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2017 BASEBALL

FACT BOOK

Travis Watkins

Eric Tyler

Evan Kruczynski

Keith LeClairHead Coach (1997-2002)

The 2017 East Carolina Baseball Fact Book has been published by the East Carolina University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Content and design coordination by the ECU Athletics Communications Office.

Editor: Malcolm Gray

Cover Photography: Rob Goldberg, Keith Lucas and Rob Taylor

Photography & Design

Cover Design: Provations Group (Nicholasville, Ky.)

Photography: Rob Goldberg, Keith Lucas, Rob Taylor Photography & Design and Major League

Baseball

Design/Layout: Laura Doolittle,

Provations Group (Nicholasville, Ky.)

Printing: Morgan Printers, Inc.

(Greenville, N.C.)

IntroductionSchedule ........................................................................2General Information & Quick Facts .............................. 3Media Guidelines....................................................... 4-5Staff Directory ...............................................................6Primary Media Outlets .................................................. 7Getting to Greenville ....................................................8Lodging, Dining & Transportation ...............................9Strength & Conditioning............................................. 10Athletic Training .......................................................... 10

The UniversityEast Carolina University ...............................................12Chancellor .....................................................................13Director of Athletics .....................................................14

Clark-LeClair StadiumLewis Field at Clark-LeClair Stadium ..................... 16-17Keith LeClair .............................................................18-19All-Time Keith LeClair Classic Results ........................20

Coaching StaffHead Coach Cliff Godwin .......................................22-23Coaching Staff ....................................................... 24-28Support Staff ......................................................... 28-30

The Players2017 Roster .................................................................. 32

Pronounciation Guide ................................................. 32Pirate Birthdays/Fun Facts ......................................... 33Player Profiles ........................................................34-61Pirates In the Community ..........................................62

2017 Opponents2017 Opponents .....................................................64-69Record Vs. All-Time Opponents .................................70Record Vs. The Conferences ...................................71-74

American Athletic ConferenceThe American .............................................................. 762016 AAC Final Standings ........................................... 772016 AAC Post-Season Awards ................................... 772016 AAC Final Statistics ........................................78-83

2016 Season In Review2016 Notebook ...................................................... 86-872016 Game Results ......................................................88Final Statistics .............................................................89Final AAC Statistics ......................................................902016 Miscellaneous Statistics ......................................91Team Game Highs .......................................................92Individual Highs ..........................................................92

Record BookTeam Records ........................................................94-95Single-Season Individual Hitting Records ................96Career Individual Hitting Records .............................. 97

Single-Season Individual Pitching Records ..............98Career Individual Pitching Records ...........................99Single-Season/Career Fielding Records .................. 100Single Game Records ................................................ 100Freshman Hitting Records ......................................... 101Freshman Pitching Records ....................................... 101Miscellaneous Records ...............................................102

HistoryPirate Notes ............................................................... 104Coaching History ................................................ 105-106Pirates In The Polls .................................................... 106Post-Season History ..................................................107Championship Teams ......................................... 108-114Year-by-Year Batting Leaders ............................. 115-116Year-by-Year Pitching Leaders .............................117-118Year-by-Year Results ...........................................119-139All-Time Lettermen .............................................140-142ECU Hall of Famers .....................................................142All-Time Jerseys ..................................................143-146Conference Honors .............................................. 147-149National Honors ........................................................ 150All-Americans............................................................. 151Major League Debuts ................................................. 151Pirates In The Pros .....................................................152Pirates In The Draft ....................................................153No-Hitters/Cycles .......................................................15410+ Strikeouts In A Game ..........................................155Complete Game Shutouts .........................................156

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 2 2017 BASEBALL FACT BOOK

Day Date Opponent Location TimeFriday February 17 at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 5 p.m.Saturday February 18 at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 2:30 p.m.Sunday February 19 at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 1 p.m.Wednesday February 22 at Campbell Buies Creek, N.C. 4 p.m.Friday February 24 LA SALLE GREENVILLE, N.C. 4 p.m.Saturday February 25 LA SALLE GREENVILLE, N.C. 2 p.m.Sunday February 26 LA SALLE GREENVILLE, N.C. 1 p.m.Wednesday March 1 ELON GREENVILLE, N.C. 4 p.m.

Keith LeClair ClassicFriday March 3 $ WESTERN CAROLINA GREENVILLE, N.C. 4:30 p.m.Saturday March 4 $ ST. JOHNS GREENVILLE, N.C. 4:30 p.m.Sunday March 5 $ APPALACHIAN STATE GREENVILLE, N.C. 3:30 p.m.

Tuesday March 7 at College of Charleston Charleston, S.C. 5 p.m.Wednesday March 8 at College of Charleston Charleston, S.C. 2:30 p.m.Friday March 10 UNC CHARLOTTE GREENVILLE, N.C. 4 p.m.Saturday March 11 UNC CHARLOTTE GREENVILLE, N.C. 2 p.m.Sunday March 12 UNC CHARLOTTE GREENVILLE, N.C. 1 p.m.Wednesday March 15 at Duke Durham, N.C. 6 p.m.Friday March 17 MERCER GREENVILLE, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Saturday March 18 MERCER GREENVILLE, N.C. 4 p.m.Sunday March 19 MERCER GREENVILLE, N.C. 1 p.m.Tuesday March 21 at Elon Elon, N.C. 6 p.m.Wednesday March 22 NORTH CAROLINA GREENVILLE, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Friday March 24 TOWSON GREENVILLE, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Saturday March 25 TOWSON GREENVILLE, N.C. 4 p.m.Sunday March 26 TOWSON GREENVILLE, N.C. 1 p.m.Tuesday March 28 LIBERTY GREENVILLE, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Friday March 31 # CONNECTICUT GREENVILLE, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Saturday April 1 # CONNECTICUT GREENVILLE, N.C. 4 p.m.Sunday April 2 # CONNECTICUT GREENVILLE, N.C. 12 NoonTuesday April 4 at North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. 6 p.m.Friday April 7 # at Houston Houston, Texas 7:30 p.m.Saturday April 8 # at Houston Houston, Texas 7:30 p.m.Sunday April 9 # at Houston Houston, Texas 2 p.m.Tuesday April 11 UNC WILMINGTON GREENVILLE, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Thursday April 13 # UCF GREENVILLE, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Friday April 14 # UCF GREENVILLE, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Saturday April 15 # UCF GREENVILLE, N.C. 12 NoonTuesday April 18 at UNC Wilmington Wilmington, N.C. 6 p.m.Friday April 21 # at Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio 6 p.m.Saturday April 21 # at Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio 4 p.m.Sunday April 22 # at Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio 12 NoonWednesday April 26 % NC STATE GREENVILLE, N.C. 7 p.m.Friday April 28 # TULANE GREENVILLE, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Saturday April 29 # TULANE GREENVILLE, N.C. 4 p.m.Sunday April 30 % # TULANE GREENVILLE, N.C. 3:30 p.m.Friday May 5 # at USF Tampa, Fla. 6:30 p.m.Saturday May 6 # at USF Tampa, Fla. 6:30 p.m.Sunday May 7 # at USF Tampa, Fla. 1 p.m.Wednesday May 10 DUKE DURHAM, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Friday May 12 # MEMPHIS GREENVILLE, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Saturday May 13 # MEMPHIS GREENVILLE, N.C. 4 p.m.Sunday May 14 # MEMPHIS GREENVILLE, N.C. 12 NoonTuesday May 16 CAMPBELL GREENVILLE, N.C. 6:30 p.m.Thursday May 18 # at Connecticut Storrs, Conn. 3 p.m.Friday May 19 # at Connecticut Storrs, Conn. 3 p.m.Saturday May 20 # at Connecticut Storrs, Conn. 1 p.m.Tuesday-Sunday May 23-28 American Conference Championships Clearwater, Fla. TBDFriday-Monday June 2-5 NCAA Regionals TBD TBDThursday-Sunday June 8-10 NCAA Super Regionals TBD TBDSaturday-Wednesday June 16-31 NCAA College World Series Omaha, Neb. TBD

$ - Keith LeClair Classic; # - American Athletic Conference game; % - CBS Sports Network; Home games in bold; *All times are Eastern Time

2017 East Carolina Baseball Schedule


General InformationGeneral Quick FactsLocation: Greenville, N.C.

