................................... 26-27
Top Returning Pos. Player ... A. Capraruolo
Top Returning Pitcher ............ B. McKinney
2004 Record ........................................... 28-28
Conference Record 14-10 (2nd MAC West)
Top Returning Pos. Player ............. B. Miller
Top Returning Pitcher ...................... J. Ness
Sports Information
Sports Information
Sports Information
Baseball SID ....................... Fred Stabley, Jr.
Office Phone ......................... (989) 774-3277
Office Fax .............................. (989) 774-7324
Email .............. frederick.stabley@cmich.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (989) 774-3579
Website .. cmuchippewas.collegesports.com
Baseball SID ........................... Shawn Nestor
Office Phone ......................... (330) 972-6292
Office Fax .............................. (330) 374-8844
Email ............................. nestor@uakron.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (330) 972-8896
Website ............................... www.gozips.com
Baseball SID .............................. Brad Caudill
Office Phone ......................... (765) 285-8242
Office Fax .............................. (765) 285-8929
Email ................................ bcaudill2@bsu.edu
Press Box Phone .................. (765) 285-8932
Website ................ www.ballstatesports.com
Series Information
Series Information
Series Information
Series ..................................... CMU leads 8-1
Last Meeting ................. CMU 9, MU 1, 2004
Series .................................... MU leads 23-11
Last Meeting .................. UA 13, MU 1, 2004
Series ...................................... BSU leads 7-2
Last Meeting .................. MU 8, BSU 2, 2004
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2005 Opponents
Buffalo
MAC Tournament
May 20-22
3 p.m., 1 p.m. and 1 p.m.
Amherst Audobon Field
May 25
Times and Field TBA
General Information
Name .......................... University at Buffalo
Location ...................................... Buffalo, NY
Enrollment .......................................... 27,255
Founded ................................................... 1846
Nickname ............................................... Bulls
Colors ......................... Royal Blue and White
Athletic Director .......................... Bill Maher
President ................................ John Simpson
Stadium ................. Amherst Audobon Field
Head Coach ................................. Bill Breene
Record at UB ....................... 70-178 (5 years)
Assistant Coach ..................... Ron Torgalski
Assistant Coach ....................... Dave Borsuk
BB Office Phone ................... (716) 645-6808
2004 Record ........................................... 15-39
Conference Record .... 4-18 (6th MAC East)
Top Returning Pos. Player ......... J. Mihalics
Top Returning Pitcher ............... C. McGraw
Sports Information
Baseball SID .............................. Joe Guistina
Office Phone ......................... (716) 645-5523
Office Fax .............................. (716) 645-6840
Email .................................. jg99@buffalo.edu
Website ..................... www.buffalobulls.com
Series Information
Series ...................................... MU leads 10-4
Last Meeting .................... MU 5, UB 1, 2004
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2004 MAC Tournament
Wednesday, May 26
No. 4 Eastern Michigan 10, No. 3 Ball State 4
No. 5 Northern Illinois 8, No. 2 Miami 4
No. 6 Kent State 6, No. 1 Central Michigan 0
Thursday, May 27
No. 2 Miami 6, No. 1 Central Michigan 0 (CMU Eliminated)
No. 3 Ball State 4, No. 6 Kent State 0
No. 4 Eastern Michigan 17, No. 5 Northern Illinois 12
Friday, May 28
No. 6 Kent State 8, No. 5 Northern Illinois 6 (NIU Eliminated)
No. 2 Miami 7, No. 3 Ball State 6 (BSU Eliminated)
No. 6 Kent State 10, No. 4 Eastern Michigan 6
Saturday, May 29
No. 4 Eastern Michigan 2, No. 2 Miami 0 (MIA Eliminated)
No. 6 Kent State 7, No. 4 Eastern Michigan 4
(Kent State wins MAC Championship)
MAC Tournament Champions
2004 ........................................................ Kent State
2003 ............................................. Eastern Michigan
2002 ........................................................ Kent State
2001 ........................................................ Kent State
2000 ................................................................. Miami
1999 .................................................. Bowling Green
1998 .................................................. Bowling Green
1997 ............................................................... Ohio U.
1996 .................................................................. Akron
1995 .............................................. Central Michigan
1993 ........................................................ Kent State
1992 ........................................................ Kent State
1984-1991 ........................................... No Tournaments
1983 ................................................................. Miami
MAC Overall Regular Season Champions
2003 ........................................................ Kent State
2002 .................................................. Bowling Green
2001 .......................................................... Ball State
2000 ........................................................ Kent State
1999 .......................................................... Ball State
1998 .......................................................... Ball State
1997 ............................................................... Ohio U.
1996 ........................................................ Kent State
1995 .................................................. Bowling Green
1994 ........................................................ Kent State
1993 ........................ Kent State/Central Michigan
1992 ........................................................ Kent State
1991 ............................................................... Ohio U.
1989 ............................................ Western Michigan
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
1968
1967
1966
1965
1964
1963
1962
1961
1960
1959
1958
1957
1956
1955
1954
1953
1952
1951
1950
1949
1948
1947
.............................................. Central Michigan
................................................................. Miami
............................................. Eastern Michigan
................................................................. Miami
................................................................. Miami
................................................................. Miami
.................................................. Bowling Green
............................................................... Ohio U.
............................................................... Ohio U.
............................................................... Ohio U.
............................................................... Ohio U.
............................................ Western Michigan
............................................................... Ohio U.
......................................... Kent State/Ohio U.
............................................................... Ohio U.
............................. Ohio U./Western Michigan
............................................................... Ohio U.
............................................................... Ohio U.
............................................................... Ohio U.
............................................................... Ohio U.
............................................................... Ohio U.
Records vs. Opponents
Opponent
W-L-T
Last Meeting
Akron
23-11
UA 13, MU 1, 2004
Opponent
W-L-T
Last Meeting
Gardner Webb
1-2
MU 20, GW 5, 2001
George Mason
0-1
GMU 11, MU 4, 2004
Georgia
0-2
UGA 7, MU 5, 2000
Opponent
W-L-T
Ohio Northern
Last Meeting
1-0
MU 12, ONU 8, 1929
0-15
OSU 10, MU 7, 2000
Alabama
0-3
Al 16, MU 0, 1997
Ala.-Birmingham
1-3
MU 13, UAB 5, 2004
Alderson-Broaddus 4-0
MU 5, AB 3, 1992
Georgia Southern
2-12
GSU 12, MU 3, 1997
Ohio Wesleyan
7-4
MU 17, OW 4, 1934
Appalachian State 26-41 ASU 11, MU 10, 1997
Georgetown (KY)
8-3
MU 6, GC 0, 1980
Oklahoma State
0-2
OSU 11, MU 2, 2001
Auburn
0-7
AU 15, MU 6, 2002
Glenville State
9-1
MU 5, GSC 0, 1973
Partridge College
1-1
PC 9, MU 1, 1918
Ball State
2-7
MU 8, BSU 2, 2004
Greenbriar Military 2-0
MU 9, GM 2, 1921
Pembroke College
0-2
PC 12, MU 3, 1967
Baptist
2-0
MU 18, BC 4, 1974
Pittsburgh
0-2
UP 6, MU 5, 1995
Belmont
0-3
Rio Grande
37-13
MU 7, RG 4, 2003
Bethany College
1-1
MU 7, RU 3, 1912
Salem College
1-4
SC 11, MU 4, 1948
Shawnee State
1-0
MU 7, SS 2, 1992
South Carolina
0-4
SC 8, MU 5, 1998
Southern Illinois
0-1
SIU 5, MU 2, 1973
Guilford College
0-1
GC 11, MU 1, 1967
BU 4, MU 3, 2004
Hampden Sydney
1-0
MU 3, HS 0, 1968
3-1
MU 6, BC 1, 1920
Hawaii
0-3
HU 2, MU 1, 1916
Biscayne College
1-1
MU 2, BC 0, 1972
Heidelburg College
2-0
MU 14, HC 9, 1920
Bluefield State
9-0
MU 5, BS 2, 1988
Hofstra
1-0
MU 11, HU 7, 2002
Bowling Green
13-44
MU 12, BG 5, 2003
Brown
0-1
BU 10, MU 7, 1990
Buffalo
10-4
MU 5, UB 1, 2004
Camp Lejeune
1-2
CL 8, MU 3, 1960
Campbell
0-2
CC 22, MU 7, 1999
Canisius
Cedarville College
First Meeting
0-1
CC 4, MU 3, 1948
Central Michigan 1-8
CMU 9, MU 1, 2004
Charleston So.
4-5
MU 8, CSU 6, 2004
Charleston (WV)
79-28
MU 11, UC 3, 1988
Cincinnati
22-23
MU 13, UC 11, 1999
The Citadel
13-28
TC 13, MU 9, 1997
Clemson
2-15
CU 16, MU 2, 1990
Cleveland State
13-8
MU 8, CSU 2, 2004
Coastal Carolina
2-3
MU 5, CC 2, 2001
Coll. of Charleston
0-3
C of C 14, MU 4, 2004
Columbus (GA)
Illinois
0-1
IL 4, MU 2, 1916
Indiana
0-1
IU 12, MU 3, 1916
Jacksonville
0-1
JU 8, MU 3, 1972
1-1
JMU 15, MU 3, 1995
Kalamazoo College 1-0
MU 3, KC 0, 1917
Jacksonville State
James Madison
Kent State
Kentucky
First Meeting
17-42
12-25
KSU 5, MU 4, 2004
MU 6, UK 2, 2004
Ohio State
Ohio Univ.
Roanoke College
0-1
Stetson
0-1
Tenn-Chattanooga 10-0
Tennessee Tech
MU 13, KW 6, 1989
Toledo
TU2, MU 1, 1922
UV 8, MU 3, 1995
MU 6, VCU 5, 1997
Liberty
2-6
LU 14, MU 5, 2004
Lincoln-Memorial
1-0
MU 21, LM 4, 1983
Va. Commonwealth 1-0
Louisville
3-6
UL 17, MU 5, 2004
Virginia Military 42-33 MU 13, VMI 12, 2000
Malone College
MU 5, MC 3, 1971
Virginia Tech
Marietta
22-13
2-0
MU 12, MC 1, 1982
Wabash College
0-1
WC 6, MU 3, 1916
Maryland
0-2
UM 10, MU 3, 2002
Wake Forest
0-6
WF 5, MU 3, 1990
Wash. & Jefferson
0-1
WJ 6, MU 0, 1916
1-1
WG 4, MU 3, 1979
Mercer
2-1
MU 6, Mer 5, 2003
MU 5, CC 3, 2004
Miami (FL)
0-4
UM 8, MU 3, 1979
Cornell
1-0
MU 3, CU 1, 1959
West Georgia
Miami (Ohio)
Mia. 8, MU 7, 2004
20-11
DU 5, MU 4, 1997
West Virginia
25-64
Michigan
0-2
UM 8, MU 3, 1935
MU 6, D&E 3, 1992
Michigan Aggies
2-2
M 2, MU 1, 1917
Minnesota
1-0
MU 3, UM 1, 1992
24-12
UD 14, MU 4, 2002
Drexel
3-3
DU 14, MU 11, 2003
Duke
0-2
DU 9, MU 4, 1932
Mountain State
0-2
MS 10, MU 5, 1910
Duquesne
0-3
DU 16, MU 1, 1999
Murray State
0-1
MSU 12, MU 2, 2001
East Carolina
0-3
ECU 8, MU 2, 2004
Muskingum College 2-1
MU 4, MC 3, 1923
Morehead State 55-62-3 MSU 12, MU 8, 2003
East Tenn. State 32-29-1 MU 7, ETSU 5, 1997
New River State
1-0
MU 15, NRS 7, 1938
Eastern Illinois
New York State
1-0
MU 7, NYS 0, 1949
Eastern Kentucky19-28 MU 11, EKU 0, 2004
New York Tech
3-0
MU 10, NYIT 3, 2004
Eastern Michigan3-12-1 EMU 7, MU 3, 2004
Niagra
3-0
MU 8, NU 7, 2004
Emory & Henry
2-1
MU 12, E&H 5, 1969
North Carolina
0-1
UNC 18, MU 7, 1997
Evansville
0-2
UE 13, MU 8, 1950
North Carolina A&T 6-3
MU 7, A&T 5, 2001
Fairfield
1-1
MU 8, FU 1, 2000
Fairmont State
1-0
20-3
MU 6, EI 5, 2003
MU 12, FSU 1, 1991
Findlay
0-1
FU 9, MU 3, 2002
Florida State
1-5
FSU 14, MU 2, 1997
Florida Tech
1-0
MU 12, FT 2, 1972
Francis Marion
1-0
MU 8, FM 2, 1974
23-20
FU 19, MU 6, 1997
Furman
MU 6, TT 5, 1950
MU 8, UT 5, 2002
0-8
CC 8, MU 2, 1988
Dayton
2-0
19-19
2-2
40-6
3-0
SU 6, MU 5, 1972
MU 3, UTC 2, 1982
Virginia
10-23
Davis & Elkins
SM 6, MU 2, 1918
Transylvania
Concord
Davidson
First Meeting
Staunton Military
Kentucky Wesleyan 7-3
KC 7, MU 6, 1955
First Meeting
Southern Miss.
MU 11, KC 0, 1987
0-1
OU 7, MU 2, 2004
St. Bonaventure
Kentucky Christian 4-0
Kenyon College
37-103-1
UNC-Asheville
UNC-Charlotte
1-5
UNCA 7, MU 2, 2002
2-1 UNCC 11, MU 2, 1996
W. Virginia St.
VT 13, MU 1, 1999
21-32 WVU 11, MU 10, 1998
49-13-1 MU 10, WCS 3, 2004
West Virginia Tech 56-17 MU 14, WVT 4, 1990
WV Wesleyan
15-8-1
MU 4, WVW 1, 1991
Western Carolina 14-32 WCU 20, MU 10, 1997
Western Connecticut 1-0
MU 13, WC 0, 1975
Western Kentucky 5-10
WKU 6, MU 2, 1999
Western Michigan
8-33 MU 19, WMU 2, 2003
Western Reserve
1-3
WR 5, MU 3, 1955
William & Mary
1-1
MU 12, WM 3, 1977
Wilmington College 3-1
MU 9, WC 1, 1967
Wingate
0-0-1
MU 1, WC 1, 1985
Winthrop
0-3-1
WU 12, MU 0, 2002
Wittenburg
3-0
Wofford
2-4
MU 9, WC 8, 1999
4-3
WS 10, MU 0, 2003
25-27
XU 18, MU 6, 1983
6-3
YSU 6, MU 3, 2003
NCS 9, MU 1, 2003
Wright State
North Central (IL)
1-0
MU 5, NC 2, 1978
Xavier (Ohio)
Northen Illinois
3-3
NIU 6, MU 2, 2000
Notre Dame
3-0
MU 1, UND 0, 1929
Oakland (Mich.)
2-0
MU 9, OU 0, 1973
North Carolina State0-3
8-20
Youngstown State
Others
MU 6, WU 2, 1934
44-16-1
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All-time Results
1896 (3-0)
Business Team
Business Team
Business Team
W 17-8
W 2-1
W 1-0
1899 (5-0)
Guyandotte
W 23-7
High School
W 27-16
(5-0 in ‘99, other scores N/A)
1902 (12-0)
Morris Harvey
Proctorville
Richmond
Huntington
Guyandotte
Charleston (WV)
Busters of Hunt.
Central City
East End
(12-0, other scores N/A)
1903 (2-1)
Morris Harvey
Middleport
Ashland
1904 (1-1)
Ashland
Ashland
1905 (4-4)
Ceredo Stars
Kentucky
Ashland
Marietta College
Parkersburg
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
W 32-3
W 25-4
W 19-16
W 13-4
W 21-4
W 8-7
W 16-6
W 14-4
W 16-4
W 42-7
W 19-9
L 6-8
W 9-8
L 7-8
W 9-5
L 4-5
W 15-0
W 4-0
W 20-6
L 1-4
L 1-5
L 0-2
1906-09 - No Baseball
1910 (5-11)
Huntington
Georgetown College
Georgetown College
Mountain State
Mountain State
Morris Harvey
Marietta
Alumni
Modern Woodmen
Charleston (WV)
WV Wesleyan
WV Wesleyan
WVU
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Ashland YMCA
L 14-16
L 5-8
L 3-12
L 4-8
L 5-10
W 4-2
W 8-0
W 5-1
W 11-0
L 3-4
W 7-3
L 3-4
L 3-5
L 1-2
L 2-5
L 0-2
1911 (7-3)
WVU
WVU
Fairmont State
WV Wesleyan
WV Wesleyan
WV Wesleyan
Marietta
Marietta
Kentucky Wesleyan
Kentucky Wesleyan
L 1-3
L 0-2
W 8-2
W 2-1
W 2-0
W 8-6
W 10-4
W 9-1
W 4-0
L 6-7
1912 (14-4)
All-Stars
WV Wesleyan
Blue Sox
Ohio U
Ohio U
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Alumni
Cubans
Beckley
Princeton (WV)
Concord College
Roanoke College
Roanoke College
Marietta
WV Wesleyan
WV Wesleyan
Pensboro
W 9-1
W 16-3
W 3-1
W 5-3
W 22-4
W 17-2
W 10-1
W 7-1
L 3-4
W 18-6
W 9-4
W 5-0
L 2-4
W 7-3
L 4-7
L 0-1
W 9-4
W 14-2
1913 (1-3)
WVU
WVU
Marietta
Hawaii
*Other scores N/A
L 6-7
L 2-5
W 6-0
L 0-4
1914 (9-2)
Blue Sox
Morris Harvey
Marietta
Marietta
Wilmington
Wilmington
Morris Harvey
Rio Grande
Transylvania
Transylvania
Alumni
*Some scores N/A
L 1-2
L 3-4
W 3-0
W 15-4
W 6-3
W 6-0
W 7-0
W 10-5
W 6-3
W 10-2
W 4-3
1915 (14-6)
Ohio U
Ohio U
Michigan
Sandy Valley
Marietta
Marietta
Giants
Morris Harvey
WV Wesleyan
W 11-9
W 7-1
L 3-6
W 12-2
W 2-1
W 6-1
W 20-0
L 6-7
W 12-3
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WV Wesleyan
WVU
Fairmont State
WVU
WVU
Hawaii
Michigan Aggies
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Cubans
Alumni
W 11-10
L 1-10
W 17-0
W 4-2
W 2-1
L 4-8
W 3-2
W 5-2
W 5-2
L 0-3
L 6-9
1916 (16-13)
All-Stars
All-Stars
WV Wesleyan
WV Wesleyan
Ohio U
Bethany
Bethany
Marietta
Marietta
Hawaii
Washington/Jefferson
WVU
WVU
St. Edwards
Huntington Boosters
Huntington Boosters
Morris Harvey
Alumni
American Car Co.
Indiana
Illinois
Wabash
Notre Dame
Michigan Aggies
WVU
WVU
WV Wesleyan
WV Wesleyan
WVU
W 4-1
W 7-6
W 16-4
W 7-6
W 5-4
W 7-0
W 35-4
W 9-7
W 7-0
L 1-2
L 0-6
L 2-3
W 13-5
W 16-1
L 0-6
L 3-14
W 3-0
W 11-1
W 6-1
L 3-12
L 2-4
L 3-6
W 8-6
L 2-8
L 0-7
W 3-0
W 9-5
L 8-9
L 2-4
1917 (5-3)
Akron
Ohio State
Charleston Collegians
Michigan Aggies
Michigan Aggies
Kalamazoo College
Marietta
WVU
W 9-1
L 3-5
W 9-0
W 6-2
L 1-2
W 3-0
W 3-2
L 3-4
Rio Grande
Salem
Kentucky Wesleyan
Muskingum College
Muskingum College
W 7-6
L 6-7
L 6-8
L 4-9
W 4-3
1924 (7-2)
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Concord
Concord
Rio Grande
Rio Grande
Kentucky Wesleyan
Kentucky Wesleyan
Morris Harvey
W 7-2
W 15-3
L 9-12
W 7-2
W 4-3
L 2-10
W 3-1
W 9-0
W 2-0
1925 (4-5)
Morris Harvey
WV Wesleyan
Rio Grande
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
WV Wesleyan
Rio Grande
WV Wesleyan
WV Wesleyan
W 13-2
W 9-3
W 4-3
L 4-11
W 5-1
L 1-12
L 2-8
L 10-16
L 3-7
1926 (7-8)
EKU
EKU
Bluefield State
Rio Grande
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Morehead State
Morehead State
Xavier
Xavier
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Xavier
Xavier
Rio Grande
W 17-7
L 8-12
W 5-2
L 9-24
W 18-11
W 7-6
L 8-12
W 10-7
L 2-12
L 2-6
W 9-7
W 8-5
L 7-15
L 5-8
L 5-12
1927 (9-5)
Fairmont State
Morris Harvey
WVU
WVU
Morehead State
Morehead State
Kentucky Wesleyan
Xavier
Xavier
Xavier
Xavier
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
W 15-3
L 0-4
L 2-3
W 6-0
W 9-5
W 8-3
W 7-0
W 6-1
W 7-6
W 9-1
L 5-16
L 6-7
W 9-5
L 3-5
1918 (7-6)
All-Stars
Kentucky Wesleyan
Kentucky Wesleyan
Morris Harvey
Fairmont State
WVU
WVU
Staunton Military
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Morris Harvey
Partridge
Partridge
W 3-2
W 12-2
W 9-2
W 9-8
W 8-5
L 3-9
L 4-13
L 2-6
L 4-15
L 2-3
W 7-1
W 3-1
L 3-9
1919 (8-2-1)
Enslow
Central
Huntington High
C & O Shops
WV Wesleyan
WV Wesleyan
Princeton (WV)
Concord
St. Edwards
Morris Harvey Alum.
