2010 UW-Stevens Point Baseball Media Guide

Established: * 1894, as a Teacher’s College

Enrollment: * 8800 students * 46% male, 54% female * Average class size: 28

Faculty and Staff: * Student-to-faculty ratio of 22:1 * Over 400 faculty/teaching academic staff * Highest percentage of undergraduate courses taught by regular faculty in the UW System

Academics: * Over 120 undergraduate program choices within 48 under graduate majors and 78 minors * Consistently named one of the top Public Midwestern Universities-Master’s in U.S. News and World Report’s College Rankings * Half of all incoming freshmen rank in the upper 25% of their high school class * Average freshman ACT score: 23; average high school GPA: 3.4 * Exceptional overall placement into careers or graduate and professional schools

Study Abroad: * Study abroad programs offered by UWSP International Programs in more than 20 locations around the globe including France, Ireland, China, Australia, Britain, Mexico, Germany, New Zealand and Spain * 1 of 5 graduating seniors has participated in a study abroad program - some even more than once!

Campus Activities: * Over 180 student organizations including student govern-

ment, academic and professional clubs, Greek organiza-tions, multicultural groups and community service/volun-teer organizations

* 25 intramural sports and 22 “club sports” * Theatre, concerts, dance programs, art exhibitions, and the

Performing Arts Series * Campus newspaper, radio and TV stations staffed and run

by students * Host to World’s Largest Trivia Contest every April * More than 20 music ensembles open to any student

UWSP Facilities: * Main campus: 400 acres and 35 buildings * 14 residence halls, housing about 3,100 students * Health Enhancement Center: home to 54,000 sq. ft. Multi-Activity Center (with climbing wall, track, and tennis courts), the Aquatic Center, 2 full-size gymnasiums, and the Strength & Fitness Center * Noel Fine Arts Center: contains Michelsen Concert Hall, Jenkins Theatre, the Carlsten Art Gallery and brand new state-of-the-art practice and performance facilities, including art, music and dance studios, a recording studio and a black box theatre * 275-acre Schmeeckle Nature Reserve great for fishing, walking, biking, jogging, boating and wildlife watching * Central Wisconsin Environmental Station (CWES) and Treehaven - two teaching, learning and recreational environmental centers; CWES is located on Sunset Lake

17 miles east of Stevens Point; Treehaven is situated on a glacial ridge 80 miles north of Stevens Point

* Newly renovated University Center

City of Stevens Point: * Location: central Wisconsin, midway between Milwaukee and Minneapolis; on the Wisconsin River * Population: 25,000 people in the city, with an area population of 62,000 * Attractions: outstanding recreational areas including parks,

lakes, streams; the 24-mile Green Circle Trail for biking, hiking, and jogging; numerous cultural festivals, live music/entertainment venues, restaurants, coffee shops, and shop-ping locations

* Ranked as one of the “Top 100 Places to Live” by relocate-america

This is UW-Stevens PointProminent UW-Stevens Point Alumni

Andrea Anders, “Alex” on NBC sitcom “Joey”William Bablitch, former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice

Paul DeLong, Wisconsin chief foresterMichael Dombeck, former U.S. Forest Service DirectorLawrence Eagleburger, former U.S. Secretary of State

Herbert Grover, former Head Wis. Dept. Public InstructionDan Hauser, Detroit Pistons Executive VP of Marketing

Kathleen Kinney, “Mimi” on Drew Carey ShowClint Kriewaldt, NFL player for the Pittsburgh Steelers

Chuck Neinas, Retired Coll. Football Assoc. Executive Dir.Terry Porter, former NBA star and coach

Blane Reichelt, retired NBA RefereeBob Whitsitt, former GM, NBA Portland TrailBlazers

Jordan Zimmermann, Starting Pitcher Washington Nationals

2010 Pointer Baseball 1Quick Facts

GENERAL Location ...........................................................................................Stevens Point, Wis.Founded ...................................................................................................................8,800Enrollment ...............................................................................................................1894Nickname ...........................................................................................................PointersColors ......................................................................................................Purple & GoldHome Field .......................................................................................... University FieldDimensions ........................................................................... 320’-355’-390’-355’-320’Affiliations ..................................................................................... NCAA Division IIIConference ........................................................... Wisconsin Intercollegiate AthleticChancellor ................................................................................................... Mark NookAthletic Director ....................................................................................Frank O’BrienAthletic Dept. Phone ..............................................................................715-346-3888Athletic Dept. Fax ...................................................................................715-346-4655Website .............................................................................................. athletics.uwsp.eduHISTORY First Year of Baseball .............................................................................................1955Overall All-Time Record ............................................... 918-667-5 55 seasons (.579)COACHING STAFF Head Coach ................................................................................................... Pat BloomAlma Mater/Year ..................................UW-Stevens Point (‘01); Miami-Ohio (‘03)Record at School (Yrs) ................................................................192-94 (7th Season)Career Record (Yrs) ...............................................................................................SameBaseball Office Phone ............................................................................715-346-4412Assistant Coach ......................................................................................Tom McHughAssistant Coach ............................................................................................Jeff PieperAssistant Coach .......................................................................................Garett BloomAssistant Coach ............................................................................................ Jeff ZielkeTeam Manager ................................................................................................. Jeff JungMEDIA RELATIONS Sports Information Director .................................................................Mitch CapelleSports Information Phone ....................................................................715-346-2840Sports Information Fax..........................................................................715-346-3626Email Address..............................................................................mcapelle@uwsp.eduTEAM INFORMATION 2009 Overall Record 31-162009 WIAC Record (Finish) .......................................................................15-9 (t-1st)Post Season ..............................................................2-2 at NCAA Midwest RegionalStarters Returning/Lost (position players) ............................................................8/1Pitchers Returning/Lost ..........................................................................................5/4Lettermen Returning/Lost ....................................................................................24/6Newcomers ....................................................................................................................6

Table of ContentsThis is UW-Stevens Point .........................................................................IFC

Quick Facts/Table of Contents....................................................................1

Season Outlook ...........................................................................................2-3

Head Coach Pat Bloom ..................................................................................4

Pointer Assistant Coaches ..............................................................................5

2010 Roster ......................................................................................................6

2010 Pointers .............................................................................................7-16

2009 Results/Stats ...................................................................................16-17

The WIAC/Leaders ................................................................................18-19

All-Time Series Records .............................................................................. 20

Year-by-Year Results .................................................................................... 21

NCAA Tournament History ...................................................................... 22

Record Book ............................................................................................23-26

Pointers in the Pros...................................................................................... 27

University Field ............................................................................................. 28

Dugout Club ................................................................................................. 29

2010 Schedule ............................................................................... Back Cover

Division III World Series - 1997 • 2006 • 2007 Five Straight WIAC Tournament Championships (2005-2009)

CREDITSThe 2010 UW-Stevens Point Baseball media guide was produced and edited by the UW-Stevens Point Sports Information Department. Layout and design by Mitch Capelle with contributions from Travis VanderLoop, sports information intern. Jordan Zimmerman photos courtesy of the Washington National baseball club. Printing by UWSP Printing & Design.

2010 Pointer Baseball 2


The University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point baseball team looks carry past season’s success right into the 2010 campaign.

The Pointers finished the 2009 season with a 31-16 overall record, the fourth time in five years with 30-plus wins and the 13th consecutive season they have reached 25 or more victories. Point com-piled a 15-9 WIAC record, tying UW-Oshkosh and UW-Whitewater for first place. This was the first time since 2002 the Pointers headed the WIAC at the end of the season and the eighth time in school history. They carried their regular season momentum into the WIAC Tournament where they put together an 11-1 bashing of UW-Whitewater in the championship game to win their fifth consecutive WIAC Tournament crown. The Pointers also qualified for the NCAA Division III Tournament for the fifth consecutive year but could not make it past the regional round.

2009 All-WIAC performers Kyle Cummings, Kyle Berry and Jeff Zielke, along with Garett Bloom, Garrett Nix and Brandon Hemstead, wrapped up their careers in a Pointer uniform last season but the rest of the team stays very much intact. The team returns 24 of 30 letterwinners from last year’s squad including eight everyday position players including the WIAC’s Position Player of the Year.

With a majority of starters back from last season and valuable experience gained from the under-classmen, the Pointers come into the season ranked No. 18 nationally in D3baseball.com’s preseason poll. They are also favored to finish atop the WIAC standings according to league’s sports informa-tion directors.

The Pointers sat atop the WIAC in most major offensive categories, leading the conference in runs (344), home runs (49), total bases (707) hit by pitches (85) and tied for first in hits (463). The team also posted a .286 team batting average along with a .434 slugging percentage. In the pitching de-partment it was much of the same. Their team ERA (3.72), wins (31), saves (9), earned runs (167), strikeouts (372), doubles allowed (56) and opponent’s batting average (.239) all led the WIAC.

Here is a position-by-position preview of the returning Pointers for the 2010 season.

CATCHERSJunior Jordan Rennicke started 25 games behind the plate for the Pointers and batted .295 in 105 at-bats with 20 RBI’s. The Mequon native only had two errors in 215 chances, a .991 fielding percent-age. He also carries an eight game hitting streak into 2010. Junior Steven Considine also started 15 games behind the plate and the Pointers were 11-4 in games which he started.

INFIELDThe offense is led by first baseman Jeremy Richter, the WIAC’s Position Player of the Year and a First Team All- Midwest Region team selection. Along with his .333 average, Richter topped the WIAC in hits (61) and total bases (111) along with leading the team in doubles (17). He also belted nine home runs, drove in 42 runs and scored 40 runs. The senior also helped the Pointers in the outfield, starting in 15 games in all three positions.

The shortstop position was filled by Eric Fritz last season where he started all 47 games. The junior received All-WIAC honors landing on the First Team. The SPASH product tied for the WIAC lead in walks (30) and led the team in total plate appearances(237), at bats (185). Along with his .297 bat-ting average he swiped 17 bases without being caught. He will be key in the leadoff position and in the field this season.

2010 SEASON OUTLOOK



Junior Kevin Thomas is the leading candidate at the hot-corner where he started 37 games last season where he batted .284, driving in 33 RBI’s and scored 26 runs.

Competing for the second base position are transfers Travis Tuschen and Justin Jirschele. Tuschen, a junior transfer from MATC, was an all-conference selection last season and brings two WTCC championships to the Pointers. Jirschele, a sophomore transfer from UW-Oshkosh, started all 40 games at shortstop for the Titans where he batted .280 with 29 runs, nine doubles and 27 RBI’s.

OUTFIELDIn his first season Cody Koback started 31 games in center field. The sophomore gath-ered All-WIAC honorable mention honors while tying for the WIAC led in triples with four and also batted .313 along with stealing 10 bases.

The left-handed hitting Brad Archambeau was a valuable asset as he started 31 games in right field and 14 in center. The senior provided much of the Pointers scoring from last season as he had a team-high 44 runs and 43 RBI’s.

Joining him in the outfield is 2008 All-WIAC first team selection Jared Surman in left. Last season, the junior belted 11 home runs, tops in the WIAC along with 33 runs and 33 RBI’s.

DESIGNATED HITTERSam Spurney was penciled in as the designated hitter much of last year where he started 30 times. The senior from Manitowoc batted .282 and tallied eight home runs and 37 RBI’s in 2009.

PITCHINGPoint’s pitching returns five of their eight letterwinners from last year’s team. Leading the way is All-WIAC First team and Second Team All-Midwest Region honoree Scott Williams. The junior held opposing batters to a .161 average and posted a 2.62 ERA in 62.1 innings of work. The Baraboo native is looking to start the 2010 season the way he finished the 2009 campaign where he allowed zero earned runs in nine innings in the NCAA Regionals against University of St. Thomas.

Helping Williams on the mound last season Joel Delorit who logged 59.2 innings and collected six wins while striking out 70 with a 3.02 ERA. The junior left-hander hopes to build on his strong summer ball performance where he was named to the North-woods League All-Star team, posting a 2.39 ERA in 67.2 innings.

Along with seeing time in the field, Koback will also be helping the Pointers on the mound. Last season he made eight appearances, collecting two wins and holding op-ponents to a 2.55 ERA.

Other returners who look to contribute for the Pointers on the mound this season in-clude Mitch Kouba, Tyler Lorenz, Ryan Povlick, Max Mittelstaedt and Eric Van Beck.

2010 SEASON OUTLOOK

A finalist for the WIAC’s Pitcher of the Year in 2009, Scott Williams will lead

a staff of talented arms in search of another World Series appearance.



HEAD COACH PAT BLOOMEntering his seventh season as head baseball coach at UW-Stevens Point, Pat Bloom has put together a very impressive coaching resume. He has compiled a 192-94 record (.671 winning percent) in his time at Point and is the school’s all-time winningest coach along with leading the program to back-to-back Division World Series appearances in 2006 & 2007 and five straight WIAC Tournament titles (2005-2009).