Founded: 1907

Enrollment: 27,000

Conference: American Athletic

Nickname: Pirates

Colors: Purple (PMS #268) and Gold (PMS #109)

Home Stadium: Lewis Field at Clark-LeClair Stadium (5,000/2005)

Surface: Natural Grass (Celebration Bermuda/Perennial Rye Grass Seeding)

Field Dimensions: L-R: 320-400-320

Chancellor: Dr. Cecil P. Staton (Furman ‘80)

Director of Athletics: Jeff Compher (James Madison ‘80)

Athletics Web Site: www.ECUPirates.com

University Web Site: www.ecu.edu

Program HistoryNCAA Tournament Appearances: 28

(1964, ’66, ’68, ’70, ’74, ’77, ’80, ’82, ’84, ’87, ’89, ’90, 91, ’93, ’99,

2000, ’01, ’02, ’03, ’04, ’05, ’07, ’08, ’09, ’11, ’12, ‘15, ‘16)

NCAA Tournament Record: 35-57

Last NCAA Regional Appearance: Charlottesville Regional

(2016/ No. 3 seed)

Last NCAA Super Regional Appearance: Lubbock

Super Regional (2016)

Last NCAA Tournament Victory: 2016 vs. Texas Tech (8-6) in Super Regional

Last NCAA Tournament Loss: 2016 at Texas Tech (11-0) in Super Regional

Championships (Regular Season/Tournament): 24 (13/11)

NCAA Regional Championships: 4 (2001, 2004, 2009, 2016)

National Championships: 1 (1961 NAIA)

Athletics Communications Staff/Phone DirectoryAssistant AD/Communications: Tom McClellan

Office Phone: (252) 737-4522

Director (baseball contact): Malcolm Gray

Gray’s Email: [email protected]

Gray’s Cell Phone: (252) 414-2021

Associate Director: Jody Jones

Assistant Director: Olivia Coiro

Assistant Director: Chip Welch

Administrative Assistant: Suzanne Metcalf

Ticket Office Phone: (800) DIAL-ECU, (252) 737-4500

Communications Address: ECU Athletics Communications

319 Ward Sports Medicine Bldg

Greenville, N.C. 27858

Social MediaFacebook: ECUAthletics AmericanConfTwitter: @ECUAthletics (official) @ECUBaseball (official) @ECUScoreboard (in-game updates) @American_BSBYou Tube: ECUAthleticsSnapchat: ECUAthleticsInstagram: ECUAthletics

ECU_BaseballAmerican_Conf

Baseball StaffHead Coach: Cliff Godwin (East Carolina, ’00)Overall Record (Years): 78-45-1/.633 (Third Year)Record at East Carolina: SameAssistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: Jeff Palumbo (George Mason, ’04)Assistant Coach/Pitching: Dan Roszel (North Florida, ’00)Volunteer Assistant Coach: Pete Buscaino (UCF, ’14)Director of Baseball Operations: Tyler Zupcic (Appalachian State, ‘14)Student Assistant Coach: Parker Lamm (East Carolina, ’17)Athletic Trainer: Zac Womack (East Carolina, ’00)Equipment Manager: Todd Hendrix (Marshall, ‘14)Strength Coach: Brandon Golden (East Carolina, ‘12)Secretary: Valentine Howell-MeltonBaseball Office: (252) 737-1985Baseball Fax: (252) 737-1988Stadium Address: 9999 Charles Blvd. Greenville, N.C. 27858

2016 Team Analysis2016 Record: 38-23-1 Home Record: 20-10-1 Road Record: 15-10 Neutral Sites: 3-3The American Record: 15-8-1The American Finish: SecondPostseason: Texas Tech Super Regional (1-2)Final National Ranking: 15 (Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, NCBWA) 16 (D1Baseball, USA Today)Lettermen returning/lost: 19/8Starters returning/lost: 7/2Pitchers returning/lost: 9/3Newcomers: 14

Radio InformationRadio Station: Pirate IMG Sports Network Play-by-Play: Corey GloorColor Analyst: Dr. Gary OvertonFlagship: WNCT 1070 AMContact Person: Meghan HeinchonAddress: 408 Evans Street Greenville, NC 27858Phone: (252) 757-0707


To The MediaThe 2017 East Carolina Baseball Media Guide is a publication of the ECU

Athletics Communications Office. We hope you will find this publication useful while covering the East Carolina Pirates this season. Every effort has been made to include timely and pertinent information.

If you cannot find the information you need in this book, please do not hesitate to call me at (252) 737-4523 or the athletics communications office at (252) 737-4522.

Additional requests by accredited media representatives such as feature materials, photographs, background clips, video and audio should be directed to our office. We urge all media personnel to take a moment and read the guidelines, which will aid you in covering ECU baseball.

— Malcolm Gray Director Athletics Communications

Credential RequestsCredentials for East Carolina home baseball games are for working

media only and are issued on a priority basis. Requests for single-game credentials should be made no later than three days in advance of a game via email or standard mail on company stationery and directed to ECU Director Athletics Communications Malcolm Gray ([email protected]; 319 Ward Building, Greenville, NC 27858). For additional questions or more information, contact the Athletics Communications Office.

Children, spouses, dates or other non-workers are not permitted in the press box. No one under the age of 17, regardless of affiliation or in possession of an apparent non-media relations issued credential, will be permitted in working media area(s) or on the playing field during the game.

Requests are honored from sports editors of daily and weekly newspapers, editors of sports periodicals, and sports directors of

radio and television stations who cover East Carolina or its opponent on a consistent basis. All non-originating radio personnel will not be granted field access during the game but will be granted a maximum of two credentials which will allow the staffing all post-game interview sessions, providing the outlet broadcasts regularly scheduled daily sports reports and talk shows, and has a devoted sports director position.

All passes and credentials are non-transferable and are subject to immediate revocation if transferred to any other person, including non-working members of a media organization.

Online entities will not be granted requests for credentials, access and/or interviews with the exception of web sites that are officially affiliated with East Carolina, its opponent, conferences, the NCAA or an accredited, established and recognized traditional national or regional media organization. Web sites which promote or house anonymous “message boards” as its sole source of content will be expressly prohibited from obtaining working credentials. Credentials may also be issued to other online entities, on a space available basis, that:

• are a legal and corporate entity;• provides consistent regular coverage of ECU intercollegiate athletics

or the visiting team with its own staff of reporters, photographers

East Carolina officially became an all-sports member of the American Athletic Conference on July 1, 2014. After initially accepting a football-only membership last November, ECU was extended an invitation for all sports on March 27, 2013. The Pirates will compete against Cincinnati, Connecticut, Houston, Memphis, SMU, South Florida, Tulane and UCF in The American for baseball in 2015.

Jody Jones Associate Director of

Athletics Communications

Malcolm Gray Director of Athletics

Communications

Suzanne Metcalf Athletics Communications Administrative Assistant

Key Phone Numbers (Area Code 252)

Media Relations 737-4522

Baseball Office 737-1985

Athletic Director’s Office 737-4502

Ticket Office 328-2300

Clark-LeClair Press Box 328-0068

Standard/Overnight Mailing AddressAthletic Communications Office319 Ward Sports Medicine BuildingGreenville, NC 27858

Follow the Pirates OnlineOfficial Website .......................................................................www.ECUPirates.comFacebook ................................................................................................ECUAthleticsTwitter .................................................................................................@ECUAthleticsYouTube ..................................................................................................ECUAthleticsInstagram ...............................................................................................ECUAthletics

Olivia Coiro Assistant Director of


ECU Athletics Communications Office

Media Guidelines

Chip Welch Assistant Director of


Tom McClellan Assistant AD/Athletics

Communications


and equipment. Reporter(s) must write a substantial majority of all material posted on the site. An online entity that is an outlet primarily devoted to the recruitment of students athletes will not qualify for credentials, and/or;

• covers all baseball away games and all major post-season events.The ECU Athletics Communications Office reserves the right to deny

or revoke credentials for non-compliance with all guidelines mentioned in this section, including interview protocol listed below; violations of University, Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, NCAA, or AAC policies; and for conduct for which there are reasonable grounds to believe violate state or federal law, or constitute a breach of professional ethics.

Real-Time Internet PolicyThe East Carolina University Department of Athletics retains the rights

to the distribution of play-by-play, statistical material and photographs of East Carolina baseball during and following game action, just as it retains the rights to the video and audio description of game action. All rights to the dissemination of audio, video and real-time material is granted on a contractual basis only. Failure to abide by these restrictions may result in revocation of press credentials.

PhotographersPhotographer credentials are limited. Accredited photographers may

work along the first and third base sideline in the designated photo well areas only and are not permitted into the team(s) dugouts. Contact any member of the ECU Athletics Communications staff for information on designated areas at Clark-LeClair Stadium.

Covering PracticeEast Carolina spring practices will be held at Clark-LeClair Stadium

and will typically start at 2:30 p.m. with coach and player interviews preceding practice times. First 30 minutes is open to media for photography and B-Roll unless otherwise noted. However, media wishing to attend practices should notify Malcolm Gray at least five (5) hours in advance.

ParkingMedia parking passes may also be requested through the athletics

communications office. A limited number of parking spaces will be available in the Media Lot, located behind the first base line at Clark-LeClair Stadium in the parking lot area next to the ECU Soccer Stadium (first-come basis). Media overflow parking will be in the “W” white parking lot located along side the access road between the Cliff Moore Practice Facility heading up to Clark-LeClair Stadium or heading down towards the Ward Sports Medicine Building. Media members will park closer toward the baseball stadium inside the fence on the grass. (All admittance is by pass only; obtain parking passes through the ECU Athletics Communications Office.)

Will CallThe media and general will-call window is located at Clark-LeClair

Stadium in the ticket office (clock tower) and opens two (2) hours prior to first pitch.

Media Services• The working media (“writers”) area is located on the third level of

Clark-LeClair Stadium of the press box, directly behind home plate. Access to the press box may be obtained via the elevator in the clock tower.

• A working photo area is also located inside the press box (main area) depending on seating availability.

• The ECU Athletics Communications Office will provide working media and photographers with game notes, season stats, rosters, lineups and media guides (if applicable) for both ECU and the visiting team prior to the game in the main press area. Additional information, such as lineup, roster, or jersey number changes, will be distributed as the information becomes available.

