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SCHOOL INFORMATIONLocation................................................Latrobe, PA, 15650Enrollment....................................................................1,800Religious Affiliation..................................Roman CatholicNickname.................................................................BearcatsAthletic Colors........................................Green and GoldPresident............................Brother Norman Hipps, OSBAthletic Director........................Rev. Myron Kirsch, OSBAsst.Athletic Director/Compliance..............Sue HozakAthletic Department Phone...................(724) 805-2111Athletic Department Fax........................(724) 532-5050
BASEBALL INFORMATIONHead Baseball Coach....................................Mick JanoskoAlma Mater/Year.......................................Point Park/1991Years at SVC/Record.......................................13/244-302Office Phone..............................................(724) 805-2396E-Mail....................... [email protected] Coach...........................................Keith HarmonAssistant Coach................................................. Jason Bush2010 Overall Record..................................................20-20Players Returning/Lost.................................................20/8.....................................(7 pitchers returning/13 position)Athletic Trainers.............................Becky Pizer, Jodi Lohr,.....................................BenVarilek, Lauren GermanowskiStrength & Conditioning Coach.........................John Bell
SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director..............................Jeff ZidekE-Mail................................jeff.zidek@email.stvincent.eduOffice Phone..............................................(724) 805-2476Asst. Sports Information Director..................Jim BergerE-Mail.............................jim.berger@email.stvincent.eduOffice Phone..............................................(724) 805-2741Sports Information Fax............................(724) 532-5050Mailing Address......................300 Fraser Purchase RoadAthleticWebsite.................http://athletics.stvincent.edu
MEDIA GUIDE CREDITSEditor......................................................................Jeff ZidekCover Design......................................................Jim BergerPhotography.................Jeff Zidek, Jem Smith, Jim BergerLayout, Design, andText....................................Jim BergerEditorial Assistance.....................................Natalie HozakPrinting...............................Artcraft Printers, Latrobe, PA
Contents
1.............................................................SaintVincent Facts2.....................................................................Coaching Staff
THE 2011 SEASON4....................................................................2011 Schedule5........................................................................2011 Roster6......................................................................2011 Preview8........................................................2011 Bearcat Profiles
THE 2010 SEASON18...................................................2010 Schedule/Results19........................................................2010 Final Statistics
THE P.A.C.20..........................The Presidents’ Athletic Conference21........................2010 PAC Stats/All-ConferenceTeam22..............................................................PAC Opponents
BEARCATTEAM HISTORY24....................................................................Team History26.....................................................Year-by-Year Records27............................................................The Record Book28...................................................................All-Americans29.....................................Game by Game, 1999-present30.............................................All-Conference Selections
SAINTVINCENT COLLEGE31...............................................................Bearcat Ballfield32......................................................SaintVincent College34............................................SaintVincent Sports Media
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COACHING STAFF
HEAD COACH MICK JANOSKO14th Season
Mick Janosko hasserved as head coachof the Bearcats since1998, and has built aprogram that focuseson success, both onand off the playing field.
“We’ve built a strongprogram from the ground up,” says Coach Janosko.“We’ve made tremendous progress and we’re look-ing to continue to get stronger.The players and thestaff realize the value of hard work.There is no sub-stitute. That’s why our philosophy is pretty simple:Commitment,HardWork and Focus.We want play-ers who are committed, who work hard and whohave good focus, not only on the field, but off thefield as well.”
Coach Janosko's squads have eclipsed the 20-winplateau seven times, including a school-record 27-17 mark in 2003 and a 26-20 record in 2004. The2004 squad finished in first place in the AmericanMideast Conference's North Division, and reachedthe NAIA Region IX finals, falling one game short ofthe NAIAWorld Series. It was the most success-ful season for Bearcat baseball in over two decades,and Janosko was awarded Coach of the Year byboth the AMC and NAIA Region IX.
Janosko has coached seven All-Americans, whilemore than 50 have been named All-Conference.The Bearcats have finished with a cumulative teambatting average over .300 eleven times underJanosko, while the Bearcats' have finished with afielding percentage over .945 in each of Janosko'sseasons.
His teams have also had success in the classroom, withnumerous players named to the Presidents' AthleticConferenceAcademic Honor Roll stemming back to the2006 campaign. Also, 2005 graduate Josh Morrow be-came the first player in program history to earn Na-tional Scholar-Athlete laurels from the NAIA.
Janosko was previously the assistant coach at PointPark College from 1992-1994. During his two years asassistant coach, the Pioneers finished second and firstrespectively in the KECC.
As a player, Janosko had a successful career, playing attwo top-ranked college programs, Marietta College(OH) and Point Park College (PA). During his seniorseason at Point Park, Janosko played left field, catcherand designated hitter on a Pioneer team that posted athen-national record winning streak of 44 games. Hehit .390 that year while driving in 32 runs. He partici-pated in two CollegeWorld Series and had several try-outs with pro clubs including Pittsburgh, Kansas Cityand Cincinnati. He is a member of the American Base-ball Coaches Association.
A 1986 graduate of EastAllegheny High School, Janoskolettered in both football and baseball, earning all-sec-tion honors his junior and senior years. In 2006, hewas named to the EastAlleghenyAthletic Hall of Famefor his athletic achievements.
He played semi-pro baseball for 12 years in the DailyNews League, a newspaper sponsored league in theMon-Valley area of Pittsburgh that has been in exis-tence for over 80 years.
A 1990 graduate of Point Park Col-lege, Janosko earned his degree injournalism-communications.He and his wife Melodireside in East McK-eesport, PA withtheir three sons,Parker, Kendall andTraynor.
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Keith Harmon - Assistant CoachCoach Harmon enters his fourth year on Coach Janosko’s baseball staff, and serves asthe team’s pitching coach, while also assisting in overseeing the team’s in-season condi-tioning program. In addition to his role with the baseball team, Harmon also serves asthe head men’s soccer coach at Saint Vincent, a position he’s held since 1998. He wasalso the head women’s soccer coach from 1997-2006, and is the winningest coach in theteam’s history, as he coached two All-Americans, and all 20 of the team’s leading scor-ers.
A native of New Eagle, PA, Harmon graduated from Monongahela High School (nowRinggold), where he was a four-year soccer standout. He then attended Lock HavenUniversity, earning three soccer letters for the Bald Eagles. Harmon played semi-pro-fessional soccer for eight years, and is a licensed USSF coach, and USSF andWPIAL ref-eree. He currently resides in Greensburg, PA, and has two children, Renee and Clint.
Jason Bush - Assistant CoachJason Bush has been on the Bearcat baseball staff since the fall of 2003. He helped theBearcats reach the NAIA American Mideast Conference plostseason for three straightseasons (2004-06), including a 2004 campaign in which the Bearcats won the AMC, andadvanced to the NAIA Region IX finals. Bush primarily assists hitters and infielders,whilehe also serves as third base coach for the Bearcats on gameday.
A native of Latrobe, he has been the head coach of the Latrobe American Legion base-ball team for six years, guiding the team into the District 31 playoffs in each season, in-cluding a pair of trips to the regional finals. In 2009, the Latrobe Jethawks captured theDistrict 31 championship.
Jason is married to wife Krissy, and they have one son, Zach, a sophomore at SaintVin-cent and infielder for the Bearcats.
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2011 SCHEDULE
* RussMatt Classic,Winter Haven, FL# Presidents’ Athletic Conference gameHome games in Bold Print
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Apr 2Apr 3Apr 6Apr 9Apr 10Apr 12Apr 15Apr 16Apr 19Apr 21Apr 23Apr 27Apr 29
May 6May 8May 12-15
OPPONENTSt. John Fisher (NY)*Milwaukee School of Engineering (WI)*
Franklin (IN)*Hanover (IN)*Wartburg(IA)*Rochester Institute of Technology (NY)*Apprentice School (VA)Apprentice School (VA)Mount AloysiusPenn State-AltoonaUniversity of Pitt-GreensburgGenevaGenevaGrove City#LaRoche
Washington & Jefferson#Washington & Jefferson#Grove City#Thomas More#Thomas More#Franciscan (OH)Thiel#Thiel#Westminster#Bethany (WV)#Bethany (WV)#Westminster#Franciscan (OH)
Waynesburg#Waynesburg#Presidents’ Athletic ConferenceTournament
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NameMikeTedescoSean StiffeyAJ KavinskyErik KubejaMatt TysonBrad BurkardtDarren SmithGeo MuzikaChuck EluwaJoe AulJack ShafferPaul KubejaJoey FearerGrant KrallyJordan BritcherAnthonyWilliamsVinceYanduraJeff BugajskiZach BushSteve BaykoNolan RussellZack GalassoGary GearhardtErik FichterNick LoNigroNick HogueMike HustavaKevin MitrisinJeremy MainsMax Henry
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Head Coach: #15 Mick JanoskoAssistant Coaches: #4 Keith Harmon; #21 Jason Bush
PRONUNCIATIONS#6 - Eric koo-BAY-uh#13 - Chuck ee-LOO-wah#14 - Joe ALL#17 - Paul koo-BAY-uh#24 - Vince yan-DOOR-ah#26 - Jeff boo-GUY-ski#34 - Zack gah-LASS-oh#38 - Erik FICK-ter#41 - Nick LAWN-i-gro#45 - Mike who-STAY-vah#46 - Kevin mit-RISH-in
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#14 - Joe Aul#30 - Steve Bayko#22 - Jordan Britcher#26 - Jeff Bugajski#8 - Brad Burkardt#27- Zach Bush#13 - Chuck Eluwa#19 - Joey Fearer#38 - Erik Fichter#34 - Zack Galasso#35 - Gary Gearhardt#52 - Max Henry
#43 - Nick Hogue#45 - Mike Hustava#5 - AJ Kavinsky#20 - Grant Krally#6 - Eric Kubeja#17 - Paul Kubeja#41 - Nick LoNigro#50 - Jeremy Mains#46 - Kevin Mitrisin#11 - Geo Muzika#32 - Nolan Russell#16 - Jack Shaffer
#10 - Darren Smith#3 - Sean Stiffey#1 - MikeTedesco#7 - Matt Tyson#23 - AnthonyWilliams#24 - VinceYandura
Hometown/High SchoolNorthVersailles, PA/Serra CatholicIndustry, PA/Western BeaverPittsburgh, PA/BaldwinErie, PA/Cathedral PrepEdinburg, PA/UnionLatrobe, PA/Greater LatrobeHomestead, PA/SteelValleyUniontown, PA/Albert GallatinMaplewood, NJ/St. Benedict’s PrepPittsburgh, PA/HomeschooledJefferson Hills, PA/Thomas JeffersonErie, PA/Cathedral PrepMount Pleasant, PA/Mount PleasantBethel Park, PA/Bethel ParkIndiana, PA/IndianaAltoona, PA/Bishop GuilfoyleNatrona Heights, PA/HighlandsCheswick, PA/Fox ChapelLatrobe, PA/Greater LatrobeClinton, KY/Hickman CountyBelleVernon, PA/BelleVernonPittsburgh, PA/Seton LaSalleAnaheim, CA/KatellaPittsburgh, PA/ShalerConnellsville, PA/ConnellsvilleGreensburg, PA/Greater LatrobePittsburgh, PA/BaldwinUniontown, PA/Laurel HighlandsScottdale, PA/SouthmorelandLatrobe, PA/Greater Latrobe
2010: First season at Saint Vincent after transferring fromCommunity College of Allegheny County’s South Campus...Appeared in 32 games with 29 starts... Split time primarilybetween third base and left field... Finished second on teamamong regular starters in batting average, going 37-for-94,good for a .394 clip...Had one homer,one triple, six doubles,and 16 RBIs... Struck out just three times in 111 plate ap-pearances...Turned in 13 multi-hit games...Went 4-for-5 with
three runs, three RBIs, and three walks in doubleheader split vs. Bethany (4/20)... Batted .500(14-for-28) over final seven games of the season, with three doubles and eight RBIs over thespan.
2008-09: Two-year starter at Community College of Allegheny County’s South campus...Helped lead team to two JUCO Pennsylvania state championships... JUCO All-Region, All-State, and Honorable MentionAll-America following 2009 season... In 2008,was named JUCOAll-State and All-Conference.
High School: Homeschooled... Played baseball for Baldwin High School and BaldwinAmer-ican Legion.
Personal: Born 9-12-89... Son of Jack and Mary Louise Aul... Liberal Arts major with Politi-cal Science minor.