Since taking the helm in 2004, Bloom has transformed the Pointers into a WIAC powerhouse and a respected program nationwide. The Pointers continue to improve under his watch, as the program continues to add to its collection of accolades. The accomplishments under Bloom include the best finish in school history, as the 2007 team finished third at the World Series with a 34-17 overall record, and the 2006 squad finished fifth in the country with a 35-18 record. With a 31-16 record last season, the Pointers put together their fourth 30-plus win season in the past five years. The team’s World Series runs in 2006 and 2007 featured plenty of memorable moments as the Pointers won 13 games when facing elimination, including three straight in the 2007 regional to reach the World Series. The Pointers won 10 times with their season on the line in 2006 as Bloom was named the Midwest Region Coach of the Year in 2006 and 2007. Bloom was also named the Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association College Coach of the Year in 2008.

Bloom has also captured the WIAC Coach of the Year honor in 2005, as the Pointers set the single-season wins record with a 38-11 record before losing the regional title game to eventual national champion UW-White-water, which suffered five of its seven losses to the Pointers. Along with capturing the WIAC Coach of the Year, Bloom was also named Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association Collegiate Coach of the Year following the season.

Bloom, a 2001 graduate of UW-Stevens Point, is a former pitcher and assistant coach for the Pointers. He has a psychology degree from UW-Stevens Point and has received a Master’s Degree in Sports Sci-ences with emphases in Sport Behavior and Performance and Sport Organization from Miami University (Ohio).

A Tomah native, Bloom played two seasons at Carthage College before completing his final two sea-sons at UW-Stevens Point. A relief pitcher, he was a member of two conference championship teams at Carthage and one Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title team at UW-Stevens Point. Bloom also played on Carthage’s 1997 Division III World Series team that defeated UW-Stevens Point in the second round.

Following his playing career, Bloom spent one season as the Pointers’ pitching coach as UW-Stevens Point won the WIAC tournament and advanced to the Division III tournament.

Prior to returning to UW-Stevens Point, Bloom served as a graduate assistant in the Miami athletic de-partment, working closely with the CHAMPS/Life Skills program and teaching two classes designed for freshman student-athletes. Bloom was also in charge of community service and leadership programming for Miami athletics.

Bloom is in charge of one of the nation’s winningest Division III programs over the past 13 years. The Pointers have posted a 404-176-1 record (.715 winning pct.), including four WIAC titles and 10 NCAA tournament appearances. In addition to his coaching duties, Bloom teaches in the university’s department of Health, Exercise Science and Athletics.

Year Coach Overall WIAC WIAC Tournament Finish Postseason2004 Pat Bloom 25-16 16-8 Third 2005 Pat Bloom 38-11 19-5 Champions Regional Final2006 Pat Bloom 35-18 14-9 Champions World Series2007 Pat Bloom 34-17 17-6 Champions World Series2008 Pat Bloom 29-16 16-8 Champions Regional 2009 Pat Bloom 31-16 15-9 Champions RegionalTotal Six Seasons 192-94 97-45 Five Tournament Titles

Bloom By the Numbers192 - Career Wins

6 - seasons as UWSP Head Coach

5 - Straight WIAC Tournament Titles

4 -30-plus win seasons

2 - DIII World Series appearances

2 - Midwest Region Coach of the Year

(2006 & 2007)

2 - WBCA College Coach of the Year

(2006 & 2008)



POINTER ASSISTANT COACHES

Bringing plenty of background from high school to minor league baseball, Tom McHugh lends his expe-rience to the Pointers in his seventh year as an assis-tant coach.

McHugh played three seasons with the Kansas City Royals organization, advancing as high as the Class AA level. Prior to his professional experience, he played one season each at Iowa Western Community

College and UW-La Crosse.

Following his playing career, McHugh was the head coach for 12 seasons at his alma mater, Wisconsin Rapids Assumption High School. He also was an assis-tant coach for two seasons at Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School. He cur-rently lives in Wisconsin Rapids.

Tom McHughSeventh Season

A former UW-Stevens Point pitcher, Jeff Pieper begins his third season as the Pointers pitching coach.

Pieper was a first team All-WIAC pitcher in 2000 and 2002 and an honorable mention selection in 2001 and 2003. He has the highest career winning percentage in UWSP history at .793.

After graduating from USWP with a degree in Economics, Pieper went to graduate school at Rockford College where he earned his MBA. While at Rockford, Pieper was the pitching coach for three years and was part of a conference regular season and tournament champion-ship team.

Pieper was also the pitching coach for one season at his high school alma mater, Wausau West.

Jeff PieperThird Season

After four seasons in a Pointer uniform, Garett Bloom begins his first season as an assistant coach.

Bloom ended his career playing in 51 games for the Pointes and helped the team reach the NCAA Division III Tournament in all four of his years.

The two-time all-conference selection out of Tomah High School is also the brother of Pointer’s head

coach Pat Bloom.

Garett BloomFirst Season

Jeff Zielke begins his first season as an assistant coach for the Pointers. He finished his Pointer career with 20 saves, tied for first on the all-time list including a school record eight in 2008. The right-hander appeared in 67 games and compiled a 9-10 record dur-ing his four years.

The Watertown native was named to the All-WIAC Honorable Mention team in 2008 and 2009 and was

also selected as third team All-Midwest Region.

Jeff ZielkeFirst Season



2010 ROSTER# Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. B/T Hometown (High School)1 Eric Fritz IF/P 5’11 180 Jr R/R Custer, WI (SPASH)2 Justin Moroder IF 5’8 180 Fr R/R Stevens Point, WI (SPASH)3 Adam Saeger IF 6’0 190 So R/R Watertown, WI4 Josh Krueger IF 6’1 210 Sr R/R Portage, WI6 Dan Douglas IF 5’8 160 Fr S/R East Troy, WI 8 Jeremy Richter IF/OF 6’2 215 Sr R/R Rosholt, WI10 Ryan Iverson OF/IF 5’11 190 So R/R Eau Claire, WI (North)11 Justin Jirschele IF 5’11 190 So L/R Clintonville, WI 12 Eric Van Beck P 6’2 205 So --/R Hartland, WI (Arrowhead)13 Travis Tuschen IF 5’9 160 Jr R/R Sun Prairie, WI 14 Cody Koback P/OF 6’0 180 So R/R Plover, WI (SPASH)15 Aaron Nelson IF/OF 6’1 205 Fr R/R Oregon, WI 16 Ryan Povlick P 6’3 190 Sr --/R Greendale, WI 17 Jacob Herbst P 6’0 190 Fr --/R Park Falls, WI 18 Kevin Thomas IF/P 6’1 190 Jr L/R Oshkosh, WI (West)19 Joel Delorit P 5’11 180 Jr --/L Sturgeon Bay, WI (Southern Door)20 Phil Kramsky C 6’0 200 Jr L/R Glendale, WI (Nicolet)21 Jared Surman OF 6’0 200 Jr R/R Kimberly, WI22 Tyler Lorenz P 6’3 220 Sr --/R Pembine, WI 23 Mitch Kouba P 5’11 200 Jr --/R Maribel, WI (Denmark)25 Sam Spurney OF 5’11 230 Sr R/R Manitowoc, WI (Lincoln)27 Garrett Medenwald OF 5’11 210 Fr L/L Green Bay, WI (Preble)28 Brad Archambeau OF 6’2 190 Sr L/L Watertown, WI30 Scott Williams P 6’1 200 Jr --/R Baraboo, WI32 Jordan Rennicke C 5’11 200 Jr L/R Mequon, WI (Homestead)33 Max Mittelstaedt P/IF 6’3 190 So L/R Oshkosh, WI (North)34 Jack Archie P 6’2 200 Fr --/R Brookfield, WI (Marquette)35 Sean Gerber IF/C 6’1 215 Fr L/R Stoughton, WI 37 Steve Considine C 6’0 210 Jr R/R Portage, WI39 Cam Seidl P 6’4 200 Fr --/R Appleton, WI (Fox Valley Luther.)Head Coach: #24 Pat Bloom (7th year – 192-94 in 6 seasons) Assistant Coach: #29 Tom McHugh (7th year) #38 Jeff Pieper (3rd year) #9 Garett Bloom (1st year) #26 Jeff Zielke (1st year)Team Manager: #40 Jeff Jung (2nd year)

28 .........................Archambeau, Brad34 .....................................Archie, Jack37 .............................Considine, Steve19 .....................................Delorit, Joel6 ....................................Douglas, Dan1 ..........................................Fritz, Eric35 ...................................Gerber, Sean17 ..................................Herbst, Jacob10 ..................................Iverson, Ryan11 ............................... Jirschele, Justin14 .................................Koback, Cody23 ..................................Kouba, Mitch20 ................................. Kramsky, Phil4 ....................................Krueger, Josh22 .................................. Lorenz, Tyler27 ...................... Medenwald, Garrett33 ........................... Mittelstaedt, Max2 ................................ Moroder, Justin15 ................................Nelson, Aaron16 .................................. Povlick, Ryan32 ............................Rennicke, Jordan8 .................................Richter, Jeremy3 ....................................Saeger, Adam39 ....................................... Seidl, Cam25 .................................. Spurney, Sam21 ................................. Surman, Jared18 ...............................Thomas, Kevin13 .............................. Tuschen, Travis12 ................................Van Beck, Eric30 ................................Williams, Scott

Alphabetical Roster

Spell it ..................................... Say itJustin Moroder ..................... MA-road-erAdam Saeger .................................Say-gerJosh Krueger .......................... KREE-gerJustin Jirschele ............................ Jersh-leeTravis Tuschn .............................Too-shinJacob Herbst ................................Herb-stPhil Kramsky ............................ Cram-ski

Spell it ..................................... Say itTyler Lorenz .................................La-renzMitch Kouba .............................. Coe-bahGarrett Medenwald ........... Med-en-waldBrad Archambeau ..........Are-shom-bowMax Mittelstaedt ..................... Mittle-stetJack Archie ................................... Arch-ieCam Seidl ....................................... Sy-dull

Pronunciation Guide



2010 POINTERS

2009: Named First Team All-WIAC…Started all 47 games…Batted .295 with 40 runs, 55 hits, six home runs, 25 RBI and went 17-17

in stolen base attempts…Led team in at bats (185), walks (30), plate appearances (237), stolen base percentage (1.000), starts (47), assists (140) and double plays turned (23)…Went 6-for-10 with five runs, seven RBI, three home runs, a double and a stolen base in a double-header against Ripon College…Helped the Pointers sweep two double headers at UW-La Crosse by going 6-for-17 with five runs, five RBI, four stolen bases and a home run…Stole four bases against Greenville (Ill.) in Winter Haven, Fla…Had a 10 game hitting streak from April 29th to May 14th…Tallied 16 multi-hit games…Played in the North-woods League for the Wisconsin Woodchucks where he played in 26 games batting .281 in 89 at-bats with eight RBI...Also appeared in four games on the mound with a 4.05 ERA in 6.2 innings.

2008: Played in 35 games making 22 starts…Batted .323 with 31 runs and 13 RBI…Had multi-hit games in 10 of his 22 starts…Went 3-for-5 with a home run and three runs scored at UW-Oshkosh…Went 1-for-2 with a home run and three RBI in a win over St. Norbert College…Made just one error in 55 chances as an infielder.

HIGH SCHOOL: Third team All-State infielder…Unanimous first team all-conference selection his senior year…Helped lead the Plover Legion team to a AAA State championship and second place at the national regional…Three year letterwinner in baseball and football…Four year Honor Roll student.

PERSONAL: Education major…Recipient of the George Roman Scholarship…Volunteered at Salvation Army and Big Brothers, Big Sisters…High school coach Kraig Terpstra.

#1 Eric FritzInfield/Pitcher5-11 * 180 * JR * R/RCuster, WI/SPASH

Eric Fritz’s Career StatisticsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2008 .323 35-22 96 31 31 7 1 3 13 10 12 3-3 2009 .297 47-47 185 40 55 6 0 6 25 30 26 17-17TOTAL .306 82-69 281 71 86 13 1 9 38 40 38 20-20

#2 Justin MoroderInfield5-8 * 180 * FR * R/RStevens Point, WI/SPASH

HIGH SCHOOL: Academic letterwinner all four years...First team all-conference in 2008 and 2009 in the Wisconsin Valley Conference...

All-conference performer in 2008 and 2009 seasons in the Wisconsin American Legion League...Played in Wisconsin American Legion All-Star game.

PERSONAL: Clinical Laboratory Science major... Recipient of George Roman Scholarship...High school coach Kraig Terpstra.

#3 Adam SaegerInfield6-0 * 190 * SO * R/RWatertown, WI/Watertown

2009: Played in three games.

HIGH SCHOOL: First team all-conference in 2005…Member of two-time Little Ten Conference champions…Honor roll student.

PERSONAL: Spanish major and Religious Studies minor…High school coach Rusty Tiedemann…Visited nine countries over 18 months while a member of U.S. Army National Guard.

Adam Saeger’s Career StatisticsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2009 .000 3-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0TOTAL .000 3-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0

Junior Eric Fritz started all 47 games last season, batting

.295 with 55 hits and six home runs. He was also a perfect

17-for-17 in stolen bases.



2010 POINTERS#4 Josh KruegerInfield6-1 * 210 * SR * R/RPortage, WI/Portage

2009: Played in 11 games, starting five…Had a hit, a run scored and a stolen base in a win against Greenville (Ill.) in Winter Haven, Fla.