• An official box score and play-by-play (if requested) will be distributed following the game.

• Media requiring a dedicated phone line should contact the media relations office at least 72 hours in advance.

High-Speed ConnectionsThe Clark-LeClair Stadium Press Box is equipped with high-speed

cables and wireless internet access for general use by writers and photographers. Log-on and password information will be distributed by the ECU Athletics Athletics Communications Office prior to the game.

Post-Game InterviewsECU Head Coach Cliff Godwin, assistant coaches and/or requested

players will be available for post-game interviews along the third base sideline at the conclusion of each contest. Interviews with players and/or coaches may not be conducted until the NCAA-mandated 10-minute cooling off period has expired. Interviews with coaches and players will not be permitted between games of a doubleheader and ECU has a closed locker room to the media.

Visiting RadioECU will grant broadcasting rights to the official radio outlet of the

visiting team. For phone lines, contact the ECU Athletics Communications Office at least one full week prior to the contest schedules for broadcast. The Pirate IMG Sports Network will broadcast all 56-baseball games during the 2017 season.

ECUPirates.comEast Carolina’s official athletic website is www.ECUPirates.com,

which features the 2017 team fact book, statistics, game notes, roster, schedule, past season archives and other information. Game highlights along with post-game interviews are posted to the site (if available).


Staff DirectoryKey Athletics Phone Listings (AC 252/737 Prefix unless otherwise noted)

Administrative StaffJEFF COMPHER, Director of Athletics 4502

Jackie Daniels, Mailroom/Copy Clerk Jeanne LeBlanc-Lecce, Administrative Support AssociateVickie Revels, Executive Assistant/Director of Athletics

External StaffSHELLEY BINEGAR, Associate AD/External Operations/SWA 4945

GREG HERRING, Assistant AD/Marketing & Fan Engagement 4530Susie Glynn, Cheerleading Head CoachDorian Jackson, Director of Creative ServicesKristin Jeffries, Dance Team Head CoachWhitney Marks, Assistant Director of MarketingBrian Meador, Director of Video ProductionBill Staub, Director of Athletic BandsEric Ward, Director of Athletics Marketing & Fan EngagementKatie Whitley, Assistant Director of MarketingTaylor Wooten, Assistant Cheerleading Coach

TOM MCCLELLAN, Assistant AD/Communications 4522Oliva Coiro, Assistant Director of Athletics CommunicationsMalcolm Gray, Director of Athletics CommunicationsJody Jones, Associate Director of Athletics CommunicationsSuzanne Metcalf, Administrative AssistantChip Welch, Assistant Director of Athletics Communications

J. BATT, Senior Assoc. AD/Executive Director Pirate Club 4540Chase Blake, Assistant Director of DevelopmentJared Brinkley, Director of DevelopmentLaTrenda Britt, Administrative Support AssociateLajuana Carter, Data Entry SpecialistSarita Cawiezell, Administrative Support AssistantAustin Collard, Assistant Director of DevelopmentCarl Evans, Associate Athletics Director/DevelopmentMark Hessert, Associate Athletics Director/Associate Executive DirectorErinn Latta, Assistant Director of DevelopmentMatt Maloney, Assistant Athletics Director/Major GiftsLaura Bond, Special Events CoordinatorDrew Moeller, Assistant Director of the Pirate ClubWill Nowadly, Assistant Director of CommunicationsMolly Pierce, Business OfficerBeth Rose, Data Entry SpecialistKyle Verber, Director of Development

SCOTT LANE, Assistant AD/Ticket Services 4500Jacob Coggins, Assistant Director of Ticket ServicesErin Pierce, Assistant Director of Ticket Services, AccountantJason Steinberg, Director of Ticket ServicesShanna Wentzler, Assistant Director of Ticket ServicesBrad Drummond, IMG Learfield (General Manager/Ticket Sales)Peter Argus, IMG Learfield (Account Executive, Ticket Services)Brendon Kennerly, IMG Learfield (Account Executive, Ticket Sales)

GREG PIERCE, Assistant AD/Video Services 1546Addison Harvey, Coordinator of Football Video OperationsSam Saunders, Director of TechnologyBrandon Smith, Assistant Director of Video Services

Internal StaffNICK FLOYD, Executive Associate Athletics Director 4503

LEE WORKMAN, Associate AD/Administration 4530Angie Lower, Human Resources CoordinatorSonni Minton, Trademark Licensing & Administration Coordinator

BARRY BRICKMAN, Director of Athletic Business/Budgets 4507Jamie Charles, Accounting TechnicianKimberly Corbitt, AccountantGloria Gorham, Administrative Support SpecialistDarlene Perry, Administrative Support SpecialistBrittany Powell, AccountantSheri Whitfield, Accountant Manager

JAMIE JOHNSON, Associate AD/Compliance 4515Jaryd Dubin, Compliance CoordinatorDavid Lipay, Director of ComplianceKevin Nesfield, Assistant Director of Compliance

MATT ATER, Director of Athletic Equipment 4602Todd Hendrix, Assistant Equipment ManagerTyler Wray, Assistant Equipment Manager

J.J. MCLAMB, Associate AD/Internal Operations 4694Kellen Altman, Assistant Director of OperationsJosh Creel, Assistant Sports Turf ManagerCarissa Hill, Assistant Director of OperationsTrey Kriger, Assistant Director of OperationsDr. Gary Overton, Assistant AD/Game Operations-FacilitiesJoey Perry, Director of Athletic GroundsEmily Rudis, Operations Assistant

MIKE HANLEY, Associate AD/Student Services 4603Krista Carano, Assistant Athletic TrainerNate Clark, Associate Athletic TrainerBen Crawford, Assistant Athletic TrainerChris D’Errico, Assistant Athletic TrainerJake Moore, Head Football Athletic TrainerDaniele Petty, Assistant Athletic TrainerDr. Sharon Rogers, Associate Professor/Assistant Athletics TrainerGwyn Smith, Athletic Insurance CoordinatorKaren Stuart, Assistant Athletic TrainerZac Womack, Head Baseball Athletic Trainer

JEFF CONNORS, Assistant AD/Strength & Conditioning 1331Brandon Golden, Assistant Strength & Conditioning CoachJustin McClelland, Assistant Strength & Conditioning CoachDan Millington, Assistant Strength & Conditioning CoachKatelyn Woolfork, Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach

DR. CAL CHRISTIAN, Faculty Atheltics Representative 4513

NITA BOYCE, Assistant AD/Student Development 4550Erica Banning, Academic CoordinatorJennifer Bonner, Learning Specialist/Tutor CoordinatorCarlester Crumpler, Academic CoordinatorLeigh Cunius, Academic CoordinatorAbby DeHaas, Academic CoordinatorBrian O’Hara, Assistant Director of Student DevelopmentSue Parisher, Academic CoordinatorKathy Pittman, Administrative Support AssociateRebecca Wade, Academic Coordinator

DANIELLE MORRIN, Life Skills Coordinator/Community Relations Liaison 4472


Primary Media OutletsPrint MediaAssociated PressAaron Beard (Regional Writer)(919) [email protected] Olson (National Writer)(402) [email protected]

Bonesville MediaDanny Whitford(252) [email protected]

Charlotte ObserverHarry Pickett(704) [email protected]/observer

Durham Herald-SunJimmy DuPree(919) [email protected]

East Carolinian(252) [email protected]

Fayetteville ObserverSammy Batten(910) [email protected]

Goldsboro News ArgusRudy Coggins(919) [email protected]

Greensboro News & RecordEddie Wooten(336) [email protected]

Greenville Daily ReflectorRonnie Woodward (beat writer)[email protected](252) 329-9500www.reflector.com

Hoist the Colours/247SportsStephen Igoe(252) [email protected]

Jacksonville Daily NewsRick Scoppe(910) [email protected]

Kinston Free PressBryan Hanks(252) [email protected]

New Bern Sun-JournalAdam Thompson(252) [email protected] www.newbernsunjournal.com

Newport News Daily PressAdam Petrini(757) [email protected]

Raleigh News & Observer(919) [email protected]

Rocky Mount TelegramJessie Nunery(252) [email protected]

Sports WeeklyCraig [email protected]

Virginian-PilotTom White(757) [email protected]

Washington Daily NewsMichael Prunka(252) 946-2144michael.prunka@thewashingtondai-

lynews.com www.washingtondailynews-nc.com

Wilmington Star-NewsDan Spears(910) [email protected] [email protected]

Wilson Daily TimesPaul Durham(252) [email protected]

Winston-Salem JournalBill Cole(336) [email protected]

College Baseball Media OutletsBaseball AmericaJohn [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

College Baseball 360Sean [email protected]

CollegeBaseballCentral.comMatt [email protected]

College Baseball DailyBrian [email protected]

College Baseball InsiderPhil [email protected] [email protected]

Collegiate BaseballLou Pavlovich, [email protected]

D1Baseball.comAaron Fitt (National Writer)[email protected] Rogers (National Writer)[email protected]@d1baseball.comEric Sorenson (West/National Writer)[email protected] Etheridge (South Writer)[email protected]

ESPNJeremy [email protected]

Perfect GameJheremy [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Radio/TVPirate IMG Sports Network Meghan Heinchon(252) [email protected]

WGHB-AM (1250)Troy Dreyfuss(252) [email protected]

WNCT-FM (107.9)Jeff Diamond(252) [email protected]

WRBZ-AM (850)Adam Gold(919) [email protected]

News14 CarolinaMike Solarte(919) [email protected]

WCTI-TV (ABC 12)Brian North(252) [email protected]

WITN-TV (NBC 7)Billy Weaver(252) [email protected]

WNCN-TV (NBC 17)Penn Holderness(919) [email protected]

WNCT-TV (CBS 9)Brian Bailey(252) [email protected]

WRAL-TV (CBS 5)Jeff Gravley(919) [email protected]

WRAZ-TV (FOX 50)Ken Medlin(919) [email protected]

WTVD-TV (ABC 11)Mark Armstrong(919) [email protected]

American ConferenceTaylor Alward(401) [email protected]


Getting To Greenville

From the Tidewater, Va., Area Take US 13 from Suffolk to Ahoskie, N.C. Take bypass around Ahoskie

(NC 11). Take NC 11 to Greenville. NC 11 turns into Memorial Drive. Take Fifth Street to Cotanche Street and take a right. Take Cotanche, which turns into Charles Blvd., to Ficklen Drive and take a left. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and Minges Coliseum are up the hill on the right.

