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C-USA OverallSchool W-L PCT. W-L PCT.1 - Southern Miss 25-5 0.833 50-16 0.7582 - Old Dominion 19-11 0.633 37-21 0.6383 - FAU OWLS 18-12 0.600 35-21-1 0.6234 - Charlotte 18-12 0.600 34-24 0.5865 - Louisiana Tech 17-13 0.567 36-20 0.6436 - Rice 16-14 0.533 33-31 0.5167 - FIU 15-15 0.500 31-27 0.5348 - UTSA 15-15 0.500 29-28 0.509Marshall 12-18 0.400 25-29 0.463Middle Tennessee 10-20 0.333 24-31 0.436UAB 9-21 0.300 24-31 0.436WKU 6-24 0.200 16-39 0.291

2017 Final StandingS

2017 Year in Review Overall Record 35-21-1Home 23-7-1Away 10-12Neutral 2-2Conference USA 18-12 (3rd)C-USA Home 12-3C-USA Away 6-9C-USA Tournament 2-2

2018 Roster at a Glance PP Starters Returning/Lost 4/4 Ret - Pages/Abraham (C), Frank (SS), Rivera (OF), Miranda (OF) Lost - Puerta (1B), Kerr (2B), Langham (3B), Shouppe (OF)Pitchers Returning/Lost 13/4 SP Ret - Miednik SP Lost - House Letterwinners Returning/Lost 21/13Newcomers 14 10 Position Players, 4 Pitchers (6 Freshmen, 6 Junior College, 1 Four-Year College, 1 Fifth-Year Transfer)

Players from Florida 29Players from elsewhere 6 (2 - California, 2 - Indiana, 1 - Delaware, 1 - Massachusetts) By Class By Position 1 - Grad Student 17 - Pitchers 6 - Seniors 4 - Catchers 10 - Juniors 8 - Infielders 8 - Sophomores 6- Outfielders10 - Freshmen

FAU Baseball HistoryFirst Year of Baseball 1981Moved to Divison I 1994All-Time Record 1333-790-8NCAA Postseason Regionals (12)Division II 1985, 1993Division I 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2013, 2015, 2016 NCAA Super Regional (1)Atlanta 2002Conference Regular Season Titles (5)Atlantic Sun 1999, 2003Sun Belt 2010, 2012Conference USA 2016Conference Tournament Titles (2)Atlantic Sun 2004Sun Belt 2013All-Time All-Americans 17All-Time All-Region 43All-Time All-Conference 86Total MLB Players 9Total MLB Draft Picks 88Total Professional Players 118

2018 FAU Baseball Coaching StaffHead Coach ..........................John McCormack (10th Season as HC, 28th Season at FAU)Record at FAU/Overall Record ................................................................................ 317-203-1Alumni (Year) .........................................................................................................Lynn (1990)Phone Number/Email ....................................................561-297-1055 / [email protected] Coach/Recruiting Coord. (Hitting/3rd Base) ............Greg Mamula, 3rd SeasonAlumni (Year) ...................................................................................... St. Bonaventure (1998)Phone Number/Email .....................................................561-297-3956 / [email protected] Assistant Coach (Pitching) ................................................................David Kopp, 1st SeasonAlumni (Year) ..................................................................................................Clemson (2016)Phone Number/Email .......................................................... 954-691-6097 / [email protected] Coach (Outfield/1st Base) ........................................ Brett Schneider, 2nd SeasonAlumni (Year) ......................................................................................... North Florida (2016)Phone Number/Email ..........................................561-302-2031 / [email protected] of Baseball Operations ................................................... Brian Thomas, 1st seasonAlumni (Year) .....................................................................................................Florida (2016) Phone Number/Email ..............................................352-222-6566 / [email protected]

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2018 FAU Key PlayersKey Returning Position PlayersSS Tyler Frank ................................................ .336, 79 H, 15 2B, 11 HR, 43 RBI, 54 R, 6 SB 2017 1st Team All-C-USA, 2017 1st Team ABCA All-Region, Member of Team USA 2018 Golden Spikes Award Preseason Watch List, 2018 Preseason All-C-USA, 2018 Preseason All-American (2nd Team CB, 3rd Team D1B, PG, College Sports Madness)RF David Miranda ......................................... .319, 67 H, 13 2B, 4 3B, 12 HR, 51 RBI, 46 R 2017 2nd Team ABCA All-Region, 2018 Preseason All-C-USALF/2B Eric Rivera ........................................... .256, 51 H, 13 2B, 6 HR, 31 RBI, 43 R, 4 SB 2017 C-USA All-FreshmanC Pedro Pages.............................................................. .243, 26 H, 3 2B, 4 HR, 24 RBI, 15 R1B/DH Gunnar Lambert (Redshirted, 2016 Stats) ...... .306, 30 H, 9 2B, 1 HR, 11 RBI, 22 R

Newcomer Position PlayersCF Cody Wilson ............. Redshirt Sophomore, Transfer from Palm Beach State College3B Joe Montes ..........................................Junior, Transfer from San Joaquin Delta College

Key Returning PitchersLHP Jake Miednik ......................................................... 7-4, 4.88, 15 G/15 GS, 86.2 IP, 75 K 2018 Preseason All-C-USARHP Drew Peden................................................... 4-2, 2.97, 28 G, 2 SV, 33.1 IP, 47 K, 6 BBLHP Weston Clemente ............................................................. 0-0, 2.29, 22 G, 19.2 IP, 21 KRHP Kyle Marman .......................................................... 2-2, 4.50, 20 G/2 GS, 28.0 IP, 31 KRHP Mark Nowatnick .................................................... 5-0, 2.40, 17 G/2 GS, 30.0 IP, 26 K

Newcomer PitchersRHP Zach Schneider .............................................Junior, Transfer from Polk State CollegeRHP Vince Coletti .................................... Junior, Transfer from Palm Beach State CollegeRHP Matt Harris ........................Fifth-year Grad Student, Transfer from Elon University

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NO NAME POS B/T YR HT WT Hometown (Last School) 1 Eric Rivera OF/INF R/R So. 6-0 185 West Park, Fla. (Flanagan) 2 Jake Miednik LHP L/L Sr. 5-10 185 Parkland, Fla. (Walters State CC) 4 Cody Wilson OF R/R R-So. 6-2 200 Jupiter, Fla. (Palm Beach State College) 5 Mark Nowatnick RHP R/R Sr. 6-0 200 Pompano Beach, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons) 6 Tyler Frank INF R/R Jr. 6-0 185 Loxahatchee, Fla. (American Heritage-Delray Beach) 7 Joe Montes INF R/R Jr. 6-0 180 Stockton, Calif. (San Joaquin Delta College) 8 Andru Summerall INF L/R R-Fr. 6-3 227 North Palm Beach, Fla. (Palm Beach Gardens) 9 Mike Ruff RHP R/R So. 6-3 220 Orlando, Fla. (Lake Brantley) 10 David Miranda OF L/L R-Sr. 6-0 210 Placentia, Calif. (Fullerton College) 11 Steven Revilla OF L/R R-Fr. 5-10 160 Pembroke Pines, Fla. (West Broward) 12 Diamond Johnson OF R/L Jr. 6-0 190 Tampa, Fla. (St. Petersburg College) 13 Jordan Poore LHP L/L R-So. 6-0 175 Muncie, Ind. (Park Vista) 14 Brock Nowell C L/R Fr. 5-11 175 Wilmington, Del. (Conrad School of Science) 15 Gunnar Lambert INF L/R R-Jr. 6-0 210 Oviedo, Fla. (Hagerty) 16 Vince Coletti RHP R/R Jr. 6-2 210 Hollywood, Fla. (Palm Beach State College) 17 Pedro Pages C R/R So. 6-1 230 Doral, Fla. (Gulliver Prep) 18 Mariano Ricciardi INF L/R Fr. 5-7 165 West Boylston, Mass. (Worcester Academy) 19 Jared DeSantolo INF L/R Fr. 6-0 175 Tampa, Fla. (Alonso) 21 Nick Prather RHP R/R So. 6-0 190 Zionsville, Ind. (Zionsville Community) 22 Matt Harris RHP R/R GS 6-0 180 Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. (Elon University) 23 Nick Swan LHP R/L Jr. 5-11 185 Orlando, Fla. (Orangewood Christian) 24 Drew Peden RHP R/R R-Sr. 6-0 185 DeBary, Fla. (Daytona State College) 25 Zach Schneider RHP R/R Jr. 6-1 180 Boca Raton, Fla. (Polk State College) 26 Richie Nizza INF R/R R-So. 6-0 195 Fort Myers, Fla. (Florida State College of Jacksonville) 27 Dylan O'Connell LHP L/L R-Fr. 6-0 195 Pembroke Pines, Fla. (Flanagan) 28 Blake Sanderson RHP R/R R-Jr. 6-0 185 Orlando, Fla. (Boone) 29 Killian McCray INF R/R Fr. 5-10 165 Tampa, Fla. (Robinson) 30 Kyle Marman RHP S/R Jr. 6-3 210 Orlando, Fla. (Dr. Phillips) 33 Kevin Abraham C R/R R-Sr. 6-1 210 Miami, Fla. (Mater Academy) 34 Chris Moore RHP R/R R-Fr. 6-5 210 Orlando, Fla. (Dr. Phillips) 40 Weston Clemente LHP L/L R-Jr. 6-5 225 Pompano Beach, Fla. (Westminster Academy) 41 Jacob Pino OF R/R Fr. 5-10 210 Pembroke Pines, Fla. (American Heritage-Plantation) 42 Jeremy Kennedy-Davis C R/R Fr. 6-2 175 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Pompano Beach) 55 Marc Stewart RHP R/R Sr. 6-1 185 Port St. Lucie, Fla. (Hillsborough CC) ## Jackson Vescelus RHP R/R So. 6-3 195 Melbourne Beach, Fla. (Creighton)

COACHING STAFF Head Coach – 3 John McCormack (Lynn, ’90) Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coord./Hitting/3rd Base – 36 Greg Mamula Record Entering 2018 (10th Year as HC): 317-203-1 Assistant Coach/Pitching – 49 David Kopp Entering 28th Season Overall at FAU (Since 1991) Assistant Coach/Outfield/1st Base – 44 Brett Schneider

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 2/16/18 GEORGE WASHINGTON FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 2/17/18 GEORGE WASHINGTON FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 4 p.m. 2/18/18 GEORGE WASHINGTON FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 12 p.m. 2/20/18 Florida Gainesville, Fla. 6 p.m. 2/23/18 DELAWARE FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 2/24/18 DELAWARE FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 4 p.m. 2/25/18 DELAWARE FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 12 p.m. 2/28/18 MIAMI FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 3/2/18 Oregon Eugene, Ore. 9 p.m. 3/3/18 Oregon Eugene, Ore. 5 p.m. 3/4/18 Oregon Eugene, Ore. 5 p.m. 3/5/18 Oregon Eugene, Ore. 9 p.m. 3/9/18 SETON HALL FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 3/10/18 SETON HALL FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 4 p.m. 3/11/18 SETON HALL FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 12 p.m. 3/13/18 NORTH FLORIDA FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 3/14/18 NORTH FLORIDA FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 4 p.m. 3/16/18 * Old Dominion Norfolk, Va. 6 p.m. 3/17/18 * Old Dominion Norfolk, Va. 3 p.m. 3/18/18 * Old Dominion Norfolk, Va. 11 a.m. 3/21/18 Miami Coral Gables, Fla. 6 p.m. 3/23/18 * SOUTHERN MISS FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 3/24/18 * SOUTHERN MISS FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 4 p.m. 3/25/18 * SOUTHERN MISS FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 12 p.m. 3/27/18 Bethune-Cookman Daytona Beach, Fla. 4 p.m. 3/30/18 * Marshall Charleston, W.Va. 6 p.m. 3/31/18 * Marshall Charleston, W.Va. 4 p.m. 4/1/18 * Marshall Charleston, W.Va. 1 p.m. 4/4/18 Miami Coral Gables, Fla. 6 p.m. 4/6/18 * CHARLOTTE FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 4/7/18 * CHARLOTTE FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 4 p.m. 4/8/18 * CHARLOTTE FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 12 p.m. 4/10/18 Florida Gulf Coast Fort Myers, Fla. 6:30 p.m. 4/13/18 * UTSA FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 4/14/18 * UTSA FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 4 p.m. 4/15/18 * UTSA FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 12 p.m. 4/17/18 BETHUNE-COOKMAN FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 4/20/18 * Rice Houston, Texas 7:30 p.m. 4/21/18 * Rice Houston, Texas 3 p.m. 4/22/18 * Rice Houston, Texas 2 p.m. 4/24/18 FLORIDA GULF COAST FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 4/27/18 * UAB FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 4/28/18 * UAB FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 4 p.m. 4/29/18 * UAB FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 11 a.m. 5/1/18 UCF Orlando, Fla. 6:30 p.m. 5/4/18 * FIU Miami, Fla. 7 p.m. 5/5/18 * FIU Miami, Fla. 7 p.m. 5/6/18 * FIU Miami, Fla. 1 p.m. 5/8/18 UCF FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 5/11/18 * Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tenn. 7 p.m. 5/12/18 * Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tenn. 5 p.m. 5/13/18 * Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tenn. 2 p.m. 5/17/18 * WKU FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 6:30 p.m. 5/18/18 * WKU FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 4 p.m. 5/19/18 * WKU FAU BASEBALL STADIUM 12 p.m. 5/23 – 5/27/18 Conference USA Baseball Championship Biloxi, Miss. TBA 6/1 – 6/4/18 NCAA Regional TBA TBA 6/8 – 6/10/18 NCAA Super Regional TBA TBA 6/16 – 6/27/18 College World Series Omaha, Neb. TBA HOME GAMES * CONFERENCE USA GAMES ALL TIMES EASTERN STANDARD AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE


2017 Florida Atlantic BaseballOverall Statistics for Florida Atlantic (as of May 27, 2017)

(All games Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 35-21-1 Home: 23-7-1 Away: 10-12 Neutral: 2-2 C-USA: 18-12

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 6 Tyler Frank . 3 3 6 57-57 235 54 79 15 0 11 43 127 . 5 4 0 41 9 29 6 . 4 4 8 3 1 6-10 82 137 13 . 9 4 417 Austin Langham . 3 3 2 57-57 208 43 69 10 1 5 39 96 . 4 6 2 36 7 26 4 . 4 4 3 2 4 2-2 34 78 2 . 9 8 210 David Miranda . 3 1 9 55-52 210 46 67 13 4 12 51 124 . 5 9 0 24 7 47 3 . 4 0 3 2 0 2-3 110 2 6 . 9 4 9 7 Jared Shouppe . 2 9 3 41-38 140 35 41 5 0 7 27 67 . 4 7 9 26 8 27 0 . 4 2 9 1 2 5-8 38 0 0 1.000

9 Esteban Puerta . 2 8 7 57-57 230 46 66 10 0 10 48 106 . 4 6 1 36 5 42 4 . 3 9 2 2 0 0-1 429 28 7 . 9 8 5 1 Stephen Kerr . 2 6 9 49-49 175 31 47 13 0 6 34 78 . 4 4 6 36 4 37 4 . 3 9 7 4 2 11-13 85 115 7 . 9 6 616 Eric Rivera . 2 5 6 57-57 199 43 51 13 1 6 31 84 . 4 2 2 24 11 20 4 . 3 6 6 1 9 4-6 125 5 6 . 9 5 649 Pedro Pages . 2 4 3 40-30 107 15 26 3 0 4 24 41 . 3 8 3 17 6 22 3 . 3 6 6 4 2 1-1 242 24 8 . 9 7 133 Kevin Abraham . 2 4 1 39-32 108 17 26 4 0 0 17 30 . 2 7 8 12 14 26 6 . 3 8 2 2 2 0-0 203 14 3 . 9 8 6--------------------18 Gary Mattis . 3 4 4 24-24 90 23 31 6 0 5 22 52 . 5 7 8 9 7 19 1 . 4 4 3 0 1 1-1 46 14 6 . 9 0 929 Alex Ray . 3 3 3 8-0 6 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 . 3 3 3 0 0 2 0 . 3 3 3 0 0 0-0 3 1 0 1.000

13 Jordan Poore . 2 7 0 39-28 100 15 27 6 0 0 12 33 . 3 3 0 5 4 20 2 . 3 3 0 0 5 2-2 72 4 2 . 9 7 442 Aldrich DeJongh . 2 5 0 29-7 36 10 9 1 0 1 6 13 . 3 6 1 4 2 10 1 . 3 5 7 0 2 1-2 15 1 0 1.000

26 Sean Labsan . 2 4 2 30-18 66 13 16 3 0 2 10 25 . 3 7 9 13 3 13 4 . 3 8 6 1 0 0-0 2 3 2 . 7 1 412 Brad Mathiowetz . 1 5 2 16-6 33 6 5 0 0 1 2 8 . 2 4 2 3 0 10 1 . 2 1 6 1 0 1-1 7 1 2 . 8 0 055 Marc Stewart . 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 6 4 0 1.000

24 Drew Peden . 0 0 0 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 9 0 1.000

28 Blake Sanderson . 0 0 0 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 7 6 0 1.000

Totals . 2 8 9 57 1943 397 562 102 6 70 367 886 . 4 5 6 286 87 350 43 . 4 0 0 23 30 36-50 1525 492 71 . 9 6 6

Opponents . 2 6 2 57 1959 303 514 85 14 58 275 801 . 4 0 9 192 44 444 26 . 3 3 9 19 32 49-65 1483 535 53 . 9 7 4

LOB - Team (489), Opp (421). DPs turned - Team (34), Opp (50). CI - Team (3), Pages 1, Mathiowetz 1, Abraham 1. IBB - Team(2), Miranda 1, Puerta 1, Opp (5). Picked off - Kerr 1, Miranda 1, Frank 1, Mattis 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha32 Alex House 4 . 7 1 6-4 16 13 2 0/0 1 93.2 90 60 49 25 68 18 4 12 . 2 5 1 5 9 1 4 5 2 Jake Miednik 4 . 8 8 7-4 15 15 0 0/1 0 86.2 87 56 47 36 75 11 4 10 . 2 6 0 5 7 2 1 7--------------------40 Weston Clemente 2 . 2 9 0-0 22 0 0 0/0 0 19.2 17 5 5 7 21 2 0 1 . 2 3 6 2 2 0 1 2 5 Mark Nowatnick 2 . 4 0 5-0 17 2 0 0/1 0 30.0 26 11 8 6 26 5 0 3 . 2 4 5 1 0 0 2 4 8 Andrew Jones 2 . 5 3 0-0 9 0 0 0/0 0 10.2 11 3 3 3 7 3 0 0 . 2 5 6 0 0 0 0 024 Drew Peden 2 . 9 7 4-2 28 0 0 0/1 2 33.1 29 15 11 6 47 3 0 2 . 2 5 2 0 3 0 0 335 Eric Keating 3 . 4 6 1-1 17 0 0 0/0 0 13.0 11 5 5 5 14 0 0 1 . 2 3 4 1 3 0 1 228 Blake Sanderson 3 . 4 8 2-0 16 5 0 0/0 0 33.2 31 14 13 9 26 5 1 4 . 2 4 0 0 4 0 1 131 Mike Ruff 4 . 0 0 1-0 9 0 0 0/0 0 9.0 9 6 4 3 7 0 0 2 . 2 4 3 2 1 0 0 030 Kyle Marman 4 . 5 0 2-2 20 2 0 0/1 0 28.0 28 15 14 12 31 4 0 6 . 2 5 2 0 2 0 0 121 Nick Prather 4 . 8 6 1-0 11 0 0 0/0 0 16.2 22 10 9 14 13 5 0 1 . 3 3 3 0 2 0 3 023 Nick Swan 5 . 1 4 1-1 15 4 0 0/0 0 35.0 41 27 20 9 24 5 1 7 . 2 8 9 5 5 0 1 214 Cameron Ragsdale 5 . 2 3 2-3 19 1 0 0/2 8 20.2 23 15 12 11 15 3 2 3 . 2 6 4 5 1 0 0 155 Marc Stewart 5 . 2 7 2-1 12 8 0 0/0 0 41.0 46 28 24 18 34 13 1 3 . 2 8 4 7 4 1 2 313 Jordan Poore 5 . 6 2 0-1 6 0 0 0/0 0 8.0 7 5 5 5 7 1 0 1 . 2 3 3 1 0 0 0 126 Sean Labsan 6 . 7 5 1-2 13 7 0 0/0 0 29.1 36 28 22 23 29 7 1 2 . 3 0 5 4 1 1 3 0Totals 4 . 4 3 35-21 57 57 2 2/2 11 508.1 514 303 250 192 444 85 14 58 . 2 6 2 38 44 5 19 32

Opponents 6 . 4 6 21-35 57 57 2 2/0 9 494.1 562 397 355 286 350 102 6 70 . 2 8 9 50 87 8 23 30

PB - Team (9), Pages 5, Mathiowetz 2, Abraham 2, Opp (21). Pickoffs - Team (14), Peden 4, Abraham 2, House 2, Pages 2,Miednik 1, Clemente 1, Jones 1, Swan 1, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - Pages (26-34), Abraham (21-28), Miednik (8-11), Peden (7-10),House (7-9), Sanderson (5-6), Stewart (3-5), Swan (4-4), Labsan (2-4), Nowatnick (2-3), Clemente (3-3), Ragsdale (3-3), Poore(2-2), Mathiowetz (2-2), Jones (2-2), Prather (1-2), Ruff (0-1).

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24 Drew Peden . 0 0 0 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 9 0 1.000

28 Blake Sanderson . 0 0 0 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 7 6 0 1.000

Totals . 2 8 9 57 1943 397 562 102 6 70 367 886 . 4 5 6 286 87 350 43 . 4 0 0 23 30 36-50 1525 492 71 . 9 6 6

Opponents . 2 6 2 57 1959 303 514 85 14 58 275 801 . 4 0 9 192 44 444 26 . 3 3 9 19 32 49-65 1483 535 53 . 9 7 4




Opponents 6 . 4 6 21-35 57 57 2 2/0 9 494.1 562 397 355 286 350 102 6 70 . 2 8 9 50 87 8 23 30


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24 Drew Peden . 0 0 0 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 9 0 1.000

28 Blake Sanderson . 0 0 0 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 7 6 0 1.000

Totals . 2 8 9 57 1943 397 562 102 6 70 367 886 . 4 5 6 286 87 350 43 . 4 0 0 23 30 36-50 1525 492 71 . 9 6 6

Opponents . 2 6 2 57 1959 303 514 85 14 58 275 801 . 4 0 9 192 44 444 26 . 3 3 9 19 32 49-65 1483 535 53 . 9 7 4




Opponents 6 . 4 6 21-35 57 57 2 2/0 9 494.1 562 397 355 286 350 102 6 70 . 2 8 9 50 87 8 23 30


2017 Florida Atlantic BaseballGames Summary for Florida Atlantic (as of Jun 06, 2017)

(All games)

Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalFlorida Atlantic 32 42 52 37 55 42 57 53 20 7 397Opponents 43 36 43 53 34 21 20 30 19 4 303

Record when ...Overall 35-21-1

Conference 18-12Non-Conference 17-9-1

Home games 23-7-1Away games 10-12Neutral site 2-2Day games 20-12-1

Night games 15-9vs Left starter 11-5

vs Right starter 24-16-11-Run games 6-52-Run games 2-5

5+Run games 16-7Extra innings 2-1-1

Shutouts 2-2

Scoring 0-2 runs 0-7....... 3-5 runs 4-11....... 6-9 runs 16-3-1

....... 10+ runs 15-0

Opponent 0-2 runs 13-0........ 3-5 runs 12-4........ 6-9 runs 7-13-1

........ 10+ runs 3-4

Scored in 1st inning 12-3-1Opp. scored in 1st 10-12

Scores first 19-2-1Opp. scores first 16-19

After 6 leading 28-3-1....... trailing 6-18

....... tied 1-0After 7 leading 31-1-1

....... trailing 2-17....... tied 2-2

After 8 leading 32-2....... trailing 1-17-1

....... tied 2-1

Hit 0 home runs 9-9... 1 home run 10-4-1

... 2+ home runs 16-8

Opponent 0 home runs 22-5........ 1 home run 6-6

........ 2+ HRs 7-10-1

Made 0 errors 15-4.... 1 error 10-6-1

.... 2+ errors 10-11

Opp. made 0 errors 12-11-1......... 1 error 13-7

......... 2+ errors 10-3

Out-hit opponent 27-3Out-hit by opponent 4-16-1

Hits are tied 4-2

Record when team scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 0-2 0-0 0-5 2-1 1-6 1-4 5-2 4-0 3-1 4-0 15-0

Record when opponent scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 2-0 5-0 6-0 7-0 3-0 2-4 5-5 0-4 2-2 0-2 3-4

Record when leading after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 11-2 19-2 23-2 22-4 27-3 28-3 31-1 32-2

Record when trailing after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 8-12 10-14 7-18 9-16 8-16 6-18 2-17 1-17

Record when tied after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 16-7 6-5 5-1 4-1 0-2 1-0 2-2 2-1

Current losing streak: 1Longest winning streak: 5Longest losing streak: 4

Home attendance : 17606 ( 31 dates avg = 567 )Away attendance : 22486 ( 26 dates avg = 864 )Total attendance: 40092 ( 57 dates avg = 703 )


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Shutouts 2-2


....... 10+ runs 15-0


........ 10+ runs 3-4





....... trailing 2-17....... tied 2-2


....... tied 2-1


... 2+ home runs 16-8


........ 2+ HRs 7-10-1


.... 2+ errors 10-11


......... 2+ errors 10-3


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Shutouts 2-2


....... 10+ runs 15-0


........ 10+ runs 3-4





....... trailing 2-17....... tied 2-2


....... tied 2-1


... 2+ home runs 16-8


........ 2+ HRs 7-10-1


.... 2+ errors 10-11


......... 2+ errors 10-3


Hits are tied 4-2









2017 Florida Atlantic BaseballConference statistics for Florida Atlantic (as of May 20, 2017)(C-USA games only Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 18-12 Home: 12-3 Away: 6-9 C-USA: 18-12

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%

7 Jared Shouppe . 3 5 1 24-24 94 21 33 4 0 6 21 55 . 5 8 5 15 4 15 0 . 4 6 0 0 1 5-8 20 0 0 1.000

17 Austin Langham . 3 5 0 30-30 117 20 41 8 1 3 21 60 . 5 1 3 17 1 17 3 . 4 3 7 0 2 1-1 11 52 1 . 9 8 4

6 Tyler Frank . 3 3 1 30-30 121 25 40 9 0 5 15 64 . 5 2 9 22 5 15 3 . 4 5 0 1 1 1-4 48 73 7 . 9 4 5

10 David Miranda . 2 8 9 30-30 121 23 35 5 2 7 24 65 . 5 3 7 13 6 28 1 . 3 8 6 0 0 1-2 62 2 4 . 9 4 1

13 Jordan Poore . 2 8 6 24-21 77 11 22 6 0 0 9 28 . 3 6 4 2 3 14 2 . 3 2 9 0 5 2-2 46 2 2 . 9 6 0

9 Esteban Puerta . 2 7 3 30-30 121 20 33 3 0 5 23 51 . 4 2 1 18 5 22 3 . 3 8 9 0 0 0-0 240 16 4 . 9 8 5

16 Eric Rivera . 2 6 4 30-30 106 20 28 8 0 4 22 48 . 4 5 3 12 3 8 2 . 3 5 2 1 3 2-4 65 3 1 . 9 8 6

1 Stephen Kerr . 2 1 6 30-30 102 18 22 8 0 0 16 30 . 2 9 4 26 3 21 2 . 3 7 8 4 1 7-7 55 75 6 . 9 5 6

33 Kevin Abraham . 1 4 5 21-18 62 10 9 1 0 0 6 10 . 1 6 1 7 6 15 5 . 2 8 9 1 0 0-0 118 9 0 1.000

--------------------42 Aldrich DeJongh . 4 0 0 9-0 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 . 4 0 0 2 0 1 1 . 5 7 1 0 0 1-2 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

49 Pedro Pages . 2 1 3 17-14 47 7 10 1 0 2 9 17 . 3 6 2 8 3 10 0 . 3 4 4 3 0 1-1 104 9 4 . 9 6 6

18 Gary Mattis . 2 0 8 6-6 24 3 5 1 0 1 2 9 . 3 7 5 1 2 6 0 . 2 9 6 0 1 0-0 15 0 0 1.000

26 Sean Labsan . 1 6 0 16-6 25 2 4 1 0 1 4 8 . 3 2 0 5 2 5 1 . 3 4 4 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000

12 Brad Mathiowetz . 0 0 0 2-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 . 5 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

28 Blake Sanderson . 0 0 0 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 5 2 0 1.000

24 Drew Peden . 0 0 0 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 5 0 1.000

55 Marc Stewart . 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 3 0 1.000

29 Alex Ray . 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

Totals . 2 7 8 30 1023 182 284 55 3 34 172 447 . 4 3 7 149 43 177 23 . 3 8 9 10 14 21-31 805 280 35 . 9 6 9

Opponents . 2 6 4 30 1029 152 272 44 9 28 141 418 . 4 0 6 108 19 213 19 . 3 4 2 10 17 26-34 793 290 25 . 9 7 7

LOB - Team (264), Opp (226). DPs turned - Team (21), Opp (25). IBB - Team (1), Miranda 1, Opp (5). Picked off - Frank 1, Kerr1, Miranda 1.

(C-USA games only Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha

32 Alex House 4 . 7 1 4-3 10 9 2 0/0 1 65.0 64 41 34 15 43 16 4 6 . 2 5 6 3 4 1 3 4 2 Jake Miednik 4 . 8 7 4-3 10 10 0 0/1 0 57.1 57 34 31 29 47 4 3 5 . 2 6 0 3 5 1 1 6--------------------40 Weston Clemente 0 . 9 3 0-0 11 0 0 0/0 0 9.2 8 1 1 2 10 1 0 0 . 2 2 9 1 1 0 0 0 8 Andrew Jones 2 . 0 8 0-0 4 0 0 0/0 0 4.1 4 1 1 3 1 1 0 0 . 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 035 Eric Keating 2 . 0 8 1-1 7 0 0 0/0 0 4.1 5 1 1 3 5 0 0 0 . 2 9 4 1 1 0 1 1 5 Mark Nowatnick 2 . 1 8 3-0 7 2 0 0/1 0 20.2 19 7 5 5 14 3 0 2 . 2 5 7 1 0 0 1 213 Jordan Poore 3 . 8 6 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 2.1 3 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 . 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 028 Blake Sanderson 4 . 0 8 1-0 7 3 0 0/0 0 17.2 16 9 8 7 13 3 1 3 . 2 3 9 0 0 0 1 124 Drew Peden 4 . 1 2 1-2 15 0 0 0/1 1 19.2 19 10 9 2 24 1 0 2 . 2 7 9 0 3 0 0 223 Nick Swan 4 . 3 2 0-0 4 0 0 0/0 0 8.1 9 4 4 2 7 1 0 3 . 2 5 7 3 1 0 0 030 Kyle Marman 4 . 5 0 2-0 10 1 0 0/1 0 14.0 16 7 7 7 18 1 0 3 . 2 8 1 0 1 0 0 014 Cameron Ragsdale 4 . 7 6 2-2 11 0 0 0/2 4 11.1 12 8 6 9 5 1 1 0 . 2 6 7 4 0 0 0 126 Sean Labsan 5 . 4 0 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 5.0 3 3 3 6 6 0 0 2 . 1 7 6 1 0 1 0 021 Nick Prather 6 . 0 0 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 3.0 4 3 2 5 2 1 0 0 . 3 3 3 0 0 0 1 055 Marc Stewart 6 . 5 7 0-1 6 5 0 0/0 0 24.2 32 20 18 11 16 11 0 2 . 3 1 1 4 3 1 2 031 Mike Ruff 9 . 0 0 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 . 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 4 . 3 9 18-12 30 30 2 2/2 6 268.1 272 152 131 108 213 44 9 28 . 2 6 4 21 19 4 10 17

Opponents 5 . 5 5 12-18 30 30 2 2/0 5 264.1 284 182 163 149 177 55 3 34 . 2 7 8 23 43 2 10 14

PB - Team (3), Abraham 2, Pages 1, Opp (8). Pickoffs - Team (9), Abraham 2, Peden 2, Pages 1, Jones 1, House 1, Clemente 1,Miednik 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - Abraham (13-18), Pages (13-16), Miednik (8-10), Peden (4-6), House (3-4), Sanderson (2-3),Ragsdale (2-2), Swan (2-2), Clemente (2-2), Jones (2-2), Nowatnick (1-2), Stewart (0-1).

FAU RECORD BOOK - 2017 C-USA ONLY STATS

2017 BATTING (C-USA ONLY)

2017 PITCHING (C-USA ONLY)

2017 Florida Atlantic BaseballGames Summary for Florida Atlantic (as of Feb 01, 2018)

(C-USA games only)


Record when ...Overall 18-12

Conference 18-12Non-Conference 0-0

Home games 12-3Away games 6-9Neutral site 0-0Day games 11-8


vs Right starter 13-71-Run games 5-52-Run games 1-1

5+Run games 6-4Extra innings 2-1

Shutouts 2-2

Scoring 0-2 runs 0-4....... 3-5 runs 4-5....... 6-9 runs 9-3

....... 10+ runs 5-0

Opponent 0-2 runs 7-0........ 3-5 runs 6-2........ 6-9 runs 4-8

........ 10+ runs 1-2

Scored in 1st inning 5-2Opp. scored in 1st 7-6

Scores first 8-2Opp. scores first 10-10

After 6 leading 13-1....... trailing 4-11

....... tied 1-0After 7 leading 16-1

....... trailing 1-10....... tied 1-1


....... tied 2-1

Hit 0 home runs 3-6... 1 home run 8-2

... 2+ home runs 7-4


........ 2+ HRs 3-5

Made 0 errors 9-1.... 1 error 5-5

.... 2+ errors 4-6

Opp. made 0 errors 5-7......... 1 error 9-3

......... 2+ errors 4-2

Out-hit opponent 14-2Out-hit by opponent 2-9

Hits are tied 2-1






Current winning streak: 1Longest winning streak: 4Longest losing streak: 4



(C-USA games only)








Shutouts 2-2


....... 10+ runs 5-0


........ 10+ runs 1-2





....... trailing 1-10....... tied 1-1


....... tied 2-1




........ 2+ HRs 3-5


.... 2+ errors 4-6


......... 2+ errors 4-2


Hits are tied 2-1









(C-USA games only)








Shutouts 2-2


....... 10+ runs 5-0


........ 10+ runs 1-2





....... trailing 1-10....... tied 1-1


....... tied 2-1




........ 2+ HRs 3-5


.... 2+ errors 4-6


......... 2+ errors 4-2


Hits are tied 2-1











7 Jared Shouppe . 3 5 1 24-24 94 21 33 4 0 6 21 55 . 5 8 5 15 4 15 0 . 4 6 0 0 1 5-8 20 0 0 1.000

17 Austin Langham . 3 5 0 30-30 117 20 41 8 1 3 21 60 . 5 1 3 17 1 17 3 . 4 3 7 0 2 1-1 11 52 1 . 9 8 4

6 Tyler Frank . 3 3 1 30-30 121 25 40 9 0 5 15 64 . 5 2 9 22 5 15 3 . 4 5 0 1 1 1-4 48 73 7 . 9 4 5

10 David Miranda . 2 8 9 30-30 121 23 35 5 2 7 24 65 . 5 3 7 13 6 28 1 . 3 8 6 0 0 1-2 62 2 4 . 9 4 1

13 Jordan Poore . 2 8 6 24-21 77 11 22 6 0 0 9 28 . 3 6 4 2 3 14 2 . 3 2 9 0 5 2-2 46 2 2 . 9 6 0

9 Esteban Puerta . 2 7 3 30-30 121 20 33 3 0 5 23 51 . 4 2 1 18 5 22 3 . 3 8 9 0 0 0-0 240 16 4 . 9 8 5

16 Eric Rivera . 2 6 4 30-30 106 20 28 8 0 4 22 48 . 4 5 3 12 3 8 2 . 3 5 2 1 3 2-4 65 3 1 . 9 8 6

1 Stephen Kerr . 2 1 6 30-30 102 18 22 8 0 0 16 30 . 2 9 4 26 3 21 2 . 3 7 8 4 1 7-7 55 75 6 . 9 5 6

33 Kevin Abraham . 1 4 5 21-18 62 10 9 1 0 0 6 10 . 1 6 1 7 6 15 5 . 2 8 9 1 0 0-0 118 9 0 1.000

--------------------42 Aldrich DeJongh . 4 0 0 9-0 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 . 4 0 0 2 0 1 1 . 5 7 1 0 0 1-2 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

49 Pedro Pages . 2 1 3 17-14 47 7 10 1 0 2 9 17 . 3 6 2 8 3 10 0 . 3 4 4 3 0 1-1 104 9 4 . 9 6 6

18 Gary Mattis . 2 0 8 6-6 24 3 5 1 0 1 2 9 . 3 7 5 1 2 6 0 . 2 9 6 0 1 0-0 15 0 0 1.000

26 Sean Labsan . 1 6 0 16-6 25 2 4 1 0 1 4 8 . 3 2 0 5 2 5 1 . 3 4 4 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000

12 Brad Mathiowetz . 0 0 0 2-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 . 5 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

28 Blake Sanderson . 0 0 0 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 5 2 0 1.000

24 Drew Peden . 0 0 0 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 5 0 1.000

55 Marc Stewart . 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 3 0 1.000

29 Alex Ray . 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

Totals . 2 7 8 30 1023 182 284 55 3 34 172 447 . 4 3 7 149 43 177 23 . 3 8 9 10 14 21-31 805 280 35 . 9 6 9

Opponents . 2 6 4 30 1029 152 272 44 9 28 141 418 . 4 0 6 108 19 213 19 . 3 4 2 10 17 26-34 793 290 25 . 9 7 7





Opponents 5 . 5 5 12-18 30 30 2 2/0 5 264.1 284 182 163 149 177 55 3 34 . 2 7 8 23 43 2 10 14





7 Jared Shouppe . 3 5 1 24-24 94 21 33 4 0 6 21 55 . 5 8 5 15 4 15 0 . 4 6 0 0 1 5-8 20 0 0 1.000

17 Austin Langham . 3 5 0 30-30 117 20 41 8 1 3 21 60 . 5 1 3 17 1 17 3 . 4 3 7 0 2 1-1 11 52 1 . 9 8 4

6 Tyler Frank . 3 3 1 30-30 121 25 40 9 0 5 15 64 . 5 2 9 22 5 15 3 . 4 5 0 1 1 1-4 48 73 7 . 9 4 5

10 David Miranda . 2 8 9 30-30 121 23 35 5 2 7 24 65 . 5 3 7 13 6 28 1 . 3 8 6 0 0 1-2 62 2 4 . 9 4 1

13 Jordan Poore . 2 8 6 24-21 77 11 22 6 0 0 9 28 . 3 6 4 2 3 14 2 . 3 2 9 0 5 2-2 46 2 2 . 9 6 0

9 Esteban Puerta . 2 7 3 30-30 121 20 33 3 0 5 23 51 . 4 2 1 18 5 22 3 . 3 8 9 0 0 0-0 240 16 4 . 9 8 5

16 Eric Rivera . 2 6 4 30-30 106 20 28 8 0 4 22 48 . 4 5 3 12 3 8 2 . 3 5 2 1 3 2-4 65 3 1 . 9 8 6

1 Stephen Kerr . 2 1 6 30-30 102 18 22 8 0 0 16 30 . 2 9 4 26 3 21 2 . 3 7 8 4 1 7-7 55 75 6 . 9 5 6

33 Kevin Abraham . 1 4 5 21-18 62 10 9 1 0 0 6 10 . 1 6 1 7 6 15 5 . 2 8 9 1 0 0-0 118 9 0 1.000

--------------------42 Aldrich DeJongh . 4 0 0 9-0 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 . 4 0 0 2 0 1 1 . 5 7 1 0 0 1-2 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

49 Pedro Pages . 2 1 3 17-14 47 7 10 1 0 2 9 17 . 3 6 2 8 3 10 0 . 3 4 4 3 0 1-1 104 9 4 . 9 6 6

18 Gary Mattis . 2 0 8 6-6 24 3 5 1 0 1 2 9 . 3 7 5 1 2 6 0 . 2 9 6 0 1 0-0 15 0 0 1.000

26 Sean Labsan . 1 6 0 16-6 25 2 4 1 0 1 4 8 . 3 2 0 5 2 5 1 . 3 4 4 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000

12 Brad Mathiowetz . 0 0 0 2-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 . 5 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

28 Blake Sanderson . 0 0 0 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 5 2 0 1.000

24 Drew Peden . 0 0 0 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 5 0 1.000

55 Marc Stewart . 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 3 0 1.000

29 Alex Ray . 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

Totals . 2 7 8 30 1023 182 284 55 3 34 172 447 . 4 3 7 149 43 177 23 . 3 8 9 10 14 21-31 805 280 35 . 9 6 9

Opponents . 2 6 4 30 1029 152 272 44 9 28 141 418 . 4 0 6 108 19 213 19 . 3 4 2 10 17 26-34 793 290 25 . 9 7 7





Opponents 5 . 5 5 12-18 30 30 2 2/0 5 264.1 284 182 163 149 177 55 3 34 . 2 7 8 23 43 2 10 14



FAU RECORD BOOK - INDIVIDUAL CAREER BATTING RECORDSGAMES PLAYED240 Derek Hutton 2002-05231 Mick Celli 1996-99230 Tim Mascia 2003-06227 Kevin Connacher 1994-97226 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02222 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00221 Nick Presto 1993-96220 Stephen Kerr 2014-17220 Rusty Brown 2001-04210 Brennan Hervey 1994-97209 Esteban Puerta 2013-17209 Ricky Santiago 2012-15 GAMES STARTED220 Stephen Kerr 2014-17218 Kevin Connacher 1994-97213 Mick Celli 1996-99211 Derek Hutton 2002-05206 Nick Presto 1993-96200 Ricky Santiago 2012-15199 Tim Mascia 2003-06196 Esteban Puerta 2013-17196 Brennan Hervey 1994-97195 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00194 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 AT-BATS880 Stephen Kerr 2014-17 875 William Block 2006-09864 Kevin Connacher 1994-97792 Derek Hutton 2002-05781 Ricky Santiago 2012-15768 Tim Mascia 2003-06764 Mick Celli 1996-99760 Nick Presto 1993-96750 Esteban Puerta 2013-17747 Mike McKenna 2005-08

RUNS221 William Block 2006-09210 Kevin Connacher 1994-97204 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04178 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02173 Stephen Kerr 2014-17169 Derek Hutton 2002-05168 Mick Celli 1996-99165 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00162 Nick Presto 1993-96157 Mike McKenna 2005-08

HITS289 William Block 2006-09289 Kevin Connacher 1994-97270 Mike McKenna 2005-08257 Tim Mascia 2003-06254 Stephen Kerr 2014-17247 Mick Celli 1996-99243 Nick Presto 1993-96238 Rusty Brown 2001-04229 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04228 Derek Hutton 2002-05226 Esteban Puerta 2013-17226 CJ Chatham 2014-16 DOUBLES58 Nick DelGuidice 2009-1155 William Block 2006-0952 Ricky Santiago 2012-1551 Rusty Brown 2001-0450 CJ Chatham 2014-1649 Kevin Connacher 1994-9747 Brian Covin 1988-9044 Stephen Kerr 2014-1744 Nick Presto 1993-9643 Mike McKenna 2005-0843 Robbie Widlansky 2004-07Next Active:23 Tyler Frank 2016-Pr. TRIPLES10 Brendon Sanger 2012-159 Tim Spink 1992-959 Chris Ebert 1984-868 William Block 2006-098 Nick Presto 1993-967 CJ Chatham 2014-167 Jeff Forney 1984-86

7 Scott Hay 1984-867 Mike Ryan 1982-846 Billy Endris 2013-166 Tyler Rocklein 2013-146 Nathan Pittman 2010-136 Andy Mee 2010-116 Derek Hutton 2002-056 Mick Celli 1996-996 Craig Shotten 1991Next Active:4 David Miranda 2017-Pr.