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#14 - JOE AULSenior - INF/OF - 5-8 - 190lbs - R/RPittsburgh, PA/Homeschooled
YEAR2010
GP-GS33-29
AB94
R24
H37
AVG.394
2B6
3B1
HR1
RBI17
BB12
SB5
PO44
AST33
E5
FLD%.939
Aul Career Statistics
2010: Seized spot in Bearcat starting rotation... Made 11 ap-pearances and eight starts... Led team with 58.2 inningspitched... Finished with a 3-3 record and 5.37 ERA...Walkedjust 13 batters... Earned complete game victory vs. Johnson &Wales in first start of season on Mar. 2, allowing four runs, justtwo earned... Picked up win in relief vs. Franciscan onApr. 5th,throwing five no-hit innings,with four strikeouts... Threw 7 1/3innings with three strikeous to earn win overWestminster onMay 5th.
2009: Made eight appearances with one start...Threw 12.0 innings...Threw 3 1/3 scoreless againstThomas More on Mar. 22, allowing one hit with one strikeout...Worked two scoreless innings outof the bullpen on Apr. 18 vs.Washington & Jefferson, striking out one and allowing one hit.
2008: Made six appearances out of the bullpen as a freshman... Threw 8 1/3 innings, with fourstrikeouts... Threw two scoreless, allowing no hits and striking out two, in collegiate debut vs.Rose Hulman on Feb. 25th.
High School: Played four seasons at Fox Chapel...Two-year letterwinner
Personal: Born 4-10-89... Son of Jim and Kathy Bugajski... Honor student, majoring in BusinessManagement.
#26 - JEFF BUGAJSKISenior - P - 6-4 - 215 lbs - R/RCheswick, PA/Fox Chapel HS
YEAR200820092010TOTAL
GS0189
CG0011
IP8.112.058.279.0
H41987110
G861125
R5134159
BB531321
SO422127
W0033
L0134
SV0000
SHO0000
ER793551
ERA5.406.755.375.81
Bugajski Career Stats
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2010: First season at SaintVincent after transferring fromWestmoreland County Community College... Appeared in16 games,with four starts... Saw time at third base, first base,and designated hitter... Batted .333 (9-for-27) with one dou-ble, four runs scored, and six RBIs... Also walked threetimes, finishing with .419 on-base percentage... Went 1-for-3 with a walk and RBI single in first career start (3-1 vs.Hiram)...Went 2-for-2 with two RBIs and two runs scored
vs. Bethany (4-20)...Went 2-for-3 with a walk and two RBIs in win over Penn State-Fayette (4-29).
2008-09: Played two seasons atWestmoreland County Community College...Two-year All-Conference selection... 2009 All-State and All-Region.
High School: Three-year letterman at Greater Latrobe... All-Section selection as a senior.
Personal: Born 8-3-88... Son of James andWendy Hogue... Marketing major.
#43 - NICK HOGUESenior - 3B/1B - 5-10 - 215lbs - R-RGreensburg, PA/Greater Latrobe HS
YEAR2010
GP-GS16-4
AB27
R4
H9
AVG.333
2B1
3B0
HR0
RBI6
BB3
SB1
PO10
AST7
E4
FLD%.810
Hogue Career Statistics
2010: Member of starting rotation...Appeared in 10 games,with nine starts...Went 3-4 with an 8.81 ERA in 47 inningspitched... Struck out 24 batters... Earned 7-inning completegame victory over Penn State-Altoona (3-20), scattering sixhits and three runs, striking out five...Worked six innings, scat-tering eight hits and three runs with six strikeouts, to earnwin over Geneva (4-12)... Earned win overWaynesburg (4-17), striking out three in 5.2 innings.
2009: Made nine appearances, with six starts... Struck out 23 batters in 35 innings... Workedsix innings, striking out five, in no-decision with Rose Hulman (3-3)... Struck out season-high sixbatters in five innings vs.Waynesburg (4-9)... Worked six innings, allowing one earned run withfour strikeouts, vs. Bethany (4-19).
2008: Made nine appearances with three starts... Struck out 16 batters in 24.1 innings... Madefirst career start vs. John Carroll (3-1), giving up three earned runs with three strikeouts... Earnedfirst career win at Penn State-Fayette (5-1), going six innings and striking out a career-high seven.
High School: Played four seasons at SteelValley... Led team to playoffs in both junior and sen-ior seasons...Team captain as a senior... All-Section selection following senior year... NationalHonor Society member.
Personal: Born 11-18-88... Son of Nancy and Chuck Smith... Business management major.
#10 - DARREN SMITHSenior - P - 6-3 - 185lbs - R-RHomestead, PA/SteelValley HS
YEAR200820092010TOTAL
GS36918
CG0011
IP24.035.047.0106.0
H395267158
G991028
R293052111
BB13132248
SO16232463
W1135
L33410
SV0000
SHO0000
ER23254694
ERA8.626.698.817.72
Smith Career Stats
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2010: Injured, did not play.
2009: Appeared in six games on the varsity squad, makingone start... Played all three outfield spots... Batted .600 (6-for-10) with a double and three RBIs... Scored three runsand went a perfect 1-for-1 in stolen base attempts... Went2-for-2 with two RBIs at Waynesburg (4-11)... Ended sea-son on 5-for-7 clip over final two weeks.
2008: Appeared in six varsity contests, between left field and second base... Also used aspinch runner... Batted 1-for-9 with one RBI... Scored three runs and stole two bases... Madeseven appearances on the mound in relief... Struck out four batters on 5 2/3 innings pitched.
High School: Graduate of Bishop Guilfoyle... Played four seasons of baseball and threeapiece of football and basketball...Two-time All-Conference (MAC) selection in baseball.
Personal: Born 5-15-89... Son of Ralph and MiriamWilliams... Majoring in Accounting.
#23 - ANTHONY WILLIAMSSenior - UTL - 5-9 - 185lbs - R-RAltoona, PA/Bishop Guilfoyle
YEAR20082009TOTAL
GP-GS5-06-111-1
AB71017
R336
H167
AVG.143.600.412
2B011
3B000
HR000
RBI235
BB112
SB213
PO729
AST7310
E000
FLD%1.0001.0001.000
Williams Career Statistics
2010: Made 14 appearances on the hill, with one start...Threw30.2 innings, tops of all relievers...Went 3-2,with 14 strikeouts...Threw five innings in relief in first appearance of the season onMar. 5 vs. Milwaukee School of Engineering, scattering five hitsto earn win... Went 3.2 innings in relief to earn win over PennState-Altoona on Mar. 20th, allowing five hits with three strike-outs... In lone start of the season on Apr. 29th vs. Penn State-Fayette, threw complete game gem, working 7.0 innings andallowing two earned on five hits with five strikeouts an no walks.
2009: Appeared in nine games, with one start...Third on the team in appearances...Worked 1.2innings, allowing one run with one strikeout in season opener vs.Misericordia (3-1)...Worked per-fect inning vs.Maryville (3-4)... Worked season-high 3.1 innings againstW&J onApr 17th, giving uptwo runs, none earned on one hit.
2008: Made eight appearances out of the pen as a freshman... Walked just two batters in 12 in-nings, with three strikeouts... Picked up win in first career appearance on Feb. 28th vs. Johnson andWales, going four innings and striking out three...Went three scoreless, with two strikeouts, vs.Bethany on Apr 12th... Threw 2.1 scoreless, allowing one hit with a strikeout. at Geneva on May3rd.
High School: Graduate of Highlands... Played four seasons of baseball, earning two letters...Alsoplayed basketball for two seasons and golf for one... Earned school’s “Brown and Gold” Award.
Personal: Born 3-19-89... Son of Michael and NoreneYandura... Business major
#24 - VINCEYANDURASenior - P - 6-2 - 170lbs - R-RNatrona Heights, PA/Highlands
YEAR200820092010TOTAL
GS0112
CG0011
IP18.112.030.261.0
H322459115
G891431
R16214582
BB221115
SO481426
W1034
L0224
SV0000
SHO0000
ER1393052
ERA6.386.758.807.65
Yandura Career Stats
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2010: First season at SaintVincent after transferring from IrvineCommunity College (CA)... Made 27 appearances, with 27starts... Split time between catcher, first base, and DH... Batted.306 (22-for-72) with three doubles and 17 RBIs... Boasted per-fect 1.000 fielding percentage... Threw out six of 20 potentialbase thieves... Second on the team with 19 walks...Went 3-for-4 with three runs scored in win over Hiram (3-1)... Had twohits and two RBIs in win over Milwaukee School of Engineering
Doubled and scored a run in win over Mt.Aloysius (3-18)... Had game-winning two-run double atThomas More (3-27)...Went 3-for-4 with a double, three runs scored, and two RBI vs. Geneva (4-12)...Went 4-for-5 with a double, three RBIs, and two runs scored in doubleheader vs. Bethany (4-20).
2009: Spent season at Irvine Community College (CA)
High School: Graduate of Hickman County... 2007 District Player of theYear... Four-timeAll-Dis-trict... 2007 Rawlings All-American
Personal: Born 9-7-89... Son of Steven and Charlene Bayko... Communication major
#30 - STEVE BAYKOJunior - C/1B - 6-2 - 195lbs - B/RClinton, KY/Hickman County
YEAR2010
GP-GS27-23
AB72
R17
H22
AVG.306
2B3
3B0
HR0
RBI17
BB19
SB1
PO44
AST10
E0
FLD%1.000
Bayko Career Statistics
2010: Presidents’ Athletic ConferenceAll-Conference CoachesHonors recipient... Appeared in all 40 games,making 39 starts inright field... Finished fifth in the PAC with seven home runs, thirdhighest single-season total in SVC history... Led team with 36RBIs and .595 slugging percentage... Batted .370 (50-for-135)...Had at least one hit in 36 games, including 24 multi-hit perform-ances... Went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI in win overHiram (3-1)...Went 5-for-8 with two homers and four RBIs indoubleheader with Mt.Aloysius (3-18)...Two days later in dou-
bleheader vs. Penn State-Altoona, went 4-for-6 with a homer, three RBIs, and three runs scored...Went 3-for-3 with two runs scored in win atThomas More (3-27)...Went 2-for-4 with two runs, twoRBIs, and two stolen bases vs. Franciscan (4-5)...Went 4-for-6 with two doubles and four RBI in dou-bleheader with Waynesburg (4-17)... Hit two-run homer vs.W&J (4-25)...Went 6-for-8 with twohomers, four runs scored, and five RBIs in doubleheader sweep of Penn State-Fayette (4-29).2009: Made 24 appearances and 12 starts as a freshman, primarily at third base... Batted .288 (15-52) with a double, two homers, and five RBIs... Began career with hits in first five at-bats, including3-for-3 performance vs.Moravian (3-2)...Hit first career homer, a two-run shot, at Penn State-Altoona(3-18)...Went 2-for-4 with two runs scored at Newport News Apprentice (3-29)...Went 2-for-3with a double against Geneva (4-4)... Also threw 7.2 innings in four appearances on the mound...Struck out four batters... Earned first career win vs. Bethany (4-16), working 4.2 innings with fourKs.High School: Graduate of Seton LaSalle...Three-year letterman... Participated in 2008WPIAL All-Star Game...Two-time All-Section pick...Also lettered in golf.Personal: Born 10-23-90... Son of Guy and Julie Galasso...Accounting major.
#34 - ZACK GALASSOJunior - OF - 6-2 - 185lbs - L/RPittsburgh, PA/Seton LaSalle HS
Galasso Career Stats
YEAR20092010TOTAL
GP-GS24-1340-3964-52
AB52135187
R53237
H155065
AVG.288.370.351
2B178
3B011
HR279
RBI53641
BB21719
SB033
PO66672
AST24731
E527
FLD%.886.974.941
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2010: Received the Fr. Jerome RupprechtAward for team’s MostValuable Player... Split time between catcher and pitcher... Made30 starts behind the plate, batting .358 (38-for-106) with eightdoubles, a homer, and 16 RBIs... Led pitching staff with four wins...Made eight appearances and four starts... Finished with 6.55 ERAin 33.1 innings pitched... Struck out 20 batters...Worked 5 2/3 in-nings, scattering five hits with five strikeouts, earning win overHiram (3-1)...Went 2-for-3 with two doubles, two walks, and two
RBIs vs Milwaukee School of Engineering (3-4)...Went 3-for-5 with two doubles and three RBIs vs.Drew (3-6)...Went 2-for-5 with a homer, before coming on to earn win in relief with three scorelessinnings and three strikeouts, atThomas More (3-27)...Went 4-for-4 with two doubles and three RBIsvs Franciscan (4-5)...Worked 7.0 innings, allowing two runs with four strikeouts, earning win overGeneva (4-12)...Threw 2 1/3 scoreless in relief to earn win over Bethany (4-20)...Went 3-for-4 withtwo runs and an RBI in win overWestminster (5-5).