COLLEGE: Played two seasons at Marian University.

HIGH SCHOOL: Member of 2005 Badger North Conference champion team…All-conference performer…MVP of the Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Classic in 2006.

PERSONAL: Broad Field Social Science major…High school coach Mike Hemming.

Josh Krueger’s Career Statistics with the PointersYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2009 .077 11-5 13 3 1 0 0 0 0 2 8 1-4 TOTAL .077 11-5 13 3 1 0 0 0 0 2 8 1-4

#6 Dan DouglasInfield5-8 * 160 * FR * S/REast Troy, WI/East Troy

HIGH SCHOOL: Three time all-conference selection…Selected all-area as a junior…Participated in WBCA and Legion All-Star

games…Made two sectional finals in baseball and one in basketball…All-conference selection as senior in basketball.

PERSONAL: Elementary Education major…Coaches little league team…High school coach Steve Douglas.

#8 Jeremy RichterInfield/Outfield6-2 * 215 * SR * R/RRosholt, WI/Rosholt

2009: WIAC Position Player of the Year...Named First Team All-WIAC and First Team All-Midwest Region…Played in 47 games

starting 46…Batted .333 with 40 runs, nine home runs, 42 RBI and led team in doubles (17), total bases (111), slugging percentage (.607), hits (61), chances (297) and putouts (281)…Helped the Pointers to victory going 2-for-3 with two runs, four RBI and a home run against Fontbonne (Mo.)…In a three game stretch at UW-Superior went 8-for-14 with six runs, nine RBI, three doubles and three home runs…Went 3-for-4 with three runs, a double, triple and a home run in a victory at UW-La Crosse…Had a seven game hitting streak and tallied 18 multi-hit games…During an eight game stretch belted six home runs…Played in the Northwoods League for the Wisconsin Woodchucks where he appeared in 54 games and batted .266 with four home runs, 24 RBI and seven stolen bases.

COLLEGE: Transferred from Madison Area Technical College...All-conference, all-region, and all-district player...Hit .352 with 45 RBI.

HIGH SCHOOL: Honorable mention all-state performer senior year...Named First-team all-conference...Three year starter.

PERSONAL: Sociology major...High school coach Jack Brooks.

Jeremy Richter’s Career Statistics with the PointersYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2009 .333 47-46 183 40 61 17 3 9 42 17 32 6-10TOTAL .333 47-46 183 40 61 17 3 9 42 17 32 6-10

Jeremy Richter hit .333 and drove in 40 runs during his first season with the Pointers last season, earning WIAC Position Player of the Year honors.



2010 POINTERS#10 Ryan IversonOutfield/Infield5-11 * 190 * SO * R/REau Claire, WI/North

2009: Played in 25 games starting 14…Scored 10 runs and drew nine walks...Helped defeat Ripon College going 2-for-3 with two runs,

two RBI and a double...Went 3-for-5 scoring two runs and knocked in two RBI…Had two hits , a run and a double at UW-Platteville…Had a season high eight putouts against UW-Superior.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned 10 letters in baseball, football and hock-ey…Member of baseball and hockey sectional champion teams…Two-time second team all-conference performer in baseball…Honor roll student.

PERSONAL: Major undeclared…High school coach Bob Johnson.

Ryan Iverson’s Career Statistics Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2009 .160 25-14 50 10 8 2 0 0 6 9 11 1-1 TOTAL .160 25-14 50 10 8 2 0 0 6 9 11 1-1

#11 Justin JirscheleInfield5-11 * 190 * SO * L/RClintonville, WI/Clintonville

AT UW-OSHKOSH: Started all 40 games for the Titans…Batted .280 with a .359 on base percentage in 150 at-bats with 29 runs,

nine doubles and 27 RBI while leading the team with 128 assists…Re-corded seven multi-hit and multi-RBI games…Had an 11 game hitting streak.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned nine letters in baseball, basketball and football…Hit .490 and belted nine home runs in senior season…Three time first team all-conference selection…Conference Player of the Year and second team all-state as senior…First team all-region in baseball and football as a senior…Class A Legion state champs in 2007 and 2008 and received MVP honors both years…WBCA all-star in 2008…Three-time all-conference in football along with Conference Player of the Year as a senior…Two time all-conference selection in basketball.

PERSONAL: Human Development major…High school coach Brian Dunlavy.

Justin Jirschele’s Career Statistics Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2009 .280 40-40 150 29 42 9 2 0 27 12 13 0-3TOTAL .280 40-40 150 29 42 9 2 0 27 12 13 0-3

#12 Eric Van BeckPitcher6-2 * 205 * SO * --/RHartland, WI/Arrowhead

2009: Appeared in seven games making three starts on the mound… Had a season high seven strikeouts in his debut against Rhodes

(TN) in Winter Haven, Fla…Logged a season high 5.1 innings against UW-Oshkosh.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three time letterwinner…First team all-confer-ence, conference Player of the Year, first team all-area and second team all-state senior year…Second team all-conference as junior…Participant in WBCA All-Star Classic senior season and two-time participant in Brewer Classic…Member of conference champion team sophomore and senior seasons…Helped team to second place finish at state tournament his sophomore year.

PERSONAL: Geography major…High school coach Tim O’Driscoll.

Eric Van Beck’s Career Statistics Year W-L ERA AP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2009 0-3 5.87 7 3 0 0 23.0 29 18 15 8 22TOTAL 0-3 5.87 7 3 0 0 23.0 29 18 15 8 22

#13 Travis TuschenInfield5-9 * 160 * JR * R/RSun Prairie, WI/Sun Prairie

AT MATC: All-conference selection last season...Posted a .971 fielding percentage…Two-time WTCC champion and regional

champion…Helped the Wolfpack go 37-12 as a sophomore and 41-16 as a freshman…Dean’s List student in 2008-09.

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time letterwinner…Second team all-con-ference infielder and honorable mention all-district senior season…Team captain and gold glove winner as senior...Helped team to 2005 and 2006 Division I state championships…Back-to-back conference champions in 2005 and 2006…Member of 26-0 team in 2006 and went 47-5 in high school career.

PERSONAL: Business Management major…Had the game-winning hit to send team to state tournament on 0-2 count…Rang bells for the Salvation Army…High school coach Rob Hamilton.



2010 POINTERS#14 Cody KobackPitcher/Outfield6-0 * 180 * SO * R/RPlover, WI/SPASH

2009: Received honorable mention All-WIAC…Played in 37 games starting 35 along with eight appearances and one start on the

mound…Batted .313 with 39 runs scored, four triples, six home runs and 10 stolen bases…Hit for the cycle with five RBI and three runs scored in a victory at UW-La Crosse…Went 4-for-7 with six runs and two RBI in a doubleheader sweep in Winter Haven, Fla. against Greenville (Ill.)…Had three hits, three runs, two RBI and a home run in the NCAA Regionals against Beloit College…Tallied 16 multi-hit games…Had a six game hitting streak during the WIAC Tournament through the NCAA Tournament…In his only start of the season re-ceived the win pitching 5.1 innings allowing four hits and two earned runs.

HIGH SCHOOL: Member of American Legion state champions in 2007…Two-time first team all-state in 2007 and 2008…Wisconsin Valley Conference player of the year in 2007 and 2008.

PERSONAL: Major undeclared…High school coach Kraig Tergstra.

Cody Koback’s Career Statistics Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2009 .313 37-35 144 39 45 7 4 6 26 12 24 10-13TOTAL .313 37-35 144 39 45 7 4 6 26 12 24 10-13

Year W-L ERA AP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2009 2-0 2.55 8 1 0 0 24.2 20 8 7 9 20TOTAL 2-0 2.55 8 1 0 0 24.2 20 8 7 9 20

#15 Aaron NelsonInfield/Outfield6-1 * 205 * FR * R/ROregon, WI/Oregon

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned eight letters in baseball, football and wrestling…Two time academic all-district and all-state…Received

2008-2009 WIAA Scholar Athlete Award…Second team all-district as senior…First team unanimous all-conference as senior, second team all-conference as junior and honorable mention as sophomore…Two-time honorable mention as quarterback in football…2008-2009 Scholar Athlete Team for National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame…National Honors Society member.

PERSONAL: Athletic Training major…Volunteered at youth base-ball and football camps and road side clean up…High school coach Kevin Connor.

#16 Ryan PovlickPitcher6-3 * 190 * SR * --/RGreendale, WI/Greendale

2009: Made six appearances on the mound…Received the win in his first appearance, strik-ing out two in two innings of work.

COLLEGE: Played two years at Madison Area Technical College. In 2008 was an all-conference selection in the Wisconsin Technical College Conference (WTCC)…Appeared in 11 games, starting two…Posted a 5-0 record with a 3.22 earned run average with a complete game shutout…In 2007 appeared in three games, pitching five innings.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time letter winner. First-team all-confer-ence performer…Member of conference championship team.

PERSONAL: Business major…High school coach Ted Brzenk.

Ryan Povlick’s Career Statistics with the PointersYear W-L ERA AP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2009 1-0 4.50 6 0 0 0 8.0 8 6 4 9 7TOTAL 1-0 4.50 6 0 0 0 8.0 8 6 4 9 7

#17 Jacob HerbstPitcher6-0 * 190 * FR * --/RPark Falls, WI/Park Falls

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned a combined seven letters in baseball, basketball and football...All-conference pitcher as junior and senior...As

a senior named conference MVP, third team all-state and first team all-district...Hit 15 home runs, had 84 RBI and hit .434 while going 19-7 on the mound with 235 strikeouts and a 1.15 earned run average...Set school record for RBI with 49 his senior season...Four year honor roll student...National Honors Society member.

PERSONAL: Business Administration major...Umpires youth and pony league baseball games along with coaching youth baseball...High school coach Tom Armstrong.

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2010 POINTERS#18 Kevin ThomasInfield/Pitcher6-1 * 190 * JR * L/ROshkosh, WI/West

2009: Played in 43 games making 39 starts…Batted .284 with 33 RBI…Scored two runs, drew two walks and hit a home run with three

RBI against UW-Whitewater…In a double header sweep of UW-La Crosse went 4-for-9 with four RBI, two runs scored and a triple…Had three hits and four RBI in a victory at UW-Platteville…Tallied 12 multi-hit games.

2008: Pitched in four games in his inaugural season…Finished with a 6.00 ERA and four strikeouts in six innings of work…Threw three innings and struck out three batters without allowing a run in a loss at Ripon College.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned five letters in baseball and basketball…Member of the 2006 Legion AAA State title team…First team all-conference selection and an honorable mention all-district selection…Part of two state title teams in basketball at Oshkosh West…Aca-demic All-State.

PERSONAL: Business Administration major…Recipient of the Da-vid B. Tyriver Scholarship and the WBCA Scholarship…High school coach Tony Gerharz.

Kevin Thomas’ Career Statistics Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2008 .000 1-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 2009 .284 43-39 155 26 44 4 3 1 33 17 24 4-5 TOTAL .280 44-39 157 26 44 4 3 1 33 17 25 4-5

Year W-L ERA AP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2008 0-0 6.00 4 0 0 0 6.0 6 6 4 2 42009 Did not make an appearance TOTAL 0-0 6.00 4 0 0 0 6.0 6 6 4 2 4

#19 Joel DeloritPitcher5-11 * 180 * JR * --/LSturgeon Bay, WI/Southern Door

2009: Appeared in 11 games making nine starts…Won six games and held opponents to a .237 average with a 3.02 earned run average,

with 70 strikeouts…Logged seven innings while receiving the win allowing one earned run and striking out 10 at Edgewood College…Allowed zero runs in five innings of work and received the win at UW-La Crosse…Pitched a season high eight innings receiving the win while allowing one earned run and striking out eight in the NCAA Regionals against St. Scholastica… Played in the Northwoods League for the Green Bay Bullfrogs where he posted a 4-4 record in 11 starts with a 2.39 earned run average with 54 strikeouts in 67.2 innings…Named to the Northwoods League 2009 All-Star roster.

2008: Pitched in nine games, making seven starts…Finished with a 3-1 record and a 4.23 ERA over 44.2 innings…Threw six shutout innings with seven strikeouts and picked up the win in a victory over St. Norbert College…Went eight strong innings and struck out eight batters in his final appearance at Augustana (Ill.) in the second game of the NCAA Regional.

HIGH SCHOOL: Named Conference Player of the Year and a second team all-district selection senior season…First team all-con-ference performer during his sophomore and junior seasons…Won conference championship in 2007 and Legion regional title in 2004…Salutatorian of his senior class.

PERSONAL: Major is Computer Information Systems…High school coach Thomas Ellenbecker.

Joel Delorit’s Career Statistics Year W-L ERA AP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2008 3-1 4.23 9 7 0 0 44.2 42 23 21 21 422009 6-1 3.02 11 9 0 0 59.2 55 29 20 27 70TOTAL 9-2 3.54 20 16 0 0 104.1 97 52 41 48 112

Joel Delorit made 11 appearances in 2009, notching a record of 6-1. He posted a 3.02 ERA and held opponents to a .237 average.