HOME RUNS47 Mike Ryan 1982-8446 William Block 2006-0944 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-0444 John-Edward Raffo 1997-0041 Mike McKenna 2005-0836 Jack Penrod 1987-8835 Brennan Hervey 1994-9733 Rusty Brown 2001-0433 Mick Celli 1996-9931 L.J. Biernbaum 1999-02Next Active:12 Tyler Frank 2016-Pr.12 David Miranda 2017-Pr. BATTING AVERAGE (Min. 300 AB).383 Gonzalo Carcache 1985-87.382 Jack Penrod 1987-88.372 Keith Foley 1983-84.368 Mike McBryde 2004-05.363 Doug Gonring 1984-85.361 Mike McKenna 2005-08.360 Zack Roper 1999-00.358 Dro Ormrod 1988-89.358 Dave Connor 1984-86.357 Frank Marsaglia 1982-83Next Active:.319 David Miranda 2017-Pr..317 Tyler Frank 2016-Pr.

RBI191 William Block 2006-09185 Mike McKenna 2005-08182 Rusty Brown 2001-04182 Mike Ryan 1982-84178 Mick Celli 1996-99176 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00168 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04160 Brennan Hervey 1994-97154 Esteban Puerta 2013-17150 Frank Marsaglia 1982-83147 Brian Covin 1988-90 TOTAL BASES498 William Block 2006-09436 Mike McKenna 2005-08409 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04400 Mick Celli 1996-99389 Mike Ryan 1982-84388 Rusty Brown 2001-04375 Kevin Connacher 1994-97361 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00350 Esteban Puerta 2013-17349 Tim Mascia 2003-06 SLUGGING % (Min. 300 AB).754 Jack Penrod 1987-88.677 Mike Ryan 1982-84.640 Keith Foley 1983-84.617 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04.606 Dro Ormrod 1988-89.603 Dan Scheffler 2010-11.583 Mike McKenna 2005-08.580 Zack Roper 1999-00.569 William Block 2006-09.564 Matt Pali 2002-03Next Active:.590 David Miranda (210 AB) 2017-Pr.

WALKS145 Mick Celli 1996-99118 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00117 Stephen Kerr 2014-17115 Esteban Puerta 2013-17 112 Brendon Sanger 2013-15110 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04

105 Tim Mascia 2003-06104 Brennan Hervey 1994-97103 Nathan Pittman 2010-13101 Ed Bou 1995-98101 Pat Murray 1988-91Next Active:68 Tyler Frank 2016-Pr. HIT-BY-PITCH81 Gabe Somarriba 1999-0248 William Block 2006-0931 Mike Albaladejo 2009-1231 Zack Roper 1999-0030 Ryan Withey 1999-0027 Dan Scheffler 2010-1125 Kevin Abraham 2014-Pr.24 John-Edward Raffo 1997-0023 Esteban Puerta 2013-1723 Mick Celli 1996-9922 Corey Keller 2010-1322 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-0422 Roger Walker 1994-95Next Active:12 Tyler Frank 2016-Pr.11 Eric Rivera 2017-Pr. ON-BASE % (Min. 300 AB).495 Mike Messner 1997-98.493 Dave Conner 1984-86.463 Brendon Sanger 2013-15.462 Dro Ormrod 1988-89.462 Jack Penrod 1987-88.460 Ryan Withey 1999-00.458 Dominic Senese 1993-94.453 Gonzalo Carcache 1985-87.447 Frank Marsaglia 1982-83.445 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04.445 Mick Celli 1996-99Next Active:.438 Gunnar Lambert (102 AB) 2015-Pr..430 Tyler Frank 2016-Pr.

SACRIFICE FLIES16 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-0415 Derek Hutton 2002-0515 Robert Orton 2001-0414 Stephen Kerr 2014-1714 Ricky Santiago 2012-1514 John-Edward Raffo 1997-0013 Mike Albaladejo 2009-1213 Justin Martin 2004-0713 Tim Mascia 2003-0613 Nick Presto 1993-9612 Nick DelGuidice 2009-1112 Gonzalo Carcache 1985-8712 Luis McDowell 1984-86Next Active:8 Tyler Frank 2016-Pr. SACRIFICES43 Mike Albaladejo 2009-1237 Derek Hutton 2002-0532 Ed Bou 1995-9825 Stephen Kerr 2014-1722 Nathan Pittman 2010-1322 Kevin Connacher 1994-9718 Mitch Morales 2012-1418 Nick Arata 2006-0817 Jason Sullivan 2000-0116 Gabe Somarriba 1999-0216 Nick Presto 1993-96Next Active:9 Eric Rivera 2017-pr.7 Tyler Frank 2016-pr. STOLEN BASES86 Kevin Connacher 1994-9760 Nick Presto 1993-9660 Scott Hay 1984-8655 Sean O’Brien 1992-9353 Stephen Kerr 2014-17 50 Mike Welch 1983-8449 Derek Hutton 2002-0547 Ryan Withey 1999-0046 Mike McBryde 2004-0546 Tommy Murphy 1998-0046 Tom Horincewich 1989-9046 Jeff Forney 1984-86


FAU RECORD BOOK - INDIVIDUAL CAREER PITCHING/FIELDING RECORDSAPPEARANCES99 Hugh Adams 2009-1397 Bo Logan 2011-1588 Alex Pepe 2006-0979 Chris Eberhart 2005-0879 Danny Core 2000-0376 Kevin Alexander 2010-1474 Ahmed Garcia 2009, 11-1273 Nick Mattioni 1998-0071 Mike Fascetti 1986-8969 Matt O’Brien 2001-04 GAMES STARTED56 Danny Core 2000-0342 Brandon Rhodes 2013-1642 Mickey Storey 2005-0841 Austin Gomber 2012-1441 Carmen Cali 1998-0040 Ryan Garton 2009-1236 Travis NeSmith 2001-0334 Randy Beam 2003-0433 Sean Labsan 2014-1733 Jeremy Strawn 2012-1433 Mike Gipson 2008-1033 Chris Pillsbury 2001-0333 Todd Moser 1998-9933 Mike Pfeifer 1989-92 WINS30 Danny Core 2000-0323 Mickey Storey 2005-0823 Randy Beam 2003-0422 Chris Pillsbury 2001-0322 Carmen Cali 1998-0022 Todd Moser 1998-9922 Jorge Vega 1982-8321 Ryan Garton 2009-1220 Matt O’Brien 2001-0419 Petersen Benjamin 2000-0119 Dan Jackson 1999-00Next Active:7 Jake Miednik 2007-Pr.

LOSSES19 Danny Core 2000-0315 Mickey Storey 2005-0814 Austin Gomber 2012-1414 Chris Salberg 2005-0713 Carmen Cali 1998-0012 Jake Meiers 2010-1312 Matt Kramer 1991-9212 Mike Pfeifer 1989-8211 Ryan Garton 2009-1211 Brandon Cooney 2006-0711 Mike Fascetti 1986-8911 Bil Cobe 1981-82

WIN % (Min 10 wins).909 Paul Davis 2011.889 Tom Clark 1981-83.833 John Thompson 1984-85.826 Dan Jackson 1999-00.793 Randy Beam 2003-04.769 Matt O’Brien 2001-04.762 Tim Burton 1997-99.760 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01.750 Hugh Adams 2009-13.750 Joel Schmal 2006-07 ERA (Min. 100 IP)1.98 Ken Wagner 19952.66 Petersen Benjamin 2000-012.87 Paul Davis 20112.96 Marty Reinhardt 1993-942.98 Bo Logan 2011-153.02 Chris Saxton 2003-043.04 Sean Bauer 1981-833.08 Randy Beam 2003-043.11 Steve Lawson 1990-913.11 Jorge Vega 1981-83Next Active:2.66 Mark Nowatnick (64.1 IP) 2015-Pr.

COMPLETE GAMES16 Jorge Vega 1982-8315 Bill Cobe 1981-8212 Randy Beam 2003-0411 Pat Murphy 1988-9110 Danny Core 2000-0310 Ken Wagner 19959 Tom Clark 19889 Scott Halama 1985-878 Petersen Benjamin 2000-018 Todd Moser 1998-998 Mike Fascetti 1986-898 Tom Snell 1987-88

SHUTOUTS5 Randy Beam 2003-043 Jeremy Strawn 2012-133 Todd Moser 1998-993 Ken Wagner 19952 Mike Gipson 2008-102 Mickey Storey 2005-072 Danny Core 2000-032 Pat Murphy 1988-912 Scott Halama 1985-872 Mike Lee 1984-862 John Thompson 1984-852 Sean Bauer 1981-832 Tom Clark 1981-83

SAVES31 Hugh Adams 2009-1323 Cameron Ragsdale 2016-1715 Joe Cali 1996-9715 Rich Clabeaux 1984-8612 Andy Mee 2010-1112 Mike McBryde 2004-0612 Chris Saxton 2003-0411 Brett Schreyer 1997-9910 Mike Crotta 2004-069 Kevin Alexander 2010-149 Jeff Hill 1994-959 Steve Taylor 1989-90 INNINGS PITCHED380.0 Danny Core 2000-03307.2 Mickey Storey 2005-08273.1 Ryan Garton 2009-12257.2 Brandon Rhodes 2013-16257.2 Chris Salberg 2005-07245.1 Mike Gipson 2008-10245.1 Carmen Cali 1998-00244.3 Mike Fascetti 1986-89244.2 Austin Gomber 2012-14236.2 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01

FEWEST HITS PER 9 INNINGS (Min. 100 IP)7.11 Ken Wagner 19957.18 Dan Jackson 1999-007.44 Allen Knight 2003-047.56 Bo Logan 2011-157.71 Carmen Cali 1998-007.99 Drew Jackson 2014-158.05 Kevin Fuchs 1983-858.13 Randy Beam 2003-048.21 Mike Lee 1984-868.26 Chris Saxton 2003-04 FEWEST WALKS PER 9 INNINGS (Min. 100 IP)1.37 Petersen Benjamin 2000-011.88 Randy Beam 2003-041.89 Brandon Rhodes 2013-161.91 Ahmed Garcia 2009, 11-122.19 Mickey Storey 2005-082.20 Jake Meiers 2010-132.21 Bo Logan 2011-152.24 Jorge Vega 1981-832.28 Kevin Alexander 2010-132.32 Marty Reinhardt 1993-94Next Active:1.54 Mark Nowatnick (64.1 IP) 2015-Pr.

STRIKEOUTS360 Danny Core 2000-03292 Mickey Storey 2005-08282 Carmen Cali 1998-00268 Chris Salberg 2005-07242 Dan Jackson 1999-00238 Austin Gomber 2012-14232 Todd Moser 1998-99226 Ryan Garton 2009-12218 Mike Gipson 2008-10190 Steve Taylor 1989-90 MOST STRIKEOUTS PER 9 INNINGS (Min. 100 IP)12.2 Dan Jackson 1999-0012.0 Mike McBryde 2004-0611.0 Andrew Archer 201311.0 Glen Troyanowski 2009-1110.8 Brett Nizamoff 2012-1310.0 Andrew Archer 2013-149.8 Todd Moser 1998-999.7 Nate Grados 1995-969.4 Chris Salberg 2005-079.0 Alex Pepe 2006-09Next Active:9.6 Kyle Marman (31.0 IP) 2016-Pr.

AT-BATS AGAINST1,423 Danny Core 2000-031,074 Ryan Garton 2009-12

1,003 Brandon Rhodes 2013-16954 Mike Pfeifer 1989-92953 Mike Gipson 2008-10948 Mickey Storey 2005-07936 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01935 Austin Gomber 2012-14902 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03893 Carmen Cali 1998-00 WILD PITCHES33 Marty Reinhardt 1993-9431 Chris Pillsbury 2001-0327 Joe Cali 1996-9726 Carmen Cali 1998-0023 Sean Labsan 2014-1723 Alex Pepe 2006-0921 Danny Core 2000-0320 Mike Gipson 2008-1019 R.J. Alvarez 2010-1218 Adam Morrison 2008-0918 Chris Salberg 2005-0718 Brent White 1996-97

HIT BATTERS45 Chris Salberg 2005-0744 Danny Core 2000-0333 Carmen Cali 1998-0030 Ryan Garton 2009-1227 R.J. Alvarez 2010-1227 Alex Pepe 2006-0923 Mickey Storey 2005-0822 Robbie Coursel 2015-1621 Mike Gipson 2008-1020 Chris Pillsbury 2001-0320 Todd Moser 1998-99 BATTING AVERAGE AGAINST (Min. 400 AB).187 Jeff Parrott 1983-84.213 Ken Wagner 1995.215 Dan Jackson 1999-00.216 Mike McBryde 2004-06.219 Kevin Fuchs 1983-85.225 Bo Logan 2011-15.230 Joe Peede 1987-88.233 John Thompson 1984-85.235 David McKay 2014-16.235 Carmen Cali 1998-00

FIELDING

PUTOUTS1,526 John-Edward Raffo 1997-001,192 Esteban Puerta 2014-171,080 Rusty Brown 2001-041,077 Robert Orton 2001-041,000 Mark Nelson 2010-13987 Mike Albaladejo 2009-12791 Dan Scheffler 2010-11768 Mike Ryan 1982-84699 Mike Spano 2010-13699 Anthony Doudt 1996-99Next Active:560 Kevin Abraham 2014-Pr.

ASSISTS562 Stephen Kerr 2014-17545 Nick DelGuidice 2009-11524 Kevin Connacher 1994-97523 Derek Hutton 2002-05434 Tommy Murphy 1998-00430 Alex Fonseca 2003-06420 CJ Chatham 2014-16412 Nick Presto 1993-96333 Frank McAdam 1987-88321 Bob Baumiller 1981-83Next Active:165 Tyler Frank 2016-Pr.

FIELDING % (Min. 100 chances).997 Matt Pali 2002-03.995 Gunnar Lambert 2015-Pr..995 Nathan Pittman 2010-13.994 Eric Riebel 1993-94.993 Mark Nelson 2010-13.993 Mike Spano 2010-13.993 Chris Winsett 1998-99.992 Shaen O’Connor 2000-02.991 Anthony Doudt 1996-00.988 Roman Collins 2015.988 Ryan Miller 2015 Next Active:.984 Kevin Abraham 2014-Pr..976 Jordan Poore 2016-Pr.


FAU RECORD BOOK - SINGLE-SEASON BATTING RECORDSBATTING AVERAGE .433 Robbie Widlansky 2007.418 Jack Penrod 1988.418 Mike Ryan 1982.413 Mike McKenna 2007.403 Scott Hay 1986.400 Tim Mascia 2004.396 Keith Foley 1983.393 Rick Seiders 1991.387 Gonzalo Carcache 1986.385 Ryan Withey 1999.385 Tom Snell 1987 GAMES PLAYED67 L.J. Biernbaum 200267 Gabe Somarriba 200266 Mike Cox 200266 Jeff Fiorentino 200266 Bobby Spano 200264 Mitch Morales 201364 Ricky Santiago 201364 Jeff Fiorentino 200464 Rob Horst 200464 Derek Hutton 200464 Tim Mascia 200464 Rusty Brown 200264 Keith Foley 198364 Frank Marsaglia 1983 AT-BATS265 Mike McBryde 2005262 Andy Mee 2010257 Stephen Kerr 2015257 Derek Hutton 2004257 L.J. Biernbaum 2002255 Daniel Bomback 2007253 Kevin Connacher 1996251 Mike Cox 2002249 C.J. Chatham 2016246 Mike McKenna 2008 RUNS SCORED84 Jeff Fiorentino 200474 Dickie Hart 199972 Derek Hutton 200471 William Block 200871 Jeff Fiorentino 200371 Jeff Forney 198570 Mick Celli 199970 Brian Covin 199068 Kevin Connacher 199768 Chris Ebert 1985 HITS104 Robbie Widlansky 200799 Andy Mee 201098 Mike McBryde 200597 Mike McKenna 200896 Daniel Bomback 200795 Keith Foley 198391 Derek Hutton 200490 Tim Mascia 200490 L.J. Biernbaum 200289 C.J. Chatham 201689 Jeff Fiorentino 200389 Ralph Mattone 1983 RBI75 Mike McKenna 200875 Paul Stryhas 199975 Doug Gonring 198573 Mike Ryan 198272 Anthony Mongelluzzo 200069 Robbie Widlansky 200768 L.J. Biernbaum 200266 Jeff Fiorentino 200465 Dan Scheffler 201065 Mike Cox 2002 DOUBLES24 Robbie Widlansky 200723 Ralph Mattone 198322 CJ Chatham 201522 Ricky Santiago 2015

22 Dan Scheffler 201022 Brian Covin 199021 Nick DelGuidice 201021 Paul Stryhas 199921 Garry Kamphouse 199620 Brendon Sanger 201520 Tyler Rocklein 201320 Nick DelGuidice 201120 Dickie Hart 199920 Rich Ozarowski 1997 TRIPLES7 Chris Ebert 19857 Jeff Forney 19856 Craig Shotten 19915 Roman Collins 20155 Andy Mee 20105 Scott Hay 20045 Derek Hutton 20045 Kevin Clark 19984 David Miranda 20174 CJ Chatham 20164 Billy Endris 20154 Brendon Sanger 20154 Tyler Rocklein 20144 Nathan Pittman 20134 Brendon Sanger 20134 Colby Gratton 20104 William Block 2009 TOTAL BASES175 Robbie Widlansky 2007165 Jack Penrod 1988162 Mike McKenna 2008160 Daniel Bomback 2007159 William Block 2007156 Dan Scheffler 2010156 Mike McKenna 2007154 L.J. Biernbaum 2002154 Keith Foley 1983150 Andy Mee 2010 SLUGGING %.842 Jack Penrod 1988.783 Mike Ryan 1982.737 Luis McDowell 1986.729 Robbie Widlansky 2007.716 Mike McKenna 2007.696 Dan Scheffler 2010.691 Anthony Bellinato 1992.688 Jim Wilkinson 1983.676 Brennan Hervey 1997.670 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 HIT-BY-PITCH27 Gabe Somarriba 200227 Gabe Somarriba 200125 Gabe Somarriba 200018 Dan Scheffler 201018 William Block 200618 Zack Roper 199918 Ryan Withey 199916 Tom Hatcher 200914 Kevin Abraham 201714 Brett Lashley 201614 William Block 200914 Rob Horst 200414 Dominic Senese 199314 Craig Shotten 199114 Robert Commodari 1989

WALKS57 Mike Messner 199856 Brendon Sanger 201556 Mick Celli 199952 Jeff Fiorentino 200449 Pat Murray 199148 Nathan Pittman 201348 Jeff Forney 198548 Bob Baumiller 198346 Bobby Spano 200245 Raymond Church 201045 Jeff Hendry 1984

ON BASE %.696 Mike Harrison 1982.602 Mike Welch 1984.575 Jeff Forney 1985.573 Larry Cleaver 1985.571 Scott Hay 1986.549 Dave Connor 1986.547 Jim Wilkinson 1982.545 Keith Foley 1983.543 Chuck Douthit 1985.542 Jeff Hendry 1985.542 Frank Marsaglia 1982 STOLEN BASES46 Jeff Forney 198540 Sean O’Brien 199335 Mike McBryde 200535 Tom Horincewich 199032 Scott Hay 198630 Rob Commodari 198929 Kevin Connacher 199628 Dave Conner 198628 Scott Hay 198527 Mike Welch 1984 HOME RUNS22 Jack Penrod 198819 John-Edward Raffo 199919 Mike Ryan 198418 William Block 200718 Mike Cox 200217 Jeff Fiorentino 200417 Jim Wilkinson 198316 Daniel Bomback 200716 Mike McKenna 200816 L.J. Biernbaum 200216 Anthony Mongelluzzo 200016 Anthony Doudt 199916 Brennan Hervey 1997 LONGEST HITTING STREAK24 Raymond Church 2011 Kevin Connacher 1994

Redshirt Senior Catcher Kevin Abraham- Team Captain -


FAU RECORD BOOK - SINGLE-SEASON PITCHING/FIELDING RECORDSERA (Min. 40 IP)1.28 Bo Logan 20141.29 Jim Drancsak 19861.70 Mickey Storey 20051.94 Brian Merkey 19931.96 Sean Labsan 20162.04 Scott Halama 19862.15 Dan Jackson 20002.25 Seth McGarry 20152.29 Eric Shellnut 19862.34 Todd Moser 1999 WINS15 Todd Moser 199913 Randy Beam 200312 Petersen Benjamin 200012 Jorge Vega 198311 Matt O’Brien 200410 Paul Davis 201110 Mickey Storey 200510 Randy Beam 200410 Danny Core 200310 Chris Pillsbury 200210 Carmen Cali 200010 Dan Jackson 199910 Tom Clark 1983 APPEARANCES42 Rich Clabeaux 198540 Joe Cali 199634 Tim McNab 200233 Nick Mattioni 200033 Brent White 199732 Reily Monkman 201532 Brent White 199631 Devon Carr 201631 Devon Carr 201531 Mike Faschetti 1989 GAMES STARTED18 Randy Beam 200418 Petersen Benjamin 200018 Carmen Cali 200017 Austin Gomber 201317 Jeremy Strawn 201317 Mickey Storey 200617 Matt O’Brien 200417 Danny Core 200217 Petersen Benjamin 200117 Dan Jackson 199917 Todd Moser 199817 Matt Kramer 1992

COMPLETE GAMES10 Ken Wagner 199510 Jorge Vega 19838 Tom Snell 19888 Bill Cobe 19817 Jim Hanrahan 19847 Tom Clark 19837 Bill Cobe 19827 Pat Murphy 19826 Randy Beam 20046 Randy Beam 20036 Danny Core 20026 Petersen Benjamin 20016 Jorge Vega 1982 SAVES18 Hugh Adams 201315 Cameron Ragsdale 201614 Joe Cali 199612 Tim McNab 200211 Andy Mee 201011 Rich Clabeaux 198510 Hugh Adams 201110 Mike McBryde 20059 Jay Evans 19959 Jeff Hill 1995 INNINGS PITCHED129.2 Ken Wagner 1995126.1 Steve Lawson 1990123.1 Petersen Benjamin 2001123.0 Randy Beam 2004121.2 Jorge Vega 1983119.2 Mickey Storey 2006

113.2 Steve Taylor 1989113.1 Petersen Benjamin 2000112.0 Mike Gipson 2010108.2 Todd Moser 1998 FEWEST HITS PER 9 INNINGS (Min. 40 IP)5.14 Jim Drancsak 19865.92 Dan Jackson 20006.10 Joe Cali 19966.55 Randy Beam 20036.75 Scott Halama 19866.83 John Thompson 19846.88 Carmen Cali 20006.96 Frank Dippold 19927.01 Mike Gauger 19997.03 Scott Murphy 1996 STRIKEOUTS130 Todd Moser 1999126 Dan Jackson 1999125 Mickey Storey 2006118 Ken Wagner 1995116 Dan Jackson 2000116 Steve Taylor 1989103 Austin Gomber 2013103 Danny Core 2001102 Todd Moser 199898 Danny Core 2003 BATTING AVERAGE AGAINST.091 Brett Nizamoff 2013.155 R.J. Alvarez 2012.160 Jim Drancsak 1986.178 Bo Logan 2014.182 Dan Jackson 2000.193 Scott Halama 1986.195 Joe Cali 1996.195 Bob Boyle 1988.200 John Thompson 1984.202 Randy Beam 2003 CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT INNINGS26 2015

FIELDING

PUTOUTS537 Esteban Puerta 2016498 Dan Scheffler 2010465 Mark Nelson 2013463 John-Edward Raffo 2000442 Eric Riebel 1993439 Travis Ozga 2009431 Mark Nelson 2012429 Esteban Puerta 2017426 Rusty Brown 2003424 J.C. Huguet 2000 ASSISTS197 Kevin Connacher 1997192 Bobby Spano 2002188 Sean O’Brien 1993187 Nick DelGuidice 2009186 Kevin Connacher 1996182 Stephen Kerr 2016182 Nick DelGuidice 2011182 Nick Presto 1996176 Nick DelGuidice 2010175 Frank McAdam 1987

FIELDING % (Min. 50 attempts)1.000 Christian Dicks 20161.000 Andy Mee 20101.000 Anthony Albano 20061.000 Matt Pali 20021.000 Gabe Somarriba 20021.000 Gabe Somarriba 20011.000 Mick Celli 19971.000 Gene Manning 19951.000 Brennan Hervey 19941.000 Rich Mojica 19931.000 Dro Ormrod 19891.000 Mike Harrison 19881.000 Ralph Mattone 19841.000 Mike Welch 1983

Redshirt Junior PitcherWeston Clemente- Team Captain -

Junior ShortstopTyler Frank


BATTINGAT-BATS - 7Kevin Connacher Kentucky 2/16/96Billy Brown Bethune-Cookman 2/1/97Rusty Brown Hartford 2/23/02Matt Pali Samford 3/28/03Jeff Fiorentino Troy 5/29/04Alex Silversmith Cincinnati 2/11/05Robbie Widlansky Cincinnati 2/10/07David Wilson FIU 5/15/09Nick DelGuidice FIU 5/28/10Raymond Church WKU 5/25/11Andy Mee WKU 5/25/11Geoff Jimenez North Carolina 6/3/13Robert Buckley Notre Dame 2/15/14Tyler Rocklein Marshall 4/6/14Stephen Kerr UAB 5/2/15Esteban Puerta Charlotte 4/10/16David Miranda Charlotte 4/7/17Esteban Puerta Charlotte 4/7/17Jared Shouppe Charlotte 4/7/17 RUNS - 5Rich Ozarowski Bethune-Cookman 2/1/97Ryan Withey Villanova 2/27/99Ryan Withey Centenary 5/19/99Jarrod Lauth George Washington 2/21/04Daniel Bomback Mississippi Valley State 2/3/07Nathan Pittman Canisius 6/1/13 HITS - 6Kevin Morgan (cycle) UCF 5/8/94Brennan Hervey Monmouth 3/8/95 DOUBLES - 4Jonathon Shapland Georgia State 5/19/05 TRIPLES - 2Tim Spink Monmouth 3/24/94Drew Rickert UCF 2/15/97Billy Endris UAB 5/2/15 HOME RUNS - 3Mick Cellis NC State 2/7/97Rich Ozarowski UCF 4/27/97Mick Celli Georgia State 5/8/99Eddie Cassidy Oregon State 6/6/10 TOTAL BASES - 14Garry Kamphouse Detroit-Mercy 3/9/95 RBI - 9Nick DelGuidice Boston College 3/6/10Raymond Church FIU 5/28/10

STOLEN BASES - 3Kevin Morgan Florida A&M 2/12/94Kevin Connacher Georgia State 3/11/95Kevin Connacher Columbia 3/15/95Kevin Connacher Princeton 3/15/95Zack Roper Villanova 2/27/99Ryan Withey Pace 3/10/99Colby Gratton Cornell 3/24/10Raymond Church ULM 4/17/11Colby Gratton Troy 4/30/11Stephen Kerr Connecticut 2/13/15

WALKS - 5Mike Moffo Bethune-Cookman 2/1/97Mick Celli St. Francis 2/15/97William Block Cincinnati 2/10/07 HIT-BY-PITCH - 3Shaen O’Connor Hofstra 3/11/00Gabe Somarriba Bethune-Cookman 2/1/02William Block Jacksonville 4/29/06

FAU RECORD BOOK - SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

BATTINGAT-BATS - 54 Kentucky 2/16/96 Hartford 2/23/02 Samford 3/28/03 RUNS - 33 Mississippi Valley State 2/3/07 RUNS IN AN INNING - 16 FIU 4/6/05 HITS - 30 Hartford 2/23/02 DOUBLES - 10 Georgia State 5/19/05 TRIPLES - 4 WKU 5/14/15 HOME RUNS - 7 Kentucky 2/14/99 TOTAL BASES - 51 Mississippi Valley State 2/3/07

STOLEN BASES - 8 Army 3/14/94 WALKS - 17 Michigan State 3/7/99 HIT-BY-PITCH - 6 Army 3/14/94 Bethune-Cookman 2/6/99 Villanova 2/27/99 Monmouth 3/9/99 Hofstra 3/11/00

PITCHINGINNINGS PITCHED - 15 Charlotte 4/10/16 STRIKEOUTS - 18 Middle Tennessee 3/20/15

FIELDINGASSISTS - 22 Kentucky 2/16/96 Florida State 4/30/96 DOUBLE PLAYS - 4 USF 2/5/94 Jacksonville 4/3/94 Ohio State 3/24/04 WKU 3/11/07 Middle Tennessee 3/20/16

PITCHINGINNINGS PITCHED - 10Ken Wagner FIU 5/11/95Petersen Benjamin UCF 3/18/01 STRIKEOUTS - 17Dan Jackson Samford 3/31/00 NO-HITTERSTom Clark 1982Jim Hanrahan Illinois Tech 1984Luis Merino Florida Memorial 1985Jim Drancsak 1986John Sammon FAMU 1994Mickey Storey Campbell 3/31/06

FIELDINGASSISTS - 9Paul Stryhas Michigan State 3/7/99Nick DelGuidice Monmouth 3/10/09Stephen Kerr Rice 5/8/15CJ Chatham LIU Brooklyn 2/28/16 DOUBLE PLAYS - 4Pat Wilson USF 2/25/94Eric Riebel Jacksonville 4/3/94Esteban Puerta Middle Tennessee 3/20/16

INDIVIDUAL

TEAM


POSTSEASON ALL‐AMERICAN1983 Keith Foley (2nd‐NAIA)1984 Mike Ryan (3rd‐DII)1986 Scott Hay (2nd‐DII)1988 Jack Penrod (2nd‐DII)1999 Dickie Hart (HM‐NCBWA)1999 Dan Jackson (CB)1999 Todd Moser (SW, CB, HM‐NCBWA)2003 Randy Beam, P (2nd‐SW, 2nd-CBI, 3rd‐BA)2004 Jeff Fiorentino (HM‐CBI)2005 Mickey Storey (3rd‐CB)2007 Robbie Widlansky (1st‐ABCA, 1st‐LS, 2nd‐Rivals)2008 Mike McKenna (1st‐R, 2nd-ABCA, 3rd‐CB)2010 Andy Mee (2nd-NCBWA)2013 Hugh Adams (3rd-NCBWA)2015 Brendon Sanger (2nd-ABCA, 2nd-CB, 3rd-D1, 3rd-NCBWA)2015 Ricky Santiago (2nd-CB)2016 C.J. Chatham (1st-ABCA, 1st-CB, 2nd-BA, 2nd-D1, 2nd-NCBWA, 2nd-PG)

PRESEASON ALL‐AMERICAN2000 Tommy Murphy2001 Petersen Benjamin2004 Jeff Fiorentino (CB, CBI, NCBWA)2004 Rusty Brown (CB)2006 Mike McBryde (3rd ‐BA)2006 Mickey Storey (2nd‐BA)2008 Mike McKenna (2nd‐NCBWA, 3rd‐CB)2008 William Block (3rd‐CB)2011 Andy Mee (2nd-NCBWA, 3rd-CB)2012 R.J. Alvarez (3rd-BA)2016 C.J. Chatham (3rd-CB)2017 Cameron Ragsdale (3rd-CB)2018 Tyler Frank (2nd-CB, (3rd-CSM, D1, NCBWA, PG)

FRESHMAN ALL‐AMERICAN1994 Kevin Connacher2001 Rusty Brown (HM)2001 Chris Pillsbury (HM)2002 Jeff Fiorentino (HM)2002 Derek Hutton (HM)2003 Tim Mascia (HM)2005 Mickey Storey (CB Freshman Pitcher of Year)2014 Stephen Kerr (CB)

*BA‐Baseball America; *-College Sports Madness,*CB‐Collegiate Baseball;*CBI‐College Baseball Insider;*D1-D1Baseball.com;

*NCBWA‐National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association;*PG-Perfect Game; *R‐Rivals.com; *SW‐Sports Weekly

1983 Keith Foley (2nd)1985 Jeff Forney, Doug Gonring1986 Scott Hay, Dave Connor (2nd), Scott Halama (2nd), Dave McDaniel (2nd)1988 Jack Penrod1992 Anthony Bellinato1993 Kevin Morgan, Eric Riebel, Aaron Reid (2nd), Marty Reinhardt (2nd)1999 Anthony Doubt, Todd Moser, Paul Stryhas (2nd), Chris Winsett (2nd)2002 Tim McNab (2nd)2003 Randy Beam, Rusty Brown, Jeff Fiorentino2004 Derek Hutton, Tim Mascia2005 Tyler Stevens, Mickey Storey2007 William Block, Robbie Widlansky, Mike McKenna (2nd), Chris Salberg (2nd)2008 Mike McKenna, Nick Arata (2nd)2010 Andy Mee, Dan Scheffler 2011 Hugh Adams 2012 R.J. Alvarez (2nd)2013 Hugh Adams (2nd), Brendon Sanger (2nd)2015 Brendon Sanger , Ricky Santiago (2nd)2016 C.J. Chatham, Cameron Ragsdale 2017 Tyler Frank, David Miranda (2nd)

CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR1999 Todd Moser, P2007 Robbie Widlansky*2008 Mike McKenna^2015 Brendon Sanger^2016 C.J. Chatham (Also Defensive Player of the Year)

POSTSEASON ALL‐CONFERENCE1995 Nick Presto1996 Joe Cali, Kevin Connacher1997 Brennan Hervey, Mick Celli (2nd), Kevin Connacher (2nd), Rich Ozarowski (2nd)1998 Mick Celli (3rd)1999 Anthony Doubt, Dickie Hart, Todd Moser, Paul Stryhas, Carmen Cali (2nd), John‐Edward Raffo (3rd), Brett Schreyer (3rd)2000 Dan Jackson, Petersen Benjamin (2nd), John‐Edward Raffo (2nd), Zack Roper (2nd), Tommy Murphy (3rd)2001 L.J. Biernbaum, Petersen Benjamin (2nd), Mike Valdes (2nd)2002 L.J. Biernbaum, Danny Core, Tim McNab, Chris Pillsbury, Mike Cox (2nd), Bobby Spano (2nd)2003 Randy Beam, Rusty Brown, Jeff Fiorentino, Evan Brannon (2nd), Danny Core (2nd), Mike Cox (2nd), Derek Hutton (2nd), Matt Pali (2nd)2004 Jeff Fiorentino, Alex Fonseca, Rob Horst, Derek Hutton, Tim Mascia (2nd), Matt O’Brien (2nd)2005 Mike McBryde, Mickey Storey, Alex Fonseca (2nd), Tyler Stevens (2nd)2006 Jordan Hafer, Mickey Storey (2nd)*2007 William Block, Robbie Widlansky, Daniel Cook (2nd), Mike McKenna (2nd), Chris Salberg (2nd)*2008 Mike McKenna, Nick Arata (2nd)

*2010 Andy Mee, Dan Scheffler, Nick Delguidice (2nd), Mike Gipson (2nd)*2011 Hugh Adams, Raymond Church, Paul Davis, Nick Delguidice (2nd), Alex Hudak (2nd)*2012 Hugh Adams, Mike Albaladejo, Ryan Garton, Mike Spano (2nd)*2013 Hugh Adams, Austin Gomber, Nathan Pittman (2nd)^2014 Stephen Kerr (2nd), Brendon Sanger (2nd)^2015 C.J. Chatham, Brendon Sanger, Roman Collins (2nd), Drew Jackson (2nd), Ricky Santiago (2nd)^2016 C.J. Chatham, Cameron Ragsdale (2nd), Brandon Rhodes (2nd), Marc Stewart (2nd)^ 2017 Tyler Frank, Cameron Ragsdale (2nd), Jared Shouppe (2nd)

PRESEASON ALL‐CONFERENCE1995 Gene Manning1998 Mick Celli2000 Petersen Benjamin, Dan Jackson, Tommy Murphy, Zack Roper2002 L.J. Biernbaum, Danny Core2003 Danny Core, Jeff Fiorentino, Chris Pillsbury2004 Jeff Fiorentino (MVP), Randy Beam, Derek Hutton2005 Alex Fonseca, Derek Hutton, Tim Mascia2006 Mike McBryde, Mickey Storey*2007 Mickey Storey*2008 Mike McKenna, Mike Obradovich*2011 Raymond Church, Andy Mee (Named at RP and OF), Dan Scheffler*2012 Hugh Adams, Mike Albaladejo, Alex Hudak*2013 Austin Gomber, Mark Nelson^2014 Austin Gomber^2016 C.J. Chatham, Brett Lashley^2017 Sean Labsan^2018 Tyler Frank, Jake Miednik, David Miranda

FRESHMAN ALL-CONFERENCE2001 Rusty Brown, Chris Pillsbury2002 Jeff Fiorentino, Derek Hutton2003 Tim Mascia2004 Mike McBryde2005 Mike McKenna, Mickey Storey2006 William Block^2014 Stephen Kerr^2015 Ryan Miller^2016 Tyler Frank, Nick Swan^2017 Eric Rivera

CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK2001 L.J. Biernbaum2002 Mike Cox (3/18), Matt Pali (3/25), Travis NeSmith (4/29)2003 Danny Core (2/10, 3/3), Jeff Fiorentino (3/3, 5/19), Rusty Brown (3/10), Randy Beam (4/21, 4/29, 5/19)2004 Tim Mascia (2/9), Derek Hutton (2/23, 5/17), Justin Martin (4/12), Jeff Fiorentino (4/19)2005 Tim Mascia (2/14), Brian Lipman (2/28), Tim Mascia (5/2), Jonathon Shapland (5/23)2006 Mickey Storey (4/3)*2007 Robbie Widlansky (2/13), Mickey Storey (2/21), Mike Obradovich (4/2)*2008 Mike McKenna (3/2, 3/24), Nick Arata (4/14), Mike Obradovich (4/14)*2010 Nick Delguidice (3/9), Mike Gipson (5/3), Colby Gratton (5/24)*2011 Nick Delguidice (2/21, 5/9), Paul Davis (3/28, 5/23)*2012 Ryan Garton (2/20), Alex Hudak (2/20), Mark Nelson (3/19), Corey Keller (4/2)*2013 Jeremy Strawn (2/25, 5/20); Mark Nelson (3/11), Austin Gomber (3/18)^2014 Esteban Puerta (4/7), Jeremy Strawn (4/14), C.J. Chatham (5/5), Tyler Rocklein (5/19)^2015 Kyle Miller (2/16), Christian Dicks (3/2), Ricky Santiago (3/9), Sean Labsan (4/6), Brendon Sanger (4/6, 4/27)^2016 Esteban Puerta (2/22), Stephen Kerr (3/21), C.J. Chatham (5/2)^2017 Gary Mattis (3/13), Alex House (3/27), David Miranda (5/1), Jake Miednik (5/21)

* - Sun Belt; ^ - Conference USA

NCAA REGIONAL ALL‐TOURNAMENT1993 Kevin Morgan, Ron Rippo1999 Clint Conway, Anthony Doubt, Zack Roper2002 L.J. Biernbaum (MVP), Rusty Brown, Mike Cox, Gabe Somarriba2003 Randy Beam, Derek Hutton2004 Rusty Brown, Jeff Fiorentino, Will Mann2013 Corey Keller, Nathan Pittman, Ricky Santiago

CONFERENCE ALL‐TOURNAMENT1995 Ken Wagner1996 Kevin Connacher (MVP), Garry Kamphouse, Rich Ozarowski, Nick Presto, Paul Stryhas, Tony VonDolteren1999 Paul Stryhas2002 Danny Core, Mike Cox, Robert Orton, Gabe Somarriba2003 Jeff Fiorentino2004 Rusty Brown (MVP), Evan Brannon, Derek Hutton, Tim Mascia, Chris Saxton2005 Chris Salberg, Jonathon Shapland, Mickey Storey*2007 Daniel Bomback*2008 William Block, Chris Eberhart, Alex Silversmith*2010 Mike Albaladejo, Raymond Church*2011 Nick Delguidice*2012 Mike Albaladejo*2013 Brendan Sanger (MOP), Hugh Adams, Geoff Jimenez, Mark Nelson^2015 Drew Jackson^2017 Stephen Kerr

* - Sun Belt; ^ - Conference USA

ALL-AMERICA

ALL-REGION

ALL-CONFERENCE

ALL-TOURNAMENT

FAU RECORD BOOK - ALL-TIME HONORS


Jose Bonilla Traverso 2015-2016Paul Davis 2011Kyle Miller 2013-2015Austin Langham 2016-2017

R.J. Alvarez 2010-2012Andrew Archer 2013-2014Jorge Marrero 2015-2016Gary Mattis 2017

Travis Ozga 2009Dan Scheffler 2010-2011Chris Walkerow 2012Gabriel Aurrecoechea 2013John Sebelle 2014-2015Robert Henderson 2016

Tom Hatcher 2009Mike Spano 2010-2013Reily Monkman 2014-2015Colyn O’Connell 2016Nick Prather 2017-Pr.

Barry Rooks 2009-2010Cody Barnes 2011Ricky Santiago 2012-2013CJ Chatham 2014Randy Oliva 2015-2016Andru Summerall 2017-Pr.

Brendon Sanger 2013-2015Nick Swan 2016-Pr.

Alex Pepe 2009Mike Gipson 2010Devon Workman 2011-2012Tyler Rocklein 2013-2014Devon Carr 2015-2016Drew Peden 2017-Pr.

Lou Morey 2009-2010Jason Kitchen 2011Gregg Bennis 2012-2013Sean Labsan 2014-2017

Nathan Pittman 2010-2013David McKay 2014-2016Dylan O’Connell 2017-Pr.

Kenny Gray 2009Jason Kitchen 2010Brandon Rhodes 2013-2016Blake Sanderson 2017-Pr.

Nick Melendres 2009Geoff Jimenez 2011Billy Endris 2013-2016Alex Ray 2017

Richard Anaya 2009Mike Ruccio 2010-2011Seth McGarry 2013-2015Kyle Marman 2016-Pr.

David Wilson 2009Taylor Everist 2010-2011Austin Gomber 2012-2014Blake Sanderson 2015Mike Ruff 2017-Pr.

Chris Schmitt 2009Jeff Hopkins 2010Alex Koji 2013-2014Alex House 2015-2017

Nick Criaris 2009Mark Nelson 2010-2013Kevin Abraham 2014-Pr.

Troy Bubley 2009Anthony Mesa 2010Bo Logan 2011-2015Stephen Kerr 2016-2017

William Block 2009Nick DelGuidice 2010-2011Michael Sylvestri 2012-2013Ricky Santiago 2014-2015Jake Miednik 2017-Pr.

Sean Bukovich 2009-2011Mitch Morales 2012-2014

Anthony Mesa 2009Kevin Alexander 2010-2014Mark Nowatnick 2015-Pr.

Colby Gratton 2009-2011Kyle Newton 2012Sean Murrell 2013Stephen Kerr 2014-2015Tyler Frank 2016-Pr.

Mike Albaladejo 2009-2012Levi Meyer 2013-2014Ryan Miller 2015Jared Shouppe 2016-2017

Ryan Garton 2009Andy Mee 2010-2011Geoff Jimenez 2012-2013Kellen Brown 2014Vincenzo Catanza 2016Andrew Jones 2017

Jeremy Griffiths 2009Chase Vergason 2010Alex Hudak 2011-2012Esteban Puerta 2013-2017

Tyler Herrig 2009Eddie Cassidy 2010-2011Jeremy Strawn 2012-2014CJ Chatham 2015-2016David Miranda 2017-Pr.

Joey Burkhalter 2009-2011Kenny Sharpe 2012Jimmy Tornabene 2013-2014Christian Dicks 2015-2016Steven Revilla 2017-Pr.

Adam Morrison 2009Ryan Garton 2010-2012Michael Emigh 2013-2014Brett Lashley 2015-2016Brad Mathiowetz 2017

Mike Gipson 2009Mike Tomasi 2010-2012Jordan Poore 2016-Pr.

Nick DelGuidice 2009Raymond Church 2010-2011Dylan Seigel 2012Nicholas Worrall 2013Danny Murray 2014-2015Cameron Ragsdale 2016-2017

Brent Adheen 2009Ian MacGeorge 2010Dalton Wentz 2011Kevin Perez 2012Roman Collins 2015Gunnar Lambert 2016-Pr.

Ahmed Garcia 2009-2012Cain Spangler 2013-2014Eric Rivera 2017-Pr.

FAU RECORD BOOK - NUMERICAL ROSTER (McCORMACK ERA)Glen Troyanowski 2009-2011Julian Loret de Mola 2012Domenick Mancini 2013Cody Mizelle 2014Stephen Chamblee 2015Austin Kirksey 2016Chris Moore 2017-Pr.

Eric Keating 2016-17

Jason Boyer 2010-2011Brett Nizamoff 2012-2013Brett Maggard 2014Cody Mizelle 2015

Jesse Ferreira 2016

Dan Marcacci 2009Corey Keller 2010-2013Reid Neal 2014Weston Clemente 2015-Pr.

Jake Meiers 2010-2013Drew Jackson 2014-2015Ben Siegel 2016

Kenny Gray 2010Robert Buckley 2011-2014Gunnar Lambert 2015Aldrich DeJongh 2017

Hugh Adams 2009-2013Brad Myott 2014Robbie Coursel 2015-2016

Ryan Bernal 2009-2010Josh Gonzaga 2011-2012Jose Bonilla Traverso 2014Nick Jones 2015-2016Pedro Pages 2017-Pr.

Matthew Oujo 2015

Marc Stewart 2016-Pr.

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Abraham, Kevin 2014-Pr.Adams, Hugh 2009-2012Adheen, Brett 2009-2011Agganis, Bill 1991Akins, Chris 2005Albaladejo, Mike 2009-2012Albano, Anthony 2004, 2006Aleman, Jorge 1985-1986Alexander, Kevin 2009-2014Allen, Winn 1986Alvarez, Dan 1995-1996Alvarez, R.J. 2009-2012Ambrose, Keith 1997Anaya, Richard 2008-2011Arata, Nick 2006-2008Archer, Andrew 2013-2014Aristy, Charles 1991-1992Aurrecoechea, Gabriel 2013Avery, Matt 1993

Balducci, Darren 1997Barnes, Cody 2010-2011Barrella, Mike 1984Barry, Brian 1997Batista, Alex 1985-1987Bauer, Sean 1981-1983Baumiller, Bob 1981-1983Baylor, Drew 1995Beam, Randy 2003-2004Beebe, Sean 1988Belle, Kerwin 1995-1996Beliveau, Jeff 2008Bellinato, Anthony 1992Benedict, Scott 1984-1986Benjamin, Petersen 2000-2001Bennett, Jeff 1988-1989Bennis, Greg 2012-2013Bens, Ted 1983Bernal, Ryan 2009-2011Biernbaum, L.J. 1999-2002Blair, Jeff 1998-2000Blanco, Ray 1991Blaney, Ed 1983Block, William 2006-2009Blocker, Gary 1995-1996Bober, Mike 1989Bomback, Daniel 2007Bonilla Traverso, Jose 2014-2016Bou, Ed 1995-1996, 1998Boyer, Jason 2009-2011Boyle, Bob 1988-1989Bradley, Anthony 2006-2007Brannon, Evan 2003-2004Bridges, Mark 1981-1983Brooks, Pat 1996Brown, Billy 1997Brown, Greg 1989Brown, Jeff 1984-1985Brown, Kellen 2014-2015Brown, Rusty 2001-2004Bubley, Troy 2008-2009Buckley, Robert 2010-2014Bukovich, Sean 2008-2011Burdette, Jeff 1994Burkhalter, Joey 2009-2011Burton, Tim 1997-1999Byron, Javill 1995-1996

Cali, Carmen 1998-2000Cali, Joe 1996-1997Callahan, James 2000-2003Callazo, Rafeal 1996Campesi, Joe 1998Candal, Carlos 1987Cannon, Brett 2007-2008Capozzola, Phil 1989-1990Carcache, Gonzalo 1985-1987Carney, Mike 1998Carr, Devon 2015-2016Casanova, Gabby 2005

Catanza, Vincenzo 2016Cassidy, Eddie 2009-2011Celli, Mick 1996-1999Chamblee, Stephen 2015Chatham, CJ 2014-2016Cheatham, Ryan 2007Chirino, Mario 1999-2000Church, Raymond 2009-2011Clabeaux, Rich 1984-1986Clark, Kevin 1988Clark, Tom 1981-1983Cleaver, Larry 1984-1986Clemente, Weston 2015-Pr.Cobe, Bill 1981-1982Cokonis, Dave 1990Collier, Willie 1987Collins, Roman 2015Commodari, Robert 1988-1990Connacher, Kevin 1994-1997Conner, Dave 1984-1986Conway, Clint 1999Cook, Daniel 2005-2008Cooney, Brandon 2006-2007Cooney, Jim 1999-2002Core, Danny 2000-2003Costello, Jason 2004-2005Coursel, Robbie 2015-2016Covin, Brian 1988-1990Cox, Mike 2002-2003Creech, Jeremiah 2002Criaris, Nick 2008-2009Crotta, Mike 2004-2006Culp, Mark 1986-1987Cycholl, Trenton 1991Czerwinski, Roger 1994-1995

David, Eric 1988Davis, Jeff 1997Davis, Paul 2010-2011deCordova, Andre 2002DeJongh, Adrich 2017Del Guidice, Nick 2009-2011Della Rocco, Chris 2001-2003DeMichael, Bobby 2004Destafano, Dan 1994Devine, Dean 2001Dicks, Christian 2015-2016Diehl, Aaron 2001DiLiberto, Bobby 2005DiLorenzo, Paul 1994Dippold, Frank 1992Dixon, Lance 1991Dodge, Brian 1997-1998Doherty, Jason 2005Doudt, Anthony 1996-1999Douthit, Chuck 1984-1986Drancsak, Jim 1985-1986Duarte, Mario 2006-2007Dubisky, Shawn 1999Dynan, Jason 1996

Eberhart, Chris 2005-2008Ebert, Chris 1984-1986Eddinger, Dave 1999-2000Elliott, Mike 1999-2000Ellis, Jason 1998Emery, Steve 2003Emigh, Michael 2013-2014Endris, Billy 2013-2016Ettinger, Rick 1983Eubanks, Greg 2000-2002Evans, Jay 1995-1996Everist, Taylor 2009-2011

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Gaeta, Bobby 1981Garcia, Ahmed 2009-2012Garcia, Gasper 1981Garton, Ryan 2009-2012Gauger, Mike 1998-1999Genest, Keith 1998Gensheimer, Jeff 1990-1991, 1993Giglio, John 1983Gilmore, Marc 2002-2003Gipson, Mike 2008-2011Goebbert, Lloyd 1983-1984Gomber, Austin 2012-2014Gonring, Doug 1984-1985Gonzaga, Josh 2010-2012Goodrich, Phil 1987Grados, Nick 1995-1996Gratton, Colby 2008-2011Gray, Kenny 2006-2011Griffiths, Jeremy 2008-2009

Hafer, Jordan 2004-2007Halama, Scott 1985-1987Hall, Michael 1992-1993Hanrahan, Jim 1983-1984Hansen, Zane 1984-1986Hanson, Scott 1989-1990Harikkala, Tim 1992Harrison, Mike 1981-1982Hart, Dickie 1996-1999Hartline, Rich 1981-1982Hassen, Les 2000Hatcher, Tom 2008-2009Hatfield, Brian 1996-1999Hay, Scott 1984-1986Hayes, David 2004-2005Henderson, Robert 2016Hendry, Jeff 1983-1985Hervey, Brennan 1994-1997Herrig, Tyler 2009-2011Hill, Jeff 1994-1995Hirsch, Chris 1987Hofacker, Tom 1991Holley, Tim 1992-1993Hopkins, Jeff 2009-2011Horincewich, Tom 1989-1990Horst, Rob 2003-2004House, Alex 2015-2017Hudak, Alex 2010-2012Hudson, Joe 1998Hughes, Craig 2004Hughes, John 1986Huguet, J.C. 2000Humphrey, Ryan 2001Hutcheson, Jeff 1989-1990Hutton, Derek 2002-2005

Ingham, Troy 1992-1993Ingwell, Brad 2002-2003

Jackson, Dan 1999-2000Jackson, Drew 2014-2015Jimenez, Geoff 2010-2014Johnson, Zac 1998Jones, Andrew 2017Jones, Charlie 1997Jones, Dean 1988-1989Jones, Matt 1992

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Kamensky, Andy 1991Kamphouse, Garry 1995-1996Katz, Bart 1989Keating, Eric 2016-2017Keene, Jack 1998Keller, Corey 2009-2013Kerr, Stephen 2014-2017King, Darren 1987-1988Kirksey, Austin 2016Kitchen, Jason 2009-2011Kloess, Brandon 2004-2008Knight, Allen 2003-2005Kocan, Mike 1987Koch, Eric 1988Kondas, Jeff 1987Koji, Alex 2013-2014Koval, Mark 1982-1983Kracik, Brian 1988Kramer, Matt 1991-1992Krznaric, Eric 2006-2007Kurella, Josh 1998

Labsan, Sean 2014-2017LaCross, Ryan 2006Lambert, Gunnar 2015-Pr.Lane, Tom 1992Langham, Austin 2016-2017Lashley, Brett 2015-2016Lauth, Jarrod 2004Lawlor, Jim 1986-1987Lawson, Steve 1990-1991Lee, Mike 1984-1986Leen, Mike 1991Lewis, Kevin 1993Lipman, Brian 2005Little, Tom 1985-1987Lizotte, Steve 1984Logan, Bo 2010-2015Lopez, Nelson 2001-2002Lopez, Ray 1990Lopez, Ricky 1981-1982Lorenzo, Javier 1998Loret de Mola, Julian 2012-2014Lucas, Mark 1993-1994Lyle, Henry 1990

MacLane, Tom 2002MacGeorge, Ian 2009-2011Maggard, Brett 2014Maihack, Bill 1981Mammo, Mike 1996Mancini, Domenick 2013-2014Mann, Brandon 2003Mann, Will 2003-2006Manning, Gene 1994-1995Marcacci, Dan 2008-2011Marman, Kyle 2016-Pr.Marrero, Jorge 2015-2016Marsaglia, Frank 1982-1983Marsalla, Jeff 1984-1987Martin, Justin 2004-2007Mascarella, Rob 1989Mascia, Tim 2003-2006Mathiowetz, Brad 2017Mattioni, Nick 1998-2000Mattis, Gary 2017Mattone, Ralph 1983-1984McAdam, Frank 1987-1988McBryde, Mike 2004-2006McDaniel, Dave 1984-1986McDowell, Luis 1984-1986McGarry, Seth 2013-2015McGuire, Casey 1994McKay, David 2014-2016McKee, Art 1993

McKenna, Mike 2005-2008McNab, Tim 2001-2002Mee, Andy 2009-2011Meiers, Jake 2009-2013Melendres, Nick 2008-2011Merino, Luis 1984-1985Merkey, Brian 1993-1994Mesa, Anthony 2009-2011Messenger, Mark 1985Messner, Mike 1997-1998Meyer, Levi 2013-2014Miednik, Jake 2017-Pr.Mikesh, Scott 1983Mil, Rob 1992-1993Miller, Aaron 2003Miller, Kyle 2013-2015Miller, Ryan 2015Miller, Steve 1992Mills, Darren 1997Milmore, Tom 1981-1982Miranda, David 2017-Pr.Mizelle, Cody 2014-2015Moffo, Mike 1997Mohondro, Pat 1987Mojica, Rich 1992-1995Mongelluzzo, Anthony 2000Monkman, Reily 2014-2015Moore, Chris 2017-Pr.Morales, Mitch 2012-2014Morales, Tony 1996Morey, Lou 2006-2011Morgan, Kevin 1993-1994Morrison, Adam 2008-2009Moser, Todd 1998-1999Murphy, Pat 1981-1982Murphy, Scott 1995-1997Murphy, Tommy 1998-2000Murray, Danny 2014-2015Murray, Mike 2003Murray, Pat 1988-1991Murray, Paul 1986Murrell, Sean 2013Myott, Brad 2014

Navarro, Rene 1985-1986Neal, Reid 2014Nelson, Mark 2009-2014NeSmith, Travis 2001-2003Newton, Kyle 2012-2014Nitkowski, C.J. 1992Nizamoff, Brett 2012-2014Nodes, Eric 2002Nowatnick, Mark 2015-Pr.

Obradovch, Michael 2006-2008O’Brien, Matt 2001-2004O’Brien, Sean 1992-1993O’Connell, Colyn 2016O’Connell, Dylan 2017-Pr.O’Connor, Shaen 2000-2003Ogden, Darryl 1989Oliva, Randy 2015-2016Orihuela, Louis 1991Ormrod, Dro 1988-1989Orton, Robert 2001-2004Oujo, Matthew 2015Owen, Chris 1983-1984Ozarowski, Rich 1996-1997Ozga, Travis 2006-2009

Pages, Pedro 2017-Pr.Pali, Matt 2002-2003Panek, Jeff 1991Panico, Mark 1986-1987Parent, Wayne 1991-1992Parrott, Jeff 1983-1984Pascale, Peter 1987-1988Patrick, Scott 1993Patterson, Steve 1989-1990

Pearce, Brent 1989-1990Pearce, Dan 1989Peden, Drew 2017-Pr.Peede, Joe 1987-1988Pell, Sterling 2002-2003Penrod, Jack 1987-1988Pepe, Alex 2006-2009Perez, Kevin 2012-2014Pfeifer, Mike 1989-1992Phillabaum, Justin 2006Piedra, Eddie 1999Pillsbury, Chris 2001-2003Pittman, Nathan 2009-2014Plourde, Jason 1998Poore, Jordan 2016-Pr.Powell, Darryl 1981-1982Prather, Nick 2017-Pr.Presto, Nick 1993-1996Puerta, Esteban 2013-2017

Quiel, Chris 2001

Raffo, John-Edward 1997-2000Ragsdale, Cameron 2016-2017Ramirez, Ovy 2006Ray, Alex 2017Rayho, Ron 1985Reid, Aaron 1993-1994Reinhardt, Marty 1993-1994Reno, Chase 2000Revilla, Steven 2017-Pr.Rhoden, Johnnie 1998Rhodes, Brandon 2013-2016Rickert, Drew 1994-1997Riddle, Kirk 1995Riebel, Eric 1993-1994Rippo, Ron 1992-1994Ritch, Robert 1983-1984Ritt, Ryan 1997Ritter, Bill 1988Rivera, Eric 2017-Pr.Roberto, Chris 1981Rocklein, Tyler 2013-2014Roig, George 1998-1999Rooks, Barry 2009-2011Roper, Zack 1999-2000Ruccio, Mike 2009-2011Ruff, Mike 2017-Pr.Ruzic, Tony 1987Ryan, Bill 1981Ryan, David 1989Ryan, Matt 2003Ryan, Mike 1982-1984

Salberg, Chris 2005-2007Salivar, Mike 2005-2008Samaniego, Regan 1998-2001Sammon, John 1990-1991, 1993-1994Sander, Brian 1981-1982Sanderson, Blake 2015-Pr.Sanger, Brendon 2013-2015Santiago, Ricky 2012-2015Santom, L.B. 1999-2000Saridis, Beu 1996Savio, Phil 1981Saxton, Chris 2003-2004Scheffler, Dan 2009Schmal, Joel 2006-2007Schmidt, Greg 1996Schmitt, Chris 2008-2009Schreyer, Brett 1997-1999Scrivner, Scott 1988Scott, Bill 1991Scott, Joe 1981Sebelle, John 2014-2015Segedin, Tom 2008Seiders, Rick 1991Seigel, Dylan 2012-2013Senese, Dominic 1993-1994

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Year Overall W-L Conference W-L Coach Coach’s Record at FAU FAU Overall Mark1981 15-16 Steve Traylor 15-16 15-161982 42-14 Steve Traylor 57-30 57-301983 49-16 Steve Traylor 106-46 106-461984 40-15 Steve Traylor 146-61 146-611985 % 44-15 Steve Traylor 190-76 190-761986 44-10 Steve Traylor 234-86 234-861987 34-21-2 Steve Traylor 268-107-2 (.556) 268-107-21988 32-19-2 Kevin Cooney 32-19-2 300-126-41989 30-23-2 Kevin Cooney 62-42-4 330-149-61990 28-25 Kevin Cooney 90-67-4 358-174-61991 24-31 Kevin Cooney 114-98-4 382-205-61992 27-27 Kevin Cooney 141-125-4 409-232-61993 % 41-17 Kevin Cooney 182-142-4 450-249-61994 31-23 --- (A-Sun) Kevin Cooney 213-165-4 481-272-61995 27-31 17-13 (A-Sun) Kevin Cooney 240-196-4 508-303-61996 39-23 9-9 (A-Sun) Kevin Cooney 279-219-4 547-326-61997 32-24 8-9 (A-Sun) Kevin Cooney 311-243-4 579-350-61998 29-30 6-14 (A-Sun) Kevin Cooney 340-273-4 608-380-61999 % 54-9 26-4 (A-Sun) * Kevin Cooney 394-282-4 662-389-62000 % 43-19 20-7 (A-Sun) Kevin Cooney 437-301-4 705-408-62001 36-24 14-13 (A-Sun) Kevin Cooney 473-325-4 741-432-62002 % 46-21 22-8 (A-Sun) Kevin Cooney 519-346-4 787-453-62003 % 47-16 25-8 (A-Sun) * Kevin Cooney 566-362-4 834-469-62004 % 47-17 20-10 (A-Sun) ^ Kevin Cooney 613-379-4 881-486-62005 % 37-24 19-11 (A-Sun) Kevin Cooney 650-403-4 918-510-62006 30-28 14-16 (A-Sun) Kevin Cooney 680-431-4 948-538-62007 36-22 15-15 (SBC) Kevin Cooney 716-453-4 984-560-62008 32-27-1 15-12-1 (SBC) Kevin Cooney 748-480-5 (.609) 1,016-587-72009 30-26 12-17 (SBC) John McCormack 30-26 1,046-613-72010 % 37-24 21-9 (SBC) * John McCormack 67-50 1,083-637-72011 32-25 17-13 (SBC) John McCormack 99-75 1,115-662-72012 32-22 19-8 (SBC) * John McCormack 131-97 1,147-684-72013 % 42-22 19-11 (SBC) ^ John McCormack 173-119 1,189-706-72014 28-25 14-16 (C-USA) John McCormack 201-144 1,217-731-72015 % 42-19 19-10 (C-USA) John McCormack 243-163 1,259-750-72016 % 39-19 21-8 (C-USA) * John McCormack 282-182 1,298-769-72017 35-21-1 18-12 (C-USA) John McCormack 317-203-1 (.609) 1,333-790-8OVERALL 1,333-790-8 200-122 (A-Sun) / 118-85-1 (SBC) / 72-46 (C-USA) (.626) (37 years) % NCAA Tournament Appearance * Regular Season Conference Champions ^ Conference Tournament Champions

Shapland, Jonathon 2005-2006Sharpe, Kenny 2012-2013Sheehan, Kevin 1994-1995Shellnut, Eric 1985-1986Shiver, Bart 1982-1984Shotten, Craig 1991Shouppe, Jared 2016-2017Siegel, Ben 2016Silversmith, Alex 2005-2008Simon, Dave 1990Simone, Dan 1992Smerekanich, Nick 1989Smith, Alan 1983-1984Smith, Carl 1989-1990Sneir, Ryan 2005Snell, Tom 1987-1988Somarriba, Gabe 1999-2002Soto, Miguel 1990Spanjer-Furstenburg, Riaan 2007-2008Spangler, Cain 2013-2014Spano, Bobby 2001-2002Spano, Mike 2009-2013Spillias, Will 1984-1985Spink, Tim 1992-1995Spivey, Brian 1994-1995Stephen, Barry 1981-1982Stevens, Tyler 2005-2007Stewart, Marc 2016-Pr.Stofsky, Wayne 1989-1990Storey, Mickey 2005-2008

FAU RECORD BOOK - ALL-TIME ROSTER / YEAR-BY-YEARVan Wissen, Bart 1995-1996Vaughn, Derek 1993-1995Vega, Jorge 1981-1983Vergason, Chase 2009VonDolteren, Tony 1996

Wagner, Ken 1995Wailand, Chris 2001-2002Walker, Roger 1994-1995Walkerow, Chris 2012-2013Ward, Brian 1996Watkins, Kevin 1987-1988Welch, Mike 1983-1984Weldon, Brian 1994-1995Wentz, Dalton 2010-2012White, Brent 1996-1997Widlansky, Robbie 2004-2007Wilkinson, Jim 1981-1983Wilson, David 2008-2009Wilson, Kelly 1992Wilson, Pat 1994-1995Winsett, Chris 1998-1999Withey, Ryan 1999-2000Workman, Devon 2010-Worrall, Nicholas 2013

Yeager, Joe 2003-2004Yodice, Robert 2005Young, Eddie 2002

Strawn, Jeremy 2012-2014Striecher, Rob 1994Strode, Dave 1983-1984Stryhas, Paul 1999Sullivan, Jason 2000-2001Sullivan, Stan 1981-1982Summerall, Andru 2017-Pr.Swan, Nick 2016-Pr.Sweeney, Dustin 1996Sylvestri, Michael 2012-2014

Taylor, Steve 1989-1990Tease, Brian 1984Terpak, Daniel 2005Thomas, Brandon 1996Thompson, John 1984-1985Thoms, Andrew 2001-2002, 2004Tisone, Jason 1996Tomasi, Mike 2009-2013Tomlin, Andew 2004-2007Tornabene, Jimmy 2013-2014Troyanowski, Glen 2008-2011

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Air Force 2-0 1986Alabama 5-4 (4-2) 2013Alabama Christian 0-2 1985Arizona State 0-2 2000Arkansas State 13-6-1 (10-4) 2013Armstrong State 6-1 1983Army 5-2 1994Auburn 1-3 (0-1) 2010Babson 2-0 1982Ball State 5-0 2007Barry 21-11 1993Belmont 10-5 2006Bethune-Cookman (March 27, April 17) 61-15 (8-0) (2017)Boca Raton 1-0 1990Boston College 10-4 (6-1) 2014Boston University 3-0 1992Bowdoin 10-1 1986Brigham Young 2-0 2000Brown 0-1 1997Bryant 4-0 (4-0) 2009Campbell 23-7 2006Canisius 1-0 (1-0) 2013Capital 1-0 1988Centenary 4-3 1999Charleston 2-1 1995Charlotte (April 6-8) 10-4 (9-4) (2017)Cincinnati 11-1 (5-1) 2013Clemson 1-1 1998Coastal Carolina 0-1 (0-1) 2013Columbia 13-2 2006Connecticut 4-2 (3-0) 2015Coppin State 2-0 1992Cornell 7-1 (2-0) 2010CW Post 1-0 1998Dana 4-0 1985Dartmouth 1-0 2007Delaware (Feb. 23-25) 0-0 (2018)Detroit-Mercy 3-2 1996Dowling 1-0 1993East Carolina 2-2 (1-2) 2014East Connecticut 0-2 1990East Stroudsburg State 7-0 1991East Tennessee State 3-1 2006Eastern Michigan 7-2 2008Eckerd 18-15 1994Edward Waters 2-0 1985Embry-Riddle 2-0 1984Fairleigh-Dickinson 3-0 1986Flagler 7-2 1983Florida (Feb. 20) 7-19 (2-8) (2016)Florida A&M 22-3 (3-0) 2015Florida Bible 1-0 1981FGCU (April 10, April 24) 7-11 (7-9) (2017)FIU (May 4-6) 62-48 (28-12) (2017)Florida Memorial 30-0 1988Florida Southern 6-27 1993Florida State 1-8 1998Florida Tech 29-19-1 1994Fordham 3-1 (3-1) 2012Ft. Lauderdale 7-4 1983Furman 0-1 1985Gardner-Webb 9-5 2006George Mason 0-1 1992George Washington (Feb. 16-18) 4-0 (2004)Georgetown 6-1 (2-1) 2016Georgia College 1-2 1982Georgia Southern 1-1 2005Georgia State 23-6 2005Georgia Tech 1-4 2005Glassboro State 2-1 1992Hartford 4-0 2002Harvard 7-0 (3-0) 2007

Hofstra 5-0 2011Illinois 2-2 (2-1) 2017Illinois State 1-4 (1-0) 2015Illinois Tech 2-0 1984Indiana 1-1-1 (1-1-1) 2017Iona 9-1 2004Jacksonville 19-18 2006Jacksonville State 16-1 2003John Jay 7-0 1985Judson 1-0 1984Kansas State 2-0 2003Kean 10-3 1988Kennesaw State 2-1 2006Kent State 2-0 1999Kentucky 3-3 1999King’s College 2-0 1984LaSalle 17-2 2007Lehigh 1-0 (1-0) 2009 Lewis 8-2 1996Lipscomb 7-2 2006Long Beach State 0-2 (0-2) 2016LIU Brooklyn 3-0 (3-0) 2015Louisiana-Lafayette 11-10 (9-6) 2013Louisiana-Monroe 12-11 (9-7) 2013Louisiana Tech 2-2 (2-2) 2016Louisville 3-0 2006Lowell 1-0 1986Lynn 14-3 (4-0) 2013Maine 9-4 (3-2) 2017Manhattan 3-1 (3-1) 2012Manhattanville 7-0 1983Marshall (March 30-April 1) 8-4 (8-4) (2017)Maryland-Baltimore 0-1 1992Maryville (TN) 3-0 1983Mercer 16-11 2006Mercy 5-0 1992Miami (FL) (Feb. 28, March 21, April 4) 14-62 (6-18) (2017)Miami (OH) 1-1 2002Miami Christian 0-2 1981Michigan 0-1 2005Michigan State 4-4 2000Middle Tennessee (May 11-13) 20-15 (14-12) (2017)Minnesota 4-1 2004Mississippi State 2-2 (2-0) 2016Mississippi Valley State 3-0 2007Missouri 0-1 (0-1) 2010Monmouth (NJ) 36-5 (12-1) 2017Montclair State 3-2 1997Mount St. Mary’s 1-0 2008Mt. Vernon Nazarene 1-0 1984Navy 2-0 1990Nazareth (MI) 2-0 1983Nebraska 0-1 2007NJIT 6-0 2008New Orleans 4-8 (3-3) 2010New York Tech 4-4 2008Niagara 1-0 1986North Carolina 1-4 (1-1) 2013NC State 4-3 (0-2) 2015North Dakota State 1-0 (1-0) 2009North Florida (March 13-14) 5-2 (3-0) (2015)Northeastern (MA) 16-5-1 (1-0) 2011Northern Illinois 1-0 2007Northwood 2-0 1993Notre Dame 2-3 (2-1) 2014Nova 6-5-1 1993Ohio State 4-3 (2-2) 2016Oklahoma State 2-1 2007Old Dominion (March 16-18) 11-3 (11-3) (2017)Olivet Nazarene 3-0 1982Oregon (March 2-5) 0-0 (2018)Oregon State 1-2 (1-1) 2010Pace 5-0 1999Palm Beach Atlantic 12-0 1993