2009: Made 33 appearances and 29 starts behind the plate... Batted .275 (24-91) with a double, threehomers, and 15 RBIs...Went 4-for-4 with a walk, RBI, and two runs against Rose Hulman (3-3)...Went5-for-6 with a double, homer, and three RBIs in doubleheader at Penn State-Altoona (3-18)...Went 1-for-3 with a homer vs.Thomas More (3-22)...Went 3-for-4 with two runs and two RBIs vs.Grove City(3-31)... Singled twice and scored four runs vs Bethany (4-16)...Went 2-for-2 with a homer, walk, andthree RBIs, vs. Hilbert (4-19).
High School: Played four seasons at Shaler, earning three letters...All-Section selection and team MVP in 2008...Also played four seasons of hockey.
Personal: Born 5-24-90... Son of Ruth and Ed Fichter...Accounting major.
#38 - ERIK FICHTERJunior - C/P - 6-2 - 190lbs - R/RPittsburgh, PA/Shaler HS
Fichter career batting stats
YEAR20092010TOTAL
GP-GS32-2931-3063-59
AB91106197
R172239
H253863
AVG.275.358.320
2B199
3B011
HR314
RBI151631
BB91019
SB112
PO121122243
AST213051
E448
FLD%.974.974.974
YEAR20092010TOTAL
GS044
CG000
IP2.033.035.0
H04444
G189
R02626
BB01515
SO12122
W044
L033
SV000
SHO000
ER02424
ERA0.006.556.16
Fichter career pitching stats
2010: Appeared in 15 games... Saw time at second baseand all three outfield spots...Also utilized as pinch runner...Scored seven runs with two RBIs
2009: Made 15 appearances... Saw time at second base andas pinch runner...Walked and hit by a pitch in three plate ap-pearances... Stole three bases in four attempts... Stole firstcareer base at Penn State-Altoona (3-18).
High School: Graduate of Connellsville... Played four seasons of baseball, football, and bas-ketball... All-Fayette County selection in football at wide receiver...Team captain as a seniorin all three sports.
Personal: Born 1-20-90... Son of Deborah and Michael LoNigro... Strong student, majoringin Mathematics.
#41 - NICK LoNIGROJunior - UTL - 5-11 - 175lbs - R/RConnellsville, PA/Connellsville HS
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2010:PAC Academic Honor Roll...Made 28 starts at first base...Batted .264 (24-for-91) with team-high 11 doubles... Scored 12runs and drove in 16... Led regular starters with .982 fielding per-centage, making just four errors in 220 chances...Went 6-for-8with three doubles and five RBI in doubleheader vs.Hiram (3-1)...Hit game-winning two-run double vs. Johnson &Wales (3-2)...Went 3-for-6 with two doubles and two RBIs in doubleheader vs.Mt.Aloysius (3-18)...Went 2-for-4 with a double and two runsscored vs.W&J (4-25).
2009: Appeared in 21 games, making 19 starts at first base... Batted .396 (21-for-53) with threehomers, four doubles, and 19 RBIs... Struck out just five times in 59 plate appearances... Ended sea-son on 17-for-31 clip over final nine games...Went 4-for-6 with a double, homer, and four RBIs atBethany (4-16)...Went 5-for-5 with two RBIs in doubleheader vs.Washington & Jefferson (4-18)...Went 3-for-3 with a double and two RBIs vs.Hilbert (4-19)...Went 4-for-4 with a double, homer,walk,and six RBIs in win atWestminster (4-26).
High School: Played four seasons of both baseball and football at Baldwin High School... Earnedtwo letters in each sport... Baseball team captain as a senior.
Personal: Born 8-31-90... Son of Ken and Rita Hustava... Honor student... Communication major
#45 - MIKE HUSTAVAJunior - 1B - 6-3 - 225lbs - R/RPittsburgh, PA/Baldwin HS
Hustava Career Stats
YEAR20092010TOTAL
GP-GS21-1929-2850-47
AB5391144
R121224
H212445
AVG.396.264.313
2B41115
3B000
HR303
RBI191635
BB3417
SB123
PO122205327
AST51318
E347
FLD%.977.982.980
2010: Emerged as team’s number one pitcher... Made 10starts with two complete games... Finished 3-4 with 5.05 ERAin 51.2 innings pitched... Struck out 33 against just 17 walks....282 batting average against second lowest in PAC...Workedcomplete-game, four-hit shutout against Hiram in first start ofseason (3-1), striking out six... Picked up the win against Drewon 3-5, working six innings and allowing two earned runs onfive hits with six strikeouts...Took perfect game into ninth in-ning in hard-luck 1-0 loss atWestminster (5-1). Ended up al-
lowing one run on two hits with six strikeouts... Threw complete-game five-hitter in win overThiel (5-6), allowing one run with five strikeouts.
2009: Made five appearances with one start... Struck out six in 8.1 innings...Worked 3.0 innings,striking out four, at Apprentice School (3-29)...Went 3.1 innings, giving up three hits with threestrikeouts, vs.Washington & Jefferson (4-17).
High School: Graduate of Erie Cathedral Prep... Played four seasons, earning two letters...Played in Erie City/County All-Star Game...Also earned two letters in golf.
Personal: Born 4-1-90... Son of Renee and David Kubeja...Accounting major...Younger brotherEric a freshman catcher with the Bearcats.
#17 - PAUL KUBEJAJunior - P - 6-1 - 185lbs - R/RErie, PA/Cathedral Prep
YEAR20092010TOTAL
GS11011
CG022
IP8.151.260.0
H165975
G51015
R194261
BB111324
SO63339
W033
L145
SV000
SHO011
ER132942
ERA14.045.056.30
Kubeja Career Stats
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2010: Made 22 appearances and three starts in left field,mov-ing from the mound due to an arm injury... Batted .095, withtwo hits in 21 at-bats... Scored three runs and finished withtwo RBIs.
2009: Enjoyed strong freshman season on the mound...Made10 appearances with nine starts... Led team’s staff in nearlyevery statistical category... Threw 52.2 innings en-route to
hard-luck 2-7 record... Posted season ERA of 4.78... Struck out 38 batters, good for fifth in PAC...Also among PAC leaders with three pickoffs...Worked at lesat five innings in eight of nine starts,including three complete games...Worked eight innings, allowing just five hits and one earned runwith seven strikeouts, in hard-luck loss to Johnson &Wales (3-6)... Earned first collegiate victorywith complete game, eight strikeout effort vs.Mt.Aloysius (3-14)...Worked complete game,withsix strikeouts, four hits, and two earned runs, in win overWaynesburg (4-11).
High School:Graduate of Southmoreland... Played four seasons of both baseball and football,earning three letters in each sport...All-Conference pick and team captain in both sports.
Personal: Born 5-7-90... Son of Bruce and Gail Mains... Political Science major
#50 - JEREMY MAINSJunior - P/OF - 5-11 - 175lbs - R/RScottdale, PA/Southmoreland HS
YEAR2009
GS10
CG4
IP52.2
H65
G11
R47
BB26
SO38
W2
L7
SV0
SHO0
ER27
ERA4.78
Mains career pitching stats
2010: Made 22 appearances,with 12 starts... Saw time at bothfirst base and designated hitter... Batted .407 (13-for-54) withtwo doubles and 15 RBIs... Made just one error in 105chances... Racked three-run double in Bearcats’ victory overDrew (3-6)...Went 2-for-4 in first collegiate start 3-20 vs. PennState-Altoona...Came off the bench to go 2-for-2 with two runsscored in win over Thomas More (3-27)...Went 4-for-7 withtwo runs scored and two RBIs in doubleheader vs.Geneva (4-10)...Went 3-for-4 with a double and four RBIs in win over
Geneva (4-12)...Went 2-for-3 with three RBIs and two runs scored atWaynesburg (4-17)...Went3-for-5 with a double and two RBIs vs. Bethany (4-20)...Went 2-for-4 with a run scored in seasonfinale vs.Thiel (5-9).
2009: Made one appearance at the varsity level... Starter at both first and third base on juniorvarsity level.
High School: Graduate of Thomas Jefferson... Played four seasons of basdeball...Two-time All-Section pick...Team captain as a senior... Played in 2008WPIAL All-Star Game.
Personal: Born 1-13-90... Son of Lynn and John Shaffer... Business major.
#16 - JACK SHAFFERJunior - 1B/3B - 6-0 - 210lbs - R/RJefferson Hills, PA/Thomas Jefferson HS
Shaffer Career Stats
YEAR2010
GP-GS22-12
AB54
R13
H22
AVG.407
2B2
3B0
HR0
RBI15
BB5
SB1
PO101
AST3
E1
FLD%.990
13
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2010: Made 11 appearances on the mound, with one start...Posted 1-0 record... Struck out 11 batters in 16 1/3 innings...Started and worked five innings, allowing three earned runswith four strikeouts, to earn first career win against PennState-Fayette (4-29).
2009: Made four appearances out of the bullpen... Struckout three batters in four innings pitched... Worked scorelessinning, giving up one hit, vs.Thomas More (3-21)... Threw a
scoreless inning, with first two career strikeouts, vs.Washington & Jefferson (4-17).
High School: Graduate of Serra Catholic... Three-year baseball letterwinner...Team won sec-tion all three seasons... Also played four seasons of basketball, helping team win 2008 PIAAPennsylvania State Championship.
Personal: Born 1-15-90... Son of Michael and MeganTedesco... Biology major.
#1 - MIKE TEDESCOJunior - P - 5-9 - 175lbs - R/RNorthVersailles, PA/Serra Catholic
YEAR20092010TOTAL
GS011
CG000
IP4.016.120.1
H73542
G41115
R42933
BB11011
SO31114
W011
L000
SV000
SHO000
ER42226
ERA9.0012.1211.51
Kubeja Career Stats
2010: Presidents’ Athletic Conference All-ConferenceCoaches Honors recipient... Made 39 starts, all but one atshortstop (left field)... Led team with 53 hits and 10 sacri-fice bunts... Finished with .371 average (53-143)... Scored 33runs... Had six doubles and two triples, with 27 RBIs... Hadat least one hit in 33 of 39 games... Posted 13 multi-hitgames...Went 16-for-23 (.696) with seven RBIs in first sevengames of the season, including 6-for-6, 3 RBI performancevs. Milwaukee School of Engineering (3-5)...Went 5-for-6
with three RBIs and two doubles in win over Franciscan (4-5)...Went 2-for-4 with two RBIsin win over Geneva (4-12)...Went 2-for-4 with three RBIs in win at Bethany (4-28).
High School: Played four seasons of both baseball and basketball at Greater Latrobe...All-Section pick at both shortstop and pitcher... Team captain of baseball team as a senior...Helped Greater Latrobe basketball team to 2009 section championship... Led LatrobeAmer-ican Legion baseball team to District 31 championship in 2009.
Personal: Born 5-17-90... Computing and Information Science major.
#8 - BRAD BURKARDTSophomore - INF - 5-11 - 165 - R/RLatrobe, PA/Greater Latrobe
Burkardt Career Stats
YEAR2010
GP-GS39-39
AB143
R33
H53
AVG.371
2B6
3B2
HR0
RBI27
BB10
SB7
PO52
AST124
E14
FLD%.926
BE
AR
CA
TB
AS
EB
AL
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1
14
2010: Made 39 appearances,with 38 starts at second base... Batted .325 (37-for-114)... Scored 16 runs with 23 RBIs...Tallied five doubles... Tallied 11 multi-hit games...Went 4-for-6 with three RBIs in doubleheader with Hiram (3-1)...Went4-for-6 with four RBIs, including walk-off game-winning single, vs. Milwaukee School of Engineering (3-5)...Went 2-for-4 with two RBIs vs. Mt.Aloysius (3-16)...Went 2-for-3 with three RBIs at Geneva (4-12)...Went 2-for-4 with two runsscored and an RBI vs.Westminster (5-5).
High School: Played four seasons at Greater Latrobe... Earned two letters... Helped lead team to playoffs in 2009...Also lettered in basketball for the section champs... Helped Latrobe American Legion team to the 2009 District 31championship.
Personal: Born 6-16-91.. Son of Jason and Krissy Bush... History major.
#27 - ZACH BUSHSophomore - INF - 5-8 - 185lbs - R/RLatrobe, PA/Greater Latrobe HS
Bush Career Stats
YEAR2010
GP-GS39-38
AB114
R16
H37
AVG.325
2B5
3B0
HR0
RBI23
BB20
SB2
PO76
AST65
E6
FLD%.960
2010: Made 18 appearances, with 13 starts at designated hitter... Batted .378 (14-for-37)... Had one homer, twodoubles, and 12 RBIs... Scored 16 runs... Hit by pitch team-leading nine times... .547 on-base percentage...Went1-for-3 with a walk and run scored in collegiate debut (3-3 vs. Johnson &Wales)... Singled and was hit by pitchschool-record three times in win over Drew (3-6)...Went 2-for-4, with first career home run, vs.Waynesburg (4-17)... Doubled and scored two runs atWestminster (5-1)...Went 2-for-2 with two RBIs at Thiel (5-7)
High School: Graduate of Bethel Park... Played four years of baseball, earning two letters...Team captain as a sen-ior
Personal: Born 12-15-90... Son of Jill and James Krally... Political Science major.