On July 1, 1997, the face of intercollegiate athletics in Wisconsin changed dramatically. At that time, the nine members of the former Wisconsin State Univer-sity Conference (WSUC) and the Wisconsin Women’s Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WWIAC) joined together to form a single conference -- The Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

The WIAC member institutions are:UW-Eau Claire UW-Stevens PointUW-La Crosse UW-StoutUW-Oshkosh UW-SuperiorUW-Platteville UW-WhitewaterUW-River Falls

Each of the nine institutions is a part of the Univer-sity of Wisconsin System, and each competes at the NCAA Division III level. For 26 years, the WSUC and WWIAC operated as separate men’s and women’s con-ferences. In 1996, the University of Wisconsin System determined that the two conferences should be merged into a single conference under the direction of one conference office and commissioner.

• WIAC student-athletes compete without the benefit of athletic aid or scholarships. They compete for the love of their game.• Over 5,000 student-athletes participate in the WIAC each year.• The nine institutions of the WIAC have a total stu-dent enrollment of approximately 70,000.• Over 300,000 WIAC alumni currently reside within the state of Wisconsin.• In the last 10 years, 39 NCAA national championship team titles have been crowned in the WIAC.• The WIAC has captured more NCAA national championships than any other Division III confer-ence in history. Championships have been won in 15 different sports, including: baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s cross country, women’s cross country, football, men’s golf, men’s ice hockey, men’s indoor track, women’s indoor track, men’s out-door track, women’s outdoor track, women’s softball, women’s volleyball and women’s gymnastics (NCGA). It is no wonder the WIAC is commonly referred to as the “Conference of Champions.”



2010 SEASON OUTLOOK#20 Phil KramskyCatcher6-0 * 200 * JR * L/RGlendale, WI/Nicolet

2009: Played in two games.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned a combined eight letters in baseball, track and field, and volleyball…Two-time conference champion in baseball…Three-time all-conference performer…Dean’s list student.

PERSONAL: Political Science major…High school coach Richard Sykes.

Phil Kramsky’s Career Statistics Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2009 .000 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0TOTAL .000 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

#21 Jared SurmanOutfield6-0 * 200 * JR * R/RKimberly, WI/Kimberly

2009: Played in 43 games starting 39…Bat-ted .265 in 151 at bats with 33 runs scored, six doubles, 33 RBI and a team high 11 home

runs…Hit two home runs and drove in three in a victory over Font-bonne (Mo.) in Winter Haven, Fla…In four games at UW-Superior had eight hits, five runs, seven RBI and three home runs...Went 3-for-4 with two runs scored, two doubles and five RBI in a victory at UW-White-water in the WIAC Tournament.

2008: First Team All-WIAC…Third Team All-Midwest Region as a freshman…Appeared in 38 games, including 32 starts…Batted .385 with 28 runs, 34 RBI, and four home runs…Finished second on the team in slugging percentage at .615 and on base percentage at .483…Batted .443 with runners on base…Led the team with 13 doubles…Batted .471 during a 14-game hitting streak early in the season…Went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI in a win over Loras College in Florida.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner in baseball and three years in football…Part of high school state championship team in 2007 and American Legion state title team in 2006…First team All-State selec-tion as junior and senior…Two-time all-conference performer...Won American Legion batting championship in 2007.

PERSONAL: Geography major…High school coach Ryan McGinnis.

Jared Surman’s Career Statistics Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2008 .395 37-31 114 28 45 13 1 4 34 17 27 1-32009 .265 43-39 151 33 40 6 0 11 33 13 25 1-2TOTAL .321 80-70 265 61 85 19 1 15 67 30 52 2-5

#22 Tyler LorenzPitcher6-3 * 220 * SR * --/RPembine, WI/Pembine

2009: Made 16 appearances on the mound making two starts…Had a 4.36 earned run average posting a 5-2 record while throwing

33 innings…Held opponents scoreless in a five game stretch…Picked up the win pitching five innings in relief while striking out four against Greenville (Ill.) in Winter Haven, Fla.…Struck out a season-high seven batters against Ripon College…Played in the Northwoods League for the Green Bay Bullfrogs where he made 14 appearances with a 1-1 record and a 4.18 earned run average in 28 innings.

2008: Made 11 appearances on the mound after recovering from an in-jury…Had a 3.86 earned run average and eight strikeouts in 14 innings of work…Had the second most relief appearances on the team…Re-corded a save in a win over UW-Platteville…Struck out three batters in three innings in a win at Ripon College.

2007: Sat out the season.

2006: Went 2-0 in six appearances, including a pair of starts...Had an earned run average of 2.60 and struck out 17 batters in 17.1 innings pitched.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned 12 letters in baseball, football and bas-ketball…First-team all-conference selection junior and senior years in football, basketball and baseball...Member of three baseball conference championship teams...School’s all-time leading scorer in basketball...Par-ticipated in Tourney Sport USA Invitational Baseball Classic in Hawaii junior year.

PERSONAL: Family Life Education major...Volunteer activities include ringing bell for salvation army, reading to children and coaching Babe Ruth…High school coach Jeremiah Fisk.

Tyler Lorenz’s Career Statistics Year W-L ERA AP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2006 2-0 2.60 6 2 0 1 17.1 14 5 5 10 17 2008 0-1 3.86 11 0 0 1 14.0 19 15 6 6 8 2009 5-2 4.36 16 2 0 0 33.0 31 18 16 14 29TOTAL 7-3 3.78 33 4 0 2 64.1 64 38 27 30 54

Tyler Lorenz finished 5-2 last season with an ERA of 4.36. He had 29

strikeouts in 16 appearances.



2010 POINTERS#25 Sam SpurneyOutfield5-11 * 230 * SR * R/RManitowoc, WI/Lincoln

2009: Played in 42 games making 41 starts…Batted .282 with 30 runs, 37 RBI and eight home runs…Had three hits, two RBI and

a home run in a win over Fontbonne (MO) in Winter Haven, Fla…In a weekend series at UW-La Crosse gathered 11 hits, seven runs, 12 RBI and three home runs…Led the Pointers to a WIAC Tournament Championship with three hits, two runs, two home runs and eight RBI at UW-Whitewater.

2008: Appeared in 28 games starting 16…Batted .269 with three home runs and 13 RBI…Went 2-for-5 with two solo home runs in a win over UW-Oshkosh…Hit a grand slam in a victory at UW-Stout…Missed the final part of the season with an injury.

2007: Played at UW-Oshkosh…Had three home runs and 13 RBI in 27 games for the Titans.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned seven letters in baseball, hockey and foot-ball…Unanimous first team all-conference and all-district as junior and senior…Second team all-state as senior…Fox River Valley Conference champion in 2005 and regional champion and state qualifier in 2006…Participated in Milwaukee Brewers Jim Gantner All-Star Classic and Wisconsin American Legion All-Star Game at Miller Park…Four year Honor Roll student.

PERSONAL: Economics major…Member of UWSP Student Athletic Advisory Committee…High school coach Bruce Steinbecker.

#23 Mitch KoubaPitcher5-11 * 200 * JR * --/RMaribel, WI/Denmark

2009: Made seven appearances in relief…Posted a 1.29 earned run average and struck out five in seven innings of work…Pitched a

season-high two innings and struck out two in a victory over Greenville (Ill.) in Winter Haven, Fla.

2008: Made 10 appearances in relief…Finished with a 2-2 record and a 7.63 earned run average with nine strikeouts in 15.1 innings…Threw three scoreless innings with two strikeouts in his season debut against Ohio Wesleyan…Picked up the win after allowing just one run in a vic-tory over UW-Platteville.

HIGH SCHOOL: Second team all-conference selection in 2005-06…Part of three conference championship teams and a state runner-up in 2005…Part of the Legion state championship team in 2006 and Great Lakes Regional runner-up in 2006…Played four years of baseball, bas-ketball, and football…Four-year Honor Roll student.

PERSONAL: Major is Wildlife Ecology…High school coach Bill Miller.

Mitch Kouba’s Career Statistics Year W-L ERA AP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2008 2-2 7.63 10 0 0 0 15.1 18 16 13 10 9 2009 0-0 1.29 7 0 0 0 7.0 9 3 1 4 5 TOTAL 2-2 5.64 17 0 0 0 22.1 27 19 14 14 14

Sam Spurney’s Career Statistics with the PointersYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2008 .281 27-15 64 13 18 4 0 3 13 7 8 0-02009 .282 42-41 156 30 44 4 0 8 37 13 24 1-2TOTAL .282 69-56 220 43 62 8 0 11 50 20 32 1-2

In seven relief appearances last season, Mitch Kouba posted a 1.29 ERA, striking out five batters.

Sam Spurney hit eight home runs and drove in 37 runs last season,

hitting .282 in 41 starts.



2010 SEASON OUTLOOK#27 Garrett MedenwaldOutfield5-11 * 210 * FR * L/LGreen Bay, WI/Preble

HIGH SCHOOL: All-Conference selection…All-State All-Star Game Legion…National Hon-ors Society member…Participated in football

and basketball.PERSONAL: Physical Education major...Also plays running back for the Pointer football team.

#28 Brad ArchambeauOutfield6-2 * 190 * SR * L/LWatertown, WI/Watertown

2009: Played in 46 games making 45 starts…Batted .290 with six home runs and led the Pointers with 43 RBIs and 44 runs scored…Had

three hits, two doubles and three RBI in a victory over Ripon College in Winter Haven, Fla…Collected three hits, two runs, a double and a home run in a win at Edgewood College…Helped the Pointers pick up a win at UW-La Crosse with four hits and three runs…Was a perfect 4-for-4 with three runs, two RBI and a home run in a 11-0 victory against UW-Osh-kosh…Had four hits, three RBI and a home run in a 17 inning game in the NCAA Regionals against University of St. Thomas…Had 14 multi-hit games.

2008: Appeared in 36 games, making 33 starts…Batted .320 with five home runs and 23 RBI…Went 3-for-5 with a home run and five RBI in a win over Loras College in Florida…Went 4-for-4 with a home run and two RBI the following game against the College of Wooster…Went 2-for-5 with a double and a home run in the season finale against Web-ster…Batted .357 against right-handers and had only three errors in the field.

2007: Played in 49 games, starting 48…Finished second in the WIAC with 71 hits on his way to earning an honorable mention selection…Batted .364 with six home runs and 40 RBI…Had 21 multi-hit games and fin-ished the season on a 12-game hitting streak…Also had seven multi-RBI games…Went 2-for-4 with a home run and five RBIs against St. Norbert on April 24th…Was 2-for-5 with a home run and four RBI vs. Bowdoin in Florida…Went 5-for-5 with a home run and three RBI against UW-Superior on April 14th…Was 6-for-7 with the bases loaded.

HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-state selection as a senior and two-time all-conference performer...Selected to WBCA and Legion state All-Star games...Played on Team Wisconsin...Was 6-0 with a 0.97 ERA and hit .339 with 12 RBIs as a senior...Member of 2005 Class AAA state Legion cham-pionship team...Two-time second-team all-conference football player...Lettered three years in basketball...High Honor Roll student.

PERSONAL: Majoring in Business Administration, Economics and Ac-counting...High school coach Rusty Tiedemann.

Brad Archambeau’s Career StatisticsYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2007 .364 49-48 195 49 71 14 1 6 40 33 27 3-72008 .320 36-33 125 30 40 5 0 5 23 20 14 0-32009 .290 46-45 183 44 53 8 1 6 43 25 30 5-6TOTAL .326 131-126 503 123 164 27 2 17 106 78 71 8-16

#30 Scott WilliamsPitcher6-1 * 200 * JR * --/RBaraboo, WI/Baraboo

2009: Named First Team All-WIAC…Ap-peared in 12 games making nine starts on the mound…Posted a 3-2 record with a 2.60

earned run average in 62.1 innings striking out 47 and held opponents to a team best .165 average…Pitched seven innings and allowed one hit while striking out six earning the victory at UW-Superior…Held UW-Oshkosh scoreless in eight innings striking out four and earning the victory…Threw a career-high nine innings allowing zero earned runs and struck out six in the NCAA Regionals against University of St. Thomas… Played in the Northwoods League for the Waterloo Bucks where he appeared in 16 games making 13 starts posting a 3-6 record with a 3.51 earned run average with 55 strikeouts.

2008: Made 10 appearances, including three starts on the mound…Went 2-1 with a 4.76 earned run average and 20 strikeouts in 28.1 innings…Threw six shutout innings and struck out three without al-lowing a walk in a win over Ripon College…Struck out four batters and allowed just two earned runs over 6.1 innings in his first start against the College of Wooster.

HIGH SCHOOL: Second team All-State selection in 2007…All-conference selection in football, basketball, and baseball his junior and senior seasons…Was team MVP in football senior year, in basketball ju-nior and senior years, and in baseball senior year…Placed second at AA State Legion Tournament…Four year Academic Honor Roll student.

PERSONAL: Physical Geography major…High school coach Paul Kujak.

