2012 WVU Baseball Guide

1 ................................................................................... Table of Contents & Credits2 .....................................................................................................In the Spotlight3 ................................................................................................. Mountaineer Pros4 ..................................................................................................History of Success6 ................................................................................................................Facilities8 ....................................................................................Strength and Conditioning10 ........................................................................................... BIG EAST Conference12 ..................................................................................................Athletic Training14 .............................................................................................Community Service16 .................................................................................... Student-Athlete Support20 ........................................................................................................ Campus Life24 ......................................................................................Mountaineer Excellence

COACHING STAFF28 ................................................................................. Head Coach Greg Van Zant32 ................................................................................ Assistant Coach Pat Sherald33 ........................................................................... Assistant Coach Jake Weghorst34 ...................................................................................................... Support Staff

MOUNTAINEER PROFILES36 ................................................................................................................Rosters38 ...................................................................................... Eric Hinkle/Matt Malloy39 ....................................................................................Chris Rasky/Brady Wilson40 ................................................................................. Zach Bargeron/Matt Frazer41 ........................................................................................ Josh Harlow/Jared Hill42 ................................................................................. Ryan McBroom/Ryan Tezak43 ....................................................................L.K. Thompson/Marshall Thompson44 ................................................................................... Corey Walter/Max Nogay/

Tyler Steele-Worsham45 .........................................................................................................Newcomers49 .................................................................................Individual Career Stat Lines

2012 PREVIEW52 ...................................................................................................Season Outlook53 ............................................................................................................. Schedule54 ..........................................................................................................Quick Facts55 ........................................................................................Opponent Information

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Credits: The 2012 West Virginia University baseball guide has been published by the WVU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics.

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2011 REVIEW60 ....................................................................................................Season Review63 ................................................................................................................ Results64 .............................................................................................Individual Statistics65 ................................................................................BIG EAST Standings/Awards66 ..................................................................................... BIG EAST Team Statistics

RECORD BOOK68 ................................................................................................... Hitting Records73 ................................................................................................. Pitching Records76 ........................................................................................ Fielding/Misc. Records77 ..................................................................................NCAA Tournament Records78 ................................................................................................Individual Honors80 ................................................................................................Coaching Records81 .......................................................................................... Hawley Field Records82 ..................................................................................................... All-Americans84 ............................................................................................. Major League Draft85 ................................................................................ Mountaineers in the Majors88 ....................................................................................................... Year-By-Year90 ..................................................................................................... Series Records92 ...........................................................................................................Olympians93 ................................................................................................... All-Time Scores110 ...........................................................................................All-Time Lettermen

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY118 ............................................................................. President James P. Clements119 .........................................................................Director of Athletics Oliver Luck120 ....................................................................................................... Senior Staff121 ....................................................................................................Head Coaches122 ...............................................................................................Athletic Facilities123 ............................................................................................Media Information124 .................................................................................... Sports Communications

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WEST VIRGINIA BASEBALL

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Choosing to become a Mountaineer is special. Without a professional sports team in the state, folks across the state and throughout the region love West Virginia University athletics. No school helps its student-athletes more than the people at WVU. Mountaineers have the unique opportunity to represent themselves, their teammates and their university to news media, alumni, friends, family and the general public. Your interaction with these groups is also part of your educational process. If you take advantage of these opportunities, it can have a positive effect, not only on your career as a student-athlete at West Virginia, but also on your life after you have donned the Old Gold and Blue.

Being a professional baseball player and playing for West Virginia has been synonymous since the Mountaineers sent their first player to Major League Baseball in 1895. Since Jake Hewitt pitched for the Pirates that season, WVU has had 20 MLB players, with the most recent being David Carpenter, who made his debut with the Houston Astros last season. Carpenter finished the season with a 2.93 ERA in 34 games, allowing just nine runs in 27.2 innings pitched and striking out 29. Under Van Zant, Carpenter became the fifth player to advance to the big leagues. Overall, Van Zant has 50 players who have either been drafted or signed free agent contracts, including Grant Buckner who was drafted in the 26th round of the 2011 draft by the Chicago White Sox and All-American Jedd Gyorko, who was picked in the 2010 second round by the San Diego Padres. Buckner was voted as the “Best Pure Hitter” in the White Sox 2011 draft class by Baseball America. Buckner finished last season batting .311 with 39 runs, five home runs and 36 RBIs while playing for Bristol in the Rookie League. Buckner led the team in batting average and was named the team MVP. Gyorko was named the No. 6 prospect in the Padres organization and was named the “Best Hitter for Average,” according to Baseball America after completing his second season of pro ball. Gyorko split the 2011 season between Class A Lake Elsinore and Class AA San Antonio. In 576 at-bats, Gyorko had a minor league leading 192 hits, 25 home runs, 114 RBIs, a batting average of .333 and an on-base percentage of .400. Gyorko settled for batting titles in the Cal League (.365) and Arizona Fall League (.437). Tyler Kuhn was named the “Best Hitter for Average” in the White Sox organization by Baseball America after batting .333 in 2011, splitting time with Class AA Birmingham and Class AAA Charlotte. Kuhn had 168 hits, 32 doubles, 11 triples and 55 RBIs throughout the season. Vince Belnome (Padres) and Tobias Streich (Minnesota Twins) also are representing WVU in the minor leagues, with Belnome being named a Baseball America Class AA All-Star. Belnome played an injury-shortened season with San Antonio and batted .333 in 75 games to go with 56 runs, 19 doubles, 17 homers and 62 RBIs. Streich played with Beloit in Class A and batted .212 in 71 games with four home runs and 16 RBIs.

MOUNTAINEERS IN THE PROS

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HISTORY OF SUCCESS

Since the West Virginia baseball team began in 1892, the Mountaineers have been fortunate to have gathered over 1,950 wins under the direction of 18 coaches. WVU has had 20 Major League Baseball players, 12 NCAA Tournament appearances, 11 All-Americans, three first team All-Americans and one United States Olympian, one regular season BIG EAST Championship and one BIG EAST Tournament Championship. Earning his 500th career win in 2011, coach Greg Van Zant became only the fourth coach of any sport at WVU to surpass 500 wins. Joining Van Zant in this exclusive category is his predecessor, Dale Ramsburg. Ramsburg coached from 1968-94 and compiled a career record of 540-389-9 (.576) to mark the most victories among any coach all-time at WVU. Jedd Gyorko, arguably WVU’s greatest all-time player, finished his career as a two-time all-BIG EAST first team player holding top-five career marks in several other offensive categories, including base hits (281), RBIs (178), walks (92), runs scored (207) and multiple-hit games (89). He is also on the top-five in single-season base hits (96 in 2009, 95 in 2008), RBIs (63), runs scored (74 in 2009, 71 in 2010) and multiple-hit games (31 in 2009, 30 in 2008). Gyorko became WVU’s first three-time All-American being named to the Louisville Slugger second team in 2010. He was named a Brooks Wallace Award finalist in 2009, and won the award in 2010 as the nation’s best shortstop.

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CAPERTON INDOOR FACILITY Opened in August 1998, the Caperton Indoor Practice Facility is one of the best indoor practice buildings in the country. “The Caperton Indoor Facility is a big plus for all of our athletes at West Virginia,” coach Greg Van Zant says. “It’s versatile and eases all our minds when it comes to bad weather. “There have been times through the years when we just weren’t able to practice or do the things we needed to do because of bad weather. There were times when we had to come off the field or halt practice for a period of time because of the weather conditions, but that’s not the case now. The IPF takes care of all those worries. The grass is always green in our indoor practice facility.” Located adjacent to Milan Puskar Stadium at Mountaineer Field, the Caperton Indoor Practice Facility is equipped with a major league playing surface with the total length of the facility from wall to wall of 315 feet and it is 225 feet wide. The Mountaineers’ sparkling indoor facility exceeds 75,000 square feet of practice room where safety netting surrounds the entire playing field. Four state-of-the-art major league style batting cages drop out of the ceiling with the push of a button. Each batting cage is 70 feet long, 15 feet wide and 35 feet high. The dimensions allow for pitchers to face hitters in live situations. Also, nine indoor pitching mounds are equipped in the facility and two full infields can be set up. Room for outfielders to make game-like throws is also available. In fact, there is enough room for a full round of infield/outfield during practice sessions. Locker rooms for male and female athletes are in the facility along with a fully equipped training room, restrooms, 4,500 square feet of storage and a facilities office. Named in honor of former governor Gaston Caperton, the facility gives West Virginia’s student-athletes a safe and secure practice home away from the inclement weather. The Caperton Indoor Practice Facility gives West Virginia University yet another component in one of the finest baseball complexes in the nation.

HAWLEY FIELD Hawley Field, home of the Mountaineer baseball team since 1971, is evolving into one of the top college baseball facilities in America. Improvements to the facility have become almost an obsession to coach Van Zant, who has invested a great deal of time and effort to the cause. In the spring of 2006, a 100 foot wide by 40 foot high batters eye was constructed behind the centerfield fence. This solid, dark green structure makes it easier for hitters to see the ball out of the pitchers’ hand. Plans are also in the works for new dugouts and a clubhouse behind the first base dugout. Major improvements were made to the playing surface at Hawley Field after the 2005 season making it one of the nicest places to play college baseball. A new state-of-the-art drainage system was installed in the outfield and foul territories. The infield received a completely new playing surface. The ballpark got a new warning track made of crushed red shale bordering the fences. According to Van Zant, these major-league quality improvements now make the playing surface one of the best in Division I. In the last few years, the Mountaineers expanded their outdoor batting cages and put down AstroPlay (a grass-like synthetic surface that is also on Mountaineer Field) to make it one of the finest outdoor cages in the nation. Also, 50 white pine trees were planted behind the outfield fence from the left field foul pole to the right field foul pole to enhance the beauty of the field and give better depth perception to the players. A five-foot wide Astroturf halo around the home plate area with “Mountaineers” written in gold with navy trim has also been added, signifying the home of West Virginia baseball. It’s fair to say the ballpark that stands there today isn’t the same one cleared off after the construction of the WVU Coliseum in the late 1960s. Many improvements and changes have happened to the ball yard since its first game in 1971, one expenditure being a modern outfield fence with signage that cost more than $60,000. In 2001, a state-of-the art lighting system that cost more than $260,000 was constructed with the help of baseball alumni and friends. Those two projects are among a series of improvements made to the field over the last two decades, beginning with an infield drainage system in 1981 and dugouts in 1985. Four years later a 1,500-seat grandstand and press box were constructed. Shortly afterward restrooms and a concession area were added. An Astro-turfed double hitting tunnel was erected down the right field line in 1991. The tunnel is now lighted, enabling Mountaineer hitters to work on their game anytime. It was also around that time that West Virginia installed an eight-foot fence adorned with advertising which has since been replaced with an improved version. Behind the fence is a modern scoreboard and message center constructed in 1998, which was accompanied by a $15,000 state-of-the-art sound system, giving Hawley Field a professional baseball environment. Inside the fence, bullpens were constructed, allowing room down the base lines for additional seating. It is his aim to construct two 500-seat grandstand bleachers down both foul lines to increase the stadium’s capacity to 2,500. The funds for this project will come through the annual baseball marathon game, which raises thousands each year for the program, along with donations from baseball alumni and friends. To all of the former baseball players who return to campus, Hawley Field is barely recognizable. It has also become a source of great pride to all of those who spend their time edging the warning tracks, pulling out dead grass, trimming the infield or giving their hard-earned money to see it grow. Those same people hope to make Hawley Field one of the nation’s finest college baseball parks.

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STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Athletic excellence and strength and conditioning go hand-in-hand at West Virginia University. Long regarded as one of the nation’s finest strength programs, the strength and conditioning coaches at WVU ensure that all student-athletes are kept at the peak of their total fitness capabilities. “Our strength program here is second to none. The entire staff cares tremendously about our baseball program and players,” said coach Greg Van Zant. “Combining our facilities with our excellent strength program, it doesn’t get any better, and that’s a huge reason why we’ve had players who have been All-Americans, all-conference or getting drafted and playing professional baseball. We really emphasize player development, and a big part of their development is their strength.” To keep athletes in tip-top condition, West Virginia offers a variety of training areas and a vast array of strength programs. The lifting portion of the baseball routine is used to improve overall strength, power and explosion. An increase in stride length, frequency and range of motion in joint to tendon relationships is directly correlated to speed, agility and injury prevention. Therefore, it is important to make flexibility an area of emphasis. For baseball players, the abdominal and low back regions are the units that tie the upper and lower extremities’ power together. In order to have excellent maneuverability and transfer of power, an athlete must have superior balance and strength in this core region. Training of the core region occurs three times per week using balance balls, medicine balls and other baseball-specific drills. Each athlete is educated on correct dietary habits and essential vitamins and minerals necessary to be an elite athlete. The athletes have the opportunity to meet with nutritionists, go on guided grocery store tours and receive diets designed specifically for them. Equipped with excellent amenities and staffed by some of the finest strength coaches in the nation, athletes who come to West Virginia know that they are in good hands when it comes to fitness.

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BIG EAST CONFERENCE

The 2011-12 academic year is the 33rd in the history of The BIG EAST Conference as the unique consortium marches on competing at the highest level with integrity and sportsmanship. The BIG EAST has gone through membership changes since its birth, but the 2011-12 year marks the conference’s seventh straight with the same 16-member group, making for the nation’s largest Division I-A conference. The conference’s goals have always been the same. The outstanding performances of the student-athletes at BIG EAST schools are evidence of the league’s proud tradition of success. The league has always been able to boast that many of its best students are also its best athletes. BIG EAST institutions reside in nine of the nation’s top 35 largest media markets, including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Tampa, Pittsburgh, Hartford, Cincinnati and Milwaukee. With its newest members, BIG EAST markets contain almost one-fourth of all television households in the U.S. Since opening its doors in 1979, the league has won 31 national championships in six different sports and 133 student-athletes have won individual national titles. While the membership has both increased and changed, the focus of the BIG EAST has not wavered. The conference reflects a tradition of broad based programs, led by administrators and coaches who place a constant emphasis on academic integrity. Its student athletes own significantly high graduation rates and their record of scholastic achievement notably show a balance between intercollegiate athletics and academics. John Marinatto, who had served as senior associate commissioner, moved into the Commissioner’s chair in 2009 and has continued to steer the conference on its path of success. The league has long been considered a leader in innovative concepts in promotion and publicity, particularly regarding television. Those efforts have resulted in unparalleled visibility for BIG EAST student athletes. The conference has enjoyed longstanding relationships with CBS, ESPN, Inc. and ABC. The BIG EAST has its headquarters in Providence where the conference administers to more than 5,500 student-athletes. The 2012 BIG EAST Baseball Championship will be played May 23-27 at Bright House Field in Tampa, Fla.

WVU at the BIG EAST Tournament Guided by 18-year coach Greg Van Zant, the West Virginia baseball team has enjoyed almost two decades of success at the BIG EAST Baseball Championship. After winning the 1996 conference title in just his second season, Van Zant guided the Mountaineers to three straight tournament berths (1997-99). The Mountaineers appeared in six tournaments throughout the last decade, including the last four straight. During the most recent run, WVU has compiled a 2-8 record, including a 13-6 victory over Notre Dame in 2008, the first time the championship was held at Bright House Field in Clearwater, Fla. WVU looks for its fifth straight conference championship berth this season, a streak of championship appearances that would eclipse the string from Van Zant’s early years (1996-99).

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ATHLETIC TRAINING

The West Virginia athletic training program looks to get its student-athletes back on the field in a timely manner while providing quality health care for its student-athletes and coaches. The scope of the athletic training services encompass various domains, which including injury recognition, treatment, rehabilitation, prevention, education and counseling that will enable the athlete to maintain an optimal quality of life beyond the span of athletic competition. Multiple athletic training rooms are available for student-athletes furnished with the latest in technology and equipment. The athletic training staff will work in conjunction with the team physicians and athletic administration to ensure the student-athletes receive quality care throughout their careers at WVU.

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COMMUNITY SERVICE

Representing West Virginia University, the city of Morgantown and the state of West Virginia in a charitable manner is important to the WVU baseball team. Besides training and studying everyday as part of their student-athlete duties, the Mountaineers are always ready and willing to give back to those that make Morgantown a kind-hearted and good-natured community. “It’s very important for our team to get out in the community,” said coach Greg Van Zant. “Our players and coaches enjoy community service projects and giving back to the Morgantown area and the state. Our guys are always eager to go out and help people that are less fortunate than they are.” One of the many traditions that the West Virginia baseball program enjoys is preparing, enhancing and improving the minds of elementary school children. A plethora of players have given their time, energy and effort toward reading to children at elementary schools as well as running fitness classes to show the importance of staying in shape. In early December, several players from this year’s team visited underprivileged kids from Mountainview Elementary School and took them on a shopping spree. The experience was a beacon of light for the children during the holiday season, an opportunity for each youngster to find something he or she liked as well as hang out with a Division I baseball player. The Mountaineers also have made several trips to the West Virginia Children’s Hospital, looking to provide some temporary relief to those who are sick. The annual occurrence always gives each Mountaineer a greater perspective on life, and in the process each player does what he can to put a smile on the faces of those who are in need of one. The West Virginia players and coaching staff also partake in seasonal baseball camps to give prospective Mountaineers an early look of what it takes to be a WVU baseball player. The emphasis of each camp is on player development, as coach Van Zant, his assistant coaches and respective players help each attendee hone their skills in an opportunity to someday play Division I baseball. Although the West Virginia baseball team works year-round to build as competitive of a program as possible, it is never a chore for the Mountaineers to give back to the community. Based on the success of their initiatives and the satisfaction that it gives to the players and coaches, WVU baseball will continue to engage in its philanthropy for years to come.

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STUDENT-ATHLETE SUPPORT

West Virginia University offers a variety of services and programs to help student-athletes maximize their academic potential. Department staff members work with coaches, on campus student service providers and faculty to help student-athletes meet the unique demands of the classroom, the sporting arena and the personal-social challenges they face as developing adults. While many of the headlines center on the Mountaineers’ accomplishments on the playing field, West Virginia athletes have also made some noteworthy strides in the classroom. Some of those strides include a string of eight consecutive years where the department has had at least one first team Academic All-American. To help its student athletes achieve academic success, one of the nation’s finest facilities resides in the WVU Coliseum – The Athletic Academic Performance Center.Coliseum Academic Performance Center – WVU Coliseum• 8,000-squarefootfacilityprovidingindividualandgroupstudyareas• State-of-the-artcomputerlabs• Providesaquietatmosphereandisopensixdaysaweek• Thelatestinfingerprinttechnologyusedwhensigningin• Centercanbeutilizedaroundthestudent-athlete’sschedule• Centercost$1.3millionandopenedinOctoberof2007• FacilitygiftwasprovidedbyformerMountaineergreatJerryWestandhiswife,Karen,andtheRobbinsfamily

WVU’s Academic Support Services Provides• Teameducationalcounselors• Tutoringservices• Priorityregistrationforstudent-athletes• Post-eligibilityassistance

Tutoring Service Facts• Morethan75tutorsprovidestudent-athleteswithassistanceintheirclasses• Upperclassmen,graduatestudentsandcommunitymembersserveastutorsintheirareaofspecialty• Tutoringservicesareprovidedforallstudent-athletesregardlessofscholarshipstatus

NCAA Certification West Virginia University received unconditional recertification in April 2010 from the NCAA Division I Committee on Athletics Certification, recognizing that the University’s athletic program is in “substantial conformity with operating principles” adopted by Division I schools. The purpose of athletics certification is to ensure integrity in the institution’s athletics program and to assist institutions in improving their athletics departments, the NCAA said.

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STUDENT-ATHLETE SUPPORT

Graduation Rates West Virginia University’s graduation rate for student-athletes has been impressive, to say the least, over the past seven years. The ratio of student-athletes graduating to the general student body has increased almost every year. The graduation rate for student-athletes is based upon the number of students who entered the University receiving athletic scholarship aid in a given academic year, and their progress over six years. The most recent figures are based upon the progress of student-athletes who entered WVU during 2002-03.

APR The West Virginia University women’s soccer team, men’s basketball team and women’s cross country team received public recognition in the spring of 2010 by the NCAA for their latest multiyear Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores. These teams posted multiyear APRs in the top 10 percent of all squads in each sport. Each year, the NCAA honors selected Division I sports teams by publicly recognizing their latest multiyear APR. The APR provides a real-time look at a team’s academic success each semester by tracking the academic progress of each student-athlete on scholarship. The APR accounts for eligibility, retention and graduation and provides a measure of each team’s academic performance.

Student-Athlete Advisory Committee The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) provides a forum for the “voice of the student-athlete” on WVU’s campus. SAAC membership provides feedback to administration about how to better WVU athletic programs. They offer input on the rules, regulations and policies that affect student-athletes’ lives on NCAA member institution campuses.

CHAMPS/Life Skills The many challenges that today’s college student-athletes face, both on and off the playing field, are unmatched in the history of higher education. Unfortunately, many students are not well prepared to face these challenges or encounter life issues that undermine health and success in college. To prepare student-athletes for the demands of college life and beyond, the NCAA developed the CHAMPS (Challenging Athletes Minds for Personal Success)/Life Skills program. In the spring of 1995, the West Virginia University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics initiated its own CHAMPS/Life Skills program. WVU was one of only 170 schools selected by the NCAA to participate in their national pilot program. Five programming “commitment” areas viewed as critical to personal growth are part of WVU’s model. They are: 1) academic excellence, 2) personal development, 3) career development, 4) athletic excellence and 5) community service.

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CAMPUS LIFE

ð West Virginia University is a leading 21st century land-grant institution that is improving people’s lives through teaching, discovery and outreach.

ð 13 WVU colleges and schools offer 193 degree programs from the bachelor’s through the doctoral and first-professional levels.

ð WVU students receive $317 million annually in grants, loans, work study, fee waivers and scholarships.

ð WVU’s campus offers one of the nation’s safest college environments — Reader’s Digest ranked it 18th among 135 U.S. colleges and universities and gave WVU an ‘A’ for its strong commitment to safety.

ð The American institute for Economic Research named Morgantown one of America’s “Best College Towns.” Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine listed the city 29th among “50 Smart Places to Live.”

ð Recreational and job opportunities were among the factors Men’s Journal magazine cited in naming Morgantown the nation’s third-best small city. Sporting News named Morgantown one of its “Best Sports Cities.” Careerbuilder.com ranked the city as one of the “25 Best Cities to Find a Job.”

ð WVU’s main Morgantown location includes three distinct campuses—Downtown, Evansdale and the Health Sciences campus. The Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) system — named top people-mover in the nation - has shuttled people among the campuses since the U.S. Department of Transportation built it 30 years ago.

ð The Student Recreation Center offers a six-lane lap pool and a leisure pool; a 20-person whirlpool; seven courts for basketball, volleyball, and badminton; fitness machines and free weights covering 17,000 square feet; and a 50-foot climbing wall.

ð WVU has produced 25 Rhodes Scholars, more than any other school in the BIG EAST Conference.

ð The FBI chose WVU as its national leader for biometrics research. WVU is the academic arm of the FBI’s Biometric Center of Excellence.

ð The WVU School of Medicine’s Rural Medicine Program is ranked in U.S. News & World Report’s top 10 graduate programs in the field. More than two dozen WVU graduate programs are ranked by the publication as among the nation’s best.

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WVU: A Brief ProfileWVU is one of only 11 schools in the country that are land-grant, doctoral research universities with a comprehensive medical school.

Students: WVU’s main campus fall 2011 enrollment was 29,617.

Alumni: The new Erickson Alumni Center is a gathering place for WVU’s more than 175,000 alumni worldwide.

Degree Programs: WVU offers 193 bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and professional degree programs.

Division Campuses: Potomac State College of WVU; WVU Institute of Technology

Health Sciences Center Divisions: Charleston Division, Health Sciences Center, Charleston, W.Va.; Eastern Division, Health Sciences Center, Martinsburg, W.Va.

Major Academic Divisions: Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Design, Eberly College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business and Economics, College of Creative Arts, School of Dentistry, College of Engineering and Mineral Resources, Honors College, College of Human Resources and Education, Perley Isaac Reed School of Journalism, College of Law, School of Medicine, School of Nursing, School of Pharmacy, College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences, Potomac State College of WVU, WVU Institute of Technology Visitors Resource Center: Located on the Morgantown Waterfront, the Visitors Resource Center features unique, cutting-edge displays and traditional West Virginia hospitality. Operating hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. M-F; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat. (closed Sundays and most University holidays). Guided tours with friendly knowledgeable student guides M-F at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. and Sat. at 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., except home football Saturdays. Phone: 304-293-3489. Visit: http://visit.wvu.edu

Admission Information: Information is available from the Office of Admissions and Records, PO Box 6090, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV 26506-6090; or call 304-293-2121 or visit WVU on the web: http://www.wvu.edu; E-mail: [email protected]

Mountaineer Parents Club Helpline: Receive information or share comments by calling 1-800-WVU-0096. Someone will respond within one business day if possible.

CAMPUS LIFE

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WVU ATHLETICS 2010-11 BY THE NUMBERSTeam RecordBaseball: 28-27Cross Country: 5th place at BIG EAST Championships & 5th place at NCAA

RegionalsMen’s Basketball: 21-12, 11-7 BIG EAST (NCAA 3rd Round)Women’s Basketball: 24-10, 8-8 BIG EAST (NCAA 2nd Round)Football: 9-3, 5-2 BIG EAST (Share of regular-season conference title) (Champs

Sports Bowl Game)Gymnastics: 13-10, 10-4 EAGL (6th place at NCAA Regionals)Rowing: 7th BIG EASTMen’s Soccer: 11-8-2, 5-4-0 BIG EAST (NCAA 2nd Round)Women’s Soccer: 18-5-1, 9-1-1 BIG EAST (BIG EAST Champions)

(NCAA Sweet 16)Men’s Swimming and Diving: 4-2, 4th BIG EAST (3 NCAA qualifiers)Women’s Swimming and Diving: 2-7, 3rd BIG EAST (1 NCAA qualifier)Women’s Tennis: 8-14Rifle: 11-2, 5-1 GARC (2nd NCAA); GARC Postseason Champions (NCAA Air Rifle Champions)

Ranked No. 1 all season; Nicco Campriani was the NCAA Air Rifle ChampionWomen’s Track: Indoor: 5th BIG EAST, 18th NCAA; Outdoor: 2nd BIG EAST, 20th NCAAVolleyball: 15-15, 5-9 BIG EASTWrestling: 9-6, 4-2 EWL, 5 NCAA qualifiers

NCAA Individual ChampionsNicco Campriani, NCAA Air Rifle

First Team All-AmericansKeri Bland, Indoor Track, NCAANicco Campriani, Rifle, National Rifle Association (NRA) (smallbore and air rifle)Chelsea Carrier, Indoor Track, NCAAChelsea Carrier, Outdoor Track, NCAAJohn Flowers, 2011 Lefty Driesell Defensive All-America TeamKaitlyn Gillespie, Cross Country, USTFCCCAKate Harrison, Outdoor Track, NCAARobert Sands, Football, Sporting NewsRachel Viglianco, Rowing, National Strength and Conditioning Association Petra Zublasing, Rifle, National Rifle Association (NRA) (air rifle)

Team ChampionsWomen’s Soccer, BIG EASTRifle, GARC

BIG EAST ChampionsRachael Burnett, Women’s Swimming (500 Free, 400 IM)Taylor Camp, Men’s Swimming (100 Fly)Chelsea Carrier, Women’s Indoor Track (pentathlon, 60m hurdles),

Women’s Outdoor Track (long jump, 100m, 400m hurdles)Kate Harrison, Women’s Outdoor Track (10,000-meter run)Mandie Nugent, Women’s Swimming (200 Fly)Jessica O’Connell, Women’s Indoor Track (3,000m)April Rotilio, Women’s Outdoor Track (400-meter dash)

EAGL ChampionsAmy Bieski, Gymnastics (uneven bars)

GARC ChampionsNicco Campriani, Rifle (air rifle, smallbore, & combined score)

BIG EAST Individual AwardsRachael Burnett, Women’s Swimming, 2011 co-BIG EAST Women’s Most Outstanding SwimmerKerri Butler, Women’s Soccer, 2010 BIG EAST Championship Most Outstanding Defensive PlayerKerri Butler, Women’s Soccer, 2010 BIG EAST Championship All-Tournament teamChelsea Carrier, Women’s Track, 2011 BIG EAST Indoor Most Outstanding Field AthleteChelsea Carrier, Women’s Track, 2011 BIG EAST Outdoor Most Outstanding Track

Performer of the MeetMeghan Lewis, Women’s Soccer, 2010 BIG EAST Championship Most Outstanding

Offensive PlayerMeghan Lewis, Women’s Soccer, 2010 BIG EAST Championship All-Tournament teamBry McCarthy, Women’s Soccer, 2010 BIG EAST Championship All-Tournament Team

Blake Miller, Women’s Soccer, 2010 BIG EAST Championship All-Tournament TeamMegan Mischler, Women’s Soccer, 2010 BIG EAST

Championship All-Tournament TeamMandie Nugent, Women’s Swimming, 2011 co-BIG EAST

Women’s Most Outstanding SwimmerLiz Repella, Women’s Basketball, 2010-11 BIG EAST Scholar-

Athlete Sport Excellence AwardFrances Silva, Women’s Soccer, BIG EAST all-Rookie TeamRachel Viglianco, Rowing, 2010-11 BIG EAST Scholar-

Athlete Sport Excellence AwardBIG EAST Women’s Staff of the Year, Women’s Outdoor Track

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Major AwardsAmy Bieski, Gymnastics, EAGL Gymnast of the YearAmy Bieski, Gymnastics, EAGL Outstanding Senior of the YearNicco Campriani, Rifle, GARC Shooter of the YearNicco Campriani, Rifle, GARC Senior of the YearNicco Campriani, Rifle, GARC Scholar-AthleteLiz Repella, Women’s Basketball, Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award Finalist

Red Brown Cup AwardNicco Campriani, RifleLiz Repella, Women’s Basketball

Fred Schaus Captain’s Award Keri Bland, Track and FieldChris Neild, Football

WVU ATHLETICS 2010-11 BY THE NUMBERS

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Nowinhis18thseasonasheadcoachatWestVirginiaUniversity,statenativeGregVanZanthaselevatedtheWVUbaseballprogramintothenationalspotlight.TheformerMountaineerplayerrankssecondinWVUbaseballhistorywith505winsandisonlythefourthcoachofanysportatWVUtosurpass500wins. InhistimeasheadcoachatWestVirginia,VanZanthasaccomplishedplentybywinningBIGEASTchampionships(regularseasonandtourna-ment),earninganNCAAtournamentappearanceandchurningout50playerswhohavebeendraftedorsignedcontractswithMajorLeagueBaseballorganizations,including26pitchers. VanZanthasproducedsixAll-Americans,theBIGEASTPitcheroftheYear,theBIGEASTPlayeroftheYear,twoBIGEASTRookiesoftheYear,54all-conferenceplayers,afirst-rounddraftpick,asecond-rounddraftpick,threemajorleagueplayersandanOlympian.HealsohasbeennamedBIGEASTCoachoftheYeartwiceaswellastheAmericanBaseballCoachesAssociationEastRegionCoachoftheYear.Duringhisfirst17seasons,VanZanthasaveragednearly30winsperyear. ThispastseasonVanZantledWVUtoa28-27recordandatriptoitsfifthBIGEASTChampi-onshipinthelastsixseasons.Thesquadfinishedwitha14-13BIGEASTrecordandfinishedfourthintheconferenceregular-seasonstandings.ThiswastheMountaineerssecondfinishintheconfer-ence’stopfourinthepastthreeseasons.VanZantearnedhis500thwinwitha6-3victoryoverSetonHallonApril21atHawleyField. The2010squadwasabletoearntheNo.8seedintheBIGEASTChampionshiponawalk-offhomerunbyKevinGriffinonthefinaldayoftheregularseasonatHawleyFieldagainstVillanova.JuniorJeddGyorkoearnedAll-AmericahonorsandwontheBrooksWallaceAwardasthenation’stopshortstop.GyorkowasdraftedinthesecondroundoftheMajorLeagueBaseballDraftbytheSanDiegoPadres.

Greg Van Zant[headcoach•18thseason•westvirginia,‘84]

VAN ZANT FILE

COACHING EXPERIENCE

WEST VIRGINIA, 1991-PRESENT

• Head Coach (1995-present)

• Assistant Coach (1991-94)

• One NCAA Tournament appearance

• 2x BIG EAST Regular Season Champion

• 1x BIG EAST Postseason Champion

• 2x BIG EAST Coach of the Year

• 505 career wins

• 1996 ABCA/East Region Coach of the

Year

GEORGIA SOUTHERN, 1988-90

• Assistant Coach

EDUCATION

GEORGIA SOUTHERN, 1989-90

• Master’s degree (business administration)

• Master’s degree (sport management)

WEST VIRGINIA, 1980-84

• Bachelor’s degree (industrial engineering)

• Master’s degree (sport management)

• Four-year starting third baseman

PLAYER DEVELOPMENT

• Six All-Americans

• One BIG EAST Player of the Year

• One BIG EAST Pitcher of the Year

• Two BIG EAST Rookie(s) of the Year

• One Brooks Wallace Award Winner

• 54 all-conference players

• 50 professionally signed players

• Three MLB players (four since 1991)

• One first round draft pick

• One United States Olympian

The2009squadamassed37wins,tyingthe1998teamforthesecond-mostvictoriesinschoolhistory.VanZantledoneofthecountry’sbestoffensiveclubstoathird-placefinishintheregularseason,helpingaschool-recordnineplayersearnall-BIGEASTaccolades.Theveterancoachpropelledhisgroupto17conferencewins,WVU’smostsince2003,whiledirectingtheMountain-eerstoaNo.26rankingintheCollegiateBaseballpollandaNo.36spotintheESPN/USATodayTop25Coaches’PollduringtheweekofApril13,2009 Featuringthree.400-plushittersinDanDi-Bartolomeo,VinceBelnomeandGyorko,the2009Mountaineersledthecountryindoublespergame(2.93)andsetsingle-seasonschoolrecordsforteambattingaverage(.360),RBIs(491),doubles(161),extrabasehits(242)andrunsscored(525)in2009. WVUfinishedwitha35-21markin2008,makingWVUoneoftheselectfewDivisionIprogramstopost100winsinathree-yearspan(2006-08).LedbyAll-AmericansTylerKuhnandGyorko,theMountaineersfinishedfifthinthecountrywitha.341battingaverage,13thinsluggingpercentage(.523)and15thintotalruns(477). Laterthatsummer,formerWVUpitcherJer-emyCummingswasselectedtotheUnitedStatesOlympicBaseballteamforthe2008SummerGamesinBeijing,China.VanZantoversawthefour-yearprogressionofCummingsfrom1996-99,astheMountaineerpitchingalumhelpedtheUnitedStatesearnabronzemedal. In2007,VanZantledWVUtoa29-22record.JustinJenkinsearnedthirdteamAll-Americahon-ors,whileproducinga38-gamehittingstreak,tiedforthe11th-longestinthehistoryofcollegebase-ball.Jenkinslatersignedasapre-draftfreeagentwiththeClevelandIndians.FourotherMountain-eerswereselectedintheprodraftin2007. VanZantguidedtheMountaineerstoa36-22recordin2006andtheprogram’ssixthBIGEAST

Greg Van Zant issecond all-time in

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Championshipappearance.WVUwonitsfirst17homegamesandownedthenation’slongestwinningstreakatthetime.The25-4season-openingmarkwasthebeststarttoacampaignin40years,garneringtheschool’sfirstnationalrankingsince1982.The2006squadputastrongoffenseondisplay,asitfinishedtheseasonwitha.339battingaverage,goodenoughforsecondinallofDivisionI. The2005seasonwasaspecialyearfortheskipperashegrabbedwinNo.300ina15-1victoryoverSavannahStateonApril6.Alsoin2005,forthefirsttimeinschoolhistory,threeformerMountaineerswereplayingMajorLeagueBaseballatthesametime.SteveKline(BaltimoreOrioles),ScottSeabol(St.LouisCardinals)andDustinNippert(ArizonaDiamondbacks)wereallcoachedbyVanZant. In2003,VanZantorchestratedoneofthemostexcitingseasonsinteamhistory,astheMountaineersbattledtheirwaytoasecondplaceregular-seasonfinishintheBIGEASTat18-6anda36-19overallrecord.Forhisefforts,VanZantwasnamedBIGEASTCoachoftheYearforthesecondtimeinhiscareer. WVUproducedaschool-recordsixdraftpicksinthe2001season,asVanZantreached200winsfasterthananyothercoachinschoolhistory. In1998,VanZant’stalentedsquadproduceda37-17-1recordandadvancedtothefinalfouroftheBIGEASTTournament.Fourplayersweredraftedfromthatteam,including19th-roundpickBradElwood.TheMountaineersrankedamongtheNCAA’sbestinhitting(second)witha.358teambattingmark,pitching(22nd)witha4.49ERAandscoring(28th)at9.02runspergame.OutfielderandformervolunteerassistantJoeMcNameebecamethecoach’ssecondAll-Americaplayerintwoseasons. Ayearearlierin1997,VanZantledWestVirginiatoitssecondBIGEASTAmericanDivisiontitleinasmanyyears.Owninga36-19overallmark,WestVirginiaregisteredthethird-mostwinsinschoolhistoryatthetime.Histoppitcher,ChrisEnochs,becametheschool’sfirstAll-Americaselectionsince1964andwasselectedinthefirstround(11thoverallselection)oftheMajorLeagueBase-ballDraftbytheOaklandAthletics.ForVanZant’sefforts,hewashonoredasthe1997BIGEASTCoachoftheYear. WestVirginia’s1996squadwontheBIGEASTAmericanDivi-sionregularseasontitleandwontheBIGEASTTournamentcham-pionship.WVUthendefeatednationallyrankedTennesseeandGeorgiaSouthernattheNCAAAtlanticRegionalatClemson,S.C.securingtheschool’sfirstwinsagainstnationallyrankedteamssince1982.Hisclubfinishedthirdintheregionaltournamentand33-25ontheseason. WestVirginiawasoneofjustthreeschoolsfromthenation’s10majorbaseballconferencestowintheregularandpostseasontitlesthatseason,andits2-0startintheNCAATournamentwasthebestinschoolhistory. Byvirtueofhisclub’s1996BIGEASTTournamentchampion-ship,thecoachhasnowparticipatedintheNCAATournamentasaplayer(1982),anassistant(1990and1994)andaheadcoach. TheMountaineersfinishedthe1996campaignrankedNo.36byUSAToday/BaseballWeekly,thehighestWestVirginiahaseverfinishedinthatpoll.HewasnamedtheABCA/EastRegionCoachoftheYear,oneofeightregionalcoacheshonorednationwide. VanZanttookovertheMountaineerprograminDecember1994,amonthafterthedeathoflongtimementorDaleRamsburg.

ServingasRamsburg’stopassistantandrecruitingcoordina-torfrom1991-94,VanZanthelpedrecruittheplayersthatpro-ducedanNCAAregionalberthin1994.HealsowasinstrumentalinnumerousimprovementstotheMountaineerbaseballprogram,includingre-establishingthealumnigameandtheconstructionofaneight-footoutfieldfencewithadvertisingand30-footfoulpoles. Asheadcoach,thefacilityimprovementshavecontinued.Themostnotablearetheinstallationofstate-of-the-artlightsatHawleyFieldandinitiatingtheMountaineerBaseballMarathonGame,whichhasraisedthousandsofdollarsforballparkup-grades.Recently,VanZanthelpedraisefundsforanewdrainagesystem,infieldsurface,warningtrackandmajorleaguestylebat-ter’seyejustbeyondthecenterfieldfence. VanZantbeganhisassociationwithcollegebaseballasafour-yearstartingthirdbasemanatWVUfrom1980-83.Heisbestrememberedforadivingcatchatthirdbasethatstartedagame-endingdoubleplaytogiveWVUa7-5victoryoverRutgersintheEasternEightChampionshipgameandaberthinthe1982NCAATournament.ThatteamcamewithintwogamesofadvancingtotheCollegeWorldSeriesandfinished16thinthenationinthefinalCollegiateBaseballpoll. AfterearningadegreeinindustrialengineeringfromWVUin1984,VanZantworkedforFordMotorCompanyandcoachedAmericanLegionBaseballinConnersville,Ind.,from1985-87. VanVantacceptedacoachingpositionatGeorgiaSouthernunderlegendarycoachJackStallingsinthefallof1987andcoachedinStatesborothrough1990.DuringhisthreeyearsatGeorgiaSouthern,hewasresponsibleforworkingwiththeinfield-ersaswellasmarketingandpromotingthebaseballprogram.InhisfinalseasonatGeorgiaSouthernin1990,VanZantwaspartofanEagleteamthatwon50gamesandadvancedtotheCollegeWorldSeries.


AfterthetriptoOmaha,VanZantspentthesummerof1990coachingintheCapeCodLeaguewiththeFalmouthCommodores,wherehehelpedinstructSt.LouisCardinalsfirst-roundpickAlanWatson. WhileatGeorgiaSouthern,VanZantearnedmaster’sdegreesinsportmanagement(1988)andbusinessadministration(1989).Healsoisatwo-timerecipientoftheRawlingsBaseballpost-graduatescholarshipforhisworkbothonthefieldandintheclassroom. AstheonlyDivisionIbaseballcoachwithanengineeringdegreeandanMBA,VanZanthasconstantlystressedtheimportanceofacademicsuccess.HewasinstrumentalinguidingformerplayersJoshWilliamson(1997)andLeeFritz(2005)towardCoSIDAAcademicAll-Americahonors,andalsohascoachedthreeacademicall-districtperformersduringhistenureinMorgan-town. Thehard-workingcoachisa28-yearmemberoftheAmericanBaseballCoachesAssociationandhasservedtwotermsaspresidentoftheBIG


EASTBaseballCoachesAssociation.In2005,VanZantwaschosenasamemberoftheNCAADivisionIBaseballEastRegionAdvisoryCommit-teeandservedinthatcapacitythroughthe2007season. TheWilliamson,W.Va.,nativehasbeenchosenfourtimestoserveasaclinicianattheYES(YouthEducationthroughSports)ClinicattheCollegeWorldSeries.HeworkedtheOmahaClinicin1999,2004,2005and2007.InadditiontodirectingoneofthetopinstructionalbaseballcampsinthecountryhereatWVU,VanZanthasspokenatnumerousbaseballcoachingclinicsandcampsnationwide. VanZantwaswidelyrecognizedbyhishome-townwhenhewasinductedintotheWilliamsonHighSchoolAthleticHallofFamein1999.VanZantresidesinMorgantownwithhiswife,thefor-merLeslieJonesofFarmington,W.Va.,andtheirdaughter,Reese,1.

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Air Force 0-1Akron 9-5Appalachian State 0-1Army 1-0Auburn 0-1Bethune-Cookman 1-0Boston College 10-14Bowling Green State 2-2Bryant 3-0Bucknell 3-0Buffalo 2-1Cal State Northridge 0-1Canisius 5-2Cincinnati 9-9Citadel 0-4Clemson 0-2Cleveland State 12-1Coastal Carolina 1-6Connecticut 23-22Coppin State 12-1Cornell 1-2Dayton 1-1Duke 0-2Duquesne 20-1East Carolina 1-6East Tennessee State 3-3Eastern Kentucky 6-2Eastern Michigan 9-3Elon 0-1Florida 0-2Florida State 0-1

Fordham 2-0Furman 0-1Georgetown 29-9George Mason 1-1George Washington 0-3Georgia Southern 1-0Georgia Tech 0-4Hartford 4-0Howard 2-0Illinois 2-2Illinois-Chicago 1-0Illinois State 1-0Indiana 1-1Iona 4-0Iowa 2-0James Madison 1-3Kent State 4-6Kentucky 1-1LeMoyne 3-1Longwood 0-1Louisville 5-12Manhattan 1-2Marist 1-2Marshall 7-0Maryland 6-9Maryland Baltimore County 1-0Maryland-Eastern Shore 10-0Massachusetts 0-3Memphis 1-1Miami (Ohio) 0-1Michigan State 2-3

Minnesota 0-2Mississippi 1-0Morehead State 4-2Mount St. Mary’s 4-0Navy 2-0Nebraska 0-1Nevada 0-1Nevada-Las Vegas 1-0New Jersey Tech 4-0New York Tech 6-0Niagara 14-2Norfolk State 3-0North Carolina 0-2North Carolina A&T 3-0North Carolina State 0-3UNC-Wilmington 2-6Northern Illinois 1-0Northwestern 1-0Notre Dame 19-31Ohio 8-4Ohio State 1-3Oklahoma State 0-3Old Dominion 3-1Oregon State 0-1Pace 2-2Penn State 1-1Pitt 20-23Providence 9-2Purdue 2-0Quinnipiac 2-0Rhode Island 3-1

Richmond 3-5Rider 3-1Rutgers 12-28Savannah State 1-1St. Bonaventure 15-9St. John’s 17-28St. Joseph’s 3-2St. Louis 1-0St. Peter’s 3-0Seton Hall 26-14Siena 3-1South Carolina 1-2Stetson 1-2Stony Brook 3-3Temple 6-1Tennessee 3-3Toledo 4-2Towson 2-3USF 6-12Valparaiso 2-0Vanderbilt 1-4Villanova 26-15Virginia Tech 9-17-1Wake Forest 0-3Western Carolina 2-1Winthrop 0-1Wright State 0-1Xavier 0-1Youngstown State 9-5

Van Zant Versus...

Van Zant Year-by-Year

Year Team(Postseason) Record Pct.1995 WestVirginia 18-32 .3601996 WestVirginia(BIGEAST/NCAA) 33-25 .5741997 WestVirginia(BIGEAST) 36-19 .6551998 WestVirginia(BIGEAST) 37-17-1 .6821999 WestVirginia(BIGEAST) 29-28 .5092000 WestVirginia 25-28 .4712001 WestVirginia 27-26 .5092002 WestVirginia 24-26 .4802003 WestVirginia(BIGEAST) 36-19 .6542004 WestVirginia 23-29 .4422005 WestVirginia 25-30 .4542006 WestVirginia(BIGEAST) 36-22 .6202007 WestVirginia 29-22 .5692008 WestVirginia(BIGEAST) 35-21 .6322009 WestVirginia(BIGEAST) 37-18 .6732010 WestVirginia(BIGEAST) 27-30 .4742011 WestVirginia(BIGEAST) 28-27 .509Career 505-419-1 .546


PatSheraldentershiseighthseasonwiththeMountaineerbaseballprogramasanassistantcoachandrecruitingcoordinator.Specifically,Sheraldservesasthehittingcoachandworkswiththecatch-ers.Sheraldalsoservesasthebenchcoachongamedays. ThroughouthistenureatWVU,Sherald’shittershavedominatedtheBIGEASTstatisticsand2011provedtobenodifferentwiththeteambattingabove.300fortheninth-consecutiveseason. In2011,GrantBucknerledtheteamwitha.364average,including48runs,14doubles,eighthomerunsand46.StartersJeremyGum(.339),DanDiBartolomeo(.338)andBradyWilson(.330)werealsoabletoeclipsethe.300mark.Behindtheplate,catchersMattMalloyandKevinGriffincommittedjustfiveerrorsandwereabletothrowout33percentofbaserunners,thesixth-bestmarkintheBIGEAST. The2010seasonsawtheMountaineersbat.305andsmackthesecond-mostdoublesinschoolhistory,whiletyingthe2003teamwiththefourth-mostextra-basehits.Forthefirsttimeinschoolhistorythreeplayershitover.400in2009,whiletheteamasawholewasconsideredoneofthetophittingsquadsinthecountry.Sixbattershitbetterthan.300in2008withateamaverageof.341,thenation’sfifth-bestmark.Twoplayersbatbetterthan.400,asTylerKuhn(.424)andJeddGyorko(.409)poweredtheirwaytonationallyacclaimedseasonswhileleadingoneofthegreatestbattinglineupsinschoolhistory. DuringthistimeSheraldhelpedpavetheprofes-sionalcareersofGyorko,KuhnandTobiasStreich.GyorkoleftWVUwithvirtuallyeveryschoolrecordandwasnamedtheSanDiegoPadresMinorLeaguePlayeroftheYearin2011,whileKuhnhasmadeitallthewaytoTriple-AfortheChicagoWhiteSox.StreichwasdraftedearlyoutofcollegeandhasbeenacatchintheMinnesotaTwinsorganizationafterleadingtheMountaineersasahitterandbehindtheplate. Sheraldhelpedleadthe2007squadtoarank-ingofNo.24nationallyinbattingaverage,whilehelp-ingJustinJenkinstobecomeaCollegiateBaseballthirdteamAll-Americanaswellasanall-BIGEASTsecondteamperformer.Previouslyin2006,CaseyBowlingbecamejusttheseventhWVUhittersince1990tofinishaseasonbattingover.400.Jenkinsalsosettheschoolrecordforsingle-seasonhitswith94.SheraldalsoworkeddailycatcherDavidCarpen-ter,whowasdraftedbytheSt.LouisCardinalsinthe12throundfollowingthe2006season.Carpentertransitionedtothepitcher’smoundandmadehisMLBdebutwiththeHoustonAstrosin2011. SheraldcamefromLamarUniversity,whereheservedasanassistantcoachforthreeseasons.AtLamar,Sheraldworkedprimarilywiththecatchersandpitchers.HeguidedtheLamarpitchingstafftothreeconsecutiveTop25rankingsinearned-runaverage,includingsixth-bestinthenationin2004.TheCardinalsmadethreeconsecutivetripstotheNCAARegionalsunderSherald’swatch,while14playerssignedprofessionalbaseballcontracts.TheteamalsowontwoSothlandConferencechampion-shipsandtwotournamenttitles,posting36-,40-and41-winseasonswhilebeingnationallyrankedineachofSherald’sthreeseasons.

Pat Sherald[assistantcoach•eighthseason•lamar‘01]

SHERALD FILECOACHING EXPERIENCEWEST VIRGINIA, 2005-PRESENT• Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator• Serves as the hitting coach; works with catchers• Eight consecutive seasons with a team batting average above .300• Four All-Americans• 17 All-BIG EAST performers

LAMAR, 2002-04• Assistant Coach• Served as pitching and catchers coach• Top 25 team in ERA three times• Three NCAA Regional appearances, two Southland Conference championships and 18 all-Southland Conference performers

EDUCATIONLAMAR, 2000-02• Bachelor’s degree (kinesiology)• Master’s degree (kinesiology)• Two-year letterwinner• All-Southland Academic catcher

Frederick Community College, 1998-99• All-conference and all-tournament catcher• Led team to Division II World Series

Atwo-yearlettermanforLamarfrom2000-01,SheraldearnedacademicAll-SouthlandConfer-encehonorsatcatcherwhileearningtwodegrees,abachelor’sandmaster’sdegreeinkinesiology.Hecompletedhisthesisandwasnamedgraduatestudentoftheyear. SheraldbeganhisplayingcareeratFrederickCommunityCollege(Md.),whereheletteredfrom1998-99.Asacatcherheearnedall-conferenceandall-tournamenthonors,helpedFCCadvancetotheDivisionIIWorldSeriesandfinishtheseasonrankedfourthnationally. TheEmmitsburg,Md.,nativereceivedhisCerti-fiedStrengthandConditioningSpecialist(CSCS)certificationin2002.HewasaUSATodayhonorablementionAll-AmericanandMVPoftheCrownAll-StargamecomingoutofCatoctinHigh.SheraldisalsoamemberoftheAmericanBaseballCoachesAssocia-tion(ABCA)andtheNationalStrengthandCondition-ingAssociation(NSCA). Besidesexcellingasaplayerandcoach,Sheraldhasalsopublishedvariousarticlesconcerningsportandexercise.In2006,hehelpedauthorizeaschol-arlyarticleentitledAnaerobicOvertraining:Physi-ologicalandPsychologicalSymptomsandTrainingConsiderations.TheAppliedResearchinCoachingandAthleticsAnnual. Carryingabaseballpedigreethatstemsthroughouthisfamily,Sherald’sfather,Tom,wasalsoaDivisionIcoachandeventuallywasenshrinedintotheMarylandBaseballCoachesHallofFamein2000.HeenjoyedasuccessfulcoachingcareeratMountSaintMary’sUniversity,andalsocoachedatCatoctin/ThomasJohnsonHighSchools. Sheraldandhiswife,Kat,resideinMorgantown.



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Jake Weghorst[assistantcoach•secondseason•baylor,‘07]

JakeWeghorstisinhissecondseasonasanassistantcoach,thirdoverall,andisresponsibleforday-to-dayactivities,aswellasassistingthepitchersandoutfielders. InstrumentalinhelpingtheMountaineerstoa28-27recordin2011andatriptotheBIGEASTTournament,Weghorsthelpedthepitcherstoa5.07earned-runaverage(ERA).Weghorstalsoservedasthebullpencoach,wherehehelpedcoachRyanTezaktoa2-2recordin16reliefpitcheswitha3.81ERA. TheLorena,Texas,nativepreviouslyservedasavolunteercoachin2010,leadingWVUtoa27-30recordandanappearanceintheBIGEASTTournament. BeforecomingtoWVU,Weghorstservedasavolunteerassistantandpitchingcoachfrom2008-09forTennessee-Martin.TheSkyhawks’21victoriesthatseasonwerethenaprogram-bestmarkandtheirmostsincebecomingaDivisionIprogram. Weghorstalsohascoachingexperienceinthecollegiatesummerbaseballleagues,servingasanassistantcoachwithFrontRoyaloftheValleyBaseballLeaguefrom2009-10.Theteamplayedintheleaguetitlein2010andconcludedtheseasonwiththeleague’ssecond-bestteamERA(3.30).Inhisfirstsummerwiththeteam,FrontRoyalearnedtheleague’sregularseasoncrownwitha30-17recordandfinishedontopoftheleague’steamERA(3.40)standings.

WEGHORST FILECOACHING EXPERIENCE

WEST VIRGINIA, 2010-PRESENT

• Assistant Coach (2011-present)

• Volunteer Assistant (2010)

• Works with the pitchers and outfielders

• Helped pitchers to a 5.07 ERA in 2011

• Outfielders recorded just four errors

in 2011

TENNESSEE-MARTIN, 2008-09

• Volunter Assistant/Pitching Coach

• Led team to school record 21 wins

EDUCATION

BAYLOR, 2006-07

• Bachelor’s degree (education)

• Set Big 12 recorded for lowest ERA in

league play

• Played in two NCAA Regionals

Angelina College, 2004-05

• First team all-conference

• Region 14 East Zone Conference

champion

Asaplayer,Weghorstenjoyedatwo-yearcareerasakeymemberoftheBaylorbullpen.Weghorst’s2006seasonwashighlightedbya27-inningscorelessstreakthatcovered17appearances,ashesetaBig12recordforthelowestERA(0.00)inleagueplay.Hefinishedhisstandoutjuniorcampaignwithateam-best1.73ERAin24appearances,andhelpedleadBaylortoNCAARegionalappearancesinbothseasonswiththeBears. PriortohisplayingcareerattheDivisionIlevel,Weghorstwasafirstteamall-conferencepitcherandamemberoftheTexas-NewMexicoJuniorCollegeAll-StarteamatAngelinaCollege.HispitchingprowessguidedtheschooltotheRegion14EastZoneConferencecrowninhissophomoreseason. Weghorstearnedhisbachelor’sde-greeineducationfromBaylorinDecem-ber2007,specializinginhealth,humanperformanceandrecreationprograms. Weghorstandhiswife,Holly,resideinMorgantown.