#20 - GRANT KRALLYSophomore - C/1B - 6-3 - 220lbs - R/RBethel Park, PA/Bethel Park HS
Krally Career Stats
YEAR2010
GP-GS18-13
AB37
R16
H14
AVG.378
2B2
3B0
HR1
RBI12
BB7
SB1
PO0
AST0
E0
FLD%.000
2010: Made six appearances off the bench... Saw time in right field, as well as pinch runner... Scored three runs...Went 1-for-3 at the plate, recording first career hit, an RBI single, vs. Bethany (4-20).
High School: Graduate of BelleVernon... Played four seasons of both baseball and golf... All-Section baseball pickfollowing senior season... Senior team captain
Personal: Born 6-15-90... Son of Jim and Luanne Russell... Sociology major... Older brother Ryan a graduate ofSaintVincent, and four-year member of the Bearcat baseball team (2000-04)... Grandfather Jim Russell played MajorLeague Baseball for ten seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Braves, and Brooklyn Dodgers.
#32 - NOLAN RUSSELLSophomore - OF - 5-11 - 175lbs - L/RBelleVernon, PA/BelleVernon HS
Russell Career Stats
YEAR2010
GP-GS6-0
AB3
R3
H1
AVG.333
2B0
3B0
HR0
RBI1
BB0
SB0
PO0
AST0
E0
FLD%.000
15
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2010: Made 15 appearances, with three starts... Saw time mainly in left field... Finished with .333 average (5-for-15)with four RBIs and seven runs scored... Picked up first career hit, an RBI single, vs Hanover (3-3)... Went 1-for-2 withan RBI and run scored vs. Franciscan (4-5)...Went 1-for-3 with an RBI and run scored vs. Bethany (4-20).
High School: Graduate ofWestern Beaver... Four-year baseball letterman...Two-timeAll-Conference pick...Three-time Beaver County Times Top-22... Played in 2009WPIAL All-Star Game... Also played three seasons of football,earning All-Conference and a spot on the Post-Gazette Fabulous 22 team.
Personal: Born 2-5-91... Son of Pamela and Rick Stiffey... Marketing major.
#3 - SEAN STIFFEYSophomore - OF - 5-10 - 195lbs - R/RIndustry, PA/Western Beaver HS
Stiffey Career Stats
YEAR2010
GP-GS15-3
AB15
R7
H5
AVG.333
2B0
3B0
HR0
RBI4
BB3
SB2
PO6
AST1
E0
FLD%1.000
2010: Made 16 appearances on the mound, with six starts... FInished with a 2-3 mark, one save, and a 6.80 ERA...Struck out 25 batters in 45.0 innings pitched... Earned save in first career appearance vs. Hiran on 3-1, working 11/3 innings and giving up three hits... Earned first career win vs.Mt.Aloysius on 3-16, coming on in relief and throw-ing 4.0 scoreless innings with three strikeouts... Started and went 7.0 innings, allowing four hits and two earned withfive strikeouts, vs. Grove City (3-30)... Earned win in relief, working 2.1 innings and allowing two runs on five hits,vs Bethany (4-28)
High School: Graduate of Union... Played four seasons of baseball, earning three letters... Also lettered in bas-ketball
Personal: Born 5-19-90... Son of Harry and DeniseTyson... Marketing major.
#7 - MATT TYSONSophomore - P - 5-11 - 180lbs - R/REdinburg, PA/Union HS
YEAR2009
GS6
CG0
IP45.0
H71
G16
R44
BB21
SO25
W2
L3
SV1
SHO0
ER34
ERA6.80
Tyson Career Stats
Enters first season at Saint Vincent... Speedy, athletic middle infielder... Graduate of BaldwinHigh School... Played four years of baseball...Team captain as a senior... Also lettered in hockeyfor two years... Born 9-25-91... Son of Duke and Nancy Kavinsky... Honor student... Elemen-tary Instruction major.
#5 - AJ KAVINSKYFreshman - INF - 5-8 - 160lbs - L/RPittsburgh, PA/Baldwin
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Enters first season at SaintVincent... Solid hitting catcher with above-average arm, should com-pete for time right away...Graduate of Cathedral Prep High School... Three-year baseball teamcaptain...All-Region pick following junior year... Born 11-2-91... Son of Dave and Renee Kubeja...Older brother Paul a junior pitcher for the Bearcats...Accounting major.
#6 - ERIC KUBEJAFreshman - C - 5-9 - 200 - R/RErie, PA/Cathedral Prep
Enters first season with the Bearcats... Athletic, hard-working freshman provides depth behindthe plate...Graduate ofAlbert Gallatin High School... Played four years of baseball, earning twoletters... Born 4-14-92... Son of George and Marianne Muzika... Older sister Ale a 2009 grad-uate of SaintVincent... Majoring in Communication.
#11 - GEO MUZIKAFreshman - C - 5-9 - 175 - R/RUniontown, PA/Albert Gallatin
First season with the Bearcats... Speedy, hard-working outfielder, provides left handed-hittingdepth... Graduate of St. Benedict’s Prep... Two-sport athlete, lettering in soccer and baseball...Honor student at St. Benedicts... Received baseball team’s Most Improved Player award... Born12-6-90... Son of Beatrice Eluwa... Graphic Design major at SaintVincent.
#13 - CHUCK ELUWAJunior - OF - 5-10 - 175 - L/RMaplewood, NJ/St. Benedict’s Prep
Enters first season at Saint Vincent... Athletic freshman, equally capable on the mound and inthe outfield... Graduate of Mount Pleasant Area High School... Played four years of both base-ball and soccer... Two-time All-Section selection in baseball... Named 2010WPIAL All-Star...Team captain... Two-time All-Section soccer pick, as well, earning All-WPIAL status in 2009...Born 1-20-92... Son of Jim and Marty Fearer... Honor student, majoring in Mathematics.
#19 - JOEY FEARERFreshman - INF - 5-11 - 180lbs - L/LMount Pleasant, PA/Mount Pleasant HS
2011 BEARCATS
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Entering first season at Saint Vincent... Will look for time out of the bullpen, and will alsocompete for a job in the outfield...Graduate of Indiana High School... Three-year baseball let-terman... Two-timeAll-Section selection... Also lettered in basketball... Born 11-3-91... Son ofBob and JoAnne Britcher... Majoring in Elementary Instruction.
#22 - JORDAN BRITCHERFreshman - OF/P - 6-1 - 195 - R/RIndiana, PA/Indiana
Enters first season at SaintVincent, after spending freshman campaign at California’s IrvineVal-ley Community College... Hard-throwing right hander will compete for innings right away...Graduate of Katella High School in Anaheim, CA... Played four seasons of baseball... Born 5-19-89... Son of Julie Little... Communication major at SaintVincent.
#35 - GARY GERHARDTSophomore - P - 6-0 - 185 - R/RAnaheim, CA/Katella
Enters first season at SaintVincent... Big frame, will compete for time on the mound and atfirst base... Power potential at the plate...Graduate of Laurel Highlands High School...Three-sport letterman, playing baseball, football, and basketball... Baseball team won section all fouryears... All-Conference defensive lineman in football... Born 2-29-92... Son of Mark andHeather Mitrisin... Mathematics major.
#46 - KEVIN MITRISINFreshman -1B/P - 6-6 - 250 - R/RUniontown, PA/Laurel Highlands
Enters first season with the Bearcats... Big, hard-throwing lefty will compete for innings rightaway... Graduate of Greater Latrobe High School... Lettered in both tennis and track and field...All-WPIAL tennis selection... Played four years of baseball for Latrobe American Legion...Teamappeared in playoffs in all four years, capturing 2009 District 31 title... Led District 31 in strike-outs in 2010... Born 4-8-92... Son of Carrie and Dan Henry... History/Secondary educationmajor.
#52 - MAX HENRYFreshman - P - 6-5 - 245 - L/LLatrobe, PA/Greater Latrobe
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2010 SEASON
2010 SCHEDULE/RESULTS
OPPONENTBeloit College%Hiram College%Hiram College%Johnson &Wales University%Hanover College%Milwaukee School of Engineering%Drew University%Mount Aloysius CollegeMount Aloysius CollegePenn State-AltoonaPenn State-AltoonaThomas More CollegeThomas More CollegeThomas More CollegeGrove City CollegeGrove City CollegeFranciscan UniversityGrove City CollegeGeneva CollegeGeneva CollegeLaRoche CollegeGeneva CollegeWaynesburg UniversityWaynesburg UniversityWaynesburg UniversityBethany CollegeBethany CollegeFranciscan UniversityWashington & Jefferson CollegeWashington & Jefferson CollegeWashington & Jefferson CollegeBethany CollegePenn State-FayettePenn State-FayetteWestminster CollegeWestminster CollegeWestminster CollegeThiel CollegeThiel CollegeThiel College
DATEFeb 28Mar 1
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% Game played inWinter Haven, FL
SITENNNNNNNAAHHAAAHHHAAAAHHHAHHAAAHAHHHAAHHA
RESULTL, 1-28W, 11-6W, 5-0W, 5-4W, 10-6W, 12-11W, 16-9W, 6-5 (10)L, 5-6 (9)W, 8-3W, 14-9L, 1-11L, 0-8W, 8-7L, 3-5L, 3-7W, 16-8L, 7-22W, 8-1L, 5-6L, 2-5W, 15-9W, 11-8L, 3-4L, 3-7W, 7-6L, 14-17L, 7-9L, 3-10L, 2-15L, 8-11W, 10-9W, 11-3W, 6-4L, 8-9L, 0-1W, 7-2W, 5-1L, 6-9L, 6-12
REC0-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-17-28-29-29-39-410-410-510-611-611-712-712-812-913-914-914-1014-1115-1115-1215-1315-1415-1515-1616-1617-1618-1618-1718-1819-1820-1820-1920-20
Overall: 20-20 Neutral: 6-1 Home: 10-6 Away: 4-13
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2010 FINAL STATISTICSPlayerJack Shaffer...............Adam Miller.............Joe Aul.......................Grant Krally.............Brad Burkardt.........Zack Galasso...........Erik Fichter...............Nick Hogue.............Sean Stiffey...............Nolan Russell..........Zach Bush................Steven Bayko...........Dustin Loussedes...Mike Hustava...........Danny Jackson.........Chris Palmer............Nate Fulkman..........Sam Manna...............Jeremy Mains...........Nick LoNigro..........RayWyder................Totals.........................Opponents...............
PlayerSteven Bayko...........Zack Galasso...........Danny Jackson.........Paul Kubeja..............Jeff Bugajski..............Erik Fichter...............Matt Tyson................VinceYandura..........Darren Smith...........Chris Palmer............MikeTedesco...........Dustin Loussedes...Nate Fulkman..........Tyler Hess................Totals.........................Opponents...............
AVG.407.402.394.378.371.370.358.333.333.333.325.306.271.264.261.200.200.116.095.000.000.323.340
ERA0.000.003.245.055.376.556.808.808.8110.8012.1220.2521.6099.007.285.96
GP-GS22-1230-2533-2918-1339-3940-3931-2916-415-36-0
39-3827-2327-1828-2739-3914-78-1
26-1122-315-05-0
40-4040-40
W-L0-00-01-13-43-34-32-33-23-40-01-00-00-00-0
20-2020-20
AB54879437
14313520627153
114725991
142255
432143
12801321
APP1111101181614102111324040
R13162416333222473
16177
1235118371
278313
GS0001084619010104040
H22353714535038951
3722162437515200
413449
CG0002100110000053
2B2462678100533
115100000
6482
SHO0001000000000012
3B0010211000000000010006
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SV0040001000100063
HR0211071000000000000001225
IP1.21.016.251.258.233.045.030.247.01.216.11.11.20.1306306
RBI15201712273616641231761613203220
238275
H11
125987457159674
35305
449413
TB2445481963805110514225193541617200
525632
R109
4241264446522
2944
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All-conference status is awarded in all 19 sports. Headcoaches select all-league squads for all team sports, while inindividual sports, such as cross country and tennis,All-PACaccolades are based upon performances at the conferencechampionships.
The PAC annually awards its men’s and women’sAll SportsTrophies to the schools which perform best across the boardin PAC competition. The Grove City andWashington & Jef-ferson men tied for the top spot in the 2009-10 year, whiletheWestminster women captured the women’s All-SportsTrophy. True to its mission, the PAC has produced numer-ous Academic All-Americans and NCAA Postgrduate Schol-arship winners. Last year, the league named over 650student-athletes to the PACAcademic Honor Roll,which rec-ognizes all participating student-athletes who attain a grade-point average of 3.60 or above.