Scott Williams’ Career Statistics Year W-L ERA AP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2008 2-1 4.94 9 3 0 0 27.1 36 28 15 17 172009 3-2 2.60 12 9 1 0 62.1 37 29 18 23 47TOTAL 5-3 3.31 21 12 1 0 89.2 73 57 33 40 64

Brad Archambeau hit .290 with six home runs and led the Pointers with 43 RBIs and 44 runs scored.



2010 POINTERS#32 Jordan RennickeCatcher5-11 * 200 * JR * L/RMequon, WI/Homestead

2009: Named to the WIAC’s All-Sportsmanship team…Played in 38 games making 26 starts…Batted .295 with 21 runs and 20 RBI…Threw

out 11 runners and was second with 193 putouts…In a doubleheader sweep against Ripon College had three hits, seven RBI and a home run…Helped the Pointers to two victories at UW-Superior with three hits, two runs and an RBI…Finished the season with an eight game hitting streak.

COLLEGE: Played at Viterbo University in 2008.

HIGH SCHOOL: Member of state champion football team in 2006…Member of sectional champion baseball teams in 2005 and 2007…Two-time all-state performer in baseball…Captain of football and baseball teams…Honor roll and National Honor Society student.

PERSONAL: Majoring in Biology and Spanish…High school coach Ernie Millard.

Jordan Rennicke’s Career Statistics with the PointersYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2009 .295 38-26 105 21 31 0 0 1 20 11 11 2-3TOTAL .295 38-26 105 21 31 0 0 1 20 11 11 2-3

#33 Max MittelstaedtPitcher/Infield6-3 * 190 * SO * L/ROshkosh, WI/North

2009: Made three appearances in relief…Pitched four innings and struck out six. Struck out two batters in an inning of work in his

debut against UW-Whitewater.

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time first-team all-conference player…Mem-ber of 2006 American Legion State title team…Honor roll student.

PERSONAL: Physical Education major…High school coach Troy Shaefer.

Max Mittelstaedt’s Career Statistics Year W-L ERA AP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2009 0-0 4.50 3 0 0 0 4.0 4 2 2 6 6TOTAL 0-0 4.50 3 0 0 0 4.0 4 2 2 6 6

#34 Jack ArchiePitcher6-2 * 200 * FR * --/RBrookfield, WI/Marquette

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time letterwinner…Two-time first team all-conference selection…Helped team to state appearance as a sopho-

more, state final as a senior and state championship as a junior…Played on Nx-Level All-Stars and Wisconsin All-Stars teams.

PERSONAL: Health Promotion major…Volunteer activities include Ronald McDonald House, Special Olympics, St. Camillus Senior Resi-dences, St. Vincent DePaul meal program and Jim Gantner baseball camps…High school coach Jim Wilkinson.

#35 Sean GerberInfield/Catcher6-1 * 215 * FR * L/RStoughton, WI/Stoughton

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time letterwin-ner…Unanimous first team all-conference and second team all-district as senior…Second team

all-conference as junior and honorable mention as sophomore…First team all-conference at wide receiver and second team all-conference at linebacker as senior…Honorable mention all-conference as junior in football…Second team all-conference as senior in basketball…Helped team to semifinal game in Senior Legion State Tournament.

PERSONAL: Business Administration major…High school coach Greg Gilles.

Jordan Rennicke started 26 games last season. He caught 11 runners stealing and was second on the team with 193 putouts.



2010 POINTERS#37 Steve ConsidineCatcher6-0 * 210 * JR * R/RPortage, WI/Portage

2009: Played in 17 games making 15 starts…Had eight hits with one home run and five RBI…Had two hits, two runs, two RBI and a

home run against UW-Whitewater…Collected two hits and an RBI in a win against UW-Stout.

2008: Played in 14 games, including four starts…Hit .217 with four runs and six RBI…Went 3-for-5 with a double and two RBI in a win at UW-Whitewater…Recorded a season-high four RBI in a win at UW-Stout.

2007: Played at Marian University.

HIGH SCHOOL: A four year letterwinner in baseball, a three-year letterwinner in football, and a two-year letterwinner in wrestling…Three year all-conference performer… Was part of the state champion-ship team in 2006…Four year Honor Roll student and National Honor Society Member.

PERSONAL: Major is Elementary Education…High school coaches Matt Denure and Mike Hemming.

Steve Considine’s Career Statistics with the PointersYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2008 .217 14-4 23 4 5 1 0 0 6 0 2 0-02009 .178 17-15 45 4 8 0 0 1 5 6 12 0-0TOTAL .191 31-19 68 8 13 1 0 1 11 6 14 0-0

#39 Cam SeidlPitcher6-4 * 200 * FR * --/RAppleton, WI/Fox Valley Lutheran

HIGH SCHOOL: First team all-conference senior season and second team all-conference junior season as pitcher in Eastern Valley Con-

ference…Member of regional and sectional champion team that went to state.

PERSONAL: Business major…High school coach Dave Kolander.

Steve Considine made 17 appearances last season including 15 starts. He tallied

eight hits and a home run.

Date Opposing Team Score3/3 vs St. Olaf College W 4-33/3 vs St. Olaf College L 2-63/15 vs Fontbonne W 9-33/15 vs Fontbonne W 8-43/16 vs Greenville W 8-23/16 vs Greenville W 13-33/18 vs Ripon College W 11-43/18 vs Rhodes W 8-63/19 vs Wash.& Jeff. W 10-93/19 vs Wash.& Jeff. L 2-83/28 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE L 1-63/28 ST. NORBERT COLLEGE W 11-1*4/1 UW-STOUT W 12-1*4/1 UW-STOUT W 5-4*4/4 UW-WHITEWATER L 2-7*4/4 UW-WHITEWATER L 7-9*4/6 UW-WHITEWATER L 5-7*4/6 UW-WHITEWATER L 5-74/7 RIPON COLLEGE L 12-144/7 RIPON COLLEGE W 13-34/9 at Edgewood College W 5-04/9 at Edgewood College W 6-1*4/15 UW-STOUT L 6-8*4/15 UW-STOUT W 5-3*4/18 at UW-La Crosse W 16-6*4/18 at UW-La Crosse W 14-5*4/19 at UW-La Crosse W 13-3*4/19 at UW-La Crosse W 8-7*4/22 UW-OSHKOSH W 12-10*4/22 UW-OSHKOSH L 6-9*4/25 at UW-Superior W 10-7*4/25 at UW-Superior W 9-2*4/26 at UW-Superior W 9-5*4/27 at UW-Superior L 2-5*4/29 UW-OSHKOSH W 11-0*4/29 UW-OSHKOSH W 2-0*5/2 at UW-Platteville W 10-1*5/2 at UW-Platteville L 1-11*5/3 at UW-Platteville L 2-4*5/3 at UW-Platteville W 3-25/8 at UW-Whitewater W 12-85/9 UW-WHITEWATER L 2-35/9 UW-WHITEWATER W 11-15/13 vs Univ. of St. Thomas L 4-55/14 vs Beloit College W 8-25/15 vs St. Scholastica W 9-35/15 vs Univ. of St. Thomas L 0-6

2009 Results



2009 STATISTICSPlayer AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%Kyle Cummings .373 41 36 118 30 44 9 2 0 17 57 .483 11 19 31 1 .500 0 13 18 20 54 83 14 .907Jeremy Richter .333 47 46 183 40 61 17 3 9 42 111 .607 17 14 32 0 .428 1 5 6 10 281 14 2 .993Cody Koback .313 37 35 144 39 45 7 4 6 26 78 .542 12 4 24 0 .379 1 2 10 13 64 4 2 .971Eric Fritz .297 47 47 185 40 55 6 0 6 25 79 .427 30 10 26 1 .419 2 10 17 17 88 140 24 .905Jordan Rennicke .295 38 26 105 21 31 0 0 1 20 34 .324 11 4 11 1 .383 0 5 2 3 193 20 2 .991Brad Archambeau .290 46 45 183 44 53 8 1 6 43 81 .443 25 3 30 1 .379 3 5 5 6 84 3 3 .967Kevin Thomas .284 43 39 155 26 44 4 3 1 33 57 .368 17 2 24 1 .356 3 7 4 5 11 67 15 .839Sam Spurney .282 42 41 156 30 44 4 0 8 37 72 .462 13 10 24 2 .366 4 2 1 2 16 0 1 .941Jared Surman .265 43 39 151 33 40 6 0 11 33 79 .523 13 12 25 2 .367 1 3 1 2 45 2 3 .940Jon Schoch .260 27 18 73 15 19 3 0 0 15 22 .301 5 0 11 0 .304 1 1 1 1 131 10 1 .993Brent Kakwitch .190 10 6 21 4 4 1 0 0 1 5 .238 3 1 6 0 .308 1 0 0 0 6 8 3 .824Steve Considine .178 17 15 45 4 8 0 0 1 5 11 .244 6 1 12 0 .288 0 4 0 0 126 10 2 .986Garett Bloom .171 18 11 35 5 6 1 0 0 2 7 .200 5 4 5 0 .341 0 1 0 0 53 5 0 1.000Ryan Iverson .160 25 14 50 10 8 2 0 0 6 10 .200 9 1 11 1 .300 0 1 1 1 21 21 6 .875Josh Krueger .077 11 5 13 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 .077 2 0 8 0 .200 0 0 1 1 4 6 0 1.000Tim Ullmann .000 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000Ryan Mielke .000 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1.000Adam Saeger .000 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1.000Phil Kramsky .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1.000

Totals .286 47 47 1621 344 463 68 13 49 305 704 .434 179 85 283 10 .382 17 60 67 81 1211 459 85 .952Opponents .239 47 47 1542 224 369 56 6 25 198 512 .332 163 55 372 9 .331 11 31 54 76 1193 490 124 .931

Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHAMitch Kouba 1.29 0 0 7 0 0 0 1 0 7.0 9 3 1 4 5 1 0 0 28 .321 0 1 0 0 1Jeff Zielke 2.34 3 2 19 0 0 0 2 7 50.0 31 15 13 13 47 10 1 4 171 .181 1 1 1 3 10Cody Koback 2.55 2 0 8 1 0 0 0 0 24.2 20 8 7 9 20 4 0 1 90 .222 0 6 0 0 1Scott Williams 2.60 3 2 12 9 1 1 0 0 62.1 37 29 18 23 47 4 1 4 224 .165 4 15 0 2 3Joel Delorit 3.02 6 1 11 9 0 0 0 0 59.2 55 29 20 27 70 5 0 3 232 .237 3 4 4 2 4Kyle Barry 3.77 7 4 13 12 1 0 1 1 74.0 68 43 31 20 72 9 2 3 284 .239 2 9 3 1 5Tyler Lorenz 4.36 5 2 16 2 0 0 0 0 33.0 31 18 16 14 29 5 0 3 125 .248 1 4 0 0 4Ryan Povlick 4.50 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 8.0 8 6 4 9 7 1 0 1 29 .276 1 2 0 0 2Max Mittelstaedt 4.50 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 4 2 2 6 6 0 0 1 15 .267 0 0 1 0 0Garrett Nix 5.51 4 2 12 10 0 0 1 1 50.2 58 42 31 27 41 8 2 3 204 .284 5 9 0 2 1Eric Van Beck 5.87 0 3 7 3 0 0 0 0 23.0 29 18 15 8 22 6 0 1 97 .299 2 3 0 1 0Brandon Hemstead 11.05 0 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 7.1 19 11 9 3 6 3 0 1 43 .442 1 1 0 0 0Totals 3.72 31 16 47 47 2 3 2 9 403.2 369 224 167 163 372 56 6 25 1542 .239 20 55 9 11 31Opponents 5.68 16 31 47 47 6 1 0 5 397.2 463 344 251 179 283 68 13 49 1621 .286 31 85 9 17 60

Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CIGarett Bloom 58 53 5 0 1.000 0 11 3 .786 7 0Jeff Zielke 16 4 12 0 1.000 0 6 1 .857 0 0Josh Krueger 10 4 6 0 1.000 1 0 0 .000 0 0Garrett Nix 9 5 4 0 1.000 0 7 4 .636 0 0Eric Van Beck 6 4 2 0 1.000 1 3 0 1.000 0 0Mitch Kouba 4 2 2 0 1.000 1 0 1 .000 0 0Phil Kramsky 3 3 0 0 1.000 0 2 0 1.000 0 0Adam Saeger 3 3 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0Ryan Mielke 1 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0Jeremy Richter 297 281 14 2 .993 18 0 0 .000 0 0Jon Schoch 142 131 10 1 .993 5 0 0 .000 0 0Jordan Rennicke 215 193 20 2 .991 3 30 11 .732 8 0Steve Considine 138 126 10 2 .986 1 11 5 .688 6 0Cody Koback 70 64 4 2 .971 2 2 2 .500 0 0Brad Archambeau 90 84 3 3 .967 0 0 0 .000 0 0Sam Spurney 17 16 0 1 .941 0 0 0 .000 0 0Jared Surman 50 45 2 3 .940 0 0 0 .000 0 0Scott Williams 22 4 16 2 .909 0 3 2 .600 0 0Kyle Cummings 151 54 83 14 .907 7 0 0 .000 0 0Eric Fritz 252 88 140 24 .905 23 0 0 .000 0 0Kyle Barry 20 5 13 2 .900 2 8 8 .500 0 0Ryan Iverson 48 21 21 6 .875 0 0 0 .000 0 0Joel Delorit 16 3 11 2 .875 1 10 2 .833 0 0Tyler Lorenz 7 1 5 1 .857 1 9 0 1.000 0 0Kevin Thomas 93 11 67 15 .839 1 0 0 .000 0 0Brent Kakwitch 17 6 8 3 .824 0 0 0 .000 0 0Brandon Hemstead 0 0 0 0 .000 0 2 0 1.000 0 0Tim Ullmann 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0Max Mittelstaedt 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 .000 0 0Ryan Povlick 0 0 0 0 .000 0 4 1 .800 0 0Totals 1755 1211 459 85 .952 27 54 22 .711 21 0Opponents 1807 1193 490 124 .931 26 67 14 .827 18 1