Support Staff[theteambehindtheteam]

KevinMcCadam

StudentManager ProgramAssistant

ChristianGonzalez

CindySmith

Coordinator,StrengthandConditioning

JasonnMiller

AthleticTrainer

ShaneCooney

GraduateAssistantAthleticTrainer

PaulDowney

Director,Student-AthleteAcademicServices

BubbaSchmidt

EquipmentManager

SteveBierer

AssistantEquipmentManager

GrantDovey

SportsCommunicationsGraduateAssistant

JoeCarper

StudentManager

Dr. MattLively

MedicalDirector



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No. Pitchers(17) Pos. B-T Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown HS/JC28 NateAntone RHP-INF R-R 6-4 210 r-So. Vandergrift,Pa. PotomacStateJC38 ZachBargeron* LHP L-L 6-2 210 r-So. Manassas,Va. OsbournParkHS22 DanDierdorff RHP R-R 6-0 190 Jr. MountWolf,Pa. FrederickCC5 TylerDipzinski RHP R-R 6-1 200 r-Fr. Davison,Mich. DavisonHS25 JoshHarlow* RHP R-R 6-0 195 So. Shinnston,W.Va. LincolnHS45 JaredHill* RHP R-R 6-0 205 r-So. Harrisburg,Ohio GroveCityHS30 EricHinkle* LHP L-L 6-0 210 r-Sr. OceanTownship,N.J. PotomacStateJC46 RyanMcBroom* LHP-1B R-L 6-3 215 So. Fredericksburg,Va. CourtlandHS34 BennyMiller LHP L-L 5-11 185 Jr. Morgantown,W.Va. PotomacStateJC11 HarrisonMusgrave LHP L-L 6-0 185 So. Bridgeport,W.Va. BridgeportHS42 PenNakazato RHP L-R 6-0 180 Fr. Tucson,Ariz. CatalinaFoothillsHS36 AustinPressly RHP R-R 6-4 210 Jr. Arcanum,Ohio SinclairCC17 CalebRoss LHP L-L 6-2 180 Fr. Barboursville,W.Va. CabellMidlandHS27 RyanTezak* RHP L-R 6-3 215 So. Hershey,Pa. HersheyHS14 MarshallThompson* LHP L-L 6-0 185 r-So. Denton,Md. NorthCarolineHS9 CoreyWalter* RHP R-R 6-3 210 So. Wheeling,W.Va. WheelingParkHS

No. Catchers(5) Pos. B-T Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown HS/JC35 GabeBrown C R-R 6-1 195 Jr. Ernul,N.C. LenoirCC48 AlanFilauro C R-R 6-2 210 Jr. SouthSalem,N.Y. PotomacStateJC4 MattMalloy** C R-R 6-0 205 Jr. Cincinnati,Ohio OakHillsHS19 MaxNogay C R-R 5-11 200 r-Fr. Weirton,W.Va. MadonnaHS49 GabeVittorio C R-R 6-0 200 Fr. Defiance,Ohio DefianceHS

No. Infielders(7) Pos. B-T Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown HS/JC7 RyanBennett 2B R-R 5-8 175 Jr. Martinsburg,W.Va. PotomacStateJC10 BillyFleming INF R-R 6-0 190 Fr. Churchville,Pa. CouncilRockSouthHS21 JustinFox 2B R-R 5-10 178 Fr. NewMartinsville,W.Va. MagnoliaHS12 StuartJeck INF L-R 6-1 190 Jr. Pittsburg,Kan. FortScottCC39 MaverickMyers 3B R-R 6-2 200 Fr. Farmington,W.Va. NorthMarionHS2 JohnPolonius SS R-R 6-1 160 Jr. Willemstad,Curacao GeneseeCC15 L.K.Thompson* 1B L-R 6-2 180 So. CampHill,Pa. CampHillHS

No. Outfielders(6) Pos. B-T Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown HS/JC3 BobbyBoyd OF L-R 5-9 160 Fr. SilverSpring,Md. St.John’sCollegeHS47 MattFrazer* LF L-R 6-5 255 r-So. AlumCreek,W.Va. NitroHS40 ChrisRasky** OF L-L 6-5 215 r-Jr. Irwin,Pa. PennTraffordHS29 JonRoszel OF R-R 6-4 210 Fr. TomsRiver,N.J. ManchesterTownshipHS13 TylerSteele-Worsham LF R-R 6-2 205 r-Fr. Laurel,Md. ReservoirHS23 BradyWilson** OF R-R 5-11 165 Jr. Frederick,Md. FrederickHS

No. CoachingStaff37 GregVanZant HeadCoach43 PatSherald AssistantCoach24 JakeWeghorst AssistantCoach

2012 Rosters[position•alphabetical•numerical]

No. Name Pos.2 JohnPolonius SS3 BobbyBoyd OF4 MattMalloy C5 TylerDipzinski RHP7 RyanBennett 2B9 CoreyWalter RHP10 BillyFleming INF11 HarrisonMusgrave LHP12 StuartJeck INF13 TylerSteele-Worsham LF14 MarshallThompson LHP15 L.K.Thompson 1B17 CalebRoss LHP19 MaxNogay C21 JustinFox 2B22 DanDierdorff RHP23 BradyWilson OF

No. Name Pos.25 JoshHarlow RHP27 RyanTezak RHP28 NateAntone RHP-INF29 JonRoszel OF30 EricHinkle LHP34 BennyMiller LHP35 GabeBrown C36 AustinPressly RHP38 ZachBargeron LHP39 MaverickMyers 3B40 ChrisRasky OF42 PenNakazato RHP45 JaredHill RHP46 RyanMcBroom LHP-1B47 MattFrazer LF48 AlanFilauro C49 GabeVittorio C

No. Name Pos.28 NateAntone RHP-INF38 ZachBargeron* LHP7 RyanBennett 2B3 BobbyBoyd OF35 GabeBrown C22 DanDierdorff RHP5 TylerDipzinski RHP48 AlanFilauro C10 BillyFleming INF21 JustinFox 2B47 MattFrazer* LF25 JoshHarlow* RHP45 JaredHill* RHP30 EricHinkle* LHP12 StuartJeck INF4 MattMalloy** C46 RyanMcBroom* LHP-1B

No. Name Pos.34 BennyMiller LHP39 MaverickMyers 3B11 HarrisonMusgrave LHP42 PenNakazato RHP19 MaxNogay C2 JohnPolonius SS36 AustinPressly RHP40 ChrisRasky** OF17 CalebRoss LHP29 JonRoszel OF13 TylerSteele-Worsham LF27 RyanTezak* RHP15 L.K.Thompson* 1B14 MarshallThompson* LHP49 GabeVittorio C9 CoreyWalter* RHP23 BradyWilson** OF

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2012 Rosters[tv/radioroster]

3 • Bobby Boyd 4 • Matt Malloy2 • John Polonius 7 • Ryan Bennett 9 • Corey Walter5 • Tyler Dipzinski

46 • Ryan McBroom

13 • Tyler Steele-Worsham 14 • Marshall Thompson12 • Stuart Jeck

17 • Caleb Ross

Assistant CoachJake Weghorst

15 • L.K. Thompson

19 • Max Nogay 22 • Dan Dierdorff 23 • Brady Wilson21 • Justin Fox

27 • Ryan Tezak

45 • Jared Hill

25 • Josh Harlow

28 • Nate Antone 30 • Eric Hinkle 34 • Benny Miller29 • Jon Roszel

36 • Austin Pressly

Assistant CoachPat Sherald

35 • Gabe Brown

38 • Zach Bargeron 40 • Chris Rasky 42 • Pen Nakazato

47 • Matt Frazer 49 • Gabe Vittorio Head CoachGreg Van Zant

48 • Alan Filauro

39 • Maverick Myers

10 • Billy Fleming 11 • Harrison Musgrave


At West Virginia in 2011•RedshirtedafterundergoingTommyJohnsurgery

At West Virginia in 2010•Made12starts,finishingtheseason2-5witha7.77ERA•Allowednorunsandstruckouteightin5.1inningsagainstNiagara(3/16)toearnfirstvictory•Tossed8.1inningsoffive-hitshutoutballtogetawinatSetonHall(3/28)•AllowedonerunandthreehitsinthreeinningsagainstNotreDame(5/9)

At Potomac State in 2009•EmergedasthestaffaceinsophomoreseasonundercoachDougLittle•Went8-2witha3.69ERA,strikingout54battersin61inningspitched•Namedfirstteamall-Region20teamandwasaRegion20all-tournamentteammember

At Long Island University in 2008•Batted.276withonehomerunand15RBIsundercoachDonMaines•Recorded29hitsand14runsscored

Prep•All-state,All-districtandall-conferenceplayeratOceanTownshipHighundercoachLouisDalpra•Tallied37RBIsanda1.85ERAasasenior•Went6-0onthemoundasajunior•Finishedhighschoolcareerwitha21-3overallrecord•Namedall-Shoreandall-county

Personal•SonofDanielLawhonandDianeHinkle•Hasonebrotherandonesister•BirthdayisDec.21•Majoringinmultidisciplinarystudies•BIGEASTAcademicAll-Star•GarrettFordAcademicHonorRollmember

Eric Hinkle[lhp•r-senior•6-1/215•oceantownship,n.j.]

Matt Malloy[c•junior•6-0/215•cincinnati,ohio]

At West Virginia in 2011•Started33gamesbehindtheplate,playingin40games•Batted.289with24runs,sevendoubles,threehomerunsand15RBIs•ScoredarunafterhittingadoubleagainstIowa(2/18)•Batted2-for-3withadoubleandarunatElon(3/5)•Hadahomerunina3-for-6performancewithtworunsandtwoRBIsagainstRider(3/13)•Went2-for-4withtworunsagainstEasternKentucky(3/16)

•Hadarun,RBIandadoubleagainstEasternMichigan(3/22),batting2-for-4•Hit1-for-3withtworuns,oneRBIandahomerunatUSF(3/27)•Batted3-for-4withonerunandanRBIagainstGeorgetown(4/10)•Went2-for-4withonehomerun,fourRBIsandarunagainst Cincinnati(5/7)•Hit3-for-4withonerun,oneRBIandadoubleatPitt(5/15)•Finished3-for-4withthreerunsandadoubleagainstRutgers(5/20)•Batted2-for-3withonerunandoneRBIagainstSetonHall(5/25)intheBIGEASTTournament

At West Virginia in 2010•SplitcatchingdutieswithKevinGriffinthroughthefirsthalfoftheseason•Batted.255withthreehomeruns,14RBIsandthreedoublesin41games•Registeredatwo-rundoubleagainstIndiana(2/26)•Threestraighttwo-hitperformancesagainstIowa(2/27),MichiganState(2/28)andPurdue(3/1)•Firstcareerhomerunwithatwo-runshotagainstIllinois(3/7),finishing withtwohitsandfourRBIs•RecordedonehitinfiveconsecutivegamesagainstManhattan(3/14),Niagara(3/16doubleheader)andEasternMichigan(3/19)•HittwohomerunsinseriesagainstEasternMichigan(3/19,3/21)

Prep•UnderArmourAll-AmericanatOakHillsHighforcoachCharlesLaumann•All-cityplayer•NamedatopprospectbyPerfectGame•Hit15homerunsinthesummerof2009fortheColumbusCobras

Personal•SonofDwightandSandyMalloy•Hasonebrotherandonesister•BirthdayisAugust15•Enrolledinpre-athleticcoachingeducation•GarrettFordAcademicHonorRoll

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At West Virginia in 2011 •Playedin43games,starting36inleftfield•Batted.286andwashitby14pitches,secondontheteam•Recordedaneight-gamehitstreakfrom3/22-4/8,havingonehitineachgame•WashitbytwopitchesagainstLouisville(4/1),SetonHall(4/23)andRutgers(5/21)•Hadapinch-hitRBIsingleinfirstseasonat-batagainstMiami(Ohio)(2/25)

•Hit3-for-6againstTemple(3/5)withtwoRBIs•Went2-for-2withonerun,oneRBIandonedoubleagainstRider(3/12)•HadtwoRBIsandbatted1-for-3againstGeorgetown(4/8)•Batted1-for-2withadoubleandthreeRBIsagainstSetonHall(4/23)•HitanRBIdoubleina2-for-3performanceagainstPitt(5/14)•HitasolohomerunagainstRutgers(5/19)•Went2-for-4withonerunandonewalkagainstSetonHall(5/25)in theBIGEASTTournament

At West Virginia in 2010•Batted.344withfivehomerunsand21RBIsin36gamesplayedand21starts•Showedgoodpatienceattheplate,seeing4.3pitchesperplateappearance•RecordedahitinhisfirstfourgamesplayedagainstManhattan (3/12),EasternMichigan(3/20,3/21)andBowlingGreen(3/23)•Batted1-for-2withabases-loadedwalkagainstEasternMichigan(3/21)•Hit2-for-4withadoubleagainstTowson•Brokeoutwithtwohomerunsandthreehitsina3-for-6performance atMaryland(4/7)•Batted3-for-3withahomerun,fourRBIsandfourrunsagainstDuquesne(4/21)•Went2-for-3withahomerun,fourRBIsandtworunsagainstPitt (4/23)•Hit1-for-3withtworuns,twoRBIsandadoubleagainstDuquesne(4/27)•Batted3-for-4againstCincinnati(5/1)•Went2-for-4withatwo-runhomerunagainstNotreDame(5/9)•Recordedadoubleandbatted3-for-3witharunandanRBIagainstBethune-Cookman(5/12)•Hit2-for-4withadouble,onerunandanRBIatGeorgetown(5/16)

At West Virginia in 2009•Redshirted

Prep•EnjoyedanexcellentcareerascaptainatPenn-TraffordHigh•WPIALAAAAAll-StarandSectionIIAAAAMVP•Two-timefirstteamWPIALselection•TribuneReviewandPittsburghPostGazetteAll-Star

Personal •SonofMikeandJeanineRasky•Hastwobrothersandonesister•BirthdayisJune20•Majoringinexercisephysiology•BIGEASTAcademicAll-StarandGarrettFordAcademicHonorRollmember

Chris Rasky[of•r-junior•6-5/215•irwin,pa.]

Brady Wilson[of•junior•5-11/165•frederick,md.]

At West Virginia in 2011•Oneofthreeplayerstostartall55games,committingjustoneerrorinrightfield•Thirdontheteamwithabattingaverageof.330,whilefinishingsecondontheteaminruns(45)andfirstinstolenbases(12)•Batted4-for-4witharunandadoubleagainstIllinois(2/20)•FinishedadoubleheaderagainstBryant(3/8),going5-for-9withonerun•Hit3-for-7withadoubleandthree

RBIsagainstRider(3/13)•RecordednineRBIsandbatted9-for-14withfourrunsadoubleanda tripleagainstCanisius(3/18-3/20)•Batted5-for-9withfourruns,fourRBIsandahomeruninadoubleheader againstEasternMichigan(3/22)•Droveintworuns,whilebatting2-for-5atUSF(3/26)•RecordedabasesloadeddoubleagainstMaryland(4/5)•Went2-for-3withadoubleandrunscoredinthefinalgameofthe SetonHall(4/23)series•Batted3-for-5withthreeruns,threeRBIsandahomerunagainst Cincinnati(5/8)•ScoredaruninallthreeplateappearancesagainstRutgers(5/21)

At West Virginia in 2010 •Playedin38games,starting23•Batted.204withonehomerunand10RBIs•Hitapinch-hitRBIsingleagainstVirginiaTech(2/21)•Hit1-for-3withanRBIsingleatEastCarolina(3/6)•FellatripleshyofthecycleatMaryland(4/7)bybatting4-for-4witha homerun,adouble,threerunsandthreeRBIs•Recordedatripleandbatted2-for-5againstSt.John’s(4/11)•Hit2-for-4withanRBIandtwosacrificebuntsagainstLouisville(4/17)•Hadatwo-runhitandarunagainstPitt(4/25)•Went1-for-3withonerunandoneRBIagainstBethune-Cookman(5/12)

Prep•Three-timeFrederickNewsPostfirstteamall-areaperformeratFrederick HighforcoachPhilRhodes•Batted.494withfivehomeruns,23RBIs,13doublesand33runsscored duringseniorcampaignandwasnamed2009PiedmontPlayeroftheYear•Batted.514withfivehomeruns,28RBIs,37runsscoredand21stolen basesduringjunioryear•All-timehits,triples,runsscoredandstolenbasesleaderintheMonocacy ValleyAthleticLeague•EarnedFrederickHighMostOutstandingAthleteAward•Playedin2009BrooksRobinsonAll-StarGame•Alsostarredintrackthroughouthighschoolandwasranked11thand ninthinthe55-meterand200-meter,respectively

Personal•SonofJayandCarolWilson•Hasonesister•BirthdayisJune3•Enrolledinpre-athleticcoachingeducation•GarrettFordAcademicHonorRollmember


At West Virginia in 2011•Madesixappearances,strikingoutsevenin7.2innings•EarnedthewinandthrewtwoshutoutinningsagainstCanisius(3/19)•HadoneshutoutinningagainstEasternMichigan(3/22)•StruckoutfiveinthreeinningsatPitt(5/13)


Prep•All-regionplayeratOsbournParkHighforcoachRodneyHodgson•Earnedall-areaandall-districthonors•SecondteamWashingtonPostall-Metperformer•TeamcaptainandMVP•All-districtfootballandbasketballplayer

Personal•SonofRobertandPaigeBargeron•Hasonesister•BirthdayisFeb.9•Enrolledinathleticcoachingeducation

Zach Bargeron[lhp•r-sophomore•6-2/210•manassas,va.]

Matt Frazer[lf•r-sophomore•6-5/250•alumcreek,w.va.]

At West Virginia in 2011:•StartedfirsteightgamesoftheseasoninleftfieldbeforebreakinghisankleagainstTemple(3/5),causinghimtomisstherestoftheseason•HadtwohitsineachofthefirstthreegamesoftheseasonagainstIowa(2/18),PennState(2/19)andIllinois(2/20)•AlsohadadoubleagainstIowaandPennState•Recordedatwo-runsingleagainstMarist(2/26)witharun•Batted2-for-4withonerun,oneRBIand

adoubleagainstWrightState

At West Virginia in 2010•Hit.305withtwohomeruns,12RBIs,fourdoublesand18runsscored in33gamesplayed•Beganfreshmancampaignwitha10-gamehittingstreak•Missednearlyamonthlateintheseasonwitharibinjury•Hit3-for-5withthreeRBIsagainstPurdue(3/1)•Made18consecutivestartsatthecleanupspotfrom2/27-3/26•Finished3-for-4withtwoRBIsandadoubleagainstIllinois(3/7)•Hit2-for-4withatwo-rundoubleagainstManhattan(3/14)•Went3-for-4withtwodoublesagainstSt.John’s(4/11)•Finished3-for-4withfirstcareerhomerun,twoRBIsandthreerunsagainst EasternKentucky(4/13)attheMountaineerDiamondClassicinCharleston, W.Va.•HitasolohomerunagainstLouisville(5/26)intheBIGEASTTournament

Prep•Firstteamall-stateplayeratNitroHighundercoachStevePritchard•PlayedforKanawhaValleyPost94overthesummer•Draftedinthe26throundofthe2009MLBfirst-yearplayerdraftbytheKansasCityRoyals•Alsowrestledandplayedfootballinhighschool

Personal•SonofSteveandTerriFrazer•Hasonebrotherandonesister•BirthdayisMay23•Enrolledinpre-communicationstudies

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At West Virginia in 2011•Made11reliefappearanceswitha1-1recordandonesave•Struckout22in31.2innings•Fannedfourin4.1inningsofreliefagainstMiami(Ohio)(2/25)infirstcareerappearance•StruckouttwoinashutoutinningagainstBryant(3/8)•Earnedfirstcareerwinthrowing1.2shutoutinningsagainstCanisius(3/20)•EarnedsaveatUSF(3/27)in0.2inningspitched

•Struckouttwoin1.2inningsagainstMaryland(4/5)•Pitched7.1innings,allowingfourhitsandstrikingoutthreeagainst Rutgers(5/19)•Cameintopitch7.1inningsofrelief,strikingoutfourintheBIGEAST TournamentagainstSetonHall(5/25)

Prep•PlayedforJohnDeMarcoatLincolnHigh,winningthe2009state championship•2009HarrisonCountyAthleteoftheYear•2009and2010HarrisonCountyBaseballPlayeroftheYear•Four-yearfirstteamall-countyandall-conference•Three-yearfirstteamall-stateandall-stateteamcaptainin2009•Finishedhighschoolcareerwith25winsand316strikeouts•Alsowasall-stateandall-conferenceinfootballandbasketball

Personal•SonofJohnandCherylHarlow•BirthdayisSept.23•Enrolledinpre-sociologyandanthropology

Josh Harlow[rhp•sophomore•6-0/195•shinnston,w.va.]

Jared Hill[rhp•r-sophomore•6-0/210•harrisburg,ohio]

At West Virginia in 2011•RedshirtedafterundergoingTommyJohnsurgery

At West Virginia in 2010: •Madeeightappearancesandfannedeightin11.1innings•PickedupfirstcareersaveaftertossingthreeshutoutinningsandstrikingoutfourinawinoverManhattan(3/14)•EarnedwinagainstBowlingGreen(3/23)with2.1inningspitched•Threw1.2shutoutinningsatDuquesne

(4/21)

Prep•Three-yearlettermanatGroveCityHighforcoachRyanAlexander•Captainofteamduringseniorseason•LedsquadinRBIsduringasuperbsenioryear•All-centraldistrictplayer•ColumbusDispatchall-Metrofirstbaseman•All-OCCOhioplayer

Personal•SonofRandyandMaryHill•Hasonebrother•BirthdayisApril15•Majoringinathleticcoachingeducation•BIGEASTAcademicAll-Star•GarrettFordAcademicHonorRoll

Josh Harlow


At West Virginia in 2011•Playedin45games,starting34atfirstbaseandoneasadesignatedhitter•Finishedtheseasonbatting.246withthreehomerunsand24RBIs•RecordedfirstcareerRBIonatwo-rundoubleagainstBryant(3/8)•Batted2-for-6withtworuns,onedouble,onehomerunandfiveRBIsinadoubleheaderagainstRider(3/12)•Hittwosingleswithtworunsaftercominginasapinch-hitteragainstCanisius(3/18)•Finishedfour-gameCanisius(3/18-3/20),batting5-for-10withfiveruns,fourRBIsandahomerun

•Batted2-for-5withonerunandtwoRBIsagainstEasternMichigan(3/22)•Hitatwo-rundoubleatUSF(3/27),finishingthegame2-for-3•RecordedanRBIdoubleagainstNotreDame(4/15)•Went2-for-4witharunandanRBIagainstSetonHall(4/21)•HitagrandslamagainstRutgers(5/20)

Prep•Four-yearletterwinnerandthree-timeall-areaatCourtlandHigh•FootballandbaseballteamcaptainandMVPin2010•Playedinthe2009VirginiaCommonwealthGames•Firstteamall-statefirstbasemanandsecondteamall-statepitcherin 2010•2010FredericksburgBaseballPlayeroftheYear•LedCourtlandseniorseasoninhits(32),homeruns(6),totalbases(61) andwalks(19)•Holdsschoolrecordsforgamesplayed(85),homeruns(14),RBIs(86)and walks(58)•Finishedseniorseasonwitha6-0recordonthemound

Personal•SonofPatrickandMaryMcBroom•Hasonesister•BirthdayisApril9•Enrolledinpre-sportsandexercisepsychology

Ryan McBroom[1b•sophomore•6-3/215•fredericksburg,va.]

Ryan Tezak[rhp•freshman•6-3/220•hershey,pa.]

At West Virginia in 2011•Toprelieverwith16appearancesandfoursavesin28.1innings•Finishedwitha3-2record,anERAof3.81andstruckout30•Didnotallowarunandonlyletupthreehitsinhisfirstfiveappearances(3/5-3/16)•PickedupfirstcareersaveagainstBryant(3/8)in0.1innings•FannedtwoinoneinningagainstEasternKentucky(3/16)•Struckoutacareer-highseven,allowingnorunsandonehitinfive

inningsforfirstcareerwinatLouisville(4/1)inrelief•PickedupsecondwinatNotreDame(4/15),strikingoutfourin3.2 inningsofrelief•Struckouttwoin1.2inningsatVillanova(5/1)

Prep•Three-sportathleteandcaptainofbaseball,golfandhockeyteamsat HersheyHigh•ThreetimeMid-Pennbaseballall-star•ThirdteamPatriotNews“Big11”inbaseballduring2008•Finishedbaseballcareerwitha14-1recordanda1.39ERA•Went6-0seniorseasonwithanERAof0.95•TwicenamedaPennsylvaniaTop25highschoolhockeyplayer

Personal•SonofAlanandSueTezak•Hasonebrother•BirthdayisNov.23•Majoringinexercisephysiology•BIGEASTAcademicAll-Star•GarrettFordAcademicHonorRollmember•GoldenKeyInternationalHonorSocietymember

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At West Virginia in 2011•Playedin12gameswith12at-bats,includingastartagainstNotreDame(4/17)•Recordedapinch-hitsacrificeflyagainstCanisius(3/20)forfirstcareerRBI•Walkedinaruninapinch-hitopportunityagainstEasternMichigan(3/22)•ScoredfirstcareerrunagainstNotreDame(4/17)

Prep•FouryearletterwinnerandstarteratCampHillHighunderBradShover•Two-timestatechampionand2009districtchampion•FourtimeMid-Pennbaseballall-star•Firstteamall-regionbyTheSentinelin2010andsecondteamall- regionin2008and2009•ThreetimeMid-PennCapitalDivisionall-star•InvitedtoMLBscoutingbureauworkout•Alsoplayedsoccerandbasketball

Personal•SonofL.K.andSherryThompson•Hastwobrothersandonesister•FatherplayedbaseballandgrandfatherplayedbasketballatDuke•BirthdayisMarch17•Enrolledingeneralstudies

L.K. Thompson[1b•sophomore•6-2/180•camphill,pa.]

Marshall Thompson[lhp•r-sophomore•6-0/185•denton,md.]

At West Virginia in 2011•Workedhiswayintotheweekendrotationandstarted11games•Struckout48in66.1inningswitha5-4recordanda4.88ERA•Earnedfirstwintossingsixinnings,allowingjustonehitandstrikingoutthreeagainstBryant(3/8)•Struckout10in7.2inningsandallowedthreerunsversusGeorgetown(4/8)forthewin

•Recordedacompletegamewin,strikingoutfiveandallowingfourrunsagainstCincinnati(5/7)

At West Virginia in 2010•Redshirtedafterhavingshouldersurgery

Prep•TeamcaptainatNorthCarolineHighforcoachMarkPotter•Batted.453withtwohomeruns,22RBIs,14runsscored,fivedoubles andjustsixstrikeoutsinsenioryear•Hitfourhomerunsandstruckout82battersasajunior•Firstteamall-Baysideplayer•Receivedhighschool’sMVPaward

Personal•SonofJoeandAmilyThompson•BirthdayisJuly18•Enrolledinpre-athleticcoachingeducation•GarrettFordAcademicHonorRollmember

Marshall Thompson


At West Virginia in 2011•Made12appearanceswithfourstartsanda2-4record•Struckout29in55inningswitha4.75ERA•HadfirstcareerwintossingeightinningsallowingonerunversusBryant(3/8)•Struckoutfiveineightinningsoftwo-runpitchingagainstEasternKentucky(3/16)•PitchedseveninningsofreliefatNotreDame(4/15),allowingtwoearnedrunsandstruckoutfour

•PitchedacompletegameagainstRutgers(5/20)withfivestrikeouts

Prep•PlayedthreeseasonsforChadStoutatWheelingParkHigh•2010OVACConferencePlayeroftheYear•Firstteamall-valleyandall-state•Finishedcareerwithan11-4recordwithninecompletegamesand anERAof1.76•Alsofinishedwitha.376battingaverage,47runs,74hits,17 doubles,threehomerunsand39RBI

Personal•SonofRogerandCharleneWalter•Hasonebrother•BirthdayisAug.11•Enrolledingeneralstudies

Corey Walter[rhp•sophomore•6-3/205•wheeling,w.va.]

At West Virginia in 2011•Redshirtedwhileservingasthebullpencatcher

Prep•Three-sportstandoutatMadonnaHigh•Three-timeall-stateandtwo-timeall-statecaptain•Two-timeWheelingNews-Registerall-valley•Fourtimeall-conference•Teamwonstatechampionshipin2010•Finished2010witha.455batting

average,.889sluggingpercentage,11homeruns,48RBIsand47runs•Two-timestatechampionwrestlerandwasrankedNo.21inthenation at171poundsbyUSAWrestlingMagazineamongstseniors•Finishedseniorseasonwitha36-1record(118-21incareer)•Firstteamall-statequarterbackforstatechampionshipteamin2010

Personal•SonofMichaelandRobinNogay•Isatripletwithonesisterandonebrother•BirthdayisMay28•Enrolledinpre-politicalscience•BIGEASTAcademicAll-Star•GarrettFordAcademicHonorRollmember

Max Nogay[c•r-freshman•5-11/200•weirton,w.va.]

Tyler Steele-Worsham[lf•r-freshman•6-2/210•laurel,md.]


Prep•Threetimeall-countyatReservoirHighunderAdamLeader•TwotimeteamMVPandcaptain•2010preseasonfirstteamall-state•MarylandFuturesselectionin2009•NationalchampionaspartoftheMarylandMonarchsin2009and2010

Personal•SonofMerrillWorshamandKimberlySteele•Hasonesister•BirthdayisApril28•Enrolledinpre-sportsandexercisepsychology•GarrettFordAcademicHonorRollmember

Harrison Musgrave[lhp•sophomore•6-0/185•bridgeport,w.va.]

At West Virginia in 2011•Started10gamesinhisfirstyearbeforesufferingashoulderinjurythatrequiredTommyJohnsurgery•Struckout41in56.2inningswitha4-2recordanda4.61ERA•Allowednorunsonthreehitsandstruckouteightin6.2inningsduringhisfirstcareeroutingagainstPennState(2/19)•PickedupfirstcareerwinagainstRider(3/13),pitchingseveninningsandallowingoneearnedrunonsixhitswith

ninestrikeouts•EarnedwinatUSF(3/26)with eightinningspitched,allowingthreeruns•PitchedacompletegameshutoutagainstGeorgetown(4/9), allowingjustthreehits

Prep•PlayedunderRobertShieldsatBridgeportHigh•Three-timefirstteamall-state•Two-timefirstteamall-conference•Four-timefirstteamall-county

Personal•SonofGaryandJoyceMusgrave•Hastwobrothers•BirthdayisMarch3•Enrolledingeneralstudies



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Prep•LedPotomacStatetoaRegion20Championshipandathird-placefinishatthe2011JuniorCollegeDivisionIWorldSeries•2011NJCAADivisionIhonorablementionAll-Americanandfirstteamall-Region20•Finished2011batting.426with66hits,52runs,52RBIs,27doubles,threetriplesandthreehomeruns•Worked15.1inningsonthe

mound,finishing2-0withfoursaves

Personal•SonofDaveandJudyAntone•Hasonesister•BirthdayisJuly15•Enrolledinpre-athleticcoachingeducation

Nate Antone[3b/rhp•r-sophomore•6-4/210•vandergrift,pa.]

Bobby Boyd[of•freshman•5-9/160•silverspring,md.]

Prep•EarnedWashington Postsecondteamall-Methonorsin2010atSt.John’sCollegeHigh•Helpedteamtoa22-9recordandtheWashingtonCatholicAthleticConferencechampionship•Hit.404fromtheleadoffspot,drovein24runsandstole24basestoearnaspotontheall-WCACfirstteam

Personal•SonofBobandNancyBoyd•Hasthreesisters•BirthdayisJan.4•Enrolledinpre-sportsandexercisepsychology

Ryan Bennett[2b•junior•5-8/175•martinsburg,w.va.]

Gabe Brown[c•junior•6-1/195•ernul,n.c.]

Prep•LedPotomacStatetoaRegion20Championshipandathird-placefinishatthe2011JuniorCollegeDivisionIWorldSeries•Namedfirstteamall-Region20teamandwasaRegion20all-tournamentteammember•Batted.400in32gameswith46hits,40runs,16doubles,twotriplesand12RBIsin2011•Played45gamesin2010,batting.331with54hits,38runs,seven

doubles,onetriple,onehomerunand30RBIs•AttendedMartinsburgHigh,finishingassecondteamall-statein 2009

Personal•SonofBillandTeresaBennett•Hasonesister•BirthdayisOct.6•Majoringinexercisephysiology

Prep•2011NJCAADivisionIIfirstteamAll-AmericancatcherandRegion10PlayeroftheYear•Finishedthe2011seasonranked11thnationallyinjuniorcollegebaseballinbattingaverage(.451)and13thinhomeruns(12)•Alsohadninedoubles,37runsscoredand37RBIsin102at-bats•Posteda4-0recordwitha1.95ERAin32.1inningspitched

•Alsostruckout44andwalked11inhelpingLenoirCommunityCollegetoa33-13slate•Namedfirstteamall-conferenceandfirstteamall-Region10in2011

Personal•SonofDougandRhondaBrown•Hasonebrotherandonesister•BirthdayisJan.21•Majoringinmultidisciplinarystudies


Prep•FrederickCommunityCollegecareerleaderininningspitchedandstrikeouts,leadingtheteamtoa43-7recordin2011•2011NJCAADivisionIIsecondteamAll-American•Finished2011going7-1in12startsin65inningspitched•Hadthenation’ssecondbestERAof1.11,strikingout84andonlyallowingeightwalks

•Firstteamall-MarylandJuniorCollegehonoreeandfirstteamall-NJCAARegion20in2011

Personal•SonofDonaldandPamilaDierdorff•Hastwobrothers•BirthdayisSept.6•Enrolledinpre-athleticcoachingeducation

Dan Dierdorff[rhp•junior•6-0/190•mountwolf,pa.]

Alan Filauro[c•junior•6-2/210•southsalem,n.y.]

Prep•LedPotomacStatetoaRegion20Championshipandathird-placefinishatthe2011JuniorCollegeDivisionIWorldSeries•Playedin23games,hitting.185with10hits,twodoubles,onehomerunand11RBIsin2011•PlayedbaseballandfootballatJohnJayHigh•Three-timeall-districtandall-leaguehonoreeinbaseball

•Namedall-countyasajuniorandsenioronthefootballteam

Personal•SonofJimandKimFilauro•Hasonebrotherandtwosisters•BirthdayisDec.12•Enrolledinpre-sportsandexercisepsychology

Tad Dipzinski[rhp•r-freshman•6-1/200•davison,mich.]

Billy Fleming[ss•freshman•6-0/190•churchville,pa.]

Prep•Four-yearletterwinnerforcoachTimmRyeatDavisonHigh•Three-timeall-conferenceinbaseball,aswellasall-conferenceinfootballandswimming•FlintJournalTop10baseballpickin2010•Finishedhighschoolbaseballcareerwith19winsand234strikeouts

Personal•SonofMarkandAliciaDipzinski•Hasonebrotherandonesister•BirthdayisMarch21•Majoringinspeechpathologyandaudiology•GarrettFordAcademicHonorRollmember

Prep•Four-yearstartingshortstopand2011SuburbanOneLeaguePlayeroftheYearforCouncilRockSouthHigh•LedteamtothePIAAstatetournamentandaTop5staterankingin2011•Finishedseniorseasonwitha.511battingaverage,fivehomeruns,33RBIsand15stolenbases•Completedhighschoolcareerwitha.499battingaverage•TwicenamedtotheAll-SoutheasternPennsylvaniaTeamandwasathree-

timeCarpenterCupselection•Alsoathree-yearstarteratquarterbackandwastherecipientoftheprestigiousMini-MaxwellAwardin2010

Personal•SonofBillandSusanFleming•Hastwobrothers•BirthdayisSept.20•Majoringinsociologyandanthropology



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Prep•Four-yearletterwinneratMagnoliaHigh•ElectedcaptainoftheClassAAall-stateteamsinbaseballandfootball•Namedtotheall-starteamsinbaseballandfootballintheOhioValleyAthleticConferenceduringsenioryear•Recordedacareerbattingaverageof.460with14homerunsand108RBIs

•Finished2011witha.625battingaverage,scoring31runsandknockingin32•2010HarrisonH.KennedyAwardwinnerasthetopfootballplayerinWestVirginia

Personal•SonofJeffandJillFox•Hasonebrother•BirthdayisMay15•Majoringinwildlifeandfisheriesresources

Justin Fox[2b•freshman•5-10/178•newmartinsville,w.va.]

Benny Miller[lhp•junior•5-11/185•morgantown,w.va.]

Prep•LedPotomacStatetoaRegion20Championshipandathird-placefinishatthe2011JuniorCollegeDivisionIWorldSeries•Finished2011season0-1onthemoundwith21.1inningspitched,allowingfiverunson12hitswith23strikeouts•Batted.292with35hits,fivedoubles,onetriple,onehomerun,24runsand22RBIsin2011•Wasthe2009NCACPlayeroftheYear

forMorgantownHigh•FirstteamAll-NCACfrom2008-09

Personal•SonofScottandDarleneMiller•Hasonebrotherandonesister•BirthdayisMarch29•Majoringinsportsandexercisepsychology

Stuart Jeck[ss•junior•6-1/190•pittsburg,kan.]

Maverick Myers[3b•freshman•6-2/185•farmington,w.va.]

Prep•Rankedsixthinthenationwith47stolenbasesin50attemptsin2011atFortScottCommunityCollegeinKansas•Playedin58games,recordinga.369battingaveragewith83hits,20doubles,fivetriples,66runsand50RBI•Helpedteamtoa40-18recordandearnedall-KansasJayhawkCommunityCollegehonorsin2011

•Firstteamall-stateselectioninthreesports(baseball,footballandbasketball)atSt.Mary’sColganHighSchool

Personal•SonofDaveandDebbieJeck•Hasonebrother•BirthdayisOct.5•Enrolledinpre-communicationstudies

Prep•PlayedforcoachVicSeccuroatNorthMarionHigh•NamedanUnderArmourAll-AmericanandtheMonValleyPlayeroftheYearin2011•Two-timefirstteamall-statefrom2010-11andsecondteamall-statein2009•2010NCACPlayeroftheYearand2009NCACPitcheroftheYear

•Four-timefirstteamNCACConferenceandthree-timefirstteamMonValley

Personal•SonofTomandMistieMyers•BirthdayisJune16•Enrolledingeneralstudies


Prep•PlayedforLanceRobertsonatCatalinaFoothillsHigh•Recordeda.398battingaveragein2011with41runs,10doubles,twotriples,fiverunhomerunsand26RBIs•Alsopitchedin12games,startingninewitha3-3record,3.59ERA,50.2inningspitchedand72strikeouts•Batted.383in2010with32runs,12doubles,fourtriples,three

homerunsand23RBIs•Named2010All-Ridgefirstteaminfielderbythe Arizona Daily Star•Two-timefirstteamAll-4A-IhonoreebytheTucsonCitizen

Personal•SonofPaulandJaneNakazato•Hasonesister•BirthdayisAug.16•Majoringinforensics

Pen Nakazato[rhp•freshman•6-0/180•tucson,ariz.]

Austin Pressly[rhp•junior•6-4/210•arcanum,ohio]

Prep•2011OhioCommunityCollegeAthleticConferencePitcheroftheYearaswellasfirstteamall-conferenceandfirstteamall-region•Finished2011witha6-1recordinsevenstarts,includingfourcompletegamesanda2.83ERA•Alsoallowedjust13earnedrunsin54inningspitched,strikingout27andholdingopponentstoa.193battingaverage

•DraftedoutofFranklinMonroeHighbytheMilwaukeeBrewersinthe23rdroundofthe2009MLBfirst-yearplayerdraft

Personal•SonofVinceandCherylPressly•Hasonebrother•BirthdayisJuly12•Enrolledinpre-sportsandexercisepsychology

John Polonius[ss•junior•6-1/160•willemstad,curacao]

Caleb Ross[lhp•freshman•6-2/180•barboursville,w.va.]

Prep•30throunddraftpickofthe2011MLBdraftbytheClevelandIndians•2011GeneseeC.C.PlayeroftheYear•Firstteamall-WesternNewYorkAthleticConferenceandfirstteamall-region•LedGeneseein2011insevenoffensivecategories,includingbattingaverage(.370),RBIs(23),runs(21),triples(5),doubles(11)

andhits(30),aswellasstealing21of23bases

Personal•SonofKarinandMagnoPolonius•Hasonesister•BirthdayisJan.13•Enrolledinpre-sportmanagement

Prep•2011WestVirginiaStateBaseballPlayeroftheYearafterleadingCabellMidlandHighSchooltoa23-5record•Finishedseniorseason11-0,boastinga0.36ERAwithfourearnedrunsand106strikeoutsin58innings•Was3-0inpostseasonaction,allowingjustonerunin19inningsandstrikingout31•Firstteamall-statein2010and2011,aswellassecondteamall-statein2009

•2011ClassAAAall-statecaptain•Finishedhisthree-yearcareerwitharecordof28-3

Personal•SonofKevinandJuliRoss•Hasonebrotherandonesister•BirthdayisMay5•Enrolledingeneralstudies



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Prep•Two-timeall-Group3,2011firstteamall-Shoreand2011ShoreConferenceHitteroftheYearhonoreeatManchesterTownshipHigh•Batted.500with26runs,sixdoubles,fourtriples,threehomerunsand25RBIsasasenior•Two-timememberoftheJerseyShoreteamintheprestigiousCarpenterCup

Personal•SonofTomandAmyRoszel•Hastwosisters•BirthdayisDec.9•Enrolledingeneralstudies

Jon Roszel[rf•freshman•6-4/210•tomsriver,n.j.]

Gabe Vittorio[c•freshman•6-0/200•defiance,ohio]

Prep•PlayedforcoachTomHeldatDefianceHigh•Memberofthe2010Division2statefinalfourteam•HonorablementionAll-WesternBuckeyeLeaguein2011•Four-yearletterwinneronthegolfteam

•PlayedlegionfortheRiverBanditsPost300team•Wonthe2011Ohiostatelegiontitleandwasrunner-upintheGreatLakes

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Personal•SonofMarkandHeatherVittorio•Hasonebrotherandonesister•BirthdayisOct.6•Majoringinwildlifeandfisheriesresources

MALLOY’S CAREER STATSYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDPOB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .255 41 35 137 19 35 3 1 3 14 49 .358 10 2 28 1 .315 0 6 2 4 204 17 3 .9872011 .289 40 35 135 24 39 7 1 3 15 57 .422 7 1 21 4 .326 1 9 1 1 182 37 4 .982TOTAL .272 81 70 272 43 74 10 2 6 29 106 .390 17 3 49 5 .321 1 15 3 5 386 54 7 .984

MCBROOM’S CAREER STATSYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDPOB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2011 .246 45 35 130 13 32 5 0 3 24 46 .354 9 4 26 0 .306 4 4 0 0 314 13 3 .991TOTAL .246 45 35 130 13 32 5 0 3 24 46 .354 9 4 26 0 .306 4 4 0 0 314 13 3 .991

THOMPSON’S CAREER STATSYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDPOB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2011 .000 12 1 12 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 .000 3 0 3 0 .200 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1.000TOTAL .000 12 1 12 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 .000 3 0 3 0 .200 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1.000

FRAZER’S CAREER STATSYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDPOB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .305 33 25 105 18 32 4 0 2 12 42 .400 5 4 24 3 .360 0 1 1 1 30 0 2 .9382011 .357 8 8 28 2 10 4 0 0 3 14 .500 3 0 2 0 .419 0 1 0 0 16 0 0 1.000TOTAL .316 41 33 133 20 42 8 0 2 15 56 .421 8 4 26 3 .372 0 2 1 1 46 0 2 .958

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BARGERON’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK2011 8.22 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 7.2 8 8 7 12 7 1 0 1 43 .267 1 1 2TOTAL 8.22 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 7.2 8 8 7 12 7 1 0 1 43 .267 1 1 2

HARLOW’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK2011 4.55 1 1 11 0 0 0 0 1 31.2 30 19 16 14 22 4 3 1 138.254 2 2 2TOTAL 4.55 1 1 11 0 0 0 0 1 31.2 30 19 16 14 22 4 3 1 138 .254 2 2 2

HILLS’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK2010 15.091 1 8 1 0 0 0 1 11.1 21 20 19 12 8 3 1 3 69 .396 3 2 0TOTAL 15.09 1 1 8 1 0 0 0 1 11.1 21 20 19 12 8 3 1 3 69 .396 3 2 0

HINKLE’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK2010 7.77 2 5 13 12 0 0 2 0 46.1 70 47 40 27 31 20 3 1 232.355 2 6 2TOTAL 7.77 2 5 13 12 0 0 2 0 46.1 70 47 40 27 31 20 3 1 232 .355 2 6 2

TEZAK’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK2011 3.81 3 2 16 0 0 0 0 4 28.1 28 12 12 13 30 4 1 0 127.257 5 2 0TOTAL 3.81 3 2 16 0 0 0 0 4 28.1 28 12 12 13 30 4 1 0 127 .257 5 2 0

THOMPSON’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK2011 4.88 5 4 11 11 2 0 0 0 66.1 66 43 36 39 48 11 1 2 304.266 11 5 2TOTAL 4.88 5 4 11 11 2 0 0 0 66.1 66 43 36 39 48 11 1 2 304 .266 11 5 2

WALTER’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK2011 4.75 2 4 12 4 1 0 0 0 55.0 58 34 29 20 29 9 1 2 244.282 3 4 1TOTAL 4.75 2 4 12 4 1 0 0 0 55.0 58 34 29 20 29 9 1 2 244 .282 3 4 1

MUSGRAVE’S CAREER STATSYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK2011 4.61 4 2 10 10 2 1 0 0 56.2 55 34 29 23 41 11 0 3 256.253 7 7 0TOTAL 4.61 4 2 10 10 2 1 0 0 56.2 55 34 29 23 41 11 0 3 256 .253 7 7 0

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WILSON’S CAREER STATSYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDPOB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .204 38 23 93 17 19 1 1 1 10 25 .269 7 2 21 2 .272 1 7 3 5 52 41 4 .9592011 .330 55 55 215 45 71 8 1 2 27 87 .405 23 10 24 3 .418 1 13 12 14 119 4 1 .992TOTAL .292 93 78 308 62 90 9 2 3 37 112 .364 30 12 45 5 .375 2 20 15 19 171 45 5 .977



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Afterfinishingthe2011seasonwithawinningrecordandanothertriptotheBIGEASTChampionship,theWestVirginiaUniversitybase-ballteamislookingtobuildoffthesuccessfor2012.Despitereturningjustfivepositionplayersandsevenpitcherswithgameexperience,thisseason’soutfitisloadedwithjuniorcollegeandhighschooltalentlookingtomakeanimpact.

INFIELD ThereisalotofpotentialfortheMountain-eerinfieldthisseasonasthesquadonlyreturnsoneplayerfromthe2011season. SophomoreRyanMcBroomwillstarttheseasonatfirstbase,whilejuniorcollegetrans-fersStuartJeck,JohnPoloniusandNateAntonewillroundouttheremainderoftheinfield. McBroomstarted35gamesatfirstin2011withanaverageof.246,13runs,fivedoubles,threehomerunsand24RBIs.Asasmoothfielder,McBroommadejustthreeerrorsandrecorded314putoutslastseason. Jeck,whohastheabilitytoplaybothsec-ondbaseandshortstop,willbegintheseasonatsecondafterrankingsixthinthenationwith47stolenbasesin2011atFortScottC.C.In58games,Jeckrecordeda.369battingaveragewith83hits,20doubles,fivetriples,66runs

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and50RBIs. Oneofthebestfieldersontheteam,Po-loniuswillserveasashortstopafterattendingGeneseeC.C.in2011andbeingdraftedinthe30throundbytheClevelandIndians.PoloniusledGeneseeinsevenoffensivecategories,includingbattingaverage(.370),RBIs(23),runs(21),triples(5),doubles(11)andhits(30,aswellasstealing21of23bases. NateAntonewillplaythehotcornerforWVUafterbatting.426with66hits,52runs,52RBIs,27doubles,threetriplesandthreehomerunsforPotomacStateJ.C.in2011. FreshmanJustinFoxhastheabilitytoplaysecondbase,aswellascatcher,andwilllikelyseetimeatbothpositionsin2012.PotomacStateJ.C.transferRyanBennettcanalsoplaysecondbaseforWVU,whileBillyFlemingwasoneofthetophighschoolplayersinPennsyl-vaniain2011andcanplayshortstopandthirdbase.

OUTFIELD MakingthetransitiontocenterfieldisjuniorBradyWilson,whowillanchoranexperi-encedoutfieldfortheMountaineersthisseason.Wilsonhadabreakoutseasoninrightfieldandastheteam’sleadoffhitterin2011,finishing

theyearwitha.330average,45runs,eightdoubles,twohomers,27RBIsand12stolenbases.Wilsonrecorded199putoutsandmadejustoneerror. Third-yearsophomoreMattFrazerwillplayleftfieldforWVUandwilllikelybateitherthirdorfourthintheorder.Frazerplayedeightgamesin2011beforebreakinghislegwhileroundingfirstatElontoprematurelyendhisseason.Priortotheinjury,Frazerwasbatting.357ineightstartswithtworuns,fourdoublesandthreeRBIs. Openingtheseasoninrightfieldisfourth-yearjuniorChrisRasky.RaskytookoverforFrazerinleftfieldin2011andbatted.286in36startswith19runs,fivedoubles,onehomerunand21RBIs.Raskywasalsohitby14pitches. OtherMountaineerslookingfortimeintheoutfieldwillbefreshmenBobbyBoydandJonRoszel.Boydbatted.404fromtheleadoffspot,drovein24runsandstole24baseslastseasonatSt.John’sCollegeHighandwilllikelycomeinasalate-inningdefensivereplacement.Roszelbatted.500with26runs,sixdoubles,fourtriples,threehomerunsand25RBIsasaseniorforManchesterTownshipHigh.

CATCHING AnotherspotwheretheMountaineersareinexperiencedisbehindtheplate,whereonlyoneoffivecatchershasstartingexperience. RedshirtfreshmanMaxNogaywillmakethestartonopeningdaybehindtheplateaftermovingfromsecondandservingasthebullpencatcherin2011. JuniorMattMalloystarted35gamesin2011,hitting.289with24runs,sevendoubles,onetriple,threehomerunsand15RBIs.Defensively,Malloymadejustfourer-rorswith37assists. JuniorcollegetransfersGabeBrownandAlanFilaurowillalsoseetimeattheposition.BrownwasanNJCAADivisionIIFirstTeamAll-AmericanandtheRegion10PlayeroftheYearatLenoirC.C.,ranking11thnationallyinbattingaverage(.451)and13thinhomeruns(12).Knownforhissuperbfielding,FilauroledPotomacStateJ.C.toaRegion20Champion-shipandathird-placefinishatthe2011JuniorCollegeWorldSeries.

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Season Preview[wvureturns15letterwinnersin2012]

PITCHING RedshirtsophomoreMarshallThompsonandsopho-moreCoreyWalterwillleadtherotationafterbecomingstart-ersin2011onthesamedayaspartofadoubleheader. Thompson,asouthpaw,becameaweekendstarterlastseasonandstarted11gameswitha5-4recordtogowitha4.88ERA.Thompsonpitchedtwocompletegamesin66.1inningswith48strikeouts. Theright-handedthrowingWalterservedasamidweekstarterandenteredconferencegamesinlongreliefsitua-tions,finishingtheyearwitha4.75ERAin12appearancesandfourstarts.Walterrecordedonecompletegameandpitchedin55innings,strikingout29batters. Aftermissing2011becauseofTommyJohnsurgery,EricHinklewillreturntothemoundandin2012.Thecraftylefthandermade13appearancesand12startsin2010,strikingout31in46.1inningspitched. Right-handerDanDierdorffisalsoexpectedtogetsometimeasastarteraftertransferringfromFrederickC.C.astheschool’scareerleaderininningspitchedandstrikeouts,andbeingnameda2011NJCAADivisionIISecondTeamAll-American. SophomoreRyanTezakwillonceagainbethetopguyoutofthebullpenafterrecordingfoursavesin16appearanc-eswitha3.81ERAhisrookieseason.In28.1inningspitched,Tezakstruckout30battersandallowedjust12runswhilecompilinga3-2record. AlsoreturninginthebullpenissophomoreJoshHarlow,whoprovedtobeakeymemberofthestaffdownthestretchandfinishedwitha1-1recordanda4.55ERAin11appear-ances.Harlowstruckout22battersin31.2innings. FreshmanCalebRossandjuniorAustinPresslyarealsoexpectedtobeimportantcontributorsoutofthebullpen,whileAntoneandBrownbothhavetheabilitytopitchinreliefsituations.AntoneservedasPotomacStateJ.C.’scloserlastseasonandledtheteamtobigwinsenroutetoaNJCAAWorldSeriesberth. TheMountaineersopenthe2012campaignonFriday,Feb.17,inSt.Petersburg,Fla.,againstNorthwesternintheBigEast-BigTenBaseballChallenge.WestVirginiawillalsofacePennStateonSaturdayafternoonbeforewrappingupweekendplaywithapairofgamesagainstIowaandMichiganonSunday.