Ansted
W 10-1
W 14-1
W 10-6
W 15-3
L 0-4
L 2-5
W 19-0
W 1-0
W 5-3
W 13-3
T 1-1
1928 (15-2)
Morris Harvey
W 7-3
Fairmont State
W 21-2
Morehead State
W 14-3
Morehead State
W 16-5
Ohio State
L 2-3
Glenville State
W 12-10
Glenville State
W 17-0
WVU
W 8-2
WVU
L 0-3
Fairmont State
W 10-1
Morris Harvey
W 6-4
Morris Harvey
W 9-3
Morehead State
W 2-1
Glenville State
W 11-5
Glenville State
W 17-4
Morris Harvey
W 3-2
Alumni
W 8-7
WV Conference Champs
1920 (8-8)
Ohio U
Ohio U
Boosters
Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech
Heidelburg College
Heidelburg College
Bethany
Cincinnati
Greenbrier Military
Concord
Concord
Ohio State
Ohio State
Morris Harvey
Bethany
W 4-0
L 1-2
W 4-3
W 16-5
L 3-6
W 4-3
W 14-9
L 3-5
L 2-7
W 5-4
L 5-11
L 0-1
L 0-1
L 0-14
W 10-2
W 6-1
1929 (14-1)
Morris Harvey
L 6-8
Morris Harvey
W 5-3
Morris Harvey
W 6-4
Glenville State
W 3-2
Fairmont State
W 4-3
WVU
W 14-11
Rio Grande
W 11-2
Morris Harvey
W 1-0
Morris Harvey
W 6-4
Fairmont State
W 5-2
WVU
W 6-3
Ohio Northern
W 12-8
Notre Dame
W 4-3
Notre Dame
W 1-0
Alumni
W 10-0
1921 (3-5)
Ohio U
L 4-21
Ohio U
W 4-3
Virginia Tech
L 1-19
Virginia Tech
L (Score NA)
Ohio U
L 4-5
Ohio U
L 3-9
Greenbrier Military
W 9-2
Muskingum College
W 4-2
1922 (1-7)
Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech
Kentucky Wesleyan
Transylvania
Marietta
Marietta
Transylvania
Xavier
L 4-10
L 6-14
L 4-7
L 4-5
L 14-17
W 16-2
L 1-2
L 7-19
1923 (3-6)
Xavier
Xavier
Georgetown
Xavier
L 13-14
L 1-5
W 7-6
L 1-2
1930 (10-6)
Marietta
L 3-4
Morris Harvey
W 19-1
Cincinnati
W 16-15
Fairmont State
W 20-5
Xavier
W 7-6
Xavier
W 11-3
WVU
L 8-10
WVU
W 15-12
WV Wesleyan
W 6-4
Fairmont State
W 19-0
Ohio U
L 2-14
WVU
W 5-3
Cincinnati
L 3-9
Xavier
W 7-1
Xavier
L 2-3
Alumni
L 2-3
1931 (11-1-1)
Ohio U
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Marietta
L 3-5
W 13-3
W 10-4
W 10-2
Morris Harvey
Fairmont State
Marietta
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
WV Wesleyan
Fairmont State
WVU
WVU
W 10-2
W 5-4
W 4-0
W 15-0
W 15-0
T 3-3
W 7-2
W 12-0
W 7-1
1932 (8-6)
Duke
Duke
Morris Harvey
Marietta
Ohio U
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Ohio U
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Morris Harvey
Rio Grande
Morris Harvey
Alumni
L 5-9
L 4-9
W 13-4
W 12-0
L 5-9
W 5-3
W 7-0
L 4-5
L 1-7
W 8-7
W 14-3
W 25-7
W 8-3
L 6-7
1933 (9-2)
Marietta
W 29-1
Morris Harvey
W 14-12
Ohio Wesleyan
W 4-0
Miami (OH)
W 6-5
Ohio U
L 5-11
Miami (OH)
L 4-8
Cincinnati
W 12-3
Ohio U
W 4-2
Wittenberg
W 6-5
Cincinnati
W 6-2
Morris Harvey
W 11-5
Buckeye Conference Champs
1934 (13-2)
Rio Grande
W 13-1
Ohio U
W 8-7
Ohio Wesleyan
W 3-0
Miami (OH)
W 5-3
Cincinnati
W 4-1
Kentucky
W 10-4
Wittenberg
W 5-0
Huntington Redbirds
L 7-8
Ohio Wesleyan
W 18-2
Wittenberg
W 6-2
Kentucky
W 6-2
Cincinnati
W 2-0
Miami (OH)
L 2-15
Ohio U
W 9-8
Ohio U
W 11-10
1935 (8-1)
Michigan
L 3-8
Ohio Wesleyan
W 8-3
Miami (OH)
W 13-11
Cincinnati
W 6-2
Ohio U
W 7-6
Ohio Wesleyan
W 8-6
Cincinnati
W 5-1
Miami (OH)
W 5-4
Ohio U
W 3-2
1936 (3-9)
Kenova All-Stars
Miami (OH)
Cincinnati
Huntington Redbirds
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami (OH)
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Ohio U
Ohio U
Dayton
L 6-7
L 2-8
L 2-9
L 7-12
L 11-17
W 10-4
L 1-2
L 5-6
W 15-6
L 6-10
L 1-3
W 10-4
1937 (4-5)
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Miami (OH)
Portsmouth
Charleston Senators
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
L 0-9
L 7-8
W 7-6
L 5-10
L 6-7
L 1-13
W 3-2
W 2-1
W 3-0
1938 (6-3)
Miami (OH)
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio U
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
New River State
Cincinnati
Ohio U
L 0-3
W 4-0
W 5-0
L 1-4
W 17-4
L 6-7
W 15-7
W 6-0
W 5-4
1941 (2-1)
Morehead State
Morehead State
Independent Team
W 4-1
L 7-10
W 14-0
1942 (1-3)
Ohio U
WV Tech
WV Tech
Ohio U
L 5-14
W 2-1
L 1-6
L 5-11
1943 (1-6)
Toledo Mud Hens*
Ohio U
Kentucky
Kentucky
L 2-20
L 1-2
L 2-12
L 0-4
Cincinnati
WV Tech
WV Tech
Cincinnati
*Exhibition Game
L 2-4
L 5-8
W 8-2
L 0-5
1944-46 No Baseball
1947 (1-2)
INCO
Cincinnati
WV Tech
W 12-2
L 0-6
L 7-12
1948 (9-8)
Cedarville College
EKU
WV Tech
Salem
Morris Harvey
Morehead State
Xavier
Concord
Glenville State
WV Tech
EKU
Morehead State
Xavier
Morris Harvey
Glenville State
Concord
Salem
L 3-4
L 18-19
L 1-6
L 1-11
W 5-2
W 10-9
L 1-6
W 6-1
W 5-3
W 9-5
L 2-6
W 6-2
W 7-1
L 2-5
W 5-2
W 9-8
L 4-11
1949 (12-5)
New York State
Fairmont State
Bluefield State
Concord
Ohio U
Ohio U
WV Tech
Xavier
Salem
Fairmont State
EKU
Dayton
Salem
Xavier
Ohio U
WV Tech
EKU
W 7-0
W 3-0
W 2-1
W 3-0
L 4-7
W 5-2
W 8-5
L 1-8
L 8-9
L 6-7
L 4-10
W 5-4
W 8-1
W 2-1
W 6-1
W 7-6
W 9-8
1950 (11-10)
Concord
Akron
Ohio U
Ohio U
Dayton
Bluefield State
Xavier
Evansville College
WV Tech
Morris Harvey
Evansville College
Ohio U
Xavier
WV Tech
Morris Harvey
Morehead State
EKU
Tennessee Tech
Tennessee Tech
Morehead State
EKU
W 17-0
L 9-10
L 5-7
W 6-1
W 13-7
W 18-0
L 2-3
L 2-7
W 8-6
L 2-11
L 8-13
L 4-14
L 1-3
W 7-6
W 9-3
W 11-8
L 4-5
W 9-8
W 6-5
W 7-6
L 2-4
1951 (5-10)
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
WV Tech
Morehead State
Ohio U
EKU
Xavier
Morehead State
Xavier
Morris Harvey
EKU
Morris Harvey
WV Tech
Ohio U
L 3-10
L 2-8
L 0-10
W 18-3
W 1-0
L 2-4
W 12-6
L 5-11
L 10-11
L 7-8
W 3-2
L 2-15
W 8-6
L 2-4
L 4-7
1952 (8-5)
Akron
Morehead State
Western Michigan
Western Michigan
Concord
Morris Harvey
Ohio U
Morris Harvey
EKU
Morehead State
Concord
WV Tech
EKU
W 11-0
L 4-5
L 2-8
W 8-6
W 15-2
W 6-2
L 2-8
L 3-7
W 6-2
W 7-6
W 9-0
W 9-7
L 0-5
1953 (8-5)
Concord
Concord
Morehead State
Morehead State
WV Tech
Kent State
Kent State
Western Michigan
Western Michigan
Morris Harvey
Marietta
Toledo
Toledo
W 3-2
W 6-2
W 14-0
W 4-1
W 11-5
L 6-7
W 7-6
L 7-8
L 3-4
W 6-2
L 1-7
W 8-1
L 3-8
All-time Results
1954 (8-9) - (1-7 MAC)
WV Tech
WV Tech
Concord
Morehead State
Ohio U
Kent State
Kent State
Ohio U
Miami (OH)
Morehead State
Toledo
Morris Harvey
Western Reserve
Western Reserve
Morris Harvey
Bowling Green
Bowling Green
W 8-2
L 7-9
W 10-2
W 21-1
W 6-5
L 0-6
L 1-4
L 0-4
L 2-6
W 12-6
L 3-9
W 15-7
L 4-8
W 5-1
W 5-2
L 0-6
L 2-8
1955 (2-11) - (1-6 MAC)
Morehead State
L 3-7
Kenyon College
L 6-7
Western Michigan
L 1-10
Morris Harvey
L 4-15
Toledo
W 5-3
Toledo
L 5-6
Western Reserve
L 0-4
Western Reserve
L 3-5
WV Tech
W 11-10
Bowling Green
L 3-11
Bowling Green
L 3-15
Xavier
L 0-4
Xavier
L 3-9
1956 (7-10) - (1-8 MAC)
Morehead State
W 14-4
Concord
W 7-4
Concord
W 7-6
Morris Harvey
L 0-6
Morehead State
W 8-5
WV Tech
W 8-4
Bowling Green
L 5-6
Bowling Green
L 7-10
Ohio U
L 0-6
Ohio U
L 2-8
Western Michigan
L 3-19
Western Michigan
L 1-10
Morris Harvey
W 10-3
WV Tech
L 2-10
Kent State
L 5-12
Kent State
W 1-0
Miami (OH)
L 8-15
1957 (6-16) - (1-11 MAC)
Concord
W 5-2
Concord
L 1-2
Miami (OH)
L 1-9
Miami (OH)
L 0-8
WV Tech
L 5-9
Kent State
L 0-4
Kent State
W 12-6
Dayton
L 1-2
Western Michigan
L 4-6
Western Michigan
L 2-12
Morehead State
W 7-2
Morehead State
W 12-7
Ohio U
L 4-11
Ohio U
L 2-12
Morris Harvey
L 3-4
Emory & Henry
W 13-10
Virginia Tech
W 8-4
VMI
L 3-9
Bowling Green
L 2-4
Bowling Green
L 0-3
Toledo
L 0-4
Toledo
L 1-8
1958 (8-10) - (4-8 MAC)
Ohio Wesleyan
L 3-4
Kent State
L 3-5
Kent State
W 2-1
Dayton
W 11-0
Western Michigan
L 4-7
Western Michigan
L 3-6
Ohio U
L 0-6
Ohio U
L 2-11
Morehead State
W 6-5
Xavier
L 5-8
Bowling Green
L 4-6
Bowling Green
W 3-1
WV Tech
W 3-1
WV Tech
W 8-7
Toledo
W 4-3
Toledo
W 4-3
Miami (OH)
L 4-7
Miami (OH)
L 2-6
1959 (12-10) - (4-6 MAC)
WV Tech
W 11-1
Cornell
W 3-1
Camp Lejeune
L 5-7
Concord
W 4-2
Concord
W 8-3
Concord
W 16-6
Concord
L 4-5
Dayton
W 5-2
Ohio U
L 5-11
Ohio U
L 9-23
Xavier
W 5-1
Dayton
L 0-1
Dayton
L 1-6
Bowling Green
L 2-3
Bowling Green
L 3-5
Camp Lejeune
W 6-3
Toledo
W 5-0
Toledo
W 4-2
Miami (OH)
W 3-2
Miami (OH)
L 1-2
Kent State
L 0-6
Kent State
W 5-4
1960 (11-11) - (4-4 MAC)
WV Tech
L 1-4
WV Tech
L 1-3
Xavier
L 1-2
Xavier
W 10-2
Dayton
W 5-1
Dayton
W 6-3
Ohio U
L 1-9
Concord
W 13-1
Concord
W 6-3
Virginia Tech
L 8-32
WV Tech
W 5-4
Wake Forest
L 6-7
Camp Lejeune
L 3-8
Bowling Green
L 5-7
Bowling Green
W 4-3
WV Tech
L 4-9
Toledo
W 1-0
Toledo
W 10-6
WV Tech
W 10-4
Miami (OH)
L 0-4
Miami (OH)
L 4-8
Western Michigan
W 3-0
1961 (8-12-1) - (2-8 MAC)
Morris Harvey
W 5-0
Dayton
W 10-2
WV Tech
W 11-5
Bowling Green
W 8-5
Bowling Green
L 3-15
Morehead State
L 5-6
Morehead State
T 9-9
Xavier
L 1-2
Miami (OH)
L 5-16
Miami (OH)
W 9-5
WVSC
W 4-3
Dayton
L 13-19
Kent State
L 2-7
Kent State
L 0-1
WV Tech
L 2-12
Western Michigan
L 4-13
Western Michigan
L 3-12
Rio Grande
W 3-1
Rio Grande
W 6-5
Ohio U
L 7-15
Ohio U
L 7-15
1962 (4-10) - (0-8 MAC)
Morehead State
W 13-6
WV Tech
W 7-5
Miami (OH)
L 1-8
Miami (OH)
L 5-6
Rio Grande
L 10-22
Kent State
L 11-12
Kent State
L 4-5
Dayton
L 1-5
Western Michigan
L 0-8
Western Michigan
L 2-4
Rio Grande
W 9-4
Ohio U
L 3-12
Ohio U
L 2-9
WV Tech
W 8-5
1963 (8-17) - (2-10 MAC)
WV Tech
L 8-16
WV Tech
L 4-10
Toledo
W 13-11
Toledo
W 24-16
Rio Grande
W 8-2
Rio Grande
L 10-14
Morehead State
L 5-16
Miami (OH)
L 5-9
Miami (OH)
L 2-4
Morris Harvey
W 10-9
Kent State
L 1-9
Kent State
L 4-8
WVSC
W 9-1
Western Michigan
L 1-16
Western Michigan
L 4-11
Morehead State
L 9-10
Morehead State
L 2-11
Ohio U
L 1-3
Ohio U
L 5-27
WV Tech
W 7-1
Rio Grande
W 16-3
Morris Harvey
W 3-0
WVSC
L 4-8
Bowling Green
L 0-8
Bowling Green
L 1-4
1964 (8-15) - (3-8 MAC)
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
WVSC
WVSC
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Kent State
Rio Grande
Rio Grande
Rio Grande
Western Michigan
Western Michigan
Morehead State
Morehead State
Morehead State
Ohio U
Ohio U
Bowling Green
Bowling Green
Toledo
Toledo
W 9-2
W 7-1
L 3-4
L 1-4
W 4-3
L 5-18
L 0-11
L 5-7
L 3-12
L 4-5
W 5-0
W 7-1
L 1-5
L 0-8
L 1-7
L 0-15
L 4-5
L 2-6
L 1-7
L 2-4
W 8-7
W 6-3
W 8-4
1965 (6-19) - (0-12 MAC)
Marietta
L 1-4
Rio Grande
W 24-4
Rio Grande
W 9-3
Kent State
L 1-14
Kent State
L 3-4
Northern Illinois
L 8-10
Western Michigan
L 0-17
Western Michigan
Morris Harvey
Ohio U
Ohio U
Morehead State
Morehead State
Morris Harvey
Rio Grande
Rio Grande
Bowling Green
Bowling Green
Morehead State
Morehead State
Toledo
Toledo
Marietta
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
L 2-4
W 9-1
L 1-12
L 1-18
L 0-3
L 2-3
W 4-3
W 5-1
W 19-2
L 2-12
L 7-12
L 4-6
L 0-9
L 4-11
L 4-11
L 5-17
L 2-3
L 5-10
1966 (6-15) - (1-7 MAC)
Marietta
L 4-9
Rio Grande
W 9-5
Rio Grande
L 6-7
Western Michigan
W 7-4
Western Michigan
L 1-8
Ohio U
L 2-18
Ohio U
L 3-7
Morehead State
L 6-10
WV Tech
W 2-0
WV Tech
L 1-5
Rio Grande
W 9-5
Rio Grande
L 2-8
Morris Harvey
W 8-2
Toledo
L 3-5
Toledo
L 1-9
RIo Grande
L 8-12
Morehead State
L 3-16
Xavier
W 10-5
Kent State
L 0-8
Kent State
L 3-11
Morris Harvey
L 3-5
1967 (11-12) - (4-5 MAC)
Guilford College
L 1-11
Pembroke College
L 1-2
Pembroke College
L 3-12
Wilmington College
L 3-4
Wilmington College
W 9-1
Concord
W 3-0
Concord
W 7-0
Marietta
L 4-8
Ohio U
L 4-14
Ohio U
L 5-10
WV Tech
W 6-0
Xavier
W 4-2
Cincinnati
L 3-10
Morris Harvey
W 9-1
Bowling Green
L 4-5
Bowling Green
L 6-22
Morehead State
L 2-4
Toledo
W 11-5
Toledo
W 3-1
Morris Harvey
W 13-2
Miami (OH)
W 3-2
Kent State
W 4-2
Kent State
L 0-9
1968 (18-7) - (5-4 MAC)
WV Tech
W 5-0
WV Tech
W 7-0
Morehead State
W 9-2
Xavier
W 3-2
VMI
L 5-7
VMI
W 4-1
Hampden-Sydney
W 3-0
Morris Harvey
W 8-4
Concord
W 4-0
Concord
W 4-0
Davidson
W 10-3
Wofford
L 1-4
Wofford
L 3-6
WVSC
W 12-4
Bowling Green
W 3-2
Bowling Green
L 2-12
Kentucky
W 5-2
Toledo
W 6-5
Toledo
W 4-3
Miami (OH)
L 1-8
Miami (OH)
W 6-3
Morris Harvey
W 10-2
Kent State
W 4-2
Western Michigan
L 0-7
Western Michigan
L 2-9
1969 (14-12-1) - (7-7 MAC)
Glenville State
L 2-5
Glenville State
W 8-2
Emory & Henry
L 5-7
Emory & Henry
W 12-5
East Tennessee
T 3-3
WVU
W 5-1
Morehead State
L 5-9
Morehead State
L 2-5
Bowling Green
L 2-11
Bowling Green
L 2-4
Bowling Green
W 1-0
Kentucky
W 4-1
Miami (OH)
W 4-3
Miami (OH)
W 9-1
Miami (OH)
W 3-0
Morris Harvey
W 11-5
Kent State
W 4-2
Kent State
W 5-3
Kent State
L 2-5
Xavier
W 4-1
Western Michigan
L 1-6
Western Michigan
W 1-0
Morehead State
L 5-6
Ohio U
L 0-2
Ohio U
L 4-5
Ohio U
L 5-6
Marietta
W 3-0
1970 (14-12)
WVSC
WVSC
Marietta
Toledo
Morehead State
Dayton
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Kent State
Kent State
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Kentucky
Western Michigan
Western Michigan
Western Michigan
Virginia Tech
Ohio U
Ohio U
Ohio U
Morehead State
Xavier
Bowling Green
Bowling Green
Bowling Green
W 3-1
W 16-0
W 2-1
W 6-5
L 1-3
W 2-0
L 4-5
L 5-10
L 3-5
W 4-3
L 1-3
W 10-1
W 2-0
L 2-7
L 2-16
L 1-5
L 0-7
W 6-2
L 3-18
W 10-6
L 1-8
W 9-7
W 11-7
W 7-6
W 5-4
L 1-4
1971 (16-19)
Malone
Malone
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Morehead State
WVSC
WVSC
Marietta
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Morehead State
Kent State
WVSC
WVSC
Dayton
Dayton
Dayton
Rio Grande
Rio Grande
Ohio U
Ohio U
Ohio U
Rio Grande
Rio Grande
Cleveland State
Cleveland State
Cleveland State
Cincinnati
Xavier
Virginia Tech
Bowling Green
Toledo
Toledo
Bowling Green
W 9-2
W 5-3
L 1-2
L 2-8
W 7-0
L 2-3
W 11-2
L 0-2
L 1-6
W 5-3
L 2-4
L 10-21
W 3-2
L 4-5
W 12-3
L 7-11
W 7-4
L 4-8
W 17-5
W 12-5
L 3-14
L 4-5
L 1-5
W 17-8
W 23-2
L 6-7
W 6-2
W 4-1
L 4-13
W 3-2
L 5-9
L 8-13
L 1-2
W 2-0
L 14-15
1972 (14-11)
Biscayne
Biscayne
Florida Tech
Stetson
Jacksonville
WVSC
WVSC
Kent State
Morehead State
Eastern Michigan
Marietta
Cleveland State
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Ohio U
Ohio U
WVSC
WVSC
Dayton
Dayton
Dayton
Virginia Tech
Morehead State
Xavier
Xavier
L 4-5
W 2-0
W 12-2
L 5-6
L 3-8
W 5-1
W 8-4
L 4-7
L 7-8
W 8-5
W 2-1
W 7-6
L 2-9
L 1-3
L 6-12
L 1-3
W 2-0
L 1-4
W 15-2
W 6-1
W 11-10
W 3-2
W 10-5
L 7-8
W 4-1
1973 (18-10)
WVSC
W 3-0
WVSC
W 7-3
Oakland
W 7-1
Oakland
W 9-0
Glenville State
W 5-0
Morris Harvey
W 4-3
Morris Harvey
W 8-7
Concord
W 8-1
Concord
W 7-2
Cleveland State
L 0-2
Cleveland State
L 3-4
Cleveland State
L 1-6
Ohio U
W 6-2
Concord
W 18-7
Concord
L 0-2
Akron
L 5-6
Akron
W 6-0
Akron
W 5-1
Ohio U
L 4-16
Dayton
W 4-0
Virginia Tech
L 5-8
WVSC
W 6-0
WVSC
W 11-4
Xavier
W 3-2
Cincinnati
W 3-2
Cincinnati
L 2-3
Southern Illinois
L 2-5
Miami (OH)
L 2-5
* NCAA Carbondale, IL Tour. Bid
1974 (21-15)
Francis Marion
Bap. Coll. Charleston
Bap. Coll. Charleston
WV Tech
WV Tech
WVSC
WVSC
Morehead State
Morehead State
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Dayton
Dayton
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Toledo
Toledo
Ohio U
Marietta
Akron
Akron
Akron
WVSC
WVSC
Ohio U
Concord
Concord
Xavier
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Virginia Tech
Morehead State
Morehead State
Cleveland State
Cleveland State
Cleveland State
W 8-2
W 11-4
W 18-4
W 4-3
W 9-1
W 9-1
W 3-2
L 1-3
L 0-3
L 4-5
L 4-8
W 7-5
L 1-3
L 3-6
W 9-2
L 3-8
L 4-5
W 5-3
L 2-9
W 6-5
W 6-5
W 9-3
W 9-5
W 12-3
L 3-14
W 3-0
W 19-2
L 2-4
L 2-8
W 3-1
L 2-4
L 3-8
W 14-1
W 5-3
L 3-6
W 10-4
1975 (24-10)
WV Tech
WV Tech
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
South Carolina
Western Connecticut
Coastal Carolina
Morris Harvey
Morris Harvey
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Louisville
Louisville
WVSC
WVSC
WVU
Dayton
Dayton
Dayton
Dayton
Morehead State
Morehead State
Ohio State
Marietta
Akron
WVSC
WVSC
Ohio U
EKU
EKU
Cleveland State
Cleveland State
W 10-0
W 8-2
L 7-10
W 4-1
L 0-13
L 1-9
W 13-3
L 8-9
W 6-1
W 13-1
L 2-10
W 9-4
L 1-4
W 3-1
W 10-3
W 22-10
W 13-7
W 5-1
W 8-2
W 11-1
W 6-5
W 4-1
W 6-5
L 5-7
L 8-13
W 12-5
W 7-6
W 4-2
l 5-7
W 7-4
W 12-3
L 0-5
W 7-5
1976 (18-13)
WV Tech
WV Tech
Morehead State
Morehead State
WVSC
WVSC
WVU
WVU
Virginia Tech
Ohio U
WV Tech
WV Tech
Akron
Akron
Akron
WVSC
WVSC
Ohio U
Morehead State
Morehead State
Xavier
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Virginia Tech
Cleveland State
Cleveland State
Cleveland State
Georgetown (KY)
Georgetown (KY)
W 9-5
L 0-1
L 1-5
L 5-9
W 3-1
W 10-1
L 0-4
L 5-6
L 4-12
W 5-3
W 9-2
W 11-1
W 2-0
W 7-0
W 13-5
W 13-9
W 16-4
W 11-9
L 6-7
W 8-1
L 1-4
L 5-12
L 6-11
L 1-4
L 4-11
L 0-5
W 10-6
W 3-1
W 2-1
W 8-4
W 8-6
1977 (20-21) - (8-8 So. Con.)
Columbus College
W 1-0
Columbus College
L 3-6
Columbus College
L 2-3
Auburn
L 5-17
Clemson
L 2-5
Georgetown (KY)
W 3-2
Georgetown (KY)
W 10-0
WV Tech
L 0-3
WV Tech
W 14-0
William & Mary
L 0-5
William & Mary
W 12-3
WVSC
W 8-4
Marietta
L 2-3
Morris Harvey
W 4-1
Morris Harvey
W 12-7
Davidson
W 3-1
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All-time Results
Davidson
Virginia Tech
WVSC
WVU
WVU
East Carolina
East Carolina
Appalachian State
Appalachian State
The Citadel
The Citadel
Furman
Furman
Xavier
Western Carolina
Western Carolina
Cincinnati
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Ohio U
VMI
VMI
Morehead State
Morehead State
Virginia Tech
W 5-0
L 2-6
W 12-8
L 0-2
W 4-2
L 3-4
L 1-2
L 3-8
W 4-1
L 1-3
W 5-1
W 12-4
L 6-7
W 7-5
L 0-1
L 2-3
L 3-4
L 0-11
L 0-1
L 9-14
W 2-1
W 8-7
W 6-5
W 10-2
L 1-8
1978 (27-13) - (11-1 So. Con.)
@ Columbus College
W 3-2
@ Columbus College
L 6-11
Maryland (in GA)
L 6-10
@ Columbus College
L 3-5
North Central (in GA)
W 5-2
@ West Georgia
W 3-0
WVSC
W 3-2
WVSC
W 6-2
The Citadel
L 0-3
The Citadel
W 3-1
Furman
W 6-5
Furman
W 4-3
@ Western Carolina
W 6-3
@ Western Carolina
W 6-3
@ UT-Chattanooga
W 10-9
@ UT-Chattanooga
W 5-2
Marietta
L 11-12
@ Virginia Tech
W 6-2
Georgetown (KY)
W 4-1
Georgetown (KY)
W 9-2
Appalachian State
W 3-2
Appalachian State
W 4-3
@ WV Tech
W 10-0
@ WV Tech
W 12-2
@ Morehead State
W 7-1
@ Morehead State
L 1-6
@ VMI
W 17-2
@ VMI
W 9-5
@ Miami (OH)
L 4-8
@ Ohio U
L 1-3
@ Cincinnati
L 3-8
@ Xavier
W 4-3
@ Xavier
W 8-7
Morehead State
W 4-1
Morehead State
W 2-1
Ohio U
L 3-8
* Southern Conference Champions
Within one game of World Series
1979 (23-15-1) - (10-6 So. Con.)
@ Miami (FL)
L 5-7
@ Miami (FL)
L 3-8
@ Columbus (GA)
W 4-3
@ Columbus (GA)
W 4-2
@ Columbus (GA)
L 5-8
@ West Georgia
L 3-4
@ Furman
L 0-3
@ Furman
W 3-2
@ The Citadel
W 4-3
@ The Citadel
L 3-6
WV Tech
W 10-1
WV Tech
W 9-2
Morris Harvey
W 6-3
Morris Harvey
W 7-4
@ WVSC
W 5-2
@ WVSC
W 5-1
@ Appalachian State
L 0-1
@ Appalachian State
L 4-5
@ East Tennessee
L 0-3
@ East Tennessee
L 0-8
@ Marietta
W 7-5
UT-Chattanooga
W 4-1
UT-Chattanooga
W 8-7
VMI
W 6-5
VMI
W 8-1
Xavier
W 9-2
Xavier
W 6-5
Western Carolina
W 3-1
Western Carolina
W 15-2
@ Morehead State
L 3-10
@ Morehead State
T 3-3
Miami (OH)
L 6-10
Miami (OH)
L 2-11
@ Ohio U
W 8-6
Davidson
W 6-3
Davidson
W 6-5
Cincinnati
L 6-20
Cincinnati
W 6-5
Ohio U
W 8-6
1980 (17-11) - (10-3 So. Con.)
@ Columbus College
L 5-11
@ Columbus College
L 2-14
@ Kentucky
W 6-3
@ Kentucky
L 0-3
The Citadel
W 9-0
The Citadel
W 11-4
Appalachian State
L 0-6
Appalachian State
W 9-7
WVSC
W 15-2
WVSC
W 14-0
@ Georgetown (KY)
L 4-6
@ Georgetown (KY)
W 12-0
@ Xavier
L 5-9
@ Xavier
W 15-5
@ Cincinnati
L 1-4
@ Cincinnati
L 3-4
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@ Western Carolina
@ Western Carolina
@ UT-Chattanooga
@ UT-Chattanooga
Morehead State
@ Charleston (WV)*
@ Charleston (WV)
@ Davidson
@ Davidson
@ VMI
@ VMI
@ East Tennessee
Morris Harvey changed to
Charleston
L 3-4
W 4-1
W 5-0
W 8-4
W 5-4
W 14-7
L 4-5
W 5-4
W 8-1
W 9-0
W 7-1
L 0-6
1981 (22-17) - (13-6 So. Con.)
Clemson
L 2-3
Columbus College
L 2-5
Columbus College
L 5-7
Columbus College
W 5-4
Columbus College
L 5-6
UNC-Charlotte
W 7-3
UNC-Charlotte
W 13-0
UT-Chattanooga
W 5-0
UT-Chattanooga
W 6-0
Davidson
W 3-0
Davidson
W 9-1
Cincinnati
W 4-3
Cincinnati
W 2-1
Morehead State
W 16-7
WVU
W 3-0
WVU
W 7-0
EKU
L 3-4
EKU
L 5-12
Ohio U
W 12-1
Ohio U
L 3-17
Morehead State
L 4-7
Kentucky
L 2-3
Kentucky
L 0-4
Western Kentucky
W 1-0
Western Kentucky
L 2-9
East Tennessee
L 8-9
East Tennessee
W 8-2
Furman
L 0-6
Furman
W 5-4
Appalachian State
W 9-3
Appalachian State
L 2-5
The Citadel
W 5-3
The Citadel
W 6-3
VMI
W 17-2
VMI
W 17-2
Western Carolina
W 5-3
East Tennessee
L 2-9
East Tennessee
L 3-5
* Southern Conference Champions
1982 (17-21) - (8-8 So. Con.)
@ Columbus (GA)
W 8-3
@ Columbus (GA)
L 1-2
@ Columbus (GA)
L 6-7
@ Clemson
L 1-5
@ Clemson
L 5-12
@ Davidson
W 16-4
@ Davidson
W 10-0
@ VMI
W 5-1
@ VMI
L 3-14
@ Western Carolina
L 5-6
@ Western Carolina
L 0-3
@ UT-Chattanooga
W 10-2
@ UT-Chattanooga
W 3-2
@ WVU
L 3-4
The Citadel
L 9-12
The Citadel
L 8-11
Morehead State
L 4-20
@ Ohio U
L 4-9
@ Ohio U
W 6-2
@ WV Tech
W 6-4
@ WV Tech
W 13-2
East Tennessee
L 1-5
East Tennessee
W 11-2
@ Morehead State
W 16-10
@ Xavier
L 6-12
@ Xavier
W 16-2
@ Cincinnati
W 16-3
EKU
L 8-11
EKU
L 2-6
Marietta
W 12-1
Charleston (WV)
L 4-6
Charleston (WV)
W 7-0
Appalachian State
L 8-11
Appalachian State
L 4-9
Furman
W 3-0
Furman
W 8-3
Kentucky
L 1-4
Kentucky
L 7-8
1983 (19-14) - (7-7 So. Con.)
@ Columbus (GA)
L 11-27
@ Columbus (GA)
W 10-5
@ Columbus (GA)
W 11-1
@ Columbus (GA)
W 6-4
@ Columbus (GA)
L 4-8
@ Lincoln-Memorial
W 21-4
WV Tech
W 12-1
WV Tech
W 14-4
WVSC
W 9-8
@ The Citadel
L 3-5
@ The Citadel
L 0-6
@ Appalachian State
L 0-5
@ Appalachian State
W 8-4
Xavier
L 6-18
VMI
L 0-1
VMI
L 3-6
Morehead State
W 12-11
East Tennessee
L 3-15
East Tennessee
W 3-2
@ Furman
W 3-2
@ Furman
W 10-7
@ Morehead State
L 7-17
Western Carolina
W 9-8
Western Carolina
W 5-3
Davidson
L 1-4
Davidson
W 3-1
Ohio U
L 2-10
Ohio U
@ Charleston (WV)
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Kentucky
W 6-2
W 12-1
W 6-3
L 8-11
L 3-4
W 2-1
1984 (11-16) - (5-8 So. Con.)
Clemson
L 1-8
Clemson
L 3-7
Clemson
L 0-6
Aubrun
L 0-12
Columbus (GA)
L 1-9
Appalachian State
W 9-5
Appalachian State
L 1-9
Appalachian State
L 2-7
WVU
W 5-0
VMI
W 2-1
VMI
W 13-6
VMI
L 2-3
VMI
L 6-12
VMI
W 14-3
Appalachian State
L 2-17
Appalachian State
L 3-4
Appalachian State
L 4-6
Concord
W 3-1
Concord
W 13-2
East Tennessee
W 20-4
East Tennessee
L 8-9
Kentucky
W 15-6
Kentucky
L 3-6
WV Tech
W 9-5
WV Tech
W 20-5
Ohio U
L 2-10
Ohio U
L 4-16
1985 (26-18-1) - (10-8 So. Con.)
Columbus (GA)
L 3-10
Columbus (GA)
L 3-4
Columbus (GA)
L 10-12
Wofford
L 5-9
Wingate
T 1-1
Fairmont State
W 19-1
Appalachian State
L 3-4
Appalachian State
W 5-3
Appalachian State
L 6-7
EKU
L 3-7
EKU
L 5-10
VMI
W 10-5
VMI
L 4-9
VMI
L 4-5
Morehead State
L 5-11
WVU
W 4-1
WVU
L 10-12
VMI
W 4-1
VMI
L 7-10
VMI
W 12-5
Concord
W 14-2
Concord
W 9-2
Morehead State
W 6-5
Appalachian State
L 7-14
Appalachian State
L 3-8
Appalachian State
W 6-4
Bluefield State
W 19-0
Bluefield State
W 19-5
WV Tech
W 15-8
WV Tech
W 15-0
East Tennessee
W 4-3
East Tennessee
W 12-2
East Tennessee
W 6-2
WVSC
W 7-6
Concord
W 14-0
Concord
W 8-1
East Tennessee
L 2-7
East Tennessee
W 21-9
East Tennessee
W 5-1
Charleston (WV)
W 12-2
Charleston (WV)
W 9-0
Davidson
W 9-1
Western Carolina
W 5-2
Western Carolina
L 6-12
Western Carolina
L 12-13
1986 (15-18) - (4-13 So.
Kentucky
Appalachian State
Appalachian State
WV Tech
WV Tech
@ VMI
@ VMI
@ VMI
Rio Grande
Rio Grande
@ WVU
@ WVU
@ Fairmont State
VMI
VMI
VMI
Morehead State
EKU
EKU
@ Appalachian State
@ Appalachian State
@ Appalachian State
@ Charleston (WV)
WVSC
@ East Tennessee
@ East Tennessee
@ East Tennessee
East Tennessee
East Tennessee
East Tennessee
@ Morehead State
@ Bluefield State
@ Bluefield State
Con.)
