2011 McNeese Baseball Brochure

MCNEESE STATEBASEBALL FACILITIES

Cowboy Diamond

Indoor Batting Cages

Leftfield pavillion

Locker Room

Lounge downstairs

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COACH: Terry Burrows (McNeese ‘03, 65-99) is in his fourth year as the Cowboy head coach...he’s a former McNeese MVP and was the Southland Conference player of the year in 1990...his assistants are Bubbs Merrill (Arkan-sas ‘06), Clay Van Hook (Texas ‘08) and Sam Merrill (McNeese ‘09)KEY RETURNEES: Lee Orr (OF, All-SLC, .286, 17 HR, 56 RBIs), Jace Peterson (SS, All-SLC, All-Louisiana, .353, 4 HRs, 49 RBIs, 35 SBs), Blake Ellender (CF, .300, 8 HRs, 35 RBIs, 17 2Bs), Seth Granger (LF, .267, 3 HRs, 38 RBIs, 5 3Bs), Jaden Dillon (P, 8-0, 4.61 ERA, player of week, all-Loui-siana), Zach Butler (1-4, 5.82 ERA), Matt Click (P, 2-5, 6.66 ERA, 9 saves), Dustin Lloyd (P, 4-6, 5.88 ERA, all wins in SLC play)KEY NEWCOMERS: C Andrew La-lumandier (JC ball), 3B Taylor Drake (high school, all-league), John Tatum (P, JC region player of year) LETTERMEN RET/LOST: 20-11STARTERS RET/LOST: Position 4/5, Pitchers 3/1RECORD: 31-27, 16-17 in confer-enceSLC TOURNAMENT: 2-2HOME RECORD: 16-10AWAY RECORD: 13-13NEUTRAL RECORD: 2-4HOME FIELD: Name: Cowboy Diamond Capacity: 2,000 Surface: Natural GrassDimensions: 330 down the lines 400 s/a center 375 power alleysGame Attendance Record: 2,045 vs LSU (1998)ATHLETIC TRAINER: J. D. Bou-dreaux (McNeese ‘03)

COACH BURROWS INTERVIEWS: available for phone or in person inter-views from 9-11 a.m.and 1-2 p.m. dailyPLAYER INTERVIEWS: available prior to start of practice or after prac-

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Jace PetersonPre-Season All-America

Lee OrrPre-Season All-Southland

tice; contact the SID of-fice or baseball officeBASEBALL OFFICE: 337-475-5482, 475-5484; mailing address Box 92735, McNeese State, Lake Charles, LA 70609; fax 337-457-5478; email [email protected] DIAMOND: located on Common St. on west side of Cowboy Stadium

PRESS BOX PHONE: (337) 475-8007

SPORTS INFORMA-TION: Louis Bonnette, Director; Pam LaFosse, Assistant Director; Justin Smith, student assistant; [email protected]; of-fice phone 337-475-5207; cell 337-802-7127; fax 337-475-5202; email [email protected]; web site www.mcneesesports.edu; mailing address Box 92735, McNeese State, Lake Charles, LA 70609RADIO: Cajun 1470 AM (Richard Dow, play by play)

The 2011 McNeese State media guide was designed, written and edited by sports infor-mation director Louis Bonnette. Pictures in the guide are by Rich-ard Martin, Gray Lit-tle, Rod Anderson, Ann Cobb, Raymond Stew-art and Louis Bonnette. Cover by Nathan Fon-taine. Printing courtesy Port Printing of Lake Charles.

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Cowboy Schedule


F. 18 Rhode Island 6:30 p.m.F. 19 Rhode Island 3 p.m.F. 20 Rhode Island 1 p.m.F. 22 Grambling 6:30 p.m.F. 23 at Southern 6 p.m.F. 25 Louisiana Tech 6:30 p.m.F. 26 Louisiana Tech 6:30 p.m.F. 27 Louisiana Tech 1 p.m.M. 1 at Arkansas 6:30 p.m.M. 2 at Arkansas 3 p.m.M. 4 Houston Baptist 6:30 p.m.M. 5 Houston Baptist 6:30 p.m.M. 6 Houston Baptist 1 p.m. M. 8 at Houston 6:30 p.m.M. 11 Northwestern State 6:30 p.m.M. 12 Northwestern State 3 p.m.M. 13 Northwestern State 1 p.m.M. 16 Houston 6:30 p.m.M. 18 at SE Louisiana 6 p.m.M. 19 at SE Louisiana 2 p.m.M. 20 at SE Louisiana 1 p.m.M. 23 Southern 6:30 p.m.M. 25 at TAM-Corpus 6:30 p.m.M. 26 at TAM-Corpus 2 p.m.M. 27 at TAM-Corpus 1 p.m.M. 30 at LSU 6:30 p.m.A. 1 Central Arkansas 6:30 p.m.A. 2 Central Arkansas 3 p.m.A. 3 Central Arkansas 1 p.m.

A. 5 at Grambling 6 p.m. A. 6 at UL Monroe 6:30 p.m.A. 8 Sam Houston State 6:30 p.m.A. 9 Sam Houston State 3 p.m.A. 10 Sam Houston State 1 p.m.A. 12 at UL Lafayette 6:30 p.m.A. 15 at UT Arlington 6:30 p.m.A. 16 at UT Arlington 3 p.m.A. 17 at UT Arlington 1 p.m.A. 19 UL Lafayette 6:30 p.m.A. 21 Stephen F. Austin 6:30 p.m.A. 22 Stephen F. Austin 3 p.m.A. 23 Stephen F. Austin 1 p.m.A. 27 UL Monroe 6:30 p.m.A. 29 at Texas State 6:30 p.m.A. 30 at Texas State 3 p.m.M. 1 at Texas State 1 p.m.M. 4 UNO 6:30 p.m.M. 6 at Lamar 6:30 p.m.M. 7 Lamar 3 p.m.M. 8 Lamar 1 p.m.M. 13 UT San Antonio 6:30 p.m.M. 14 UT San Antonio 3 p.m.M. 15 UT San Antonio 1 p.m.M. 19 at Nicholls State 6 p.m.M. 20 at Nicholls State 6 p.m.M. 21 at Nicholls State 1 p.m.M. 25-28 SLC Tournament (at San Marcos, TX)

TABLE OF CONTENTS1-2 Outlook, Schedule3-5 Coaching Staff6 McNeese Administration7-19 The Cowboys20-21 2010 Statistics22 Cowboy Diamond23 McNeese League Leaders24 Year by Year25 Records26-29 Year by Year Leaders, MVP Career Leaders30-35 Season Results36-37 Letter Winners38 Coaching Legacy39-40 Hall of Fame, Retired Numbers Athlete of the Year41 Sports Medicine42 Weight Room, Academics43 Jack Doland Complex44 Major League Cowboys

McNeese Coaching Staff

Now in his fourth season as head coach at McNeese State, Terry Burrows, who played and coached at the university, has the Cowboys on an upward course. A year ago the Cowboys made a 10 game improvement and jplayed in the Southland Conference tournament, going 2-2 and making it to the semifinal round.

Head Coach

THE BURROWS RECORDYear School Record2010 McNeese State 31-272009 McNeese State 21-302008 McNeese State 13-42 Totals 65-99

Conference OnlyYear School Record2010 McNeese State 16-172009 McNeese State 10-222008 McNeese State 7-23 Totals 33-62


TerryBurrows

Burrows, who had an 11 year professional career as a player, had taken over in 2008. His teams have improved each year, from 13-42 to 21-30 and to 31-27. Two of his players have been drafted - Taylor Freeman, Shon Landry. Prior to taking the McNeese head role, the 42 year old Burrows, who is a member of the McNeese State Hall of Fame, had previously served as head coach at St. Louis High in Lake Charles where he coached the team to its first district title in 10 years. Before that he had served as an assistant coach both at McNeese State and at the Univer-sity of Louisiana at Monroe. At St. Louis he had seven players go on to sign college scholar-ships while at Louisiana-Monroe he helped develop a staff that had five pitchers selected in the major league draft. As an assistant coach at McNeese, Burrows helped a pitching staff that won a Southland Conference tournament and participated in the NCAA regional tournament. The left handed Burrows had an 11 year professional career, compiling a 4-4 won-lost record while recording two saves in the major leagues with Texas, Milwaukee and San Diego. He also played in Japan, Mexico and Venezuela. As a collegiate pitcher for the Cowboys, he was named the player of the year in the Southland Conference in 1990 when he posted a 10-3 won-lost record along with a 1.58 ERA. During a two year career at McNeese, Burrows won 15 games. He still holds the school record for most strikeouts in a nine inning game (19 vs Louisiana-Lafayette in 1990) and 15 strikeouts in a seven inning game (vs Louisiana College in 1989). Burrows was drafted by the Texas Rangers following his junior year. He holds a bachelor of science degree from McNeese and is married to the former Lynne Huddelston and the couple has a daughter Brittany and sons Nick and Elliott.

Birthdate: November 28, 1968Married: to Lynne Huddelston; children Nick, Elliott, BrittanyEducation: McNeese State (‘03)

Playing Experience:COLLEGE - two letters at McNeese; Southland Conference player of year in 1990; led league in ERA (1.58), victories (10) and strikeouts (116) in 1990; team MVP; career record of 15-6PROFESSIONAL - drafted by Texas Rangers in 1990...played 11 seasons and had 4-4 record with two saves in majors with Texas, Milwaukee and San Diego..also played in Japan, Mexico and VenezuelaCOACHING EXPERIENCE - named head coach at McNeese 2008; head coach at St. Louis High (Lake Charles, LA) 2004-2007..district title in 2006 (first for school in 10 years)...seven players signed college scholarships...assistant coach at La-Monroe 2003-04...pitching coach and had five players drafted...assistant coach at McNeese 2002-03...helped pitching staff that won the confer-ence tournament and played in the NCAA regionals.OTHER - inducted into the McNeese Hall of Fame in 2009

Birthdate: June 13, 1982SingleEducation: Arkansas ‘06Playing Experience: Millard North High School (four letters, all-state) Texarkana CC (all-confer-ence, all-region, .424 batting average) Nebraska (.241) Arkansas (.273, SEC champs, College World Series)Coaching Experience: McNeese (third season) Arkansas (graduate assis-tant, volunteer assistant)

Birthdate: January 1, 1985Married: wife is SelinaEducation: Texas ‘08Playing Experience: Brenham HS (four letters baseball, all state; three letters football, QB, state champion-ship game Navarro JC (all-star game) Texas (three letters; 2B, SS, second team all-Big 12)Coaching Experience: McNeese (second season) Texas (student assistant coach)

Bubbs Merrill is in his third season as an assistant coach on the Terry Burrows staff. He will continue to work with the hitters, the outfielders and the catchers. He also serves as the team’s recruiting coordinator. Three years ago he helped Cowboy catcher Taylor Freeman win the school’s triple crown and earn all-conference honors , two years ago McNeese was one of the top hitting teams in

After joining the staff last year, Clay Van Hook made a big presence as an assistant coach. A native of Brenham, TX he will continue to work with the infielders, help with the hitting and serve as coach at third base. He also plays a big part during the recruiting season. Van Hook joined the McNeese staff after having served a season as a student assistant coach at the University of Texas, from which he received his degree. He had a top flight collegiate playing career, having been a three year letterman at Texas.He played both second base and shortstop and earned second

Bubbs Merrill Assistant Coach


Clay Van Hook Assistant Coach

the nation, posting a school record .316 batting average and last year he helped Jace Peterson become one of the nation’s top hitters. The McNeese assistant coach is a native of Omaha, Neb. and spent two seasons on the staff of the University of Arkansas before joining the Cowboys. His playing career began at Millard North High School in Omaha and he was a standout there, earning four letters along with all-state recognition. Bubbs started his collegiate career at Texarkana Community College and after batting .424 as a sophomore and earning all-conference and all-region honors, he received a scholarship to Nebraska. Merrill played one season at Nebraska, batting .241, and then transferred to Arkansas. At Arkansas he was part of the ‘04 SEC Championship team that earned a berth to the College World Series. He batted .273 in his only season with the Razorbacks and hit a home run in a NCAA Regional game against Wichita State. Following his senior year with the Razorbacks, he served the squad as a graduate assistant coach and volunteer coach, assisting with the team’s hitters and coaching the catchers.

team all-Big 12 honors in 2005. Prior to his career at Texas, Van Hook also played one season of ball at Navarro Junior College, being named to participate in the Texas-New Mexico all-star game. As a high school athlete he was a two sport standout, an infielder in baseball and a quarterback in football at Brenham High School. During his prep baseball career when he earned four letters, he also received all-state recognition. As a three year letterman in football, he led his team to the state Class AAAA championship game.


Now in his second season with the Cowboys, Sam Merrill will continue to work with the outfielders and be positioned in the first base coaching box when the team is at bat. A native of Omaha, NE, Merrill is the younger brother of Cowboy assistant coach Bubbs Merrill. During a two year career with the Cowboys, Merrill batted .306 and committed only one error in 259 fielding chances in the outfield. He led the team in base hits in 2009 with 65.

Sam Merrill Volunteer Coach

Birthdate: October 25, 1986SingleEducation: McNeese ‘10Playing Experience: Millard North (Omaha, NE)...all-state, led team to 35-0 record...also football letters as safety and running back Paris Junior College McNeese State (two letters, starter in the outfield....306 career batting average...led team with 65 hits in 2009Coaching Experience: McNeese (second season)

In his first year with the Cowboys he ranked as the 52nd hardest player in the nation to strike out. Prior to coming to McNeese, Merrill played two years of junior college ball at Paris Junior College and led his high school team (Millard North High in Omaha) to a 35-0 record and a state title. Merrill earned his degree from McNeese in 2010 and is presently pursuing a master degree.

Support Staff

Amy DougayAdministrative Assistant

J. D. BoudreauxAthletic Trainer

Evan KingsleyManager

Ryan IveyAssociate Athletic Dir.

VOICES OF THE COWBOYS(left to right)

Gordon Fontenot, Bruce Merchant, Richard Dow

Josh JorgesenEvents Coordinator

Nathan FontaineTicket Coordinator

Dr. Philip C. WilliamsUniversity President

Tommy McClellandDirector of Athletics

Dr. Philip C. Williams is president of McNeese State University and is in his first year as such. He is the sixth president of the university and is a native of North Carolina and a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He earned a law degree at the Columbia University School of Law and a Ph.D in Health Policy and Administration from North Carolina. Dr. Williams served as president of the University of Montevallo (AL) prior to joining McNeese State. He and his wife Sandra have a son, Grant, who is a student at McNeese State........... The University has provided, for over a half century, service to its community and state and to the students who seek to secure their future through higher educa-tion. McNeese opened its doors in 1939 as Lake Charles Junior College and as a division of the Louisiana State University system. Name changes later were made to John McNeese Junior College (1940) and to McNeese State (1950) when the university separated from LSU. In 1970 the school obtained its present name of McNeese State University. The university presently has an enroll-ment of 8,941 and has over 300 fulltime faculty members, half of whom possess the doctoral degree. The university is located on 580 acres in south Lake Charles. McNeese was named after John McNeese, a pioneer Southwest Louisiana educator who served as the first superinten-dent of education in Calcasieu Parish. He was also a cattle rancher and was renowned for making the first cattle drive across the Sabine River, thus the school’s nickname of Cowboys.• established in 1939, McNeese State has an enrollment of 8,471. The university is located in Lake Charles, a city with a popu-lation of 80,000. The city is located in the Southwest corner of the state, 30 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico and 30 miles east of the Texas-Louisiana border.• McNeese’s schools of study are the Arts, Sciences, Engineering/Technology, Nurs-ing, Education, Business and the Graduate School. The school produces more teachers annually than any other university in the state.

Tommy McClelland is the seventh athletic director in McNeese State’s 701year history and he has “made a dif-ference” in his four years. The Basile native and Northwestern State graduate (under graduate and gradu-ate degrees), has formulated many plans that have brought McNeese athletics to communities in Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana. In the short time he has served as the athletic director, more than $2.5 million in renovation and construction has been applied to the facilities with the turfing of Cowboy Stadium field and the completion of the Hodges Street field house. The renovation of the baseball facili-ties - field, stands, dressing rooms, field-house - was also completed and construc-tion will soon be complete on the new $8 million Jack Doland fieldhouse. In the summer of 2008, McClelland was named as one of Southwest Louisi-ana’s “top 10 under 40” business leaders by the local magazine the Times of Lake Charles. A football and track letterman during his collegiate days at Northwestern State, McClelland is married to the former Jes-sica Stokes of Garrison, TX and they have a son, Lawson.


MCNEESE STATE UNIVERSITY

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2011 ROSTER


No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Cl.-Exp. Hometown (Last School)1 Josh LeBert 2B/OF R/R 5-10 180 Jr-2L Lake Charles, LA (Barbe HS) 2 Trey McGee LHP/OF L/L 6-2 160 So-Trf Bossier City, LA (Centenary College)3 Nick Eubanks Inf R/R 6-0 198 Jr-2L DeQuincy, LA (DeQuincy HS) 4 Jace Peterson SS L/R 6-1 190 Jr-2L Moss Bluff, LA (Hamilton Christian) 5 Renny Weber Inf/C L/R 5-7 190 Jr-Trf Norco, LA (Bossier Parish JC) 7 Tyler Park 2B R/R 6-0 180 Jr-1L Huntsville, TX (Cisco JC)8 Chris Johnson LHP L/L 6-0 185 So-Trf Highland Village, TX (Galveston JC)9 Connor Lloyd SS/2B R/R 5-6 150 Fr-HS Marshall, TX (Harleton HS)11 Daniel Zaunbrecher 1B R/R 6-0 195 So-1L Lake Charles, LA (Barbe HS)12 Trey Rickrode SS/2B R/R 5-7 160 Fr-HS Slidell, LA (Northshore HS) 13 Matt Click P R/R 6-3 180 Sr-3L Austin, TX (McCullum HS)14 Phil Parcell P L/L 6-0 160 Sr-1L Kingfisher, OK (Eastern Oklahoma State) 15 Shea Daly C R/R 6-0 190 So-Trf New Iberia, LA (LSU-Eunice)16 Ryan Sampere P R/R 6-2 200 Jr-1L Nederland, TX (Galveston College) 17 Seth Granger OF L/R 6-1 200 Jr-1L Iowa, LA (LSU-Eunice JC) 18 Trey Brown P R/R 6-2 205 Jr-2L Lake Charles, LA (Barbe HS)20 Matt Henry C R/R 5-10 180 So-1L Fort Smith, ARK (Southside HS)21 Lee Orr OF R/R 6-3 205 Jr-2L Louise, TX (El Campo HS)22 Dustin Lloyd P R/R 6-3 170 Jr-1L Friendswood, TX (Galveston College) 24 Tyler McDonald RHP R/R 6-0 180 Fr-HS Sulphur, LA (Sulphur HS) 25 Jordan LeGros P R/R 6-0 205 Sr-2L Lafayette, LA (Bossier Parish CC) 26 Blake Ellender OF R/R 6-1 190 Sr-1L Sulphur, LA (Northeast Texas CC)27 Matt Williams OF L/L 6-1 200 Fr-HS Houston, TX (Cy-Woods HS) 28 Zach Butler P R/R 6-3 200 Sr-1L Sugarland, TX (Temple JC)29 Ross Rowland LHP L/L 6-7 205 Fr-HS Cameron, LA (South Cameron HS) 30 Taylor Drake 3B R/R 6-1 195 Fr-HS Stillwell, KS (Blue Valley HS)31 Jaden Dillon P R/R 5-11 170 Jr-2L Bridge City, TX (Bridge City HS)32 Kyler Crenshaw 1B/OF L/R 6-2 201 Jr-Trf Brenham, TX (Angelina JC) 33 Tyler Parke RHP R/R 6-0 185 Jr-Trf Brookings, OR (Central Arizona JC) 34 Jonathan Conrad P R/R 6-3 195 Sr-3L Sulphur, LA (Sulphur HS) 35 Andrew Lalumandier C R/R 6-4 220 Jr-Trf McKinney, TX (Paris JC) 36 John Tatum RHP RR 6-4 225 Jr-Trf Lufkin, TX (Angelina JC) 37 Taylor Ducoff P R/R 6-0 190 So-1L Kingwood, TX (St. Pius HS) 40 Coby Miller RHP R/R 6-1 210 Jr-Trf Sulphur, LA (Galveston College) 41 Ty Griffen RHP R/R 6-2 190 Fr-HS Lake Charles, LA (St. Louis HS) 42 Tyler Erickson LHP L/L 6-2 165 Fr-HS Lumberton, TX (Lumberton HS)43 Adam Duhon P R/R 6-0 180 So-1L Lake Charles, LA (Barbe HS)

Coaches: 38 Terry Burrows – Head Coach 6 Bubbs Merrill – Assistant Coach 19 Clay Van Hook - Assistant Coach10 Sam Merrill - Volunteer Coach

Pronunciation Guide1 Josh LeBert luh-bert11 Daniel Zaunbrecher zaun-breaker16 Ryan Sampere sam-perry17 Seth Granger seth grawn-jay 25 Jordan LeGros luh-grow28 Zach Butler zack33 Tyler Parke park35 Andrew Lalumandier luh-la-mander37 Taylor Ducoff do-cough

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JACE PETERSON SHORTSTOPL/R, 6-1, 190, Jr, 2L, Moss Bluff, LA (Hamilton Christian HS)• pre-season all-American

• returning first team all-conference; all-Louisiana

• two-time team batting champion

Returing as the team’s starting shortstop and one of the top players in the Southland Conference...can do it all and do it right....good power at the plate, excellent speed and great with the glove....expected to be picked in the major league draft this year....also a standout on the football field for Cowboys as a defensive back 2010: first team all-Southland and all-Louisiana...led team and ranked in the top 15 in the SLC with a .353 batting average...hit .356 in SLC games only....led league in stolen bases with 35...also in runs scored with 68.....had a 21 game hitting streak at one time...four for six with three RBIs, three runs scored and two doubles vs TAM-Corpus, GWR...GWH in 11-10 win over TAM-Corpus... 2009:...hit .366 overall and .346 in league games only...second on team in stolen

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bases with 13...ended season on eight game hitting streak...4/5 vs Texas Southern...3/5 vs UTSA...3/5 vs UTA... .447 on-base pct....took over starting role at second base with injury to Shon Landry.. Other....birthdate 5/9/90....parents are Scott and Shawn Peterson....honor student in Health and Human Performance major....three sport standout at Hamilton Christian High in Lake Charles...all-state in football, basketball and baseball....prep baseball MVP for Southwest Louisiana..twice named top prep defensive football player for SW La... McNeese StatisticsYear G/S AB R H BI 2B 3B HR AVG SB PO-A-E-PCT.2009 31-17 71 14 26 9 3 1 0 .366 13 28- 33-4- .9382010 58-58 232 68 82 49 14 3 4 .353 35 107-160-13-.954Totals 89-75 303 82 108 58 17 4 4 .356 48 135-193-17- 951

LEE ORR OUTFIELDR/R, 6-3, 205,Jr, 2L, Louise, TX (El Campo HS)• has hit 32 career home runs

• Texas Collegiate League player of year (summer ‘10)

• all-conference

One of the top power hitters in the nation, he will have a crack at the team’s ca-reer home run record (43...he has 32)...good power and speed...expected to be drafted (drafted last year by Cincinnati in 40th round)...named player of the year in the sum-mer Texas Collegiate League ..... 2010: led SLC with 17 home runs...third in stolen bases with 23...hit .286 and had 56 RBIS...all-conference selection....tied school record with three doubles in one game (vs Lamar)....also had five RBIs...two home runs twice...16 multi-RBI games...13 multi-hit games.... 2009: ....15 home runs and 57 RBIs (both highs on the team)...batted .301...had a team high .628 slugging percentage...stole 18 bases which was second high in confer-

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ence...hit nine home runs in conference games...started 51 games,..tied school record with two triples in one game and five stolen bases in another..named to freshman All-America teams by Collegiate Baseball and Baseball America.....all-SLC (third team)...13 multi-hit games... five hits vs Northwestern State (5 at bats) and four against UL-Monroe (4 at bats) ...17 multi-RBI games....seven RBIs against Northwestern State...two home runs in three games... Other: prepped at El Campo HS ...four sport standout...all-state in football (wide receiver/defensive back) and all-district in baseball (infielder) and basketball (forward, MVP)...hit 17 career home runs...birthdate 10/23/88....parents are John and Mary Orr...brother Will played golf at UT Tyler..father played football at Sul Ross...honor student in athletic training McNeese StatisticsYear G/GS AB R H BI 2B 3B HR AVG SB PO- A-E-Pct. ‘09 51-51 196 52 59 57 11 4 15 .301 18 105- 3-7-.939‘10 58-57 224 52 64 56 14 2 17 .286 23 142- 9-2-.987Totals 109-108 420 104 123 113 25 6 32 .293 41 247-12-9-.966


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31JADEN DILLON PITCHERR/R, 5-11, 170, Jr, 2L, Bridge City, TX (Bridge City HS)• undefeated last year with 8-0 record

• pre-season all-conference

• SLC and Louisiana Player of the Week

Will continue in a starting role for the Cowboys this year..coming off an undefeated season...moved into starting role last year and became one of the top three2010: posted 8-0 record overall and a 6-0 mark in league play...hurled second most innings on team (82)...lowest opponent batting average on team against him (.258)......eight starts and one complete game...one save...had a 10 inning, 4-3 win over then No. 17 ranked SE Louisiana..gave up only four hits and two earned runs.....SLC and Louisiana pitcher of week for that effort...seven innings of score-less ball against Texas State2009: in first season made 11 appearances and had two starts...mostly used in

relief....0-2 record with 7.94 ERA.....struckout 23 batters in 22.2 innings...made four appear-ances in league play only and struckout five in 3.1 innings....went five innings against Houston and gave up six hits while striking out five...pitched 4.2 innings against Lamar and gave up three hits....losses came against Houston and UL-Monroe....Other: prepped at Bridge City (TX) High and played baseball for former Cowboy standout Billy Bryant...all-district honors in both baseball (OF/P) and basketball (guard)...senior baseball sea-son had a 6-1 record and batted .365....birthdate 1/9/90...parents are Jimmy and Renee Dillon...Health PromotionMcNeese StatisticsYear G W L GS GC SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA ‘09 11 0 2 2 0 0 22.2 30 31 20 23 23 7.94‘10 20 8 0 8 1 1 82.0 77 47 42 34 43 4.61Totals 31 8 2 10 1 1 104.2 107 78 62 57 66 5.35

26BLAKE ELLENDER OUTFIELDR/R, 6-1, 190, Sr, 1L, Sulphur, LA (Sulphur HS, Northeast Texas CC)

• third on team in home runs last year with eight

• team leader with 17 doubles

Will mark second year as starter in the outfield....fifth on team in bat-ting last year....2010: batted .300 with eight home runs (third high on squad)...also third best in slugging pct. with a .498 mark....led team with 17 dou-bles and ranked in top 10 in conference...also hit three triples...stole six bases...committed only three errors in 144 chances...belted two home runs, drove in four runs in 19-12 win over Louisiana Tech...five hits in six at bats against Texas Southern....21 multi hit games

Other: birthdate 9/22/88...... played two seasons at Northeast Texas CC and stole 52 bases...drove in 45 runs and hit three home runs....at Sulphur High he earned all-state honors as a centerfielder and had a .500 batting average with six home runs and 35 RBIs his senior season...played on state runnerup teams in both baseball and football (wide receiver)....General Studies parents are David and Tracy Ellender

McNeese StatisticsYear G/GS AB R H BI 2B 3B HR AVG SB PO- A-E-Pct. ‘10 55-53 237 51 71 35 17 3 8 .300 6 138-3-3-.979


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SETH GRANGER OUTFIELDL/R, 6-1, 200, Jr, 1L, Iowa, LA (Iowa HS, LSU-Eunice JC)• led team in triples last year

• shifted from DH to starting role in outfield

Used mainly a designated hitter last year and will move into a start-ing role in the outfield this season..expected to help with power at the plate2010: appeared in 56 games and started 55...posted a .267 batting av-erage with three home runs...led team and ranked among the confer-ence leaders with five triples....also hit nine doubles...had 58 hits and 38 RBIs...four RBIs in win over Valparaiso...four hits in win over Central Arkansas...four hits vs Nicholls....11 multi-hit games.Other:....played one year at LSU-Eunice, batting .325 with seven home

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runs and 48 RBIs...also stole 16 bases...started 49 games and posted 1.000 field-ing average with no errors in 69 chances...played centerfield at Iowa HS...batted .510 with four homers and 47 RBIs senior season...all-district...all-state line-backer (twice) for football team...four year letterman in both sports...birthdate 10/13/89...parents are Johnny and Tracy Granger...dad played football at UL-Lafayette...uncle Joey Granger played football at McNeese....General StudiesMcNeese StatisticsYear G/GS AB R H BI 2B 3B HR AVG SB PO- A-E-Pct. ‘10 56-55 217 27 58 38 9 5 3 .267 4 3 - 1 - 0 -1.000

DUSTIN LLOYD PITCHERR/R, 6-3, 170, Jr, 1L, Friendswood, TX (Friendswood HS, Galveston College)

• in starting rotation for second time

• throws fast ball in the low 90s

• ranked among conference leaders in strikeouts in 2010

Heads into season in the starting rotation and is back as the top strike-out astist on the squad....can toss the fast ball in the high 80s and low 90s..2010: posted a 4-6 record with a 5.88 ERA.....made 16 appearances and started a team high 14 games...had two complete games (Sam Houston State and Lamar) ...hurled nine innings of one run ball against SFA and had a no decision....struckout 84 batters in a team

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high 90.1 innings....won four of his last six starts....all four victories came in conference play...victories came over C. Arkansas, Sam Houston State, UT Arlington and Lamar....Other:....prepped at Friendswood (TX) High School and earned all-district and all-Greater Houston area honors...birthdate 4/3/89...parents are Keith and Debra Lloyd.......uncle Ron Roznvosky played baseball at Texas....General StudiesMcNeese StatisticsYear G W L GS GC SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA ‘10 16 4 6 14 2 0 90.1 112 65 59 30 84 5.88


Josh LeBert Second Base/OutfieldR/R, 5-10, 180, Jr, 2L, Lake Charles, LA (Barbe HS)• made four starts last season

• no errors in 22 chances

He’s probably going to see action both in the infield and the outfield...has played both during his career2010: batted .273 with nine hits in 33 trips to the plate...home run and three hits in win over Texas South-ern....also scored four times in that game2009:saw action in 16 games and started four....batted .316 with six hits in 19 trips to the plate...went three for six with a RBI against Ark-Little Rock and was two for four with a RBI against Texas South-ern...had three stolen bases (in three attempts)....Other: prepped at Barbe High where he earned all-state, all-district and all-SW Louisiana honors..batted .438 in senior year ...had 53 hits and scored 53 runs...also football and track letterman...birthdate 4/4/90...parents are Jim and Terry LeBert...uncle is James Gallier, a former McNeese all-conference first baseman...graduated in top 10

Trey McGee Pitcher/OutfieldL/L, 6-2, 160, Soph, Trf, Bossier City, LA (Haughton HS, Centenary)

• played at Centenary last season

• expected to see action on the mound in long relief

He’s a versatile performer who could see action in his first year with the Cowboys on the mound and in the outfield...played both during his time with Centenary....hurled 11.3 innings, posted a 1-0 record and a 3.18 ERA....at the plate he batted .269 with four stolen bases.OTHER: prepped at Haughton High School where he earned letters in baseball and football (wide receiver and safety)....all-state and district MVP in baseball, batting .425, hitting three home runs and stealing 19 bases his senior year...also went 5-1 on the mound with a 3.32 ERA in 31.2 innings....in football he earned academic all-state honors.....birthdate 6/16/91...parents are Buck and Tina McGee....member of National Honor society....voted Mr. HHS...president of FCA chapter...Business Management major

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percent of his high school class...honor student at McNeese majoring in Health and Human Performance (Exercise Science)...posted a 4.00 GPA last fall semesterMcNeese Statistics Year G/S AB R H BI 2B 3B HR AVG SB PO-A-E-PCT.2009 16/4 19 5 6 3 0 0 0 .316 3 16-1-1-.9442010 21/4 33 10 9 4 1 0 1 .273 1 14-8-0-1.00Totals 37/8 52 15 15 7 1 0 1 .288 4 30-9-1-.975

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• played at Galveston College last year

• will be in relief this season

Expected to be used in both long and short relief this season...competed for Galveston College last year as a pitcher...good control of fastball and curvePRE-MCNEESE: played at Galveston College last season....played prep ball at Marcus High School as a pitcher...highlight of career came in final year when he pitched in regional finals against El Paso.....also played first base.....was a strong safety on the football teamOTHER: birthdate 6/15/91....parents are Tommy and Melinda Johnson....younger brother is Matthew....father played baseball at Eastfield College......Business Management major


Nick Eubanks First BaseR/R, 6-0, 198, Jr, 2L, DeQuincy, LA (DeQuincy HS)

• sat out last season following shoulder surgery

• slated for starting time at first base

Shoulder surgery put him on the bench last year...the year before he played first base and also saw some DH action...2009: started 38 games....batted .268 with four home runs and 34 RBIs...led team in put outs with 323...made only two errors in 346 chances...hit all four home runs in conference games and batted .293...had 15 multi-hit games...wound up season on a seven game hitting streak...2008: as a freshman he played third and hit a home run in his first collegiate game...wound up with seven homers...hit .281..batted .311 in league play...