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2012 MOUNTAINEER SCHEDULE

Friday February17 Northwestern~ St.Petersburg,Fla. 10:00amSaturday February18 PennState~ Clearwater,Fla. 4:00pmSunday February19 Iowa~ St.Petersburg,Fla. 8:45amSunday February19 Michigan~ St.Petersburg,Fla. 12:30pmFriday February24 VirginiaTech^ MyrtleBeach,S.C. 12:00pmSaturday February25 NCState^ Conway,S.C. 3:00pmSunday February26 GeorgeMason^ Conway,S.C. 11:00amFriday March2 Nebraska+ Minneapolis,Minn. 12:15pmSaturday March3 Minnesota+ Minneapolis,Minn. 6:35pmSunday March4 NewMexicoState+ Minneapolis,Minn. 11:00amTuesday March6 Niagara(2) Morgantown 1:00pmFriday March9 OregonState< Corvallis,Ore. 5:35pmSaturday March10 Oklahoma< Eugene,Ore. 11:00amSaturday March10 Oregon< Eugene,Ore. 3:00pmSunday March11 Illinois< Eugene,Ore. 11:00amTuesday March13 EasternMichigan Morgantown 5:00pmWednesday March14 EasternMichigan Morgantown 1:00pmFriday March16 Manhattan Morgantown 3:00pmSaturday March17 Manhattan(2) Morgantown 1:00pmSunday March18 Manhattan Morgantown 12:00pmTuesday March20 Akron(2) Morgantown 1:00pmFriday March23 Connecticut* Morgantown 5:00pmSaturday March24 Connecticut* Morgantown 3:00pmSunday March25 Connecticut* Morgantown 12:00pmTuesday March27 MoreheadState# Charleston,W.Va. 6:00pmFriday March30 St.John’s* Jamaica,N.Y. 3:00pmSaturday March31 St.John’s* Jamaica,N.Y. 1:00pmSunday April1 St.John’s* Jamaica,N.Y. 1:00pmThursday April5 Villanova* Morgantown 5:00pmFriday April6 Villanova* Morgantown 5:00pmSaturday April7 Villanova* Morgantown 1:00pmWednesday April11 Maryland CollegePark,Md. 6:00pmFriday April13 Rutgers* Piscataway,N.J. 3:00pmSaturday April14 Rutgers* Piscataway,N.J. 1:00pmSunday April15 Rutgers* Piscataway,N.J. 1:00pmTuesday April17 Akron Canton,Ohio 5:00pmFriday April20 Pittsburgh* Morgantown 7:05pmSaturday April21 Pittsburgh* Morgantown 3:00pmSunday April22 Pittsburgh* Morgantown 1:00pmTuesday April24 CoppinState Hanover,Md. 1:00pmFriday April27 SetonHall* SouthOrange,N.J. 6:00pmSaturday April28 SetonHall* SouthOrange,N.J. 1:00pmSunday April29 SetonHall* SouthOrange,N.J. 1:00pmSaturday May5 Louisville*(2) Morgantown 2:00pmSunday May6 Louisville* Morgantown 1:00pmWednesday May9 Akron Morgantown 12:00pmFriday May11 Georgetown* Bethesda,Md. 7:00pmSaturday May12 Georgetown* Bethesda,Md. 7:00pmSunday May13 Georgetown* Bethesda,Md. 1:00pmTuesday May15 LaSalle Morgantown 5:00pmThursday May17 SouthFlorida* Morgantown 7:05pmFriday May18 SouthFlorida* Morgantown 7:05pmSaturday May19 SouthFlorida* Morgantown 1:00pmWed-Sun May23-27 BIGEASTTournament Clearwater,Fla. TBAFri-Mon June1-4 NCAARegionals CampusSites TBA

~BigTen/BIGEASTChallenge^BaseballattheBeach+DairyQueenClassic<NikeShowcase#MountaineerDiamondClassic*BIGEASTgames


Season Preview[2012quickfacts]

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation:Morgantown,W.Va.Nickname:MountaineersFounded:1867Enrollment:29,306Colors:OldGold(PMS124)andBlue(PMS295)President:Dr.JamesP.ClementsDirectorofAthletics:OliverLuckConference:BIGEAST

COACHING INFORMATIONHomeField/Capacity:HawleyField/1,500HeadCoach:GregVanZantAlmaMater:WestVirginia(1984)RecordatWestVirginia:505-419-1(18thseason)CareerRecord:SameAssistantCoaches:PatSherald,JakeWeghorstBaseballPhone:(304)293-9881BaseballFax:(304)293-2525

TEAM/PLAYER INFORMATION2011Record:28-272011ConferenceRecord/Finish:14-13/FourthLetterwinnersreturning/lost:15/14Positionstartersreturning/lost:5/4Pitchersreturning/lost:5/6All-timeSchoolRecord:1955-1358-18(117seasons)

SPORTS INFORMATIONAssistantAD/Communications:MichaelFragaleDirectorofNewMedia:JohnAntonikSportsInformationDirector:BryanMesserlySportsPublicationsDirector:JoeSwanAssoc.SportsInformationDirector:KatieKaneAsst.SportsInformationDirector:ShannonMcNamaraAsst.SportsPublicationsDirector:TimGoodenowBaseballSID:GrantDoveyPhoneNumber:(304)293-2821FaxNumber:(304)293-4105PressBoxPhoneNumber:(304)293-5988Dovey’sEmailAddress:[email protected]:SportsCommunicationsOffice WestVirginiaUniversity P.O.Box0877 Morgantown,WV26507-0877AthleticWebsite:www.MSNsportsNET.comConference’sBaseballSID:ChuckSullivanEmailAddress:[email protected]:BIGEAST.org

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Opponent Information[february17-march4]

Location:IowaCity,IowaEnrollment:28,893Conference:BigTenNickname:Hawkeyes

SIDContact:PatrickSojkaSIDPhone:319-335-9411SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.HawkeyeSports.com

HeadCoach:JackDahm(Creighton,1989)2011OverallRecord:20-32Conf.Record/Place:9-15/9th

Location:AnnArbor,MIEnrollment:42,716Conference:BigTenNickname:Wolverines

SIDContact:KentReichertSIDPhone:734-647-1726SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.MGoBlue.com

HeadCoach:RichMaloney(WesternMichigan,’86)2011OverallRecord:17-37Conf.Record/Place:7-16/10th

Location:UniversityPark,Pa.Enrollment:42,294Conference:BigTenNickname:NittanyLions

SIDContact:GregKincaidSIDPhone:814-321-5119SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.GoPSUSports.com

HeadCoach:RobbieWine(OklahomaState,2002)2011OverallRecord:32-22Conf.Record/Place:12-12

Location:Evanston,Ill.Enrollment:8,367Conference:BigTenNickname:Wildcats

SIDContact:NickBrilowskiSIDPhone:847-467-3831SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.NUSports.com

HeadCoach:PaulStevens(Lewis,1976)2011OverallRecord:20-29Conf.Record/Place:10-13/8th

FEB.17-vs.NorthwesternBigTen/BIGEASTChallenge

FEB.18-vs.PennStateBigTen/BIGEASTChallenge

FEB.19-vs.IowaBigTen/BIGEASTChallenge

FEB.19-vs.MichiganBigTen/BIGEASTChallenge

Location:Blacksburg,Va.Enrollment:31,000Conference:ACCNickname:Hokies

SIDContact:MarcMullenSIDPhone:(540)231-1894SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.HokieSports.com

HeadCoach:PeteHughes(Davidson,1990)2011OverallRecord:30-25Conf.Record/Place:11-19/5th

FEB.24-vs.VirginiaTechBaseballattheBeach

Location:Lincoln,Neb.Enrollment:24,610Conference:BigTenNickname:CornhuskersorHuskers

SIDContact:JeremyFooteSIDE-mail:[email protected]:402-472-7778Website:www.Huskers.com

HeadCoach:DarinErstad(Nebraska,1995)2011OverallRecord:30-25Conf.Record/Place:9-17/9th

Location:Minneapolis,Minn.Enrollment:50,833Conference:BigTenNickname:GoldenGophers

SIDContact:MichelleTraenSIDE-mail:[email protected]:612-624-0522Website:www.GopherSports.com

HeadCoach:JohnAnderson(Minnesota,1977)2011OverallRecord:25-24Conf.Record/Place:13-11/4th

Location:Fairfax,Va.Enrollment:32,562Conference:ColonialAthleticAssociationNickname:Patriots

SIDContact:RachelBuckSIDPhone:703-993-3264SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.GoMason.com

HeadCoach:BillBrown(GeorgeMason,1980)2011OverallRecord:21-32-1Conf.Record/Place:7-23/11th

Location:Raleigh,N.C.Enrollment:34,376Conference:ACCNickname:Wolfpack

SIDContact:BruceWinkworthSIDPhone:919-819-3035SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.GoPack.com

HeadCoach:ElliottAvent(VCU,1983)2011OverallRecord:35-27Conf.Record/Place:15-15/3rd

FEB.25-vs.NCStateBaseballattheBeach

FEB.26-vs.GeorgeMasonBaseballattheBeach

MARCH2-vs.NebraskaDairyQueenClassic

MARCH3-atMinnesotaDairyQueenClassic

Location:LasCruces,N.M.Enrollment:16,428Conference:WACNickname:Aggies

SIDContact:EddieMorelosSIDE-mail:[email protected]:575-646-3269Website:www.NMStateSports.com

HeadCoach:RockyWare(OklahomaState,1988)2011OverallRecord:34-24Conf.Record/Place:9-15

MARCH4-vs.NewMexicoStDairyQueenClassic


Opponent Information[march6-march27]

Location:Norman,Okla.Enrollment:30,092Conference:Big12Nickname:Sooners

SIDContact:CraigMoranSIDPhone:405-325-6449SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.SoonerSports.com

HeadCoach:SunnyGolloway(OklahomaChristian,1984)2011OverallRecord:41-19Conf.Record/Place:14-11-1/3rd

Location:Eugene,Ore.Enrollment:23,389Conference:Pac-12Nickname:Ducks

SIDContact:AndriaWenzelSIDPhone:541-346-0962SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.GoDucks.com

HeadCoach:GeorgeHorton(CalStateFullerton,’78)2011OverallRecord:33-26-1Conf.Record/Place:11-16/8th

Location:Corvallis,Ore.Enrollment:23,761Conference:Pac-12Nickname:Beavers

SIDContact:HankHagerSIDPhone:541-737-7472SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.OSUBeavers.com

HeadCoach:PatCasey(GeorgeFox,1990)2011OverallRecord:41-19Conf.Record/Place:17-10/2nd

Location:Niagara,N.Y.Enrollment:3,853Conference:MAACNickname:PurpleEagles

SIDContact:BobVailSIDE-mail:[email protected]:716-286-8586Website:www.PurpleEagles.comHeadCoach:RobMcCoy(DakotaWesleyan,2003)2011OverallRecord:8-40Conf.Record/Place:5-19/9th

MARCH6NIAGARA

MARCH9-atOregonStateNikeShowcase

MARCH10-vs.OklahomaNikeShowcase

MARCH10-atOregonNikeShowcase

Location:Champaign,Ill.Enrollment:42,326Conference:BigTenNickname:FightingIllini

SIDContact:BenTaylorSIDPhone:217-244-5045SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.FightingIllini.com

HeadCoach:DanHartleb(SouthernIllinois,1989)2011OverallRecord:30-27Conf.Record/Place:15-9/1st

MARCH11-vs.IllinoisNikeShowcase

Location:Akron,OhioEnrollment:27,911Conference:Mid-AmericanNickname:Zips

SIDContact:NickVanDemarkSIDPhone:330-972-6584SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.GoZips.com

HeadCoach:RickRembielak(Akron,1988)2011OverallRecord:16-37Conf.Record/Place:7-20/5th

Location:Storrs,Conn.Enrollment:30,034Conference:BIGEASTNickname:HuskiesSIDContact:BrendanFlynnSIDPhone:860-486-1496SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.UConnHuskies.comHeadCoach:JimPender(Connecticut’94)2011OverallRecord:45-20-1Conf.Record/Place:22-5/1st

Location:Riverdale,N.Y.Enrollment:3,200Conference:MAACNickname:Jaspers

SIDContact:StephenDombroskiSIDPhone:718-862-7228SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.GoJaspers.com

HeadCoach:JayAlexander(WayneSt,1996)2011OverallRecord:37-22Conf.Record/Place:16-11/2nd

Location:Ypsilanti,Mich.Enrollment:22,638Conference:Mid-AmericanNickname:Eagles

SIDContact:ChrisPuzzuoliSIDPhone:313-802-0104SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.EMUEagles.com

HeadCoach:JayAlexander(WayneState,1996)2011OverallRecord:37-22Conf.Record/Place:16-11/2nd

MARCH10-14EASTERNMICHIGAN

MARCH16-18MANHATTAN

MARCH20,APRIL17,MAY9AKRON

MARCH23-25CONNECTICUT

Location:Morehead,Ky.Enrollment:10,235Conference:OhioValleyNickname:Eagles

SIDContact:AndrewGoetzSIDPhone:606-783-5481SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.MSUEagles.com

HeadCoach:JaySorg2011OverallRecord:10-39Conf.Record/Place:6-16/8th

March27-vs.MoreheadStMountaineerDiamondClassic


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Opponent Information[march30-may11]

Location:CollegePark,Md.Enrollment:37,641Conference:AtlanticCoastNickname:Terrapins

SIDContact:JustinMooreSIDPhone:301-314-7068SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.UMTerps.com

HeadCoach:ErikBakich(EastCarolina,’00)2011OverallRecord:21-35Conf.Record/Place:5-25/6th

Location:Piscataway,N.J.Enrollment:42,327Conference:BIGEASTNickname:ScarletKnights

SIDContact:JimmyGillSIDPhone:732-445-7886SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.ScarletKnights.com

HeadCoach:FredHill(Upsala,1957)2011OverallRecord:20-30Conf.Record/Place:11-16/10th

Location:Villanova,Pa.Enrollment:6,240Conference:BIGEASTNickname:Wildcats

SIDContact:DavidBermanSIDPhone:610-519-4122SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.Villanova.com

HeadCoach:JoeGodri(Pitt,1990)2011OverallRecord:20-32Conf.Record/Place:7-20/11th

Location:Queens,N.Y.Enrollment:21,354Conference:BIGEASTNickname:RedStorm

SIDContact:TimBrownSIDPhone:718-990-1521SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.RedStormSports.com

HeadCoach:EdBlankmeyer(SetonHall,1976)2011OverallRecord:36-22Conf.Record/Place:18-8/2nd

MARCH30-APRIL1atSt.John’s

April5-7VILLANOVA

APRIL11atMaryland

APRIL13-15atRutgers

Location:Pittsburgh,Pa.Enrollment:28,328Conference:BIGEASTNickname:Panthers

SIDContact:MattJacksonSIDPhone:412-648-8240SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.PittsburghPanthers.com

HeadCoach:JoeJordano(Westminster,1985)2011OverallRecord:33-23Conf.Record/Place:16-11

APRIL20-22PITT

Location:Louisville,Ky.Enrollment:22,000Conference:BIGEASTNickname:Cardinals

SIDContact:GarettWallSIDPhone:502-852-3088SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.UofLsports.com

HeadCoach:DanMcDonnell(TheCitadel,1992)2011OverallRecord:32-29Conf.Record/Place:14-13/4th

Location:Washington,D.C.Enrollment:15,318Conference:BIGEASTNickname:Hoyas

SIDContact:MexCareySIDPhone:202-687-2475SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.GUHoyas.com

HeadCoach:PeteWilk(Rollins,1987)2011OverallRecord:23-33Conf.Record/Place:5-21

Location:SouthOrange,N.J.Enrollment:9,700Conference:BIGEASTNickname:Pirates

SIDContact:MattSweeneySIDPhone:973-761-9493SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.SHUpirates.com

HeadCoach:RobSheppard(SetonHall’92)2011OverallRecord:34-25Conf.Record/Place:14-13/5th

Location:Baltimore,Md.Enrollment:3,875Conference:MEACNickname:Eagles

SIDContact:RogerMcAfeeSIDPhone:410-951-3729SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.CoppinStateSports.com

HeadCoach:ShermanReed(Towson,1983)2011OverallRecord:5-39Conf.Record/Place:2-16/7th

APRIL24atCoppinState

APRIL27-29atSetonHall

MAY5-6LOUISVILLE

MAY11-13atGeorgetown

Location:Philadelphia,Pa.Enrollment:7,554Conference:Atlantic10Nickname:Explorers

SIDContact:JaredSmithSIDPhone:215-951-1633SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.GoExplorers.com

HeadCoach:MikeLake(LaSalle,1982)2011OverallRecord:28-26Conf.Record/Place:13-11/6th

MAY15LaSALLE


Opponent Information[may15-june4]

May23-27BrightHouseFieldClearwater,Fla.

TheBIGEASTBaseballChampionshipwillheldatBrightHouseFieldforthefifthtimein2012.ThestadiumishometotheClearwaterThreshers,theClassAaffiliateofthePhiladel-phiaPhillies.Thetopeightteams,basedonregular-seasonfinishintheleaguestandings,qualifiedforthechampionship,adouble-eliminationevent.

Location:Tampa,Fla.Enrollment:47,122Conference:BIGEASTNickname:Bulls

SIDContact:AshleyWalkerSIDPhone:813-974-4087SIDEmail:[email protected]:www.GoUSFBulls.com

HeadCoach:LeloPrado(Tampa,1985)2011OverallRecord:25-29Conf.Record/Place:13-14/9th

MAY17-19atUSF

MAY23-27BIGEASTTOURNAMENT

June1-4RegionalsCampusSites

June8-11SuperRegionalsCampusSites

June15-25/26CollegeWorldSeriesTDAmeritradeParkOmahaOmaha,Neb.

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Enteringthefinalseriesoftheregularseries,WVUwentintotheweekendneedingonewintoclinchaberthintheBIGEASTChampion-ship.Theteamearnedthewinonthefinaldayoftheregularseasontosecureawinningregularseason,aswellasawinningconferencerecord.ThewinalsoclinchedtheNo.4seedinthetournamentafteramini-conferencetie-breakerthattheMountaineerswin. ThefightanddeterminationoftheteamrepresentedwhatcoachGregVanZantpreachedallseasontothisseniorladenteam. GrantBucknercompletedhisWVUcareerasoneofthebesthitterstogothroughtheprogramandfinished2011asarguablythetophitterintheBIGEAST.Bucknerfinished2011witha.364average,48runs,14doubles,eighthomerunsand46RBIs.TheChicagoWhiteSoxdraftpickearnedall-BIGEASTthirdteamhonorsatshortstopforhiseffortsincommittingjust13errors. TheMountaineersalsosaidgoodbyetoJeremyGumwhospenthisfinalseasonatWVUasadesignatedhitter,findingastrokethatlandedhimaspotontheall-BIGEASTfirstteam.Gumhadgaudynumbersthatincludeda.339average,16doubles,fourhomerunsand38RBIs.Neverafraidtotakeonefortheteam,GumbrokeboththeBIGEASTandWVUrecordbyget-tinghitby23pitchesduringtheseason.

Season Review[recapping2011]

OthergraduatingpositionplayersincludedMarkDvoroznak,JustinMcDavid,KevinGriffinandColinDurborow.Dvoroznakplayed53gamesincenterfield,makingjustoneerrorandbatting.286fortheseason.Thestartingthirdbasemanthroughouttheseason,McDavidcom-pletedtheseasonwitha.276battingaverageandledtheteamwiththreetriplesandregis-teredthirdontheteamwith12doubles.Griffinbattledinjuriesallseason,starting22games

atcatcher,whileDurborowstarted14gamesatsecondbase. SeniorAndyBerryprovedhisworthastheaceonthestaffandaSundaystarterforWVU.Berryfinishedtheseasonwithanimpressive8-4recordin15starts,togoalongwithanearned-runaverageof4.09.Berrywastiedfortheleadontheteamwith48strikeoutsandhadthreegut-wrenchingcompletegameperfor-mances,includingtwoagainstNotreDame. InhisrookieseasonRyanTezakfoundhim-selfasthecloserandhadanimpressiveseasonbyrecordinga3.81ERAin16appearances.Tezakfinishedtheseasonwitha3-2recordandfoursavestogoalongwith30strikeouts,themostamongrelievers. Theseasonbeganwithanimpressive5-0shutoutwinovertheIowathatsawBucknerhomeringinhisfirsttwoatbatsandleft-handerJonJonesholdingtheHawkeyestotwohitsin6.1innings.TheBIGEAST/BigTenChallengecontinuedwithaheartbreakinglosstoPennStateintheeighthinning,whileMcDavidhitawalk-offsinglewithtwo-outsinthebottomoftheninthtogiveWVUa5-4winoverIllinoisinthefinalgame. AfterlosingthenextfourgamesagainstMi-ami(Ohio),Marist,UNCWilmingtonandWrightState,theMountaineerbatsexplodedfor12runsand18hitsina12-1routofTemple.Gumfinishedtheafternoon4-for-5withahomerun,adouble,fourRBIsandthreeruns. Theteamthenreturnedtothefriendlycon-finesofHawleyFieldtoopenthehomeseason

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anddidnotdisappoint,recording11winsina14gamehomestand.WVUsweptBryantandEasternKentucky,whiletaking3-of-4fromRiderandCanisius.ThehomestandconcludedwithasplitdoubleheaderagainstEasternMichiganthatsawWVUtakegameone20-6afterallow-ingsixrunsinthetopofthefirstinning.Griffinledtheteamwitha4-for-5performance,includ-ingtwodoubles,tworunsandthreeRBIs. TheBIGEASTseasonquicklycreptuponWVUanditwasofftoUSFforathree-gameseriesagainstoneoftheconference’stougheropponents.Afterfallinginthefirstgame,WVUtookthefinaltwooftheseriestoendthefirstweekendwithawinningrecordintheBIGEAST. AfterfallingintheMountaineerDiamondClassictoatoughMoreheadStateteam,WVUreturnedtotheBIGEASTseasonforthesecondtoughroadtripoftheseasonanddefeatedNo.23Louisville9-2ingameonetogiveWVUitsfirstwinatLouisvilleinteamhistory.Tezakre-cordedhisfirstcareerwininasolidfiveinningsofrelief,allowingjustonehitandstrikingoutseven.TheMountaineersthendroppedthefinaltwogamesoftheseriestobringtheirBIGEASTrecordto6-6. Afterahomemidweeknon-conferencelosstoMaryland,WVUsweptGeorgetownathome.BucknerandDanDiBartolomeofinishedtheseriesbatting.455and.444,respectively.Bucknerhadonerun,onedoubleandtwoRBIs,

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whileDiBartolomeoscoredthreerunsandhadonehomertogowiththreeRBIs. WVUlookedtocontinuethesuccessastheteamtookaroadtriptoNotreDame.Atwo-runtwo-outdoublebyfreshmanRyanMcBroomledtheMountaineerstoa6-4victoryingameone

oftheseries.OnlyafewhourslateronESPNU,theMountaineersfell5-2totheIrishinablustery,rainynightgamethatfeaturedthreeraindelaysandwindsthatcameinfromalldirections. Needingastrongperformancetowintheseriesingamethree,Berryfailedtodisappointbyallowingjustthreehitsandonerunforhisfirstcareernine-inningcompletegame.Bucknerfinishedtheafternoonwitha3-for-5performance,includingtworuns,adouble,ahomerunandthreeRBIs.Bucknercompletedtheweekendbatting6-for-12withfourruns,twodoubles,ahomerunandfourRBIs.WhatismoreimpressiveiswhatBucknerdidinhiscareeragainsttheIrish,going13-for-37with13runs,threedoubles,fivehomerunsand20RBIs. Theteamreturnedhomeandwasabletotaketwo-of-threefromSetonHallwithBuckneragainleadingtheoffensiveattackwitha5-for-9seriesperformance,includingthreeruns,onedouble,onehomerunandthreeRBIs.However,theseriesfeaturedahugelossasfreshmanstarterHarrisonMusgraveendedhissea-sonafterrecordingawininseveninnings

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againstthePiratesingameone.Musgravefeltapop,endinghisseasonastheinjuryrequiredTommyJohnsurgery. AdisappointingtriptoVillanovathatsawWVUonlywinoneledtoWVUreturninghomeandtakingtwo-of-threefromCincinnati,includ-ingoutscoringtheBearcats25-11inthefinaltwogamesoftheseries.Gum,Buckner,BradyWilsonandT.J.KubanallrecordedhomerunsintheserieswithGumbatting.556andscoringthreeruns,whileknockinginsixRBIs. WVUthenwentontheroadanddroppedanon-conferencegametoAkron,followedbyasweepfromPitt. AfterlosingthefirsttwotoRutgersinthefinalweekendoftheregularseason,theWVUbatscamealiveon“SeniorDay,”withBucknerleadingtheteamwitha2-for-4performance,includingagrandslamhomerun,fiveRBIs,tworunsandtwowalkstoleadtheteamtoa14-5victory.

WVUwenttotheBIGEASTTournament,butwasquicklyoustedbySetonHallandNotreDame.ThePiratesuseeightrunsinthefirstthreeinningstowin10-4,andeventuallywentontowinthetournamentandqualifyfortheNCAATourna-ment.ThefollowingdayWVUneededawinagainstNotreDame,butfell1-0afterBerrypitchedacompletegameandscatteredjustfivehitsandoneunearnedrun. TheMountaineersarelookingtoreboundin2012andwilllikelydothatwithalotofnewfacesafterlosingthemajorityofthe2011squadtograduation.Theteamshouldbeabletorebuild,ifitusesfightanddetermination.

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Season Review[2011results]

Date Opposing team Score r-h-e r-h-e Inns Overall BIG EAST Pitcher of record2/18/11 vs.Iowa W 5-0 5-12-0 0-4-0 9 1-0-0 0-0-0 JonathanJones(W1-0)2/19/11 vs.PennState 2-3 L 2-6-0 3-8-0 9 1-1-0 0-0-0 JoshMcCauley(L0-1)2/20,/11 vs.Illinois W 5-4 5-16-0 4-6-1 9 2-1-0 0-0-0 MichaelTwigg(W1-0)2/25/11 vs.Miami(Ohio) 5-12 L 5-7-3 12-15-2 9 2-2-0 0-0-0 JonathanJones(L1-1)2/26/11 vs.Marist 8-9 L 8-8-0 9-13-4 9 2-3-0 0-0-0 MarcusBroadwater(L0-1)2/27/11 atUNCWilmington 0-8 L 0-7-1 8-14-0 9 2-4-0 0-0-0 AndyBerry(L0-1)3/4/11 vs.WrightState 5-6 L 5-9-0 6-10-1 9 2-5-0 0-0-0 JoshMcCauley(L0-2)3/5/11 vs.Temple W 12-1 12-18-0 1-7-4 9 3-5-0 0-0-0 AndyBerry(W1-1)3/5/11 atElon 1-17 L 1-5-1 17-15-1 9 3-6-0 0-0-0 HarrisonMusgrave(L0-1)3/8/11 Bryant W 7-6 7-13-0 6-7-0 9 4-6-0 0-0-0 MarshallThompson(W1-0)3/8/11 Bryant W 6-1 6-10-3 1-4-3 9 5-6-0 0-0-0 CoreyWalter(W1-0)3/12/11 Rider W 5-3 5-8-1 3-3-2 7 6-6-0 0-0-0 JonathanJones(W2-1)3/12/11 Rider W 11-5 11-12-1 5-12-3 9 7-6-0 0-0-0 AndyBerry(W2-1)3/13/11 Rider W 7-3 7-10-1 3-6-1 7 8-6-0 0-0-0 HarrisonMusgrave(W1-1)3/13/11 Rider 9-12 L 9-16-3 12-16-1 (13) 8-7-0 0-0-0 JoshHarlow(L0-1)3/16/11 EasternKentucky W 8-5 8-13-2 5-7-0 7 9-7-0 0-0-0 MarshallThompson(W2-0)3/16/11 EasternKentcuky W 11-2 11-10-1 2-9-3 9 10-7-0 0-0-0 CoreyWalter(W2-0)3/18/11 Canisius 12-16 L 12-13-1 16-17-2 9 10-8-0 0-0-0 JonathanJones(L2-2)3/19/11 Canisius W 7-6 7-7-0 6-6-2 (8) 11-8-0 0-0-0 ZachBargeron(W1-0)3/19/11 Canisius W 4-3 4-6-2 3-5-1 7 12-8-0 0-0-0 AndyBerry(W3-1)3/20/11 Canisius W 8-5 8-12-1 5-10-1 9 13-8-0 0-0-0 JoshHarlow(W1-1)3/22/11 EasternMichigan W 20-6 20-19-0 6-5-1 7 14-8-0 0-0-0 MarshallThompson(W3-0)3/22/11 EasternMichigan 7-9 L 7-14-0 9-11-0 7 14-9-0 0-0-0 CoreyWalter(L2-1)3/25/11 atUSF 4-8 L 4-8-1 8-10-2 9 14-10-0 0-1-0 JonathanJones(L2-3)3/26/11 atUSF W 9-3 9-12-0 3-13-2 9 15-10-0 1-1-0 HarrisonMusgrave(W2-1)3/27/11 atUSF W 7-6 7-9-1 6-10-1 9 16-10-0 2-1-0 AndyBerry(W4-1)3/29/11 vs.MoreheadState 5-6 L 5-5-3 6-13-1 9 16-11-0 2-1-0 CoreyWalter(L2-2)4/1/11 atLouisville W 9-2 9-14-2 2-8-3 9 17-11-0 3-1-0 RyanTezak(W1-0)4/2/11 atLouisville 2-8 L 2-7-2 8-9-0 9 17-12-0 3-2-0 HarrisonMusgrave(L2-2)4/3/11 atLouisville 3-6 L 3-7-1 6-9-2 9 17-13-0 3-3-0 AndyBerry(L4-2)4/5/11 Maryland 6-10 L 6-7-3 10-11-0 9 17-14-0 3-3-0 MichaelTwigg(L1-1)4/8/11 Georgetown W 4-3 4-7-0 3-6-1 9 18-14-0 4-3-0 MarshallThompson(W4-0)4/9/11 Georgetown W 4-0 4-11-1 0-3-1 9 19-14-0 5-3-0 HarrisonMusgrave(W3-2)4/10/11 Georgetown W 6-4 6-12-1 4-9-1 9 20-14-0 6-3-0 JoshMcCauley(W1-2)4/15/11 atNotreDame W 6-4 6-10-2 4-9-3 (10) 21-14-0 7-3-0 RyanTezak(W2-0)4/15/11 atNotreDame 2-5 L 2-5-1 5-6-1 9 21-15-0 7-4-0 CoreyWalter(L2-3)4/17/11 atNotreDame W 8-1 8-10-0 1-3-2 9 22-15-0 8-4-0 AndyBerry(W5-2)4/21/11 SetonHall W 6-3 6-13-1 3-6-2 9 23-15-0 9-4-0 HarrisonMusgrave(W4-2)4/22/11 SetonHall 3-5 L 3-6-2 5-9-1 9 23-16-0 9-5-0 MarshallThompson(L4-1)4/23/11 SetonHall W 3-2 3-5-0 2-6-1 9 24-16-0 10-5-0 AndyBerry(W5-2)4/29/11 atVillanova 1-5 L 1-11-3 5-10-1 9 24-17-0 10-6-0 JoshMcCauley(L1-3)4/30/11 atVillanova 2-7 L 2-5-2 7-11-1 9 24-18-0 10-7-0 MarshallThompson(L4-2)5/1/11 atVillanova W 4-2 4-13-0 2-10-0 9 25-18-0 11-7-0 RyanTezak(W3-0)5/7/11 Cincinnati 4-9 L 4-10-1 9-8-0 9 25-19-0 11-8-0 RyanTezak(L3-1)5/7/11 Cincinnati W 11-4 11-10-0 4-11-0 9 26-19-0 12-8-0 MarshallThompson(W5-2)5/8/11 Cincinnati W 14-7 14-15-2 7-16-5 9 27-19-0 13-8-0 AndyBerry(W7-2)5/10/11 atAkron 2-3 L 2-10-0 3-7-1 (11) 27-20-0 13-8-0 RyanTezak(L3-2)5/13/11 atPitt 1-12 L 1-6-0 12-15-3 9 27-21-0 13-9-0 JoshMcCauley(L1-4)5/14/11 atPitt 2-5 L 2-7-1 5-8-0 9 27-22-0 13-10-0 MarshallThompson(L5-3)5/15/11 atPitt 6-10 L 6-12-1 10-10-1 9 27-23-0 13-11-0 AndyBerry(L7-3)5/19/11 Rutgers 4-6 L 4-10-1 6-7-1 9 27-24-0 13-12-0 JoshMcCauley(L1-5)5/20/11 Rutgers 5-7 L 5-9-1 7-12-3 9 27-25-0 13-13-0 CoreyWalter(L2-4)5/21/11 Rutgers W 14-5 14-15-0 5-14-1 9 28-25-0 14-13-0 AndyBerry(W8-3)5/25/11 vs.SetonHall 4-10 L 4-13-2 10-13-1 9 28-26-0 14-13-0 MarshallThompson(L5-4)5/26/11 vs.NotreDame 0-1 L 0-4-2 1-7-0 9 28-27-0 14-13-0 AndyBerry(L8-4)

()extrainninggameOverallRecord:28-27BIGEASTRecord:14-13Home:19-8Away:6-12Neutral:3-7


Season Review[2011playerstatistics]

BATTINGPlayer AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%BUCKNER,Grant .364 55 55 209 48 76 14 1 8 46 116 .555 20 10 25 2 .440 2 7 3 6 90 144 13 .947GUM,Jeremy .339 53 52 177 33 60 16 1 4 38 90 .508 11 23 27 6 .439 3 9 3 5 27 3 1 .968DIBARTOLOMEO,Dan .338 41 40 148 39 50 5 1 6 28 75 .507 13 12 22 4 .426 3 2 6 10 71 84 5 .969WILSON,Brady .330 55 55 215 45 71 8 1 2 27 87 .405 23 10 24 3 .418 1 13 12 14 119 4 1 .992MALLOY,Matt .289 40 35 135 24 39 7 1 3 15 57 .422 7 1 21 4 .326 1 9 1 1 182 37 4 .982DVOROZNAK,Mark .286 53 50 161 29 46 7 0 1 18 56 .348 14 5 35 3 .357 2 9 3 4 131 5 1 .993RASKY,Chris .286 43 36 112 19 32 5 0 1 21 40 .357 16 14 24 2 .434 1 3 1 1 71 1 2 .973MCDAVID,Justin .276 55 55 217 35 60 12 3 2 35 84 .387 12 2 28 6 .315 4 18 2 3 99 88 12 .940MCBROOM,Ryan .246 45 35 130 13 32 5 0 3 24 46 .354 9 4 26 0 .306 4 4 0 0 314 13 3 .991FRAZER,Matt .357 8 8 28 2 10 4 0 0 3 14 .500 3 0 2 0 .419 0 1 0 0 16 0 0 1.000KUBAN,T.J. .289 29 18 76 8 22 1 0 2 7 29 .382 7 0 21 1 .349 0 3 1 1 78 11 2 .978GRIFFIN,Kevin .282 25 22 78 12 22 6 0 2 12 34 .436 6 1 19 5 .341 0 3 0 0 119 20 1 .993FRANKLIN,Isac .262 26 17 65 7 17 2 0 0 10 19 .292 3 0 2 2 .294 0 2 1 2 29 51 3 .964DURBOROW,Colin .197 27 14 61 10 12 2 0 1 7 17 .279 2 1 5 3 .231 1 2 0 0 26 35 7 .897THOMPSON,L.K. .000 12 1 12 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 .000 3 0 3 0 .200 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1.000DOLAN,Cody .000 7 2 6 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 1 0 2 0 .125 1 0 0 0 19 1 0 1.000BROADWATER,Marcus .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000Totals .300 55 55 1830 326 549 94 8 35 294 764 .417 150 83 286 41 .375 23 85 33 47 1422 590 58 .972

Opponents .281 55 55 1813 311 509 87 13 30 289 712 .393 222 51 300 24 .372 18 59 71 106 1407 618 75 .964

LOB-Team(442),Opp(431).DPsturned-Team(36),Opp(48).TPsturned-Team(1).CI-Team(1),MALLOY,M.1,Opp(4).

IBB-Team(8),BUCKNER,G.5,GUM,J.1,DIBARTOLOMEO1,RASKY,C.1,Opp(7).Pickedoff-GUM,J.1,MCBROOM,R.1,WILSON,B.1,RASKY,C.1,MCDAVID,J.1,DIBARTOLOMEO1,BUCKNER,G.1.

PITCHINGPlayer ERA W L APP GS CG SHOCBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHABERRY,Andy 4.09 8 4 15 15 3 0 0 0 103.1 114 57 47 30 48 23 5 8 400 .285 6 6 0 5 11MUSGRAVE,Harrison 4.61 4 2 10 10 2 1 0 0 56.2 55 34 29 23 41 11 0 3 217 .253 7 7 0 5 4WALTER,Corey 4.75 2 4 12 4 1 0 0 0 55.0 58 34 29 20 29 9 1 2 206 .282 3 4 1 3 11THOMPSON,Marshall 4.88 5 4 11 11 2 0 0 0 66.1 66 43 36 39 48 11 1 2 248 .266 11 5 2 0 11JONES,Jonathan 5.56 2 3 9 8 1 0 1 0 45.1 48 33 28 27 32 7 2 7 168 .286 3 5 0 0 9MCCAULEY,Josh 5.72 1 5 13 6 0 0 0 0 45.2 59 35 29 22 27 8 0 4 184 .321 4 8 0 1 4MORRONE,Matt 3.18 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 5.2 5 2 2 3 1 2 0 0 21 .238 0 1 0 0 0TEZAK,Ryan 3.81 3 2 16 0 0 0 0 4 28.1 28 12 12 13 30 4 1 0 109 .257 5 2 0 0 3HARLOW,Josh 4.55 1 1 11 0 0 0 0 1 31.2 30 19 16 14 22 4 3 1 118 .254 2 2 2 2 2BROADWATER,Marcus 7.90 0 1 7 0 0 0 1 1 13.2 19 14 12 4 8 5 0 0 56 .339 0 4 0 0 3BARGERON,Zach 8.22 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 7.2 8 8 7 12 7 1 0 1 30 .267 1 1 2 0 0TWIGG,Michael 10.451 1 7 1 0 0 0 1 10.1 13 12 12 9 5 1 0 1 38 .342 0 4 0 1 1HASH,Jonathan 16.620 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4.1 6 8 8 6 2 1 0 1 18 .333 0 2 0 1 0Totals 5.07 28 27 55 55 9 2 1 7 474.0 509 311 267 222 300 87 13 30 1813 .281 42 51 7 18 59

Opponents 4.95 27 28 55 55 4 2 2 10 469.0 549 326 258 150 286 94 8 35 1830 .300 25 83 4 23 85

PB-Team(9),MALLOY,M.7,GRIFFIN,K.2,Opp(16).Pickoffs-Team(9),THOMPSON,M.3,JONES,J.3,WALTER,C.1,MUSGRAVE,H.1,MALLOY,M.1,Opp(7).SBA/ATT-MALLOY,M.(47-63),GRIFFIN,K.(23-37),JONES,J.(12-18),MCCAULEY,J.(9-14),MUSGRAVE,H.(10-12),THOMPSON,M.(4-12),BERRY,A.(6-11),WALTER,C.(7-10),HARLOW,J.(5-7),TWIGG,M.(4-7),TEZAK,R.(5-6),BARGERON,Z.(6-6),BROADWATER(2-2),HASH,J.(1-1).



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Season Review[bigeastawards/standings]

Jeremy Gum

2011 BIG EAST STANDINGS

BIGEAST Pct. Overall Pct.Connecticut*# 22-5 .815 45-20-1 .689St.John’s* 18-8 .692 36-22 .621Pittsburgh* 16-11 .593 33-23 .589WestVirginia* 14-13 .519 28-27 .509SetonHall*& 14-13 .519 34-25 .576Louisville* 14-13 .519 32-29 .525Cincinnati* 14-13 .519 30-27 .526NotreDame* 13-13 .500 23-29-1 .443USF 13-14 .481 25-29 .463Rutgers 11-16 .407 20-30 .400Villanova 7-20 .259 20-32 .385Georgetown 5-22 .185 23-33 .411

&WonBIGEASTChampionshipTitle#Clinchedregularseasonconferencetitle*QualifiedforBIGEASTChampionship

2011 BIG EAST HONORS

PLAYER OF THE YEARGeorge Springer, OF, Connecticut BIG EAST PITCHER OF THE YEARMatt Barnes, RHP, Connecticut BIG EAST ROOKIE OF THE YEARTrey Mancini, 1B, Notre Dame

BIG EAST COACH OF THE YEARJim Penders, Connecticut

ALL-BIG EAST FIRST TEAMPos. Player School Class HometownP Matt Barnes * Connecticut Jr. Bethel, Conn.P Justin Amlung Louisville So. Louisville, Ky.P Kyle Hansen St. John’s So. Glen Gove, N.Y.P Joe DiRocco Seton Hall Sr. East Hanover, N.J.C Kevan Smith * Pittsburgh Sr. Cranberry Township, Pa.1B David Chester Pittsburgh Sr. Collinsville, Okla.2B Ryan Wright Louisville Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind.3B Jonathan Koscso USF Sr. Tampa, Fla.SS Joe Panik St. John’s Jr. Hopewell Junction, N.Y.OF Justin Riddell Cincinnati Sr. Lexington, Ky.OF George Springer * Connecticut Jr. New Britain, Conn.OF Rand Ravnaas Georgetown Jr. Fort Worth, TexasOF Jeremy Baltz St. John’s So. Vestal, N.Y.DH Jeremy Gum West Virginia Sr. Bridgeport, W.Va.* unanimous selection

ALL-BIG EAST SECOND TEAMPos. Player School Class HometownP Greg Nappo Connecticut Sr. Madison, Conn.P Matt Iannazzo Pittsburgh Jr. Norwalk, Conn.P Randy Fontanez USF Sr. Oviedo, Fla.P Kevin Quackenbush USF Sr. Tampa, Fla.C Doug Elliot Connecticut Sr. Rocky Hill, Conn.1B Mike Nemeth Connecticut Sr. Washington, N.J.2B LJ Mazzilli Connecticut So. Greenwich, Conn.3B Ryan Fuller Connecticut Jr. Old Lyme, Conn.SS Nick Ahmed Connecticut Jr. East Longmeadow, Mass.OF Stewart Ijames Louisville Jr. Louisville, Ky.OF John Schultz Pittsburgh Sr. West Lawn, Pa.OF Michael Lang Rutgers Sr. Dumont, N.J.DH Justin Glass Cincinnati Fr. Fort Wayne, Ind.

ALL-BIG EAST THIRD TEAMPos. Player School Class HometownP Kevin Vance Connecticut Jr. Solana Beach, Calif.P Tony Zych Louisville Jr. Monee, Ill.P Brian Dupra Notre Dame Sr. Rochester, N.Y.C Erick Fernandez Georgetown Sr. Hialeah, Fla.1B Trey Mancini Notre Dame Fr. Winter Haven, Fla.1B Paul Karmas St. John’s Sr. Douglaston, N.Y.3B Sean Lamont Georgetown Sr. Houston, TexasSS Grant Buckner West Virginia Sr. Elkview W.Va.OF Braden Kline Cincinnati Fr. Warsaw, Ind.OF John Andreoli Connecticut Jr. Shrewsbury, Mass.OF Casey Roche Pittsburgh Fr. Downingtown, Pa.DH Tim Martin Connecticut Jr. Stratford, Conn.DH Anthony Defabio Pittsburgh Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa.


Season Review[bigeastteamstatistics]

TEAM BATTING (ALL GAMES)TEAM G AVG OB% SLUG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT SH SFConnecticut 66 .309 .383 .425 2337 424 722 132 19 34 390 238 349 127-17047 30Pittsburgh 56 .307 .393 .449 1885 364 579 101 23 40 328 223 294 69-107 39 23WestVirginia 55 .300 .375 .417 1830 326 549 93 8 35 294 150 286 33-47 85 23Cincinnati 57 .285 .370 .404 1913 317 545 105 9 35 286 227 382 69-102 32 21St.John’s 58 .283 .380 .408 2000 379 566 111 12 38 335 268 395 71-99 36 24Georgetown 56 .272 .354 .387 1924 327 524 116 12 27 290 196 392 86-114 23 17Villanova 52 .269 .353 .346 1744 220 470 77 9 13 188 180 338 53-70 56 14USF 54 .262 .338 .345 1828 228 479 61 11 23 208 153 347 34-53 48 16Louisville 61 .253 .337 .367 2016 283 510 91 15 36 262 215 353 68-96 35 23Rutgers 50 .251 .330 .330 1737 235 436 79 13 11 201 166 398 34-51 41 23SetonHall 59 .245 .329 .314 2006 260 492 72 13 13 232 197 311 57-79 70 21NotreDame 53 .239 .315 .325 1736 195 415 81 7 18 172 175 303 46-78 72 12

TEAM BATTING (CONFERENCE GAMES)TEAM G AVG OB% SLUG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-ATT SH SFConnecticut 27 .314 .377 .428 934 166 293 50 6 15 152 79 132 55-71 23 11Pittsburgh 27 .286 .377 .425 917 166 262 54 4 22 146 111 127 27-44 22 8WestVirginia 27 .284 .359 .384 912 144 259 41 4 14 127 69 154 17-24 35 9Cincinnati 27 .278 .351 .381 928 134 258 50 5 12 126 91 181 26-42 14 11St.John’s 26 .273 .368 .404 864 150 236 46 5 19 134 105 163 21-40 18 7USF 27 .266 .349 .347 909 117 242 30 5 11 105 95 177 12-22 30 9Villanova 27 .263 .344 .332 914 94 240 40 4 5 84 92 181 14-26 30 6Rutgers 27 .254 .337 .323 950 120 241 45 6 3 105 92 209 16-26 25 10Louisville 27 .252 .336 .373 916 141 231 38 5 21 134 100 185 40-55 18 11NotreDame 26 .248 .328 .337 863 102 214 38 3 11 90 97 135 23-38 38 7Georgetown 27 .242 .306 .336 918 102 222 47 6 9 91 69 189 30-39 15 8SetonHall 27 .230 .316 .293 943 107 217 35 6 4 100 97 134 21-28 29 8

TEAM PITCHING (ALL GAMES)TEAM G ERA B/AVG W-L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR SHO SVSetonHall 59 2.68 .240 34-25 547.0 483 200 163 210 426 4 14 9 14Louisville 61 3.06 .253 32-29 546.1 522 244 186 190 410 0 29 6 17Connecticut 66 3.16 .232 45-20 592.2 499 261 208 247 460 3 22 9 17NotreDame 53 3.42 .266 23-29 481.2 484 220 183 143 368 1 22 7 12USF 54 4.00 .251 25-29 484.0 445 253 215 185 358 0 35 4 13St.John’s 58 4.06 .261 36-22 514.1 503 269 232 226 399 1 19 4 13Pittsburgh 56 4.19 .282 33-23 485.2 527 272 226 174 334 6 24 7 12Rutgers 50 4.46 .287 20-30 454.1 507 270 225 155 293 6 25 0 5Cincinnati 57 4.67 .281 30-27 498.2 538 313 259 208 354 3 24 3 11Georgetown 56 4.98 .290 22-33 482.1 555 336 267 215 300 0 45 0 7WestVirginia 55 5.07 .281 28-27 474.0 509 311 267 222 300 9 30 2 7Villanova 52 5.19 .298 20-32 454.0 543 343 262 217 356 1 13 0 11

TEAM PITCHING (CONFERENCE GAMES)TEAM G ERA B/AVG W-L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR SHO SVConnecticut 27 2.28 .200 22-5 241.0 170 84 61 82 193 2 9 4 8SetonHall 27 2.44 .226 14-13 258.0 211 89 70 97 194 2 7 4 5St.John’s 26 3.18 .245 18-8 232.1 209 97 82 86 161 1 5 2 8NotreDame 26 3.21 .264 13-13 238.2 240 104 85 66 168 1 14 3 7Louisville 27 3.46 .274 14-13 244.1 261 116 94 77 167 0 8 0 7Pittsburgh 27 3.91 .282 16-11 239.1 260 132 104 78 151 4 13 3 7USF 27 3.92 .243 13-14 239.0 213 122 104 95 163 0 13 1 7Rutgers 27 4.27 .284 11-16 253.0 274 134 120 78 160 4 14 0 3WestVirginia 27 4.40 .279 14-13 235.0 248 139 115 101 143 5 12 1 4Cincinnati 27 4.64 .270 14-13 240.2 246 152 124 95 174 3 16 0 3Villanova 27 5.37 .310 7-20 238.0 299 194 142 128 164 1 6 0 2Georgetown 27 5.59 .303 5-22 233.1 284 180 145 114 129 0 29 0 2



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Record Book[ hitting records ]

Season Batting Average(Minimum 100 at-bats).439................Dan DiBartolomeo ................. 2009.430....................Bob Bernardo ..................... 1984.429....................Joe McNamee ..................... 1998.426....................Paul Popovich ..................... 1960.425......................Steve Rolen ....................... 1989.424 .......................Tyler Kuhn ........................ 2008.421 ..................... Jedd Gyorko ...................... 2009.418 ...................Vince Belnome .................... 2009.417 ................. Jamie Hammond .................. 1998.416 ....................Mark Landers ..................... 1994

Career Batting Average(Minimum 300 at-bats).404..................... Jedd Gyorko .................2008-10.388...................Vince Belnome ...............2007-09.387 ...................Lance Williams ...............1998-99.380......................Steve Rolen ..................1986-89.378 ........................ Lee Fritz ................... 2002-05.373 ....................Joe McNamee ................1995-98.372 ....................... Matt Hart ...................1997-98.369....................Justin Jenkins ................2005-07.367..................... Adam White .................2006-07.366....................... Apie Weik ...................1921-24

Season Base Hits101 ........................Tyler Kuhn ........................ 200896 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 200995 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 200894 .......................Justin Jenkins ..................... 200692 ..........................Tyler Kuhn ........................ 200691 .......................Mark Landers ..................... 199490 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 2010 Dan DiBartolomeo ................. 200989 ......................Vince Belnome .................... 200988 ........................... Lee Fritz ......................... 2003

Career Base Hits 324 ........................Tyler Kuhn .................. 2005-08281 ...................... Jedd Gyorko .................2008-10253.....................Justin Jenkins ................2005-07251 ...................... Tim McCabe ................ 2000-03244 ................... Josh Williamson ..............1994-97

232.................... Grant Buckner ...............2008-11230......................... Lee Fritz ................... 2002-05223....................Stan Posluszny .............. 2003-06220.....................Mark Landers ................1991-94219 ..................... Kurtis Clinton ................2001-04

Season Home Runs19 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 2010 Mark Landers ..................... 199416 ..........................Kirk Taylor ........................ 199715 ....................... Austin Markel ..................... 200915 .......................Joe McNamee ..................... 199714 .......................Bob Bernardo ..................... 198513 .......................Joe McNamee ..................... 1998 Kurtis Clinton ..................... 200312 .........................Steve Rolen ....................... 1989 Jon Szynal ........................ 1988 Bill Reep ......................... 1992 Tony Myers ....................... 1995 Stan Posluszny .................... 2005 Justin Jenkins ..................... 2005 Justin Parks ...................... 2009

Career Home Runs 35 ........................ Jedd Gyorko .................2008-10 Tim McCabe ................ 2000-0333 .......................Justin Jenkins ................2005-07 Stan Posluszny .............. 2003-0632 .......................Mark Landers ................1991-9430 .......................Joe McNamee ................1995-9828 ....................... Austin Markel ............... 2006-09 Steve Rolen ..................1986-8923 ..........................Kirk Taylor ...................1994-97 Greg Gilbert .................1984-87 Bill Reep ....................1988-92

Season Official At-Bats 255...................... Doug Nelms ...................... 2006252........................Tyler Kuhn ........................ 2006251 .....................Justin Jenkins ..................... 2006241 ....................Stan Posluszny .................... 2006238........................Tyler Kuhn ........................ 2008236...................... Jedd Gyorko ...................... 2010236.......................Dom Hayes ....................... 2010

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232...................... Jedd Gyorko ...................... 2008230...................... Justin Parks ...................... 2009228...................... Jedd Gyorko ...................... 2009

Career At-Bats906........................Tyler Kuhn .................. 2005-08756...................... Tim McCabe ................ 2000-03726..................... Kurtis Clinton ................2001-04701 ................... Josh Williamson ..............1994-97700....................Stan Posluszny .............. 2003-06696...................... Jedd Gyorko .................2008-10686.....................Justin Jenkins ................2005-07 Kirk Taylor ...................1994-97672.................... Grant Buckner ...............2008-11656......................Dan Vasalani.................1990-93

Season RBIs84 ......................Vince Belnome .................... 200981 .......................Mark Landers ..................... 199466 ......................Vince Belnome .................... 2008 Joe McNamee ..................... 199863 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 200860 .......................Bob Bernardo ..................... 1985 Stan Posluszny .................... 200659 ...................Dan DiBartolomeo ................. 2009 Brad Elwood ...................... 1998 Mark Landers ..................... 1993Career RBIs188........................Tyler Kuhn .................. 2005-08178 ...................... Jedd Gyorko .................2008-10174 ....................Vince Belnome ...............2007-09 Stan Posluszny .............. 2003-06167 .....................Mark Landers ................1991-94156 ..................... Austin Markel ............... 2006-09152 ...................... Tim McCabe ................ 2000-03149 .................... Grant Buckner ...............2008-11143 ..................... Kurtis Clinton ................2001-04140 .....................Justin Jenkins ................2005-07

Season Stolen Bases 29 ................... Mickey Mamarella ................. 198629 ....................... Tim Neumark ..................... 199927 .........................Bill Marovic ....................... 1964 Bill Marovic ....................... 196320 ........................ Greg Gilbert ...................... 1986 Bill Marovic ....................... 196519 .................... Jamie Hammond .................. 1998 Jeff Bataglia ...................... 1986 Adam White ...................... 200618 ..........................Jarod Rine ........................ 2002

Career Stolen Bases74 .........................Bill Marovic ..................1963-6542 ..........................Jarod Rine ...................2001-03 Kirk Taylor ...................1994-9740 ....................... Tim Neumark ...........1999-200036 ................... Mickey Mamarella ............1984-87 Josh Williamson ..............1994-9735 ........................Jim Procopio .................1961-6331 ........................ Greg Gilbert .................1984-87 Bobby Watts .................1983-8730 ........................ Adam White .................2005-07


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Season Doubles28 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 2010 Jedd Gyorko ...................... 200927 .......................Joe McNamee ..................... 199825 .......................Justin Jenkins ..................... 200623 .......................Justin Jenkins ..................... 200522 .........................Dom Hayes ....................... 2010 Stan Posluszny .................... 2006 Mark Landers ..................... 199421 ...................... Grant Buckner .................... 2009 Justin Jenkins ..................... 2007

Career Doubles73 ........................ Jedd Gyorko .................2008-1069 .......................Justin Jenkins ................2005-0765 ..........................Tyler Kuhn .................. 2005-0858 ......................Stan Posluszny .............. 2003-06 Grant Buckner ...............2008-1157 ......................Mark Landers ...............1991-9453 ..................... Josh Williamson ..............1994-9751 ......................Vince Belnome ...............2007-0944 ........................ Tim McCabe ................ 2000-03 Kirk Taylor ...................1994-97

Season Triples8 ......................... Austin Markel ..................... 20087 ......................... Austin Markel ..................... 20096 ...........................Joe Agreste ....................... 2008 Tyler Kuhn ........................ 2008 Tyler Kuhn ........................ 2005 Bobby Watts ...................... 1985 Jim Procopio ...................... 19635 ..........................Paul Prosser ...................... 1989 John Hale .........................1971 Dale Ramsburg .................... 1963 Ed Lenert ........................ 1955 Andy Srebroski .................... 19944 ............................11 Players ..................................