W 6-1
L 4-15
L 6-14
W 12-3
W 9-6
L 3-9
L 1-5
L 15-18
W 3-1
W 10-1
L 7-9
W 7-1
W 16-15
L 3-6
W 13-12
W 9-8
L 7-14
L 4-9
W 10-9
L 0-5
L 1-8
L 9-19
L 1-2
W 17-2
L 1-5
L 3-10
W 13-12
L 10-14
L 6-15
W 11-7
W 12-8
W 16-1
W 7-0
1987 (16-14) - (5-7 So. Con.)
Fairmont State
L 1-2
Fairmont State
W 12-11
@ Clemson
L 11-12
@ Clemson
@ Clemson
@ Columbus (GA)
@ Columbus (GA)
@ Appalachian State
@ Appalachian State
@ Appalachian State
Charleston (WV)
Charleston (WV)
VMI
VMI
VMI
@ EKU
@ WV Tech
@ WV Tech
East Tennessee
East Tennessee
East Tennessee
Kentucky Christian
Kentucky Christian
@ Kentucky
@ VMI
@ VMI
@ VMI
Concord
Concord
WVSC
Morehead State
Rio Grande
Rio Grande
L 1-19
L 1-10
L 0-13
L 8-12
L 2-3
L 4-5
L 2-10
L 4-6
W 5-3
L 6-7
L 5-6
L 9-17
L 10-14
W 15-3
W 15-4
W 10-1
W 9-7
W 17-7
W 8-0
W 11-0
L 1-12
L 3-4
W 5-2
W 9-4
W 7-6
W 10-3
W 7-5
W 10-8
L 7-11
W 6-2
1988 (23-17) - (7-9 So. Con.)
Davis & Elkins
W 11-4
Davis & Elkins
W 11-4
Kentucky Christian
W 4-1
Kentucky Christian
W 21-4
@ Fairmont State
W 7-3
Appalachian State
W 11-3
@ Furman
W 13-9
@ Furman
W 8-6
@ Columbus (GA)
W 8-6
@ Columbus (GA)
L 4-6
@ Columbus (GA)
L 2-8
@ VMI
L 6-25
@ VMI
W 15-7
@ VMI
W 21-7
WVSC
L 3-5
WVSC
W 7-6
Kentucky
W 7-6
@ East Tennessee
W 8-5
@ East Tennessee
L 10-11
@ East Tennessee
L 15-16
EKU
W 3-2
EKU
W 10-3
@ Appalachian State
L 1-5
@ Appalachian State
L 5-6
@ Appalachian State
W 8-7
WVU
L 8-9
WVU
L 2-7
VMI
W 9-8
VMI
L 2-8
VMI
L 7-9
Morehead State
L 5-6
WV Tech
W 10-3
WV Tech
W 5-1
East Tennessee
L 4-7
East Tennessee
W 12-11
East Tennessee
L 13-14
@ Charleston (WV)
W 11-3
Bluefield State
W 11-4
Bluefield State
W 5-2
@ Morehead State
L 4-8
1989 (16-14) - (8-5 So. Con.)
Kentucky Wesleyan
W 13-6
@ The Citadel
W 12-7
@ The Citadel
L 0-3
@ The Citadel
L 0-1
Fairmont State
W 10-9
Fairmont State
L 4-5
@ WVSC
L 4-14
East Tennessee
W 9-8
East Tennessee
W 6-5
@ VMI
W 11-5
@ VMI
L 3-8
@ Ohio U
W 7-6
@ Wake Forest
L 8-11
@ Wake Forest
L 4-9
@ Wake Forest
L 7-8
WV Tech
W 11-1
WV Tech
W 12-2
@ EKU
W 4-2
@ EKU
L 3-8
@ Appalachian State
L 2-6
@ Appalachian State
W 6-5
@ Appalachian State
L 6-11
@ Kentucky
L 10-14
Furman
W 7-1
Furman
W 11-5
Furman
W 13-8
Morehead State
W 17-10
East Tennessee
W 12-4
Appalachian State
L 9-13
Western Carolina
L 2-4
1990 (20-19) - (10-7 So. Con.)
WV Wesleyan
W 16-8
@ Rio Grande
W 7-3
@ Rio Grande
W 9-3
@ East Tennessee
L 2-4
@ East Tennessee
W 1-0
@ East Tennessee
W 14-8
@ Clemson
L 0-13
@ Clemson
L 3-7
@ Clemson
L 2-16
VMI
W 5-1
VMI
L 0-7
VMI
W 6-5
WV Tech
W 5-1
WV Tech
W 15-4
@ Morehead State
W 35-6
Brown
@ Wake Forest
@ Wake Forest
Cleveland State
Ohio U
Cleveland State
@ Western Carolina
@ Western Carolina
@ Western Carolina
Appalachian State
Appalachian State
Appalachian State
@ Furman
@ Furman
@ Furman
WVSC
Morehead State
@ Ohio State
The Citadel
The Citadel
Furman
Western Carolina
The Citadel
Western Carolina
L 7-10
L 4-7
L 3-5
W 10-9
L 1-10
L 5-14
L 7-10
W 6-5
L 13-17
W 10-5
W 6-5
W 12-11
W 8-4
W 5-4
L 5-6
W 6-5
L 7-8
L 8-9
L 2-4
L 4-18
W 5-2
W 3-1
L 2-9
L 3-11
1991 (16-26) - (9-7 So. Con.)
Ohio State
L 5-9
Ohio State
L 3-4
WV Wesleyan
W 4-1
@ VMI
W 11-1
@ VMI
W 10-2
@ VMI
W 16-0
@ Rio Grande
W 17-5
Alderson Broaddus
W 10-5
Alderson Broaddus
W 2-1
WVSC
L 4-5
WVSC
L 0-4
Rio Grande
L 1-4
Rio Grande
L 5-7
Fairmont State
W 4-2
Fairmont State
W 12-1
Kentucky
L 3-13
Western Carolina
L 3-7
Western Carolina
L 0-17
@ Ohio State
L 3-12
@ Appalachian State
W 8-7
@ Appalachian State
W 5-4
@ EKU
L 4-12
@ Kentucky
L 4-10
Morehead State
L 6-7
Furman
L 1-4
Furman
L 0-1
Furman
W 7-3
Liberty
L 2-7
@ WVU
L 3-13
@ WVU
W 6-3
Ohio U
L 5-15
@ The Citadel
L 0-4
@ The Citadel
L 0-8
@ the Citadel
L 4-5
@ Coastal Carolina
L 6-7
Morehead State
L 3-6
East Tennessee
W 4-0
East Tennessee
W 6-3
East Tennessee
W 8-2
@ Morehead State
L 8-10
East Tennessee
L 4-14
Furman
L 4-10
1992 (15-26) - (5-13 So. Con.)
@ Virginia
L 5-7
@ Western Kentucky
W 10-7
@ Western Kentucky
L 2-8
@ Western Kentucky
L 4-5
Alderson Broaddus
W 6-0
Alderson Broaddus
W 5-3
Davis & Elkins
W 6-3
@ WVSC
L 5-6
@ Georgia Southern
L 1-6
@ Georgia Southern
L 3-4
@ Georgia Southern
L 0-4
@ Western Carolina
L 4-6
@ Western Carolina
L 1-3
@ Western Carolina
L 1-29
@ Rio Grande
W 5-1
@ Rio Grande
W 10-1
Appalachian State
W 2-0
Appalachian State
W 2-1
Cincinnati
W 8-5
@ Morehead State
W 11-3
@ Morehead State
L 3-4
Minnesota
W 3-1
@ Furman
L 2-3
@ Furman
W 3-0
@ Furman
L 3-12
@ Liberty
L 9-14
The Citadel
L 0-6
The Citadel
L 0-3
@ Ohio U
L 6-9
@ Ohio U
L 6-7
@ Ohio State
L 5-22
EKU
L 3-6
@ East Tennessee
L 2-9
@ East Tennessee
L 1-4
@ East Tennessee
L 5-7
Shawnee State
W 7-2
Louisville
L 6-10
VMI
W 5-1
VMI
W 6-4
Georgia Southern
L 3-4
Appalachian State
L 7-8
1993 (13-27) - (9-14 So. Con.)
@ Virginia
L 2-4
@ Virginia
L 1-8
@ East Tennessee
W 4-1
@ East Tennessee
L 1-2
@ East Tennessee
L 11-14
@ Furman
L 6-7
@ Furman
L 1-4
@ Furman
W 7-5
@ EKU
W 13-3
All-time Results
@ Georgia Southern
@ Georgia Souuthern
@ WVU
@ WVU
VMI
VMI
VMI
Rio Grande
@ Western Carolina
@ Western Carolina
@ Western Carolina
Ohio U
@ Kentucky
@ Cincinnati
Appalachian State
Appalachian State
Appalachian State
@ Morehead State
@ Morehead State
Western Kentucky
@ Virginia Tech
The Citadel
The Citadel
The Citadel
EKU
@ Davidson
@ Davidson
@ Davidson
Western Carolina
Appalachian State
Davidson
L 2-4
L 2-4
L 4-8
L 4-8
W 7-0
W 3-2
W 12-5
W 3-2
W 6-3
L 3-15
L 4-13
W 4-3
L 11-12
L 15-16
W 3-2
L 2-7
L 4-8
L 5-11
L 6-11
L 2-8
L 3-9
L 0-3
W 3-2
W 8-7
L 5-7
L 0-9
L 5-6
L 6-17
L 6-7
W 4-2
L 1-10
1994 (23-20) - (10-8 So. Con.)
Virginia
L 4-5
Virginia
L 0-2
East Tennessee
W 3-0
East Tennessee
W 3-2
@ Furman
L 1-3
@ Furman
L 4-10
@ Furman
L 4-11
Georgia Southern
W 5-1
Georgia Southern
W 1-0
Pittsburgh
L 4-14
@ Virginia Tech
L 4-5
Virginia Tech
W 7-3
@ Western Kentucky
W 8-1
@ Western Kentucky
L 4-5
@ Western kentucky
W 9-6
@ Kentucky
L 5-9
@ EKU
W 11-4
@ VMI
W 9-1
@ VMI
L 1-7
@ Kentucky
W 8-6
@ Ohio U
L 2-3
@ Cincinnati
W 11-7
Western Carolina
L 4-7
Western Carolina
L 4-5
Western Carolina
L 5-8
@ Morehead State
W 5-3
@ Louisville
W 8-6
@ Appalachian State
W 8-2
@ Appalachian State
W 10-0
@ Appalachian State
L 1-13
EKU
W 6-5
@ The Citadel
W 10-4
@ The Citadel
W 4-1
@ The Citadel
W 9-4
Louisville
W 12-11
@ Morehead State
L 5-6
Duquesne
L 5-6
Davidson
W 7-3
Davidson
L 2-3
Davidson
W 8-3
Appalachian State
W 7-3
VMI
L 4-6
Western Carolina
L 2-8
1995 (12-38) - (9-15 So. Con.)
@ Virginia
L 0-5
@ Virginia
L 3-8
@ James Madison
W 9-6
Furman
W 7-2
Furman
W 7-6
Furman
W 7-5
@ Vanderbilt
L 4-7
@ Georgia Southern
L 0-7
@ Georgia Southern
L 4-9
@ Georgia Southern
L 3-15
WVSC
W 2-1
@ Ohio U
L 5-7
@ Ohio U
L 1-8
Western Kentucky
L 4-7
@ WVU
L 2-4
@ WVU
L 2-3
@ Duquesne
L 1-6
@ VMI
W 7-3
@ VMI
L 6-7
@ VMI
L 4-6
@ Louisville
L 1-12
@ Pittsburgh
L 5-6
Virginia Tech
L 5-9
@ Western Carolina
W 10-9
@ Western Carolina
L 1-3
@ Western Carolina
L 6-20
@ EKU
L 6-12
Kentucky
L 7-12
@ Morehead State
L 4-11
Appalachian State
L 2-3
Appalachian State
L 5-9
Appalachian State
W 5-3
James Madison
L 3-15
@ Virginia Tech
L 5-6
The Citadel
L 1-7
The Citadel
L 0-7
The Citadel
L 0-4
@ Kentucky
L 1-4
@ Ohio State
L 6-9
@ Davidson
L 9-10
@ Davidson
L 2-4
@ Davidson
W 10-7
Morehead State
L 6-10
Ohio U
L 3-13
@ East Tennessee
L 6-7
@ East Tennessee
@ East Tennessee
The Citadel
Davidson
Western Carolina
W 6-4
W 10-9
L 1-5
W 8-5
L 3-10
1996 (7-25-1) - (4-17 So. Con.)
@ Florida State
L 1-16
@ Florida State
L 0-34
@ Louisville
L 6-7
Ohio U
L 10-12
@ Western Kentucky
W 12-4
@ Western Kentucky
L 5-9
@ Western Kentucky
L 6-22
@ UNC-Charlotte
L 2-11
@ Winthrop
T 9-9
@ VMI
L 3-5
@ VMI
L 4-6
@ VMI
L 8-9
Western Carolina
L 6-10
Western Carolina
L 3-4
Western Carolina
L 1-7
@ Appalachian State
L 6-11
@ Appalachian State
L 0-4
@ Appalachian State
L 0-4
Louisville
L 6-11
Kentucky
L 1-15
@ The Citadel
L 3-4
@ The Citadel
L 5-15
@ The Citadel
L 1-6
EKU
W 7-6
EKU
W 4-3
@ Ohio U
L 3-8
@ Ohio U
L 4-21
Davidson
W 5-4
Davidson
W 4-3
Davidson
W 8-7
WVU
L 4-12
@ Kentucky
L 5-26
Morehead State
L 1-7
Morehead State
L 0-7
East Tennessee
W 6-3
East Tennessee
L 2-4
East Tennessee
L 8-9
@ Morehead State
L 4-10
@ Ohio State
L 3-17
@ Furman
L 1-9
@ Furman
L 2-3
@ Furman
L 6-9
@ Auburn
L 4-11
1997 (7-39) - (4-20 So. Con.)
@ Alabama
L 2-8
@ Alabama
L 4-17
@ Alabama
L 0-16
@ Florida State
L 1-22
@ Florida State
L 4-15
@ Florida State
L 2-14
Ohio U
W 4-3
Ohio U
L 1-2
@ Cincinnati
L 3-13
@ Western Carolina
L 4-15
@ Western Carolina
L 2-10
@ Western Carolina
W 4-3
@ Western Carolina
L 10-20
@ North Carolina
L 7-18
@ Va. Commonwealth
W 6-5
@ Appalachian State
L 4-12
@ Appalachian State
W 7-6
@ Appalachian State
L 10-11
The Citadel
L 11-18
The Citadel
L 3-10
The Citadel
L 9-13
Cincinnati
L 10-11
@ Ohio State
L 5-15
@ Ohio State
L 2-10
@ Davidson
L 8-9
@ Davidson
L 5-8
@ Davidson
L 4-5
@ Virginia Tech
L 10-14
@ Ohio U
L 5-6
@ Ohio U
L 2-14
@ EKU
L 7-13
@ East Tennessee
L 7-10
@ East Tennessee
W 7-6
@ East Tennessee
W 7-5
@ Kentucky
L 4-9
@ Furman
L 2-6
@ Furman
L 9-13
@ Furman
L 6-19
@ WVU
L 2-6
@ WVU
L 0-10
EKU
W 4-3
@ Morehead State
L 11-17
@ Georgia Southern
L 5-12
@ Georgia Southern
L 5-6
@ Georgia Southern
L 3-12
@ Auburn
L 4-11
1998 (18-35) - (9-21 MAC)
@ UNC-Asheville
L 1-6
@ UNC-Asheville
L 5-14
@ UNC-Asheville
L 1-8
@ South Carolina
L 3-4
@ South Carolina
L 7-8
@ South Carolina
L 5-8
Youngstown State
W 8-2
@ WVSC
W 5-4
@ VMI
L 10-17
@ VMI
W 6-4
@ VMI
W 7-2
Drexel
L 6-7
Drexel
W 18-5
Drexel
L 7-12
@ Kentucky
W 13-9
Cleveland State
W 7-4
@ Morehead State
L 11-12
Central Michigan
L 3-16
Central Michigan
L 8-12
Western Michigan
W 9-8
Western Michigan
W 8-5
@ EKU
L 5-13
Morehead State
L 4-11
Virginia Tech
@ Ball State
@ Ball State
@ Northern Illinois
@ Northern Illinois
WVU
Toledo
Toledo
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
Miami (OH)
EKU
@ Akron
@ Akron
@ Akron
@ Eastern Michigan
@ Eastern Michigan
@ Ohio U
@ Ohio U
@ Ohio U
@ Ohio U
Kent State
Kent State
Kent State
@ Cincinnati
@ Bowling Green
@ Bowling Green
@ Bowling Green
@ Bowling Green
W 9-5
L 2-11
L 4-15
W 13-2
L 3-6
L 11-12
L 1-12
L 2-6
L 6-8
L 7-9
L 4-6
W 13-10
W 19-9
W 10-6
W 5-4
L 5-19
L 4-9
L 5-11
L 9-10
L 6-8
W 11-8
W 7-2
W 5-3
L 2-3
L 3-5
L 18-22
L 0-7
L 3-4
L 1-2
L 0-3
1999 (12-43-1) - (4-26-1
@ Campbell
@ Campbell
@ N.C. A&T
@ N.C. A&T
@ Western kentucky
Cincinnati
@ Western Kentucky
@ Charleston Southern
@ Coll. of Charleston
@ EKU
WVSC
@ Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech
Morehead State
@ Wofford
Youngstown State
@ Wofford
@ Wofford
@ Morehead State
@ Duquesne
@ Central Michigan
@ Central Michigan
@ Western Michigan
@ Western Michigan
Cincinnati
@ VMI
@ VMI
Ball State
Ball State
Northern Illinois
Northern Illinois
@ Toledo
@ Toledo
@ Miami (OH)
@ Miami (OH)
@ Miami (OH)
@ Miami (OH)
Akron
Akron
Akron
Akron
Eastern Michigan
Eastern Michigan
Ohio U
Ohio U
Ohio U
Ohio U
@ Kent State
@ Kent State
@ Kent State
@ Kent State
Bowling Green
Bowling Green
Bowling Green
MAC)
L 8-17
L 7-22
W 4-1
L 4-7
L 5-9
W 5-4
L 2-6
W 7-3
L 2-4
L 1-6
L 6-19
L 4-7
L 4-5
W 5-3
L 1-13
L 2-3
L 3-12
L 6-10
W 6-3
W 9-8
L 12-21
L 1-16
L 2-6
W 7-2
L 3-4
L 0-5
W 13-11
L 10-12
W 5-4
L 1-4
L 1-2
W 12-6
W 5-3
L 0-3
L 0-1
W 8-6
L 2-4
L 4-9
L 6-7
L 2-3
L 4-6
L 4-16
L 6-16
L 1-8
T 5-5
L 1-6
L 5-10
L 4-5
L 1-5
L 2-7
L 4-9
L 3-4
L 2-4
L 2-9
L 4-16
L 1-13
2000 (21-33-1) - (7-20 MAC)
@ Georgia
L 5-18
@ Georgia
L 5-7
L 1-15
L 0-6
W 14-5
N.C. A&T
W 8-2
N.C. A&T
W 7-4
N.C. A&T
W 14-2
Rio Grande
W 13-3
vs. Ohio State*
L 7-10
vs. Winthrop*
L 2-5
vs. Fairfield*
L 1-4
vs. Fairfield*
W 8-1
WVSC
W 6-5
WVSC
L 3-5
@ Liberty
W 5-1
@ Liberty
L 5-6
@ Liberty
L 5-6
Youngstown State
W 7-6
Youngstown State
W 15-7
Morehead State
T 4-4
Western Michigan
W 1-0
Western Michigan
L 1-6
Central Michigan
L 5-11
Central Michigan
L 9-12
@ UNC-Asheville
L 4-6
@ UNC-Asheville
W 5-3
@ Ball State
L 9-11
@ Ball State
L 14-17
@ Northern Illinois
L 2-6
@ Bowling Green
L 3-4
@ Bowling Green
L 4-8
@ Bowling Green
L 1-7
@ Bowling Green
L 3-16
Ohio U
L 2-9
Ohio U
L 5-7
@ Ohio U
L 0-5
@ Ohio U
L 4-5
VMI
L 3-4
VMI
W 13-12
Miami (OH)
W 10-7
Miami (OH)
L 3-10
Miami (OH)
L 0-8
Miami (OH)
W 7-3
@ Morehead State
W 18-17
Dayton
W 9-7
Dayton
L 7-8
@ Akron
W 5-4
@ Akron
W 10-2
@ Akron
W 6-1
@ Akron
L 6-14
Kent State
L 4-9
Kent State
L 9-10
Kent State
L 4-6
Kent State
W 8-7
*Winthrop Stateline Classic
2001 (24-29) - (11-17 MAC)
@ Coastal Carolina
L 3-8
@ Coastal Carolina
W 8-7
@ Coastal Carolina
W 5-2
@ N.C. A&T
W 10-1
@ N.C. A&T
L 4-7
@ N.C. A&T
L 1-4
@ N.C. A&T
W 7-5
@ Gardner Webb
L 0-1
@ Gardner Webb
L 5-6
@ Gardner Webb
W 20-5
@ Morehead State
W 7-3
@ Morehead State
W 19-2
Youngstown State
W 11-8
@ Oklahoma State
L 2-12
@ Oklahoma State
L 2-11
@ Murray State
L 2-12
Buffalo
L 14-15
Buffalo
W 10-2
Buffalo
W 22-8
Buffalo
W 13-10
@ WVSC
W 5-0
@ WVSC
W 11-4
@ Wright State
L 6-11
@ Wright State
L 2-6
@ Wright State
W 8-7
@ Toledo
L 9-10
@ Toledo
L 6-10
@ Akron
W 5-2
@ Akron
W 8-0
@ Rio Grande
W 17-5
Bowling Green
W 12-10
Bowling Green
W 12-7
Bowling Green
L 7-15
Bowling Green
L 6-15
@ EKU
L 5-9
@ Miami (OH)
L 1-4
@ Miami (OH)
W 15-0
@ Miami (OH)
L 5-9
@ Miami (OH)
L 3-18
Morehead State
W 17-8
Kent State
L 9-10
Kent State
W 10-9
Kent State
L 5-8
Kent State
L 6-17
@ Ohio U
L 1-4
@ Ohio U
L 10-14
@ Ohio U
L 18-20
@ Ohio U
L 7-22
EKU
L 3-9
@ Eastern Michigan
W 12-8
@ Eastern Michigan
L 0-6
@ Eastern Michigan
W 7-3
@ Eastern Michigan
L 4-5
2002 (17-35) - (7-20 MAC)
@ Winthrop
L 3-11
@ Winthrop
L 0-12
@ Auburn
L 5-11
@ Auburn
L 4-21
@ Auburn
L 6-15
@ Charleston Southern* W 16-7
vs. Hofstra*
W 11-7
vs. Maryland*
L 3-10
Wright State
W 4-2
WVSC
W 10-6
WVSC
W 15-14
Concord
W 12-8
Youngstown State
W 11-4
Youngstown State
L 7-10
@ UNC-Asheville
L 2-7
@ Morehead State
L 23-24
Toledo
L 5-15
Toledo
W 8-5
@ EKU
L 6-14
@ Buffalo
L 2-7
@ Buffalo
W 4-0
@ Buffalo
W 7-6
Dayton
L 8-17
Findlay
L 3-9
@ Kentucky
L 4-14
Rio Grande
W 18-5
Akron
W 8-4
Akron
L 3-12
Morehead State
L 1-19
Morehead State
W 7-6
@ Bowling Green
L 10-19
@ Bowling Green
L 8-9
@ Bowling Green
L 4-6
@ Bowling Green
L 3-6
@ Dayton
L 4-14
Miami (OH)
L 8-16
Miami (OH)
L 10-13
Miami (OH)
W 11-5
Miami (OH)
W 6-5
EKU
W 20-10
@ Kent State
L 0-13
@ Kent State
W 7-4
@ Kent State
L 4-7
@ Kent State
Ohio U
@ Ohio U
@ Ohio U
Ohio U
Eastern Michigan
Eastern Michigan
Eastern Michigan
Eastern Michigan
L 11-13
L 5-12
L 1-11
L 4-8
L 6-18
L 7-13
L 9-11
L 12-17
L 6-10
2003 (22-31-1) - (11-16 MAC)
@ Mercer
L 4-6
@ Mercer
W 11-7
@ Mercer
W 6-5
@ Coll. of Charleston*
L 2-6
@ Charleston Southern*
L 7-8
vs. Kentucky&
L 6-9
@ Ala-Birmingham&
L 1-12
vs. Eastern Illinois&
W 6-5
@ N.C. State
L 4-9
@ N.C. State
L 10-18
@ N.C. State
L 1-9
@ WVSC
L 8-12
@ WVSC
T 2-2
@ Wright State
W 7-3
@ Wright State
W 8-3
@ Wright State
L 0-10
@ Kentucky
L 1-14
Concord
W 7-1
Drexel
W 12-3
Drexel
W 10-4
Drexel
L 11-14
Western Michigan
L 4-9
Western Michigan
L 5-12
Western Michigan
L 3-6
Western Michigan
W 19-2
Morehead State
W 6-5
@ Ohio U
L 1-11
Ohio U
L 2-16
Ohio U
W 4-3
@ Ohio U
L 3-5
@ Buffalo
W 4-0
@ Buffalo
W 5-2
@ Buffalo
L 4-8
@ Buffalo
L 2-3
@ Morehead State
L 8-12
Kent State
L 5-23
Kent State
W 5-2
Kent State
L 2-21
Kent State
L 9-17
@ EKU
L 10-13
@ Bowling Green
W 5-0
@ Bowling Green
L 5-10
@ Bowling Green
W 3-2
@ Bowling Green
W 12-5
Rio Grande
W 7-4
@ Miami (OH)
W 10-4
@ Miami (OH)
L 2-3
@ Miami (OH)
L 6-7
@ Miami (OH)
L 5-8
Akron
L 6-11
Akron
W 4-1
Akron
W 7-2
@ Youngstown State
W 10-6
@ Youngstown State
L 3-6
*Coll. of Charleston Tourn.
& UAB Tournament
2004 (27-27) - (10-13 MAC)
@ Belmont
L 1-3
@ Belmont
L 8-9
@ Belmont
L 3-4
@ Coll. of Charleston*
L 4-14
vs. George Mason*
L 4-11
@ Charleston Southern*
W 8-6
@ Ala.-Birmingham
L 1-7
@ Ala.-Birmingham
L 3-4
@ Ala.-Birmingham
W 13-5
WVSC
W 10-3
Concord
W 5-3
Niagara
W 6-4
Niagara
W 12-5
Niagara
W 8-7
@ Liberty
W 8-5
@ Liberty
L 5-8
@ Liberty
L 5-14
@ East Carolina
L 2-8
Cleveland State
W 8-3
Cleveland State
L 1-2
Cleveland State
W 8-2
@ Kentucky
W 6-2
@ Eastern Michigan
L 7-8
@ Eastern Michigan
L 2-3
@ Eastern Michigan
L 3-7
@ Louisville
L 5-17
Miami (OH)
L 3-11
Miami (OH)
L 7-8
Morehead State
W 5-1
Morehead State
L 5-6
@ Kent State
L 1-11
@ Kent State
W 4-3
@ Kent State
L 4-5
Ohio U
W 4-3
Ohio U
W 13-9
Ohio U
L 2-7
NYIT
W 9-7
NYIT
W 7-1
NYIT
W 10-3
@ Morehead State
W 14-10
@ Morehead State
L 0-6
Central Michigan
L 4-7
Central Michigan
L 3-12
Central Michigan
L 1-9
@ Akron
W 8-3
@ Akron
W 13-4
@ Akron
L 1-13
EKU
W 11-0
@ Ball State
W 6-2
@ Ball State
L 3-4
@ Ball State
W 8-2
Buffalo
W 8-4
Buffalo
W 9-2
Buffalo
W 5-1
*Coll. of Charleston Tournement
49
History
Marshall University is entering its 109th year this season. In the first recorded game in school history, in 1896, the
Marshall College team defeated a team from Huntington Business College, 17-8, on May 14 and baseball was up and
running.
In 94 seasons since then, the Thundering Herd baseball team has compiled a 1,067-1,128-12 mark, a winning
percentage of .486.
Marshall’s first coach came on board for the 1901 season when Professor M.M. Scott led the squad for two seasons. It
was not until 1910, however, when Boyd Chambers, a Marshall College graduate, took over that the program had any
stability. He coached football, baseball and even basketball for a few seasons from 1909-1917. He was followed by eight
coaches in the next nine years.
In 1927, Johnny “Blood” Stuart, a Marshall assistant football coach who had played professionally in the St. Louis
Cardinals organization, took over the baseball program and in six seasons won 67 games and four conference championships in the West Virginia Collegiate Conference (today’s WVIAC). The conference had been formed by Marshall President
Morris Shawkey and other college presidents from around the state to give some direction to their athletic programs.
In 1931, Stuart’s team went 11-1-1 and won their fourth consecutive league title. During the four-year run, the team
had gone 50-10-1, including 7-2 verses West Virginia University. In 1933 when Stuart left, Athletic Director and WVU
Hall of Famer Roy “Legs” Hawley took over and in three seasons set a standard unmatched in Marshall baseball history.
Hawley’s teams won three consecutive Buckeye Conference Championships (the Herd was in the league 1933-38) and
went 30-5 during this period, a .857 winning percentage, which is still a school
record. Hawley was hired as the Athletic Director at WVU following the
1935 season.