From I-95 North Take I-95 South to NC 903 exit (Halifax, N.C.). Take left over the over-

pass. Take NC 903 for eight miles until you reach US 301. Take left onto NC 125/903 and continue for 15 miles until you reach Scotland Neck. Take a right on US 258 when you reach Scotland Neck and go about 1-2 miles through downtown. Then take a left onto NC 125 for about 15 miles to Oak City. Take a right onto NC 11 at Oak City. Continue on NC 11 (25 miles) to Greenville where it turns into Memorial Drive. Take Memorial Drive to Fifth Street and take a left. Take Fifth Street to Cotanche Street and take a right. Take Cotanche, which turns into Charles Blvd., to Ficklen Drive and take a left. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and Minges Coliseum are up the hill on the right.

From I-95 South Take I-95 North to US 264 exit (Wilson, N.C.). Take a right and

continue on US 264 past Wilson and head into Greenville. Take US 264 to Allen Road and turn right. Allen Road turns into Greenville Blvd. Take Greenville Blvd. to Charles Blvd. and take a left (ECU message board on corner). Take Charles Blvd. down hill and turn right on Ficklen Drive. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and Minges Coliseum are up the hill on the right.

From Triangle Area Take US 64 from Raleigh and head east. Take US 264 in Zebulon and

head east past Wilson and into Greenville. Take US 264 to Allen Road and turn right. Allen Road turns into Greenville Blvd. Take Greenville Blvd. to Charles Blvd. and take a left (ECU message board on corner). Take Charles Blvd. down hill and turn right on Ficklen Drive. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and Minges Coliseum are up the hill on the right.

From Wilmington Take Interstate 40 northwest to Wallace. Take right onto NC 51 and

head north through Chiquapin and Beulaville (about 20-25 miles). Get on NC 241 in Beulaville and head about 10 miles north to Pink Hill, where you will pick up NC 11. Take NC 11 through downtown Kinston and into Greenville, where it turns into Memorial Drive. Take Memorial Drive to Greenville Blvd., where you will take a right. Take Greenville Blvd. to Charles Blvd. and take a left (ECU message board on corner). Take Charles Blvd. down hill and turn right on Ficklen Drive. Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and Minges Coliseum are up the hill on the right.

Directions to Media ParkingMedia parking is available behind the first base line at Clark-LeClair Sta-

dium in the parking lot area next to the ECU Soccer Stadium (first-come basis). Media overflow parking will be in the “W” parking lot located along side the access road between the Cliff Moore Practice Facility heading up to Clark-LeClair Stadium or heading down towards the Ward Sports Medicine Building. Media members will park closer toward the baseball stadium in-side the fence on the grass. (All admittance is by pass only; obtain parking passes through the ECU Athletics Communications Office.)


Greenville Hotels/MotelsBest Western Suites (252) 752-2378Comfort Inn (252) 355-0070Courtyard by Marriott (252) 329-2900Days Inn (252) 752-0214East Carolina Inn (252) 752-2122Hampton Inn (252) 355-7474Quality Inn (252) 758-5544Hilton Greenville (252) 355-5000Holiday Inn Greenville (252) 754-8300Holiday Inn Express (252) 754-8300Residence Inn by Marriott (252) 364-8999Wingate Inn (252) 355-4283

Recommended Greenville RestaurantsA Tavola Market Café (252) 321-5533A.J. McMurphy’s (252) 355-7956Basil’s Restaurant & Pizzeria (252) 353-5800Bonefish Grill (252) 754-0761Buffalo Wild Wings (252) 758-9191Carolina Ale House (252) 317-0005Cheddar’s (252) 321-1002Chicos (252) 757-1666Chili’s (252) 355-7449Chipolte Mexican Grill (252) 558-1138Corleone’s (252) 412-4722CPW’s (252) 757-7756 Cubbies (252) 752-6497East Coast Wings & Grill (252) 752-9464

Fajitas (252) 353-8700Five Guys (252) 364-1071GK Café (252) 752-7662Golden Corral (252) 756-4412Hibachi Grill & Buffet (252) 321-8882Kickback Jack’s (252) 329-0400Logan’s Roadhouse (252) 439-4313Longhorn Steakhouse (252) 830-6100 Mayflower Seafood (252) 321-6188McAlister’s Deli (252) 353-8000Mellow Mushroom (252) 565-8220Mi Cabana (252) 931-9566Moe’s Southwest Grill (252) 752-6637Nino’s Cucina Italiana (252) 689-6446Noodles and Company (252) 756-6735Olive Garden (252) 321-7498Outback Steakhouse (252) 321-8444Panera Bread (252) 317-8787Parker’s BBQ (252) 758-9215Red Robin Gourmet Burgers (252) 558-4308Rucker Johns (252) 215-0011Sam Jones BBQ (252) 561-6937Starlight Café (252) 707-9033Texas Roadhouse (252) 353-7427Tie Breakers (252) 439-0555Wasabi 88 (252) 493-0510Winslow’s Deli (252) 364-8921Zoes Kitchen (252) 353-0485

ECU also encourages you to take advantage of the following pizza delivery and fast food restaurants: Domino’s, Little Caesar’s Pizza, Marabella Old World Pizza, Papa John’s Pizza, Pizza Hut, Chick Fil-A, Taco Bell, Subway, Bojangles, Zaxby’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Burger King, Hardees, McDonald’s and Wendy’s.

Automobile RentalsAvis (252) 758-4797Bill Askew Motors, Inc. (252) 756-9102Budget (252) 321-1175Enterprise (252) 758-3400Hertz (252) 752-7518Toyota Rent a Car (252) 321-3000

Taxi ServicesAce Cab Company (252) 758-0888Aladdin (252) 439-2226City Cab Company (252) 758-2161Courtesy Transportation (252) 757-1558

Commercial Air ServiceAmerican Airlines/American Eagle (800) 433-7300Delta Airlines (800) 221-1212Jet Blue (800) 538-2583Southwest Airlines (800) 435-9792United Airlines (800) 864-8331US Airways* (800) 428-4322

*offers daily commuter service to/from Greenville (PGV); remaining airlines service Raleigh-Durham (RDU)

Lodging, Dining & Transportation


Strength & Conditioning

Athletic Training

The Murphy Center, still considered one of the athletic department’s newest facilities, is located between Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and Ming-es Coliseum. It’s one of the largest and best-equipped strength and con-ditioning centers in the country.

ECU’s Board of Trustees approved the project in the spring 1997, thus putting it into the athletics department staff’s hands to make this 52,475-square-foot, two-story strength and conditioning/Pirate Club multipurpose center a reality.

ECU’s strength and conditioning programs for its student-athletes are based out of the 22,000-square-foot first floor of the $13 million facil-ity. The weight room has revolutionized the Pirates’ strength and con-ditioning efforts.

The center opened for workouts in June 2002 and was dedicated at ECU’s home football game on September 14, 2002.

The second floor of the building features a private dining area for re-cruits as well as a 9,000-square-foot banquet hall and a large terrace with a view of the football stadium for Pirate Club functions.

Scattered throughout the facility is a stunning array of photomurals, sports memorabilia and trophies.

Because of its location behind the Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium endzone and its connection to Minges Coliseum and the Smith-Williams Center (ECU Athletics Hall of Fame), the Murphy Center is an ideal place for Pi-rate Club members to socialize at both football and basketball games.

East Carolina University’s student-athletes train for competition under the direct supervision of Assistant Athletics Director for Strength and Conditioning Jeff Connors. The 2016-17 full-time strength staff consists of assistants Brandon Golden,Justin McClelland, Dan Millington and Katelyn Woolfork.

The student-athlete at East Carolina University has the luxury of having one of the most dedicated health care teams in the Southeast. Directed by Mike Hanley, Associate Director of Athletics for Student Services, along with trainers, Krista Carano, Nathan Clark, Ben Crawford, Chris D’Errico, Jake Moore, Daniele Petty, Dr. Sharon Rogers, Karen Stuart and Zac Womack, and team physician Dr. Joe Armen. The ECU Athletic Training program pro-vides every Pirate student-athlete the best available care for their injuries. Hanley, the 2009 National Athletic Trainer’s Association (NATA) Trainer-of-the-Year, and his staff are assisted by a wide array of community-based physicians and other health care providers.