Career Triples17 ....................... Austin Markel ............... 2006-0916 ..........................Tyler Kuhn .................. 2005-0811 ........................ Bobby Watts .................1983-86 Jim Procopio .................1962-639 ....................... Josh Williamson ..............1994-97 Kirk Taylor ...................1994-978 Joe Agreste ................. 2008-09 Bill Marovic ..................1963-65 Charley McKown ..............1953-567 .......................... Bob Wallace .................1952-53 Ron Retton ..................1957-59 Paul Prosser .................1987-90

Season Extra Base Hits48 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 201042 .......................Joe McNamee ..................... 199841 .......................Mark Landers ..................... 199437 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 200936 .......................Justin Jenkins ..................... 200535 .......................Justin Jenkins ..................... 200734 ......................Justin Jenkins ..................... 200633 ....................... Austin Markel ..................... 2009 Kirk Taylor ........................ 199732 ..........................Tyler Kuhn ........................ 2008

Career Extra Base Hits113 ...................... Jedd Gyorko .................2008-10105 .....................Justin Jenkins ................2005-07101 ........................Tyler Kuhn .................. 2005-0892 ......................Stan Posluszny .............. 2003-0689 .......................Mark Landers ................1991-9482 ....................... Austin Markel ............... 2006-0981 ...................... Grant Buckner ...............2008-1179 ........................ Tim McCabe ................ 2000-0376 ..........................Kirk Taylor ...................1994-9770 ......................Vince Belnome ...............2007-09 Josh Williamson ..............1994-97

Season Walks43 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 201042 ......................Vince Belnome .................... 200939 .......................Joe McNamee ..................... 199838 ......................Stan Posluszny .................... 200537 ..........................Jon Szynal ........................ 1988 Jake Serfass ...................... 200334 .......................Benny Shreve ..................... 1988 Chad Blevins ...................... 200233 .......................Chris Schmidt ..................... 1999 Jon Szynal ........................ 1987 Vic Rabbits ....................... 1985

Career Walks108 ....................... Vic Rabbits ..................1982-85102 ...................Stan Posluszny .............. 2003-0699 ........................ Tim McCabe ................ 2000-0393 ......................Vince Belnome ...............2007-0992 ........................ Jedd Gyorko .................2008-10 Tyler Kuhn .................. 2005-08 Bobby Watts .................1983-8688 ..................... Josh Williamson ..............1994-9787 ...................... Matt Schubert ..............1989-9286 ........................ Greg Gilbert .................1984-87

Season Runs Scored 76 ........................ Justin Parks ...................... 200975 ....................... Austin Markel ..................... 200974 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 200971 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 2010 Tyler Kuhn ........................ 2008

68 ......................Kevin Olkowski .................... 199866 ......................Vince Belnome .................... 200962 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 2008 Josh Williamson ................... 1997 Justin Jenkins ..................... 2006

Career Runs Scored219 ........................Tyler Kuhn .................. 2005-08207 ...................... Jedd Gyorko .................2008-10177 ................... Josh Williamson ..............1994-97173 ..................... Austin Markel ............... 2006-09 Justin Parks ................ 2005-09167 ...................... Bobby Watts .................1983-86164 ....................Vince Belnome ...............2007-09158 .....................Justin Jenkins ................2005-07152 ...................... Greg Gilbert .................1984-87 Tim McCabe ................ 2000-03

Season Multi-Hit Games 33 ..........................Tyler Kuhn ........................ 200831 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 200930 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 2008 Tyler Kuhn ........................ 200829 ........................... Lee Fritz ......................... 2003 Justin Jenkins ..................... 200628 ........................ Jedd Gyorko ...................... 2010 Dan DiBartolomeo ................. 2009 Justin Parks ...................... 2009 Joe McNamee ..................... 1998 Josh Williamson ................... 1997

Career Multi-Hit Games99 ..........................Tyler Kuhn .................. 2005-0889 ........................ Jedd Gyorko .................2008-1079 .......................Justin Jenkins ................2005-0777 ..................... Josh Williamson ..............1994-9772 ........................... Lee Fritz ................... 2002-0572 ........................ Tim McCabe ................ 2000-0368 ......................Vince Belnome ...............2007-0965 ........................ Justin Parks ................ 2005-0964 ...................... Grant Buckner ...............2008-1163 ....................... Kurtis Clinton ................2001-04 Mark Landers ................1991-94



Career Games Played220........................Tyler Kuhn .................. 2005-08207 ...................... Tim McCabe ................ 2000-03204..................... Kurtis Clinton ................2001-04200........................Kirk Taylor ...................1994-97...........................Stan Posluszny .............. 2003-06197 ................... Josh Williamson ..............1994-97193 ....................Marvin Randall ...............1993-96............................Mark Landers ................1991-94190 ....................... Abe Barker ..................1995-98189..................... Austin Markel ............... 2006-09

INDIVIDUAL HITTING RECORDS

HitsGame: 6 by Vince Belnome vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009Season: 101 by Tyler Kuhn, 2008Career: 324 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

SinglesGame: 5 by 2 players, Babe Barna, 1935; Tim McCabe, 2000 Season: 74 by Lee Fritz, 2003Career: 223 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

DoublesGame: 4 by Matt Hart vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998Season: 28 by Jedd Gyorko, 2009/2010Career: 73 by Jedd Gyorko, 2008-10

TriplesGame: 3 by Kemper Shelton vs. Cincinnati, April 22, 1908Season: 8 by Austin Markel, 2008Career: 17 by Austin Markel, 2006-09

Home RunsGame: 4 by Bill Biddle vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947Season: 19 by Mark Landers and Jedd Gyorko, 1994/2010Career: 35 by Tim McCabe and Jedd Gyorko, 2000-03/2008-10

RBIsGame: 10 by Grant Buckner vs. Notre Dame, May 8, 2010 (game 1)Season: 84 by Vince Belnome, 2009Career: 188 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

Stolen BasesGame: 5 by Babe Barna vs. St. Vincent, May 22, 1937Season: 29 by Mickey Mamarella, 1986; Tim Neumark, 1999Career: 74 by Bill Marovic, 1963-65

Batting AverageSeason (Minimum 50 ABs): .493 by Ed Vacheresse, 1929Season (Minimum 100 ABs): .439 by Dan DiBartolomeo, 2009Career (Minimum 300 ABs): .404 by Jedd Gyorko, 2008-10

Total BasesGame: 18 by Bill Biddle vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947Season: 177 by Jedd Gyorko, 2010Career: 481 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

At-BatsGame: 8 by Don Porter vs. Maryland, April 30, 1973; Matt Hart vs. Notre Dame, May 3, 1998Season: 255 by Doug Nelms, 2006Career: 906 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

Extra Base HitsGame: 5 by Bill Biddle vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947Season: 48 by Jedd Gyorko, 2010Career: 113 by Jedd Gyorko, 2008-10

WalksSeason: 43 by Jedd Gyorko, 2010Career: 108 by Vic Rabbits, 1982-85

Runs ScoredSeason: 76 by Justin Parks, 2009Career: 219 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

Sacrifice HitsSeason: 17 by Jason Pape, 2007Career: 33 by Justin Parks, 2005-09

Sacrifice FliesSeason: 8 by John Kuzemchak, 1987Career: 20 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

StrikeoutsSeason: 57 by Chad McKown, 2005Career: 148 by Austin Markel, 2006-09

Strikeout Avoidance Season: .029 (5 of 171) by Jason Frushour, 1997Career: .064 (35 of 550) by Jason Frushour, 1994-97

Hit-By-PitchSeason: 23 by Jeremy Gum, 2011Career: 39 by Justin Parks, 2005-09

Hitting StreakSeason: Career: 38 by Justin Jenkins, 2007Career: 38 by Justin Jenkins, 2007

Games PlayedCareer: 220 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

Consecutive Games StartedCareer: 220 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

HITTING LEADERS BY POSITION

Season InfieldersBatting Average: .439 by Dan DiBartolomeo, 3B, 2009Hits: 101 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2008HR: 19 by Mark Landers/Jedd Gyorko, 1B/SS, 1994/2010AB: 255 by Doug Nelms, SS, 2006RBI: 84 by Vince Belnome, 2B/DH, 2009SB: 20 by Greg Gilbert, 2B, 19862B: 28 by Jedd Gyorko, SS, 2009/20103B: 6 by Bobby Watts, SS, 1985; Joe Agreste, 1B, 2008Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2008Tyler Kuhn, 2B, 2005Extra Base Hits: 48 by Jedd Gyorko, SS, 2010BB: 43 by Jedd Gyorko, SS , 2010Runs: 74 by Jedd Gyorko, SS, 2009

Career InfieldersBatting Average: .404 by Jedd Gyorko, 2B/SS, 2008-10Hits: 324 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08HR: 35 by Tim McCabe/Jedd Gyorko, 3B/2B-SS, 2000-03/2008-10AB: 906 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08RBI: 188 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08SB: 31 by Greg Gilbert, 2B, 1984-872B: 73 by Jedd Gyorko, 2B/SS, 2008-103B: 16 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08Extra Base Hits: 113 by Jedd Gyorko, 2B/SS, 2008-10BB: 99 by Tim McCabe, 3B, 2000-03Runs: 219 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08Games: 220 by Tyler Kuhn, 2B-SS, 2005-08

Season CatchersBatting Average: .374 by Jason Frushour, 1997Hits: 68 by Brad Elwood, 1998HR: 10 by Brad Elwood, 1998AB: 205 by Tobias Streich, 2009RBI: 59 by Brad Elwood, 1998SB: 14 by Jim Procopio, 19632B: 18 by Tobias Streich, 20083B: 6 by Jim Procopio, 1963Extra Base Hits: 22 by Tobias Streich, 2008, 2009BB: 24 by Jason Frushour, 1997; Jim Halloran, 1987Runs: 49 by Brad Elwood, 1998Career CatchersBatting Average: .335 by Josh Cisneros, 2000-01Hits: 179 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97HR: 13 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97, Brett Caruso, 1991-94AB: 550 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97RBI: 108 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97SB: 35 by Jim Procopio, 1961-632B: 34 by Tobias Streich, 2008-093B: 10 by Jim Procopio, 1961-63Extra Base Hits: 47 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97BB: 64 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97Runs: 107 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97



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Season OutfieldersBatting Average: .430 by Bob Bernardo, RF, 1984Hits: 88 by Lee Fritz, RF, 2003AB: 241 by Stan Posluszny, LF, 2006RBI: 66 by Joe McNamee, LF, 1998SB: 29 by Mickey Mamarella, CF, 19862B: 27 by Joe McNamee, LF, 19983B: 8 by Austin Markel, CF, 2008Extra Base Hits: 45 by Justin Jenkins, LF, 2007BB: 39 by Joe McNamee, LF, 1998Runs: 76 by Justin Parks, LF, 2009

Career OutfieldersBatting Average: .387 by Lance Williams, CF, 1998-99Hits: 230 by Lee Fritz, CF, 2002-05HR: 33 by Stan Posluszny, LF, 2003-06AB: 701 by Josh Williamson, LF, 1994-97RBI: 174 by Stan Posluszny, LF, 2003-06SB: 74 by Bill Marovic, CF, 1963-652B: 58 by Stan Posluszny, LF, 2003-063B: 17 by Austin Markel, CF, 2006-09Extra Base Hits: 92 by Stan Posluszny, LF, 2003-06BB: 108 by Vic Rabbits, CF, 1982-85Runs: 177 by Josh Williamson, LF, 1994-97Games: 200 by Kirk Taylor, CF, 1994-97; Stan Poslusny, LF, 2003-06

TOP HITTING PERFORMANCES

Single-Game HitsSixVince Belnome ............vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009 FiveJeremy Gum ................vs. Notre Dame, May 8, 2010Dom Hayes .....................vs. Maryland, April 7, 2010Dan DiBartolomeo........vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009Dan DiBartolomeo.......... vs. NJ Tech, March 8, 2009Vince Belnome .............. vs. NJ Tech, March 8, 2009Vince Belnome ...... vs. Ohio University, April 9, 2008Tyler Kuhn ........ vs. Md.-Eastern Shore, April 1, 2008Tyler Kuhn .............. vs. Ohio University, April 9, 2008Trent Ridgley ................ vs. Cincinnati, April 13, 2007Doug Nelms ..................vs. Cincinnati, May 14, 2006David Carpenter ............ vs. Seton Hall, April 1, 2006Adam White ...... vs. Md.-Eastern Shore, March, 28, 2006Justin Jenkins ...... vs. St. Bonaventure, March 22, 2006Justin Jenkins ..... vs. Md.-Eastern Shore, April 23, 2005Kurtis Clinton ................ vs. Maryland, April 22, 2003Jarod Rine .................vs. Connecticut, April 13, 2003Tim McCabe .............. vs. St. John’s, March 26, 2000Todd Brock .........................vs. Dayton, May 13, 1999Kevin Olkowski .........vs. Georgetown, April 26, 1998Matt Hart ................... vs. Providence, April 11, 1998Lance Williams .........vs. Georgetown, April 25, 1996Kevin Olkowski .........vs. Georgetown, April 25, 1996Josh Williamson......... vs. Providence, April 13, 1996Chris Enochs ..............vs. Rhode Island, May 7, 1995Mark Landers ......vs. Massachusetts, April 24, 1994Mark Landers ........vs. St. Joseph’s, March 27, 1994Mark Landers ...............vs. Duke, February 25, 1994Mark Landers .....vs. George Washington, March 29, 1993Paul Popovich ........vs. George Washington, April 23, 1960Bucky Bolyard ...........vs. Waynesburg, May 19, 1959

Bill Biddle ........... vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947Hal Grossman ...... vs. Ohio Wesleyan, April 22, 1939Angelo Onder ........vs. Ohio University, May 23, 1936Babe Barna ................. vs. St. Vincent, May 18, 1935Sigmund Weiner .... vs. Morris Harvey, May 23, 1930Ed Vacheresse ....... vs. Quantico Marines, May 11, 1929Phil Pfleger ........................ vs. Juniata, May 21, 1926Lee Llewellyn ..................vs. WUP (Pitt), May 1, 1908

Home Runs FourBill Biddle ............ vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947

ThreeGrant Buckner .............vs. Notre Dame, May 8, 2010Austin Markel ..................... vs. Iona, March 15, 2008Tim McCabe ................... vs. Duquesne, April 1, 2002Kirk Taylor ....................vs. Duquesne, April 27, 1994

RBIsTenGrant Buckner .............vs. Notre Dame, May 8, 2010

NineVince Belnome ............vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009Bill Biddle ........... vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947Angelo Onder .........................vs. Ohio, May 23, 1936

EightDavid DeMoss .........vs. UNC-Greensboro, March 8, 1991

SevenJustin Parks .................vs. Duquesne, April 14, 2009Tyler Kuhn .......vs. St. Bonaventure, March 12, 2008Justin Jenkins ....... vs. Md.-Eastern Shore, April 23, 2005Eric Grimm ... vs. Eastern Michigan, March 22, 2003Tim McCabe ................... vs. Duquesne, April 1, 2002Todd Brock .........................vs. Dayton, May 13, 1999Eddie Weightman vs. N. Carolina A&T, April 5, 1998Dan Vasalani ........... vs. St. Joseph’s, March 5, 1991Bob Bernardo .....vs. Robert Morris, March 24, 1984Craig Mankin ........vs. Fairmont State, May 10, 1962Sigmund Weiner .... vs. Morris Harvey, May 23, 1930

Stolen BasesFiveBabe Barna ..................vs. St. Vincent, May 22, 1937

FourMickey Mamarella .....vs. Armstrong St., March 12, 1986

ThreeAdam White ......................... vs. Pitt, March 24, 2006Jarod Rine ...........vs. Cleveland State, April 10, 2002Tim Neumark ....... vs. Youngstown State, April 5, 2000Tim Neumark .......vs. Michigan State, February 25, 2000Josh McMillen ............... vs. St. John’s, May 23, 1999Tim Neumark .........vs. Connecticut, March 28, 1999Bob Spangler ........vs. Youngstown State, April 12, 1998Josh Williamson.........vs. Rhode Island, May 8, 1994Benny Shreve............vs. Duquesne, March 26, 1988Steve Rolen ...............vs. Duquesne, March 25, 1988Greg Gilbert ............... vs. Penn State, April 26, 1986Matt Comko ............. vs. Morris Harvey, April 7, 1975Steve Snyder ..........................vs. Slippery Rock, 1976Tom Parke ..............vs. Indiana, Pa., March 26, 1966Bill Marovic ............................. vs. VMI, May 14, 1965Bill Marovic .................vs. Virginia Tech, May 1, 1965Bill Marovic .............. vs. California, Pa., April 3, 1965Mike Dyer ............. vs. Fairmont State, April 14, 1964Bill Marovic .......... vs. Fairmont State, April 14, 1964Bill Marovic .................. vs. Catholic, March 26, 1964Bill Marovic ................... vs. Davidson, April 15, 1963Jim Procopio .........vs. Fairmont State, May 10, 1962Ronnie Retton .............vs. Virginia Tech, May 1, 1959Ronnie Retton .................... vs. Bethany, May 4, 1957Joe Nekoranec ..... vs. Fairmont State, April 24, 1939Steve Harrick ..................vs. Marietta, April 15, 1921Matt Turkovick ........vs. Fairmont Collegians, April 8, 1921Ira Errett Rodgers ........ vs. Wash. & Jefferson, May 31, 1919

Hit For CycleBob Spangler .......... vs. Coppin State, April 26, 1998

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Top 5 SeasonBatting AverageAvg. Year.360........................2009.358........................1998.341 ........................2008.339........................2006.336........................1984

Base Hits in One Game32 ................ vs. NJ Tech,March 8, 2009

Season Base HitsHits Year704.........................2006689.........................2009685.........................1998657 ........................1994656.........................2008

Home Runs Inning: ............................5 vs. Stone Hill, 1985 (Tied 7th all-time in NCAA)Game: ....7 at Duquesne, 1997

Season Home RunsHR Year76 ...........................200369 ...........................199768 ...........................200961 ...........................198560 ...........................1988

RBIs in One GameGame:....... 31 vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998

Season RBIsRBI Year491 .........................2009444 ........................2008442 ........................1998404.........................2006393.........................1994

At-BatsGame: 55 vs. Seton Hall, April 1, 2006

Season At-BatsAB Year2078 ......................20062001 ......................20101983 ......................19941921 ......................20081914........... 2009, 1998

HITTING LEADERS SINCE 1940Year BattingAvg. Hits HR RBIs2011 ......... Buckner, .364 ............... Buckner, 76 .............. Buckner, 8 ....................................... Buckner, 462010 .........Gyorko, .381 .................. Gyorko, 90 ................Gyorko, 19 ......................................... Gyorko, 572009 ......... DiBartolomeo, .439 ......Gyorko, 96 ................Markel, 15 ......................................Belnome, 842008 ......... Kuhn, .424 ....................Kuhn, 101 ................ Kuhn, Markel 9 ..............................Belnome, 662007 ......... Jenkins, .372................. Jenkins, 80 ............... Yost, Jenkins 11 ............................... Jenkins, 482006 ......... Bowling, .403 ................ Jenkins, 94 ............... Jenkins, Posluszny, 10 .................Posluszny, 602005 ......... Fritz, .379 ...................... Jenkins, 79 ............... Jenkins, Posluszny, 12 .................Posluszny, 502004 ......... Fritz, .364 ...................... Psomas, 68 .............. Psomas, 9 ....................................... Psomas, 452003 ......... Fritz, .407 ...................... Fritz, 88 .................... Clinton, 13 ..........................................Grimm, 552002 ......... Blevins, .352 ................. Blevins, 64 ...............McCabe, 10 ....................................... Clinton, 352001 ......... Grimm, .358 ..................Grimm, 64 ................ McCabe, 10 ..................................... McCabe, 382000 ......... Reeser, .350 ................. Olkowski, 68 ..............McCabe, Schmidt, Weightman, 4 ............ McCabe, 391999 ......... Williams, .394 ...............Williams, 80 ............. Weightman, 9 ...................................... Brock, 531998 ......... McNamee, .429 ............Olkowski, 83.............McNamee, 13 ..............................McNamee, 661997 ......... Frushour, .374 ............... Williamson, 81 ......... Taylor, 16 ......................................McNamee, 561996 ......... Olkowski, .394 .............. Seabol, 69 ................ Seabol, 10 ......................................... Seabol, 441995 ......... Myers, .372 ................... Swaney, 66 ...............Myers, 12 ............................................Myers, 461994 ......... Landers, .416 ................ Landers, 91 .............. Landers, 19 ..................................... Landers, 811993 ......... Landers, .376 ................ Landers, 68 .............. Landers, 10 ..................................... Landers, 591992 ......... Reep, .370.....................Reep, 57 ................... Reep, 12 ............................................... Reep, 381991 ......... Schubert, .383 .............. Schubert, 51 ............Reep/Servello, 7 ............................. DeMoss, 341990 ......... Prosser, .409 ................. Prosser, 70 ............... Whitmore, 10 ................................Whitmore, 541989 ......... Rolen, .425 ................... Rolen, 57 .................. Rolen, 12 ............................................. Rolen, 461988 ......... Halloran, .364 ...............Rolen, 66 .................. Szynal, 12...........................................Szynal, 441987 .........Rolen, .389 ................... Szynal, 54.................Gilbert, 8 ............................................Gilbert, 361986 ......... Morande, .387 .............. Morande/Watts, 53 ..Gilbert, 8 ........................................Battaglia, 391985 ......... Battaglia, .395 ..............Battaglia, 60 ............ Bernardo, 14 ................................. Bernardo, 601984 .........Bernardo, .430 .............Bernardo, 46 ............ Bernardo, 6 ........................................Kumor, 401983 ......... Watts, .373 .................... Watts, 41 .................. Five with 2 ...................................Croftcheck, 271982 ......... Wilson, .353 .................. Wilson, 54 ................Wilson, 7 .......................................... Rabbits, 311981 .........Wilson, .349 .................. Wilson, 38 ................ Three with 5 .......................................Wilson, 231980 ......... Pizatella, .359 ............... Pizatella, 33 ............. Pizatella, 6.......................................Pizatella, 221979 ......... Emsweller, .409 ............ Emsweller, 27........... Pickering, 4 ..................................Emsweller, 141978 ...........Pickering, .357 ....................Pickering, 30 ................. Pickering/Emsweller, 3 .......Pickering/Emsweller, 251977 .......... Kocur, .400 ...................Mahoney, 31 ............ Mahoney, 7 ....................................Mahoney, 271976 .......... Pickering, .341 .............. Pickering, 42 ............ Pickering, 6 ....................................Mahoney, 271975 .........Ungvarsky, .365 ............Ungvarsky, 31 .......... Ruzicka, 2 ..............................Beatty/Tiberio, 14 1974 .......... Shipley, .404 ................. Comko, 32 ................ Three with 1 ...................................... Comko, 161973 ......... Comko, .327.................. Porter, 23 ................. Kirchner, 4 ........................................... Porter, 171972 ......... Schultehenrich, .329 .... Schultehenrich, 23 Honce, 4 .............................................. Honce, 161971 ..........Honce, .363 .................. Honce, 29 ................. Five with 1 .......................................... Honce, 161970 ......... Ellis, .352 ...................... Ellis, 19 ..................... Four with 1 .......................................Shearer, 101969 ......... Phillips, .362 ................. Ferguson, 20 ............ Guth/Wilfong, 1 ....................................Guth, 101968 ......... Begalla, .304 ................ Three with 14 ........... Guth, 2 .................................................Begalla, 91967 ......... Beahm, .393 ................. C. Boggs, 36 ............. C. Boggs, 2 ..................................... C. Boggs, 241966 ......... Listoun, .375 ................. Listoun, 33 ............... Three with 2 .....................................Withrow, 191965 ......... Hetzel, .355 .................. Hetzel, 27 ................. Hetzel, 2 ............................................. Hetzel, 141964 .........Marovic, .404 ................ Marovic, 44 .............. Three with 2 .................................Berzansky, 201963 ......... Berzansky, .360 ............ Berzansky, 41 .......... Procopio, 5 ..................................... Procopio, 361962 ......... Hatalla, .379 .................Hatalla, 39 ............... Shafer, 4 .............................................. Thorn, 201961 ......... Tekavec, .381 ................ Tekavec, 32 .............. Pczwsk/Prcpo, 1 ............................. Tekavec, 231960 ......... Popovich, .426 .............. Popovich, 43 ............ Popovich, 4 .....................................Popovich, 261959 ......... Paczewski, .344 ............ Paczewski, 33 .......... Bolyard, 2 ......................................... Bolyard, 241958 ......... Bolyard, .413 ......................Bolyard/Pacezewski, 26 ... Bolyard, 14 ......................................................NA1957 ......... Retton, .417 ..................Retton, 30 ................ Higgins, 2 .......................................... Zegrea, 161956 ......... Rabbits, .313 ................Rabbits, 30 .............. Eight with 1 ...................................... Rabbits, 161955 ......... Rabbits, .382 ................Rabbits, 34 .............. Rabbits, 6 .........................................Rabbits, 391954 ......... McKown, .388 ...............McKown, 26 ............. Franko, 2 .......................................... Rabbits, 141953 ......... Wellington, .286 ........... Cooper, 12 ................ Three with 1 ........................................ Cooper, 91952 ......... Purello, .299 ................. Stanley, 21 ............... Strycula, 3 ....................................... Strycula, 181951 .........Wallace, .440 ................ Wallace, 30 ..............NA.... ................................................................NA1950 ......... Morton, .366 ................. Zinaich, 22 ...............Watson, 3 ........................................................NA1949 ......... Adams, .431 .................. Carson, 29 ............... NA.... ................................................................NA1948 ......... Zinaich, .398 ................. Zinaich, 33 ...............NA.... ................................................................NA1947 ......... Biddle, .429 .................. Biddle, 24 ................. Biddle, 4 ..........................................................NA1946 ......... Johnson, .450 ......................Bermingham/Herrongton,14...NA..... ......................................................................NA1942 ......... Dollinger, .391 ..............Dollinger, 18 ............. Three with 1 .............................................Rich, 91941..........Hockenberry, .428 ........ Strauss, 22...............Hockenberry/Strauss, 2 .................. Strauss, 131940 ......... Hockenberry, .357 ........ Three with 20 .............Hockenberry/Grossman, 3 .............. Hockenberry, 14

Stolen BasesSB Year114 .........................198686 ...........................199879 ...........................199676 ............... 1964, 1962

DoublesGame: 14 vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998

Doubles2B Year161 ...................... 2009*135..............2010, 2008134.........................1998129.........................2005123.........................2006*lednation

Triples3B Year30 ...........................200823 ...........................195521 ..........................196318 ...........................199417 ............... 1964, 2005

Extra Base HitsGame: 18 vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998

Extra Base HitsEBH Year242 .........................2009216 .........................2008205.........................2005201 ..............2010, 2003193 .........................1998

WalksBB Year230.........................1988226.........................1987222.........................1994219 .........................2009217 .........................2003

RunsGame:....................37 vs. Rivesville AC, 1894

Season RunsRuns Year525.........................2009496.........................1998477 .........................2008452.........................2006430.........................1994

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Record Book[ pitching records ]

Season Wins 13.................... Ryan Williams .................. 199412........................Zac Cline ...................... 2003 Chris Enochs ................... 199711 ....................... Ken Smith ..................... 198710....................... Ken Smith ..................... 1986 Jim Heise ...................... 1955 Frank Barron ................... 19159.........................Billy Gross ..................... 2009 Garrett Zyskowski ............... 1998 John Holshey ................... 1982 Jerry Meadows ................. 1966 Tom Shafer .................... 1962 John Radosevich ................ 1964

Career Wins28.......................Wes Shaw ................ 1987-9026.................... Ryan Williams ............. 1991-94 Fulton Woods ............. 1920-2325..................John Radosevich ........... 1963-65 *Frank Barron ............. 1913-1524........................Zac Cline ................. 2002-0424........................Jim Heise ................. 1953-5622....................Shane Rhodes ......... 1998-200121.....................Chris Enochs .............. 1995-97 Ken Smith ................ 1986-87 Jerry Meadows ............ 1965-67 Jack Latterner ............. 1916-19

Season Saves10....................... Mike Marz ..................... 19948...................... Ashley Shope .................. 19957...................... Todd Dunham .................. 2005 Billy Biggs ..................... 2001 Tony Lehosit ................... 19916......................Chris Enourato .................. 2009 Chris Enourato .................. 20085......................Chris Enourato .................. 2007 Frank Cafaro ................... 19974........................ Ryan Tezak .................... 2011 Chris Enourato .................. 2010 Dan Leatherman ................ 2006 Billy Biggs ..................... 1999 Lewis Ross .................... 1998 Rodney Allen ................... 1996 Mike Marz ..................... 1993 Dan Glus ...................... 1985

Career Saves21....................Chris Enourato ............. 2007-1014....................... Mike Marz ................ 1993-9413....................... Billy Biggs ............ 1999-200212.................... Todd Dunham ............. 2002-059..........................Dan Glus ................. 1984-888....................... Tony Lehosit .............. 1990-918...................... Ashley Shope ............. 1994-956....................... Clayton Ewn .............. 2001-025.......................Frank Cafaro ................... 1997

Season ERA (Minimum of 40 innings)0.45.................. Denny Taylor ................... 19680.65................Vaughn Kovach ................. 19660.70.................. Carl Norman ................... 19560.82...................Dan Dolphin .................... 19720.99.................Jim Mavroleon .................. 19701.07.................... Jim Carter ..................... 19601.15.....................Joe Jeran ...................... 1963 Paul Chuma .................... 19591.20................. Rick Wagener .................. 19711.34...................Jim Schaper .................... 1954

Career ERA (Minimum of 125 innings)1.69................... Tom Shafer ............... 1960-621.73 ............... Jerry Meadows ............ 1965-671.80 ................ Rick Wagener ............. 1968-711.85.....................Joe Jeran ................. 1963-652.09...................Paul Chuma ............... 1958-602.10..................John Holshey .............. 1982-832.22.....................Jim Heise ................. 1953-562.66...................Dan Dolphin ............... 1972-753.12.................... Ken Smith ................ 1986-873.17....................Sam Brock ................ 1975-78

Season Strikeouts123................John Radosevich ................ 1964120................John Radosevich ................ 1965119 ....................Paul Chuma .................... 1959116 ...............Jeremy Cummings ............... 1999111 ......................Jim Heise ...................... 1955108...................Frank Barron ................... 1915105................. Jerry Meadows ................. 1967101......................Zac Cline ...................... 200399.................. Jarryd Summers ................ 200995..................John Radosevich ................ 1963

Career Strikeouts339................John Radosevich ........... 1963-65284..................Shane Rhodes ......... 1998-2001277......................Jim Heise ................. 1953-56275....................Paul Chuma ............... 1958-60263..................*Fulton Woods ............. 1920-23257.................. *Frank Barron ............. 1913-15247.....................Matt Yurish ................ 2005-08243.....................Wes Shaw ................ 1987-90226................. Jerry Meadows ............ 1965-67211 ...............Jeremy Cummings .......... 1996-99

Season Winning Percentage(Minimum 8 Decisions)1.000.............Ken Smith (10-0) ................ 1986 Rick Wagener (8-0) .............. 1971 John Radosevich (8-0) ........... 1963 929............Ryan Williams (13-1) ............. 1994.923.............Chris Enochs (12-1) .............. 1997.917............... Ken Smith (11-1) ................ 1987.875................ Dan Barry (7-1) ................. 1992 Joe Jeran (7-1) ................. 1963 Dave Wilson (7-1) ............... 1963 Don O’Haver (7-1) ............... 1955

Career Winning Percentage(Minimum 20 decisions).954...............Ken Smith (21-1) ........... 1986-87.862......... John Radosevich (25-4) .... 1963-65.778........... Jerry Meadows (21-6) ....... 1965-67.762............ John Holshey (16-5) ........ 1982-83.760........... Chris Enourato (19-6) ....... 2007-10.757...............Wes Shaw (28-9) ........... 1987-90.724............Jack Latterner (21-8) ........ 1916-19.720...............Billy Gross (18-7) ........... 2007-09.714............Frank Barron (25-10) ........ 1913-15.714.........Garrett Zyskowski (15-6) ..... 1997-98

Season Innings Pitched125.2...................Zac Cline ...................... 2003109.2............Jeremy Cummings ............... 1999106.2...................Jim Heise ...................... 1955105.2.................. Mike Riley ..................... 1996103.1..................Andy Berry ..................... 2011100.1............... Ryan Williams .................. 1994 99.0................... Billy Biggs ..................... 2002 95.0.................Chris Enochs ................... 1997 John Holshey ................... 1982 94.0.............. Jarryd Summers ................ 2009

Career Innings Pitched304.2...............Shane Rhodes ......... 1998-2001283.1...................Jim Heise ................. 1953-56282.2...................Zac Cline ................. 2002-04277.1..................Wes Shaw ................ 1987-90264.1 .............. Ryan Williams ............. 1991-94247.2..................Matt Yurish ................ 2005-08235.0................. Tom Shafer ............... 1960-62225.1............Jeremy Cummings .......... 1996-99219.2................Keith Mathias .............. 1988-91215.0.............John Radosevich ........... 1963-65

Season Appearances29.....................Andy Altemus ................... 201023.................... Ashley Shope .................. 199522....................... Mike Marz ..................... 199420....................Chris Enourato .................. 2010 Chris Enourato .................. 2009 Chris Enourato .................. 200819....................... Billy Biggs ..................... 1999 Todd Dunham .................. 2005

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18 ....................... Andy Altemus ..................... 2009 Eric Saffell........................ 2008 Dan Leatherman .................. 2006 Steve Hendren .................... 1999 Dan Cisneros ..................... 1999 Jeremy Cummings ................. 1998 Greg Johnson ..................... 1996 Mike Marz ........................ 1993 Jim Heise ........................ 1955

Career Appearances72 ...................... Chris Enourato ...............2007-1058 ................... Jeremy Cummings ............1996-99 Keith Mathias ................1988-91 Jim Heise ...................1953-5656 .......................... Billy Biggs ..............1999-200255 ...................... Shane Rhodes ..........1998-2001 Ryan Williams ................1991-94 Wes Shaw ...................1987-90 Todd Dunham ............... 2002-0550 ........................ Rich Lodgek .................1992-95

Season Starts16 ...........................Zac Cline ......................... 200315 ..........................Andy Berry........................ 2011 Jeremy Cummings ................. 1999 Lewis Ross ....................... 1999 Garrett Zyskowski .................. 1998 Mike Riley ........................ 1996 Ryan Williams ..................... 199414 .....................Jarryd Summers ................... 2010 Jarryd Summers ................... 2009 Josh Whitlock ..................... 2008 Kenny Durst ...................... 2007 Jason DiAngelo .................... 2003 Billy Biggs ........................ 2002 Shane Rhodes .................... 2001 Chris Enochs ...................... 1997 Jason Hively ...................... 1996 Jeff Fennessy ..................... 1994 Wes Shaw ........................ 1990

Career Starts49 ...................... Shane Rhodes ..........1998-200145 ..........................Wes Shaw ...................1987-9044 .......................Ryan Williams ................1991-9442 .........................Matt Yurish ................. 2005-0841 ...........................Zac Cline ................... 2002-0434 .....................Jarryd Summers ..............2008-10 Mike Riley ...................1994-9631 .........................Joe Hudson ..................1990-92 Rich Lodgek .................1992-9530 ......................... Dave Perry ..................1986-89

Season Complete Games10 ...........................Zac Cline ......................... 2004 Zac Cline ......................... 2003 Billy Biggs ........................ 2002 Chris Enochs ...................... 1997 Ken Smith ........................ 1987 Ken Smith ........................ 19869 ......................... John Holshey ..................... 1982 John Radosevich .................. 19658 ...................... John Radosevich .................. 1964 Tom Shafer ....................... 1962 Steve Kline ....................... 1993 Career Complete Games23 ...........................Zac Cline ................... 2002-0421 .................... John Radosevich .............1963-6520 ..........................Ken Smith ...................1986-8717 ........................ Dave Perry ..................1986-89

Dan Dolphin .................1972-7516 .......................Ryan Williams ................1991-9415 ..........................Wes Shaw ...................1987-90 John Holshey ................1982-8314 ...................... Shane Rhodes ..........1998-2001 Chris Enochs .................1995-97*Totalonlyrepresentsdocumentedgames

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING RECORDS

StrikeoutsGame: 22 by John Radosevich vs. Waynesburg, April 16, 1964Season: 123 by John Radosevich, 1964Season (Per 9 Innings): 15.0 by John Radosevich, 1963 (NCAA leader, eighth all-time)Career: 339 by John Radosevich, 1963-65

WinsSeason: 13 by Ryan Williams, 1994Career: 28 by Wes Shaw, 1987-90

ERASeason (Minimum 40 innings): 0.45 by Denny Taylor, 1968Career (Minimum 125 innings): 1.69 by Tom Shafer, 1960-62

Winning PercentageSeason (Minimum 8 Decisions): 1.000 by Ken Smith, 1986Career (Minimum 20 decisions): .954 by Ken Smith (21-1), 1986-87

Innings Pitched Season: 125.2 by Zac Cline, 2003Career: 304.2 by Shane Rhodes, 1998-2001

AppearancesSeason: 29 by Andy Altemus, 2010Career: 72 by Chris Enourato, 2007-10

StartsSeason: 16 by Zac Cline, 2003Career: 49 by Shane Rhodes, 1998-2001

Complete GamesSeason: 10 by Ken Smith, 1986; by Ken Smith, 1987; by Chris Enochs, 1997; by Billy Biggs, 2002; by Zac Cline, 2003 and 2004Career: 24 by Zac Cline, 2002-04

SavesSeason: 10 by Mike Marz, 1994Career: 21 by Chris Enourato, 2007-10

Wild PitchesSeason: 13 by Dave Rohaus, 1981Career: 36 by Matt Yurish, 2005-08

Hit BattersSeason: 17 by Shawn Miller, 2004Career: 28 by Ryan Williams, 1991-94

Consecutive Wins21 by Ken Smith, 1986-87

TOP PITCHING PERFORMANCESNo-Hit GamesJosh Whitlock vs. Coppin State, April 3, 2007 (7 innings)Matt Yurish vs. Coppin State, April 4, 2006 (7 innings)Billy Biggs vs. Buffalo, March 8, 2002 (9 innings)Chris Enochs vs. Villanova, March 27, 1997

(7 innings)Jason Hively vs. George Washington, May 1, 1994 (9 innings)Joe Filandino vs. Duquesne, March 28, 1984 (5 innings)Jim Mavroleon vs. Virginia Tech, April 11, 1970 (7 innings)Kester June vs. Pittsburgh Independents, April 27, 1917 (5 innings)

One-Hit GamesZac Cline vs. Virginia Tech, May 23, 2003 (9 innings)Jason DiAngelo vs. Georgetown, April 21, 2003 (7 innings)Steve Beller vs. Providence, March 22, 1997 (9 innings)Chris Enochs vs. Rutgers, May 15, 1996 (9 innings)Jeremy Cummings vs. Youngstown State, March 27, 1996 (7 innings)Dave Perry vs. St. Bonaventure, April 9, 1988 (7 innings)Keith Regn vs. Alderson-Broaddus, March 18, 1987 (5 innings)Dave Rohaus vs. Fairmont State, April 13, 1980 (7 innings)Dan Dolphin vs. West Liberty, April 12, 1974 (9 innings)Randy Lease vs. Juniata, April 17, 1971 (7 innings)Kim West vs. George Washington, April 7, 1971 (7 innings)Kim West vs. Geneva, April 3, 1971 (9 innings)Rick Wagener vs. Wilmington State, March 15, 1969 (7 innings)Jerry Meadows vs. Richmond, April 27, 1965 (7 innings)John Radosevich vs. VMI, April 11, 1964 (9 innings)Paul Chuma vs. St. Vincent, May 12, 1960 (9 innings)Jim Carter vs. William & Mary, April 18, 1960 (7 innings)Pat Creegan vs. Richmond, May 12, 1951 (9 innings)Jack Latterner vs. Ohio Wesleyan, May 24, 1919 (5 innings)John Sullivan vs. Bethany, May 6, 1914 (9 innings)

Strikeouts22John Radosevich vs. Waynesburg, April 16, 196420Charles Tallman vs. Bethany, 192319Charlie Fulton vs. Ohio University, April 7, 191518John Radosevich vs. WV Wesleyan, May 2, 1963Charlie Fulton vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 191517John Radosevich vs. Virginia Tech, May 1, 1965John Radosevich vs. West Liberty, April 23, 196416Wes Shaw vs. Fairmont State, April 8, 1989Kim West vs. Geneva, April 3, 1971John Radosevich vs. Pitt, May 19, 1965John Radosevich vs. The Citadel, April 15, 1965Paul Chuma vs. Bethany, April 14, 1959Frank Barron vs. Marietta, May 12, 191515David Maust vs. Cleveland State, March 11, 2001Tom Shafer vs. The Citadel, April 14, 1962Paul Chuma vs. St. Vincent, May 12, 1960Paul Chuma vs. Washington & Lee, May 8, 1959Gandy vs. Pittsburgh Independents, April 29, 1917



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PITCHING LEADERS SINCE 1940Year Wins ERA Strikeouts2011 ......Berry, 8 ............................Berry, 4.09 ...........Berry/M. Thompson, 482010 ......Altemus/Enourato, 6....... Altemus, 5.02 ........................ Enourato, 672009 ......Gross, 9 ............................ Summers, 3.06 ..................... Summers, 992008 ......Whitlock, 7 .......................Gross, 3.01...................................Yurish, 742007 ......Whitlock, 7 .......................Whitlock, 3.51 ............................. Yurish, 762006 ......Leatherman, 7 ................. Yurish, 3.84 ................................. Yurish, 712005 ......Osbourn, 7 ....................... Fagler, 2.92 ................................. Fagler, 482004 ......Cline, 8 ............................. Cline, 2.65 .................................... Miller, 602003 ......Cline, 12 .......................... Cline, 3.44 ...................................Cline, 1012002 ......Biggs, 7 ............................ Ewen, 3.81 ....................................Ewen, 762001 ......Rhodes, 7 ........................ Biggs, 1.65 ................................Rhodes, 892000 ......Rhodes, 7 ........................ Reeser, 2.31 ..............................Rhodes, 781999 ......Cummings/Hendren, 6 .... Biggs, 2.43 ........................ Cummings, 1161998 ......Zyskowski, 9 .................... Michaels, 2.93 ..................... Zyskowski, 791997 ......Enochs, 12....................... Enochs, 3.03 ............................. Enochs, 861996 ......Enochs, 8 ......................... Enochs, 4.28 ..................................Riley, 871995 ......Riley, 6 ............................. Spencer, 4.46 ..........................Spencer, 561994 ......Williams, 13 .....................Hively, 2.49 ............................. Williams, 821993 ......Kline, 6 ............................. Kline, 3.06 ....................................Kline, 821992 ......Barry, 7 ............................ Barry, 2.96 ............................... Hudson, 601991 ......Sube, 6............................. Sube, 3.84 ....................................Sube, 591990 ......Shaw, 8 ............................ Sube, 2.38 ................................... Shaw, 751989 ......Shaw, 7 ............................ Shaw, 2.36 ................................... Shaw, 661988 ......Shaw, 8 ............................ Glus, 3.34 .................................... Shaw, 661987 ......Smith, 11 ......................... Smith, 3.02 ..................................Smith, 501986 ......Smith, 10 ......................... Smith, 3.21 ...................................Regn, 491985 ......Mamarella/Schlieper, 8 ... Schlieper, 2.84 ........................ Schlieper, 561984 ......Filandino, 7 ...................... Filandino, 1.71 .......................Schlieper, 381983 ......Holshey, 7 ........................ Walls, 2.34 ................................Holshey, 471982 ......Holshey, 9 ........................ Holshey, 2.84 ........................... Holshey, 561981 ......Rohaus/Koch, 4 .............. Sommer, 3.38 ............................... Koch, 471980 ......Koch, 5 ............................. Sommer, 4.50 ...............................Koch, 52

Year Wins ERA Strikeouts1979 ......McCarty, 4 ....................... McCarty, 2.11................................Koch, 301978 ......Parrish, 5 .........................Koch, 1.89................................. Parrish, 381977 .......Brock, 3 ............................ Brock, 2.84 ..................................Brock, 461976 .......Brock/Donnelly, 6 ........... Brock, 1.59 .............................Donnelly, 351975 ......Johnson, 3 ....................... Gray, 5.27 ....................................Keeler, 231974 .......Dolphin, 8 ........................ Dolphin, 1.54 ........................... Dolphin, 581973 ......Haines, 3 ......................... Whitecotton, 2.07 ............. Whitecotton, 661972 ......Dolphin, 4 ........................ Dolphin, 0.82 ................................West, 641971 .......Wagener, 8.......................Wagener, 1.20 ........................Wagener, 841970 ......Mavroleon, 5 .................... Mavroleon, 0.99 .....................Wagener, 531969 ......Mavroleon, 4 .................... Mavroleon, 1.19 .....Mavroleon/Wagener, 361968 ......Taylor, 6 ............................ Taylor, 0.45...................................Taylor, 561967 ......Moschel, 7 .......................Meadows, 2.01 ...................Meadows, 1051966 ......Meadows, 9 ..................... Kovach, 0.65 .............................Kovach, 831965 ......Radosevich, 8 .................. Radosevich, 1.43 .............Radosevich, 1201964 ......Radosevich, 9 .................. Radosevich, 1.00 .............Radosevich, 1231963 ......Radosevoich, 8 ................ Jeran, 1.15 .........................Radosevich, 951962 ......Shafer, 9 .......................... Shafer, 1.52 ................................Shafer, 781961 ......Shafer, 6 ..........................Mankin, 1.66 ..............................Shafer, 651960 ......Saunders, 5 ..................... Carter, 1.07 ................................Chuma, 871959 ......Chuma, 8 ......................... Bolyard, 0.75 .......................... Chuma, 1191958 ......NA ..................................... NA ............................................................ NA1957 ......Bolyard/Cook, 4 .............. Bolyard, 2.20 ................................Cook, 491956 ......Heise, 7 ............................Norman, 0.70 ..............................Heise, 671955 ......Heise, 10 ......................... Heise, 2.10 .................................Heise, 1111954 ......Schaper, 5 ....................... Schaper, 1.34 ..............................Heise, 621953 ......Heise, 3 ............................Norman, 1.54 .............................. Hesie, 371952 ......Morgan, 4 ........................ Morgan, 1.99 ........................... Morgan, 531951 ......Creegan/Morgan, 5 ........NA ............................................................ NA1950 ......Topper, 6 .......................... NA ............................................................ NA1942 ......Reader/Bartlett, 1 ........... NA ............................................................ NA1941.......Bartlett/Morrison, 2 ........ NA ............................................................ NA1940 ......Bennett, 5 ........................NA ............................................................ NA

ERASeason: .................... 1.46, 1964

ERA1.46 ................................... 19641.84 ................................... 19661.89 ....................................19712.06 ........................1959, 1963

WinsSeason: ........................40, 1994

Wins40 ....................................... 199437 ............................2009, 199836 .................1997, 2003, 200635 ....................................... 200833 .................1996, 1990, 1988

SavesSeason: ........................12, 1996

TEAM PITCHING RECORDS

Saves12 ....................................... 199611 ....................................... 200611 ....................................... 200111 ....................................... 199810 ................2010, 2009, 2005, 1997, 1995

StrikeoutsGame:..........22 vs. Waynesburg, April 16, 1964Season: ......................416, 2001

Strikeouts416 ..................................... 2001411 ..................................... 1999410 ..................................... 1997405..................................... 1998403..................................... 2008


Record Book[ fielding/misc. records ]

TEAM FIELDING RECORDSPut OutsGame:........................................... 39 at St. John’s, April 11, 2010Season: ....................................................................... 1,518, 2006

Put Outs ...............................................................................Season1,518 ..................................................................................... 20061,511....................................................................................... 20101,443 ...................................................................................... 20081,434 ...................................................................................... 19941,422 ...................................................................................... 2011

AssistsGame: 22 vs. Louisville, April 17, 2010 (game two)Season: 675, 1994

Assists ..................................................................................Season675.......................................................................................... 1994672.......................................................................................... 2006625.......................................................................................... 1996605.......................................................................................... 2000603.......................................................................................... 1963

INDIVIDUAL FIELDING RECORDSPutoutsSeason: ............................................. 503 by Mark Landers, 1994Career: ......................................1,509 by Kurtis Clinton, 2001-04

AssistsSeason: ................................................ 192 by Jedd Gyorko, 2010Career: .............................................. 637 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

Outfield AssistsSeason: ............. 8 by Billy Reep, 1991; by Marvin Randall, 1996 Career: .........................................20 by Marvin Randall, 1993-96

Fielding PercentageSeason (Minimum 100 Chances): ................1.000 by Austin Markel, 2009Career (Minimum 500 Chances): ........... .995 by Stan Posluszny, 2003-06

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MISC. TEAM RECORDSGamesSeason: ................................................................................61, 1994 (40-21)

RunsGame:......................................................... 37 vs. Rivesville AC (37-4), 1894Opponent Game: ...................................29 by James Madison (3-29), 2002Combined Game: .......................................45 vs. Taylortown (34-11), 1894Game in Loss: ..................................................13 vs. Rutgers (13-25), 1982Season: ...........................................................................................525, 2009

Largest Winning MarginGame:......................................................... 33 vs. Rivesville AC (37-4), 1894

Highest Winning PercentageSeason: .............................................................................. .909, 1963 (30-3)

Lowest Winning PercentageSeason: ..................................................................................182, 1942 (2-9)

Highest Fielding PercentageSeason: ...............................................985, 1971 (27 games) (NCAA record)

Longest Home Winning StreakSeason: ....................................................................................... 20, 2005-06

Longest Winning Streaks18 .............................................................................................................196417 .............................................................................................................200615 .............................................................................................................1963



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Record Book[ ncaa tournament records ]

1948 NCAA District II TournamentEaston, Pa.Lafayette 8, West Virginia 0

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1955 NCAA District III TournamentMorgantown, W.Va.

Wake Forest 5, West Virginia 1West Virginia 9, Wake Forest 7Wake Forest 6, West Virginia 5

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1961 NCAA District III TournamentGastonia, N.C.Florida State 3, West Virginia 1West Virginia 4, Florida State 3Duke 7, West Virginia 3

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1962 NCAA District III TournamentGastonia, N.C.Wake Forest 8, West Virginia 3Florida State 6, West Virginia 3

NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDSIndividual Game - HittingHits4, Marvin Randall vs. Rider, 1994

Runs4, Marvin Randall vs. Rider, 1994

RBI4, Jack Rabbits vs. Wake Forest, 1955

Doubles2, Jim Procopio vs. Wake Forest, 1962 Josh Williamson vs. Rider, 1994 Kirk Taylor vs. Georgia Southern, 1996

Triples1, Five Players, last was Eric Pavelko vs. Florida, 1994

Home Runs1, Nine Players, last was Andy Srebroski vs. Florida, 1994

Stolen Bases2, Dale Ramsburg vs. Auburn, 1963

Individual Game - PitchingStrikeouts10, Jerry Meadows vs. Auburn, 1967

Innings10, Tony Rugghia vs. Old Dominion, 1982

Least Hits (Complete Game)3, Mike Scarcella vs. East Carolina, 1982

Individual CareerGames8, Jim Procopio and Joe Hatalla

At-Bats29, Josh Williamson

Runs11, Marvin Randall

RBI7, Josh Williamson

Hits11, Marvin Randall

Doubles3, Kirk Taylor

Triples1, Five players

Home Runs1, Nine players

Stolen Bases2, Dale Ramsburg and Andy Srebroski

Highest Batting Avg..440, Marvin Randall (11-25)

Innings18.0, Tom Shafer

Appearances4, John Radosevich and Joe Jeran

Starts3, Joe Jeran

Strikeouts16, John Radosevich

ERA1.00, Mike Scarcella (Nine innings)

Team GameAt-Bats49 vs. Rider, 1994

Hits25 vs. Rider, 1994

Runs19 vs. Rider, 1994

RBI17 vs. Rider, 1994

Doubles6 vs. Georgia Southern, 1996

Triples2 vs. Auburn, 1963

Home Runs3 vs. Wake Forest, 1963

Walks9 vs. Wake Forest, 1963

Stolen Bases4 vs. Old Dominion, 1982

Errors9 vs. Wake Forest, 1963

1963 NCAA District III TournamentGastonia, N.C.Wake Forest 4, West Virginia 3West Virginia 2, Auburn 1Wake Forest 12, West Virginia 8

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1964 NCAA District III TournamentGastonia, N.C.Mississippi 11, West Virginia 0East Carolina 6, West Virginia 5

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1967 NCAA District III TournamentGastonia, N.C.Auburn 8, West Virginia 3Clemson 5, West Virginia 0

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1982 NCAA East Regional TournamentColumbia, S.C.South Carolina 7, West Virginia 0West Virginia 7, Old Dominion 6West Virginia 4, East Carolina 1South Carolina 2, West Virginia 1

1985 NCAA South I Regional TournamentStarkville, Miss.Mississippi State 10, West Virginia 1Michigan 9, West Virginia 2

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1987 NCAA South I Regional TournamentHuntsville, Ala.Clemson 8, West Virginia 0Arkansas 7, West Virginia 2

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1994 NCAA Atlantic I Regional TournamentMiami, Fla.Florida 8, West Virginia 7West Virginia 19, Rider 7Florida 12, West Virginia 8

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1996 Atlantic Regional TournamentClemson, S.C.West Virginia 8, Tennessee 4West Virginia 9, Georgia Southern 4Clemson 6, West Virginia 3Tennessee 10, West Virginia 4

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Record Book[ individual honors ]

First Team All-America1964 ....Bill Marovic, CF ....................................ABCA1997 ....Chris Enochs, RHP ...... Collegiate Baseball ABCA2010 .....Jedd Gyorko, SS ...... Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA

Second Team All-America1961 ....Ed Tekavec, 3B ....................................ABCA1961 ....Tom Shafer, P .........Amateur Baseball Fed.1994 ....Mark Landers, 1B ...............................ABCA1997 ....Chris Enochs, RHP ......... Baseball America Sporting News NCBWA2008 .... Jedd Gyorko, 2B ..... Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA2009 ....Jedd Gyorko, SS.............. Louisville Slugger2010 ....Jedd Gyorko, SS.............. Louisville Slugger ABCA/Rawlings Baseball America

Third Team All-America1962 ....Joe Hatalla, 2B ....................................ABCA1994 ....Mark Landers, 1B ....... Collegiate Baseball NCBWA 1998 ....Joe McNamee, LF ................................ABCA2007 ....Justin Jenkins, LF ........ Collegiate Baseball Louisville Slugger Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA2008 ....Tyler Kuhn, SS ....Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA Rawlings/ABCA2009 .....Vince Belnome, 2B ....College Baseball Insider Jedd Gyorko, SS ...... Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA

Freshman All-America2006 ....Adam White, CF ........... Collegiate Baseball2008 ....Jedd Gyorko, 2B ........................ Rivals.com Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA Louisville Slugger

Honorable Mention Freshman All-America1998 ....Shane Rhodes, LHP .... Collegiate Baseball

Preseason First Team All-America1992 ....Matt Schubert, 2B ....... Collegiate Baseball

Preseason Second Team All-America2007 ....Justin Jenkins, OF ....... Collegiate Baseball2009 .... Jedd Gyorko, SS ..... Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA2010 .... Jedd Gyorko, SS ..... Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA Louisville Slugger

ABCA = American Baseball Coaches Assoc.NCBWA = National Collegiate Baseball Writers Assoc.

Atlantic Coast Athlete of the Year1962 ....Tom Shafer, RHP (Coach & Athlete)

Atlantic 10 Pitcher of the Year1993 ....Steve Kline

Atlantic 10 Player of the Year1994 ....Mark Landers

BIG EAST Pitcher of the Year1997 ....Chris Enochs

BIG EAST Player of the Year2003 ....Jarod Rine

BIG EAST Rookie of the Year2003 ....Stan Posluszny2008 ....Jedd Gyorko

National Weekly HonorsJason Hively, May 2, 1994, Collegiate BaseballMark Landers, May 16, 1994, Collegiate BaseballChris Enochs, May 20, 1996, Collegiate BaseballChris Enochs, March 27, 1997, Collegiate BaseballBilly Biggs, March 11, 2002, Collegiate BaseballZac Cline, May 4, 2004, NCBWAMatt Yurish, April 10, 2006, Collegiate BaseballJosh Whitlock, April 11, 2007, Collegiate BaseballTyler Kuhn, March 19, 2008, NCBWATyler Kuhn, March 19, 2008, College Baseball Found.Vince Belnome, May 12, 2009, College Baseball Found.Jedd Gyorko, April 12, 2010, Collegiate BaseballJedd Gyorko, April 16, 2010, College Baseball Found.Grant Buckner, May 10, 2010, Collegiate BaseballGrant Buckner, May 11, 2010, NCBWAGrant Buckner, May 12, 2010, College Baseball InsiderGrant Buckner, May 13, 2010, College Baseball Found.