The Marshall baseball team
stumbled through the next 13 years
with five coaches and no baseball played
at all in 1939-41, and 1944-46. Joe Binn
would step in for the 1947 season and
then ran things in 1948-49 and once
again in 1952 after Howard Hood
stepped down in 1951 after two seasons.
In 1955, a young man, who was
coaching at Huntington High after getting both his bachelor (1952) and graduate (1953) degrees from Marshall, was given the chance to coach the Marshall
team on a one-year, interim, basis. Jack Cook, captain for the Herd in 1949, lost a chance to play in the St. Louis Browns
organization to fight in the Korean War, and went only 2-11 in that first season.
The 1949 Marshall Baseball team featuring Jack Cook (front row, third from left).
Cook returned to Marshall in 1967 after stints by Bill Chambers, Alvis Brown and Bob Kruthoffer to become the
school’s first full-time baseball coach. In the next 23 season, Cook won 420 more games to be the school’s all-time
winningest single-sport coach. His 24 season totals were 422-344-3, a .551 winning percentage.
Cook won two Southern Conference titles (1978 and 1981) and led the Herd to two NCAA tournament appearances:
1973 (18-10) and 1978, which saw the Herd come within one win of advancing to the College World Series. The Herd
defeated both Florida State and Clemson to advance to the finals before losing twice to the Miami Hurricanes. Marshall
finished 27-13, with 27 wins being a school record.
Following his retirement in 1989, the Jack Cook Most Valuable Player Award was started in his honor. Howard McCann
replaced Cook and coached from 1990-95. Craig Antush took over for McCann and coached from the 1996 season through
the 1998 season. Former assistant coach and Marshall baseball standout Dave Piepenbrink has been placed with the
responsibility of returning the Thundering Herd program to its former glory. Who better to take over such a task but
someone who was coached and tutored by Jack Cook himself?
Since taking over the program in the middle of 1998, Piepenbrink has turned things around. 2004 marked the first
time that the Herd has posted consecutive double digit conference win season since returning to the MAC. The team also
tied the all-time win record of 27, which was set in 1978. The program will take another step forward when Marshall
University enters Conference USA in 2005. Baseball will begin play in C-USA starting with the 2006 season.
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All-time Results
Season-by-Season Results
Year Record
1896
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906-09
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939-41
1942
2-0
2-0
1-0
12-0
9-0
8-2
2-0
1-2
4-4
6-10
7-3
14-4
1-3
8-2-1
14-6
17-12
5-3
7-6
8-2-1
8-8
3-5
1-7
3-6
7-2
4-5
7-8
9-5
*15-2
*14-1
*10-6
*11-1-1
8-6
^9-2
^13-2
^8-1
3-9
4-5
6-3
1-3
Coach
No Paid Coach
No Paid Coach
No Paid Coach
No Paid Coach
M.M. Scott
M.M. Scott
George Ford
George Ford
Pennypacker
No Baseball
Boyd Chambers
Boyd Chambers
Boyd Chambers
Boyd Chambers
Boyd Chambers
Boyd Chambers
Boyd Chambers
Boyd Chambers
Carl Shipley
Carl Ridgley
A.E. Reilly
Herbert Cramer
Kemper Shelton
Kemper Shelton
H.R. Briggs
Russ Meredith
Guy Fiber
Johnny Stuart
Johnny Stuart
Johnny Stuart
Johnny Stuart
Johnny Stuart
Johnny Stuart
Roy Hawley
Roy Hawley
Roy Hawley
Francis Farley
Francis Farley
Cam Henderson
No Baseball
Kyle Tackett
Year Record
1943
1944-46
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1-6
Coach
Johnny Watson
No Baseball
Joe Binns
Joe Binns
Joe Binns
Howard Hood
Howard Hood
Joe Binns
Joe Binns
Joe Binns
Jack Cook
Bill Chambers
Bill Chambers
1-2
9-8
12-5
11-10
5-10
8-5
8-5
8-9
2-11
7-9-1
6-16
Marshall’s Conference
Championships
W. Virginia Collegiate Conference
(Member from 1925-1932)
1928, 1929, 1930, 1931
Buckeye Conference
1933, 1934, 1935
Southern Conference
1978, 1981
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
8-10
12-10
11-11
8-12-1
4-10
8-14
8-15
6-19
6-15
11-12
18-7
14-12-1
Bill Chambers
Bill Chambers
Bill Chambers
Alvis Brown
Alvis Brown
Alvis Brown
Alvis Brown
Alvis Brown
Bob Kruthoffer
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Year Record
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
Coach
14-12
16-19
14-11
%18-10
21-15
24-10
18-13
20-21
&%27-13
23-15-1
17-11
&22-17
17-21
19-14
11-16
26-18
15-18
16-17
23-17
16-14
20-19
16-26
15-26
13-27
23-20
12-38
7-35-1
7-39
18-35
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Jack Cook
Howard McCann
Howard McCann
Howard McCann
Howard McCann
Howard McCann
Howard McCann
Craig Antush
Craig Antush
Craig Antush/
Dave Piepenbrink
1999
12-43-1
Dave Piepenbrink
2000
21-33-1
Dave Piepenbrink
2001
24-29
Dave Piepenbrink
2002
17-35
Dave Piepenbrink
2003
22-31-1
Dave Piepenbrink
2004
27-27
Dave Piepenbrink
Totals 1094-1155-11
* WV Collegiate Conference Champs
^ Buckeye Conference Champs
% NCAA Tournament Bid
& Southern Conference Champs
BOYD CHAMBERS
BILL CHAMBERS
JACK COOK
Coach: 1910-1917
Career Record:
72-43-1 (.621)
Coach: 1956-1960
Career Record:
44-56-1 (.436)
Coach: 1955, 67-89
Career Record:
422-344-3 (.551)
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Record Book
Team Records
Most Wins By Team
1. ....................... 27 ............. 1978
.......................... 27 ............. 2004
2. ....................... 26 ............. 1985
E.B. Hits ................ 208 ...... 2001
Season Leaders
RBI ......................... 383 ...... 2001
Hitting Leaders
Stolen Bases .......... 82 ........ 1999
Games Played
Bases on Balls ....... 237 ...... 1985
Hit by Pitch ............ 60 ........ 2003
3. ....................... 24 ............. 1975
Strikeouts .............. 390 ...... 2003
.......................... 24 ............. 2001
Sacrifices ............... 38 ........ 1998
5. ....................... 23 ............. 1979
Sac. Flys ................. 24 ........ 2000
.......................... 23 ............. 1988
Double Plays .......... 57 ........ 2002
7. ....................... 22 ............. 1981
Runners LOB ....... 386 ...... 2001
.......................... 22 ............. 2003
Errors .................... 116 ...... 1998
9. ....................... 21 ............. 1974
Fielding Pct. ........... .977 ..... 1965
.......................... 21 ............. 2000
Pitching Records-Season
1. .. 56
.... 56
3. .. 55
4. .. 54
............... Eric Pinkerton - 1999
.............. Aaron Williams - 1999
............... Eric Pinkerton - 2000
............................ Eight Players
At Bats
1. .. 219
2. .. 217
3. .. 213
4. .. 211
5. .. 209
................ Jason Ricceri - 2001
.......... David Colangelo - 2001
....... Mike Koitsopoulos - 2003
........ Francois Larmore - 2004
.......... David Colangelo - 2002
Batting Average
1. .. .471 ........... Rusty Wamsley - 1963
2. .. .438 ..................... Greg Hill - 1980
3. .. .436 ..................... Greg Hill - 1983
4. .. .435 ............. Tom Kuempel - 1998
5. .. .431 Mickey Syndenstricker - 1962
Hits
Highest Winning Pct.
ERA ........................ 2.75 ..... 1969
........ Pct. .......... Record ..... Year
Hits Allowed .......... 132 ...... 1962
1. .... 1.000 .......... 12-0 ........ 1902
Runs Allowed ........ 58 ........ 1934
2. .... 1.000 ........... 2-0 ......... 1898
Earned Runs ......... 64 ........ 1973
3. ..... .933 ........... 14-1 ........ 1929
Walks Allowed ...... 79 ........ 1962
4. ..... .889 ............ 8-1 ......... 1935
Strikeouts .............. 344 ...... 1995
5. ..... .885 ......... 11-1-1 ...... 1931
Innings ................... 441.2 ... 2003
6. ..... .867 ........... 13-2 ........ 1934
Opp. Avg. ............... .238 ..... 1959
7. ..... .818 ............ 9-2 ......... 1914
Passed Balls ........... 3 .......... 1996
1. .. 71
2. .. 69
3. .. 58
4. .. 53
5. .. 52
.... 52
.... 52
........ .818 ............ 9-2 ......... 1933
Saves ...................... 9 .......... 2003
Doubles
9. ..... .778 ........... 14-4 ........ 1912
HR Allowed ........... 7 .......... 1973
10. ... .773 .......... 8-2-1 ....... 1919
3B Allowed ............ 0 .......... 1989
11. ... .720 ........... 18-7 ........ 1968
12. ... .675 .......... 27-13 ....... 1978
Offensive Records-Game
Runs Scored
35
Morehead St. 1990
Home Runs
9
Morehead St. 1990
Hits
30
Morehead St. 1990
RBI
34
Morehead St. 1990
Offensive Records-Season
1. .. 85
2. .. 80
3. .. 77
4. .. 76
5. .. 73
............ David Colangelo - 2001
................ Tom Kuempel - 1998
.......... Adam Frederick - 2004
................ Corie O’Bryan - 2003
............... Eric Pinkerton - 2000
Runs Scored
.................. Jason Ricceri - 2001
................ Tom Kuempel - 1998
............... Eric Pinkerton - 2000
....................... Chip Cook - 1985
.................. Jason Brooks - 2001
2B Allowed ............ 16 ........ 1962
1. .. 22
2. .. 19
3. .. 18
.... 18
5. .. 17
Shutouts* .............. 7 .......... 1981
Triples
*Mark Doboney established the
Marshall record for shutouts in
a season with four in 1973.
They came against WV State (30), Glenville State (5-0), Akron
(6-0), and Dayton (4-0). Jeff
Montgomery tied that record in
1981 with shutouts of UNC
Charlotte (13-0), Davidson (3-0),
West Virginia (7-0), and
Western Carolina (1-0)
............... Eric Pinkerton - 2000
..................... Mike Hagy - 1995
.......... Francois Larmore - 2003
.................... Ryan Roush - 1998
....................... Chip Cook - 1985
1. .. 6 .............. David Colangelo - 2001
2. .. 5 ................... Jim Reynolds - 1994
3. .. 4 ............................. Seven Players
Home Runs
1. .. 23
2. .. 20
.... 20
4. .. 19
5. .. 16
.................. Jason Brooks - 2001
..................... Marty Rini - 2000
................ Tom Kuempel - 1999
.................. Jason Ricceri - 2001
.................. Jason Brooks - 2000
Runs Batted In
1. .. 73
2. .. 63
3. .. 60
4. .. 57
5. .. 52
.................. Jason Brooks - 2001
.................. Jason Ricceri - 2001
................ Tom Kuempel - 1998
..................... Marty Rini - 2000
............. Homer Renshaw - 2001
Total Bases
At Bats .............. 1,836 ..... 2004
1. .. 156
2. .. 155
3. .. 144
4. .. 138
5. .. 131
Runs Scored ..... 417 ........ 2001
Slugging Percentage
Average ............ 334 ........ 1998
Games ............... 56 .......... 1999
Hits .................... 567 ........ 2001
Doubles ............. 105 ........ 2001
Triples ............... 18 .... 1985,’94
1. .. .848
2. .. .835
3. .. .829
4. .. .827
5. .. .784
.............. Tom Kuempel - 1998
................ Jason Brooks - 2001
................ Jason Ricceri - 2001
................... Marty Rini - 2000
............. Eric Pinkerton - 2000
............. Tom Kuempel - 1998
........... Rusty Wamsley - 1963
............... Jason Brooks - 2001
................ Jason Nixon - 1989
................ Greg Hatten - 1986
Walks
1. .. 37
.... 37
.... 37
4. .. 34
5. .. 33
............. Roger McIntyre - 1991
.................... Mark Gross - 1975
............... Matt Eldridge - 2001
.................... Vance Bunn - 1985
........... John Piepenbrink - 1990
Strikeouts
1. .. 52
2. .. 45
.... 45
4. .. 44
5. .. 43
................. Chris Monaco - 2004
..................... Marty Rini - 2000
................... Tim Fanning - 1995
Stolen Bases
1. .. 40
2. .. 33
3. .. 21
4. .. 18
5. .. 16
................. Chris Monaco - 2004
.............. Aaron Williams - 1999
................. Jim Reynolds - 1995
............ Robbie Morrison - 1986
Pitching Leaders
Games Started
1. .. 17
2. .. 15
.... 15
.... 15
.... 15
................... Sean Reeder - 2000
...................... Chris Fritz - 2002
................... Sean Reeder - 1999
...................... J.R. Watts - 1998
.................... Matt Spade - 1994
Appearances
1. .. 28
.... 28
3. .. 25
4. .. 24
.... 24
.............. Chris Meadows - 2004
.............. Chris Meadows - 2003
.............. Chad Hathaway - 1995
.............. Chris Meadows - 2004
................... Sean Reeder - 1998
Innings Pitched
1. .. 107.0 .............. Sean Reeder - 2000
2. .. 100.7 ............... Matt Spade - 1994
3. .. 100.0 .............. Rodney May - 1971
4. .. 96.1 .............. Grant Harper - 2003
5. .. 95.2 ................ Sean Reeder - 1999
Earned Run Average
1. .. 0.00
2. .. 0.55
3. .. 0.60
4. .. 0.68
5. .. 1.02
.... 1.02
................. Gary Leach - 1969
............ Mark Doboney - 1973
............. Mike Sullivan - 1980
....... Maywood Belcher - 1934
.............. Mike Peppers - 1972
......... Paul Underwood - 1956
Games Won
1. .. 9 ........................ J.R. Watts - 1998
2. .. 8 ...................... Matt Spade - 1994
.... 8 ................. Albie DeYoung - 1978
.... 8 ..................... Rodney May - 1971
.... 8 ............ Maywood Belcher - 1934
Games Saved
1. .. 6 ................ Chris Meadows - 2003
2. .. 5 ................ Chris Meadows - 2004
.... 5 ..................... Sean Reeder - 1998
.... 5 ..................... Tim Fanning - 1995
.... 5 ................ Ronald Thomas - 1990
Strikeouts
1. .. 107 ................. Sean Reeder - 1999
2. .. 100 .................. Matt Spade - 1994
3. .. 94 ................... Sean Reeder - 2000
4. .. 84 ............... Albie DeYoung - 1977
5. .. 83 .............. Marion Majher - 1959
Home Runs ...... 91 .......... 2001
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Record Book
Career Leaders
Hitting Leaders
Games Played
1. .. 188
2. .. 179
3. .. 175
4. .. 173
.... 173
.... 173
7. .. 172
8. .. 156
9. .. 155
10. 153
.... 153
......... Matt White (1999-2002)
.......... Keith Mastro (1995-98)
....... Aaron Williams (1996-99)
..... David Colangelo (1999-02)
.............. Marty Rini (1999-02)
........... Kurt Henzler (1992-95)
.......... Jim Reynolds (1993-96)
............ Brent Burke (1991-94)
........ Eric Pinkerton (1998-00)
...... Homer Renshaw (1998-00)
.. Mike Koitsopoulos (2002-04)
At Bats
1. .. 630
2. .. 594
3. .. 571
4. .. 565
5. .. 553
6. .. 532
7. .. 513
8. .. 510
9. .. 501
10. 486
.......... Jim Reynolds (1993-96)
.......... Keith Mastro (1995-98)
.............. Mike Hagy (1993-96)
.............. Marty Rini (1999-02)
........ Eric Pinkerton (1998-00)
............. Brett Burke (1991-94)
Batting Average
1. .. .388
2. .. .386
3. .. .373
4. .. .372
5. .. .370
6. .. .367
7. .. .366
8. .. .364
9. .. .361
10. .356
................ Greg Hill (1980-83)
...... Rusty Wamsley (1961-63)
....... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00)
.... Robbie Morrison (1984-87)
........ Tom Kuempel (1995-98)
............ Mike Horan (1974-77)
............ Todd Sager (1981-84)
..... Adam Frederick (2003-)
........... Jason Nixon (1986-89)
.......... Mark Crouch (1979-81)
1. .. 11 ............ Jim Reynolds (1993-96)
2. .. 9 ......... David Colangelo (1999-02)
3. .. 8 ................ John Wilson (1976-79)
4. .. 7 ........... Rusty Wamsley (1961-63)
5. .. 6 ................. Bob Lemley (1966-68)
.... 6 ................. John Mazur (1967-69)
.... 6 ............ Darren Woody (1973-74)
.... 6 ............ Mike Kaufman (1973-76)
.... 6 ................ Carl Burgess (1974-77)
.... 6 ............. Larry Berkery (1976-78)
Home Runs
1. .. 39
2. .. 38
3. .. 34
.... 34
5. .. 31
6. .. 29
7. .. 28
8. .. 27
9 ... 25
.... 25
............. Jason Brooks (2000-01)
.............. Jason Nixon (1986-89)
........... Tom Keumpel (1995-98)
................ Marty Rini (1999-02)
..... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90)
................... Greg Hill (1980-83)
....... Dave McAnallen (1988-91)
.......... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00)
............... Todd Sager (1981-84)
............. Jason Ricceri (2000-01)
Runs Batted In
1. .. 139
2. .. 134
3. .. 121
4. .. 116
5. .. 113
6. .. 112
7. .. 110
.... 110
9. .. 103
10. 101
..... Dave McAnallen (1988-91)
................. Greg Hill (1980-83)
........... Jason Brooks (2000-01)
............ Jason Nixon (1986-89)
... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90)
.............. Marty Rini (1999-02)
............. Todd Sager (1981-84)
........ Eric Pinkerton (1998-00)
......... Tom Kuempel (1995-98)
Total Bases
Hits
1. .. 208
2. .. 187
3. .. 175
4. .. 174
5. .. 172
6. .. 168
7. .. 164
8. .. 163
9. .. 160
10. 155
........ Eric Pinkerton (1998-00)
................. Greg Hill (1980-83)
.............. Mike Hagy (1993-96)
.......... Jim Reynolds (1993-96)
Runs Scored
1. .. 176
2. .. 150
3. .. 131
4. .. 121
5. .. 112
6. .. 109
7. .. 106
8. .. 102
9. .. 100
.... 100
.......... Dan Culicerto (1981-84)
............. Todd Sager (1981-84)
........ Eric Pinkerton (1998-00)
................. Greg Hill (1980-83)
............ Jason Nixon (1986-89)
........... Jason Ricceri (2000-01)
Doubles
1. .. 46
2. .. 42
3. .. 41
4. .. 40
5. .. 38
6. .. 35
7. .. 34
8. .. 31
.... 31
10. 30
Triples
.......... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00)
................ Mike Hagy (1993-96)
..... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90)
......... Dave Colangelo (1999-02)
............... Todd Sager (1981-84)
................... Greg Hill (1980-83)
..... Francois Larmore (2003-04)
.................. Chris Hall (1987-90)
............... Ryan Roush (1995-98)
........ Homer Renshaw (2000-02)
1. .. 316
2. .. 308
.... 308
4. .. 289
5. .. 285
6. .. 282
7. .. 272
8. .. 266
9. .. 264
10. 262
........ Eric Pinkerton (1998-00)
................. Greg Hill (1980-83)
............ Jason Nixon (1986-89)
.............. Marty Rini (1999-02)
........... Jason Brooks (2000-01)
............. Todd Sager (1981-84)
......... Tom Kuempel (1995-98)
Slugging Percentage
1. .. .743
2. .. .718
3. .. .667
4. .. .642
5. .. .630
6. .. .619
7. .. .615
8. .. .602
9. .. .582
10. .577
.......... Jason Brooks (2000-01)
........ Tom Kuempel (1995-98)
............ Todd Sager (1981-84)
.. Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90)
....... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00)
........... Jason Nixon (1986-89)
.... Robbie Morrison (1984-87)
....... Glenn Verbage (1969-71)
.......... Jason Ricceri (2000-01)
.... Dave McAnallen (1988-91)
Walks
1. .. 102 ...... Roger McIntyre (1988-91)
.... 102 .... John Piepenbrink (1987-90)
3. .. 98 ..... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90)
4. .. 95 ....... Dave McAnallen (1988-91)
5. .. 82 ......... Aaron Williams (1996-99)
6. .. 80 ............ Dan Culicerto (1982-85)
7. .. 79 ............... Matt White (1999-02)
8. .. 78 ............... Vance Bunn (1982-85)
9. .. 74 ........... Dave Ramella (1976-79)
10. 71 ............... Todd Sager (1981-84)
Strikeouts
Games Won
1. .. 153 .............. Marty Rini (1999-02)
2. .. 120 ..... Dave McAnallen (1988-91)
.... 120 ............. Matt White (1999-02)
4. .. 101 ........... Kurt Henzler (1992-95)
5. .. 95 ..... Francois Larmore (2003-04)
6. .. 94 ....... David Colangelo (1999-02)
7. .. 87 ............... Joe Shetler (1998-02)
8. .. 84 ................ Mike Hagy (1993-96)
.... 84 ...... John Piepenbrink (1987-90)
10. 83 .......... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00)
.... 83 .................. Todd Ross (1991-94)
1. .. 19
.... 19
3. .. 17
4. .. 16
5. .. 15
6. .. 14
.... 14
.... 14
9. .. 12
10. 11
.... 11
Stolen Bases
Saves
1. .. 59
2. .. 56
3. .. 41
4. .. 40
5. .. 32
6 ... 30
7. .. 29
8. .. 25
.... 25
10. 23
.... 23
1. .. 13 ......... Chris Meadows (2001-04)
2. .. 9 ................ Tim Fanning (1994-95)
3. .. 7 ............ Tony Peterson (1988-89)
4. .. 6 ........... Ronald Thomas (1990-91)
.... 6 ................ Sean Reeder (1997-00)
6. .. 5 ........... Steve Diamond (1992-95)
7. .. 4 ................. Steve Ziroli (2003-04)
.... 4 ............ Albie DeYoung (1975-78)
9. .. 3 ...................... Gary Leach (1970)
.... 3 ................ Chris Queen (1985-86)
.... 3 ......................... Rick Reed (1985)
.... 3 ............... Greg Kappas (1974-77)
......... Aaron Williams (1996-99)
....... David Colangelo (1999-02)
............ Jim Reynolds (1993-96)
................. Chris Monaco (2004)
.... Mike Koitsopoulos (2002-04)
................... Greg Hill (1980-83)
......... Harry Severino (1976-79)
.......... Mike Kaufman (1973-75)
....... Robbie Morrison (1984-87)
................. Aaron Rice (1981-84)
............... Joe Shetler (1998-02)
Pitching Leaders
Games Started
1. .. 45
.... 45
3. .. 39
4. .. 37
5. .. 35
6. .. 33
.... 33
8. .. 30
.... 30
10. 29
............ Grant Harper (2001-04)
................. J.R. Watts (1995-98)
............... Matt Spade (1992-94)
............. Chris Grimes (1996-99)
............ Steve Fowler (1998-01)
.............. Sean Reeder (1997-00)
................. Rick Suter (2000-03)
.......... Mark Doboney (1973-77)
.......... Albie DeYoung (1975-78)
............. Greg Kappas (1974-77)
Appearances
1. .. 95
2. .. 75
3. .. 65
4. .. 62
5. .. 59
6. .. 54
7. .. 52
8 ... 50
9. .. 48
10. 45
......... Chris Meadows (2001-04)
.............. Sean Reeder (1997-00)
................. J.R. Watts (1995-98)
............ Grant Harper (2001-04)
................. Rick Suter (2000-03)
......... Steve Diamond (1992-95)
............ Steve Fowler (1998-01)
................ Rick Paugh (1992-94)
.......... Albie DeYoung (1975-78)
............ John Winters (1991-94)
Innings Pitched
1. .. 299.2
2. .. 299.1
3. .. 265.0
4. .. 245.7
5. .. 228.9
6. .. 219.6
7. .. 216.0
8. .. 194.4
9. .. 178.3
10. 174.6
............ J.R. Watts (1995-98)
....... Grant Harper (2001-04)
......... Sean Reeder (1997-00)
.......... Matt Spade (1992-94)
..... Albie DeYoung (1975-78)
........ Greg Kappas (1974-77)
....... Steve Fowler (1998-01)
..... Mark Doboney (1973-77)
.... Marion Majher (1958-60)
............ Rick Suter (2000-03)
Earned Run Average
1. .. 1.67
2. .. 2.26
3. .. 2.41
4. .. 2.63
5. .. 2.67
6. .. 2.82
.... 2.82
8. .. 2.87
9. .. 2.95
10. 3.11
......... Mike Peppers (1970-73)
........... Gary Nelson (1980-81)
........... Tim Fanning (1994-95)
............ Paul Holley (1967-69)
....... Albie DeYoung (1975-78)
....... Hugh Reynolds (1958-60)
....... Tony Peterson (1988-89)
........... Rodney May (1967-69)
....... Mark Doboney (1973-77)
............ Matt Spade (1992-94)
............ Grant Harper (2001-04)
.......... Albie DeYoung (1975-78)
.............. Sean Reeder (1997-00)
...... Jeff Montgomery (1981-83)
.......... Mark Doboney (1973-77)
............. Carl Hewlett (1968-70)
.............. Rodney May (1969-71)
................. J.R. Watts (1995-98)
.............. Gary Nelson (1980-81)
................. Dave Lynd (1961-63)
......... Jerry Chapman (1978-81)
Strikeouts
1. .. 276
2. .. 271
3. .. 230
4. .. 196
5. .. 194
6. .. 185
7. .. 184
8. .. 172
9. .. 164
10. 162
............... J.R. Watts (1995-98)
............ Sean Reeder (1997-00)
............. Matt Spade (1992-94)
........ Albie DeYoung (1975-78)
.......... Grant Harper (2001-04)
........... Chris Grimes (1996-98)
.......... Steve Fowler (1998-01)
........ Mark Doboney (1973-76)
....... Marion Mahjer (1958-60)
........ Hugh Reynolds (1958-60)
The Last Time Marshall...
Threw a No-Hitter
Chris Bellomy vs East Tennessee St. April 20, 1991 (MU 4,
ETSU 0)
Threw a Shutout
Grant Harper, Steve Ziroli and
Chris Meadows vs. Eastern
Kentucky, May 11, 2004 (MU 11,
EKU 0)
Was Shutout by Opponent
at Morehead State, 4/27/04
(MSU 6, MU 0)
Player Had Four Home
Runs/Gm
Robbie Morrison vs East Tenn.
State, March 29, 1987 (Univ.
Heights)
Hit a Grand Slam
Rich Russell, 2/29/04, at
Alabama-Birmingham
MU 13, UAB 5
Hit 3 Grand Slams in a
Season
John Piepenbrink, 1990
Turned a Triple Play
Jamie Clark (4 un, 4-3) to D.