THE WIAC

2009 ........ Stevens Point, Whitewater, Oshkosh2008 ......................................................Whitewater2007 ........................................................... Oshkosh2006 .......................................................Whitewater2005 .......................................................Whitewater2004 .......................................................Whitewater2003 .......................................................Whitewater2002 .................................................Stevens Point2001 .......................................................Whitewater2000 ...... Stevens Point, La Crosse, Whitewater1999 ...............................Stevens Point, Oshkosh1998 ........................................................... Oshkosh1997 ........................................................... Oshkosh1996 ........................................................... Oshkosh1995 ........................................................... Oshkosh1994 .................................................. Oshkosh1993 .................................................. Oshkosh1992 .................................................. Oshkosh1991 ................................. Oshkosh, La Crosse1990 ........................................................Stout1989 .................................................. Oshkosh1988 .................................................. Oshkosh1987 .................................................. Oshkosh1986 .................................................. Oshkosh1985 .................................................. Oshkosh1984 .................................................. Oshkosh1983 .................................................. Oshkosh

1982 ........................................ Oshkosh, Stout1981 .................................................. Oshkosh1980 .................................................. Oshkosh1979 ..................................La Crosse, Oshkosh1978 .................................................La Crosse1977 .................................................La Crosse1976 .................................................La Crosse1975 ..................................La Crosse, Oshkosh1974 .................................................. Oshkosh1973 .................................................La Crosse1972 .................................................La Crosse1971 .................................................. Oshkosh1970 .................................................. Oshkosh1969 .................................................. Oshkosh1968 .................................................. Oshkosh1967 ..........................................Stevens Point1966 ................................................... Superior1965 ............................. River Falls, Whitewater1964 ................................................ River Falls1963 ..................................La Crosse, Oshkosh1962 ..........................................Stevens Point1961 ................................ Stevens Point, Stout1960 ..............................La Crosse, Whitewater1959 ....................... Stevens Point, Eau Claire,1958 ..............................La Crosse, Whitewater1957 ............................. Eau Claire, Whitewater

On July 1, 1997, the face of intercollegiate athletics in Wisconsin changed dramatically. At that time, the nine members of the former Wisconsin State Univer-sity Conference (WSUC) and the Wisconsin Women’s Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WWIAC) joined together to form a single conference -- The Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

The WIAC member institutions are:UW-Eau Claire UW-Stevens PointUW-La Crosse UW-StoutUW-Oshkosh UW-SuperiorUW-Platteville UW-WhitewaterUW-River Falls

Each of the nine institutions is a part of the Univer-sity of Wisconsin System, and each competes at the NCAA Division III level. For 26 years, the WSUC and WWIAC operated as separate men’s and women’s con-ferences. In 1996, the University of Wisconsin System determined that the two conferences should be merged into a single conference under the direction of one conference office and commissioner.

• WIAC student-athletes compete without the benefit of athletic aid or scholarships. They compete for the love of their game.• Over 5,000 student-athletes participate in the WIAC each year.• The nine institutions of the WIAC have a total stu-dent enrollment of approximately 70,000.• Over 300,000 WIAC alumni currently reside within the state of Wisconsin.• In the last 10 years, 39 NCAA national championship team titles have been crowned in the WIAC.• The WIAC has captured more NCAA national championships than any other Division III confer-ence in history. Championships have been won in 15 different sports, including: baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s cross country, women’s cross country, football, men’s golf, men’s ice hockey, men’s indoor track, women’s indoor track, men’s out-door track, women’s outdoor track, women’s softball, women’s volleyball and women’s gymnastics (NCGA). It is no wonder the WIAC is commonly referred to as the “Conference of Champions.”

Regular Season Champions

2009 ................................................... Stevens Point2008 ................................................... Stevens Point2007 ................................................... Stevens Point2006 ................................................... Stevens Point2005 ................................................... Stevens Point2004 .......................................................Whitewater2003 .......................................................Whitewater

2002 ................................................... Stevens Point2001 ................................................... Stevens Point2000 ..........................................................La Crosse1999 ................................................... Stevens Point1998 ........................................................... Oshkosh

Tournament Champions



WIAC LEADERS WIAC OverallTeam W L T Pct W L T PctUW-Stevens Point 15 9 0 .625 31 16 0 .660UW-Whitewater 15 9 0 .625 30 19 0 .612UW-Oshkosh 15 9 0 .625 24 16 0 .600UW-La Crosse 13 11 0 .542 22 16 0 .579UW-Platteville 11 13 0 .458 21 19 0 .525UW-Stout 9 15 0 .375 18 18 0 .500UW-Superior 6 18 0 .250 14 26 0 .350

2009 Final Standings

5/8 - #3 UW-Oshkosh def #4 UW-La Crosse 8-7 (UWL eliminated)5/8 - #2 UW-Stevens Point def #1 UW-Whitewater (#1) 12-85/8 - #1 UW-Whitewater def #3 UW-Oshkosh 12-2 (UWO eliminated)

5/9 - #1 UW-Whitewater def #2 UW-Stevens Point 3-25/9 - #2 UW-Stevens Point def #1 UW-Whitewater 11-1 (7 innings)

2009 WIAC Tournament - Whitewater, WI

First Team All-WIACPosition Name School Year1B/OF Blake Berger Oshkosh SO C Rob Coe Whitewater SO2B Kyle Cummings Stevens Point SRP Aaron Dott Whitewater JROF Nolan Fadness Oshkosh SO3B Jay Fanta La Crosse FROF Jason Fosler Oshkosh SRSS Eric Fritz Stevens Point SOCF Storm Gram La Crosse SR3B Lee Hawkins Platteville SRP Jason Hooper Whitewater JRIF Jason Jacobson Platteville JRP Kyle Kannenberg Oshkosh JR2B Ben Kuhlmann Whitewater JRP Joe Lange Platteville SR3B Brandon O’Connell Stout SO1B/OF Jeremy Richter Stevens Point JRC Ryan Stace Stout SRP Scott Williams Stevens Point SOOF/IF Kevin Zalnis Whitewater SR

Honorable Mention All-WIACPosition Name School YearP Kyle Barry Stevens Point SRP Ross Benitz La Crosse SR2B Sean Cummings Superior JRP Ryan Demmin Oshkosh JROF Brian Giebel Stout SOC Derek Hiroskey Oshkosh SO3B Kyle Kannenberg Oshkosh JRCF Cody Koback Stevens Point FRC Brett Olson Superior JRC Cory Poppitz La Crosse SRP Jeremy Rubens Oshkosh JROF Ben Sebesta Oshkosh FRDH Greg Smolinski Stout JRP Jeff Zielke Stevens Point SR

WIAC All-Sportsmanship TeamPosition Name School Year1B Lance Poppy La Crosse JR1B Brad Demmin Oshkosh SRC/1B Matt Paulus Platteville SRC Jordan Rennicke Stevens Point SOC Ryan Stace Stout SROF Paul Schlangen Superior JR2B/SS Nick Rechlitz Whitewater JR

2009 All-Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Baseball Team

Position Player of the YearJeremy Richter ......................Stevens PointPitcher of the YearJoe Lange ...............................................PlattevilleMax Sparger Scholar-AthleteRoss Benitz ........................................... La CrosseCoach of the YearJohn Vodenlich ..................................Whitewater

2009 Major Award Winners

HITSJeremy Richter STP .......................................... 61Jay Fanta LC ...................................................... 58Ben Kuhlmann WW ........................................ 56Eric Fritz STP ................................................... 55Blake Berger OSH............................................ 55

RUNS SCOREDBlake Berger OSH............................................ 47Nolan Fadness OSH ........................................ 44Brad Archambeau STP .................................... 44Jason Jacobson PLT ......................................... 43Brian Giebel ST ................................................ 41

RUNS BATTED INBlake Berger OSH............................................ 49Kevin Zalnis WW ............................................ 45Brad Archambeau STP .................................... 43Jeremy Richter STP .......................................... 42Jay Fanta LC ...................................................... 41

DOUBLESJay Fanta LC ...................................................... 18Jeremy Richter STP .......................................... 17Storm Gram LC ............................................... 13Blake Berger OSH............................................ 12Joey Casper LC ................................................. 12

TRIPLESBrandon O’Connell ST ..................................... 4Alex Lagadin SUP .............................................. 4Cody Koback STP ............................................. 46 tied with 3 triple(s)

HOME RUNSJared Surman STP ............................................ 11Blake Berger OSH.............................................. 9Jeremy Richter STP. ........................................... 93 tied with 8 home run(s)

TOTAL BASESJeremy Richter STP ........................................111Jay Fanta LC ...................................................... 96Blake Berger OSH............................................ 94Kevin Zalnis WW ............................................ 872 tied with 82 total base(s)

STOLEN BASES ..........................SB-ATTKyle Cummings STP ................................. 18-20Eric Fritz STP ............................................. 17-17Nolan Fadness OSH .................................. 16-16Sam Petrasko WW ..................................... 16-18Brian Giebel ST .......................................... 14-15

STRIKEOUTS ................................IP SOAaron Dott WW................................... 99.2 119Joe Lange PLT ....................................... 91.0 85Kyle Barry STP ...................................... 74.0 72Joel Delorit STP .................................... 59.2 70Jason Hooper WW ................................ 73.2 65

Statistical Leaders



ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOPPONENT .......................................W-L-TAlbion ....................................................................3-0Alderson-Broaddus ..............................................1-0Allegheny ...............................................................1-2Amherst .................................................................0-2Angelina .................................................................0-2Appalachian State .................................................1-0Arkansas ................................................................0-3Arkansas-Little Rock ...........................................5-1Arkansas-Monticello ............................................8-2Arkansas Tech................................................... 2-0-1Assumption ...........................................................1-0Augsburg ...............................................................5-2Augustana (Ill.) .....................................................1-2Aurora ....................................................................3-2Austin Peay State ..................................................1-2Baldwin-Wallace ...................................................1-1Beloit ......................................................................1-0Bemidji State .........................................................2-0Benedictine (Ill.) ...................................................2-1Bethel (Minn.) .......................................................5-4Bowdoin ................................................................0-2Bradley ...................................................................2-1Bridgewater State .................................................1-0Bristol .....................................................................1-1Calvin .....................................................................1-0Canisius ..................................................................1-0Cardinal Stritch .....................................................2-0Carson-Newman ..................................................1-2Carthage .................................................................4-1Centenary ..............................................................0-4Central Arkansas ..................................................3-1Clarkson .................................................................2-0Coe .........................................................................1-0Colby ......................................................................1-0Concordia (Wis.).................................................17-1Concordia-Moorhead ..........................................2-0Delta State .............................................................0-2Denison .................................................................2-0East Tennessee State ...........................................0-2Eastern Illinois .....................................................2-4Edinboro ...............................................................1-0Edgewood ...........................................................11-0Emory ....................................................................2-2Eureka ....................................................................1-1Evangel ..................................................................2-0Fontbonne .............................................................4-0Franklin Pierce ......................................................1-0George Fox ...........................................................1-0Grambling .............................................................0-2Greenville ..............................................................4-0Harding ..................................................................7-2Henderson State ...................................................2-1Hope.......................................................................3-0Houston .................................................................1-1

OPPONENT .......................................W-L-TIllinois-Chicago ....................................................0-1Illinois College ......................................................0-1Illinois Wesleyan ...................................................0-1Kean .......................................................................0-2Kutztown ...............................................................0-1Lakeland ...............................................................27-7Lamar .....................................................................0-5Lawrence................................................................2-0Lewis ......................................................................2-1Lincoln (Tenn.) .....................................................1-3Lindsay Wilson .....................................................1-1Lipscomb ...............................................................3-1Loras.......................................................................1-0Louisiana College .............................................19-17Louisiana Tech ......................................................0-1Louisiana St.-Alexandria .....................................2-1Macalester ..............................................................2-1MacMurray ............................................................2-2Manchester ............................................................2-0Manhattan..............................................................1-0Mansfield ...............................................................0-1Marian ..................................................................23-8Marietta ..................................................................0-1McNeese State ....................................................4-12Mercyhurst ............................................................0-2Messiah ..................................................................1-2Middlebury ............................................................1-0Millersville .............................................................1-0Milligan .............................................................. 0-2-1Millikin ...................................................................1-0Milton .....................................................................7-7Milw. School of Engineering .............................2-1Minnesota ............................................................0-12Mississippi State ...................................................0-2Missouri Valley ................................................. 0-0-1Monmouth (Ill.) ....................................................0-2Morehead State .....................................................0-1Morningside ..........................................................1-1Mt. Senario ............................................................5-0Mt. Vernon Nazarene ..........................................2-0North Dakota ................................................... 0-0-1Northland ..............................................................6-0Northwest Louisiana .........................................4-11Northwest Missouri St. .......................................2-0Ohio Wesleyan ......................................................2-1College of the Ozarks .........................................0-4Pittsburgh-Johnstown ..........................................1-0Pittsburg State .......................................................1-0Plymouth State .....................................................1-0Prairie View A & M .............................................2-2Rhode Island College ..........................................1-1Rhodes ...................................................................1-0Ripon ....................................................................18-9Rockhurst ..............................................................1-0