First Team All-District III1961 ....Ed Teckavec, 3B1962 ....Joe Hatalla, 2B1964 ....Bill Marovic, CF1967 ....Tom Parke, 1B

Third Team All-District III1967 ....Jerry Meadows, RHP

NCBWA District II Player of the Year2009 ....Jedd Gyorko, SS2010 ....Jedd Gyorko, SS

Brooks Wallace Award Winner2010 ....Jedd Gyorko, SS

Brooks Wallace Award Finalist2009 ....Jedd Gyorko, SS

First Team All-East Region1983 ....Tom Croftcheck, DH1985 ....Jeff Battaglia, DH-OF1986 ....Bobby Watts, SS1987 ....Greg Gilbert, 2B Ken Smith, P1988 ....Jon Szynal, OF1989 ....Steve Rolen, 3B1990 ....Ravi Shibley, 3B Paul Prosser, 1B1994 ....Mark Landers, 1B Ryan Williams, RHP1995 ....Tony Myers, SS1997 ....Chris Enochs, RHP1998 ....Brad Elwood, C Joe McNamee, LF2001 ....Billy Biggs, RHP2003 ....Zac Cline, P Tim McCabe, 3B

Jarod Rine, OF2006 ....Casey Bowling, OF Justin Jenkins, 3B2008 ....Tyler Kuhn, SS2009 ....Dan DiBartolomeo, 3B Jarryd Summers, P2010 ....Jedd Gyorko, SS

Second Team All-East Region1986 ....Gus Morande, 3B Jeff Battaglia, DH-OF1988 ....Steve Rolen, 3B1990 ....Darrell Whitmore, OF1992 ....Dan Barry, LHP1993 ....Mark Landers, 1B1994 ....Andy Srebroski, SS1997 ....Kirk Taylor, CF Josh Williamson, LF1998 ....Garrett Zyskowski, LHP2000 ....Nate Reeser, SS2001 ....Josh Cisneros, C2006 ....Stan Posluszny, OF2007 ....Justin Jenkins, LF2009 ....Vince Belnome, 2B Billy Gross, P Jedd Gyorko, SS

NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team1982 ....Vic Rabbits, CF East Regional1994 ....Gerry Slavin, 3B Atlantic I Regional1996 ....Jason Frushour, C Atlantic Regional Kevin Olkowski, DH/UTL Atlantic Regional

First Team All-ECAC1994 ....Mark Landers, 1B1997 ....Chris Enochs, RHP2008 ....Jedd Gyorko, 2B Tyler Kuhn, SS2009 ....Dan DiBartolomeo, 3B Chris Enourato, P

Second Team All-ECAC1994 ....Ryan Williams, RHP1995 ....Tony Myers, SS1998 ....Joe McNamee, LF2008 ....Vince Belnome, 3B2009 ....Justin Parks, OF Jarryd Summers, P

All-Southern Conference (1951-1968)First Team1951 ....Duke Wellington, C Bob Wallace, 2B1952 ....Duke Wellington, C John Strycula, 1B1953 ....Duke Wellington, C Jim Heise, RHP1954 ....Charley McKown, OF Lou Schaper, P1955 ....Jim Heise, RHP Ed Lenart, 1B Jack Rabbits, OF1956 ....Jim Heise, RHP Jack Rabbits, CF1957 ....Ronnie Retton, SS Bob Senay, 3B1958 ....Bob Senay, 3B Bucky Bolyard, OF1959 ....Ronnie Retton, SS Paul Chuma, RHP1960 ....Paul Popovich, 2B1961 ....Tom Shafer, RHP

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1962 ....Tom Shafer, RHP Joe Hatalla, 2B Tom Stepp, SS Jim Procopio, OF1963 ....Joe Jeran, LHP Jim Procopio, C Steve Berzansky, 1B Joe Hatalla, 2B 1964 ....John Radosevich, LHP Steve Berzansky, 1B Bill Marovic, CF1965 ....John Radosevich, LHP Ron Renner, C Don Hetzel, OF1966 ....Vaughn Kovach, RHP Jim Clay, 1B1967 ....Jerry Meadows, LHP Bob Beahm, 3B Tom Parke, 1B 1968 ....Denny Taylor, RHP

All-Atlantic 10 (1985-95)First Team1985 ....Rich Schlieper, RHP1986 ....Gus Morande, 3B Bobby Watts, SS Ken Smith, LHP1987 ....Greg Gilbert, 2B1988 ....Dave Perry, RHP Steve Rolen, DH-3B Jon Szynal, OF1989 ....Craig Riffe, OF Steve Rolen, DH-3B Wes Shaw, LHP1990 ....Ravi Shibley, 3B Paul Prosser, 1B Darrell Whitmore, OF1991 ....Dan Vasalani, 3B1992 ....Matt Schubert, 2B1993 ....Steve Kline, LHP Dan Vasalani, DH1994 ....Mark Landers, 1B Andy Srebroski, SS Jeff Fennessy, LHP1995 ....Tony Myers, SS

Second Team1990 ....Tony Lehosit, RHP1991 ....Bill Reep, RF John Nilsen, DH1992 ....Gerry Slavin, SS1993 ....Ron Helsel, RF Mark Landers, 1B1995 ....Kirk Taylor, CF

All-BIG EAST (1996-Present)First Team1997 ....Chris Enochs, P Jason Frushour, C1998 ....Joe McNamee, LF2003 ....Jarod Rine, CF2004 ....Zac Cline, P Lee Fritz, CF2005 ....Lee Fritz, OF Doug Nelms, SS2006 ....Casey Bowling, OF David Carpenter, C Justin Jenkins, 3B Stan Posluszny, OF2007 ....Justin Jenkins, OF2008 ....Tyler Kuhn, SS2009 ....Jedd Gyorko, SS Justin Parks, OF

Tobias Streich, C Jarryd Summers, P2010 ....Jedd Gyorko, SS2011 ....Jeremy Gum, DH

Second Team1996 ....Scott Seabol, 3B Josh Williamson, LF1997 ....Joe McNamee, 1B Kirk Taylor, CF Josh Williamson, LF1998 ....Lance Williams, CF1999 ....Lance Williams, UTL Jeremy Cummings, P2000 ....Eddie Weightman, DH2001 ....Shane Rhodes, P2002 ....Billy Biggs, P2003 ....Zac Cline, P Kurtis Clinton, 1B Tim McCabe, 3B Lee Fritz, RF2005 ....Justin Jenkins, 3B2006 ....Adam White, OF2008 ....Jedd Gyorko, 2B Justin Parks, OF2009 ....Vince Belnome, 2B

Third Team2001 ....Billy Biggs, P Josh Cisneros, C Tim McCabe, 3B2003 ....Jake Serfass, LF2004 ....Stan Posluszny, OF Grant Psomas, SS2005 ....David Carpenter, C Stan Posluszny, OF2007 ....Adam White, OF2008 ....Vince Belnome, 3B Joe Agreste, 1B2009 ....Dan DiBartolomeo, 3B Chris Enourato, P Billy Gross, P Austin Markel, OF2011 ....Grant Buckner, SS

Rookie Team1999 ....Chris Schmidt, 2B2000 ....Tim McCabe, 3B

Conference Tournament MVP1982 ....Jeff Wilson, 2B ...................... Eastern Eight1985 ....Bob Bernardo, OF ...................... Atlantic 101987 ....Jon Szynal, OF ........................... Atlantic 101990 ....Paul Prosser, 1B ........................ Atlantic 101992 ....Bill Reep, OF .............................. Atlantic 101994 ....Mark Landers, 1B ..................... Atlantic 101996 ....Chris Enochs, RHP ....................... BIG EAST

Conference Tournament Outstanding Pitcher1986 ....Ken Smith .................................. Atlantic 101987 ....Dave Perry ................................. Atlantic 101994 ....Ryan Williams ............................ Atlantic 101996 ....Chris Enochs ................................. BIG EAST

BIG EAST All-Tournament Team2008 ....Austin Markel, OF2009 ....Austin Markel, OF

Coach of the Year1988 ....Dale Ramsburg .......................... Atlantic 101990 ....Dale Ramsburg .......................... Atlantic 101994 ....Dale Ramsburg ..............East Region/ABCA1996 ....Greg Van Zant ................East Region/ABCA1997 ....Greg Van Zant ............................... BIG EAST2003 ....Greg Van Zant ............................... BIG EAST

Team Most Valuable Player1968 ....Denny Taylor1969 ....Bucky Guth1970 ....Jim Mavroleon1971 .....Rick Wagener1972 ....Joe Honce1973 ....Ernie Szakos1974 .....Dan Dolphin1975 ....Matt Comko1976 .....Steve Snyder1977 .....Jerry Mahoney1978 ....Dave Trevisan1979 ....Tom Emsweller1980 ....Ron Pizatella1981 ....Jeff Wilson1982 ....Jeff Wilson1983 ....John Holshey1984 ....Joe Filandino1985 ....Bob Bernardo1986 ....Bobby Watts1987 ....Ken Smith1988 ....Jon Szynal1989 ....Steve Rolen1990 ....Wes Shaw1991 ....Matt Schubert1992 ....Bill Reep1993 ....Ron Helsel1994 ....Mark Landers1995 ....Tony Myers1996 ....Scott Seabol, Mike Riley (P)1997 ....Jason Frushour, Chris Enochs(P) 1998 ....Joe McNamee, Garrett Zyskowski (P)1999 ....Lance Williams, Jeremy Cummings (P)2000 ....Josh Cisneros, Shane Rhodes (P)2001 ....Billy Biggs (P), Eric Grimm2002 ....Billy Biggs (P), Mike Frownfelter2003 ....Zac Cline (P), Jarod Rine2004 ....Zac Cline (P), Grant Psomas2005 ....Lee Fritz, Marty Fagler (P)2006 ....Casey Bowling, Stan Posluszny, Dan Leatherman (P)2007 ....Justin Jenkins, Josh Whitlock (P)2008 ....Tyler Kuhn, Billy Gross (P) 2009 ....Jedd Gyorko, Jarryd Summers (P)2010 ....Jedd Gyorko, Andy Altemus (P), Chris Enourato (P)2011 ....Grant Buckner, Andy Berry (P)*Startingin1996,theMountaineersnamedaPitcherMVP(P)andaPositionPlayerMVP

Team Rookie of the Year1997 ....Ryan Michaels1998 ....Shane Rhodes1999 ....Billy Biggs2000 ....Tim McCabe2001 ....Kurtis Clinton2002 ....Zac Cline, Grant Psomas2003 ....Stan Posluszny2004 ....Justin Richards2005 ....Tyler Kuhn2006 ....Adam White2007 ....Chris Enourato/Vince Belnome2008 ....Jedd Gyorko2009 ....Jonathan Jones2010 ....Michael Twigg2011 ....Ryan Tezak/Harrison Musgrave


Record Book[ coaching records ]

BY VICTORIESCoach Seasons Years Record Pct.Dale Ramsburg ................1968-94..........27..............540-389-9 .......... .576Greg Van Zant ..................1995- .............. 17 ..............505-419-1 ...........546Steve Harrick ...................1948-67..........20 ............. 333-161-1 ...........673Ira Errett Rodgers ............1921-43, 46 ...23 ............. 204-211-3 ...........488Lee Hutchinson ...............1902-05..........4 ................70-31-2................680Carl Forkum .....................1906-08..........3 ................61-26 ...................701Charles Hickman .............1913, 15-17 ...4 ................58-23-1 ...............707Kemper Shelton ..............1918-20 .......... 3 ................37-17-1 ................673Owen Altman ...................1899-1900 .....2 ................28-9 .....................757Dick Nebinger ..................1909 ............... 1 ................17-8 .....................680Larry McClure ..................1911 ...............1 ................17-5 .....................773A.R. Stahlings ..................1894-96..........3 ................14-4 .....................778J.L. Core ...........................1910................1 ................14-11 ...................560John Gronninger ..............1912 ............... 1 ................13-12 ...................520B.P. Pattison ....................1914................1 ................12-8 .....................600H. Brown ..........................1901 ...............1 ................11-6 .....................611Charles Hockenberry ......1947 ............... 1 ................9-7 .......................563J.E.B. Sweeney .................1897-98 .......... 2 ................8-7 .......................533

BY PERCENTAGECoach Seasons Years Record Pct.A.R. Stahlings ..................1894-96..........3 ................14-4 .....................778Larry McClure ..................1911 ...............1 ................17-5 .....................773Owen Altman ...................1899-1900 .....2 ................28-9 .....................757Charles Hickman .............1913, 15-17 ...4 ................58-23-1 ...............707Carl Forkum .....................1906-08..........3 ................61-26 ...................701Lee Hutchinson ...............1902-05..........4 ................70-31-2................680Dick Nebinger ..................1909 ............... 1 ................17-8 .....................680Steve Harrick ...................1948-67..........20 ............. 333-161-1 ...........673Kemper Shelton ..............1918-20 .......... 3 ................37-17-1 ................673H. Brown ..........................1901 ...............1 ................11-7 .....................611B.P. Pattison ....................1914................1 ................12-8 .....................600Dale Ramsburg ................1968-94..........27..............540-389-9 .......... .576Charles Hockenberry ......1947 ............... 1 ................9-7 .......................563J.L. Core ...........................1910................1 ................14-11 ...................560Greg Van Zant ..................1995- .............. 17 ..............505-419-1 ...........546J.E.B. Sweeney .................1897-98 .......... 2 ................8-7 .......................533John Gronninger ..............1912 ............... 1 ................13-12 ...................520Ira Errett Rodgers ............1921-43, 46 ...23 ............. 204-211-3 ...........488

Steve Harrick

Dale Ramsburg

BY YEARSCoach Seasons Years Record Pct.Dale Ramsburg ................1968-94.......... 27..............540-389-9 .......... .576Ira Errett Rodgers ............1921-43, 46 ...23 ............. 204-211-3 ...........488Steve Harrick ...................1948-67..........20 ............. 333-161-1 ...........673Greg Van Zant ..................1995- .............. 17 ..............505-419-1 ...........546Charles Hickman .............1913, 15-17 ...4 ................58-23-1 ...............707Lee Hutchinson ...............1902-05..........4 ................70-31-2................680Carl Forkum ....................1906-08 .........3 ................61-26 ...................701Kemper Shelton ..............1918-20 .......... 3 ................37-17-1 ................673A.R. Stahlings ..................1894-96..........3 ................14-4 .....................778Owen Altman ...................1899-1900 .....2 ................28-9 .....................757J.E.B. Sweeney .................1897-98 .......... 2 ................8-7 .......................533H. Brown ..........................1901 ...............1 ................11-7 .....................611John Gronninger .............1912 .............. 1 ................ 13-12 ................ .520Charles Hockenberry ......1947 ............... 1 ................9-7 .......................563J.L. Core ...........................1910................1 ................14-11 ...................560B.P. Pattison ....................1914................1 ................12-8 .....................600Dick Nebinger ..................1909 ............... 1 ................17-8 .....................680Larry McClure ..................1911 ...............1 ................17-5 .....................773



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Record Book[ hawley field records ]

HAWLEY FIELD RECORDS (SINCE 1971)

Runs ScoredOne Team: ................................................ 34, vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998Both Teams: ........... 38, West Virginia vs. Coppin State (34-4), April 21, 1998One Inning: .................................. 19, (sixth), vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998

At-BatsIndividual: ..................................... 8, Don Porter vs. Maryland, April 30, 1973Team: ...................................... 55, West Virginia vs. Maryland, April 30, 1973

HitsIndividual: .........................6, by Vince Belnome vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009Team: ................................................ 32, vs. New Jersey Tech, March 8, 2009

DoublesIndividual: .............................4, by Matt Hart vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998Team: ....................................................... 14, vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998

TriplesIndividual: ..................................................................................1, several timesTeam: ..........2, 15 times, last by West Virginia vs. Md.-Eastern Shore, April 1, 2008

Home RunsIndividual: ................................3, by Austin Markel vs. Iona, March 15, 2008, Grant Buckner vs. Notre Dame, May 8, 2010Team: ..............................................................6, vs. Notre Dame, May 8, 2010

Stolen BasesIndividual: ............................4, by Ryan Jette, Massachusetts, April 29, 1995Team: ............................................................................... 9, Pitt, April 10, 1996

RBIsIndividual: ...................... 10, by Grant Buckner vs. Notre Dame, May 8, 2010Team: ........................................................31, vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998

StrikeoutsIndividual: ...........18, by Aaron Heilman, Notre Dame vs. West Virginia, April 15, 2000 Team: ............... 23, West Virginia vs. West Liberty (13 inn.), March 27, 1972

WalksIndividual: ...................11, by John Ciesielski vs. West Liberty, April 30, 1989Team: ....................................15, West Virginia vs. Penn State, April 13, 1993

AssistsIndividual: ........... 11, by Jedd Gyorko vs. Louisville , April 17, 2010 (game 2)Team: ..............................................22, vs. Louisville, April 17, 2010 (game 2)

ErrorsIndividual: ....................................... 5, by Mike Jenkins, Temple, April 8, 2001Team: ..................................................9, Alderson-Broaddus, March 14, 1990

PutoutsIndividual: .........17, by Kyle Matuszek vs. Louisville, April 17, 2010 (game 2)Team: ...................................... 42, West Virginia vs. Maryland, April 30, 1973

Innings14 ................................................... West Virginia vs. Maryland, April 30, 1973

Top 5 Hawley Field Crowds1,174 ..................................................................... vs. Maryland, April 24, 20071,077................................................................ vs. Notre Dame, April 26, 19971,058 ............................................................... vs. Notre Dame, April 18, 20081,014 .......................................................................... vs. Temple, May 5, 19851,012 .............................................................................. vs. Pitt, April 23, 2010

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Record Book[ all-americans ]

Tom Shafer1961

Known as one of the best pitchers to wear the Old Gold and Blue, Tom Shafer was named an Amateur Baseball Federation second team All-American after emerging as the ace of the pitching rotation in 1961. Shafer finished the regular season with a 6-1 mark and a 1.45 ERA. The hurler struck out 56 batters in 56 innings pitched, and gave

up only nine earned runs while walking 18 batters. He led the Mountain-eers to a 17-10 finish, including another postseason berth at the NCAA Tournament in Gastonia, N.C. Shafer is the school’s all-time leader in career ERA (1.69), seventh in innings pitched (235.0) and ninth in winning percentage (.708). He is also tied for eighth on the single-season list for wins (nine in 1962) and ninth for his eight complete games in 1962.

Ed Tekavec1961

The versatile infielder who could play at both corners was honored as an American Baseball Coaches Association second team All-American in 1961, giving WVU its first All-American combination with Ed Tekavec and Tom Shafer. Tekavec led the offense with a blistering

.427 batting average. He boasted a team-best 32 hits, 23 RBIs and 38 total bases prior to WVU’s entrance into the NCAA postseason. The upstart player platooned all around the infield, ranging from shortstop to third base to first base. He committed only two errors during his All-American campaign, making him a viable candidate as one of the nation’s best players. Tekavec lettered as a Mountaineer from 1960-62.

Joe Hatalla1962

Joe Hatalla led WVU’s offensive attack in 1962 en route to being named a third team ABCA All-American. He powered his way to a .415 average during the regular season, and compiled one home run, 10 RBIs, eight doubles and a triple. The talented infielder paced the Mountain-

eers to a 17-9 record and another NCAA berth. Defensive-minded as well, he led the squad with 65 assists and sported a .954 fielding percentage during his standout season. The Nemacolin, Pa., native played at WVU from 1961-63.

Bill Marovic 1964

Bill Marovic earned the prestigious honor of being WVU’s first-ever ABCA first-team All-American. The Leckrone, Pa., native ended the 1964 season with a well-rounded .404 average.

The three-year letterman led one of WVU’s most potent offenses, with six batters finishing with a .300 or better average. Marovic created havoc for opposing pitchers on the base paths, racking up a

team-leading 27 stolen bases. WVU finished the season at 24-5, falling in its first two postseason contests against Mississippi and East Carolina. The athletic centerfielder ranks first on the school’s all-time career list in stolen bases (74) and is tied for seventh with eight triples. His .404 average at the plate puts him 11th on WVU’s single-season list.

Mark Landers1994

The Charleston, W.Va., native became the first Mountaineer to earn multiple All-American honors, being named an ABCA second team All-American as well as a Collegiate Baseball and National College Baseball Writers Association third team All-Ameri-can in 1994.

Landers was the catalyst for WVU’s record-setting squad that reached the 40-win plateau for the first time in school history. He garnered a solid .416 average with a WVU single- season record 19 home runs and 81 RBIs, as well as 22 doubles. He added 91 hits and 57 runs scored to highlight his prolific season from the plate. The Mountaineers had an eventful season, winning the Atlantic-10 Tourna-ment and then defeating St. Peter’s twice in an NCAA play-in series at Hawley Field behind Landers’ offensive prowess. Landers is fifth on the school’s all-time list in home runs (32) and RBIs (167). He is also atop WVU’s career leaders in base hits (220), at-bats (646), doubles (57), extra base hits (89), runs scored (142) and multi-hit games (61).

Chris Enochs1997 As the dominant pitcher in WVU’s 1997 starting rotation, Chris Enochs was rewarded as a Collegiate Baseball and ABCA first team All-American. Besides being the second Mountaineer player to ever garner first-team honors, Enoch also was named a Sporting News, Baseball America and NCBWA second team All-American.

Enochs’ productive season on the mound included a 12-1 mark with a 3.03 ERA. He tossed a single-season record 10 complete games and struck out 86 batters. The Newell, W.Va., native threw 95 innings in 15 appearances, which involved 14 starts. The multi-faceted player also hit well at the plate, carrying a .281 average with two home runs and 19 RBIs during his vintage season. His 21 career victories are tied for ninth all-time at WVU in just three seasons of work.



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Record Book[ all-americans ]

Joe McNamee1998

Joe McNamee was honored as an ABCA third team All-American in left field during the 1998 season. He led the Mountaineer hitting attack with a .429 average, 13 home runs, 66 RBIs and 27 doubles. Furthermore, the Bridgeport, W.Va., native tallied 61 runs and 152 total bases while putting together a .796 slugging percentage.

He led a powerful batting lineup that hit .358 as a team, at the time the highest in school history. Revealing his intimidation at the plate, McNamee was intentionally walked five times, nearly half of WVU’s 11 intentional passes in 1998. He was a three-time letterman from 1996-98.

Justin Jenkins2007

The Ridgeley, W.Va., native left his final season at WVU in style after being named a Collegiate Baseball third team All-American in 2007. Justin Jenkins was also named to the Pro-Line Athletic NCBWA third team, as well as the Louisville Slugger NCAA Division I All-America third team.

His superb senior year was highlighted by a 38-game hitting streak that lasted from Feb. 17-April 28. Jenkins’ run was the longest ever by a BIG EAST player and ties for 10th place in NCAA history. Jenkins led the Mountaineers with a .372 batting average and pro-duced 11 home runs and a team-high 21 doubles. After his superb 2007 season, he was signed by the Cleveland Indians. The steady left fielder is a fixture in the Mountaineer career record books, sitting among the school’s career leaders in batting average (.369), base hits (253), home runs (33), at-bats (686), RBIs (140), doubles (69), extra base hits (105) and runs scored (158).

Tyler Kuhn2008

One of the great all-around baseball play-ers at WVU, Tyler Kuhn finished off his senior campaign as a Pro Line Athletic/NCBWA and Rawlings/ABCA third team All-American. Known as one of the country’s most tal-ented shortstops, Kuhn batted .424 with nine home runs, 56 RBIs and 17 doubles while lead-

ing the nation’s fifth-best offense to a 35-21 mark in 2008. The Louisville, Ky., native lettered from 2005-08 and was drafted by the Chicago White Sox. He is regarded as WVU’s “Iron Man” after playing in all 220 career games during his illustrious four-year career.

Vince Belnome2009

Known as one of the greatest pure hitters in school history, Vince Belnome earned third team College Baseball Insider All-America honors after having his most prolific season in his final year. Belnome, who gave up his final year of eligibil-ity after being drafted by the San Diego Padres in the 28th round, set the school record for RBIs with 84 in 2009. The Coatesville, Pa., native bat-

ted .418 with nine home runs, 20 doubles, 66 runs scored and 89 hits. The two-time all-BIG EAST performer finished his junior year among the nation’s best with a .519 on-base percentage and posted a team-best 24 multiple RBI games. He finished his three-year career among the school’s all-time leaders in batting average (.388), base hits (216) and RBIs (174). Belnome also owns one of the greatest single-game performance in Mountaineer history, going 6-for-6 with two home runs, nine RBIs and four runs scored in an 18-3 rout over Cincinnati on May 10.

Jedd Gyorko2008, 2009, 2010

Hailing from Morgantown, infielder Jedd Gy-orko left West Virginia University as arguably the greatest baseball player in school history. Following his sophomore year in 2009, Gyorko became the first Mountaineer to garner All-America accolades in more than one season, being named a Louisville Slugger second team

All-American as well as a third team Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA All-American. He was also honored as a second team All-American by the NCBWA in 2008. In 2010, the fundamentally sound junior continued his burst into national consciousness. He became the first first team All-American since Chris Enochs in 1997 after being honored once again by the NCBWA, and was listed as a second team All-American by Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and ABCA/Rawlings. Gyorko, who was selected by the San Diego Padres in the second round of the 2010 Major League Baseball first-year player draft, is WVU’s all-time leader in batting average (.404), doubles (73), extra base-hits (113) and tied for first place in home runs (35). He is also the single-season leader in home runs (19 in 2010 is tied with Mark Landers), doubles (28 in 2009 and 2010), extra-base hits (48 in 2010), walks (43 in 2010), total bases (177 in 2010) and assists (192 in 2010).


Record Book[ major league draft ]

Mountaineers Who Have Signed Professional Baseball ContractsYear Name Round Organization1910.....Richard Nebinger ............... Free Agent .......................Boston Red Sox1917 .....Kester June ......................... Free Agent ................... Cleveland Indians1923 ....Apie Weik ............................ Free Agent ................... Pittsburgh Pirates1941.....Charlie Hockenberry .......... Free Agent ................... Brooklyn Dodgers1946 ....John Fox .............................. Free Agent .......................Cincinnati Reds1951 ....Dick Morgan ....................... Free Agent .......................Boston Red Sox1956 ....Sam Huff ............................. Free Agent ................... Cleveland Indians1959 ....Ron Retton .......................... Free Agent ...................New York Yankees1962 ....Tom Shafer ......................... Free Agent ...................New York Yankees1963 ....Wendell Backus .................. Free Agent .......................Cincinnati Reds1963 ....Joe Jeran ............................. Free Agent ...................New York Yankees1963 ....Jim Procopio ....................... Free Agent .......................... Chicago Cubs1964 ....Dale Ramsburg ................... Free Agent .....................Minnesota Twins1965 ....John Radosevich ................ 5 ..............................Los Angeles Dodgers Ron Renner .........................30 ....................................... Chicago Cubs1966 ....Doug Stanley ......................25 ................................ Pittsburgh Pirates Vaughn Kovach ...................43 .................................Baltimore Orioles Walt Listuon ........................ Free Agent ....................Baltimore Orioles1967 ...Jerry Meadows ...................4* .....................................Houston Astros 5# .................................Baltimore Orioles 23 ...............................St. Louis Cardinals Chuck Boggs ....................... 11 ...........................Los Angeles Dodgers Tom Parke ........................... Free Agent .....................Minnesota Twins1968 ....Denny Taylor ....................... 24........................................ Chicago Cubs Jim Clay ............................... Free Agent ................... Pittsburgh Pirates1969 Buck Guth ........................... 20 ......................................Atlanta Braves1970 ....Jim Mavrolean ....................28 ....................................Cincinnati Reds1971 .....Rick Oliver ........................... 1* ............................. Milwaukee Brewers Rich Wagener .....................2* ..................................... New York Mets John Hale ............................ 19 ....................................Cincinnati Reds1972 ....Kim West.............................13 ................................ Pittsburgh Pirates1973 ....Joe Honce ...........................1* ..................................Minnesota Twins1974 .....Randy Lease ....................... Free Agent .......................Boston Red Sox1982 ....Jeff Wilson .......................... Free Agent .....................Minnesota Twins1984 ....Joe Filandino ......................12 ................................ San Diego Padres1985 ....Rich Schlieper .................... 20 .................................Toronto Blue Jays Bob Bernardo .....................25 .................................. Seattle Mariners Bob Tucker ..........................27............................Los Angeles Dodgers1986 ....Jeff Battaglia ......................15 ................................ Cleveland Indians Bobby Watts ........................ 24..................................Toronto Blue Jays

1987 ....Ken Smith ...........................37 ................................St. Louis Cardinals Greg Gilbert ........................ Free Agent .........................Atlanta Braves1988 ....Benny Shreve......................34 ....................................... Chicago Cubs Jon Szynal ........................... Free Agent ............... Philadelphia Phillies1989 ....Steve Rolen ......................... 25 ...........................San Francisco Giants1990 ....Darrell Whitmore ................ 2 ................................... Cleveland Indians Kevin Carpenter .................. 23 ...............................St. Louis Cardinals1991 ....Mike Moore .........................21 ................................ Cleveland Indians Dan Servello .......................27............................... Kansas City Royals Mike Sube ........................... 41 ............................Los Angeles Dodgers1992 ....David DeMoss .................... 14 ....................................... Chicago Cubs Joe Hudson ......................... 27.....................................Boston Red Sox Darrell Whitmore ................ 1@ .....................................Florida Marlins1993 ....Steve Kline ..........................8 ................................... Cleveland Indians Dan Barry ............................29 ...................................Clorado Rockies Ron Helsel .......................... Free Agent ....................Toronto Blue Jays1994 ....Mark Landers .....................28 .................................Toronto Blue Jays1996 ....Mike Riley ........................... 16 ...........................San Francisco Giants Scott Seabol .......................88 ................................New York Yankees Rodney Allen ....................... Free Agent .........................Atlanta Braves Greg Johnson ...................... Free Agent .....................California Angels1997 ....Chris Enochs .......................1+ .......................................... Oakland A's Steve Beller.........................24.............................. Milwaukee Brewers Kirk Taylor ........................... Free Agent ................. Kansas City Royals1998 ....Brad Elwood........................19 ................................New York Yankees Garrett Zyskowski ............... 22 .....................................Houston Astros Jamie Hammond ................ 23 ....................................Montreal Expos David Kloes .........................41 .................................New York Yankees1999 ....Jeremy Cummings ..............21 ...............................St. Louis Cardinals Louie Ross .......................... Free Agent .......... Arizona Diamondbacks2000 ....Kevin Olkowski ................... Free Agent ..................... Seattle Mariners2001 ....Shane Rhodes ....................11 ....................................Boston Red Sox David Maust ....................... 17 .....................................Montreal Expos Vance McCracken ..............18 ...........................Los Angeles Dodgers Josh Cisneros ..................... 23 ............................ Philadelphia Phillies Matt Blethen .......................24................................. Cleveland Indians Billy Biggs ............................36 ...............................St. Louis Cardinals2002 ....Joe Van Gorder ...................14 ...............................St. Louis Cardinals Dustin Nippert ....................15 ....................... Arizona Diamondbacks Billy Biggs ............................40 ....................... Arizona Diamondbacks2003 ....Jarod Rine ........................... 9 ....................................Baltimore Orioles Jason DiAngelo ...................27..................................Colorado Rockies Eric Grimm .......................... Free Agent ....................Baltimore Orioles2004 ....Grant Psomas .....................15 ..................................... New York Mets Zac Cline .............................15 ............................ Philadelphia Phillies Stan Posluszny ................... 21 ................................... Anaheim Angels Jake Serfass ....................... Free Agent ................ Milwaukee Brewers2005 ....Todd Broch .......................... Free Agent ........................Florida Marlins2006 ....David Carpenter .................12 ...............................St. Louis Cardinals Stan Posluszny ................... 34 .................................. Seattle Mariners Dan Leatherman ................ Free Agent .....................Minnesota Twins2007 ....Adam White ........................9 ................................... Cleveland Indians Kenny Durst ........................15 .................................Colorado Rockies Levi Maxwell ....................... 18 ............................... Chicago White Sox Tyler Kuhn ...........................33 ................................ Cleveland Indians Justin Jenkins ..................... Free Agent ................... Cleveland Indians2008 ....Tyler Kuhn ...........................15 ............................... Chicago White Sox Josh Whitlock......................26 ....................................... Chicago Cubs2009 ....Tobias Streich ..................... 5 .....................................Minnesota Twins Vince Belnome ...................28 ................................ San Diego Padres Billy Gross ........................... Free Agent ....................Baltimore Orioles Austin Markel ...................... Free Agent ........................Florida Marlins Joe Agreste ......................... Free Agent ................... San Diego Padres2010 ....Jedd Gyorko ........................ 2 ................................... San Diego Padres Chris Enourato .................... Free Agent ....................Toronto Blue Jays Andy Altemus ...................... Free Agent ..............San Francisco Giants2011 ....Grant Buckner .................... 26 ............................... Chicago White Sox

* January Draft# June secondary draft@ Major League Expansion Draft (16th overall selection)+ 11th overall selection

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Record Book[ mountaineers in the majors ]

Jake Hewitt • PitcherSEASON TEAM W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO

1895 Pittsburgh Pirates 1 0 4.15 4 2 1 0 2 --- 13.0 13 6 6 0 1 2 4Career Totals 1 0 4.15 4 2 1 0 2 --- 13.0 13 6 6 0 1 2 4

SEASON TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG

1897 Boston Beaneaters 2 3 1 2 0 0 1 2 5 0 --- 0 --- .667 1.667 .6671898 Boston Beaneaters 19 58 4 15 2 0 0 7 17 1 --- 0 --- .279 .293 .2591899 Boston Beaneaters 19 63 15 25 2 7 0 15 41 2 --- 1 --- .426 .651 .3971900 New York Giants 127 473 65 148 19 17 9 91 228 17 --- 10 --- .356 .482 .3131901 New York Giants 112 406 44 113 20 6 4 62 157 15 --- 5 --- .315 .387 .2781902 Boston Americans 28 108 13 32 5 2 3 16 50 3 --- 1 --- .339 .463 .2961902 Cleveland Bronchos 102 426 61 161 31 11 8 94 238 12 --- 8 --- .392 .559 .3781903 Cleveland Naps 131 522 64 154 31 11 12 97 243 17 --- 14 --- .321 .466 .2951904 Cleveland Naps 86 337 34 97 22 10 4 45 151 13 --- 9 --- .310 .448 .2881904 Detroit Tigers 42 144 18 35 6 6 2 22 59 11 --- 3 --- .289 .410 .2431905 Detroit Tigers 59 213 21 47 12 3 2 20 71 12 --- 3 --- .271 .333 .2211905 Washington Senators 88 360 48 112 25 9 2 46 161 9 --- 3 --- .325 .447 .3111906 Washington Senators 120 451 53 128 25 5 9 57 190 14 --- 9 --- .306 .421 .2841907 Chicago White Sox 21 23 1 6 2 0 0 1 8 4 --- 0 --- .370 .348 .2611907 Washington Senators 60 198 20 55 9 3 1 23 73 14 --- 4 --- .336 .369 .2781908 Cleveland Naps 65 197 16 46 6 1 2 16 60 9 --- 2 --- .268 .305 .234Career Totals 1081 3982 478 1176 217 91 59 614 1752 153 --- 72 --- .326 .440 .295

SEASON TEAM W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO

1902 Philadelphia Athletics 1 1 5.29 2 1 1 0 0 --- 17.0 19 15 10 1 1 11 5Career Totals 1 1 5.29 2 1 1 0 0 --- 17.0 19 15 10 1 1 11 5


1903 Pittsburgh Pirates 5 19 2 8 1 0 0 3 9 1 --- 0 --- .450 .474 .421Career Totals 5 19 2 8 1 0 0 3 9 1 --- 0 --- .450 .474 .421


1904 Pittsburgh Pirates 13 42 2 6 0 1 0 0 8 1 --- 0 --- .163 .190 .1431906 Chicago Cubs 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 0 --- .000 .000 .0001911 Washington Senators 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 0 --- .000 .000 .000Career Totals 15 43 2 6 0 1 0 0 8 1 --- 0 --- .159 .186 .140

Charles Hickman • Infielder

Ed Kenna • Pitcher

Gene Curtis • Outfielder

Lewis Smith • Outfielder



SEASON TEAM W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO1905 Philadelphia Phillies 0 0 6.00 1 0 0 0 0 --- 3.0 4 2 2 0 0 5 0Career Totals 0 0 6.00 1 0 0 0 0 --- 3.0 4 2 2 0 0 5 0

SEASON TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG1910 New York Highlanders 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 0 --- .000 .000 .000Career Totals 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 0 --- .000 .000 .000

SEASON TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG1914 Washington Senators 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- .000 .000 .000Career Totals 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- .000 .000 .000

SEASON TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG1915 New York Yankees 10 40 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 10 0 --- .070 .025 .025Career Totals 10 40 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 10 0 --- .070 .025 .025

SEASON TEAM W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO1924 Boston Red Sox 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 --- 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Career Totals 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 --- 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0

SEASON TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG1937 Philadelphia Athletics 14 36 10 14 2 0 2 9 22 2 6 1 0 .421 .611 .3891938 Philadelphia Athletics 9 30 4 4 0 0 0 2 4 3 5 0 0 .212 .133 .1331941 New York Giants 10 42 5 9 3 0 1 5 15 2 6 0 0 .250 .357 .2141942 New York Giants 104 331 39 85 8 7 6 58 125 38 48 3 0 .333 .378 .2571943 NY Giants/Boston Red Sox 70 225 30 42 9 2 3 22 64 31 33 5 1 .285 .284 .187Career Totals 207 664 88 154 22 9 12 96 230 76 98 9 1 .311 .346 .232

SEASON TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG1953 Detroit Tigers 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .0001955 Pittsburgh Pirates 51 179 17 46 8 2 3 22 67 17 18 1 1 .327 .374 .2571961 Chicago Cubs 9 7 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 1 4 0 0 .375 .286 .286Career Totals 61 187 17 48 8 2 3 23 69 18 22 1 1 .327 .369 .257

SEASON TEAM W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO1957 Washington Senators 0 3 8.05 8 2 0 0 0 --- 19.0 25 19 17 2 0 16 8Career Totals 0 3 8.05 8 2 0 0 0 --- 19.0 25 19 17 2 0 16 8

SEASON TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG1964 Chicago Cubs 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000 1.0001966 Chicago Cubs 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000 .000 .0001967 Chicago Cubs 49 159 18 34 4 0 0 2 38 9 12 0 1 .265 .239 .2141968 Los Angeles Dodgers 134 418 35 97 8 1 2 25 113 29 37 1 3 .280 .270 .2321969 Chicago Cubs 60 154 26 48 6 0 1 14 57 18 14 0 1 .387 .370 .3121969 Los Angeles Dodgers 28 50 5 10 0 0 0 4 10 1 4 0 0 .212 .200 .2001970 Chicago Cubs 78 186 22 47 5 1 4 20 66 18 18 0 1 .324 .355 .2531971 Chicago Cubs 89 226 24 49 7 1 4 28 70 14 17 0 1 .260 .310 .2171972 Chicago Cubs 58 129 8 25 3 2 1 11 35 12 8 0 1 .261 .271 .1941973 Chicago Cubs 99 280 24 66 6 3 2 24 84 18 27 3 2 .280 .300 .2361974 Pittsburgh Pirates 59 83 9 18 2 1 0 5 22 5 10 0 0 .256 .265 .2171975 Pittsburgh Pirates 25 40 5 8 1 0 0 1 9 3 2 0 0 .273 .225 .200Career Totals 682 1732 176 403 42 9 14 134 505 127 151 4 10 .286 .292 .233

William Washer • Pitcher

Larry McClure • Outfielder

Frank Barron • Pitcher

Andrew Shelton • Outfielder

Fulton Woods • Pitcher

Herbert “Babe” Barna • Outfielder

George Freese • Third Baseman

Jim Heise • Pitcher

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SEASON TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG1972 Minnesota Twins 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000Career Totals 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000

SEASON TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG1993 Florida Marlins 76 250 24 51 8 2 4 19 75 10 72 4 2 .249 .300 .2041994 Florida Marlins 9 22 1 5 1 0 0 0 6 3 5 0 1 .320 .273 .2271995 Florida Marlins 27 58 6 11 2 0 1 2 16 5 15 0 0 .250 .276 .190Career Totals 112 330 31 67 11 2 5 21 97 18 92 4 3 .254 .294 .203

SEASON TEAM W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO1995 Boston Red Sox 0 1 4.11 39 0 0 0 1 --- 46.0 53 21 21 2 2 23 291996 Boston Red Sox 3 5 5.40 36 0 0 0 1 --- 45.0 57 35 27 4 0 32 191997 Boston Red Sox 3 1 3.53 26 0 0 0 0 --- 35.2 39 16 14 1 4 14 141998 Milwaukee Brewers 0 0 162.00 1 0 0 0 0 --- 0.1 2 6 6 0 0 4 0Career Totals 6 7 4.82 102 0 0 0 2 --- 127.0 151 78 68 7 6 73 62

SEASON TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG2001 New York Yankees 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .0002005 St. Louis Cardinals 59 105 11 23 5 0 1 10 31 8 23 0 0 .272 .295 .219Career Totals 60 106 11 23 5 0 1 10 31 8 23 0 0 .270 .292 .217

SEASON TEAM W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO1997 Cleveland Indians 3 1 5.81 20 1 0 0 0 --- 26.1 42 19 17 6 1 13 171997 Montreal Expos 1 3 6.15 26 0 0 0 0 --- 26.1 31 18 18 4 1 10 201998 Montreal Expos 3 6 2.76 78 0 0 0 1 --- 71.2 62 25 22 4 3 41 761999 Montreal Expos 7 4 3.75 82 0 0 0 0 2 69.2 56 32 29 8 3 33 692000 Montreal Expos 1 5 3.50 83 0 0 0 14 18 82.1 88 36 32 8 3 27 642001 St. Louis Cardinals 3 3 1.80 89 0 0 0 9 10 75.0 53 16 15 3 4 29 542002 St. Louis Cardinals 2 1 3.39 66 0 0 0 6 8 58.1 54 23 22 3 1 21 412003 St. Louis Cardinals 5 5 3.82 78 0 0 0 3 7 63.2 56 29 27 5 3 30 312004 St. Louis Cardinals 2 2 1.79 67 0 0 0 3 4 50.1 37 12 10 3 4 17 352005 Baltimore Orioles 2 4 4.28 67 0 0 0 0 3 61.0 59 34 29 11 0 30 362006 San Francisco Giants 4 3 3.66 72 0 0 0 1 1 51.2 53 24 21 3 1 26 332007 San Francisco Giants 1 2 4.70 68 0 0 0 2 4 46.0 58 25 24 2 2 18 17Career Totals 34 39 3.51 796 1 0 0 39 --- 682.1 649 293 266 60 26 295 493

SEASON TEAM W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO2005 Arizona Diamondbacks 1 0 5.52 3 3 0 0 0 0 14.2 10 9 9 1 1 13 112006 Arizona Diamondbacks 0 2 11.70 2 2 0 0 0 0 10.0 15 13 13 5 0 7 92007 Arizona Diamondbacks 1 1 5.56 36 0 0 0 0 0 45.1 48 30 28 5 0 16 382008 Texas Rangers 3 5 6.40 20 6 0 0 0 0 71.2 92 52 51 10 1 37 552009 Texas Rangers 5 3 3.88 20 10 0 0 0 0 69.2 64 31 30 7 4 29 542010 Texas Rangers 4 5 4.29 38 2 0 0 0 1 56.2 61 28 27 7 5 34 47Career Totals 14 16 5.31 119 23 0 0 0 1 268.0 290 163 158 35 11 136 214

SEASON TEAM W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO2011 Houston Astros 1 3 2.93 34 0 0 0 1 2 27.2 28 9 9 3 4 13 29Career Totals 1 3 2.93 34 0 0 0 1 2 27.2 28 9 9 3 4 13 29

Dustin Nippert • Pitcher

Steve Kline • Pitcher

Scott Seabol • Third Baseman

Joe Hudson • Pitcher

Darrell Whitmore • Outfielder

Buck Guth • Shortstop

David Carpenter • Pitcher


Record Book[ year-by-year ]

Year Coach Captain Record1892 None A.B. Smith 3-3-01893 None A.B. Smith 1-0-01894 A.R. Stahlings A.B. Noll 5-0-01895 A.R. Stahlings Bruce Sterling 4-1-01896 A.R. Stahlings C.B. Harding 5-3-01897 J.E.B. Sweeney B.M. Laughead 3-2-01898 J.E.B. Sweeney Scott Lowe 5-5-01899 Owen Altman Lee Llewellyn 16-6-01900 Owen Altman Charles McWhorter 12-3-01901 H. Brown Dwight Miller 11-7-01902 Lee Hutchinson William Bowman 22-7-01903 Lee Hutchinson John Schriver 14-9-01904 Lee Hutchinson James Gronninger 16-6-11905 Lee Hutchinson J. Bayliss 18-9-11906 Carl Forkum John Gronninger 20-10-01907 Carl Forkum Earl Mason 17-11-01908 Carl Forkum D. McCarthey 24-5-01909 Dick Nebinger Dick Nebinger 17-8-01910 J.L. Core H. Hutchinson 14-11-01911 L.L. McClure Tom McMinn 17-5-01912 John Gronninger J. Blair 13-12-01913 Charley Hickman John Dille 12-4-01914 B.P. Pattison John Dille 12-8-01915 Charley Hickman Mike Leatherwood 19-7-11916 Charley Hickman Raymond Fiddler 17-6-0

Year Coach Captain Record 1917 Charley Hickman Virgil Flinn 10-6-01918 Kemper Shelton Kester June 13-3-01919 Kemper Shelton Ira Rodgers 14-3-11920 Kemper Shelton Norman Armstrong 10-11-01921 Ira Errett Rodgers Joe Harrick 20-7-01922 Ira Errett Rodgers Homer Martin 16-11-01923 Ira Errett Rodgers Fulton Woods 13-11-01924 Ira Errett Rodgers Apie Weik 8-13-01925 Ira Errett Rodgers Charles Tallman 13-11-01926 Ira Errett Rodgers Phil Phlegar 10-10-01927 Ira Errett Rodgers Carson Lewis 6-12-11928 Ira Errett Rodgers George Phillips 13-4-01929 Ira Errett Rodgers William Harrick 8-9-01930 Ira Errett Rodgers Earl Wolfe 6-13-11931 Ira Errett Rodgers Sigmund Weiner 6-9-11932 Ira Errett Rodgers Bill Staub 8-8-01933 Ira Errett Rodgers Ed Baker 7-9-01934 Ira Errett Rodgers Harold Walker 4-13-01935 Ira Errett Rodgers Axel Lang 9-9-01936 Ira Errett Rodgers Bill Jackson 10-9-01937 Ira Errett Rodgers Jack Gocke 12-10-01938 Ira Errett Rodgers Art Scalli 5-10-01939 Ira Errett Rodgers Seymour Nachbar 8-7-01940 Ira Errett Rodgers Earl Anderson 9-5-01941 Ira Errett Rodgers Charley Hockenberry 5-10-01942 Ira Errett Rodgers None 2-91943 No Games - World War II 0-01944 No Games - World War II 0-01945 No Games - World War II 0-0

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Record Book[ year-by-year ]

Year Coach Captain Record1946 Ira Errett Rodgers Victor Krenosky 6-2-01947 Charles Hockenberry None 9-7-01948 Steve Harrick Jim Carson 16-6-01949 Steve Harrick Jim Carson 13-8-01950 Steve Harrick Pete Zinaich 8-14-0 1951 Steve Harrick Lou Bonato, Dick Morgan 17-6-01952 Steve Harrick Pat Creegan, John Strycula 12-9-01953 Steve Harrick Chuck Stanley, John Strycula 6-7-01954 Steve Harrick None 13-7-01955 Steve Harrick Christy Kaltenecker 20-6-01956 Steve Harrick Don Firestone 16-9-01957 Steve Harrick Rod Shafer 12-8-01958 Steve Harrick Nick Zegrea 12-11-01959 Steve Harrick Ronnie Retton 16-9-01960 Steve Harrick Paul Chuma 17-9-01961 Steve Harrick Tom Stepp 17-10-01962 Steve Harrick Tom Stepp, Ed Tekavec 17-9-01963 Steve Harrick Joe Hatalla 30-3-01964 Steve Harrick Dale Ramsburg 24-5-01965 Steve Harrick John Radosevich 19-9-01966 Steve Harrick Don Hetzel 26-7-11967 Steve Harrick Chuck Boggs 22-9-01968 Dale Ramsburg Buck Guth, Mike Moschel 9-8-0 1969 Dale Ramsburg Buck Guth, Tom Tomcheko 12-6-11970 Dale Ramsburg Sam Ellis, Dave Ferguson 12-5-01971 Dale Ramsburg Larry Boggs, Larry Wilfong 21-6-01972 Dale Ramsburg Larry Myers, Don Schulteherich 10-10-01973 Dale Ramsburg Ernie Szakos, Glenn Young 8-12-11974 Dale Ramsburg Mark Cunningham, John Ruzicka 12-13-01975 Dale Ramsburg Bob Beatty, John Ruzicka 10-18-01976 Dale Ramsburg Billy Keeler, Steve Snyder 21-12-01977 Dale Ramsburg Mickey Kocur, Jerry Mahoney 10-18-01978 Dale Ramsburg None 16-9-0

Year Coach Captain Record1979 Dale Ramsburg None 9-13-01980 Dale Ramsburg None 12-14-21981 Dale Ramsburg None 17-18-01982 Dale Ramsburg None 24-23-01983 Dale Ramsburg None 22-10-01984 Dale Ramsburg None 22-11-11985 Dale Ramsburg None 27-16-01986 Dale Ramsburg None 24-14-11987 Dale Ramsburg None 32-15-01988 Dale Ramsburg None 33-19-11989 Dale Ramsburg None 28-13-11990 Dale Ramsburg None 33-201991 Dale Ramsburg None 20-20-11992 Dale Ramsburg None 27-201993 Dale Ramsburg None 29-251994 Dale Ramsburg None 40-211995 Greg Van Zant None 18-321996 Greg Van Zant None 33-251997 Greg Van Zant None 36-191998 Greg Van Zant None 37-17-11999 Greg Van Zant None 29-282000 Greg Van Zant None 25-282001 Greg Van Zant None 27-262002 Greg Van Zant None 24-262003 Greg Van Zant None 36-192004 Greg Van Zant None 23-292005 Greg Van Zant None 25-302006 Greg Van Zant None 36-222007 Greg Van Zant None 29-222008 Greg Van Zant None 35-212009 Greg Van Zant None 37-182010 Greg Van Zant None 27-302011 Greg Van Zant None 28-27Total 1955-1358-18

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Record Book[ series record ]

SeriesOpponent W L T BeganAir Force 0 1 0 1999Akron 16 12 0 1982Alabama 1 1 0 1990Alderson-Broaddus 21 1 0 1955American 1 0 0 1955Appalachian State 0 1 0 1995Arkansas 0 1 0 1987Armstrong State 1 2 1 1985Army 2 2 0 1918Auburn 2 3 0 1963Charleston Southern 6 4 0 1969Belmont 1 0 0 1970Belmont Abbey 1 0 0 1959Beloit 0 1 0 1902Bethany 52 11 0 1895Bethune-Cookman 1 0 0 2010Birmingham Southern 0 2 0 1920Bluefield College, Va. 2 0 0 1980Boston College 10 14 0 1996Bowling Green State 2 2 0 2000Bridgewater 4 1 0 1960Brown 2 0 0 1956Bryant 3 0 0 2010Bucknell 3 2 0 1910Buffalo 4 8 0 1971C.W. Post 3 0 0 1987California, Pa. 38 10 1 1896Cal-State Northridge 0 1 0 2000Canisius 5 2 0 2007Carnegie-Mellon 11 3 0 1908Carson Newman 2 0 0 1989Case Western Reserve 3 0 0 1902Catholic 2 7 0 1915Central Florida 0 1 0 1993Charleston, W.Va. 16 4 0 1911Cincinnati 17 16 0 1908The Citadel 14 8 0 1956Clemson 0 10 0 1951Cleveland State 29 8 0 1980Coastal Carolina 1 6 0 2005Colgate 4 1 0 1918Connecticut 23 22 0 1996Coppin State 12 1 0 1997Cornell 3 2 0 1919Dartmouth 1 0 0 1918Davidson 12 2 0 1957Davis & Elkins 7 0 0 1929Dayton 2 1 0 1949Delaware 1 3 0 1921Dennison 13 5 0 1899DePauw 2 0 0 1902Detroit 0 1 1 1984Drexel 1 0 0 1925Duke 2 7 0 1930Duquesne 72 8 0 1915East Carolina 5 9 0 1964East Tennessee State 1 3 0 2004

SeriesOpponent W L T BeganEastern 0 1 0 1911Eastern Kentucky 7 3 0 1983Eastern Michigan 11 4 0 1987Elon 1 1 0 1914Evansville 1 1 0 1988Farleigh Dickinson 1 0 0 1976Fairmont State 55 8 0 1892Florida 0 5 0 1993Florida State 2 4 0 1956Francis Marion 0 1 0 1974Frostburg State 15 5 0 1975Fordham 3 1 0 1918Furman 9 6 0 1959Geneva 6 2 0 1904George Mason 3 2 0 1994George Washington 54 52 0 1933Georgetown 31 29 0 1902Georgia 1 0 0 1965Georgia Southern 5 14 0 1958Georgia Tech 0 4 0 1995Gettysburg 2 0 0 1904Grove City 15 6 0 1898Hampden Sydney 1 0 0 1962Hartford 4 0 0 2007Heidelberg 2 0 0 1899High Point 4 6 0 1960Hiram 1 0 0 1910Howard 2 0 0 2000Illinois 1 7 0 1904Illinois-Chicago 1 0 0 1995Illinois State 1 0 0 2001Indiana 1 1 0 2009Indiana, Pa. 3 0 0 1966Iona 4 0 0 2008Iowa 2 0 0 2010James Madison 5 17 1 1984Juniata 9 4 0 1915Keio 1 0 0 1911Kent State 11 19 0 1950Kentucky 2 11 0 1981Kenyon 1 0 0 1904Lafayette 2 3 0 1919Lehigh 2 0 0 1923LeMoyne 3 1 0 2003Liberty 2 1 0 1977Longwood 0 1 0 2006Louisville 5 12 0 2001Loyola, Md. 2 0 0 1960Lynchburg 2 0 0 1963Manhattan 4 4 0 1902Marietta 17 15 0 1912Marist 1 2 0 2004Marshall 36 22 0 1910Maryland 18 33 1 1899Maryland Baltimore County 1 0 0 2000Maryland Eastern Shore 10 0 0 2005Maryland State 4 2 0 1902Massachusetts 9 9 0 1985Memphis 1 1 0 1998Mercer 3 5 0 1975



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Record Book[ series record ]

SeriesOpponent W L T BeganMercyhurst 0 1 0 1991Miami (Ohio) 0 1 0 2011Michigan 0 3 0 1912Michigan State 4 7 0 1927Middle Tennessee State 0 1 0 1976Minnesota 0 2 0 2004Mississippi 1 1 0 1964Mississippi State 0 1 0 1985Morehead State 8 4 0 1976Mount St. Mary’s 7 6 0 1904Muhlenburg 1 0 0 1915Muskingum 4 0 0 1900Navy 14 18 0 1899Nebraska 0 1 0 2004New Jersey Tech 4 0 0 2009New York Tech 8 1 0 1987Nevada 0 1 0 2000Nevada-Las Vegas 1 0 0 2000Newberry 2 0 0 1930Niagara 14 2 0 1996Norfolk State 3 0 0 2005North Carolina 1 7 0 1914North Carolina A&M 0 1 0 1914North Carolina A&T 3 0 0 1998North Carolina-Charlotte 1 2 0 1993North Carolina-Greensboro 1 0 0 1991North Carolina State 2 8 1 1961North Carolina-Wilmington 4 7 0 1969Northern Illinois 1 0 0 2002Northwestern 1 1 0 1992Notre Dame 22 38 0 1902Oberlin 3 0 0 1908Ohio 44 35 0 1911Ohio Northern 2 0 0 1910Ohio State 9 16 0 1900Ohio Wesleyan 25 12 0 1898Oklahoma State 0 3 0 1996Old Dominion 4 1 0 1982Oregon State 0 1 0 2000Otterbein 1 1 0 1910Pace 2 2 0 1999Pennsylvania 0 4 0 1910Penn State 42 62 0 1904Pitt 96 84 0 1895Princeton 0 3 0 1899Providence 9 2 0 1996Purdue 2 0 0 1995Quinnipiac 2 0 0 2004Radford 4 3 1 1991Rhode Island 8 3 0 1984Richmond 21 12 0 1951Rider 4 1 0 1994Roanoke 3 1 0 1934Robert Morris 7 3 0 1979Rutgers 22 38 1 1917Salem 17 3 0 1923Savannah State 1 1 0 2005Seton Hall 26 15 0 1976Shepherd 4 0 0 1932

SeriesOpponent W L T BeganShippensburg 1 0 0 1991Siena 3 1 0 2009Slippery Rock 13 11 1 1968South Carolina 3 8 0 1930South Florida 6 12 0 2006Southern Indiana 0 1 0 1985St. Bonaventure 45 19 0 1984St. Francis, Pa. 3 0 0 1970St. John’s 19 29 0 1902St. Joseph’s 7 4 0 1993St. Louis 1 0 0 1996St. Mary’s 0 1 0 1924St. Peter’s 5 0 0 1994St. Vincent 14 13 0 1901Stetson 1 2 0 1995Stonehill 1 1 0 1985Stony Brook 3 3 0 2003Susquehanna 1 0 0 1915Syracuse 2 0 0 1918Temple 19 6 0 1938Tennessee 3 6 0 1994Tennessee-Chattanooga 0 2 0 1970Toledo 4 2 0 1999Towson 3 3 1 1984Trinity 1 0 0 1914Valdosta State 0 3 0 1978Valparaiso 2 0 0 2008Vanderbilt 4 4 0 1970Vermont 0 1 0 1920Villanova 26 15 0 1996Virginia 5 6 0 1899Virginia Tech 29 50 1 1922Virginia Military 28 8 0 1903Wake Forest 2 11 0 1914Washington, Md. 0 2 0 1923Washington & Jefferson 34 9 0 1892Washington & Lee 19 9 1 1912Waynesburg 60 15 1 1892Wesleyan 0 1 0 1918West Liberty 27 7 0 1963Western Carolina 2 1 0 2002Western Maryland 1 0 0 1931Western Michigan 1 0 0 1992Westminster 11 1 0 1898Western Carolina 1 0 0 2008Western State 1 2 0 1928West Virginia Wesleyan 46 17 1 1910West Virginia Tech 4 0 0 1948William & Mary 26 9 0 1914Winthrop 0 1 0 2002Wisconsin 1 3 0 1902Woodberry Forrest 2 0 0 1906Wooster 6 1 0 1904Worchester Tech 1 0 0 1918Wright State 0 1 0 2011Valparaiso 2 0 0 2008Xavier 0 2 0 1930Yale 0 5 0 1902Youngstown State 17 7 0 1990


Record Book[ olympians ]

Former WVU pitcher Jeremy Cummings became the first Mountaineer baseball player to compete in the Summer Olympic Games as he helped lead Team USA to a Bronze Medal at the 2008 Games in Beijing, China. The Charleston, W.Va., native allowed one run on three hits in five innings pitched, contributing two solid appearances for the Red, White and Blue. Cummings’ second appearance included tossing two shutout innings in a 4-2 victory over Japan in 11 innings. Cummings’ other appearance came in a 5-4 extra-inning loss to de-fending champion Cuba, which finished with a silver medal. Not only did Cummings receive the thrill of competing for his native country, he also went on to enjoy one of his finest seasons as a member of the Durham Bulls, the Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays. He emerged at the front of the starting rotation with an 8-3 record and a 2.87 ERA in 14 games started. Cummings held several high marks while playing at WVU from 1996-99. He is the school’s all-time leader in career appearances with 58, eighth all-time with 225.1 innings pitched and is tenth on the career list with 211 strikeouts. The former Mountaineer standout also holds several single-season marks. His 109.2 innings pitched and 15 starts in 1999 are both second all-time, and his 119 strikeouts during the same season are fourth on the single-season list. Cummings also had 18 appearances during his junior campaign in 1998, good for sixth on WVU’s single-season list.

