Wednesday, 4/21 - 6 p.m. WRAS-FM 88.5 The Field at Panthersville

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GeorgiaStateSports.com
GEORGIA STATE (21-16, 5-4 CAA) vs. MERCER (22-19, 7-8 A-Sun)
Wednesday, 4/21 - 6 p.m. WRAS-FM 88.5
The Field at Panthersville
2010 RECORDS
THE FIRST PITCH
Georgia State: 21-16, 5-4 CAA
H: 14-4, A: 6-11, N: 1-1
Mercer: 22-19, 7-8 A-Sun
H: 12-10, A: 9-7, N: 1-2
Georgia State concludes a five-game home stand facing Mercer for the third and
final time this season. The two teams have split the previous two meetings, with each
team winning on the opponents home field. The Panthers recently won an 8-6 contest last
Tuesday in Macon.
State enters the contest looking to bounce-back after seeing their seven-game winning
streak come to an end on Sunday. It was the second seven-game winning streak for the
Panthers this season. Georgia State is currently 14-4 at home this year and stand 59-23
over the last two and a half seasons at the friendly confines, a .719 winning percentage.
Senior Bradley Logan enters Wednesday’s contest on the verge of possibly the biggest
career record that he will break, the school’s all-time hits record. The Augusta, Ga. native
is just two hits shy of Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas 267 hits for the most in school history.
Logan already owns the runs scored, RBIs, doubles, sacrifice flies and hit by pitch records.
For more details on all of his accomplishments, see page two of this notes packet.
Junior Jeremy Gazerro earned top honors on the mound for the Panthers last week.
The Calhoun, Ga. native went 2-0 and allowed just two hits in 7.1 innings pitched, while
striking out four. Gazerro recorded wins over Mercer on Tuesday and Air Force on
Saturday. Against Mercer, he pitched 4.1 innings of one-hit relief, giving way to sophomore closer Justin Malone who got the final out for this third save of the season and tenth
of his career, tying the school’s all-time record which he now shares with Kevin Hopper
(1999-00).
The Panthers continue to dominate the NCAA on the offensive side of the ball. Thru
37 games, the Panthers have hit 69 home runs, just eight shy of the school’s all-time record
of 77 set in 2000. The Panthers lead the nation with a .379 batting average and 12.0 runs
scored per game. The team is just 41 runs scored shy of tying the school’s all-time single
season record set just last year of 485.
HEAD COACHES
Greg Frady (Troy, 1987)
at State: 119-93 (4th year)
Career:
306-204 (8th year)
Craig Gibson
at Mercer: 184-187 (7th year)
Career:
same
SERIES RECORDS
Mercer leads the all-time series 58-39.
The two teams have split this year, each
winning on the opponents home field.
NEXT SERIES
Friday-Sunday at VCU
4/23 - 7 p.m.
4/24 - 4 p.m.
4/25 - 1 p.m.
PROBABLE STARTERS
Pos
AVG HR
Notes
C
17 Shane Hammond .......6-0 ...185 ......Jr.
#
Name ......................... Ht ...Wt. .... Cl.
.377
2
Has started the last 10 of last 11 games behind the plate
1B
4
Brandon Williams ......6-1 ...200 ..... So.
.428
8
Leads team with 101 total bases and 62 hits
2B
1
Rob Lind ....................5-10 ..180 ......Jr.
.425
7
Tied for third on the team with 44 runs scored
SS
2
Justin Malone ............5-10 ..165 ..... So.
.269
0
10 career saves is tied for school’s all-time record
3B 44 Bradley Logan.............6-3 ...200 ......Sr.
.389
9
Just two hits shy of the school’s all-time record entering Wednesday
LF
3
Carl Moniz ..................6-1 ...185 ......Sr.
.403
7
One of five Panthers batting over .400 this year
CF
7
Mark Micowski ..........6-2 ...175 ......Jr.
.377
4
Tied for team lead with 14 doubles
RF 24 Ryan Fleming..............6-3 ...212 ......Jr.
DH
9
.410 12
Joey Wood ...................6-0 ...195 ... R-So. .423
9
Leads team and CAA with 12 home runs
Second on team with a .737 slugging percentage
PROBABLE PITCHING ROTATION
Wed. 23 Ben Marshall...............6-0 ...170 ..... So.
0-0 6.60
Making his second start on the mound this year
Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 2
2010 SCHEDULE
Day
Opponent
Time/Result
Feb. 19
#5 Florida State (tv)
L, 3-11
Feb. 20
#5 Florida State
L, 7-14
Feb. 21
#5 Florida State
L, 2-12
Feb. 23
USC-UPSTATE
L, 7-9
Feb. 24
USC-Upstate
L, 5-8
Mar. 3
MERCER
L, 2-7
Mar. 5
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL
W, 32-3
Mar. 6
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL (DH)
W, 14-0
Mar. 6
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL (DH)
W, 24-2
Mar. 7
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL
W, 33-5
Mar. 8
UNC-ASHEVILLE
W, 13-6
Mar. 9
UNC-ASHEVILLE
W, 17-2
Mar. 12
New Mexico State
W, 13-2
Mar. 13
New Mexico State
L, 11-12
Mar. 14
New Mexico State
W, 30-24
Mar. 17
Kennesaw State (R)
L, 2-3
Governors Challenge (Clarksville, Tenn.)
Mar. 19
vs. Centenary
W, 10-9
Mar. 20
at Austin Peay
W, 14-4
Mar. 21
vs. Centenary
L, 13-17
Mar. 23
ALABAMA STATE
W, 27-3
Mar. 24
KENNESAW STATE (R)
W, 19-9
Mar. 26
Old Dominion*
W, 2-1
Mar. 27
Old Dominion*
L, 1-6
Mar. 28
Old Dominion*
W, 16-10
Mar. 30
#2 GEORGIA TECH (R)
L, 3-14
Apr. 2
Towson*
L, 8-14
Apr. 3
Towson*
L, 18-19
Apr. 4
Towson*
L, 13-14
Apr. 6
Auburn (R)
L, 7-22
Apr. 9
HOFSTRA* (R)
W, 9-2
Apr. 10
HOFSTRA*(R)
W, 8-2
Apr. 11
HOFSTRA*
W, 6-3
Apr. 13
Mercer
W, 8-6
Apr. 16
AIR FORCE (R)
W, 5-4
Apr. 17
AIR FORCE (DH)
W, 16-9
Apr. 17
AIR FORCE (DH)
W, 20-7
Apr. 18
AIR FORCE
L, 6-7
Apr. 21
MERCER (R)
6 p.m.
Apr. 23
@ VCU*
7 p.m.
Apr. 24
@ VCU*
4 p.m.
Apr. 25
@ VCU*
1 p.m.
Apr. 28
ALABAMA STATE
5 p.m.
Apr. 30
GEORGE MASON (R)
6 p.m.
May 1
GEORGE MASON (R)
1 p.m.
May 2
GEORGE MASON
1 p.m.
May 8
UNC Wilmington* (DH)
1 p.m.
May 8
UNC Wilmington* (DH)
4 p.m.
May 9
UNC Wilmington*
1 p.m.
May 11
Georgia (R)
6:30 p.m.
May 14
NORTHEASTERN* (R)
6 p.m.
May 15
NORTHEASTERN*
1 p.m.
May 16
NORTHEASTERN*
1 p.m.
May 18
Georgia Tech (R)
6 p.m.
May 21
WILLIAM & MARY* (R)
6 p.m.
May 22
WILLIAM & MARY* (R)
1 p.m.
May 23
WILLIAM & MARY* (R)
1 p.m.
May 27-29 CAA Championship
Wilmington, N.C.
THE CENTURY MARK
Head coach Greg Frady reached the 100-win plateau at Georgia State during the
March 6th doubleheader against North Carolina Central. It took the fewest games of any
coach in Panther history to reach that feat. Frady enters this week’s games 119-93 and
only trails Mike Hurst, who finished his Panther tenure in 2006 with 293 career victories
for the most victories in school history.
Frady also reached the 300th win of his career as the Panthers defeated Hofstra on
April 9th, 9-3. Before becoming the associate head coach at Georgia State and assistant
coach at UCF, Frady was the head coach at North Florida Community College, earning
187 victories. He enters the weeke 306-204 for his career.
ON THE VERGE OF HISTORY
Senior Bradley Logan is the statistically one of the greatest student-athletes in
Georgia State history. Logan, who has been a starter since stepping on campus in the
fall of 2006, has the chance to graduate in May with ten career records, not to mention
standing in the top 10 in several single season categories. Among those is the singleseason hits record which he set in 2008 with 85. He entered the year with the hit by pitch
record and took over the runs scored record on March 6th against NCCU. Against New
Mexico State, he moved to the top of the list in RBIs and sacrifice flies. Against Hofstra,
Logan set the career total bases record and a week later set the doubles record against
Air Force.
Below are some of the career records he is chasing this year entering this weekend:
Category............Total ..............Currently ........... Shy of Record
Runs...................... 203 ........................ 1st ............................................ Hit by Pitch ...........33 ......................... 1st ............................................ RBIs ...................... 186 ........................ 1st ............................................ Sac Flies .................13 ......................... 1st ............................................ Total Bases ........... 437 ........................ 1st ............................................ Doubles ..................58 ......................... 1st ............................................ Hits ....................... 265 ....................... 2nd ...........................................2
At Bats .................. 781 ....................... 2nd ...........................................6
Home Runs............36 .........................4th ...........................................9
Games Played ...... 209 .......................T4th ........................................15
Walks ......................87 .........................6th .........................................33
Stolen Bases ...........34 ........................T7th ........................................27
JUST LIKE THE ENERGIZER BUNNY
When it comes to consistency, no one does it any better than senior Bradley Logan.
Before April 2nd’s game with Towson, Logan had reached safely in 41 straight games
dating back to May 1st of last year. The Tigers held Logan hitless to end the streak that
was the third longest in the nation at the time.
YOUR HONOR, YOUR HONOR
Several Panthers have been named to some of the most prestigious lists in the
country already this season. Sophomore Justin Malone, who was named to a pair of
freshman all-america list last year, was named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers
Association Stopper of the Year Watch List earlier this season. He led the Panthers with
seven saves during the 2009 season.
Junior Carter Sackett was named to the Coleman Company Johnny Bench Award
Watch List as one of the top catchers in the country. It marked the third year in a row
that a Panther has been named to the preseason list.
Senior Carl Moniz was recently named to the Brooks Wallace Preseason Watch
List as one of the top shortstops in the country. Moniz marks the third player in the last
three years to be named to the list. Bradley Logan earned the honor in 2009, while JeanMichel Rochon-Salvas was named to the list in 2008.
“NO SOUP” RATHER RUNS FOR YOU
Sophomore Justin Malone has become known simply as “The Closer” around
Georgia State baseball. Malone was named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Award
Watch List after earning a pair of freshman all-america honors during his freshman
season.
On the opening weekend of CAA play, Malone dominated Old Dominion, earning
a win and a save. On Friday night, he came in with one out and a runner on first in the
GSU’S RECORD WHEN....