Renny Weber Infield/CatcherL/R, 5-7, 190, Jr, Trf, Norco, LA (Destrehan HS, Bossier Parish CC)

• record setting season at Bossier Parish CC last year

• over .400 career batting average at BPCC

He brings a consistent bat to the plate and could be used in a designated hitter role this season...transfer from Bossier Parish Community College where he played two seasonsPRE-MCNEESE: played four different positions during two seasons at Bossier Parish CC (third base, shortstop, second base and catcher)....posted a .446 batting average his second season there for a school record...hit .408 his rookie year...named to an all-America squad (third team)..also earned all-confer-ence honors and was an academic all-American......prepped at Destrehan High School where he was a three year letterman...all-state, all-district, all-metro....his .543 batting average and 40 RBI total as a senior ranked among the highest in school history...played for Marty Luquet

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Tyler Park Second BaseR/R, 6-0, 180, Jr, Sqd, Huntsville, TX (Huntsville HS)• coming back from shoulder injury

• played prep ball for former Cowboy standout Shelby Shaw

• played in junior college all star game

Heads into season as the starter at second base...coming back from injury (shoulder)...played in five games last year with two hits and an RBI....he brings a strong glove to the infield2010: saw action in only five games last year, starting three...two hits in 12 trips to plate..one RBIPRE-MCNEESE:...batted .365 for Cisco Junior College, getting 42 hits in 115 trips to the plate...also hit four home runs, six doubles and three triples...drove in 37 runs....had 12 multi-hit games with a high of four hits in the season opener....played shortstop and helped team to a 44-15 record and second place in the conference....played two seasons at Cisco and played in conference all-star game...batted .380 first year....at Huntsville High he was named his team MVP and earned two all-district honors....OTHER: birthdate 6/20/88....parents are Curtis and Kari Park.....General Studies

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Other: prepped at DeQuincy High where he earned all-state honors...hit 42 career home runs and batted .500...SW La. MVP...lettered in football as punter, safety and quarterback....birthdate 8/11/88...parents are Walter and Tanya Eubanks...General Studies

McNeese StatisticsYear G/GS AB R H BI 2B 3B HR AVG SB PO-A- E- Pct. ‘09 42/38 153 29 41 34 9 0 4 .268 1 323-21- 2- .994‘08 53/52 199 27 56 30 9 2 7 .281 2 56-110-19-.897Totals 95-90 352 56 97 64 18 2 11 .276 3 379-131-21-960

Connor Lloyd Shortstop/Second BaseR/R, 5-6, 150, Fr, HS, Marshall, TX (Harleton HS)

• four sport letterman in high school

• district MVP in football and baseball

Comes in with outstanding high school credentials....could see some action in several spots in the infieldPRE-MCNEESE: was a standout four sport letterman (baseball, football, track, basketball) at Harleton High School...pitcher and shortstop in baseball and named to all-state team as well as district MVP...batted .505 his senior year and hit .581 as a junior...three of his four years he batted over .500...helped lead team to four district titles and into regional semifinals...all-district in football as wide receiver, safety, kicker and kick returner...district champion pole vaulter...point guard in basketball...

Phillip Parcell PitcherL/L, 6-0, 160, Sr, 1L, Kingfisher, OK (Kingfisher HS, E. Oklahoma JC)

• only returning lefthanded pitcher on team

• won three games last year

Expected to see starting action as well as relief work...had a good first season last year with three victories in 17 appearances2010: went 3-1 with a 5.72 ERA....had three starts and won two of those...other win came in relief...pitched six innings of four hit ball for win over Texas Southern and then went 5.2 innings and gave up three hits and two runs in another showing against Texas Southern....relief win came over Southeastern Louisiana in 1.1 innings at SLC tournamentPre-McNeese: ..played at Eastern Oklahoma Junior College and started 11 of the 15


Daniel Zaunbrecher First BaseR/R, 6-0, 195, So, 1L, Lake Charles, LA (Barbe HS)• action in 16 games last season

• played on two state championship teams at Barbe

Slated for playing time at first base after seeing action in 16 games and starting four last season...2010: batted .182 with a pair of doubles and four RBIs...handled 53 chances without an error...one hit and two RBIs vs UL Monroe...Pre-McNeese: came from strong prep baseball program at Barbe High where he earned three letters, twice was named to the all-district team and served as the team captain....helped team win two state titles...expected to compete for playing time at first base....attended LSU but was not a member of the baseball team....during his senior year at Barbe he posted a .340 batting average and belted eight home runs...hit .319 with three home runs and 40 RBIs as a junior....earned academic all-state honors in high school..... Other: birthdate 10/25/89....President’s honor list..........parents are Danny and Lily Zaunbrecher.....Biological Science major

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games he appeared in....posted a 4-7 record and a 7.35 ERA....struckout 36 batters in 60 innings and walked 28.......was a two sport standout at Kingfisher (OK) High School...three year letterman as a quarterback in high school and earned all-city honors....pitched and played the outfield in baseball...four letters and named to the all-city team.....Other: birthdate 7/9/88....parents are Chris and Bobbi Parcell....honor student...General Studies McNeese StatisticsYear G W L GS GC SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA ‘10 17 3 1 3 0 0 50.1 62 35 32 15 10 5.72

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McNeese Statistics Year G/GS AB R H BI 2B 3B HR AVG SB PO-A-E-Pct. ‘10 16/4 22 4 4 4 2 0 0 .182 0 49-4-0-1.000


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Trey Rickrode Shortstop/Second BaseR/R, 5-6, 160, Fr, HS, Slidell, LA (Northshore HS)

• played on state championship team in 2009

Expected to challenge for playing time at second base this season....PRE-MCNEESE: standout for Northshore High School...last year batted .343 with 35 hits in 102 at bats...scored 37 runs..had one home run and 18 RBIs...tied for team lead with seven stolen bases...team posted a 21-11 record...as a junior he helped team win the state title...team was 34-2...he batted .382 and had 17 RBIs and six stolen bases...also saw some action on the mound, appearing in seven games and pitching 5.1 innings, striking out six.Other: birthdate 4/22/92....parents are Ric and Melissa Rickrode....Business major

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13Matt Click PitcherR/R, 6-3, 180, Sr, 3L, Austin, TX (McCullum HS)

• tied school record with nine saves last year

• appeared in team high 26 games

Heads into year as one of the top reliefers in the conference...nine saves last year and ranked No. 2 in the SLC2010: turned from starter to reliefer.... saved nine games....had four saves in the last seven games of the season...had a save in the SLC tournament (vs SE Louisiana) ...posted a 2-5 record and a 6.66 ERA...hurled 51.1 innings2009: 2-4 with both wins in conference games...46 strikeouts (team leader)...69 in-nings2008: no decisions in 19 appearances...hurled only complete game of year, 3-1 loss

Shea Daly CatcherR/R, 6-0, 190, Soph, Trf, New Iberia, LA (Catholic HS, LSU-Eunice JC)

• played on national championship team

Will see action behind the plate for the Cowboys...coming from one of the most successful junior college programs in the nationPre-McNeese: played on the national champion LSU-Eunice junior college baseball team last year...batted .256 with three home runs and 14 RBIs...committed only three errors in 122 chances...helped team to a 31-3 overall record...was a four year letterman at Catholic High School of New Iberia...played catcher all four seasons

to NichollsOther: all-district at McCallum High...21-3 won-lost record and 2.14 ERA..also played shortstop and batted .389...led team to two league titles...birthdate 9/24/88...parents are LeRoy and Anne Click...older sister Amber played volleyball at McNeese...Accounting McNeese StatisticsYear G W L GS GC SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA ‘10 26 2 5 4 0 9 51.1 77 41 38 19 48 6.66‘09 14 2 4 12 1 0 69.0 91 62 56 26 46 7.30‘08 19 0 0 1 0 0 23.2 47 40 38 18 17 14.45Totals 59 4 9 17 1 9 144.0 215 143 132 63 111 8.24

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Ryan Sampere PitcherR/R, 6-2, 200, Jr, 1L, Nederland, TX (Nederland HS, Galveston College)• won two games last year, appearing in 14 games

• could be one of the top reliefers on team

Posted an undefeated record last year, appearing in 14 games as a reliefer...had one of the better strike-out ratios on the team2010: went 2-0 with a 5.24 ERA...victories came in relief over UNO and TAM-Corpus....struckout 20 batters in 22 innings...Pre-McNeese: ...one year of junior college ball at Galveston College where he was in the starting rota-tion.....prepped at Nederland, TX were he was an two-time all-district pitcher and the football quarter-back, leading his team to back to back district titles...Other: birthdate 3/4/90....parents are Brian and Paige Sampere....Business Management major...honor student...posted perfect 4.00 GPA last semester McNeese StatisticsYear G W L GS GC SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA ‘109 14 2 0 0 0 0 22.1 28 13 13 7 20 5.24

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Trey Brown PitcherR/R, 6-2, 205, Jr, 2L, Lake Charles, LA (Barbe HS)

• spot starter and reliefer

• 14 appearances a year ago

Has two years of experience and will see more action as a spot starter and relifer....has pitched in 23 games in two seasons2010: 14 appearances and two starts...hurled 25.1 innings and had a 0-1 record...2009: appeared in nine games and started one...had 0-1 mark...struckout five batters in eight in-nings...Pre-McNeese: split his prep career between DeQuincy High (first two years) and Barbe High....went 7-3 with 50 strikeouts in 52 innings in senior year at Barbe...hurled no-hitter against Carencro....prep

record of 30-8...was undefeated (8-0) his junior year...played on state championship team in 2008...all-district and all-SW Louisiana...academic all-state.....Other: birthdate 1/12/90...parents are Bill Jr. and Janice Brown...father and mother graduated from McNeese....majoring in plant pro-cess technology... McNeese StatisticsYear G W L GS GC SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA ‘09 9 0 1 1 0 0 8 13 13 12 9 5 13.50‘10 14 0 1 2 0 0 25.1 33 29 25 12 15 8.88Totals 23 0 2 3 0 0 33.1 46 42 37 21 20 9.99

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Matt Henry CatcherR/R, 5-10, 180, So, 1L, Fort Smith, AR (Southside HS)• started three games as a rookie last year

• strong arm behind the plate

2010: got into seven games and started three...batted .231 with three hits incuding a double...no errors in 23 chancesOther: prepped at Southside High in Arkansas ...posted a .333 batting average in final season....all-conference....three year baseball letterman and twice lettered in tennis...birthdate 11/27/90.....parents are Jim and Cathy Henry.....honor roll student in Gen-eral StudiesMcNeese StatisticsYear G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR AVG SB PO-A-E-Pct.‘10 7 13 3 3 0 1 0 0 .231 0 22-1-0-1.000

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Jordan LeGros PitcherR/R, 6-0, 205, Jr, 1L, Lafayette, LA (Comeaux HS, Bossier Parish CC)

• coming back from Tommy John surgery

• missed all of last season

He’s come back strong after undergoing Tommy John surgery....could be one of the team’s better short reliefers2010: out for year with shoulder surgery2009: appeared in 20 games, second most on the team, as a reliefer....posted a 3-2 won-lost record and had a 7.89 ERA....2-2 in conference games only and made 14 appearances....led the team with four saves....struckout 38 batters in 29.2 innings, the best strikeout ratio on the team...victories came over UL-Monroe, UT-Arlington and Stephen F. Austin (all in a relief role)...

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PRE-MCNEESE: played junior college ball at Bossier Parish where he was 2-1 with a 2.70 ERA his final year...hurled 50 innings and struckout 48 batters..prepped at Comeaux High and earned all-state honors....played third base and pitched...OTHER: birthdate 2/22/889...parents are Brian and Cindy LeGros.....General Studies..

McNeese StatisticsYear G W L GS GC SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA ‘09 20 3 2 2 0 4 29.2 35 28 26 17 40 7.89

Tyler McDonald PitcherR/R, 6-0, 180, Fr, HS, Sulphur, LA (Sulphur HS)

• earned academic all-state honors

Being looked at getting in some long relief action as a rookie this seasonPre-McNeese: four letters at Sulphur High where he pitched and also played third base...helped team to a 19-14 record his senior yearOther: birthdate 4/30/91....National Honor Society....won Sulphur Lions Club award...named to the academic all-state baseball team....parents are Jim and Bonnie McDonald....cousin Phil Fontenot played for the Cowboys in 1993....Chemical Engineering major....named to the President’s honor list in the fall

Matt Williams OutfieldL/L, 6-1, 200, Fr, HS, Cypress, TX (Cypress-Woods HS)

• was a Cum Laude graduate

Could get in some action in the outfield and also as the team’s designated hitter this season...Pre-McNeese: earned all-district honors as a centerfielder....helped team get to the statre playoffs three years running...senior year he batted .352 with nine home runs and 32 RBIs...team won the bi-district title....was selected for the Team Texas-Heartland baseball classicOther: birthdate 8/3/92...was a cum laude graduate at Cypress-Woods... parents are Russell and Mi-chelle Williams....honor roll student in Business Management

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Zach Butler PitcherR/R, 6-3, 200, Sr, 1L, Sugarland, TX (Dulles HS, Temple JC)

• expected to be team’s Friday starter

• complete game win last year

Good fast ball and changeup and breaking ball....being counted on for starting duty...could be the Friday starter...2010: came back from surgery and made 20 appearances, posting a 1-4 record with 5.82 ERA...pitched complete game in win over A&M-Cor-pus...pitched 55.2 innings...struckout 29Pre-McNeese: went 5-2 at Temple with a 4.91 ERA....hurled 51.1 in-

28nings and struckout 58 batters....only walked five batters...prepped at Dulles High and named to all-district team....pitched and played third base...hit .390 with a home run and posted a 6-2 won-loss record, striking out 76 batters and walking only 16.....team MVP...also named best all-around athlete..Other: .birthdate 7/28/89....parents are Brian and Cara Butler...mother played golf at Texas A&M...father played football at Trinity ValleyJunior College...General StudiesMcNeese Statistics Year G W L GS GC SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA ‘10 20 1 4 8 1 0 55.2 63 37 36 29 29 5.83

Ross Rowland PitcherL/L, 6-7, 205, Fr, HS, Cameron, LA (South Cameron HS)

• named to the Southwest Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame

A tall lefthander who could get in some spot duty for the team this season...was a three sport letterman at South Cameron High where he was named all-district in both basketball and baseball...quarterback for the football team....he’s the tallest of the Cowboys...Other: a standout student...salutatorian of his class...National Honor Society...Dis-trict rally in Spanish...birthdate 7/9/91...parents are Thomas and Katherine Row-land...General Studies

Taylor Drake Third BaseR/R, 6-1, 195, Fr, HS, Stillwell, KS (Blue Valley HS)

• a rookie who could take a starting role

• two time prep all-state

He’s an athletic third baseman, a position he played three years in high school...good field and good hitPre-McNeese: two time all-state and led team to two state titles...also all-conference and all-metro...holds his high school’s single season record for doubles and hits...batted .360 with 22 RBIs...named to several national prep school baseball lists...Other: birthdate 12/2/91...parents are Rick and Julie Drake...sister played tennis at Missouri and Northern Illinois..father played baseball at Baker...honor roll student in Pharmacy

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Jonathan Conrad PitcherR/R, 6-3, 195, Sr, 3L, Sulphur, LA (Sulphur HS)• coming back from surgery

• team captain

Coming back from shoulder surgery and could work back into the starting rotation....pitched in four games last year but then got a medical redshirt...good fastball, curve and changeup2010: made five appearances and started four games...3-1 record with 3.65 ERA...24.2 innings and 14 strikeouts...wins over Valparaiso, Lamar and Northwestern State...2009: pitched a team high 71 innings and won three games (won his first two starts)..victories came over Houston Baptist (7 innings, 3 hit shutout ball) , Louisiana Tech and Nicholls State....started 10 games and appeared in 14...one save (against Lamar)...posted a 7.10 ERA...2008: had a 2.25 ERA in conference games only in ‘08...hurled 62 innings that year with 11 starts...OTHER: prepped at Sulphur High...posted 14-2 record as a senior...had a 1.26 ERA...all-state, all-district and all-SW Louisiana honors....birthdate 6/6/88....parents are Steve and Karen Conrad....has seven siblings...honor student majoring in Accounting and Finance...has been named to President’s honor list

McNeese StatisticsYear G W L GS GC SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA ‘10 5 3 1 4 0 0 24.2 20 13 10 8 14 3.65‘09 14 3 6 10 0 1 71 92 57 56 27 32 7.10‘08 15 1 6 11 0 1 62 89 70 55 30 34 7.98‘07 14 1 4 4 0 1 34 40 36 28 19 13 7.41Totals 44 8 17 29 0 3 191.2 241 176 149 84 93 7.01


Kyler Crenshaw First Base/OutfieldL/R, 6-2, 201, Jr, Trf, Brenham, TX (Brenham HS, Angelina JC)

• could also see action as the designated hitter

PRE-MCNEESE: earned junior college honors at Angelina where he batted .353 with five home runs and 20 RBIs...played in Texas-New Mexico all-star game....team went 40-14.....prepped at Brenham High were he batted .427 with 13 doubles, three homers and 46 RBIs se-nior year..also quarterback in football...all-state two years...named to All-Brazos Valley team and to all-Greater Houston team....OTHER: birthdate11/7/89...academic all-state...parents are Kip and Kim Crenshaw...honor roll student in General Studies

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Tyler Parke PitcherR/R, 6-0, 185, Jr, Trf, Brookings, OR (Brookings Harbor HS, C. Arizona JC)

• expected to see action as a short reliefer

PRE-MCNEESE: was one of the main relief pitchers for Central Arizona JC last year...2-0 record with three saves...allowed only eight earned runs over 30 innings...struckout 32 batters, gave up only seven walks and posted a 2.35 ERA...helped team to the region title...played in the ACCAC all-star showcase game....at Brookings High, earned all-state honors and was all-conference...also played football (safety) and member of wrestling teamOTHER: birthdate 11/30/89....parents are Myron and Patty Parke....General Studies

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Taylor Ducoff PitcherR/R, 6-0, 190, So, 1L, Kingwood, TX (St. Puis HS)• expected to be used in relief and starting roles

Will probably see action both as a mid-week starter and as a reliefer2010: made 10 appearances and started five games...posted a 3-2 recod with an 11.95 ERA....pitched 20.1 innings..struckout 15...wins came over Prairie View, ULMonroe and UL Lafay-ette...Other: ...won 30 games at St. Puis High...led team to the state championship...all-state and all-district honors three years running....member of national honor society...named to Dean’s list four years....birthdate 7/15/91....parents are Scott and Laura Ducoff....father played foot-ball at Stephen F. Austin University....Business Finance major...President’s Honor ListMcNeese StatisticsYear G W L GS GC SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA ‘10 10 3 2 5 0 0 20.1 34 28 27 12 14 11.95


Andrew Lalumandier CatcherR/R, 6-4, 220, Jr, Trf, McKinney, TX (McKinney HS, Paris JC)• will contend for starting role

• played two years of junior college ball

Will be in the running for starting role at catcher...brings two seasons of junior college experi-ence to the position.Pre-McNeese: two seasons as catcher at Paris Junior College....prepped at McKinney High where he earned all-district and all-area honors...also basketball letter and was all-district as a guard...led team to district title...played on three straight district champs in baseballOther: birthdate 1/10/90...parents are Sam and Debbie Lalumandier....Criminal Jus-tice major

Coby Miller PitcherR/R, 6-1, 210, Jr, Trf, Sulphur, LA (Sulphur HS, Galveston College)

• probably be used in long relief

• three sport letterman in high school

Played at Galveston College after prep career at Sulphur HighPre-McNeese: had his time on the mound for Galveston College after a career at Sulphur High....was a three sport letter winner at Sulphur...pitcher and first baseman in baseball, quarterback in football and forward in basketballOther: birthdate 10/24/89....parents are Richard Miller and Lori Hogan....Sports Management major....honor roll student

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John Tatum PitcherR/R, 6-4, 225, Jr, Trf, Lufkin, TX (Lufkin HS, Angelina Junior College)• will pitch in a short relief role

• good fastball and off speed pitches

Could be in for a closer role on the mound...bringing in two year’s junior college experience..also played in the field..Pre-McNeese: two seasons of ball at Angelina Junior College where...prepped at Lufkin (TX) High School where he earned all-district honors...arm trouble prevented him from pitching as a senior but he batted .300 with eight home runs and 40 RBIs...had a sub 2.00 ERA as a junior...played third base, first base and pitched Other: birthdate 1/16/90....parents are John and Penny Tatum....General Studies

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Adam Duhon PitcherR/R, 6-0, 180, So, 1L, Lake Charles, LA (Barbe HS)

• expected to see more mound action this year

Relief work will be his calling this season....2010: made three appearances and hurled 3.1 innings....struckout four battersPRE-MCNEESE: undefeated as a prep pitcher in senior year at Barbe High..went 8-0...played on state champions teams in 2006 and 2008...earned academic all-state honorsOTHER: birthdate 4/1/90....Magna Cum Laude graduate...paraents are Danny and Addie Duhon...honor roll student in Mechanical EngineeringMcNeese StatisticsYear G W L GS GC SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA ‘10 3 0 0 0 0 0 3.1 3 3 3 0 4 8.10

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Ty Griffen PitcherR/R, 6-2, 190, Fr, HS, Lake Charles, LA (St. Louis HS)

• could also see some fielding and batting action

He’s a two position performer who will probably concentrate on mound dutiesPRE-MCNEESE: prepped at St. Louis High where he was a standout both in the field and on the mound...earned four letters in baseball and was selected to the all-district team four years in a row..played third base and pitched...also played football as a de-fensive end and earned all-district honors.OTHER: birthdate11/21/91...father (Todd, baseball) and mother (Cathy, basketball) were athletes at McNeese...brother Thad was on the team at UL Lafayette...Basic Studies

Tyler Erickson PitcherL/L, 6-2, 165, Fr, HS, Lumberton, TX (Lumberton HS)

• played infield and also pitched at Lumberton High

Another rookie who will get in some pitching action this season, probably in reliefPRE-MCNEESE: earned four letters and was named to the all-district team three years in a row as both a pitcher and a first baseman...named to the Taso all-star squad....OTHER: birthdate 3/25/92....parents are Steve and Veronica Erickson....Communica-tions major

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2010 McNeese State BaseballGame Results for McNeese State (as of Jun 01, 2010)

(All games)

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Conference Pitcher of record Attend TimeFeb 19, 2010 VALPARAISO W 7-6 9 1-0-0 0-0-0 Dillon, J. (W 1-0) 7 5 2 2:59Feb 20, 2010 VALPARAISO W 8-2 9 2-0-0 0-0-0 Davis, T. (W 1-0) 6 0 2 2:45Feb 21, 2010 VALPARAISO W 12-0 7 3-0-0 0-0-0 Conrad, J. (W 1-0) 5 0 2 1:45Feb 24, 2010 at #1 LSU L 1-2 9 3-1-0 0-0-0 Butler, Z. (L 0-1) 9 8 0 1 2:30Feb 27, 2010 at Louisiana Tech-1 W 19-12 9 4-1-0 0-0-0 Dillon, J. (W 2-0) - 3:25Feb 27, 2010 at Louisiana Tech-2 L 7-8 (10) 4-2-0 0-0-0 Lloyd, D. (L 0-1) 1 1 7 2 3:15Feb 28, 2010 at Louisiana Tech L 5-8 9 4-3-0 0-0-0 Conrad, J. (L 1-1) 8 8 5 2:47Mar 04, 2010 vs Dallas Baptist L 1-2 9 4-4-0 0-0-0 Lloyd, D. (L) 1 0 0 2:44Mar 05, 2010 vs Penn State L 6-12 9 4-5-0 0-0-0 Davis, T. (L 1-1) 1 1 8 2:30Mar 06, 2010 at Lamar W 12-9 9 5-5-0 0-0-0 Conrad, J. (W 2-0) 6 7 4 2:58Mar 10, 2010 NEW ORLEANS W 12-11 9 6-5-0 0-0-0 Sampere, R. (W 1-0) 6 5 8 3:28

* Mar 12, 2010 at Northwestern State L 2-9 9 6-6-0 0-1-0 Lloyd, D. (L 0-1) 4 7 3 2:51* Mar 13, 2010 at Northwestern State W 10-7 9 7-6-0 1-1-0 Conrad, J. (W 3-1) 5 8 9 3:29* Mar 14, 2010 at Northwestern State L 6-16 8 7-7-0 1-2-0 Davis, T. (L 1-2) 4 7 8 2:53* Mar 19, 2010 SOUTHEASTERN LA L 5-6 9 7-8-0 1-3-0 Lloyd, D. (L 0-4) 8 0 2 2:35* Mar 21, 2010 SOUTHEASTERN LA L 2-9 9 7-9-0 1-4-0 Butler, Z. (L 0-2) 0 2:28* Mar 21, 2010 SOUTHEASTERN LA W 4-3 (10) 8-9-0 2-4-0 Dillon, J. (W 3-0) 3 5 2 2:47

Mar 23, 2010 ARKANSAS L 2-3 9 8-10-0 2-4-0 Click, M. (L 0-1) 7 9 2 2:50Mar 24, 2010 ARKANSAS L 6-7 9 8-11-0 2-4-0 Ducoff, T. (L 0-1) 8 2 2 3:13