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Record Book[ all-time scores ]

WVU’s first baseball team in 1892

1892-2011:Thelistingofscoresthatfollowsisthemostcomprehensivetodatewithavailablesourcesofinformation.Scoresfrom1900throughpresentareverifiedandaccurate.Theyearspriorto1900arelikelyincomplete,butthescoreslistedforthosegameshavebeendocu-mented.Beginningwithitsfirstseasonin1892,WestVirginiaUniversityplayedseveralcontestsagainstnon-intercolle-giatecompetitionuntilthepracticewasdiscontinuedafterthe1956season.

1892 (3-3)- L Waynesburg20-9 W Washington & Jefferson31-1 W Fairmont10-9 W Morgantown- L Waynesburg- L Washington & Jefferson

1893 (1-0)15-8 W Waynesburg

1894 (5-0)37-4 W Rivesville Athletic Club34-11 W Taylortown10-9 W Washington & Jefferson11-10 W Morgantown Athletic Club20-15 W Morgantown Athletic Club

1895 (4-1)13-6 W at Western University of Pa.4-2 L Bethany 6-5 W Holy Ghost 19-9 W FAIRMONT ATHLETIC CLUB12-4 W at BETHANY

1896 (5-3)4-3 W Western University of Pa5-2 W BETHANY3-1 L CALIFORNIA, PA.10-6 W at Waynesburg8-7 L at Washington & Jefferson6-5 W at Holy Ghost4-1 L at Carnegie Athletic Club3-1 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON

1897 (3-2)20-1 W Bethany14-6 L Bethany4-3 L at Waynesburg21-8 W Waynesburg7-4 W Allegheny

1898 (5-5)4-3 L at Grove City11-1 W Ohio Wesleyan4-1 W at Uniontown Athletic Club7-2 W at Uniontown Athletic Club13-0 L at Westminster College13-5 L at Cauick A.C.18-3 W Waynesburg College5-6 L at Western University of Penn.3-11 L Grove City3-0 W Otterbine College

1899 (16-6)10-5 W Western University of Pa12-2 W Western University of Pa8-7 W at Navy19-6 L at Maryland9-5 W at Lawrenceville9-2 L at Princeton8-5 L at Virginia14-12 W at Pittsburgh Collegians9-2 L at Washington & Jefferson9-8 L at DC&AC16-2 W at Heidelberg16-1 W at Heidelberg12-1 L at Ohio Wesleyan16-6 W DENNISON16-5 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON16-4 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON16-6 W OHIO WESLEYAN16-9 W OHIO WESLEYAN12-9 W WAYNESBURG8-7 W WAYNESBURG20-1 W WAYNESBURG21-1 W SCOTTSDALE

1900 (12-3)3-1 L at Wheeling15-7 W PITTSBURGH HIGH 12-3 W CALIFORNIA NORMAL11-2 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON4-2 W MORGANTOWN ATHLETIC CLUB13-8 W at Muskingum9-4 W at Dennison5-2 W at Ohio State14-11 W at Ohio Wesleyan12-6 W Homlin-Laughin AC4-1 W BETHANY13-8 L OHIO WESLEYAN17-2 W OHIO WESLEYAN8-7 W at Waynesburg5-2 L at Washington & Jefferson

1901 (11-7)5-2 L Homlin-Laughin AC7-6 W Ohio Wesleyan7-3 L Ohio State8-0 W Pittsburgh High School11-5 W Grove City4-1 W Homlin-Laughin AC13-1 L Homlin-Laughin AC2-1 L Washington & Jefferson7-0 W Washington & Jefferson3-0 W Ohio Wesleyan12-2 W Monessen6-4 L Uniontown8-5 W Uniontown13-5 W St. Vincent2-0 W Pittsburgh High2-1 L Grove City14-0 W Washington & Jefferson10-0 L Uniontown

1902 (22-7)17-2 W WAYNESBURG23-0 W GROVE CITY5-0 W GROVE CITY8-0 L at Georgetown19-5 W at Maryland Agriculture10-3 W St. John’s *5-3 W at Navy

3-2 L at Manhattan13-4 L at Ohio Wesleyan11-5 L at Yale27-5 W ALLEGHENY14-7 W ALLEGHENY7-4 W at Ohio State9-5 L at Notre Dame11-8 W at Wisconsin4-2 L at Beloit15-4 W at Depauw17-2 W at Depauw27-0 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON5-2 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON5-1 W DENNISON4-2 L DENNISON6-1 W OHIO STATE13-2 W OHIO STATE5-3 W OHIO STATE9-3 W WESTERN RESERVE17-5 W WESTERN RESERVE9-4 W CARLISLE21-8 W CARLISLE* at Annapolis, Md.

1903 (14-9)3-1 L OHIO STATE9-5 W OHIO WESLEYAN6-1 L at Yale9-5 L at Navy6-0 W at Baltimore Athletic Club5-4 W HOMESTEAD7-3 L HOMESTEAD7-4 L WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON16-3 W WVCS9-2 W GROVE CITY9-3 W WAYNESBURG3-1 W DENNISON4-2 W DENNISON7-4 L Western University of Pa10-2 W FAIRMONT ATHLETIC CLUB13-3 W CALIFORNIA NORMAL6-1 W INTERSCHOLASTIC5-3 W ALLEGHENY8-5 W BETHANY7-5 W LIBERTY ATHLETIC CLUB7-2 L Homlin-Laughin AC7-3 L WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON22-0 L MANHATTAN

1904 (16-6-1)10-4 W Granville6-0 W Bethany12-6 W Bethany11-7 W Western University of Pa9-5 W Penn State8-4 W Westminster6-5 W Geneva13-7 W Allegheny College7-5 W Allegheny College7-6 W Dennison15-6 L Waynesburg9-6 W Dennison6-5 W Ohio Wesleyan3-1 W Kenyon8-7 W Wooster5-3 W Youngstown2-0 L Ohio State1-1 T Waynesburg7-1 W Gettysburg4-3 L Mount Saint Mary’s8-3 L Princeton9-5 L Illinois1-0 L Illinois

1905 (18-9-1)3-1 L Ohio State9-9 T Ohio Wesleyan6-1 L Yale9-5 L Navy6-0 W Baltimore A.C.5-4 W Homestead7-4 L Homestead16-3 W W.U.C.S.9-2 W Grove City9-3 W Waynesburg3-1 W Dennison4-2 W Dennison7-4 L W.U.P.10-2 W Fairmont A.C.13-3 W California Normal6-1 W Interscholastic5-3 W Allegheny8-5 W Bethany College11-1 W Woodberry7-1 L Virginia4-2 W Virginia4-3 L Washington and Lee9-6 L V.P.I.12-11 W Roanoke

A.R. Stahlings1894-96: 14-4 (.778)

J.E.B. Sweeney1897-98: 8-7 (.533)

Owen Altman1899-1900: 28-9 (.757)

H Brown1901: 11-7 (.611)

Lee Hutchinson1902-05: 70-31-2 (.680)


Record Book[ all-time scores ]8-2 L Roanoke8-4 W V.M.I.2-1 W Wheeling7-6 W Wheeling

1906 (20-10) 12-2 W at Woodberry Forest7-1 L at Virginia4-2 W at Virginia4-3 L at Washington & Lee9-6 L at Virginia Tech12-11 W at Roanoke8-4 L at Roanoke8-4 W at Virginia Military Institute2-1 W Wheeling (Central League)7-6 W Wheeling (Central League)12-2 W West Virginia Wesleyan6-0 W West Virginia Wesleyan9-0 W Bethany6-3 W Bethany4-3 L Waynesburg5-3 W Wooster8-7 W Waynesburg16-1 W Westminster8-7 W California, Pa.2-1 L Dennison2-1 W Ohio Wesleyan6-2 W Ohio Wesleyan8-7 L Ohio Wesleyan4-3 L Ohio State5-4 W Fairmont Professionals8-7 W Fairmont Professionals7-1 L Fairmont Professionals4-3 W Penn State5-3 W Pittsburgh Collegians8-6 L Pittsburgh Collegians

1907 (17-11)5-4 W at Virginia Military Institute7-1 W at Washington & lee14-7 W at Woodberry Forest11-5 L at Navy3-2 L St. John’s *1-0 W WHEELING10-4 W MANHATTAN10-8 W MANHATTAN11-1 W at West Virginia Wesleyan12-7 L CALIFORNIA, PA12-8 L CARLISLE10-6 W CARLISLE13-4 L at Waynesburg7-4 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN5-2 W UNIONTOWN12-3 W WAYNESBURG8-7 L WAYNESBURG6-2 L DENNISON12-2 W DENNISON5-4 W DENNISON10-3 L OHIO WESLEYAN11-3 W at Dennison8-5 W at Charleston10-3 W at Charleston5-0 L OHIO WESLEYAN9-4 W OHIO WESLEYAN11-3 W ALL-COLLEGIANS10-3 L ALL-COLLEGIANS* at Annapolis, Md.

1908 (24-5)23-0 W CARNEGIE TECH11-1 W CALIFORNIA, PA5-0 W CALIFORNIA, PA13-4 W BETHANY10-0 W CINCINNATI7-1 W CINCINNATI4-2 W WAYNESBURG4-3 W WAYNESBURG18-0 W Western University of Pa5-1 W Western University of Pa10-5 W MANNINGTON14-0 W WESTMINSTER1-0 W WESTMINSTER13-3 W ALLEGHENY3-0 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON11-4 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON4-0 L at Virginia Military Institute6-1 L at Georgetown4-0 L at Navy7-2 W OBERLIN10-2 W OBERLIN2-1 W OBERLIN6-5 L at Dennison10-2 W at Wooster7-1 W at Washington & Jefferson9-2 W at Washington & Jefferson4-2 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS6-0 L PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS5-1 W ALL-STARS

1909 (17-8)6-4 W BETHANY16-7 W BETHANY5-1 L CLARKSBURG2-0 L CLARKSBURG1-0 L at Penn7-1 W at Navy4-3 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON13-6 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON5-2 L CUBAN ALL-STARS22-4 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN4-3 W ALLEGHENY9-7 W ALLEGHENY12-1 L PENN STATE4-0 W at Pitt10-5 W at Pitt13-2 W MUSKINGUM8-4 W DENNISON10-4 W DENNISON6-4 W WAYNESBURG9-2 W WAYNESBURG4-2 L at Washington & Jefferson2-1 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS4-3 L PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS5-1 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON10-9 L ALUMNI

1910 (14-11)7-4 W BETHANY7-0 W BETHANY8-7 L WHEELING4-1 L WHEELING6-0 L at Penn3-1 L at Maryland Agriculture4-3 L at Georgetown6-4 W St. John’s *2-0 L at Navy5-2 W MARSHALL6-5 W WESTMINSTER10-4 W WESTMINSTER5-4 W OTTERBEIN6-3 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON

5-4 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON3-2 L WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON7-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN6-4 L BUCKNELL7-2 L BUCKNELL7-3 L at Notre Dame7-0 L at Otterbein5-1 W at Wooster6-4 W HIRAM7-0 W OHIO NORTHERN2-1 W ALUMNI* at Annapolis, Md.

1911 (17-5)8-0 W PITT7-1 W CARNEGIE TECH6-0 L at Penn8-7 W at Manhattan4-1 L at Princeton4-0 W at Maryland Agriculture5-2 L at Eastern College6-3 W at Navy17-7 W ALLEGHENY19-6 W ALLEGHENY7-5 L WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON4-2 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON5-2 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON3-1 W MARSHALL8-4 W KEIO18-1 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN6-5 W MORRIS HARVEY12-2 W DENNISON13-2 W DENNISON10-3 W at Ohio2-0 W at Marshall7-4 L ALUMNI

1912 (13-12) 5-3 W West Virginia Wesleyan12-4 W West Virginia Wesleyan13-5 L Wheeling (Central League)17-9 L Wheeling (Central League)6-4 W Morris Harvey7-2 W Notre Dame4-2 L Notre Dame3-1 W Hawaii Chinese Stars11-10 W Washington & Jefferson15-10 L Washington & Jefferson10-9 W Washington & Jefferson6-4 W Marietta5-3 L Pittsburgh Collegians3-2 L Pittsburgh Collegians12-1 L Cuban All-Stars4-3 W Independents12-5 W Independents6-5 W Alumni6-3 L at VMI6-0 L at Washington & Lee8-6 W at Washington & Lee7-2 L at Navy3-1 W at Ohio Northern4-1 L at Michigan3-2 L at Wooster

1913 (12-4) 7-6 W Marshall15-2 W Marshall5-3 W Morris Harvey4-1 W Morris Harvey3-0 W Pitt11-2 W Pitt8-5 W West Virginia Wesleyan6-3 L West Virginia Wesleyan4-3 W Ohio Wesleyan3-2 W Ohio Wesleyan11-5 L at Maryland Agriculture7-6 L at Washington & Lee6-2 W at Washington & Lee9-5 W at VMI6-2 W at Marshall3-2 L at Pitt

1914 (12-8) 5-4 W at VMI6-3 W at William & Mary11-4 L at William & Mary3-0 W at Elon14-5 L at North Carolina7-2 W at Trinity6-0 L at Wake Forest14-6 L at North Carolina A&M4-3 W at Navy7-0 W Morris Harvey3-1 W Marshall4-1 W Marshall4-3 L Bethany2-0 W Bethany3-2 L West Virginia Wesleyan *12-6 W West Virginia Wesleyan &4-0 W Pitt8-4 L Pitt5-1 L Penn State2-1 W Bellefante Academy* at Fairmont, W.Va.& at Clarksburg, W.Va.

1915 (19-7-1) 7-3 W at Washington & Lee2-2 T at Washington & Lee4-0 W at Washington & Lee9-2 L at Catholic4-2 W at Maryland Agriculture9-4 L at Georgetown14-2 L at Navy10-1 L at Penn State9-3 W at Juniata0-0 T at Wheeling7-5 W at Duquesne5-4 L at Pitt2-0 W at Marietta14-4 W at Marietta4-2 L at Marshall2-1 L at Marshall6-3 W West Virginia Wesleyan6-5 W West Virginia Wesleyan *4-3 L Ohio Wesleyan6-5 W Ohio Wesleyan8-6 W Muhlenberg7-3 W Carnegie Tech1-0 W Susquehanna18-1 W Marietta10-1 W Marshall4-0 W Washington & Jefferson3-0 W Pitt6-0 W West Virginia Wesleyan2-1 W Alumni* at Fairmont

Carl Forkum1906-08: 61-26 (.701)

Dick Nebinger1909: 17-8 (.680)

J.L. Core1910: 14-11 (.560)

John Gronninger1912: 13-12 (.520)

Larry McClure1911: 17-5 (.773)

B.P. Pattison1914: 12-8 (.600)

Charles Hickman1913, 1915-17: 58-23-1 (.707)



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Record Book[ all-time scores ]1916 (17-6) 9-2 W Ohio Wesleyan3-0 L Wheeling (Central League)6-5 W Wheeling (Central League)8-2 W Bethany7-6 W Marshall3-0 L Marshall15-3 W Grove City16-2 W Westminster10-2 W Westminster3-2 W Penn State8-1 W Marietta10-3 W Western Reserve5-2 L West Virginia Wesleyan11-5 W Alumni5-0 W at Maryland Agriculture4-0 L at Georgetown8-1 L at Penn State14-5 W at Marietta3-2 W at Marshall13-5 L at Marshall8-1 W at Warwood4-1 W at West Virginia Wesleyan4-2 W Marshall ** Wheeling, W.Va.

1917 (10-6)4-1 L RUTGERS6-0 W BETHANY7-2 W BETHANY2-0 W PITTSBURGH INDEPENDENTS8-3 W PITTSBURGH INDEPENDENTS9-2 L PITT4-3 W MARSHALL8-2 L at Penn State4-3 W at Penn State3-1 W at Marshall6-1 L at Pitt12-11 W PENN STATE10-6 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS2-0 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN3-0 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN2-1 W ALUMNI

1918 (13-3)9-3 W MARSHALL14-4 W MARSHALL6-5 W at Syracuse2-1 W at Colgate2-1 W at Army2-0 W at Dartmouth2-0 W at Worcester Tech3-0 L at Fordham2-0 L at Army Ambulance Corps12-4 L at Navy7-4 W VIRGINIA9-0 W VIRGINIA16-3 W COLGATE7-0 W COLGATE5-2 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS5-2 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS

1919 (14-3-1)4-2 L WHEELING BANNERS3-2 W OHIO6-3 W CHARLEROI PROFESSIONALS7-0 W CHARLEROI PROFESSIONALS2-0 L at Penn State1-0 L at Colgate6-2 W at Syracuse4-2 W at Cornell3-1 W at Lafayette2-2 T at Rutgers2-1 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS6-0 W OHIO WESLEYAN3-0 W OHIO WESLEYAN15-0 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON23-0 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON7-2 W WHEELING BANNERS11-2 W WHEELING BANNERS10-4 W ALUMNI

1920 (10-11)4-3 W FAIRMONT STATE3-2 W FAIRMONT STATE4-1 L CARNEGIE TECH6-2 W CARNEGIE TECH8-3 W at Cornell8-3 W at Cornell1-0 L at Vermont4-3 W at Army6-5 W at Fordham5-2 L at Yale4-1 L at Lafayette6-1 L at Georgetown4-3 L PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS8-3 W MORGANTOWN AMER. LEGION3-2 W ALUMNI

1921 (20-7)13-8 W FAIRMONT COLLEGIANS21-2 W FAIRMONT COLLEGIANS18-3 W MARIETTA10-3 W MARIETTA7-1 W CARNEGIE TECH10-2 W CARNEGIE TECH4-0 W CARNEGIE TECH8-3 L at Penn5-3 L at Delaware5-4 L at Lafayette6-5 L at Army4-1 W at Navy3-1 W OHIO7-5 W OHIO4-3 W BETHANY4-2 L BETHANY8-1 W at Clarksburg Independents(Mid-Atlantic League)2-1 W GROVE CITY1-0 W GROVE CITY6-2 W PITT3-2 W PITT7-6 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS5-3 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS8-2 L at Pitt4-0 W CARNEGIE TECH16-2 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON18-4 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON9-3 W ALUMNI

1922 (16-11)13-12 W DUQUESNE6-2 W DUQUESNE13-1 W WESTMINSTER5-4 L CARNEGIE TECH8-3 W CARNEGIE TECH8-1 W CARNEGIE TECH3-2 L at Maryland7-1 L at Georgetown

4-0 L at Catholic9-2 L at Navy2-1 L at Washington & Lee3-2 W at Virginia Tech11-7 W at Virginia Tech4-3 L at Virginia8-0 L at Virginia7-0 L at Juniata3-0 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN11-5 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN8-2 L MARYLAND4-2 L MARYLAND7-6 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS8-7 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS7-4 W GROVE CITY5-4 W PITT9-6 W PITT4-3 W GROVE CITY7-1 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN

1923 (13-11)14-4 W DUQUESNE7-6 W DUQUESNE15-9 W BETHANY12-1 L BETHANY12-9 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN8-3 L WAYNESBURG6-2 W at Maryland3-0 L at Catholic13-4 L at Georgetown16-0 W at Lehigh5-1 L at Yale2-1 L at Washington College3-1 W at Navy6-3 W SALEM3-2 L at Pitt15-6 L at Pitt6-5 L at Grove City6-2 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS16-4 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS10-1 W GROVE CITY12-3 W GROVE CITY7-1 L PITT5-4 W PITT5-4 W* ALUMNI* Called in the 5th inning after the death of Ike Mowery

1924 (8-13)4-2 L DUQUESNE6-5 L DUQUESNE4-3 L BETHANY6-0 L BETHANY9-4 L CARNEGIE TECH12-2 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN8-7 L at Maryland14-2 L at Navy12-0 L at Georgetown10-6 L at Quantico Marines2-1 W at Catholic8-5 W at Lehigh20-2 W SALEM6-4 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN13-5 L at Pitt6-3 W at Pitt15-2 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS6-2 L PITT9-3 W PITT7-4 W ALUMNI10-1 L MT. ST. MARY’S

1925 (13-11)4-2 L BETHANY12-6 L BETHANY4-0 L JUNIATA10-8 W JUNIATA6-3 L at Catholic7-5 W at Navy12-3 L at Georgetown9-3 L at Yale7-5 W at Drexel

5-4 W at Maryland4-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN9-6 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN9-6 W PENN STATE7-4 L at Bethany6-3 L at Grove City7-4 W at Duquesne6-4 W at Penn State15-7 L GROVE CITY9-8 W GROVE CITY3-1 W W.Va. Wesleyan 12-2 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS14-0 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS6-5 L ALUMNI9-8 W CLARKSBURG (Mid-Atlantic League)3-1 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN

1926 (10-10)12-2 W MUSKINGUM9-8 W MUSKINGUM11-6 L MARIETTA5-2 W MARIETTA3-0 L GEORGETOWN5-1 L at Quantico Marines4-3 L at Quantico Marines13-3 L at Camp Holabird6-3 L at Catholic8-5 W at Navy11-1 L at Clarksburg (Mid-Atlantic League)21-7 L UNIONTOWN INDEPENDENTS16-11 W UNIONTOWN INDEPENDENTS8-2 W FAIRMONT INDEPENDENTS8-4 L at Grove City19-8 W at Juniata9-6 L at Juniata12-10 W GROVE CITY7-6 W GROVE CITY13-11 W ALUMNI

1927 (6-12-1)5-3 W FAIRMONT5-1 W FAIRMONT3-2 W MARSHALL6-0 L MARSHALL4-2 L at Goodyear Athletic Club3-1 L at Michigan9-3 L at Michigan State10-9 L at Notre Dame8-6 L at Notre Dame6-6 T at Fairmont (Mid-Atlantic League)4-3 W JUNIATA12-8 W JUNIATA12-5 L CLARKSBURG (Mid-Atlantic League)9-5 L MARIETTA5-4 L QUANTICO MARINES4-1 L QUANTICO MARINES4-3 L WASEDA U. OF JAPAN5-2 L WASEDA U. OF JAPAN6-4 W ALUMNI

1928 (13-4)9-2 W MARIETTA10-9 W MARIETTA6-2 W FAIRMONT STATE7-3 W FAIRMONT STATE4-1 W MORRIS HARVEY11-6 L CLARKSBURG (Mid-Atlantic League)12-4 W FAIRMONT (Mid-Atlantic League)4-3 L at Notre Dame14-2 L at Notre Dame8-5 W at Western State4-0 W at Michigan State21-1 W at Michigan State8-2 L MARSHALL3-0 W MARSHALL5-2 W GREENSBURG1-0 W GREENSBURG2-0 W CHARLESTON SENATORS

Kemper Shelton1918-20: 37-17-1 (.673)

Ira Errett Rodgers1921-43: 204-211-3 (.488)



1929 (8-9)21-5 W FAIRMONT NORMAL4-1 L FAIRMONT STATE4-3 W OHIO7-5 L OHIO19-10 W BETHANY10-4 W BETHANY14-11 L MARSHALL8-6 L at Georgetown6-5 L at Washington College5-4 L at Quantico Marines12-4 L at Quantico Marines7-5 W at Charleston Senators6-3 L at Marshall12-7 W MORRIS HARVEY13-11 W MORRIS HARVEY6-2 W DAVIS & ELKINS13-3 L ALUMNI

1930 (6-13-1)10-3 W OHIO8-6 L OHIO16-3 W FAIRMONT STATE15-3 L at Raleigh (Piedmont League)22-11 L at Duke7-0 L at Durham (Piedmont League)7-2 L at South Carolina7-6 L at South Carolina15-1 L at Georgetown10-8 W MARSHALL15-12 L MARSHALL5-2 L at St. Vincent9-8 L at Xavier4-2 L at Cincinnati5-3 L at Marshall6-0 W at Marshall20-6 W MORRIS HARVEY15-4 L ST. VINCENT11-11 T ALUMNI7-4 W NEWBERRY

1931 (6-9-1)3-2 W MARIETTA6-4 W FAIRMONT STATE8-3 W FAIRMONT STATE12-8 W at Western Maryland9-0 L at Mount Saint Mary’s2-1 L at Georgetown6-5 L at Maryland6-5 L CLARKSBURG (Mid-Atlantic League)8-8 T WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN5-1 W at Fairmont State2-0 L at St. Vincent13-0 L at Marshall7-1 L at Marshall5-0 L at Ohio4-3 L at Ohio9-3 W ALUMNI

1932 (8-8)10-3 W at Fairmont State15-4 W FAIRMONT STATE16-9 L at Mount Saint Mary’s4-3 L at Maryland6-2 L at Georgetown16-3 W at Navy

7-5 L at Quantico Marines3-1 L at Quantico Marines11-8 L OHIO10-5 W OHIO6-4 L OHIO STATE9-6 W OHIO STATE11-2 L at St. Vincent11-1 W at Salem6-2 W ALUMNI6-5 W SHEPHERD1933 (7-9)7-1 W at Fairmont State10-5 L at Fairmont State7-5 W at Mount Saint Mary’s3-2 L at Georgetown7-2 W at Navy11-0 L at William & Mary5-3 L at William & Mary14-8 L at George Washington1-0 L FAIRMONT STATE9-4 L FAIRMONT STATE4-0 W SALEM11-4 W SALEM7-6 W OHIO STATE5-2 L OHIO STATE15-1 W Old Timers4-1 L ALUMNI

1934 (4-13)5-4 L at Fairmont State13-6 L FAIRMONT STATE6-3 W FAIRMONT STATE9-6 L FAIRMONT STATE15-6 L at Maryland18-0 L at William & Mary8-3 L at William & Mary22-10 L at Virginia16-9 W at Roanoke6-5 L at Washington & Lee6-1 L DUQUESNE INFORMALS10-6 L DUQUESNE INFORMALS9-8 W OHIO STATE11-8 L OHIO STATE15-1 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS14-3 L at Penn State7-6 L ALUMNI

1935 (9-9)10-4 L at Ohio9-0 L at Ohio8-5 W at Salem6-5 W at Davis & Elkins5-4 L at Virginia16-9 W at Georgetown9-8 L at George Washington9-0 W FAIRMONT STATE8-2 W FAIRMONT STATE8-7 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS10-6 L at St. Vincent17-2 W at St. Vincent7-4 L OHIO STATE11-6 L OHIO STATE8-4 W DUQUESNE10-7 L DUQUESNE10-5 W DAVIS & ELKINS7-6 L ALUMNI

1936 (10-9)9-5 L PENN STATE8-0 L PENN STATE20-4 W FAIRMONT STATE14-13 W FAIRMONT STATE21-9 L at Maryland6-5 L at Quantico Marines8-3 L at Georgetown11-4 L at George Washington6-0 W SALEM11-7 W SALEM1-0 L SALEM5-0 L SALEM8-4 W OHIO14-5 W OHIO12-1 W FAIRMONT STATE11-3 W FAIRMONT STATE13-0 W ALUMNI14-6 L GEORGE WASHINGTON3-2 W ST. VINCENT

1937 (12-10)11-8 L OHIO WESLEYAN12-9 L OHIO WESLEYAN7-6 W at Ohio8-4 W at Ohio3-1 L at Penn State4-3 L at Penn State13-0 W FAIRMONT STATE19-3 W FAIRMONT STATE7-3 W MARIETTA14-1 W MARIETTA2-0 W at Mount Saint Mary’s14-3 L at Navy7-1 L at Georgetown10-4 L at George Washington7-6 L at George Washington3-2 W at St. Vincent11-8 W at St. Vincent5-4 W at Salem6-0 L OHIO STATE15-5 L OHIO STATE15-5 W ALUMNI3-2 W SALEM

1938 (5-10)4-2 L MICHIGAN STATE3-2 W OHIO WESLEYAN6-5 W OHIO WESLEYAN9-5 L at Mount Saint Mary’s13-1 L at Georgetown15-5 L at Temple8-3 W at Shepherd7-3 W OHIO18-11 L OHIO10-2 W MARIETTA11-0 L at Penn State11-3 L at Penn State5-3 L ST. VINCENT5-1 L ST. VINCENT16-6 L ALUMNI

1939 (8-7)7-5 L MICHIGAN STATE6-4 L MICHIGAN STATE32-5 W SALEM23-19 W OHIO WESLEYAN19-14 W OHIO WESLEYAN9-4 L MOUNT SAINT MARY’S3-2 W TEMPLE11-9 W ST. VINCENT3-0 L PITT10-7 W PITT9-5 W PITT10-7 L PITT8-1 L ST. VINCENT9-5 W PENN STATE17-14 L PENN STATE

1940 (9-5)12-2 W OHIO WESLEYAN12-7 W OHIO WESLEYAN5-2 L at Penn State10-6 W at Ohio4-3 W at Ohio7-3 L at Pitt10-8 W at Pitt18-8 W SALEM5-4 W at St. Vincent15-7 W at Temple5-4 L at Navy13-4 L at George Washington7-2 L PITT11-3 W PITT

1941 (5-10)15-2 L WESTERN STATE15-9 L WESTERN STATE10-5 L at Navy10-2 W at Maryland9-2 L Georgetown6-4 W at George Washington10-6 L at Pitt7-5 L at Pitt9-8 L ST. VINCENT8-2 W SALEM7-6 L at Ohio3-2 L at Ohio3-2 W DUQUESNE11-10 W DUQUESNE

1942 (2-9)11-3 L at George Washington9-2 L at Maryland5-3 L at Navy5-1 L ST. VINCENT12-8 L at Pitt6-4 L at Pitt6-4 W at Penn State6-2 L at Penn State6-5 L at St. Vincent5-4 W OHIO15-1 L OHIO

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1946 (6-2)13-4 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN10-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN6-4 W at St. Vincent22-2 W at Bethany3-1 L at Pitt5-4 L at Penn State18-2 W SALEM11-3 W SHEPHERD

1947 (9-7)7-5 L OHIO11-7 L OHIO6-4 W at Penn State4-2 W at Penn State7-5 L at Pitt11-2 W WAYNESBURG12-4 L at Navy10-3 L at Maryland17-5 W at Quantico Marines18-8 L at Georgetown9-3 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 11-5 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON11-5 W SALEM6-3 W ST. VINCENT11-8 L FAIRMONT STATE9-2 W FAIRMONT STATE

1948 (16-6)2-0 L at Virginia Tech10-1 L at Virginia13-9 W at Washington & Lee9-3 W at VMI3-2 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN6-3 W OHIO7-3 W OHIO14-9 W WAYNESBURG6-2 W at Lafayette8-4 W at Temple13-3 W at Bethany8-0 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON11-4 W at Pitt8-5 L at Waynesburg9-4 W BETHANY10-2 W WEST VIRGINIA TECH8-7 L at Maryland7-6 L at Navy7-6 W at Virginia4-3 W PITT4-2 W PITTNCAA Tournament (Easton, Pa.)8-0 L at Lafayette

1949 (13-8)4-3 L at Virginia Tech5-1 W at Roanoke2-1 W SALEM12-11 L GENEVA7-4 W BETHANY13-11 W SALEM18-2 W PITT11-9 W PITT11-6 W at Navy

9-3 L at Maryland9-3 L at Georgetown7-4 L at George Washington7-6 L at Ohio13-8 W at Dayton3-2 L at Waynesburg14-1 W WEST VIRGINIA TECH15-4 L at Bethany8-0 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN10-9 W at Maryland7-4 W at Pitt6-4 W at Pitt

1950 (8-14)19-13 L at Virginia Tech9-3 L at Duke9-5 L at Duke15-9 L at North Carolina10-1 L at North Carolina8-3 W KENT STATE9-4 L at Maryland14-6 L at Quantico Marines2-1 L at Quantico Marines8-1 L at George Washington12-3 W WEST VIRGINIA TECH10-5 W WEST VIRGINIA TECH9-1 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON9-4 L GENEVA13-7 L at Penn State4-2 L at Penn State13-3 W WAYNESBURG7-4 L at Pitt16-9 W at Pitt11-10 W at Bethany17-5 L OHIO18-0 W BETHANY

1951 (17-6)15-2 L at Navy7-2 L at Maryland13-7 L at Maryland4-2 W at George Washington5-4 L at George Washington25-6 W Davis & Elkins7-0 W at Pitt8-2 W WASHINGTON & LEE5-4 W WASHINGTON & LEE7-5 W at Virginia Tech6-2 L at Virginia Tech4-2 W at VMI12-7 W at VMI4-3 W at Bethany10-1 W at William & Mary5-1 W at William & Mary4-0 W at Richmond10-4 W at Richmond2-1 W WAYNESBURG17-5 W BETHANY12-7 W PITTSouthern Conference Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.) 6-2 L vs. Clemson4-3 W vs. Maryland

1952 (12-9)3-0 W DAVIS & ELKINS13-2 L at Ohio11-7 L at Fort Meade15-1 W at Patuxent Naval Air Station6-0 L at Washington & Lee6-4 W at Washington & Lee9-2 W WAYNESBURG4-2 L at Penn State6-2 L at Penn State4-3 L at William & Mary4-3 W at William & Mary14-1 W at Bethany22-6 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN5-0 W MARYLAND3-2 (12) W MARYLAND6-5 L at Pitt2-1 W GEORGE WASHINGTON5-0 L GEORGE WASHINGTON8-4 W at VMI7-1 W at VMI5-2 (10) L at Pitt

1953 (6-7)3-2 L WILLIAM & MARY1-0 W WILLIAM & MARY12-6 W at Bethany7-1 L at Pitt7-0 L at George Washington8-7 L at George Washington4-3 L at Maryland8-0 L at Maryland5-2 W at Richmond6-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN6-2 W BETHANY5-4 (12) L PENN STATE3-0 W PENN STATE

1954 (13-7)13-10 W DAVIS & ELKINS9-4 W FAIRMONT STATE4-3 W WAYNESBURG12-1 L at Penn State2-0 L at Penn State4-1 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN8-5 L at William & Mary4-2 L at William & mary3-2 L at Richmond2-1 W at Richmond5-3 W VMI2-1 W at Washington & Lee10-6 W at Washington & Lee5-1 W VIRGINIA TECH2-1 L VIRGINIA TECH12-10(10) W at West Virginia Wesleyan9-5 W at Bethany4-3 W PITT6-3 L at Waynesburg16-6 W BETHANY

1955 (20-6)10-2 W at American8-5 L Quantico Marines 7-4 W FAIRMONT STATE16-9 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN12-0 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS15-10 W at George Washington3-1 L at George Washington5-3 W Notre Dame *7-2 W WASHINGTON & LEE3-2 W WASHINGTON & LEE11-9 W WAYNESBURG9-3 W PENN STATE3-1 W PENN STATE11-0 W at VMI5-4 W at VMI10-9 W at West Virginia Wesleyan3-1 L at Waynesburg3-1 W ST. VINCENT20-7 W BETHANY7-2 L at Virginia Tech4-3 W WILLIAM & MARY3-1 W WILLIAM & MARY7-5 W at Bethany3-1 L PITTNCAA Tournament (Morgantown, W.Va.)5-1 L WAKE FOREST9-7 W WAKE FOREST6-5 L WAKE FOREST* Parkersburg, W.Va.

1956 (16-9)4-3 W at Paris Island4-0 W Notre Dame *9-4 L Illinois *10-0 L Wisconsin *13-12 W at Florida State15-4 W Brown *7-6 L Illinois *19-2 W Brown *7-1 W at Citadel2-1 W FAIRMONT STATE7-6 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN3-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON8-3 L GEORGE WASHINGTON8-6 L at Penn State15-3 L at Penn State6-3 L at West Virginia Wesleyan3-2 W VIRGINIA TECH3-2 W VIRGINIA TECH6-5 L VMI7-4 L VMI11-2 W WAYNESBURG10-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS2-0 W at Washington & Lee8-0 W at Washington & Lee10-3 W BETHANY* at Tallahassee, Fla.

Charles Hockenberry1947: 9-7 (.563)

Steve Harrick1948-67: 333-161-1 (.673)


Record Book[ all-time scores ]1957 (12-8)9-2 W at Mount Saint Mary’s5-1 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN6-5 W RICHMOND1-0 W RICHMOND3-0 W at Waynesburg8-7 L at Virginia Tech10-8 L at Virginia Tech15-4 L at Davidson4-3 W at West Virginia Wesleyan13-0 W GENEVA6-4 W at St. Vincent12-10 W FAIRMONT STATE19-1 W BETHANY4-2 L at George Washington6-4 L at George Washington3-1 L WAYNESBURG3-2 L PITT8-3 W WILLIAM & MARY6-2 W WILLIAM & MARY6-0 L PENN STATE

1958 (12-11)9-7 W at Georgia Teachers6-1 L Wisconsin *14-7 L at Florida State6-4 L Notre Dame *12-2 L Wisconsin *5-4 W WAYNESBURG4-2 L at Washington & Lee16-0 W at Washington & Lee10-3 W FAIRMONT STATE3-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON5-4 L GEORGE WASHINGTON6-4 W at West Virginia Wesleyan4-3 W BETHANY6-1 W VIRGINIA TECH13-10 W VIRGINIA TECH3-2 L at Pitt12-7 W ST. VINCENT5-3 L KENT STATE7-5 W at Richmond5-4 L at Richmond8-3 L at Fairmont State6-5 L PITT14-3 W at Waynesburg

1959 (16-9)11-6 W at Belmont Abbey7-1 W at Furman6-1 W at Furman7-3 W at Citadel3-1 W at William & Mary6-2 W at William & Mary9-7 W FAIRMONT STATE6-0 W at Bethany8-3 W at St. Vincent4-3 L at VMI4-3 L at VMI5-3 W at Fairmont State3-1 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN4-3 L at George Washington9-3 W at George Washington7-1 W at Virginia Tech7-6 L at Virginia Tech6-3 W RICHMOND2-0 L RICHMOND12-2 L at Kent State

9-3 W WASHINGTON & LEE4-2 W WASHINGTON & LEE6-3 L PITT3-0 L PENN STATE10-3 W WAYNESBURG

1960 (17-9)3-2 L at Bridgewater2-1 W FAIRMONT STATE6-5 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN17-6 L at High Point6-5 W at Furman10-4 W at Davidson5-4 L at William & Mary3-0 W at William & Mary7-2 W at Loyola, Md.9-6 L at West Virginia Wesleyan4-3 L GEORGE WASHINGTON8-1 W GEORGE WASHINGTON16-6 W BETHANY7-5 W at Penn State6-1 L VIRGINIA TECH4-3 W VIRGINIA TECH5-4 W WAYNESBURG7-6 W PITT6-3 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON7-1 W ST. VINCENT7-4 W WASHINGTON & LEE1-0 L WASHINGTON & LEE4-2 W at Bethany2-0 W at Pitt2-1 W VMI6-3 L VMI

1961 (17-10)13-7 W at High Point17-5 W at Davidson6-5 L at Citadel9-8 L at N.C. State3-0 L at Virginia Tech6-3 W at Virginia Tech6-3 W at Bridgewater5-4 L at Navy3-0 W WASHINGTON & LEE4-3 L WASHINGTON & LEE3-1 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN

15-1 W at George Washington9-4 W at George Washington4-2 W WAYNESBURG13-3 W FAIRMONT STATE3-0 W WILLIAM & MARY7-1 W WILLIAM & MARY3-1 L at West Virginia Wesleyan6-0 W at Pitt6-4 L ST. VINCENT10-6 W at Bethany2-1 W VMI5-2 W VMI11-4 W PITTNCAA Tournament (Gastonia, N.C.)3-1 L vs. Florida State4-3 W vs. Florida State7-3 L vs. Duke

1962 (17-9)3-1 L CALIFORNIA, PA3-2 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN3-1 L SALEM6-1 W CITADEL9-1 W BETHANY7-0 W at Waynesburg16-4 W at Bridgewater2-0 W at Richmond4-0 L at Richmond9-3 W at William & Mary4-0 W at William & Mary14-12 W at Hampton-Sydney2-1 W at VMI8-5 W at VMI5-3 W at West Virginia Wesleyan2-0 L at Pitt9-3 W DAVIDSON9-0 W at Fairmont State5-4 W at Ohio23-4 W at Fairmont State4-3 L PITT5-4 W at Bethany1-0 W VIRGINIA TECH3-2 L VIRGINIA TECHNCAA Tournament (Gastonia, N.C.)8-3 L vs. Wake Forest6-5 L vs. Florida State

1963 (30-3)11-3 W DAVIS & ELKINS9-0 W WEST LIBERTY17-4 W at California, Pa.9-2 W BRIDGEWATER4-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN9-5 W at High Point2-1 W at Citadel7-2 W at Citadel5-1 W at Furman5-2 W at Furman11-3 W at Davidson10-3 W at Davidson7-5 W at Lynchburg9-1 W WAYNESBURG6-4 L RICHMOND7-3 W RICHMOND9-2 W at George Washington5-4 W at George Washington3-0 W at West Virginia Wesleyan9-3 W at Fairmont State4-3 W WILLIAM & MARY6-4 W WILLIAM & MARY4-1 W at Bethany10-6 W OHIO19-5 W FAIRMONT STATE7-4 W PITT5-4 W PENN STATE5-4 W VMI7-2 W VMI6-4 W at PittNCAA Tournament (Gastonia, N.C.)4-3 L vs. Wake Forest2-1 W vs. Auburn12-8 L vs. Wake Forest

1964 (24-5)18-3 W at Catholic8-4 W at George Washington7-1 W at George Washington10-3 W at Lynchburg5-1 W at Bridgewater10-4 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN3-2 W at VMI9-2 W at VMI13-2 W FAIRMONT STATE




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Record Book[ all-time scores ]11-0 W WAYNESBURG5-1 W CITADEL2-0 W CITADEL9-2 W WEST LIBERTY7-3 W DAVIDSON5-4 W DAVIDSON3-0 W at Richmond5-3 W at Richmond5-1 W FURMAN3-2 L FURMAN12-2 W CALIFORNIA, PA6-3 L at Penn State7-0 L VIRGINIA TECH5-4 W VIRGINIA TECH8-0 W at William & Mary4-3 W at William & Mary1-0 W PITT6-4 W at PittNCAA Tournament (Gastonia, N.C.)11-0 L vs. Mississippi6-5 L vs. East Carolina

1965 (19-9)4-3 W WAYNESBURG3-1 L at California, Pa.14-3 W at California, Pa.4-3 W FAIRMONT STATE7-4 W at West Virginia Wesleyan6-1 W at Bethany4-2 W at West Liberty3-0 W at Davidson6-2 W at Davidson5-2 W at Citadel5-3 L at Citadel11-8 W at Georgia2-1 L at Furman3-0 L at Furman6-1 L at Wake Forest2-1 W RICHMOND3-1 W RICHMOND7-5 W at Virginia Tech

5-4 W at Virginia Tech10-4 L at Penn State2-1 W WILLIAM & MARY4-1 W WILLIAM & MARY7-3 L OHIO5-2 W at Pitt7-3 L VMI3-1 W VMI7-4 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN5-2 L PITT

1966 (26-7-1)4-1 W INDIANA, PA3-1 W INDIANA, PA8-0 W WAYNESBURG11-2 W CALIFORNIA, PA5-0 W CALIFORNIA, PA4-0 W at Navy9-4 W at N.C. State5-5 T at N.C. State11-0 W at Loyola, Md.5-3 W BETHANY3-0 L EAST CAROLINA7-2 W EAST CAROLINA3-2 W at William & Mary3-1 L at William & Mary8-7 W FAIRMONT STATE2-1 L WEST LIBERTY3-2 W at George Washington9-5 L at George Washington2-1 W THE CITADEL5-4 W THE CITADEL13-5 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN1-0 L at Richmond7-1 W at Richmond1-0 W PITT3-0 L PENN STATE13-9 W at West Virginia Wesleyan5-1 W DAVIDSON7-0 W DAVIDSON18-2 W FURMAN

9-0 W FURMAN *2-0 W at Pitt5-2 W at VMI4-1 W at VMI5-1 L at Ohio* Forfeit

1967 (22-9)13-3 L at High Point4-3 L at Davidson5-2 W at Davidson6-5 L at Furman7-0 W at Furman15-7 W at N.C. State6-1 L at N.C. State6-4 W WAYNESBURG9-6 W at California, Pa.10-1 W at California, Pa.7-2 W WEST LIBERTY9-3 W at Citadel3-1 W at Citadel4-2 W at East Carolina4-2 L at East Carolina16-2 W at Bethany6-5 W GEORGE WASHINGTON2-1 W GEORGE WASHINGTON7-0 L OHIO14-2 W at West Virginia Wesleyan3-0 W VMI2-0 W VMI2-1 L at Penn State4-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN4-3 W WILLIAM & MARY4-3 W WILLIAM & MARY2-1 W at Richmond3-1 W at Richmond10-6 W at East CarolinaNCAA Tournament (Gastonia, N.C.)8-3 L vs. Auburn5-0 L vs. Clemson

1968 (9-8)13-3 W WAYNESBURG7-0 L CALIFORNIA, PA5-4 W CALIFORNIA, PA7-6 L at West Liberty4-0 W at Pitt2-1 W SLIPPERY ROCK4-2 L SLIPPERY ROCK6-1 W VMI3-2 W VMI5-3 L at George Washington8-0 W at George Washington5-4 L at Richmond4-3 L at Richmond8-1 W INDIANA, PA9-0 W at William & Mary5-0 L at William & Mary4-3 L PITT

1969 (12-6-1)5-3 W at Citadel3-2 W at Baptist6-2 W at Baptist8-1 L at Wilmington, N.C.4-0 W at Wilmington, N.C.2-1 W GENEVA6-3 W at California, Pa.3-3 T at California, Pa.5-0 W WAYNESBURG10-0 W WAYNESBURG4-3 L at Slippery Rock7-0 W at Slippery Rock10-6 L at Virginia Tech7-6 L WEST LIBERTY3-1 W FAIRMONT STATE9-5 W FAIRMONT STATE7-1 L PENN STATE9-0 W PENN STATE6-0 L PITT

Dale Ramsburg1968-94: 540-389-9 (.576)

WVU’s 1968 team


Record Book[ all-time scores ]1970 (12-5)2-1 L at Auburn3-0 W at Auburn9-8 L at Birmingham Southern5-1 L at Tennessee-Chattanooga3-2 W at Vanderbilt5-1 W at Belmont4-2 W CALIFORNIA, PA1-0 W VIRGINIA TECH1-0 W VIRGINIA TECH5-0 W at Juniata13-0 W at St. Francis, Pa.7-6 W at Maryland4-1 L at Maryland2-1 W at Pitt1-0 W PENN STATE6-4 W PITT7-4 L PITT

1971 (21-6)14-0 W at Baptist2-1 W at Baptist6-1 L at High Point4-3 W at High Point5-3 W at Marietta6-5 L at Marietta7-1 W at West Liberty15-1 W WAYNESBURG2-1 W GENEVA4-3 W GENEVA7-0 W PITT7-3 W PITT3-0 W GEORGE WASHINGTON6-5 W GEORGE WASHINGTON1-0 W at Virginia Tech2-0 L at Virginia Tech8-0 L at Ohio12-3 W JUNIATA3-0 W JUNIATA5-4 W MARYLAND9-3 W SLIPPERY ROCK4-0 W BUFFALO6-0 W at California, Pa.4-2 L at California, Pa.7-5 W FAIRMONT STATE6-5 W at Pitt4-2 L at Pitt

1972 (10-10)6-1 L at High Point1-0 L at Clemson9-1 L at Clemson5-0 W at South Carolina13-7 W at South Carolina10-3 L at High Point1-0 W WEST LIBERTY6-5 L at Waynesburg4-2 W at Waynesburg7-3 W at Geneva5-4 W CALIFORNIA, PA2-0 L at Maryland6-1 W KENT STATE6-2 L KENT STATE7-0 W at George Washington2-1 L at George Washington3-2 L at Buffalo2-0 L PENN STATE4-1 W PITT3-1 W PITT

1973 (8-12-1)4-3 L at South Carolina13-0 W at South Carolina7-3 L at Clemson8-3 L at High Point5-4 L at High Point9-3 L MARIETTA4-1 L MARIETTA3-2 W WAYNESBURG7-1 L at Ohio6-1 L at Delaware4-0 W at Juniata15-3 L at Juniata6-1 W FAIRMONT STATE4-3 W at Slippery Rock7-2 W at Slippery Rock8-4 W at Pitt3-2 L at Pitt12-0 L at Penn State5-5 T MARYLAND6-5 L at West Liberty17-0 W at West Liberty

1974 (12-13)5-0 L at South Carolina7-6 W at Baptist3-2 L at Baptist10-3 L at Francis Marion8-6 L at Citadel9-1 W at Citadel3-0 W at Marietta3-2 L at Marietta5-4 W at Waynesburg7-2 W at Waynesburg6-4 W at California, Pa.6-5 L at California, Pa.4-0 W WEST LIBERTY7-6 L FAIRMONT STATE8-2 L SLIPPERY ROCK3-2 W SLIPPERY ROCK7-3 L at Pitt6-0 L at Buffalo5-4 L at Buffalo3-1 L at Buffalo8-4 L at Maryland5-2 W at Gettysburg10-4 W at Gettysburg3-0 W PITT16-12 W PITT

1975 (10-18)26-6 L at Clemson12-3 L at Clemson19-2 L at South Carolina13-1 L at South Carolina8-2 W at Mercer12-2 L at Mercer8-6 W at Frostburg STATE4-2 W at Frostburg STATE2-1 L at Morris Harvey13-7 L at Marshall9-7 L at Marshall5-1 W WAYNESBURG8-6 W at West Liberty5-4 W at West Liberty20-10 W CALIFORNIA, PA9-7 W CALIFORNIA, PA13-2 W FAIRMONT STATE7-5 L at Slippery Rock2-1 L at Slippery Rock

7-1 L at Pitt4-2 L at Pitt6-0 L at Penn State7-3 L at Penn State7-2 L BUFFALO2-0 L at Virginia Tech11-4 L at Virginia Tech4-0 W PITT7-6 L PITT

1976 (21-12)6-5 L at Baptist6-4 W at Baptist6-2 L at Citadel4-1 W at Mercer5-0 L at Middle Tennessee State4-2 L at Mercer12-4 L at Mercer5-4 W at Morehead State3-2 W at Morehead State7-3 W at Waynesburg4-0 W at Waynesburg4-0 W at California, Pa.17-5 L at California, Pa.15-8 W at Marietta7-2 W FROSTBURG STATE4-3 W FROSTBURG STATE 4-0 W MARSHALL6-5 W MARSHALL6-5 L MORRIS HARVEY5-4 W WEST LIBERTY5-2 W WEST LIBERTY7-3 W FAIRMONT STATE7-2 W SLIPPERY ROCK11-10 L SLIPPERY ROCK4-0 W at Pitt13-6 W at Pitt8-6 W PENN STATE7-3 L PENN STATE7-2 W VIRGINIA TECH6-5 L VIRGINIA TECHECAC Tournament (Newark, Del.)6-4 L vs. Seton Hall4-2 W vs. Fairleigh Dickinson8-1 L vs. at Delaware




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1977 (10-18)4-2 L at Baptist6-5 L at Baptist8-6 L at Georgia Southern11-10 L at Furman27-2 W WAYNESBURG6-4 L MARIETTA10-2 L MARIETTA1-0 L at Frostburg State13-4 W at Frostburg State7-2 W at Ohio10-5 L at Ohio1-0 W LIBERTY7-3 W at Morris Harvey2-0 W at Marshall4-2 L at Marshall4-3 W FAIRMONT STATE2-1 L at Slippery Rock4-3 W at Slippery Rock10-5 L PITT14-6 W PITT8-3 L at Penn State5-4 L at Penn State2-1 L at West Liberty3-0 L at Buffalo4-0 W at Buffalo3-1 L at Virginia Tech6-4 L at Pitt6-5 L at Pitt

1978 (16-9)9-8 L at Valdosta State8-2 L at Mercer5-2 L at Tennessee-Chattanooga7-0 W at Morehead State6-1 W at Morehead State4-1 W at George Washington12-4 L at George Washington10-6 W at Liberty4-2 L at Liberty13-1 L OHIO7-4 W OHIO

20-5 W FAIRMONT STATE7-3 W SLIPPERY ROCK10-2 W SLIPPERY ROCK5-3 L PITT7-6 W PITT12-6 W WEST LIBERTY4-1 L at Buffalo6-2 L at Buffalo7-1 W at California, Pa.8-5 W at California, Pa.16-6 W at Waynesburg3-0 W at Waynesburg4-2 L at Pitt8-0 W at Pitt

1979 (9-13)8-0 L at Valdosta State13-2 L at Valdosta State9-0 L at Georgia Southern7-2 W ROBERT MORRIS2-1 L ROBERT MORRIS8-0 W at Alderson-Broaddus11-4 W at Alderson-Broaddus6-3 L at Frostburg State5-1 L at Frostburg State8-0 W ST. FRANCIS, PA14-0 W ST. FRANCIS, PA6-0 L at Ohio3-2 W at Ohio9-5 W at Pitt2-1 L at Pitt5-4 L at Penn State5-3 L at Penn StateEastern Athletic Association Tournament (State College, Pa.)3-2 L Pitt12-10 W Rutgers5-2 W California, Pa.2-1 L California, Pa.