McAnallen vs. Furman, April 26,
1990
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Record Book
Hitting
Games Played
2004 ..... 54 .................. Four Players
2003 ..... 43 .................. Four Players
2002 ..... 52 ................... Two Players
2001 ..... 53 ........................ 3 players
2000 ..... 55 .............. Eric Pinkerton
1999 ..... 56 .............. Eric Pinkerton
............ 56 ............ Aaron Williams
1998 ..... 53 ................ Tom Kuempel
1997 ..... 44 .................... Tim Frantz
............ 44 ..................... Mark Zban
1996 ..... 43 .................... Tim Frantz
............ 43 ................... Ryan Roush
1995 ..... 50 ................ Kurt Henzler
............ 50 ................ Jim Reynolds
1994 ..... 43 ................ Kurt Henzler
............ 43 ...................... Todd Ross
1993 ..... 40 .................. Brent Burke
............ 40 ................ Kurt Henzler
............ 40 ...................... Todd Ross
1992 ..... 41 ............. Chris Childers
1991 ..... 41 .................. Brent Burke
1990 ..... 39 ..................... Chris Hall
............ 39 ........... Dave McAnallen
............ 39 ......... Dave Piepenbrink
1989 ..... 30 ..................... six players
1988 ..... 40 ................... Jason Nixon
............ 40 ........... Dave McAnallen
............ 40 ............. Jamie Svanagan
1987 ..... 33 ......... Dave Piepenbrink
1986 ..... 33 ......................... Jon Hart
............ 33 ................ Rick Lambert
............ 33 ........... Robbie Morrison
1985 ..... 45 ................... Vance Bunn
............ 45 ..................... Chip Cook
............ 45 ............... Dan Culicerto
............ 45 ........... Terry Thompson
1984 ..... 27 .................... five players
1983 ..... 33 .................... five players
1982 ..... 38 ................ Terry Adkins
............ 38 ....................... Greg Hill
............ 38 .................... Todd Sager
1981 ..... 39 ................ Terry Adkins
............ 39 ................ Mark Crouch
............ 39 ....................... Greg Hill
............ 39 ................ Dave Sullivan
1980 ..... 28 ..................... six players
1979 ..... 39 .................... five players
1978 ..... 40 ............... Larry Berkery
............ 40 .................... Glen Lewis
............ 40 ................ Randy Rosiek
1977 ..... 41 ................... Mike Horan
1976 ..... 31 ................. Carl Burgess
............ 31 ................... Mike Horan
1975 ..... 34 ............... Fred Faulkner
............ 34 ................... Mark Gross
............ 34 .............. Mike Kaufman
1974 ..... 36 ...................... Dave Allie
............ 36 ............... Darren Woody
1973 ..... 28 ................... four players
1972 ..... 25 ..................... six players
1971 ..... 35 ..................... six players
1970 ..... 26 ................... four players
1969 ..... 27 .................... five players
1968 ..... 25 ..................... six players
1967 ..... 23 .................... five players
1966 ..... 21 .................... Bob Lemley
............ 21 ............ Charles Yonker
1965 ..... 25 ............... Tom Davidson
............ 25 ............... Don Rockhold
1964 ..... 23 ................. Pete Brezden
............ 23 ....... Mike Cunningham
............ 23 .................... Zeke Myers
1963 ..... 22 ............... Toby Holbrook
............ 22 ............. Rusty Wamsley
1962 ..... 14 .................... five players
1961 ..... 19 .................... James Cook
............ 19 ............. Rusty Wamsley
1960 ..... 22 .................. Ron Lambert
1959 ..... 21 ................... Fred Conley
............ 21 .............. Marion Majher
1956 ..... 17 ................... four players
1934 ..... 13 .................... five players
1928 ..... 17 ................... four players
At Bats
2004 ..... 211 ....... Francois Larmore
2003 ..... 213 ..... Mike Koitsopoulos
2002 ..... 209 .......... David Colangelo
2001 ..... 219 .............. Jason Ricceri
2000 ..... 193 ............. Matt Eldridge
1999 ..... 193 ............ Eric Pinkerton
1998 ..... 193 ................. Ryan Roush
1997 ..... 160 ............... Keith Mastro
1996 ..... 153 ................... Mike Hagy
1995 ..... 176 ................... Mike Hagy
1994 ..... 170 .................... Todd Ross
1993 ..... 140 ................ Brent Burke
1992 ..... 137 ........... Chris Childers
1991 ..... 137 ........... Chris Childers
1990 ..... 161 ................... Chris Hall
1989 ..... 114 ................. Sam Nelson
............ 114 ....... Dave Piepenbrink
1988 ..... 140 ................. Jason Nixon
1987 ..... 110 ....................... Jon Hart
1986 ..... 127 ......... Robbie Morrison
1985 ..... 158 ......... Terry Thompson
1984 ..... 97 .............. Dan Culicerto
1983 ..... 117 ..................... Greg Hill
1982 ..... 134 ..................... Greg Hill
............ 134 .................. Todd Sager
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1981 ..... 127 ..................... Greg Hill
1980 ..... 91 ............... Mark Crouch
1979 ..... 124 ................... Mike Allie
............ 124 ............. Johnny Taylor
1978 ..... 133 .................. Glen Lewis
1977 ..... 145 ................. Mike Horan
1976 ..... 111 ................. Mike Horan
1975 ..... 111 ............ Mike Kaufman
1974 ..... 126 .................... Dave Allie
1973 ..... 93 .............. Larry Verbage
1972 ..... 94 .................. Herb Karlet
1971 ..... 130 ............. Craig Dickson
1970 ..... 90 .............. Craig Dickson
1969 ..... 110 ............... Jim Fantuzzo
1968 ..... 94 ................ Walt Garnett
1967 ..... 93 ................ Jim Fantuzzo
1966 ..... 79 ................... Bob Lemley
1965 ..... 105 ............. Tom Davidson
1964 ..... 83 .............. Tom Davidson
1963 ..... 89 .............. Toby Holbrook
1962 ..... 58 ............ Rusty Wamsley
1961 ..... 71 ............ Rusty Wamsley
1960 ..... 80 ................. Ron Lambert
1959 ..... 82 .................. Fred Conley
1956 ..... 66 ............. John Mayberry
1954 ..... 31 .............. Jim Swierczek
1934 ..... 59 ..................... Bill Craig
1928 ..... 78 ........... Creighton Noyes
1979 ..... 46 ..................... Mike Allie
1978 ..... 49 ................ Randy Rosiek
1977 ..... 42 ................... Mike Horan
1976 ..... 31 .................... Lou Packer
1974 ..... 42 .............. Mike Kaufman
1975 ..... 40 ................... Mike Horan
1973 ..... 22 ............... Larry Verbage
1972 ..... 34 ................... Herb Karlet
1971 ..... 50 ............... Glenn Verbage
1970 ..... 27 ............... Craig Dickson
1969 ..... 35 ................. Jim Fantuzzo
1968 ..... 34 ................... John Mazur
1967 ..... 26 .................... Bob Lemley
1966 ..... 20 ............ Charles Yonker
1965 ..... 25 .................. Tom Langfitt
1964 ..... 26 ............... Dick Fillmore
1963 ..... 40 ............. Rusty Wamsley
1962 ..... 23 ............. Rusty Wamsley
1961 ..... 20 .................. Jack Trainor
1960 ..... 26 ................... Fred Conley
1959 ..... 20 ............... Alex Lawrence
1956 ..... 21 ............... Clarence York
1954 ..... 6 .................... Earl Skaggs
............ 6 .................... Ed Walowac
............ 6 ..................... Milan Zban
1934 ..... 25 ...................... Bill Craig
1928 ..... 28 .......... Creighton Noyes
............ 28 .............. Johnny Watson
Batting Average
Runs Scored
2004 ..... .374 ........ Adam Frederick
2003 ..... .376 ............ Corie O’Bryan
2002 ..... .376 ................. A. Fairman
2001 ..... .392 ......... David Colangelo
2000 ..... .392 ........... Eric Pinkerton
1999 ..... .369 ......... Aaron Williams
1998 ..... .435 ............. Tom Kuempel
1997 ..... .3312 ................ Mark Zban
............ .3311 ........... Tom Kuempel
1996 ..... .379 .................. Mike Hagy
1995 ..... .324 .................. Mike Hagy
1994 ..... .335 ................... Todd Ross
1993 ..... .321 ............ Jon Robertson
1992 ..... .313 ................... Todd Ross
1991 ..... .299 .......... Chris Childers
1990 ..... .379 .................. Chris Hall
1989 ..... .427 ................ Jason Nixon
1988 ..... .381 .......... Roger McIntyre
1987 ..... .383 ........ Robbie Morrison
1986 ..... .409 ........ Robbie Morrison
1985 ..... .428 .................. Chip Cook
1984 ..... .376 ................. Todd Sager
1983 ..... .436 .................... Greg Hill
1982 ..... .358 ................. Todd Sager
1981 ..... .378 .................... Greg Hill
1980 ..... .438 .................... Greg Hill
1979 ..... .371 .................. Mike Allie
1978 ..... .380 ............. Randy Rosiek
1977 ..... .301 .................. John Rulli
1976 ..... .380 ............... John Wilson
1975 ..... .408 ................ Mike Horan
1974 ..... .400 ........... Mike Kaufman
1973 ..... .333 ........... Mike Kaufman
1972 ..... .362 ................ Herb Karlet
1971 ..... .407 ............ Glenn Verbage
1970 ..... ....308 ......... John Wiseman
1969 ..... .318 .............. Jim Fantuzzo
1968 ..... .366 ................ John Mazur
1967 ..... .306 ................. Bob Lemley
1966 ..... .286 .............. Walt Garnett
1965 ..... .287 ............... Tom Langfitt
1964 ..... .351 ............ Dick Fillmore
1963 ..... .471 .......... Rusty Wamsley
1962 ..... .431 Mickey Sydenstricker
1961 ..... .345 ............... Jack Trainor
1960 ..... .339 ............. Jack Marcum
1959 ..... .351 ............ Alex Lawrence
1956 ..... .396 ............ Clarence York
1954 ..... .347 ................. Milan Zban
1952 ..... .321 ............ Jim Swierczek
1934 ..... .424 ................... Bill Craig
1929 ..... .375 ............. George Kozak
1928 ..... .406 .......... Johnny Watson
1924 ..... .380 ...... Frank “Red” Crist
Hits
2004 ..... 77 ........... Adam Frederick
2003 ..... 76 ............... Corie O’Bryan
2002 ..... 69 ............ David Colangelo
2001 ..... 85 ............ David Colangelo
2000 ..... 73 .............. Eric Pinkerton
1999 ..... 69 ............ Aaron Williams
1998 ..... 80 ................ Tom Kuempel
1997 ..... 52 ..................... Mark Zban
1996 ..... 58 ..................... Mike Hagy
1995 ..... 57 ..................... Mike Hagy
1994 ..... 57 ...................... Todd Ross
1993 ..... 42 ................ Kurt Henzler
1992 ..... 34 ............. Chris Childers
1991 ..... 41 ............. Chris Childers
1990 ..... 61 ..................... Chris Hall
1989 ..... 47 ................... Jason Nixon
1988 ..... 52 ................... Jason Nixon
1987 ..... 41 ........... Robbie Morrison
1986 ..... 52 ........... Robbie Morrison
1985 ..... 52 ..................... Chip Cook
1984 ..... 32 .................... Todd Sager
1983 ..... 51 ....................... Greg Hill
1982 ..... 48 .................... Todd Sager
1981 ..... 48 ....................... Greg Hill
1980 ..... 33 .............. David Sullivan
............ 33 ............... Johnny Taylor
2004 ..... 46 ........... Adam Frederick
2003 ..... 46 ......... Francois Larmore
2002 ..... 58 ............ David Colangelo
2001 ..... 71 ............ David Colangelo
2000 ..... 52 .............. Eric Pinkerton
1999 ..... 42 ............ Aaron Williams
1998 ..... 53 ................ Tom Kuempel
1997 ..... 36 ................ Tom Kuempel
1996 ..... 24 ..................... Mike Hagy
1995 ..... 36 ................ Kurt Henzler
1994 ..... 34 ...................... Todd Ross
1993 ..... 24 ............. Chris Childers
1992 ..... 27 ............. Chris Childers
1991 ..... 28 ............. Chris Childers
1987 ..... 32 ........... Robbie Morrison
1986 ..... 43 ........... Robbie Morrison
1985 ..... 52 ..................... Chip Cook
1984 ..... 23 ................... Vance Bunn
1983 ..... 36 ....................... Greg Hill
1982 ..... 36 .................... Todd Sager
1981 ..... 36 ............... Dan Culicerto
1980 ..... 21 ................ Terry Adkins
............ 21 ................ Mark Crouch
............ 21 ............... Paul Simmons
1979 ..... 28 ............. Harry Severino
1978 ..... 28 ................ Randy Rosiek
1977 ..... 23 ................ Dave Ramella
1976 ..... 20 ................. Carl Burgess
1975 ..... 36 ................... Mike Horan
1974 ..... 30 ...................... Dave Allie
1973 ..... 22 ............... Larry Verbage
1972 ..... 22 ...................... Dave Allie
1971 ..... 34 ............... Craig Dickson
1970 ..... 20 ............... Craig Dickson
1969 ..... 15 ................. Jim Fantuzzo
1968 ..... 21 .................... Bob Lemley
1967 ..... 18 ................. Jim Fantuzzo
1966 ..... 18 ................... Carl Nelson
1965 ..... 18 ............... Tom Davidson
1964 ..... 16 ............... Dick Fillmore
1963 ..... 22 ............. Rusty Wamsley
1962 ..... 12 .......... Richard Fillmore
1961 ..... 16 ................... Fred Conley
1960 ..... 19 ................. Tex Williams
1959 ..... 15 .............. Marion Majher
1956 ..... 13 .............. John Mayberry
............ 13 ............... Clarence York
1954 ..... 16 .................... Milan Zban
1952 ..... 5 .................... Carl Nutter
............ 5 ................ Jim Swierczek
1934 ..... 14 ................... John Zontin
Doubles
2002 ..... 16 ............... C. Dziedziejko
2001 ..... 14 ................. Jason Brooks
............ 14 ................. Bryan Colley
2000 ..... 22 .............. Eric Pinkerton
1999 ..... 16 .............. Eric Pinkerton
1998 ..... 18 ................... Ryan Roush
1997 ..... 13 ..................... Mark Zban
1996 ..... 13 ..................... Mike Hagy
1995 ..... 19 ..................... Mike Hagy
1994 ..... 11 ...................... Todd Ross
1993 ..... 11 ................ Kurt Henzler
1992 ..... 8 ................. Kurt Henzler
1991 ..... 11 ............. Chris Childers
1990 ..... 13 ..................... Chris Hall
1989 ..... 11 ..................... Chris Hall
1988 ..... 12 ............. Jamie Svanagan
1987 ..... 9 .......... Dave Piepenbrink
1986 ..... 13 ........... Robbie Morrison
1985 ..... 17 ..................... Chip Cook
1984 ..... 6 ...................... Chip Cook
1983 ..... 10 ...... Warren Canterbury
............ 10 .................... Todd Sager
1982 ..... 16 .................... Todd Sager
1981 ..... 11 ................ Mark Crouch
1980 ..... 11 ................ Mark Crouch
1979 ..... 10 .................. Tom Verbage
1978 ..... 8 ...................... Mike Allie
............ 8 ................. Randy Rosiek
1977 ..... 7 .................... Mike Horan
............ 7 ................. Dave Ramella
1976 ..... 9 ................. Dave Ramella
1975 ..... 8 ...................... Joe Waugh
1974 ..... 11 ...................... Dave Allie
1973 ..... 7 ................ Larry Verbage
1972 ..... 6 .................... Herb Karlet
1971 ..... 13 ............... Glenn Verbage
1970 ..... 8 ................ Glenn Verbage
1969 ..... 5 .................. Jim Fantuzzo
............ 5 ........................ Gil Koury
1968 ..... 5 ..................... Bob Lemley
1967 ..... 4 ..................... Bob Lemley
............ 4 .................... Carl Nelson
1966 ..... 4 .................. Walt Garnett
............ 4 ..................... Ken Zornes
1965 ..... 3 .................. Lowell Leach
............ 3 .................... Carl Nelson
............ 3 ........... Charles Yonkers
1964 ..... 4 ............... Charles Brown
............ 4 ..................... Zeke Myers
1963 ..... 16 ............. Rusty Wamsley
1962 ..... 7 .. Mickey Sydenstricker
1961 ..... 5 ................... Jack Trainor
1960 ..... 6 ................... Ron Lambert
1959 ..... 6 .................... Fred Conley
1956 ..... 3 ..................... Gary Wolfe
1934 ..... 6 ................ Eddie Goyette
Home Runs
2004 ..... 8 .................. Rich Russell
2002 ..... 10 .................... C. Desantis
2001 ..... 23 ................. Jason Brooks
2000 ..... 20 .................... Marty Rini
1999 ..... 9 ............... Eric Pinkerton
1998 ..... 20 ................ Tom Kuempel
1997 ..... 14 ................ Tom Kuempel
1996 ..... 8 ...................... Mike Hagy
1995 ..... 5 ............ Craig Brumfield
............ 5 ................. Kurt Henzler
1994 ..... 4 ............ Craig Brumfield
1993 ..... 4 ............ Shane McComas
1992 ..... 5 ................. Kurt Henzler
1991 ..... 4 .............. Chris Childers
............ 4 ............ Dave McAnallen
............ 4 .............. Roger McIntyre
1990 ..... 11 ......... John Piepenbrink
1989 ..... 11 ................... Jason Nixon
1988 ..... 15 ................... Jason Nixon
1987 ..... 8 .................... Jason Nixon
1986 ..... 8 .................... Greg Hatton
1985 ..... 9 ...................... Trey Duffy
............ 9 ...................... Ben Fetter
1984 ..... 7 ................. Rick Lambert
1983 ..... 11 ....................... Greg Hill
1982 ..... 11 ....................... Jeff Rowe
1981 ..... 7 ........................ Greg Hill
............ 7 ..................... Todd Sager
1980 ..... 5 ........................ Greg Hill
1979 ..... 5 ...................... Mike Allie
............ 5 ................ Johnny Taylor
............ 5 ................... John Wilson
1978 ..... 5 ...................... Mike Allie
1977 ..... 2 .................... Mike Horan
............ 2 ...................... John Rulli
1976 ..... 3 ................ Mike Mueller
1975 ..... 7 ....................... Steve Hall
1974 ..... 3 ............. Mike Prettyman
1973 ..... 5 ................ Darren Woody
1972 ..... 2 .................. three players
1971 ..... 9 ................ Glenn Verbage
1970 ..... 5 ................ Glenn Verbage
1969 ..... 3 .................... John Mazur
............ 3 ................ Glenn Verbage
1968 ..... 3 ..................... Bob Lemley
............ 3 .................... John Mazur
1967 ..... 1 ...................... six players
1966 ..... 2 ............. Charles Yonker
1965 ..... 2 ................... Tom Langfitt
............ 2 .................. Lowell Leach
............ 2 ................ Don Rockhold
1964 ..... 1 .................. three players
1963 ..... 3 .............. Rusty Wamsley
1962 ..... 1 .................. three players
1961 ..... 5 ................ Corky Layman
1960 ..... 5 ................. Jack Marcum
1959 ..... 2 ............... Marion Majher
1956 ..... 3 ..................... Donzil Hall
1954 ..... 6 ..................... Milan Zban
1934 ..... 2 ................ Carl Edmonds
............ 2 ................... John Zontini
Runs Batted In
2004 ..... 43 ................... Two Players
2003 ..... 45 ............... Corie O’Bryan
2002 ..... 41 ............... C. Dziedziejko
2001 ..... 73 ................. Jason Brooks
2000 ..... 57 .................... Marty Rini
1999 ..... 38 .............. Eric Pinkerton
1998 ..... 60 ................ Tom Kuempel
1997 ..... 39 ................ Tom Kuempel
1996 ..... 33 ..................... Mike Hagy
1995 ..... 25 ........... Craig Brumfield
............ 25 ..................... Mike Hagy
1994 ..... 33 ...................... Todd Ross
1993 ..... 26 ................ Kurt Henzler
1992 ..... 20 ................ Kurt Henzler
1991 ..... 24 ............. Roger McIntyre
............ 24 ........... Dave McAnallen
1989 ..... 42 ........... Dave McAnallen
1987 ..... 29 ........... Robbie Morrison
1986 ..... 30 ........... Robbie Morrison
1985 ..... 44 .................. Scott Crosby
1984 ..... 32 ..................... Chip Cook
1983 ..... 38 ....................... Greg Hill
1982 ..... 40 .................... Todd Sager
1981 ..... 42 ....................... Greg Hill
1980 ..... 26 ....................... Greg Hill
1979 ..... 37 ..................... Mike Allie
1978 ..... 27 ................ Randy Rosiek
1977 ..... 24 ............... Mike Mueller
1976 ..... 20 ............... Mike Mueller
1975 ..... 41 ...................... Steve Hall
1974 ..... 29 .............. Mike Kaufman
1973 ..... 22 ............... Larry Verbage
1972 ..... 24 ................... Herb Karlet
1971 ..... 37 ............... Glenn Verbage
1970 ..... 23 ............... Glenn Verbage
1969 ..... 16 ............... Glenn Verbage
1968 ..... 16 ................... John Mazur
1967 ..... 13 .................... Bob Lemley
1966 ..... 14 ............ Charles Yonker
1965 ..... 12 .................. Tom Langfitt
............ 12 ................. Lowell Leach
1964 ..... 17 .................. Zeke Meyers
1963 ..... 23 ............. Rusty Wamsley
1962 ..... 22 .............. Charlie Brown
1961 ..... 14 ............... Corky Layman
1960 ..... 17 ................ Jack Marcum
1959 ..... 14 ....................... Ruel Ball
............ 14 ................... Fred Conley
1956 ..... 14 .................... Donzil Hall
1954 ..... 6 ..................... Milan Zban
1952 ..... 5 .................... Carl Nutter
Total Bases
2002 ..... 109 .......... David Colangelo
2001 ..... 155 ............... Jason Brooks
2000 ..... 138 .................. Marty Rini
1999 ..... 110 ............ Eric Pinkerton
1998 ..... 156 .............. Tom Kuempel
1997 ..... 101 .............. Tom Kuempel
1996 ..... 97 .................... Mike Hagy
1995 ..... 81 ............... Kurt Henzler
............ 81 .................... Mike Hagy
1994 ..... 77 ..................... Todd Ross
1993 ..... 62 ............... Kurt Henzler
1992 ..... 55 ............... Kurt Henzler
1991 ..... 64 ............ Chris Childers
1990 ..... 94 .................... Chris Hall
1989 ..... 91 .................. Jason Nixon
1988 ..... 107 ................. Jason Nixon
1987 ..... 73 .......... Robbie Morrison
1986 ..... 88 .......... Robbie Morrison
1985 ..... 100 ................... Chip Cook
1984 ..... 44 .................. Vance Bunn
1983 ..... 92 ...................... Greg Hill
1982 ..... 91 ................... Todd Sager
1981 ..... 76 ...................... Greg Hill
1980 ..... 55 ............... Mark Crouch
............ 55 .............. Johnny Taylor
1979 ..... 73 .................... Mike Allie
1978 ..... 69 .................... Mike Allie
1977 ..... 55 .................. Mike Horan
1976 ..... 49 .............. Mike Mueller
1975 ..... 59 .................. Mike Horan
1974 ..... 53 ............. Mike Kaufman
1973 ..... 49 .............. Larry Verbage
1972 ..... 44 .................. Herb Karlet
1971 ..... 96 .............. Glenn Verbage
1970 ..... 48 .............. Glenn Verbage
1969 ..... 46 ................ Jim Fantuzzo
1968 ..... 54 .................. John Mazur
1967 ..... 35 ................... Bob Lemley
1966 ..... 32 ................ Walt Garnett
1965 ..... 42 ................ Lowell Leach
1964 ..... 29 ...... Mike Cunningham
............ 29 ................... Zeke Myers
1963 ..... 71 ............ Rusty Wamsley
1962 ..... 28 Mickey Sydenstricker
1961 ..... 32 .............. Corky Layman
1960 ..... 37 ............... Jack Marcum
1959 ..... 29 ............. Marion Majher
1956 ..... 27 .............. Clarence York
1954 ..... 24 .................... Milan Zban
1934 ..... 34 ..................... Bill Craig
Slugging Percentage
2004 ..... .583 .............. Rich Russell
2003 ..... .628 ...... Francois Larmore
2002 ..... .649 ................. C. Desantis
2001 ..... .829 .............. Jason Brooks
2000 ..... .780 ................. Marty Rini
1999 ..... .570 ........... Eric Pinkerton
1998 ..... .848 ............. Tom Kuempel
1997 ..... .669 ............. Tom Kuempel
1996 ..... .634 .................. Mike Hagy
1995 ..... .463 ............. Kurt Henzler
1994 ..... .481 ......... Marshall Henry
1993 ..... .510 ........ Shane McComas
1992 ..... .455 ................... Todd Ross
1991 ..... .467 .......... Chris Childers
1990 ..... .628 ...... Dave Piepenbrink
1989 ..... .827 ................ Jason Nixon
1988 ..... .774 .......... Roger McIntyre
Record Book
1988 ..... .774 .......... Roger McIntyre
1987 ..... .681 ........ Robbie Morrison
1986 ..... .784 ............... Greg Hatten
1985 ..... .690 .................. Chip Cook
1984 ..... .574 ............. Rick Lambert
1983 ..... .768 .................... Greg Hill
1982 ..... .679 ................. Todd Sager
1981 ..... .756 ................. Todd Sager
1980 ..... .726 .................... Greg Hill
1979 ..... .589 .................. Mike Allie
1978 ..... .527 .................. Mike Allie
1977 ..... .425 .................. John Rulli
1976 ..... .563 ............ Mike Mueller
1975 ..... .620 ................ Mark Gross
1974 ..... .505 ........... Mike Kaufman
1973 ..... .638 ............ Darren Woody
1972 ..... .468 ................ Herb Karlet
1971 ..... .780 ............ Glenn Verbage
1970 ..... .545 ............ Glenn Verbage
1969 ..... .429 ............ Glenn Varbage
1968 ..... .581 ................ John Mazur
1967 ..... .412 ................. Bob Lemley
1966 ..... .508 .............. Walt Garnett
1965 ..... .519 .............. Lowell Leach
1964 ..... .377 .... Mike Cunningham
1963 ..... .835 .......... Rusty Wamsley
1962 ..... .549 Mickey Sydenstricker
1961 ..... .615 ............ Corky Layman
1960 ..... .597 ............. Jack Marcum
1959 ..... .397 ........... Marion Majher
1956 ..... .509 ............ Clarence York
1934 ..... .576 ................... Bill Craig
Walks
2004 ..... 28 ............... Chris Monaco
2003 ..... 21 ................... Two Players
2002 ..... 30 ........................ M. White
2001 ..... 37 ............... Matt Eldridge
2000 ..... 30 ................. Jason Brooks
1999 ..... 32 ............ Aaron Williams
1998 ..... 26 ............ Aaron Williams
1997 ..... 22 ................ Tom Kuemple
1996 ..... 21 ..................... Mike Hagy
1995 ..... 22 ................ Kurt Henzler
............ 22 ................. Keith Mastro
1994 ..... 30 ............... Allen Osborne
1993 ..... 28 ................ Todd Borders
1992 ..... 23 ................ Todd Borders
1991 ..... 37 ............. Roger McIntyre
1989 ..... 25 ............. Roger McIntyre
1988 ..... 29 ........... Dave McAnallen
1986 ..... 17 ......................... Jon Hart
............ 17 ................ Rick Lambert
1985 ..... 34 ................... Vance Bunn
1984 ..... 17 ................... Vance Bunn
............ 17 ................ Rick Lambert
1983 ..... 24 .................... Todd Sager
1982 ..... 25 ............... Dan Culicerto
1981 ..... 23 .................... Todd Sager
1980 .................. No Stats Recorded
1979 ..... 23 ................ Dave Ramella
............ 23 ............. Harry Severino
1978 ..... 24 ................ Dave Ramella
1977 ..... 26 ................... Mike Horan
1976 ..... 15 .................... Lou Packer
1975 ..... 37 ................... Mark Gross
1974 ..... 30 ............... Darren Woody
1973 ..... 18 ...................... Dave Allie
1972 ..... 20 ..................... John Lutes
1971 ..... 21 ............... Craig Dickson
1970 ..... 17 ................... Roger Gertz
1969 ..... 14 ....................... Gil Koury
1968 ..... 27 ................. Jim Fantuzzo
1967 ..... 14 ................... Carl Nelson
1966 ..... 12 ................. Walt Garnett
............ 12 ............... Don Rockhold
1965 ..... 9 .................. Lowell Leach
1964 ..... 18 .............. Charles Brown
1963 ..... 11 ............... Toby Holbrook
1962 ..... 9 ..................... Ken Echols
............ 9 ................... Ron Lambert
1961 .................. No Stats Recorded
1960 ..... 18 ................. Tex Williams
1959 ..... 13 ................... Fred Conley
Strikeouts
2003 ..... 54 ......... Craig Dziedziejko
2002 ..... 37 .................... Marty Rini
2001 ..... 40 ................. Jason Brooks
2000 ..... 45 .................... Marty Rini
1999 ..... 40 .............. Eric Pinkerton
1998 ..... 33 ................... Ryan Roush
1997 ..... 34 ................ Tom Kuempel
1996 ..... 32 ................... Ryan Roush
1995 ..... 44 .................. Tim Fanning
1994 ..... 35 ........... Craig Brumfield
1993 ..... 26 ................ Jim Reynolds
1992 ..... 31 ................. George Kayes
1991 ..... 42 ........... Dave McAnallen
1990 ..... 40 ........... Dave McAnallen
1989 ..... 23 ................... Sam Nelson
1988 ..... 26 ........... Dave McAnallen
1987 ..... 26 .................... Ty Phillips
1986 ..... 21 .................. Scott Crosby
............ 21 ..................... Trey Duffy
1985 ..... 29 .................. Scott Crosby
1984 ..... 19 ................ Rick Lambert
1983 ..... 11 .................... Todd Sager
1982 ..... 26 ................... Vance Bunn
1981 ..... 26 ....................... Jeff Rowe
1979 ..... 21 .................. John Wilson