* Mar 26, 2010 TEXAS A&M-CC W 11-10 (10) 9-11-0 3-4-0 Sampere, R. (W 2-0) 3 4 2 3:27* Mar 27, 2010 TEXAS A&M-CC W 13-12 9 10-11-0 4-4-0 Click, M. (W 1-1) 4 9 8 3:25* Mar 28, 2010 TEXAS A&M-CC W 12-2 7 11-11-0 5-4-0 Butler, Z. (W 1-2) 4 6 2 2:12

Mar 30, 2010 ULM W 13-1 9 12-11-0 5-4-0 Davis, T. (W 2-2) 5 1 4 2:43* Apr 01, 2010 at Central Arkansas W 12-8 9 13-11-0 6-4-0 Lloyd, D. (W 1-4) 4 1 7 3:18* Apr 02, 2010 at Central Arkansas W 12-5 9 14-11-0 7-4-0 Dillon, J. (W 4-0) 2 7 5 3:26* Apr 03, 2010 at Central Arkansas W 7-6 9 15-11-0 8-4-0 Click, M. (W 2-1) 3 0 2 2:50

Apr 06, 2010 at Texas Southern W 15-3 9 16-11-0 8-4-0 Parcell, P. (W 1-0) 2 5 0 2:35Apr 07, 2010 PRAIRIE VIEW W 13-4 9 17-11-0 8-4-0 Ducoff, T. (W 1-1) 5 0 3 2:35

* 04/09/2010 at Sam Houston State W 14-1 7 18-11-0 9-4-0 Lloyd, D. (W 2-4) 5 3 6 2:00* 04/10/2010 at Sam Houston State L 1-7 9 18-12-0 9-5-0 Davis, T. (L 2-3) 4 7 8 2:05* 04/11/2010 at Sam Houston State L 3-6 9 18-13-0 9-6-0 Butler, Z. (L 1-3) 5 1 3 2:29

Apr 14, 2010 TEXAS SOUTHERN W 12-2 7 19-13-0 9-6-0 Parcell, P. (W 2-0) 3 7 6 2:27* Apr 16, 2010 UT-ARLINGTON W 9-4 9 20-13-0 10-6-0 Lloyd, D. (W 3-4) 6 2 6 2:50* Apr 17, 2010 UT-ARLINGTON L 3-13 9 20-14-0 10-7-0 Click, M. (L 2-2) 8 7 3 2:49* Apr 18, 2010 UT-ARLINGTON L 3-9 9 20-15-0 10-8-0 Davis, T. (L 2-4) 5 4 2 2:35

Apr 20, 2010 at Louisiana L 2-5 9 20-16-0 10-8-0 Brown, T. (L 0-1) 1 9 3 8 2:55* Apr 23, 2010 at Stephen F. Austin L 1-2 (12) 20-17-0 10-9-0 Click, M. (L 2-3) 1 8 6 3:14* Apr 24, 2010 at Stephen F. Austin L 6-10 9 20-18-0 10-10-0 Parcell, P. (L 2-1) 3 6 5 2:39* Apr 25, 2010 at Stephen F. Austin W 15-7 9 21-18-0 11-10-0 Dillon, J. (W 5-0) 2 1 4 3:05

Apr 28, 2010 at New Orleans W 14-13 9 22-18-0 11-10-0 Olson, R. (W 1-0) 2 2 7 3:20* Apr 30, 2010 LAMAR W 7-3 9 23-18-0 12-10-0 Lloyd, D. (W 4-4) 6 0 8 2:34* May 01, 2010 at Lamar-1 W 6-3 9 24-18-0 13-10-0 Dillon, J. (W 6-0) - 2:33* May 01, 2010 at Lamar-2 W 5-3 9 25-18-0 14-10-0 Davis, T. (W 3-4) 7 1 2 3:01

May 05, 2010 at ULM W 16-8 9 26-18-0 14-10-0 Ducoff, T. (W 2-1) 4 7 9 3:33* May 07, 2010 TEXAS STATE L 1-13 7 26-19-0 14-11-0 Lloyd, D. (L 4-5) 6 3 8 1:53* May 08, 2010 TEXAS STATE W 5-2 9 27-19-0 15-11-0 Dillon, J. (W 7-0) 5 3 2 2:33* May 09, 2010 TEXAS STATE L 3-6 9 27-20-0 15-12-0 Davis, T. (L 3-5) 3 5 1 2:26* May 15, 2010 at UTSA-1 L 10-11 9 27-21-0 15-13-0 Click, M. (L 2-4) 1 9 0 3:12* May 15, 2010 at UTSA-2 L 10-11 (10) 27-22-0 15-14-0 Click, M. (L 2-5) 1 9 0 4:00* May 16, 2010 at UTSA L 6-7 9 27-23-0 15-15-0 Davis, T. (L 3-6) 1 6 2 2:33

May 18, 2010 LOUISIANA W 5-4 9 28-23-0 15-15-0 Ducoff, T. (W 3-1) 7 5 4 2:30* May 20, 2010 NICHOLLS STATE L 3-15 8 28-24-0 15-16-0 Lloyd, D. (L 4-6) 5 0 4 2:38* May 21, 2010 NICHOLLS STATE W 14-13 9 29-24-0 16-16-0 Dillon, J. (W 8-0) 5 1 3 3:31* May 22, 2010 NICHOLLS STATE L 7-10 9 29-25-0 16-17-0 Olson, R. (L 1-1) 6 1 3 2:55

May 26, 2010 vs Southeastern La. W 8-7 9 30-25-0 16-17-0 Davis, T. (W 4-6) 3 4 3 2:49May 27, 2010 vs Lamar L 7-10 9 30-26-0 16-17-0 Butler, Z. (L) 0May 28, 2010 vs Southeastern La. W 5-4 9 31-26-0 16-17-0 Parcell, P. (W 3-1) 0 2:56May 28, 2010 vs Lamar L 3-9 9 31-27-0 16-17-0 Ducoff, T. (L 3-2) 0 2 hr

() extra inning game

Cowboy Diamond

Fans come out to see the Cowboys play under the lights and the largest crowds have been at night. The diamond was originially construct-ed in 1965 and was renovated when lights were added 13 years ago. Since then a new seated area has been constructed along with new dug-outs and a pavilion has been added down the leftfield line. The stadium seats 2,000. The field is natural turf and the dimensions of the field are 330 down the lines, 375 to the power alleys and 400 to straight away center.

(Cowboy Diamond’s largest crowds)1. vs LSU May 2, 2000 2,1912. vs LSU March 25, 1998 2,0453. vs LSU April 21, 1993 1,8704. vs UL Lafayette April 9, 2002 1,5965. vs LSU March 21, 1990 1,5506. vs UL Lafayette March 21, 1995 1,450


Terry BurrowsSLC Player of Year in 1990

Chip StrattonSLC Player of Year in 1988

McNeese State is the longest standing member of the Southland Conference, the university having joined the league in 1972, nine years after it was founded. In the 39 years that the Cowboys have been members they have won three league titles (1988, 2000, 2006), two conference tournament crowns (2003, 1993) and have finished second three times, placing in the upper division a total of 17 times. The Cowboys have produced four Players of the Year, seven hitters of the year, five pitchers of the year, three newcomers of the year and three coaches of the year.

SLC Player of the Year 1994 - Deron Hofstetter1990 - Terry Burrows1989 - Jeff Gremillion1988 - Chip Stratton

SLC Coach of the Year2006 - Chad Clement2000 - Mike Bianco1988 - Tony Robichaux1979 - Johnny Suydam

SLC Pitcher of the Year 2006 - Danny Davis2000 - Chris Howay1995 - Jon Saylor1990 - Terry Burrows

SLC Hitter of the Year2000 - Chris Williamson1999 - Ben Broussard1998 - Ben Broussard1994 - Deron Hofstetter1989 - Jeff Gremillion1977 - Russell Conner1973 - Paul Young

SLC Newcomer of the Year 1996 - Mike Trahan1994 - Jason LeCronier1988 - Steve Boulet

SLC Rookie of the Year2005 - Bryan Cartie2002 - Dooley Prince

SLC Batting Leader 2001 - .415, Kevin Mitchell1999 - .427, Ben Broussard1994 - .403, Deron Hofstetter1990 - .350, Brian Vidrine1989 - .391, Jeff Gremillion1988 - .391, Chip Stratton1982 - .372, Roger Hickernell

SLC Home Run Leader 2010 - 17, Lee Orr2001 - 19, Kevin Mitchell1999 - 27, Ben Broussard1995 - 15, Jason LeCronier1994 - 16, Jason LeCronier1991 - 12, Kurt Heble1990 - 9, Lance Smith1989 - 13, Jeff Gremillion1988 - 17, Chip Stratton1987 - 14, Kevin Newkirk

SLC RBI Leader2002 - 71, Tommy Eubanks2000 - 70, Chris Williamson1997 - 77, Ben Broussard1994 - 67, Jason LeCronier1993 - 55, Grier Jones1989 - 50, Jeff Gremillion1988 - 58, Chip Stratton

SLC Triples Leader2004 - 6, Chris Fontenot2000 - 5, Chris Williamson1998 - 9, Chris Schmitz1997 - 8, Chris Schmitz1996 - *12, Brig Taylor1988 - 5, Jason Morvant1983 - 5, Carl Grayson* - also led nation

SLC Doubles Leader2005 - 23, Bryan Cartie1994 - 21, Jason LeCronier

SLC Hits Leader1994 - 81, Deron Hofstetter

SLC Runs Scored Leader2010 - 68, Jace Peterson1999 - 74, Ben Broussard

SLC Stolen Base Leader2010 - 35, Jace Peterson2006 - 24, Shon Landry1991 - 28, Jason Morvant1990 - 35, Jason Alleman

SLC On-Base Leader2006 - .489, Bryan Cartie

SLC ERA Leader2006 - 2.43, Danny Davis1990 - 2.92, Terry Burrows

SLC Pitching Victories Leader1993 - 10, Greg Garner1990 - 10, Terry Burrows1988 - 9, Mark Bowling

SLC Strikeout Leader 1990 - 116, Terry Burrows1979 - 82, Ray Fontenot

THE COWBOYS HAVE ALSO LED THE SLC IN TEAM CAT-EGORIES - in the ‘90s McNeese led the SLC in pitching four times and in batting three times.SLC Team titles 2006: .395, On-base pct.; 142, Stolen Bases; 287, Walks2000: .305, Hitting1995: .312, Hitting; 3.08, Pitch-ing1994; .311, Hitting; 2.75, Pitching; .974, Fielding1991: 3.00, Pitching1990: 2.92, Pitching1989: .314, Hitting; .958, Fielding1981: 4.18, Pitching; .963, Field-ing1979: .287, Hitting; .958, Field-ing

THE COWBOYS HAVE TWO SLC TOURNAMENT TITLES TO THEIR CREDIT Since the conference went to a post season tournament in 1993, McNeese has two titles having won the crown in 2003 and in 1993 McNeese in SLC Tournament2007: Lamar 12, McNeese 2 SFA 11, McNeese 32006: NW State 9. McNeese 1 UTA 5, McNeese 12003: McNeese 6, Lamar 4 McNeese 6, NW State 1 McNeese 12, UTA 3 UTA 12, McNeese 7 McNeese 14, UTA 0 2002: McNeese 7, La-Monroe 6 Lamar 4, McNeese 3 NW State 9, McNeese 22000: NW State 6, McNeese 4 S. Hou. 4, McNeese 3 (11)1998: Nicholls 12, McNeese 9 S. Hou. 10, McNeese 51995: NE La. 4, McNeese 0 McNeese 7, NW St. 3 McNeese 4, UTA 2 NE La. 10, McNeese 51994: McNeese 9, NW St. 3 UTSA 10, McNeese 5 NW St. 6, McNeese 31993: McNeese 4, NW St. 2 McNeese 11, S. Hou. 1 McNeese 3, S. Hou. 2

McNeese SLC All-Tournamentselections2003 - *Rusty Begnaud, Tim Lemke, Dooley Prince, Lance Dawkins2002 - Tommy Eubanks2000 - Nolan Parker1998 - Chris Schmitz1995 - Danny Ardoin, Brett Elam, Curt Lowry, Russel Reeder1994 - Damon Rapp, Jason LeC-ronier

Deron HofstetterSLC Player of Year in 1994

Jeff GremillionSLC Player of Year in 1989

1993 - *Ryan Robertson, Clint Gould, Trent Bourque, Deron Hofstetter, Chris Mayfield, Greg Garner* - tournament MVP

The Southland Conference


Season by SeasonYear Record Conf Conf/Finish Coach All-Conference (first team only); All-American2010 31-27 16-17 SLC/6th Terry Burrows Jace Peterson (SS)2009 21-30 10-22 SLC/10th Terry Burrows Taylor Freeman (C), Shon Landry (SS), Lee Orr (OF, freshman all-American) 2008 13-4 7-23 SLC/10th Terry Burrows -2007 21-35 17-12 SLC/5th Overall/ Chad Clement/ Charlie Kingrey (OF), Bryan Cartie (3B) 2nd In SLC East Chris Fackler2006 35-20 22-8 SLC/1st Chad Clement +Danny Davis (P), Charlie Kingrey (OF), Bryan Cartie (3B); Shon Landry (freshman all-American)2005 23-31 12-15 SLC/7th Chad Clement Jacob Marceaux (P), @Bryan Cartie and Taylor Faul (freshman All-American)2004 24-29 11-16 SLC/7th Chad Clement - 2003 31-30 12-15 SLC/6th Todd Butler #(Rusty Begnaud - P) 2002 30-28 15-12 SLC/5th Todd Butler Ran Prince (C), @(Dooley Prince - OF) 2001 29-25 12-15 SLC/7th Todd Butler Kevin Mitchell (1B), 2000 39-20 20-7 SLC/1st Mike Bianco ^Chris Williamson (1B), Stuart Landreneau (2b), +Chris Howay (P), Kevin Mitchell (DH) 1999 31-25 12-15 SLC/8th Mike Bianco ^Ben Broussard (1B) 1998 30-26 13-10 SLC/3rd Mike Bianco ^Ben Broussard (1B), Tyson Switzenberg (2B), Chris Schmitz (OF)1997 19-32-1 11-19 SLC/5th Jim Ricklefsen -1996 23-31 10-20 SLC/6th Jim Ricklefsen Mike Trahan (2B)1995 41-16 17-6 SLC / 2nd Jim Ricklefsen +Jon Saylor (P), Danny Ardoin (C), Brett Elam (SS),Jason LeCronier (OF), Curt Lowry (OF), Ryan Robertson (DH)1994 41-17 13-9 SLC / 4th Tony Robichaux *^Deron Hofstetter (OF), Jason LeCronier (OF), Ryan Robertson (C), Clint Gould (1B), Trent Bourque (SS) 1993 38-23 14-10 SLC / 4th Tony Robichaux Clint Gould (1B)1992 30-22 9-12 SLC / 4th Tony Robichaux - 1991 34-18 4-11 SLC / 4th Tony Robichaux Brad Holland (2B), Jason Morvant (3B)1990 35-20 10-7 SLC / 3rd Tony Robichaux *Terry Burrows (P), Brian Vidrine (OF), Lance Smith (C) 1989 35-18 10-7 SLC / 3rd Tony Robichaux *^Jeff Gremillion (OF), Charles Phillips (2B)1988 31-31 13-7 SLC / 1st Tony Robichaux *Chip Stratton (1B), Charles Phillips (SS), Steve Boulet (OF),Mark Bowling (P)1987 19-28 7-9 SLC / 2nd Nolan Viator Charles Phillips (SS), Chris Fackler (3B)1986 28-24 9-4 SLC / 3rd Triny Rivera Mark Chapman (3B)1985 21-24-1 7-6 SLC / 3rd Triny Rivera Terry Bond (OF)1984 16-30 8-16 SLC / 4th Triny Rivera -1983 22-36 8-8 SLC / 3rd Triny Rivera David Perez (OF)1982 28-26 11-5 SLC / 4th Triny Rivera Carl Grayson (OF), Roger Hickernell (SS)1981 26-31-1 1-15 SLC / 6th Triny Rivera Kim Bryant (C), James Gallier (1B)1980 21-20 7-8 SLC / 4th Johnny Suydam Shanie Dugas (SS)1979 34-16 12-8 SLC / 3rd Johnny Suydam Shanie Dugas (SS), Ray Fontenot (P), James Gallier (1B),Jim Young (OF)1978 16-31 2-18 SLC / 6th Johnny Suydam -1977 19-26 8-7 SLC / 2nd Hubert Boales ^Russell Conner (OF), Keith Guthrie (1B)1976 26-19-2 7-8 SLC / 3rd Hubert Boales -1975 16-26 5-10 SLC / 5th Hubert Boales Nathan Fontenot (OF), Bill Simon (3B)1974 21-24 10-5 SLC / 4th Hubert Boales Phillip Smith (1B), Neal Spencer (OF)1973 15-16 5-7 SLC / 6th Hubert Boales Bill Simon (3B), ^Paul Young (OF)1972 22-15 Independent Hubert Boales -1971 20-18-1 11-11 GSC / 4th Hubert Boales Neal Spencer (OF), Dick Morris (1B), Tom Crawford (SS)1970 19-17 14-10 GSC / 4th Hubert Boales Tom Crawford (SS), Allan Ladd (P), Dick Morris (1B)1969 19-16 14-10 GSC / 3rd Hubert Boales Coco Rossitto (OF), Cecil Heard (3B)1968 13-20-1 9-12-1 GSC / 4th Hubert Boales Gerald Andrus (OF)1967 14-13-1 11-10-1 GSC / 3rd Desmond Jones Bobby Barnes (P), Phil Culotta (2B), Jeep Colburn (Util.)1966 5-21 5-17 GSC / 7th Desmond Jones Greg Dupin (Util.)1965 7-23 4-16 GSC / 6th Ted Chapman Kirby Fontenot (Util.)1964 8-18 4-12 GSC / 6th Ted Chapman Jim Blake (Util.), Ken Rabalais (Util.)1963 9-17 8-12 GSC / 4th Ted Chapman -1962 14-14 10-9 GSC / 4th Ralph O. Ward Bob Gilmore (C), Ted Vallery (OF)1961 21-12 12-7 GSC / 3rd Reed Stephens Charles Stevenson (Inf.), Joe Kazmar (Inf), Don Barnett (OF), Jim Bischoff (P)1960 15-14 6-9 GSC / 5th Reed Stephens Charles Stevenson (Inf.)1959 11-18 4-11 GSC / 6th Reed Stephens *Amos Ivey (OF), Frank Glenn (OF)1958 11-10 6-9 GSC / 6th Reed Stephens Amos Ivey (OF), Kenneth King (OF)1957 9-13 5-8 GSC / 4th Reed Stephens James Moss (OF), Glen Luker (C), Charles Decker (P)1956 11-5 9-3 GSC / 1st Reed Stephens *Charles Decker (P), Buck Fulco (SS), James Moss (OF), Glen Luker (C)1955 6-12 4-8 GSC / 6th Kenneth Bahnsen Buck Fulco (SS)1954 7-11 4-7 GSC / 5th Cliff Johnson Buck Fulco (SS)1953 1-13 9-9 GSC / 6th Cliff Johnson * - player of year + - pitcher of year ^-hitter of the year @freshman of the year # - SLC tournament MVP


McNeese RecordsBATTING

At Bat

Game: 10, Dick Morris vs ULL, 1971; 10, Jimmy Davis vs ULL, 1971Season: 241, Tyson Switzenberg 1998Career: 771, Ran Prince 2000-2003Runs Scored

Game: 5, Deron Hofstetter vs Baylor, 1994Season: 74, Ben Broussard 1999Career: 163, Stuart Landreneau 1997-2000Hits

Game: 6, Ran Prince vs Arkansas, 2002Season: 90, Ben Broussard 1999Career: 244, Charlie Kingrey 2004-2007RBIs

Game: 8, Ryan Robertson vs SFAustin 1994; 8, Kevin Mitchell vs SE Louisiana 2001Season: 91, Ben Broussard 1999Career: 174, Ben Broussard 1996-99Home Runs

Game: 3, Charles Wimberly vs Centenary 1968; 3, James Gallier vs Lamar, 1982; 3 Jeff Gremillion vs Stephen F. Austin 1989; 3, Ryan Robertson vs SF Austin 1994; 3, Ben Broussard vs Baylor 1999; 3, Steven Irvine vs Louisiana Tech 2010Season: *27, Ben Broussard 1999Career: 43, Ben Broussard 1996-99Doubles

Game: 3, by severalSeason: 23, Bryan Cartie, 2005Career: 60, Bryan Cartie 2005-2007Triples

Game: 2, Lee Orr vs La Tech, 2009; 2, Kurt Heble vs Cameron State 1991; 2, Brandon Orlando vs Texas Southern 1995; 2 Brig Taylor vs Loyola 1996; 2, Dooley Prince vs SE Louisiana 2002Season: *12, Brig Taylor 1996Career: 17, Chris Schmitz 1997-98Base on Balls

Game: 4, Bryan Cartie vs LeMoyne 2007; 4, Clint Gould vs UT San Antonio, 1993Season: 62, Clint Gould, 1993Hit by Pitch

Game: 3, Therrance Chretien vs UT San Antonio 1999; 3, Doug Cormier vs UT San Antonio 1999; 3, Dooley Prince vs UT Pan American and vs Arkansas , 2002; Season: 20, Dooley Prince 2002Career: 32, Dooley Prince 2002-2003Stolen Bases

Game: 5, Lee Orr vs C. Arkansas 2009; 5, Deron Hofstetter vs UT San Antonio, 1993; 5, Ran Prince vs Nicholls State 2003Season: 35, Jace Peterson, 2010; 35, Jason Alleman 1990Career: 69, Jason Morvant 1988-91; 69, Ran Prince 2000-2003Grand Slam Home Runs

Game: 1, Bryn Thompson vs Central Arkansas, 4/2/2010; 1, (Ryan Brauninger vs Lamar 2008; Mace Hebert vs La-Monroe 2008; Brad Becker vs La-Monroe 2007; Charlie Kingrey vs UT Arlington 2006; Taylor Faul vs Prairie View, 2005; Dustin Smith vs South Alabama, 2004; Dooley Prince vs

Ben Broussard vs Louisiana Tech (twice), Indiana State, SE Louisiana, 1999; Stuart Landreneau vs Texas State, 1999; David Waggoner, 1998; Shane Heinen 1998; Doug Cormier 1998; Mike Trahan twice in 1996; Brig Taylor 1996; Shane Heinen 1996; David Ackal 1995; Rico Gholsten vs Sothern 1991; Rico Gholsten vs Lamar 1991; Scott Hiers vs Texas Wesleyan 1991; Charlie Phillips vs SFA 1990; Tyler Todd vs SE Louisiana 1990; Kip Manuel twice in 1989; Paul Welsh 1989; Paul Welsh 1988; Chip Stratton 1988; Randy Habetz 1988; David Hartman vs UTA 1983; Mike Prouse vs UNO 1983; Keith Woods vs Houston 1978; Russell Conner 1977; Rus-sell Conner 1977; Keith Guthrie vs NW State 1976; Charlie Powell vs USL 1972; Howard Schmitt 1960) Season: *4, Ben Broussard 1999Career: 4, Ben BroussardInside the park Home Run

Dustin Smith vs UT Arlington, 2004Batting Average

Season: 431, Amos Ivey 1959Career: .369, Amos Ivey 1958-60Slugging Pct.

Season: .915, Ben Broussard 1999Career: .722, Ben Broussard 1996-99Total Bases

Game: 14, Kevin Mitchell vs SE Louisiana 2001Season: 193, Ben Broussard 1999

Hitting Streak

24, Joe Hulett 2007Home Runs in a Single Inning

2, Shane Heinen vs Southwest Texas 1999Put outs

Game: 23, Kevin Mitchell vs SE Louisiana 2001Season: 460, Jeremy Troutman, 1997Assists

Game:10, Brian Bernhardt vs Arkansas State 2003Season: 157, Brian Bernhardt 2003

PITCHING

Appearances

Season: 31, Chad Clement, 1995Career: *101, Danny Davis 2004-2007Complete Games

Season: 11, Ray Fontenot 1978Career: *29, Ray Fontenot 1976-79Innings Pitched

Game: 17, Allan Ladd vs USL 1971Season: 125.2, Chris Howay 2000Career: 347.2,Chris Denton 2003-2007Strikeouts

Seven Inning Game: 15, Ray Fontenot vs La. Col-lege 1979; 15, Terry Burrows vs La. College 1989Nine Inning Game: 19, Terry Burrows vs USL 1990Season: 116, Terry Burrows 1990Career: 299, Jared Gothreaux 1999-2002No-Hit Games

Season: Chris Howay vs Sam Houston 2001; Chuck Richardson vs Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1973; Kenny LeBleu vs La Tech 1971; Bobby Barnes vs ULL 1967

Shutouts

Season: 3, severalCareer: *9, Ray Fontenot 1976-79Victories

Season: 11, Chris Howay 2000Career: 28, Jared Gothreaux 1999-2002Lowest ERA

Season: 1.02, Ray Fontenot 1976Career: 2.00, Roy Armstrong 1968-69Consecutive Scoreless Innings

Season: 23, Terry Burrows 1989Saves

Season: 9, Matt Click, 2010; 9, Jon Saylor 1994Career: 17, Chad Clement 1992-95

TEAM

Runs

Inning: 12 vs Southwest Texas 1999Game: 25 vs Southwest Texas 1999 Season: 462 (1998)Hits

Game: 26 vs Delaware State 2003Season: 620 (2002)Stolen Bases

Game: 9 vs New York Tech, 1993; 9 vs Prairie View, 1993Season: 154 (1993)Home Runs

Inning: 3, vs Southwest Texas 1999Game: 8 vs Louisiana Tech, 2010Season: 81, 1999Double Plays

Game: 5 vs USL, 1995; 5 vs Nicholls St., 2005Season: 58 (1993)Consecutive Wins

Season: 11 in 1988 and 1989Consecutive Conference Wins

Season: 12 in 2006Batting Average

Season: .316 (2009)Doubles

Game: 8 vs Arkansas (2002); 8 vs Delaware State (2003)Season: 120 (1994)Triples:

Game: *5 vs Southern 1991Season: 31 (2004)Triple Play

Game: 1 vs Northwestern University, 2001; 1 vs Louisiana Tech 2004 (Walt Nolen - P - to Shawn Yarbrough - SS - , Owen Clanton - 1B); 1 vs Texas State (May 8, 2010) - Steve Irvine to Matt Fonrtenot to Bryn ThompsonPitching Shutouts

Season: 7 (1979)Hit by Pitch

Game: 9 vs Prairie View, 2010

Games Won

Season: 41 in 1994; 41 in 1995

SLC Games Won

Season: 22 by the 2006 team

Longest Game

23 innings: 1971, USL 6, McNeese 5

* - also a conference record

2011 MCNEESE BASSEBALL 27

BATTING AVERAGE‘10: .353, Jace Peterson‘09: .366, Jace Peterson‘08: .372, Taylor Freeman‘07: .360, Charlie Kingrey‘06: .339, Bryan Cartie‘05: .348, Bryan Cartie‘04: .328 Charlie Kingrey‘03: .340, Dooley Prince‘02: .360, Ran Prince‘01: .415, Kevin Mitchell‘00: .386, Chris Williamson‘99: .438, Ben Broussard‘98: .385, Ben Broussard‘97: .322, Tyson Switzenberg‘96: .344, Mike Trahan‘95: .366, Curt Lowry‘94: .403, Deron Hofstetter‘93: .341, Deron Hofstetter‘92: .315, Rico Gholston‘91: .357, Bubba Thurman‘90: .350, Brian Vidrine‘89: .390, Jeff Gremillion‘88: .391, Steve Boulet‘87: .397, Chip Stratton‘86: .335, Kenny Miller‘85: .337, Terry Bond‘84: .315, Billy Bryant‘83: .326, David Perez‘82: .372, Roger Hickernell‘81: .358, Roger Hickernell‘80: .327, Shanie Dugas‘79: .372, Jim Young‘78: .324, David Ortego‘77: .358, Russell Conner‘76: .303, Rodney Paulette‘75: .366, Bill Simon‘74: .326, Neal Spencer‘73: .354, Paul Young‘72: .357, Dick Morris‘71: .314, Neal Spencer‘70: .301, Jimmy Davis‘69: .333, Coco Rossitto‘68: .311, Gerald Andrus‘67: .288, Phil Cullota‘66: .289, Glen Montreuil‘65: .272, Kirby Fontenot‘64: .315, Jim Blake‘63: .277, Ted Vallery‘62: .349, Ted Vallery‘61: .388, Don Barnett‘60: .310, Clive Gustine‘59: .431, Amos Ivey‘58: .407, Amos Ivey‘57: .304, James Moss‘56: .350, James Moss‘55: .254, Jerry Hamilton‘54: .282, Ted Chapman‘53: .255, Ted Chapman