Professional Consultants Dr. John Siegel Team Physician EmeritusDr. Joe Armen Team Physician/Student Health ServicesDr. Randy Fussell DentistryDr. Phil Perdue OrthopedicsDr. Chris Hasty OrthopedicsDr. Stuart Lee NeurosurgeryDr. Walt Jenkins Physical TherapyDr. Kevin Youngs Physical TherapyDr. Dennis McGee ChiropracticDr. Greg Murphy UrologyDr. Evan Lutz Sports Medicine Fellow

Housed in the Ward Sports Medicine Building adjacent to Dowdy-Fick-len Stadium and Minges Coliseum, the main athletic training room is a modern facility complete with the latest equipment. Satellite athlet-ic training rooms are located in Minges Coliseum, Murphy Strength and Conditioning Center, Clark-LeClair Stadium, Smith-Williams Basketball Facility and the Olympic Sports Complex.

Athletic Training Staff (Full-Time)Krista Carano Assistant Athletic Trainer (Women’s Basketball)Nate Clark Associate Athletic Trainer (Men’s Basketball)Ben Crawford Assistant Athletic Trainer (Track & Field)Chris D’Errico Assistant Athletic Trainer (Football)Jake Moore Head Football Athletic TrainerDaniele Petty Assistant Athletic Trainer (Women’s Soccer)Dr. Sharon Rogers Associate Professor (Men’s/Women’s Golf)Karen Stuart Assistant Athletic Trainer (Softball)Zac Womack Head Athletic Trainer (Baseball)Katie Walsh Flanagan Education Program Director

The University

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 12 2017 BASEBALL FACT BOOk

East Carolina University

East Carolina University is a 109-year-old public university nationally rec-ognized for preparing educators and primary care physicians and for its cultural and performing arts programs.

It enrolls more than 28,000 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral stu-dents and is North Carolina’s largest preparer of initially licensed teachers and baccalaureate nurses, and the state’s most influential preparer of pri-mary care physicians who practice in rural and underserved communities. Among the college and schools, East Carolina operates the Brody School of Medicine, School of Dental Medicine, College of Engineering and Technolo-gy, and a growing undergraduate Honors College.

Our motto is Servire, or To Serve.

Quick Facts• Military Ties: ECU is located near four major military bases, including

Camp Lejeune and Fort Bragg, and in 2010 won the Freedom Award from the United State Department of Defense for its support of military fami-lies and service men and women.

• Economic Muscle: East Carolina’s economic impact is estimated at $2.8 billion statewide, with more than $1.8 billion in eastern North Carolina.

• Primary Care: The Brody School of Medicine has consistently been ranked by the American Academy of Family Physicians among the top five (often No. 1) in the nation for the percentage of graduates who choose residencies in family medicine each year. The school is a nation-al model for producing family physicians who practice in rural and un-derserved communities. Nearly 60 percent of Brody graduates remain in primary care five years after graduation – the highest percentage of any medical school in North Carolina.

• Dental Medicine: ECU dental students spend their fourth year training and serving patients at community service learning centers located in eight underserved areas across the state. The method prepares them to practice and also encourages engagement with rural communities. Our second class of graduates headed into practice or residency in 2016.

• Leading in Preparing Teachers: ECU’s Partnership East program, funded by a private sector grant, helps fill an urgent need for teachers in North Carolina’s rural classrooms by providing scholarships allowing residents of rural communities to complete their senior year teaching internships without leaving home. Seventy-five percent of Partnership East gradu-ates are teaching in North Carolina and 94 percent of those are teaching in eastern North Carolina.

• National Recognition for Engagement and Public Service: East Carolina received the prestigious C. Peter Magrath Award for University/Commu-nity Engagement in 2012 from the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities for its partnership with and service to the citizens of West Greenville through the Lucille W. Gorham Intergenerational Center.

• Improving Lives: Dr. Sam Sears, a psychologist and researcher who is the world’s authority on cardiac psychology, performs groundbreaking work

to help cardiac patients improve their quality of life. His work toward the welfare of the human race won him the highest faculty honor in the UNC system, the O. Max Gardner Award, in 2013.

• East Carolina again has been named one of four national finalists for the 2016 Magrath Award, this time for the Brody School of Medicine’s MATCH Wellness program – an interdisciplinary, community-university partner-ship created to combat childhood obesity.

• Dr. Carmen Russoniello, director of ECU’s Center for Applied Psychophys-iology, was awarded the 2015 James E. Holshouser Jr. Award for Excel-lence in Public Service for his work using biofeedback in the treatment of wounded warriors with PTSD.

Other NotablesEast Carolina nurtures a culture of high academic achievement on cam-

pus; the Honors College received nine times the number of applications over the number of open slots this year.

In addition, we integrate public service into the custom learning expe-rience of our highest performing students, immersing them in leader-ship and learning that requires service projects as part of the Honors Col-lege curriculum.

We are a highly diverse campus, with minorities making up 32 percent of our undergraduate, 36 percent of our medical and 26 percent of our dental students.

ECU students, faculty, and staff engage in 238 campus-communi-ty partnerships.

More than 70 percent of ECU seniors have participated in a communi-ty-based service-learning project.

Notable East Carolina alumni include Pulitzer Prize winners Rick Atkin-son and Dan Neil; Angela Allen, vice president of IBM Global Technical Sales Enablement; Scott Avett, musician and visual artist; Ronnie Barnes, senior vice president of medical services, New York Giants; Howell Binkley, Tony Award-winning Broadway lighting designer; Velton Ray Bunch, Emmy Award-winning composer; Lisa Callahan, director of player care, New York knicks; Brigadier General Jeffrey Clark, director, Walter Reed National Mil-itary Medical Center; Ron Clark, educator and New York Times bestselling author; Cassandra Deck-Brown, chief of police, Raleigh, North Carolina; Janice Faulkner, former North Carolina secretary of state and secretary of revenue; Beth Grant, Screen Actors Guild Award-winning actor; Bob Grez-cyn, former president and CEO of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Car-olina; kelly king, chairman and CEO, BB&T; James Maynard, founder of Golden Corral restaurants; Robert Morgan, former United States senator; Ben Owen III, North Carolina potter; Sandra Mims-Rowe, retired editor of the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Daily Oregonian; Ruth Shaw, former pres-ident and CEO of Duke Power; kevin Williamson, Saturn Award-winning screenwriter.

East Carolina University. Tomorrow starts here ®



ChancellorCecil P. Staton(Furman ’80)

Dr. Cecil P. Staton is East Carolina University’s 11th chancellor after for-mally being elected to the position by the University of North Carolina Board of Governors on April 27, 2016.

From 2014-2016, Staton served as vice chancellor for extended educa-tion for the University System of Georgia. In that role, he was responsible for strategic initiatives related to international education, continuing and professional education, entrepreneurial education and military affairs. He was also USG’s liaison with the Georgia Research Alliance and supported USG’s economic development initiatives and efforts to match the resources of USG institutions with Georgia’s evolving workforce needs.

From 2015-2016, Staton also served as interim president of Valdos-ta State, a regional USG institution with 11,300 students. In that role, he focused on retention, improving student success and better marketing and branding to reverse recent enrollment declines and associated bud-get shortfalls.

Staton also served as associate provost at Mercer University in Macon, Georgia, a multi-campus institution with professional programs includ-ing medicine, law, business, education, pharmacy, engineering and nursing. In addition to teaching in the College of Liberal Arts and serving as an administrator, he led Mercer’s University Press and secured more than $4.5 million to help endow the academic publishing program.

Staton began his academic career at Brewton-Parker College in Mount Ver-non, Georgia, where he was an assistant professor of religion from 1989-91.

Staton’s private-sector experience includes founding and leading three communications companies: Smyth & Helwys Publishing, a publisher of books and curriculum products; Stroud and Hall Publishers, a publisher of books on politics and current events; and Georgia Eagle Media, a holding company for broadcasting, newspaper and media properties.

In 2004, Staton was elected as a Georgia state senator representing the state’s 18th District. He served five terms before retiring in 2014. While in the legislature, he was recognized as a leader on health care and higher education matters.

Active in professional and civic organizations, Staton has been rec-ognized numerous times for his service and leadership. His awards and honors include the Georgia Independent College Association’s 2014 Mill-er-Deal Award for significant public service in higher education; Legis-lator of the Year awards from the Georgia Hospital Association, Georgia Technology Association and Georgia Rural Health Care Association; and the Georgia Ambulance Association Star of Life Award.

Staton, a first-generation college student, is a native of Greenville, South Carolina. He has a bachelor’s degree in religion from Furman Uni-versity in Greenville, South Carolina, master of theology and master of divinity degrees from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest and a doctorate in Old Testament, Hebrew and ancient Near Eastern studies from the University of Oxford in England.

Staton, who began his duties at ECU on July 1, has written or edited numerous books and articles.

He and his wife, Catherine, have two children: Cecil P. Staton III, a fi-nancial planner in Atlanta, and William Davidson Staton, a student at DePaul University in Chicago.