1978 ..... 33 ..................... Mike Allie
1977 ..... 18 ............... Mike Mueller
............ 18 .................. Tom Verbage
1976 ..... 22 ..................... Joe Waugh
1975 ..... 22 ..................... Joe Waugh
1974 ..... 26 ................... Mark Gross
1973 ..... 20 .................. Tim Murphy
1972 ..... 19 ..................... John Lutes
1971 ..... 20 ..................... John Lutes
1970 ..... 16 ............... Craig Dickson
1969 ..... 29 ....................... Gil Koury
1968 ..... 22 ................. Jim Fantuzzo
1967 ..... 24 ............. Charlie Yonker
1966 ..... 23 ............ Charles Yonker
1965 ..... 27 ............... Don Rockhold
1964 ..... 21 ............... Dick Fillmore
1963 ..... 18 .............. Charlie Brown
1962 ..... 12 .................... Ken Echols
............ 12 .................. Ron Lambert
1960 ..... 23 .................. Ron Lambert
1959 ..... 22 .............. Marion Majher
Stolen Bases
2004 ..... 40/52 .......... Chris Monaco
2003 ..... 15/18 .. Mike Koitsopoulos
2002 ..... 21/22 ....... David Colangelo
2001 ..... 15/21 ....... David Colangelo
2000 ..... 11/14 ......... Eric Pinkerton
1999 ..... 33/39 ....... Aaron Williams
1998 ..... 14/14 ....... Aaron Williams
1997 ..... 7/8 ............... Keith Mastro
............ 7/11 ............ Mike Fleming
1996 ..... 7/10 ........ Aaron Williams
1995 ..... 18/25 ........... Jim Reynolds
1994 ..... 13/16 ........... Jim Reynolds
1993 ..... 6/7 ................ Brent Burke
1992 ..... 7/7 ........... Chris Childers
1991 ..... 9/12 ......... Chris Childers
1990 ..... 6/10 ..... Dave Piepenbrink
1989 ..... 4/4 ....... Dave Piepenbrink
1988 ..... 4/4 ................. Sam Nelson
............ 4/5 ............ Jamie Svanagan
............ 4/6 .................. Jason Nixon
1987 ..... 8/9 ......... Robbie Morrison
1986 ..... 16/16 ...... Robbie Morrison
1985 ..... 10/11 .......... Dan Culicerto
............ 10/12 ...... Terry Thompson
1984 ..... 9/14 ................ Aaron Rice
1983 ..... 15/16 .................. Greg Hill
1982 ..... 5/5 .................. Aaron Rice
............ 5/7 ...................... Greg Hill
1981 ..... 9/11 ................... Greg Hill
............ 9/12 ............. Dave Sullivan
1980 ..... 9/10 ............ Dave Sullivan
1979 ..... 8/9 ................... Mike Allie
............ 8/9 ............ Harry Severino
1978 ..... 6/8 ................... Mike Allie
1977 ..... 10/17 ............. John Wilson
1976 ..... 10 ............. Harry Severino
1975 ..... 14 ............... Mike Sullivan
1974 ..... 11 .................. Dick Grogan
............ 11 .............. Mike Kaufman
1973 ..... 6 ................... Dick Grogan
1972 ..... 5 ................ John Wiseman
1971 ..... 13 ............... Craig Dickson
1970 ..... 3 ................ Craig Dickson
1969 ..... 3 ................ Horlin Carter
1968 ..... 9 ..................... Bob Lemley
1967 ..... 6 ..................... Bob Lemley
1962 ..... 6 .............. Rusty Wamsley
1961 ..... 5 .............. Rusty Wamsley
............ 5 .................. Tex Williams
Pitching
Games Started
2004 ..... 14 .......... Chris Koutsavlis
2003 ..... 14 ................ Grant Harper
2002 ..... 15 .................... Chris Fritz
2001 ..... 14 .................. Steve Fowler
2000 ..... 17 .................. Sean Reeder
1999 ..... 15 .................. Sean Reeder
1998 ..... 15 ..................... J. R. Watts
1997 ..... 12 ..................... J. R. Watts
1996 ..... 15 ..................... J. R. Watts
1995 ..... 14 .......... Frank Thompson
1994 ..... 15 .................... Matt Spade
1993 ..... 13 .................... Matt Spade
1992 ..... 11 .................... Matt Spade
1991 ..... 10 ............... Chris Bellomy
............ 10 .......... Brandon Ramsey
1990 ..... 10 ................ Jason Schafer
1989 ..... 9 ................. Jason Schafer
1988 ..... 10 ...................... Ray Nolan
1987 ..... 10 ................ Eddie Harris
1986 ..... 12 ................. Greg Stevens
1985 ..... 9 .................. Greg Stevens
1984 ..... 9 ...................... David Clay
1983 ..... 9 ............ Jeff Montgomery
1982 ..... 10 ........... Jeff Montgomery
1981 ..... 10 .................. Gary Nelson
............ 10 ............... Mike Sullivan
1980 ..... 8 ............. Grant Campbell
1979 ..... 9 ............. Grant Campbell
1978 ..... 13 .............. Albie DeYoung
1977 ..... 12 .................. Greg Kappas
1976 ..... 8 ................... Greg Kappas
1975 ..... 9 ...................... Jim Willis
1974 ..... 9 ............... Dave Campbell
1973 ..... 9 ................ Mark Doboney
1972 ..... 10 ............... Mike Peppers
1971 ..... 13 ................... Rodney May
1970 ..... 9 .................. Carl Hewlett
1969 ..... 9 ..................... Paul Holley
1968 ..... 9 ..................... Tom Harris
1967 ..... 9 ..................... Paul Holley
1966 ..... 10 ................... Bill Blevins
1965 ..... 12 ................ John Mullins
1964 ..... 9 ................. John Mullins
1963 ..... 8 ....................... Dale Lynd
1962 ..... 8 ....................... Dale Lynd
1961 ..... 6 ....................... Dale Lynd
1960 ..... 7 .............. Hugh Reynolds
1959 ..... 9 ............... Marion Majher
............ 9 .............. Hugh Reynolds
1934 ..... 7 .......... Maywood Belcher
1928 ..... 7 ..................... Guy Fisher
Appearances
2004 ..... 24 ............. Chris Meadows
2003 ..... 28 ............. Chris Meadows
2002 ..... 28 ............. Chris Meadows
2001 ..... 16 ..................... Rick Suter
2000 ..... 20 .................. Sean Reeder
1999 ..... 19 ................... J. J. Thomas
1998 ..... 24 .................. Sean Reeder
1997 ..... 18 ...................... Joey Hahn
1996 ..... 17 ............... Chris Hughes
1995 ..... 25 ............. Chad Hathaway
1994 ..... 16 .................... Rick Paugh
1993 ..... 19 .............. Steve Diamond
1992 ..... 21 .................... Rick Paugh
1991 ..... 16 ................ John Winters
1990 ..... 19 ............. Ronald Thomas
1989 ..... 18 ............... Tony Petersen
1988 ..... 15 ................... John Chafin
1987 ..... 13 ................... John Chafin
1986 ..... 12 .................. Chris Queen
............ 12 ................. Greg Stevens
1985 ..... 17 ...................... Rick Reed
1984 ..... 10 ..................... David Clay
............ 10 ................. Greg Stevens
1983 ..... 12 .............. J. D. McKinney
1982 ..... 11 ........... Jeff Montgomery
1981 ..... 12 .................. Gary Nelson
1980 ..... 8 ............. Grant Campbell
1979 ..... 15 .......... Derek McDaniels
1978 ..... 16 .............. Albie DeYoung
1977 ..... 15 .............. Albie DeYoung
1976 ..... 10 .................. Greg Rowsey
1975 ..... 10 .................. Greg Kappas
............ 10 ..................... Jim Willis
1974 ..... 12 ................... Tom Marine
1973 ..... 10 ............... Mark Doboney
............ 10 ..................... Jim Willis
1972 ..... 12 ..................... Dave Davis
1971 ..... 13 ............... Ralph Caudill
............ 13 ................... Rodney May
1970 ..... 11 ................. Carl Hewlett
............ 11 ................... Robert Hull
............ 11 .................... Gary Leach
1969 ..... 9 .................. Carl Hewlett
1968 ..... 12 .................. Gary Stobart
1967 ..... 8 ..................... Tom Harris
1966 ..... 12 ........................ Bob Hale
1965 ..... 12 ................ John Mullins
1964 ..... 7 ................. John Mullins
1963 ..... 8 ....................... Dale Lynd
1962 ..... 8 ....................... Dale Lynd
1961 ..... 11 ............... Richard Wildt
1960 ..... 8 .............. Hugh Reynolds
1959 ..... 10 .............. Marion Majher
............ 10 ............. Hugh Reynolds
1934 ..... 8 .......... Maywood Belcher
1928 ..... 8 ..................... Guy Fisher
Innings Pitched
2004 ..... 88.2 ....... Chris Koutsavlis
2003 ..... 96.1 ............. Grant Harper
2002 ..... 78.1 ................. Chris Fritz
2001 ..... 86.1 ............... Steve Fowler
2000 ..... 107.0 ............. Sean Reeder
1999 ..... 95.2 ............... Sean Reeder
1998 ..... 88.1 .................. J. R. Watts
1997 ..... 67.1 .................. J. R. Watts
1996 ..... 88.2 .................. J. R. Watts
1995 ..... 71.2 ....... Frank Thompson
1994 ..... 100.7 ............... Matt Spade
1993 ..... 77.3 ................. Matt Spade
1992 ..... 67.7 ................. Matt Spade
1991 ..... 57.7 ............ Chris Bellomy
1990 ..... 55.0 ................ Scott Miller
1989 ..... 46.7 ............. Jason Schafer
1988 ..... 56.0 .. Keith Throckmorton
1987 ..... 53.3 ............. Eddie Harris
1986 ..... 57.7 .............. Gary Stevens
1985 ..... 62.3 .............. Gary Stevens
1984 ..... 40.0 .................. David Clay
1983 ..... 48.0 ........ Jeff Montgomery
1982 ..... 67.3 ........ Jeff Montgomery
1981 ..... 65.3 ............... Gary Nelson
1980 ..... 40.7 ......... Grant Campbell
1979 ..... 54.0 ......... Grant Campbell
1978 ..... 90.0 ........... Albie DeYoung
1977 ..... 82.3 ........... Albie DeYoung
1976 ..... 52.0 ............... Greg Kappas
1975 ..... 61.3 ............... Greg Kappas
1974 ..... 60.7 .................. Jim Willis
1973 ..... 73.7 ............ Mark Doboney
1972 ..... 61.7 ............ Mike Peppers
1971 ..... 100.0 .............. Rodney May
1970 ..... 69.3 .............. Carl Hewlett
1969 ..... 56.3 .............. Carl Hewlett
1968 ..... 63.7 ................. Tom Harris
1967 ..... 70.3 ................. Paul Holley
1966 ..... 65.3 ................ Bill Blevins
1965 ..... 50.0 ............. John Mullins
1964 ..... 66.0 ............. John Mullins
1963 ..... 67.7 ................... Dale Lynd
1962 ..... 48.0 ................... Dale Lynd
1961 ..... 55.3 ................... Dale Lynd
1960 ..... 51.3 .......... Hugh Reynolds
1959 ..... 75.0 ........... Marion Majher
1954 ..... 35.0 ............. Allen Kenney
1934 ..... 66.0 ...... Maywood Belcher
1928 ..... 58.0 ................. Guy Fisher
Earned Run Average
Minimum 10.1 IP
2004 ..... 3.38
2003 ..... 4.08
2002 ..... 6.49
2001 ..... 4.07
2000 ..... 5.79
1999 ..... 4.39
1998 ..... 3.75
1997 ..... 4.98
1996 ..... 5.58
1995 ..... 2.30
1994 ..... 2.50
1993 ..... 3.33
1992 ..... 3.33
1991 ..... 2.88
1990 ..... 2.16
1989 ..... 2.97
1988 ..... 2.36
1987 ..... 4.89
1986 ..... 4.70
1985 ..... 3.00
1984 ..... 2.53
1983 ..... 3.61
1982 ..... 3.72
1981 ..... 2.73
1980 ..... 0.60
1979 ..... 2.17
1978 ..... 1.72
1977 ..... 1.84
1976 ..... 1.53
1975 ..... 1.38
1974 ..... 1.57
1973 ..... 0.86
1972 ..... 1.02
1971 ..... 2.34
1970 ..... 1.20
1969 ..... 0.00
1968 ..... 2.12
1967 ..... 2.79
1966 ..... 3.30
1965 ..... 5.00
1964 ..... 3.55
1963 ..... 3.24
1962 ..... 3.21
1961 ..... 3.32
1960 ..... 3.35
1959 ..... 2.11
1956 ..... 1.02
1954 ..... 2.31
1934 ..... 0.68
....... Chris Cummings
................. Steve Ziroli
.......... Chris Meadows
............... Steve Fowler
................. Rustyn Lee
................ J. J. Thomas
............... Sean Reeder
................... Joey Hahn
.................. J. R. Watts
............... Tim Fanning
................. Matt Spade
........... Steve Diamond
................. Matt Spade
......... Ronnie Spencer
.......... Ronald Thomas
............ Tony Petersen
............... Chris Queen
................... Ray Nolan
................... Ray Nolan
............... Chris Queen
............ Mark Wallace
........... J. D. McKinney
........ Jeff Montgomery
........ Jeff Montgomery
............ Mike Sullivan
......... Grant Campbell
.......... Jerry Chapman
............... Greg Kappas
........... Albie DeYoung
............... Greg Rowsey
............... Greg Kappas
............ Mark Doboney
............ Mike Peppers
................ Rodney May
................. Bill Calleja
................. Gary Leach
................. Tom Harris
................ Bill Blevins
................ Bill Blevins
.......... Mike Fullerton
......... Charles Newton
................... Dale Lynd
.............. Jim Freeman
.................. Carl Little
..................... Reynolds
.......................... Myers
........ Paul Underwood
............. Allen Kenney
...... Maywood Belcher
Games Won
2004 ..... 6-4 .............. Grant Harper
2003 ..... 5-8 .............. Grant Harper
............ 5-3 ........ Chris Koutsavlis
2002 ..... 5-7 .................. Chris Fritz
2001 ..... 5-2 .......... Brandon Bartos
............ 5-3 ................ Steve Fowler
2000 ..... 7-10 .............. Sean Reeder
1999 ..... 6-7 ................ Sean Reeder
1998 ..... 9-6 ................... J. R. Watts
1997 ..... 3-5 .............. Chris Grimes
1996 ..... 3-7 ................... J. R. Watts
1995 ..... 3-3 ........... Chad Hathaway
............ 3-6 ............ Brandon Mohr
1994 ..... 8-4 .................. Matt Spade
1993 ..... 4-7 .................. Matt Spade
1992 ..... 3-3 ................ Ron Spencer
............ 3-5 .................. Matt Spade
............ 3-6 .............. Steve Bennett
1991 ..... 5-4 .................... Bill Craig
1990 ..... 4-4 .................... Bill Craig
............ 4-5 .............. Jason Shaffer
1989 ..... 4-2 ............. Tony Petersen
1988 ..... 5-2 ............. Tony Petersen
1987 ..... 4-4 .............. Eddie Harris
1986 ..... 4-5 .............. Eddie Harris
1985 ..... 7-0 ............ J. D. McKinney
1984 ..... 4-4 ................... David Clay
1983 ..... 5-4 ......... Jeff Montgomery
1982 ..... 6-4 ......... Jeff Montgomery
1981 ..... 7-2 ................ Gary Nelson
............ 7-3 ............. Mike Sullivan
1980 ..... 5-1 ................ Gary Nelson
1979 ..... 6-1 ........... Jerry Chapman
1978 ..... 8-3 ............ Albie DeYoung
1977 ..... 5-2 ............ Mike Sedberry
1976 ..... 7-1 ................ Greg Kappas
1975 ..... 5-0 ................... Jim Willis
............ 5-3 ................ Greg Kappas
1974 ..... 6-3 ................. Tom Marine
1973 ..... 7-2 ............. Mark Doboney
1972 ..... 5-3 ............. Mike Peppers
1971 ..... 8-5 ................. Rodney May
1970 ..... 6-4 ............... Carl Hewlett
1969 ..... 4-2 ............... Carl Hewlett
1968 ..... 5-2 .................. Tom Harris
............ 5-3
1967 ..... 4-4
............ 4-4
1966 ..... 2-0
............ 2-8
1965 ..... 3-5
1964 ..... 3-6
1963 ..... 4-4
1962 ..... 2-4
1961 ..... 5-4
1960 ..... 3-3
1959 ..... 6-3
1954 ..... 1-2
1952 ..... 2-2
1934 ..... 8-0
1928 ..... 6-1
.................. Paul Holley
.................. Tom Harris
.................. Paul Holley
...................... Bob Hale
................. Bill Blevins
........... Mike Fullerton
.............. John Mullins
.................... Dale Lynd
.................... Dale Lynd
.................... Dale Lynd
............ Marion Majher
........... Hugh Reynolds
........... Rudy Chandler
.............. Allen Kenney
....... Maywood Belcher
.................. Guy Fisher
Games Saved
2004 ..... 5 .............. Chris Meadows
2003 ..... 6 .............. Chris Meadows
2002 ..... 2 .......................... B. Shade
2001 ..... 1 ................... Four Players
2000 ..... 2 ................... Steve Fowler
............ 2 .................... Chris Wean
1999 ..... 2 .................... J. J. Thomas
1998 ..... 5 ................... Sean Reeder
1997 ..... 2 ....................... Joey Hahn
1996 ..... 0
1995 ..... 5 ................... Tim Fanning
1994 ..... 4 ................... Tim Fanning
1993 ..... 4 ............... Steve Diamond
1992 ..... 2 ..................... Rick Paugh
1991 ..... 2 .................. Kevin Robert
............ 2 ............. Ronnie Spencer
1990 ..... 5 .............. Ronald Thomas
1989 ..... 4 ................ Tony Petersen
1988 ..... 3 ................ Tony Petersen
1987 ..... 1 ............... Robbie Dearing
............ 1 ............. Raymond Nolan
1986 ..... 3 ................... Chris Queen
1985 ..... 3 ...................... Rick Reed
1984 ..... 1 ................. Eddie Harris
............ 1 ............... Alfred Rosario
1983 ..... 2 ............... J. D. McKinney
1982 ..... 1 ................ Steve Verrone
1981 ..... 1 ............ Jeff Montgomery
............ 1 ................... Gary Nelson
1980 ..... 0
1979 ..... 2 ............. Grant Campbell
............ 2 ............ Derek McDaniel
1978 ..... 2 ....................... Bob Birch
............ 2 .............. Jerry Chapman
............ 2 ............... Albie DeYoung
1977 ..... 1 .................. three players
1976 ..... 1 .................. three players
1975 ..... 1 ...................... Gary Hunt
............ 1 ................... Greg Rowsey
1974 ..... 2 ................... Greg Kappas
1973 ..... 2 ....................... Steve Hall
1972 ..... 2 ...................... Dave Davis
1971 ..... 0
1970 ..... 3 ..................... Gary Leach
1969-1962 ......... No Stats Recorded
1961 ..... 1 ..................... Jim Gallion
............ 1 ..................... Dick Wildt
Strikeouts
2004 ..... 69 ........... Brian Chrisman
2003 ..... 57 ................ Grant Harper
2002 ..... 47 .................... Chris Fritz
2001 ..... 71 .................. Steve Fowler
2000 ..... 94 .................. Sean Reeder
1999 ..... 107 ................ Sean Reeder
1998 ..... 71 ..................... J. R. Watts
1997 ..... 81 ..................... J. R. Watts
1996 ..... 72 ..................... J. R. Watts
1995 ..... 63 .............. Brandon Mohr
1994 ..... 100 .................. Matt Spade
1993 ..... 71 .................... Matt Spade
1992 ..... 59 .................... Matt Spade
1991 ..... 45 ...................... Bill Craig
1990 ..... 52 ................ Jason Schafer
1989 ..... 36 ................ Jason Schafer
1988 ..... 36 ............... Tony Petersen
............ 36 ..... Keith Throckmorton
1987 ..... 36 .......... Michael Johnson
1986 ..... 53 ................. Greg Stevens
1985 ..... 56 ................. Greg Stevens
1984 ..... 31 ..................... David Clay
1983 ..... 40 ........... Jeff Montgomery
1982 ..... 63 ........... Jeff Montgomery
1981 ..... 57 ........... Jeff Montgomery
1980 ..... 33 ............ Grant Campbell
1979 ..... 43 ............ Grant Campbell
1978 ..... 60 .............. Albie DeYoung
1977 ..... 84 .............. Albie DeYoung
1976 ..... 34 .............. Albie DeYoung
1975 ..... 54 .................. Greg Kappas
1974 ..... 54 .............. Dave Campbell
1973 ..... 78 ............... Mark Doboney
1972 ..... 56 ............... Mike Peppers
1971 ..... 72 ................... Rodney May
1970 ..... 53 ................. Carl Hewlett
1969 ..... 46 ................. Carl Hewlett
1968 ..... 53 .................... Paul Holley
1967 ..... 56 .................... Paul Holley
1966 ..... 56 ................... Bill Blevins
1965 ..... 38 ................ John Mullins
1964 ..... 58 ................ John Mullins
1963 ..... 58 ...................... Dale Lynd
1962 ..... 38 ...................... Dale Lynd
1961 ..... 44 ...................... Dale Lynd
1960 ..... 45 ............. Hugh Reynolds
1959 ..... 83 .............. Marion Majher
1934 ..... 78 ......... Maywood Belcher
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Record Book
All-Americans
Marshall Awards...
Freshman of the Year
Southern Conference
Jeff Montgomery, 1981 (SP)
Male Athlete of the Year
Southern Conference
Tony Peterson, 1987-88 (RP)
Player of the Year
Mid-American Conference
Tom Kuempel, 1998 (1B)
Player of the Week
Tom Kuempel
Mark Doboney
Outfield (1998)
Won MAC’s Triple
Crown for average,
home runs and RBI.
(Third Team)
Pither (1973)
Led nation with 0.55
reg. season ERA.
(First Team)
Jason Brooks
First Base (2001)
Set Marshall records
for homeruns and
RBI in a single
season.
(Second Team)
Chris Wean, 2000 (SP)
Jason Riceri, 2001 (SS)
Chris Meadows, 2002 (RP)
Matt White, 2002 (INF)
Chris Fritz, 2002 (SP)
Corie O’Bryan, 2003 (IF)
Grant Harper, 2003 (SP)
Corie O’Bryan, 2004 (IF)
Adam Frederick, 2004 (IF)
Brandon Bartos and Grant Harper - Freshmen All-American Honorable Mention, 2001.
Conference and Tournament Honors
West Virginia Athletic
1925 Frank “Red” Crist
1928 Earsel Toler
1929 Creighton “Doc” Noyes
1929 George Kozak
1930 Kyle Tackett
1930 Guy Fisher
1931 Guy Fisher
1931 Sammy McEwen
1931 Ramey Hunter
1932 John Zontini
1947 Bob Trowbridge
1947 Ed Corn (2nd)
Buckeye Conference
1933 Maywood “Lefty” Belcher
1934 Maywood “Lefty” Belcher
1934 Bill Craig
1935 Bill Craig
1935 John Zontini
Ohio Valley Conference
1949 Jack Cook
1952 Jim Swierzcek
Southern Conference
1978 Randy Rosiek
1980 Greg Hill
1981 Phillip Gordon
1981 Mike Sullivan
1982 Todd Sager
56
1983
1983
1984
1985
1985
1985
1987
1989
1989
1989
1989
1990
1991
1991
1993
1993
Greg Hill
Todd Sager
Todd Sager
Chip Cook
J. D. McKinney
Terry Thompson
Rob Morrison
Jason Nixon
Dave Piepenbrink (2nd)
Roger McIntyre (2nd)
Tony Petersen (2nd)
Dave Piepenbrink
Dave McAnallen (2nd)
Roger McIntyre (2nd)
Shane McComas (2nd)
Matt Spade (2nd)
1954 Ed Walowac
1954 Milan Zban
1954 Jim Swierczek (2nd)
1956 Donzil Hall
1956 Stan Maledki
1956 Paul Underwood
1956 Clarence York (2nd)
1957 Donzil Hall
1958 Donzil Hall
1959 Alex Lawerence
1959 Hugh Reynolds (2nd)
1959 Sonny Siriani (2nd)
1960 Hugh Reynolds
1960
1960
1961
1961
1962
1962
1963
1964
1968
1969
1998
1998
1998
2000
2000
2000
2001
Marion Majher (2nd)
Tex Williams (2nd)
Fred Conley (2nd)
Jack Marcum (2nd)
Mickey Sydenstricker (2nd)
Rusty Wamsley (2nd)
Rusty Wamsley
Zeke Myers (2nd)
John Mazur (2nd)
Paul Holley
Tom Kuemple
Mark Zban (2nd)
J. R. Watts (Academic)
Eric Pinkerton
Marty Rini (2nd)
Homer Renshaw (2nd)
Jason Brooks
All-Tournament Teams
Southern Conference
1990 Dave Piepenbrink
Coach of the Year
Southern Conference
1978 Jack Cook
Atlantic Region
1978 Jack Cook
National Coach of the Year
1978 Jack Cook (finalist)
Huntington Elks Lodge
1979 Jack Cook
Herd in the Pros
The Thundering Herd in the Pros
* Active Player
Name .............................................................................. Team (Year)
Terry Adkins ............................................... Pittsburgh Pirates (1982)
Chad Baumgardner .............................. Huntington Rail Kings (1998)
Maywood Belcher ...................................... St. Louis Cardinals (1934)
Lerry Berkery ............................................. Chicago White Sox (1978)
Frank Bess ........................................................... St. Louis Cardinals
Friel Cassel ............................................. Huntington Boosters (1926)
John Chafin ............................................ Chicago White Sox (1988-89)
John Chafin ................................................. Boston Red Sox (1991-92)
Frank Christ ............................................................ Columbus (1924)
Frank Christ ............................................. Huntingon Boosters (1926)
Frank Christ ......................................... Philadelphia Athletics (1928)
Bill Craig .......................................................... Boston Red Sox (1935)
Craig Edmonds ................................................ Boston Red Sox (1935)
Johnson Fry ................................................. Cleveland Indians (1923)
Joe Goddard .................................................. San Diego Padres (1971)
Carl Hewlett ................................................ Pittsburgh Pirates (1970)
Greg Hill ....................................................... Minnesota Twins (1983)
Mike Horan ............................................... St. Louis Cardinals (1976)
Jeff Montgomery pitched for K.C. from 1988-99.
Ramey Hunter ............................... Portsmouth Spartans (1933)
Tom Kuempel ..................................... Lafayette Leopards (1999)
Tom Kuempel .................................. Ohio Valley Redcoats (1998)
Bob Lemley ............................................. Cincinnati Reds (1968)
Tim Martin ................................................. Detroit Lions (1997)
Steve Miller ............................................. Cincinnati Reds (1968)
Jeff Montgomery ..................................... Cincinnati Reds (1987)
Jeff Montgomery ............................... Kansas City Royals (1988)
Tim Murphy .............................................. Texas Rangers (1973)
Mark Ochal .......................................... San Diego Padres (1978)
Lou Packer ...................................... Philadelphia Phillies (1976)
Elmo Patrick ....................................................... Boston Red Sox
Otto Patrick ............................................. Boston Red Sox (1935)
Rick Paugh ........................................ Pittsburgh Pirates (1997)
Rick Paugh .......................................... Canton Crocodiles (2000)
Tony Petersen .................................... Minnesota Vikings (1988)
Rick Reed ................................................ Cincinnati Reds (1994)
Rick Reed ........................................... Pittsburgh Pirates (1995)
Rick Reed .......................................... Kansas City Royals (1996)
Rick Reed ........................................ New York Mets (1996-2001)
Rick Reed ........................................... Minnesota Twins (2001-)*
Ryan Roush .............................................. Boston Red Sox (1998)
Kemper Shelton ............................................... Columbus (1914)
Matt Spade ......................................... Pittsburgh Pirates (1997)
Steve Verrone ........................................... Houston Astros (1983)
Johnny Watson .......................................... Detroit Tigers (1930)
J.R. Watts .................................... Huntington Rail Kings (1998)
Tony Whiteman ......................................... Detroit Tigers (1997)
John Zontini ............................................... Detroit Tigers (1935)
Rick Reed helped the Minnesota Twins reach the
playoffs in 2003 and face the New York Yankees
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University Heights
The Thundering Herd baseball program first played at University Heights Field from 1985-1990 and returned to that facility for
the 1999 season. The facility has undergone a variety of improvements over the last two years, including the installation of a sprinkler and drainage system.
As part of the purchase of the new videoboard at Marshall University Stadium, Marshall baseball acquired a new, state-of-the-art
scoreboard. The new board will have the ability to be relocated to a
new facility that is being planned for the near future.
Located five miles from campus behind married student
housing on Norway Avenue, the field is next door to the Cabell
County Career Technology Center and is easily accessible from
Route 60.
Playing dimensions at the Heights are 320-feet down the
lines, 385-feet to center and 365-feet to the power alleys. The
entire outfield is surrounded by a 20-foot high fence.
Marshall’s Home Venue History
1896-1904—Games played at Union Park in Huntington, location un- 1937-1956—Games played at International Nickle (Inco) Plant Field.
Dimensions as of 1953 for Inco: Left Field -285’, Center Field -365’
known.
and Right Field-345’. Field located in Guyandotte.
1906-1915—Games played at Driving Park in Huntington, located at the
foot of 6 th Avenue by the Ohio River. Some games are played at the 1957-1974, 1977-1984, 1991-1993,1995-1998—Games Played at St.
Huntington Fairground (between 5th and 3 rd Avenues at 29th Street) and Clouds Commons, located in Huntington’s West End. Home of the
Camden Park (today an amusement park located near Ceredo, Wayne Huntington Cubs (1990-95), (Rookie League) minor league team
for the Chicago Cubs in Appalachian League. Field also home for
County.)
River City Rumblers, Frontier (Independent) League team in 1996,
1916-1934—Games played at Marshall Field, located at 17th Street and 3rd and then for the Huntington Rail Kings as members of the HeartAvenue (location of today’s Harris Hall on the Marshall Campus. It seated land (Independent) League in 1998. Dimensions: Left Field-329’,
1,600, making it the largest field in the state and had a new grandstand, Center Field-385’ and Right Field-329’, with a 12’ high fence.
pressbox and refreshment stand. Over 60 people were hurt when the
stands collapsed during the opener in 1917 when an overflow crowd 1975-1976—Games played at Woody Williams Field at the Vetershowed up for Akron on Salvation Army Day (free admission with a ans Memorial Field House. Dimensions: Left Field-385’, Center
Field-340’ and Right Field-360’, with an 8’ fence and any ball landpotato or onion).
ing on the roof of the Field House was a ground-rule double.