At Home ............................................... 14-4
On the Road ......................................... 6-11
Neutral Field .......................................... 1-1
Day Games .........................................14-11
Night Games .......................................... 7-5
Extra Innings ......................................... 0-1
Scoring 0-2 Runs ................................... 1-4
Scoring 3-5 Runs ................................... 1-3
Scoring 6-9 Runs ................................... 4-5
Scoring 10+ Runs ................................ 15-4
Scoring First ......................................... 15-7
Scoring in First Inning ....................... 15-4
vs. RH Starter .....................................13-13
vs. LH Starter ......................................... 8-3
Leading after 6 Innings ...................... 17-6
Trailing after 6 Innings ......................... 4-9
Tied after 6 Innings............................... 0-1
Leading after 8 Innings .................... 14-3*
Trailing after 8 Innings ....................... 1-12
Tied after 8 Innings............................... 1-1
In one-run games .................................. 3-5
In two-run games .................................. 1-1
Allowing 0-2 Runs ................................ 7-0
Allowing 3-5 Runs ................................ 6-1
Allowing 6-9 Runs ................................ 6-5
Allowing 10+ Runs ............................. 2-10
Getting 1-4 Hits ..................................... 1-1
Getting 5-9 Hits ..................................... 2-7
Getting 10+ Hits .................................. 18-8
Outhitting the Opponent ................... 17-2
Being Outhit ........................................ 3-13
Tied in Hits ............................................ 1-1
*Five games have been called after 7 innings
RECORD BY STARTING PITCHER
David Buchanan .................................... 6-2
Aidan Francis ......................................... 3-2
Jeremy Gazerro ...................................... 1-0
Wes Grant ............................................... 1-0
Ben Marshall .......................................... 0-1
Michael Moch ........................................ 1-1
Ryan Moore ............................................ 4-4
Charley Olson ........................................ 3-5
Nick Squeglia ......................................... 2-1
RECORD BY DAY & MONTH
Monday ................................................... 1-0
Tuesday ................................................... 3-3
Wednesday ............................................. 1-3
Thursday ................................................. 0-0
Friday ...................................................... 5-2
Saturday .................................................. 7-5
Sunday..................................................... 4-3
February.................................................. 0-5
March .................................................... 14-6
April ........................................................ 7-5
May ........................................................ 0-0
June ........................................................ 0-0
bottom of the ninth and immediately recorded a double play to earn his first save of the
season. He followed on Sunday, going 3.1 innings to allow the Panthers to rally with 11
runs over the last two innings to earn a 16-10 win and the series against the Monarchs.
He finally allowed a run this season against New Mexico State, after throwing 11.1
innings of scoreless relief. He had not allowed a run dating back to April 11th of last
season. His stretch of 21.0 scoreless innings set a new school record, surpassing David
Hawkin’s 2002 total of 15.2 scoreless innings.
This season, he is 3-1 with three saves, throwing 22.0 innings and holding opponents
to a .205 batting average, to go along with 19 strikeouts. He leads the team with 17 appearances.
Against Mercer, he tied the school record for saves in a career with 10, which he now
shares with Kevin Hopper (1999-00).
Last season he led the bullpen to a school record 19 saves, seven of which he recorded
himself. In the CAA Championship, Malone earned a pair of saves and a win, earning alltournament honors.
OH WHAT A MONTH
The Panthers were red-hot in the month of March, going 14-6, though ironically
losing the first and last games of the month. The 14 wins were the most the Panthers have
ever recorded in a single month, surpassing the 13 games Georgia State won last May.
AND THE OSCAR GOES TO...
Who knew the Academy Awards were a multiple-day affair. After the Oscars were
handed out on March 7th, junior Mark Micowski scored the collegiate baseball version of
an Oscar with a handful of national honors on March 8th and 9th:
• NCBWA National Player of the Week
• CAA Player of the Week
• College Baseball Foundation National All-Star Line-up
• CollegeBaseballInsider.com Northeast Region National Player of the Week
Micowski led the Panthers to a 4-1 week, batting .636 (14-for-22), with 14 runs
scored, two home runs, 10 RBIs, 27 total bases, five doubles, one triple, a 1.227 slugging
percentage, .679 on base percentage and a pair of steals to go along with several school
records.
In game one of the series with North Carolina Central, the Haddam, Conn. native,
hit for the cycle in the first four innings, finishing the game 7-for-8 with four runs scored
and seven RBIs. He set a school record for at bats with eight, as well as hits with seven. He
helped the team break the school runs record of 32 (which was broken again in the series
finale on Sunday), as the team set records for doubles, hits, at bats, RBIs and triples. He
tied the school record with three doubles and 15 total bases.
In the series finale, he set the GSU runs scored record with six, going 2-for-5 at the
plate. He helped the Panthers score a school-record 103 runs on the weekend in the fourgame series with the Eagles.
THE SECOND ACT
Redshirt-sophomore Joey Wood followed the lead of his teammate Mark Micowski
by earning CAA Player of the Week last week. Wood had a stellar week at the plate, batting
.640 (16-for-25) with 29 total bases for a 1.160 slugging percentage last week. He belted
three home runs and had 14 RBIs, leading the Panthers to a 4-1 week, including a series
victory at New Mexico State, the farthest west the Panthers have ever traveled. He scored
12 times to go along with four doubles, a walk, three hit by pitches and a .667 on base
percentage. He also added in a sacrifice fly.
He started the week going 4-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI in the Panthers
13-6 win over UNC Asheville. On Wednesday, he went 4-for-6 with a run scored and
three RBIs as the Panthers swept the Bulldogs, 18-2.
After going 1-for-4 with a run scored and two RBIs in the opener against New Mexico
State, a 13-2 Panther victory, the redshirt-sophomore went 1-for-4 with a home run, two
runs scored and two RBIs in Georgia State’s tough 12-11 loss to the Aggies on Saturday.
He concluded the week with a 5-for-7 performance with six runs scored and six RBIs
in the series finale, a 30-24 Panther victory on Sunday. Wood belted two home runs,
including a grand slam as Georgia State tied an NCAA record with three grand slams in
the game. His six runs scored tied the school record set just over a week ago.
BEST FOREIGN FILM
Senior Carl Moniz was named CAA Player of the Week on
Monday afternoon by the conference office, becoming the fourth
player to earn CAA honors this season.
Moniz, a native of Laval, Quebec, belted three home runs in
four games, while batting .667 (10-for-15) to lead the Panthers to
a 3-1 week, including a sweep of previously unbeaten in conference play Hofstra over the weekend. He collected 22 total bases for
a 1.467 slugging percentage, while driving in 13 and scoring six
runs. He added a pair of walks for a .684 on base percentage and
stole two bases while adding three doubles.
Moniz started the week going 2-for-4 at Auburn with a home
run, run scored and four RBIs.
The senior followed on Friday night by helping the Panthers
snap a five-game losing streak, going 3-for-4 with two doubles,
three runs scored and an RBI as the Panthers defeated Hofstra,
9-2.
On Saturday April 10th, Moniz went 4-for-5 at the plate with
a home run, double and five RBIs as State took game two from
Hofstra, 8-2.
He concluded the series with a huge home run, for multiple
reasons on Sunday. Moniz went 1-for-3 at the plate with a threerun home run, that proved to be the difference. With the Panthers
ahead 3-0, Moniz homered over the right field wall in the seventh.
Hofstra responded with a three-run home run in the ninth that
would have tied the game if not for Moniz’ earlier blast.
BUCHANAN’S OPENING ACT
Junior David Buchanan opened CAA play with a stellar
pitching performance that earned him CAA Pitcher of the Week
honors. The Peachtree City native pitched 8.1 innings and did
not allow a run until the ninth inning of Georgia State’s 2-1 win
over Old Dominion. Buchanan struck out 12, while not walking a
single batter. He struck out the side in order in both the first and
sixth innings. The win helped the Panthers win the series, which
could be pivotal to making the CAA Championship in May.
A RECORD NUMBER OF RECORDS
For the second straight season, it appears as though the
Georgia State baseball team is attempting to re-write the record
books. Already the season, the Panthers have broken an old record
23 times, including only single game team and individual honors,
while several career records have also been broken. Here is a look
at that list:
Team Records Broke:
Runs: 33 vs. N.C. Central on 3/7
32 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5
30 at New Mexico State on 3/14
27 vs. Alabama State on 3/23
24 vs. N.C. Central on 3/6
(previous game record: 22 - 2009 vs. Florida A&M,
1980 vs. Virginia Tech)
Doubles: 9 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 (old record: 8 - 2008 vs. Jackson St.)
Hits: 30 at New Mexico State on 3/14
29 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 (old record: 26 - 2000 vs. Western Carolina)
At bats: 57 at New Mexico State on 3/14
56 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 (old record: 53 - 2009 vs. William & Mary)
RBIs: 29 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5
28 at New Mexico State on 3/14
26 vs. Alabama St. on 3/23 (old record: 21 - 1984 vs. Ga. Southern)
Triples: 4 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 (old record: 3 - most recently in
2000 vs. Savannah St.)
Grand Slams: 3 at New Mexico State on 3/14 (Tied NCAA Record)
Individual Records Broke:
At bats: 8 - Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central on 3/5
8 - Mark Micowski at New Mexico State on 3/14
(old record: 7 - most recently by Bradley Logan,
2009 vs. William & Mary)
Hits: 7 - Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central on 3/5
(old record: 5 - most recently by Mike McCree,
2009 vs. Alabama St.)
Runs Scored: 6 - Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central on 3/7
6 - Joey Wood at New Mexico State on 3/14
(old record: 5 - most recently by Bradley Logan,
2008 vs. Presbyterian)
Scoreless Innings: 21.0 - Justin Malone
(April 11, 2009 to March 14, 2010)
(old record: 15.2 - David Hawkins during the 2002 season)
Records Tied:
Doubles: 3 - Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central on 3/5
(shares record with seven others)
3 - Joey Wood vs. UNC Asheville on on 3/9
Total Bases: 15 - Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central 3/5
(tied with Chad Smith, 2000 vs. Western Carolina)
PRESEASON RECOGNITION
The recognition the Panthers received in the preseason
national publications was unrivaled to previous years. Rivals.com
named Ryan Moore
the Best Starting SEBASEBALL.COM NON-BIG THREE TOP 25
Pitcher in the CAA
after predicting the Rank School
Panthers to finish 1. Coastal Carolina - 32-5 (1)
2. Louisville - 29-6 (2)
third in the confer- 3. The Citadel - 26-13 (3)
ence.
4. Western Kentucky - 27-12 (4)
Collegiate Base- 5. Southeastern Louisiana - 29-9 (7)
ball Today named 6. South Alabama - 26-15 (6)
head coach Greg 7. Texas State - 21-13 (7)
Frady
the
“Hot 8. Liberty - 25-10 (14)
Coach” in the league 9. Middle Tennessee - 22-14 (10)
and the Panthers 10. Florida Gulf Coast - 23-12 (9)
series with Florida 11. College of Charleston - 27-11
12. FAU - 22-14 (19)
State earlier this year 13. Charlotte - 25-8 (15)
the third best non- 14. VMI - 29-8 (8)
conference series in 15. Elon - 25-13 (23)
the CAA this season. 16. Georgia Southern - 21-15 (NR)
S E B a s e b a l l . 17. Arkansas State - 22-14 (12)
com also named the 18. Northwestern State - 25-10 (22)
Panthers
pitching 19. James Madison - 20-16 (16)
staff the second best 20. FIU - 22-14 (20)
in the CAA, while the 21. Samford - 21-14 (13)
22. Louisiana - 22-14 (25)
outfield was ranked 23. Western Carolina - 23-11-1 (18)
the third best. The 24. Appalachian State - 26-8-1 (22)
website also listed 25. Stephen F Austin - 23-11 (24)
David
Buchanan Italic (will play during 2010 season)
and Ryan Moore as Georgia State in the Poll
the top 1-2 Punch in Preseason .................. 16th
the conference, with February 23rd........... 21st
Buchanan and Mark March 2nd ................ 23rd
Micowski
being March 9th ................. NR
March 16 ................... NR
named the top two March 23 ................... NR
newcomers in the March 30 ................... 24th
CAA.
April 6th .................... NR
After predicting April 13th.................. NR
Georgia State to April 20th.................. NR
finish third in the CAA, SEBaseball.com awarded Bradley Logan,
Micowski and Buchanan All-CAA First Team honors, while
Moore, Aidan Francis and Justin Malone were all named All-CAA
Second Team.
Baseball America had equally good things to say about the
Panthers, as Logan, Micowski and Moore were named to its allconference team. Buchanan was listed as the top newcomer in
the CAA with Micowski being named the fifth best newcomer.
Buchanan was also listed as the #3 top prospect in the CAA in the
2010 MLB draft.
OH CANADA
For more than a decade, the Georgia State baseball program
has always seemed to have a little bit of a Canadian feel to it and
this season is no different. Senior Carl Moniz (Laval, Quebec) is
the lone returnee, however, he is joined by fellow Canadians Bryan
Condotta (Mississauga, Ontario) and Ryan Fleming (Whitby,
Ontario) on the team this season.
Moniz has earned Canadian Baseball Network All-Canada
honorable mention honors in each of the last two seasons. Last
season, Marc Mimeault (Candiac, Quebec) finished his career
as one of the most storied players in the history of the program.