Founded in 1955, the Presidents’ Athletic Conferencecontinues its mission of promoting intercollegiate athleticsand the pursuit of academic excellence.
Comprised of 10 select private colleges - Bethany Col-lege, Chatham University, Geneva College, Grove City Col-lege, Saint Vincent College, Thiel College, Thomas MoreCollege,Washington & Jefferson College,Waynesburg Uni-versity, andWestminster College - the PAC remains a uniqueorganization in this day of high pressure intercollegiate ath-letics. With academics at the center of each member’s phi-losophy, the PAC is built on the principle that an athleticprogram is a part of college life, but not an entity in itself.
The PAC expanded to seven members in 2005 with theaddition of Thomas More College, formerly an NCAA Divi-sion III independent. Saint Vincent College, a former NAIAmember, joined the conference as it began provisional mem-bership status in NCAA Division III in 2006-07, and is now afull member of the NCAA. Another NAIA member,GenevaCollege, became the conference’s ninth member and beganleague play as it started Division III provisional membershipin 2007-08. Chatham College became the league’s 10thmember, also in 2007-08.
The PAC annually crowns champions in 19 sports. In2009-10, the conference had 42 teams represent the con-ference in postseason play, including 23 in NCAA Champi-onship events. PAC championship teams receive automaticqualification status for most NCAA Division III nationalchampionship events.
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2010 FINAL PAC STANDINGSPAC
W LWash. & JeffersonThomas MoreGrove CityBethanyWaynesburgWestminsterThielSaintVincent*Geneva*
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* PAC provisional school; ineligible for postseason
2010 PAC BaseballTournament (@W&J)
First Rd: #2Thomas More 6, #3 Grove City 2#1Wash. & Jeff. 18, #4Westminster 9
Second Rd: Wash. & Jeff 10, Thomas More 5Grove City 11,Westminster 6Thomas More 5, Grove City 2
Finals: Thomas More 6,Wash. & Jeff 5 (13 inn)Thomas More 2,Wash. & Jeff 1
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TEAM BATTING1.Washington & Jefferson....................2.Thomas More......................................3.Waynesburg.........................................4. Bethany.................................................5. Grove City...........................................6. SaintVincent........................................7.Thiel.......................................................8.Westminster........................................9. Geneva.................................................
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.323
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RUNS SCORED1.Washington & Jefferson....................2.Thomas More......................................3. Grove City...........................................4. Bethany.................................................5. SaintVincent........................................6.Waynesburg.........................................7.Thiel.......................................................8.Westminster........................................9. Geneva.................................................
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TEAM ERA1.Thomas More......................................2.Washington & Jefferson.....................3. Grove City...........................................4. Bethany.................................................5.Westminster........................................6.Thiel.......................................................7. SaintVincent........................................8.Waynesburg.........................................9. Geneva.................................................
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TEAM FIELDING PCT1.Thomas More......................................2.Washington & Jefferson.....................3.Waynesburg.........................................4.Westminster........................................5. SaintVincent........................................6. Geneva.................................................7. Grove City...........................................8. Bethany.................................................9.Thiel.......................................................
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BATTING AVERAGE1 Jim Pasquine -W&J.............................2. Brad Kubis - BET................................3.WesWhite -WAY..............................4. Luke Johnson - THI...........................5. Max Robbins - TMC..........................6. Marcus Magister - GRO....................7. Mike Kennedy -W&J.........................8. Bill Hanning -WAY.............................9. Phil Shallenberger - GEN.................
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HITS1. Marty Kersting - TMC.......................2. Max Robbins - TMC..........................3. Chris Fishburn - TMC.......................4. Frank Quirin -W&J...........................5. Luke Johnson - THI............................6. Jim Pasquine - W&J...........................Brad Kubis - BET...............................
8.AndyTrettel -W&J.............................9. David Kennett - TMC........................
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RUNS SCORED1. Joe Bogdiewicz -W&J.......................2.AndyTrettel -W&J.............................3. Jim Pasquine -W&J............................4.WesWhite -WAY..............................5. Chris Fishburn - TMC.......................6. Frank Quirin -W&J...........................7. Brandon Nutini - TMC.....................8. Sam Schmeltzer - TMC.....................9. David Kennett - TMC........................
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RUNS BATTED IN1. Frank Quirin -W&J...........................2. Jim Pasquine - W&J............................3. Marty Kersting - TMC.......................4. Chris Fishburn - TMC.......................5. Neil Pascarella -W&J........................6.AndyTrettel -W&J.............................7. Max Robbins - TMC..........................8. Brad Kubis - BET................................9. Sam Schmeltzer - TMC.....................
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HOME RUNS1. Neil Pascarella - W&J........................2. Frank Quirin -W&J...........................Chris Leasure - BET...........................
4. Jim Pasquine -W&J............................Marty Kersting - TMC.......................
6. Zack Galasso - SVC..........................Chris Fishburn - TMC.......................MarkThomchick - W&J....................Marcus Magister - GRO....................
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WINS1. Paul Uhl - TMC...................................2. Mike Herringshaw - GRO................3. Pat Kennedy -W&J............................Grant Lewis - TMC............................
5. DaveTrushel -W&J...........................6.Aaron Carmack - TMC.....................Mitch McClay -W&J..........................Zach Grayson - BET..........................TJ Zarewicz - BET...............................
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EARNED RUN AVERAGE1. Paul Uhl - TMC...................................2. Mike Herringshaw - GRO................3. Grant Lewis - TMC...........................4. DaveTrushel -W&J...........................5. Pat Kennedy -W&J............................6. Justin Prejsnar -WES........................7. Paul Kubeja - SVC..............................8. Mike Kochman - BET.........................9. Jeff Bugajski - SVC.............................
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STRIKEOUTS1. Paul Uhl - TMC...................................2. Justin Prejsnar -WES........................Josh Russell - THI...............................
4. Mike Herringshaw - GRO................5. JamesTessier - WES..........................Mitch McClay -W&J..........................KyleWewe -TMC..............................
8. Zack Kozlowski - BET.......................Michael Hager - TMC........................
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2010 ALL-PAC TEAM
FIRSTTEAMPOS NAME TEAM YRC Marcus Magister Grove City So1B Frank Quirin Wash. & Jeff Sr2B WesWhite Waynesburg Sr2B Chris Fishburn Thomas More Sr3B Mike Kennedy Wash. & Jeff Sr3B/P Brad Kubis Bethany FrSS Joe Bogdiewicz Wash. & Jeff JrOF Jim Pasquine Wash. & Jeff SrOF Marty Kersting Thomas More SrOF Neil Pascarella Wash. & Jeff SrOF Luke Johnson Thiel JrDH Chris Leasure Bethany SrP Paul Uhl Thomas More SoP Pat Kennedy Wash. & Jeff JrP Mike Herringshaw Grove City Sr
SECONDTEAMPOS NAME TEAM YRC MarkThomchick Wash. & Jeff SrC DanArgiro Westminster SrC Nick Zeiser Thomas More Sr1B Bill Hanning Waynesburg Jr1B Justin Scarpitti Thiel SrSS David Kennett Thomas More FRSS Anthony DeFilippo Waynesburg JrSS Steve Perotta Westminster JrOF AndyTrettel Wash. & Jeff JrOF Tyler Dillinger Bethany SoOF Max Robbins Thomas More JrOF Butch Kriger Grove City JrP DaveTrushel Wash. & Jeff SoP KyleWewe Thomas More SrP Grant Lewis Thomas More Fr
COACHES HONORS**POS NAME TEAM YR1B Justin Acosta Geneva SrSS Brad Burkardt SaintVincent FrSS Phil Shallenberger Geneva SrOF Zack Galasso SaintVincent SoOF/P Danny Jackson SaintVincent SoOF Jon Jurinko Geneva Jr
** All-PAC equivalent for provisional NCAA schools
2010 PAC Player of theYear:Jim Pasquine, Sr, OF/P, Wash. & Jefferson
2010 PAC Pitcher of theYear:Paul Uhl, So,Thomas More
2010 PAC Coach of theYear:Rick Carver, Bethany
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2011 PAC OPPONENTS
BETHANY COLLEGE
April 21 - @ Bethany; April 23 - @ SaintVincentLocation: Bethany,WV 2010 Record: 21-18Enrollment: 900 PAC Record/Finish: 6-12/T4thNickname: Bison Sports Info. Director: Brian RoseColors: Kelly Green andWhite E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Rick Carver Website: www.bethanywv.edu
GENEVA COLLEGE
March 25 - @ SaintVincent; March 26 - @ GenevaLocation: Beaver Falls, PA 2010 Record: 16-20Enrollment: 2,100 PAC Record/Finish: N/ANickname: GoldenTornadoes Sports Info. Director: Van G. ZanicColors: Old Gold andWhite E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Alan Sumner Website: www.geneva.edu
GROVE CITY COLLEGE
March 29 - @ SaintVincent; April 6 - @ Grove CityLocation: Grove City, PA 2010 Record: 19-20Enrollment: 2,500 PAC Record/Finish: 11-7/3rdNickname: Wolverines Sports Info Director: R.A. BriggsColors: Crimson andWhite E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Rob Skaricich Website: www.gcc.edu
THIEL COLLEGE
April 15 - @ SaintVincent; April 16 - @ ThielLocation: Greenville, PA 2010 Record: 15-25Enrollment: 1,400 PAC Record/Finish: 4-14/7thNickname: Tomcats Sports Info. Director: Kevin FenstermacherColors: Navy and Gold E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Joe Schaly Website: www.thiel.edu
THOMAS MORE COLLEGE
April 9 - @ Thomas More; April 10 - @ Thomas MoreLocation: Crestview Hills, KY 2010 Record: 33-16Enrollment: 1,600 PAC Record/Finish: 14-4/2ndNickname: Saints Sports Info. Director: Cory BlacksonColors: Reflex Blue andWhite E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Jeff Hetzer Website: www.thomasmore.edu
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April 2 - @ SaintVincent; April 3 - @Washington & JeffersonLocation: Washington, PA 2010 Record: 32-12Enrollment: 1,400 PAC Record/Finish: 16-2/1stNickname: Presidents Sports Info. Director: Scott McGuinnessColors: Red and Black E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Jeff Mountain Website: www.washjeff.edu
WAYNESBURG UNIVERSITY
May 6 - @ SaintVincent; May 7 - @WaynesburgLocation: Waynesburg, PA 2010 Record: 15-22Enrollment: 2,100 PAC Record/Finish: 6-12/T-4thNickname: Yellow Jackets Sports Info. Director: Bobby FoxColors: Orange and Black E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Mike Humiston Website: www.waynesburg.edu
WESTMINSTER COLLEGE
April 19 - @ SaintVincent; April 27 - @WestminsterLocation: NewWilmington, PA 2010 Record: 14-27Enrollment: 1,400 PAC Record/Finish: 6-12/T-4thNickname: Titans Sports Info. Director: Justin ZackalColors: Blue andWhite E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Carmen Nocera Website: www.westminster.edu
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PAST PAC BASEBALL CHAMPIONS1959196019611962196319641965196619671968196919701971197219731974197519761977
Wayne StateAlleghenyAlleghenyAlleghenyAlleghenyAlleghenyBethanyAlleghenyWestern ReserveWestern ReserveAlleghenyAlleghenyAlleghenyAlleghenyHiramAlleghenyAlleghenyAlleghenyAllegheny
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Records IncompleteBethanyJohn CarrollThielRecords IncompleteJohn CarrollJohn CarrollRecords IncompleteBethanyWashington & JeffersonWaynesburgWaynesburgWaynesburgBethanyWashington & JeffersonWaynesburgBethanyBethanyGrove City
200220032004200520062007200820092010
Grove CityThielWashington & JeffersonWestminsterWashington & JeffersonWashington & JeffersonGrove CityWashington & JeffersonThomas More
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SaintVincent College first opened its doors in 1846, and baseball played an important role for students right from the start.Some of the earliest found writings by a SaintVincent student are from the diary of Francis X. Reuss, a student from 1866-69. He began his diary onAugust 31, 1867, and the second entry in his diary discusses playing a game of “Base Ball” on cam-pus with friends. His journal entry for September 4, 1867 reads,“I umpired a game of Base Ball this morning between thetwo teams of the Hero Base Ball Club. The club was organized Aug. 31, 1867 to play a game with the Scholastics.”
Thus began the history of baseball at SaintVincent College, a tradition that continues today. The following are some inter-esting notes from the history of the sport on the Latrobe campus.
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1888: First known photo of an official collegeteam that represents the school against outsidecompetition.