1935-1936—Games played at Huntington League Field, home of the
Huntington team in the Virginia Valley (Class D) League in 1910. It was 1994—Games played at Winfield High School (LF-320’, CF-400’
also home to the Ohio State (Class D) League teams of 1913-1916 in and RF-320’, plus an Astroturf infield) & Wayne High School baseHuntington. Home of the Mid-Atlantic League’s Redbirds, a (Class C) ball field (LF-300’, CF-360’ and RF-300’), due to flooding at St.
team for the St. Louis Cardinals, from 1931-36. Home to the Huntington Clouds. Only the first two games verses Virginia at St. Clouds
team in the Mountain State League (Class D Baseball) in the 1911 & 1912 Common.
seasons, as well as the Huntington Aces in the same league 1937-41 and
Huntington Jewels of the Mid-Atlantic League in 1942, a farm club of the 1996-1998—Some games played at Boyd County HS, Ironton High
St. Louis Browns. Field was located at West 8th Street and Washington School and Greenup County HS, as once again flooding problems
make the field unplayable at St. Clouds Commons.
Avenue in Huntington’s West End.
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Marshall will play its final baseball season as a member of
the Mid-American Conference in 2005. Marshall has been a
member of the conference since its move to NCAA Division I-A
status in 1997. In 2005, Marshall and UCF will leave the
MAC and enter Conference USA.
Over the span of 58 years, the Mid-American Conference has
progressively grown and developed into one of the most
aggressive Division-I conferences in the country.
Under the guidance of Commissioner Rick Chryst, the seventh
commissioner in the history of the league, the MAC has moved
its men’s and women’s basketball championship into a firstclass NBA/WNBA facility at Gund Arena.
In the coming years, the MAC will co-host the 2006 NCAA
Women’s Basketball Mideast Regional and the 2007 Women’s
Final Four at Gund Arena, after successfully hosting the 2000
NCAA Men’s Basketball Regional at The Palace in Auburn
Hills, Mich. It also continues to be one of three conferences
(SEC and Big 12) to sponsor a football championship game.
Continuing to lead by example, the MAC provides its studentathletes and member institutions with the best possible
opportunities.
Based in Cleveland since July 1999 following a 15-year stay in
Toledo, Ohio, the MAC has established historic measurements in all of its sports, especially football, since its move to
Northeast Ohio.
The 2003-04 athletic season marked the second straight
season that the MAC had two teams involved in bowl games
and the MAC had an outstanding year in the NFL Draft as
multiple players, including Marshall standout Darius Watts,
were drafted in the seven round draft. In addition, Miami,
Bowling Green, Northern Illinois, and Marshall all scored
monumental wins over nationally-ranked opponents.
In June of 2003 the MAC reached a five-year agreement with
ESPN, Inc. that guarantees the league exposure for the term of
the agreement on ESPN and ESPN2. ABC/ESPN owns
exclusive rights to the MAC Football Championship game and
ESPN/ESPN2 those same rights to the MAC Men’s Basketball Championship.
The MAC’s relationship with ESPN, Inc., helped the league
receive additional national exposure in February 2003 and
2004 as part of the ESPN Bracket Buster Saturday. MAC
schools had nationally televised games and regional exposure
from the event. The MAC will continue as a participant in the
2005 ESPN Bracket Buster event.
In the first year of the television deal, the MAC played its
first-ever over-the-air broadcast on ABC - the MAC Football
Championship game - and also made nine national appearances on ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC. Last season, that continued
as the MAC made a greater impact on the national scene than
ever before with Miami, Northern Illinois, and Bowling Green
posting Top 25 seasons.
The Mid-American Conference was founded as a five-school
league on February 24, 1946 in Columbus, Ohio with Ohio,
Butler, Cincinnati, Wayne State and Western Reserve
admitted as charter members.
The Mid-American Conference currrently has 13 full-time
schools and a 14th, UCF, for football only. Comprising the
East Division is the University of Akron (joined in 1992),
University at Buffalo (1998), University of Central Florida
(2002, football only), Kent State University (1951), Marshall
University (1954-69, 1997), Miami University (1947) and
Ohio University (1946). The West Division members are Ball
State University (1973), Bowling Green State University
(1952), Central Michigan University (1971), Eastern Michigan
University (1971), Northern Illinois University (1975-86,
1997), University of Toledo (1950) and Western Michigan
University (1947). Affiliate members include the University of
Kentucky in men’s soccer, the University of Louisville in field
hockey and Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne
(IPFW) in men’s tennis.
The 14 current football-member institutions have a total
enrollment of better than 310,000, with individual enrollments ranging from 16,000-38,000. The MAC’s overall
enrollment makes it the fourth-largest conference in the
United States. MAC alumni number over 1.7 million.
The MAC was the first Division I-A conference to have its own
Hall of Fame, and began honoring its tradition in 1988 with a
Hall of Fame. From 1988 to May of 1994, a total of 52
individuals were inducted into the MAC Hall of Fame.
Over its 58-plus years, the MAC has produced a long list of
great athletes and coaches from all corners of the sports world.
A list that includes Olympic gold medalists, Major League
Baseball, NFL and NBA standouts, PGA standouts, nationalcaliber game officials and Hall of Fame coaches and players.
A presidentially controlled conference, all major policy
decisions are made by the MAC Council of Presidents, which
consists of chief executive officers of the 13 full member
universities.
In 1946 men’s basketball was the first competitive sport in
the MAC, which now sponsors a total of 23 sports. Women’s
sports were brought into the conference’s structure in 1980.
For men, championships (11) are sponsored in football,
basketball, baseball, cross country, soccer, swimming and
diving, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, wrestling, golf and tennis.
For women, championships (12) are sponsored in basketball,
softball, volleyball, cross country, field hockey, golf, soccer,
swimming and diving, gymnastics, indoor track and field,
outdoor track and tennis.
The Mid-American Conference
The Mid-American Conference
24 Public Square, 15th Floor
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
General Information
Founded: 1946
Headquarters: Cleveland, Ohio
Commissioner: Rick Chryst
Asst. Commissioner for Media Relations: Gary Richter
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2004 MAC Stats
2004 Mid-American Conference Final 2004 Standings
Mid-American
East
Miami
Kent State
Ohio
Akron
Marshall
Buffalo
W
14
14
12
11
10
4
L
8
10
12
12
13
18
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
West
Central Michigan
Eastern Michigan
Northern Illinois
Ball State
Bowling Green
Toledo
Western Michigan
W
18
14
14
14
13
8
7
L
6
10
10
10
11
16
17
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Pct.
.636
.583
.500
.478
.435
.182
Overall Records
H
7-5
7-5
7-5
5-7
5-6
2-8
A
7-3
7-5
5-7
6-5
5-7
2-10
Stk.
L2
W2
L1
W1
W4
L7
W
34
31
25
26
27
15
L
19
24
29
27
27
39
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
A
11-1
7-5
4-8
6-6
6-6
4-8
2-10
Stk
W2
L2
W3
L1
W2
L4
L2
W
33
29
30
27
28
20
21
L
22
25
26
26
19
34
35
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Mid-American
Pct.
.750
.583
.583
.583
.542
.333
.292
.323
.317
.313
.307
.301
.284
Walks
1. Mike Ferris (MIA) .....................
2. Jeremy Crum (CMU) ..................
3. Mike Sullivan (BSU) ..................
4. Andy Capraruolo (UA) ................
Chad Kinyon (KSU) ...................
Rob Marconi (NIU) ....................
Team Pitching (by ERA)
1. Kent State ..............................
2. Ball State ................................
3. Miami ......................................
4. Central Michigan ....................
5. Ohio .........................................
8. Marshall .................................
4.03
4.46
4.59
4.79
4.92
5.23
Runs Scored
1. Jim Geldhof (CMU) ....................
2. Brian Bixler (EMU) ...................
3. Rob Marconi (NIU) .....................
4. Mike Ferris (MIA) .....................
5. Adam Rosales (WMU) ................
74
67
62
60
57
Individual Batting
1. Brian Bixler (EMU) ................
2. Jim Geldhof (CMU) .................
3. Nolan Reimold (BGSU) ...........
4. Sean Dobson (UT) ...................
5. Brian Colopy (OU) ...................
10. Adam Frederick (MU) .......
.443
.429
.404
.394
.385
.374
Doubles
1. Scott Simon (NIU) .....................
Sean Dobson (UT) ......................
3. Joe Tucker (KSU) .......................
James Kingsley (UB) .................
5. Chad Kinyon (KSU) ....................
Chuck Moore (KSU) ...................
Andrew Davis (KSU) ..................
23
23
20
20
18
18
18
2.49
2.60
2.88
3.01
3.10
4.04
4.30
4.47
Runs Batted In
1. Kurtis Wells (CMU) ...................
2. Scott Simon (NIU) .....................
3. Jim Geldhof (CMU) ....................
4. Bryan Mitzel (CMU) ..................
5. Derrick Peterson (EMU) ...........
Marc Franz (BSU) ......................
Sean Dobson (UT) ......................
70
69
68
66
63
63
63
97
94
91
85
84
77
Home Runs
1. Mike Ferris (MIA) .....................
2. Anthony Gressick (OU) ..............
3. Chan Kinyon (KSU) ....................
Bran Miller (BSU) .....................
Todd Kimling (EMU) .................
Bryan Mitzel (CMU) ..................
21
16
14
14
14
14
Stolen Bases
1. Chris Monaco (MU) .................
2. Brian Bixler (EMU) ...................
3. Jim Geldhof (CMU) ....................
4. Emmanuel Burriss (KSU) ..........
5. Jason Brown (MIA) ....................
Trumaine Riley (EMU) ..............
40
31
29
20
19
19
60
A/N
19-13
18-19
8-14
17-16
10-19
9-29
Stk.
L2
W2
L1
W1
W4
L8
Pct.
.600
.537
.536
.509
.596
.370
.375
H
11-7
16-8
16-6
10-8
13-8
10-13
7-8
A/N
22-15
13-17
14-20
17-18
15-11
10-21
14-25
Stk.
W2
L2
W3
L3
W2
L3
L2
MAC Stats (Conference Games Only)
MAC Stats (All Games)
Hits
1. Brian Bixler (EMU) ...................
2. Jim Geldhof (CMU) ....................
3. Sean Dobson (UT) ......................
4. John Slone (MIA) .......................
5. Scott Simon (NIU) .....................
T-9. Adam Frederick (MU) .........
H
15-5
13-5
17-15
9-11
17-8
6-10
Overall Records
H
7-5
7-5
9-2
8-4
7-5
4-8
5-7
Team Batting
1. Miami ......................................
3. Eastern Michigan ....................
4. Bowling Green .........................
5. Toledo ......................................
9. Marshall .................................
Individual Pitching (1 IP/Game)
1. Tyler Johnson (BGSU) ............
2. Joe Piekarz (NIU) ...................
3. Andy Sonnanstine (KSU) ........
4. Zach Minor (NIU) ....................
5. Ryan Ford (EMU) ....................
14. Steve Ziroli (MU) ................
18. Brian Chrisman (MU) ........
20. Chris Koutsavlis (MU) .......
Pct.
.642
.534
.463
.491
.500
.277
59
42
40
38
38
38
Total Bases
1. Sean Dobson (UT) ..................... 152
Mike Ferris (MIA) .................... 152
3. Jim Geldhof (CMU) ................... 146
4. Chad Kinyon (KSU) ................... 140
5. Brian Bixler (EMU) .................. 135
On Base Percentage
1. Mike Ferris (MIA) ..................
2. Brian Bixler (EMU) ................
4. Jim Geldhof (CMU) .................
5. Jeremy Crum (CMU) ...............
9. Rich Russell (MU) ................
.527
.517
.493
.490
.488
.466
Slugging Percentage
1. Mike Ferris (MIA) ..................
3. Anthony Gressick (OU) ...........
4. Jim Geldhof (CMU) .................
5. Bryan Mitzel (CMU) ...............
.796
.749
.705
.667
.665
Team Batting
1. Bowling Green .........................
3. Miami ......................................
4. Eastern Michigan ....................
5. Ohio .........................................
11. Marshall ...............................
.330
.324
.320
.303
.301
.265
Team Pitching (by ERA)
2. Kent State ..............................
3. Ohio .........................................
4. Ball State ................................
5. Northern Illinois .....................
8. Marshall .................................
3.44
3.73
4.03
4.09
4.61
5.17
Individual Batting
1. Brian Bixler (EMU) ................
2. Jim Geldhof (CMU) .................
3. Brian Canada (MIA) ................
4. Brad Miller (BSU) ...................
.462
.444
.443
.432
.416
Individual Pitching
1. Ryan Ford (EMU) ....................
2. Tyler Johnson (BGSU) ............
3. Dan O’Rourke (OU) .................
4. Andy Sonnanstine (KSU) ........
5. Chris Bova (OU) ......................
9. Chris Cummings (MU) ........
13. Steve Ziroli (MU) ................
2.44
2.55
2.68
2.70
2.83
3.16
3.63
Hits
1. Jim Geldhof (CMU) ....................
2. Brian Bixler (EMU) ...................
3. Nolan Reimold (BGSU) ..............
4. Adam Rosales (WMU) ................
5. Four Players with 39 .................
44
43
43
40
39
Home Runs
1. Anthony Gressick (OU) ................
Rob Marconi (NIU) ......................
3. Nolan Reimold (BGSU) ................
Derrick Peterson (EMU) .............
Adam Rosales (WMU) ..................
8
8
7
7
7
Stolen Bases
1. Brian Bixler (EMU) ................... 14
2. Chris Monaco (MU) ................. 13
3. Jim Geldhof (CMU) .................... 12
4. Todd Kimling (EMU) ................... 9
David Barkholz (BGSU) ............... 9
Ryne Robinson (MIA) ................... 9
Trumaine Riley (EMU) ................ 9
Walks
1. Mike Ferris (MIA) .....................
2. Jeremy Crum (CMU) ..................
3. Chad Kinyon (KSU) ....................
Brian Bixler (EMU) ...................
5. Andy Capraruolo (UA) ................
Derrick Peterson (EMU) ...........
T-7. Rich Russell (MU) ................
30
22
20
20
19
19
16
Runs Scored
1. Jim Geldhof (CMU) ....................
2. Adam Rosales (WMU) ................
3. Brian Bixler (EMU) ...................
4. Jeremy Busch (NIU) ...................
5. Eric Lawson (BGSU) ..................
Rob Marconi (NIU) ....................
Mike Ferris (MIA) .....................
33
31
27
26
25
25
25
Doubles
1. Joe Tucker (KSU) .......................
Adam Rosales (WMU) ................
3. Geoff Orr (MIA) .........................
4. David Latour Jr. (CMU) ............
Brian Colopy (OU) .....................
Chuck Moore (KSU) ...................
Nolan Reimold (BGSU) ..............
Jim Geldhof (CMU) ...................
12
12
11
10
10
10
10
10
Runs Batted In
2. Jim Geldhof (CMU) ....................
3. Geoff Orr (MIA) .........................
5. Bryan Mitzel (CMU) ..................
Marc Franz (BSU) ......................
37
34
33
29
28
28
Total Bases
2. Adam Roasles (WMU) ................
3. Jim Geldhof (CMU) ....................
5. Geoff Orr (MIA) .........................
Rob Marconi (NIU) ....................
77
75
74
63
62
62
On Base Percentage
1. Brian Bixler (EMU) ................
2. Mike Ferris (MIA) ..................
3. Jim Geldhof (CMU) .................
4. Brian Colopy (OU) ...................
5. Brad Miller (BSU) ...................
6. Rich Russell (MU) ................
.556
.532
.517
.509
.505
.500
Slugging Percentage
1. Adam Rosales (WMU) .............
2. Noaln Reimold (BGSU) ...........
3. Jim Geldhof (CMU) .................
4. Geoff Orr (MIA) ......................
5. Derrick Peterson (EMU) ........
.773
.762
.747
.721
.700
2005 MAC Schedule
Friday, February 11
Northern Illinois at Texas Tech, 3 p.m.
Saturday, February 12
Marshall at Mercer (DH), Noon
Sunday, February 13
Marshall at Mercer, 1 p.m.
Friday, February 18
Akron at Winthrop, 4 p.m.
Ball State at Middle Tennessee State, 3 p.m.
Central Michigan at UAB, 6 p.m.
Eastern Michigan at South Florida, 7 p.m.
Kent State at Louisville, TBA
Marshall at Southern Miss, 3 p.m.
Ohio at Campbell, 3 p.m.
+Akron vs. Gardner-Webb, 4 p.m.
Eastern Michigan at South Florida, 1 p.m.
Ohio at Campbell (DH), Noon
Sunday, February 20
+Akron vs. Missouri, 10 a.m.
Eastern Michigan at South Florida, Noon
Friday, February 25
^Akron vs. Valparaiso, Noon
Ball State at UAB, 6 p.m.
Buffalo at Kentucky, 3 p.m.
Central Michigan at Western Kentucky, 2 p.m.
¹Eastern Michigan vs. Northern Iowa, TBA
+Kent State vs. Illinois, TBA
Marshall at Jacksonville State, 3 p.m.
#Miami vs. Texas State, 2 p.m.
Ohio at Furman, 3 p.m.
Toledo at Louisville, 2 p.m.
Western Michigan at Bethune-Cookman, 7 p.m.
^Akron vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Noon
Bowling Green at Murray State (DH), Noon
Central Michigan at Western Kentucky (DH), Noon
¹Eastern Michigan vs. Kansas State, TBA
Kent State at Winthrop, TBA
Miami at Louisiana-Lafayette, 6 p.m.
Sunday, February 27
Akron at Austin Peay, Noon
Bowling Green at Murray State, Noon
Central Michigan at Western Kentucky, 1 p.m.
Eastern Michigan at Northwestern State, TBA
+Kent State vs. TBA
#Miami vs. Marist, Noon
Tuesday, March 1
Bowling Green at Dayton, 2 p.m.
Marshall at West Virginia State, 1 p.m.
North Park University at Northern Illinois, 2 p.m.
Western Michigan at Jacksonville, 4 p.m.
Wednesday, March 2
Marshall at VMI, 2 p.m.
Western Michigan at North Florida, 7 p.m.
Xavier at Miami, 2 p.m.
Thursday, March 3
Western Michigan at North Florida, 7 p.m.
Friday, March 4
¹Akron vs. UNC Asheville, TBA
Akron at Tennessee Tech, TBA
Ball State at Vanderbilt, 4 p.m.
Buffalo at Georgia Southern, 7 p.m.
Eastern Michigan at Missouri, 3 p.m.
$Kent State vs. James Madison, TBA
Northern Illinois at Southern Illinois, 2 p.m.
Ohio at UNC Greensboro, 4 p.m.
Toledo at Kentucky, 4 p.m.
&Western Michigan vs. Michigan State, 3 p.m.
Saturday, March 5
Akron at Tennessee Tech, TBA
¥Bowling Green at Spring Break Trip
Buffalo at Georgia Southern, 4 p.m.
Canisius at Marshall (DH), Noon
¥Central Michigan vs. Connecticut, 10:30 a.m.
$Kent State vs. Western Carolina, TBA
Miami at Louisville (DH), Noon
&Western Michigan vs. Brown (DH), 3 p.m.
Sunday, March 6
¹Akron vs. UNC Asheville, TBA
Buffalo at Georgia Southern, 1:30 p.m.
Canisius at Marshall, 1 p.m.
¥Central Michigan vs. Georgetown, 7 p.m.
Kent State at Coastal Carolina, 4 p.m.
Miami at Louisville, 1 p.m.
Monday, March 7
¥Central Michigan vs. Sacred Heart, 2:30 p.m.
Tuesday, March 8
Ball State at Wake Forest, 1:30 p.m.
¥Central Michigan vs. Maine, 10 a.m.
Miami at Dayton, 2 p.m.
Toledo at North Florida, 7 p.m.
Wednesday, March 9
Ball State at North Carolina A&T, 3 p.m.
&Toledo vs. Campbell, 3 p.m.
Thursday, March 10
Ball State at North Carolina A&T, 3 p.m.
¥Central Michigan vs. Eastern Kentucky, 3 p.m.
&Toledo vs. Michigan State, Noon
Friday, March 11
Ball State at High Point, 3 p.m.
¥Central Michigan vs. Rhode Island, 10:30 a.m.
Eastern Michigan at Kansas State, 3 p.m.
Kent State at James Madison, 2:30 p.m.
Le Moyne at Ohio, 4 p.m.
Liberty at Marshall, 3 p.m.
Miami at Alabama, 6:30 p.m.
Western Michigan at Cincinnati, 4 p.m.
Saturday, March 12
Akron at Murray State (DH), 1 p.m.
Ball State at High Point, Noon
Buffalo at Mount St. MaryÕs (DH), Noon
¥Central Michigan vs. Holy Cross, 10 a.m.
Kent State at James Madison, 1 p.m.
Miami at Alabama, 4 p.m.
%Northern Illinois vs. Wright State, 11 a.m.
%Northern Illinois vs. Austin Peay, 2 p.m.
&Toledo vs. Iowa, 1 p.m.
Sunday, March 13
Akron at Murray State, 1 p.m.
Ball State at High Point, 1 p.m.
Buffalo at Mount St. MaryÕs, Noon
Kent State at James Madison, 1 p.m.
Miami at Alabama, 2 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Evansville, 2 p.m.
&Toledo vs. Bradley, 10 a.m.
Monday, March 14
Akron at Xavier, 3 p.m.
¥Miami vs. Massachusetts, 8 p.m.
Tuesday, March 15
Buffalo at St. JosephÕs, 3 p.m.
Findlay at Bowling Green, 2 p.m.
IPFW at Western Michigan (DH), 1 p.m.
¥Miami vs. Kentucky, 7 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Louisville, 3 p.m.
Wednesday, March 16
Dayton at Marshall, 2 p.m.
¥Miami vs. Illinois State, 11 a.m.
¥Miami vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 3 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Xavier, 3 p.m.
Thursday, March 17
Buffalo at Coppin State, 2:30 p.m.
¥Miami vs. Northern Iowa, 8 p.m.
%Northern Illinois vs. Notre Dame, 3 p.m.
Friday, March 18
Akron at Western Kentucky, 4 p.m
Bowling Green at Eastern Michigan, 3 p.m..
Buffalo at Towson, 2:30 p.m.
Central Michigan at Southeast Missouri State, 3 p.m.
Oakland at Ball State, 3 p.m.
+Kent State vs. TBA
¥Miami vs. Rhode Island (DH), 5:15 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Eastern Kentucky, 2 p.m.
Toledo at West Virginia, 5 p.m.
Western Michigan at Southern Illinois, 2 p.m.
Saturday, March 19
Akron at Western Kentucky, 2 p.m.
Buffalo at Towson, 1 p.m.
Eastern Michigan at Bowling Green (DH), Noon
+Kent State vs. TBA
¥Miami vs. Illinois, 10 a.m.
Michigan at Ohio (DH), 1 p.m.
Oakland at Ball State (DH), 1 p.m.
St. Bonaventure at Marshall (DH), Noon
Toledo at West Virginia (DH), 1 p.m.
Sunday, March 20
Akron at Western Kentucky, 2 p.m.
Bowling Green at Eastern Michigan, 3 p.m..
Buffalo at Towson, 1 p.m.
+Kent State vs. TBA
Michigan at Ohio, 1 p.m.
Oakland at Ball State, 1 p.m.
St. Bonaventure at Marshall, 1 p.m.
Toledo at West Virginia, 1 p.m.
Tuesday, March 22
Central Michigan at IPFW, 2 p.m.
Kent State at South Florida, 7 p.m.
Marshall at Duke, 3 p.m.
Ohio at James Madison, 3 p.m.
Valparaiso at Northern Illinois, 2:30 p.m.
Wednesday, March 23
Ball State at Indiana, 3 p.m.
Grand Valley State at Eastern Michigan, 3 p.m.
IPFW at Miami, 3 p.m.
Marshall at Duke, 3 p.m.
Ohio at James Madison, 3 p.m.
Toledo at Cincinnati, 3 p.m.
Wayne State at Central Michigan, 2 p.m.
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2005 MAC Schedule
Thursday, March 24
St. Xavier at Northern Illinois, 2:30 p.m.
Friday, March 25
Akron at Wright State, 6:30 p.m.
*Bowling Green at Ball State, 3 p.m.
Buffalo at Maryland-Baltimore County (DH), 1 p.m.
*Eastern Michigan at Marshall, 3 p.m.
*Kent State at Toledo, 3 p.m.
*Miami at Ohio, 3 p.m.
Western Michigan at Purdue, 1 p.m.
Saturday, March 26
Akron at Wright State, 6:30 p.m.
Buffalo at Navy (DH), Noon
Youngstown State at Central Michigan (DH), 1 p.m.
Sunday, March 27
Akron at Wright State, 1 p.m.
Buffalo at Navy, 1 p.m.
Youngstown State at Central Michigan, 1 p.m.
Tuesday, March 29
Akron at Morehead State, 2 p.m.
Cleveland State at Ohio, 5 p.m.
Defiance at Bowling Green, 2 p.m.
Le Moyne at Buffalo (DH), 2 p.m.
Miami at Xavier, 3 p.m.
Northern Iowa at Northern Illinois, 2 p.m.
Western Michigan at Notre Dame, 5:05 p.m.
Wednesday, March 30
Akron at Morehead State, 1 p.m.
Bowling Green at Cleveland State (E. Cleveland), 2 p.m.
Kent State at Pittsburgh, 3 p.m.
Marshall at Eastern Kentucky, 3 p.m.
Michigan at Eastern Michigan, 3 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Bradley (DH), 1 p.m.
Oakland at Central Michigan, 3 p.m.
Ohio at Cincinnati, 4 p.m.
Purdue at Ball State, 3 p.m.
Toledo at Ohio State, 6:35 p.m.
Wednesday, April 6
Bowling Green at Wright State, 6:30 p.m.
Buffalo at Canisius (DH), TBA
Central Michigan at Michigan, 3 p.m.
Marshall at Dayton, 3 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Eastern Illinois, 3 p.m.
Northern Kentucky at Miami, 3 p.m.
Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio, 5 p.m.
Wayne State at Toledo, 3 p.m.
Western Michigan at Illinois, 2:05 p.m.
Youngstown State at Akron (Canal Park), 6 p.m.
Friday, April 8
*Akron at Ball State, 3 p.m.
Birmingham Southern at Miami, 3 p.m.
*Buffalo at Bowling Green, 3 p.m.
*Eastern Michigan at Ohio, 7 p.m.
*Kent State at Marshall, 3 p.m.
*Northern Illinois at Western Michigan, 3 p.m.
*Toledo at Central Michigan, 3 p.m.
Saturday, April 9
Sunday, April 10
Tuesday, April 12
Bowling Green at Notre Dame, 5:05 p.m.
Buffalo at Niagara, TBA
Cleveland State at Toledo, 3 p.m.
Illinois-Chicago at Western Michigan, 3 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Illinois State, 6 p.m.
Pittsburgh at Akron, 3 p.m.
Otterbein at Ohio, 5 p.m.
Saginaw Valley at Eastern Michigan, 5 p.m.
Wright State at Kent State, 3 p.m.
Friday, April 1
*Ball State at Northern Illinois, 3 p.m.
*Buffalo at Akron, 3 p.m.
*Central Michigan at Bowling Green, 3 p.m.
*Marshall at Miami, 3 p.m.
Oakland at Eastern Michigan, 5 p.m.
*Ohio at Kent State, 3 p.m.
*Western Michigan at Toledo, 3 p.m.
Wednesday, April 13
Dayton at Ball State, 3 p.m.
Central Michigan at Notre Dame, 5:05 p.m.
Cleveland State at Kent State, 3 p.m.
Indiana at Miami, 3 p.m.
Michigan State at Eastern Michigan, 5 p.m.
Morehead State at Marshall, 3 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Iowa, 6 p.m.
Toledo at IPFW, 3 p.m.
West Virginia State at Ohio, 5 p.m.
Western Michigan at Chicago State, 3 p.m.
Saturday, April 2
Eastern Michigan at Oakland (DH), 1 p.m.
Friday, April 15
*Akron at Kent State, 3 p.m.
*Bowling Green at Northern Illinois, 3 p.m.
*Buffalo at Miami, 3 p.m.
Butler at Toledo, 3 p.m.
*Central Michigan at Ball State, 3 p.m.
*Marshall at Ohio, 7 p.m.
*Western Michigan at Eastern Michigan, 7 p.m.
Sunday, April 3
Saturday, April 16
Butler at Toledo, Noon
Tuesday, April 5
Ball State at Valparaiso, 3 p.m.
Buffalo at Niagara, TBA
Cleveland State at Akron (Canal Park), 6 p.m.
Dayton at Miami, 3 p.m.
Heidelberg at Bowling Green, 3 p.m.
Illinois State at Northern Illinois, 2:30 p.m.
IPFW at Central Michigan, 3 p.m.
Kent State at Duquesne, 3 p.m.
Ohio at Xavier, 3 p.m.
Toledo at Notre Dame, 5:05 p.m.
Western Michigan at Illinois, 6:35 p.m.
Sunday, April 17
IPFW at Toledo (DH), 1 p.m.
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Tuesday, April 19
Akron at Cleveland State (E. Cleveland), 6 p.m.
Bowling Green at IPFW, 2 p.m.
Chicago State at Northern Illinois, 3 p.m.
Dayton at Ohio, 5 p.m.
Duquesne at Kent State, 3 p.m.
Indiana at Ball State, 3 p.m.
Toledo at Youngstown State, 6 p.m.
Wednesday, April 20
Akron at West Virginia, 6 p.m.
Aquinas College at Central Michigan, 3 p.m.
Dayton at Bowling Green, 3 p.m.