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Director of AthleticsJeff Compher(James Madison ’80)

Jeff Compher, a veteran collegiate athletics administrator with a doc-umented history of developing champions in the classroom, in compe-tition and in life, is in his fourth year instilling that vision of unparalleled broad-based success in a leadership role at East Carolina University.

Beginning with his first day on campus as ECU’s Director of Athlet-ics in April, 2013, Compher engaged student-athletes, coaches, staff and the Pirate Nation to embrace the role of moving forward and proactive-ly plan for the challenges of the future. His return to the state of North Carolina has already delivered a foundation centered around the stu-dent-athlete experience, a deliberate focus on winning with integrity and an aggressive plan to promote the ECU Pirate brand and its values.

The final fundraising phase of the Smith-Williams Basketball Practice Facility and the initial launch of the department’s Undaunted Strategic Plan were all completed under his direction during the 2013-14 academ-ic year. In addition, Compher’s first season of competition in Greenville was notable as the Pirate football program rolled to their second-high-est victory total in school history, both basketball teams advanced to postseason play and the track and field squad captured Conference USA indoor and outdoor titles.

A year later he provided a guiding and supportive hand during East Carolina’s inaugural campaign in the American Athletic Conference, which was highlighted by league championships in men’s swimming and baseball. Cliff Godwin, who was Compher’s first ECU head coaching hire, brought a high level of intensity and excitement back to Clark-Le-Clair Stadium during his debut as the Pirates’ skipper – capping a 40-win season with a NCAA Regional appearance in 2015.

In November of 2015, Compher coordinated and then announced a 10-year exclusive partnership with the sports brand adidas (beginning July 1, 2016). The top-tier all-sport, multi-year agreement allows the depart-ment to reallocate money previously spent on apparel to other areas, including the cost of attendance and enables East Carolina to take the next step in terms of brand recognition and national exposure.

Men’s swimming captured another conference title in the winter of 2016, while the Pirates’ baseball program captured its first-ever NCAA Super Regional victory after winning the Charlottesville Regional in thrilling fashion.

Additionally, Compher’s executive leadership qualities were quickly recognized and valued by his colleagues in the American Athletic Con-ference who elected him as Chairman of the Athletic Directors Commit-tee for 2016.

Compher’s appointment at East Carolina ended a five-year tenure as associate vice president and director of athletics at Northern Illinois Uni-versity.

Under Compher’s direction, Huskie student-athletes excelled academ-ically as all 17 of NIU’s intercollegiate programs surpassed the NCAA’s Ac-ademic Progress Rate every year during his stay at the Dekalb school that featured an enrollment of 22,000. His department also had seven Academic All-America selections, two National Football Foundation Scholar-Athletes, an NCAA Woman-of-the-Year finalist and three NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winners.

The Northern Illinois football team won its second-straight MAC crown in 2012 and became the first Mid-American Confer-ence team to play in the Bowl Championship Series by gain-ing a berth in the Discover Or-ange Bowl.

An emphasis on long-range planning and the ability to work with constituencies with-in and outside the university community have become well-known staples of Compher’s administra-tive and leadership skills over the past 15 years.

His administrative efforts were recognized with his selection as one of four FBS Athletics Director-of-the-Year by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) in the summer of 2013.

Compher arrived at NIU after nearly four years at the University of Washington, where he served as executive associate athletic director and was responsible for the general management and daily operations of the department. Prior to his move to the Pacific Northwest, Compher led the athletics program at Southern Conference member Western Car-olina University from 2000 to 2004.

While he put his own distinct fingerprint on capital projects, facility ren-ovations and fundraising at NIU with the construction of the school’s new indoor training center and record-breaking annual gift levels, Compher was directly involved with successful similar entities at both UW and WCU.

As associate and then senior associate athletic director at Vanderbilt University for four years, Compher directed nearly every area of the de-partment, including external affairs from 1998 to 2000. Prior to that, he oversaw NCAA compliance, academic support, strength and condi-tioning, equipment and CHAMPS/Life Skills areas for the Commodores.

Compher spent 13 years in several different positions at North Carolina State University. As the Wolfpack’s assistant athletic director from 1986 to 1992, he managed the student-athlete support services units, estab-lished the first life skills program and handled scheduling for the foot-ball and men’s basketball teams. He was the assistant to the chancellor at NC State before moving back into athletics administration after relo-cating to Nashville.

His first position in collegiate administration was at NC State, where he was the assistant director of Housing and Residence Life from 1982 to 1986.

Throughout his career, Compher has continued his education, partic-ipating in the NACDA Management Institute (1998), the Sports Manage-ment Institute Executive Program (1998-99) and the Division I-A Athletic Directors’ Institute (2005 and 2006). Most recently, he attended the U.S. Marine Corps Executive Forum at the Pentagon and participated in the Senior Leader Engagement Program (SLEP) sponsored by United States Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter in the late summer of 2015.

Compher, 58, earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology from James Madison (Va.) University, where he was a football student-athlete, in 1980, and graduated with a master’s degree in counseling and student personnel services from Shippensburg (Pa.) University in 1982.

He and his wife Cathy have two sons - C.J. and David.

Stadium


Lewis Field at Clark-LeClair Stadium

Built in 2004, Lewis Field at Clark-LeClair Stadium, which arguably rates as one of the top collegiate baseball facilities in the nation, is the home of the East Carolina baseball team. Construction began in May of 2004 and was completed in March of 2005.

The design plan for the facility, which was built on the old site of Harrington Field, increased the seating capacity to 3,000 (permanent seating) and can hold upwards of 2,000 additional spectators in the elevated berm area known as the “Williams Jungle”.

With an estimated price tag of $12 million, Clark-LeClair Stadium, which was named after Pirate alumnus and key contributor Bill Clark and former Pirate skipper keith LeClair, nearly doubled Harrington Field’s capacity of approximately 1,750 (excluding outfield areas). Field area was named after E.R. Lewis Construction.

The playing surface consists of Celebration Bermuda turf while the infield is a clay base and the warning track will be composed of crushed brick. New lights were also included in the construction of the stadium, which will meet NCAA and all television specifications.

Among the features are indoor and outdoor batting cages, a VIP booth, picnic areas, coaches’ offices and a video scoreboard (which was installed in February 2004). Player amenities include a spacious clubhouse and locker room, onsite equipment and training rooms and video system to study player mechanics.

Other amenities include chair back seating, modern concession stands and ample rest room facilities.

To accommodate the writers and broadcasters covering the nationally-ranked Pirates, a state-of-the-art press box features a main writing level and two overflow areas that can seat 30 media members comfortably, a TV broadcast location, two radio booths, a Pirate Club (fundraising/hospitality) suite and a viewing suite for the LeClair family. In addition to housing the video operations that streams all of ECU’s

home games live online, it is also the stadium operations control center for all of the marketing promotions efforts.

Recent additions to Clark-LeClair Stadium include a new batter’s eye, outfield fence with black padded walls and protective netting down the first, and third base bleachers in 2007 to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the playing area. In the winter of 2009 field turf was installed behind the plate with the words “Pirates” inscribed.

On April 22, 2009 the Pirates set the state record for largest crowd to witness a college baseball game on campus when they played host to No. 1 North Carolina. ECU cruised to a 4-0 win over its in-state rival behind a brilliant pitching performance from kevin Brandt, who allowed five hits in 8 1/3 innings and struck out 10 batters.

DimensionsLeft: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .320 ft.Right: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .320 ft.

Center: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400 ft.Power Alleys: . . . . .365 – 375 ft.

Pirates Attendance Numbers Among Nation’s BestFor the 17th consecutive season, East Carolina ranked among the NCAA

leaders in total home attendance in 2016 ushering 81,895 fans through the ticket lines ranking 26th in the country. The Pirates averaged 2,730 fans per contest a year ago, which ranked 24th in the nation - its 12th consecutive season ranked in the Top 35.

Since 2001, East Carolina has been the North Carolina state leader in attendence and has welcomed over one million fans in the last decade.

LSU, who has led the NCAA in attendance 17 of the last 18 years, and Ole Miss ranked first and second with respective averages of 10,580 and 8,619. Rouding out the top five were Mississippi State (8,404), Arkansas (8,052) and South Carolina (7,163).


Clark-LeClair Stadium Firsts ◆ Attendance: 4,410 ◆ Game time: 2:26 ◆ Umpires: Rhett Raynor, Mac Stokes, Steve Sanders

◆ Winning Pitcher: T.J. Hose (ECU) (1-0) ◆ Losing Pitcher: Michael Penn (UM) (1-1) ◆ First Game: ECU 2, Michigan 1, (March 4, 2005) ◆ First Pitch: P.J. Connelly (ECU), ball to Matt Butler (UM) on March 4, 2005 at 11:07 a.m.