Mimeault finished his career with a school-record career .364
batting average, after belting 14 home runs during his senior year
and being named to the All-Canada First Team.
Paul Schlosser was one of the first Canadians to receive recognition at Georgia State, earning 2000 All-Canadian First Team
honors as well. Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas, who graduated in
2008, holds several all-time records in the Georgia State history
book.
The Canadian connection is helping the Panthers to a lot
of wins this season. Moniz, who earned CAA Player of the
Week honors on April 12th, is batting .403 with a .674 slugging
percentage and seven home runs. Fleming currently is hitting .410
with 12 home runs and 49 RBIs.
I COME FROM A LAND DOWN UNDER
Junior Aidan Francis made a splash during his sophomore
year, helping to lead the Panthers to their first CAA Championship. The native of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, spent
the first three-fourths of the season in the Georgia State bullpen.
However, Francis was moved into the Friday night starting role
with about two weeks to go in the regular season and flourished.
He made his best start of the season on March 20th, going 6.0
innings in the Panthers 14-4 win over Austin Peay. Francis allowed
seven hits and two runs, while striking out three for the victory.
The first Friday night Francis pitched, he went 8 2/3 innings
against VCU, earning the win after allowing just two earned runs
and striking out 10. For his effort, he earned CAA Pitcher of the
Week honors.
He is 2-3 this season and has struck out 36 in just 36.2 innings
pitched. Along with Justin Malone, he threw the Panthers first
shutout of the 2010 season, a 14-0 blanking of North Carolina
Central on March 6th.
TEAM OF THE YEAR
For the first time in school history, Georgia State was honored
as Georgia Dugout 2009 Team of the Year at the club’s annual
banquet several weeks ago. Ironically, the host of the event was
Tommy Barber, a Georgia State baseball graduate from the 1970’s
and supporter of Panther baseball.
YOUR JOHN HANCOCK PLEASE...
Georgia State signed four student-athletes to a National Letter
of Intent during the early signing period. The group was made up
of four pitchers who will be on campus starting next fall.
The 2009-2010 early signing class includes:
Sam Agnew-Wieland
RHP
6-1
175 lbs. R/R
Marietta, Ga. (Wheeler HS)
Tyler Claburn
RHP
6-3
190 lbs. R/R
Peachtree City, Ga. (Wallace-Dothan JC/Starr’s Mill HS)
Jake Dyer
RHP
6-1
195 lbs. R/R
Conyers, Ga. (Georgia Perimeter JC/Salem HS)
Cole Outz
RHP
6-6
208 lbs. R/R
Warner Robins, Ga. (Young Harris JC/Warner Robins HS)
Sam Agnew-Wieland
Sam will graduate from Wheeler HS in Marietta, where he earned
Cobb All-County First Team honors last season, while also being
named to the Georgia Dugout Club Top 100 and Region 6-AAAAA
All-Region team. He finished his junior season with a 6-3 record
along with a 3.20 ERA and 55 strikeouts in 63.3 innings pitched.
Tyler Claburn
Claburn will come to GSU with two years of eligibility remaining
after a pair of seasons at Wallace Community College in Dothan,
Ala., playing for former major league catcher Macky Sasser. The
native of Peachtree City, Ga. played at Starr’s Mill HS. Last season,
he made 18 appearances, throwing 60.3 innings, while holding
opponents to a .207 batting average and striking out 50, walking
just 20 batters.
Jake Dyer
Dyer will have two years of eligibility remaining when he joins
Georgia State after two seasons at nearby Georgia Perimeter,
playing for coach Danny Blue. A native of Conyers, Ga., Dyer
played for coach Mike Phiel and Chris Davis at Salem HS. During
his senior season, Dyer went 10-3 with a 1.67 ERA and 72 strikeouts in 71 innings pitched. He finished high school with the most
wins in school history (19) second most strikeouts (145) in a
career, as well as the second lowest ERA (1.88) in the history of
the school. Dyer was named the 2008 Rockdale Citizen Pitcher of
the Year, while earning all-region and Georgia Dugout Club Elite
’96 honors.
Cole Outz
Outz will be a sophomore when he steps onto campus next fall
after a season at Young Harris Community College. Outz graduated from Warner Robins HS last May and is currently attending
Young Harris. Last year, Cole went 2-1 on the mound with a sub
3.00 ERA.
ON DECK
Georgia State returns to the road to face first-place VCU in a
three-game series in Richmond this weekend. First pitch on Friday
night is set for 7 p.m., with a 4 p.m. start on Saturday and 1 p.m.
start on Sunday.
AS M.C. HAMMER SAYS...BREAK-IT-DOWN
By Class
Seniors - 3
Juniors - 18
Sophomores - 7
Freshman - 2
By State
Georgia - 19
Florida - 2
Mississauga (Ontario) - 1
Whitby (Ontario) - 1
Virginia - 1
South Dakota - 1
Laval (Quebec) - 1
Connecticut - 1
New South Wales (Australia) - 1
Minnesota - 1
Arkansas - 1
GENERAL INFORMATION
2010 CAA STANDINGS (AS OF MONDAY, APRIL 19TH)
Full Name ............................... Georgia State University
Location ........................................................Atlanta, Ga.
Founded .................................................................... 1913
Enrollment............................................................. 30,000
Nickname .......................................................... Panthers
Colors ..................................................... Blue and White
Home Field ............................The Field at Panthersville
Capacity ................................................................... 1,000
Dimensions ............................ LF-334, CF-385, RF-338
Affiliation ............................................ NCAA Division I
Conference ....... Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)
President ........................... Dr. Mark Becker (2nd year)
Director of Athletics.........Cheryl L. Levick (2nd year)
Conference
Overall
Team
W L T Pct.
W L T
VCU
11 1 0 .917
22 15 0
James Madison
11 4 0 .733
20 16 0
George Mason
7 5 0 .583
23 11 0
UNC Wilmington
7 5 0 .583
22 15 0
-------------------------- (top four qualify for CAA Championship)
Georgia State
5 4 0 .556
21 16 0
William & Mary
6 6 0 .500
22 14 0
Towson
6 9 0 .400
11 27 0
Old Dominion
4 8 0 .333
16 25 0
Delaware
3 6 0 .333
19 15 0
Hofstra
3 6 0 .333
11 20 0
Northeastern
0 9 0 .000
7 17 0
BASEBALL HISTORY
First Season of NCAA Baseball ............................. 1965
All-Time Record ................... 599-911-1(.395)/33rd Yr.
NCAA Regional Appearances ......................... 1 (2009)
Conference Titles (Reg. Season) ...................................0
Conference Tournament Titles .....................................1
................................................................................. (2009)
CAA PRESEASON POLL
1. James Madison (9)................................ 99
2. UNC Wilmington (2) .......................... 91
3. Georgia State.................................... 75
4. Old Dominion ...................................... 66
5. Delaware ................................................ 61
6. George Mason ....................................... 54
7. Towson ................................................... 42
VCU ....................................................... 42
9. Northeastern ......................................... 40
10. William and Mary .............................. 24
11. Hofstra ................................................. 11
(first place votes)
CAA PRESEASON TEAM
Player, School ..................... Pos. ........ Cl.
Cody Stanley, UNCW ............. C ............Jr.
Bradley Logan, GSU ............ 1B ......... Sr.
Ryan Soares, George Mason...2B ...........Sr.
David Herbek, JMU ................SS ...........Jr.
Jake McAloose, ODU ..............3B ...........Sr.
Matt Browning, JMU ............. OF ..........Sr.
Kevin Collins, Towson ........... OF ..........Sr.
Matt Townsend, JMU............. OF ..........Sr.
Trevor Knight, JMU .............. P/IF .........r.
Robbie Monday, UNCW .......DH ..........Sr.
Kevin Crum, GMU .................SP ...........Sr.
Ryan Moore, GSU ................ SP.......... Sr.
Kevin Munson, JMU .............. RP...........Jr.
Preseason CAA Player of the Year:
Trevor Knight, James Madison
Honorable mention: Chris Forsten, C,
William & Mary; Ryan Cuneo, 1B, Delaware; Mike Fabiaschi, 2B, James Madison;
Chris Wychock, 2B, Towson; Nick Natoli,
SS, Towson; Mike Rooney, SS, UNC Wilmington; Carlos Alonso, 3B, Delaware; Grayson Evans, OF, UNC Wilmington; Austin
Harclerode, Util, Towson; Shane Davis,
DH, George Mason; Turner Phelps, P, James
Madison; Rich O’Donald, P, Delaware; Stephen Harrold, RP, UNC Wilmington; Justin Malone, RP, Georgia State
Pct.
.595
.556
.676
.595
.568
.611
.289
.390
.559
.355
.292
THIS WEEK IN THE CAA
Tuesday, April 20th
Navy vs. Towson
Northeastern vs. Yale
Hofstra vs. Army
VMI vs. VCU
Old Dominion vs. Maryland
William & Mary vs. Longwood
Delaware vs. Lehigh
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 21st
Hofstra vs. Stony Brook
Liberty vs. James Madison
Delaware vs. Temple
Maryland vs. Towson
UNC Wilmington vs. Coastal Carolina
William & Mary vs. VMI
Virginia vs. George Mason
3:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
IN THE CAA RANKINGS (AS OF MONDAY, APRIL 19TH)
Team Rankings
Batting Avg.
ERA
.378
6.94
1st
8th
Individual Rankings
Batting Average
Brandon Williams
Rob Lind
Joey Wood
Ryan Fleming
Carl Moniz
Hits
Brandon Williams
Mark Micowski
Bradley Logan
Rob Lind
Home Runs
Ryan Fleming
Joey Wood
Bradley Logan
Runs Scored
Mark Micowski
Bradley Logan
Brandon Williams
Rob Lind
Ryan Fleming
Joey Wood
Carl Moniz
Doubles
Mark Micowski
Bradley Logan
Brandon Williams
Triples
Ryan Fleming
Carl Moniz
Stolen Bases
Mark Micowski
Total Bases
Brandon Williams
Ryan Fleming
Bradley Logan
Carl Moniz
Mark Micowski
Runs Batted In
Brandon Williams
Ryan Fleming
Carl Moniz
Rob Lind
Bradley Logan
On Base Percentage Ryan Fleming
Rob Lind
Joey Wood
Brandon Williams
Brett Maxwell
Slugging Percentage Ryan Fleming
Joey Wood
Brandon Williams
Carl Moniz
Bradley Logan
.428
.425
.423
.410
.403
62
57
56
54
12
9
9
49
48
44
44
43
41
40
14
14
13
2
2
9
101
98
97
87
85
54
49
47
38
38
.520
.520
.518
.497
.486
.838
.757
.697
.674
.674
2nd
3rd
4th
7th
9th
2nd
t3rd
t5th
t7th
1st
t5th
t5th
1st
2nd
t4th
t4th
t7th
9th
10th
t6th
t6th
t9th
t8th
t8th
t5th
2nd
t3rd
6th
9th
t10th
1st
3rd
4th
t7th
t7th
2nd
3rd
4th
7th
9th
1st
3rd
5th
6th
7th
Strikeouts
Wins
IP
App.
CG
Saves
David Buchanan
David Buchanan
Charley Olson
Justin Malone
David Buchanan
Justin Malone
49
4
51.0
17
1
3
t5th
t4th
9th
7th
t3rd
t7th
NCAA RANKINGS (AS OF APRIL 18TH)
Team Rankings (Top 50 listed)
Batting Avg.
Scoring
Runs
Hits
Doubles per game
Doubles
HR per game
Home Runs
Slugging Percentage
Base on Balls
Sac Flies
Strikeouts per 9 innings
.378
12.0
444
520
2.89
107
1.86
69
.624
209
32
8.3
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
th
t1st
4th
4th
1st
6th
1st
29th
Individual Rankings (Top 100 listed)
Batting Avg.