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Pittsburgh 2-0 (1-0) 2010Princeton 5-2-1 (2-2) 2012Providence 4-1 1998Purdue 6-5 2005Quinnipiac 2-1 1987Ramapo 3-1 1985Rice (April 20-22) 3-12 (3-12) (2017)Rider 1-0 2002Rollins 20-17 1993Rowan State 1-0 1993Rutgers 23-8 (9-4) 2017St. Bonaventure 1-0 2004St. Francis (NY) 3-1 2002St. John’s 5-1 (2-1) 2014St. Joseph’s 2-0 (2-0) 2016Saint Leo 24-9 1993St. Norbert 1-0 1981St. Peter’s 1-0 1996St. Thomas 19-11 1991Samford 15-3 2003Santa Clara 0-1 1998Seton Hall (March 9-11) 3-2 (1-2) (2011)Shorter 2-0 1983Siena 3-0 2003South Alabama 16-7 (12-4) 2013South Dakota State 2-0 (2-0) 2016Southeast Missouri State 1-0 2002Southeastern (FL) 3-0 1981Southeastern Louisiana 3-2 1997Southern Arkansas 0-1 1983Southern Illinois 5-2 2006Southern Miss (March 23-25) 6-7 (6-7) (2017)Spring Arbor 6-2 1988Stetson 26-35 (1-0) 2016Stony Brook 6-2 (5-2) 2011Tampa 9-23-1 1994

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Redshirt Senior Pitcher Drew Peden

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Tennessee 1-3 2006Tennessee Temple 1-0 1983Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 1-0 2007TCU 2-4 2006Toledo 4-2 (4-2) 2017Towson 1-1 (1-1) 2013Trenton State 1-0 1987Troy 27-20 (7-7) 2013UAB (April 27-29) 9-5 (9-5) (2017)UALR 9-11 (7-9) 2013UCF (May 1, May 8) 33-42 (9-6) (2017)UCLA 1-2 2002UNC Wilmington 2-2 1987Union (TN) 1-1 1983UNLV 3-0 2005USF 2-12 (1-2) 2015UTSA (April 13-15) 7-5 (7-5) (2017)UW-La Crosse 1-0 1987Villanova 11-2 2007VCU 3-1 2006Virginia Tech 0-1 (0-1) 2011Wagner 4-0 2001Washington 0-1 1998Wesleyan (CT) 5-2 1985West Virginia 1-0 (1-0) 2013Western Connecticut 1-0 1993WKU (May 17-19) 25-12 (19-8) (2017)Western Michigan 0-1 2001William Paterson 2-4-1 1987Winthrop 2-3 2004Wright State 2-0 2000

Overall All-Time 1,333-790-8(Record under McCormack) 317-203-1


4/1/06 H W 11 84/1/06 H L 3 7

Canisius (1-0)6/2/13 P W 14 6

Capital (1-0)2/23/88 H W 9 3

Centenary (4-3)4/14/95 A L 2 44/15/95 A` L 2 64/15/95 A L 2 44/9/99 H W 5 24/10/99 H W 8 74/10/99 H W 12 35/19/99 P W 18 5

Charleston (2-1)4/28/95 H W 6 04/29/95 H W 4 14/29/95 H L 1 5

Charlotte (10-4)5/4/85 A W 4 24/11/14 H W 3 24/12/14 H W 8 04/13/14 H L 1 11 (7)3/14/15 A W 8 33/14/15 A W 18 73/15/15 A W 5 14/8/16 H L 7 124/9/16 H W 17 84/10/16 H L 6 7 (15)5/25/16 P W 7 54/7/17 A W 13 10 (12)4/8/17 A W 7 44/9/17 A L 11 5

Cincinnati (11-1)2/11/05 H W 7 6 (13)2/12/05 H W 6 32/13/05 H W 11 92/9/07 H W 4 32/10/07 H W 14 132/11/07 H W 15 92/19/10 H L 3 52/20/10 H W 3 02/21/10 H W 9 02/16/13 H W 9 22/16/13 H W 7 52/17/13 H W 4 3 (10)

Clemson (1-1)3/4/98 A L 5 63/4/98 A W 6 5

Coastal Carolina (0-1)3/1/13 A L 1 4

Columbia (13-2)3/11/81 H W 8 73/18/82 H L 1 63/15/91 H L 10 183/21/91 H W 7 13/18/92 H W 7 63/18/93 H W 14 13/17/94 H W 6 53/15/95 H W 8 53/13/96 H W 3 23/16/96 H W 16 23/21/97 H W 19 63/22/97 H W 5 33/20/98 H W 6 03/21/98 H W 8 33/15/06 H W 8 7

Connecticut (4-2)2/25/06 H W 1 02/25/06 H L 0 22/26/06 H L 1 92/13/15 H W 16 52/14/15 H W 2 1 (11)2/15/15 H W 5 4

Coppin State (2-0)4/30/92 A W 7 15/1/92 A W 13 6Cornell (7-1)3/24/84 H L 1 103/24/84 H W 5 33/22/99 H W 4 23/23/99 H W 9 03/17/02 H W 18 73/17/08 H W 11 63/23/10 H W 10 53/24/10 H W 3 2CW Post (1-0)3/22/98 H W 7 2Dana (4-0)1/27/83 H W 15 31/23/85 H W 27 31/25/85 H W 6 11/28/85 H W 26 2Dartmouth (1-0)3/21/07 H W 14 6Detroit-Mercy (3-2)3/3/91 H L 3 53/6/91 H L 4 73/7/95 H W 6 5 (11)3/9/95 H W 6 53/3/96 H W 9 0Dowling (1-0)4/8/93 H W 19 5East Carolina (2-2)3/14/01 H W 9 84/25/14 H W 4 34/26/14 H L 4 64/27/14 H L 1 2East Connecticut (0-2)3/19/90 H L 4 73/22/90 H L 5 22East Stroudsburg State (7-0)3/21/84 H W 15 43/22/85 H W 15 93/19/86 H W 8 03/17/87 H W 7 13/22/88 H W 6 23/20/89 H W 14 23/22/91 H W 6 2

East Tennessee State (3-1)5/18/06 H W 7 25/19/06 H W 8 65/20/06 H W 7 35/26/06 P L 1 5

4/9/94 H W 10 34/10/94 H W 9 64/11/95 H L 1 74/11/95 H L 3 54/12/95 H W 10 3 (10)2/2/96 H W 9 42/3/96 H W 5 12/3/96 H W 6 02/23/96 A L 1 42/23/96 A W 17 22/24/96 A L 5 112/1/97 H W 23 52/2/97 H L 4 112/2/97 H W 7 62/24/97 A W 5 22/24/97 A W 6 11/30/98 H W 8 61/31/98 H L 12 141/31/98 H W 12 32/9/98 A L 6 112/9/98 A W 11 62/5/99 H W 7 32/6/99 H W 20 42/6/99 H W 10 22/19/99 A W 7 42/20/99 A W 2 12/20/99 A W 9 35/29/99 P W 12 02/11/00 A W 10 12/12/00 A W 7 04/11/00 H W 10 24/12/00 H L 0 22/2/01 A W 4 12/3/01 A W 10 22/3/01 A L 5 62/23/01 H W 7 62/24/01 H W 5 42/25/01 H W 5 42/1/02 H L 2 82/2/02 H W 11 72/3/02 H L 5 91/31/03 A W 11 42/1/03 A W 8 62/2/03 A W 7 02/7/03 H W 12 22/8/03 H W 8 52/10/04 A W 9 44/14/04 H W 11 54/20/05 H W 7 45/10/06 A W 2 15/8/07 A L 2 55/10/07 H L 5 65/11/07 H W 4 25/12/07 H W 14 25/6/08 H L 8 105/6/08 H W 12 24/15/09 H W 11 54/21/09 A W 5 44/28/10 H W 8 46/5/10 P W 12 63/30/11 H W 12 73/18/15 A W 15 03/7/17 A W 12 64/4/17 H W 9 6

Boca Raton (1-0)4/10/90 H W 4 2

Boston College (10-4)3/10/00 H W 1 02/11/01 H W 9 53/10/05 H L 6 7 (11)3/3/07 H L 5 63/4/07 H W 15 33/4/08 H W 4 33/5/08 H L 6 102/27/10 H W 13 23/5/10 H L 2 53/6/10 H W 15 63/7/10 H W 11 73/7/12 H W 13 43/4/14 H W 3 2 (11)3/5/14 H W 6 2

Boston University (3-0)3/6/89 H W 9 03/8/91 H W 13 53/11/92 H W 9 3

Bowdoin (10-1)3/23/81 H W 22 73/24/81 H W 13 73/27/82 H W 8 03/27/82 H W 9 43/26/83 H W 6 43/26/83 H W 7 03/25/84 H L 2 53/25/84 H W 12 13/19/85 H W 10 33/24/85 H W 14 13/23/86 H W 11 0

Brigham Young (2-0)1/28/00 A W 12 91/29/00 A W 6 4

Brown (0-1)3/24/97 H L 7 8

Bryant (4-0)4/17/09 H W 9 54/18/09 H W 12 104/18/09 H W 13 54/19/09 H W 5 4

Campbell (23-7)5/5/87 A W 6 12/17/95 A W 8 32/20/95 A W 7 3 (8)2/20/95 A W 2 05/9/96 P W 4 25/10/96 P W 6 14/2/99 H W 3 04/2/99 H W 10 34/3/99 H W 7 45/5/00 H W 15 45/6/00 H W 2 15/6/00 H W 19 63/23/01 A L 9 103/23/01 A L 3 73/24/01 A W 14 134/12/02 H W 2 14/13/02 H W 5 24/13/02 H W 10 14/11/03 A W 11 14/12/03 A L 4 64/12/03 A W 9 63/12/04 H W 3 23/13/04 H W 6 13/13/04 H L 2 33/18/05 A L 6 73/19/05 A W 2 03/19/05 H L 6 83/31/06 H W 2 0

Air Force (2-0)3/24/86 H W 7 23/28/86 H W 3 0

Alabama (5-4)3/3/02 H L 3 86/2/02 P L 2 76/2/02 P W 6 52/17/12 A W 5 22/18/12 A W 9 22/19/12 A W 9 42/22/13 H L 2 52/23/13 H L 2 42/24/13 H W 3 0

Alabama Christian (0-2)3/15/84 H L 3 103/14/85 H L 4 6

Arizona State (0-2)1/28/00 A L 4 301/30/00 A L 2 3

Arkansas State (13-6-1)3/30/07 H W 5 23/31/07 H W 6 54/1/07 H L 6 95/9/08 H L 2 85/10/08 H W 20 35/11/08 H T 11 115/8/09 A W 9 55/9/09 A L 4 115/10/09 A W 10 64/30/10 H W 3 25/1/10 H W 8 05/2/10 H W 3 24/22/11 A L 1 24/23/11 A W 5 34/24/11 A L 3 74/22/12 H W 6 23/23/13 A L 2 3 (10)3/23/13 A W 10 53/24/13 A W 3 25/25/13 P W 5 4

Armstrong State (6-1)5/12/82 P W 6 55/14/82 P W 25 104/10/83 H W 11 64/11/83 H W 5 44/11/83 H W 7 64/30/83 A L 1 65/14/83 P W 7 3

Army (5-2)3/13/85 H W 9 53/18/91 H L 1 43/19/91 H W 22 33/16/92 H W 5 43/17/92 H W 6 53/14/94 H W 16 63/15/94 H L 2 6

Auburn (1-3)2/24/98 A L 6 122/25/98 A L 1 85/31/02 P W 16 112/28/10 A L 14 17

Babson (2-0)3/13/82 H W 7 03/13/82 H W 7 0

Ball State (5-0)3/9/98 H W 10 43/13/98 H W 14 13/3/00 H W 5 03/8/00 H W 3 22/15/07 H W 8 3

Barry (21-11)2/9/85 H W 10 13/29/85 H W 12 44/6/85 A W 14 74/12/85 A W 10 02/4/86 A W 15 42/18/86 H W 8 14/8/86 A W 9 74/13/86 H W 13 52/3/87 A W 10 22/10/87 H W 2 14/2/87 A W 21 64/5/87 H W 9 61/31/88 H W 14 13/4/88 A L 10 113/26/88 A W 8 43/27/88 A W 11 12/16/89 H L 4 82/20/89 H L 4 54/18/89 H L 2 94/19/89 H W 4 32/19/90 H W 6 5 (10)2/22/90 A L 5 164/29/90 A L 5 94/30/90 H L 1 72/19/91 A L 2 52/21/91 H W 6 52/4/92 H L 2 42/18/92 A W 8 42/3/93 H W 10 22/10/93 A L 5 6 (10)2/16/93 H L 1 24/30/93 A W 10 1

Belmont (10-5)4/5/02 A W 7 44/5/02 A W 5 14/6/02 A W 13 24/4/03 H L 3 64/5/03 H W 10 14/5/03 H W 6 44/24/04 A W 1 04/24/04 A L 2 54/25/04 A W 8 74/10/05 H L 6 104/10/05 H W 13 54/11/05 H L 5 84/22/06 A W 6 44/22/06 A L 2 104/23/06 A W 6 5 (13)

Bethune-Cookman (61-15)2/5/82 H W 10 62/5/82 H W 4 14/16/82 A W 6 12/20/84 A L 3 42/20/84 A W 9 82/8/85 H W 7 52/14/86 A W 9 42/14/86 A W 14 24/15/91 H W 4 12/11/92 A W 15 32/12/92 A W 2 04/9/94 H W 8 2

FAU RECORD BOOK - ALL-TIME OPPONENT BREAKDOWN


Eastern Michigan (7-2)2/27/98 H W 8 7 (10)3/1/98 H W 5 42/14/03 H W 12 62/15/03 H L 5 102/16/03 H L 2 32/28/08 H W 11 62/29/08 H W 5 23/1/08 H W 12 113/2/08 H W 24 3

Eckerd (18-15)2/11/84 A L 7 102/16/85 H W 6 52/22/86 A L 3 132/23/86 A L 10 114/5/86 H W 5 04/6/86 H L 3 52/14/87 A W 8 32/15/87 A L 7 114/11/87 H L 9 104/12/87 H L 6 73/2/88 A W 6 53/3/88 A W 10 73/18/88 H L 3 203/19/88 H L 3 52/23/89 H W 8 62/24/89 H L 8 114/25/89 H L 7 84/26/89 H W 16 92/14/90 A W 6 52/15/90 A W 13 74/13/90 H L 8 115/4/91 H W 9 85/5/91 H W 4 34/4/92 A L 1 24/5/92 A L 0 14/25/92 H W 7 04/26/92 H W 7 62/6/93 H W 8 22/7/93 H W 7 52/26/93 A W 4 15/1/93 H W 6 52/22/94 H L 9 102/23/94 H W 5 0

Edward Waters (2-0)3/6/85 A W 14 03/8/85 A W 17 4

Embry-Riddle (2-0)4/7/84 A W 7 04/7/84 A W 7 0

Farleigh-Dickinson (3-0)3/10/85 H W 4 13/11/86 H W 10 13/13/86 H W 11 0

Flagler (7-2)4/10/82 H W 5 34/10/82 H W 3 14/17/82 A L 0 14/17/82 A W 1 04/16/83 H W 5 24/16/83 H L 0 24/29/83 A W 11 04/29/83 A W 4 25/13/83 P W 7 2

Florida (7-19)2/18/82 H L 2 82/2/84 H W 4 33/5/85 A L 6 103/5/87 A L 6 102/14/88 A W 7 54/24/91 H L 2 65/5/93 A L 1 114/19/94 A W 4 25/4/94 A L 3 45/4/94 A L 8 93/29/95 A W 11 34/19/95 H L 7 84/3/96 A L 10 113/28/01 A L 0 105/30/03 P W 4 35/31/03 P L 14 223/4/09 A W 7 65/12/10 A L 3 76/6/10 P L 0 152/22/11 H L 2 133/6/12 A L 1 165/7/13 A L 1 74/1/14 A W 5 4 (11)2/24/15 H L 8 105/31/15 P L 1 23/22/16 A L 1 2

Florida A&M (22-3)2/25/84 W 8 62/25/84 W 15 22/6/92 A W 9 72/8/92 A L 1 64/11/92 H W 4 34/19/93 H W 5 34/19/93 H W 9 52/4/94 H W 11 32/5/94 H W 5 42/5/94 H W 13 02/12/94 A W 11 92/13/94 A W 11 02/13/94 A W 12 34/2/95 A L 1 24/3/95 A L 5 94/3/95 A W 9 34/9/96 H W 3 24/10/96 H W 11 84/10/96 H W 19 62/6/04 H W 7 62/7/04 H W 12 42/8/04 H W 10 43/5/13 A W 8 33/5/13 A W 15 35/30/15 P W 8 1

Florida Bible (1-0)4/24/81 H W 25 0

FGCU (7-11)5/7/08 H L 5 7 (11)5/13/08 A L 1 55/5/09 A L 7 85/12/09 H L 7 84/20/10 A W 4 3 (10)5/11/10 H L 5 84/5/11 H L 5 95/10/11 A W 6 34/10/12 A L 5 62/26/13 H W 9 84/10/13 A W 9 04/9/14 A L 0 14/29/14 H L 2 34/14/15 A W 10 64/12/16 A L 2 3 (11)

4/12/86 A W 13 94/8/87 H W 12 44/15/87 H W 8 22/3/88 H W 9 32/10/88 A W 17 7

Florida Southern (6-27)2/21/82 A L 5 112/20/83 A L 1 95/8/83 H L 4 82/19/84 A L 5 133/5/84 H W 14 133/5/84 H L 3 92/6/85 H W 16 112/24/85 H W 11 45/15/85 P L 2 85/16/85 P L 10 115/16/85 P L 11 293/11/87 H L 1 73/12/87 A L 7 92/29/88 H L 6 113/13/88 A L 4 52/17/89 H L 1 53/1/89 H W 8 63/2/89 H L 3 93/17/89 H L 1 62/17/90 H L 4 122/17/90 H L 2 5 (10)2/24/90 A L 1 72/25/90 A L 5 64/26/91 H L 3 44/27/91 H L 1 75/11/91 H L 5 115/12/91 H L 2 132/22/92 H W 5 4 (11)2/23/92 H L 0 23/27/92 A L 7 93/28/92 A L 8 115/9/93 H W 5 25/11/93 A L 1 3

Florida State (1-8)2/3/95 A L 4 212/4/95 A L 7 112/5/95 A L 4 84/30/96 A L 8 9 (10)5/1/96 A L 5 133/18/97 A L 3 113/19/97 A W 13 53/24/98 A L 5 133/25/98 A L 5 7

Florida Tech (29-19-1)3/31/81 H L 3 64/28/81 A L 5 62/20/82 A L 6 7 (14)3/6/82 H W 5 43/6/82 H W 4 12/19/83 A L 3 42/19/83 A W 3 23/5/83 H W 8 73/5/83 H W 1 0 (10)2/18/84 A W 5 42/18/84 A L 4 53/3/84 H W 2 13/3/84 H W 5 22/23/85 A W 14 52/23/85 A W 8 33/2/85 H L 4 83/2/85 H W 6 42/15/86 A W 7 22/15/86 A W 5 33/1/86 H W 10 43/1/86 H W 5 02/28/87 H W 3 12/28/87 H W 6 24/18/87 A L 4 144/18/87 A L 2 82/27/88 H W 3 22/27/88 H T 6 63/12/88 A L 7 83/12/88 A L 6 162/18/89 H W 6 52/19/89 H L 3 83/4/89 H W 15 93/4/89 H W 2 03/2/90 A W 4 33/3/90 A L 5 94/21/90 H W 6 54/22/90 H W 4 32/23/91 A L 8 122/24/91 A L 1 44/30/91 H L 4 85/1/91 H W 4 33/30/92 A W 8 4 (11)4/1/92 H W 12 83/6/93 H W 9 83/7/93 H W 5 45/14/93 A L 8 9 (10)5/15/93 A L 2 64/5/94 H L 4 74/6/94 H L 5 6

Fordham (3-1)2/20/09 H W 8 62/21/09 H W 11 52/22/09 H L 16 183/13/12 H W 8 5

Ft. Lauderdale (7-4)4/22/81 H L 2 64/25/81 A L 8 102/23/82 H W 8 24/13/82 H W 20 44/24/82 A W 7 04/24/82 A W 7 02/5/83 H W 7 02/5/83 H W 9 32/22/83 A W 10 64/23/83 L 3 4 (10)4/23/83 L 5 6

Furman (0-1)5/1/85 A L 6 9

Gardner-Webb (9-5)2/28/03 H W 8 03/1/03 H W 2 13/1/03 H L 6 85/22/03 P W 5 43/19/04 A L 3 43/20/04 A L 1 43/20/04 A W 12 65/26/04 P W 7 43/11/05 H W 8 33/11/05 H W 4 33/12/05 H W 4 24/14/06 A L 4 74/14/06 A W 11 54/15/06 A L 4 5

George Mason (0-1)5/2/92 H L 3 7

4/19/16 H W 5 22/28/17 A L 7 54/25/17 H (N) W 13 1

FIU (62-48)4/11/81 H L 2 114/11/81 A L 4 84/11/81 A L 8 154/7/82 H L 2 44/15/82 H L 2 44/23/82 A L 5 64/23/82 A L 1 24/22/83 A W 10 24/25/83 H L 8 163/27/87 A W 3 12/24/88 A W 17 64/11/89 H L 2 64/7/92 A L 1 94/29/94 A L 7 94/30/94 H W 7 05/5/95 A L 0 55/6/95 A L 2 55/6/95 A L 4 85/11/95 P W 1 0 (10)4/12/96 H W 5 4 (11)4/13/96 H W 6 44/13/96 H W 11 54/26/96 A L 3 94/27/96 A W 6 44/27/96 A W 6 25/16/96 P W 4 33/28/97 H L 3 63/29/97 H W 5 33/29/97 H W 4 15/2/97 A L 0 15/3/97 A L 1 35/3/97 A W 8 64/10/98 A L 3 54/11/98 A L 4 104/11/98 A W 3 15/1/98 H L 8 165/2/98 H L 2 45/2/98 H L 5 65/13/98 P L 8 95/28/99 P L 1 45/30/99 P W 1 02/24/00 H L 2 42/26/00 H W 15 12/27/00 H W 8 45/3/00 A L 1 25/26/00 P W 14 65/27/00 P L 0 72/16/01 A L 2 52/17/01 A W 17 122/18/01 A L 2 75/7/02 A L 3 65/15/02 H W 17 82/12/03 A L 0 42/19/03 H L 0 92/26/03 H W 13 73/5/03 A W 20 03/3/04 A W 7 53/5/04 H W 13 13/6/04 A W 13 53/7/04 H W 6 5 (12)4/6/05 H W 18 55/11/05 A L 2 74/4/06 H W 13 75/9/06 A L 10 135/17/07 H W 17 95/18/07 H W 5 05/19/07 H W 11 105/15/08 A W 10 35/16/08 A L 7 115/17/08 A W 10 95/14/09 H W 9 55/15/09 H W 10 9 (12)5/16/09 H L 10 175/21/09 P W 16 65/20/10 H L 4 125/21/10 H W 6 55/22/10 H W 14 105/28/10 P L 16 18 (11)5/29/10 P L 9 113/18/11 H L 7 93/19/11 H W 4 23/20/11 H W 13 3 (8)5/19/11 A L 7 95/20/11 A W 2 05/21/11 H L 3 73/16/12 A W 5 13/17/12 A W 9 53/18/12 A W 9 35/17/12 H W 12 25/18/12 H W 4 33/15/13 H W 6 03/16/13 H W 6 53/17/13 H L 1 12 (7)5/16/13 A W 4 3 (11)5/17/13 A W 3 05/18/13 A W 12 1 (7)4/18/14 A L 0 64/19/14 A W 13 54/20/14 A W 6 15/13/14 H W 5 14/10/15 H L 5 64/11/15 H W 8 34/12/15 H W 5 4 (11)4/22/16 A L 6 74/23/16 A L 3 44/24/16 A W 9 14/28/17 H W 4 34/29/17 H W 9 8 (10)4/30/17 H W 10 15/25/17 P W 8 4

Florida Memorial (30-0)3/1/81 H W 17 54/4/81 H W 5 04/4/81 H W 6 42/13/82 A W 7 42/13/82 A W 7 44/3/82 H W 8 14/3/82 H W 17 32/12/83 H W 4 32/12/83 H W 9 43/4/83 H W 9 24/2/83 A W 10 04/2/83 A W 10 32/4/84 H W 11 42/4/84 H W 25 44/14/84 H W 9 44/14/84 H W 10 04/21/84 A W 9 54/21/84 A W 2 12/2/85 H W 9 02/2/85 H W 20 14/13/85 A W 7 04/13/85 A W 7 02/1/86 H W 7 02/1/86 H W 19 34/12/86 A W 12 7



Louisiana-Lafayette (11-10)3/23/07 H L 2 53/24/07 H L 2 53/25/07 H L 2 33/14/08 H W 13 63/15/08 H L 3 93/16/08 H W 9 23/13/09 A W 6 5 (10)3/15/09 A W 8 33/26/10 A L 3 93/27/10 A W 4 33/28/10 A W 4 34/1/11 A L 1 24/2/11 A L 2 64/3/11 A L 2 53/30/12 H W 7 34/1/12 H W 5 24/1/12 H W 8 34/19/13 A L 3 54/20/13 A W 5 44/21/13 A L 2 12 (7)5/26/13 P W 16 8

Louisiana-Monroe (12-11)4/6/07 A W 3 14/7/07 A W 5 24/7/07 A L 6 73/28/08 A L 6 73/29/08 A L 2 33/30/08 A L 5 135/23/08 P W 4 23/27/09 H W 5 43/28/09 H L 4 113/29/09 H L 5 74/24/10 A W 8 74/24/10 A L 5 64/25/10 A W 13 14/15/11 H W 4 14/16/11 H W 4 34/17/11 H W 3 14/13/12 A W 9 74/14/12 A L 5 134/15/12 H W 6 55/24/12 P L 7 9 (13)4/5/13 A W 8 64/6/13 A L 5 84/7/13 A L 4 8

Louisiana Tech (2-2)3/14/14 H W 3 13/15/14 H L 2 33/16/14 H W 3 25/27/16 P L 4 5 (10)

Louisville (3-0)2/17/06 H W 13 42/18/06 H W 7 42/19/06 H W 6 0

Lowell (1-0)3/16/86 H W 4 1

Lynn (14-3)2/17/88 H W 9 64/6/88 H W 14 74/21/88 H L 8 103/30/89 H W 8 64/12/89 H W 19 63/28/91 H W 6 44/2/91 A W 6 34/19/91 H W 7 23/24/92 A L 0 34/15/92 H L 3 74/20/93 H W 9 84/17/94 H W 6 02/9/95 H W 8 74/13/10 H W 7 43/2/11 H W 13 74/3/12 H W 3 24/2/13 H W 7 6

Maine (9-4)3/18/85 H L 2 43/8/86 H W 4 13/8/86 H W 2 13/19/89 H W 8 23/9/91 H L 8 163/6/98 H W 15 73/5/99 H W 21 63/6/07 H W 3 13/12/13 H L 0 83/13/13 H W 15 63/11/14 H L 2 33/12/14 H W 15 63/8/17 H W 11 3

Manhattan (3-1)2/24/12 H W 2 02/25/12 H L 8 92/25/12 H W 12 32/26/12 H W 7 3

Manhattanville (7-0)3/9/82 H W 4 13/9/82 H W 11 03/10/82 H W 17 13/12/82 H W 2 13/10/83 H W 20 53/12/83 H W 13 53/12/83 H W 8 5

Marshall (8-4)4/4/14 A L 0 54/5/14 A L 3 74/6/14 A W 17 34/3/15 H W 9 44/4/15 H W 10 34/5/15 H W 6 14/15/16 A W 6 3 (11)4/16/16 A W 10 24/17/16 A L 2 74/14/17 H W 7 34/15/17 H W 12 64/16/17 H L 7 0

Maryland-Baltimore (0-1)4/30/92 A L 9 10

Maryville (TN) (3-0)3/17/83 H W 23 63/19/83 H W 15 43/19/83 H W 27 1

Mercer (16-11)3/25/95 H W 7 53/26/95 H W 10 13/26/96 H W 3 05/14/99 H W 6 35/15/99 H L 1 35/15/99 H L 4 94/14/00 A W 8 14/15/00 A L 3 64/15/00 A W 10 35/11/01 H L 4 7

4/28/02 H W 8 05/22/02 P W 4 25/24/02 P W 6 45/2/03 A L 6 75/3/03 A W 5 45/3/03 A W 3 25/21/03 P L 3 43/26/04 H L 5 113/27/04 H W 7 33/27/04 H W 11 64/1/05 A W 7 6 (11)4/2/05 A L 1 84/3/05 A L 7 84/29/06 H L 7 144/29/06 H L 7 84/30/06 H L 4 115/25/06 P W 8 3

Jacksonville State (16-1)5/15/96 P W 11 73/19/99 H W 4 13/20/99 H W 7 03/20/99 H W 15 44/7/00 H W 11 04/8/00 H W 10 24/8/00 H W 10 15/4/01 A W 5 25/5/01 A W 9 05/5/01 A W 14 23/29/02 H W 12 33/30/02 H W 5 43/30/02 H W 8 73/21/03 A L 2 3 (12)3/22/03 A W 4 03/22/03 A W 14 15/23/03 P W 3 2

John Jay (7-0)3/14/82 H W 10 03/14/82 H W 13 03/13/83 H W 7 63/13/83 H W 4 13/10/84 H W 5 03/10/84 H W 8 23/15/85 H W 19 2

Judson (1-0)3/27/84 H W 7 3

Kansas State (2-0)3/16/02 H W 8 43/18/03 H W 6 2

Kean (10-3)3/21/81 H L 8 103/21/81 H W 16 73/20/82 H W 4 13/20/82 H W 6 03/18/83 H W 15 33/17/84 H W 7 63/17/84 H W 7 03/16/85 H L 3 53/16/85 H W 7 13/17/86 H W 3 03/14/87 H L 7 93/14/87 H W 6 13/23/88 H W 8 1

Kennesaw State (2-1)3/17/06 H W 7 23/18/06 H L 6 73/18/06 H W 12 6

Kent State (2-0)3/30/99 H W 7 33/31/99 H W 4 3

Kentucky (3-3)2/16/96 H L 7 8 (12)2/17/96 H L 1 32/18/96 H L 2 72/12/99 H W 18 22/13/99 H W 11 102/14/99 H W 19 6

King’s College (2-0)3/28/84 H W 14 43/30/84 H W 19 6

LaSalle (17-2)3/10/87 H W 5 33/11/88 H L 8 103/9/89 H W 12 103/10/89 H W 5 23/7/90 H W 13 103/10/90 H W 18 63/2/91 H W 11 03/5/91 H W 14 32/29/92 H W 9 33/4/92 H W 12 43/8/93 H W 9 73/10/93 H W 3 2 (10)3/7/94 H W 6 33/10/94 H L 6 73/4/97 H W 11 53/8/98 H W 10 43/5/02 H W 27 93/6/02 H W 19 02/17/07 H W 16 8

Lehigh (1-0)3/3/09 H W 11 9

Lewis (8-2)3/13/81 H L 10 113/6/90 H L 4 83/8/90 H W 10 73/1/92 H W 12 43/3/92 H W 25 93/10/93 H W 4 23/12/93 H W 11 53/5/94 H W 6 43/9/95 H W 16 153/7/96 H W 8 4

Lipscomb (7-2)4/16/04 H W 8 74/17/04 H W 17 24/17/04 H L 1 54/15/05 A W 10 24/16/05 A W 3 14/17/05 A W 12 11 (10)5/5/06 H W 10 65/6/06 H L 6 115/6/06 H W 7 4

Long Beach State (0-2)6/3/16 P L 1 56/5/16 P L 1 5

LIU Brooklyn (3-0)2/26/16 H W 4 32/27/16 H W 17 22/28/16 H W 5 1

George Washington (4-0)3/14/84 H W 9 12/20/04 H W 7 12/21/04 H W 29 12/22/04 H W 7 5

Georgetown (6-1)3/11/90 H W 11 73/12/90 H W 10 33/13/90 H W 6 14/29/92 A W 20 23/5/16 H L 11 133/6/16 H W 6 03/7/16 H W 14 2

Georgia College (1-2)5/13/82 P L 15 185/14/82 P W 3 15/15/82 P L 4 7

Georgia Southern (1-1)5/9/03 A W 12 25/17/05 A L 3 6

Georgia State (23-6)3/11/95 H W 7 23/12/95 H W 4 23/12/95 H W 7 15/8/98 P W 18 105/9/98 P W 29 55/8/99 A W 18 95/8/99 A W 11 85/9/99 A W 12 43/17/00 H W 2 03/18/00 H W 4 03/18/00 H L 4 85/17/00 P W 4 35/19/00 P L 7 84/20/01 A W 8 34/21/01 A W 11 64/21/01 A L 0 115/17/02 H L 2 35/18/02 H L 4 55/18/02 H W 11 43/8/03 A W 10 33/8/03 A W 7 43/9/03 A W 10 7 (10)5/14/04 H W 14 35/15/04 H W 4 35/15/04 H L 4 95/19/05 A W 16 65/21/05 A W 7 35/21/05 A W 6 45/25/05 P W 11 1

Georgia Tech (1-4)6/7/02 P L 3 146/8/02 P L 5 115/6/05 A L 4 5 (10)5/7/05 A L 3 125/8/05 A W 2 0

Glassboro State (2-1)3/20/90 H L 4 63/23/90 H W 5 33/20/92 H W 8 7

Hartford (4-0)3/22/01 H W 7 62/22/02 H W 5 42/23/02 H W 31 02/24/02 H W 6 4

Harvard (7-0)3/28/00 H W 11 43/27/01 H W 10 33/26/02 H W 11 03/24/03 H W 15 63/30/05 H W 11 53/28/06 H W 11 13/27/07 H W 10 9

Hofstra (5-0)3/11/00 H W 9 23/12/00 H W 18 42/18/11 H W 12 42/19/11 H W 10 52/20/11 H W 8 4

Illinois (2-2)3/23/89 H L 10 123/3/17 H W 11 103/4/17 H L 14 43/5/17 H W 16 2

Illinois State (1-4)3/8/97 H L 3 113/9/97 H L 3 183/13/97 H L 3 93/10/01 H L 3 63/10/15 H W 6 4

Illinois Tech (2-0)3/16/84 H W 5 03/16/84 H W 2 0

Indiana (1-1-1)2/24/17 H L 8 42/25/17 H W 6 22/26/17 H T 6 6 (11)

Iona (9-1)3/18/93 H W 9 23/12/94 H L 7 93/14/96 H W 7 23/23/97 H W 17 53/26/97 H W 8 23/14/98 H W 13 63/15/98 H W 29 143/9/01 H W 10 43/12/02 H W 9 53/16/04 H W 12 1

Jacksonville (19-18)4/1/94 A L 2 94/2/94 A L 3 4 (11)4/3/94 A L 4 65/2/95 H L 0 72/21/98 A W 8 02/22/98 A L 5 72/22/98 A W 10 44/16/99 A W 13 84/17/99 A L 1 24/17/99 A W 9 03/24/00 H L 5 63/25/00 H W 7 63/25/00 H W 2 14/6/01 A L 2 64/7/01 A W 10 44/7/01 A W 11 25/17/01 P W 7 35/19/01 P L 5 124/27/02 H W 6 34/28/02 H L 3 5



5/12/01 H W 11 85/12/01 H L 2 75/10/02 A W 12 115/11/02 A L 3 55/11/02 A L 3 113/14/03 H W 14 33/15/03 H L 3 73/15/03 H W 5 05/21/04 A W 20 75/22/04 A W 4 35/22/04 A W 5 45/12/05 H W 4 15/12/05 H W 14 45/13/05 H W 15 103/10/06 A L 4 63/11/06 A L 3 73/11/06 A L 5 8

Mercy (5-0)3/12/89 H W 8 63/15/90 H W 3 23/12/91 H W 13 33/14/91 H W 5 43/9/92 H W 7 2

Miami (14-62)3/5/82 A L 4 185/6/82 A L 3 42/9/83 H W 8 74/13/83 A L 5 74/21/83 H L 2 44/27/83 A L 2 62/7/84 A W 11 104/17/84 A W 8 74/24/84 A L 5 64/3/85 A L 2 64/24/85 A L 3 114/29/86 A L 3 64/17/87 A L 9 194/13/88 A L 3 124/14/89 H L 0 144/15/89 H L 0 144/28/90 A L 3 114/15/91 H L 0 75/3/91 H L 7 84/21/92 A L 2 144/2/93 A W 2 04/3/93 A L 0 35/4/93 A L 2 3 (13)3/13/94 H L 4 74/12/94 A L 3 72/1/95 A L 2 52/15/95 A L 1 103/1/95 A L 6 163/22/95 H L 3 52/21/96 A L 3 125/7/96 A L 2 104/23/97 A L 6 124/30/97 A L 8 134/15/98 A L 2 44/22/98 A L 3 232/17/99 A L 1 35/30/99 P L 2 32/8/00 A W 7 25/27/00 P L 5 111/25/01 A L 3 91/26/01 A W 11 101/27/01 A L 2 44/24/02 A L 5 64/2/03 A W 5 35/31/03 P L 0 15/19/04 A L 3 136/6/04 P L 6 194/1/08 A L 7 164/9/08 A W 6 34/16/08 H L 10 123/25/09 H L 6 134/7/09 A L 7 84/14/09 A L 1 33/31/10 A L 5 124/6/10 H L 5 84/7/10 A L 0 112/23/11 H W 7 43/15/11 A L 3 75/17/11 A W 7 42/29/12 A L 5 103/21/12 H L 5 84/24/12 A L 1 32/20/13 H L 4 5 (11)3/27/13 A W 6 14/24/13 A L 4 62/19/14 A W 5 24/16/14 A L 1 24/23/14 A L 9 102/18/15 H W 5 34/8/15 A L 3 4 (10)5/12/15 A L 6 144/20/16 A W 4 35/5/16 H L 2 53/1/17 H L 5 23/22/17 A L 7 54/19/17 A L 8 2

Miami (OH) (1-1)3/15/00 H L 1 53/15/02 H W 2 1

Miami Christian (0-2)5/1/81 H L 0 95/5/81 A L 0 9

Michigan (0-1)2/28/05 H L 1 4

Michigan State (4-4)2/28/93 H L 4 103/6/94 H W 11 73/1/96 H W 5 4 (13)3/9/96 H L 7 123/2/97 H L 0 63/4/97 H L 9 163/7/99 H W 17 23/5/00 H W 11 1

Middle Tennessee (20-15)5/5/07 A W 16 15/5/07 A W 8 45/6/07 A L 7 125/23/07 P L 4 75/26/07 P L 4 73/21/08 H W 13 73/22/08 H W 13 63/23/08 H W 10 75/22/08 P W 12 73/20/09 A L 2 73/21/09 A L 4 53/22/09 A L 6 145/20/09 P L 2 125/22/09 P L 7 124/2/10 H W 9 14/3/10 H L 6 104/4/10 H L 3 43/25/11 H W 12 43/26/11 H W 3 0