◆ First Out: Matt Butler (UM), ground out to sec-ond in the top of the first (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Hit: kyle Bohm (UM), single to cen-ter off P. J. Connelly (ECU) in the top of the second (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Run: Jay Mattox (ECU), Billy Richardson sacrifice fly to right off of Michael Penn (UM) in the bottom of the third (March 4, 2005)

◆ First RBI: Billy Richardson (ECU), sac-rifice fly off of Michael Penn (UM) scored Jay Mattox (ECU) in the bot-tom of the third (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Strikeout: Doug Pickens (UM), looking vs. P.J. Connelly (ECU) top of the first (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Sacrifice: Brett Lindgren (ECU), bunt in the bottom of the third (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Error: Leif Mahler (UM), bot-tom of the fourth (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Double: Alex Martin (UM), off of P.J. Connelly top of the fifth (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Walk: Brad Roblin (UM), vs. P.J. Con-nelly (ECU) top of the fifth (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Stolen Base: Brett Lindgren (ECU), vs. Michigan bottom of the fifth (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Double Play: kyle Bohm (UM), vs. ECU P.J. Connelly (P) to Brett Lindgren (2B) to Adam Witter (1B) top of the sixth (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Relief Pitcher: T.J. Hose (ECU), for P.J. Connelly vs. Michigan top of the eighth (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Wild Pitch: Ali Husain (UM), vs. ECU (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Balk: Sean Ruthuan (UGA), vs. Ohio State top of the first (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Passed Ball: Jason Jacobs (UGA), vs. Ohio State top of the second (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Unearned Run: Jason Zoeller (OSU), vs. Georgia top of the second (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Pinch Hitter: Derek Smith (UGA), vs. Ohio State bottom of the second (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Home Run: Derek Smith (UGA), off of Mike Madsen (OSU) bot-tom of the third (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Hit By Pitch: Chase Younts (UNC), by Zechry Zinicola (ASU) top of the second (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Extra Inning Game: 11 Innings, Uni-versity of North Carolina vs. Arizo-na State University (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Caught Stealing: Reid Fronk (UNC), by Tuffy Gosewich (ASU) top of the sixth (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Pinch Runner: Craig Corra-do (UNC), for Matt Spencer vs. Arizo-na State top of the ninth (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Intentional Walk: Jeff Lar-ish (ASU), by Bryan Phillips (UNC) bot-tom of the eleventh (March 4, 2005)

◆ First Rain Delay: One Hour Five Min-utes, University of North Caroli-na vs. Ohio State (March 5, 2005)

◆ First Shutout: 3-0, Arizona State de-feats Ohio State (March 6, 2004)

◆ First Triple: Ryan Peisel (ECU) vs. North Carolina A&T (March 8, 2005)

◆ First No-Hitter: Ricky Brooks (ECU) vs. Memphis (April 24, 2005)

◆ First Grand Slam: Jake Smith (ECU) vs. Duke (February 28, 2006)

◆ First Cycle: Billy Richardson (ECU) vs. Navy (May 13, 2005)

◆ First Triple Play: Monmouth in 8th In-ning vs. ECU (March 20, 2016)

Pirates Attendance Figures Since 2000Year Dates Total NR Avg. NR2016 30 81,895 26th 2,730 24th2015 33 74,388 29th 2,254 32nd2014 28 69,241 32nd 2,471 31st2013 33 81,387 25th 2,466 28th2012 31 83,250 26th 2,685 25th2011 34 99,526 19th 2,926 22nd2010 35 113,699 15th 3,249 16th2009 38 120,846 12th 3,180 15th2008 30 93,490 19th 3,116 16th2007 42 123,213 13th 2,934 18th2006 36 102,475 17th 2,847 18th2005 27 87,261 21st 3,424 15th2004 30 52,301 32nd 1,743 31st2003 30 49,610 30th 1,654 29th2002 32 56,155 26th 1,755 27th2001 32 35,658 34th 1,114 37th2000 34 22,462 45th 660 49th

Top Clark-LeClair Stadium Crowds (Bold denotes 2016 game) No. Att. Opp. Date Score 1. 5,581 North Carolina 4/22/09 W, 4-0 2. 5,523 NC State 3/3/07 L, 5-4 (10) 3. 5,213 North Carolina 3/15/16 L, 17-4 4. 5,136 Virginia 2/20/10 W, 6-1 5. 5,076 North Carolina 5/10/07 L, 5-1 6. 5,047 South Carolina 6/1/09 W, 10-9 (10) 7. 5,041 NC State 4/12/06 W, 2-1 (13) 8. 5,023 Arizona State 3/5/05 L, 10-3 9. 5,015 NC State 4/1/08 L, 4-3 10. 5,012 Virginia 2/19/10 L, 6-2 11. 4,902 NC State 4/15/09 W, 7-0 12. 4,774 Virginia 2/21/10 L, 14-11 13. 4,714 NC State 3/20/12 W,6-5 14. 4,595 South Carolina 5/30/09 L, 12-2 15. 4,470 North Carolina 4/27/11 L, 5-4 16. 4,461 South Carolina 2/27/10 W, 4-3 17. 4,410 Michigan 3/4/05 W, 2-1 18. 4,374 NC State 4/19/16 W, 15-3 19. 4,307 North Carolina 4/22/14 W, 3-2 20. 4,272 NC State 4/20/05 L, 3-0 21. 4,234 Georgia 3/6/05 W, 7-1 22. 4,214 NC State 4/9/14 W, 7-0 23. 4,150 Binghamton 5/30/09 W, 11-7 24. 4,141 UNC Wilmington 2/25/06 W, 11-2 25. 4,113 Youngstown State 2/19/11 W, 1-0

No. Att. Opp. Date Score t26. 4,047 St. John’s 2/27/09 W, 9-7 t26. 4,047 Oklahoma State 2/27/09 L, 7-6 28. 4,014 Rice 4/11/09 W, 4-1 29. 4,008 Youngstown State 2/18/11 W, 11-3 30. 3,926 Rice 4/10/09 L, 15-11 31. 3,911 South Carolina 5/31/09 W, 8-6 32. 3,872 NC State 4/2/13 L, 6-1 t33. 3,845 North Carolina 4/19/05 L, 18-6 t33. 3,845 Southern Miss-1 4/25/09 W, 13-5 t33. 3,845 Southern Miss-2 4/25/09 L, 2-1 36. 3,821 NC State 4/21/15 W, 6-5 37. 3,814 Penn State 2/24/06 W, 4-3 38. 3,810 Rice 5/29/07 L, 16-8 39. 3,809 NC State 4/21/10 L, 8-6 40. 3,798 Campbell 3/30/05 W, 6-5 41. 3,755 Binghamton 5/31/09 W, 16-9 42. 3,743 South Carolina 2/28/10 W, 4-2 43. 3,721 Campbell 3/26/08 W, 11-3 44. 3,708 NC State 5/10/05 L, 3-0 45. 3,684 Ohio State 3/2/14 W, 3-2 46. 3,681 UAB 4/17/10 W, 12-7 47. 3,651 Memphis 3/24/07 W, 12-0 t48. 3,628 Tulane-1 5/10/08 L, 10-8 t48. 3,628 Tulane-2 5/10/08 L, 10-8 50. 3,621 Marshall 4/11/08 W, 7-4


WHEN KEITH LECLAIR became the 13th head baseball coach at East Carolina in July of 1997, he brought with him passion, determination and the ultimate goal – to make it to Omaha, site of the NCAA College World Series, and win a national championship.

LeClair became the s e c o n d - w i n n i n g e s t baseball coach in school history in just five sea-sons at East Caroli-

na, compiling a 212-96-1 (.688) record. He also led the Pirates to four-straight NCAA Regional appearances, three Colonial Athletic Association championships and one Conference USA title.

His 2001 club advanced to the NCAA Super Regionals and finished with a No. 11 national ranking after registering a 47-13 mark. LeClair’s final squad, which was ranked in the Top 25 polls for much of the season, swept through the C-USA Tournament and won a pair of games at the Clemson Regional. He won the American Baseball Coaches Association’s East Region Coach-of-the-Year award in both 1999 and 2001.

In addition, LeClair played an integral role in fundraising efforts and eventual construction of a new, state-of-the-art baseball stadium on the ECU campus. His dreams were realized in the spring of 2005 when 3,000-seat Clark-LeClair Stadium opened March 4 and the Pirates capped off the ceremony by defeating Michigan 2-1.

LeClair arrived at East Carolina in the summer of 1997 after six seasons at the helm of his alma mater, Western Carolina University. At WCU, he compiled a 229-135-2 (.628) record while winning four Southern Conference championships and advancing to NCAA Regional play on four occasions.

As a player at Western Carolina under head coach Jack Leggett, LeClair was an All-Southern Conference selection in 1988 while earning SoCon Tournament MVP honors the same season. The former walk-on also es-tablished Catamount records for hits and total bases in a season.

LeClair signed with the Atlanta Braves after completing his collegiate career and spent the summer of 1988 as an outfielder for Idaho Falls in the Pioneer League. After a spring training stint with the San Fran-cisco Giants in 1989, he was offered a student assistant coaching posi-tion at Western Carolina which led to full-time responsibilities short-ly thereafter.

He was inducted into both the East Carolina University and Western Carolina University Athletics Hall of Fame in the fall of 2002 and was honored as the first recipient of the Conference USA Student-Athlete Ad-visory Committee’s (SAAC) Coaches Choice Award. In addition, the Con-ference USA Baseball Coach-of-the-Year Award was named in honor of LeClair.