HOME RUNS‘10: 17, Lee Orr‘09: 15, Lee Orr‘08: 8, Taylor Freeman‘07: 15, Charlie Kingrey‘06: 9, Charlie Kingrey ‘05: 6, Taylor Faul 6, Chad Carnahan‘04: 6, Charlie Kingery‘03: 14, Tim Lemke‘02: 12, Tim Lemke‘01: 19, Kevin Mitchell‘00: 13, Chris Williamson‘99: 27, Ben Broussard‘98: 16, Ben Broussard‘97: 8, Mike Trahan‘96: 10, Mike Trahan‘95: 15, Jason LeCronier

‘94: 16, Jason LeCronier‘93: 10, Clint Gould‘92: 12, Rico Gholston‘91: 13, Kurt Heble‘90: 9, Lance Smith‘89: 13, Jeff Gremillion‘88: 17, Chip Stratton‘87: 14, Kevin Newkirk‘86: 8, Kenny Miller‘85: 9, several‘84: 7, Terry Bond‘83: 7, Todd Griffin‘82: 7, Lud Henry‘81: 13, Kim Bryant‘80: 7, Kim Bryant‘79: 11, Shanie Dugas‘78: 5, Jim Young‘77: 12, Russell Conner‘76: 5, Philip Smith‘75: 3, several‘74: 6, Philip Smith‘73: 3, several‘72: 7, Tom Crawford‘71: 5, Gary Anderson‘70: 8, Dick Morris‘69: 4, several‘68: 5, Charles Wimberly‘67: 3, several‘66: 2, several‘65: 3, Kirby Fontenot‘64: 3, Ken Rabalais‘63: 2, Ted Vallery‘62: 5, Lenny Kahn‘61: 5, Don Barnett‘60: 4, Charles Stevenson‘59: 7, Charles Stevenson‘58: 3, Gene Gibson‘57: 3, James Moss‘56: 3, Robert Morris‘55: 1, several‘54: 3, Ted Chapman‘53: 1, Lou Cosco

RUNS BATTED IN‘10: 64, Steven Irvine‘09: 57, Lee Orr‘08: 52, Taylor Freeman‘07: 47, Charlie Kingrey‘06: 51, Charlie Kingrey‘05: 38, Charlie Kingrey‘04: 34, Charlie Kingrey‘03: 55, Tommy Eubanks‘02: 71, Tommy Eubanks‘01: 64, Kevin Mitchell‘00: 70, Chris Williamson‘99: 91, Ben Broussard‘98: 77, Ben Broussard‘97: 38, Chris Schmitz‘96: 53, Mike Trahan‘95: 51, Jason LeCronier‘94: 67, Jason LeCronier‘93: 55, Grier Jones‘92: 49, Rico Gholston‘91: 44, Rico Gholston‘90: 42, Lance Smith‘89: 50, Jeff Gremillion‘88: 58, Chip Stratton‘87: 40, Chip Stratton‘86: 37, Joe Pantoja‘85: 37, Terry Bond‘84: 28, Terry Bond‘83: 33, Mark Chapman‘82: 34, Lud Henry‘81: 45, Kim Bryant‘80: 32, Shanie Dugas‘79: 40, Jim Young‘78: 23, several‘77: 40, Russell Conner

Taylor Freeman

‘76: 25, several‘75: 26, Bill Simon‘74: 31, Philip Smith‘73: 19, Paul Young‘72: 27, Tom Crawford‘71: 23, Dick Morris‘70: 23, Dick Morris‘69: 20, Dick Morris‘68: 23, Charles Wimberly‘67: 12, George Colburn‘66: 8, Tom LeBlanc‘65: 11, Kirby Fontenot‘64: 12, Ken Rabalais‘63: 13, Ted Vallery‘62: 19, Joe Kazmar‘61: 25, Don Barnett‘60: 18, Charles Stevenson‘59: 29, Charles Stevenson‘58: 21, Kenneth King‘57: 14, James Moss‘56: 17, James Moss‘55: 14, Jerry Hamilton‘54: 14, Ted Chapman‘53: 8, several

BASE HITS‘10: 85, Steven Irvine‘09: 62, Taylor Freeman 62, Sam Merrill‘08: 67, Taylor Freeman‘07: 69, Bryan Cartie‘06: 67, Charlie Kingrey‘05: 73, Bryan Cartie‘04: 65, Dustin Smith‘03: 82, Dooley Prince‘02: 81, Ran Prince‘01: 80, Kevin Mitchell‘00: 81, Chris Williamson‘99: 90, Ben Broussard‘98: 89, Chris Schmitz‘97: 58, Mike Trahan‘96: 62, Mike Trahan‘95: 74, Curt Lowry‘94: 81, Deron Hofstetter‘93: 71, Deron Hofstetter‘92: 53, Rico Gholston‘91: 59, Kurt Heble‘90: 53, Lance Smith‘89: 66, Jeff Gremillion‘88: 59, Chip Stratton 59, Steve Boulet‘87: 54, Chip Stratton‘86: 61, Kenny Miller‘85: 52, Terry Bond‘84: 41, several‘83: 47, Mark Chapman

‘82: 64, Roger Hickernell‘81: 66, Roger Hickernell‘80: 42, Joey Armentor‘79: 61, Jim Young‘78: 44, Joey Armentor‘77: 54, Russell Conner‘76: 47, Rodney Paulette‘75: 48, Bill Simon‘74: 47, Neal Spencer‘73: 35, Paul Young‘72: 40, Dick Morris‘71: 40, Gary Anderson‘70: 38, Tom Crawford‘69: 28, several‘68: 33, Gerald Andrus‘67: 25, George Colburn‘66: 24, Glenn Montreuil‘65: 23, Johnny Hunter‘64: 18, Ken Rabalais‘63: 19, Jim Blake‘62: 30, Barney Bridges‘61: 40, Don Barnett‘60: 27, Amos Ivey‘59: 47, Amos Ivey‘58: 35, Amos Ivey‘57: 21, James Moss‘56: 21, James Moss‘55: 18, Jerry Hamilton‘54: 22, Ted Chapman‘53: 13, several

RUNS SCORED‘10: 68, Jace Peterson‘09: 52, Lee Orr‘08: 42, Shon Landry‘07: 43, Charlie Kingrey‘06: 53, Bryan Cartie‘05: 51, Bryan Cartie‘04: 49, Brian Bernhardt‘03: 48, Tommy Eubanks‘02: 51, Ran Prince‘01: 48, Kevin Mitchell‘00: 61, Chris Williamson‘99: 74, Ben Broussard‘98: 69, Chris Schmitz‘97: 37, Mike Trahan‘96: 45, Brig Taylor‘95: 53, Curt Lowry‘94: 52, Deron Hofstetter 52. Jason LeCronier‘93: 52, Deron Hofstetter‘92: 40, Chris Mayfield‘91: 36, Kurt Heble‘90: 35, Jason Alleman‘89: 47, Jeff Gremillion‘88: 43, Chip Stratton‘87: 48, Kevin Newkirk‘86: 45, Kenny Miller‘85: 34, Terry Bond‘84: 27, Jim Ricklefsen‘83: 30, David Mees‘82: 35, James Gallier‘81: 34, Kim Bryant‘80: 31, Shanie Dugas‘79: 39, Shanie Dugas‘78: 29, Shanie Dugas‘77: 34, several‘76: 27, several‘75: 21, Tom Stelly‘74: 25, Philip Smith‘73: 22, Paul Young‘72: 27, Tony Niel‘71: 22, Dick Morris‘70: 21, Tom Crawford‘69: 23, Tom Crawford‘68: 19, Paul Young‘67: 18, George Colburn

‘66: 14, Glenn Montreuil‘65: 13, several‘64: 10, Tom Barousse‘63: 10, several‘62: 22, Bob Gilmore‘61: 29, Don Barnett‘60: 21, Charles Stevenson‘59: 35, Amos Ivey‘58: 25, Amos Ivey‘57: 15, Gene Gibson‘56: 20, Ronnie Dees‘55: 11, Ted Chapman‘54: 15, Anthony Fulco‘53: 8, Ted Chapman

DOUBLES‘10: 17, Blake Ellender‘09: 13, Ryan Brauninger, Tay-lor Freeman, Sam Merrill:08: 20, Taylor Freeman‘07: 20, Bryan Cartie‘06: 17, Bryan Cartie‘05: 23, Bryan Cartie‘04: 16, Dustin Smith 16, Brian Bernhardt‘03: 20, Ran Prince‘02: 20, Ran Prince‘01: 20, Kevin Mitchell‘00: 17, Nolan Parker‘99: 14, Ben Broussard‘98: 17, Chris Schmitz‘97: 16, Mark Selway‘96: 17, Mike Trahan‘95: 12, Jason LeCronier‘94: 21, Jason LeCronier‘93: 14, Grier Jones‘92: 11, Brad Holland‘91: 11, several‘90: 12, Chris Fackler‘89: 14, Charlie Phillips‘88: 13, Steve Boulet‘87: 13, Charlie Phillips‘86: 11, Chip Stratton‘85: 12, Joe Pantoja‘84: 10, Dino Pucci‘83: 9, David Hartman‘82: 10, Billy Bryant‘81: 9, Lud Henry‘80: 12, several‘79: 9, Shanie Dugas‘78: 12, Rodney Caldwell‘77: 11, Keith Woods‘76: 11, Russell Conner‘75: 13, Rodney Paulette‘74: 7, Bill Simon‘73: 8, Philip Smith‘72: 5, Paul Young‘71: 8, Tony Niel‘70: 11, Tom Crawford‘69: 8, Jimmy Davis‘68: 8, Coco Rossitto‘67: 6, Coco Rossitto‘66: 4, Dickie Wicks‘65: 4, Glen Montreuil‘64: 4, Ken Rabalais‘63: 4, Jerry Swinson‘62: 7, Joe Kazmar‘61: 6, Barney Bridges‘60: 7, Charles Stevenson‘59: 5, several‘58: 2, Amos Ivey‘57: 4, several‘56: -‘55: 7, Anthony Fulco‘54: 3, Ted Chapman‘53: 4, Woody Watson

Year by Year Leaders


TRIPLES‘10 5, Seth Granger‘09: 4 Lee Orr, Nick Eubanks‘08: 3, several‘07: 4, Shon Landry‘06: 4, Shon Landry‘05: 2, several‘04: 6, Chris Fontenot‘03: 4, Tommy Eubanks‘02: 6, Dooley Prince‘01: 4, Ran Prince‘00: 5, Chris Williamson‘99: 4, Ben Broussard‘98: 9, Chris Schmitz‘97: 8, Chris Schmitz‘96: 12, Brig Taylor‘95: 6, Danny Ardoin‘94: 4, Jason LeCronier‘93: 4, Mike Pierce‘92: 3, Mike Angelo‘91: 3, several‘90: 3, Brian Vidrine‘89: 4, Shon Shelton‘88: 5, Jason Morvant‘87: 2, several‘86: 2, Kevin Newkirk‘85: 2, Terry Bond‘84: 3, several‘83: 5, Carl Grayson‘82: 6, Roger Hickernell‘81: 5, Roger Hickernell‘80: 2, several‘79: 2, Jim Young‘78: 2, Keith Woods‘77: 2, several‘76: 3, Johnnie Thibodeaux‘75: 2, Johnnie Thibodeaux‘74: 2, Tom Stelly‘73: 2, Neal Spencer‘72: 3, Tony Niel‘71: 6, Neal Spencer‘70: 2, several‘69: 2, Paul Young‘68: 3, Coco Rossitto‘67: 1, several‘66: 2, Glenn Montreuil‘65: 2, several‘64: 1, several‘63: 2, several‘62: 2, Joe Kazmar‘61: 2, several‘60: 1, several‘59: 2, Amos Ivey‘58: 2, several‘57: none‘56: 1, several‘55: 1, several‘54: 1, several‘53: none

STOLEN BASES‘10: 35, Jace Peterson‘09: 18, Lee Orr‘08: 8, Mace Hebert‘07: 24, Bryan Cartie‘06: 24, Shon Landry‘05: 13, Chris Fontenot‘04: 19, Dustin Smith‘03: 25, Dooley Prince 25, Ran Prince‘02: 25, Ran Prince‘01: 19, Doug Cormier‘00: 17, Jason Keiser‘99: 10, several‘98: 6, Chris Schmitz‘97: 15, Lash Chretien‘96: 23, Jeremy Duvall‘95: 25, Curt Lowry

‘94: 15, Curt Lowry‘93: 26, Deron Hofstetter 26, Mike Pierce‘92: 23, Chris Mayfield‘91: 28, Jason Morvant‘90: 35, Jason Alleman‘89: 15, Seve Boulet‘88: 13, Paul Welsh‘87: 5, Terry Bond‘86: 22, Kenny Miller‘85: 11, Jim Ricklefsen‘84: 10, Jim ricklefsen‘83: 18, David Perez‘82: 24, Carl Grayson‘81: 10, Roger Hickernell‘80: 12, Joey Armentor‘79: 15, Joey Armentor‘78: 15, Joey Armentor‘77: 8, Joey Armentor‘76: 16, Bill Simon‘75: 10, several‘74: 11, Neal Spencer‘73: 4, several 72: 17, Tony Niel 71: 16, Tony Niel‘70: 13, Eddie Price‘69: 6, Paul Young‘68: 10, Paul Young‘67: 8, Phil Culotta‘66: 4, several‘65: 17, Johnny Hunter‘64: 7, Johnny Hunter‘63: 10, Johnny Hunter‘62: 7, Dickie Carr‘61: 9, Charles Stevenson‘60: 11, Amos Ivey‘59: 9, Charles Stevenson‘58: 10, Amos Ivey‘57: .6, Robert Morris‘56: 11, Ronnie Dees‘55: 7, Kenneth King‘54: 7, Leto Comeaux

AT BATS‘10: 243, Steven Irvine‘09: 207, Steven Irvine‘08: 221, Shon Landry‘07: 201, Joe Hulett‘06: 198, Charlie Kingrey‘05: 210, Bryan Cartie‘04: 219, Dustin Smith‘03: 252, Tommy Eubanks‘02: 248, Tommy Eubanks‘01: 193, Kevin Mitchell‘00: 226, Stuart Landreneau‘99: 228, Stuart Landreneau‘98: 241, Tyson Switzenberg‘97: 193, Mark Selway‘96: 200, Todd Stanley‘95: 202, Curt Lowry‘94: 205, Jason Lecronier‘93: 208, Deron Hofstetter‘92: 168, Rico Gholston‘91: 173, Kurt Heble‘90: 173, Lance Smith‘89: 188, Steven Boulet‘88: 168, Jason Morvant‘87: 158, Chris Fackler‘86: 182, Kenny Miller‘85: 154, Terry Bond‘84: 145, Jim Ricklefsen, Mark Champman‘83: 170, Billy Bryant‘82: 172, Roger Hickernell‘81: 185, Roger Hickernell‘80: 149, Joey Armentor‘79: 165, Joey Armentor‘78: 168, Joey Armentor

‘77: 151, Russell Conner‘76: 160, Tom Stelly‘75: 137, Nathan Fontenot‘74: 175, Neal Spencer‘73: 99, Jim Young‘72: 126, Tony Niel‘71: 136, Gary Anderson‘70: 128, Tom Crawford‘69: 106, Gary Anderson‘68: 107, Paul Young‘67: 90, George Colburn‘66: 83, Glenn Montreuil‘65: 89, Johnny Hunter‘64: 80, Johnny Hunter‘63: 83, Jimmy Blake‘62: 97, Dickie Carr‘61: 106, Charles Stevenson‘60: 100, Amos Ivey‘59: 117, Henry Meacham‘58: 86, Amos Ivey‘57: -‘56: 74, Robert Morris‘55: -‘54: 79, Leto Comeaux‘53: 60, Leto Comeaux

TOTAL BASES‘10: 138, Steven Irvine‘09: 123, Lee Orr‘08: 115, Taylor Freeman‘07: 127, Charlie Kingrey‘06: 110, Charlie Kingrey‘05: 104, Bryan Cartie‘04: 99, Charlie Kinglrey‘03: 140, Tommy Eubanks‘02: 131, Ran Prince‘01: 157, Kevin Mitchell‘00: 145, Chris Williamson‘99: 193, Ben Broussard‘98: 163, Chris Schmitz‘97: 101, Mike Trahan‘96: 113, Mike Trahan‘95: 117, Jason Lecronier‘94: 146, Jason Lecronier‘93: 92, Deron Hofstetter‘92: 97, Rico Gholston‘91: 115, Kurt Heble‘90: 91, Lance Smith‘89: 117, Jeff Gremillion‘88: 123, Chip Stratton‘87: 103, Chip Stratton‘86: 93, Kenny Miller‘85: 91, Terry Bond‘84: 62, David Hartman‘83: 70, Billy Bryant, 70 Mark Chapman‘82: 85, Roger Hickernell‘81: 100, Kim Bryant‘80: 69, Shanie Dugas‘79: 95, Shanie Dugas‘78: 67, Keith Woods‘77: 101, Russell Conner‘76: 66, Rodney Paulette‘75: 58, Bill Simon‘74: 79, Philip Smith‘73: 51, Jim Young‘72: 66, Dick Morris‘71: 61, Gary Anderson‘70: 57, Dick Morris‘69: 50, Coco Rossitto‘68: 98, Gary Anderson; 98, Charles Wimberly‘67: 37, George Colburn‘66: 36, Glenn Montreuil‘65: 34, Kirby Fontenot‘64: 27, Ken Rabalais‘63: 28, Joe Kazmar Tyler Davis

‘62: 42, Bob Gilmore‘61: 62, Don Barnett‘60: 38, Charles Stevenson‘59: 67, Amos Ivey‘58: 45, Amos Ivey‘57: -‘56: 33, Robert Morris‘55: -‘54: 34, Ted Chapman‘53: 17, Lou Cosco

PITCHING RECORD‘10: 8-0, Jaden Dillon‘09: 4-3, Tyler Davis‘08: 3-9, Tyler Davis‘07: 6-6, Chris Denton‘06: 8-0, Danny Davis 05: 6-5, Jacob Marceaux‘04: 6-5, Rusty Begnaud‘03: 8-4, Rusty Begnaud‘02: 9-6, Jared Gothreaux‘01: 6-4, Jared Gothreaux‘00: 11-2, Chris Howay‘99: 6-1, Jason Ryan‘98: 9-5, Butch Millet‘97: 5-5, Jon Wente ‘96: 4-5, Jason Hubbard‘95: 9-4, Jon Saylor‘94: 10-3, Russel Reeder‘93: 10-5, Greg Garner‘92: 5-1, Hud Jackson‘91: 7-3, Garth Buresh‘90: 10-3, Terry Burrows‘89: 7-1, Bubba Savell‘88: 9-5, Mark Bowling‘87: 4-3, Ramon O’Neill‘86: 8-4, Scott Richard‘85: 4-4, Jon Miller‘84: 4-5, Joey Bourgeois‘83: 8-2, Wayne Bennett‘82: 7-4, Ben Berwick‘81: 7-4, Rodney Fausett‘80: 7-5, John Scroggins‘79: 7-2, Ray Fontenot‘78: 8-6, Ray Fontenot‘77: 6-5, Ray Fontenot‘76: 5-1, Chuck Richardson‘75: 6-6, Mike Croker‘74: 7-2, Mike Croker‘73: 5-3, Jim Stanley‘72: 8-3, Jim Stanley‘71: 6-5, Jim Stanley‘70: 9-5, Allan Ladd‘69: 5-3, Kenny LeBleu‘68: 5-3, Roy Armstrong‘67: 6-3, Bobby Barnes‘66: 2-3, Kenny Vidrine‘65: 3-4, Kirby Fontenot‘64: 4-2, Carl Lucynski‘63: 3-4, Ken Rabalais‘62: 3-0, Bennie Hickman‘61: 5-2, Jim Bischoff‘60: 7-6, Billy Johnston‘59: 5-4, Billy Johnston‘58: 7-4, Charles Decker‘57: 3-7, Charles Decker‘56: 8-2, Charles Decker‘55: 3-5, Thomas Mixon‘54: 5-4, Harry Wille‘53: 1-7, M. J. Barr

EARNED RUN AVERAGE‘10: 4.61, Jaden Dillon‘09: 5.36, Scott Holstein‘08: 4.45, Justin LeBleu‘07: 3.58, Chris Denton

‘06: 2.43, Danny Davis 05: 3.05, Jacob Marceaux‘04: 4.32, Chris Denton‘03: 3.14, Rusty Begnaud‘02: 4.42, Seth LaStrapes‘01: 3.15, Jarrod Portie‘00: 3.65, Chris Howay‘99: 4.31, Jason Ryan‘98: 3.62, Chris Ashorn‘97: 3.67, Pat McLendon ‘96: 5.49, John Portie‘95: 1.97, Chad Clement‘94: 2.81, Brian Lott‘93: 2.15, Trey Marik‘92: 3.15, Hud Jackson‘91: 2.70, Garth Buresh‘90: 1.58, Terry Burrows‘89: 3.11, Shelby Shaw‘88: 2.99, Dennis Slack‘87: 3.93, Johnny Comeaux‘86: 4.22, Jon Miller‘85: 4.00, Jon Miller‘84: 4.12, Johnny Comeaux‘83: 2.17, Wayne Bennett‘82: 3.66, Ben Berwick‘81: 3.72, Nick Doucet‘80: 3.72, Jon Scroggins‘79: 2.97, Ray Fontenot‘78: 3.69, Ray Fontenot‘77: 3.35, Jan Peebles‘76: 1.02, Ray Fontenot‘75: 2.35, Mike Croker‘74: 2.11, Mike Croker‘73: 2.96, Martin Byrley‘72: 1.80, Jim Stanley‘71: 2.43, Allan Ladd‘70: 2.25, Allan Ladd‘69: 1.96, Roy Armstrong‘68: 2.25, Roy Armstrong‘67: 1.63, Bobby Barnes‘66: 2.43, Bobby Barnes‘65: 3.23, Kirby Fontenot‘64: 2.53, Carl Lucynski‘63: 3.06, Joe Kazmar‘62: 2.84, Bennie Hickman‘61: 2.57, Jim Bischoff‘60: 3.59, Billy Johnston‘59: 3.39, Billy Johnston‘58: 3.72, Billy Johnston‘57: 3.89, Charles Decker‘56: 2.17, Charles Decker‘55: 2.56, Kenneth King‘54: 3.12, Harry Willie‘53: 4.95, Edgar Landry



Charlie Kingrey

INNINGS PITCHED‘10: 90.1, Dustin Lloyd‘09: 69.0, Matt Click‘08: 91.1, Tyler Davis‘07: 104.2, Derek Blacksher‘06: 98.2, Derek Blacksher‘05: 100.1, Jacob Marceaux‘04: 93.2, Chris Denton‘03: 117.1, Rusty Begnaud‘02: 97.2, Jared Gothreaux‘01: 89.1, Jared Gothreaux‘00: 125.2, Chris Howay‘99: 90.0, Kevin Sprague‘98: 97.2, Kevin Sprague‘97: 119.0, Jon Wente ‘96: 75.2, Jason Hubbard‘95: 95.0, Jon Saylor‘94: 104.1, Bob Howry‘93: 96.1, Jason Gunter‘92: 76.2, Scott Hiers‘91: 103.0, Shelby Shaw‘90: 96.1, Terry Burrows‘89: 70.2, Steve Ferguson‘88: 100.1, Mark Bowling‘87: 55.0, Jon Miller‘86: 76.2, Jon Miller‘85: 63.2, Wayne Bennett‘84: 75.0, Wayne Bennett‘83: 86.1, Mark Prouse‘82: 66.2, Ben Berwick‘81: 60.1, Butch Dowies‘80: 89.1, John Scroggins‘79: 78.0, John Scroggins‘78: 82.2, Ray Fontenot‘77: 63.0, Mike Croker‘76: 77.1, Mike Croker‘75: 80.1, Mike Croker‘74: 79.2, Jim Mallory‘73: 66.0, Jim Stanley‘72: 80.0, Bobby Broussard‘71: 81.1, Allan Ladd‘70: 100.0, Allan Ladd‘69: 87.0, Roy Armstrong‘68: 65.0, Bobby Barnes‘67: 71.2, Bobby Barnes‘66: 40.1, Robert Babineaux‘65: 55.1, Ken Rabalais‘64: 35.0, Ken Walters‘63: 54.1, Bennie Hickman‘62: 55.2, Jim Bischoff‘61: 51.0, Thomas Mixon‘60: 87.2, Billy Johnston‘59: 84.0, Billy Johnston‘58: 77.1, Charles Decker‘57: 87.0, Charles Decker‘56: 74.2, Thomas Mixon‘55: 74.0, Harry Willie‘54: 53.1, M. J. Barr

STRIKEOUTS‘10: 84, Dustin Lloyd‘09: 46, Matt Click‘08: 81, Tyler Davis‘07: 86, Derek Blacksher‘06: 79, Derek Blacksher 05: 105, Jacob Marceaux‘04: 84, Chris Denton‘03: 86, Rusty Begnaud‘02: 90, Jared Gothreaux‘01: 80, Chris Howay‘00: 82, Chris Howay‘99: 76, Kevin Sprague‘98: 96, Kevin Sprague‘97: 88, Jim Serrano ‘96: 70, Mike McKinlay‘95: 73, Russell Reeder‘94: 97, Russell Reeder

‘93: 78, Greg Garner‘92: 49, David Marsland‘91: 79, Shelby Shaw‘90: 116, Terry Burrows‘89: 61, Terry Burrows‘88: 87, Mark Bowling‘87: 36, Steve Ferguson‘86: 48, Steve Ferguson‘85: 47, Jon Miller‘84: 46, Wayne Bennett‘83: 52, Mike Prouse‘82: 38, Mike Prouse‘81: 36, Butch Dowies‘80: 33, John Scroggins‘79: 82, Ray Fontenot‘78: 109, Ray Fontenot‘77: 57, Ray Fontenot‘76: 32, Tony Herpin‘75: 64, Jim Mallory‘74: 65, Jim Mallory‘73: 43, Jim Stanley‘72: 73, Jim Stanley‘71: 65, Allan Ladd‘70: 63, Allan Ladd‘69: 80, Roy Armstrong‘68: 51, Roy Armstrong‘67: 68, Bobby Barnes‘66: 27, Bobby Barnes‘65: 29, Ken Rabalais‘64: 23, Ken Rabalais‘63: 29, Joe Kazmar‘62: 54, Jim Bischoff‘61: 51, Thomas Mixon‘60: 64, Billy Johnston‘59: 56, Billy Johnston‘58: 44, Billy Johnston‘57: 48, Charles Decker‘56: 25, Harry Willie‘55: 42, Thomas Mixon‘54: 39, M. J. Barr

APPEARANCES‘10: 26, Matt Click‘09: 22, Scott Holstein‘08: 21, Justin LeBleu‘07: 26, Danny Davis‘06: 25, Danny Davis‘05: 28, Danny Davis‘04: 24, Jacob Marceaux‘03: 28, Walt Nolen‘02: 26, Jared Gothreaux‘01: 20, Jared Portie, 20 Jared Gothreaux‘00: 21, Pat Stark‘99: 20, several‘98: 20, Butch Millet‘97: 21, Jon Wente‘96: 22, Pat McLendon; 22, Chris Buchhaus‘95: 31, Chad Clement‘94: 25, Chad Clement‘93: 30, Trey Marik‘92: 29, Hud Jackson‘91: 19, Shelby Shaw‘90: 20, Terry Burrows; 20, Chris Schultea; 20 Garth Buresh‘89: 21, Shelby Shaw‘88: 28, Dennis Slack‘87: 18, Johnny Comeaux‘86: 18, Scott Richard‘85: 14, several‘84: 17, Archie Fields‘83: 19, Scott Wade; 19, Mark Prouse‘82: 15, Harold East‘81: 15, Butch Dowies

‘80: 15, John Scroggins‘79: 14, John Scroggins‘78: 16, Mark McDaniel‘77: 17, Jan Peebles‘76: 17, Mike Croker‘75: 16, Mike Croker‘74: 18, James Mallory‘73: 12, Jim Stanley‘72: 13, Jim Stanley‘71: 15, Jim Stanley‘70: 18, Allen Ladd‘69: 13, Roy Armstrong, 13, Kenny LeBleu‘68: 13, Roy Armstrong, 13, Tommy Olney‘67: 11, Bobby Barnes; 11, Tommy Olney‘66: 14, Tommy Olney‘65: 9, several‘64: 9, several‘63: 12, Bennie Hickman‘62: 12, Jim Bischoff‘61: 11, Thomas Mixon‘60: 16, Billy Johnston‘59: 14, Billy Johnston‘58: 13, Charles Decker‘57: -‘56: 10, Charles Decker‘55: 8, Thomas Mixon‘54: -‘53: 13, M. J. Barr

COMPLETE GAMES‘10: 2, Dustin Lloyd‘09: 1, Matt Click‘08: 1, several‘07: 3, Derek Blacksher‘06: 3, several 05: 4, Jacob Marceaux‘04: 3, Chris Denton‘03: 2, several‘02: 4, Jared Gothreaux‘01: 4, several‘00: 10, Chris Howay‘99: 2, Kevin Sprague‘98: 4, Kevin Sprague‘97: 4, several ‘96: 2, several‘95: 8, Jon Saylor‘94: 6, Russell Reeder‘93: 6, several‘92: 1, several‘91: 6, several‘90: 6, several‘89: 6, Steve Ferguson