May 17, 1892: Earliest found record of an offi-cial game. A team of students representing theschool defeated a team of former students livingin Pittsburgh 17-1. Hearn, pitching for the stu-dents, strikes out 18.
1895: The “Saint Vincent College Base BallLeague” was formed. This was the first intramu-ral league on campus, consisting of five teams: TheIndians,The Jr. Stars,The Juveniles,The X-Rays, andIndependents. Afternoon games in both the falland spring become regular attractions.
1908: SaintVincent College baseball has its firstundefeated organized season, going 12-0-1 undermanager Fr. Linus. Bernard Berg is the star“twirler” as noted by reports, striking out 79 bat-ters on the year.
April 30, 1910: Bernard Berg throws the firstno-hitter in school history, facing East LibertyAcademy. he struck out eight and walked two, asthe Bearcats won 19-0.
June 20, 1911: A game was scheduled betweenSaintVincent and the University of Holy Ghost atPittsburgh’s Forbes Field.
June 1, 1921: The Homestead Grays, a NegroLeague power, makes the first of many visits toSaint Vincent to take on the Bearcats. Saint Vin-cent wins 11-3.
May 5, 1924: The season opener for theBearcats is a tough one-- against the PittsburghPirates of the National League. The Pirates usetheir regular starters, including Pie Traynor andKiki Cuyler, for the first six innings. Only one SVCplayer reaches second base, as the Pirates won
before a crowd of 3,000. Saint Vincent managesjust three hits, and commits five errors.
May 4, 1925: The Pirates return to the Latrobecampus. Before another estimated crowd of3,000, the Pirates scored five runs on six hits inthe first 3 1/3 innings, compared to no runs andone hit for the Bearcats. Rain stops play in thefourth inning with the Pirates at bat.
May 1925: The Homestead Grays make theirfinal visit to Saint Vincent, defeating the Bearcats12-11 in a slugfest. The Grays record 19 hits, toSVC’s 11.
May 4, 1926: The Bearcats host the Pirates fora third time,witnessed by 5,000 people. SaintVin-cent manages to score this time, but is on theshort end of a 9-1 final. The Pirates record 13hits, SaintVincent five.
June 1, 1932: A team called the Nebraska Indi-ans visits Latrobe,with SaintVincent winning 7-5.The box score for the Indians contains the namesLone Star,Two Horse, and Little Bear.
May 1935: The Bearcats fall toWestVirginia Uni-versity 17-4 in a game played at Pittsburgh’sForbes Field. The large venue must have causesome nervousness among the Bearcats, as SVCcommits 11 errors.
1938: CharlesWoods earns his fourth consecu-tive letter for baseball, becoming the last SVC ath-lete to earn 12 letters - four apiece in baseball,football, and basketball.
May 29, 1940: Tony Polink pitches the first per-fect game in school history, against Fairmont StateTeachers University. He faces the minimum 27batters, with none reaching first base. Polinkstrikes out 11 in the 7-0 win.
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1941: Outfielder EdYeash finishes the seasonwith a .558 average, still the highest single-sea-son batting average in program history.
1942: Fr. Jerome Rupprecht, OSB, ends histhird and final stint as head coach, finishing withan overall record of 165-45-2.
1954: Oland “Dodo” Canterna, who hadplayed collegiately at the University of Pitts-burgh and professionally in the Boston Bravesorganizationis hired to coach both baseball and basketballat SaintVincent.
May 18,1955: A four-run fifth inning allowsthe Bearcats to come from behind and defeatDuquesne University 4-2, ending the Dukes16-game winning streak and eliminating themfrom postseason contention. Sophomore DickDoll goes the distance for the win on themound,with Jack Heimbeucher doubling homethe winning run.
1963: Tom Goetz records four pitching vic-tories, throwing 33 innings, in a nine-day spanto end the season. Saint Vincent earns co-champion honors in the West Penn Confer-ence under coach Dodo Canterna. JimWasickiis the top hitter, and is named the conferencePlayer of theYear.
1983: In the program’s third year back after a15-year hiatus, Coach Canterna’s squad wins20 games for the first time in team history. Heis named NAIA District 18 Coach of theYear.
September 9, 1984: Mark Barberich hasone of the greatest days in Bearcat history. Ina doubleheader against Pitt-Johnstown,he goes6-for-8 with four home runs, a double, and 12RBIs, including nine RBIs in the nightcap. Un-fortunately, the game was part of Fall Ball, andtherefore considered not part of the officialseason.
March 21, 1987: Alan Hipps tosses a no-hitter for the Bearcats against Pitt-Bradford.The Bearcats win 21-0, as Hipps strikes outfive. At the end of the 1987 season, CoachCanterna retires.
March 1991: Bearcat manager Frank Newellmakes headlines by calling a pitcher ouf of thebullpen to relieve starter Tim Murphy in agame in Florida. Left-handed freshman JodiHaller becomes the first female to pitch in theNAIA, throwing 2 2/3 innings against WestVirginiaWesleyan. She enters the game withtwo on, two out, and strikes out the first bat-ter she faces. In the final game of the Floridatrip, Haller makes her first appearance of theyear as a starter. In 1994, the USA Today’sBaseballWeekly printed a feature on Haller.
April 29, 2001: Sophomore right handerBrian Jackowski fires a no-hitter for theBearcats in their 10-0 win over CedarvilleUniversity. Jackowski strikes out five with onewalk, while hitting two batters.
2004: The Bearcats enjoy the most success-ful season in program history, winning theAmerican Mideast Conference and advancingto the finals of the NAIA Region IX/X Cham-pionship tournament in Canton, OH, fallingone game short of reaching the NAIAWorldSeries. Coach Mick Janosko is named AMCand NAIA Region IX Coach of the Year, andthird baseman Joe Pichler is named AMCPlayer of theYear.
April 18-19, 2005: Saint Vincen posts themost prolific two-game offensive stretch inprogram history, defeatingWestminster 21-9and Mount Aloysius 23-1. In the two victo-ries, the Bearcats combine for 48 hits, sevenhome runs, nine doubles, and three triples.
TEAM HISTORY
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YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDYEAR189218931894189518961897189818991900190119021903190419051906190719081909191019111912191319141915191619171918191919201921192219231924192519261927
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YEAR192819291930193119321933193419351936193719381939194019411942194319441945194619471948194919501951195219531954195519561957195819591960196119621963
W811121089910781197910NONONO42886
NONONO78445321613
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T YEAR19641965‘66-’80198119821983198419851986198719881989199019911992199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200820092010
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COACHES’ RECORDSNAMEMick Janosko........................................Fr. EricVogt...........................................Frank Newell.......................................Dodo Canterna...................................Fr. Oliver Grosselin............................Fr. Jerome Rupprecht.........................Fr. Cuthbert Gallick............................Fr. Cuthbert.........................................Fr. Linus.................................................Fr. P. Mark..............................................Unknown..............................................
YEARS1998-pres...........1992-97..............1988-91...............1954-87...............1946-50...............‘18-35;‘38-’41....1935-38..............1916-17...............1907-15...............1900-06...............1892-97...............
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THE RECORD BOOKINDIVIDUAL - SINGLE GAMEHiits...........................................................Singles.......................................................Triples.......................................................Home Runs.............................................Hit-by-Pitch.............................................Strikeouts (7 inning)..............................Strikeouts (9 inning).............................
INDIVIDUAL - SEASONHits............................................................Doubles....................................................
Triples.......................................................Home Runs.............................................Stolen Bases............................................Runs Scored............................................RBIs..........................................................Walks........................................................Batting Average......................................
Hit-by-Pitch.............................................Wins.........................................................Win Pct (Min 6 decisions)...................Strikeouts................................................Innings Pitched........................................Complete Games...................................Shutouts...................................................Saves.........................................................Earned Run Average (min 30 IP)........
INDIVIDUAL - CAREERHits............................................................Triples.......................................................Home Runs.............................................Strikeouts................................................
TEAM - SINGLE GAMERuns..........................................................Runs (Inning)...........................................Runs (Doubleheader)...........................Home Runs.............................................
Walks........................................................Walks (Inning).......................................
TEAM - SEASONWins.........................................................Runs..........................................................Home Runs.............................................
6 - Brad Burkardt - 3/5/10 vs Milwaukee School of Engineering5 - Lou Pangrazi - 4/7/81 vs. Carnegie Mellon2 - THREE TIMES - Last - GregVisnick - 3/29/03 vs. Malone3 - Mike Anthony - 4/1991 vs.Westminster3 - Grant Krally - 3/7/10 vs. Drew12 - Frank Furfari - 4/19/07 vs. Penn State-Fayette18 - John Masnica - 1934 vs. Broaddus18 - Jerome Rupprecht - THREETIMES
62 - Brian Stoecklein - 200013 - Kenny Primeaux - 200913 - Mark Shouey - 200813 - Josh Morrow - 200513 - TJ Conroy - 200513 - Joe Pichler - 20048 - Brian Stoecklein - 200010 - TJ Conroy - 200622 - JC Ajemian - 199047 - ShaunWenz - 200448 - TJ Conroy - 200627 - ShaunWenz - 2004.538 - EdYeash - 1941 (Historic).449 - Dave Morgan - 2002 (Modern)9 - Grant Krally - 20109 - Anthony Fuhrer - 20061.000 - Kevin Brogan (7-0) - 2004124 - Jerome Rupprecht - 191583.1 - KipWatkins - 20059 - Anthony Fuhrer - 20064 - Brian Jackowski - 20014 - Danny Jackson - 20102.37 - Ryan Joseph -2006
182 - Danny Consuegra - 2003-0615 - Dave Morgan - 1999-200218 - TJ Conroy - 2005-06234 - Jerome Rupprecht - 1913-16 (Historic)182 - KipWatkins - 2003-05
26 - April 22, 1984 vs. Geneva13 - April 22, 1984 vs. Geneva35 - April 22, 1984 vs. Geneva4 - April 18, 2005 @Westminster4 - May 6, 2004 vs. Shawnee State13 - April 13, 1982 vs.Westminster6 - April 10, 2003 @ Bethany
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VINCE DeAUGUSTINEVince became the first player inschool history named NAIA All-America, doing so after his junior sea-son of 2001. He enjoyed a stellarseason both at the plate and behindit. Offensively, he batted .392 with ateam-high 34 RBIs, while defensively,he gunned down 26 of 32 potentialbase thieves, and committed a total ofjust three errors.
DAVE MORGANA four-year starter in centerfield,Dave earned NAIA All-America sta-tus following his senior season of2002. He started 41 games, setting amodern-day team record with a .449batting average. He led the team with53 hits, while adding seven doubles,two triples, two home runs, and ninestolen bases. His 166 career hits isgood for second all-time in SVC his-tory, and he was a three-time All-American Mideast Conference pick
KIP WATKINSIn his sophomore season of 2003,Kipearned NAIA All-America honors,going 8-2 with a then-record 2.61ERA. He struck out 54 batters in65.2 innings pitched, and graduated in2005 as the school’s modern-day ca-reer record holder with 182 strike-outs. For his career, he tallied arecord of 22-11 on the mound andwas a three-time All-AmericanMideast Conference selection.
DANNY CONSUEGRAConsuegra is the lone player in schoolhistory to earn NAIA All-Americahonors twice, doing so as a freshmanin 2003 and a senior in 2006. As afreshman, the second baseman hit .417with 42 RBIs, and as a senior, he movedto catcher, batting .412 and graduatingas the school’s all-time career leaderwith 182 hits, despite missing 42 gamesin 2005 with a broken hand.
JOE PICHLERAs a senior in 2004, Joe earned abevy of honors, including AmericanMideast Conference Player of theYear, and NAIA All-America. Thethird baseman hit .359 with 55 hits,including eight home runs and 13doubles, with 41 RBIs and 36 runsscored. In his two-year career atSaint Vincent, he racked 104 hitswith 13 home runs and 86 RBIs.
KEVIN BROGANKevin earned NAIA All-America sta-tus as a junior for the 2004 AMCchampion Bearcats. He went a per-fect 7-0 on the mound with a 3.54ERA. He threw four completegames, and struck out 54 battersagainst just 12 walks in 59.1 inningspitched. Opponents batted just .242off of him, and he struck out 10 ormore batters in a game three times.
MIKE HERMANNMike was a third member of the2004 conference champs to benamed NAIA All-America. Thecatcher batted .359, with two homeruns, 11 doubles, and 29 RBIs. De-fensively, he threw out 21 of 35 po-tential base thieves.
JOSH MORROWAs a senior in 2005, Josh becamethe first - and only - player in teamhistory named NAIA NationalScholar Athlete. A catcher/firstbaseman, he was an eight-timeDeans List selection, while he wasjust as impressive on the diamond inhis senior campaign. He batted .373with 50 hits, including 13 doublesand two home runs,while driving in36. Defensively, he committed justtwo errors in 331 chances.