OPPONENT .......................................W-L-TRoger Williams .....................................................1-0Rose-Hulman ........................................................3-0Rowan ....................................................................1-2Rutgers-Camden ...................................................1-1St. John’s (Minn.) ..................................................3-1St. Mary’s (Minn.) .................................................6-2St. Norbert ........................................................52-20St. Olaf ..................................................................4-5St. Scholastica .......................................................9-4St. Thomas ...................................................... 11-6-1Sam Houston State ..............................................0-2Skidmore ................................................................0-1South Dakota ........................................................0-1Southern Arkansas ...............................................1-4Southern Illinois ...................................................0-2Southern Maine ....................................................0-2Southeast Louisiana St. .......................................1-0Southwest Missouri Bapt. ...................................3-1Southwestern (Tex.) .............................................1-0Stephen F. Austin .................................................1-1Suffolk ....................................................................2-0Tennessee Wesleyan .............................................1-3Texas ......................................................................0-2Trinity (Conn.) ......................................................1-0Tusculum ...............................................................2-1Upper Iowa ...........................................................1-0Viterbo ...................................................................7-8Washington & Jefferson ......................................1-3Wartburg ................................................................0-1Westfield State ......................................................1-2Western Connecticut State .................................3-0Western Illinois .....................................................0-1Western New England ........................................0-2Wheaton (Mass.) ...................................................0-2William Carey ........................................................1-2William Penn .........................................................1-2Winona State .....................................................13-20Wisconsin ............................................................3-14Wisconsin-Eau Claire ......................................31-19Wisconsin-La Crosse .......................................42-26Wisconsin-Milwaukee ........................................19-5Wisconsin-Oshkosh ...................................77-116-1Wisconsin-Parkside ..............................................4-1Wisconsin-Platteville......................................120-33Wisconsin River Falls ........................................23-5Wisconsin-Stout ...............................................47-13Wisconsin-Superior ............................................52-8Wisconsin-Whitewater ....................................87-93Wooster ..................................................................1-5Wright State...........................................................0-1



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSYear Head Coach Overall WIAC NCAA Result

1955 Hale Quandt 9-1



1958 Hale Quandt 7-5 4-4

1959 Duaine Counsell 8-4 6-2




1963 Bob Krueger 3-9 2-6



1966 Jim Clark 7-8 3-7

1967 Jim Clark 13-6 8-2

1968 Jim Clark 14-10-1 5-3

1969 Jim Clark 11-17 7-7

1970 Jim Clark 13-11 10-6

1971 Jim Clark 15-13 11-4

1972 Jim Clark 11-14 9-5

1973 Jim Clark 13-13 8-4

1974 Jim Clark 10-10 9-5

1975 Jim Clark 18-12 9-3

1976 Ron Steiner 18-14 9-3

1977 Jim Clark 14-19 7-5

1978 Jim Clark 14-23 5-7

1979 Ken Kulick 13-20 6-5

1980 Ken Kulick 12-13 5-7

1981 Ken Kulick 7-21 2-10

1982 Ken Kulick 9-9 6-6

Year Head Coach Overall WIAC NCAA Result

1983 Ron Steiner 6-22 4-8

1984 Ron Steiner 12-13 7-5

1985 Ron Steiner 10-18 3-9

1986 Ron Steiner 13-8 6-6

1987 Randy Handel 18-14 6-6

1988 Randy Handel 27-8 7-5 Regional

1989 Paul DeNoble 14-14 4-6

1990 Mike Ruechel 18-15-1 5-7

1991 Mike Ruechel 14-18 4-8

1992 Guy Otte 20-14 6-6

1993 Guy Otte 10-12-1 3-9

1994 Guy Otte 16-20 4-8

1995 Guy Otte 17-14-1 4-8

1996 Guy Otte 16-20 3-9

1997 Scott Pritchard 31-13 9-3 World Series

1998 Scott Pritchard 29-10 12-2 Regional

1999 Scott Pritchard 31-10 12-2 Regional

2000 Brian Nelson 28-11 10-4

2001 Brian Nelson 30-14 8-5 Regional

2002 Brian Nelson 37-10 22-6 Regional Final

2003 Brian Nelson 26-14-1 14-9

2004 Pat Bloom 25-16 16-8

2005 Pat Bloom 38-11 19-5 Regional Final

2006 Pat Bloom 35-18 14-9 World Series

2007 Pat Bloom 34-17 17-6 World Series

2008 Pat Bloom 29-16 16-8 Regional

2009 Pat Bloom 31-16 15-9 Regional

55 SEASONS 918-667-5 412-292



NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY1988 - Midwest Regional at Oshkoshlost to William Penn (Iowa) 9-5def. St. Olaf (Minn.) 11-8lost to William Penn (Iowa) 18-5

1997 - Midwest Regional at Appletondef. St. Thomas (Minn.) 3-2lost to UW-Oshkosh 13-2def. Southwestern (Tex.) 6-5def. UW-Oshkosh 10-6def. UW-Oshkosh 6-5

1997 - World Series at Salem, Virginiadef. Bridgewater State (Mass.) 9-3lost to Carthage (Wis.) 12-1lost to Wooster (Ohio) 11-7

1998 - Midwest Regional at Oshkoshlost to UW-La Crosse 3-2lost to Wartburg (Iowa) 7-3

1999 - Midwest Regional at Oshkoshlost to St. Thomas (Minn.) 6-0lost to St. Scholastica (Minn.) 4-3 (10 innings)

2001 - Midwest Regional at Oshkoshdef. Ripon (Wis.) 3-1lost to St. Thomas (Minn.) 5-1lost to Ripon (Wis.) 2-0

2002 - Midwest Regional at Oshkoshdef. George Fox (Ore.) 9-3def. Calvin (Mich.) 6-0lost to Lakeland (Wis.) 9-3def. St. Thomas (Minn.) 8-7lost to Lakeland (Wis.) 5-4 (10 innings)

2005 - Midwest Regional at Whitewaterlost to St. Scholastica (Minn.) 5-3def. St. Thomas (Minn.) 2-0def. St. Scholastica (Minn.) 18-3def. UW-Whitewater 13-5lost to UW-Whitewater 7-3

2006 - Midwest Regional at Wisconsin Rapidslost to St. Scholastica (Minn.) 4-3def. Coe (Iowa) 16-5def. St. Thomas (Minn.) 6-2def. St. Olaf (Minn.) 11-4def. Ripon (Wis.) 7-4def. Ripon (Wis.) 6-4

2006 - World Series at Appletonlost to Marietta (Ohio) 2-1def. Aurora (Ill.) 12-3lost to Wheaton (Mass.) 5-4

2007 - Midwest Regional at Wisconsin Rapidsdef. St. Scholastica (Minn.) 11-3lost to St. Olaf (Minn.) 7-3def. Ripon (Wis.) 11-10def. St. Thomas (Minn.) 6-3def. UW-Oshkosh 6-0

2007 - World Series at Appletondef. Emory (Ga.) 2-0def. Carthage (Wis.) 12-8lost to Kean (N.J.) 7-4lost to Emory (Ga.) 18-7

2008 - Midwest Regional at Augustana (Moline, Ill.)def Linfield (Ore.) 2-1 (10 inn.)lost to Augustana (Ill.) 4-3lost to Webster (Mo.) 9-7

2009 - Midwest Regional at Oshkoshlost to St. Thomas (Minn.) 5-4 (17 innings)def Beloit (Wis.) 8-2def St. Scholastica (Minn.) 9-3lost to St. Thomas (Minn.) 6-0

All-Time Postseason Record: 28-25



RECORD BOOKHIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE-SEASON (min. 65 AB).507 Dan Bastle, 1993 (38-75).473 Dean Noskowiak, 1985 (35-74).465 Matt Peetz, 2004 (66-142).448 Rick Wagner, 1993 (30-67).447 Gary Kostuchowski, 1997 (68-152)

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE-CAREER (min. 200 AB).396 Matt Peetz, 2000-04 (199-503).394 Gary Kostuchowski, 1994-97 (188-477).392 Rick Wagner, 1990-93 (129-329).385 Jon Jagler, 1999-2001 (134-348).377 Mike Reuchel, 1986-89 (142-377) Chris Kohnle, 1986-89 (119-316)

MOST GAMES PLAYED-SEASON53 Jake Frombach, 2006 Chuck Brehm, 2006 Doug Coe, 200652 Tim Schlosser, 2006

MOST GAMES PLAYED-CAREER186 Tim Schlosser, 2005-08171 Jake Frombach, 2003-06166 Ryan Jones, 2001-05163 Randy Reed, 1999-2002 159 Sam Molski, 1998-2001

MOST AT BATS-SEASON234 Jake Frombach, 2006224 Brandon Scheidler, 2007212 Adam Evanoff, 2007210 Paul Molitor, 2002209 Chuck Brehm 2006

MOST AT BATS-CAREER688 Tim Schlosser, 2005-08671 Jake Frombach, 2003-06604 Ryan Jones, 2001-05564 Randy Reed, 1999-2002557 Tim Schlosser, 2005-07 541 Sam Molski, 1998-2001

MOST HITS-SEASON88 Jake Frombach, 200685 Steve Wiczek, 200580 Adam Evanoff, 200780 Brandon Scheidler, 200778 Paul Molitor, 2002

MOST HITS-CAREER243 Jake Frombach, 2003-06221 Tim Schlosser, 2005-08211 Ryan Jones, 2001-05199 Matt Peetz, 2000-04189 Randy Reed, 1999-2002

MOST RUNS SCORED-SEASON68 Ryan Jones, 200563 Chuck Brehm, 200662 Steve Wiczek, 200559 Chuck Brehm, 200558 Ryan Krcmar, 1997

MOST RUNS SCORED-CAREER190 Ryan Jones, 2001-05157 Chuck Brehm, 2004-06154 Jake Frombach, 2003-06143 Tim Schlosser, 2005-08141 Randy Reed, 1999-2002136 Sam Molski, 1998-2001

MOST RUNS BATTED IN-SEASON70 Steve Wiczek, 200564 Scott Mueller, 199759 Ryan Jones, 200558 Paul Molitor, 200254 Chuck Brehm, 2005 Chris Berndt, 1997

MOST RUNS BATTED IN-CAREER171 Ryan Jones, 2001-05148 Scott Mueller, 1995-98145 Gary Kostuchowski, 1994-97144 Matt Peetz, 2000-04142 Chris Berndt, 1996-99131 Randy Reed, 1999-2002

MOST DOUBLES-SEASON24 Brian Nelson, 1998 20 Ryan Ivy, 200219 Tim Schlosser, 200717 Jeremy Richter, 2009 Steve Wiczek, 2005 Ryan Jones, 2005

MOST DOUBLES-CAREER49 Tim Schlosser, 2005-0843 Matt Peetz, 2000-0442 Gary Kostuchowski, 1994-97 40 Kevin Fry, 2000-0339 Ryan Byrnes, 2004-07

MOST TRIPLES-SEASON5 Randy Reed, 20024 Cody Koback, 2009 Randy Reed, 2001 Ryan Ivy, 2002

MOST TRIPLES-CAREER10 Randy Reed, 1999-20028 Ryan Ivy, 1999-20026 Ryan Byrnes, 2004-075 Ken Krug, 1990-92 Kevin Lyons, 1982/84-86 Mike McCann, 1998-2001

Ryan Jones ‘05 holds records for runs scored in a season

(68), runs scored in a career (190), total bases (403), home runs (50) and RBIs in a career

(171).