‘88: 4, Mark Bowling‘87: 5, Steve Ferguson‘86: 4, Scott Richard‘85: 5, Wayne Bennett‘84: 5, Wayne Bennett‘83: 8, Wayne Bennett‘82: 5, Ben Berwick‘81: 5, Rodney Fausett‘80: 10, John Scroggins‘79: 9, John Scroggins‘78: 11, Ray Fontenot‘77: 5, several‘76: 9, Mike Croker‘75: 7, several‘74: 7, Jim Mallory‘73: 6, Jim Stanley‘72: 9, Jim Stanley‘71: 5, Allan Ladd‘70: 10, Allan Ladd‘69: 9, Roy Armstrong‘68: 5, Dickie Wicks‘67: 9, Bobby Barnes‘66: 2, Bobby Barnes‘65: 8, Ken Rabalais‘64: 6, several‘63: 6, Ken Rabalais‘62: 6, Jim Bischoff‘61: 5, several‘60: 7, Billy Johnston‘59: 6, Billy Johnston‘58: 7, Charles Decker

SAVES‘10: 9, Matt Click‘09: 4, Jordan LeGros‘08: 4,Justin LeBleu‘07: 4, Danny Davis‘06: 7, Danny Davis‘05: 3, Danny Davis; 3, Seth Lastrapes‘04: 3, Rhett Gulledge‘03: 4, Walt Nolen‘02: 3, Josh Hansen; 3, Jared Gothreaux‘01: 2, Jared Gothreaux‘00: 2, Pat Stark‘99: 3, Jarod Portie‘98: 1, Chris Ashorn‘97: 1, several‘96: 2, several‘95: 7, Chad Clements‘94: 9, Jon Saylor‘93: -‘92: 7, Hud Jackson‘91: 1, several‘90: 3, Chris Schultea, 3, Garth Buresh‘89: 3, Shelby Shaw‘88: 6, Dennis Slack‘87: 1, several‘86: 4, Scott Richard‘85: 2, Mike Turano‘84: 1, several‘83: -‘82: 3, David Ramsey----‘70: 2, Jim Stanley

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Players (Frank Landry Jr. memorial award)

2010: Steven Irvine2009: Taylor Freeman2008: Taylor Freeman2007: Charlie Kingrey2006: Charlie Kingrey2005: Jacob Marceaux2004: Dustin Smith2003: Rusty Begnaud2002: Ran Prince2001: Kevin Mitchell2000: Nolan Parker1999: Ben Broussard1998: Ben Broussard1997: Jon Wente1996: Mike Trahan1995: Brett Elam1994: Deron Hofstetter1993: Trey Marik1992: Hud Jackson1991: Kurt Heble1990: Terry Burrows1989: Jeff Gremillion1988: Chip Stratton1987: Kevin Newkirk1986: Kenny Miller1985: Terry Bond1984: Billy Bryant1983: Wayne Bennett1982: Roger Hickernell1981: Kim Bryant1980: Shanie Dugas1979: Jim Young1978: Joey Armentor1977: Russell Conner1976: Tom Stelly1975: Bill Simon1974: Neal Spencer1973: Paul Young1972: Dick Morris1971: Neal Spencer1970: Allan Ladd1969: Coco Rossitto1968: Gerald Andrus1967: Bobby Barnes1966: Bob Craft1965: Kirby Fontenot1964: Ken Rabalais1963: Joe Kazmar1962: Bob Gilmore1961: Don Barnett1960: Charles Stevenson1959: Amos Ivey1958: Kenneth King1957: Charles Decker1956: Charles Decker1955: Anthony Fulco1954: Ted Chapman

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1953: 1-13Coach: Cliff Johnson

Camp Polk 5, McNeese 2LC Air Base 7, McNeese 1Camp Polk 7, McNeese 5McNeese 8, LC Air Base 6L.C. Lakers 7, McNeese 1SE La. 9, McNeese 3La. College 11, McNeese 5NE La. 8, McNeese 5NW State 7, McNeese 6La. College 6, McNeese 5USL 12, McNeese 3SE La. 3, McNeese 0NW State 12, McNeese 2USL 20, McNeese 4

1954: 7-11Coach: Cliff Johnson

McNeese 11, Lamar 3LC Lakers 16, McNeese 8LC Air Base 3, McNeese 2Louisiana Tech 8, McNeese 4Northeast La. 6, McNeese 0McNeese 5, SE Louisiana 4 (14)McNeese 4, NW State 3 (16)Louisiana Tech 10, McNeese 8Northeast La. 8, McNeese 5SW La. 7, McNeese 1McNeese 10, Alex Air Base 10McNeese 6, La. College 5La. College 6, McNeese 4SE Louisiana 14, McNeese 0McNeese 4, Centenary 3Centenary 14, McNeese 2McNeese 9, SW La. 8

1955: 6-12Coach: Kenneth Bahnsen

LC Air Base 2, McNeese 1McNeese 14, Barksdale 7La Tech 8, McNeese 0NE La. 10, McNeese 7McNeese 7, LC Lakers 6LC Lakers 1, McNeese 0Barksdale 13, McNeese 9McNeese 2, NW State 1La. College 3, McNeese 2SE La. 7, McNeese 4LC Air Base 5, McNeese 4USL 7, McNeese 0La Tech 11, McNeese 3NE La. 17, McNeese 5McNeese 7, NW State 0McNeese 3, La. College 0McNeese 2, USL 1SE La. 6, McNeese 4

1956: 11-5GSC Champions

Coach: Reed StevensMcNeese 10, Barksdale 9Barksdale 11, McNeese 10Ft. Polk 9, McNeese 1La Tech 11, McNeese 7McNeese 7, NE La. 6McNeese 8, England AFB 0NW State 6, McNeese 5McNeese 18, La. College 3McNeese 6, USL 4McNeese 7, SE La. 3McNeese 2, La Tech 1NE La. 18, McNeese 6McNeese 4, NW State 2McNeese 8, USL 3McNeese 7, SE La. 0McNeese 8, La. College 3

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1957: 9-13Coach: Reed Stevens


McNeese 4, Sam Houston 3Sam Houston 9, McNeese 3McNeese 5, SW La. 4SW La. 5, McNeese 2McNeese 23, Barksdale AFB 6McNeese 19, Barksdale AFB 1SE Louisiana 5, McNeese 2McNeese 5, NW State 3NW State 10, McNeese 6Louisiana Tech 12, McNeese 2Northeast La. 3, McNeese 2McNeese 5, SW La. 4McNes 6, Arkansas 6McNeese 8, Arkansas 2McNees 4, SE Louisiana 2McNeese 9, NW State 3Northeast La. 2, McNeese 1McNeese 18, Northeast La. 9Louisiana Tech 6, McNeese 4Louisiana Tech 11, McNeese 6SE Louisiana 5, McNeese 3




Loyola 10, McNeese 5Loyola 8, McNeese 4S. Houston 6, McNeese 1S. Houston 6, McNeese 1McN 3-4, Nicholls St. 2-3McN 14-12, Centenary 5-0McN 0-9, Nicholls St. 4-0McN 4-10, Centenary 2-4SE La. 3-3, McN 9-9McN 3-4, NW State 1-2McNeese 4, La. College 3La Tech 1-3, McN 0-2McN 1-10, NE La. 0-3McN 14-4, USL 1-2McNeese 9, La. College 7McN 7-6, SE La. 5-2McN 9-8, NW St. 4-1La. Tech 5-7, McN 3-0McNeese 2, NE La. 0McN 2-4, USL 0-6

1962: 14-14Coach: Ralph O. Ward

1963: 9-17

Coach: Ted Chapman

1964: 8-18Coach: Ted Chapman

@ Loyola 2, McNeese 0@ McN 6-0, Nicholls St. 4-8McN 7-6, Centenary 4-2McN 0-2, USL 12-6@ McN 2-4, Centenary 3-7@ McNeese 4, USL 1McN 3-3, NW State 5-6@ McN 0-0, La Tech 5-8McN 2-3, NE La. 4-5@ McN 3-0, NW State 1-2@ McN 5-4, SE La. 2-3McN 1-1, USL 2-3

McN 0-4, La Tech 9-3McN 1-1, SE La. 5-4

1965: 7-23Coach: Ted Chapman

McN 1-0, Nicholls St. 2-4McN 6-4, Nicholls St. 2-8McN 2-4, USL 1-5McN 0-8, Centenary 9-1McN 1-7, USL 4-1McN 3-1, La Tech 1-9McN 5-5, NE La. 10-7McN 5-4, SE La. 4-9McN 1-0, NW State 2-2McN 3-3, Centenary 6-8McN 1-1, USL 6-2McN 6-3, La Tech 8-4McN 4-1, NE La. 2-10McN 3-3, SE La. 7-4McN 0-1, NW State 4-8

1966: 5-21-1Coach: Desmond Jones

McN 0-1, Centenary 1-10McN 2-3, USL 6-7McN 3-3, La Tech 7-2McN 0-2, USL 3-4McN 4-1, NE La. 6-13McN 3-6, SE La. 4-5McN 0-1, NW State 1-1McN 2-0, Nicholls St. 1-1McN 2-3, USL 15-5McN 0-1, La Tech 1-3McNeese 2, Nicholls St. 1McN 4-1, SE La. 3-5McN 3-1, NW State 4-8McN 1-5, NE La. 13-10

1967: 14-13-1Coach: Desmond Jones

(A) McN 2-4, Lamar 3-2(A) McN 1-4, Ole Miss 0-6(A) McN 4-1, SE La. 7-3McN 5-2, Lamar 4-8McN 2-5, Nicholls St. 3-1(A) McN 9-0, NE La. 8-6McN 2-3, La Tech 1-2McN 7-8, NW State 3-3(A) McN 5-2, SE La. 4-2(A) McN 1-5, Nicholls St. 3-0(A) McN 2-4, USL 3-2McN 4-1, NE La. 3-12McN 4-3, USL 0-7(A) McN 2-3, NW State 3-8

1968: 13-20-1Coach: Hubert Boales

@ Sam Houston 8, McN 2@ McN 3-3, Lamar 4-6McN 13-3, Centenary 6-8McN 2-3, Centenary 5-2McN 5-8, NE La. 1-4@ McN 3-0, USL 5-1McN 0-2, La Tech 5-1McN 2-7, Lamar 4-11@ McN 0-2, SE La. 3-3McN 4-0, NW State 1-0@ McN 2-1, Lamar 3-0@ McN 3-0, Nicholls St. 2-1McNeese 7, Lamar 5@ McN 3-6, NE La. 6-7McN 4-1, USL 0-2@ McN 3-1, La Tech 4-0@ McN 2-0, NW State 1-3McN 2-9, SE La. 4-4

1969: 19-16Coach: Hubert Boales

@ McN 3-2, S. Houston 4-8@ McNeese 3, S. Houston 1McN 3-3, Centenary 5-0McN 7-7, Lamar 13-1@ McN 3-0, Centenary 0-6@ McN 2-7, NE La. 9-1McN 10-8, USL 6-2@ McN 1-12, La Tech 2-6McN 5-3, SE La. 4-2@ McN 2-5, NW State 4-0@ McN 2-5, Lamar 3-3@ McN 0-1, Nicholls St. 2-3McN 4-1, NE La. 2-5@ McN 8-4, USL 6-10McN 7-5, La Tech 3-8@ McN 2-5, SE La. 3-4McN 6-4, NW State 1-1McN 0-2, Nicholls St. 5-1


@ McN 2-0, Lamar 5-2@ McN 6-1, S. Houston 8-3@ McN 2-5, Houston Bapt. 1-1McN 9-14, La. College 3-2McN 2-3, Lamar 6-2McN 3-1, La. Tech 0-0@ McN 3-0, Nicholls St. 4-1McN 0-5, NW State 3-0@ McN 9-3, USL 7-2McN 5-0, NE La. 4-8@ McN 6-6, La Tech 2-7@ McN 10-5, SE La. 1-6@ McN 4-2, La. College 5-4McN 2-5, Nicholls St. 1-1@ McN 6-10, NW St. 1-3McN 5-1, USL 0-3McN 2-3, SE La. 1-4@ McN 0-0, NE La. 4-4


McNeese 5, Lamar 5McN 8-9, Sam Houston 10-6McN 2-8, Sam Houston 4-6McN 2-6, Houston 4-0McN 2-1, NE La. 3-4McN 14-4, NW St. 8-6McNeese 5, USL 6 (23 innings)McNeese 13, USL 10..DHMcN 7-1, La Tech 11-3McN 2-1, Nicholls St. 0-2McN 5-0, SE La. 2-67McNeese 6, NE La. 3

La Tech 5, McNeese 0McNeese 2, Southern 5McNeese 6, USL 5Parsons 3, McNeese 0Grambling 3, McNeese 1McN 2-4, Lamar 1-2McN 8-2, NW St. 9-3McNeese 4, Lamar 2McN 5-6, USL 2-5McN 0-3, La Tech 1-0McN 3-1, Nicholls St. 2-0McN 9-3, SE La. 1-2McNeese 4, USL 2


@ McN 3-2, Lamar 0-1McN 13-4, USL 3-6McN 5-4, Lamar 8-2@ McN 9-2, S. Houston 4-0@ McN 3-5, S. Houston 4-3@ McN 2-2, Houston 4-6@ McN 5-2, Nicholls St. 2-11McN 6-0, La Tech 4-2McN 8-6, NE La. 5-1McNeese 8, NE La. 2@ McN 0-0, USL 8-1@ McN 5-7, SE La. 6-2McN 4-2, Nicholls St. 1-5@ McN 7-8, NE La. 3-6McN 6-6, SE La. 2-0@ McN 2-17, NW St. 7-1@ McN 1-2, La Tech 12-7McNeese 7, NW St. 0 (forfeit)McNeese 15, NW State 1


McN 4-2, Nicholls 1-3@ McNeese 2, NE La. 1@ McNeese 8, S. Houston 5@ McN 1-3, Houston 9-9@ McN 5-10, La Tech 6-5@ La Tech 8, McNeese 1McN 9-12, NE La. 1-5McN 3-3, NW State 2-0McN 1-2, Wisconsin St. 0-3McN 2-8, Wisconsin St. 6-6@ McN 1-6, NW State 5-2McN 1-3, UTA 3-2@ McN 1-7, Lamar 6-2@ McN 2-14, Abilene CC 4-3@ Abilene CC 15, McN 14@ McN 3-3, Nicholls 14-4McN 2-1, Ark. State 5-4McN 6, Ark. State 0


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Year by Year Results


McN 2-5, Southern 4-3McN 2-2, Nicholls St. 3-3McN 3-3, S. Houston 2-6McN 0-1, S. Houston 2-7McN 4-6, Nicholls St. 6-5McN 1-7, S. Houston 3-12McN 1-3, S. Houston 4-4McN 5-8, NW State 1-2McN 3-3, Okla. St. 7-5McN 9-1, Southern 11-1McN 1-8, La Tech 4-1McNeese 2, La Tech 1McN 7-4, Ark. St. 5-3McNeese 10, Ark. St. 7McN 4-5, NW state 1-8McN 3-4, UTA 2-0McNeese 8, UTA 2McN 6-2, N. Mex. St. 5-3McNeese 4, N. Mex St. 1McN 12-8, UTEP 3-3S. Houston 4, McNeese 2McN 4-1, USL 3-3McNeese 4, USL 2McN 0-3, Houston 2-6McN 1-6, Lamar 6-8McNeese 3, Lamar 2


McN 1-2, Nicholls St. 3-1@ McN 2-1, S. Houston 3-5@ McN 0-5, S. Houston 4-9McN 3-4, NW St. 10-3McN 3-6, S. Houston 1-17McN 2-2, S. Houston 6-9@ McN 3-2, Houston 4-3McN 6-1, M. Tenn. 7-0McN 1-3, Southern 6-1@ McN 0-1, La Tech 6-4@ La Tech 9, McNeese 5McN 1-6, Wis-SP 6-5McNeese 9, Xavier 8McN 2-5, Houston 1-4McN 5-1, Ark. St. 4-6McNeese 1, Ark. St. 0McN 5-0, UTA 2-1McNeese 4, UTA 0@ McN 4-3, NW State 5-4McN 10-10, USL 12-12USL 6, McNeese 4McN 8-10, NE La. 7-8McN 1-4, Lamar 5-3Lamar 5, McNeese 3


McN 3-8, Southern 6-7@ McN 5-5, Nicholls St. 4-8@ McN 3-7, UNO 2-7@ McN 2-0, NW State 0-9@ McN 4-1, NW St. 0-0McN 3-5, Southern 2-5McN 8-11, NW State 2-2McN 2-5, Wisconsin SP 1-4McN 4-3, Nicholls State 1-4McN 0-9, S. Houston 5-0McN 3-9, S. Houston 2-10@ McN 4-2, Houston 3-4McN 5-1, SE La. 0-5McN 7-10, Lamar 2-6McNeese 16, Lamar 5@ McN 3-1, UTA 12-2@ UTA 13, McNeese 6McN 7-4, La College 2-1@ McN 5-5, Ark. St. 6-1

@ Ark. St. 7, McNeese 6@ McN 4-2, Texas A&M 14-8McN 3-15, USL 2-8USL 12, McNeese 4McN 4-7, La College 8-6McN 5-0, La Tech 2-4La Tech 3, McNeese 2


(A) McN 10-2, Tex A&M 16-3(A) McN 2-6, Tex A&M 7-7McN 2-4, UNO 10-7McN 9-4, Nicholls St. 7-7McN 2-3, SE La. 3-2McN 9-8, NW State 4-7McN 6-3, SE La. 7-2McN 4-14, Wisconsin SP 10-0McN 7-7, Nicholls St. 11-12McN 5-1, La College 3-0McN 2-3, NE La. 6-4McN 0-3, Houston 6-4McN 1-3, Ark. St. 0-2McNeese 3, Ark. St. 2McN 7-12, NW State 6-9McN 1-5, Lamar 4-7McNeese 5, Lamar 2McN 4-1, UNO 6-2McN 4-7, UTA 3-5McNeese 7, UTA 1McN 7-8, USL 10-1USL 4, McNeese 0McN 8-5, La College 3-13McN 2-6, La Tech 10-7La Tech 10, McNeese 4

1978: 16-31Coach: Johnny Suydam

@ McN 5-2, Tex A&M 1-16@ Tex A&M 13, McNeese 3McN 5-4, Nicholls St. 15-1@ McN 6-8, NE La. 5-7@ McN 6-4, NE La. 0-2@ McN 3-7, NE La. 2-0@ McN 3-10, Houston 9-11@ McN 2-8, NW State 7-5McN 4-14, Wisconsin SP 1-1McN 1-4, Nicholls St. 3-1@ McN 0-1, UNO 3-7McN 1-5, La Tech 7-9McN 7-4, La Tech 17-8McN 3-2, UNO 12-7@ McN 4-3, UTA 5-7@ McN 0-2, UTA 9-4McN 1-2, Lamar 0-6McN 0-2, Lamar 21-19@ McN 3-2, La. College 7-6@ McN 7-2, USL 10-7@ McN 1-4, USL 3-8McN 8-7, NW State 1-6@ McN 9-1, Ark. St. 5-2@ McN 3-6, Ark. St. 10-13


McN def. Tx South (forfeit)McN def. Tx South (forfeit)McN 4-8, NW State 3-6McN 12-2, Nicholls St. 4-1McN 10-1, Southern 4-4McN 11-1, NW State 3-4McN 14-9, La College 1-0McN 14-8, Tx Southern 0-0McN 11-1, SE La. 6-3McN 8-2, NE La. 0-1McN 5-6, La College 4-0McN 1-2, SE La. 9-4

McN 0-1, UNO 1-11McN 0-8, La Tech 6-11McN 2-8, La Tech 5-5McN 4-5, Wis-SP 3-4McN 6-8, UTA 5-0McN 15-8, UTA 3-3McN 1-1, Lamar 2-5McN 4-1, Lamar 5-2McN 8-8, Nicholls St. 9-7McN 4-5, NW State 1-3McN 4-8, USL 3-5McN 4-11, USL 2-7McN 5-6, Ark. St. 0-3McN 1-8, Ark. St. 7-4


McN 5-4, Houston 6-9McN 5-1, NW State 4-5McN 3-0, UNO 6-8McN 7-7, Nicholls St. 8-8McN 2-2, NW State 6-1McN 5-9, SE La. 4-10McN 2-4, SE La. 1-8McN 3-3, Lamar 10-5McN 0-5, Lamar 4-6McN 6-11, Army 3-3McN 5-2, Wisconsin SP 0-1McN 1-3, NE La. 0-6McN 10-2, USL 7-1McN 4-12, USL 0-8McN 13-10, NE La. 6-5McN 1-7, Nicholls St. 3-2McN 1-3, Lamar 8-4McN 5-7, Lamar 10-8McN 7-17, NW State 3-6McNeese 8, USL 1McN 11-11, USL 6-4

1981: 26-31-1Coach: Triny Rivera

McN 0-2, Houston 3-9McN 8-13, Nicholls St. 4-7McN 7-7, Tx. Southern 0-0 (forf)McN 11-12, LeTourneau 0-4McN 2-0, C. Missouri 6-3McN 3-0, Tx. Southern 0-0McNeese 7-7, La. College 1-0McN 4-9, Missouri SL 3-1McN 2-6, NW State 1-3McN 6-3, NE La. 5-2McN 2-7, St. Francis 20-8McN 7-9, SE La. 8-13McNeese 16, Wis. SP 15McNeese 4, Wisconsin SP 10McN 4-2, USL 7-7

Bobby BarnesMcNeese Hall of Fame

McN 3-3, USL 7-6McN 5-9, NW State 6-1McN 7-4, NE La. 3-5McN 2-10, SE La. 5-8McN 6-7, Nicholls St. 10-2McN 5-3, Lamar 11-4McN 1-4, Lamar 7-11McN 6-7, Nicholls St. 10-2McN 5-3, Lamar 11-4McN 1-4, Lamar 7-11McN 6-1, Grambling 7-0McN 3-3, La. College 0-0McN 5-0, USL 1-1McN 0-2, USL 7-6McN 2-1, NW State 0-2McN 9-9, Grambling 4-14McN 4-1, Lamar 7-9McN 7-2, Lamar 10-10

1982: 28-26Coach: Triny Rivera

McN 1-9, Grambling 3-6McN 4-9, SE La. 3-6@ McN 4-1, Houston 5-10McN 2-5, S. Houston 5-3McN 3-1, La Tech 4-4@ McN 7-0, Tx A&M 5-6@ McN 3-1, Tx A&M 4-5@ McN 5-4, Tulane 7-7McN 5-10, NW State 4-3@ McN 1-2, La Tech 5-3@ McN 1-3, Lamar 5-1@ McN 12-8, Lamar 11-9SE Oklahoma 6, McNeese 5@ McNeese 6, Southern 1(n) McNeese 2, NW State 1(n) McNeese 6, Nicholls St. 2(n) McNeese 8, SE La. 6McN 5-3, USL 2-4McN 3-2, USL 2-11McN 6-9, UNO 4-8@ McN 1-5, Baylor 8-6@ McN 2-7, S. Houston 1-4McN 1-1, Lamar 4-6McN 5-11, Lamar 12-13@ McN 1-1, UNO 5-4@ McNeese 2, SE La. 1McN 6-8, Nicholls St. 3-7McN 3-7, Southern 2-3@ McN 1-0, USL 5-8@ McN 4-7, USL 11-6


McN 2-1, La Tech 6-4McNeese 11, Grambling 9McNeese 10, Nicholls 9LSU 4, McNeese 3McN 4-0, SFA 6-6McN 3-6, NW State 0-4McN 5-8, Texas A&M 8-15Texas A&M 4, McNeese 3McN 3-6, SFA 2-1McN 4-5, UNO 15-8McN 1-7, La Tech 12-3McN 3-5, NW State 4-4McN 1-3, Tulane 5-10McNeese 4, SE La. 3McNeese 3, NW State 2McN 3-9, NE La. 0-11McNeese 12, Nicholls 9McN 3-7, UTA 10-2McN 11-11, UTA 6-9McN 8-2, Lamar 12-1McN 0-2, Lamar 4-7McN 1-0, USL 3-7McN 6-2, NE La. 5-5

McN 3-3, USL 6-9McN 6-3, Nicholls 11-14McN 0-4, S. Houston 5-5McN 6-6, UTA 10-5McN 6-8, UTA 4-4McN 8-1, Southern 5-13McN 0-4, Lamar 5-1McN 0-1, Lamar 4-3McN 1-6, UNO 10-8UTA 5, McNeese 3


@ McN 12-5, NW State 6-4@ McNeese 8, NW State 1@ McN 6-0, Rice 8-16@ Rice 8, McNeese 1@ LSU 8, McNeese 6@ McN 2-5, Tx A&M 13-15@ McN 8-3, Tulane 19-10@ McN 3-4, Houston 4-6McN 0-7, Lamar 2-9Lamar 6, McNeese 5@ McN 1-0, USL 2-3@ McN 1-3, NE La. 10-2@ NE La. 4, McNeese 3McNeese 8, LSU 4McN 5-6, Ark. St. 1-0McNeeSe 5, Ark. St. 2McN 4-6, USL 3-3@ McN 5-2, UTA 6-4@ UTA 8, McNeese 2USL 10, McNeese 4@ SE La. 13, McNeese 3McN 5-3, N. Texas 3-1McNeese 8, N. Texas 7NY Tech 2, McNeese 1@ McN 0-2, LSU 2-3@ McN 10-2, Tulane 9-20@ McN 2-8, SE La. 5-9McNeese 9, USL 0 (forfeit)@ McN 0-0, La Tech 5-1@ McNeese 8, La Tech 6

1985: 21-24-1Coach: Triny Rivera

@ McNeese 4-5, Rice 10-3@ McNeese 8-4, Rice 14-16McN 3-4, SFA 6-2McNeese 3-3, Grambling 2-7McNeese 5, SE La. 1@ McN 4-1, NW State 3-0@ McN 14-6, SFA 2-3@ McN 0-6, Houston 6-14@ McN 2-1, Lamar 4-2@ Lamar 9, McNeese 4McN 4-7, Grambling 3-11McN 7-5, NE La. 3-5@ McN 14-5, Ark. St. 10-4@ Ark. St. 5, McNeese 3@ LSU 11, McNeese 10McN 9-2, UTA 3-0UTA 10, McNeese 3McNeese 3, LSU 2McN 10-8, Dallas Bapt 5-9@ LSU 8, McNeese 5@ McN 2-1, SE La. 6-9@ Nicholls St. 3, McNeese 0McN 11-9, Tulane 6-6@ McN 1-8, S. Houston 7-9@ McN 2-12, N. Texas 3-0@ McNeese 8, N. Texas 2@ McN 12-6, Tulane 9-10@ LSU 6, McNeese 5



Bob Gilmore


McN 1-3, Rice 8-12McNeese 7, NW St. 4McN 13-12, PV 4-5McN 0-3, Houston 9-13McN 5-5, Tx A&M 3-4McNeese 6, Tx A&M 2McN 6-4, SFA 4-3McN 6-0, SE La. 5-13McN 13-10, Centenary 1-2USL 4, McNeese 3Nicholls St. 14, McNeese 6McN 11-12, PV 4-6McN 1-7, S. Houston 19-10McN 2-2, SFA 7-0McN 2-5, N. Texas 3-3McNeese 11, N. Texas 6McN 4-2, St. Francis 6-1McN 6-6, Ark. St. 4-3McNeese 3, Ark. St. 2McN 1-1, UTA 2-6UTA 3, McNeese 2McNeese 14, USL 4McN 10-3, Lamar 6-16McNeese 9, Lamar 7McN 5-7, SE La. 2-3McN 4-10, NE La. 2-6NE La. 8, McNeese 4McN 4-4, La Tech 10-14La Tech 9, McNeese 3McNeese 11, Nicholls St. 9McN 4-10, Tulane 9-14McN 7-1, Tulane 19-7

1987: 19-28Coach: Nolan Viator

@ McN 6-1, Rice 7-16@ Rice 8, McNeese 2@ McN 4-10, S. Houston 11-9@ McN 1-5, Tx A&M 13-6@ Tx A&M 6, McNeese 5McN 4-3, NE La. 9-2McNeese 4, NE La. 3@ McN 16-8, SFA 5-7McN 9-3, S. Houston 4-4@ McNeese 9, Nicholls St. 8McN 17-1, SE La. 6-2@ LSU 17, McNeese 7McNeese 8, S. Alabama 5@ Nicholls St. 7, McNeese 6McN 1-6, Lamar 3-8McN 2-0, Lamar 13-7@ McN 16-8, N. Texas 11-5@ McNeese 6, N. Texas 3@ McN 2-1, NE La. 1-4Southern 13, McNeese 1@ McN 6-2, Tulane 12-11@ McN 1-3, Tulane 2-9@ McN 2-3, Lamar 3-5@ McN 5-5, Lamar 9-7@ McN 5-7, NW State 4-2McN 5-4, N. Texas 4-2McN 8-11, N. Texas 6-0

1988: 31-31SLC Champions

Coach: Tony RobichauxSouthern 10, McNeese 5McN 3-5, Rice 9-13McN 19-8, SE La. 2-10McNeese 3, Grambling 2@ LSU 2, McNeese 1@ McNeese 16, Spring Hill 5@ McN 4-3, S. Alabama 11-8McN 1-4, Rice 4-6@ Nicholls St. 7, McNeese 4@ USL 13, McNeese 8