NC State (4-3)2/7/97 H W 10 72/8/97 H W 14 122/9/97 H W 8 26/4/04 P L 5 66/5/04 P W 10 23/2/13 H L 1 2 (10)3/11/15 H L 5 9

North Dakota State3/23/09 H W 7 3

North Florida (5-2)3/24/06 A L 0 13/25/06 A W 6 33/26/06 A L 3 134/17/07 H W 4 22/25/14 A W 2 13/3/15 H W 8 7 (12)3/4/15 H W 3 2

Northeastern (16-5-1)3/30/87 H W 7 63/31/87 H L 1 133/29/88 H W 12 03/29/88 H T 2 23/31/88 H W 4 33/25/89 H L 0 13/26/89 H W 9 83/29/89 H W 14 13/24/90 H L 1 53/25/90 H W 5 23/23/91 H L 3 163/26/94 H W 14 63/28/94 H W 3 23/27/95 H L 3 73/17/96 H W 1 03/17/96 H W 5 33/18/96 H W 6 23/22/96 H W 5 33/23/96 H W 1 03/23/96 H W 11 73/21/01 H W 6 43/1/11 H W 14 1

Northern Illinois (1-0)3/14/07 H W 13 7

Northwood (2-0)3/30/93 H W 13 14/21/93 H W 10 4

Notre Dame (2-3)3/2/01 H L 0 32/28/04 H L 2 32/15/14 H L 2 92/15/14 H W 16 62/16/14 H W 13 3 Nova (6-5-1)2/16/88 H W 12 34/5/88 H W 13 14/12/88 A L 5 64/20/88 H W 9 13/31/89 H T 4 44/9/89 H W 8 34/5/90 A L 1 24/4/91 A L 1 145/2/91 H W 7 64/9/92 A L 0 74/8/93 A L 5 64/16/93 H W 9 2

Ohio State (4-3)3/25/91 H L 3 63/23/04 H W 6 43/24/04 H W 7 62/20/15 H L 2 82/21/15 H W 7 02/22/15 H W 2 15/11/16 A L 2 10

Oklahoma State (1-1)3/11/85 H L 2 132/10/01 H W 9 42/16/07 H W 9 6

Old Dominion (11-3)5/2/14 A W 9 45/3/14 A W 8 75/4/14 A L 1 12 (7)4/24/15 H L 3 154/25/15 H W 8 14/26/15 H W 8 25/20/15 P W 6 44/1/16 A W 10 74/2/16 A W 3 14/3/16 A W 11 0 (8)5/18/17 H W 6 15/19/17 H L 9 85/20/17 H W 3 05/26/17 P W 6 2

Olivet Nazarene (3-0)3/24/82 H W 9 13/26/82 H W 17 13/26/82 H W 7 6

Oregon State (1-2)2/14/98 H L 5 136/4/10 P L 4 66/6/10 P W 11 7

Pace (5-0)3/8/94 H W 9 23/11/98 H W 23 43/12/98 H W 16 33/6/99 H W 6 03/10/99 H W 16 0

Palm Beach Atlantic (12-0)3/1/83 H W 21 74/6/83 A W 9 03/26/85 H W 4 04/1/86 H W 10 14/15/86 H W 7 11/31/87 H W 21 81/31/87 H W 15 04/10/87 A W 18 01/30/88 H W 16 15/15/88 A W 20 24/13/93 H W 14 84/17/93 H W 13 4

Pittsburgh (2-0)3/3/97 H W 14 23/10/10 H W 10 7

Princeton (5-2-1)3/15/88 H W 12 103/18/89 H T 6 63/15/95 H W 8 23/17/99 H W 13 73/2/12 H L 4 11

3/27/11 H W 13 2 (7)3/23/12 A L 1 53/24/12 A W 4 13/25/12 A W 3 04/12/13 H L 2 34/14/13 H W 5 34/14/13 H W 8 33/20/15 H W 4 23/21/15 H L 3 5 (11)3/22/15 H L 6 7 (12)3/18/16 A L 6 83/19/16 A W 7 23/20/16 A W 12 13/17/17 H W 7 63/18/17 H W 10 13/19/17 H W 7 6

Minnesota (4-1)2/18/00 H W 9 42/19/00 H L 2 62/20/00 H W 7 63/1/02 H W 6 52/27/04 H W 4 2

Mississippi State (2-2)6/3/05 P L 2 136/5/05 P L 4 82/19/16 A W 11 52/20/16 A W 4 0Mississippi Valley State (3-0)2/2/07 H W 8 12/3/07 H W 33 32/3/07 H W 11 7Missouri (0-1)2/26/10 H L 2 4Monmouth (36-5)3/12/86 H W 11 23/12/86 H W 9 13/18/87 H W 5 43/20/88 H W 5 13/24/88 H W 11 13/11/89 H L 4 73/15/89 H W 17 33/18/90 H W 6 53/21/90 H W 5 33/16/91 H L 4 83/20/91 H W 12 53/14/92 H L 12 183/15/92 H L 0 23/13/93 H W 7 43/22/94 H W 16 53/23/94 H W 16 53/24/94 H W 10 03/5/96 H W 7 23/8/96 H W 15 23/5/97 H W 13 53/7/98 H W 12 83/9/99 H W 12 83/4/00 H W 6 53/7/00 H W 17 33/6/01 H W 9 33/13/02 H W 10 33/7/06 H W 7 53/12/08 H W 12 113/10/09 H W 10 93/4/11 H W 8 43/5/11 H W 6 23/6/11 H W 9 52/21/14 H L 1 52/22/14 H W 4 02/23/14 H W 6 52/27/15 H W 9 53/1/15 H W 11 03/1/15 H W 9 02/17/17 H W 16 52/18/17 H W 6 12/19/17 H W 12 10Montclair State (3-2)3/17/88 H L 0 53/21/89 H W 6 53/22/89 H L 6 93/20/96 H W 8 23/11/97 H W 4 3Mount St. Mary’s (1-0)2/27/08 H W 13 5Mt. Vernon Nazarene (1-0)3/22/84 H W 9 5Navy (2-0)3/7/84 H W 6 53/17/90 H W 11 4Nazareth (MI) (2-0)3/9/83 H W 12 13/9/83 H W 9 3Nebraska (0-1)2/25/07 H L 7 8NJIT (6-0)3/23/83 H W 9 23/25/83 H W 8 03/18/84 H W 21 03/23/85 H W 18 03/21/86 H W 13 13/20/08 H W 21 11New Orleans (4-8)4/20/07 A L 4 84/21/07 A W 10 94/22/07 A L 9 115/2/08 A L 6 105/3/08 A L 5 65/4/08 A L 4 65/1/09 H L 12 195/2/09 H W 7 25/3/09 H L 3 54/9/10 A W 9 64/10/10 A W 9 34/11/10 A L 7 8NYIT (4-4)3/15/81 H L 2 43/15/81 H L 1 65/8/03 H W 9 25/10/03 H W 11 34/18/08 A L 7 104/19/08 A W 22 74/19/08 A W 16 24/20/08 A L 0 2Niagara (1-0)3/31/86 H W 8 4North Carolina (1-4)2/22/08 H L 1 72/23/08 H L 13 142/24/08 H L 7 86/2/13 P W 3 26/3/13 P L 11 12 (13)



South Dakota State (2-0)2/19/16 H W 11 52/21/16 H W 4 2

Southeast Missouri State (1-0)6/1/02 P W 12 6

Southeastern (FL) (3-0)3/6/81 A W 14 23/6/81 A W 13 33/6/81 A W 7 0

Southeastern Louisiana (3-2)4/7/95 H W 3 24/8/95 H W 6 54/8/95 H W 4 35/9/97 P L 6 85/10/97 P L 3 9

Southern Arkansas (0-1)5/19/83 P L 1 13

Southern Illinois (5-2)3/14/89 H W 15 62/13/04 H W 14 22/14/04 H W 7 02/15/04 H W 7 22/10/06 H L 6 72/11/06 H W 12 02/12/06 H L 8 17

Southern Miss (7-6)3/28/14 H L 0 23/29/14 H L 2 53/30/14 H W 3 14/16/15 A L 1 64/17/15 A W 8 44/18/15 A W 10 55/22/15 P W 5 44/29/16 H W 9 54/30/16 H W 9 45/1/16 H L 3 45/5/17 A L 11 25/6/17 A L 6 55/7/17 A L 5 4 (11)

Spring Arbor (6-2)3/29/84 H L 13 173/31/84 H L 1 74/10/85 A W 13 34/2/86 H W 11 34/4/87 H W 8 74/4/87 H W 13 74/2/88 H W 2 14/2/88 H W 5 0

Stetson (26-35)2/10/92 A L 0 54/13/94 H L 4 55/6/94 A W 10 5 (11)3/3/95 A L 1 23/4/95 A L 1 2 (8)3/4/95 A L 7 85/12/95 A L 0 64/5/96 A L 1 34/6/96 A L 3 54/6/96 A L 4 104/19/96 H W 6 44/20/96 H L 5 84/20/96 H L 3 65/17/96 P W 8 54/5/97 A W 11 34/6/97 A W 8 54/8/97 A L 1 104/18/97 H L 3 64/19/97 H W 5 24/19/97 H L 3 154/3/98 A L 7 114/4/98 A W 7 04/4/98 A L 7 84/17/98 H L 8 104/18/98 H W 6 24/18/98 H W 4 24/23/99 H W 14 24/24/99 H W 2 14/24/99 H W 9 14/29/00 A L 8 224/30/00 A W 5 44/30/00 A W 9 65/18/00 P L 7 94/27/01 H L 7 184/28/01 H L 3 64/28/01 H L 4 95/16/01 P W 2 14/19/02 A W 5 44/20/02 A W 14 24/20/02 H L 6 105/23/02 P L 0 35/24/02 P W 10 35/16/03 H W 16 55/17/03 H W 2 05/17/03 H L 5 65/24/03 P L 1 84/2/04 A W 9 84/3/04 A L 13 14 (10)4/3/04 A L 1 45/27/04 P W 15 13/25/05 H W 9 73/25/05 H L 5 63/26/05 H L 4 55/26/05 P W 3 05/27/05 P L 3 75/28/05 P L 0 85/12/06 A L 6 105/13/06 A W 10 25/14/06 A L 4 65/24/06 P L 2 36/4/16 P W 8 4

Stony Brook (6-2)3/20/01 H W 7 22/27/09 H W 6 12/28/09 H W 9 12/28/09 H W 10 23/1/09 H W 13 92/25/11 H L 0 52/26/11 H L 1 52/27/11 H W 12 4

Tampa (9-23-1)2/12/84 A L 1 22/26/85 H W 6 5 (10)2/11/86 H L 7 92/12/86 H W 1 04/19/86 A L 3 4 (12)4/20/86 A W 16 11 (11)2/18/87 H W 3 22/19/87 H T 2 23/7/88 H L 5 63/8/88 H L 2 32/25/89 H L 3 42/26/89 H L 8 95/2/89 H W 13 85/2/89 H W 5 2

3/1/14 H L 3 43/2/14 H W 5 4

St. Joseph’s (2-0)3/8/16 H W 1 03/9/16 H W 4 1

Saint Leo (24-9)5/5/83 A W 6 42/10/84 A W 6 52/17/85 H W 10 62/9/86 A W 11 62/9/86 A W 10 42/26/86 H W 8 22/27/86 H L 4 72/7/87 A W 3 22/8/87 A L 15 172/20/87 H W 8 32/21/87 H W 8 22/6/88 A W 7 52/7/88 A W 6 32/11/89 H L 3 42/12/89 H W 12 24/23/89 H W 8 34/24/89 H W 15 72/10/90 H W 11 12/11/90 H W 8 52/28/90 A L 9 163/1/90 A W 7 62/2/91 H W 15 22/3/91 H L 3 64/20/91 H L 5 64/21/91 H W 7 32/1/92 H L 6 92/2/92 H W 5 12/26/92 A L 7 102/27/92 A W 12 31/30/93 H W 9 21/31/93 H W 4 23/22/93 A W 6 53/23/93 A L 1 10

St. Norbert (1-0)3/18/81 H W 26 20

St. Peter’s (1-0)3/9/96 H W 7 1

St. Thomas (19-11)2/23/81 A W 12 84/15/81 H L 5 6 (12)2/26/82 H W 7 54/6/82 H L 8 214/20/82 A W 6 44/4/83 A W 2 14/5/83 H W 13 62/13/85 A L 10 202/19/85 H W 5 43/1/85 H W 12 54/20/85 A W 11 43/9/86 H W 5 33/9/86 H W 6 34/11/86 A W 11 94/11/86 A W 12 12/24/87 A L 1 82/26/87 H W 6 44/25/87 H L 12 184/26/87 A L 7 184/23/88 A L 10 114/24/88 H L 2 115/17/88 A L 5 135/17/88 A L 4 54/7/89 H W 19 94/8/89 H W 10 54/3/90 A W 12 104/26/90 H W 6 45/1/90 H W 3 12/4/91 A W 5 44/12/91 H L 5 8

Samford (15-3)3/17/95 A L 5 83/18/95 A L 6 7 (8)3/18/95 A W 8 73/26/99 H W 13 123/27/99 H W 13 53/27/99 H W 7 23/31/00 A W 5 34/1/00 A W 15 14/1/00 A W 11 73/30/01 H L 3 63/31/01 H W 4 33/31/01 H W 6 33/22/02 A W 9 43/23/02 A W 3 23/23/02 A W 6 23/28/03 H W 25 93/29/03 H W 5 43/29/03 H W 6 2

Santa Clara (0-1)2/15/98 H L 10 13

Seton Hall (3-2)3/20/93 H W 5 43/12/03 H W 11 03/10/11 H L 4 113/11/11 H L 4 8 (10)3/12/11 H W 4 1

Shorter (2-0)5/12/82 P W 3 25/12/83 P W 10 2

Siena (3-0)2/21/03 H W 5 22/22/03 H W 16 12/22/03 H W 9 2

South Alabama (16-7)4/26/07 H W 9 34/27/07 H W 6 54/28/07 H L 9 114/4/08 A L 3 144/5/08 A W 13 94/6/08 A W 9 44/3/09 H W 6 54/4/09 H W 12 114/5/09 H L 3 95/7/10 A W 7 25/8/10 A L 5 65/9/10 A W 6 35/27/10 P W 10 94/8/11 A L 3 54/9/11 A W 7 34/10/11 A W 12 104/6/12 H W 7 54/7/12 H W 10 74/8/12 H L 4 75/25/12 P L 4 5 (10)3/29/13 H W 6 33/30/13 H W 7 63/31/13 H W 3 0

3/3/12 H W 9 13/3/12 H W 6 23/4/12 H L 5 8

Providence (4-1)3/13/91 H L 4 63/2/92 H W 6 53/3/92 H W 8 13/18/94 H W 13 23/8/98 H W 8 6

Purdue (6-5)3/5/89 H W 4 03/8/89 H L 4 53/5/90 H L 7 123/9/90 H W 10 63/4/91 H L 8 93/7/91 H W 11 33/2/92 H L 4 123/5/92 H W 6 12/25/05 H W 6 42/26/05 H W 5 42/27/05 H L 3 9 Quinnipiac (2-1)3/22/86 H W 5 13/22/86 H L 3 4 (8)3/20/87 H W 13 5

Ramapo (3-1)3/16/82 H W 12 53/15/83 H W 5 43/13/84 H W 11 83/24/85 H L 0 5

Rice (3-12)2/23/07 A L 2 43/21/14 A L 0 23/22/14 A L 1 143/23/14 A L 2 3 (12)5/8/15 H L 0 65/9/15 H L 1 55/10/15 H L 2 55/13/16 A L 1 95/15/16 A W 10 35/26/16 P L 4 6 (10)3/31/17 H W 3 24/1/17 H L 5 44/2/17 H W 8 25/24/17 P L 5 35/27/17 P L 13 2 (7)

Rider (1-0)3/20/02 H W 17 3

Rollins (20-17)2/19/81 A W 7 62/25/83 H L 5 8 (10)2/26/83 A W 1 0 (11)3/1/83 H W 3 14/6/84 A L 9 113/30/85 H W 7 33/31/85 H W 13 42/21/86 A L 1 53/18/86 H W 8 13/19/86 H W 4 34/4/86 A L 8 93/2/87 A L 9 153/3/87 A L 2 34/28/87 H L 3 44/29/87 H W 9 22/12/88 A L 3 62/13/88 A W 6 32/20/88 H W 20 52/21/88 H W 4 22/14/88 H L 0 72/15/88 H L 8 102/26/90 A L 5 62/27/90 A W 8 53/30/90 H W 5 43/29/91 H W 5 03/30/91 H L 1 105/7/91 A L 2 115/8/91 A W 9 24/17/92 A L 4 124/18/92 A W 4 35/8/92 H L 3 105/9/92 H L 2 102/13/93 A W 7 12/14/93 A L 0 35/7/93 H W 10 15/8/93 H W 5 4 (10)5/21/93 P W 10 9 (10)

Rowan State (1-0)3/14/93 H W 4 3

Rutgers (23-8)3/23/85 H L 5 143/30/90 H L 6 7 (10)3/14/93 H W 8 43/10/94 H L 5 123/16/97 H W 13 53/17/97 H W 6 53/17/98 H L 1 53/18/98 H W 4 13/16/99 H W 5 33/14/00 H W 5 43/13/01 H W 5 43/19/02 H W 6 53/19/03 H W 9 83/17/04 H W 12 11 (10)3/15/05 H W 10 63/14/06 H W 6 43/13/07 H W 9 43/18/08 H W 10 13/17/09 H W 12 113/16/10 H W 12 33/17/10 H L 0 23/9/12 H W 5 23/10/12 H L 3 63/11/12 H L 4 103/6/15 H W 18 53/7/15 H W 10 33/8/15 H W 12 43/11/16 H W 9 83/12/16 H L 4 53/13/16 H W 3 23/14/17 H W 14 2

St. Bonaventure (1-0)6/5/04 P W 14 2

St. Francis (NY) (3-1)3/24/89 H L 1 22/15/97 H W 25 32/16/97 H W 8 42/20/02 H W 6 2

St. John’s (5-1)2/21/97 H W 15 42/22/97 H W 3 23/3/99 H W 5 32/28/14 H W 11 1



4/23/90 H L 5 124/24/90 H L 4 65/12/90 A L 3 45/13/90 A L 7 112/9/91 A L 4 52/10/91 A L 8 122/14/91 H L 0 52/15/91 H L 9 192/15/92 H L 3 72/16/92 H L 2 53/7/92 A L 7 113/8/92 A L 1 42/20/93 A W 9 42/21/93 A L 0 104/25/93 H W 6 54/25/93 H L 4 65/22/93 P L 1 125/23/93 P L 5 82/16/94 H W 9 4

Tennessee (1-3)3/2/02 H L 2 52/3/06 H L 1 122/5/06 H L 8 92/5/06 H W 6 5

Tennessee Temple (1-0)3/22/83 H W 8 2

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (1-0)2/24/07 H W 13 12

TCU (2-4)2/18/05 H L 10 112/19/05 H W 3 12/20/05 H L 3 73/3/06 A L 1 53/4/06 A L 5 103/5/06 A W 4 3

Toledo (4-2)3/8/13 H W 4 33/9/13 H L 1 63/10/13 H W 7 53/10/17 H W 10 33/11/17 H W 11 83/12/17 H L 6 4

Towson (1-1)5/31/13 P L 2 76/2/13 P W 6 5

Trenton State (1-0)3/19/87 H W 17 15

Troy (State) (27-20)5/14/98 P L 6 113/12/99 H W 9 53/13/99 H W 7 43/13/99 H W 8 25/21/99 P L 4 115/12/00 A W 8 05/13/00 A W 11 25/13/00 A L 7 134/13/01 H W 8 34/14/01 H L 3 94/14/01 H W 7 63/8/02 A W 10 53/9/02 A W 7 23/9/02 A W 6 34/25/03 H W 11 104/26/03 H W 7 04/26/03 H W 3 15/7/04 A W 6 55/8/04 A W 7 55/8/04 A W 11 15/29/04 P W 21 24/22/05 H W 6 34/23/05 H L 5 154/24/05 H L 9 193/16/07 H L 6 123/17/07 H L 3 83/18/07 H L 5 134/11/08 H W 6 54/12/08 H L 2 74/13/08 H W 17 64/10/09 A L 3 124/11/09 A L 5 64/12/09 A L 5 113/12/10 A W 13 83/13/10 A W 5 4 (11)3/14/10 A L 6 104/30/11 H L 7 94/30/11 H W 15 9

USF (2-12)2/25/94 A L 9 132/26/94 A L 1 162/27/94 A L 3 45/7/95 H L 4 95/8/95 H L 1 92/10/96 A W 11 42/11/96 A L 5 82/18/97 H L 9 102/19/97 H L 11 133/11/08 A L 6 74/22/08 H L 11 19 (10)4/1/09 A L 1 25/29/15 P L 3 55/31/15 P W 8 4

UTSA (7-5)3/7/14 A L 4 63/8/14 A L 0 63/9/14 A W 3 03/27/15 A W 10 43/28/15 A L 3 143/29/15 A W 9 55/6/16 H W 5 45/7/16 H W 13 55/8/16 H W 3 14/21/17 A L 9 64/22/17 A L 6 04/23/17 A W 10 0

UW-La Crosse (1-0)3/26/87 H W 13 0

Villanova (11-2)2/23/84 H W 9 02/24/84 H W 7 33/1/94 H W 4 03/4/94 H L 0 63/12/96 H W 11 72/28/97 H W 10 63/1/97 H W 8 73/1/98 H W 9 42/27/99 H W 14 82/28/99 H W 14 63/1/00 H L 12 133/7/01 H W 12 13/2/07 H W 12 3

VCU (3-1)6/4/05 P W 3 14/7/06 H L 1 34/8/06 H W 7 44/9/06 H W 3 0

Virginia Tech (0-1)3/8/11 H L 2 14

Wagner (4-0)3/13/87 H W 7 63/13/87 H W 6 13/15/87 H W 9 03/11/01 H W 6 0

Washington (0-1)2/13/98 H L 4 18 (12)

Wesleyan (CT) (5-2)3/17/81 H L 2 113/20/81 H L 12 233/19/82 H W 10 63/23/82 H W 10 23/21/83 H W 3 23/20/84 H W 12 83/20/85 H W 12 2

West Virginia (1-0)3/3/13 H W 6 5

Western Connecticut (1-0)3/26/93 H W 8 1

WKU (24-10)3/9/07 A W 13 33/10/07 A L 11 123/11/07 A W 9 75/25/07 P W 7 64/25/08 H W 12 64/26/08 H L 5 114/27/08 H W 10 55/21/08 P L 0 95/24/08 P W 6 55/24/08 P L 4 54/24/09 A W 3 14/25/09 A L 3 84/26/09 A L 3 44/16/10 H W 10 34/17/10 H W 5 4 (10)4/17/10 H W 9 85/26/10 P W 9 8 (13)5/6/11 A W 4 25/7/11 A L 2 65/8/11 A L 4 55/25/11 P L 10 11 (12)5/4/12 H W 6 5 (10)5/5/12 H W 6 05/6/12 H L 1 65/23/12 P W 4 35/10/13 A W 7 25/11/13 A W 10 35/12/13 A W 12 65/22/13 H W 5 45/14/15 A W 13 25/15/15 A W 6 45/19/16 H W 4 3 (12)5/20/16 H W 10 25/21/16 H W 4 15/12/17 A L 6 45/13/17 A W 5 35/14/17 A L 7 6

Western Michigan (0-1)3/3/01 H L 1 5

William Paterson (2-4-1)3/26/81 H L 2 153/27/81 H L 3 113/25/82 H L 3 83/20/83 H L 7 133/19/84 H W 8 73/18/85 H W 6 53/16/87 H T 3 3

Winthrop (2-3)5/13/99 H W 7 42/29/04 H W 14 45/1/04 A L 3 45/1/04 A L 1 35/1/04 A L 1 4

Wright State (2-0)3/24/99 H W 14 23/21/00 H W 12 1

5/1/11 H W 7 15/26/11 P L 6 94/27/12 A W 7 34/28/12 A L 4 64/29/12 A L 0 94/26/13 H L 3 84/27/13 H W 1 04/28/13 H L 3 55/24/13 P W 3 1 (10)

UAB (9-5)5/16/14 H W 3 15/16/14 H W 10 9 (10)5/17/14 H L 6 85/1/15 A L 0 65/2/15 A W 18 45/3/15 A W 5 25/22/15 P L 1 25/23/15 P L 0 10 (8)3/25/16 H W 5 33/25/16 H W 7 33/26/16 H W 5 03/24/17 A L 6 23/24/17 A W 6 33/25/17 A W 9 5

UALR (9-11)4/13/07 H L 6 74/14/07 H L 2 34/15/07 H W 4 23/9/08 A W 4 33/6/09 H L 7 163/7/09 H W 11 33/8/09 H L 4 63/19/10 H L 6 163/20/10 H W 11 03/21/10 H W 11 15/13/11 H W 3 15/14/11 H W 11 75/15/11 H L 2 45/28/11 P L 3 55/11/12 A L 1 45/12/12 A L 2 95/13/12 A W 12 85/4/13 H W 9 45/4/13 H L 10 145/5/13 H L 5 10

UCF (33-42)2/15/84 A L 5 63/1/84 H L 4 144/5/85 A W 10 94/28/89 H W 3 24/4/90 H L 1 24/5/93 A L 0 13/19/94 H L 8 133/20/94 H L 4 63/20/94 H W 11 15/7/94 A L 4 5 (10)5/8/94 A W 8 25/8/94 A W 9 22/25/95 H W 3 22/26/95 H W 11 22/26/95 H L 2 55/12/95 P L 5 73/29/96 A L 1 103/30/96 A W 3 23/31/96 A L 8 115/4/96 H W 9 65/5/96 H L 4 55/5/96 H W 6 25/16/96 P L 1 35/18/96 P L 2 64/13/97 H L 6 124/13/97 H L 0 54/27/97 A W 8 64/27/97 A W 6 44/28/97 A L 1 63/28/98 H L 3 43/29/98 H L 2 63/29/98 H L 0 94/25/98 A L 3 84/26/98 A L 3 54/26/98 A L 5 75/1/99 A W 18 75/1/99 A W 7 15/2/99 A L 4 55/20/99 P L 4 74/21/00 H W 2 14/22/00 H L 4 84/22/00 H L 10 123/17/01 A L 0 63/18/01 A L 1 23/18/01 A W 7 55/18/01 P L 5 65/3/02 H L 9 145/4/02 H L 5 75/4/02 H W 1 05/25/02 P L 6 84/18/03 A L 3 84/19/03 A W 9 04/19/03 A W 7 14/9/04 H W 7 64/10/04 H L 3 84/10/04 H W 7 45/28/04 P W 7 44/29/05 A W 8 64/30/05 A L 1 85/1/05 A W 14 35/28/05 P W 5 35/4/10 H L 13 144/12/11 H W 3 24/19/11 A L 0 123/27/12 H L 3 114/17/12 A L 3 124/16/13 A W 10 25/14/13 H W 4 35/7/14 H L 1 43/31/15 A W 11 55/6/15 H W 10 24/5/16 A W 5 0 (11)4/26/16 H L 1 34/11/17 A W 8 35/16/17 H (N) W 9 4

UCLA (1-2)2/8/02 A W 23 132/9/02 A L 1 42/10/02 A L 5 11

UNC Wilmington (2-2)4/29/85 A W 9 64/30/85 A W 4 15/2/87 A L 0 85/3/87 A L 0 4

Union (TN) (1-1) 5/18/83 P W 9 35/19/83 P L 2 6

UNLV (3-0)3/4/05 A W 5 03/5/05 A W 6 43/6/05 A W 3 1

FAU RECORD BOOK -ALL-TIME OPPONENT BREAKDOWN

Senior Pitcher Jake Miednik


1981 Record: 15-16Date Opponent Score2/23 at St. Thomas W 12-83/1 Florida Memorial W 17-53/6 at Southeastern (FL) W 14-23/6 at Southeastern (FL) W 13-33/6 at Southeastern (FL) W 7-03/11 Columbia W 8-73/13 Lewis L 10-113/15 NYIT L 2-43/15 NYIT L 1-63/17 Wesleyan (CT) L 2-113/18 St. Norbert W 26-203/20 Wesleyan (CT) L 12-233/21 Kean L 8-103/21 Kean W 16-73/23 Bowdoin W 22-73/24 Bowdoin W 13-73/26 William Paterson L 2-153/27 William Paterson L 3-113/31 Florida Tech L 3-64/4 Florida Memorial W 5-04/4 Florida Memorial W 6-44/11 FIU L 2-114/11 at FIU L 4-84/11 at FIU L 8-154/15 St. Thomas L 5-6 (12)4/22 Ft. Lauderdale L 2-64/24 Florida Bible W 25-04/25 at Ft. Lauderdale L 8-104/28 at Florida Tech L 5-65/1 Miami Christian L 0-95/5 at Miami Christian L 0-9

1982 Record: 42-14NAIA District 25 Appearance

Date Opponent Score2/5 Bethune-Cookman W 10-62/5 Bethune-Cookman W 4-12/13 at Florida Memorial W 7-42/13 at Florida Memorial W 7-42/19 at Rollins W 7-62/20 at Florida Tech L 6-7 (14)2/21 at Florida Southern L 5-112/23 Ft. Lauderdale W 8-22/26 St. Thomas W 7-53/5 at Miami L 4-183/6 Florida Tech W 5-43/6 Florida Tech W 4-13/9 Manhattanville W 4-13/9 Manhattanville W 11-03/10 Manhattanville W 17-13/12 Manhattanville W 2-13/13 Babson W 7-03/13 Babson W 7-03/14 John Jay W 10-03/14 John Jay W 13-03/16 Ramapo W 12-53/18 Columbia L 1-63/19 Wesleyan (CT) W 10-63/20 Kean W 4-13/20 Kean W 6-03/23 Wesleyan (CT) W 10-23/24 Olivet Nazarene W 9-13/25 William Paterson L 3-83/26 Olivet Nazarene W 17-13/26 Olivet Nazarene W 7-63/27 Bowdoin W 8-03/27 Bowdoin W 9-43/29 Olivet Nazarene W 4-24/3 Florida Memorial W 8-14/3 Florida Memorial W 17-34/6 St. Thomas L 8-214/7 FIU L 2-44/10 Flagler W 5-34/10 Flagler W 3-14/13 Ft. Lauderdale W 20-44/15 FIU L 2-44/16 at Bethune-Cookman W 6-14/17 at Flagler L 0-14/17 at Flagler W 1-04/20 at St. Thomas W 6-44/23 at FIU L 5-64/23 at FIU L 1-24/24 at Ft. Lauderdale W 7-04/24 at Ft. Lauderdale W 7-05/6 at Miami L 3-45/12 Armstrong State $ W 6-55/12 Shorter $ W 3-25/13 Georgia College $ L 15-185/14 Armstrong State $ W 25-105/14 Georgia College $ W 3-15/15 Georgia College $ L 4-7

$ NAIA District 25 Tournament

Steve Traylor 1983 Record: 49-14NAIA District 25 Appearance, NAIA Area Five Appearance

Date Opponent Score1/27 Dana W 15-32/5 Ft. Lauderdale W 7-02/5 Ft. Lauderdale W 9-32/9 Miami W 8-72/12 Florida Memorial W 4-32/12 Florida Memorial W 9-42/18 Florida L 2-82/19 at Florida Tech L 3-42/19 at Florida Tech W 3-22/20 at Florida Southern L 1-92/22 at Ft. Lauderdale W 10-62/25 Rollins L 5-8 (10)2/26 at Rollins W 1-0 (11)3/1 Rollins W 3-13/1 Palm Beach Atlantic W 21-73/4 Florida Memorial W 9-23/5 Florida Tech W 8-73/5 Florida Tech W 1-0 (10)3/9 Nazareth (MI) W 12-13/9 Nazareth (MI) W 9-33/10 Manhattanville W 20-53/12 Manhattanville W 13-53/12 Manhattanville W 8-53/13 John Jay W 7-63/13 John Jay W 4-13/15 Ramapo W 5-43/17 Maryville (TN) W 23-63/18 Kean W 15-33/19 Maryville (TN) W 15-43/19 Maryville (TN) W 27-13/20 William Paterson L 7-133/21 Wesleyan (CT) W 3-23/22 Tennessee Temple W 8-23/23 NJIT W 9-23/25 NJIT W 8-03/26 Bowdoin W 6-43/26 Bowdoin W 7-04/2 at Florida Memorial W 10-04/2 at Florida Memorial W 10-34/4 at St. Thomas W 2-14/5 St. Thomas W 13-64/6 at Palm Beach Atlantic W 9-04/10 at Armstrong State W 11-64/11 at Armstrong State W 5-44/11 at Armstrong State W 7-64/13 at Miami L 5-74/16 Flagler W 5-24/16 Flagler L 0-24/21 Miami L 2-44/22 at FIU W 10-24/23 Ft. Lauderdale L 3-4 (10)4/23 Ft. Lauderdale L 5-64/25 FIU L 8-164/27 at Miami L 2-64/29 at Flagler W 11-04/29 at Flagler W 4-24/30 at Armstrong State L 1-65/5 at Saint Leo W 6-45/8 Florida Southern L 4-85/12 Shorter $ W 10-25/13 Flagler $ W 7-25/14 Armstrong State $ W 7-35/18 Union (TN) ! W 9-35/19 Southern Arkansas ! L 1-135/19 Union (TN) ! L 2-6

$ NAIA District 25 Tournament; ! NAIA Area Five Tournament

1984 Record: 40-15NAIA District 25 Appearance, NAIA Area Five Appearance

Date Opponent Score2/2 Florida W 4-32/4 Florida Memorial W 11-42/4 Florida Memorial W 25-42/7 at Miami W 11-102/10 at Saint Leo W 6-52/11 at Eckerd L 7-102/12 at Tampa L 1-22/15 at UCF L 5-62/18 at Florida Tech W 5-42/18 at Florida Tech L 4-52/19 at Florida Southern L 5-132/20 at Bethune-Cookman L 3-42/20 at Bethune-Cookman W 9-82/23 Villanova W 9-02/24 Villanova W 7-32/25 Florida A&M W 8-62/25 Florida A&M W 15-23/1 UCF L 4-143/3 Florida Tech W 2-13/3 Florida Tech W 5-23/5 Florida Southern W 14-133/5 Florida Southern L 3-93/7 Navy W 6-53/10 John Jay W 5-0

3/10 John Jay W 8-23/13 Ramapo W 11-83/14 George Washington W 9-13/15 Alabama Christian L 3-103/16 Illinois Tech W 5-03/16 Illinois Tech W 2-03/17 Kean W 7-63/17 Kean W 7-03/18 NJIT W 21-03/19 William Paterson W 8-73/20 Wesleyan (CT) W 12-83/21 East Stroudsburg State W 15-43/22 Mt. Vernon Nazarene W 9-53/24 Cornell L 1-103/24 Cornell W 5-33/25 Bowdoin L 2-53/25 Bowdoin W 12-13/27 Judson W 7-33/28 King’s College W 14-43/29 Spring Arbor L 13-173/30 King’s College W 19-63/31 Spring Arbor L 1-74/6 at Rollins L 9-114/7 at Embry-Riddle W 7-04/7 at Embry-Riddle W 7-04/14 Florida Memorial W 9-44/14 Florida Memorial W 10-04/17 at Miami W 8-74/21 at Florida Memorial W 9-54/21 at Florida Memorial W 2-14/24 at Miami L 5-6

1985 Record: 44-15NCAA Regional Appearance

Date Opponent Score1/23 Dana W 27-31/25 Dana W 6-11/28 Dana W 26-22/2 Florida Memorial W 9-02/2 Florida Memorial W 20-12/6 Florida Southern W 16-112/8 Bethune-Cookman W 7-52/9 Barry W 10-12/13 at St. Thomas L 10-202/16 Eckerd W 6-52/17 Saint Leo W 10-62/19 St. Thomas W 5-42/23 at Florida Tech W 14-52/23 at Florida Tech W 8-32/24 at Florida Southern W 11-42/26 Tampa W 6-5 (10)3/1 St. Thomas W 12-53/2 Florida Tech L 4-83/2 Florida Tech W 6-43/5 at Florida L 6-103/6 at Edward Waters W 14-03/7 at Jacksonville W 7-63/8 at Edward Waters W 17-43/10 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 4-13/11 Oklahoma State L 2-133/13 Army W 9-53/14 Alabama Christian L 4-63/15 John Jay W 19-23/16 Kean L 3-53/16 Kean W 7-13/18 William Paterson W 6-53/18 Maine L 2-43/19 Bowdoin W 10-33/20 Wesleyan (CT) W 12-23/22 East Stroudsburg State W 15-93/23 NJIT W 18-03/23 Rutgers L 5-143/24 Bowdoin W 14-13/24 Ramapo L 0-53/26 Palm Beach Atlantic W 4-03/29 Barry W 12-43/30 Rollins W 7-33/31 Rollins W 13-44/3 at Miami L 2-64/5 at UCF W 10-94/6 at Barry W 14-74/10 at Spring Arbor W 13-34/12 at Barry W 10-04/13 at Florida Memorial W 7-04/13 at Florida Memorial W 7-04/20 at St. Thomas W 11-44/24 at Miami L 3-114/29 at UNC Wilmington W 9-64/30 at UNC Wilmington W 4-15/1 at Furman L 6-95/4 at Charlotte W 4-25/15 at Florida Southern $ L 2-85/16 at Florida Southern $ L 10-115/16 at Florida Southern $ L 11-29

$ NCAA Regional at Lakeland, FL

FAU RECORD BOOK - ALL-TIME YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