Brandon Williams
Rob Lind
Joey Wood
Ryan Fleming
Runs per game Mark Micowski
Bradley Logan
Joey Wood
Rob Lind
Brandon Williams
Runs
Mark Micowski
Bradley Logan
Brandon Williams
Rob Lind
Ryan Fleming
Joey Wood
Hits
Brandon Williams
Mark Micowski
Bradley Logan
Doubles
Mark Micowski
Bradley Logan
HR per game Ryan Fleming
Home Runs
Ryan Fleming
RBIs per game Brandon Williams
Ryan Fleming
Carl Moniz
RBIs
Brandon Williams
Ryan Fleming
Carl Moniz
Slugging %
Ryan Fleming
Joey Wood
Brandon Williams
Total Bases
Brandon Williams
Ryan Fleming
Bradley Logan
On Base %
Ryan Fleming
Rob Lind
Joey Wood
Brandon Williams
Sac Flies
Carl Moniz
Jonathan Kolowich
.428
.425
.423
.410
1.40
1.33
1.32
1.26
1.19
49
48
44
44
43
41
62
57
56
14
14
0.32
12
1.46
1.32
1.31
54
49
47
.838
.757
.697
101
98
97
.520
.520
.518
.497
6
4
31st
37th
43rd
73rd
14th
29th
34th
55th
91st
17th
19th
47th
47th
60th
87th
31st
72nd
86th
35th
83rd
48th
29th
17th
39th
43rd
8th
22nd
32nd
9th
31st
82nd
48th
62nd
70th
36th
37th
40th
83rd
5th
42nd
COACH FRADY VS. ALL OPPONENTS
Opponent
Overall
Air Force
3-1
Alabama
0-3
Alabama A&M
2-0
Alabama State
7-0
Atlanta Christian 1-0
Auburn
0-3
Austin Peay
1-0
Bethune-Cookman 1-0
Centenary
1-1
Clark Atlanta
1-0
Cleveland State
3-1
Delaware
5-4
Eastern Michigan 2-0
Florida A&M
2-0
Florida State
0-3
Furman
1-1
George Mason
3-5
Georgia
0-1
Georgia Southern 0-2
Georgia Tech
2-6
Hofstra
6-3
Indiana State
1-2
IPFW
4-0
Jackson State
4-0
Jacksonville State 1-2
James Madison
1-8
Kennesaw State
2-1
Mercer
4-4
Michigan State
1-0
Miss. Valley State 3-0
New Mexico State 2-1
N.C. Central
7-0
UNC Asheville
2-0
UNC Wilmington 3-5
Northeastern
6-4
Oglethorpe
1-0
Old Dominion
7-6
H
3-1
0-0
2-0
7-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
3-1
3-3
2-0
1-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-4
6-3
1-2
4-0
4-0
0-1
1-5
1-0
1-3
0-0
3-0
0-0
7-0
2-0
1-2
2-1
1-0
2-1
R
0-0
0-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-3
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-1
0-0
1-0
0-3
1-0
2-4
0-1
0-2
2-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-3
1-1
3-1
0-0
0-0
2-1
0-0
0-0
2-3
3-3
0-0
5-4
N Streak
0-0
L1
0-0
L3
0-0 W2
0-0 W7
0-0 W1
0-0
L3
1-0 W1
0-0 W1
1-1
L1
0-0 W1
0-0 W2
0-0
L1
0-0 W2
0-0 W2
0-0
L3
0-0
L1
1-1 W1
0-0
L2
0-0
L2
0-0
L3
0-0 W3
0-0 W1
0-0 W4
0-0 W4
0-0 W1
0-0
L7
0-0 W1
0-0 W1
1-0 W1
0-0 W3
0-0 W1
0-0 W7
0-0 W2
0-0 W2
1-0 W2
0-0 W1
0-1 W1
Opponent
Overall H
R
Presbyterian
3-0 2-0 1-0
Samford
2-2 2-0 0-2
Savannah State
2-0 2-0 0-0
South Carolina
0-1 0-0 0-0
Southeastern La. 1-2 1-2 0-0
UT-Martin
1-1 1-1 0-0
Tennessee Tech
2-2 1-1 1-1
Towson
4-8 1-2 3-6
USC-Upstate
0-2 0-1 0-1
VCU
7-2 4-2 3-0
William & Mary 6-2 1-1 5-1
Xavier
0-2 0-0 0-0
Totals
119-93 75-39 40-48
N Streak
0-0 W3
0-0 W1
0-0 W2
0-0
L1
0-0
L2
0-0
L1
0-0
L1
0-0
L3
0-0
L2
0-0 W1
0-0 W1
0-2
L2
4-6
L1
COACH FRADY VS. CONFERENCES
Conference
Overall H
R
Atlantic 10
0-2 0-0 0-0
Atlantic Coast
2-9 0-4 2-5
Atlantic Sun
6-7 2-4 4-3
Big South
2-0 2-0 0-0
Big Ten
1-0 0-0 0-0
Colonial Athletic 48-47 21-20 25-25
Horizon League 3-1 3-1 0-0
Independents
11-0 10-0 1-0
Mountain West
3-1 0-0 0-0
Mid-American
2-0 2-0 0-0
MEAC
2-0 0-0 2-0
Missouri Valley
1-2 1-2 0-0
Non-Division I
5-0 5-0 0-0
Ohio Valley
6-6 3-3 3-3
Southeastern
0-9 0-1 0-8
Southern
2-5 0-1 1-3
Southland
1-2 1-2 0-0
SWAC
16-0 15-0 0-0
Summit League
5-1 4-0 0-0
WAC
2-1 0-0 2-1
N Streak
0-2
L2
0-0
L6
0-0
W2
0-0
W2
0-0
W1
2-2
W3
0-0
W2
0-0 W11
0-0
L1
0-0
W2
0-0
W2
0-0
W1
0-0
W5
0-0
W1
0-0
L8
0-1
L1
0-0
L2
0-0 W16
1-1
L1
0-0
W1
THE FRADY FILE
Year
Overall Conference Notes
Assistant Head Coach at UCF (1997-2003)
1997
40-24
7-10
TAAC Tournament Champs, NCAA Regional
1998
41-21
14-7
TAAC Tournament berth
1999
38-21
19-11
TAAC Tournament berth
2000
43-19
22-5
TAAC Regular-Season Champs, NCAA Regional
2001
51-14
22-5
TAAC Regular-Season and Tournament Champs, NCAA Regional
2002
41-22
23-7
A-Sun Regular-Season and Tournament Champs, NCAA Regional
2003
31-25
14-16
Total 285-146
121-61
3 Regular-Season Titles, 3 Tournament Titles, 4 NCAA Regionals
Associate Head Coach at Georgia State (2005-06)
2005
25-32
15-15
A-Sun Tournament berth
2006
26-31
13-17
CAA Tournament berth
Total
51-63
28-32
2 Conference Tournament berths
Head Coach at Georgia State (2007-present)
2007
26-32
15-15
CAA Tournament berth
2008
33-23
12-17
School Record 33 wins, Five All-CAA honorees
2009
39-22
12-9
School Record 39 wins, first CAA Championship, first NCAA Regional
2010
21-16
5-4
Total
119-93
44-45
Second winningest coach in Georgia State history
ROSTER
No.
Name ...........................Pos.
B/T
Ht.
Wt.
Yr.
Hometown (High School/Previous School)
1
Rob Lind ....................... SS/2B
L/R
5-10
180
Jr.
Hartford, S.D./Iowa Western CC/West Central HS
2
Justin Malone ............. SS/RHP
R/R
5-10
165
So.
Abingdon, VA/Abingdon HS
3
Carl Moniz.................... SS/2B
L/R
6-1
185
Sr.
Laval, Quebec/NE Oklahoma CC/Edouard-Montpetit HS
4
Brandon Williams ..........3B
R/R
6-1
200
So.
Marietta, GA/Kell HS
5
Jonathan Kolowich ........ OF
R/R
6-3
215
Jr.
Kennesaw, GA/Blessed Trinity HS
6
Daniel Blaustein..............2B
R/R
5-11
170
So.
Atlanta, GA/Holy Innocents HS
7
Mark Micowski .............. OF
L/R
6-2
175
Jr.
Haddam, CT/Univ. of Vermont/Xavier HS
9
Joey Wood ...................... OF
R/R
6-0
195 R-So.
11
Michael Moch ............... LHP
L/L
6-1
190
Fr.
Columbus, GA/Northside Columbus HS
Cumming, GA/West Forsyth HS
12
Ryan Moore ...................RHP
R/R
6-7
215
Sr.
Kennesaw, GA/Young Harris JC/N. Cobb Christian HS
13
Bryan Condotta ........... SS/2B
R/R
6-0
180
Jr.
Mississauga, Ont./Bossier Parish CC/Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
14
Zach Chastain ...............RHP
R/R
6-1
195
Jr.
Lilburn, GA/Parkview HS
15
Theo Asher ................. 1B/LHP
L/L
6-3
215
Jr.
Lilburn, GA/Parkview HS
16
Nick Squeglia ................RHP
R/R
5-11
190
So.
Lawrenceville, GA/Collins Hill HS
17
Shane Hammond .............C
R/R
6-0
185
Jr.
Kennesaw, GA/Young Harris JC/Harrison HS
18
Chaz Abeln ....................RHP
R/R
6-0
195
Jr.
Sebing, FL/South Florida CC/Sebring HS
19
Brett Maxwell ................. OF
R/R
6-1
180 R-Jr.
20
Aidan Francis ................ LHP
L/L
6-0
190
Jr.
Newcastle, NSW, Australia/Callaghan Coll.-Jesmond Campus
22
David Buchanan ...........RHP
R/R
6-3
198
Jr.
Peachtree City, GA/Chipola JC/Fayette Co. HS
23
Ben Marshall .................RHP
R/R
6-0
170
So.
Loganville, GA/Loganville HS
24
Ryan Fleming ................. OF
L/R
6-3
212
Jr.
Whitby, Ont./Iowa Western CC/Henry Street HS
26
Charley Olson ...............RHP
R/R
6-2
190
Jr.
Largo, FL/Pasco-Hernando CC/Clearwater Cent. Catholic HS
28
Carter Sackett ...................C
R/R
6-2
210
Jr.
Savage, MN/Iowa Central CC/Burnsville HS
32
Jeremy Gazerro .............RHP
R/R
6-0
165
Jr.
Calhoun, GA/Andrew College/Gordon Central HS
34
Wes Grant ...................... LHP
L/L
5-11
190
Jr.
Benton, AK/Bossier Parrish CC/Benton HS
35
Aidan McLaughlin .......RHP
R/R
6-4
176
Fr.
Duluth, GA/Peachtree Ridge HS
42
Will Campbell ...............RHP
R/R
6-5
210
Jr.
Douglasville, GA/Alexander HS
44
Bradley Logan .................3B
R/R
6-3
200
Sr.
Augusta, GA/Westside HS
45
Aaron Schmitz .............1B/3B
R/R
6-1
200
Jr.
Lawrenceville, GA/Peachtree Ridge HS
Douglasville, GA/Chipola CC/Alexander HS
COACHING STAFF
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
Head Coach: #10, Greg Frady, 4th season as head coach/6th overall (Troy State, 1987)
Assistant Coach: #38, Blaine McFerrin, 4th season (IPFW, 2000)
Assistant Coach: #25, Brad Stromdahl, 4th season (Southwest Minnesota State, 2002)
Volunteer Assistant: #33 Nick Hogan, 1st season (Georgia State, 2009)
Student-Manager: Alex Jinks, 2nd season (Parkview HS, 2008)
Athletic Trainer: David deKay, 1st season (University of Maine at Presque Isle, 2009)
Strength & Conditioning Coach: Jamal Terry (Morris Brown, 2000)
Greg Frady ........................................FRAY-dee
Brad Stromdahl ......................... STROM-dawl
Daniel Blaustein .............................. Blau-steen
Mark Micowski ......................... Mick-cow-ski
Jeremy Gazerro ............................ Ga-ZAIR-O
Aidan Francis ................................... AAA-den
Michael Moch ......................................... Mock
Chaz Abeln ........................................... Abe-lin
Nick Squeglia ..........................SKEWELL-yah
Jonathan Kolowich ................. COAL-o-witch
Carl Moniz........................................ MOE-nez
Aidan McLaughlin . AAA-Den Mic-LAWF-lynn
Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 9 (Single Season Records)
BATTING AVERAGE
HOME RUNS
Season (80% of games; min. 3 ab/g)
Player (Year) ..............................AVG.