@ McN 7-3, Centenary 2-1McNeese 7, USL 3McNeese 7, Nicholls St. 5@ McN 3-7, SW Texas 2-6@ McNeese 14, SW Texas 4McNeese 16, USL 9@ McN 4-3, SE La. 1-3McN 5-8, S. Houston 4-13McNeese 10, S. Houston 9@ Miami 19, McNeese 1@ McNeese 3, Barry U. 2@ McN 3-1, St. Thomas 7-2@ Fla. Int. 10, McNeese 5McNeese 3, Tulane 1@ McN 1-6, N. Texas 5-5@ N. Texas 6, McNeese 5@ USL 5, McNeese 3@ McN 1-6, Lamar 2-4@ Nicholls St. 6, McNeese 5McN 5-4, UTA 0-3UTA 6, McNeese 5@ McN 2-4, Tulane 5-6@ McN 1-4, NW State 9-5@ McNeese 6, NW State 5McNeese 6, LSU 5McN 10-5, NE La. 12-4McN 22-16, PV 1-6McN 11-11, SFA 10-2McNeese 13, SFA 5@ *Oklahoma St. 14, McNeese 4(n) *McNeese 11, USL 6(n) *Loy-Marymount 12, McNeese 4* - NCAA Midwest Regionals

1989: 35-18Coach: Tony Robichaux

McN 4-7, S. Arkansas 1-5McNeese S. Ark. 4@ McNeese 6, Lamar 1McN 9-9, Tulane 4-8McN 14-16, PV 1-2McNeese 16, Lamar 4@ McN 7-11, PV 2-0@ Houston 9, McNeese 6McN 7-12, Samford 6-2McNeese 16, Samford 8@ McN 11-16, La. College 6-6@ Nicholls St. 6, McNeese 0@ McN 4-10, S. Alabama 11-15@ USL 8, McNeese 4McN 2-11, E. Tx Bapt 1-1McN 7-8, E.Tx Bapt 4-7Nicholls St. 13, McNeese 8McN 6-8, N. Alabama 11-3McN 4-9, SW Tex 1-0McNeese 14, SW Tex 8@ McN 1-0, S. Houston 6-2@ S. Houston 6, McNeese 4@ McN 1-0, SE La. 3-3McN 3-7, Centenary 7-0@ McN 3-6, UTA 0-0@ UTA 4, McNeese 3McN 10-2, SE La. 2-1McN 17-11, NW State 4-2McNeese 11, NW State 2@ McN 3-9, Tulane 4-4@ McN 8-3, NE La. 5-4@ McN 4-5, SFA 0-9


@ Rice 5, McNeese 4@ McN 3-8, Tx Southern 6-3@ McN 9-4, PV 3-1@ McN 6-1, ETexBapt 1-2McNeese 7, Houston 5McN 10-3, HarSimmons 3-2HarSimmons 11, McNeese 6

@ McNeese 4, Lamar 3McN 11-10, Southern 2-1McNeese 3, La Tech 2McNeese 10, Nicholls St. 0@ McN 1-1, SE La. 7-2Nicholls St. 5, McNeese 0McN 7-4, Cameron 1-3McNeese 7, Chicago St. 2McNeese 8, Centenary 1McNeese 7, Lamar 2McN 7-5, Tx Southern 2-4LSU 13, McNeese 1McN 4-0, NW State 0-3NW State 7, McNeese 4@ Grambling 9, McNeese 5@ McN 1-0, S. Houston 3-5@ McNeese 4, S. Houston 0McN 10-6, SE La. 3-9McN 4-2, NE La. 0-1McNeese 12, NE La. 5@ McN 4-3, UTA 5-2@ McNeese 4, LSU 1@ McNeese 12, Centenary 6@ La Tech 6, McNeese 5@ McN 3-6, Tulane 7-7McNeese 4, USL 1McNeese 3, Grambling 0McN 6-2, SW Texas 4-3McNeese 5, SW Texas 4@ McNeese 6, PV 4@ McN 5-4, SFA 2-1@ SFA 9, McNeese 8


@ McNeese 10, Houston 9@ McN 5-5, Tx Southern 3-1@ McN 13-16, PV 4-9@ McNeese 20, Southern 9McN 7-8, Tx Wesleyan 3-5McNeese 8, Tx Wesleyan 7@ Texas 6, McNeese 4@ McN 7-6, H-Simmons 0-7@ McNeese 12, H-Simmons 1McNeese 4, Southern 1Oklahoma 6, McNeese 3Nicholls 11, McNeese 1McNeese 6, Oregon St. 5McNeese 9, Cameron St. 2McN 10-5, Tx Southern 9-6McN 4-4, SE La. 2-3McNeese 8, La Tech 4McN 12-9, PV 1-0McNeese 3, Rice 2McNeese 10, Dartmouth 1McN 9-10, Lamar 1-6McN 3-3, UTA 4-4McNeese 3, UTA 2@ McNeese 6, LSU 4

McNeese 12, USL 9@ McN 0-3, NE La. 1-4@ E La. 1, McNeese 0@ McNeese 4, USL 2McN 4-3, S. Houston 0-4S. Houston 3, McNeese 1@ McN 5-5, Lamar 4-2@ Nicholls 2, McNeese 1@ McN 3-1, NW State 4-2@ NW State 4, McNeese 1@ McNeese 8, Centenary 6@ La Tech 5, McNeese 4McN 3-4, SFA 2-1SFA 4, McNeese 2


@ McNeese 20, W. Fla. 16@ McN 2-1, Florida 16-16McNeese 14, Houston 9McN 11-12, Lamar 4-4@ SE La. 4, McNeese 1McN 8-4, Ark. Tech 2-3McNeese 7, Ohio State 4McNeese 10, Creighton 8McNeese 3, La Tech 1@ McN 3-0, UTSA 0-6@ McNeese 4, UTSA 1McN 4-9, Tx Southern 3-4@ Rice 4, McNeese 2McN 8-5, S. Houston 9-4McNeese 7, S. Houston 3McN 11-2, PV 1-1@ McN 5-1, SFA 4-8@ SFA 10, McNeese 8@ Houston 17, McNeese 3McN 2-2, Nicholls St. 3-0McNeese 3, Nicholls St. 1@ McNeese 10, Centenary 7@ La Tech 10, McNeese 6@ McN 3-6, UTA 4-8@ UTA 7, McNeese 2@ USL 15, McNeese 8McN 12-8, Houston Bapt 5-3@ McNeese 12, Tulane 7McNeese 7, Centenary 3@ LSU 14, McNeese 2McN 0-0, SW Texas 11-1McNeese 4, SW Texas 4McNeese 6, USL 4SE La. 8, McNeese 3@ McN 7-3, NW State 4-4@ McNeese 7, NW State 3McN 3-6, NE La. 7-5NE La. 10, McNeese 3


SLC Tournament ChampionsMcN 12-9, Hou Bapt 7-1McNeese 4, Hou Bapt 3McN 8-12, PV 6-2@ McN 14-11, TxSouthern 1-2@ Rice 11, McNeese 6McNeese 12, Houston 4McN 6-7, Baylor 1-10McNeese 8, Oklahoma 3Oklahoma 2, McNeese 1Oklahoma 2, McNeese 1Lamar 5, McNeese 3McNeese 10, La Tech 1McN 5-3, NW State 4-16NW State 17, McNeese 3@ SE La. 8, McNeese 5McN 11-12, NY Tech 4-3@ USL 9, McNeese 4McN 2-4, SFA 1-7McNeese 20, SFA 4@ La Tech 7, McNeese 2

@ McN 4-4, Nicholls St. 5-2@ Nicholls St. 7, McNeese 3McN 5-4, Tx Southern 3-3McNeese 12, Tulane 8McN 6-3, UTA 5-1UTA 8, McNeese 1@ McN 8-4, Lamar 5-5@ Lamar 4, McNeese 0@ LSU 15, McNeese 11@ McN 14-8, SW Texas 2-1@ McNeese 11, SW Texas 8McNeese 3, USL 2McNeese 5, LSU 3McN 2-10, UTSA 3-2McNeese 12, UTSA 3McNeese 8, SE La. 7@ McN 1-4, S. Houston 3-1@ S. Houston 5, McNeese 2@ McN 1-0, NE La. 0-7@ +McNeese 11, NE La. 0(n) +McNeese 4, NW State 21993 (cont)(n) +McN 11-3, S. Houston 1-2@ *Texas 7, McNeese 4(n) *McNeese 16, Maine 3(n) *Cal-Fullerton 2, McNeese 0 *-NCAA Regionals+ - SLC tournament


McN 4-2, H. Baptist 3-1McN 16-13, PV 1-0Houston 5, McNeese 4@ Rice 8, McNeese 3@ McN 10-5, Tx Southern 0-4@ Tx A&M 5, McNeese 4@ McN 18-10, Baylor 2-3@ McNeese 10, Baylor 1McNeese 7, Alabama 6McNeese 15, Tulane 4McNeese 2, Lamar 1@ McNeese 5, Lamar 4@ McNeese 18, Houston 7McNeese 1, Centenary 0McN 1-4, S. Houston 7-1McNeese 7, S. Houston 2McNeese 14, USL 4McNeese 14, La Tech 0McN 0-7, SW Texas 1-1McNeese 11, SW Texas 9McNeese 4, Rice 3Lamar 5, McNeese 3@ McN 8-1, NW State 9-2@ McNeese 4, NW State 2McN 1-5, UTA 2-4McNeese 8, UTA 2@ McN 3-3, UNLV 2-4@ UNLV 6, McNeese 3@ McNeese 9, SE La. 2@ McNeese 4, LSU 3McNeese 9, SE La. 2@ McN 19-1, SFA 5-2@ SFA 2, McNeese 1@ McNeese 7, Centenary 2@ McNeese 10, La Tech 3McN 2-4, NE La. 1-0McNeese 23, NE La. 0@ McNeese 8, Tulane 4@ UTSA 3, McNeese 1@ McN 3-4, Nicholls St. 4-2@ McNeese 15, Nicholls St. 3@ McN 2-4, Lamar 1-2@ +McNeese 9, NW State 3(n) +UTSA 10, McNeese 5(n) +NW State 6, McNeese 3+ - SLC tournament



Chip StrattonSLC Player of Year 1988

1995: 41-16Coach: Jim Ricklefsen

McN 3-5, H. Baptist 5-1McNeese 2, Houston 1McN 12-6, Loyola 0-3McN 7-19, Tx Southern 5-1McN 5-5, Baylor 1-6McNeese 2, Baylor 1McN 20-8, PV 1-1McNeese 9, Creighton 6McNeese 7, Oral Roberts 0Kansas State 12, McNeese 10Rice 5-, McNeese 2@ McN 6-2, Houston 1-3@ Houston 4, McNeese 1McNeese 4, Tx Southern 0@ McN 4-8, S. Houston 0-3@ S. Houston 5, McNeese 4@ McN 15-7, SW Texas 2-6@ SW Texas 10, McNeese 3McNeese 9, USL 5@ Rice 5, McNeese 4McN 4-13, NW State 7-2McNeese 4, NW State 2@ McN 3-2, UTA 0-3@ UTA 9, McNeese 0McNeese 15, Tx Southern 0@ LSU 10, McNeese 1McNeese 11, SE La. 2McN 4-16, SFA 2-4McNeese 4, SFA 1 McNeese 6, Centenary 3@ McNeese 10, La Tech 5@ McNeese 15, Centenary 4@ McN 0-3, NE La. 1-1@ McNeese 3, SE La. 1McN 6-9, UTSA 2-5McNeese 6, UTSA 5McNeese 10, USL 4McN 6-7, Nicholls St. 5-1McNeese 8, Nicholls St. 2@ +NE La. 4, McNeese 0(n) +McNeese 7, NW State 3(n) +McNeese 4, UTA 2@ +NE La. 10, McNeese 5 +-SLC tournament

1996: 21-31Coach: Jim Ricklefsen

McN 17-4, Tx Southern 7-0McNeese 9, Loyola 2Houston 7, McNeese 1La Tech 13, McNeese 4@ Tx A&M 9, McNeese 3@ McN 12-5, Baylor 8-8McNeese 14, Ohio State 13Kansas 13, McNeese 7La Tech 10, McNeese 7@ McN 5-2, UTSA 17-16@ UTSA 8, McNeese 7@ Houston 14, McNeese 7McN 3-3, SW Texas 2-6SW Texas 9, McNeese 4@ McNeese 7, Rice 4Centenary 7, McNeese 2@ McN 4-8, S. Houston 6-2@ S. Houston 6, McNeese 4SE La. 8, McNeese 5McNeese 8, Rice 6McN 3-4, UTA 8-1McNeese 5, UTA 1@ LSU 16, McNeese 0@ McN 14-8, Nicholls St. 11-6@ McNeese 19, Nicholls St. 10@ McNeese 9, USL 5McN 3-7, NE La. 6-8McNeese 8, NE La. 4

McNeese 8, USL 7@ McNeese 8, Lamar 7@ McN 3-2, NW State 2-4@ NW State 8, McNeese 4La Tech 15, McNeese 1@ McN 5-1, NE La. 11-9@ NE La. 19, McNeese 6@ SE La. 7, McNeese 3McN 3-7, NW St. 7-2NW State 11, McNeese 5@ Centenary 9, McNeese 3@ McNeese 6, La Tech 2McN 13-0, Nicholls St. 14-3Nicholls St. 7, McNeese 3

1997: 19-32-1Coach: Jim Ricklefsen

(n) McN 7, SE La. 9(n) McN 16, Southern 0(n) McN 6, Loyola 3@ McN 6, Houston 10@ McN 4, Rice 35(n) McN 11, SW Missouri 1(n) McN 3, Nevada 8McN 3, Prairie View 0McN 13, Prairie View 0McN 1, Indiana State 7McN 3, SW Missouri 2McN 2, USL 4McN 12-2, UTSA 0-11McN 9, UTSA 15McN 5, Houston 9 (11)@ McN 1-9, SW Texas 4-10@ McN 2, SW Texas 6McN 3, Lamar 3 (T)McN 0-6, S. Houston 3-5McN 3, S. Houston 0McN 3, La Tech 6@ McN 2-6, UTA 3-7 (10)@ McN 6, UTA 0McN 0-8, Nicholls 1-7McN 7, Nicholls 11 (10)McN 4, Centenary 3@ McN 6, LSU 9@ McN 5-3, NE La. 12-7@ McN 6, NE La. 15@ McN 4, Lamar 5McN 4, USL 9McN 1-4, NW State 9-9McN 5, NW State 1@ McN 7, SE La. 9McN 0, Rice 9McN 3-7, NE La. 9-5McN 2, NE La. 15@ McN 9, La Tech 5@ McN 2-14, NW State 3-11@ McN 3, NW State 4@ McN 6-8, Nicholls 5-4@ McN 6, Nicholls 0

1998: 34-26Coach: Mike Bianco

NW State 8, McNeese 2(n) McNeese 5, Southern 1(n) McNeese 14, Loyola 4(n) SE La. 10, McNeese 0McNeese 9, Centenary 1(n) McNeese 19, Jackson St. 4(n) NW State 6, McNeese 5 (10)@ McNeese 9, Lamar 4McN 11-15, Tx So 1-2Ohio St. 12, McNeese 3McNeese 4, Iowa St. 2McNeese 20, Iowa St. 9McNeese 14, La Tech 3@ McNeese 15, Nicholls 5@ McN 4-4, Nicholls 9-3

@ LSU 4, McNeese 3McN 3-4, SE La. 1-7SE La. 10, McNeese 6McNeese 15, La College 7McNeese 13, La Tech 3@ McN 4-9, S. Houston 1-6@ S. Houston 11, McNeese 5@ La. College 4, McNeese 2LSU 13, McNeese 5@ NW St. 1, McNeese 0McN 20-6, UTA 9-8McNeese 12, UTA 9McN 14, LSU-S 5@ Oklahoma 9, McNeese 5@ Oklahoma 14, McNeese 14@ Oklahoma 12, McNeese 8McNeese 11, Lamar 4@ McN 7-12, NE La. 6-11@ NE La. 14, McNeese 4McNeese 11, USL 7McN 7-8, NW State 10-13@ McNeese 5, Centenary 4@ La Tech 13, McNeese 7McN 3-15, SW Texas 5-2SW Texas 7, McNeese 5@ McN 0-3, USL 9-4@ McN 10-3, UTSA 3-12@ McNeese 6, UTSA 5McNeese 10, Lamar 4Nicholls 12, McNeese 9S. Houston 10, McNeese 5

1999:31-25Coach: Mike Bianco

@ Rice 8, McNeese 4@ McNeese 12, Rice 4Lamar 9, McNeese 7(n) McNeese 8, UCLA 5(n)McNeese 12, NW St. 11 (10)@ Rice 10, McNeese 3@ McNeese 9, La Tech 8McNeese 13, Ark-Little Rock 5McNeese 3, Ark-Little Rock 2McNeese 3, Ark-Little Rock 0McNeese 14, La-Lafayette 8Michigan St. 4, McNeese 3McNeese 12, Indiana St. 8McNeese 22, La Tech 2@ McNeese 14, La. College 1McNeese 8-11, Nicholls St. 4-0Nicholls St. 11, McNeese 1NW State 10, McNeese 2McNeese 13, La. College 1@ SE La. 7, McNeese 4@ McNeese 12-6, SE La. 5-5McNeese 22, LSU-S 1

La-Monroe 6, McNeese 5La-Monroe 6, McNeese 2McNeese 3, La-Monroe 1@ Lamar 17, McNeese 5McNeese 9, La Tech 2@ NW State 8, McNeese 7@ McNeese 4, NW State 1@ NW State 7, McNeese 6 (10)@ McNeese 7, Texas 5@ Baylor 14, McNeese 13Sam Houston 8, McNeese 6 (11)Sam Houston 8-3, McNeese 2-1McNeese 3-18, Tex Southern 1-1McNeese 3, La-Lafayette 2@ UT Arlington 11, McNeese 8@ UT Arlington 4, McN 3 (10)@ UT Arlington 4, McNeese 2@ McNeese 5, Lamar 4 (12)@ SW Texas 7, McNeese 6@ SW Texas 12, McNeese 9@ McNeese 25, SW Texas 7@ LSU 7, McNeese 2McNeese 4, UT San Antonio 3McNeese 13, UT San Antonio 5UT San Antonio 13, McNeese 9Lamar 12, McNeese 8Lamar 6, McNeese 1McNeese 8, Lamar 5Lamar 11, McNeese 3@ NW State 14, McNeese 1

2000: 39-20Coach: Mike Bianco

SLC Champions@ McNeese 14, Tex Southern 5McNeese 10, Mil-Wis. 4McNeese 10, Oral Roberts 8McNeese 12, UNO 6@ Tulane 5, McNeese 4McNeese 5-11, Grambling 4-3@ Rice 6, McNeese 4(n) McNeese 9, Lamar 7(n) New Mexico 5, McNeese 3@ McNeese 9, LSU 8 (11)McNeese 20-13, Prairie View 5-3McNeese 15, Minnesota 5McNeese 7-7, Minnesota 1-3@ La-Lafayette 9, McNeese 2@ McNeese 7-5, UTSA 1-3@ UTSA 11, McNeese 3Tulane 9, McNeese 8McNeese 14, SW Texas 6McNeese 7, SW Texas 1SW Texas 11, McNeese 8 (11)McNeese 11, Tex Southern 5McNeese 11-14, UTA 1-0McNeese 8, UTA 4McNeese 4, Louisiana Tech 1@ McN 11-0, Sam Houston 4-7@ McNeese 6, Sam Houston 3@ McNeese 7, La. Tech 0McNeese17, La. College 3McNeese 11, NW State 3McNeese 16, NW State 1McNeese 6, NW State 4@ Texas 4, McNeese 2@ La-Monroe 6, McNeese 5@ McNeese 8, La-Monroe 6@ La-Monroe 11, McNeese 9@ Rice 4, McNeese 1SE La. 5, McNeese 4McNeese 4, SE La. 3McNeese 8, SE La. 7@ Oklahoma 15-12, McN 5-9@ McNeese 12, Nicholls St. 5@ McNeese 10, Nicholls State 0@ Nicholls State 5, McNeese 4

McNeese 6,La-Lafayette 5@ McNeese 4-8, Lamar 2-0@ McNeese 7, Lamar 3(SLC Tournament)(n) NW State 6, McNeese 4(n) S. Houston 4, McNeese 3 (11)(NCAA Tournament)@ La-Lafayette 11, McNeese 5(n) Marist 6, McNeese 5

2001: 29-25Coach: Todd Butler

McNeese 7, Tex Southern 2@ McNeese 4, UTPan Am 2 (10)@ McNeese 9, UT Pan Am 0@ UT Pan Am 5, McNeese 4McNeese 12-12, Prairie View 0-2McNeese 9, UNO 3@ N. Mexico St. 7-22, McN 5-3@ N. Mexico St. 10,McNeese 9@ LSU 7, McNeese 3McNeese 12, Northwestern 2McNeese 5, E. Michigan 1McNeese 10, SW Missouri 4@ McNeese 11, Texas 4@ McNeese 1-11, SE La. 8-3@ McNeese 9, SE La. 3@ La. -Lafayette 14, McNeese 3McNeese 7, Michigan 1Michigan 3, McNeese 1Michigan 6, McNeese 4 (11)@ McNeese 9, Tex Southern 5@ McNeese 5-9, UTA 6-10 (10)@ UTA 14, McNeese 8McNeese 8, Troy State 7McNeese 18, Troy State 6McNeese 20-0, S. Houston 0-11McNeese 5, Sam Houston 2McNeese 2, La-Monroe 1La-Monroe 6, McNeese 4McNeese 9, La-Monroe 3McNeese 5, LSU-Shreveport 4@ McN 3-3, NW State 4 (8)-1@ NW State 3, McNeese 2@ McN 7, Ark-Little Rock 2@ Ark-Little Rock 8, McN 4McNeese 4, UTSA 3McNeese 2-9, UTSA 3-8McNeese 5-13, Lamar 20-14 (10)Lamar 8, McNeese 5@ UNO 10, McNeese 2@ SW Texas 13, McNeese 3@ SW Texas 18, McNeese 6@ SW Texas 13, McNeese 3McNeese 14, Nicholls State 7McNeese 6, Nicholls State 5 (10)McNeese 9, Nicholls State 8McNeese 14, La-Lafayette 4


BrianVidrine



@ Arkansas State 13, McN 2@ McN 3, Arkansas State 1@ Arkansas State 7, McN 6@ Troy State 7, McNeese 4@ McN 18, Troy State 17 (10)McNeese 11, UT Pan American 4McNeese 8, UT Pan American 4McNeese 9, UT Pan Am 8 (10)Nebraska 9, McNeese 4McNeese 9, Southern Miss 7McNeese 10, La-Monroe 2@ Arkansas 5, McNeese 2@ McNeese 14, Arkansas 9@ McNeese 4, Arkansas 1@ Houston 7, McNeese 6@ Nicholls State 7, McNeese 4@ Nicholls State 4, McNeese 3@ McNeese 17, Nicholls State 4@ Texas 14, McNeese 0@ Baylor 9, McNeese 4McNeese 6, SW Texas 1McNeese 11, SW Texas 10McNeese 9, SW Texas 8McNeese 5, Ark-Little Rock 1McNeese 16, Ark-Little Rock 9McNeese 6, Northwestern State 5McNeese 7, Northwestern State 5Northwestern State 10, McN 6McNeese 7, Texas Southern 4@ La-Lafayette 12, McNeese 9@ Lamar 3, McNeese 2@ Lamar 8, McNeese 2@ McNeese 5, Lamar 1La-Lafayette 6, McNeese 3SE Louisiana 8, McNeese 6 (10)McNeese 10, SE Louisiana 3McNeese 7, SE Louisiana 6 (10)@ McN 9, UT San Antonio 4@ UT San Antonio 17, McN 13@ McN 9, UT San Antonio 7McNeese 11, UT Arlington 4UT Arlington 7, McNeese 3McNeese 5, UT Arlington 3@ Oklahoma 7, McNeese 2@ Oklahoma 4, McNeese 2McNeese 9, Samford 2McNeese 8, Samford 7Samford 14, McNeese 10@ La-Monroe 6, McNeese 3@ La-Monroe 6, McNeese 4@ McNeese 6, La-Monroe 3@ Ole Miss 3, McNeese 2@ McNeese 14, Sam Houston 3@ Sam Houston 5, McN 4 (10)@ Sam Houston 14, McN 11(n) *McN 7, La-Monroe 6 (10)@ *Lamar 4, McNeese 3(n) * Northwestern St. 9, McN 2* - SLC tournament


Southland Conference Tournament Champions

McNeese 7, Delaware St. 1McNeese 23, Delaware St. 10McNeese 19, Delaware St. 13McNeese 3, Grambling 0Southern 9, McNeese 4@ McNeese 4, Southern Miss 2@ Southern Miss 7, McNeese 6@ Southern Miss 8, McNeese 7McNeese 11, Louisiana Tech 1McNeese 16, Arkansas State 4McNeese 8, Arkansas State 7Arkansas State 9, McNeese 3

Hud JacksonMcNeese MVP 1992

Georgia 8, McNeese 5Oral Roberts 6, McNeese 5McNeese 8, South Alabama 3@ McNeese 9, Ole Miss 8@ McNeese 4, Ole Miss 3(n) McNeese 4, Wichita State 3(n) McNeese 5, Ohio State 3@ McNeese 4, La-Lafayette 3McNeese 6, UTSA 5UTSA 5, McNeese 2McNeese 13, UTSA 2McNeese 8, La-Lafayette 7@ Texas State 2, McNeese 1@ McNeese 3, Texas State 1@ Texas State 4, McNeese 3La-Monroe 8, McNeese 4La-Monore 6, McNeese 4McNeese 2, La-Monroe 1@ UTA 6, McNeese 2@ UTA 10, McNeese 3@ UTA 6, McNeese 3@ Southern 6, McNeese 1Nicholls State 12, McNeese 8McNeese 4, Nicholls State 2McNeese 11, Nicholls State 2@ Nebraska 11, McNeese 1@ Nebraska 8, McNeese 5@ NW State 7, McNeese 2@ NW State 4, McNeese 3@ NW State 4, McNeese 2@ McNeese 3, SE Louisiana 1@ McNeese 10, SE Louisiana 3@ SE Louisiana 7, McNeese 6@ Louisiana Tech 9, McNeese 8@ Samford 4, McNeese 2@ Samford 3, McNeese 1Lamar 9, McNeese 2McNeese 7, Lamar 5Lamar 14, McNeese 2McNeese 5, Sam Houston 1McNeese 11, Sam Houston 10McNeese 10, Sam Houston 9(n) *McNeese 6, Lamar 4(n) *McNeese 6, NW State 1(n) *McNeese 12, UTA 3(n) *UTA 12, McNeese 7(n) *McNeese 14, UTA 0@ +Rice 3, McNeese 2(n) +Ole Miss 7, McNeese 1* - SLC tournament+ - NCAA regional tournament

2004: 24-29Coach: Chad Clement

@ La Tech 9, McNeese 7@ McNeese 18, La Tech 4@ La Tech 9, McNeese 3Lehigh 11, McNeese 8Lehigh 6, McNeese 1Lehigh 3, McNeese 0McNeese 6, Marist 0McNeese 2, Marist 0McNeese 9, Marist 3@ Arkansas 7, McNeese 1@ Arkansas 7, McNeese 2McNeese 4, N. Iowa 2McNeese 5, N. Iowa 4N. Iowa 6, McNeese 3McNeese 17, Grambling 0Oklahoma St. 7, McNeese 6McNeese 6, Indiana St. 2S. Mississippi 6, McNeese 5(n) Ohio State 8, McNeeSe 1(n) McNeese 7, Winthrop @ McNeese 9, S. Alabama 7@ McNeese 2, Nicholls St. 0@ McNeese 4, Nicholls St. 2@ McNeese 12, Nicholls St. 10

@ McNeese 10, Grambling 5Texas State 10, McNeese 0Texas State 17, McNeese 4Texas State 7, McNeese 2NW State 11, McNeese 5McNeese 10, NW State 4NW State 8, McNeese 1McNeese 12, UNO 5@ Lamar 7, McNeese 3@ Lamar 7, McNeese 2@ Lamar 9, McNeese 3McNeese 4, La-Lafayette 3McNeese 5, SE La. 4SE La. 5, McNeese 4SE La. 10, McNeese 9@ UTSA 11, McNeese 6@ McNeese 6, UTSA 3@ McNeese 7, UTSA 4@ La-Lafayette 15, McNeese 6McNeese 2, UTA 1McNeese 9, UTA 5McNeese 7, UTA 3@ Rice 4, McNeese 0@ La-Monroe 9, McNeese 4@ La-Monroe 5, McNeese 3@ La-Monroe 7, McNeese 6@ Sam Houston 7, McNeese 6@ Sam Houston 11, McNeese 7@ McNeese 17, Sam Houston 7