FAU RECORD BOOK - ALL-TIME YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1986 Record: 44-10Date Opponent Score2/1 Florida Memorial W 7-02/1 Florida Memorial W 19-32/4 at Barry W 15-42/9 at Saint Leo W 11-62/9 at Saint Leo W 10-42/11 Tampa L 7-92/12 Tampa W 1-02/14 at Bethune-Cookman W 9-42/14 at Bethune-Cookman W 14-22/15 at Florida Tech W 7-22/15 at Florida Tech W 5-32/18 Barry W 8-12/21 at Rollins L 1-52/22 at Eckerd L 3-132/23 at Eckerd L 10-112/26 Saint Leo W 8-22/27 Saint Leo L 4-73/1 Florida Tech W 10-43/1 Florida Tech W 5-03/8 Maine W 4-13/8 Maine W 2-13/9 St. Thomas W 5-33/9 St. Thomas W 6-33/11 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 10-13/12 Monmouth W 11-23/12 Monmouth W 9-13/13 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 11-03/16 Lowell W 4-13/17 Kean W 3-03/18 Rollins W 8-13/19 Rollins W 4-33/19 East Stroudsburg State W 8-03/21 NJIT W 13-13/22 Quinnipiac W 5-13/22 Quinnipiac L 3-4 (8)3/23 Bowdoin W 11-03/24 Air Force W 7-23/28 Air Force W 3-03/31 Niagara W 8-44/1 Palm Beach Atlantic W 10-14/2 Spring Arbor W 11-34/4 at Rollins L 8-94/5 Eckerd W 5-04/6 Eckerd L 3-54/8 at Barry W 9-74/11 at St. Thomas W 11-94/11 at St. Thomas W 12-14/12 at Florida Memorial W 12-74/12 at Florida Memorial W 13-94/13 Barry W 13-54/15 Palm Beach Atlantic W 7-14/19 at Tampa L 3-4 (12)4/20 at Tampa W 16-11 (11)4/29 at Miami L 3-6

1987 Record: 34-21-2Date Opponent Score1987 (34-21-2)1/31 Palm Beach Atlantic W 21-81/31 Palm Beach Atlantic W 15-02/3 at Barry W 10-22/7 at Saint Leo W 3-22/8 at Saint Leo L 15-172/10 Barry W 2-12/14 at Eckerd W 8-32/15 at Eckerd L 7-112/18 Tampa W 3-22/19 Tampa T 2-22/20 Saint Leo W 8-32/21 Saint Leo W 8-22/24 at St. Thomas L 1-82/26 St. Thomas W 6-42/28 Florida Tech W 3-12/28 Florida Tech W 6-23/2 at Rollins L 9-153/3 at Rollins L 2-33/5 at Florida L 6-103/10 LaSalle W 5-33/11 Florida Southern L 1-73/12 at Florida Southern L 7-93/13 Wagner W 7-63/13 Wagner W 6-13/14 Kean L 7-93/14 Kean W 6-13/15 Wagner W 9-03/16 William Paterson T 3-33/17 East Stroudsburg State W 7-13/18 Monmouth W 5-43/19 Trenton State W 17-153/20 Quinnipiac W 13-53/26 UW-La Crosse W 13-03/27 at FIU W 3-13/30 Northeastern W 7-63/31 Northeastern L 1-134/2 at Barry W 21-64/4 Spring Arbor W 8-7

4/4 Spring Arbor W 13-74/5 Barry W 9-64/8 Florida Memorial W 12-44/10 at Palm Beach Atlantic W 18-04/11 Eckerd L 9-104/12 Eckerd L 6-74/15 Florida Memorial W 8-24/17 at Miami L 9-194/18 at Florida Tech L 4-144/18 at Florida Tech L 2-84/25 St. Thomas L 12-184/26 at St. Thomas L 7-184/28 Rollins L 3-44/29 Rollins W 9-25/2 at UNC Wilmington L 0-85/3 at UNC Wilmington L 0-45/5 at Campbell W 6-1

1988 Record: 32-19-2Date Opponent Score1/30 Palm Beach Atlantic W 16-11/31 Barry W 14-12/3 Florida Memorial W 9-32/6 at Saint Leo W 7-52/7 at Saint Leo W 6-32/10 at Florida Memorial W 17-72/12 at Rollins L 3-62/13 at Rollins W 6-32/14 at Florida W 7-52/16 Nova W 12-32/17 Lynn W 9-62/20 Rollins W 20-52/21 Rollins W 4-22/23 Capital W 9-32/24 at FIU W 17-62/27 Florida Tech W 3-22/27 Florida Tech T 6-62/29 Florida Southern L 6-113/2 at Eckerd W 6-53/3 at Eckerd W 10-73/4 at Barry L 10-113/7 Tampa L 5-63/8 Tampa L 2-33/11 LaSalle L 8-103/12 at Florida Tech L 7-83/12 at Florida Tech L 6-163/13 at Florida Southern L 4-53/15 Princeton W 12-103/17 Montclair State L 0-53/18 Eckerd L 3-203/19 Eckerd L 3-53/20 Monmouth W 5-13/22 East Stroudsburg State W 6-23/23 Kean W 8-13/24 Monmouth W 11-13/26 at Barry W 8-43/27 at Barry W 11-13/29 Northeastern W 12-03/29 Northeastern T 2-23/31 Northeastern W 4-34/2 Spring Arbor W 2-14/2 Spring Arbor W 5-04/5 Nova W 13-14/6 Lynn W 14-74/12 at Nova L 5-64/13 at Miami L 3-124/20 Nova W 9-14/21 Lynn L 8-104/23 at St. Thomas L 10-114/24 St. Thomas L 2-115/15 at Palm Beach Atlantic W 20-25/17 at St. Thomas L 5-135/17 at St. Thomas L 4-5

1989 Record: 30-23-2Date Opponent Score2/11 Saint Leo L 3-42/12 Saint Leo W 12-22/14 at Rollins L 0-72/15 at Rollins L 8-102/16 at Barry L 4-82/17 at Florida Southern L 1-52/18 Florida Tech W 6-52/19 Florida Tech L 3-82/20 Barry L 4-52/23 Eckerd W 8-62/24 Eckerd L 8-112/25 Tampa L 3-42/26 Tampa L 8-93/1 Florida Southern W 8-63/2 Florida Southern L 3-93/4 Florida Tech W 15-93/4 Florida Tech W 2-03/5 Purdue W 4-03/6 Boston University W 9-03/8 Purdue L 4-5

3/9 LaSalle W 12-103/10 LaSalle W 5-23/11 Monmouth L 4-73/12 Mercy W 8-63/14 Southern Illinois W 15-63/15 Monmouth W 17-33/17 at Florida Southern L 1-63/18 Princeton T 6-63/19 Maine W 8-23/20 East Stroudsburg State W 14-23/21 Montclair State W 6-53/22 Montclair State L 6-93/23 Illinois L 10-123/24 St. Francis (NY) L 1-23/25 Northeastern L 0-13/26 Northeastern W 9-83/29 Northeastern W 14-13/30 Lynn W 8-63/31 Nova T 4-44/7 at St. Thomas W 19-94/8 St. Thomas W 10-54/9 Nova W 8-34/11 at FIU L 2-64/12 Lynn W 19-64/14 at Miami L 0-144/15 at Miami L 0-144/18 Barry L 2-94/19 at Barry W 4-34/23 Saint Leo W 8-34/24 Saint Leo W 15-74/25 Eckerd L 7-84/26 Eckerd W 16-94/28 at UCF W 3-25/2 at Tampa W 13-85/3 at Tampa W 5-2

1990 Record: 28-25Date Opponent Score2/10 Saint Leo W 11-12/11 Saint Leo W 8-52/14 at Eckerd W 6-52/15 at Eckerd W 13-72/17 Florida Southern L 4-122/17 Florida Southern L 2-5 (10)2/19 Barry W 6-5 (10)2/22 at Barry L 5-162/24 at Florida Southern L 1-72/25 at Florida Southern L 5-62/26 at Rollins L 5-62/27 at Rollins W 8-52/28 at Saint Leo L 9-163/1 at Saint Leo W 7-63/2 at Florida Tech W 4-33/3 at Florida Tech L 5-93/5 Purdue L 7-123/6 Lewis L 4-83/7 LaSalle W 13-103/8 Lewis W 10-73/9 Purdue W 10-63/10 LaSalle W 18-63/11 Georgetown W 11-73/12 Georgetown W 10-33/13 Georgetown W 6-13/15 Mercy W 3-23/17 Navy W 11-43/18 Monmouth W 6-53/19 East Connecticut L 4-73/20 Glassboro State L 4-63/21 Monmouth W 5-33/22 East Connecticut L 5-223/23 Glassboro State W 5-33/24 Rutgers L 6-7 (10)3/24 Northeastern L 1-53/25 Northeastern W 5-23/30 Rollins W 5-44/3 at St. Thomas W 12-104/4 UCF L 1-24/5 at Nova L 1-24/10 Boca Raton W 4-24/13 Eckerd L 8-114/21 Florida Tech W 6-54/22 Florida Tech W 4-34/23 Tampa L 5-124/24 Tampa L 4-64/26 St. Thomas W 6-44/28 at Miami L 3-114/29 at Barry L 5-94/30 Barry L 1-75/1 St. Thomas W 3-15/12 at Tampa L 3-45/13 at Tampa L 7-11

1991 Record: 24-31Date Opponent Score2/2 Saint Leo W 15-22/3 Saint Leo L 3-62/4 at St. Thomas W 5-42/9 at Tampa L 4-5

Kevin Cooney


2/10 at Tampa L 8-122/14 Tampa L 0-52/15 Tampa L 9-192/19 at Barry L 2-52/21 Barry W 6-52/23 at Florida Tech L 8-122/24 at Florida Tech L 1-43/2 LaSalle W 11-03/3 Detroit-Mercy L 3-53/4 Purdue L 8-93/5 LaSalle W 14-33/6 Detroit-Mercy L 4-73/7 Purdue W 11-33/8 Boston University W 13-53/9 Maine L 8-163/12 Mercy W 13-33/13 Providence L 4-63/14 Mercy W 5-43/15 Columbia L 10-183/16 Monmouth L 4-83/18 Army L 1-43/19 Army W 22-33/20 Monmouth W 12-53/21 Columbia W 7-13/22 East Stroudsburg State W 6-23/23 Northeastern L 3-163/25 Ohio State L 3-63/28 Lynn W 6-43/29 Rollins W 5-03/30 Rollins L 1-104/2 at Lynn W 6-34/4 at Nova L 1-144/12 St. Thomas L 5-84/15 Bethune-Cookman W 4-14/15 Miami L 0-74/19 Lynn W 7-24/20 Saint Leo L 5-64/21 Saint Leo W 7-34/24 Florida L 2-64/26 Florida Southern L 3-44/27 Florida Southern L 1-74/30 Florida Tech L 4-85/1 Florida Tech W 4-35/2 Nova W 7-65/3 Miami L 7-85/4 Eckerd W 9-85/5 Eckerd W 4-35/7 at Rollins L 2-115/8 at Rollins W 9-25/11 Florida Southern L 5-115/12 Florida Southern L 2-13

1992 Record: 27-27Date Opponent Score2/1 Saint Leo L 6-92/2 Saint Leo W 5-12/4 Barry L 2-42/6 at Florida A&M W 9-72/8 at Florida A&M L 1-62/10 at Stetson L 0-52/11 at Bethune-Cookman W 15-32/12 at Bethune-Cookman W 2-02/15 Tampa L 3-72/16 Tampa L 2-52/18 at Barry W 8-42/22 Florida Southern W 5-4 (11)2/23 Florida Southern L 0-22/26 at Saint Leo L 7-102/27 at Saint Leo W 12-32/29 LaSalle W 9-33/1 Lewis W 12-43/2 Purdue L 4-123/3 Lewis W 25-93/4 LaSalle W 12-43/5 Purdue W 6-13/7 at Tampa L 7-113/8 at Tampa L 1-43/9 Mercy W 7-23/11 Boston University W 9-33/14 Monmouth L 12-183/15 Monmouth L 0-23/16 Army W 5-43/17 Army W 6-53/18 Columbia W 7-63/20 Glassboro State W 8-73/24 at Lynn L 0-33/27 at Florida Southern L 7-93/28 at Florida Southern L 8-113/30 at Florida Tech W 8-4 (11)4/1 Florida Tech W 12-84/4 at Eckerd L 1-24/5 at Eckerd L 0-14/7 at FIU L 1-94/9 at Nova L 0-74/11 Florida A&M W 4-34/15 Lynn L 3-74/17 at Rollins L 4-124/18 at Rollins W 4-3

4/21 at Miami L 2-144/25 Eckerd W 7-04/26 Eckerd W 7-64/29 at Georgetown W 20-24/30 at Maryland-Baltimore L 9-104/30 at Coppin State W 7-15/1 at Coppin State W 13-65/2 George Mason L 3-75/8 Rollins L 3-105/9 Rollins L 2-10

1993 Record: 41-17NCAA Regional Appearance

Date Opponent Score1/30 Saint Leo W 9-21/31 Saint Leo W 4-22/3 Barry W 10-22/6 Eckerd W 8-22/7 Eckerd W 7-52/10 at Barry L 5-6 (10)2/13 at Rollins W 7-12/14 at Rollins L 0-32/16 Barry L 1-22/20 at Tampa W 9-42/21 at Tampa L 0-102/26 at Eckerd W 4-12/28 Michigan State L 4-103/2 Providence W 6-53/3 Providence W 8-13/6 Florida Tech W 9-83/7 Florida Tech W 5-43/8 LaSalle W 9-73/10 LaSalle W 3-2 (10)3/10 Lewis W 4-23/12 Lewis W 11-53/13 Monmouth W 7-43/14 Rutgers W 8-43/14 Rowan State W 4-33/18 Columbia W 14-13/18 Iona W 9-23/20 Seton Hall W 5-43/22 at Saint Leo W 6-53/23 at Saint Leo L 1-103/26 Western Connecticut W 8-13/30 Northwood W 13-14/2 at Miami W 2-04/3 at Miami L 0-34/5 at UCF L 0-14/8 Dowling W 19-54/8 at Nova L 5-64/13 Palm Beach Atlantic W 14-84/16 Nova W 9-24/17 Palm Beach Atlantic W 13-44/19 Florida A&M W 5-34/19 Florida A&M W 9-54/20 Lynn W 9-84/21 Northwood W 10-44/25 Tampa W 6-54/25 Tampa L 4-64/30 at Barry W 10-15/1 Eckerd W 6-55/4 at Miami L 2-3 (13)5/5 at Florida L 1-115/7 Rollins W 10-15/8 Rollins W 5-4 (10)5/9 Florida Southern W 5-25/11 at Florida Southern L 1-35/14 at Florida Tech L 8-9 (10)5/15 at Florida Tech L 2-65/21 Rollins $ W 10-9 (10)5/22 Tampa $ L 1-125/23 Tampa $ L 5-8

$ NCAA Regional at Plant City, FL

1994 Record: 31-23Date Opponent Score2/4 Florida A&M W 11-32/5 Florida A&M W 5-42/5 Florida A&M W 13-02/12 at Florida A&M W 11-92/13 at Florida A&M W 11-02/13 at Florida A&M W 12-32/16 Tampa W 9-42/22 Eckerd L 9-102/23 Eckerd W 5-02/25 at USF L 9-132/26 at USF L 1-162/27 at USF L 3-43/1 Villanova W 4-03/4 Villanova L 0-63/5 Lewis W 6-43/6 Michigan State W 11-73/7 LaSalle W 6-33/8 Pace W 9-23/10 LaSalle L 6-73/10 Rutgers L 5-123/12 Iona L 7-93/13 Miami L 4-7

3/14 Army W 16-63/15 Army L 2-63/17 Columbia W 6-53/18 Providence W 13-23/19 UCF L 8-133/20 UCF L 4-63/20 UCF W 11-13/22 Monmouth W 16-53/23 Monmouth W 16-53/24 Monmouth W 10-03/26 Northeastern W 14-63/28 Northeastern W 3-24/1 at Jacksonville L 2-94/2 at Jacksonville L 3-4 (11)4/3 at Jacksonville L 4-64/5 Florida Tech L 4-74/6 Florida Tech L 5-64/9 Bethune-Cookman W 8-24/9 Bethune-Cookman W 10-34/10 Bethune-Cookman W 9-64/12 at Miami L 3-74/13 Stetson L 4-54/17 Lynn W 6-04/19 at Florida W 4-24/29 at FIU L 7-94/30 FIU W 7-05/4 at Florida L 3-45/4 at Florida L 8-95/6 at Stetson W 10-5 (11)5/7 at UCF L 4-5 (10)5/8 at UCF W 8-25/8 at UCF W 9-2

1995 Record: 27-31 (17-13 A-Sun)Date Opponent Score2/1 at Miami L 2-52/3 at Florida State L 4-212/4 at Florida State L 7-112/5 at Florida State L 4-82/9 Lynn W 8-72/15 at Miami L 1-102/17 at Campbell * W 8-32/20 at Campbell * W 7-3 (8)2/20 at Campbell * W 2-02/25 UCF * W 3-22/26 UCF * W 11-22/26 UCF * L 2-53/1 at Miami L 6-163/3 at Stetson * L 1-23/4 at Stetson * L 1-2 (8)3/4 at Stetson * L 7-83/7 Detroit-Mercy W 6-5 (11)3/9 Lewis W 16-153/9 Detroit-Mercy W 6-53/11 Georgia State * W 7-23/12 Georgia State * W 4-23/12 Georgia State * W 7-13/15 Columbia W 8-53/15 Princeton W 8-23/17 at Samford * L 5-83/18 at Samford * L 6-7 (8)3/18 at Samford * W 8-73/22 Miami L 3-53/25 Mercer * W 7-53/26 Mercer * W 10-13/26 Mercer * W 3-03/27 Northeastern L 3-73/29 at Florida W 11-34/2 at Florida A&M L 1-24/3 at Florida A&M L 5-94/3 at Florida A&M W 9-34/7 Southeastern Louisiana * W 3-24/8 Southeastern Louisiana * W 6-54/8 Southeastern Louisiana * W 4-34/11 Bethune-Cookman L 1-74/11 Bethune-Cookman L 3-54/12 Bethune-Cookman W 10-3 (10)4/14 at Centenary * L 2-44/15 at Centenary * L 2-64/15 at Centenary * L 2-44/19 Florida L 7-84/28 Charleston * W 6-04/29 Charleston * W 4-14/29 Charleston * L 1-55/2 Jacksonville L 0-75/5 at FIU * L 0-55/6 at FIU * L 2-55/6 at FIU * L 4-85/7 USF L 4-95/8 USF L 1-95/11 FIU ^ W 1-0 (10)5/12 UCF ^ L 5-75/12 Stetson ^ L 0-6

* A-Sun Conference game^ A-Sun Tournament at Homestead, FL



1996 Record: 39-23 (9-9 A-Sun)Date Opponent Score2/2 Bethune-Cookman W 9-42/3 Bethune-Cookman W 5-12/3 Bethune-Cookman W 6-02/10 at USF W 11-42/11 at USF L 5-82/16 Kentucky L 7-8 (12)2/17 Kentucky L 1-32/18 Kentucky L 2-72/21 at Miami L 3-122/23 at Bethune-Cookman L 1-42/23 at Bethune-Cookman W 17-22/24 at Bethune-Cookman L 5-113/1 Michigan State W 5-4 (13)3/3 Detroit-Mercy W 9-03/5 Monmouth W 7-23/7 Lewis W 8-43/8 Monmouth W 15-23/9 St. Peter’s W 7-13/9 Michigan State L 7-123/12 Villanova W 11-73/13 Columbia W 3-23/14 Iona W 7-23/16 Columbia W 16-23/17 Northeastern W 1-03/17 Northeastern W 5-33/18 Northeastern W 6-23/20 Montclair State W 8-23/22 Northeastern W 5-33/23 Northeastern W 1-03/23 Northeastern W 11-73/29 at UCF * L 1-103/30 at UCF * W 3-23/31 at UCF * L 8-114/3 at Florida L 10-114/5 at Stetson * L 1-34/6 at Stetson * L 3-54/6 at Stetson * L 4-104/9 Florida A&M W 3-24/10 Florida A&M W 11-84/10 Florida A&M W 19-64/12 FIU * W 5-4 (11)4/13 FIU * W 6-44/13 FIU * W 11-54/19 Stetson * W 6-44/20 Stetson * L 5-84/20 Stetson * L 3-64/26 at FIU * L 3-94/27 at FIU * W 6-44/27 at FIU * W 6-24/30 at Florida State L 8-9 (10)5/1 at Florida State L 5-135/4 UCF * W 9-65/5 UCF * L 4-55/5 UCF * W 6-25/7 at Miami L 2-105/9 Campbell # W 4-25/10 Campbell # W 6-15/15 Jacksonville State ^ W 11-75/16 UCF ^ L 1-35/16 FIU ^ W 4-35/17 Stetson ^ W 8-55/18 UCF ^ L 2-6

* A-Sun Conference game# A-Sun Tournament Play-In at Buies Creek, NC

^ A-Sun Tournament at DeLand, FL

1997 Record: 32-24 (8-9 A-Sun)Date Opponent Score2/1 Bethune-Cookman W 23-52/2 Bethune-Cookman L 4-112/2 Bethune-Cookman W 7-62/7 NC State W 10-72/8 NC State W 14-122/9 NC State W 8-22/15 St. Francis (NY) W 25-32/16 St. Francis (NY) W 8-42/18 USF L 9-102/19 USF L 11-132/21 St. John’s W 15-42/22 St. John’s W 3-22/24 at Bethune-Cookman W 5-22/24 at Bethune-Cookman W 6-12/28 Villanova W 10-63/1 Villanova W 8-73/2 Michigan State L 0-63/3 Pittsburgh W 14-23/4 Michigan State L 9-163/4 LaSalle W 11-53/5 Monmouth W 13-53/8 Illinois State L 3-113/9 Illinois State L 3-183/11 Montclair State W 4-33/13 Illinois State L 3-93/16 Rutgers W 13-53/17 Rutgers W 6-53/18 at Florida State L 3-11

3/19 at Florida State W 13-53/21 Columbia W 19-63/22 Columbia W 5-33/23 Iona W 17-53/24 Brown L 7-83/26 Iona W 8-23/28 FIU * L 3-63/29 FIU * W 5-33/29 FIU * W 4-14/5 at Stetson * W 11-34/6 at Stetson * W 8-54/6 at Stetson * L 1-104/8 at Florida L 8-94/13 UCF * L 6-124/13 UCF * L 0-54/18 Stetson * L 3-64/19 Stetson * W 5-24/19 Stetson * L 3-154/23 at Miami L 6-124/27 at UCF * W 8-64/27 at UCF * W 6-44/28 at UCF * L 1-64/30 at Miami L 8-135/2 at FIU * L 0-15/3 at FIU * L 1-35/3 at FIU * W 8-65/9 at Southeastern Louisiana # L 6-85/10 at Southeastern Louisiana # L 3-9

* A-Sun Conference game# A-Sun Tournament Play-In at Hammond, LA

1998 Record: 29-30 (6-14 A-Sun)Date Opponent Score1/30 Bethune-Cookman W 8-61/31 Bethune-Cookman L 12-141/31 Bethune-Cookman W 12-32/9 at Bethune-Cookman L 6-112/9 at Bethune-Cookman W 11-62/13 Washington L 4-18 (12)2/14 Oregon State L 5-132/15 Santa Clara L 10-132/21 at Jacksonville W 8-02/22 at Jacksonville L 5-72/22 at Jacksonville W 10-42/24 at Auburn L 6-122/25 at Auburn L 1-82/27 Eastern Michigan W 8-7 (10)3/1 Eastern Michigan W 5-43/1 Villanova W 9-43/4 at Clemson L 5-63/4 at Clemson W 6-53/6 Maine W 15-73/7 Monmouth W 12-83/8 Providence W 8-63/8 LaSalle W 10-43/9 Ball State W 10-43/11 Pace W 23-43/12 Pace W 16-33/13 Ball State W 14-13/14 Iona W 13-63/15 Iona W 29-143/17 Rutgers L 1-53/18 Rutgers W 4-13/20 Columbia W 6-03/21 Columbia W 8-33/22 CW Post W 7-23/24 at Florida State L 5-133/25 at Florida State L 5-73/28 UCF * L 3-43/29 UCF * L 2-63/29 UCF * L 0-94/3 at Stetson * L 7-114/4 at Stetson * W 7-04/4 at Stetson * L 7-84/10 at FIU * L 3-54/11 at FIU * L 4-104/11 at FIU * W 3-14/15 at Miami L 2-44/17 Stetson * L 8-104/18 Stetson * W 6-24/18 Stetson * W 4-24/22 at Miami L 3-234/25 at UCF * L 3-84/26 at UCF * L 3-54/26 at UCF * L 5-75/1 FIU * L 8-165/2 FIU * L 2-45/2 FIU * L 5-65/8 at Georgia State # W 18-105/9 at Georgia State # W 29-55/13 FIU ^ L 8-95/14 Troy State ^ L 6-11

* A-Sun Conference game# A-Sun Tournament Play-In at Atlanta, GA

^ A-Sun Tournament at Kissimmee, FL

1999 Record: 54-9 (26-4 A-Sun)Atlantic Sun Regular Season Champions

NCAA Regional AppearanceDate Opponent Score2/5 Bethune-Cookman W 7-32/6 Bethune-Cookman W 20-42/6 Bethune-Cookman W 10-22/12 Kentucky W 18-22/13 Kentucky W 11-102/14 Kentucky W 19-62/17 at Miami L 1-32/19 at Bethune-Cookman W 7-42/20 at Bethune-Cookman W 2-12/20 at Bethune-Cookman W 9-32/27 Villanova W 14-82/28 Villanova W 14-63/3 St. John’s W 5-33/5 Maine W 21-63/6 Pace W 6-03/7 Michigan State W 17-23/9 Monmouth W 12-83/10 Pace W 16-03/12 Troy State * W 9-53/13 Troy State * W 7-43/13 Troy State * W 8-23/16 Rutgers W 5-33/17 Princeton W 13-73/19 at Jacksonville State * W 4-13/20 at Jacksonville State * W 7-03/20 at Jacksonville State * W 15-43/22 Cornell W 4-23/23 Cornell W 9-03/24 Wright State W 14-23/26 Samford * W 13-123/27 Samford * W 13-53/27 Samford * W 7-23/30 Kent State W 7-33/31 Kent State W 4-34/2 at Campbell * W 3-04/2 at Campbell * W 10-34/3 at Campbell * W 7-44/9 Centenary * W 5-24/10 Centenary * W 8-74/10 Centenary * W 12-34/16 at Jacksonville * W 13-84/17 at Jacksonville * L 1-24/17 at Jacksonville * W 9-04/23 Stetson * W 14-24/24 Stetson * W 2-14/24 Stetson * W 9-15/1 at UCF * W 18-75/1 at UCF * W 7-15/2 at UCF * L 4-55/8 at Georgia State * W 18-95/8 at Georgia State * W 11-85/9 at Georgia State * W 12-45/13 Winthrop W 7-45/14 Mercer * W 6-35/15 Mercer * L 1-35/15 Mercer * L 4-95/19 Centenary ^ W 18-55/20 UCF ^ L 4-75/21 Troy State ^ L 4-115/28 FIU $ L 1-45/29 Bethune-Cookman $ W 12-05/30 FIU $ W 1-05/30 Miami $ L 2-3

* A-Sun Conference game^ A-Sun Tournament at Kissimmee, FL

$ NCAA Regional at Coral Gables, FL

2000 Record: 43-19 (20-7 A-Sun)NCAA Regional Appearance

Date Opponent Score1/28 Brigham Young @ASU W 12-91/28 at Arizona State L 4-301/29 Brigham Young @ASU W 6-41/30 at Arizona State L 2-32/8 at Miami W 7-22/11 at Bethune-Cookman W 10-12/12 at Bethune-Cookman W 7-02/18 Minnesota W 9-42/19 Minnesota L 2-62/20 Minnesota W 7-62/24 FIU L 2-42/26 FIU W 15-12/27 FIU W 8-43/1 Villanova L 12-133/3 Ball State W 5-03/4 Monmouth W 6-53/5 Michigan State W 11-13/7 Monmouth W 17-33/8 Ball State W 3-23/10 Boston College W 1-03/11 Hofstra W 9-23/12 Hofstra W 18-43/14 Rutgers W 5-43/15 Miami (OH) L 1-5



3/17 Georgia State W 2-03/18 Georgia State W 4-03/18 Georgia State L 4-83/21 Wright State W 12-13/24 Jacksonville * L 5-63/25 Jacksonville * W 7-63/25 Jacksonville * W 2-13/28 Harvard W 11-43/31 at Samford* W 5-34/1 at Samford * W 15-14/1 at Samford * W 11-74/7 Jacksonville State * W 11-04/8 Jacksonville State * W 10-24/8 Jacksonville State * W 10-14/11 Bethune-Cookman W 10-24/12 Bethune-Cookman L 0-24/14 at Mercer * W 8-14/15 at Mercer * L 3-64/15 at Mercer * W 10-34/21 UCF * W 2-14/22 UCF * L 4-84/22 UCF * L 10-124/29 at Stetson * L 8-224/30 at Stetson * W 5-44/30 at Stetson * W 9-65/5 Campbell * W 15-45/6 Campbell * W 2-15/6 Campbell * W 19-65/3 at FIU L 1-25/12 at Troy * W 8-05/13 at Troy * W 11-25/13 at Troy * L 7-135/17 Georgia State ^ W 4-35/18 Stetson ^ L 7-95/19 Georgia State ^ L 7-85/26 FIU $ W 14-65/27 Miami $ L 5-115/27 FIU $ L 0-7

* A-Sun Conference game^ A-Sun Tournament at Jacksonville, FL


2001 Record: 36-24 (14-13 A-Sun)Date Opponent Score1/25 at Miami L 3-91/26 at Miami W 11-101/27 at Miami L 2-42/2 at Bethune-Cookman W 4-12/3 at Bethune-Cookman W 10-22/3 at Bethune-Cookman L 5-62/9 Boston College W 7-22/10 Oklahoma State W 9-42/11 Boston College W 9-52/16 at FIU L 2-52/17 at FIU W 17-122/18 at FIU L 2-72/23 Bethune-Cookman W 7-62/24 Bethune-Cookman W 5-42/25 Bethune-Cookman W 5-43/2 Notre Dame L 0-33/3 Western Michigan L 1-53/6 Monmouth W 9-33/7 Villanova W 12-13/9 Iona W 10-43/10 Illinois State L 3-63/11 Wagner W 6-03/13 Rutgers W 5-43/14 East Carolina W 9-83/17 at UCF * L 0-63/18 at UCF * L 1-23/18 at UCF * W 7-53/20 Stony Book W 7-23/21 Northeastern W 6-43/22 Hartford W 7-63/23 at Campbell * L 9-103/23 at Campbell * L 3-73/24 at Campbell * W 14-133/27 Harvard W 10-33/28 at Florida L 0-103/30 Samford * L 3-63/31 Samford * W 4-33/31 Samford * W 6-34/6 at Jacksonville * L 2-64/7 at Jacksonville * W 10-44/7 at Jacksonville * W 11-24/13 Troy State * W 8-34/14 Troy State * L 3-94/14 Troy State * W 7-64/20 at Georgia State * W 8-34/21 at Georgia State * W 11-64/21 at Georgia State * L 0-114/27 Stetson * L 7-184/28 Stetson * L 3-64/28 Stetson * L 4-95/4 at Jacksonville State * W 5-25/5 at Jacksonville State * W 9-05/5 at Jacksonville State * W 14-25/11 Mercer * L 4-7

5/12 Mercer * W 11-85/12 Mercer * L 2-75/16 Stetson ^ W 2-15/17 Jacksonville ^ W 7-35/18 UCF ^ L 5-65/19 Jacksonville ^ L 5-12

* A-Sun Conference game^ A-Sun Tournament at Jacksonville, FL

2002 Record: 46-21 (22-8 A-Sun)NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional Champion

NCAA Super Regional AppearanceDate Opponent Score2/1 Bethune-Cookman L 2-82/2 Bethune-Cookman W 11-72/3 Bethune-Cookman L 5-92/8 at UCLA W 23-132/9 at UCLA L 1-42/10 at UCLA L 5-112/20 St. Francis (NY) W 6-22/22 Hartford W 5-42/23 Hartford W 31-02/24 Hartford W 6-43/1 Minnesota W 6-53/2 Tennessee L 2-53/3 Alabama L 3-83/5 LaSalle W 27-93/6 LaSalle W 19-03/8 at Troy State * W 10-53/9 at Troy State * W 7-23/9 at Troy State * W 6-33/12 Iona W 9-53/13 Monmouth W 10-33/15 Miami (OH) W 2-13/16 Kansas State W 8-43/17 Cornell W 18-73/19 Rutgers W 6-53/20 Rider W 17-33/22 at Samford * W 9-43/23 at Samford * W 3-23/23 at Samford * W 6-23/26 Harvard W 11-03/29 Jacksonville State * W 12-33/30 Jacksonville State * W 5-43/30 Jacksonville State * W 8-74/5 at Belmont * W 7-44/5 at Belmont * W 5-14/6 at Belmont * W 13-24/12 Campbell * W 2-14/13 Campbell * W 5-24/13 Campbell * W 10-14/19 at Stetson * W 5-44/20 at Stetson * W 14-24/20 at Stetson * L 6-104/24 at Miami L 5-64/27 Jacksonville * W 6-34/28 Jacksonville * L 3-54/28 Jacksonville * W 8-05/3 UCF * L 9-145/4 UCF * L 5-75/4 UCF * W 1-05/7 at FIU L 3-65/10 at Mercer * W 12-115/11 at Mercer * L 3-55/11 at Mercer * L 3-115/15 FIU W 17-85/17 Georgia State * L 2-35/18 Georgia State * L 4-55/18 Georgia State * W 11-45/22 Jacksonville ^ W 4-25/23 Stetson ^ L 0-35/24 Jacksonville ^ W 6-45/24 Stetson ^ W 10-35/25 UCF ^ L 6-85/31 Auburn $ W 16-116/1 SE Missouri State $ W 12-66/2 Alabama $ L 2-76/2 Alabama $ W 6-56/7 Georgia Tech ! L 3-146/8 Georgia Tech ! L 5-11

* A-Sun Conference game^ A-Sun Tournament at DeLand, FL$ NCAA Regional at Tuscaloosa, AL

! NCAA Super Regional at Atlanta, GA

2003 Record: 47-16 (25-8 A-Sun)Atlantic Sun Regular Season Champions

NCAA Regional AppearanceDate Opponent Score1/31 at Bethune-Cookman W 11-42/1 at Bethune-Cookman W 8-62/2 at Bethune-Cookman W 7-02/7 Bethune-Cookman W 12-22/8 Bethune-Cookman W 8-52/12 at FIU L 0-42/14 Eastern Michigan W 12-62/15 Eastern Michigan L 5-102/16 Eastern Michigan L 2-3

2/19 FIU L 0-92/21 Siena W 5-22/22 Siena W 16-12/22 Siena W 9-22/26 FIU W 13-72/28 Gardner-Webb * W 8-03/1 Gardner-Webb * W 2-13/1 Gardner-Webb * L 6-83/5 at FIU W 20-03/8 at Georgia State * W 10-33/8 at Georgia State * W 7-43/9 at Georgia State * W 10-7 (10)3/12 Seton Hall W 11-03/14 Mercer * W 14-33/15 Mercer * L 3-73/15 Mercer * W 5-03/18 Kansas State W 6-23/19 Rutgers W 9-83/21 at Jacksonville State * L 2-3 (12)3/22 at Jacksonville State * W 4-03/22 at Jacksonville State * W 14-13/24 Harvard W 15-63/28 Samford * W 25-93/29 Samford * W 5-43/29 Samford * W 6-24/2 at Miami W 5-34/4 Belmont * L 3-64/5 Belmont * W 10-14/5 Belmont * W 6-44/11 at Campbell * W 11-14/12 at Campbell * L 4-64/12 at Campbell * W 9-64/18 at UCF * L 3-84/19 at UCF * W 9-04/19 at UCF * W 7-14/25 Troy State * W 11-104/26 Troy State * W 7-04/26 Troy State * W 3-15/2 at Jacksonville * L 6-75/3 at Jacksonville * W 5-45/3 at Jacksonville * W 3-25/8 NYIT W 9-25/9 at Georgia Southern W 12-25/10 NYIT W 11-35/16 Stetson * W 16-55/17 Stetson * W 2-05/17 Stetson * L 5-65/21 Jacksonville ^ L 3-45/22 Gardner-Webb ^ W 5-45/23 Jacksonville State ^ W 3-25/24 Stetson ^ L 1-85/30 Florida $ W 4-35/31 Miami $ L 0-15/31 Florida $ L 14-22

* A-Sun Conference game^ A-Sun Tournament at DeLand, FL


2004 Record: 47-17 (20-10 A-Sun)Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Champions

NCAA Regional AppearanceDate Opponent Score2/6 Florida A&M W 7-62/7 Florida A&M W 12-42/8 Florida A&M W 10-42/10 at Bethune-Cookman W 9-42/13 Southern Illinois W 14-22/14 Southern Illinois W 7-02/15 Southern Illinois W 7-22/20 George Washington W 7-12/21 George Washington W 29-12/22 George Washington W 7-52/27 Minnesota W 4-22/28 Notre Dame L 2-32/29 Winthrop W 14-43/3 at FIU W 7-53/5 FIU W 13-13/6 at FIU W 13-53/7 FIU W 6-5 (12)3/12 Campbell * W 3-23/13 Campbell * W 6-13/13 Campbell * L 2-33/16 Iona W 12-13/17 Rutgers W 12-11 (10)3/19 at Gardner-Webb * L 3-43/20 at Gardner-Webb * L 1-43/20 at Gardner-Webb * W 12-63/23 Ohio State W 6-43/24 Ohio State W 7-63/26 Jacksonville * L 5-113/27 Jacksonville * W 7-33/27 Jacksonville * W 11-64/2 at Stetson * W 9-84/3 at Stetson * L 13-14 (10)4/3 at Stetson * L 1-44/9 UCF W 7-64/10 UCF L 3-84/10 UCF W 7-4



4/14 Bethune-Cookman W 11-54/16 Lipscomb * W 8-74/17 Lipscomb * W 17-24/17 Lipscomb * L 1-54/24 at Belmont * W 1-04/24 at Belmont * L 2-54/25 at Belmont * W 8-75/1 at Winthrop L 3-45/1 at Winthrop L 1-35/2 at Winthrop L 1-45/7 at Troy * W 6-55/8 at Troy * W 7-55/8 at Troy * W 11-15/14 Georgia State * W 14-35/15 Georgia State * W 4-35/15 Georgia State * L 4-95/19 at Miami L 3-135/21 at Mercer * W 20-75/22 at Mercer * W 4-35/22 at Mercer * W 5-45/26 Gardner-Webb ^ W 7-45/27 Stetson ^ W 15-15/28 UCF ^ W 7-45/29 Troy ^ W 21-26/4 NC State $ L 5-66/5 St. Bonaventure $ W 14-26/5 NC State $ W 10-26/6 Miami $ L 6-19