1. Brandon Williams (2010) ........... .428
2. Rob Lind (2010) .......................... .425
3. Joey Wood (2010) ........................ .423
4. Tim Burgess (2004) .......................... 413
5. Ryan Fleming (2010) ................... .410
6. Carl Moniz (2010) ....................... .403
Mark Mortimer (1996) .................... 403
8. Luke Warren (1984) ......................... 402
Russell Eagle (1980) ......................... 401
10. Marc Mimeault (2009) .................... .398
Bobby Kidd (1999) ........................... 398
12. Scott Youngbauer (2000)................. 393
13. Brett Maxwell (2010) ................... .391
14. Bradley Logan (2010) ................. .389
15. Jay Langston (1998) ......................... 383
16. Ken Swygert (1984) .......................... 382
17. Derek Simmons (2008) ................... .379
18. Mark Micowski (2010) ................ .377
Player (Year) .................................HR
1. Chad Smith (2000) ..............................21
2. Jason Glover (1996) .............................20
3. Luke Warren (1984) ............................16
Jay Langston (1999) .............................16
Scott Youngbauer (2000) ....................16
6. Jason Glover (1993) .............................15
7. Marc Mimeault (2009) ........................14
Paul Schlosser (2000) ..........................14
9. Derek Simmons (2009) .......................13
Josh Vandiver (2002) ...........................13
NR Ryan Fleming (2010) ......................12
Joey Wood (2010) .............................9
Bradley Logan (2010) .......................9
HITS
Player (Year) ..................................... Hits
1. Bradley Logan (2008) ..........................85
2. Marc Mimeault (2009) ........................78
3. Jay Langston (1998) ............................77
Scott Youngbauer (2000)....................77
Luke Gordon (2007) ...........................77
6. Dustin Phillips (2002) .........................76
7. Eric Suttle (2006) .................................75
J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2007) .................75
9. Jay Langston (1999) ............................74
10. Jay Fields (2001) ..................................73
NR Brandon Williams (2010) ..............62
Mark Micowski (2010) ...................57
Bradley Logan (2010) .....................56
Rob Lind (2010)..............................54
DOUBLES
Player (Year) ........................ Doubles
1. Mark Mortimer (1997) ...................... 23
2. Dustin Phillips (2003) ........................ 22
3. Kelly Eslinger (1982) .......................... 21
Bradley Logan (2008) ......................... 21
5. Nathan Knight (1997) ........................ 20
Jay Langston (1998) ........................... 20
Jay Langston (1999) ........................... 20
8. Mark Mortimer (1996) ...................... 19
Tim Burgess (2004) ............................ 19
10. Mic Knox (2001)................................. 18
Justin Newman (2005) ....................... 18
NR Mark Micowski (2010) ................. 14
Bradley Logan (2010) ..................... 14
Brandon Williams (2010) .............. 13
TOTAL BASES
Player (Year) ....................Total Bases
1. Scott Youngbauer (2000)................. 151
2. Chad Smith (2000) ........................... 143
Bradley Logan (2008) ....................... 143
4. Jay Langston (1999) ......................... 142
5. Jason Glover (1996).......................... 140
6. Josh Vandiver (2002) ....................... 130
7. Marc Mimeault (2009) ..................... 129
8. Luke Warren (1984) ......................... 127
9. Derek Simmons (2009) .................... 125
Luke Gordon (2007) ........................ 125
NR Brandon Williams (2010) ........... 101
Ryan Fleming (2010) ..................... 98
Bradley Logan (2010) .................... 97
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
Player (Year) .......................... Slug. %
Ryan Fleming (2010) .....................838
Luke Warren (1984) ..........................825
Scott Youngbauer (2000)..................770
Joey Wood (2010) ..........................757
Jason Glover (1996)...........................722
Chad Smith (2000) ............................704
Brandon Williams (2010) .............697
Ken Swygert (1984) ...........................678
Carl Moniz (2010) .........................674
Bradley Logan (2010) ....................674
11. Tim Burgess(2004) ............................665
12. Marc Mimeault (2009) ......................658
13. Steve Sparks (1983) ...........................657
Jay Langston (1999) ..........................657
15. Bobby Kidd (1999) ............................654
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RUNS BATTED IN
Player (Year) ............................. RBI’s
Jay Langston (1999) ............................70
Chad Smith (2000) ..............................69
Bradley Logan (2008) ..........................63
Jason Glover (1996).............................62
Rusty Bennett (2003) ..........................62
6. Josh Vandiver (2002) ..........................59
7. Marc Mimeault (2009) ........................58
8. Scott Youngbauer (2000)....................57
9. Ken Swygert (1984) .............................55
10. Brandon Williams (2010) ...............54
11. Derek Simmons (2009) .......................53
Chase Childers (2009).........................53
Paul Schlosser (2000) ..........................53
Bobby Kidd (1998) ..............................53
Luke Gordon (2007) ...........................53
NR Ryan Fleming (2010) ......................49
Carl Moniz (2010) ..........................47
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RUNS
Player (Year) .............................. Runs
Baine Brooks (1984) ............................65
Bradley Logan (2008) ..........................61
Derek Simmons (2009) .......................60
Nick Hogan (2009) ..............................58
Mic Knox (2000)..................................58
6. Jimmy Fowlkes (1980) ........................57
7. Bradley Logan (2009) ..........................55
8. Scott Youngbauer (2000)....................53
Dustin Phillips (2002) .........................53
10. Jonathan Paden (1999) .......................52
Kevin Kawasaki (2003) .......................52
Chase Childers (2008).........................59
NR Mark Micowski (2010) ...................49
Bradley Logan (2010) ......................48
Brandon Williams (2010) ...............44
Rob Lind (2010) ..............................44
Ryan Fleming (2010) .......................43
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SACRIFICE FLIES
Player (Year) .................................. SF
1. Don Stanford (1980) .............................7
2. Carl Moniz (2010) ............................ 6
Greg Giles (1981)...................................6
Neil Merson (1985) ...............................6
Mark Mortimer (1997) .........................6
Jay Langston (1998) ..............................6
Chad Smith (2000) ................................6
Chris Dentler (2005) .............................6
9. Carl Buchanan (1980) ...........................5
Frank McCarvey (1995)........................5
Mic Knox (2001)....................................5
Josh Vandiver (2002) ............................5
Dustin Phillips (2003) ...........................5
Ryan Sterling (2004) .............................5
Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 10 (Career Individual Records)
GAMES PLAYED
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Player (Years) .......................... Games
1. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ..................221
2. Chase Childers (2006-09) .................214
Charlie Pelt (2004-07).......................214
4. Bradley Logan (2007 - ) .................209
J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) .........209
6. Kyle Breitbach (2000-03)..................207
7. Michael Brand (1993-96) .................205
8. Rusty Bennett (2002-05)...................199
9. Matt Van Horn (2006-09) ................195
10. Eric Suttle (2004-07) .........................193
Player (Years) ................... Total Bases
1. Bradley Logan (2007- ) .................437
2. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ..................415
3. Charlie Pelt (2004-07).......................402
4. Justin Newman (2003-06) ................357
5. J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08).......342
6. Jason Glover (1993-96) .....................340
7. Jay Langston (1997-99) .....................339
8. Scott Youngbauer (1998-00) ............336
9. Chad Smith (1997-00) ......................332
10. Mark Mortimer (1995-97) ...............323
AT BATS
RUNS BATTED IN
Player (Years) .........................At Bats
J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) .........787
Bradley Logan (2007- ) .................781
Charlie Pelt (2004-07).......................773
Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ..................757
Chase Childers (2006-09) .................716
Michael Brand (1993-96) .................716
7. Eric Suttle (2004-07) .........................711
8. Justin Newman (2003-06) ................656
9. Kyle Breitbach (2000-03)..................651
10. Ryan Sterling (2003-06) ....................636
TOTAL BASES
Player (Years) ............................ RBI’s
Bradley Logan (2007- ) .................186
Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ..................173
Charlie Pelt (2004-07).......................171
Jay Langston (1997-99) .....................156
Chad Smith (1997-00) ......................153
Rusty Bennett (2002-05)...................148
Mark Mortimer (1995-97) ...............133
Scott Youngbauer (1998-00) ............133
9. Chase Childers (2006-09) .................132
10. Jason Glover (1993-96) .....................130
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HITS
RUNS
Player (Years) .............................. Hits
1. J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) .........267
2. Bradley Logan (2007 - ).................265
3. Charlie Pelt (2004-07).......................243
4. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ..................233
5. Eric Suttle (2004-07) .........................218
6. Justin Newman (2003-06) ................211
7. Chase Childers (2006-09) .................209
8. Jay Langston (1997-99) .....................208
9. Scott Youngbauer (1998-00) ............200
10. Mark Mortimer (1995-97) ...............195
Player (Years) ............................. Runs
Bradley Logan (2007- ) .................203
J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) .........165
Chase Childers (2006-09) .................150
Jay Langston (1997-99) .....................137
Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ..................137
6. Charlie Pelt (2004-07).......................132
7. Eric Suttle (2004-07) .........................130
8. Jonathan Paden (1997-00) ...............128
Chad Smith (1997-00) ......................128
10. Herb Brooks (1981-84) .....................120
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DOUBLES
WALKS
Player (Years) ........................Doubles
1. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...................58
2. Mark Mortimer (1995-97) .................57
Charlie Pelt (2004-07).........................57
4. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ....................53
5. Jay Langston (1997-99) .......................45
Justin Newman (2003-06) ..................45
7. Rusty Bennett (2002-05).....................44
8. Bobby Kidd (1997-99) ........................42
Kelly Eslinger (1979-82) .....................42
10. Kyle Breitbach (2000-03)....................41
Player (Years) ................................ Walks
1. Chase Childers (2006-09) .................120
2. Rusty Bennett (2003-05).....................98
3. Charlie Pelt (2004-07).........................91
4. Jimmy Fowlkes (1979-81) ..................89
5. J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...........88
6. Bradley Logan (2007 - )...................87
7. Rob Loeb (1993-95).............................83
8. Kelly Eslinger (1979-82) .....................80
9. Ryan Sterling (2003-06) ......................79
10. Chad Smith (1997-00) ........................76
HOME RUNS
STOLEN BASES
Player (Years) ................................HR
1. Jason Glover (1993-96) .......................45
2. Chad Smith (1997-00) ........................42
3. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ....................41
4. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...................36
5. Charlie Pelt (2004-07).........................34
6. Rusty Bennett (2002-05).....................32
7. Willie Stroud (1992-95) ......................31
8. Scott Youngbauer (1998-00) ..............26
Jay Langston (1997-99) .......................26
10. Justin Newman (2003-06) ..................25
Player (Years) ............................... SB’s
1. Jimmy Fowlkes (1979-81) ..................61
2. Herb Brooks (1981-84) .......................42
3. Rob Loeb (1993-95).............................41
J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...........41
4. Henry Reese (1984-86) .......................39
5. Jonathan Paden (1997-00) .................36
6. Dustin Phillips (2002-03) ...................35
7. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...................34
Eric Suttle (2004-07) ...........................34
9. Nick Hogan (2008-09) ........................33
10. Chase Childers (2006-09) ...................31
Nathan Knight (96-97) .......................31
Justin Newman (03-06) ......................31
SACRIFICE HITS
Player (Years) ................................SH
Ryan Sterling (2003-05) ......................33
Chase Childers (2006-) .......................28
Michael Nelson (1999-02) ..................20
Matt Van Horn (2006-09) ...................18
Eric Suttle (2004-07) ...........................18
6. Sean Fitzgerald (2002-03)...................17
7. Mike Buchanan (2002-04)..................16
J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...........15
9. Michael Brand (1993-96) ...................13
10. Jonathan Paden (97-00) ......................12
Nick McEntyre (05-06) .......................12
Bradley Logan (2007 - )...................12
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SACRIFICE FLIES
Player (Years) ....................... Sac Flies
1. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...................13
2. Mark Mortimer (1995-97)..................12
Jay Langston (1997-99) .......................12
Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ....................12
Justin Newman (2003-06) ..................11
6. Dustin Phillips (2002-03) ..................... 9
Rusty Bennett (2002-05)....................... 9
8. Carl Moniz (2009- ) ...........................8
Mic Knox (2000-01) .............................. 8
10. Chase Childers (2006-09) ..................... 7
4 Others Tied with................................. 7
HIT BY PITCHES
Player (Years) ..............................HBP
Bradley Logan (2007- ) ....................33
Charlie Pelt (2004-07).........................26
Nick Hogan (2008-09) ........................25
T.J. Brandenburg (2004-06) ...............24
J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...........24
Michael Brand (1993-96) ...................19
Paul Schlosser (2000-01) ....................19
8. Chad Bailey (1996-97) ........................18
9. Rich Wiley (1998-99) ..........................17
10. Derek Simmons (2008-09) .................16
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WINNING PERCENTAGE
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Player (Years) ..........................Win %
1. Nick Squeglia (2009- ) ..................857
2. David Buchanan (2010- ) .............800
Alan Traylor (1979) .........................800
4. Adam Bowling (2005-07) ................ 750
Ryan Moore (2009- ) ....................750
6. Mike Carroll (1979-80) .................... 692
7. Jeremy Gazerro (2010- ) .............. .667
Robinson Polanco (2008-09) ......... .667
9. Paul Orr (1980) ................................. 643
10. Aidan Francis (2009- ) .................636
11. Rodney Dickinson (1996-98).......... 600
SAVES
Player (Years) .............................Saves
1. Justin Malone (2009- ).....................10
Kevin Hopper (1999-00) ....................10
3. Pat Euart (1997) ..................................... 8
Robbie Waits (1980-81)........................ 8
5. Brett Strickland (2002-05).................... 7
6. John Locklear (2008-09) ....................... 4
Rex Stephens (1997-98) ........................ 4
Brock Radaker (1992-95) ..................... 4
Romas Hicks (2003-05) ........................ 4
Brent Everett (2004-05) ........................ 4
Kevin Dooley (2007) ............................. 4
Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 11 (CAA Career Records)
FOUR YEARS OF EXCELLENCE
Senior Bradley Logan is not only quickly moving up the all-time records list in many different Georgia State career categories, he
is also starting to draw attention as one of the top players all-time in CAA history. With just over six weeks to go in the 2010 regular
season, Logan is quickly approaching the top tens in seven CAA career records. He will almost certainly be in the top ten of each of these
categories when he graduates from Georgia State in May.