1980 (12-14-2)4-3 L ALDERSON-BROADDUS7-5 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS9-2 L MARIETTA4-0 L MARIETTA7-2 W FROSTBURG STATE4-0 L FROSTBURG STATE9-6 L at Catholic11-4 L at Catholic16-5 W CHARLESTON7-3 L ROBERT MORRIS7-6 L ROBERT MORRIS3-3 T OHIO9-2 W SLIPPERY ROCK6-6 T SLIPPERY ROCKEastern Athletic Association Tournament (Hershey, Pa.)5-1 L Rutgers9-8 L George Washington6-4 W at California, Pa.5-3 W at California, Pa.7-4 W at Waynesburg9-6 W at Waynesburg7-6 W CLEVELAND STATE7-4 W CLEVELAND STATE2-1 L at Pitt2-0 L at Pitt7-2 W at Bluefield College, Va.19-11 L Virginia Tech *3-0 L PENN STATE6-4 W PENN STATE@ Eastern Athletic Association Tourna-ment, Hershey, Pa.* at Bluefield, W.Va.

1981 (17-18)13-7 L at Kentucky2-0 L at Kentucky8-2 L at Kentucky6-0 L at Marietta13-1 L at Marietta5-1 W DUQUESNE10-0 W DUQUESNE7-3 W CALIFORNIA, PA5-3 L CALIFORNIA, PA1-0 W at Robert Morris3-2 W at Robert Morris3-0 L at Marshall7-0 L at Marshall1-0 W PITT4-2 W PITT8-4 W at Slippery Rock5-0 L at Slippery Rock7-3 W at Frostburg State12-4 W FAIRMONT STATE9-1 W FAIRMONT STATE5-3 L at Pitt4-3 L at Pitt3-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON10-9 W GEORGE WASHINGTON2-0 L at Ohio3-2 W at Ohio7-1 W at Charleston3-0 L at Cleveland State3-0 W at Cleveland State8-1 W at Bluefield College, Va.*13-6 L Virginia Tech *10-4 L at Penn State7-6 L at Penn StateEastern Eight (Fairfax, Va.)25-13 L vs. Rutgers7-5 L vs. Rutgers* at Bluefield, W.Va.

WVU’s 1980 team



1982 (24-23)4-3 L at Kentucky10-3 L at Kentucky8-4 L at Morehead State7-4 L at Morehead State5-2 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS3-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS3-1 L at Marietta14-5 L at Marietta9-1 W DUQUESNE6-3 L DUQUESNE9-0 W at Waynesburg13-2 W at Waynesburg4-3 W MARSHALL2-0 W WEST LIBERTY3-0 W WEST LIBERTY7-2 L SLIPPERY ROCK9-6 L SLIPPERY ROCK6-2 W FROSTBURG STATE2-0 W FROSTBURG STATE5-4 W FAIRMONT STATE11-9 L FAIRMONT STATE3-0 W at Pitt4-0 L at Pitt8-6 W at George Washington8-1 W at George Washington14-2 L at George Washington13-10 L CHARLESTON11-6 W at Duquesne4-0 L at Duquesne6-5 W at Akron6-0 L at Akron4-3 W PITT8-5 W PITT7-1 L CLEVELAND STATE11-1 L CLEVELAND STATE5-3 L OHIO7-4 W Virginia Tech *15-2 L Virginia Tech *5-4 W PENN STATE13-0 L PENN STATEEastern Eight (Piscataway, N.J.)8-2 W at Rutgers6-5 L at Rutgers7-5 W at RutgersNCAA Tournament (Columbia, S.C.)7-0 L vs. South Carolina7-6 W vs. Old Dominion4-1 W vs. East Carolina2-1 L vs. South Carolina* at Bluefield, W.Va.

1983 (22-10)5-4 L at Kentucky13-7 L at Kentucky14-12 W at Eastern Kentucky5-4 L at Eastern Kentucky5-3 W at Alderson-Broaddus9-5 W at Alderson-Broaddus16-6 W DUQUESNE9-4 W DUQUESNE7-1 W ROBERT MORRIS17-6 W ROBERT MORRIS15-0 W FAIRMONT STATE 10-3 W FAIRMONT STATE 6-1 L at George Washington

9-6 W at George Washington7-5 L WEST LIBERTY5-4 W WEST LIBERTY14-8 W at Frostburg State7-5 W at Frostburg State4-2 L PENN STATE4-2 L PENN STATE6-5 L GEORGE WASHINGTON19-4 W GEORGE WASHINGTON12-1 W at Duquesne16-6 W at Duquesne17-0 W WAYNESBURG7-5 W WAYNESBURG1-0 W CLEVELAND STATE6-3 W CLEVELAND STATE5-3 W at Ohio5-1 W at Ohio4-1 L Virginia Tech *5-3 L Virginia Tech ** at Bluefield, W.Va.

1984 (22-11-1)4-1 L James Madison *9-9 T Towson State *14-8 L James Madison *14-1 L Detroit *8-6 W Richmond*16-4 L James Madison *9-1 L at Georgia Southern8-6 W Towson State *3-2 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS9-0 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS23-2 W ROBERT MORRIS15-2 W ROBERT MORRIS5-0 L MARSHALL14-9 L DUQUESNE24-0 W DUQUESNE29-6 W FAIRMONT STATE5-1 W WEST LIBERTY16-3 W WEST LIBERTY15-0 W ST. BONAVENTURE11-0 W ST. BONAVENTURE16-6 W ST. BONAVENTURE4-3 W OHIO9-3 W OHIO9-8 W GEORGE WASHINGTON10-8 W CLEVELAND STATE6-3 W CLEVELAND STATE

8-7 W GEORGE WASHINGTON9-8 L GEORGE WASHINGTON8-7 L at Penn State3-2 W at Penn State11-1 W at Penn State7-0 W at Duquesne ^Atlantic 10 Tournament (Philadelphia, Pa.)15-3 L vs. Rhode Island3-2 L vs. Temple* at Statesboro, Ga.^ Forfeit

1985 (27-16)15-4 L at Georgia Southern7-6 L at Georgia Southern18-9 L Stonehill *4-3 W at Armstrong State11-9 L at Armstrong State12-6 L Southern Indiana *6-5 L at Mercer5-0 W at Alderson-Broaddus10-0 W at Alderson-Broaddus7-4 W CALIFORNIA, PA21-16 W CALIFORNIA, PA2-0 W DUQUESNE14-4 W DUQUESNE4-1 W DUQUESNE4-1 L at Marshall12-10 W at Marshall14-2 W at Slippery Rock11-4 W at Slippery Rock2-1 W at Ohio7-3 L at Ohio13-2 W FAIRMONT STATE4-3 L at Cleveland State7-0 W at Cleveland State13-5 W at Frostburg State3-1 L at Frostburg State12-2 W WAYNESBURG11-1 W WAYNESBURG10-8 W at George Washington15-8 L at George Washington6-1 W at George Washington8-7 W PENN STATE11-2 W PENN STATE4-3 L PENN STATE7-0 W at St. Bonaventure4-2 W at St. Bonaventure

8-3 L at St. BonaventureAtlantic 10 Tournament(Morgantown, W.Va.)20-4 W MASSACHUSETTS7-3 L TEMPLE14-9 W PENN STATE14-11 W TEMPLE8-7 W TEMPLENCAA Tournament (Starkville, Miss.)10-1 L vs. Mississippi State9-2 L vs. Michigan* at Savannah, Ga.

1986 (24-14-1)13-9 L at James Madison4-1 L at James Madison4-2 L at James Madison5-2 W Stonehill *8-4 W at Georgia Southern15-13 L at Georgia Southern10-6 L at Armstrong State4-4 T at Armstrong State6-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS5-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS13-9 W FAIRMONT STATE10-7 L at Cincinnati14-3 W at Cincinnati9-7 W MARSHALL7-1 L MARSHALL5-3 W at Duquesne4-2 W at Duquesne8-3 W at Duquesne16-7 W at California, Pa.9-4 W at California, Pa.10-3 L at Kent State4-3 L at Kent State6-1 W ST. BONAVENTURE9-5 W ST. BONAVENTURE18-2 W CLEVELAND STATE15-5 W CLEVELAND STATE8-2 W OHIO15-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON3-1 L GEORGE WASHINGTON18-4 W GEORGE WASHINGTON14-5 W at Penn State4-2 W at Penn State4-3 L at Penn State16-6 L PITT




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Atlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.)16-3 W vs. Temple8-3 L vs. Rutgers8-6 W vs. Temple9-4 W vs. Rutgers10-3 L vs. Rutgers* At Savannah, Ga.

1987 (32-15)5-4 L at James Madison3-2 L at James Madison5-4 W Eastern Michigan *5-4 L James Madison *7-0 W New York Tech *6-3 L at Georgia Southern8-0 W C.W. Post *5-2 W Eastern Michigan *9-4 L New York Tech *9-3 W James Madison *12-2 W at Alderson-Broaddus10-0 W at Alderson-Broaddus12-7 W CALIFORNIA, PA14-13 W CALIFORNIA, PA11-8 L CINCINNATI8-0 L CINCINNATI17-3 W DUQUESNE8-2 W DUQUESNE9-1 W DUQUESNE9-0 W DUQUESNE11-3 W WEST LIBERTY12-7 W WEST LIBERTY10-5 W at Ohio8-3 L at Ohio4-2 W at Ohio6-5 L at Ohio2-0 W at George Washington9-4 W at George Washington9-1 W at George Washington4-1 W at George Washington22-11 W FAIRMONT STATE12-2 W CHARLESTON5-4 W PENN STATE10-1 L PENN STATE

6-0 W PENN STATE10-4 L PENN STATE11-5 W at St. Bonaventure9-1 W at St. Bonaventure7-6 L at St. Bonaventure6-2 W at St. BonaventureAtlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.)1-0 W vs. Massachusetts2-0 W vs. Rutgers13-3 W vs. MassachusettsNCAA Tournament (Birmingham, Ala.)8-0 L vs. Clemson7-2 L vs. Arkansas* at Statesboro, Ga.

1988 (33-19-1)12-4 L at James Madison5-2 L at James Madison7-4 L at James Madison8-2 W UNC-Wilmington *10-10 T James Madison *8-5 L Eastern Michigan *3-1 W Evansville *4-3 L at Georgia Southern8-5 L Evansville *4-3 L at Georgia Southern8-5 L Evansville *8-3 W at Virginia Tech10-7 L at Virginia Tech7-1 W at Duquesne9-2 W at Duquesne2-0 W at Duquesne6-5 W at Duquesne6-2 W CALIFORNIA, PA11-7 W CALIFORNIA, PA9-1 W OHIO6-2 W OHIO11-6 W OHIO7-6 W OHIO9-8 W at Marshall17-2 W at Marshall7-2 L ST. BONAVENTURE6-1 W ST. BONAVENTURE

5-2 W ST. BONAVENTURE8-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE12-10 W at Kentucky7-4 W at Charleston13-4 L GEORGE WASHINGTON8-3 W GEORGE WASHINGTON3-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON8-5 L GEORGE WASHINGTON5-2 W WEST LIBERTY11-8 L WEST LIBERTY9-0 W at Akron3-2 L at Akron5-1 W at Penn State9-0 W at Penn State9-3 W at Penn State7-4 W FROSTBURG STATE5-2 W FROSTBURG STATE4-2 W at Cleveland State10-8 W at Cleveland State14-11 L AKRON11-4 W AKRON3-2 L at Penn State9-8 L Pitt &Atlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.)19-9 L vs. Massachusetts6-3 W vs. George Washington20-2 L vs. Massachusetts* at Statesboro, Ga.& at Hopwood, Pa.

1989 (28-13-1)11-3 L at James Madison10-3 L at James Madison11-8 L at James Madison3-2 W at Georgia Southern7-6 W C.W. Post *8-1 W C.W. Post *

3-3 T Detroit *8-3 W New York Tech *3-2 W Carson-Newman *8-5 L CALIFORNIA, PA10-1 W CALIFORNIA, PA6-0 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS11-0 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS3-1 W KENT STATE6-1 L KENT STATE5-1 W DUQUESNE13-2 W DUQUESNE7-4 W DUQUESNE10-2 W DUQUESNE3-1 L VIRGINIA TECH12-6 L VIRGINIA TECH2-1 W FAIRMONT STATE17-2 W CHARLESTON8-5 W AKRON8-4 W AKRON7-6 L at George Washington7-2 L at George Washington4-2 W at George Washington 9-8 L at George Washington25-6 W at Frostburg15-6 L PENN STATE8-4 W PENN STATE17-4 L PENN STATE6-5 W PENN STATE8-1 L at Cleveland State7-0 W at Cleveland State5-3 W WEST LIBERTY10-6 W WEST LIBERTY14-6 W at St. Bonaventure18-1 W at St. Bonaventure* at Statesboro, Ga.

The 1988 season

WVU’s 1989 team captains



1990 (33-20)14-2 W Youngstown State *13-4 L at Georgia Southern 7-1 W Youngstown State *14-4 W James Madison *6-3 L at Georgia Southern11-1 W James Madison *2-1 W James Madison *7-0 L Ohio State &5-2 L at Alabama11-2 W at Alabama13-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS8-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS6-2 L at Kent State11-10 W at Kent State13-10 L at Kent State5-2 L at Kent State9-0 W at Duquesne5-3 L at Duquesne5-2 W at Duquesne9-8 W at Duquesne4-3 W at Akron7-5 W at Ohio5-0 L at Ohio12-2 L at Virginia Tech9-8 L at Virginia Tech21-1 W CLEVELAND STATE7-6 W CLEVELAND STATE9-5 W ST. BONAVENTURE5-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE4-0 W ST. BONAVENTURE6-0 W ST. BONAVENTURE10-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON13-5 L GEORGE WASHINGTON5-4 W GEORGE WASHINGTON5-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON1-0 L at West Liberty10-1 W at West Liberty7-6 W at Penn State6-3 W at Penn State6-3 L at Penn State10-6 L at Penn State7-0 L at Kentucky8-6 L at Kentucky10-0 W at Charleston8-1 W at Youngstown State13-0 W at Youngstown State9-8 L at Youngstown State6-4 W Pitt #Atlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.)2-1 L vs. Rutgers11-10 W vs. George Washington9-1 W vs. Massachusetts11-2 W vs. Rutgers6-4 L vs. Rutgers* at Statesboro, Ga.& at Tuscaloosa, Ala.# at Hopwood, Pa.

1991 (20-20-1)3-2 L Kentucky +7-4 L at Georgia Southern21-11 W UNC-Greensboro3-2 L Mercyhurst *6-3 W Shippensburg *6-6 T at Radford12-1 L at Kent State

8-7 W at Kent State7-2 L at Kent State3-1 W at Kent State10-0 W CALIFORNIA, PA12-0 W CALIFORNIA, PA8-3 W WEST LIBERTY11-3 W WEST LIBERTY6-4 L AKRON2-1 L at Charleston6-2 W PENN STATE6-2 L PENN STATE9-5 W PENN STATE5-4 W PENN STATE22-4 L at Cincinnati9-5 L at Cincinnati2-1 L at St. Bonaventure9-7 W at St. Bonaventure4-3 L at St. Bonaventure11-9 L at St. Bonaventure13-3 W MARSHALL6-3 L MARSHALL8-6 L Radford &9-0 W Radford &3-0 L at Cleveland State5-3 L at Cleveland State2-0 W DUQUESNE14-1 W DUQUESNE7-4 W DUQUESNE10-8 W DUQUESNE11-3 L at George Washington13-12 L at George Washington13-6 W at George Washington9-5 L at George Washington2-1 W Pitt ^+ at Macon, Ga.* at Greensboro, N.C.& at Princeton, W.Va.^ at Hopwood, Pa.

1992 (27-20)7-6 L at Wake Forest5-4 W at Wake Forest16-7 L at Georgia Southern8-5 L at Georgia Southern

13-8 W at Georgia Southern6-4 W Western Michigan *7-4 W at Mercer 13-12 L Northwestern *2-0 W RADFORD1-7 L at South Carolina1-13 L at South Carolina4-7 L at South Carolina7-5 W at Radford6-1 L Kent State #7-0 L CINCINNATI8-4 W CINCINNATI2-1 L at George Washington6-5 L at George Washington4-1 W at George Washington5-0 W at Pitt10-2 W at Pitt9-5 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE11-5 L GEORGE WASHINGTON11-4 W GEORGE WASHINGTON6-5 W GEORGE WASHINGTON9-4 L GEORGE WASHINGTON6-5 L at Penn State4-3 L at Penn State3-2 W ST. BONAVENTURE5-4 L ST. BONAVENTURE +10-3 W ST. BONAVENTURE9-0 W ST. BONAVENTURE4-1 L at Akron8-1 L at Akron12-1 W DUQUESNE1-0 W DUQUESNE10-1 W DUQUESNE12-1 W DUQUESNE6-4 L at Maryland2-0 W at Maryland14-8 W PITT6-5 L at St. Bonaventure +8-2 W at St. BonaventureAtlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.)6-4 W vs. Rutgers9-2 L vs. George Washington7-6 W vs. Massachusetts13-10 L vs. George Washington

* at Macon, Ga.# at Blacksburg, Va.+ St. Bonaventure used an ineligible player and forfeited its wins

1993 (29-25)7-4 L at N.C. State2-0 L at N.C. State4-2 L at N.C. State15-9 L at UNC-Charlotte5-4 W at UNC-Charlotte12-6 L at UNC-Charlotte7-2 L at Radford11-0 W at Radford10-5 L at Florida14-3 L Central Florida *5-4 L Massachusetts *17-2 W Colgate *8-4 W MARSHALL8-4 W MARSHALL7-6 W at George Washington1-0 W at George Washington19-5 W at George Washington13-4 L AKRON1-0 W AKRON3-2 L at St. Joseph’s2-1 L at St. Joseph’s11-5 W at St. Joseph’s7-3 L VIRGINIA TECH10-1 W VIRGINIA TECH6-4 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE10-2 W TEMPLE3-0 W TEMPLE6-4 L TEMPLE15-6 L at Penn State7-4 L at Penn State5-4 L MASSACHUSETTS4-0 W MASSACHUSETTS11-4 W MASSACHUSETTS8-2 W CLEVELAND STATE13-0 W CLEVELAND STATE5-0 W at Cincinnati8-6 W at Cincinnati5-4 W at Rhode Island

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6-0 W at Rhode Island3-2 L at Rhode Island6-2 W DUQUESNE7-5 L MARYLAND9-5 W MARYLAND3-1 L at St. Bonaventure4-3 L at St. Bonaventure8-4 W at St. Bonaventure7-5 W RUTGERS7-3 L RUTGERS8-7 W RUTGERS12-5 L PITTAtlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.)8-3 L vs. Temple9-2 W vs. George Washington10-4 W vs. Temple7-6 L vs. Rutgers* at Daytona Beach, Fla.

1994 (40-21)12-8 W at Duke3-1 W at Duke4-3 L at Duke7-4 L at North Carolina4-2 L at North Carolina12-4 W at North Carolina5-0 L at Tennessee10-1 L at Tennessee10-1 L at Vanderbilt5-3 W at Vanderbilt10-1 W at Vanderbilt2-1 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE7-2 L YOUNGSTOWN STATE21-3 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE6-1 W ST. JOSEPH’S3-2 W ST. JOSEPH’S18-2 W ST. JOSEPH’S4-2 W at Temple10-2 W at Temple9-7 W at Temple3-2 W CINCINNATI3-2 W CINCINNATI5-2 W RADFORD9-5 L RADFORD8-1 W ST. BONAVENTURE5-1 W ST. BONAVENTURE6-4 L ST. BONAVENTURE10-8 W at Pitt4-0 W GEORGE MASON9-8 W GEORGE MASON12-6 L GEORGE MASON10-3 W DUQUESNE14-4 W DUQUESNE10-2 W KENT STATE12-6 L KENT STATE6-1 L at Massachusetts12-3 L at Massachusetts14-5 W at Massachusetts21-2 W at Duquesne11-2 W at Duquesne5-2 L Virginia Tech *5-3 L Virginia Tech *6-4 W GEORGE WASHINGTON4-2 L GEORGE WASHINGTON7-0 W GEORGE WASHINGTON10-3 W RHODE ISLAND

17-3 W RHODE ISLAND3-1 W RHODE ISLAND4-2 W at Maryland8-2 L at Maryland13-6 L PITTAtlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.)12-1 W vs. Rutgers6-1 L vs. St. Bonaventure4-2 W vs. Massachusetts11-9 W vs. St. Bonaventure10-4 W vs. St. BonaventureNCAA Play-In (Morgantown, W.Va.)8-2 W ST. PETER’S8-3 W ST. PETER’SNCAA Tournament (Miami, Fla.)8-7 L Florida19-7 W Rider12-8 L Florida* Bluefield, W.Va.

1995 (18-32)12-6 L Seton Hall *14-8 L at Duke13-3 L at Duke11-1 L at Georgia Tech8-2 L at Georgia Tech12-9 W Purdue ^6-1 L at Stetson9-7 W Illinois-Chicago &4-2 L Xavier ^11-6 L Vanderbilt &7-6 W KENT STATE8-3 L KENT STATE4-2 W MARSHALL3-2 W MARSHALL8-5 L at St. Joseph’s9-7 W at St. Joseph’s6-3 W at St. Joseph’s4-3 L Virginia Tech $7-4 L VIRGINIA TECH2-0 L VIRGINIA TECH12-6 L at George Washington16-2 L at George Washington

13-11 L at George Washington13-6 L YOUNGSTOWN STATE3-2 L YOUNGSTOWN STATE4-3 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE5-4 W TEMPLE5-3 L TEMPLE15-5 W TEMPLE5-1 W DUQUESNE2-0 W DUQUESNE15-4 L at Pitt6-2 W RUTGERS8-0 L RUTGERS9-7 W RUTGERS6-2 L at St. Bonaventure6-5 L at St. Bonaventure11-7 L at St. Bonaventure3-2 L at George Mason12-4 W at Duquesne17-2 L at Ohio State6-0 L Appalachian State %12-1 L at Ohio State10-9 W MARYLAND10-7 L MASSACHUSETTS18-11 L MASSACHUSETTS7-6 L MASSACHUSETTS8-3 W at Rhode Island2-1 L at Rhode Island13-10 W at Rhode Island* at Chapel Hill,North Carolina^ at DeLand, Fla.& at Orlando, Fla$ at Charleston, W.Va.% at Columbus, Ohio

1996 (33-25 Overall, 15-10 BIG EAST)15-8 L at Oklahoma State13-2 L at Oklahoma State16-4 L at Oklahoma State1-0 L St. Joseph’s *7-2 L at Florida8-6 W Vanderbilt *6-2 L at Stetson4-3 W NIAGARA6-5 W NIAGARA10-9 W KENT STATE

8-6 L KENT STATE6-2 W KENT STATE12-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE13-5 L at Georgetown16-2 W at Georgetown3-2 W at Villanova7-2 L at Villanova1-0 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE4-7 L YOUNGSTOWN STATE9-2 W BOSTON COLLEGE5-4 W BOSTON COLLEGE10-5 W BOSTON COLLEGE4-3 L at Maryland12-4 L at Maryland4-2 W SETON HALL6-5 W SETON HALL4-1 L RUTGERS3-2 W RUTGERS12-4 W Marshall %3-1 L PITT12-11 W PITT8-6 W DUQUESNE3-0 L at Providence11-4 W at Providence12-7 W at Providence4-1 L at Pitt $3-2 L at St. John’s5-1 L at St. John’s5-4 L at St. John’s17-9 L at Virginia Tech14-11 L at Virginia Tech6-4 W at Notre Dame8-5 W at Notre Dame7-5 L CONNECTICUT9-3 W CONNECTICUT12-11 W CONNECTICUT7-6 W RICHMOND7-6 W RICHMOND15-4 W ST. LOUISBIG EAST Tournament (Norwich, Conn.)10-8 W vs. Notre Dame5-0 W vs. Rutgers6-5 W vs. St. John’s5-2 L vs. Notre Dame7-4 W vs. Notre Dame

Greg Van Zant1995-present: 477-392-1 (.549)

WVU’s 1995 team



NCAA Tournament (Clemson, S.C.)8-4 W vs. Tennessee9-4 W vs. Georgia Southern6-3 L vs. at Clemson10-4 L vs. Tennessee* at Deland, Fla.% at Charleston, W.Va.$ at Three Rivers Stadium

1997 (36-19 Overall, 17-7 BIG EAST)at Ralston Purina Baseball Challenge; Wilmington, N.C.12-6 L Old Dominion5-0 W at UNC-Wilmington19-10 L East Carolina11-8 W at South Carolina8-3 L at South Carolina25-0 L at South Carolina4-1 W at East Carolina10-1 L at East Carolina14-6 L at Richmond6-3 W at Richmond6-1 W NIAGARA14-3 W NIAGARA14-3 W NIAGARA14-2 W ST. BONAVENTURE9-3 L ST. BONAVENTURE20-11 L ST. BONAVENTURE8-3 W PROVIDENCE10-0 W PROVIDENCE12-7 W PROVIDENCE6-5 W COPPIN STATE14-2 W COPPIN STATE10-0 W VILLANOVA5-4 W VILLANOVA9-0 W GEORGETOWN #9-1 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE9-0 W at Pitt12-5 L VIRGINIA TECH3-2 W VIRGINIA TECH

8-0 L at Rutgers8-6 W at Rutgers5-3 W at Seton Hall13-10 W at Seton Hall8-4 W PITT14-10 W Eastern Kentucky &8-5 L at Connecticut11-3 L at Connecticut9-2 W at Connecticut6-2 W MARSHALL10-0 W MARSHALL14-11 W at Pitt5-1 W at Boston College12-9 L at Boston College7-6 L at Boston College7-1 W DUQUESNE7-5 W NOTRE DAME7-6 L NOTRE DAME4-3 W ST. JOHN’S12-6 L ST. JOHN’S7-4 W ST. JOHN’S21-2 W at Duquesne7-2 W DUQUESNE13-8 L EAST CAROLINABIG EAST Tournament (Norwich, Conn.)6-4 W vs. Seton Hall11-4 L vs. St. John’s8-1 L vs. Notre Dame# Georgetown win by forfeit& at Charleston, W.Va.

1998 (37-17-1 Overall, 13-9 BIG EAST)at Ralston Purina Baseball Challange; Wilmington, N.C.11-3 W James Madison 7-5 L at North Carolina Wilmington12-7 L RichmondService Academies Classic; Millington, Tenn.5-4 W Navy8-1 W Mississippi

8-1 W Memphis7-1 W Navy11-5 W at Virginia Tech3-3 T at Virginia Tech17-3 W St. Joseph’s $6-4 W at Stetson8-6 L at Florida9-8 L KENT STATE4-3 L ST. BONAVENTURE4-2 W ST. BONAVENTURE8-5 W DUQUESNE17-1 W CLEVELAND STATE12-2 W CLEVELAND STATE4-1 W CLEVELAND STATE2-1 W at St. John’s9-1 L at St. John’s4-3 W at St. John’s10-7 W PITT10-2 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE20-1 W NORTH CAROLINA A&T18-3 W NORTH CAROLINA A&T13-1 W NORTH CAROLINA A&T12-11 W Marshall #8-5 L CONNECTICUT12-8 L CONNECTICUT12-5 W PROVIDENCE7-4 W PROVIDENCE8-3 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE12-11 W OHIO9-8 W Pitt ^19-3 W MOUNT ST. MARY’S8-4 W BOSTON COLLEGE9-6 L BOSTON COLLEGE12-11 W BOSTON COLLEGE34-4 W COPPIN STATE10-4 L at Ohio State2-1 L at Georgetown18-1 W at Georgetown21-1 W at Georgetown11-2 W MARYLAND

5-4 L PITT4-3 L at Notre Dame11-9 W at Notre Dame5-3 L at Notre Dame8-2 W VILLANOVA15-10 L VILLANOVA11-10 W VILLANOVABIG EAST Tournament (Norwich, Conn.)5-4 L Notre Dame 7-2 W Seton Hall 10-1 L Providence $ at Deland, Fla.# Charleston, W.Va.^ Three Rivers Stadium; Pittsburgh, Pa.

1999 (29-28 Overall, 12-13 BIG EAST)8-2 L at Georgia Tech7-6 L at Georgia TechService Academies Classic, Millington, Tenn.7-1 L Air Force3-2 W Connecticut2-0 L Memphis14-13 W ArmyPrice Oil Classic, Montgomery, Ala.9-2 L Vanderbilt13-4 L Auburn5-4 L Wake Forest2-1 W TOLEDO9-8 W TOLEDO6-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE10-5 W ST. BONAVENTURE4-1 L NOTRE DAME6-4 L NOTRE DAME7-4 L VIRGINIA TECH7-5 L VIRGINIA TECH12-7 W at Providence6-3 W at Providence2-1 L at Connecticut8-7 W at Connecticut4-3 W MOUNT ST. MARY’S11-2 W MOUNT ST. MARY’S21-5 L RUTGERS4-3 L RUTGERS7-6 W SETON HALL8-3 W SETON HALL4-3 L Morehead State #3-2 L at Pitt4-1 L ST. JOHN’S8-3 L ST. JOHN’S2-0 L ST. JOHN’S11-9 L PITT13-2 W NEW YORK TECH7-2 W NEW YORK TECH15-3 W NEW YORK TECH11-5 W NEW YORK TECH4-0 W at Pitt7-2 W GEORGETOWN8-7 W GEORGETOWN10-0 W GEORGETOWN2-1 L YOUNGSTOWN STATE7-2 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE9-5 L PACE9-4 W PACE7-2 W PACE9-5 L PACE14-7 W at Villanova4-3 W at Villanova

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8-7 L at Villanova8-6 W OHIO STATE23-2 W DAYTON2-1 W at Boston College5-4 L at Boston College5-0 L at Boston CollegeBIG EAST Tournament (Trenton, N.J.)7-2 L vs. Notre Dame 9-6 L vs. St. John’s # at Charleston, W.Va.

2000 (25-28 Overall, 10-12 BIG EAST)7-5 L at Citadel7-1 L Richmond#12-2 L Virginia Tech# 9-6 L Oregon State%6-5 L Michigan State%6-4 L Cal-State Northridge%9-1 L Nevada%15-6 W at UNLV5-3 L at Virginia Tech6-5 L at Virginia Tech4-3 L at North Carolina6-0 L at North Carolina9-7 W at Ohio15-5 W CLEVELAND STATE15-3 W ST. BONAVENTURE7-3 W ST. BONAVENTURE6-5 W MICHIGAN STATE3-2 W MICHIGAN STATE6-4 L MICHIGAN STATE12-5 L BOWLING GREEN8-1 W BOWLING GREEN9-1 L at St. John’s11-10 W at St. John’s9-4 W at St. John’s9-2 W MOUNT SAINT MARY’S4-0 L at Rutgers 6-0 L at Rutgers10-2 L at Rutgers14-4 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE7-1 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE3-2 L PITT10-8 W PITT8-3 W HOWARD16-4 W HOWARD3-1 L NOTRE DAME7-2 W NOTRE DAME4-3 L NOTRE DAME7-3 W at Georgetown7-4 W at Georgetown14-4 W EASTERN KENTUCKY7-3 L EASTERN KENTUCKY10-1 L EASTERN KENTUCKY4-3 L CONNECTICUT9-4 L CONNECTICUT15-3 W CONNECTICUT3-2 L at Seton Hall4-3 L at Seton Hall5-4 L at Seton Hall11-7 W MD-BALTIMORE COUNTY13-5 L TOWSON6-2 W VILLANOVA2-1 W VILLANOVA

4-0 W VILLANOVA# at Charleston, S.C.% at Las Vegas, Nev.

2001 (27-26 Overall, 12-14 BIG EAST)2-1 L N.C. State#12-5 L Tennessee#5-2 L Maryland#7-5 W Old Dominion%7-1 L at UNC-Wilmington5-1 L Richmond%4-3 L Illinois&7-2 W Illinois State&4-0 L at Louisville2-1 W CLEVELAND STATE7-3 W CLEVELAND STATE7-2 W CLEVELAND STATE6-4 W CLEVELAND STATE5-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE5-1 L ST. BONAVENTURE7-6 L RUTGERS2-0 L RUTGERS2-1 L RUTGERS7-1 L BOWLING GREEN8-0 W BOSTON COLLEGE8-7 W BOSTON COLLEGE2-1 L VILLANOVA5-3 W VILLANOVA4-2 L DAYTON6-5 W at Pitt3-2 L at Pitt7-1 W at Pitt7-3 W NIAGARA21-3 W NIAGARA3-0 W Eastern Kentucky*6-3 W TEMPLE8-5 W TEMPLE6-3 W TEMPLE6-0 L at St. John’s

4-3 L at St. John’s4-1 L at Notre Dame8-1 L at Notre Dame6-5 W AKRON14-4 L Virginia Tech6-5 W Virginia Tech7-5 W Virginia Tech4-3 W OHIO6-4 W at Connecticut2-1 W at Connecticut3-2 L at Connecticut17-4 W GEORGETOWN9-0 L GEORGETOWN8-6 W GEORGETOWN11-1 L JAMES MADISON11-1 L JAMES MADISON3-2 W at Seton Hall18-8 L at Seton Hall18-3 L at Seton Hall# at Charleston, S.C.% at Wilmington, N.C.& at Louisville, Ky.* at Charleston, W.Va.

2002 (24-26 Overall, 9-16 BIG EAST)7-6 L at Vanderbilt10-5 L at Vanderbilt1-0 L at The Citadel 7-1 W Old Dominion #12-5 W Western Carolina #12-1 W Akron %3-2 W Northern Illinois %4-3 L at Winthrop4-0 W BUFFALO4-0 W BUFFALO5-2 L BUFFALO3-2 L NIAGARA7-1 W NIAGARA5-3 L KENT STATE

5-4 W KENT STATE4-0 W at Georgetown6-3 L at Georgetown8-2 W at Georgetown4-2 W NOTRE DAME10-6 L NOTRE DAME4-2 W ST. JOHN’S7-2 L ST. JOHN’S11-8 W at Duquesne5-3 W CONNECTICUT8-7 W CONNECTICUT15-9 L CONNECTICUT12-5 W CLEVELAND STATE3-2 W CLEVELAND STATE5-4 L at Boston College8-7 L at Boston College10-5 L at Villanova6-1 L at Villanova29-3 L at James Madison4-0 W NEW YORK TECH9-3 W NEW YORK TECH16-8 W at Ohio6-2 L at Rutgers7-2 L at Rutgers5-4 L at Rutgers9-5 L OHIO4-3 W DUQUESNE4-2 W SETON HALL5-3 L SETON HALL8-3 W SETON HALL16-6 W PITT12-9 L PITT4-1 L WAKE FOREST6-0 L at Virginia Tech14-6 L at Virginia Tech12-8 L at Virginia Tech# at Charleston, S.C.% Rock Hill, S.C.



Record Book[ all-time scores ]2003 (36-19 Overall, 18-6 BIG EAST)10-2 L at Wake Forest6-4 L at UNC Wilmington#3-1 W Fordham#9-5 W Fordham#17-4 L at UNC Wilmington#3-1 W at Tennessee13-3 L at Tennessee20-2 W Stony Brook!3-2 W Stony Brook!11-9 L Stony Brook!12-3 W LEMOYNE7-6 W LEMOYNE11-10 L LEMOYNE5-4 W LEMOYNE9-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE8-7 W ST. BONAVENTURE16-2 W EASTERN MICHIGAN12-8 W EASTERN MICHIGAN12-3 L EASTERN MICHIGAN8-3 W COPPIN STATE11-2 W COPPIN STATE11-0 W COPPIN STATE12-9 W RUTGERS12-4 L RUTGERS4-0 L at Maryland4-3 W at Seton Hall10-8 W at Pitt4-0 L at Pitt6-5 W TOWSON5-4 L TOWSON18-14 W CONNECTICUT9-3 W CONNECTICUT10-5 W CONNECTICUT15-5 W VIRGINIA TECH3-1 W VIRGINIA TECH5-0 W GEORGETOWN9-2 W GEORGETOWN21-8 W MARYLAND4-0 W at St. John’s7-6 L at St. John’s9-7 W at St. John’s15-12 L at Ohio1-0 L at Notre Dame7-5 W at Notre Dame5-1 W at Notre Dame4-0 W VILLANOVA12-2 W VILLANOVA11-6 W VILLANOVA11-3 L Kent State^4-5 L at Boston College3-7 L at Boston College6-5 W at Boston CollegeBIG EAST Tournament (Bridgewater, N.J.)9-1 L vs. Notre Dame10-0 W vs. Virginia Tech8-7 L vs. Rutgers# UNC Wilmington Tournament! Bluefield, W.Va.^ Canton, Ohio

2004 (23-29 Overall, 10-16 BIG EAST)Homewood Suites Shootout; Charleston, S.C.7-4 W Old Dominion4-5 L at Citadel13-21 L RichmondUNC Wilmington Tournament; Wilmington, N.C.5-12 L Marist2-7 L at UNC WilmingtonDairy Queen Classic; Minneapolis, Minn.3-8 L at Minnesota5-11 L Florida State6-13 L Nebraska8-3 W QUINNIPIAC10-6 W QUINNIPIAC6-0 W STONY BROOK

2-9 L STONY BROOK1-6 L STONY BROOK7-1 W AKRON8-2 W AKRON4-8 L AKRON4-1 W ST. BONAVENTURE10-3 W ST. BONAVENTURE0-4 L NOTRE DAME3-5(10) L NOTRE DAME2-6 L NOTRE DAME2-4 L NIAGARA4-8 L at Rutgers4-6 L at Rutgers4-6 L at Rutgers4-3 W SETON HALL8-9 L SETON HALL0-2 L PITT2-7 L PITT2-1 W at Villanova14-4 W at Villanova3-12 L at Villanova15-11 W at Duquesne1-20 L at Virginia Tech8-2 W at Virginia Tech10-2 W at Georgetown8-4 W at Georgetown6-3 W at Maryland6-5 W ST. JOHN’S5-1 W ST. JOHN’S8-16 L ST. JOHN’S0-1 L BOSTON COLLEGE9-15 L BOSTON COLLEGE3-7 L BOSTON COLLEGE11-15 L KENT STATE4-7 L EAST TENNESSEE ST9-0 W EAST TENNESSEE ST4-0 W EAST TENNESSEE ST6-5 W at Akron4-1 W at Connecticut5-6 L at Connecticut6-5 W at Connecticut

2005 (25-30 Overall, 10-15 BIG EAST)5-1 W Norfolk State 6-4 W Norfolk StateBaseball at the Beach – Myrtle Beach, S.C.2-7 L Clemson 2-8 L East Carolina 2-13 L at Coastal Carolina The Citadel Tournament – Charleston, S.C.2-13 L vs. East Carolina1-11 L at The Citadel 4-7 L at East Tennessee State 6-7 L at East Tennessee State 8-5 W at East Tennessee State6-5 W vs. Cornell# 5-7 L vs. Cornell# 1-6 L vs. Cornell# 6-1 W NIAGARA 6-4 W NIAGARA 9-2 W TOLEDO 4-2 W TOLEDO3-5 L TOLEDO 6-10 L TOLEDO 2-7 L BOSTON COLLEGE*4-7 L BOSTON COLLEGE* 10-4 W GEORGETOWN*5-9 L GEORGETOWN*9-10(8) L COPPIN STATE13-3 W COPPIN STATE7-6 W at Connecticut*2-9 L at Connecticut*4-13 L at Connecticut* 5-12 L SAVANNAH STATE 15-1 W SAVANNAH STATE 3-11 L RUTGERS*

12-3 W RUTGERS* 6-4 W RUTGERS* 17-9 W at Duquesne 4-7 L ST. JOHN’S* 8-6 W ST. JOHN’S*4-11 L ST. JOHN’S*2-11 L AKRON 10-1 W MD-EASTERN SHORE 6-5 W MD-EASTERN SHORE23-1 W MD-EASTERN SHORE10-11 L OHIO 5-6 L at Pitt*0-11 L at Pitt*7-8 L at Pitt* 21-1 W SETON HALL*17-3 W SETON HALL*16-3 W SETON HALL*6-5(11) W at Akron1-0 W at Villanova*6-13 L at Villanova*7-3 W at Villanova*1-3 L at Notre Dame*1-5 L at Notre Dame* 3-7 L at Notre Dame*#Winston-Salem, N.C.*BIG EAST games

2006 (36-22 Overall, 14-13 BIG EAST)10-2 W vs. Bucknell#8-4(7) W vs. Bucknell#8-1 W vs. Bucknell# Keith LeClair Tournament, Greenville, N.C.4-12 L vs. N.C. State~5-0 W vs. Virginia Tech~5-4(10) W vs. Penn State~Coastal Carolina Tournament, Conway, S.C.4-5 L vs. Furman 10-3 W at Coastal Carolina 1-8 L at Coastal Carolina9-2(7) W NIAGARA17-4 W NIAGARA10-4 W ST. PETER’S18-0(7) W ST. PETER’S7-3 W ST. PETER’S 5-4 W NORFOLK STATE4-3(10) W EASTERN MICHIGAN3-1 W EASTERN MICHIGAN 7-2 W EASTERN MICHIGAN 18-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE8-4 W PITT*6-2 W PITT*13-4 W PITT*16-0 W MD-EASTERN SHORE20-2 W MD-EASTERN SHORE7-5 W at Seton Hall*28-8 W at Seton Hall*0-6 L at Seton Hall*11-0(7) W COPPIN STATE 7-3 W COPPIN STATE6-10 L at Rutgers*1-8(7) L at Rutgers* 2-3(11) L at Rutgers* 6-7 L at Ohio 3-6 L CONNECTICUT* 5-7 L CONNECTICUT*8-13 L CONNECTICUT*8-10 L at Maryland 4-6 L LOUISVILLE* 10-9 W LOUISVILLE*6-5 W LOUISVILLE*2-9 L LONGWOOD9-4 W VILLANOVA*7-6 W VILLANOVA*9-12 L VILLANOVA* 4-5 L at Georgetown*6-7 L at Georgetown*

10-8 W at Georgetown*9-11 L MARYLAND9-1 W at Cincinnati*13-12 W at Cincinnati*10-1 W at Cincinnati*10-6 W AKRON1-8 L SOUTH FLORIDA*5-3 W SOUTH FLORIDA*4-9 L SOUTH FLORIDA*BIG EAST Tournament (Clearwater, Fla.)5-3 W vs. St. John’s 4-12 L vs. Notre Dame 7-12 L vs. St. John’s # Winston-Salem, N.C.* BIG EAST Games

2007 (29-22 Overall, 10-16 BIG EAST)5-1 W Cleveland State# 6-3 W Cleveland State# 3-0 L Cleveland State#Baseball at the Beach Tournament, Conway, S.C.5-1 L North Carolina State 7-6 W UNC WilmingtonCoastal Carolina Tournament, Conway, S.C.6-5 W Marist 14-6 W Rhode Island 16-4 L at Coastal Carolina 7-0 W HARTFORD 11-1 W HARTFORD 11-5 W HARTFORD 11-1 W HARTFORD 14-12 L DUQUESNE 12-1 W ST. BONAVENTURE 10-6 L ST. BONAVENTURE 4-3(13) W SETON HALL* 12-5 W SETON HALL * 4-3 W SETON HALL * 7-1 W CANISIUS 9-1 W CANISIUS 4-3 L at Louisville* 16-5 L at Louisville* 9-8 L at Louisville* 12-0 W COPPIN STATE 10-0 W COPPIN STATE 8-5 L at South Florida* 8-9 L at South Florida* 16-5 W at South Florida* 8-4 W MD-EASTERN SHORE 10-2 W MD-EASTERN SHORE 16-4 W CINCINNATI* 11-8 L CINCINNATI* 6-1 W at Ohio 5-2 L at Notre Dame* 17-6 L at Notre Dame* 16-7 W at Notre Dame* 13-2 W MARYLAND 8-7 L ST. JOHN’S* 11-3 L ST. JOHN’S * 7-2 L ST. JOHN’S * 6-4 L at Villanova* 10-5 L at Villanova 5-4 W at Villanova* 6-3 L at Maryland 6-4 W OHIO 5-0 L at Connecticut* 14-0 W at Connecticut* 2-0 L at Connecticut* 8-1 W GEORGETOWN* 4-3 W GEORGETOWN * 10-1 L GEORGETOWN * # Winston-Salem, N.C.* BIG EAST Games



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2008 (35-21 Overall, 13-14 BIG EAST)1-5 L Akron#11-3 W Akron#2-1 W Akron#2-3 L Akron#Baseball at the Beach Tournament, Myrtle Beach, S.C.8-7 W Western Carolina5-3 W Marshall3-8 L at Coastal Carolina4-1 W George Mason8-1 W DUQUESNE7-2 W VALPARAISO11-8 W VALPARAISO7-13 L ST. BONAVENTURE21-3 W ST. BONAVENTURE6-0 W IONA7-2 W IONA12-2 W IONA17-7 W IONA15-12 W PITT*12-6 W PITT*8-1 W PITT*26-3 W COPPIN STATE10-5 W MOREHEAD STATE16-6 W MOREHEAD STATE4-8 L at Rutgers*2-8 L at Rutgers*7-8(10) W at Rutgers*23-7 W UMES18-1 W UMES10-8 W USF*15-14(10) W USF*2-5(11) L USF*13-12(10) W OHIO4-7 L at Seton Hall*3-4 L at Seton Hall*7-4 W at Seton Hall*14-0 W DUQUESNE4-8 L NOTRE DAME*11-6 W NOTRE DAME*4-9 L NOTRE DAME*9-1 W at Duquesne10-1 W UCONN*12-11 W UCONN*17-3 W UCONN*1-2(10) L at St. John’s*3-10 L at St. John’s*5-6 L at St. John’s*2-6 L LOUISVILLE*5-2 W LOUISVILLE*5-4(10) W LOUISVILLE*9-13 L YOUNGSTOWN STATE5-14 L at Cincinnati*1-9 L at Cincinnati*9-14 L at Cincinnati*BIG EAST Tournament (Clearwater, Fla.)5-11 L vs. Cincinnati13-6 W vs. Notre Dame5-12 L vs. USF# Winston-Salem, N.C.* BIG EAST Games

2009 (37-18 Overall, 17-10 BIG EAST)BIG EAST/Big Ten Challenge, Clearwater, Fla.14-4 W Indiana4-5 L Minnesota10-17 L Illinois10-5 W NorthwesternBaseball at the Beach Tournament, Myrtle Beach, S.C.

11-6 W Tennessee5-15 L Coastal Carolina19-0 W NJIT13-3 W NJIT5-2 W NJIT30-3 W NJIT8-14 L CANISIUS8-5 W DUQUESNE7-1 W SIENA7-6 W SIENA6-9 L SIENA14-2 W SIENA13-9 W at Morehead State7-6 W at Connecticut*12-2 W at Connecticut*7-4 W at Connecticut*10-7 W Kentucky&1-3 L at Villanova*12-8 W at Villanova*7-4 W at Villanova*7-5 W DUQUESNE10-9 W OHIO10-6 W GEORGETOWN*10-5 W GEORGETOWN*8-3 W GEORGETOWN*9-3 W ST. JOHN’S*5-10 L ST. JOHN’S*16-2 W ST. JOHN’S*5-4 W UMES21-12 W at Duquesne19-3 W at Notre Dame*6-8 L at Notre Dame*0-3 L at Notre Dame*3-8 L at USF*2-11 L at USF*6-9 L at USF*8-1 W MOREHEAD STATE7-8 L MARYLAND13-1 W RUTGERS*7-12 L RUTGERS*9-3 W RUTGERS*15-9 W CINCINNATI*9-2 W CINCINNATI*18-3 W CINCINNATI*6-2 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE1-9 L at Pitt*12-13 L at Pitt*16-4 W at Pitt*BIG EAST Tournament (Clearwater, Fla.)1-6 L vs. Connecticut20-8 W vs. Pitt6-11 L vs. USF* BIG EAST Games& At Charleston, W.Va.

2010 (27-30 Overall, 10-17 BIG EAST)2-4 L Coastal Carolina^0-6 L Kentucky^3-14 L Virginia Tech^8-10 L Indiana#9-5 W Iowa#5-17 L Michigan State#18-14 W Purdue#0-1 L Western Carolina&3-6 L East Carolina&11-8 W Illinois&7-5 W BRYANT3-4 L MANHATTAN1-13 L MANHATTAN14-4 W MANHATTAN6-0 W NIAGARA8-2 W NIAGARA

4-0 W EASTERN MICHIGAN5-3 W EASTERN MICHIGAN0-23 L EASTERN MICHIGAN13-6 W EASTERN MICHIGAN10-7 W BOWLING GREEN!0-2 L at Seton Hall*5-2 W at Seton Hall*3-0 W at Seton Hall*5-9 L CONNECTICUT*2-9 L CONNECTICUT*3-14 L CONNECTICUT*4-10 L Towson20-9 W Maryland3-11 L at St. John’s*7-8 L at St. John’s*10-8 (13) W at St. John’s*13-11 W Eastern Kentucky@1-8 L LOUISVILLE*9-12 L LOUISVILLE*1-10 L LOUISVILLE*23-6 W Duquesne9-13 L PITT*3-6 L PITT*9-24 L PITT*16-6 W Duquesne3-9 L at Cincinnati*2-5 L at Cincinnati*4-5 L at Cincinnati*22-6 W NOTRE DAME*6-5 W NOTRE DAME*10-3 W NOTRE DAME*6-5 W Bethune-Cookman5-7 (11) L at Georgetown*4-3 W at Georgetown*6-5 W at Georgetown*8-4 W at Towson4-5 L VILLANOVA9-7 W VILLANOVA3-2 W VILLANOVABIG EAST Tournament (Clearwater, Fla.)4-11 L vs. Louisville5-10 L vs. USF^ Caravelle Resort Tournament, Conway, S.C.# BIG EAST/Big Ten Challenge, Clearwater, Fla.& Keith LeClair Classic, Greenville, N.C.! Chillicothe, Ohio (Home Game)* BIG EAST Games@ At Charleston, W.Va.

2011 (28-27 Overall, 14-13 BIG EAST)5-0 W Iowa^2-3 L Penn State^5-4 W Illinois^5-12 L Miami (Ohio)&8-9 L Marist&

0-8 L UNC-Wilmington&5-6 L Wright State!12-1 W Temple!1-17 L Elon!7-6 W BRYANT6-1 W BRYANT5-3 W RIDER11-5 W RIDER7-3 W RIDER9-12 (13) L RIDER8-5 W EASTERN KENTUCKY11-2 W EASTERN KENTUCKY12-16 L CANISIUS7-6 (8) W CANISIUS4-3 W CANISIUS8-5 W CANISIUS20-6 W EASTERN MICHIGAN7-9 L EASTERN MICHIGAN4-8 L at South Florida*9-3 W at South Florida*7-6 W at South Florida*5-6 L Morehead State@9-2 W at Louisville*2-8 L at Louisville*3-6 L at Louisville*6-10 L MARYLAND4-3 W GEORGETOWN*4-0 W GEORGETOWN*6-4 W GEORGETOWN*6-4 (10) W at Notre Dame*2-5 L at Notre Dame*8-1 W at Notre Dame*6-3 W SETON HALL*3-5 L SETON HALL*3-2 W SETON HALL*1-5 L at Villanova*2-7 L at Villanova*4-2 W at Villanova*4-9 L CINCINNATI*11-4 W CINCINNATI*14-7 W CINCINNATI*2-3 (11) L at Akron1-12 L at Pitt*2-5 L at Pitt*6-10 L at Pitt*4-6 L RUTGERS*5-7 L RUTGERS*14-5 W RUTGERS*BIG EAST Tournament (Clearwater, Fla.)4-10 L vs. Seton Hall0-1 L vs. Notre Dame^BIG EAST/Big Ten Challenge, Clearwater, Fla.&Hughes Brothers Challenge, Wilmington, N.C.!Elon Invitational, Elon, N.C.*BIG EAST Games@At Charleston, W.Va.