2005: 23-31Coach: Chad Clement

La Tech 3, McNeese 1La Tech 8, McNeese 4La Tech 9, McNeese 1Troy 9, McNeese 3McNeese 13, Troy 5McNeese 12, Troy 7@ Tulane 3, McNeese 0McNeese 9, Prairie View 2McNeese 9, Prairie View 2McNeese 14, Prairie View 3@ SW Mo. 6, McNeese 1@ Mercer 13, McNeese 9@ McNeese 3, S. Miss 2@ Alabama 4, McNeese 0@ Alabama 3, McNeese 2@ Alabama 23, McNeese 1@ McNeese 4, La-Lafayette 3@ McNeese 21, UNO 3@ McNeese 14, UNO 9@ UNO 11, McNeese 2@ Wichita St. 13, McNeese 4@ Wichita St. 7, McNeese 7Sam Houston 3, McNeese 2McNeese 10, Sam Houston 8

Sam Houston 4, McNeese 2Lamar 6, McNeese 4Lamar 7, McNeese 4Lamar 11, McNeese 10McNeese 16, Loyola 1McNeese 4, Loyola 0@ SE La. 10, McNeese 1@ SE La. 11, McNeese 6@ McNeese 9, SE La. 5@ Dallas Bapt. 9, McNeese 8@ Dallas Bapt. 16, McNeese 8@ NW State 8, McNeese 4@ NW State 12, McNeese 3@ NW State 11, McNeese 0McNeese 5, Nicholls St. 3Nicholls St. 7, McNeese 4McNeese 7, Nicholls St. 3@ McNeese 17, UTA 5@ McNeese 3, UTA 2@ UTA 5, McNeese 0La-Lafayette 6, McNeese 2McNeese 6, La-Monroe 4La-Monroe 5, McNeese 2McNeese 2, La-Monroe 1@ McNeese 7, Texas State 3@ Texas State 5, McNeese 1@ McNeese 7, Texas State 5McNeese 6, UTSA 1UTSA 4, McNeese 0McNeese 9, UTSA 8

2006: 35-20Coach: Chad ClementSouthland Conference

ChampionsMcNeese 6, La Tech 4McNeese 10, La Tech 5La Tech 5, McNeese 3@ Rice 6, McNeese 2@ Tulane 5, McNeese 3SE Missouri 8, McNeese 1McNeese 7, SE Missouri 6McNeese 10, SE Missouri 0McNeese 3, Siena 0McNeese 6, Siena 4McNeese 5, Siena 1@ La-Lafayette 3, McNeese 2McNeese 4, Dallas Baptist 3Dallas Baptist 11, McNeese 8@ Sam Houston 7, McNeese 3@ Sam Houston 7, McNeese 4@ McNeese 8, Sam Houston 5McNeese 5, La-Lafayette 4McNeese 21, Prairie View 7McNeese 12, Prairie View 3McNeese 5, Prairie View 0McNeese 2, Texas State 1Texas State 5, McNeese 4McNeese 5, Texas State 4@ UTSA 4, McNeese 3@ UTSA 8, McNeese 7@ McNeese 15, UTSA 9@ Houston 12, McNeese 8McNeese 14, SFA 13McNeese 4, SFA 2Mc Neese 8, SFA 3Houston 11, McNeese 1McNeese 10, UTA 3UTA 19, McNeese 5McNeese 10, UTA 0@ La-Lafayette 8, McNeese 4@ McNeese 11, Nicholls St. 2@ Nicholls St. 4, McNeese 3@ McNeese 7, Ncholls St. 2@ McNeese 7, Baylor 0@ McNeese 7, La-Monroe 5@ McNeese 9, La-Monroe 7

@ McNeese 12, La-Monroe 6@ Tulane 11, McNeese 8McNeese 6, SE La. 2McNeese 5, SE La. 4McNeese 9, SE La. 1McNeese 12. NW State 1McNeese 3, NW State 2McNeese 9, NW State 6@ McNeese 7, Lamar 5@ McNeese 14, Lamar 3@ Lamar 16, McNeese 3+NW State 9, McNeese 1+UTA 5, McNeese 1+ - SLC tournament game

2007: 21-35Interim Coach: Chris Fackler

UT-Pan Am TournamentCS-Northridge 4, McNeese 3

OSU 7, McNeese 0

@ UT-Pan Am 9, McNeese 7

@ Texas A&M 5, McNeese 2@ LaTech 8, McNeese 2@ LaTech 15, McNeese 13@ LaTech 14, McNeese 5@ Houston 12, McNeese 4LeMoyne 3, McNeese 2McNeese 10, LeMoyne 4McNeese 8, LeMoyne 5@ La-Monroe 8, McNeese 6@ Alabama 6, McNeese 4@ Alabama 9, McNeese 1@ Alabama 4, McNeese 3@ Tulane 8, McNeese 3McNeese 11, St. John’s 4St. John’s 11, McNeese 5St. John’s 5, McNeese 1@ LSU 6, McNeese 3UTSA 3, McNeese 1UTSA 12, McNeese 9UTSA 16, McNeese 2@ La-Lafayette 9, McNeese 5La-Lafayette 9, McNeese 5@ McNeese 7, Nicholls 5@ McNeese 2, Nicholls 1@ McNeese 11, Nicholls 2McNeese 11, La-Monroe 7McNeese 4, NW State 0McNeese 5, NW State 4@ SE La. 15, McNeese 3@ McNeese 2, SE La. 1@ McNeese 8, SE La. 3@ McNeese 10, UTA 3@ McNeese 3, UTA 1@ UTA 4, McNeese 3Sam Houston 10, McNeese 1Sam Houston 10, McNeese 7Sam Houston 7, McNeese 5@ McNeese 4, TAMU-CC 3@ McNeese 15, TAMU-CC 8@ McNeese 10, TAMU-CC 4Houston 5, McNeese 4McNeese 11, Central Arkansas 2McNeese 6, Central Arkansas 1McNeese 7, Central Arkansas 4@ Texas State 2, McNeese 1@ McNeese 10, Texas State 7@ Texas State 18, McNeese 5@ Texas A&M 11, McNeese 6@ Lamar 4, McNeese 2Lamar 9, McNeese 2McNeese 7, Lamar 4+Lamar 12, McNeese 2+SFA 11, McNeese 3+ - SLC tournament game



2008: 13-42Coach: Terry Burrows

@La Tech 14, McNeese 5@La Tech 13, McNeese 1@La Tech 17, McNeese 0@Texas A&M 8, McNeese 3@Texas A&M 8, McNeese 4McNeese 13, Houston Bapt. 8Houston Bapt 10, McNeese 4Houston Bapt 7, McNeese 4@Lamar 4, McNeese 0Lamar 6, McNeese 3@UTA 26, McNeese 1@Dallas Bapt. 10, McNeese 8@McNeese 8, Oral Roberts 4@McNeese 15, Tex Southern 7@UTSA 13, McNeese 3@UTSA 15, McNeese 4@UTSA 4, McNeese 1McNeese 6, Nicholls St.3McNeese 4, Nicholls St. 1McNeese 8, Nicholls St. 5Houston 11, McNeese 1McNeese 14, Grambling 2SE La. 4, McNeese 2McNeese 11, SE La. 10SE La. 17, McNeese 11@Tulane 10, McNeese 3UL Monroe 9, McNeese 6@McNeese 5, NW State 3@NW State 5, McNeese 4@NW State 9, McNeese 2McNeese 9, Tex Southern 5UL Lafayette 14, McNeese 8UTA 7, McNeese 2UTA 10, McNeese 8UTA 13, McNeese 12@UL Monroe 21, McNeese 9@Sam Houston 2, McNeese 1@Sam Houston 10, McNeese 2@Sam Houston 11, McNeese 1@Houston 7, McNeese 4@LSU 6, McNeese 0TAM-Corpus 3, McNeese 2TAM-Corpus 7, McNeese 1McNeese 10, TAM-Corpus 5@McNeese 10, Grambling [email protected]. 10, McNeese 2@McNeese 11, C. Ark. 9@UL Lafayette 5, McNeese 4Texas State 8, McNeese 2Texas State 26, McNeese 4Texas State 3, McNeese 1Lamar 5, McNeese 4@Lamar 11, McNeese 10@Lamar 2, McNeese 1

2009: 21-30Coach: Terry Burrows

McNeese 9, H. Baptist 6McNeese 15, H. Baptist 2McNeese 6, H. Baptist 2McNeese 15, Ark-LR 7Ark-LR 10, McNeese (11)McNeese 10, La Tech 5McNeese 16, La Tech 6McNeese 8, La Tech 5NW St. 8, McNeese 6NW St. 10, McNeese 9McNeese 15, NW St. 14@Tulane 15, McNeese 7McNeese 11, ULM 10 (10)@SE La. 9, McNEese 6@SE La. 13, McNeese 3@SE La. 7, McNeese 5ULL 10, McNeese 2@#5LSU 6, McNeese 3

@McNeese 14, TAM-Corpus 4@TAM-Corpus 6, McNeese 4@McNeese 17, TAM-Corpus 7McNeese 10, C. Ark. 5C. Ark. 11, McNeese 7McNeese 12, C.. Ark. 11 (11)S. Houston 7, McNeese 5 (10)S. Houston 12, McNeese 7S. Houston 13, McNeese 11 (13)McNeese 10, Tex. Southern 9@UTA 8, McNeese 7 (10)@UTA 18, McNeese 8@McNeese 2, UTA 1@McNeese 10, Lamar 7McNeese 10, Lamar 9SFA 6, McNeese 1McNeese 14, SFA 6McNeese 8, SFA 7@ULM 8, McNeese 2@Tex. St. 9, McNeese 4@Tex. St. 16, McNeese 6@Tex. St. 15, McNeese 2@ULL 4, McNeese 1Houston 6, McNeese 3@Lamar 3, McNeese McNeese 8, Lamar 4Lamar 13, McNeese 5@Houston 12, McNeese 2UTSA 15, McNeese 10UTSA 20, McNeese 6UTSA 13, McNeese 11@McNeese 18, Nicholls 7@Nicholls 3, McNeese 1 @ - away games

2010: 31-27Coach: Terry BurrowsMcNeese 7, Valparaiso 6McNeese 8, Valparaiso 2McNeese 12, Valparaiso 0@LSU 2, McNeese 1@La Tech 19, McNeese 12@McNeese 8, La Tech 7 (10)@McNeese 8, La Tech 5+Dallas Baptist 2, McNeese 1+Penn State 12, McNeese 6+McNeese 12, Lamar 9McNeese 12, UNO 11@NW State 9, McNeese 2@McNeese 10, NW State 7@NW State 16, McNeese 6SE La. 6, McNeese 5SE La. 9, McNeese 2McNeese 4, SE La. 3 (10)Arkansas 3, McNeese 2Arkansas 7, McNeese 6McNeese 1l, AM-Corpus 10 (10)McNeese 13, AM-Corpus 12McNeese 12, AM-Corpus 2McNeese 13, ULM 1@McNeese 12, C. Ark. 8@McNeese 12, C. Ark 5@McNeeSe 7, C. Ark 6@McNeese 13, Prairie View 4@McNeese 12, Sam Houston 1@Sam Houston 7, McNeese 1@Sam Houston 6, MNcNeese 3McNeese 12, Tex Southern 2McNeese 9, UTA 4UTA 13, McNeese 3UTA 9, McNeese 3@ULL 5, McNeese 2@SFA 2, McNeese 1 (12)@SFA 10, McNeese 6@McNeese 15, SFA 7@McNeese 14, UNO 13McNeese 7, Lamar 3

Jason MorvantAll-time stolen base leader

@McNeese 6, Lamar 3@McNeese 5, Lamar 3@McNeese 16, ULM 8Tex State 13, McNeese 1McNeese 5, Tex State 2Tex State 6, McNeese 3@UTSA 11, McNeese 10@UTSA 11, McNeese 10 (10)@ UTSA 7, McNeese 6McNeese 5, ULL 4McNeese 15, Nicholls 3McNeese 14, Nicholls 13Nicholls 10, McNeese 7*McNeese 8, SE La. 7*Lamar 10, McNeese 7*McNeese 5, SE La. 4*Lamar 9, McNeese 3+-Lamar tournament*-SLC tournament

McNeese All-time Team Batting Average and ERA

Year BA ERA2010 .304 6.522009 .316* 7.602008 .267 7.882007 .277 5.932006 .284 4.552005 .263 5.392004 .272 5.292003 .272 4.342002 .304 5.122001 .294 5.142000 .305 4.331999 .293 5.151998 .303 5.771997 .270 5.021996 .279 6.821995 .311 3.081994 .311 2.75*1993 .282 4.091992 .281 5.211991 .272 2.991990 .272 2.911989 .314 4.241988 .275 5.201987 .267 5.341986 .277 5.581985 .265 5.461984 .248 5.741983 .257 4.361982 .272 4.521981 .283 4.671980 .270 5.40

1979 .287 3.521978 .248 6.721977 .264 4.811976 .261 3.511975 .246 3.751974 .254 3.601973 .267 3.911972 .274 4.251971 .263 3.411970 .252 2.791969 .246 3.381968 .281 2.891967 .231 3.611966 .182 3.991965 .189 4.401964 .196 3.381963 .201 4.271962 .253 3.601961 .271 3.361960 .225 3.791959 .271 5.231958 .294 3.721957 - - 1956 .233 3.881955 - 3.471954 - 3.021953 .180 - * - school record

CAREERLEADERS

Home Runs43 - Ben Broussard (‘96-99)35 - Charlie Kingrey (2004-07)33 - Tim Lemke (2002-03)32 - Lee Orr (ACTIVE)31 - Jason LeCronier (‘94-95)30 - Chip Stratton (‘87-88)30 - Doug Cormier (‘98-01)27 - Stuart Landreneau (‘97-00)27 - Kevin Mitchell (‘00-01)25 - Shanie Dugas (‘76-79)24 - Tommy Eubanks (2002-03)23 - Ran Prince (2000-03)23 - Rico Gholston (‘91-92)22 - Terry Bond (‘84-87)21 - Dick Morris (‘68-70)20 - Taylor Freeman (‘08-09)19 - Jim Young (‘76-79)19 - Jeff Gremillion (‘88-89)19 - Chris Schmitz (‘97-98)19 - Steve Irvine (‘09-10)18 - Clint Gould (‘93-94)18 - Mike Trahan (‘96-97)16 - Kurt Heble (‘90-91)15 - Shon Landry (‘06-09)

RBIs174 - Ben Broussard (‘96-99)170 - Charlie Kingrey (2004-07)154 - Ran Prince (2000-03)136 - Doug Cormier (‘98-01)

ALL TIMERECORDW - 1255L - 1295

T - 8

36 McNeese Baseball 2011

130 - Stuart Landreneau (‘97-00)126 - Tommy Eubanks (2002-03)119 - Jim Young (‘76-79)118 - Jason LeCronier (‘94-95)118 - Kevin Mitchell (‘00-01)113 - Lee Orr (ACTIVE)111 - Charlie Phillips (‘87-90)111 - James Gallier (‘79-82)109 - Shanie Dugas (‘76-79)108 - Taylor Freeman (‘08-09)107 - Lud Henry (‘79-82)105 - Terry Bond (‘84-87)

Triples17 - Chris Schmitz (‘97-98)12 - Brig Taylor (‘96)12 - Shon Landry (‘06-09) 11 - Roger Hickernell (‘81-82)11 - Chris Fontenot (2003-06) 9 - Neal Spencer (‘71-74) 9 - Ran Prince (2000-03) 9 - Dustin Smith (2001-04)

Doubles60 - Bryan Cartie (2005-07)57 - Ran Prince (2000-03)56 - Charlie Kingrey (2004-07)46 - Charlie Phillips (‘87-90)45 - Tim Lemke (2002-03)41 - Stuart Landreneau (‘97-00)35 - Kevin Mitchell (‘00-01)34 - Lud Henry (‘79-82)34 - Brian Bernhardt (2001-04)33 - Doug Cormier (‘98-01)33 - Shon Landry (‘06-09)33 - Taylor Freeman (‘08-09)32 - Mike Trahan (‘96-97)31 - Ben Broussard (‘96-99)31 - Clint Gould (‘93-94)31 - Jason LeCronier (‘94-95)30 - Chris Fontenot (2003-06)29 - Shanie Dugas (‘76-79)29 - Josh Fontenot (02-05)28 - Dustin Smith (2001-04)27 - Chris Fackler (‘87-90)27 - Jim Young (‘76-79)25 - Deron Hofstetter (‘92-94)25 - Terry Bond (‘84-87)25 - Steve Boulet (‘88-89)25 - Ryan Robertson (‘92-95)25 - Chris Schmitz (‘97-98)25 - Lee Orr (ACTIVE)


MarkBowling

Runs Scored163 - Stuart Landreneau (‘97-00)161 - Doug Cormier (‘98-01)158 - Shon Landry (‘06-09)154 - Ran Prince (2000-03)150 - Charlie Kingrey (2004-07)146 - Ben Broussard (‘96-99)140 - Bryan Cartie (2005-07)133 - Shanie Dugas (‘76-79)125 - Charlie Phillips (‘87-90)121 - Jason Morvant (‘88-91)117 - James Gallier (‘79-82)117 - Brian Bernhardt (2001-04)....104 - Lee Orr (ACTIVE)

Base Hits244 - Charlie Kingrey (2004-07)240 - Ran Prince (2000-03)l227 - Shon Landry (‘06-09)216 - Stuart Landreneau (‘97-00)202 - Bryan Cartie (2005-07)194 - Ben Broussard (‘96-99)184 - Josh Fontenot (02-05)182 - Charlie Phillips (‘87-90)176 - James Gallier (‘79-82)169 - Jim Young (‘76-79)169 - Tim Lemke (2002-03)168 - Doug Cormier (‘98-01)164 - Shanie Dugas (‘76-79)162 - Deron Hofstetter (‘92-94)162 - Terry Bond (‘84-87)160 - Lud Henry (‘79-82)158 - Brian Bernhardt (2001-04)151 - Dustin Smith (2001-04)151 - Tommy Eubanks (2002-03)150 - Dooley Prince (2002-03)143 - Neal Spencer (‘71-74)143 - Chris Schmitz (‘97-98)141 - Damon Rapp (‘92-95)136 - Chris Fackler (‘87-90)136 - Ryan Robertson (‘92-95)135 - Philip Smith (‘73-75)132 - Taylor Freeman (‘08-09)....123 - Lee Orr (ACTIVE)

Stolen Bases69 - Jason Morvant (‘88-91)69 - Ran Prince (2000-03)61 - Jason Alleman (‘88-91)54 - Bryan Cartie (2005-07)48 - Jace Peterson (ACTIVE)48 - Mike Pierce (‘92-93)48 - Chris Mayfield (‘92-93)46 - Brian Vidrine (‘89-92)44 - Dooley Prince (2002-03)44 - Dustin Smith (2001-04)43 - Joey Armentor (‘76-79)41 - Lee Orr (ACTIVE)40 - Carl Grayson (‘82-83)40 - Curt Lowry (‘94-95)40 - Shon Landry (‘06-09)

Pitching Victories28 - Jared Gothreaux (‘99-02)25 - Ray Fontenot (‘76-79)22 - Chris Denton (2003-07)

22 - Mike Croker (‘74-76)22 - Jim Stanley (‘70-73)21 - Rusty Begnaud (2002-04)18 - Charles Decker (‘56-58)17 - Steve Ferguson (‘86-89)

Complete Games29 - Ray Fontenot (‘76-79)27 - Mike Croker (‘74-76)23 - Jim Stanley (‘70-73)20 - Steve Ferguson (‘86-89)18 - Wayne Bennett (‘84-86)

Pitching Shutouts9 - Ray Fontenot (‘76-79)6 - Terry Burrows (‘89-90)5 - Chris Denton (2003-07)5 - Jim Stanley (‘70-73)4 - John Scroggins (‘76-79)4 - Mike Croker (‘74-76)

Strikeouts299 - Jared Gothreaux (99-02)280 - Ray Fontenot (‘76-79)228 - Chris Denton (2003-07)201 - Steve Ferguson (‘86-89)184 - Jacob Marceaux (‘03-05)178 - Jon Miller (‘85-88)175 - Chad Clement (‘92-95)172 - Jim Stanley (‘70-73)

Innings Pitched347.2 - Chris Denton (2003-07)323.1 - Jared Gothreaux (‘99-02)297 - Rusty Begnaud (2002-04)296 - Mike Croker (‘74-76)282.1 - Steve Ferguson (‘86-89)254.2 - Jim Stanley (‘70-73)252.1 - John Scroggins (‘76-79)250.2 - Ray Fontenot (‘76-79)246.1 - Jon Miller (‘85-88)

Pitching Appearances101 - Danny Davis (2004-07)97 - Chad Clement (‘92-95)80 - Jared Gothreaux (‘99-02)68 - Chris Denton (2003-07)68 - John Portie (‘98-01)63 - Steve Ferguson (‘86-89)61 - Justin LeBleu (2005-08)59 - Mike Croker (‘74-76)56 - Jacob Marceaux (‘03-05)55 - Rusty Begnaud (2002-04)53 - Ray Fontenot (‘76-79)53 - Jim Stanley (‘70-73)51 - Jon Miller (‘85-88)

LETTERMENAMike Abshire 1985,86David Ackel 1995Mike Adamek 1989Chris Adcox ‘92,93,94,95Matt Allard 1995Jason Alleman ‘88,89,90,91 Bill Alveraz 1984Bill Anderson 1983Gary Anderson 1970,71Glenn Anderson 1983,84Jon Anderson 2003, 04Gerald Andrus 1966,67,68

Mike Angelo 1992, 93Gerald Antony 1968Max Anthony ‘54,55,56,57 Royce Antony 1954,55Danny Ardoin 1995Joey Armentor ‘76,77,78,79Roy Armstrong 1968,69Chris Ashorn 1998,99Benet Augustine 1981Bennett Augustine 1959

BGreg Babineaux 1993, 94Robert Babineaux ‘65,66,67Travis Bailey 2008, 09Matt Banta 2004Bobby Barnes 1966,67,68Don Barnett 1960,61Roland Baras 1958Ronnie Baron 2003, 04Tom Barousse 1962,63,64Clint Barr 1998,99Dewey Barr 2002Donny Bayus 1993Cleve Beard 1957Bryce Beatty 1979,80,81Brad Becker 2007Justin Beitzel 2008, 10Rusty Begnaud 2002, 03, 04Justin Beitzel 2007, 09Wade Bennett 1983Wayne Bennett 1984,85,86Brian Bernhardt 2002, 03, 04Dickie Berry 1955Ben Berwick 1981,82John Biagas 1984,85Jim Bischoff 1960,61,62Derek Blacksher 2006,07Jim Blake 1961,62,63,64Lin Blanchette 1978Ross Blankenship 2004,05Jason Bleeker 2005, 06Richie Bolmarcich 1988Terry Bond 1984,85,86,87Chris Bonvillian 2002Brad Book 1998Derek Bordelon, 2000, 01,02, 03Doug Boudreaux 2001Steven Boulet 1988,89Jim Bourne 1976Joey Bourgeois 1983,84,86Trent Bourque ‘90,91,93,94Mark Bowling 1988,89Matt Boyles 2001,02, 03, 04Kirk Bradley 1998,99, 00Ryan Brauninger 2007, 08, 09Ronnie Breaux 1968Gary Brewster 1985,86Barney Bridges 1962Ben Broussard 1996,97,98,99Bobby Broussard ‘70,71,74Jeramie Broussard 2004,06,07Kanon Broussard 2008Woodrow Broussard 1983

Hugh Dugar 1979,80,81Alex Dugas 2006Shanie Dugas ‘76,77,78,79Tyler Dugas 2003,04,06Gene Dunn 1957,58Greg Dupin 1966Doyle Durr 1976Skippy Durr 1978Jeremy Duvall 1996

ETodd Eastin 1996, 97Brett Elam 1994, 95Eric Elam 2002Scott Elkins 1973,74Blake Ellender 2010Eric Emfinger 2002Sam English 2006,07Mike Eskildsen 2001Nick Eubanks 2008, 09Tommy Eubanks 2002, 03Ken Ezell 1954

FChris Fackler 1987,88,89,90Shane Faucheaux 1995,96Taylor Faul 2005,06,07Rodney Fausett 1981Mickey Fendley 1979Levi Ferguson 1999,01Steve Ferguson ‘86,87,88,89Archie Fields 1982,85Mike Fleniken 2000,01Rudy Flores 1982Cas Fontenot 1981Chris Fontenot 2003,04,05,06Josh Fontenot 2002, 03,04,05Kirby Fontenot ‘65,66,67,68Matt Fontenot 2010Mike Fontenot ‘75,76,77,78Nathan Fontenot ‘73,74,75Todd Fontenot 2007, 08Steve Ferguson ‘86,87,88,89Archie Fields 1982,85Matt Fontenot 2009Phillip Fontenot 1993Todd Fontenot 2009Ray Fontenot 1976,77,78,79Nick Fox 1986,87Ryan Frantz 2006,07,08, 09Kelly Free 1992, 93Taylor Freeman 2008, 09Anthony Fugarino 1987,88Buck Fulco 1954,55,56Frank Fulco 1956

GJames Gallier ‘79,80,81,82Phil Gamble 1965Zane Gamewell 1996, 98,99Greg Garner 1989,90,92, 93Josh German 2000Rico Gholston 1991,92Gene Gibson 1958Mike Giggar 1962,63,64Bob Gilmore 1960,61,62Frank Glenn 1959Pat Golla 1992Jared Gothreaux 1999,00,01,02Clint Gould 1993, 94Joey Granger 1981,82Seth Granger 2010Carl Grayson 1982,83Keith Greene 1985, 86Kyle Griffin 1979Jeff Gremillion 1988,89Todd Griffin 1981,82,83Eddie Gueits 1984,85Dustin Guidry 2008G (cont.)Brian Guillory 1989Marty Guillory 1999,00Rhett Gulledge 2003, 04Jason Gunter 1993, 94, 95Clive Gustin 1959, 60,61Bobby Guthrie 1976Keith Guthrie ‘73,74,75,76


Jared GothreauxAll-time strikeout and

victory leader

Randy Brown 1973,74Trey Brown 2009, 10Chris Bruchhaus 1995,96Billy Bryant 1981,82Kim Bryant 1979,80,81Nick Buck 2006,07Kyle Bull 2007, 08Garth Buresh 1990,91Todd Butler 1985,86Zach Butler 2010Terry Burrows 1989,90Martin Byrley 1973

CFrank Calloura 1958,59,60Tony Camp 1982,83Chad Carnahan 2001,04,05Dickie Carr 1961,62Bryan Cartie 2005,06,07Clint Carver 1995,96Jesse Cassard 2001,02Ed Cepiel 1962Chris Chambers 1976Roger Champagne 1985,86,87,88Cameron Chandler 2005,06Chris Chandler 1990Mark Chapman 1983,84,86Ted Chapman 1953,54,55Chuck Charlet 1970Ted Chmielinski 2000Josh Cholley 2007, 08, 09, 10Lash Chretien 1997Therrance Chretien 1999, 01,02Brian Cifreo 1985Owen Clanton 2003, 04Chad Clement ‘92,93,94,95Matt Click 2008,09, 10Danny Coco 1975George Colburn 1968,69,70Ray Cole 1966,67,68Chris Coover 2005,06Johnny Comeaux ‘84,85,87 Leto Comeaux 1954Clay Condrey 1997, 98Tony Coniglio 2008, 09Russell Conner 1976,77Jonathan Conrad 2007, 08, 09Doug Cormier 1998,99,00,01Ken Cormier 1963,64,65Eloy Cornejo 2006Beau Cotten 1998,99Mitch Covington 1997, 98Skip Crabtree 1986Bob Craft 1963,64,65,66Brian Cravey 1997Tom Crawford 1970,71,72David Crisp 1989,90Mike Croker 1974,75,76Phil Culotta 1965,66,68Tony Curro 1994

DKevin Daigle 1988,89Glenn Dailey 1992Randy Dale 1970Raymond Dallas 1976Danny Davis 2004,05,06,07Greg Davis 1973Jim Davis 1970,71,72,73Ric Davis 2001,02, 03Tyler Davis 2007, 08, 09, 10Lance Dawkins 2003Ben DeClouet 2000,01,02Rey delosSantos 1984Charles Decker 1956,57,58Ronald Dees 1956,57Keith Delcambre ‘76,77,78Chris Denton 2003,04,06,07Jaden Dillon 2009, 10 Howard Dobson 1994, 95Troy Dodd 1985,86John Doerfler 2003, 04Shawn Donahue 1986,87Ben Dooley 1973,74Nick Doucet 1981Butch Dowies 1979,80,81Taylor Ducoff


HMarty Habetz 1988,89,90Randy Habetz 1988Jerry Hamilton 1955,56Josh Hansen 2002, 03Gus Harkness 1966Brian Harris 1981,82David Hartman ‘83,84,85,86Hunter Hays 2006Cecil Heard 1968,69,70Derek Hebert 2002Jeff Hebert 1995Mace Hebert 2008, 09, 10Kurt Heble 1990,91Shane Heinen 1996, 97, 98,99Jeff Helms 1990,91Lud Henry 1979,81, 82Matt Henry 2010Roger Hickernell 1981,82Bennie Hickman 1962,63,64Scott Hiers 1991, 92, 93Jimmy Hietzler 1966Deron Hofstetter ‘92,93,94Brad Holland 1991, 92Jeff Holland 1994,95Josh Hollier 2003Scott Holstein 2008, 09Harry Hover 1973,74,75Cleve Howard 1955Chris Howay 2000,01Bob Howry 1994Dale Hrapchak 1996, 97Jason Hubbard 1996David Huggins 1997Joe Hulett 2004,05,06,07Don Hunt 1966Johnny Hunter 1961,63,64,65