TOTAL BASES
HITS
RUNS BATTED IN
Player, School (Years)
Total Bases
1. Scott Krieger, Mason (2006-09)
589
2. John Williamson, ECU (1998-01) 509
3. Mike Dwyer, UR (1996-99)
509
4. Michael Brown, W&M (2000-03) 507
5. Winfred Johnson, ECU (1983-86) 493
6. Steve Salargo, ECU (1996-99)
478
7. Brent Metheny, JMU (2000-03)
471
8. Bryan Hagerich, DEL (2004-07)
467
9. Greg Sexton, W&M (2004-07)
467
10. Kellen Kulbacki, JMU (2005-07) 449
NR Bradley Logan, GSU (2007- )
437
Hits
1. Greg Miller, JMU (1998-01)
318
313
312
303
5. Steve Salargo, ECU (1996-99)
301
7. Matt Davis, VCU (1999-02)
293
8. Michael Brown, W&M (2000-03) 288
9. Nate Rewers, UR (1996-99)
285
10. Kevin Razler, JMU (1996-99)
284
NR Bradley Logan (2007- )
265
2. Winfred Johnson, ECU (1983-86)
3. Mike Dwyer, UR (1996-99)
4. Anthony Forelli, ODU (1996-99)
5. John Williamson, ECU (1998-01)
6. Michael Brown, W&M (2000-03)
7. Chris Looze, Mason (2003-05)
10. Mark Brockell, JMU (1985-88)
Eddie Kim, JMU (2000-03)
AT BATS
DOUBLES
At Bats
1. Joe Troilo, ODU (1997-2000)
921
2. Todd Davison, DEL (2003-06)
918
907
896
6. Jeff Palumbo, Mason (2001-04)
865
7. Jose Pabon, VCU (2000-03)
862
Steve Salargo, ECU (1996-99)
862
855
10. Scott Krieger, Mason (2006-09) 850
781
Doubles
1. John Williamson, ECU (1998-01)
72
71
3. Sean Casey, UR (1993-95)
67
John Dorman, UR (1993-96)
67
Jose Pabon, VCU (2000-03)
67
6. Todd Davison, DEL (2003-06)
66
7. Bryan Cipolla, ODU (2004-08)
62
Jonathan Batts, UNCW (2004-07) 62
Tim Hummel, ODU (1998-00)
62
10. Kevin Razler, JMU (1996-99)
61
58
RUNS
Runs
245
228
224
4. Nate Rewers, UR (1996-99)
214
6. Matt Cooksey, Mason (2002-05)
211
208
Jeff Garber, JMU (1985-88)
208
9. John Dorman, UR (1992-96)
207
10. Jeff Palumbo, Mason (2001-04)
205
203
RBIs
238
221
216
208
206
204
201
200
199
197
197
186
HIT BY PITCH
HBP
1. Kwan Evans, VCU (2004-08)
50
2. Evan Howard, Mason (2000-03)
48
3. Jeff Kenney, UR (1996-99)
45
4. Danny Lopaze, VCU (2000-03)
42
Maika Symmonds, ODU (1992-95) 42
6. Jake Anthony, VCU (1996-99)
41
7. Nathan Doyle, JMU (2000-03)
40
8. Jason Riley, ODU (1992-95)
36
9. Jesse Schoendist, ODU (2002-06)
35
Eric Bender, JMU (1997-00)
35
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Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 12 (Career Highs)
CHAZ ABELN #18 - JR. (SEBRING, FL)
ZACH CHASTAIN #14 - JR. (LILBURN, GA)
Innings Pitched .................................... 2.2 at Florida State (2/20/10)
Strikeouts ...............................................................................................0
Innings Pitched ..................................... 4.1 vs. UT-Martin (3/13/09)
Strikeouts ...................................................6 vs. UT-Martin (3/13/09)
Three Things You Should Know:
1. Will redshirt the 2010 season with an injury
2. JUCO transfer from South Florida CC
3. Went 5-4 with a 4.64 ERA during sophomore year
THEO ASHER #15 - JR. (LILBURN, GA)
At Bats ..................................... (6x) 5 at William & Mary (3/22/09)*
Runs...................................................................4 at Mercer (3/26/08)
Hits ...........................................(2x) 3 vs. Alabama A&M (4/21/08)*
Doubles ..................................... (8x) 1 at Tennessee Tech (4/22/09)*
Triples.....................................................................................................0
Home Runs............................................................................................0
RBI’s....................................... (4x) 3 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/28/09)
Walks ...........................................(4x) 2 at Tennessee Tech (4/22/09)
Stolen Bases .........................................1 vs. Tennessee Tech (3/5/08)
*most recent
Pitching
Innings Pitched ................................. 4.2 vs. Georgia Tech (4/15/09)
Strikeouts ...............................................5 vs. Georgia Tech (4/15/09)
1. Earned first collegiate win in CAA Championship Game
2. Has served primarily as a defensive replacement this year
3. Majoring in physics in the classroom
DANIEL BLAUSTEIN #6 - SO. (ATLANTA, GA)
At Bats ................................................. 6 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
Runs......................................................4 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
Hits .......................................................5 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
Doubles ......................................(3x) 1 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)*
Triples.....................................................................................................0
Home Runs..............................................(2x) 1 at Mercer (4/13/10)*
RBI’s......................................................6 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
Walks ............................(7x) 1 vs. North Carolina Central (3/7/10)*
Stolen Bases ............................... (2x) 1 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
*most recent
1. Had a career game against Alabama State, belting first HR
2. Been the top guy off the bench for the Panthers in 2010
3. Father David is a professor at Georgia State
DAVID BUCHANAN #22 - JR. (PEACHTREE CITY, GA)
Innings Pitched .................................................9 vs. Hofstra (4/9/10)
Strikeouts ........................................... 12 at Old Dominion (3/27/10)
1. Pitched a complete game and struck out seven against Hofstra
2. Ranked among top 40 prospects in Florida last year
3. Named CAA Pitcher of the Week on March 29th
WILL CAMPBELL #42 - JR. (DOUGLASVILLE, GA)
1. Has 7 strikeouts in just 6.2 innings pitched this year
2. Made five appearances on the mound in relief this season
3. Held batters to a .222 batting average during his freshman year
BRYAN CONDOTTA #13 - JR. (MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO)
At Bats ..................................................5 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
Runs .....................................................3 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
Hits ..................................................... (2x) 3 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
Doubles ................................ 1 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)
Triples..................................................................................First Season
Home Runs..........................................1 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
Walks ........................................................ 2 at Florida State (2/20/10)
Stolen Bases .........................................1 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
1. Stole 38 bases in two years at Bossier Parish CC
2. Earned all-conference honors his freshman season
3. Had a career game against Alabama State, belting first HR
RYAN FLEMING #24 - JR. (WHITBY, ONTARIO)
At Bats ...................................(2x) 6 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)*
Runs........................................5 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10)
Hits .........................................5 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10)
Doubles ..................................3 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10)
Triples.................................. (2x) 1 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)*
Home Runs...............................................(3x) 2 at Towson (4/2/10)*
RBI’s........................................8 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10)
Walks .........................................................(7x) 2 at Towson (4/3/10)*
Stolen Bases .................(4x) 1 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)*
1. Leads the team in HRs and slugging percentage
2. Belted grand slams in back-to-back games against NCCU
3. Tied school record with 8 RBIs in a game against NCCU
AIDAN FRANCIS #20 - JR. (NEWCASTLE, AUSTRALIA)
Innings Pitched .................................................. 8.2 vs. VCU (5/1/09)
Strikeouts ............................................................. 10 vs. VCU (5/1/09)
1. 2009 All-CAA Third Team
2. Threw 2.2 innings of two-hit relief in NCAA Regionals
3. Went 5-1 last season, holding opponents to a .231 average
JEREMY GAZERRO #32 - JR. (CALHOUN, GA)
Innings Pitched ..............................................4.1 at Mercer (4/13/10)
Strikeouts .............................................7 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
1. Allowed just 2 hits to earn win against Alabama State
2. Pitched 64.2 innings last season, striking out 48
3. Pitched 4.1 innings of one-hit relief against Mercer on Tues.
WES GRANT #34 - JR. (BENTON, AR)
Innings Pitched ................................ 3.2 vs. UNC Asheville (3/8/10)
Strikeouts ............................ (2x) 5 at New Mexico State (3/13/10)*
*most recent
Innings Pitched ...................... (3x) 3.0 vs. Georgia Tech (3/30/10)*
Strikeouts .........................5 vs. vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10)
1. Earned first collegiate save against UNC Asheville
2. Earned first career victory last year against Augusta State
3. Pitched locally at Alexander HS
1. Returns to D1 after year at Bossier Parish CC
2. Spent two seasons at Central Arkansas, redshirting one
3. Made first appearance at GSU vs. NCCU on March 6th
SHANE HAMMOND #17 - JR. (KENNESAW, GA)
JUSTIN MALONE #2 - SO. (ABINGDON, VA)
At Bats .........................................................(2x) 5 at Towson (4/3/10)
Runs ..........................................................(3x) 2 at Towson (4/4/10)*
Hits .................................................. (5x) 2 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
Doubles ............................................................. 2 at Towson (4/4/10)*
Triples.................................................................. 1 at Towson (4/3/10)
Home Runs.....................................1 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)
RBI’s...........................................................(2x) 3 at Towson (4/3/10)*
Walks .........................................................(2x) 2 at Auburn (4/6/10)*
Stolen Bases .....................................................1 vs. Hofstra (4/10/10)
* most recent
At Bats ....................................... (2x) 5 at Tennessee Tech (4/21/09)*
Runs.................................................... (5x) 2 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
Hits ..................................................... (6x) 2 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
Doubles .............................................. (4x) 1 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
RBI’s.................................................... (2x) 2 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
Walks .....................................................................2 vs. VCU (5/1/09)
Stolen Bases ....................................... (2x) 1 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
*most recent
1. Belted first career home run at New Mexico State
2. Started the last seven games behind the plate for State
3. Played freshman year at Georgia Southern
JONATHAN KOLOWICH #5 - JR. (KENNESAW, GA)
At Bats ..................................................6 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
Runs ......................................(2x) 4 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)*
Hits .......................................................5 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
Doubles ............................................ (11x) 1 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
Triples...................................................1 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
Home Runs.............................. (10x) 1 at Old Dominion (3/28/10)*
Walks .......................... (2x) 3 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10)*
Stolen Bases ................................................... 3 vs. Samford (4/30/08)
*most recent
1. Had career game against Alabama State with 5 hits and 6 RBIs
2. Gave the Panthers the lead in the 9th at ODU with a ph HR
3. Father played baseball at Jacksonville University
ROB LIND #1 - JR. (HARTFORD S.D.)