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1GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS, 1999-2010
1999 (20-20)SVC 9SVC 5SVC 8SVC 10SVC 7SVC 4SVC 3SVC 5SVC 8SVC 4SVC 5SVC 11SVC 5SVC 3SVC 5SVC 4SVC 10SVC 7SVC 0SVC 4SVC 5SVC 6SVC 3SVC 3SVC 7SVC 1SVC 10SVC 2SVC 6SVC 4SVC 5SVC 3SVC 2SVC 8SVC 4SVC 5SVC 12
Capital 3Capital 3Capital 6Capital 5SalemTeikyo 12SalemTeikyo 0Capital 7Capital 4Capital 6Mercyhurst 1Pitt-Greensburg 3Pitt-Greensburg 1Walsh 2Walsh 1Shawnee State 6Shawnee State 14Wash. & Jefferson 5Wash. & Jefferson 3Mt.Vernon Nazarene 10Mt.Vernon Nazarene 6California (PA) 8California (PA) 10Pitt-Johnstown 0Pitt-Johnstown 10Malone 8Malone 2Rio Grande 6Cedarville 0Cedarville 9Marietta 6Urbana 6Urbana 2Mt. Union 12Geneva 7Geneva 3Tiffin 14Tiffin 14
2000 (15-33)SVC 7SVC 12SVC 0SVC 0SVC 4SVC 24SVC 5SVC 6SVC 4SVC 4SVC 2SVC 5SVC 2SVC 6SVC 1SVC 1SVC 1SVC 2SVC 1SVC 1SVC 5SVC 8SVC 4SVC 0SVC 1SVC 10SVC 0SVC 4SVC 5SVC 13SVC 4SVC 7SVC 4SVC 9SVC 2SVC 2SVC 5SVC 0SVC 8SVC 14SVC 0SVC 12SVC 12SVC 5
Milwaukee SOE 12Gannon 5Augustana 21Ohio Northern 12Alma 2Milwaukee SOE 11St.Anselm 2St.Anselm 7California (PA) 14California (PA) 11Pitt-Johnstown 3Pitt-Johnstown 2Urbana 13Urbana 8Bethany 5Bethany 15Walsh 7Walsh 15Indiana (PA) 7Indiana (PA) 5Clarion 9Clarion 6Tiffin 14Tiffin 10Point Park 5Point Park 15Malone 5Malone 5Cedarville 4Cedarville 8Rio Grande 14Rio Grande 10Ohio Dominican 1Ohio Dominican 10Geneva 4Geneva 3Mt.Vernon Nazarene 4Mt.Vernon Nazarene 4Grove City 1Grove City 3Shawnee State 2Shawnee State 5Pitt-Greensburg 6Pitt-Greensburg 3
2001 (21-23)SVC 8SVC 8SVC 14SVC 0SVC 6SVC 9SVC 7SVC 10SVC 10SVC 5SVC 2SVC 6SVC 8SVC 0SVC 2SVC 12SVC 2SVC 1SVC 5SVC 2SVC 3SVC 2SVC 1SVC 0SVC 3SVC 1SVC 3SVC 10SVC 5SVC 17SVC 1SVC 6SVC 13SVC 10SVC 3SVC 1SVC 4SVC 6SVC 7SVC 6SVC 7
Milwaukee SOE 7Clarion 9Clarion 15SaginawValley 4SaginawValley 13Salem-Teikyo 7Salem-Teikyo 6Capital 9Capital 14Ohio Northern 2Ohio Northern 13Pitt-Johnstown 7Westminster 2Point Park 3Point Park 8Ohio Dominican 2Ohio Dominican 11Pitt-Johnstown 0Pitt-Johnstown 2Bethany 4Mt.Vernon Nazarene 4Mt.Vernon Nazarene 6Urbana 0Urbana 14Geneva 0Geneva 2Marietta 6Rio Grande 4Rio Grande 1Mount Union 5Marietta 13Malone 10Malone 6Cedarville 0Cedarville 0Shawnee State 7Shawnee State 14Westminster 0Westminster 1Walsh 7Walsh 8
2002 (21-23)SVC 2SVC 10SVC 13SVC 5SVC 0SVC 11SVC 14SVC 4SVC 0SVC 1SVC 8SVC 11SVC 1SVC 5SVC 9SVC 3SVC 3SVC 3SVC 4SVC 9SVC 5SVC 4SVC 2SVC 3SVC 2SVC 9SVC 11SVC 1SVC 0SVC 10SVC 1SVC 4SVC 0SVC 1SVC 2SVC 1SVC 3SVC 1SVC 8SVC 9
SaginawValley 4Clarion 9Alma 6Alma 4Rose Hulman 1Capital 1Capital 0Augustana 13Augustana 3Ohio Northern 4Fairmont State 9Fairmont State 13Waynesburg 5Waynesburg 4Cedarville 3Cedarville 5Wash. & Jefferson 5Wash. & Jefferson 2Malone 0Malone 1Pitt-Johnstown 6Pitt-Johnstown 3Point Park 4Point Park 2Rio Grande 3Rio Grande 4Shawnee State 1Shawnee State 6Geneva 5Geneva 9Mt.Vernon Nazarene 7Mt.Vernon Nazarene 13Walsh 4Walsh 2Ohio Dominican 3Ohio Dominican 3Tiffin 5Tiffin 8Urbana 5Urbana 1
2003 (27-17)SVC 5SVC 13SVC 6SVC 14SVC 6SVC 5SVC 7SVC 6SVC 7SVC 15SVC 0SVC 2SVC 5SVC 5SVC 2SVC 6SVC 10SVC 3SVC 4SVC 0SVC 3SVC 4SVC 4SVC 7SVC 9SVC 3SVC 8SVC 4SVC 5SVC 2SVC 18SVC 9SVC 4SVC 4SVC 10SVC 1SVC 7SVC 3SVC 1SVC 5SVC 8SVC 3SVC 10SVC 5SVC 13
Frederick CC 0Alma 3Alma 2Capital 6Alma 1Hanover 6Capital 1Alma 5Dominican 3Concordia (MI) 1Salem International 3Salem International 1Indiana (PA) 14Waynesburg 2Pitt-Johnstown 15Pitt-Johnstown 9Clarion 0Clarion 0Malone 7Malone 1Point Park 4Point Park 1Malone 1Malone 3Waynesburg 7Walsh 5Walsh 0Marietta 3Geneva 2Geneva 3Bethany 8Muskingum 11Mt.Vernon Nazarene 5Mt.Vernon Nazarene 9Juniata 3Point Park 2Point Park 4Mt.Vernon Nazarene 2Mt.Vernon Nazarene 2Clarion 6Clarion 6Geneva 5Geneva 6Walsh 4Walsh 3
2004 (26-20)SVC 0SVC 1SVC 18SVC 6SVC 20SVC 7SVC 6SVC 1SVC 0SVC 5SVC 7SVC 6SVC 16SVC 9SVC 6SVC 10SVC 10SVC 0SVC 12SVC 7SVC 0SVC 4SVC 11SVC 1SVC 3SVC 6SVC 10SVC 3SVC 3SVC 5SVC 2SVC 6SVC 10SVC 11SVC 4SVC 7SVC 6SVC 0SVC 9
Florida Gulf Coast 15Florida Gulf Coast 8Grove City 0Grove City 8Alma 7Capital 4Capital 11Northeastern (MA) 17Gannon 2Westminster 0Westminster 0Marietta 12Mt.Aloysius 8Malone 6Malone 5Clarion 11Clarion 4Malone 2Geneva 5Geneva 2Geneva 5Geneva 2Allegheny 3Allegheny 8Point Park 2Point Park 3Point Park 5Point Park 4Seton Hill 0Seton Hill 4Seton Hill 1Seton Hill 14Clarion 16Clarion 8OhioValley 10OhioValley 8Walsh 5Walsh 6Walsh 8
2004 (continued)SVC 10SVC 9SVC 11SVC 9SVC 1SVC 12SVC 5
Walsh 13Shawnee State 6**Shawnee State 5**Ohio Dominican 8^^MtVernon Nazarene 19^^Rio Grande 7^^Mt.Vernon Nazarene 15!!
** AMC Playoffs^^ NAIA Region IX Playoffs!! NAIA Region IX Finals
2005 (22-24)SVC 8SVC 7SVC 5SVC 12SVC 0SVC 2SVC 7SVC 0SVC 4SVC 5SVC 0SVC 10SVC 6SVC 1SVC 0SVC 7SVC 5SVC 2SVC 9SVC 12SVC 7SVC 8SVC 4SVC 2SVC 7SVC 4SVC 2SVC 1SVC 5SVC 12SVC 11SVC 12SVC 5SVC 7SVC 0SVC 13SVC 21SVC 23SVC 7SVC 13SVC 4SVC 1SVC 3SVC 7SVC 3SVC 3
Apprentice School 3Western Connecticut 15Chowan 7Apprentice School 4Florida Gulf Coast 3Northwood 12Northwood 8Gannon 3Gannon 1SaginawValley 6WestVirginia Tech 2WestVirginia Tech 4Alderson Broaddus 7Walsh 4Walsh 1Walsh 11Walsh 3Notre Dame (OH) 7Notre Dame (OH) 11Waynesburg 3Grove City 2Grove City 2Seton Hill 2Seton Hill 1Seton Hill 1Seton Hill 3Point Park 3Point Park 3Point Park 3Point Park 1Waynesburg 13Juniata 14Shepherd 4Shepherd 10Notre Dame (OH) 4Notre Dame (OH) 8Westminster 9Mt.Aloysius 1Geneva 0Geneva 7Geneva 6Malone 9Malone 0Geneva 2Ohio Dominican 7**Ohio Dominican 9**
** AMC Playoffs
SVC 9SVC 0SVC 2SVC 2SVC 8SVC 12SVC 8SVC 5SVC 10SVC 19SVC 8SVC 3SVC 0SVC 0SVC 6SVC 6SVC 0SVC 12SVC 9SVC 5SVC 16SVC 8SVC 7SVC 4
Rio Grande 15Rio Grande 6Rio Grande 7Rio Grande 11Chowan 5Chowan 20BaldwinWallace 5BaldwinWallace 7Minnesota-Morris 6Salem International 2Illinois College 5Illinois College 7Walsh 4Walsh 4Walsh 5Walsh 7Notre Dame (OH) 3Notre Dame (OH) 5Notre Dame (OH) 2Notre Dame (OH) 11Penn State-Fayette 3Seton Hill 15Seton Hill 6Seton Hill 0
2006 (23-23)
SVC 1SVC 9SVC 7SVC 6SVC 10SVC 7SVC 6SVC 3SVC 3SVC 7SVC 5SVC 5SVC 1SVC 15SVC 13SVC 2SVC 9SVC 5SVC 10SVC 3SVC 2SVC 3
Seton Hill 6Waynesburg 7Point Park 4Point Park 2Point Park 9Point Park 9Myers 5Myers 6Juniata 4Penn State-Fayette 9Waynesburg 14Geneva 2Geneva 3Geneva 4Geneva 4Malone 5Malone 0Malone 2Malone 3Seton Hill 2**Seton Hill 4**Seton Hill 4**
2006 (continued)
** AMC Playoffs
2007 (8-25)SVC 10SVC 4SVC 3SVC 12SVC 2SVC 1SVC 4SVC 3SVC 2SVC 1SVC 3SVC 0SVC 8SVC 9SVC 3SVC 5SVC 1SVC 0SVC 3SVC 11SVC 5SVC 6SVC 4SVC 10SVC 0SVC 6SVC 5SVC 4SVC 7SVC 15SVC 2SVC 3SVC 10
Muskingum 8Muskingum 10Notre Dame (OH) 5John Carroll 7Hiram 0Hiram 10BaldwinWallace 22BaldwinWallace 9Seton Hill 12Grove City 8Grove City 7LaRoche 4Grove City 10Wash. & Jefferson 2Wash. & Jefferson 4Wash. & Jefferson 16Thiel 10Thiel 15Thiel 14Geneva 13Bethany 6Bethany 17Bethany 14Penn State-Fayette 1Thomas More 8Thomas More 4Thomas More 21Westminster 5Westminster 3Westminster 6Waynesburg 9Waynesburg 6Waynesburg 11
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Williamette 5Rose Hulman 2Rose Hulman 19Milwaukee Engineering 1Emory & Henry 1Johnson &Wales 6Ohio Northern 7John Carroll 4Apprentice School 7Apprentice School 2Fredonia State 10Penn State-Altoona 4Penn State-Altoona 9Wash. & Jefferson 6Wash. & Jefferson 6Kenyon 18Grove City 2Grove City 4Westminster 16Westminster 8Bethany 9Bethany 2LaRoche 5Waynesburg 9Waynesburg 6Thomas More 11
2008 (16-19)
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SVC 7SVC 3SVC 2SVC 9SVC 3SVC 4SVC 2SVC 4SVC 4SVC 3SVC 6SVC 8SVC 5SVC 0SVC 4SVC 1SVC 5SVC 1SVC 1SVC 10SVC 13SVC 3SVC 1SVC 0SVC 6SVC 7SVC 14SVC 8SVC 3SVC 2SVC 1SVC 18SVC 12SVC 2SVC 14SVC 16SVC 1
SVC 1SVC 11SVC 5SVC 5SVC 10SVC 12SVC 16SVC 6SVC 5SVC 8SVC 14SVC 1SVC 0SVC 8SVC 3SVC 3SVC 16SVC 7SVC 8SVC 5SVC 2SVC 15SVC 11SVC 3SVC 3SVC 7SVC 14SVC 7SVC 2SVC 3SVC 8SVC 10SVC 11SVC 6SVC 8SVC 0SVC 7SVC 6SVC 6SVC 6
Misericordia 9Moravian 16Moravian 9Rose Hulman 10Maryville 6Widener 12Johnson &Wales 5New Jersey City 7Mt.Aloysius 3Mt.Aloysius 6Penn State-Altoona 10Penn State-Altoona 9Thomas More 9Thomas More 13Thomas More 13Grove CIty 5Grove City 6Apprentice School 3Apprentice School 6Apprentice School 12Grove City 10Geneva 8Geneva 3Waynesburg 9Waynesburg 3Waynesburg 14Bethany 3Bethany 3Wash. & Jefferson 13Wash. & Jefferson 4Wash. & Jefferson 11Hilbert 0Bethany 7Westminster 6Westminster 15Westminster 3Thiel 6
Beloit 28Hiram 6Hiram 0Johnson &Wales 4Hanover 6Milwaukee Engineering 11Drew 9Mt.Aloysius 5Mt.Aloysius 6Penn State-Altoona 3Penn State-Altoona 9Thomas More 11Thomas More 8Thomas More 7Grove City 5Grove City 7Franciscan 8Grove City 22Geneva 1Geneva 6LaRoche 5Geneva 9Waynesburg 8Waynesburg 4Waynesburg 7Bethany 6Bethany 17Franciscan 9Wash. & Jefferson 15Wash. & Jefferson 10Wash. & Jefferson 11Bethany 9Penn State-Fayette 3Penn State-Fayette 4Westminster 9Westminster 1Westminster 2Thiel 9Thiel 1Thiel 12
2009 (8-30)
2010 (20-20)
ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS, 2001-102001Vince DeAugustine (1st Team)Dave Morgan (2nd)Brian Jackowski (2nd)Dave Morsey (HM)Pat Palkovic (HM)
2002Dave Morgan (1st)Terry Datillio (2nd)Jonny Hanczaryk (HM)Pat Palkovic (HM)GregVisnick (HM)
2003Danny Consuegra (1st)GregVisnick (1st)Joe Pichler (1st)KipWatkins (1st)Kevin Brogan (HM)Jonny Hanczaryk (HM)Jeremiah Scott (HM)
2004Joe Pichler (1st)ShaunWenz (1st)Mike Hermann (1st)Kevin Brogan (1st)Danny Consuegra (2nd)AaronWilson (2nd)Jeremiah Scott (2nd)KipWatkins (2nd)Russ Daniels (HM)
2005TJ Conroy (1st)KipWatkins (1st)Josh Morrow (2nd)Brad Hill (2nd)Dan Gratchic (2nd)Justin Perryman (2nd)Mike Schock (HM)
2006Mike Schock (1st)Danny Consuegra (1st)Anthony Fuhrer (1st)TJ Conroy (2nd)Mike Adams (HM)Dave Russell (HM)Ryan Joseph (HM)
None selected in 2007
2008Kenny Primeaux (Coaches Honors)AbeWeimer (CH)Mark Shouey (CH)
2009Kenny Primeaux (CH)