2005 Record: 37-24 (19-11 A-Sun)NCAA Regional Appearance

Date Opponent Score2/11 Cincinnati W 7-6 (13)2/12 Cincinnati W 6-32/13 Cincinnati W 11-92/18 TCU L 10-112/19 TCU W 3-12/20 TCU L 3-72/25 Purdue W 6-42/26 Purdue W 5-42/27 Purdue L 3-92/28 Michigan L 1-43/4 at UNLV W 5-03/5 at UNLV W 6-43/6 at UNLV W 3-13/10 Boston College L 6-7 (11)3/11 Gardner-Webb * W 8-33/11 Gardner-Webb * W 4-33/12 Gardner-Webb * W 4-23/15 Rutgers W 10-63/18 at Campbell * L 6-73/19 at Campbell * W 2-03/19 at Campbell * L 6-83/25 Stetson W 9-73/25 Stetson L 5-63/26 Stetson L 4-53/30 Harvard W 11-54/1 at Jacksonville * W 7-6 (11)4/2 at Jacksonville * L 1-84/3 at Jacksonville * L 7-84/6 FIU W 18-54/10 Belmont * L 6-104/10 Belmont * W 13-54/11 Belmont * L 5-84/15 at Lipscomb * W 10-24/16 at Lipscomb * W 3-14/17 at Lipscomb * W 12-11 (10)4/20 Bethune-Cookman W 7-44/22 Troy W 6-34/23 Troy L 5-154/24 Troy L 9-194/29 at UCF * W 8-64/30 at UCF * L 1-85/1 at UCF * W 14-35/6 at Georgia Tech L 4-5 (10)5/7 at Georgia Tech L 3-125/8 at Georgia Tech W 2-05/11 at FIU L 2-75/12 Mercer * W 4-15/12 Mercer * W 14-45/13 Mercer * W 15-105/17 at Georgia Southern L 3-65/19 at Georgia State * W 16-65/21 at Georgia State * W 7-35/21 at Georgia State * W 6-45/25 Georgia State ^ W 11-15/26 Stetson ^ W 3-05/27 Stetson ^ L 3-75/28 UCF ^ W 5-35/28 Stetson ^ L 0-86/3 Mississippi State $ L 2-136/4 VCU $ W 3-16/5 Mississippi State $ L 4-8



2006 Record: 30-28 (14-16 A-Sun)Date Opponent Score2/3 Tennessee L 1-122/5 Tennessee L 8-92/5 Tennessee W 6-52/10 Southern Illinois L 6-72/11 Southern Illinois W 12-02/12 Southern Illinois L 8-172/17 Louisville W 13-42/18 Louisville W 7-42/19 Louisville W 6-02/25 Connecticut W 1-02/25 Connecticut L 0-22/26 Connecticut L 1-93/3 at TCU L 1-53/4 at TCU L 5-103/5 at TCU W 4-33/7 Monmouth W 7-53/10 at Mercer * L 4-63/11 at Mercer * L 3-73/11 at Mercer * L 5-83/14 Rutgers W 6-43/15 Columbia W 8-73/17 Kennesaw State * W 7-23/18 Kennesaw State * L 6-73/18 Kennesaw State * W 12-63/24 at North Florida * L 0-13/25 at North Florida * W 6-33/26 at North Florida * L 3-133/28 Harvard W 11-13/31 Campbell * W 2-04/1 Campbell * W 11-84/1 Campbell * L 3-74/4 FIU W 13-74/7 VCU L 1-34/8 VCU W 7-44/9 VCU W 3-04/14 at Gardner-Webb * L 4-74/14 at Gardner-Webb * W 11-54/15 at Gardner-Webb * L 4-54/22 at Belmont * W 6-44/22 at Belmont * L 2-104/23 at Belmont * W 6-5 (13)4/29 Jacksonville * L 7-144/29 Jacksonville * L 7-84/30 Jacksonville * L 4-115/5 Lipscomb * W 10-65/6 Lipscomb * L 6-115/6 Lipscomb * W 7-45/9 at FIU L 10-135/10 at Bethune-Cookman W 2-15/12 at Stetson * L 6-105/13 at Stetson * W 10-25/14 at Stetson * L 4-65/18 East Tennessee State * W 7-25/19 East Tennessee State * W 8-65/20 East Tennessee State * W 7-35/24 Stetson ^ L 2-35/25 Jacksonville ^ W 8-35/26 East Tennessee State ^ L 1-5


2007 Record: 36-22 (15-15 Sun Belt)Date Opponent Score2/2 Miss. Valley State W 8-12/3 Miss. Valley State W 33-32/3 Miss. Valley State W 11-72/9 Cincinnati W 4-32/10 Cincinnati W 14-132/11 Cincinnati W 15-92/15 Ball State W 8-32/16 Oklahoma State W 9-62/17 LaSalle W 16-82/23 at Rice L 2-42/24 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi W 13-122/25 Nebraska L 7-83/2 Villanova W 12-33/3 Boston College L 5-63/4 Boston College W 15-33/6 Maine W 3-13/9 at WKU * W 13-33/10 at WKU * L 11-123/11 at WKU * W 9-73/13 Rutgers W 9-43/14 Northern Illinois W 13-73/16 Troy * L 6-123/17 Troy * L 3-83/18 Troy * L 5-133/21 Dartmouth W 14-63/23 Louisiana-Lafayette * L 2-53/24 Louisiana-Lafayette * L 2-53/25 Louisiana-Lafayette * L 2-33/27 Harvard W 10-93/30 Arkansas State * W 5-23/31 Arkansas State * W 6-54/1 Arkansas State * L 6-94/6 at Louisiana-Monroe W 3-1

4/7 at Louisiana-Monroe W 5-24/7 at Louisiana-Monroe L 6-74/13 UALR * L 6-74/14 UALR * L 2-34/15 UALR * W 4-24/17 North Florida W 4-24/20 at New Orleans * L 4-84/21 at New Orleans * W 10-94/22 at New Orleans * L 9-114/26 South Alabama * W 9-34/27 South Alabama * W 6-54/28 South Alabama * L 9-115/5 at Middle Tennessee * W 16-15/5 at Middle Tennessee * W 8-45/6 at Middle Tennessee * L 7-125/8 at Bethune-Cookman L 2-55/10 Bethune-Cookman L 5-65/11 Bethune-Cookman W 4-25/12 Bethune-Cookman W 14-25/17 FIU * W 17-95/18 FIU * W 5-05/19 FIU * W 11-105/23 Middle Tennessee ^ L 4-75/25 WKU ^ W 7-65/26 Middle Tennessee ^ L 4-7

* Sun Belt Conference game^ Sun Belt Tournament at Mobile, AL

2008 Record: 32-27-1 (15-12-1 Sun Belt)Date Opponent Score2/22 North Carolina L 1-72/23 North Carolina L 13-142/24 North Carolina L 7-82/27 Mount Saint Mary’s W 13-52/28 Eastern Michigan W 11-6 2/29 Eastern Michigan W 5-23/1 Eastern Michigan W 12-113/2 Eastern Michigan W 24-33/4 Boston College W 4-33/5 Boston College L 6-103/9 at UALR * W 4-33/11 at USF L 6-73/12 Monmouth W 12-113/14 Louisiana-Lafayette * W 13-63/15 Louisiana-Lafayette * L 3-93/16 Louisiana-Lafayette * W 9-23/17 Cornell W 11-63/18 Rutgers W 10-13/20 NJIT W 21-113/21 Middle Tennessee * W 13-73/22 Middle Tennessee * W 13-63/23 Middle Tennessee * W 10-73/28 at Louisiana-Monroe * L 6-73/29 at Louisiana-Monroe * L 2-33/30 at Louisiana-Monroe * L 5-134/1 at Miami L 7-164/4 at South Alabama * L 3-144/5 at South Alabama * W 13-94/6 at South Alabama * W 9-44/9 at Miami W 6-34/11 Troy * W 6-54/12 Troy * L 2-74/13 Troy * W 17-64/16 Miami L 10-124/18 at NYIT L 7-104/19 at NYIT W 22-74/19 at NYIT W 16-24/20 at NYIT L 0-24/22 USF L 11-19 (10)4/25 WKU * W 12-64/26 WKU * L 5-114/27 WKU * W 10-55/2 at New Orleans * L 6-105/3 at New Orleans * L 5-65/4 at New Orleans * L 4-65/6 Bethune-Cookman L 8-105/6 Bethune-Cookman W 12-25/7 FGCU L 5-7 (11)5/9 Arkansas State * L 2-85/10 Arkansas State * W 20-35/11 Arkansas State * T 11-115/13 at FGCU L 1-55/15 at FIU * W 10-35/16 at FIU * L 7-115/17 at FIU * W 10-95/21 WKU ^ L 0-95/22 Middle Tennessee ^ W 12-75/23 Louisiana-Monroe ^ W 4-25/24 WKU ^ W 6-55/24 WKU ^ L 4-5

* Sun Belt Conference game^ Sun Belt Tournament at Lafayette, LA



2009 Record: 30-26 (12-17 Sun Belt)Date Opponent Score2/20 Fordham W 8-62/21 Fordham W 11-52/22 Fordham L 16-182/27 Stony Brook W 6-12/28 Stony Brook W 9-12/28 Stony Brook W 10-23/1 Stony Brook W 13-93/3 Lehigh W 11-93/4 at Florida W 7-63/6 UALR * L 7-163/7 UALR * W 11-33/8 UALR * L 4-63/10 Monmouth W 10-93/13 at Louisiana-Lafayette * W 6-5 (10)3/15 at Louisiana-Lafayette * W 8-33/17 Rutgers W 12-113/20 at Middle Tennessee * L 2-73/21 at Middle Tennessee * L 4-53/22 at Middle Tennessee * L 6-143/23 North Dakota State W 7-33/25 Miami L 6-133/27 Louisiana-Monroe * W 5-43/28 Louisiana-Monroe * L 4-113/29 Louisiana-Monroe * L 5-74/1 at USF L 1-24/3 South Alabama * W 6-54/4 South Alabama * W 12-114/5 South Alabama * L 3-94/7 at Miami L 7-84/10 at Troy * L 3-124/11 at Troy * L 5-64/12 at Troy * L 5-114/14 at Miami L 1-34/15 Bethune-Cookman W 11-54/17 Bryant W 9-54/18 Bryant W 12-104/18 Bryant W 13-54/19 Bryant W 5-44/21 at Bethune-Cookman W 5-44/24 at WKU * W 3-14/25 at WKU * L 3-84/26 at WKU * L 3-45/1 New Orleans * L 12-195/2 New Orleans * W 7-25/3 New Orleans * L 3-55/5 at FGCU L 7-85/8 at Arkansas State * W 9-55/9 at Arkansas State * L 4-115/10 at Arkansas State * W 10-65/12 FGCU L 7-85/14 FIU * W 9-55/15 FIU * W 10-9 (12)5/16 FIU * L 10-175/20 Middle Tennessee ^ L 2-125/21 FIU ^ W 16-65/22 Middle Tennessee ^ L 7-12

* Sun Belt Conference game^ Sun Belt Tournament at Troy, AL

2010 Record: 37-24 (21-9 Sun Belt)Sun Belt Regular Season Champions

NCAA Regional AppearanceDate Opponent Score2/19 Cincinnati L 3-52/20 Cincinnati W 3-02/21 Cincinnati W 9-02/26 Missouri L 2-42/27 Boston College W 13-22/28 at Auburn L 14-173/5 Boston College L 2-53/6 Boston College W 15-63/7 Boston College W 11-73/10 Pittsburgh W 10-73/12 at Troy * W 13-83/13 at Troy * W 5-4 (11)3/14 at Troy * L 6-103/16 Rutgers W 12-33/17 Rutgers L 0-23/19 UALR * L 6-163/20 UALR * W 11-03/21 UALR * W 11-13/23 Cornell W 10-53/24 Cornell W 3-23/26 at Louisiana-Lafayette * L 3-93/27 at Louisiana-Lafayette * W 4-33/28 at Louisiana-Lafayette * W 4-33/31 at Miami L 5-124/2 Middle Tennessee * W 9-14/3 Middle Tennessee* L 6-104/4 Middle Tennessee* L 3-44/6 Miami L 5-84/7 at Miami L 0-114/9 at New Orleans* W 9-6

4/10 at New Orleans* W 9-34/11 at New Orleans* L 7-84/13 Lynn W 7-44/16 WKU * W 10-34/17 WKU * W 5-4 (10)4/17 WKU * W 9-8 4/20 at FGCU W 4-3 (10)4/24 at Louisiana-Monroe * W 8-74/24 at Louisiana-Monroe * L 5-64/25 at Louisiana-Monroe * W 13-14/28 Bethune-Cookman W 8-44/30 Arkansas State * W 3-25/1 Arkansas State * W 8-05/2 Arkansas State * W 3-25/4 UCF L 13-145/7 at South Alabama * W 7-25/8 at South Alabama * L 5-65/9 at South Alabama * W 6-35/11 FGCU L 5-85/12 at Florida L 3-75/20 FIU * L 4-125/21 FIU * W 6-55/22 FIU * W 14-105/26 WKU ^ W 9-8 (13)5/27 South Alabama ^ W 10-95/28 FIU ^ L 16-18 (11)5/29 FIU ^ L 9-116/4 Oregon State $ L 4-66/5 Bethune-Cookman $ W 12-66/6 Oregon State $ W 11-76/6 at Florida $ L 0-15

* Sun Belt Conference game^ Sun Belt Tournament at Murfreesboro, TN

$ NCAA Regional at Gainesville, FL

2011 Record: 32-25 (17-13 Sun Belt)Date Opponent Score2/18 Hofstra W 12-42/19 Hofstra W 10-52/20 Hofstra W 8-42/22 Florida L 2-132/23 Miami W 7-42/25 Stony Brook L 0-52/26 Stony Brook L 1-52/27 Stony Brook W 12-43/1 Northeastern W 14-13/2 Lynn W 13-73/4 Monmouth W 8-43/5 Monmouth W 6-23/6 Monmouth W 9-53/8 Virginia Tech L 2-143/10 Seton Hall L 4-113/11 Seton Hall L 4-8 (10)3/12 Seton Hall W 4-13/15 at Miami L 3-73/18 FIU * L 7-93/19 FIU * W 4-23/20 FIU * W 13-3 (8)3/25 Middle Tennessee * W 12-43/26 Middle Tennessee * W 3-03/27 Middle Tennessee * W 13-2 (7)3/30 Bethune-Cookman W 12-74/1 at Louisiana-Lafayette * L 1-24/2 at Louisiana-Lafayette * L 2-64/3 at Louisiana-Lafayette * L 2-54/5 FGCU L 5-94/8 at South Alabama * L 3-54/9 at South Alabama * W 7-34/10 at South Alabama * W 12-104/12 UCF W 3-24/15 Louisiana-Monroe * W 4-14/16 Louisiana-Monroe * W 4-34/17 Louisiana-Monroe * W 3-14/19 at UCF L 0-124/22 at Arkansas State * L 1-24/23 at Arkansas State * W 5-34/24 at Arkansas State * L 3-74/30 Troy * L 7-94/30 Troy * W 15-95/1 Troy * W 7-15/6 at WKU * W 4-25/7 at WKU * L 2-65/8 at WKU * L 4-55/10 at FGCU W 6-35/13 UALR * W 3-15/14 UALR * W 11-75/15 UALR * L 2-45/17 at Miami W 7-45/19 at FIU * L 7-95/20 at FIU * W 2-05/21 at FIU * L 3-75/25 WKU ^ L 10-11 (12)5/26 Troy ^ L 6-95/28 UALR ^ L 3-5

* Sun Belt Conference game^ Sun Belt Tournament at Monroe, LA

2012 Record: 32-22 (19-8 Sun Belt)Sun Belt Regular Season Champions

Date Opponent Score2/17 at Alabama W 5-22/18 at Alabama W 9-22/19 at Alabama W 9-42/24 Manhattan W 2-02/25 Manhattan L 8-92/25 Manhattan W 12-32/26 Manhattan W 7-32/29 at Miami L 5-103/2 Princeton L 4-113/3 Princeton W 9-13/3 Princeton W 6-23/4 Princeton L 5-83/6 at Florida L 1-163/7 Boston College W 13-43/9 Rutgers W 5-23/10 Rutgers L 3-63/11 Rutgers L 4-103/13 Fordham W 8-53/16 at FIU * W 5-13/17 at FIU * W 9-53/18 at FIU * W 9-33/21 Miami L 5-83/23 at Middle Tennessee * L 1-53/24 at Middle Tennessee * W 4-13/25 at Middle Tennessee * W 3-03/27 UCF L 3-113/30 Louisiana-Lafayette * W 7-34/1 Louisiana-Lafayette * W 5-24/1 Louisiana-Lafayette * W 8-34/3 Lynn W 3-24/6 South Alabama * W 7-54/7 South Alabama * W 10-74/8 South Alabama * L 4-74/10 at FGCU L 5-64/13 at Louisiana-Monroe * W 9-74/14 at Louisiana-Monroe * L 5-134/15 at Louisiana-Monroe * W 6-54/17 at UCF L 3-124/22 Arkansas State * W 6-24/24 at Miami L 1-34/27 at Troy * W 7-34/28 at Troy * L 4-64/29 at Troy * L 0-95/4 WKU * W 6-5 (10)5/5 WKU * W 6-05/6 WKU * L 1-65/11 at UALR * L 1-45/12 at UALR * L 2-95/13 at UALR * W 12-85/17 FIU * W 12-25/18 FIU * W 4-35/23 at WKU ^ W 4-35/24 Louisiana-Monroe ^ L 7-9 (13)5/25 South Alabama ^ L 4-5 (10)

* Sun Belt Conference game^ Sun Belt Tournament at Bowling Green, KY

2013 Record: 42-22 (19-11 Sun Belt)Sun Belt Conference Tournament Champions

NCAA Regional AppearanceDate Opponent Score2/16 Cincinnati W 9-22/16 Cincinnati W 7-52/17 Cincinnati W 4-3 (10)2/20 Miami L 4-5 (11)2/22 Alabama L 2-52/23 Alabama L 2-42/24 Alabama W 3-02/26 FGCU W 9-83/1 at Coastal Carolina L 1-43/2 NC State L 1-2 (10)3/3 West Virginia W 6-53/5 at Florida A&M W 8-33/5 at Florida A&M W 15-33/8 Toledo W 4-33/9 Toledo L 1-63/10 Toledo W 7-53/12 Maine L 0-83/13 Maine W 15-63/15 FIU * W 6-03/16 FIU * W 6-53/17 FIU * L 1-12 (7)3/23 at Arkansas State * L 2-3 (10)3/23 at Arkansas State * W 10-53/24 at Arkansas State * W 3-23/27 at Miami W 6-13/29 South Alabama * W 6-33/30 South Alabama * W 7-63/31 South Alabama * W 3-04/2 Lynn W 7-64/5 at Louisiana-Monroe * W 8-64/6 at Louisiana-Monroe * L 5-84/7 at Louisiana-Monroe * L 4-84/10 at FGCU W 9-04/12 Middle Tennessee * L 2-3

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4/14 Middle Tennessee * W 5-34/14 Middle Tennessee * W 8-34/16 at UCF W 10-24/19 at Louisiana-Lafayette * L 3-54/20 at Louisiana-Lafayette * W 5-44/21 at Louisiana-Lafayette * L 2-12 (7)4/24 at Miami L 4-64/26 Troy * L 3-84/27 Troy * W 1-04/28 Troy * L 3-55/4 UALR * W 9-45/4 UALR * L 10-145/5 UALR * L 5-105/7 at Florida L 1-75/10 at WKU * W 7-25/11 at WKU * W 10-35/12 at WKU * W 12-65/14 UCF W 4-35/16 at FIU * W 4-3 (11)5/17 at FIU * W 3-05/18 at FIU * W 12-1 (7)5/22 WKU W 5-45/24 Troy ^ W 3-1 (10)5/25 Arkansas State ^ W 5-45/26 at Louisiana-Lafayette ^ W 16-85/31 Towson $ L 2-76/1 Canisius $ W 14-66/2 Towson $ W 6-56/2 North Carolina $ W 3-26/3 at North Carolina $ L 11-12 (13)

* Sun Belt Conference game^ Sun Belt Tournament at Lafayette, LA

$ NCAA Regional at Chapel HilL NC

2014 Record: 28-25 (14-16 C-USA)Date Opponent Score2/15 Notre Dame L 2-92/15 Notre Dame W 16-62/16 Notre Dame W 13-32/19 at Miami W 5-22/21 Monmouth L 1-52/22 Monmouth W 4-02/23 Monmouth W 6-52/25 at North Florida W 2-12/28 St. John’s W 11-13/1 St. John’s L 3-43/2 St. John’s W 5-43/4 Boston College W 3-2 (11)3/5 Boston College W 6-23/7 at UTSA * L 4-63/8 at UTSA * L 0-63/9 at UTSA * W 3-03/11 Maine L 2-33/12 Maine W 15-63/14 Louisiana Tech * W 3-13/15 Louisiana Tech * L 2-33/16 Louisiana Tech * W 3-23/21 at Rice * L 0-23/22 at Rice * L 1-143/23 at Rice * L 2-3 (12)3/28 Southern Miss * L 0-23/29 Southern Miss * L 2-53/30 Southern Miss * W 3-14/1 at Florida W 5-4 (11)4/4 at Marshall * L 0-54/5 at Marshall * L 3-74/6 at Marshall * W 17-34/9 at FGCU L 0-14/11 Charlotte * W 3-24/12 Charlotte * W 8-04/13 Charlotte * L 1-11 (7)4/16 at Miami L 1-24/18 at FIU * L 0-64/19 at FIU * W 13-54/20 at FIU * W 6-14/23 Miami L 9-104/25 East Carolina * W 4-34/26 East Carolina * L 4-64/27 East Carolina * L 1-24/29 FGCU L 2-35/2 at Old Dominion * W 9-45/3 at Old Dominion * W 8-75/4 at Old Dominion * L 1-12 (7)5/6 at UCF W 1-05/7 UCF L 1-45/13 FIU W 5-15/16 UAB * W 3-15/16 UAB * W 10-9 (10)5/17 UAB * L 6-8

* Conference USA game

2015 Record: 42-19 (19-10 C-USA)NCAA Regional Appearance

Date Opponent Score2/13 Connecticut W 16-52/14 Connecticut W 2-1 (11)2/15 Connecticut W 5-42/18 Miami W 5-3

2/20 Ohio State L 2-82/21 Ohio State W 7-02/22 Ohio State W 2-12/24 Florida L 8-102/27 Monmouth W 9-53/1 Monmouth W 11-03/1 Monmouth W 9-03/3 North Florida W 8-7 (12)3/4 North Florida W 3-23/6 Rutgers W 18-53/7 Rutgers W 10-33/8 Rutgers W 12-43/10 Illinois State W 6-43/11 NC State L 5-93/14 at Charlotte * W 8-33/14 at Charlotte * W 18-73/15 at Charlotte * W 5-13/18 at Bethune-Cookman W 15-03/20 Middle Tennessee * W 4-23/21 Middle Tennessee * L 3-5 (11)3/22 Middle Tennessee * L 6-7 (12)3/27 at UTSA * W 10-43/28 at UTSA * L 3-143/29 at UTSA * W 9-53/31 at UCF W 11-54/3 Marshall * W 9-44/4 Marshall * W 10-34/5 Marshall * W 6-14/8 at Miami L 3-4 (10)4/10 FIU * L 5-64/11 FIU * W 8-34/12 FIU * W 5-4 (11)4/14 at FGCU W 10-64/17 at Southern Miss * L 1-64/17 at Southern Miss * W 8-44/18 at Southern Miss * W 10-54/24 Old Dominion * L 3-154/25 Old Dominion * W 8-14/26 Old Dominion * W 8-25/1 at UAB * L 0-65/2 at UAB * W 18-45/3 at UAB * W 5-25/6 UCF W 10-25/8 Rice * L 0-65/9 Rice * L 1-55/10 Rice * L 2-55/12 at Miami L 6-145/14 at WKU * W 13-25/15 at WKU * W 6-45/20 Old Dominion ^ W 6-45/22 UAB ^ L 1-25/22 Southern Miss ^ W 5-45/23 UAB ^ L 0-10 (8)5/29 USF $ L 3-55/30 Florida A&M $ W 8-15/31 USF $ W 8-45/31 Florida $ L 1-2

* Conference USA game^ Conference USA Tournament at Hattiesburg, MS

$ NCAA Regional at Gainesville, FL

2016 Record: 39-19 (22-6 C-USA)Conference USA Regular Season Champions

NCAA Regional AppearanceDate Opponent Score2/19 South Dakota State W 11-52/19 at Mississippi State W 10-62/20 at Mississippi State W 4-02/21 South Dakota State W 4-22/26 LIU Brooklyn W 4-32/27 LIU Brooklyn W 17-22/28 LIU Brooklyn W 5-13/4 Georgetown L 11-133/5 Georgetown W 6-03/6 Georgetown W 14-23/8 St. Joseph’s W 1-03/9 St. Joseph’s W 4-13/11 Rutgers W 9-83/12 Rutgers L 4-53/13 Rutgers W 3-23/18 at Middle Tennessee * L 6-83/19 at Middle Tennessee * W 7-23/20 at Middle Tennessee * W 12-13/22 at Florida L 1-23/25 UAB * W 5-33/25 UAB * W 7-33/26 UAB * W 5-04/1 at Old Dominion * W 10-74/2 at Old Dominion * W 3-14/3 at Old Dominion * W 11-0 (8)4/5 at UCF W 5-0 (11)4/8 Charlotte * L 7-124/9 Charlotte * W 17-84/10 Charlotte * L 6-7 (15)4/12 at FGCU L 2-3 (11)4/15 at Marshall * W 6-3 (11)4/16 at Marshall * W 10-24/17 at Marshall * L 2-7

4/19 FGCU W 5-24/20 at Miami W 4-34/22 at FIU * L 6-74/23 at FIU * L 3-44/24 at FIU * W 9-14/26 UCF L 1-34/29 Southern Miss * W 9-54/30 Southern Miss * W 9-45/1 Southern Miss * L 3-45/5 at Miami L 2-55/6 UTSA * W 5-45/7 UTSA * W 13-55/8 UTSA * W 3-15/11 at Ohio State L 2-105/13 at Rice * L 1-95/15 at Rice * W 10-35/19 WKU * W 4-3 (12)5/20 WKU * W 10-25/21 WKU * W 4-15/25 Charlotte ^ W 7-55/26 Rice ^ L 4-6 (10)5/27 Louisiana Tech ^ L 4-5 (10)6/3 Long Beach State $ L 1-56/4 Stetson $ W 8-46/5 Long Beach State $ L 1-5

* Conference USA game^ Conference USA Tournament at Hattiesburg, MS


2017 Record: 35-21-1 (18-12 C-USA)Date Opponent Score2/17 Monmouth W 16-52/18 Monmouth W 6-12/19 Monmouth W 12-102/24 Indiana L 4-82/25 Indiana W 6-22/26 Indiana T 6-6 (11)2/28 at FGCU L 5-73/1 Miami L 2-53/3 Illinois W 11-103/4 Illinois L 4-143/5 Illinois W 16-23/7 at Bethune-Cookman W 12-63/8 Maine W 11-33/10 Toledo W 10-33/11 Toledo W 11-83/12 Toledo L 4-63/14 Rutgers W 14-23/17 Middle Tennessee * W 7-63/18 Middle Tennessee * W 10-13/19 Middle Tennessee * W 7-63/22 at Miami L 5-73/24 at UAB * L 2-63/24 at UAB * W 6-33/25 at UAB * W 9-53/31 Rice * W 3-24/1 Rice * L 4-54/2 Rice * W 8-24/4 Bethune-Cookman W 9-64/7 at Charlotte * W,13-10 (12)4/8 at Charlotte * W 7-44/9 at Charlotte * L 5-114/11 at UCF W 8-34/14 Marshall * W 7-34/15 Marshall * W 12-64/16 Marshall * L 0-74/19 at Miami L 2-84/21 at UTSA * L 6-94/22 at UTSA * L 0-64/23 at UTSA * W 10-04/25 FGCU $ W 13-14/28 FIU * W 4-34/29 FIU * W 9-8 (10)4/30 FIU * W 10-15/5 at Southern Miss * L 2-115/6 at Southern Miss * L 5-65/7 at Southern Miss * L 4-5 (11)5/12 at WKU * L 4-65/13 at WKU * W 5-35/14 at WKU * L 6-75/16 UCF $ W 9-45/18 Old Dominion * W 6-15/19 Old Dominion * L 8-95/20 Old Dominion * W 3-05/24 Rice ^ L 3-55/25 FIU ^ W 8-45/26 Old Dominion ^ W 6-25/27 Rice ^ L 2-13 (7)

* Conference USA game$ Home game played at West Palm Beach, Fla.^ Conference USA Tournament at Biloxi, MS



FAU RECORD BOOK - YEAR-BY-YEAR HISTORY1981Under Head Coach Steve Traylor, the Owls finished 15‐16 in their inaugural season. FAU won its first six games, including a 12‐8 victory against St. Thomas University in the season opener. Shortstop Darryl Powell, the team’s Most Valuable Player, led the Owls offensively, hitting .383 and driving in a team‐high 41 runs. On the mound, righthander Bill Cobe was voted the team’s Most Out-standing Pitcher, leading the club with five victories and 61 strikeouts.

1982The 1982 campaign began a string of seven consecutive winning seasons, as the Owls finished 42‐14. After finish-ing the regular season with a record of 38‐12, FAU was ranked 10th in the final NAIA poll and earned a berth in the NAIA District 25 Tournament, where the team advanced to the championship game before losing to Georgia Col-lege 7‐4. Individual standouts for FAU included first baseman Mike Ryan, who led the club with 16 home runs, 73 RBI and a team‐record .418 batting aver-age, and pitchers Pat Murphy and Jorge Vega. Murphy, who was named the team’s Most Outstanding Pitcher, fin-ished the season 6‐3 with a team‐leading 2.66 ERA, while Vega led the club with 10 wins. Left‐hander Tommy Clark, who posted a 4‐0 record, threw the Owls’ first no‐hitter.

1983The Owls posted a record of 49-16, win-ning the NAIA District 25 Champion-ship and ranking fifth in the final NAIA poll. After taking the NAIA District 25 Title, FAU advanced to the NAIA Area Five Tournament, where they were eliminated in the semifinal round. The Owls, who won 18 consecutive games in midseason, set team records for the most hits, home runs, doubles and triples in a single season. Catcher Keith Foley, who led the nation with 95 hits while batting .396, was named to the NAIA All‐America Second Team.

1984Following the 1983 season, FAU moved into NCAA Division II. In the 1984 season opener, the Owls showed they belonged by defeating the University of Florida 4‐3. They then went on to win their next four games, including an 11‐10 win over the University of Miami. FAU finished the season at 40‐15 and was ranked eighth in the final NCAA DII poll. First baseman Mike Ryan led the club with 19 home runs and was named to the NCAA DII All‐America Third Team. Right‐handed pitcher Jim Hanrahan also had an outstanding year, winning eight games, including a no‐hitter against Illinois Tech in mid‐March.

1985FAU finished eighth in the final NCAA

DII poll and earned a bid to play in the South Regional Tournament against No. 1 Florida Southern. In its first NCAA postseason appearance, the Owls lost the best‐of‐five series to the Moccasins, who went on to become Division II Champions. FAU, which finished the season 44‐15, had several players finish among the nation’s statistical leaders. Catcher Doug Gonring, who signed with the Toronto Blue Jays after the season, finished 13th in the country in RBI, and Jeff Forney, a first‐round draft choice of the Cincinnati Reds, finished seventh in stolen bases and eighth in tri-ples. Right‐handed pitcher Luis Merino, a seven‐game winner in 1985, threw a no‐hitter against Florida Memorial, the third in the program’s history.

1986The Owls finished 44‐10 in 1986 and won 12 of 13 games against Division I opponents, their only loss coming on the last day of the season against Miami. Following the season, FAU was ranked 11th in the final NCAA DII poll. Several Owls earned postseason honors, includ-ing centerfielder Scott Hay, First‐Team All‐South Region, who hit .403 with 57 RBI and a team‐leading 32 stolen bases. The Owls also had three players selected to the All‐South Region Second Team: shortstop Dave Conner, catcher Marty McDaniel and pitcher Scott Halama. Right‐hander Jim Drancsak finished the season with a team‐record 1.29 ERA, third best in the country. He also threw a no‐hitter, the fourth in FAU history.

1987FAU finished the 1987 season with a record of 34‐21‐2. The season was high-lighted by victories against Division I schools LaSalle and Northeastern. Team MVP Gonzalo Carcache and third base-man Jack Penrod led the Owls offen-sively. Carcache topped the club with a .379 batting average and 16 stolen bases, while Penrod paced FAU with 14 home runs. Scott Halama, who set new FAU single‐season records with 66 strike-outs and three shutouts, led the pitch-ing staff. The 1987 season marked the end of Coach Steve Traylor’s career at FAU. Traylor, who compiled a record of 268‐105‐2 with the Owls, left to become head coach at Duke University.

1988FAU won its 300th game in program history, a 9‐1 win over Nova University, which was its last win of the season. Under new Head Coach Kevin Cooney, the Owls finished 32‐19‐2. Several play-ers enjoyed record‐breaking seasons, led by All‐American Jack Penrod, who hit .418 to tie the FAU single‐season batting record. Penrod also set a new single‐sea-son home run record, belting 22 round trippers, while driving in 64 runs. With a team‐leading 62 strikeouts, left‐hander Mike Fascetti became the FAU all‐time strikeout leader with 138. Another

record breaker was right‐hander Joe Peede, who tied the single‐season record for starts with 16.

1989FAU finished the season with a 30‐23‐2 record, which included a season‐end-ing four‐game win streak, which tied the longest streak that season. The team earned big victories against Florida Southern (8‐6), Lynn (8‐6) and Coach Cooney’s former team, Montclair State (6‐5). Four players hit above .300, with junior Wayne Stofsky leading the team at .376. Dro Ormrod hit .348, Tom Horincewich hit .338 and Brian Covin hit .312. The pitching staff was led by Rob Mascarella, who tallied a 2.66 ERA. Junior Steve Taylor led the team in victories, with nine, and strikeouts, with 116 in 22 appearances.

1990The Owls compiled a 28‐25 record behind the hitting of junior Pat Murray. Murray tallied a team‐leading 71 hits and a .335 batting average. Also hitting for average were Wayne Stofsky at .326 and Brian Covin at .323. Tom Horince-wich rounded out the .300 hitters with a .309 average. Senior Steve Taylor led the team with a 2.78 ERA, which included 74 strikeouts. Steve Lawson led the team in innings pitched with 126.1.

1991Rocky times saw FAU post a 24‐31 record. That mark was the program’s second losing season and the first losing season for Coach Kevin Cooney. Roster deletions and injuries plagued the sea-son. FAU was led by Rick Seider’s .393 average. Craig Shotten and Charles Aris-ty hit .330 and .325, respectively. The pitching staff was led by Matt Kramer’s six victories and 3.53 ERA.

1992FAU finished the season with a 27‐27 re-cord and was just two games away from a postseason appearance. The Owls were paced by First‐Team South Region se-lection Anthony Bellinato’s .371 average. Matt Kramer led the team in innings pitched (96.3) and victories (seven). Tim Holley led the team with 60 strikeouts. The season concluded with a Washing-ton D.C. road trip. FAU posted victories against Florida Southern, LaSalle, Pur-due, Army and Georgetown. Tom Lane, Tim Harikkala and Matt Jones received professional contracts.

1993A second NCAA Division II postseason appearance for FAU was earned after a 41‐17 record. Both Kevin Morgan and Eric Riebel earned First‐Team South Region honors, while Marty Reinhardt received Second Team starter honors and Aaron Reid made Second Team as a closer. Morgan and Ron Rippo were named to the South Regional Tourna-ment Team as an outfielder and DH,


FAU RECORD BOOK - YEAR-BY-YEAR HISTORYrespectively. FAU pulled off several outstanding victories, including a 2‐0 victory against the University of Miami. Riebel led the team in both average (.346) and doubles (17). Reinhardt and Brian Merkey led the team with perfect records (6‐0). Pitcher Tim Holley led the team with a 3.03 ERA. Merkey and Reid posted 1.94 and 2.43 ERAs, respectively, as closers. The team was listed in several national categories, including lead-ing the nation in double‐plays turned. Catcher Kevin Lewis was drafted by the New York Mets.

1994FAU finished its first season of NCAA Division I competition with a 31‐23 record and several individual and team accolades. John Sammon opened the 1994 season with a 13‐0 complete game no‐hitter during the first series of the season against Florida A&M. That performance earned Sammon National Pitcher of the Week honors by Baseball America. The season continued with an outstanding performance when Kevin Connacher set a new consecutive‐game hit streak record of 24. Connacher finished the season with a .359 average, just five points lower than team leader Kevin Morgan (.364), and Freshman All‐American honors by Baseball America. FAU again pulled off big victories at Florida (4‐2), Michigan State (11‐7), Army (16‐6), UCF (11‐1) and Florida International (7‐0). FAU batted .310, tallied 32 homers, 88 doubles and 14 triples. The pitching staff held a 3.70 team ERA and recorded six shutouts, three saves and three complete games.

1995FAU finished its second season of Divi-sion I competition and its first as a full member of the Atlantic SunConference with a 27‐31 overall record and a 17‐13 A‐Sun record. FAU was one of four A‐Sun teams to be invited to the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament. In FAU’s first game, the squad defeated Florida International, ranked no. 9 at the time, 1‐0 in 10 innings. FAU was the only team in the state to face every Division I Florida team in 1995. FAU defeated Florida 11‐3 in Gainesville and had several victories against top 30 op-ponents. Gene Manning was picked Pre-season All‐A‐Sun as a DH. Nick Presto, who led the squad with a .349 batting average, was named as the First‐Team All‐A‐Sun shortstop. Roger Walker was named to the District III Academic All‐America Team. Ken Wagner, who led the team with a 2.98 ERA, tallied 10 complete games to tie the school record and pitched 129.2 innings.

1996FAU finished its third season of Divi-sion I competition with its best Division I record to that point, most competitive schedule, highest conference finish and its highest MLB draft selection. Short-

stop Nick Presto completed his four‐year career with many school records and was drafted in the fifth round by the Cincinnati Reds. The team defeated the University of South Florida and pro-jected number one draft pick, 11‐4. FAU also hosted Kentucky, earning a 12‐in-ning victory and grabbed a 13‐inning win over Michigan State. In Atlantic Sun play, FAU finished as the tournament runner‐up and placed five members on the All‐Tournament Team: Nick Presto, MVP; Rich Ozarowski, Kevin Con-nacher, Garry Kamphouse and Tony VonDolteren. Connacher was named First‐Team All‐Conference at second base while Presto and Joe Cali were named Second‐Team All‐A‐Sun. Presto led the squad with a .374 average while Cali, who finished the season third nationally with 14 saves, led the team with a 3.19 ERA in 62 innings of work. Coach Cooney also earned his 400th career coaching victory.