At Bats .................................................. 6 at Old Dominion (3/28/10)
Runs.................................................... (7x) 3 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
Hits ............................................................(3x) 4 at Towson (4/4/10)*
Triples..........................................................1 vs. Centenary (3/20/10)
Home Runs........................................................ 2 at Towson (4/3/10)
RBI’s...........................................................(2x) 4 at Towson (4/3/10)*
Walks .........................................................(7x) 1 at Auburn (4/6/10)*
Stolen Bases ........................................... 1 vs. USC Upstate (2/23/10)
1. Led Iowa Western to a pair of NJCAA College World Series
2. Belted first home run of the season against UNC Asheville
3. Tied for first on the team with a .520 on base percentage
BRADLEY LOGAN #44 - SR. (AUGUSTA, GA)
At Bats ...................................(2x) 7 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)*
Runs..............................(2x) 4 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)*
Hits ........................................(2x) 5 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)*
Doubles ..................................................3 vs. Northeastern (3/30/08)
Triples.............................................. (3x) 1 vs. UT-Martin (3/13/09)*
Home Runs...........................................(3x) 2 vs. Delaware (4/4/09)*
RBI’s.................................................6 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)
Walks ............................................................... 3 vs. Towson (5/10/09)
Stolen Bases .................(3x) 2 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10)*
*most recent
Pitching
Innings Pitched ............................. 5.1 at William & Mary (3/21/09)
Strikeouts ........................................3 at Bethune-Cookman (3/8/09)
1. Needs just seven at bats for the most in school history
2. Belted walk-off two-run HR against Air Force on April 16th
3. Holds school record in runs, RBIs, hit by pitches, sac flies,
total bases and doubles
Pitching
Innings Pitched ................................................4.0 vs. Xavier (3/6/09)
Strikeouts .....................................(2x) 4 at Old Dominion (3/28/10)
1. Named to NBCWA Stopper of the Year Watch List
2. Tied for all-time school saves record with 10 entering weekend
3. Allowed first run in last 21.0 innings against N.M. State
BEN MARSHALL #23 - SO. (LOGANVILLE, GA)
Innings Pitched .................................. 5.0 vs. USC Upstate (2/23/10)
Strikeouts .......................................7 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/28/09)
*most recent
1. Made three midweek starts during his freshman year
2. Struck out 24 in just 19.0 innings pitched in 2009
3. Played locally at Loganville High School
BRETT MAXWELL #19 - RS-JR. (DOUGLASVILLE, GA)
At Bats ....................................6 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)
Runs................................................... (6x) 3 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
Hits ............................................ (2x) 4 vs. UNC Asheville (3/8/10)*
Doubles ................................................ (6x) 1 vs. Hofstra (4/10/10)*
Triples.................................................................. 1 at Towson (4/2/10)
Home Runs..............................................(3x) 1 at Mercer (4/13/10)*
RBI’s............................................ (3x) 3 vs. UNC Asheville (3/9/10)*
Walks .................................................. (6x) 2 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
Stolen Bases .............................................(7x) 1 at Mercer (4/13/10)*
1. Redshirted 2009 due to an injury
2. Belted first inning home run against Mercer on Tuesday
3. Played freshman season at Georgia Southern, scoring 10 runs
MARK MICOWSKI #7 - JR. (HADDUM, CT)
At Bats ................................... (2x) 8 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)
Runs........................................6 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)
Doubles ........................(2x) 3 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)*
Triples...........................(7x) 1 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)*
Home Runs............................................(8x) 1 vs. Hofstra (4/11/10)*
RBI’s..................................... 7 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)*
Walks ............................................. (2x) 3 vs. Stony Brook (4/20/08)*
Stolen Bases ................................. (2x) 3 vs. Sacred Heart (3/27/09)*
*most recent (played at Vermont)
1. 17-game hitting streak snapped at Old Dominion
2. Set GSU records for at bats (since tied) and hits in a game vs. NCCU
3. Batted for the cycle on March 5th against NCCU
MICHAEL MOCH #11 - FR. (CUMMING, GA)
AARON SCMITZ #45 - JR. (LAWRENCEVILLE, GA)
Innings Pitched ........................................ 5.1 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)
Strikeouts .................................................... 4 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)
At Bats .............................................4 at Bethune-Cookman (3/8/09)
Runs............................................................3 vs. Oglethorpe (4/1/09)
Hits .................................................(7x) 1 vs. Austin Peay (3/20/10)*
Doubles ................................1 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)*
Triples.....................................................................................................0
Home Runs.............................................. 1 vs. Austin Peay (3/20/10)
RBI’s.......................................... (6x) 1 vs. Alabama State (3/25/10)*
Walks ..........................................................2 vs. Oglethorpe (4/1/09)
Stolen Bases ......................................1 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09)
1. Collected first career double against NCCU
2. Can play all infield positions, as well as catch
3. Has made eight appearances in the field this season
1. Made first collegiate start at Auburn
2. Named Forsyth County Pitcher of the Year
3. Made collegiate debut on opening day at #5 Florida State
CARL MONIZ #3 - SR. (LAVAL, QUEBEC, CANADA)
At Bats .......................................................(3x) 7 at Towson (4/3/10)*
Runs......................................................5 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)
Doubles ......................................................(2x) 2 vs. Hofstra (4/9/10)
Triples...................................... (2x) 1 vs. Kennesaw State (3/24/10)*
Home Runs...................................... (17x) 1 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)*
RBI’s........................................................(2x) 5 vs. Hofstra (4/10/10)*
Walks ........................................................(6x) 2 at Mercer (4/13/10)*
Stolen Bases ...................................... 2 at William & Mary (3/20/09)
*most recent
1. Honorable Mention All-Canada two years in a row
2. Earn CAA Player of the Week on April 12th
3. Batted .500 last season with bases loaded
RYAN MOORE #12 - SR. (KENNESAW, GA)
Innings Pitched .....................(2x) 9.0 vs. George Mason (5/22/09)*
Strikeouts ..........................................9 vs. Cleveland State (2/21/09)
*most recent
1. Pitched 8.0 innings of shutout ball against Hofstra on April 11
2. 2009 All-CAA Second Team
3. 2009 CAA Championship All-Tournament Team
CHARLEY OLSON #26 - JR. (LARGO, FL)
Innings Pitched ..................................(2x) 8.0 vs. Hofstra (4/10/10)*
Strikeouts .......................................................10 vs. Hofstra (4/10/10)
*most recent
1. Earned 2 losses when allowing 2 earned runs or less in 2010
2. Finished sixth in the NJCAA with 106 strikeouts last season
3. 8.0 IP and did not allow an earned run vs. Hofstra on 4/10
CARTER SACKETT #28 - JR. (SAVAGE, MN)
At Bats ....................................... (3x) 5 at Old Dominion (3/28/10)*
Runs.......................................(2x) 3 at New Mexico State (3/12/10)*
Hits ...................................... (2x) 3 at New Mexico State (3/12/10)*
Triples..................................................................................First Season
Home Runs...............................................(2x) 1 at Towson (4/4/10)*
Walks .........................................................(7x) 1 at Towson (4/4/10)*
Stolen Bases ........................................ 1 at Kennesaw State (3/17/10)
1. Earned First Team Academic All-America honors last year
2. Hit HR against #2 Georgia Tech on Tuesday
3. Grandmother’s first cousin was HOF pitcher Bob Feller
NICK SQUEGLIA #16 - SO. (LAWRENCEVILLE, GA)
Innings Pitched ................................6.1 at James Madison (4/24/09)
Strikeouts ...........................................7 vs. Kennesaw State (3/24/10)
*most recent
1. Started career 6-0 before dropping decision to #2 Ga. Tech
2. Threw 6.0 innings vs. Kennesaw State on March 24th
3. Played locally at Collins Hill High School
BRANDON WILLIAMS #4 - SO. (MARIETTA, GA)
At Bats ...................................................... (6x) 6 at Towson (4/4/10)*
Runs......................................4 vs. North Carolina Central (3/7/10)*
Hits .......................................5 vs. North Carolina Central (3/7/10)*
Doubles .................................... (3x) 2 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)*
Triples......................... (2x) 1 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10)*
Home Runs......................................................... 2 at Towson (4/4/10)
RBI’s............................................................. 7 vs. Air Force (4/17/10)
Walks .................................................... (5x) 2 vs. Hofstra (4/10/10)*
Stolen Bases ............................... (10x) 1 vs. vs. Air Force (4/18/10)*
*most recent
1. 2009 All-CAA Third Team
2. Leads team in batting average, RBIs and total bases
3. Named East Cobb Baseball MVP in 2008
JOEY WOOD #9 - RS-SO. (COLUMBUS, GA)
At Bats .............................................7 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)
Runs ................................................6 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)
Hits ........................................(2x) 5 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)*