ISteven Irvine 2009, 10Amos Ivey 1957,58,59,60Sam Ivey 1968

JHud Jackson 1991,92Jimmy Jarnigan 1974,75Chad John 1988Zeb Johnson 1968Billy Johnston 1958,59,60P.J. Johnston 2001,02Al Jones 1966Grier Jones 1992, 93Kim Jones 1978Max Jones 1954, 55

KLenny Kahn 1958,59,61,62Joe Kazmar 1960,61,62,63Jason Keiser 2000,01Johnny Kellogg 1979Lionel Kertz 1954Channing Kile 2007, 08Mickey Kimball ‘60,61,62Kenneth King ‘55,56,57,58Charlie Kingrey 2004,05,06,07Beau Knowles 2005,06J.J. Korf 2000,01Ron Kyle 1960

LAllan Ladd 1970,71Shane Landreneau 1997,98,99,00Kerry Landry 1979,80,81Shon Landry 2006,07, 08, 09Brian Larocca 1988Seth Lastrapes 2002, 03, 04, 05David Leatherwood 2006,07Tommy LeBlanc 1966Josh LeBert 2009, 10Justin LeBleu 2005,06,07, 08Jason LeCronier 1994,95Bill Ledbetter 1962Curt Leger 1985,86Gil Leger 1990,92, 93Kirk Leger 1976,77,78Ryan Leger 2004,05,06

Jeff Leggett 1979Josh LeGros 2009Mike LeLeaux 1979Tim Lemke 2001,02, 03Fred Limbocker 1963Donald Little 1966Dustin Lloyd 2010David Lopez 1982Ronaldo Lopez 1993Brian Lott 1994Bill Lowry 1997, 98Curt Lowry 1994,95Tommy Luce 2009, 10Carl Lucynski 1963Glen Luker 1955,56,57Rod Lung 1987

MDoug McCullor 1965Mark McDaniel 1976,77,78Gayle McDonald 1963,64,65John McDonnell 1996,97Tommy McElduff 1992Pat McLendon 1996,97Laine McKeller 2001,02Mike McKinlay 1996Kevin McNeill 1993,94Keith Mack 1990Glenn Mallory 1974Jim Mallory 1973, 74Ferral Manuel 1988, 89Kip Manuel, 1986,87,89Jacob Marceaux 2003, 04, 05Ben Marchive 1966Trey Marik 1991,92,93Robert Marquez 1995Dave Marsland 1992Craig Martel 2002, 03Daniel Martin 2009Chris Mayfield 1992, 93Graham Mazur 1999Derek Mayo 2001, 02Henry Meachum 1958,59,60Brent Meaux 1984David Mees 1982,83Gabe Memmert 1996Chad Menard 1996, 1998Chet Medlock 1999,00Sam Merrill 2008, 09Jon Miller 1985,86,87,88Kenny Miller 1984,85,86Butch Millet 1998,99Nathon Milton 1998Deron Minor 2007Chris Mire 1993Mike Mirelez 1959Mac Mistric 1982,83,85Kevin Mitchell 2000,01Thomas Mixon 1955,56Don Molino 1956Cliff Moncrief 1991,92,93David Montiel 1999,00,02Glenn Montreuil 1965,66Dick Morris 1968, 69, 70Robert Morris 1956, 57Bill Moseley 1975, 76James Moss 1956, 57Lavelle Morgan 2002, 03Jason Morvant ‘88,89,90,91Jim Muno 1983Tommy Murphy 1978Brandon Murray 1992, 93Robbie Musick 1983

NDennis Nations 1978Jack Newark 2001Kevin Newkirk ‘84,85,86,87Tony Niel 1972,73Walt Nolen 2002, 03, 04Randy North 1987

ORamon O’Neill 1986,87Tommy Olney 1966,67,68Ross Olson 2009Josh Ophus 1996

Brandon Orlando 1995Lee Orr 2009, 10David Ortego 1978Kenny Ortego 1993,95,96Cliff Ostreicher 1965

PJoe Pantoja 1985,86Phil Parcell 2010Tyler Park 2010Nolan Parker 1999,00Keith Patnode 2008Jan Peebles 1975,76David Perez 1979,81,82,83Jace Peterson 2009, 10Cy Phillips 1984Charles Phillips ‘87,88,89,90Mike Pierce 1992, 93Russell Pierce 1965Matt Piskor 1996Joey Poirrier 2000,01, 03, 04Jarrod Portie 1998,99, 00,01John Portie 1996,97,98,99Cory Posey 1985John Powell 1984Eddie Price 1968,69,70Pat Prigmore 1987Dooley Prince 2002, 03Ran Prince 2000,01,02 03Ray Prince 1978Mike Prokop 1998Mike Prouse 1982,83Dino Puci 1985,86

QDavid Quattrone 1975Dondi Quarles 1988

RKen Rabalais 1962,63,64,65David Ramsey 1982Damon Rapp ‘92,93,94,95D. C. Reed 1956,57,58Grant Reed 1995, 96, 97,98Russel Reeder 1994,95Greg Rehkow 1991Jay Renobato 1988,89,90David Richard 2001Scott Richard 1983,85,86,87Tad Richard 1987Paul Richard 1975Sean Richard 1998Steve Richard 1974Chuck Richardson ‘73,74,75Andy Riche’ 2007, 08, 09, 10Arthur Richey 1984Jim Ricklefsen 1984,85,86John Riddile 1959,60,61John Riggs 1981Steve Riha 1990Ronnie Riley 1970Tony Ritchie 1976Derrick Rivers 1993Michael Robbins 2008, 09Jackie Roberson 1975Ryan Robertson ‘92,93,94,95Mike Robichaux 1988Tim Robichaux 1981Tony Robichaux 1981,82Neil Rogers 1958John Ropp 2007Coco Rossitto 1968,69,70Kyle Roth 2008Ed Ruiz 1954Jason Ryan 1998,99

SJosh Salow 2000,01Ryan Sampere 2010Wayne Savoy 1965,66Bubba Savell 1989,91Jon Saylor 1994,95Chris Schultea 1990,91Rick Schuette 1987,88Howard Schmitt 1959,60Chris Schmitz 1997,98

Dustin Schroer 2004, 05Marvin Schuh 1988John Scroggins 1976,78,79Colin Sell 1993Mark Selway 1996,97Jim Serrano 1997James Shaw 1979Shelby Shaw 1989,90,91Ronald Sheehan 1959Shon Shelton 1988,89Rene Sierra 1986,87,88,90Tommy Silvia 1968Bill Simon 1973,74,75Jon Simpson 1987,88Dennis Slack 1988Dallas Smith 2007, 08Dustin Smith 2001, 02, 03, 04Lance Smith 1989,90Keith Smith 1992Mike Smith 2001Phillip Smith 1973,74,75Ricky Soileau 1983,86,87Neal Spencer ‘71,72,73,74Warren Spencer 1976,77,78Kevin Sprague 1998,99Tim Stafford 1990Kyle Standley 1984Jim Stanley 1970,71,72,73Todd Stanley 1996Pat Stark 2000,01Tommy Stelly 1974,75Jerry Stephens 1955Brad Stevens 1998Darrel Stevens 2007Chas. Stevenson ‘58,59,60,61Nick Stewart 2002Chip Stratton 1987,88William Strong 2007Tyler Stutes 2005,06Johnny Suydam 1964,65Carlton Sweeney 1960,61Jerry Swinson 1964Tyson Switzenberg 1997, 98

TBrig Taylor 1996Derrick Taylor 1999James Thibodeaux 2004, 05,06Johnnie Thibodeaux ‘74,75Ted Tolbert 2000Kevin Thomas 1999Bryn Thompson 2007, 08, 09,10Cornell Thompson 1970,71George Thompson 1999,00Michael Thompson 2004, 05John Thomson 1992Doug Thornton 1976,78Bubba Thurman 1991-92Tyler Todd 1990,91Mike Trahan 1996Brad Trouard 1975Jeremy Troutman 1997Tony Trumps 1955Mike Turano 1985,86

URick Underwood 1976

VTed Vallery 1962,63Charles Vallow 1975Gary Vaughn 1973,74Jordan Venable 2007, 08, 09, 10Brian Vidrine 1989,90,91,92Kenneth Vidrine 1965,66Greg Vincent 1979Jacob Vines 2003

WKevin Wachtman 1997Scott Wade 1982,83,84David Waggoner 1998Eric Walker 2000Bill Walters 1962,63,64Dave Washburn 1989Tom Washburn 1988,90,91B. J. Waszgis 1991

Rick Weber 2002, 03Howard Wells 1954Jerry Wells 1960,61Paul Welsh 1987,88,89,90Jon Wente 1997Gary Westerlage 1982Don Whittington 1974Jim Whitworth 1960,61Dickie Wicks 1967,68Jerry Wilburn 1954Mark Williams 1982,83Chris Williamson 2000Harry Willie 1954,55Charles Wimberly 1968,69Keith Woods 1978Gary Wooley 1978,79,80,81Dickie Wriborg 1970Kyle Wright 1985

YShawn Yarbrough 2004Jim Young 1976,77,78,79Paul Young 1969,71,72,73

ZThomas Zabasky 2005,06, 07Daniel Zaunbrecher 2010


Lettermen

Head Coaches

Terry Burrows2008-65-99

Chris Fackler2007 interim

21-31

Chad Clement2004-2007

82-84

Todd Butler2001-2003

90-83

Mike Bianco1998-2000

100-71

Jim Ricklefsen1995-1997

83-79-1

Tony Robichaux1988-1994

244-145

Triny Rivera1981-1986141-171-2

Johnny Suydam1978-1980

71-67

Hubert Boales1968-1977190-197-4

Desmond Jones1966-1967

19-34-1

Ted Chapman1963-1965

24-58


All-time Coaching Staffs(head coach listed first)

1953: Cliff Johnson1954: Cliff Johnson1955: Kenneth Bahnsen1956: Reed Stephens1957: Reed Stephens1958: Reed Stephens1959: Reed Stephens1960: Reed Stephens1961: Reed Stephens1962: Ralph O. Ward, Ted Chap-man1963: Ted Chapman1964: Ted Chapman1965: Ted Chapman1966: Desmond Jones1967: Desmond Jones1968: Hubert Boales1969: Hubert Boales1970: Hubert Boales, Johnny Suydam1971: Hubert Boales, Slew Thomas1972: Hubert Boales, Ronnie Dees1973: Hubert Boales, Ronnie Dees1974: Hubert Boales, Jerry McEachern1975: Hubert Boales, Triny Rivera1976: Hubert Boales, Triny Rivera1977: Hubert Boales, Triny Rivera1978: Johnny Suydam, Harry Hover1979: Johnny Suydam, Harry Hover1980: Johnny Suydam, Harry Hover1981: Triny Rivera1982: Triny Rivera, Bill Simon1983: Triny Rivera, Randy Coo-per, James Gallier1984: Triny Rivera, Joe Gonza-lez, David Perez, Mac Mistric1985: Triny Rivera1986: Triny Rivera1987: Nolan Viator, Tony Robich-aux, Jim Ricklefsen1988: Tony Robichaux, Jim Ricklefsen, Burke Broussard, Kip Derouen

1989: Tony Robichaux, Jim Rick-lefsen, Brian Williams1990: Tony Robichaux, Jim Ricklefsen, Scott Eastman, Todd Butler, Rod Lung1991: Tony Robichaux, Jim Ricklefsen, Scott Eastman, Todd Butler, Bob Corley1992: Tony Robichaux, Jim Rick-lefsen, Scott Eastman, Bob Corley1993: Tony Robichaux, Jim Rick-lefsen, Todd Butler, Brad Holland1994: Tony Robichaux, Jim Rick-lefsen, Todd Butler, Brad Holland 1995: Jim Ricklefsen, Ron Riley, Brad Holland1996: Jim Ricklefsen, Ron Riley, Brad Holland1997: Jim Ricklefsen, Ron Riley, Brad Holland, Trent Bourque, Chad Clement1998: Mike Bianco, Daniel Tom-lin, Jeramie Moore, Chad Clement1999: Mike Bianco, Danilel Tom-lin, Chad Clement, Clint Carver2000: Mike Bianco, Chad Clem-ent, Clint Carver, Butch Millet2001: Todd Butler, Chad Clement, Shane Faucheaux, Mike Trahan2002: Todd Butler, Chad Clement, Mike Trahan, Josh Salow, Toney Morse2003: Todd Butler, Chad Clement, Mike Trahan, Terry Burrows2004: Chad Clement, Mike Tra-han, Daryl Byrd, Ric Davis2005: Chad Clement, Mike Tra-han, Ric Davis2006: Chad Clement, Chris Fack-ler, Blair Barbier2007: Chad Clement/Chris Fack-ler, Joel Bocchi2008: Terry Burrows, Jason Gonzales, Bubbs Merrill, David Leatherwood2009: Terry Burrows, Bubbs Mer-rill, Clay Van Hook2010: Terry Burrows, Bubbs Mer-rill, Clay Van Hook, Sam Merrill 2011: Terry Burrows, Bubbs Mer-rill, Clay Van Hook, Sam Merrill

McNeese Coaching Legacy

(the Desmond Jones Trophy)The McNeese State athlete of the year award began in the 1985-86 sea-son and is sponsored by the Desmond Jones family in memory of the McNeese Hall of Fame inductee.

2009-10 Derrick Fourroux (foot-ball)2008-9 Kamryn Koch (soccer)2007-8 Bryan Smith (football)2006-7 Brad Gebauer (track)2005-6 Michelle Rzepka (track)2004-5 Jacob Marceaux (baseball)2003-4 B. J. Sams (football)2002-3 Hadley Prince (football)2001-2 Joe Judge (football)2000-1 Sita Waru (track)1999-0 Sita Waru (track)

1994-5 Ronald Cherry (football)1993-4 Terry Irving (football)1992-3 Terry Irving (football)1991-2 Keri Ange (track)1990-1 Kevin Toth (track)1989-0 Tony Citizen (football)1988-9 Michael Cutright (basket-ball)1987-8 Chip Stratton (baseball)1986-7 Brian Cooper (track)1985-6 Brian Cooper (track)

McNeese State has had eight numbers retired, the only one in baseball being the No. 23 that Ben Broussard wore as an all-American first baseman for the Cowboys from 1996 to 1999. He set numerous records for the Cowboys during his career, many of them still standing and was named the player of the year in the Southland Conference. He has also been inducted into the McNeese Hall of Fame. Two numbers have been retired in the sport of football by the university (82 worn by Charles Kuehn and 76 worn by David Poche - both all-Americans), four numbers have been retired in basketball (4 worn by Joe Dumars, 25 by Stan Kernan, 33 by Bill Reigel and 34 by Frank Glenn) and one in soccer, Kamryn Koch’s No. 22.

McNeese State Retired Numbers

FOOTBALL: 2009, 2007, 2006 2003, 2002, 2001, 1997, 1995,1993, 1991, 1980, 1979,1976 (South-land); 1967, 1965, 1963, 1961, 1957 (Gulf States)BASKETBALL: 2002, 2001, 1997, 1978, 1975 (Southland); 1968, 1963, 1961, 1958, 1957, 1956 (Gulf States); 1956 (NAIA national title)

SOFTBALL: 1994, 1983VOLLEYBALL: 1997WOMEN’S BASKET-BALL: 1986MEN’S TENNIS: 1987, 1983 (Southland); 1971, 1970, 1969, 1968, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958, 1953 (Gulf States)SOCCER: 2007

MEN’S BASEBALL: 2006, 2000, 1988 (South-land); 1956 (Gulf States) MEN’S GOLF: 1979, 1978, 1977 (Southland); 1959, 1958 (Gulf States)MEN’S CROSS COUN-TRY: 2000, 1998, 1989, 1978, 1976, 1975, 1973 (Southland); 1958, 1957, 1956 (Gulf States)

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY: 1999, 1998MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK: 1958 (Gulf States)

(67 conference and one national title)

MCNEESE STATE ALL-TIME CHAMPIONSHIPS

Jacob Marceaux2004-5 Athlete of the Year


McNeese Athlete of the Year

Charles Allen ‘10 - footballKent Andrews ‘98 - basketballCharles Ayro ‘10 - footballBobby Barnes ‘93 - baseball/trackJerome Batiste ‘10 - basketballBilly Blakeman ‘09 - footballHubert Boales ‘05 - coachLouis Bonnette ‘02 - sports infor-mationBud Bono ‘05 - golfDon Breaux ‘84 - footballClyde Briley ‘89 - basketballZack Bronson ‘07 - footballJim Brown ‘91 - tennisBen Broussard ‘07 - baseballDaryl Burckel ‘02 - footballTerry Burrows ‘09 - baseballDudley Carver ‘04 - basketballJesse Castete ‘82 - footballVicky Chapman ‘85 - basketballLeonard Chisholm ‘07 - trackGerald Conner ‘95 - footballBrian Cooper ‘99 - trackMike Croker ‘06 - baseballWayne Cusic ‘85 - coach/admin-istratorCharles Decker ‘84 - basketball/baseballJules DeRouen ‘82 - footballLes DeVall ‘83 - coachJack Doland ‘90 - coach/admin-istratorDr. David Drez ‘10 - sports medicineErnie Duplechin ‘95 - coach/ad-ministratorJoe Dumars ‘94 - basketball

The McNeese State Hall of Fame was founded in 1980 by sports information director Louis Bonnette. The Hall recognizes those who have distinguished themselves in athletics at the university. Membership in the Hall now numbers 115. Bonnette serves as chairman of the Hall of Fame committee which also includes Johnny Suydam, Ron Hayes, Pam Lafosse, Dr. Daryl Burckel, Kenneth Sweeney, Bobby Dower and Tommy McClelland. A Hall of Fame room will be located in the new Jack Doland athletic fieldhouse. Former Cowboy baseball players now in the Hall include Terry Burrows, Ben Broussard, Bobby Barnes, Mike Croker, Charles Decker, Ray Fontenot, Amos Ivey, Lenny Kahn, Charlie Stevenson and Neal Spencer. Hubert Boales is in the Hall as a former Cowboy baseball coach.

Hubert BoalesInducted ‘05

Amos IveyInducted ‘86

Ray FontenotInducted ‘89

Mike CrokerInducted ‘06

Richard Ellender ‘03 - footballErrol Eschete ‘97 - footballDoug Farr ‘06 - golfHenry Fields ‘09 - football James Files ‘92 - footballDowell Fontenot ‘80 - boxingRay Fontenot ‘89 - baseballBilly Gabbert ‘08 - golfKeri Ange Gilroy ‘07 - trackFrank Glenn ‘81 - basketballTim Graham ‘95 - golfEd Green ‘00 - basketballLarry Grissom ‘85 - footballEvans Guidroz ‘87 - boxingPaul Guidry ‘91 - footballEllis Guillory ‘94 - coachRusty Guilbeau ‘01 - footballRogers Hampton ‘93 - footballBob Hayes ‘00 - coachNick Hebert ‘05 - footballCraig Henry ‘98 - track Vicente Hernandez ‘04 - tennisBob Howell ‘08 - footballTerry Irving ‘09 - footballAmos Ivey ‘86 - baseballPat Jean ‘96 - basketballDesmond Jones ‘97 - footballBill Jongbloed ‘87 - trackBuford Jordan ‘93 - footballKerry Joseph ‘06 - footballLenny Kahn ‘00 - footballBobby Keasler ‘06 - coachStan Kernan ‘83 - basketballGlenn Kidder ‘86 - footballWayne Kingery ‘80 - footballCharles Kuehn ‘80 - footballLester Landry ‘01 - football


Bobby BarnesInducted ‘93

Cherilyn Lantrip ‘04 - softballDavid Lawrence ‘99 - basketballEdmond Lawrence ‘88 - basketball

Arthur Lee ‘99 - coachDarrell Lester ‘02 - footballTangela McAlister ‘06 - basketballTheron McClendon ‘98 - footballRichard McNabb ‘08 - basketballFanahan McSweeney ‘97 - trackRabbit Manuel ‘84 - boxingCarlos Medrano ‘03 - tennisDick Miller ‘91 - basketballJohn Miller ‘07 - footballJames Moore ‘88 - footballRoy Moore ‘87 - footballDicky Morgan ‘90 - trackGeorge Murphy ‘92 - basketballCarroll Neely ‘83 - footballFred Norris ‘96 - trackPat O’Brien ‘81 - golfPat O’Callaghan ‘05 - trackCarlos Perez ‘04 - tennisPhillip Perry ‘88 - boxingDavid Poche ‘89 - footballJim Pousson ‘08 - footballCharles Powell ‘99 - footballA. I. Ratcliff ‘81 - coach/admin-istratorHenry Ray ‘90 - basketballBill Reigel ‘80 - basketballAnn Roubique ‘01 - softball/bas-ketballJohn Rudd ‘86 - basketballCurtis St. Mary ‘03 - basketballRuble Scarborough ‘08 - basket-ball/track

Tom Sestak ‘83 - footballArtie Shankle ‘05 - footballJimmie Shields ‘96 - basketballR. C. Slocum ‘04 - footballLeonard Smith ‘96 - footballNeal Spencer ‘10 - baseballStephen Starring ‘00 - footballCharlie Stevenson ‘03 - football/baseballDon Stump ‘02- footballKenneth Sweeney ‘92 - footballJohnnie Thibodeaux ‘97 - footballKevin Toth ‘03 - trackDon Troutman ‘02 - basketball/trackNolan Viator ‘98 - footballMerlin Walet ‘94 - footballRalph Ward ‘82- coachSita Waru ‘09 - trackFrederico Zarazua ‘81 - tennnis

Hall of Fame Inductees

Terry BurrowsInducted ‘09

McNeese Hall of Fame

McNeese State’s Dowell “Doc” Fontenot Sports Medicine Center is an ultra-modern facility and one of the finest in the South. It is named after longtime McNeese athletic trainer Dowell Fontenot (pictured above) who was also a national champion boxer during his undergraduate days at the university and who is a member of the McNeese Hall of Fame. The center is located just south of the McNeese athletic fieldhouse. Funds for the 6,200 square foot medical center were obtained from the state, from private donations and from the McNeese PetroChem Athletic Association.

Jim MurphyAthletic Trainer

Dr. Brett CascioTeam Physician


Dowell Fontenot Sports Medicine Center


Zeb Hawkins (pictured near right) and Alan Bryant (pictured far right) serve as McNeese State’s strength and condi-tioning coaches. Hawkins is the head coach and is in his sixth season as such. Bryant is in his first season. Hawkins, a graduate of Northwestern State, joined the Cowboys after serving in the same capacity with the Demons. Bryant, a graduate of McNeese and a former Cowboy football player, had

The athletic academic center pro-vides academic, educational, career and personal support for the more than 300 student athletes at Mc-Neese State University. The goal of the academic center is to assist in the development of every student athlete while providing he or she with the skills necessary for success both on the field and in the class-room. Student athletes have access to tutors, computers, individualized study areas and group study oppor-tunities. Deb Kingrey (pictured at right) is the academic advisor for the athletic department.

spent the last eight years as a football coach and strength coach at Sulphur (LA) High School. Both are in charge of the Charles Kuehn (pictured above) weight room which will be located as part of the new Jack Doland athletic facility. The new weight room will encompass 8,000 square feet and will be furnished with the newest Ham-mer Strength machines and weights. The facility is named in honor of McNeese State’s first football all-American who is pictured above.

Charles Kuehn Weight Room

Academic Services

A new Jack Doland athlet-ic fieldhouse is under con-struction. This will be a two story $8 million facil-ity with new locker rooms, weight rooms, meeting rooms and offices. The building will encompass 32,000 square feet. It will also feature a seating area for football games in Cowboy Stadium.

McNeese State University is located in Lake Charles, LA, a city with a romatic past and a promising future. Situated in Southwest Louisiana and only 30 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, the area’s scenic beauty and abundant natural resources - with waterways playing a predominate role - first lured settlers. Lake Charles was once a haven for pirates like Jean Lafitte who hid contraband along the labyrinth of backwater and bayous. The city’s beginning can be traced to the 1790s when the first French settlers came to carve homesteads out of the dense pine forests. Barthlemy LeBleu established the first home six miles east of Lake Charles (now known as LeBleu settlement). Charles Sallier married LeBleu’s daughter and in 1803 built the first log cabin on the shell beach of Lake Charles. The surrounding area was named after the Indian Chief “Crying Eagle” which in French became Calcasieu, that name today designat-ing the river that runs on the edge of the city and up the middle of the parish. After the Civil War, Lake Charles became a lumber town with a healthy schooner trade, swamped with orders for lumber to help rebuild the war torn South. When lumber began to wane, the city opened a deep water port in 1923, paving the way for industrial development. Today this link to the Gulf accomodates up to 13 ships at a time. Lake Charles is a city of 80,000 diverse people but the influence of the French Acadians is seen in local cusine, language and customs. In many of the small towns and bayous near Lake Charles, Cajun Fench is still spoken. The city is a center for international commerce with its port, abundant oil and gas resources, a sprawling petro-chemical complex and an aviation facility. It has also become a favorite vacation port with riverboat casinos bordering its waters. The city is set in the midst of a sportsman paradise - fishing (salt-water and fresh), hunting (duck, geese, deer, squirrel, rabbit, turkey), shrimping and crabbing are staples.


New Jack Doland Athletic Field House

Lake Charles and Southwest Louisiana

McNeese State competes in the Southland Conference which lists 12 members for baseball. Besides the Cowboys, other members are Central Ar-kansas, TAM-Corpus Christi, Texas-Arlington, Northwestern State, Stephen F. Austin, Nicholls State, Southeastern Louisiana, Texas-San Antonio, Sam Hous-ton State, Lamar and Texas State. The Southland has been in existence since 1963 and McNeese State has been a member since 1972. McNeese is now the longest standing member of the league and during the 39 years the Cowboys have been in the conference, they have won three league titles (1988, 2000, 2006), two conference tournament crowns (1993, 2003) and have finished second three times, placing in the upper division a total of 17 times. The conference receives an automatic berth in the NCAA playoffs for its tournament champion. This year’s tournament will take place in San Marcos, TX.Tom Burnett

Commissioner

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McNeese State has had six players compete in the Major Leagues and one - Clay Condrey - was a member of the world champion Philadelphia Phillies in 2008. Also, Jacob Marceaux was a first round draft choice of the Florida Marlins in 2005. Current Cowboy baseball coach Terry Burrows competed in the majors for the Texas Rangers, the Milwaukee Brewers and the San Diego Padres. The last two former Cowboys on a major league roster were Bob Howry and Con-drey. Howry has retired while Condrey is a free agent. McNeese players drafted most recently by the pros were catcher Taylor Freeman by the New York Mets and shortstop Shon Landry by the St. Louis Cardinals.

Year Player, Organization2009 Taylor Freeman, New York Mets2009 Shon Landry, Texas Rangers2007 Bryan Cartie, St. Louis2007 Charlie Kingrey, St. Louis2007 Derek Blacksher, Florida2007 Chris Denton, Kansas City2005 Jacob Marceaux, Florida2004 Rusty Begnaud, Kansas City2004 Walt Nolen, Chicago Cubs2004 Dustin Smith, Chicago Cubs2004 Lavelle Morgan, San Diego2003 Lance Dawkins, Chicago Cubs2002 Jared Gothreaux, Houston2000 Chris Williamson, St. Louis1999 Ben Broussard, Cincinnati1999 Kevin Sprague, St. Louis1999 Graham Mazur, Chicago White Sox1998 Clay Condrey, San Diego1997 David Huggins, Toronto

1996 Todd Stanley, Chicago White Sox1995 Danny Ardoin, Oakland1995 Brett Elam, Colorado1995 Jason LeCronier, Baltimore1995 Curt Lowry, San Diego1995 Robert Marquez, Montreal1994 Clint Gould, Seattle1994 Bob Howry, San Francisco1994 Brian Lott, Cincinnati1993 John Thomson, Colorado1993 Chris Mayfield, Philadelphia1992 Rico Gholston, Pittsburgh1991 Kurt Heble, Toronto1991 Shelby Shaw, Texas1991 B. J. Waszgis, Baltimore1990 Terry Burrows, Texas1990 Tim Stafford, Texas1989 Jeff Gremillion, Pittsburgh1989 Ferral Manuel, Houston1987 Rod Lung, Texas

1986 Keith Greene, Philadelphia1986 Kenny Miller, Philadelphia1984 Glenn Anderson, Philadelphia1981 Butch Dowies, California1980 Ronnie Caldwell, Montreal1979 Shanie Dugas, Los Angeles1979 Ray Fontenot, Texas1974 Randy Brown, Montreal1968 Dickie Wicks, Baltimore1963 Frank Glenn, Houston1963 Joe Kazmar, Chicago Cubs1962 Barney Bridges, Houston1962 Bob Gilmore, Houston1961 Don Barnett, Chicago Cubs1961 Charles Stevenson, Detroit


Cowboys in the Major Leagues

Cowboys who signed with Major League Teams

The Frank E. Landry Jr. Baseball Complex is named after the son of the late Frank Landry who was a guiding force in lighting Cowboy Diamond and also in the construction of the baseball complex. Frank Landry Jr. was a graduate of Barbe High. He was killed in an automobile accident.

The McNeese Diamond Girls

Frank Landry Jr. Baseball Complex

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