Record Book[ all-time lettermen ]

AAdams, John ....................................................................................... 1912-13-14Adams, Samuel (c-1b).............Grant Town, W.Va. ............................1948-49-50Adkins, Russell ........................Hundred, W.Va. ............................................ 1922Agreste, Joe (1b) .....................Chesapeake, Va. .................................... 2008-09Alexander, J.P (cf) ....................Frederick, Md. ........................................1989-90Allen, Rodney (p) .....................Lindside, W.Va. ......................................1993-96Altemus, Andy (p) ....................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................2009-10Amedro, Chris (rhp) .................Moundsville, W.Va. ...........................2003-04-05Ammons, Neil (p) .....................Morgantown, W.Va. ...............................1983-86Anderson, Earl (cf) ...................Morgantown, W.Va. ...............................1939-40Anderson, George ...................Latrobe, Pa. ............................................1898-99Angeline, Rick (2b) ..................Fairmont, W.Va. ............................... 1977-78-79Antalosky, Mike (p) ..................Winder, Pa.................................................... 1973Armstrong, Norman (3b-2b) ...Pittsburgh, Pa. .............................1917-18-19-20Asbury, Justin (rhp)..................Bancroft, W.Va. ...................................... 2003-04Austin, Cecil (c) ................................................................................... 1906-07-08Austin, Wayne (of) ...................Point Pleasant, W.Va. .......................1957-58-59Ayers, George (lf) .....................Barboursville, W.Va. .............. 1913-14-15-16-17

BBachman, Carl (1b) .................Wheeling, W.Va. ................................ 1911-12-13Backman, Lloyd .......................Morgantown, W.Va. ..................................... 1909Backus, Wendell (p) ................Meadow Bridge, W.Va. .....................1961-62-63Baggs, John (p) ........................Staten Island, N.Y. ..................................1992-93Baker, Edwin (p-rf) ...................Charleston, W.Va. ...................................1932-33 Baliker, John (c) ......................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................1955-56Bame, Chris (p) ........................Glenville, W.Va. .......................................1998-99Bargeron, Zach (p) ..................Manassas, Va. ............................................. 2011Barker, Abe (1b-rf) ...................Ford City, Pa. ............................... 1995-96-97-98Barna, Herbert “Babe” (1b) ....Anmoore, W.Va. ................................1935-36-37 Barnard, George (2b) ..............Morgantown, W.Va. .................... 1921-22-23-24Barron, Frank (p) .....................St. Marys, W.Va. ............................... 1913-14-15Bartlett, Robert (p) ..................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................1941-42Barry, Dan (p) ..........................Manalapan, N.J. .....................................1992-93Battaglia, Jeff (dh-c) ................Riverside, Calif........................................1985-86Baumgardner, Manning (of) ...Columbus, Ohio ................................1986-87-88Bayliss, William (2b) ................Dunloop, Pa. ..................................... 1905-06-07Bebout, Dave (p)......................Morgantown, W.Va. ..........................1987-88-89 Beahm, Bob (3b) .....................Waynesboro, Va. .....................................1967-68Beall, Louis (rf) .............................................................................................. 1895Beasley, Alvin (of) ....................South Charleston, W.Va. ........................1949-50Beatty, Bob (inf-of) ..................Alexandria,Va. ................................... 1973-74-75Becca, Charles (p) ...................Martins Ferry, Ohio ...........................1948-49-50Begalla, George (of) ................Salem, Ohio ................................................. 1968Behnke, William .....................Follansbee, W.Va. .............................1929-30-31Beller, Steve (p) .......................Colcord, W.Va. .........................................1996-97Belnome, Vince (3b-2b) ..........Coatesville, Pa. .................................2007-08-09Belpuliti, Boris (inf) ............................................................................. 1946-47-48Beltz, Bob (p) ...........................New Castle, Pa. ............................................1971Bennett, John (p) .....................Harman, W.Va. ........................................1939-40Bergerson, Brendan (p) ..........Michigan City, Ind. ...................... 2004-05-06-07Bermingham, Joseph (1b) ......Parkchester, N.Y. ........................ 1946-47-48-49Bernardo, Bob (rf) ...................DuBois, Pa. ............................................ 1984-85Berry, Andy (p) .........................Virginia Beach, Va. .................................2010-11Berzansky, Steve (1b) .............Portage, Pa. ............................................1963-64Biddle, William (c) ...................Carlisle, Pa. .................................................. 1947Biggs, Billy (p) ..........................Scott Depot, W.Va. ...................... 1999, 2001-02Black .............................................................................................................. 1904Blair, J.B. (p) ................................................................................................... 1912 Blake, Robert (1b-p) .................................................................................1908-09Blethen, Matt (p) .....................Havre de Grace, Md. ........................1999-00-01Blevins, Chad (2b) ...................Havre de Grace, Md. ..............................2001-02Boggess (c) .................................................................................................... 1912Boggs, Chuck (c)......................Charleston, W.Va. .............................1965-66-67Boggs, Craig (2b) .....................Charleston, W.Va. ..............................1999-2000Boggs, Jeff (inf) ........................Charleston, W.Va. .............................1993-94-95

Boggs, Larry (inf) .....................Charleston, W.Va. ................................... 1970-71 Bolyard, Bucky (inf-p) ..............Aurora, W.Va. ....................................1957-58-59Bowman, William (p) ...............................................................1898-99-00-01-02 Bonato, Louis (of) ....................Pittsburgh, Pa. ........................................1951-52Boone ..............................................................................................................1910Boone ............................................................................................................. 1915Bowling, Casey (of) ..................Chapmanville, W.Va. .................. 2003-04-05-06Brake, Arthur ...........................Buckhannon, W.Va. ..................................... 1907Braker ............................................................................................................ 1905Brenaman, Robert (p) ........................................................................1926-27-28Broadwater, Marcus (p) ..........Clarksburg, W.Va. ...................................2009-11Brock, Sam (p) .........................Morgantown, W.Va. .....................1975-76-77-78Brock, Todd (inf) ......................Georgetown, Del. ...............................1999-2000Brown, Charles (inf) .................Connellsville, Pa. ........................ 1937-38-39-40Brown, Roscoe (cf) ........................................................................................ 1900Brownell (c) .................................................................................................... 1908Bruder, Woodruff (rf) ...............Houston, Texas .................................1923-24-25Bruns, Charles (p) ...................Brooklyn, N.Y. .............................. 1928-29-30-31Buckner, Grant (of-3b) ............Elkview, W.Va. ............................. 2008-09-10-11Bullard, Archie (p) ...............................................................................1908-09-10Burger, Michael (1b) ...............Beaver Falls, Pa. .................................... 2005-06Burley, William (rf) ...................Moundsville, W.Va. ...................................... 1922Burns, Dick (of) .......................Bridgeport, Ohio .....................................1975-76

CCaccolini, Vincent (2b) .................................................................................. 1938Cafaro, Frank (p)......................Pittsburgh, Pa. ............................................. 1997Campbell, John (p) ..................Mullens, W.Va. ........................................1987-88Cappa, John (p) .......................Oakmont, Pa. ............................................... 1993Carden, Charlie (2b) .................................................................................1917-19Carden, Dana (2b-p) ...............Weston, W.Va. ...................................1931-32-33Carder, Glen .............................Bridgeport, W.Va. ......................................... 1936Carenbauer, John (of) .............Wheeling, W.Va. ......................................1941-42Carpenter, David (c) ................Fairmont, W.Va. ................................2004-05-06Carpenter, Kevin (c) .................Sutton, W.Va. ..........................................1989-90Carringan, Charles ..................Moundsville, W.Va. ...................................... 1895Carson, James (of) ..................Madison, W.Va. ................................. 1947-48-49 Carter, James (p) .....................Martins Ferry, Ohio ...........................1958-59-60Caruso, Brett (c) ......................Allison Park, Pa. .......................... 1991-92-93-94Casto, Charles (lf) ....................Spencer, W.Va. .............................1911-12-13-14Chenoweth, Fred (p-rf) ............Fairmont, W.Va. ................................ 1915-16-17Chepko, Steve (rf) ....................Cassville, W.Va............................................. 1938Chittum, Dick (3b) ...................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................1934-35Chotner (1b) .................................................................................................. 1933Christoforo, Michael (inf) ........Arlington, Mass. ........................................... 2004Chuma, Paul (p) .......................Weirton, W.Va. ..................................1958-59-60 Cialli, Fred (ss) .........................Bronx, N.Y..................................................... 1949Circle, Tim (p) ...........................Charleston, W.Va. ........................................ 1980Cisneros, Josh (c) ....................Wilmington, Calif. ..................................2000-01Clarke, Harry (of-1b) ................Uniontown, Pa. ............................................ 1940Cisneros, Dan (p) .....................Elkton, Md. ..............................................1998-99Clay, Jim (1b) ...........................Whitesville, W.Va. .............................1966-67-68Cline, Zac (p) ............................Union City, Pa....................................2002-03-04Clinton, Bruce ..........................Shepherdstown, W.Va. .................................1976Clinton, Kurtis ..........................Morgantown, W.Va. .................... 2001-02-03-04Coalter, James (1b) .................Princeton, W.Va. .......................................... 1950Coceano, Leo (p) .....................Farmington, W.Va. ....................................... 1954Cole, Otis (cf) ...........................Morgantown, W.Va. .................... 1903-04-05-07Comko, Matt (2b-dh) ...............Washington, Pa. ............................... 1973-74-75Connolly, Robert (c) .................Pittsburgh, Pa. ............................................. 1957Cook, Tom ................................Fisherville, W.Va. ..............................1955-56-57Cooper, Chester (of) ................Washington, D.C. .............................. 1951-52-53Cooper, Harry (p-2b) ...................................................................................... 1899Copley, Jim (rf) .........................Logan, W.Va. ...........................................1923-24Corley, Ray (lf-dh) ....................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................1980-81Core, John (lf) ............................................................................... 1901-02-03-04Covey, Thomas (p) ...................Beckley, W.Va....................................1932-33-34Cramer, C.W. .................................................................................................. 1897Creegan, Pat (p) ......................Cumberland, Md............................... 1950-51-52 Crews, Dallas (of) ....................Ocala, Fla. ...............................................2001-02Croftcheck, Tom (2b-ss) ..........Carmichaels, Pa. ........................ 1981-82-83-84



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Cropp, Bob (of) ........................Bridgeport, W.Va. ....................................1968-69Cropp, Homer (c) .....................Clarksburg, W.Va. ...................................1936-37 Crossland, Howard (2b) ..........New Haven, Pa. ......................................1900-01Cummings, Jeremy (p) ............South Charleston, W.Va. ............ 1996-97-98-99Cunningham (p) ............................................................................................. 1903Cunningham, C. (lf) ............................................................................1933-34-35Cunningham, Mark (of) ...........Parkersburg, W.Va. .................................1972-73 Curry, Harry (p-c) .....................Grafton, W.Va. ......................................... 1916-17Curtis, Gene (ss) ......................Bethany, W.Va. ............................................. 1902

DD’Amico, Travis (c) ...................Wampum, Pa. ............................. 2002-03-04-05Darrell, Mike (ss) .....................Bowie, Md. ................................................... 1980Darst (ss) ........................................................................................................1914Davis, Fred .................................................................................................... 1898Davis, Paul (p) ............................................................................................... 1957Dawson, Paul (cf) ....................Rockford, W.Va. ................................ 1918-19-20Della-Mea, Bruno (of) ..............Beckley, W.Va............................................... 1959Deming, L.C. (lf) ...................................................................................1899-1900DeMoss, David (of) ..................Fairmont, W.Va. ................................1990-91-92Dent, William (p-rf) ..................................................................1896-97-98-99-00DeVaughn, Floyd......................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................1923-24Devonshire, James (of) ...........Penns Grove, N.J. .............................1946-48-49DiAngelo, Jason (p) .................McMurray, Pa. ........................................ 2002-03DiBartolomeo, Dan (3b-of) .....Margate, N.J. ....................................2008-09-11Dickey, A.F. (rf) ............................................................................................... 1900Dickerson, Ryan (p-inf) ............Smyrna, Del. ...........................................1993-94Dille, John (3b) ................................................................................... 1912-13-14 Dolinger, Yorke (of) ..................New York, N.Y. .........................................1941-42Dolphin, Dan (p) ......................Newark, Del. ................................1972-73-74-75Donata, Arthur (p) ...................Beaverdale, Pa. .......................... 1947-48-49-50Donnelly, Tim (p)......................Bowie, Md. ........................................ 1975-76-77Dorsey, Adrian (ss) ..................Wheaton, Md. .............................................. 2001Dorsey, Wesley (rf-cf) ..............Mt. Lookout, W.Va. ......................1918-19-20-21Douglas, Phil (lf) ......................Elkins, W.Va. ...........................................1963-64Dougher, William (inf) ................................................................................... 1915Downs, Harry (3b) .............................................................................. 1906-07-08Doyle, John (c) .........................Greenwood, W.Va. ....................................... 1933Drespling, Brandon (of) ...........New Castle, Pa. ........................................... 2005Dubbe, Dean (cf) .....................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................1980-81Dunham, Todd (p)....................Gans, Pa. .................................... 2002-03-04-05Durborow, Colin (2b) ...............Gibsonia, Pa. ....................................2009-10-11Durst, Kenny (p) ......................Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. ................................ 2005-06Dvoroznak, Mark (of)...............Westlake, Ohio ........................... 2008-09-10-11Dyer, Mike (inf) ........................Parkersburg, W.Va. .................................1963-64

EEaton, Bob (p) ..........................Baynard, W.Va.............................................. 1965Eller, Charles ...........................Grafton, W.Va. .............................................. 1937Ellis, Justin (p) .........................Pickerington, Ohio ....................................... 2009Ellis, Sam (1b-3b) ....................McLean, Va. ......................................1968-69-70Elwood, Brad (c) ......................Clear Spring, Md. ....................................1997-98Ely, Richard (2b) ............................................................................................ 1897Ely, John ...................................Finleyville, Pa. .........................................1906-07Emsweller, Tom (lf) ..................Bowie, Md. ...................................1976-77-78-79Enourato, Chris (p) ..................Bridgeport, W.Va. ........................ 2007-08-09-10Englehart, Troy (1b-dh)............Clear Spring, Md. ....................................1996-97Enochs, Chris (p) .....................Newell, W.Va. .................................... 1995-96-97Erb, Paul (p) ........................................................................................1930-31-32Evans, Richard (p) ....................................................................................1921-22Ewen, Clayton (p) .....................Derby, Kan. .............................................2001-02

FFagler, Marty (p) ......................Farmington, Pa. .......................... 2001-02-05-06Falkenstine, Willard (3b) .........Morgantown, W.Va. ..................................... 1939Farley, Francis (ss)...................Charleston, W.Va. ...................................1925-26Felker, G. (2b) ................................................................................................ 1909Fennessey, Jeff (p) ..................Sunbury, Pa. ...........................................1993-94Feola, Joe (c)............................Staten Island, N.Y. ....................................... 1980Ferguson, Dave (of) .................Monroeville, Pa. ......................................1969-70Fidler, Raymond (c) .......................................................................1913-14-15-17

Field, Joseph (c) ......................Bruceton Mills, W.Va. .................................. 1958Filandino, Joe (p) .....................Norristown, Pa. .................................1982-83-84Finnerty, John (of) ...................Pittsburgh, Pa. ............................................. 1969Firestone, Don (inf) .................West Bridgewater, Pa. ............................1954-56 Flanary, Mike (rf) ........................................................................................... 1981Flinn, Virgil (3b) ........................................................................................ 1916-17 Flowers, John (2b) ...................Riverside, Calif............................................. 1983Force, Nelson (lf) .....................Basking Ridge, N.J. ............................... 1983-84Fox, John (ss) ...........................New York, N.Y. .............................................. 1946Franklin, Isac (inf) ....................Pickerington, Ohio ....................................... 2011Franko, Bill (lf) .........................Republic, Pa. ...........................................1954-55Franks, George (inf) ................Masontown, Pa. ................................1964-65-66Frazer, Matt (of) .......................Alum Creek, W.Va. ....................................... 2010Freese, George (3b) ................Wheeling, W.Va. ........................................... 1947Fritz, Lee (of) ............................Waynesburg, Pa. ......................... 2002-03-04-05Frownfelter, Mike (of) ..............Frederick, Md....................................2000-01-02Frushour, Jason (c) ..................Frederick, Md.............................. 1994-95-96-97Fuchs, Bill p-2b) .......................Pittsburgh, Pa. ............................................. 1988Fulton, Charles (p) ...................1915

GGallagher, Rick (p) ...................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................1977-78Gallin, Mickey (c) ......................................................................................1933-34Ganey (p).........................................................................................................1917Gefen, Summer .......................Roxbury, Mass. ............................................ 1940Gilbert, Greg (2b) ....................Boyertown, Pa. ............................ 1984-85-86-87Gilbert, Tom (c) ........................Sykesville, Md. .................................. 1976-77-78Glessner, Jeremy (dh) .............Berlin, Pa. .................................................... 1999Glus, Dan (p) ............................North Braddock, Pa.................... 1982-83-84-85Glus, Dean (p) ..........................North Braddock, Pa.................... 1985-86-87-88Gocke, Jack (p) ........................Clarksburg, W.Va. .............................1935-36-37Goff, John (p) ...........................Holden, W.Va. ...................................1957-58-59Gorby (p) ...................................................................................................1907-08Gordon, Ken (rf) .......................Knoxville, Md. .............................................. 1975Goss, Glenn (c) ........................Glenshaw, Pa. ..............................1979-80-81-82Gott, Fred ....................................................................................................... 1912Gray, Gary (p) ...........................McKeesport, Pa. ................................1974-75-76Grayson, J.L. (p) ........................................................................................1908-09Griffin, Kevin (c) .......................Martinsburg, W.Va. .................................2010-11Grigg, Adrian (p)........................................................................................1908-09Grimm, Charles (3b) ................Morgantown, W.Va. ..................................... 1959Grimm, Eric (inf) ......................Parkersburg, W.Va. ..................... 2000-01-02-03Gronninger, James (3b-ss) ......Charleston, W.Va. ....................... 1903-04-05-07Gross, Billy (p) ..........................Frederick, Md....................................2007-08-09Grossman, Hal (ss) ..................Bronx, N.Y.......................................... 1939-40-41Gum, Jeremy (dh) ....................Bridgeport, W.Va. ....................................2010-11Guth, Buck (ss) ........................Baltimore, Md. ..................................1967-68-69Gyorko, Jedd (2b-ss)................Morgantown, W.Va. ..........................2008-09-10

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HHagan, Arthur ................................................................................................ 1918Hagan, Julian (p) .....................Huntington, W.Va. ............................. 1913-14-15Haines, Brad (p) ......................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................ 1973-74Hale, John (c) ...........................Huntington, W.Va. .........................................1971Hall, Archie (p) ............................................................................................... 1905Hall, Bemis (of) ........................Williamstown, W.Va. ...............................1935-36Hall, Mike (3b) .........................Fairmont, W.Va. ........................................... 1959Halliwell, Don (rf) .....................Williamstown, W.Va. .................................... 1952Halloran, Jim (c) ......................Millville, N.J. ............................................1987-88Hamilton, Robert (rf-cf) ...........Hinton, W.Va. ..........................................1931-32Hammond, Jamie (2b-ss)........Salisbury, Md. .........................................1997-98Hand, George (cf) ....................West Liberty, W.Va. .................................1927-28Hanford (p) ..................................................................................................... 1912Harding, C.W. (1b) ....................................................................................1896-97Hardy, Michael (1b) .................Sharon, Pa. .................................................. 1925Hardman, Orville (of) ...............Parkersburg, W.Va. ...................................... 1942Harlow, Josh (p) .......................Shinnston, W.Va. ......................................... 2011Harman (p)..................................................................................................... 1909Harrick, Joe (of) .......................Punxsutawney, Pa. ......................1918-19-20-21Harrick, George .......................................................................................1929-30Harrick, Stephen (cf) ...............Punxsutawney, Pa. ..................... 1921-22-23-24Harrick, William (cf) .................Punxsutawney, Pa. ..................... 1927-28-29-30Harris, Ike (1b) .........................Newburg, W.Va. ........................................... 1973Harrison, Samuel ....................Clarksburg, W.Va. ........................................ 1913Harsanya, John (p) .............................................................................1926-27-28Hart, Matt (inf) .........................Lititz, Pa. .................................................1997-98Hartman, Brad (p) ...................Morgantown, W.Va. ..........................1987-88-89Hash, John (cf)....................................................................................1929-30-31Hash, Jonathan (p) ..................Shenandoah Junction, W.Va. ...................... 2010Hatalla, Joe (2b) ......................Nemacolin, Pa. .................................1961-62-63 Hawley, Roy (c) .........................Bluefield, W.Va. .................................1923-24-25Hayes (c) ............................................................................................. 1912-13-14Hayes, Dom (rf) .......................Freehold, N.J. ............................................... 2010Heiger, William (2b) .................Charleston, W.Va. ........................................ 1925Heise, Jim (p) ...........................Scottsdale, Pa. ........................... 1953-54-55-56Heizer, William (lf) ...................Charleston, W.Va. ........................................ 1926Helsel, Ron (p-of) .....................Duncansville, Pa. ........................ 1990-91-92-93Henderson, John .....................Clarksburg, W.Va. ........................................ 1975Hendren, Steve (p) ..................Orange, Calif. .....................................1999-2000Henry, Howard (c) ....................Connellsville, Pa. ..........................................1941Herrington, Jim (c) ......................................................................................... 1946Hersey, Rex (of) .......................Guyandotte, W.Va. ............................ 1914-15-16Hertzler, Jacob (1b) .................Reading, Pa. ...........................................1904-05

Hetzel, Don (of)........................Bakerton, W.Va. ................................1964-65-66Hewitt, Jacob (p) ......................Madisonville, W.Va. ................................1894-95Hickman, John (c).......................................................................................... 1896Hickman, Charles (inf) ............Taylortown, Pa. ............................................ 1897Higgins, Glenn (1b-c) ...............Parkersburg, W.Va. ...................................... 1957Hill, Jared (p) ............................Harrisburg, Ohio .......................................... 2010Hill, Ryan (p) ............................Seymour, Ind. ......................................... 2005-06Hill, Walter (p) ................................................................................................ 1896Hilton, Kent (of) .......................Fredonia, N.Y. .............................................. 1983Hinerman, Edgar ................................................................................ 1907-08-09Hines, Skip (2b) .......................Morgantown, W.Va. ..................................... 1970Hinkle, Eric (p) .........................Ocean Township, N.J. .................................. 2010Hively, Jason (p) .......................Huntington, W.Va. .............................1994-95-96Hockenberry, Charlie (c) .........Nemacolin, Pa. ................................. 1939-40-41 Hodges, Charles ......................Morgantown, W.Va. ..................................... 1913Hodges, Milton .........................................................................................1900-01Hoenstine, Doak (c) ................Claysburg, Pa. .........................................1982-83Hoff, Bruce (p) .........................Coopersburg, Pa. ......................................... 1982Hoffman, Gray (p) .......................................................................................... 1915Hohlbein, Roger (1b) ...............Cloverdale, Ohio .......................................... 1982Holshey, John (p) .....................Cumberland, Md.....................................1982-83Honce, Joe (cf) .........................Bridgeport, W.Va. .................................... 1971-72Hopke, William (1b) .................Grafton, W.Va. ...................................1921-22-23Howard, Bernard (inf) ..............Wheeling, W.Va. ........................................... 1954Hudson, Joe (p) .......................Medford, N.J. ....................................1990-91-92Huff, Sam (c) ...........................Farmington, W.Va. ....................................... 1954Huffman, Charlie (p) .......................................................................... 1915-16-17Humphry, Ed (c) ........................................................................................1927-28Huston............................................................................................................ 1904Hutchinson, Harold .................Fairmont, W.Va. ......................................1910-11

IIannacchione, Mike (p) ...........Pittsburgh, Pa. ............................................. 1990

JJackson, Ed (p-cf) ....................Kingwood, W.Va. .....................................1934-35Jackson, Robert (of) ................Kingwood, W.Va. .....................................1929-30Jackson, William (1b) ..............Kingwood, W.Va. .....................................1934-35Jacobson, Jim (3b) ..................Jamestown, N.Y. .......................................... 1972Jenkins, Justin (3b) .................Ridgeley, W.Va. .................................2005-06-07Jochum, Tom (3b) ............................................................................... 1946-47-48Johnson, Bob (of) ......................................................................... 1939-40-42-46Johnson, Duncan (2b) ................................................................................... 1895Johnson, Greg (p) ....................Frostburg, Md. ............................................. 1996Johnson, Mike (p) ....................Elkins, W.Va. ................................ 1974-75-76-77Johnston, Joseph (c) ...............Morgantown, W.Va. .................... 1932-33-34-35Jones, Jonathan (p) .................Fredericksburg, Va. ..........................2009-10-11Jones, Monty (rf)......................Moundsville, W.Va. .................................1960-62June, Kester (p) .......................Piedmont, W.Va. ............................... 1916-17-18

KKaltenecker, Christy (2b) ........Parkersburg, W.Va. .................................1954-55Karr, William (lf) .......................Ripley, W.Va. ................................................ 1931Kavourias, Jim (1b) .................Brooklyn, Ohio ............................................. 1998Kee, J.N. (1b) ............................................................................................1909-10Keeler, Bill (p) ..........................Morrisville, Pa. ...................................1974-75-76Kell, Septimus .........................Welch, W.Va. ................................................ 1907Keller, Arch (2b) .................................................................................. 1912-13-14Kenna, Ed (p) ...........................Charleston, W.Va. ........................................ 1901Kenna, Jack ................................................................................................... 1907Kennoy (ss) .................................................................................................... 1903Kernosky, Victor (c) .................Morgantown, W.Va. ..........................1938-39-40Kinder, Chuck (c) .....................St. Albans, W.Va. ..............................1964-65-66King, Chris (p) ..........................West Milford, N.J. ...................................1985-86King, Andrew (c) ............................................................................................1917Kirchner, Bernie (p-1b)............Arlington, Va. ................................................ 1973Kirkland, Jim (p) ......................Anaheim, Calif. ..................................1999-2000Kline, Steve (p) ........................Winfield, Pa. ................................................. 1993Kloes, David (p) .......................Harmony, Pa. ............................................... 1998Knoll, John (p) ..........................Boston, Pa. .............................................1968-69Koch, Ed (p) .............................Pittsburgh, Pa. .............................1978-79-80-81

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Kocur, Mickey (ss) ...................Baltimore, Md. ............................. 1974-75-76-77Korzun, Kevin (p) .....................Morgantown, W.Va. ............................... 2005-06Kovach, Doug ................................................................................................ 1981Kovach, Vaughn (p) .................Morgantown, W.Va. ..........................1964-65-66Krebbs, George (c) ..................New Martinsville, W.Va. .............................. 1899Kuban, T.J. (3b-of) ...................Valencia, Pa. ................................................ 2011Kuhn, Tyler (2b-ss) ..................Louisville, Ky. .............................. 2005-06-07-08Kumor, Larry (1b) ....................Uniontown, Pa. ........................... 1982-83-84-86Kuzemchak, John (1b) ............Glenshaw, Pa. ...................................1985-86-87Kyle, Glenn (p) .........................Morgantown, W.Va. ..................................... 1979

LLaNeve, Ron (ss) .....................Newell, W.Va. ....................................1954-55-56Langmaack, Jack (p) ................................................................................ 1976-77Lambert, Oscar (1b) ................Charleston, W.Va. .........................................1916Landers, Mark (1b) .................Charleston, W.Va. ....................... 1991-92-93-94Lang, Axel (ss).....................................................................................1933-34-35LaRue, Russell (3b) .................Wheeling, W.Va. .......................... 1928-29-30-31Latterner, Jack (p) ...................Marietta, Ohio ..............................1916-17-18-19Lawhead, Berte (cf) ...................................................................... 1895-96-97-98Laxton, Josh (p) .......................Audubon, N.J. .............................................. 1999Leach, Steve (p) .......................Barboursville, W.Va. .................................... 1973Lease, Randy (p) .....................Irwin, Pa. .......................................................1971Leatherman, Dan (p) ...............Walkersville, Md. ......................................... 2006Leatherwood, Michael (2b) ....Wheeling, W.Va. ...........................1913-14-15-26Lehosit, Tony (p-dh) .................Clarksburg, W.Va. .............................1989-90-91Lemley, Clark (p) ......................Star City, W.Va. .......................................1919-20Lenart, Ed (1b) ........................Trafford, Pa. ......................................1955-56-58Leposky, Richard (p)................Ellwood City, Pa. ............................... 1951-52-53Lester, Roy (of) .........................Spencer, W.Va. .................................. 1947-48-49Lewis, Lambert (3b) ................Charleston, W.Va. ........................................ 1925Lewis, Carson (rf) ....................Charleston, W.Va. ........................................ 1926Lipscomb, Ryan (lhp) ..............Shenandoah Jct, W.Va. ......................... 2003-04Listoun, Walt (2b) ....................Windsor Heights, W.Va. ............................... 1966Little, Tom (of) ..........................Pittsburgh, Pa. ..................................1965-66-67Lively, William (ss) ...................Charleston, W.Va. ............................. 1911-12-13Llewellyn, Lee (lf) .....................Duke, W.Va. ................................. 1895-96-97-99Lockhart, Brent (of) .................Winchester, Va. .......................................2007-08Lodgek, Rich (p) ......................Medford, N.J. .............................. 1992-93-94-95Long (cf-ss) ...............................................................................................1913-14Lopez, Russell .........................Clarksburg, W.Va. ........................................ 1948Lopinsky, Sam (p) ....................Charleston, W.Va. ....................... 1925-26-27-28

Lorentz, Harold (lf) ..................Brady, Pa. ..........................................1937-38-39Lowe, S.C. .................................................................................1897-98-99-1900Lowe, Lefty (p) ..........................................................................................1930-31Lynch, Tom ...............................Ramsey, N.J. ................................................ 1970Lytle, Irvin (ss-p) ......................Morgantown, W.Va. ..........................1920-22-23

MMaderia, Bernard (1b) ............Morgantown, W.Va. ..........................1920-21-22Mahoney, Jerry (3b) ................Shepherdstown, W.Va. ........................... 1976-77Malloy, Matt (c) ........................Cincinnati, Ohio ......................................2010-11Mammarella, Mickey (cf-p) .....Dover, Ohio ................................. 1984-85-86-87Mankin, Craig (p) .....................Red Jacket, W.Va. .............................1960-61-62Manning, Bill (c) ......................Rutherford, N.J. ................................1984-85-86Margules, Joe (rf) .....................................................................................1933-34Markel, Austin (of) ...................Elizabethville, Pa. ....................... 2006-07-08-09Marovic, Bill (cf) .......................Leckrone, Pa. ....................................1963-64-65Martin, Paul (rf) .......................Cassville, W.Va..................................1903-04-05Martin, Homer (c) ....................Charleston, W.Va. ........................1919-20-21-22Marz, Mike (p)..........................Belford, N.J. ............................................1993-94Mason, Earl (rf-1b) ..................Allegheny, Pa. ............................. 1904-05-06-07Mason, John .................................................................................................. 1908Mascilli, Loreto (cf) ..................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................1933-34Mathias, Keith (p) ....................Youngstown, Ohio ....................... 1988-89-91-92Matuszek, Kyle (1b) ...............Cincinnati, Ohio ................................2004-05-06Maust, David (p) ......................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................2000-01Mavroleon, Jim (p) ...................Freehold, N.J. ..........................................1969-70Maxwell, Levi (p) ......................Shinnston, W.Va. ..............................2004-06-07Mayfield, James (cf) .................................................................................1921-22 Maylander, Richard .................Hoboken, N.J. .............................................. 1948McBroom, Ryan (1b) ...............Fredericksburg, Va. ..................................... 2011McCabe, Tim (3b) ....................Wexford, Pa. ................................ 2000-01-02-03McCanley (3b) ............................................................................................... 1905McCarthey, D. (c) .......................................................................... 1905-06-07-08McCarthy, A.C. ............................................................................................... 1909McCarty, Mark (p) ....................Kingwood, W.Va. .......................................... 1980McCauley, Josh (p) ..................Mercersburg, Pa. ......................................... 2011McCracken, Vance (p) .............St. Albans, W.Va. ..............................1999-00-01McCue, John (2b) ....................Morgantown, W.Va. ..........................1936-37-38McCullough, Jack (inf) .............Natrona Heights, Pa. ................................... 1966McCutcheon, Bruce (c) ...........Moorestown, N.J. ......................................... 1970McDavid, Justin (1b) ...............Queen Creek, Ariz. ..................................2010-11McGee, Matt (of) .....................Gilette, Pa. .........................................1999-2000McGrath, Travis (p) ..................Hurricane, W.Va. .......................................... 2004McKinney, Matt (inf) ................Bridgeport, W.Va. ......................................... 1995McKown, Charles (rf) ..............Wayne, W.Va. ....................................1954-55-56McKown, Chad (of) ..................Moundsville, W.Va. ...................................... 2005McLure, Larry (p) .....................Wayne, W.Va. ............................................... 1911McMillen, Josh (lf) ...................Morgantown, W.Va. ...........................1999-2000McMinn, Tom (cf).......................................................................... 1909-10-11-12McNamee, Joe (1b-p) ..............Bridgeport, W.Va. .............................. 1996-97-98McNeer, Clinton .......................Hinton, W.Va. ............................................... 1934McWhorter, Charles (3b).........Lewisburg, W.Va. ....................1897-98-99-1902 Meadows, Jerry (p) ..................Uniontown, Pa. .................................1965-66-67Meadows, Keith (rf) .................Uniontown, Pa. .......................................1979-80Merrill, Austin (c) ......................................................................................1909-10Michaels, Ryan (p)...................Altoona, Pa..............................................1997-98Middleburg, Charles (cf) ......................................................... 1898-99-1900-02Miller, Dwight (ss) ....................Morgantown, W.Va. ............... 1898-99-1900-02Miller, Jim (p) ...........................Kent, Ohio ...............................................1966-67Miller, Ken (c) .....................................................................................1924-25-26 Miller, Shawn (rhp) ..................Troy, N.Y. ............................................2003-04-05Mitchell, Fred (rf) ................................................................................1896-97-98Moore, Chris (p) .......................New Cumberland, Pa. ............................1998-99Moore, Mike (c) .......................Somerset, Pa. .........................................1990-91Moore, Stan (c) ........................Morgantown, W.Va. ......................................1974Morande, Gus (3b) ..................Islip Terrace, N.Y. ..............................1985-86-87Morgan, Al (p) ...........................................................................................1935-36Morgan, Dick (p) ......................Whitesville, W.Va. ............................. 1950-51-52Morosco, Bill (cf)......................Fairmont, W.Va. ......................................1959-60Morrison, Ed (1b) ....................Erie, Pa. .............................................1925-26-27Morrison, Stephen (p) .............Coatesville, Pa. ............................................ 2008Jerry Mahoney


Record Book[ all-time lettermen ]Morrone, Matt..........................Paris, Texas .............................................2010-11Morrow, George (cf) .................Huntington, W.Va. ............................. 1915-16-17Morton, Richard (3b) ...............Morgantown, W.Va. ................................1950-51Moschel, Mike (p) ....................Bethel Park, Pa. ......................................1967-68 Mowrey, Cassel (1b) ................Big Issac’s, W.Va. ...................................1922-23Mullen, Grant (of) ....................Fredericksburg, Va. ................................1964-65Munchin, Bob (rf) ....................Fairmont, W.Va. ................................1963-64-65Munk, Rudolph .......................Connellsville, Pa. ..........................................1910Musgrave, Harrison (p) ...........Bridgeport, W.Va. ......................................... 2011Myers, Larry (lf) .......................Ijamsville, Md. .................................. 1970-71-72 Myers, Tony (ss) .......................Mount Joy, Pa. ........................................1995-96

NNagy, Rob (p) ...........................West Mifflin, Pa............................................ 1972Nachbar, Seymore (c-p) ..........New York, N.Y. ...................................1937-38-39Napoleoni, Hector (inf) ............Ponce, Puerto Rico .................................1941-42Nebera, Fred (p) ......................Fairview, W.Va. ............................................. 1939Nebinger, Richard (ss) ............Steelton, Pa. ...........................................1908-09Neelen, Craig (p) .....................Jamestown, N.Y. .....................................1972-73Neff, Todd (c) ...........................Paden City, W.Va. ...............................1999-2000Nefflin, William (rf) ..................Keyser, W.Va. .................................... 1919-20-21Nekoranec, Joe (3b) ................Morgantown, W.Va. ..........................1935-36-37Nelms, Doug (inf) ....................Bristol, Va. ................................... 2003-04-05-06Nelson, Josh (p) .......................Bellevue, Ohio ........................................2000-01Neumark, Tim (cf) ...................Frostburg, Md. ...................................1999-2000Neutzling, Kurt (cf) ..................Bowie, Md. .............................................. 1974-75Nieman, John (p) .....................Weirton, W.Va. ............................................. 1964Nilsen, John (1b-dh) ................Chester, N.Y. .....................................1989-90-91Nippert, Dustin (p) ...................Beallsville, Ohio ........................................... 2002Noll ................................................................................................................. 1896Norman, Carl (p) ......................Valley Grove, W.Va. ..................... 1952-53-54-55Norris ............................................................................................................. 1901Nugent, Ed (cf) .........................Crown Hill, W.Va. .....................................1925-26

OOgden, Doug (p) ......................San Diego, Calif. .....................................1977-78O’Haver, Don (p) ......................Morgantown, W.Va. .................... 1953-54-55-56Oliker, Aaron ............................Clarksburg, W.Va. ...................................1925-26Oliver, Rick (3b) .......................Baltimore, Md. ........................................1969-70Olivito, Pete (rf) ........................Morgantown, W.Va. ..................................... 1959Olkowski, Kevin (dh) ................Baltimore, Md. ............................ 1996-98, 2000Onder, Angelo (cf) ....................McCullough, Pa. .......................................... 1936O’Neil, Jeff (inf) ........................Morgantown, W.Va. ..................................... 1963O’Neil, Mike (c) ........................Baldwin, N.Y. ................................................ 1992Osborne, Robert ............................................................................................ 1897Osborne, David (p) ..................South Charleston, W.Va. ............................. 1952Osbourn, Wes (p) .....................Shinnston, W.Va. ................................... 2004-05Oswald, Ryan (p) .....................Cochranton, Pa. ........................................... 1998

PPaczewski, Frank (lf) ...............Wheeling, W.Va. ................................1958-59-61Palumbo, Mark (ss) .................Morgantown, W.Va. ......................................1974Pape, Jason (2b) .....................Bethel Park, Pa. ......................................2006-07Parke, Tom (1b-of) ...................Pittsburgh, Pa. ..................................1965-66-67Parks, Justin (c-inf-of) .............Columbus, Ohio .......................... 2006-07-08-09Parrish, Bill (p) .........................Vienna, W.Va. ..........................................1977-78Parsons, Floyd ............................................................................................... 1898Parsons, John (3b) ........................................................................................ 1896Pathmore, Gib (lf-c) .................New Cumberland, Pa. ............................1982-83Patsy, Billy (cf) .........................Clarksburg, W.Va. ........................................ 1998Parziale, Vince (p-of) ...............DuBois, Pa. .................................................. 1963Pastorius, Thomas ...................................................................................1895-96Pavelko, Eric (2b) ....................Morgantown, W.Va. ................................1993-94Peck, M.C. (c) ............................................................................................1900-01Perry, Dave (p) .........................Star City, W.Va. .................................1986-87-88Perry, Tom (2b) ........................United, Pa. ........................................1988-89-90Petho, Eric (c) ..........................Bellaire, Ohio ............................................... 1989Peyton, Bob (of) .......................Wheeling, W.Va. ................................1960-61-62Pfalsgraf, Russell (inf) .............Parkersburg, W.Va. .................................1932-33Pfleger, Phil (lf-1b) ...................Chicago, Ill. ................................. 1923-24-25-26Phillips (rf) ................................................................................................1911-12

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JamesP.ClementshassaidthatnouniversityinthecountrymeansmoretoitsstatethanWestVirginiaUniversitymeanstoWestVirginia.SincebecomingWVU’s23rdpresidentonJune30,2009,Dr.ClementshasfocusedonexpandingtheUniversity’sroleasa21stcenturyland-grantinstitution. WithaStrategicFrameworkfortheFuturenowinplace,WVUiscommittedtoexcellinginfivekeyareas:academicexcellence,researchandinnovation,diversity,globalengagement,andenhancingthewell-beingandqualityoflifeofourcitizens. Dr.Clementshasannouncedseveralinitiativesinsupportofthesestrategicplan-ninggoals,including:adding100newfacultymemberstodecreasethestudent-facultyratioandsupportcoreandnicheacademicandresearchcurriculums;buildinganewstudenthealthfacilitytoincreasewellnessefforts;dedicatingcapitalfundstoexpandoutdoorrecreationalspaceforstudents;andincreasingresearchtostrengthentheUniversity’spositionasaneconomicengineaswellasaleaderinfieldssuchasenergy,biometrics,andhealthsciences. Additionalprioritiesaretocontinueofferingworld-classhealthcareand–throughWVU’sTop-10nationallyrankedRuralHealthProgram–remaincommittedtoincreasingstateoutreachinthehealthsciences.Tothatend,WVUrecentlyannouncedplanstoestab-lishaWVUSchoolforPublicHealthtotrainthenextgenerationofpublichealthprofes-sionals,conducthigh-qualitypopulationhealth

Dr. James P. Clements[president]

research,andhelpthestateconfrontprevent-ablehealththreatsthatincreasehealthcarecostsandshortenlives. Othergoalsincludefindingmoreefficientandeffectivewaystousetechnologytodriveprogress,increasingthediversityofWVU’slearningcommunityanddevelopinganevenbroaderglobalfocusinpreparingstudentsfornewinternationalopportunities. Otherinitiativesfocusonincreasingstudentretention,increasingWVU’sdoctoralprogramenrollment,enhancingleadershipdevelopmentandincreasingoperatingfunds. Thismomentumhascarriedovertore-cordgainsinenrollment,research,andprivategiving.Studentenrollmentacrossallcam-pusesreachedmorethan32,000;researchcontractandgrantawardsforthepasttwoyearsaveragedanall-timehighof$176mil-lion;andannualprivategivingtoWVUreachedanall-timehighofnearly$100millionthispastyear. TheUniversitywasalsorecognizedasamongthesixpercentofinstitutionsinthecountrythattheCarnegieFoundationclassifiesashighlyengagedinservice,andasoneofthefourbestflagshipuniversitiesinthecountryforaccessbytheEducationTrust. InadditiontooverseeingWVUanditsdivisionalcampuses,Dr.ClementschairstheboardsoftheWVUResearchCorporation,theWestVirginiaUnitedHealthSystem,andtheWVUHospitals.Intotal,WVUanditsaffiliatesrepresenta$2.3billionenterpriseandemploymorethan18,000people.

Dr.Clementsalsoservesasanex-officiomemberoftheWVUFoundationandWVUAlumniAssociationboards,andisactivewithnationalhighereducationorganizationssuchastheAssociationofPublicLand-GrantUniver-sitiesandtheAmericanCouncilonEducation. Regionally,heisaboardmemberoftheNationalEnergyTechnologyLaboratoryRegionalUniversityAlliance.Heisco-chairoftheEconomicDevelopmentTeamofthePowerof32,avisioninginitiativeacross32countiesinMaryland,Ohio,Pennsylvania,andWestVirginia.Healsoco-chairedtheWVHigherEducationPolicyCommission’sDiversityInitiativeCouncilandcurrentlyco-chairstheWVHigherEducationPolicyCommission’sCollegeCompletionTaskForce,aswellasservesontheboardoftheWestVirginiaBusinessRoundtable. Onanationallevel,hewasnominatedandselectedtoparticipateinthe81stJointCivilianOrientationConferencethroughtheU.S.DepartmentofDefense,andinvitedbyU.S.CommerceSecretaryGaryLocketojoinaselect15-memberInnovationAdvisoryBoardthatwillguideastudyofU.S.economiccompetitivenessandinnovation. BeforejoiningtheMountaineerfamily,Dr.ClementsservedasprovostandvicepresidentatTowsonUniversity,thesecond-largestpublicuniversityinMaryland.Underhisleadership,Towsondevelopedacademicandstudentsupportprogramsthatledtoimpressivein-creasesinenrollmentaswellasretentionandgraduationrates.Towson’sexternally-fundedresearchincreasedby36percentduringDr.Clements’tenureasprovost. Priortobecomingprovost,heservedasTowsonUniversity’svicepresidentforeconom-icandcommunityoutreachandastheRobertW.DeutschDistinguishedProfessorandchairoftheDepartmentofComputerandInformationSciences.Hewasafour-timerecipientofTowson’sFacultyMemberoftheYearAwardgivenbystudentsattheUniversity. Dr.Clementshasanacademicback-groundincomputerscience.HeearnedaB.S.incomputerscienceandanM.S.andPh.D.inoperationsanalysisfromtheUniversityofMarylandBaltimoreCounty(UMBC),aswellasanM.S.incomputersciencefromJohnsHopkinsUniversity.Thefourtheditionofhisprojectmanagementtextbookwaspublishedinfourlanguagesandusedinmultiplecountries;thefiftheditionwasrecentlyreleased.AtWVU,Dr.ClementsisatenuredprofessorintheCollegeofEngineeringandMineralResources’LaneDepartmentofComputerScienceandElectricalEngineering. InOctober2009,hewasnamedUMBC’sAlumnusoftheYearintheEngineeringandInformationTechnologycategory. JimismarriedtoBethClements,andtheyhavefourchildren–Tyler,twindaughtersHannahandMaggie,andGrace.

WVU’sFirstFamily,standingfromleft:Jim,BethandTylerClements.Inrockers,fromleft:twinsHannahandMaggie.Seatedonlawn:Grace.


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Oliver Luck[directorofathletics]

FormerMountaineerquarterbackOliverLuckisWestVirginia’s11thDirectorofAthletics.

Successfulateachofhispreviouscareerstops,OliverLucklookstocontinuethatstreakatWestVirginiaUniversity.AformerMountaineerquarterback,Luck,appointedtheUniversity’s11thDirectorofAthleticsbyPresidentJamesP.ClementsonJune9,2010,hasalreadymadestridesinjustoneyearinenhancingWVU’sroleasaplayerinthecol-legiateworld. “OliverLuckissomeonewhohassuc-ceededatthehighestlevelsateverythinghehasdone–fromhiscollegeandprofessionalfootballplayingdaystohisacademicpursuitsandhisprofessionalbusinesscareer,”saidClements.“Heistheclearchoicetocarryforwardwhathastrulybeenagoldenerainathletics.” “It’sanincrediblehonorformetobeappointedasathleticdirectoratmyalmamater,”saidLuck.“Icaredeeplyaboutthisschool.I’vehadanopportunitytoserveontheBoardofGovernorsthelastcoupleofyears,andit’sgivenmeatremendousviewpointofhowimportantintercollegiateathleticsisataland-grantinstitutionlikeWVU. “WVUistrulyoneoftheoutstandingland-grantuniversitiesinthecountry,andIamsopleasedtobeapartofitsmomentumandgrowth.Thisisatremendousopportunity-achancetoreturntoaUniversityandastatethatIloveatadynamicandstrategictimeinitshistory.” Inhisfirstyear,LuckhashiredfourheadcoacheswhilemaintainingthesuperiorlevelofsuccessWVUhasrecentlyenjoyed.Inaddition

tonewhires,Luckhasoverseentheprogressofmajorcapitalprojects,suchastheWVUbasketballpracticefacility,andfosteredanatmosphereforachievementandtriumph,intheclassroomandonthefield. Luck’sathleticandprofessionalcareerhasbeentheepitomeofsuccess,firstasarecord-settingquarterbackfortheMountain-eersfrom1978-81,thenasaprofessionalquarterbackfortheNationalFootballLeague’sHoustonOilers,andlaterasaprofessionalsportsexecutive. Luck’sjourneytothebigchairatWVUbeganinhisnativeCleveland,wherein1977hewasnamedtheClevelandTouchdownClubPlayeroftheYearatSt.IgnatiusHigh.LuckchoseWVUoverIvyLeagueschoolsHarvardandYale,embarkinguponacareerthatsawhimestablishschoolrecordsfortouchdownpassesandcompletionsduringhisplayingdays,whilealsoleadingtheMountaineerstoa26-6upsetvictoryoverFloridainthe1981PeachBowl. Hisbestseasoncameasaseniorin1981whenhecompleted216of394passesfor2,448yardsand16touchdowns.Hepassedforacareer-high360yardsina27-24losstoSyracuseattheCarrierDomeinthefinalregular-seasongameofhiscareer. Luckendedhiscollegecareerwith5,765yardsand43touchdownpasses,bothfiguresstillrankingamongthebestinschoolhistory.Luckwasatwo-timeteamMVPin1980and1981,andalsoreceivedtheLouisD.MeiselAwardfortheWVUfootballstudent-athlete

withthehighestgradepointaverage.Thetwo-timeESPN The MagazineAcademicAll-AmericanwastherecipientofToday’sTopFive,presentedforscholasticsbytheNCAAandwasselectedbytheNationalFootballFoundationasoneofits10scholar-athletestomakeakeynotespeechatitsannualbanquetin1982. SelectedinthesecondroundoftheNFLdraftbytheHoustonOilers(44thoverallpick),LuckspentfouryearswiththeOilersfrom1982-86.Hismostextendedactioncamein1983whenhestartedsixgamesandfinishedtheseasoncompleting124-of-217passesfor1,375yardsandeighttouchdowns. Afterretiringfromfootball,LuckbecamevicepresidentofbusinessdevelopmentfortheNFLandlaterwasappointedgeneralmanageroftheFrankfurtGalaxyofthenewlycreatedWorldLeagueofAmericanFootball.Hespentthe’95seasonasgeneralmanageroftheRheinFirebeforebeingnamedPresi-dentandCEOofNFLEuropein1996.Lucktotaledmorethan10yearswiththeNFL,beforebecomingchiefexecutiveofficeroftheHarrisCounty-HoustonSportsAuthorityin2001. Inthatrole,Luckoversawthedevelop-mentandmanagementofa$1billionprofes-sionalsportsandentertainmentcomplexforthecityofHoustonthatincludedMinuteMaidPark,homeoftheHoustonAstros,ReliantSta-dium,homeoftheHoustonTexans,theToyotaCenter,homeoftheHoustonRockets,CometsandAerosandtheLivestockShowandRodeo. In2005,LuckwasappointedasthefirstpresidentofMajorLeagueSoccer’sHoustonDynamos,helpingthatorganizationtoapairofMLSCuptitlesinhisfirsttwoyearsatthehelm.Luckwasinthemidstofsecuringthefundingforan$80millionsoccercomplextohousetheDynamoswhenthecallcametoreturntohisalmamater. PriortohiscurrentpositionatWVU,LuckwasappointedbyGov.JoeManchinin2008toafour-yeartermontheWestVirginiaUniversityBoardofGovernors,aspotherelin-quishedtobecomedirectorofathletics. TheRhodesScholarfinalistgraduatedPhiBettaKappafromWVUin1982.HealsoearnedalawdegreefromTexas,graduatingcumlaudein1987.In1997,Luckwasin-ductedintotheWestVirginiaUniversitySportsHallofFame,andin2008,hewasinductedintotheCoSIDAAcademicAll-AmericaHallofFame. HeismarriedtotheformerKathyWilson.Theyhavetwosonsandtwodaughters:Andrew,anAll-AmericanquarterbackandHeismanTrophyfinalistatStanford;MaryEllen,asophomorevolleyballplayeratStanford;EmilyandAddison.


Senior Staff[athleticdepartmentpersonnel]

Mike Parsons

AssistantAD,ExecutiveDirectoroftheMAC

AssistantADMarketing&Sales

AssistantADCommunications

Matt Borman

Matt Wells

Keli Cunningham

AssociateADCompliance&Governance

Michael Fragale

DeputyDirectorofAthletics

Terri Howes

AssociateADSportsDevelopment,SWA

AssociateADBusinessOperations

Michael Szul


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Head Coaches[wvufields17varsityprograms]

Jason Butts

CrossCountryTrack&Field Rifle

Football Men’sBasketball RowingWomen’sSoccer

Sean Cleary

Jon Hammond

Mike Carey

Women’sBasketball

Dana Holgorsen

Nikki Izzo-Brown

Jimmy King

Bob Huggins

Gymnastics

Jill Kramer

Men’sandWomen’sSwimming&Diving Tennis

Wrestling Baseball

Vic Riggs

Tina Samara

Marlon LeBlanc

Men’sSoccer

Craig Turnbull

Greg Van Zant

Volleyball

WVU had its fourth straight Top 50 finishin the Director’s Cup

in 2010-11


Athletic Facilities[trainandcompetelikeachampion]

MilanPuskarStadiumatMountaineerField CapertonIndoorFacility DickDleskSoccerStadium

HawleyField CaryGym WVUWrestlingPavilion

MountaineerTrack WVURifleRange WVUBoathouse

WVUColiseum MountaineerTennisCourts WVUNatatorium



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Media Information[mediainformation]

Media Services TheWestVirginiaUniversitysportscommunicationsofficewillbeavailablethroughouttheentire2012baseballsea-sontoaccommodateanymediarequests.TheFollow-ingaresomeguidelinesthatshouldmakeiteasyformediamemberstocovertheWestVirginiabaseballteam.AnyadditionalquestionsshouldbedirectedtograduateassistantGrantDoveyorassistantssportsinformationdirectorShannonMcNamara. TheWVUsportscommunicationsofficeislocatedintheWVUColiseumneartheRedGate.Themainsportscommunicationsofficeisroom107withadditionalofficesupstairsinroom214.

Contact InformationGrantDoveye-mail:[email protected]:(304)293-9909Fax:(304)293-4105PressRow:(304)293-2821Internet:www.MSNsportsNET.com

Mailing AddressSportsCommunicationsOfficeWestVirginiaUniversityP.O.Box0877Morgantown,WV26507-0877

Overnight Shipping AddressSportsCommunicationsOfficeWestVirginiaUniversity107ColiseumMonongahelaBlvd.Morgantown,WV26505

During the Week Anymemberofthemediawishingtointerviewastudent-athleteormemberofthecoachingstaffduringtheweekshouldspeakwiththebaseballcontact,GrantDovey,atthesportscommunicationsofficeviaphone,(304)293-2821,atleast24hoursinadvance.

Photography Membersofthemediainterestedincoachesandstudent-athleteheadshotsandselectactionphotoscanrequestaphotoCDfromtheWVUSportsCommuni-cationsOffice.

Comprehensive Coverage AllnewsreleasesarepostedonMSNsportsNET.com.MediacanaccessthelatesthappeningsofMountaineerathleticsbycheckinginregularlytoMSNsportsNET.com’shomepageorthebaseballpage. Event Coverage MSNsportsNET.comistheplaceformediaandfanstogoforthelatestonWestVirginiabaseballbefore,duringandafteranevent.ExtensivepostgamecoveragealsocanbefoundonMSNsportsNET.com,includinggamerecaps,photogalleriesandmore.

Team Coverage LookingforinformationonanyMoun-taineerstudent-athleteorcoach?It’sallonMSNsportsNET.com.Playerandcoachingstaffbiosareavailableattheclickofafinger.

And Much More Updateddaily,MSNsportsNET.comalsoprovidesticketinformation,radioandtelevisionlistings,viewersurveys,triviacontests,linkstoothergreatsportssites,theBIGEASTandinformationonWestVirginia’s16othervarsitysports.Logonbytypinginwww.MSNsportsNET.comtogetthelatestMountaineernews. TheplacetogodailyforallthelatestMountaineernewsisWestVirginia’sinterac-tiveonlinesite,MSNsportsNET.com.TheattractivesiteofferseverythingfortheWestVirginiabaseballfan.Fromlivestatisticsandcommentaries,toalltheinformationonthenextopponentplusgamenotes,pressreleases,playerfeaturesandbreakingnews,MSNsportsNET.comisaMountaineerbaseballfanatic’shaven.AndMountaineerfansfromanywhereintheworldneverhavetomissthebiggameagainthankstoMSNsportsNET.com.


Media Information[sportscommunications]

WVU Sports Communications Staff MichaelFragale AssistantAthleticDirector,Communications BryanMesserly SportsInformationDirector JoeSwan SportsPublicationsDirector JohnAntonik DirectorofNewMedia MikeMontoro DirectorofFootballCommunications KatieKane AssociateSportsInformationDirector TimGoodenow AssistantPublicationsDirector ShannonMcNamara AssistantSportsInformationDirector LisaAmmons BusinessManager CherylMaust ProgramAssistant AmyPrunty ProgramAssistant JulieBrown GraduateAssistant GrantDovey GraduateAssistant BrianKuppelweiser GraduateAssistant DanielWhitehead GraduateAssistant

Directions to Hawley Field

From I-68: WestVirginiaUniversity.CrosstheStarCityBridgeandproceedupMonongahelaBoulevardpastTexasRoadhouse.HawleyFieldisjustaheadontheright(behindMountaineerTrack).

From I-79:TakethePierpontRoad(milemarker7)exitandfollowsignstowardthefootballstadium.Atthesecondtrafficlight,turnrightonRoute705.TurnleftatthesixthtrafficlightontoVanVoorhisRoad.TheroadbecomesPattesonDriveatUniversityAvenue.ProceedupPattesontothelightatJerryWestBoulevard.TurnrightatthestoplightandHawleyFieldwillbeonyourleft(MountaineerTrack).

Documents

2012 WVU Baseball Guide