Eastern Kentucky at Marshall, 3 p.m.
Eastern Michigan at Oakland, 3 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Illinois-Chicago, 7:05 p.m.
Ohio at Duquesne, 3 p.m.
Pittsburgh at Kent State, 3 p.m.
St. Bonaventure at Buffalo (DH), 1 p.m.
Toledo at Michigan, 3 p.m.
Wright State at Miami, 3 p.m.
Friday, April 22
*Ball State at Western Michigan, 3 p.m.
*Central Michigan at Northern Illinois, 3 p.m.
*Kent State at Bowling Green, 3 p.m.
Marshall at Virginia Tech, 7 p.m.
*Miami at Akron, 3 p.m.
*Ohio at Buffalo, 3 p.m.
*Toledo at Eastern Michigan, 7 p.m.
Saturday, April 23
Sunday, April 24
Tuesday, April 26
Buffalo at Big 4 Tournament (Dunn Tire Park), TBA
Duquesne at Akron, 3 p.m.
Findlay at Kent State, 3 p.m.
IPFW at Ball State, 3 p.m.
Purdue University-North Central at Northern Illinois, 3
p.m.
Toledo at Cleveland State (E. Cleveland), 3 p.m.
Wayne State at Eastern Michigan, 6 p.m.
Youngstown State at Ohio, 5 p.m.
Wednesday, April 27
Ball State at Butler, 3 p.m.
Bowling Green at Ohio State, 6:35 p.m.
Buffalo at Big 4 Tournament (Dunn Tire Park), TBA
Central Michigan at Michigan State (Oldsmobile Park), 7
p.m.
Marshall at Kentucky, 6:30 p.m.
Miami at Cincinnati, 6:30 p.m.
Ohio at West Virginia, 7 p.m.
Thursday, April 28
Western Michigan at IPFW, 3 p.m.
Friday, April 29
*Eastern Michigan at Ball State, 3 p.m.
*Kent State at Buffalo, 3 p.m.
*Marshall at Central Michigan, 3 p.m.
*Northern Illinois at Akron, 3 p.m.
*Ohio at Western Michigan, 3 p.m.
*Toledo at Miami, 3 p.m.
2005 MAC Schedule
2005 Mid-American
Conference Tournament
Wednesday-Saturday, May 25-28
Saturday, April 30
IPFW at Bowling Green (DH), 1 p.m.
Saturday, May 14
*Akron at Eastern Michigan, 5 p.m.
*Ball State at Marshall, 1 p.m.
*Central Michigan at Buffalo, 1 p.m.
IPFW at Ohio, 5 p.m.
*Miami at Northern Illinois, 1 p.m.
*Toledo at Bowling Green, 1 p.m.
*Western Michigan at Kent State, 1 p.m.
Sunday, May 1
IPFW at Bowling Green (DH), Noon
Sunday, May 15
Tuesday, May 3
Kent State at Cincinnati, 6:30 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Chicago State, 3 p.m.
Ohio at Cleveland State (E. Cleveland), 3 p.m.
Spring Arbor at Eastern Michigan, 7 p.m.
Western Michigan at Valparaiso, 3 p.m.
Tuesday, May 17
Ball State at IPFW, 3 p.m.
Kent State at Youngstown State, 7 p.m.
Michigan State at Central Michigan, 3 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Nebraska, 6:30 p.m.
Niagara at Buffalo, TBA
Toledo at Illinois-Chicago, 3 p.m.
Vanderbilt at Ohio 5 p.m.
Xavier at Akron (Canal Park), 3 p.m.
Friday, May 27
Game 7 — Winner Game 5 vs. Winner Game 6 10 a.m.
Game 8 — Winner Game 4 vs. Loser Game 6 1 p.m.
Wednesday, May 18
Bowling Green at Toledo, 3 p.m.
Central Michigan at Oakland, 3 p.m.
Miami at Wright State, 6:30 p.m.
Northern Illinois at Nebraska, 2 p.m.
Vanderbilt at Ohio 4 p.m.
Western Michigan at Michigan, 3 p.m.
Friday, May 27
Game 7 — Loser Game 5 vs. Loser Game 6 10 a.m.
Game 8 — Winner Game 4 vs. Winner Game 5 1 p.m.
If two teams remain after Game 9:
Wednesday, May 4
Akron at Duquesne, 3 p.m.
Canisius at Buffalo, 3 p.m.
Eastern Michigan at Michigan, 7 p.m.
Northwestern at Northern Illinois, TBA
Oakland at Kent State, 3 p.m.
Ohio at Youngstown State, 6 p.m.
Thursday, May 5
Mount Union at Kent State, 3 p.m.
Friday, May 6
*Akron at Marshall, 3 p.m.
*Ball State at Ohio, 7 p.m.
*Bowling Green at Miami, 3 p.m.
*Buffalo at Toledo, 3 p.m.
*Northern Illinois at Eastern Michigan, 7 p.m.
*Western Michigan at Central Michigan, 3 p.m.
Saturday, May 7
*Youngstown State at Kent State (DH), 1 p.m.
Sunday, May 8
*Kent State at Youngstown State, 1 p.m.
Monday, May 9
Saginaw Valley at Central Michigan, 3 p.m.
Tuesday, May 10
Miami at Cincinnati, 6:30 p.m.
Michigan State at Toledo, TBA
Ohio at Pittsburgh (Washington, Pa.), 7 p.m.
West Virginia at Akron (Canal Park), 6 p.m.
Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Western Michigan, 3 p.m.
Xavier at Ball State, 3 p.m.
Wednesday, May 11
Ball State at Indiana State, 6:30 p.m.
Chicago State at Central Michigan, 3 p.m.
Marshall at Morehead State, 6 p.m.
Miami at Ohio State, 6:35 p.m.
Toledo at Dayton, 3 p.m.
Western Michigan at Michigan State, TBA
Wright State at Bowling Green, 3 p.m.
Friday, May 13
Thursday, May 19
Ball State at Wright State, 6:30 p.m.
Friday, May 20
Ball State at Wright State, 5 p.m.
*Bowling Green at Western Michigan, 3 p.m.
*Eastern Michigan at Central Michigan, 3 p.m.
*Marshall at Buffalo, 3 p.m.
*Miami at Kent State, 3 p.m.
*Northern Illinois at Toledo, 3 p.m.
*Ohio at Akron, 3 p.m.
Wednesday, May 25
Game 1 — No. 3 seed vs. No. 4 Seed 10 a.m.
Game 2 — No. 2 Seed vs. No. 5 Seed 1/4 p.m.
Game 3 — No. 1 Seed vs. No. 6 Seed 1/4 p.m.
Thursday, May 26
Game 4 — Loser Game 3 vs. Loser Game 2 10 a.m.
If four teams remain after Game 6:
Saturday, May 28
Game 10 — Winner Game 7 vs. Winner Game 9 TBA
(if necessary)
Game 11 — Same teams as in Game 10 TBA
If five teams remain after Game 6:
Saturday, May 28
Game 10 — Winner Game 8 vs. Winner Game 9 TBA
(if necessary)
Game 11 — Same teams as in Game 10 TBA
If three teams remain after Game 9:
Saturday, May 28
Game 10 — Winner Game 8 vs. Loser Game 9 TBA
Game 11 — Winner Game 9 vs. Winner Game 10
Saturday, May 21
Wright State at Ball State, 1 p.m.
Sunday, May 22
Wednesday-Saturday, May 25-28
Mid-American Conference Tournament
Friday-Sunday, June 3-5
NCAA Regionals, Campus sites
Friday-Monday, June 10-13
NCAA Super Regionals, campus sites
Friday-Saturday, June 17-27
College World Series, Omaha, Neb.
Rosenblatt Stadium
All times are local to site
Key to Game Locations
+Games played in Rock Hill, S.C.
^Games played in Clarksville, Tenn.
¥Game played in Bradenton, Fla.
¹Games played in Natchitoches, La.
$Games played in Conway, S.C.
#Games played in Lafayette, La.
%Games played in Evansville, Ind.
&Games played in Jacksonville, Fla.
*Mid-American Conference games
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Conference USA
Starting with the 2005 season, Marshall University
will join Conference USA. Along with Marshall, Rice,
SMU, Tulsa, UCF and UTEP will join the conference.
The remaining members of the conference include: East
Carolina, Houston, Memphis, Southern Miss, Tulane and
UAB. Current members Cincinnati, DePaul, Louisville,
Marquette and USF will become members of the Big East
while TCU goes to the Mountain West and Charlotte and
Saint Louiswill join the Atlantic 10 at the end of this
season. The membership changes have given C-USA the
opportunity to play a pivotal role in the changing face of
conference affiliations and will reinforce the league’s
position in collegiate athletics for years to come.
“We are excited about adding new members and
making structural improvements to Conference USA,” CUSA Commissioner Britton Banowsky said. “This is an
opportunity for us to tighten our geography, group similar
institutions together, create a division model, and possibly
stage a championship football game. It will be very
exciting to watch this league grow and develop.”
With a promising future ahead, there is plenty for the
league to celebrate from its first nine years. After its
formation in 1995, hailed as a bold move in the
world of intercollegiate sports, C-USA
established a strong foundation while
quickly earning a reputation of
successfully competing at the
highest levels of intercollegiate
athletics. Capitalizing on the
strengths of its 15 distinguished and diverse universities, Conference USA quickly
emerged as one of the nation’s
top conferences.
Competition
Conference USA sponsors 19 sports baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf,
soccer, tennis and track and field (indoor and outdoor)
for men and basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field (indoor
and outdoor) and volleyball for women.
Success on the Playing Field
Conference USA performers have achieved great success
in competition, plaing the league among the top conference
in the nation.
- Football - rated among the top seven conferences in the
nation, 22 teams have earned bowl bids, bowl tie-ins
include AutoZone Liberty Bowl (champion), GMAC Bowl,
Sheraton Hawaii Bowl, PlainsCapital Fort Worth Bowl
and the Wyndham New Orleans Bowl.
- Men’s Basketball - consistently rated as one of the top
basketball leagues in the country, 51 postseason teams (34
NCAA and 24 NIT), average of 2 million fans drawn a
season, one Final Four team, three Elite Eight teams, one
NIT Champion and three NIT semifinalists. It is among
the nation’s best in home attendance.
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- Women’s Basketball - consistently rated among the nation’s
best conferences, 34 NCAA Tournament appearances, 20 WNIT
appearances, one team in the NCAA Sweet 16, two WNIT
semifinals, strong fan support, ranking among the nation’s top
10 conferences in attendance, setting league attendance record
for three straight seasons.
- Volleyball - 23 NCAA appearances, two Sweet 16 appearances in 1996 and 1998, one of four leagues to send at least
three teams to the NCAA Champinoship each of the last five
years, five C-USA teams posting 20-win seasons for three
consecutive years.
In addition, 27 men’s and women’s soccer teams, 23 baseball
teams and 13 softball teams have earned NCAA Tournament
bids. C-USA has sent two men’s soccer teams to the Final
Four, one baseball team to the College World Series and four
softball teams to the Women’s College World Series. The
league has also had three national champions in track and field
competition, one national champion in diving and numerous
NCAA individual and team competitors in cross country, golf,
swimming & diving, tennis and track and field.
Overall, Conference USA teams and individuals
have made more than 350 NCAA appearances.
Baseball History
Conference USA has a rich baseball history. The conference
is one of the toughest in the country and produces top 25 teams
each season. In 2004, the conference placed two teams in the
final ranking, East Carolina finishing ranked eighth and
Tulane finishing up ranked 19th. Future C-USA member and
2003 National Champion Rice finished the season ranked #11.
Those are not the only powerhouses in the conference.
Former conference champions Southern Mississippi and
Houston are always strong. Newcomers Rice and Central
Florida also have exceptional programs.
In 2004, Marshall proved that they could play with the
teams in C-USA. Even though they went 1-4 against future
opponents, Marshall was competitive in each game, playing top
ten opponent ECU tough in their matchup. The Herd will get
another taste of C-USA baseball when it takes on Southern
Miss. in a three game series. Marshall will take on a full CUSA schedule in 2006.
Conference USA
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Student Athlete Program
MARY CLARK
Buck Harless
Program Director
Mary Clark is in her first
year as director of the
Buck Harless StudentAthlete Program. She
oversees the academic
progress of more than
350 student-athletes at
Marshall.
Before arriving in Huntington, she was the
Coordinator for Student Programs at Marquette
University. There, she coordinated study hall
and individual study plans for selected
students, while training and supervising a
student-employee staff of 20. At Marquette, she
was specifically responsible for women’s
basketball, tennis, men’s and women’s track,
men’s and women’s cross country, amd men’s
golf.
Marshall University, well-known for successful
athletic teams, is taking the lead in preparing its
student-athletes for life after intercollegiate athletics.
The program responsible in seeing the athletes succeed
is the Buck Harless Student-Athlete Program. The
program was established in 1981 after a generous
financial contribution from Mingo County
businessman Buck Harless.
The program’s purpose is to aid all Marshall
student-athletes in their academic endeavors while
evaluating their athletic eligibility. At Marshall, it is
very important for student-athletes to succeed in the
classroom as well as on the playing field.
One way that the program directors watch over
the student-athletes is by progress reports. These
reports are used to promote university faculty
involvement and are requested three times each
semester. Based on these reports, a student’s test
scores, previous semester’s grades and academic
history, the office assigns tutors to those who need
them. Those athletes who need help are required to
attend study sessions with their tutor. The staff
maintains records and provides the needed services for
all of Marshall’s 350-plus student-athletes.
The one responsible to seeing that the purpose and
the services are carried out is the director, Mary
Clark. She came to Marshall from Marquette
University, where she was the Coordinator for Student
Programs. Clark received her undergraduate and
graduate degrees at Southeast Missouri State, and
most recently completed her doctorate in Educational
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Policy and Leadership at Marquette.
In the summer of 1997, the Buck-Harless staff
moved into a new home specifically designed for the
student-athlete’s needs. This new facility, located
adjacent tothe Henderson Center in Gullickson Hall,
includes a student-athlete lounge, a computer center
with computers, a one-on-one tutoring room, and an
additional computer center that is shared with the rest
of the student body.
Along with a top-rate facility, Clark’s staff of
counselors and specialists, which includes a learning
disabilities specialist, provide student-athletes with the
added attention needed to be successful in the
classroom. These counselors are also there for the
student-athlete to talk to about any problems that may
occur on the playing field, in the classroom or in their
personal lives. The two full-time counselors have two
graduate assistants under them. These assistants see
to it that each student-athlete is getting the proper
assistance in the academic arena.
In addition to this successful program, (there have
been almost 450 academic all-conference selections
since its inception) Marshall and the student-athlete
program have also become a part of the National
Collegiate Athletic Association’s CHAMPS/Life Skills
Program.
The NCAA program, started in 1995, works with
the athletes, coaches and instructors to establish an
environment that will allow the student-athletes to
succeed in all aspects of their lives. Stressing
academics, personal development, service and career
development in conjunction with athletics, CHAMPS
provides seminars and instruction in areas such as
study skills, time management, goal setting,
fundamental values, personal health, communication
and fiscal responsibility. In addition, the participants
are encouraged to do community service including
mentoring and peer education counseling.
The student-athlete label says it all; college
athletes are students first and foremost. At Marshall
University that philosophy is impressed upon all the
Thundering Herd athletes by their coaches,
instructors and fellow students.
The Buck Harless Student-Athlete Program and
the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills Program provide
Marshall athletes with the tools to get a quality
education while participating in high-caliber athletics.
Marshall realizes that a successful athlete must also
be a successful person and goes to great lengths to
provide the right environment in order to accomplish
that goal.
Sports Medicine
Dr. Jose Ricard
Team Doctor
Jeff Carrico
Head Trainer
The Marshall University Sports Medicine Department is an
established program that continues to grow in size and commitment. Marshall University believes that Sports Medicine involves
education, treatment, and care, not just of the injury, but of the
athlete. It involves understanding the sport and the climate of
competition that motivates every athlete.
Combining this understanding with a complete history and
physical examination enables the physician to reach a correct
diagnosis and determine the
proper treatment, be it early rehabilitation and return to playing
or surgical intervention which
might delay returning to competition but would make it possible.
In the sports medicine organization, we are genuinely concerned
for the athletes and have a desire
to help them return to competition injury free in the shortest
amount of time. To provide this
optimal health care for studentathletes, the Sports Medicine Department is composed of a head
team physician, a head trainer,
two assistant trainers, four
graduate assistant athletic trainers, and 24 undergraduate students.
We also practice preventative medicine with our student-athletes by providing Flu, Pneumonia, Tetanus and Hepatitis immunizations, as well as all year round education on the prevention of communicable diseases, Diabetes, Hypertension, AIDS,
STD, Anorexia Nervosa, Depression and others.
Several aspects make Marshall’s Sports Medicine program a
top notch organization including the undergraduate program
which supplies qualified student assistants to extend the coverage of the training staff. The academic growth of the program has
been dramatic in the last nine years. The undergraduate curriculum under the direction of Educational Director Dr. Dan Martin,
was reaccredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied
Health Education Programs in 1997. The curriculum, one of only
50 in the nation, is also one of the few that offers athletic training
in sports medicine as a full academic major. Acceptance to the
program leads the student through 1,000 hours of clinical experience working with athletes.
In 1988, a Fellowship for Physicians in Sports Medicine was
developed to bring doctors to Marshall’s athletic department to
assist with daily health care for all student-athletes while providing the Fellow the opportunity to learn and experience the
entire spectrum of sports medicine as required in the university
setting. His or her busy schedule also includes time within the
adult fitness exercise physiology division of Marshall’s
HPER department assisting in various programs
and research.
With Marshall’s athletic
success in the past few
years, a new era for Sports
Medicine has begun with a
3,600 square foot modern
training area housed in the
athletic center at the football stadium, and the renovation of the Henderson
Center training room.
Marshall now houses one of
the largest combined facilities in the country. The facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art therapeutic and rehabilitative equipment. The area serves as the hub of injury evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, education and prevention for
our student-athletes. The head team physician, head trainer and
assistant trainers have modern offices in the complex. In addition, the area serves as a classroom laboratory for students in
Marshall’s undergraduate and graduate sports medicine degree
programs.
Medical coverage is provided not only for Marshall’s athletic
teams but also for the general student body. Health services are
also provided through the John Marshall School of Medicine department for intramural activities.
The relationship of the Athletic Sports Medicine Department
that has developed over the past several years with the School of
Medicine, the Scott Orthopedic Group and the Cabell Medical
Society Physicians has enhanced the quality of care of our student-athletes. -Dr. Jose Ricard
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Huntington, W. Va.
If you’re looking for a unique getaway . .. look no further.
Huntington is rich with museums and historic charm. Home of
Marshall University and an excellent art museum, Huntington
boasts broad tree-lined avenues and outstanding parks,
including recreational areas along the Ohio River that offer
boating and fishing.
For art afficionados, the Huntington Museum of Art, the
state’s largest art museum, is a treat. Located on 50 acres on a
bluff above the city, the museum’s collection includes a plant
conservatory, English, French, and American paintings, historical
glass, and Georgian silver.
Huntington also houses the very unique Museum of Radio &
Technology where visitors can trace the history of technology from
the days when a 30-inch television had a 10-inch screen to today’s
high definition set. Hundreds of early radios, televisions, and
computers provide an eye-opening journey through time and
airwaves.
The Heritage Farm Museum & Village lets visitors step
back in time where this museum and village preserve and
recreates our Appalachian heritage and culture. The village
portrays community life with its display of antique cars, general
store, blacksmith shop, meeting house, steam engine and much
more. The museum is housed in an 1800’s log barn with display
of antique washing machines, farm implements, cooking,
woodworking, spinning and weaving, etc. This museum is open
by appointment only.
If cars are your passion, then a visit to the Classic Cars Museum
and Showroom is just what you’re looking for. More than 50
cars from the early 1900’s to the present includes original and
restored antiques.
Cabell County
Courthouse
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Ritter Park
The Greater Huntington Area also boasts two glass factories
that allow visitors to watch world renowned craftsmen practice
the ancient art of using fire and sand to create masterpieces of
hand-blown glass. Pilgrim Glass, near Tri-State Airport and
Blenko Glass of Milton, offers visitors firsthand looks at the skill
and artistry of a craft that they have preserved and handed down
for generations.
The Greater Huntington area’s Ritter Park is home to an awardwinning rose garden and an amphitheater where live drama is
presented during the summer.
The Mountain State Murder Mystery Train will whisk you
away on an Amtrak train through the New River Gorge, while
being entertained with a murder mystery theater performed on
board. Huntington also boasts the beautiful Fall foliage
excursion aboard the New River Train that travels through
the New River Gorge to Hinton, WV for Railroad Days.
For shopping, there is the Huntington Mall, West
Virginia’s largest mall and Old Central City, a historically
renovated antique district that has anything one could ever
want, from farm-fresh produce in the Farmer’s Market to
countless antique shops at Huntington’s West end.
Marshall University
Located in Huntington, West Virginia, Marshall is the focal point
of a city with a population of 50,000.
No longer one of the best kept secrets in the region, Marshall is
the only higher education institution in West Virginia to increase its
enrollment consistently over the last three years. This success has
allowed Marshall to step to the academic forefront with the John
Deaver Drinko Library. One of the most advanced libraries in the
country, the Drinko Library will give Marshall students an
advantage well into the 21st century.
Although Marshall continues to grow, its attention remains on
the individual. A quality education begins with the faculty and 83%
of Marshall faculty members hold a Ph.D. or the highest degree in
their academic field. Individual attention is assured with a student
to teacher ratio of 23 to 1.
As a state supported university, financial assistance is a distinct
advantage at Marshall. Over 50% of Marshall students receive
financial assistance through grants, loans, work study and academic
scholarships with a total of over $45 million given in financial aid
annually.
Academic possibilities abound at Marshall. With 10 academic
colleges, 22 associate, 52 baccalaureate degree programs and 50
graduate degree programs, Marshall provides a variety of academic
degree programs that will give you the foundation you need for the
rest of your life.
With advances facilities, a safe, beautiful campus setting,
qualified instructors and affordable tuition prices, Marshall
University is set to prepare ou for success in your chosen career.
Marshall University’s fundamental mission is to make public
higher education available to all qulaified persons regardless of
socioeconomic status, ethnic origin or creed.Marshall is already one
of the best economic values in the region, and the amount of
financial aid available makes it even more attractive to students.
Along with special programs such as the Higher Education for
Learning Problems (H.E.L.P.) and the Autism Training Center,
Marshall provides the opportunity for people who would otherwise
be denied a college education.
The John R. Hall Center for Academic Excellence highlights
Marshall’s commitment to undergraduate education of the highest
quality for outstanding students. Designed to provide academic
opportunities and challanges, the center houses the John Marshall
Scholars program, three individual programs with separate
requirements and benefits.
Marshall also has the athletic programs, social life and recreational
activities wanted by the
An aerial view of the Marshall University Campus
well-rounded student. Being involved is the key to getting the most
from college, and student activities provide opportunities for growth
and development that complement and enhance classroom learning.
Athletics are an integral part of life at Marshall University. With
16 varsity sports, Marshall athletic teams are an economic and social
focal point of the university and its community. A member of the
Division 1-A Mid-American Conference, Thundering Herd teams
continue to gather recognition and support throughout the region
and nation.
A competitive intremural program gives each student a wide
range of opportunities to participate in team and individual sports.
Over 50% of MU students are involved in one or more intramural
activities.
Greek life comprises an active part of social life at Marshall. Ten
fraternities and seven sororities operate at the university and work
to enhance the ideals of sisterhood and brotherhood. These
organizations also promote academic excellence and leadership skills
while helping the university and community by organizing various
service programs.
Student groups reflect the diversity of life at Marshall University.
More than 100 groups are recognized by the university including
academic honoraries, service organizations, social organizations,
religious affiliated groups and multicultural groups.
Activities abound and are varied enough that each student can
find his or her niche. Students are encouraged to become involved
in the many activities at Marshall. These activities will help to
provide a successful and rewarding college experience and
better prepare students for life after completion of
their academic program and graduation
from Marshall University.
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Marshall Athletic Department
Bob Marcum joined the Marshall University staff on July 1, 2002. Marcum, a Huntington native and Marshall
graduate, returned to lead the Marshall athletic department after serving as the athletic director at the University
of Massachusetts for nine years. A well-respected and experienced veteran in the world of college athletics,
Marcum has already made a significant impact at his alma mater.
Arguably, Marcum's greatest accomplishment at Marshall is securing the Herd's inclusion in the new ConferenceUSA which will begin competitionin the fall of 2005. The Herd's impending move to Conference USA, will provide
Marshall athletics with greater exposure in some of the nation's top media markets, a greater potential for revenue
in television and marketing, more football bowl game options, and an increased level of competition in all varsity
sports.
On the field, the nationally-recognized football program has continued to flourish under Marcum with a MidAmerican Conference championship in December of 2002 and another GMAC Bowl win later that year. Olympic
sports have also seen considerable success, from the 2003 Softball regular season championship to the Herd's most
recent national championship appearance at the NCAA Doubles Championships in women's tennis in the Spring of
2004. Women's basketball and volleyball have also made tremendous strides since Marcum's arrival, putting togeother two of the biggest
turnarounds in the nation over the last two years.
In the classroom, Marshall athletes have succeeded at the highest levels - two of Marshall's seven Academic All-Americans have been
selected in the last two years. Women's soccer's Kelly Kennedy accomplished the feat in the fall of 2002, while volleyball's Isabell Anderer was
named to the team in both 2002 and 2003.
Marcum came to Marshall from UMass, where he was just the third individual to serve as athletic director at UMass since 1948. In addition
to being recognized as the Atlantic 10's dominant all-around athletic program, UMass produced more Atlantic 10 all-academic selections than
any other league school over the past seven years, and has led the conference in academic all-league picks six times in that stretch. In its
ninth full academic year under Marcum's direction in 2001-2002, UMass won the Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Cup for the sixth time in the
eight years.
Recognized as one of the most knowledgeable and experienced in his field, Marcum has forged an outstanding reputation in intercollegiate
athletics. His leadership and vision were instrumental in UMass' rise to prominence in the 1990s, and his diligent efforts were recognized by
his peers when he was honored as the 1999 NACDA Northeast Region I-AA Athletic Director of the Year.
An outstanding athlete during his youth in Huntington, W.Va., Marcum attended Marshall where he earned his Bachelor's degree in Social
Studies and Physical Education in 1959. Still an avid golfer and stock car enthusiast, Marcum has displayed a philosophy that stresses the
importance of combining athletics and academics in a young person's life.
Marcum then took over the reins as the Director of Athletics at the University of South Carolina from 1982 to 1988. During his time at South
Carolina he led the school into the Metro Conference (its first conference affiliation in more than a decade) and watched the athletic program
capture a pair of Metro Conference all-sport championships. Marcum went to UMass, located in Amherst, Mass., from his post as vice
president and general manager of the Atlanta Motor Speedway, where he served from October 1990 through February 1992. He was vice
president of the Charlotte Motor Speedway from July 1988 through October 1990.A member of the Executive Committee of the National
Association of College Directors of Athletics (NACDA), Marcum completed three-year terms with the powerful NCAA Championships and
Competition Cabinet and the NCAA Division I-AA Football Committee on August 31, 2001.
It is this knowledge and experience, coupled with a genuine way of dealing with people that has given Marcum his reputation as an athletic
director who cares not only about his program, but more importantly, the people in it. Born October 29, 1936, Marcum has one daughter, Diana,
a 1980 graduate of Iowa State, and three grandchildren.
Athletic Department
Associate AD/
SWA
Beatrice CraneBanford
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Associate AD/
Chief Of Staff
Jeff O’Malley
Associate AD/
Finance
David Steele
Associate AD/
Compliance
David Reed
Associate AD/
Facilities
Scott Morehouse
Head Trainer
Jeff Carrico
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Jeff Montgomery/Hotel Info.
Jeff Montgomery Inducted into Royals Hall of Fame
From Marshall University to the
Cincinnati Reds and Kansas City
Royals, Jeff Montgomery has enjoyed
success at every level of baseball. In
August of 2003, he was recognized for
his efforts when the Kansas City
Royals inducted him into their Hall of
Fame.
Montgomery, the Southern Conference Freshman of the Year in 1981,
pitched at Marshall from 1981
to 1983. His 16 career wins for the
Herd ranks third all time.
In 1983, the Cincinnati Reds
selected Montgomery in the 9th round
of the amateur draft. He saw major
league action for the first time in the
1987 season with the Reds, appearing
in 14 games.
Montgomery was traded to the
Royals in early 1988 and made an
immediate impact, pitching in 45
games in his first season. In 1989, he
pitched 92 innings, allowing a career
low 1.37 ERA.
He became one of the top closers in
the game in the mid 1990’s, appearing
in three All-Star games (1992,1993
and 1996). His 45 saves in 1993 tied
the Royals single season saves record.
His 304 career saves tops the alltime list for the Royals and ranks
14th on the all-time Major League
list.
In 13 years in the majors, Montgomery appeared in 700 games,
pitching 868.7 innings. His career
ERA was 3.27.
Montgomery was inducted into the
Royals Hall of Fame in 2003
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Montgomery pitched for the Royals
from 1988 to 1999
Montgomery retired from the
Royals after the 1999 season, spending
12 of 13 seasons with the Royals. On
August 2, 2003, he was inducted into
the Royals Hall of Fame. He also
threw out the ceremonial first pitch
that night in front of a sellout crowd
in Kansas City.
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