1997The team finished third in the Atlantic Sun Conference regular season. Five players were drafted and six signed professional contracts. Outfielder Billy Brown was drafted third by the Toronto Blue Jays, marking the highest June draft selection in the program’s history. Four‐year letterman Kevin Connacher (Chicago White Sox) and Brennan Her-vey (Detroit Tigers) were also drafted. Junior college transfers Rich Ozarowski (Detroit Tigers) and Charlie Jones (Ari-zona Diamondbacks) were also selected.

1998FAU finished fifth in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament and third in the regular season A‐Sun South Divi-sion. Injuries plagued the pitching staff, with three starters lost before March. Todd Moser opened the season strong with a 36‐pitch (five inning) victory over Bethune‐Cookman. FAU played in the Florida Marlins’ Tournament, which featured Washington, Oregon State and Santa Clara. The big victory of the season came at Clemson, ranked ninth at the time, after FAU almost defeated Auburn. Due to team injuries, Dickie Hart stepped up to play three posi-tions (second, short and third). He also led the team offensively and was voted Team MVP. The team finished 29‐30.

1999The 1999 squad rewrote the university’s record books and broke into the nation-al spotlight by tying Texas’ 1977 record for most consecutive victories (34). Coach Cooney also earned his 500th career victory in a season that saw the team post a 54‐9 record and make their first trip to a Division I NCAA Regional Tournament. Team records set that season: most victories (54), fewest losses (9), highest winning percentage (.857), most three‐game sweeps (10, A‐Sun 7), most consecutive shutout innings (22 at

Regional Tournament). A‐Sun records set: longest winning streak, most overall victories, fewest losses. FAU individual records set: Dan Jackson (game‐high 15 strikeouts), Ryan Withey and Zack Roper (single season hit by pitcher, 18), Todd Moser (15 victories, 130 strike-outs, and 33 career starts), and Mick Celli (135 career walks). Moser was named 1999 FAU Male Athlete of the Year, Baseball Weekly All‐American, College Baseball Insider All‐American, TPX All‐American, NCBWA All‐Ameri-can, 1999 Super Team NCBWA Honor-able Mention All‐American, and ABCA All‐Atlantic Region; Anthony Doubt was ABCA All‐Atlantic Region First Team as a DH; Paul Stryhas was ABCA All‐Atlantic Region Second Team; and Chris Winsett ABCA All‐Atlantic Regional Second Team. Moser was also named A‐Sun Player of the Year and Kevin Cooney A‐Sun Coach of the Year. Eight players earned All‐A‐Sun Honors, Stryhas was named to the A‐Sun Cham-pionship Team and Roper, Clint Conway and Doubt were named to the Regional Tournament team.

2000On the heels of a historic 1999 season, 2000 proved FAU was legitimate with the team earning a top 30 ranking. The team went through several turning points. The first was a 3‐2 victory over Ball State, courtesy of a great defensive play to hold onto the game in its final innings. The second was the first home conference series, during which FAU captured two one‐run games from Jacksonville to win the series and open the A‐Sun season 4‐2. Next was a 2‐1 last inning trick play victory over UCF before 2,825 fans in the first regionally televised game played at FAU. The squad continued the season by winning its last three conference series and hold-ing a number‐two seed heading into the A‐Sun Tournament, a tournament filled with upsets. The season ended with the team’s second consecutive trip to the NCAA Regional Tournament, again hosted by the University of Miami. The tournament began with a 14‐6 vic-tory over Florida International, keep-ing hopes alive of moving through the tournament, despite an injury‐depleted pitching staff. FAU fell in the final two games to end the season with a 43‐19 record.

2001With only three starting position players returning and one starting pitcher, FAU either had to prove it could continue its legacy or call it a rebuilding year. But several big wins during the year made FAU a team to look out for. The biggest win came in the second game of the season against eventual National Cham-pion Miami. FAU can boast that it was the only team during the 2001 season to beat Miami on the road. Several other


FAU RECORD BOOK - YEAR-BY-YEAR HISTORYwins against top 25 opponents marked the rising of a young team. Back‐to‐back wins against No. 20 Eastern Carolina and No. 23 Rutgers readied the team for conference play against ranked oppo-nents Stetson and UCF. In the A‐Sun Championship, FAU edged by Stetson with a 2‐1 win in the first round. The season also saw Kevin Cooney earn his 600th career victory and remain listed among the winningest active coaches by percentage.

2002A win over the national No. 3 seed to capture an NCAA Regional was a great way to garner nationwide attention, but Florida Atlantic’s season had several other highlights along the way to a No. 15 ranking. The team traveled the country and gained playing experience when it made its first trip to the West Coast to take on UCLA for the first time in history. A chilly March trip to play Minnesota, Tennessee and Ala-bama in the Metrodome in Minneapolis gave FAU an early look at an eventual NCAA Regional opponent. Returning to Florida, the team began a 27‐game win-ning streak before falling to Miami on April 24, going 48 days without a loss. FAU’s offensive output for the season was second only to the 1999 season. The team displayed its offensive power on February 23 when it broke a school record and scored 31 runs in a shutout over Hartford. An at‐large bid to the NCAA tournament for the third time in four seasons saw the team go 3‐0 to advance to the Regional Championship. What followed was a thrilling 6‐5 victo-ry in the ninth inning against Alabama to give FAU its first NCAA Regional Championship and a berth in the Super Regional to play Georgia Tech.

2003FAU hit the field with high expectations for the season. After gaining recognition in the preseason polls for the first time, the squad went on to post the second most victories in FAU history, 47, sec-ond only to the 54 victories recorded in 1999. FAU captured its first Atlantic Sun Title since 1999 with a 25‐8 conference record and spent 14 weeks ranked in the nation’s top 25. The pitching staff held opponents to a 3.42 ERA and finished the year with the 12th lowest ERA in the nation. The offense did its part and finished 44th in the country with a .313 batting average and finished behind only 28 other teams with a scoring average of 7.6 runs per game. Left‐handed pitcher Randy Beam finished with 13 victories and was named Second Team All‐America by CollegeBaseballInsider.com and Sports Weekly and Third Team by Louisville Slugger and Baseball Ameri-ca. Head coach Kevin Cooney picked up his 700th career victory as FAU defeated Georgia Southern 12‐2 on May 9. FAU’s regional selection placed the team in the Coral Gables Regional for the third time

in four appearances. The squad defeated Florida before suffering a devastating 1‐0 loss to Miami. That same evening FAU lost a 22‐14 contest to Florida to end the season with a 47‐16 record.

2004The team got off to the best start in school history with 11 straight wins and opened up the DoubleTreeDiamond Classic in Boca Raton by hosting four top 30 teams. As the No. 12 ranked team in the nation, the team finished the weekend 2‐1, the only loss to No. 10 Notre Dame by one run. The team finished the conference season on a high note as FAU captured its first Atlantic Sun Tournament Cham-pionship. The Owls swept through the tournament with a 4‐0 record and moved on to its fifth NCAA Regional in six seasons. A familiar trip down I‐95 to Coral Gables resulted in a trip to the championship game but the team would end the season with a 47‐17 record. A unique experience occurred in March as the players got to experience the big leagues for an afternoon when the squad played the St. Louis Cardinals at the team’s spring training facility in Jupiter.

2005The Owls earned its fourth consecu-tive trip to an NCAA Regional after finishing second in Atlantic Sun play by closing out conference action on an 8‐1 run. The squad then advanced to the championship game of the A‐Sun Tour-nament. The turning point of the season came against no. 6 Georgia Tech. FAU fell to the Yellow Jackets in game one of the three-game series in the 10th inning and won the third game of the series by shutting out the team for the first time in seven years on their home field. Freshman pitcher Mickey Storey picked up Third‐Team All‐America recognition and was named Collegiate Baseball’s Freshman Pitcher of the Year after he tallied a 1.70 ERA and 10‐1 record.

2006FAU had high expectations for the season, ranked in the top 20 in the na-tional preseason polls and were chosen to win the Atlantic Sun Conference in its final season in the league. With two top 25 teams on the schedule in the first month, the Owls had to be on the top of their game from the start. But the injury bug quickly claimed three starters in the first month of the season. Going into the conference tournament, the Owls were without five original starters. FAU made the tournament by sweeping East Tennessee State in the final week-end of the regular season and earned the no. 4 seed. Mickey Storey threw FAU’s first no‐hitter in 12 years when he defeated Campbell 2‐0 on Mar. 31. He was named Louisville Slugger’s Player of the Week and to the College Baseball Foundation Honor Roll.

2007The Owls entered its first season in the Sun Belt after 13 seasons in the Atlantic Sun. Prior to conference play the squad registered wins over Boston College, No. 17 Oklahoma State and a three-game sweep of Cincinnati. The Owls clinched a spot in the conference tournament with a four‐hit shutout of Florida In-ternational on the final weekend of the regular season. Robbie Widlansky was named Sun Belt Player of the Year and First‐Team All-American by Louisville Slugger and the American Baseball Coaches Association.

2008The team enjoyed its 10th straight winning season, finishing 32‐27‐1 and making a legitimate run at the Sun Belt Conference Tournament title, advancing to the tournament semifinals in Lafay-ette, Louisiana. It was the last year for long‐time head coach Kevin Cooney, who announced his intentions to retire after the season on April 24, 2008. FAU started the season 16‐6 and beat No. 1 Miami in Coral Gables on April 9, 2008. Senior rightfielder Mike McKenna fin-ished a remarkable four‐year FAU career by establishing new school records in RBI (185) and total bases (444). McKen-na was named the Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year and drew national attention as a Collegiate Baseball `Lou-isville Slugger’ Third Team All‐America selection and one of 50 semifinalists for USA Baseball’s Golden Spikes Award. Seven student‐athletes went on to play professional baseball for Major League affiliates in the summer of 2008, includ-ing pitcher Mickey Storey, who finished his career second on FAU’s all‐time list for both wins (23) and strikeouts (292).

2009FAU’s baseball team won 30 games in 2009, posted its 11th straight winning season and knocked its rival out of the postseason tournament. In Head Coach John McCormack’s first season, the Owls finished with a mark of 30‐26, rac-ing out to a 13‐3 record which included a victory over nationally‐ranked Florida in Gainesville ‐ one of five FAU wins over NCAA Tournament teams. Catcher Mike Albaladejo, who would go on to earn All‐Tournament honors, went 7‐for‐12 in FAU’s three postseason tourna-ment games in Troy, helping the Owls rout FIU 16‐6 and advance into the tournament quarterfinals before losing to eventual league champions Middle Tennessee.

2010The Owls got back to national promi-nence in John McCormack’s second season as head coach in 2010. They went 37-24, winning their first Sun Belt Con-ference regular-season championship and earning McCormack the league’s Coach of the Year Award. The team culminated that season by advancing to


FAU RECORD BOOK - YEAR-BY-YEAR HISTORYthe championship game of the NCAA Gainesville Regional. Andy Mee hit .378 to lead the squad, with Dan Scheffler just behind him at .371, adding 15 home runs and 65 RBI. The two were named First Team All-South Central Region, and Mee was Second Team NCBWA All-American. Mike Gipson (8-2) and Ryan Garton (7-3) headed up the pitch-ing staff, and Gipson and reliever Ryan Bernal were MLB draftees.

2011The 2011 squad wrapped with a 32-25 record. The trio of Alex Hudak, Ray-mond Church and Nick Delguidice were among the league leaders in hitting, with Hudak pacing the squad with a .360 average. Church was at .351 and Delguidice .341. Paul Davis had a su-perb season on the mound, pitching to a 10-1 record and a 2.87 ERA, and was the team’s highest of four draft picks, in the 17th round. Those four, along with reliever Hugh Adams, who led the Sun Belt in saves, earned All-Conference honors.

2012The Owls captured their second Sun Belt Conference title in a three-year span in 2012, winning 19 league games and ending the season with an overall mark of 32-22. The season began with a three-game road sweep of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, and the team led wire-to-wire for the conference regular season championship. Four team members were All-SBC: Ryan Garton, R.J. Alva-rez, Mike Albaladejo and Mike Spano, and Alvarez would go on to earn All-South Central Region honors as well before being taken in the 3rd round of the MLB Draft. Teammates Kyle Newton and Garton joined him as selections.

2013The Owls ended the 2013 season with a 42-22 record, capturing its third Sun Belt Conference Tournament title, and were ranked No. 20 by Baseball America and Perfect Game, No. 22 by ESPN and No. 24 by Collegiate Baseball. The NCAA Regional finale marked the second time under John McCormack’s direction that FAU has advanced to an NCAA Regional final and his first 40+-win season as a head coach. The Owls won 14 of their last 16 games, captured the Sun Belt Conference Tournament title and advanced to the NCAA Chapel Hill Regional. They first downed the nation’s No. 1 seed and tournament host North Carolina to stay alive, and then forced a 13-inning battle in the regional championship game that saw the Owls return home but not before becoming the No. 1 topic trending on Twitter by night’s end. Individually, Hugh Adams earned All-American honors, Brendon Sanger received regional recognition and Michael Sylvestri earn a selection in the 2013 major league draft, marking the 15th season in a row that an FAU

player has been selected. Following the draft, three additional players signed with independent teams.

2014FAU joined Conference USA and ended the season just under .500 in league play, but 28-25 overall. Brendon Sanger hit .332 and was an All-C-USA selection, while freshman Stephen Kerr had a ster-ling debut year, joining him as All-Con-ference and being named as a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. Austin Gomber had the team’s lowest ERA by a starter, 3.26, and he and Mitch Morales were chosen in the MLB Draft.

2015The 2015 squad made yet another NCAA Regional appearance and earned national recognition as the Owls ranked as high as No. 12 in the polls. FAU’s 42-19 mark is the best in over a deacde, as the Owls finished second in Confer-ence USA and earned the No. 2 seed in the Gainesville regional. FAU saw six players drafted and a seventh sign a professional contract. Brendon Sanger and Ricky Santiago paved the way for in the lineup with Sanger leading the Owls in average for the third consecutive season and Santiago launching home runs effortlessly. On the hill, a rotation formed of Kyle Miller, Drew Jackson and Brandon Rhodes led the Owls to the fourth-best season ERA in school his-tory at 3.52. As the regular season came to a close, the Owls found themselves in title contention at Western Kentucky, thanks in part to a 19-game hitting streak by sophomore CJ Chatham, who led C-USA in batting for much of league play. A pair of wins over the Hilltoppers bumped FAU up two spots in the stand-ings to earn the No. 2 seed in the team’s first ever Conference USA Tournament. Santiago and Sanger earned All-Amer-ican honors while the All-Conference USA teams featured six Owls, including Sanger as the Player of the Year.

2016In 2016, the Owls provided John Mc-Cormack with more bullet points on his lengthy resume, with a 39-19 overall mark, the team’s first Conference USA regular season championship, and an NCAA Regional appearance. The squad had eight wins over nationally-ranked opponents, including three ranked No. 1 throughout the year. The Owls had five players drafted and six in total join Major League farm systems, including shortstop C.J. Chatham, the highest pick in program history. He was chosen in the second round, No. 51 overall, by the Boston Red Sox. That came on the heels of possibly the most decorated sea-sons ever by an Owl, as he was named Conference USA Player of the Year, C-USA Defensive Player of the Year and as a First Team Louisville Slugger All-American. He was also a Golden Spikes

Award semifinalist and Brooks Wallace semifinalist. In addition to Chatham, the pitching trio of Brandon Rhodes, Marc Stewart and Cameron Ragsdale earned All-C-USA honors, and pitcher Nick Swan and catcher Tyler Frank were chosen to the conference’s All-Freshman squad. Ragsdale and Chatham also earned All-Region honors. Brett Lashley was chosen as the C-USA Scholar Ath-lete baseball representative as well.

2017The Owls brought a mix of youth and experience into the 2017 campaign and paired them together to the tune of 35 wins, advancement to the final four at the Conference USA Championships, and numerous conference- and region-wide accolades. The year began on a high note, as a 2-1 series win over Rice marked the first in program history, and the Sunday clincher vs. the visiting Owls provided Head Coach John Mc-Cormack with his 300th career victory. Four Owls received Conference USA honors. Shortstop Tyler Frank, who made the move from behind the plate to play every single inning of every game at short in 2017, was chosen First Team All-Conference. Designated hitter Jared Shouppe and closer Cameron Ragsdale were voted All-C-USA Second Team, and first-year outfielder Eric Rivera was named to the All-Freshman team. In ad-dition to Rivera, another fantastic new-comer to the squad was fellow outfielder David Miranda, the team’s top power hitter. He garnered an ABCA/Rawlings All-South Region Second Team nod, with Frank chosen to the First Team. Frank too was invited to take part in the USA Baseball Tryout Camp for the Collegiate National Team, and made the 15-5 squad. They were 10-4 against international competition, including winning the 41st USA vs. Japan Colle-giate All-Star Series to wrap play.

Redshirt Senior Outfielder David Miranda


FAU RECORD BOOK - OWLS IN THE PROSYear Round-Pick Name, Position Team (Overall) 2017 24-16 (721) Alex House, RHP Houston Astros (FA) Stephen Kerr, 2B Los Angeles Angels2016 2-10 (51) C.J. Chatham, SS Boston Red Sox 14-27 (433) David McKay, RHP Kansas City Royals 26-9 (775) Colyn O’Connell, RHP Detroit Tigers 26-29 (795) Robbie Coursel, RHP Pittsburgh Pirates 35-13 (1049) Billy Endris, OF Arizona Diamondbacks (FA) Devon Carr, LHP Houston Astros2015 4-30 (135) Brendon Sanger, OF Los Angeles Angels 5-24 (159) Roman Collins, OF Kansas City Royals 8-22 (247) Seth McGarry, RHP Pittsburgh Pirates 19-8 (563) Kyle Miller, RHP Chicago Cubs 35-21 (1056) Drew Jackson, RHP San Francisco Giants 39-24 (1179) Billy Endris, OF Kansas City Royals (Ind) Bo Logan, LHP Independent2014 4-30 (135) Austin Gomber, LHP St. Louis Cardinals 29-12 (867) Mitch Morales, SS San Diego Padres (FA) Kevin Alexander, RHP St. Louis Cardinals (FA) Kyle Newton, 3B Colorado Rockies (Ind) Mark Nelson, OF Independent (Ind) Nathan Pittman, OF Independent (Ind) Jeremy Strawn, RHP Independent2013 29-30 (886) Michael Sylvestri, RHP Washington Nationals (Ind) Corey Keller, OF Independent (Ind) Jake Meiers, RHP Independent2012 3-19 (114) R.J. Alvarez, RHP Los Angeles Angels 19-10 (588) Kyle Newton, 3B Colorado Rockies 34-24 (1052) Ryan Garton, RHP Tampa Bay Rays (FA) Mike Albaladejo, C Washington Nationals (FA) Alex Hudak, OF Kansas City Royals (Ind) Hugh Adams, RHP Independent2011 17-26 (537) Paul Davis, RHP San Francisco Giants 26-29 (810) Raymond Church, 2B Tampa Bay Rays (FA) Nick DelGuidice, SS Kansas City Royals (Ind) Andy Mee, OF/P Independent2010 23-14 (699) Ryan Bernal, RHP Milwaukee Brewers 31-30 (955) Mike Gipson, RHP New York Yankees2009 36-19 (1090) Alex Pepe, LHP Toronto Blue Jays 41-23 (1244) Travis Ozga, 1B New York Mets (FA) Chris Schmitt, RHP Baltimore Orioles (Ind) Will Block, 2B Independent2008 14-1 (413) Mike McKenna, OF Tampa Bay Rays 15-5 (447) Dan Cook, 2B San Francisco Giants 18-19(551) JeffBeliveau,LHP ChicagoCubs 28-9 (841) Nick Arata, SS Washington Nationals 31-12 (934) Mickey Storey, RHP Oakland A’s 44-11 (1323) Alex Pepe, LHP Texas Rangers (FA) Michael Obradovich, RHP New York Yankees (FA) Alex Silversmith, C Los Angeles Angels (Ind) Brandon Kloess, RHP Independent

2007 11-5 (339) Robbie Widlansky, OF Baltimore Orioles 20-6 (610) Dan Cook, OF Washington Nationals 22-28 (692) Mickey Storey, RHP Minnesota Twins 29-6 (880) Justin Phillabaum, RHP Washington Nationals 30-5 (909) Brandon Cooney, RHP Baltimore Orioles 42-4 (1247) Danny Bomback, 2B Pittsburgh Pirates (FA) Anthony Bradley, LHP Kansas City Royals (FA) Justin Martin, C Baltimore Orioles (Ind) Joel Schmal, LHP Independent2006 5-10 (146) Mike McBryde, OF San Francisco Giants 17-4 (500) Michael Crotta, RHP Pittsburgh Pirates 20-30 (616) Brandon Cooney, RHP St. Louis Cardinals 22-9 (655) Chris Salberg, LHP Baltimore Orioles 36-26 (1092) Alex Fonseca, SS Los Angeles Angels (FA) Will Mann, RHP Boston Red Sox (Ind) Chris Akins, OF Independent2004 3-8(79) JeffFiorentino,C BaltimoreOrioles 15-2 (433) Matt O’Brien, RHP Detroit Tigers 18-24 (545) Randy Beam, LHP Boston Red Sox 38-7 (1128) Robert Orton, C Cincinnati Reds (FA) Evan Brannon, 2B Baltimore Orioles (FA) Rusty Brown, 1B Kansas City Royals (FA) Chris Saxton, RHP Kansas City Royals2003 7-13 (200) Danny Core, RHP Toronto Blue Jays 10-19 (296) Mike Cox, 3B Seattle Mariners 13-16 (383) Chris Pillsbury, RHP Florida Marlins 17-23 (510) Matt Pali, OF Anaheim Angels 33-26 (993) Travis Nesmith, LHP San Francisco Giants2002 10-13 (295) L.J. Biernbaum, OF San Diego Padres 19-16 (568) Tommy MacLane, LHP Boston Red Sox 22-15 (657) Tim McNab, RHP New York Mets 22-25 (667) Nelson Lopez, RHP San Francisco Giants 45-3 (1332) Jim Cooney, LHP Baltimore Orioles 49-3 (1437) Gabe Somarriba, OF Baltimore Orioles (FA) Bobby Spano, 2B Florida Marlins2001 23-30 (706) Peterson Benjamin, RHP San Francisco Giants2000 3-10 (80) Tommy Murphy, SS Anaheim Angels 9-25 (275) Nick Mattioni, RHP New York Mets 10-13 (293) Carmen Cali, LHP St. Louis Cardinals 16-24 (484) Anthony Mongeluzzo, 3B Texas Rangers 23-20 (690) Daniel Jackson, RHP Oakland A’s 24-10 (710) Ryan Withey, OF Anaheim Angels 27-10 (800) Zack Roper, OF Anaheim Angels 27-25(815) JohnRaffo,1B NewYorkMets (FA) J.C. Huguet, C Cincinnati Reds1999 14-2 (416) Todd Moser, LHP Florida Marlins 15-11 (455) Tim Burton, RHP Seattle Mariners 15-18 (462) Travis Bailey, 3B St. Louis Cardinals 29-17 (881) Brett Schreyer, RHP Anaheim Angels (FA) Mike Celli, OF Atlanta Braves (FA) Anthony Doudt, C Anaheim Angels (FA) Mike Gauger, LHP New York Mets (FA) Dicky Hart, 2B Anaheim Angels (FA) Paul Stryhas, 3B Milwaukee Brewers1998 (Ind) Ed Bou, RHP Independent1997 3-5 (89) Billy Brown, OF Toronto Blue Jays 11-15 (339) Kevin Connacher, 2B Chicago White Sox 14-1 (415) Brennan Hervey, 1B Detroit Tigers 30-1 (895) Rick Ozarowski, SS Detroit Tigers 38-29 (1163) Charlie Jones, RHP Arizona Diamondbacks (FA) Joe Cali, RHP Cleveland Indians1996 5-25 (150) Nick Presto, SS Cincinnati Reds 13-15 (380) Brennan Harvey, 1B San Diego Padres (Ind) Garry Kamphouse, 3B Independent1995 24-23 (670) Ken Wagner, RHP Cleveland Indians (Ind) Roger Walker, OF Independent1994 (Ind) Kevin Morgan, OF Independent (Ind) Marty Reinhardt, P Independent 1993 22-8 (612) Kevin Lewis, C New York Mets1992 28-23 (791) Matt Jones, 1B Pittsburgh Pirates 34-14 (950) Tim Harikkala, RHP Seattle Mariners (FA) Tom Lane, SS Houston Astros (Ind) Anthony Bellinato, OF Independent1991 30-24 (799) Craig Shotton, OF Pittsburgh Pirates (FA) Pat Murray, 1B St. Louis Cardinals1990 (FA) Steve Taylor, RHP Minnesota Twins (Ind) Bob Boyle Independent (Ind) Wayne Stofsky, OF Independent1988 24-17 (620) Jack Penrod, OF San Francisco Giants1987 32-14 (826) Scott Halama, RHP St. Louis Cardinals1986 (FA) Scott Benedict, C New York Yankees (FA) Mike Ryan, 1B New York Yankees1985 34-8 (815) Doug Gonring, C Toronto Blue Jays1985 (June Secondary) 1-19(19) JeffForney,OF CincinnatiReds1984 7-8 (166) Mike Ryan, 1B Minnesota Twins 13-22 (336) Keith Foley, C New York Yankees 20-18 (514) Doug Gonring, C Milwaukee Brewers (FA) Pat Murphy, RHP Seattle MarinersC.J. Chatham - The highest draft pick in FAU history


FAU RECORD BOOK - OWLS IN THE PROS

Name Current Organization Highest Level Reached in 2017JeffBeliveau,LHP ClevelandIndians MLB(TorontoBlueJays)Ryan Garton, RHP Seattle Mariners MLB (Tampa Bay Rays/Mariners)

R.J. Alvarez, RHP Texas Rangers AAA (Round Rock)

AustinGomber,RHP St.LouisCardinals AA(Springfield)Brendon Sanger, OF Los Angeles Angels AA (Mobile)

Devon Carr, RHP Houston Astros A (Quad Cities)C.J. Chatham, SS Boston Red Sox A (Greenville)Roman Collins, OF Kansas City Royals A (Wilmington) Alex House, RHP Houston Astros A (Tri-City)Seth McGarry, RHP Philadelphia Phillies A (Bradenton/Clearwater)David McKay, RHP Kansas City Royals A (Lexington)Kyle Miller, RHP Chicago Cubs A (Myrtle Beach)Colyn O’Connell, RHP Detroit Tigers A (Connecticut)

Name Teams Played For MLB DebutTim Harikkala, RHP Seattle Mariners (1995-96) 5/27/95 vs. Baltimore Boston Red Sox (1999) Colorado Rockies (2004, 2007) Oakland A’s (2005)

Carmen Cali, LHP St. Louis Cardinals (2004-05) 9/8/04 vs. San Diego Minnesota Twins (2007)

JeffFiorentino,OF BaltimoreOrioles(2005-06,2009) 5/12/05vs. Oakland A’s (2008) Chicago White Sox

Tommy Murphy, OF Los Angeles Angels (2006-07) 5/4/06 vs. Detroit

Michael Crotta, RHP Pittsburgh Pirates (2011) 4/3/11 vs. Chicago Cubs

JeffBeliveau,LHP ChicagoCubs(2012) 7/22/12vs.St.Louis Tampa Bay Rays (2013-15) Toronto Blue Jays (2017)

Mickey Storey, RHP Houston Astros (2012) 8/3/12 vs. Atlanta Toronto Blue Jays (2013)

R.J. Alvarez, RHP San Diego Padres (2014) 9/3/14 vs. Arizona Oakland A’s (2015)

Ryan Garton, RHP Tampa Bay Rays (2016-17) 5/26/16 vs. Miami Seattle Mariners (2017)

ALL-TIME MAJOR LEAGUERS

CURRENT PROS

Jeff Beliveau

R.J. Alvarez

Ryan Garton


John McCormack completed his ninth season as head baseball coach at Florida Atlantic in 2017 after serving 11 years as associate head coach and seven years as an assistant coach.

McCormack picked up a milestone victory in 2017, when after an 8-2 win vs. Rice to clinch the series on April 2, he moved his career mark to 300-190-1. He will go into the 2018 season with an overall record of 317-203-1.

The Owls finished third in Conference USA during the regular season (18-12), and wrapped the year at 35-21-1 after advancing to the C-USA semifinal round. Four Owls earned conference recognition: Tyler Frank as a First Team member, Cameron Ragsdale and Jared Shouppe to the Second Team, and Eric Rivera as All-Freshman. Frank too became just the second player in FAU history to earn a tryout for the Team USA Colle-giate National Team and would go on to be the first Owl to earn a Team USA uniform, while he (First Team) and David Miranda (Second Team) earned ABCA/Rawl-ings All-South Central Region Honors. Third baseman Austin Langham was a Gold Glove Finalist by that same organization.

Junior righthander Alex House became the 24th Owl drafted since McCormack took over as head coach, and 88th in FAU history, when he was selected in the 24th round by the Houston Astros. Seven members of the Class of 2017 departed the program with multiple ac-colades.

In 2016, McCormack added more bullet points to his lengthy resume, with a 39-19 overall mark, the team’s first C-USA regular season championship, and an NCAA Regional appearance. The squad had eight wins over nationally-ranked opponents, including three ranked No. 1 throughout the year.

The Owls had five players drafted and six in total join Major League farm systems, including shortstop C.J. Chatham, the highest pick in program history. He was chosen in the second round, No. 51 overall, by the Bos-ton Red Sox. That came on the heels of possibly the most decorated seasons ever by an Owl, as he was named Conference USA Player of the Year, C-USA Defensive Player of the Year and as a First Team Louisville Slug-ger All-American. He was also a Golden Spikes Award semifinalist and Brooks Wallace semifinalist.

JohnMCCORMACK28th Season (10th as Head Coach)Lynn, 1990

In addition to Chatham, the pitching trio of Brandon Rhodes, Marc Stewart and Cameron Ragsdale earned All-C-USA honors, and pitcher Nick Swan and catcher Tyler Frank were chosen to the conference’s All-Fresh-man squad. Ragsdale and Chatham also earned All-Region honors. Brett Lashley was chosen as the C-USA Scholar Athlete baseball representative as well.

McCormack led the 2015 squad to yet another NCAA Regional appearance and national recognition as the Owls ranked as high as No. 12 in the polls. FAU’s 42-19 mark is the best record under McCormack’s direction as the Owls finished second in Conference USA and earned the No. 2 seed in the Gainesville regional. FAU saw six players drafted and a seventh sign a professional contract.

In FAU’s first season in Conference USA in 2014, Mc-Cormack recorded his 200th win at the helm on May 16, defeating No. 30 UAB 3-1 in Boca Raton. Two play-ers from that squad were drafted and two more signed professional contracts. The Owls also produced two All-Conference USA players in Brendon Sanger and Stephen Kerr and Kerr earned Freshman All-American for his efforts.

It didn’t take long for McCormack to get the Owls back to national prominence, guiding FAU to its first Sun Belt Conference regular-season championship in his second season as head coach in 2010. This is an achievement that earned McCormack the league’s Coach of the Year Award. The team culminated that season by advancing to the championship game of the NCAA Gainesville Regional.

The team ended its 2013 season with a 42-22 record, capturing its third Sun Belt Conference Tournament title, and were ranked No. 20 by Baseball America and Perfect Game, No. 22 by ESPN and No. 24 by Collegiate Baseball. The NCAA Regional finale marked the second time under McCormack’s direction that FAU has ad-vanced to an NCAA Regional final and his first 40+ win season as a head coach.

The Owls captured their second Sun Belt Conference title in a three-year span in 2012, winning 19 league games. The team led wire-to-wire for the conference championship in 2012.

McCormack’s teams have always featured strong bull-pens, including first-team All-Sun Belt Conference selections Austin Gomber (2013), Andy Mee (2010),


Hugh Adams (2013, 2011) and R.J. Alvarez (2012). Starting pitchers Mike Gipson (2010), Paul Davis (2011) and Ryan Garton (2012) all were drafted after earning postseason all-conference honors.

Twenty-four players have been selected in the Major League Baseball Draft during McCormack’s seven seasons as head coach. A total of 102 FAU players that McCormack has recruited or coached at FAU have continued their professional baseball careers, including Gomber, who was selected in the fourth round of the 2014 MLB Draft by the St. Louis Cardinals. Additionally, 21 of the 24 draftees were not drafted out of high school, continuing McCor-mack’s outstanding track record of developing players after they come to Boca Raton.

McCormack played an essential role in developing Florida Atlantic’s nationally-recognized program, acting as re-cruiting coordinator for 16 seasons. His efforts brought in nine players that earned All-American honors, six that were named Freshmen All-American and three conference Player of the Year selections. Six of his former players have played in the major leagues, 15 players were drafted in the first 10 rounds of the Major League Baseball ama-teur draft and four players were drafted in the third round or higher.

McCormack recorded 201 wins in his first six seasons. He led the team to a season-series victory over nationally-ranked Miami in 2011 -- the first time since the 1984 campaign that FAU had won the season series against the Hurricanes.

McCormack was promoted to associate head coach in 1998, working with long-time FAU coach Kevin Cooney. Together, Cooney and McCormack won 658 games, appeared in seven NCAA regional tournaments, captured a regional championship in 2002 and advanced to the super regional that season.

A big part of FAU’s success has been McCormack’s passion for the Boca Raton area and the university, allowing the program to attract some of the best players in Florida. Having lived in Boca Raton for more than 30 years, Mc-Cormack realizes what a great area South Florida is and what it can provide student-athletes.

McCormack joined the staff in 1991 after approaching Cooney about assuming the duties of recruiter. He has fo-cused his attention on the pool of talent in the South Florida area. His first FAU recruiting class (1993) finished the season 41-17 and made a trip to the South Regional, where they fell to the eventual national champion.

Other accomplishments under McCormack include tying a national record for consecutive games won (34), and winning the Tuscaloosa Regional by defeating the nation’s No. 3-ranked team, Alabama, in 2002. McCormack was recognized with the AFLAC National Assistant Coach of the Year Award in 2003.

In many cases, the talent was evident only to McCormack. FAU’s baseball program has been built around the premise that McCormack would find athletes with the desire to win. The coaching staff would develop talent and the players would become better.

The McCormack FileYear Overall W-L Conference W-L Career Record2009 30-26 12-17 (SBC) 30-262010 % 37-24 21-9 (SBC) * 67-502011 32-25 17-13 (SBC) 99-752012 32-22 19-8 (SBC) * 131-972013 % 42-22 19-11 (SBC) ^ 173-1192014 28-25 14-16 (C-USA) 201-1442015 % 42-19 19-10 (C-USA) 243-1632016 % 39-19 21-8 (C-USA) * 282-1822017 35-21-1 18-12 (C-USA) 317-203-1 (.609)OVERALL 317-203-1 88-58 (SBC)/72-46 (C-USA)(9 years) 160-104 (.606) %-NCAA Tournament Appearance * Regular Season Conference Champions; ^ Conference Tournament Champions

Before joining FAU, McCormack played for nearby Lynn University, where he received his bachelor’s degree in business administration in 1990. At Lynn, McCormack earned all-conference honors his junior year as a catcher and his senior season as a third baseman. He was named the all-area team MVP during his junior season. Prior to Lynn, he attended Indian River Community College and Pope John Paul II High School in Boca Raton.

Born in New York, McCormack has lived in South Florida for more than 30 years. He and his wife, Katrina, reside in Boca Raton with their two sons, Conor and Shane.


Eric RiveraSophomore OFWest Park, Fla.

1Jake MiednikSenior LHP

Parkland, Fla.

2 4Cody Wilson

R-Sophomore OFJupiter, Fla.

Mark NowatnickSenior RHP

Pompano Beach, Fla.

5Tyler FrankJunior INF

Loxahatchee, Fla.

6Joe MontesJunior INF

Stockton, Calif.

7Andru “Udie” Summerall

R-Freshman INFNorth Palm Beach, Fla.

8

Mike RuffSophomore RHP

Orlando, Fla.

9David Miranda

R-Senior OFPlacentia, Calif.

10Steven Revilla

R-Freshman OFPembroke Pines, Fla.

11Diamond Johnson

Junior OFTampa, Fla.

12Jordan Poore

R-Sophomore LHPMuncie, Ind.

13Brock NowellFreshman C

Wilmington, Del.

14Gunnar Lambert

R-Junior COviedo, Fla.

15

Vince ColettiJunior RHP

Hollywood, Fla.

16Pedro Pages

Sophomore CDoral, Fla.

17Mariano Ricciardi

Freshman INFWest Boylston, Mass.

18

Weston ClementeR-Junior LHP

Pompano Beach, Fla.

19Nick Prather

Sophomore RHPZionsville, Ind.

21Matt Harris

Grad Student RHPPalm Beach Gardens, Fla.

22Nick Swan

Junior LHPOrlando, Fla.

23

Drew PedenR-Senior RHPDeBary, Fla.

24Blake Sanderson

R-Junior RHPOrlando, Fla.

25

Jacob PinoFreshman OF

Pembroke Pines, Fla.

26Dylan O’ConnellR-Freshman LHP

Pembroke Pines, Fla.

27Zach Schneider

Junior RHPBoca Raton, Fla.

28Killian McCrayFreshman INF

Tampa, Fla.

29Kyle MarmanJunior RHP

Orlando, Fla.

30

Chris MooreR-Freshman RHP

Orlando, Fla.

34

Jared DeSantoloFreshman INF

Tampa, Fla.

40Kevin Abraham

R-Senior CMiami, Fla.

33

Richie NizzaR-Sophomore INF

Fort Myers, Fla.

41 42Jackson VescelusSophomore RHP

(Transfer, Will Sit Out 2018)

Head CoachJohn McCormackRecord: 317-203-1

Assistant CoachDavid Kopp(Pitching)

Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coord.

Greg Mamula(Hitting/3B)

Assistant CoachBrett Schneider(Outfield/1B)

3 36 49 45Director of

Baseball OperationsBrian Thomas

Marc StewartSenior RHP

Port St. Lucie, Fla.

55Jeremy Kennedy-Davis

Freshman CFort Lauderdale, Fla.

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