2010Brad Burkardt (CH)Zack Galasso (CH)Danny Jackson (CH)
NOTE: Saint Vincent was a member of the American Mideast Conference through2006; From 2007-10, SVC All-Conference players were awarded with Presidents’Ath-letic Conference Coaches Honors, the equivalent of All-PAC recognition for playersfrom provisional schools
Fr. Jerome Rupprecht AwardThe Fr. Jerome Rupprecht Award is awarded annually by the SaintVincent College Ath-letic Department to the student selected as an outstanding player and valuable teammember of the baseball team. It is in memory of Fr. Jerome Rupprecht (1896-1982),legendary pitcher and later baseball coach at Saint Vincent.
1983: Frank Beimel and Dennis Hyland1984: Joe Panebianco and Scott Gaskill1985: John George1986: WilliamAmatucci1987: Geno Ray and Frank Butter1988: Alan Hipps1989: Robert Carrick1990: Doug Leighty1991: JC Ajemian1992: Tim Murphy1993: William Bretz1994: Anthony Korbar1995: Timothy Zema1996: Brian Collier
1997: Joe Skoloda1998: Dave Lions1999: Tony Pierno2000: Matt Trigona2001: Geoff Dobson2002: Dave Morgan2003: GregVisnick2004: Joe Pichler2005: Danny Consuegra2006: Danny Consuegra2007: Mike Schock2008: Mike Adams2009: Mark Shouey2010: Erik Fichter
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Jeremiah Scott
Mike Schock
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1One of the top small-college baseball fields in the region,Bearcat Ballfield is always in top-notch shape thanks tohard work by the coaching staff and players. The field islocated in the center of campus, in a natural bowl sur-rounded by student dorms that offer fans an ideal viewfrom all angles.
Since head coach Mick Janosko took over the Bearcatprogram in 1998, Bearcat Ballfield has received a numberof additions and upgrades. The field features a full-sizedelectronic scoreboard beyond the fence in left center, aswell as a concession stand and press box behind homeplate. Constructed prior to the 2005 campaign, the pressbox has a top-notch public address system and musicstereo, while it is also completely wired for television andinternet broadcasting.
Prior to the 2007 season, a permanent fence, standingnine feet tall, was erected in the outfield that fully en-closes the playing field. One of the largest fields in theare, outfield dimensions measure 325 feet to left field,365 to left center, 405 to dead center, 420 to right cen-ter, and 365 down the right field line.
Located in the left field corner, a batting cage measuring80’ by 15’ was fully paved in the fall of 2007, allowing forusage in even the wettest of weather.
In addition to the natural setting created by the sur-rounding hillsides, Bearcat Ballfield also features bleacherseating for 150 along the third base line.
Bearcat Ballfield also has an infield tarp, allowing the fieldto stay in top condition, and the team to keep rainouts toa minimum, in the less-than-ideal Western PA springs.
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SAINTVINCENT COLLEGE
Saint Vincent College is a Catholic, coeducational liberal arts college sponsored by the Benedictine monks of the SaintVincent Archabbey. The College’s 200+ acre suburban campus is located at the foothills of the scenic Laurel Highlands,35 miles east of the city of Pittsburgh. SaintVincent was the first Benedictine foundation in the United States. TheArch-abbey and college were founded in 1846 by BonifaceWimmer, a monk from the BenedictineAbbey of Metten in Bavaria.SaintVincent College is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.
The faculty at SaintVincent numbers 208, 72 percent of which have earned their Doctorate or terminal degrees at suchprestigious institutions as Notre Dame, Cornell, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, andYale. The student-to-facutly ratio is 14-to-1, giving students a very rich learning environment. Total undergraduate enrollment is approximately 1,800, with 51percent men and 49 percent women. The College offers 55 majors and minors throughout four schools of study. Theschools include theAlex McKenna School of Business, Economics, and Government,The Fred Rogers School of Social Sci-ences, Communication, and Education, the School of Humanities and FineArts, andThe School of Natural Science,Math-ematics, and Computing.
SaintVincent College has been repeatedly ranked in national publications, including: Barrons 300 Best Buys in Education;Money Magazine (Top 15 BestValues in the US); US News andWorld Report Guide toAmerica’s Best Colleges; andThePrinceton Review. In December 2008, the prestigious Forbes Magazine also named SaintVincent among its list of “Amer-ica’s Best Colleges,” one of just three Catholic colleges in the state of Pennsylvania listed.
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LOCATION: Latrobe, PA; 35 miles east of PittsburghENROLLMENT: 1,810STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 14-to-1CLASS SIZE AVERAGE: 24COST: Tuition and fees - $26, 450; Room and Board - $8,400ADMISSIONS CONTACT: 1-800-722-5549; [email protected]
AnthropologyArt-Graphic DesignArt HistoryArts AdministrationStudio ArtArt EducationBiochemistryBioinformaticsBiologyBusiness-AccountingBusiness-FinanceBusiness-InternationalBusiness-ManagementBusiness-MarketingBusiness EducationChemistryCommunication/Advertising & P.R.Communication/Media StudiesComputing and Information ScienceEconomicsEducation-Early ChildhoodEducation-Elementary InstructionEducation-Secondary Certification(Biology, Chemistry, English, Math, Physics, So-cial Sciences, Social Studies)Education-K -12 Certification(Art, Environmental Education, French, Spanish,Business, InformationTechnology)
EngineeringEnglishEnvironmental ChemistryEnvironmental ScienceFrenchHistoryLiberal ArtsMathematicsMusicOccupational TheraphyPhysician AssistantPhysicsPolitical SciencePre-DentalPre-ChiropracticPre-LawPre-MedicalPre-OptometryPre-PodiatryPre-VeterinaryPsychologyPublic Policy AnalysisPublic Policy- Environmental AffairsSociologyTheologySpanish
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BEARCAT SPORTS MEDIA
The SaintVincent College Sports Information Department thanks you for your interest in the Bearcat baseball program.We hope the 2011 Baseball Media Guide can serve a variety of purposes for the media, parents, alumni, and fans. The SaintVincent Sports Information Department provides complete information and media services for the school’s 20 varsitysports. The office is responsible for public and media relations pertaining to Saint Vincent athletics, as well as producingall athletic department publications, managing the athletic website, maintaining all statistical and historical records, andother promotional activities regarding the athletic department. The SaintVincent Sports Information Office is located onthe second floor of the Robert S. Carey Center.
BROADCASTS: For the 2011 season, the SaintVincent Sports Information Office will provide free live streaming we-bcasts of numerous Bearcat baseball games. The broadcasts can be accessed by clicking the“LiveWebcats” link on the lowerright hand corner of the Saint Vincent athletic website, http://athletics.stvincent.edu. Each broadcast will be archived, al-lowing on-demand listening at any time. SaintVincent has teamed up with Meridix Sports Broadcasting to provide the we-bcasts.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Action photography of most games will be provided by the sports information office. For all homegames, and many road games, a photo slideshow will be posted in the game article on the SaintVincent athletic website.Action photography, as well as head shots of coaches and players, will be available electronically. They can be requestedby e-mailing the sports information office at [email protected]
GAME DAY INFORMATION: On game day at Bearcat Ballfield, game programs will be available for all fans, as well asmedia members and visiting sports information personnel, outside of the Bearcat Ballfield press box. Game programs canalso be requested electronically in PDF form by contacting Jim Berger, Assistant Sports Information Director, via email [email protected] Up-to-date season statistics, as well as individual game box scores,will be posted on theSaintVincent baseball website immediately following the completion of each game.
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS: Video highlight packages of most Bearcat baseball games will be available on the official SaintVincent CollegeAthleticYouTube page, at www.youtube.com/svcbearcats. Highlight clips will also be available on the mainSaintVincent athletic website.
ON THE WEB: Totally redesigned in October2010, the official SaintVincent College athletic web-site (available at http://athletics.stvincent.edu) offersup to the minute news, scores, stats, photoslideshows, and video highlights of all 20 varsitysports at SaintVincent College. The baseball sectionof the website offers photos and complete biogra-phical information of the team and coaching staff,current and archived schedules and statistics, theteam record book, an in-depth look at each baseballAll-American in the program history, year-by-yearwon/lost records, and much more.
The official Saint Vincent College athletic websitehttp://athletics.stvincent.edu
SaintVincent Sports InformationSports Information Director........................ Jeff ZidekE-Mail............................ [email protected] Phone...........................................(724) 805-2476Asst. Sports Information Director.............. Jim BergerE-Mail......................... [email protected] Phone.......................................... (724) 805-2741Sports Information StudentWorkers....... Jem Smith,Abby Geisel, Natalie Hozak, Lou Fries, Steve Major,Charlie Kurtz, Mike Vitale, Adam Hodnichak, MikeHustava, Zach Bush, Sean Malone, Chris Morrone