MOST HOME RUNS-SEASON18 Steve Wiczek, 200517 Ryan Jones, 200516 Chuck Brehm, 200615 Doug Coe, 200814 Chuck Brehm, 2005 Ryan Jones, 2002

MOST HOME RUNS-CAREER50 Ryan Jones, 2001-0536 Chuck Brehm, 2004-0632 Mike Reuchel, 1986-8931 Sam Molski, 1998-200129 Doug Coe, 2006-0827 Chris Berndt, 1996-99 Scott Mueller, 1995-98 Reid Nelson, 1974-77

MOST TOTAL BASES-SEASON156 Steve Wiczek, 2005137 Paul Molitor, 2002134 Chuck Brehm, 2006 Ryan Jones, 2005132 Randy Reed, 2002125 Adam Evanoff, 2007

MOST TOTAL BASES-CAREER403 Ryan Jones, 2001-05353 Tim Schlosser, 2005-08331 Chuck Brehm, 2004-06306 Gary Kostuchowski, 1994-97305 Sam Molski, 1998-2001304 Randy Reed, 1999-2002 HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGE-SEASON1.094 Mike Reuchel, 1986.893 Dan Bastle, 1993.824 Dean Noskowiak, 1985.817 Steve Wiczek, 2005.810 Doug Coe, 2008

MOST WALKS-SEASON42 Ryan Jones, 200237 Chris Berndt, 199934 Ryan Byrnes, 200733 Brad Archambeau, 200733 Gary Kostuchowski, 1997

MOST WALKS-CAREER116 Gary Kostuchowski, 1994-97114 Ryan Jones, 2001-0590 Chris Berndt, 1996-9982 Mike Strohmeyer, 1993-9675 Joel Hojnacki, 2005-0871 Dan Titus, 1983-86 Scott Fisher, 1978-80

HIGHEST ON BASE PERCENTAGE-SEASON.596 Dean Noskowiak, 1985.563 Mike Reuchel, 1986.554 Matt Peetz, 2004.550 Gary Kostuchowski, 1997.542 Doug Coe, 2008

MOST STOLEN BASES-SEASON29 Chuck Brehm, 200621 Mike Strohmeyer, 199419 Mike Polum, 199018 Kyle Cummings, 2009 Mike Strohmeyer, 199617 Eric Fritz, 2009 Mike Strohmeyer, 1995

MOST STOLEN BASES-CAREER57 Mike Strohmeyer, 1993-9653 Chuck Brehm, 2004-0638 Randy Reed, 1999-200236 Ryan Krcmar, 1996-9935 Joel Hojnacki, 2005-08

PITCHING

MOST WINS-SEASON10 Bill Verbrick, 2002 (10-2) Jordan Zimmermann, 2007 (10-0)9 Adam Adamovich, 1999 (9-0) Chris Simonson, 1997 (9-1)8 Garrett Nix, 2008 (8-3)

MOST WINS-CAREER26 Bill Verbrick, 1999-2002 (26-11) 23 Jeff Pieper, 2000-2003 (23-6)20 Jordan Zimmermann, 2005-07 (20-7) Chris Simonson, 1996-99 (20-12)19 Josh Perkins, 2001-03/06 (19-6) Bill Kuse, 1959-62 (19-5) Adam Adamovich, 1996-99 (19-6) Justin Duerkop, 1997-2000 (19-7)

MOST SAVES-SEASON8 Jeff Zielke, 20087 Jeff Zielke, 2009 Kevin Pankow, 2005 Ryan James, 19996 Matt Mehne, 2007 Jared Szews, 2003 Jared Szews, 2002 Jared Szews, 2001

MOST SAVES-CAREER20 Jeff Zielke, 2006-2009 Jared Szews, 2000-0313 Tony Austreng, 1995-9811 Kevin Pankow, 2002-05 Ryan James, 1995-998 Matt Mehne, 2005-075 Bill Verbrick, 1999-2002 Steve Meredith, 1987-89

HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE-SEASON (min. 5 dec.)1.000 Jordan Zimmermann, 2007 (10-0) Adam Adamovich, 1999 (9-0) Tony Bouton, 1988 (7-0) Chuck Ritzenthaler, 1967 (6-0) Bill Kuse, 1962 (6-0) Bob Kranig, 1962 (5-0)

HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE-CAREER.793 Jeff Pieper, 2000-2003 (23-6).791 Bill Kuse, 1959-62 (19-5) .760 Josh Perkins, 2001-03/06 (19-6).760 Adam Adamovich, 1996-99 (19-6).740 Jordan Zimmermann, 2005-07 (20-7)



RECORD BOOK

Jeff Zielke ‘09 redefined the role of the closer for the Pointers, and after four

seasons holds the record for saves in a season (8) and is tied for the all-time

lead in saves for a career (20).

LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE-SEASON (min. 25 inn.)0.55 Chuck Ritzenthaler, 19670.91 Jared Szews, 20021.19 Troy Bielmeier, 20001.59 Greg Wendorf, 19681.67 Dennis Peters, 1973

LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE-CAREER (min. 50 inn.)1.27 Chuck Ritzenthaler, 1966-67 2.14 Greg Wendorf, 1967-682.72 Jordan Zimmermann, 2005-07 2.87 Don Vruwink, 1971-75 2.90 Troy Bielmeier 1998-2001

MOST SHUTOUTS-SEASON6 Chuck Ritzenthaler, 19673 Troy Bielmeier, 2000

MOST APPEARANCES-SEASON21 Jeff Zielke, 2008 19 Jeff Zielke, 200918 Kevin Pankow, 2005 Jared Szews, 2003 Kevin Pankow, 2003 Jared Szews, 2002

MOST APPEARANCES-CAREER67 Jeff Zielke, 2006-0965 Kevin Pankow, 2002-0560 Jared Szews, 2000-0352 Ryan James, 1995/97-9951 Tony Austreng, 1995-97

MOST INNINGS PITCHED-GAME12 Bill Kuse vs. Oshkosh, 196011 Frank Stockus vs. Oshkosh, 198010 Bill Verbrick vs. Stout, 4/20/01 Chris Simonson vs. Whitewater, 5/4/97 Chris Simonson vs. LaCrosse, 5/15/99

MOST INNINGS PITCHED-SEASON102.0 Bill Verbrick, 200287.0 Jordan Zimmermann, 200681.0 Chris Simonson, 199780.2 J.C. Reinke, 200578.2 Josh Perkins, 2006 Chris Simonson, 1999

MOST INNINGS PITCHED-CAREER294.0 Bill Verbrick, 1999-2002 280.1 Chris Simonson, 1996-99 256.2 Jeff Pieper, 2000-2003218.0 Jordan Zimmermann, 2005-07205.0 Josh Perkins, 2001-03/06

MOST DECISIONS-SEASON12 Bill Verbrick, 2002 (10-2)11 Kyle Barry, 2009 (7-4) Tom Ritzenthaler, 1971 (7-4)10 Jordan Zimmermann, 2007 (10-0) Jordan Zimmermann, 2006 (5-5) Chris Simonson, 1997 (9-1) Ryan James, 1997 (6-4)

MOST DECISIONS-CAREER37 Bill Verbrick, 1999-2002 (26-11)32 Chris Simonson, 1996-99 (20-12)29 Jeff Pieper, 2000-03 (23-6)27 Jordan Zimmermann, 2005-07 (20-7) Tom Ritzenthaler, 1968-71 (14-13)26 Justin Duerkop, 1997-2000 (19-7)

MOST COMPLETE GAMES-SEASON9 Tom Ritzenthaler, 19718 Jordan Zimmermann, 2006 Dan Vruwink, 1975 Greg Wendorf, 19687 Mike Case, 1976 Bill Kuse, 1961 Jeff Pieper, 2001 Bill Verbrick, 2001

MOST COMPLETE GAMES-CAREER22 Bill Kuse, 1959-6219 Jeff Pieper, 2000-03 Bill Verbrick, 1999-200218 Tom Ritzenthaler, 1968-7116 Chuck Ritzenthaler, 1964-67 Chris Simonson, 1996-9915 Frank Stockus, 1976-80

MOST STRIKEOUTS-GAME15 Jordan Zimmermann vs. Ripon, 5/20/06 Josh Perkins vs. Oshkosh, 5/13/06 Mike Thrun vs. Marian, 5/2/0614 Jordan Zimmermann vs. Platteville, 4/1/06 Bill Kuse vs. Milwaukee, 196113 Bill Verbrick vs. Stout, 4/20/01

MOST STRIKEOUTS-SEASON115 Bill Verbrick, 2002103 Jordan Zimmermann, 200690 Jordan Zimmermann, 200781 Josh Perkins, 200672 Kyle Barry, 200970 Joel Delorit, 2009 Chris Simonson, 1999

MOST STRIKEOUTS-CAREER271 Bill Verbrick, 1999-2002236 Jordan Zimmermann, 2005-07222 Chris Simonson, 1996-99182 Josh Perkins, 2001-03/06174 Bill Kuse, 1959-62



RECORD BOOK

Jeff Pieper ‘03 finished his career with a record of 23-6, good for UWSP’s best ca-reer winning percentage (.793). He also threw 19 complete games in his career,

three short of Bill Kuse’s record of 22.

MOST WINS38 200537 2002 35 200634 200731 1997, 1999, 2009

HIGHEST WINNING PCT..900 1955 (9-1).875 1962 (14-2).800 1956 (8-2).787 2002 (37-10)

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS20 200318 199917 199815 198814 2005

MOST CONS. LOSSES13 19839 19817 1996, 81

OFFENSEHIGHEST BATTING AVG. .339 2000.338 1958.337 2005.336 2002, 1998

HIGHEST ON-BASE PCT. .427 1997.421 2005.418 2002, 1982.416 2000

MOST AT BATS1825 20071821 20061694 20051689 20021621 2009

MOST HITS 590 2006589 2007571 2005568 2002502 2008

MOST RUNS SCORED470 2005427 2006412 2002399 2008398 2007

MOST DOUBLES113 2005111 2006108 2002101 2007 91 2008, 1998

MOST TRIPLES15 2001, 199214 200213 200912 200511 2007

MOST HOME RUNS93 200573 200672 200867 200253 2004, 03, 07

MOST RUNS BATTED IN 431 2005378 2006373 2002361 2008352 2007

MOST WALKS214 1997 211 2005208 2007202 2002199 2008

MOST STOLEN BASES79 200676 199069 199968 198767 2009

MOST RUNS-INNING14 vs. Whitewater, 2002 (7th) vs. Hope, 1999 (1st) MOST RUNS-GAME27 vs. Platteville, 1977 vs. Superior, 200525 vs. Platteville, 1977

PITCHINGMOST COMPLETE GAMES 22 197820 200019 2006, 200117 1979

MOST INNINGS PITCHED448.2 2007 440.1 2006403.2 2009398.1 2002397.1 2005

MOST SAVES11 2001, 200710 2006, 2002, 19989 2009, 2008, 2005, 19888 1999

MOST HITS ALLOWED439 2007434 2005425 1997411 2006409 2004

LOWEST EARNED RUN AVG (since 1966)2.08 19732.13 19672.43 19993.22 19663.23 2006

MOST STRIKEOUTS 401 2006372 2009362 2007302 2002278 2008

MOST WALKS 211 2005208 2007202 2002199 1997192 1978



RECORD BOOK

UWSP NO-HIT GAMES*Bill Verbrick vs. River Falls, 4/6/02 (Gm 1 - perfect game)*Rob Wolff, Chris Combs, Kory Krueger vs. Lakeland, 4/7/92 (Gm 1)*Scott Pompe vs. Arkansas-Monticello, 3/17/88 (Gm 1)*Jeff Seeger vs. Oshkosh, 1980 (loss)*Bill Kuse vs. Eau Claire, 1961 (5 innings - perfect game)*Jim Hoffman vs. Platteville, 1958

Bill Verbrick threw the second perfect game in Pointer history in 2002

against River Falls

Player Year Position OrganizationBill Kuse 1961 Pitcher Milwaukee Braves Jim Hanson 1968 Infield Minnesota Twins Greg Wendorf 1968 Pitcher Minnesota Twins Roger Patoka 1978 Catcher Kansas City Royals Scott May 1983 Pitcher Los Angeles Dodgers Doug Konruff 1984 Pitcher Kansas City Royals Jon Shane 1985 Pitcher New York Yankees Chris Simonson 1999 Pitcher Milwaukee Brewers Jon Winter 1999 Shortstop Tampa Bay Devil RaysJordan Zimmermann 2007 Pitcher Washington Nationals

UW-STEVENS POINT has had 10 players go on to sign contracts with Major League Baseball organizations. The following UW-Stevens Point players were drafted or signed by professional organizations:

Jordan Zimmermann finished his UWSP career in 2007 with a 20-7 record and a 2.72 ERA. In just three seasons he struck out 236 batters including a school record 15 against Ripon in 2006.

A two-time WIAC Pitcher of the Year (‘06 & ‘07), Zimmermann went on to win Most Outstanding Player of the 2006 and 2007 DIII Regional and in 2007 was named the Most Outstanding Player of the World Series.

The righthander was drafted by the Washington Nationals in the second round (65th overall) in the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft. He was named the team’s fifth starter for the 2009 season and posted a 3-5 record in 16 games before having reconstructive elbow surgery, ending his season.



POINTERS IN THE PROS

Jordan (right) with teammate Ryan Zimmerman, are considered the young future of the Washington Nationals.



UNIVERSITY FIELD

Home to the UW-Stevens Point baseball team, University Field is located on campus at the corner of Reserve Street and Maria Drive. The park has dimensions of 330 feet down the lines and 390 feet to center field. University Field has a spa-cious press box and underwent renovations in the summer of 2007 with the installation of a new infield surface and new dugouts.



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