Doubles .................................................3 vs. UNC Asheville (3/9/10)
Triples..........................................................1 vs. Centenary (3/19/10)
Home Runs.....................................2 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)
Walks ......................................3 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)
Stolen Bases ........................................3 vs. Savannah State (3/17/09)
*most recent
1. Tied for second on the team with nine home runs this year
2. Earned CAA Player of the Week on March 15th
3. Tied school record with 6 runs scored at N.M. State
GAME-BY-GAME STARTING LINEUPS
Florida State
Florida State
Florida State
USC-Upstate
USC-Upstate
Mercer
North Carolina Central
UNC Asheville
UNC Asheville
New Mexico State
New Mexico State
New Mexico State
Kennesaw State
Centenary
Austin Peay
Centenary
Alabama State
Kennesaw State
Old Dominion
Old Dominion
Old Dominion
Georgia Tech
Towson
Towson
Towson
Auburn
Hofstra
Hofstra
Hofstra
Mercer
Air Force
Air Force
Air Force
Air Force
Mercer
VCU
VCU
VCU
Alabama State
George Mason
George Mason
George Mason
UNC Wilmington
UNC Wilmington
UNC Wilmington
Georgia
Northeastern
Northeastern
Northeastern
Georgia Tech
William & Mary
William & Mary
William & Mary
C
Sackett
Sackett
Sackett
Sackett
Metcalf
Sackett
Sackett
Metcalf
Sackett
Metcalf
Metcalf
Sackett
Sackett
Sackett
Metcalf
Sackett
Sackett
Sackett
Sackett
Hammond
Sackett
Sackett
Hammond
Sackett
Sackett
Sackett
Hammond
Hammond
Hammond
Hammond
Hammond
Hammond
Hammond
Hammond
Sackett
Hammond
Hammond
1B
Logan
Asher
Logan
Logan
Asher
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
2B
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Blaustein
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Blaustein
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Lind
Blaustein
Blaustein
Blaustein
Lind
Lind
3B
Williams
Logan
Williams
Williams
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
Logan
SS
Malone
Condotta
Condotta
Condotta
Condotta
Condotta
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Condotta
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Condotta
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Blaustein
Malone
Malone
Malone
Malone
Malone
Condotta
Malone
Malone
LF
Moniz
Maxwell
Moniz
Moniz
Fleming
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Fleming
Fleming
Maxwell
Maxwell
Fleming
Fleming
Fleming
Maxwell
Maxwell
Fleming
Maxwell
Maxwell
Fleming
Fleming
Moniz
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Maxwell
Fleming
CF
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Moniz
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Micowski
Moniz
Micowski
Micowski
RF
Kolowich
Kolowich
Kolowich
Kolowich
Kolowich
Kolowich
Fleming
Kolowich
Kolowich
Kolowich
Fleming
Kolowich
Fleming
Fleming
Kolowich
Kolowich
Fleming
Fleming
Kolowich
Fleming
Kolowich
Fleming
Fleming
Moniz
Fleming
Fleming
Kolowich
Kolowich
Kolowich
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Moniz
Kolowich
Kolowich
Moniz
DH
Wood
Fleming
Wood
Fleming
Williams
Metcalf
Wood
Wood
Fleming
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Wood
Fleming
Fleming
Fleming
Fleming
Wood
Fleming
Wood
Wood
Wood
SP
Buchanan
Francis
Moore
Marshall
Olson
Olson
Buchanan
Francis
Grant
Squeglia
Moore
Olson
Buchanan
Francis
Moore
Olson
Buchanan
Francis
Moore
Gazerro
Squeglia
Buchanan
Olson
Moore
Squeglia
Buchanan
Olson
Moore
Moch
Buchanan
Olson
Moore
Francis
Buchanan
Moch
Olson
Moore
2010 Georgia State Baseball
Overall Statistics for Georgia State (as of Apr 19, 2010)
(All games Sorted by Batting avg)
Record: 21-16 Home: 14-4 Away: 6-11 Neutral: 1-1 CAA: 5-4
Player
4 Williams, Brandon
1 Lind, Rob
9 Wood, Joey
24 Fleming, Ryan
3 Moniz, Carl
19 Maxwell, Brett
44 Logan, Bradley
7 Micowski, Mark
5 Kolowich, Jonathan
-------------------12 Moore, Ryan
6 Blaustein, Daniel
17 Hammond, Shane
45 Schmitz, Aaron
8 Metcalf, Chris
2 Malone, Justin
28 Sackett, Carter
13 Condotta, Bryan
15 Asher, Theo
34 Grant, Wes
avg gp-gs
37-36
35-32
31-27
37-28
36-33
29-23
36-36
35-35
29-20
.428
.425
.423
.410
.403
.391
.389
.377
.289
1.000
1-0
.415 22-6
.377 25-12
.333 10-1
.286 9-6
.269 12-8
.254 21-20
.235 26-8
.227 18-2
.000 2-0
ab
r
h
2b 3b hr
rbi
tb
slg%
bb hp
so gdp
ob%
sf sh sb-att
145
127
111
117
129
92
144
151
76
44
44
41
43
40
31
48
49
28
62
54
47
48
52
36
56
57
22
13
5
8
10
10
5
14
14
5
1 8
1 7
1 9
2 12
2 7
1 2
0 9
1 4
1 4
54 101
38 82
32 84
49 98
47 87
22 49
38 97
28 85
28 41
.697
.646
.757
.838
.674
.533
.674
.563
.539
20
18
16
25
17
15
20
25
19
2
7
8
5
3
2
4
3
3
31
18
20
25
20
25
24
19
21
1
5
2
0
2
2
3
1
2
.497
.520
.518
.520
.465
.486
.468
.470
.431
2
0
2
3
6
0
3
2
4
1
2
2
1
5
2
2
2
2
6-8
2-5
5-6
3-4
7-9
6-8
8-10
9-10
3-3
po
228
44
2
27
63
37
49
64
30
a
25
74
0
1
45
1
57
0
1
e
7
5
0
2
9
2
14
2
2
fld%
.973
.959
1
41
53
15
21
26
71
34
22
0
0
13
12
5
6
5
18
13
4
0
1
17
20
5
6
7
18
8
5
0
0
1
7
2
1
2
9
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
0
0
2
1
0
0
1
13
16
5
6
5
21
5
2
0
1
24
32
10
9
9
33
12
5
0
1.000
0
4
11
0
4
3
7
4
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
3
3
0
0
0
6
11
6
4
4
19
8
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1.000
.457
.463
.389
.407
.344
.337
.366
.261
.000
0
1
3
1
1
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0-0
1-1
1-1
0-0
0-1
1-1
1-2
2-2
0-0
0-0
2
8
103
4
30
16
141
17
54
0
6
14
18
3
2
28
15
21
6
0
0
4
2
1
0
1
6
7
1
0
1.000
.585
.604
.667
.429
.346
.465
.353
.227
.000
1.000
.933
.923
.950
.883
.970
.939
.846
.984
.875
1.000
.978
.963
.844
.984
.000
Totals
.3 7 9
37
1376
444
521
107
12
69
410
859
.6 2 4
209
47
266
19
.4 6 7
32
23
55-71
942
354
67
.9 5 1
Opponents
.3 0 7
37
1328
302
408
86
11
51
270
669
.5 0 4
169
29
291
17
.3 9 4
14
15
35-47
928
344
72
.9 4 6
(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)
Player
22 Buchanan, David
26 Olson, Charley
12 Moore, Ryan
-------------------18 Abeln, Chaz
2 Malone, Justin
32 Gazerro, Jeremy
16 Squeglia, Nick
23 Marshall, Ben
20 Francis, Aidan
34 Grant, Wes
15 Asher, Theo
11 Moch, Michael
14 Chastain, Zach
42 Campbell, Will
44 Logan, Bradley
28 Sackett, Carter
Totals
Opponents
era
w-l
cg
sho
sv
ip
h
r
er
bb
so
2b
3b
hr
b/avg
4.17
4.76
10.62
4-1
2-4
2-1
app gs
9
11
9
8
8
8
1
0
0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0
0
0
49.2
51.0
40.2
54
53
68
26
33
56
23
27
48
22
21
15
49
44
33
10
8
18
1
0
1
4
3
7
.277
.264
.366
wp hp bk sfa sha
5
8
3
4
4
7
0
0
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3.38
4.91
5.31
6.50
6.60
7.36
8.71
9.00
9.50
10.80
11.25
13.50
54.00
0-0
3-1
4-2
2-1
0-0
2-3
0-0
0-0
2-2
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
1
17
9
9
9
12
5
8
8
6
8
1
1
0
0
1
3
1
5
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0/0
0/1
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/1
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
2.2
22.0
20.1
18.0
15.0
36.2
10.1
10.0
18.0
6.2
12.0
0.2
0.1
3
17
16
21
22
55
14
19
25
11
25
3
2
3
15
14
25
15
33
11
16
20
9
23
1
2
1
12
12
13
11
30
10
10
19
8
15
1
2
2
12
13
23
11
11
9
8
10
5
7
0
0
0
19
25
17
11
36
15
9
13
7
13
0
0
0
6
4
5
3
12
4
4
5
1
4
1
1
0
0
2
0
0
2
1
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
4
3
2
3
9
0
1
6
2
7
0
0
.273
.205
.198
.276
.324
.348
.318
.388
.333
.355
.397
.750
.667
1
2
3
1
3
2
3
2
2
0
4
0
1
1
1
3
1
0
2
2
0
2
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
2
2
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
6 .9 4
21-16
37
37
1
1/1
5
314.0
408
302
242
169
291
86
11
51
.3 0 7
40
29
5
14
15
11.00
16-21
37
37
0
0/0
4
309.1
521
444
378
209
266
107
12
69
.3 7 9
29
47
4
32
23
2010 Georgia State Baseball
Game Results for Georgia State (as of Apr 19, 2010)
(All games)
Date
Feb 19, 2010
Feb 20, 2010
Feb 21, 2010
Feb 23, 2010
Feb 24, 2010
Mar 03, 2010
Mar 05, 2010
Mar 06, 2010
Mar 06, 2010
Mar 07, 2010
Mar 08, 2010
Mar 09, 2010
Mar 12, 2010
Mar 13, 2010
Mar 14, 2010
Mar 17, 2010
Mar 19, 2010
Mar 20, 2010
Mar 20, 2010
Mar 23, 2010
Mar 24, 2010
* Mar 27, 2010
* Mar 27, 2010
* Mar 28, 2010
Mar 30, 2010
* Apr 02, 2010
* Apr 03, 2010
* Apr 04, 2010
Apr 06, 2010
* Apr 09, 2010
* Apr 10, 2010
* Apr 11, 2010
Apr 13, 2010
Apr 16, 2010
Apr 17, 2010
Apr 17, 2010
Apr 18, 2010
() extra inning game
Opponent
at #5 Florida State
at #5 Florida State
at #5 Florida State
USC UPSTATE
at USC Upstate
MERCER
N.C. CENTRAL
N.C. CENTRAL-1
NC CENTRAL-2
N.C. CENTRAL
UNC ASHEVILLE
UNC ASHEVILLE
at New Mexico State
at New Mexico State
at New Mexico State
at Kennesaw State
vs Centenary
at Austin Peay
vs Centenary
ALABAMA STATE
KENNESAW STATE
at Old Dominion-1
at Old Dominion-2
at Old Dominion
#2 GEORGIA TECH
at Towson
at Towson
at Towson
at Auburn
HOFSTRA
HOFSTRA
HOFSTRA
at Mercer
AIR FORCE
AIR FORCE-1
AIR FORCE-2
AIR FORCE
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
Score
Inns
Overall
CAA
3-11
7-14
2-12
7-9
5-8
2-7
32-3
14-0
24-2
33-5
13-6
17-2
13-2
11-12
30-24
2-3
10-9
14-4
13-17
27-3
19-9
2-1
1-6
16-10
3-14
8-14
18-19
13-14
7-22
9-2
8-2
6-3
8-6
5-4
16-9
20-7
6-7
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
7
7
7
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
7
9
9
9
9
9
9
(10)
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
7
9
0-1-0
0-2-0
0-3-0
0-4-0
0-5-0
0-6-0
1-6-0
2-6-0
3-6-0
4-6-0
5-6-0
6-6-0
7-6-0
7-7-0
8-7-0
8-8-0
9-8-0
10-8-0
10-9-0
11-9-0
12-9-0
13-9-0
13-10-0
14-10-0
14-11-0
14-12-0
14-13-0
14-14-0
14-15-0
15-15-0
16-15-0
17-15-0
18-15-0
19-15-0
20-15-0
21-15-0
21-16-0
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
1-1-0
2-1-0
2-1-0
2-2-0
2-3-0
2-4-0
2-4-0
3-4-0
4-4-0
5-4-0
5-4-0
5-4-0
5-4-0
5-4-0
5-4-0
Pitcher of record
Buchanan, D. (L 0-1)
Francis, A. (L 0-1)
Moore, R. (L 0-1)
Chastain, Z. (L 0-1)
Gazerro, J. (L 0-1)
Olson, C. (L 0-1)
Buchanan, D. (W 1-1)
Francis, A. (W 1-1)
Gazerro, J. (W 1-1)
Squeglia, N. (W 1-0)
Moore, R. (W 1-1)
Olson, C. (W 1-1)
Olson, C. (L 1-2)
Moch, M. (W 1-0)
Olson, C. (L 1-3)
Malone, J. (W 1-0)
Francis, A. (W 2-1)
Moch, M. (L 1-1)
Gazerro, J. (W 2-1)
Squeglia, N. (W 2-0)
Olson, C. (L 1-4)
Malone, J. (W 2-0)
Squeglia, N. (L 2-1)
Malone, J. (L 2-1)
Gazerro, J. (L 2-2)
Francis, A. (L 2-2)
Moch, M. (L 1-2)
Olson, C. (W 2-4)
Moore, R. (W 2-1)
Gazerro, J. (W 3-2)
Malone, J. (W 3-1)
Moch, M. (W 2-2)
Gazerro, J. (W 4-2)
Francis, A. (L 2-3)
Attend
Time
5254
5392
4502
13 4
89
149
179
19 2
192
18 3
156
128
139
357
232
298
110
19 2
187
144
237
20 0
227
215
340
26 8
285
224
2392
18 5
157
17 0
259
247
223
193
210
3:03
3:32
2:36
2:40
2:46
2:46
3:25
2:14
2:22
3:03
2:28
2:44
3:06
3:26
4:25
2:38
3:35
3:07
3:35
2:26
3:18
2:21
2:32
3:19
3:15
2:53
4:23
3:19
3:21
2:35
2:54
2:24
2:54
2:45
2:56
3:08
2:54

Wednesday, 4/21 - 6 p.m. WRAS-FM 88.5 The Field at Panthersville

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