LeClair’s number 23, which he wore as a player and coach, became an honorary jersey at East Carolina in 2003 and was awarded annually to the player who best embodies the qualities that made LeClair a great player and coach until 2014. Cliff Godwin, who was tabbed as the Pirates’ 16th head coach in June of 2014 and a four-year letterwinner under Le-Clair, currently wear’s his skipper’s No. 23. Western Carolina officially re-tired his No. 23 jersey on April 11, 2006.

During his collegiate baseball career as a player, assistant coach and head coach at Western Carolina University and East Carolina, LeClair was a part of 13 NCAA Tournament teams and earned five conference coach-of-the-year awards.

LeClair passed away at the age of 40 on July 17, 2006 after a five-year battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, commonly referred to as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s Disease. He officially relinquished his coaching duties June 19, 2002, two weeks after leading the Pirates to their fourth con-secutive NCAA Regional appearance before finishing with a 43-20-1 re-cord. LeClair remained with the ECU Department of Athletics as a special assistant to the director of athletics until the time of his death. He is sur-vived by his wife, Lynn, and two children, Audrey and J.D.

Keith LeClairHEAD COACH, 1997-2002

LeClair Honorary

No. 23 Recipients (2003-14) 2003

Ben Sanderson2004

Jamie Paige2005

Brian Cavanaugh2006

Adam Witter2007

Chris Powell


LeClair Coaching Legacy

LeClair ECU Coaching TreeErik Bakich – Head Coach at University of MichiganCliff Godwin – Head Coach at East Carolina UniversityJoe Hastings – Scout Tampa Bay RaysClayton McCullough – L.A. Dodgers Field Coordinator (Minor League)Nick Schnabel – Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator at University of MichiganChad Tracy – Special Instructor for Washington NationalsBryant Ward – Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator at UCLA

ECU Hall of Famers LeClair Era2002 – keith LeClair2012 – John Williamson2015 – Chad Tracy2016 – Tommy Eason

LeClair By The Numbers At ECU1 – National Freshman-of-the-Year selection (D. Lawhorn/2002)1 – Super Regional appearance (2001)2 – Academic All-America selections (C. Godwin & S. Narron)2 – Players in ECU Hall of Fame (Tracy & Williamson)2 – Players that have made MLB debuts (Narron & Tracy in 2004)3 – Conference Players-of-the-Year3 – Number of NCAA Regional No. 1 seeds (1999-2001)4 – Conference titles won (regular season/tournament)4 – NCAA Regional appearances (1999-2002)4 – Times ranked in final national polls (1999-2002)5 – Seasons as ECU Head Coach7 – All-America selections7 – Freshman All-America selections7 – The overall National Seed in 200110 – ABCA All-East Region selections15 – Pirates selected in MLB Draft18 – All-NCAA Regional selections23 – All-conference selections (first & second-team)212 – Number of career wins (third all-time at ECU)

2008 Drew Schieber

2009 Brandon Henderson

2010-11 Austin Homan

2012 Timothy Younger

2013 Jay Cannon

2014 Ryan Williams


All-Time Keith LeClair Classic Results2004 (Champion: East Carolina)

Feb. 28, 2004East Carolina 3, (11) Clemson 2East Carolina 7, Georgia Southern 1(11) Clemson 4, Georgia Southern 0

Feb. 29, 2004(11) Clemson 9, Georgia Southern 0East Carolina 6, (11) Clemson 4East Carolina 7, Georgia Southern 4

2005 (Champion: Arizona State)

Mar. 4, 2005East Carolina 2, Michigan 1Arizona State 4, North Carolina 3(7) Georgia 4, Ohio State3

Mar. 5, 2005Arizona State 10, East Carolina 3Ohio State 2, North Carolina 1Michigan 6, (7) Georgia 4

Mar. 6, 2005Michigan 1, North Carolina 0Arizona State 3, Ohio State 0East Carolina 7, (7) Georgia 1

2006 (Champion: ECU, NCSU, WVU)

Feb. 24, 2006East Carolina 4, Penn State 3UNC Wilmington 6, Va. Tech 5NC State 12, West Virginia 4

Feb. 25, 2006NC State 3, Penn State 2East Carolina 11, UNC Wilmington 2West Virginia 5, Va. Tech 0

Feb. 26, 2006West Virginia 5, Penn State 4NC State 9, UNC Wilmington 0Va. Tech 5, East Carolina 1

2007 (Champion: East Carolina)

Mar. 2, 2007Western Carolina 6, (24) NC State 5East Carolina 5, (12) Pepperdine 4

Mar. 3, 2007(24) NC State 5, East Carolina 4(12) Pepperdine 3, Western Carolina 1

Mar. 4, 2007(12) Pepperdine 5, (24) NC State 2East Carolina 3, Western Carolina 2


Mar. 7, 2008Georgia Southern 12, (15) Michigan 3

Mar. 8, 2008East Carolina 6, (15) Michigan 5East Carolina 10, Pittsburgh 5Georgia Southern 3, Pittsburgh 2

Mar. 9, 2008East Carolina 9, Georgia Southern 3(15) Michigan 7, Pittsburgh 0

2009 (Champion: Oklahoma State)

Feb. 27, 2009(11) Oklahoma State 7, College of Charleston 6East Carolina 9, St. John’s 7(11) Oklahoma State 7, East Carolina 6College of Charleston 8, St. John’s 4


Mar. 5, 2010Western Carolina 1, West Virginia 0(11) East Carolina 7, Illinois 5

Mar. 6, 2010Western Carolina 4, Illinois 2(11) East Carolina 6, West Virginia 3

Mar. 7, 2010West Virginia 11, Illinois 8(11) East Carolina 5, Western Carolina 4

2011 (Champion: Liberty)

Mar. 11, 2011Liberty 5, Rutgers 2East Carolina 5, Monmouth 4

Mar. 12, 2011Liberty 4, Monmouth 3East Carolina 5, Rutgers 0

Mar. 13, 2011Monmouth 3, Rutgers 2Liberty 2, East Carolina 0

2012 (Champion: Maryland)

Feb. 25, 2012Maryland 3, Western Carolina 0Purdue 6, East Carolina 4East Carolina 3, Western Carolina 1Maryland 11, Purdue 1 (Final/8 Inn.)

Feb. 26, 2012Purdue 14, Western Carolina 7Maryland 2, East Carolina 1


Feb. 21, 2013East Carolina 8, Illinois 2

Feb. 22, 2013Illinois 11, Ohio 6New Mexico State 7, Ohio 0East Carolina 2, Boston College 1

Feb. 23, 2013Illinois 3, New Mexico State 2Ohio 8, Boston College 1

Feb. 24, 2013Illinois 5, Boston College 2East Carolina 5, New Mexico State 1


Feb. 28, 2014Ohio State 6, Pittsburgh 2East Carolina 2, Western kentucky 1

Mar. 1, 2014Ohio State 5, Western kentucky 4East Carolina 4, Pittsburgh 2

Mar. 2, 2014Western kentucky 3, Pittsburgh 2East Carolina 3, Ohio State 2


Feb. 21, 2015East Carolina 8, UNC Greensboro 3St. John’s 4, Liberty 1UNC Greensboro 6, Liberty 5

Feb. 22, 2015St. John’s 4, UNC Greensboro 0Liberty 4, East Carolina 3East Carolina 9, St. John’s 2


Mar. 4, 2016Maryland 10, Tennessee 9East Carolina 2, SE Louisiana 1

Mar. 5, 2016Maryland 8, SE Louisiana 1Tennessee 5, East Carolina 2

Mar. 6, 2016SE Louisiana 5, Tennessee 4East Carolina 4, Maryland 3

Coaches


(East Carolina, ’00)Cliff Godwin, who has been a part of nine NCAA

Regional and two College World Series appearances coaching at the Division I level, enters his third year as head baseball coach at East Carolina University.

A four-year letterman for the Pirates, God-win was appointed as ECU’s 16th skipper in the

school’s history on June 25, 2014 after completing a three-year stay at the University of Mississippi.

During his two years at the helm of the program, Godwin has guided ECU to a pair of NCAA Regional berths, a Super Regional appearance, an American Athletic Conference Tournament title and a 78-44-1 (.638) over-all record. Three players have earned All-America honors, six were named to all-regional teams (five in Charlottesville), six took home all-conference honors (five first-teamers), seven were selected as AAC Player-of-the-Week, while three were drafted by Major League Baseball teams.

Off the field, his teams have excelled in the classroom by registering a 3.05 or higher in four of five semesters, including a program-best 3.42 in the fall of 2015. Forty-nine (49) student-athletes have been named to the ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll, while 30 Pirates earned inclu-sion on The American All-Academic Team maintaining a minimum 3.00 GPA. In the 2016, his club received the American Baseball Coaches As-sociation (ABCA) and The American Team Academic Excellence Awards after registering a collective 3.31 GPA for the 2015-16 academic year.

In the community, the Pirates have volunteered nearly 2,000 hours working with programs in the Pitt County area as the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, Team IMPACT, Riley’s Army, Cypress Glenn Re-tirement Community Flood Relief, Red Cross, First Born Community Devel-opment Center and the James, ACES for Autism, Make-A-Wish Foundation and the James and Connie Maynard Children’s Hospital.

On July 29, 2016 Godwin signed a three-year contract extension secur-ing his position through the 2022 season.

Godwin made an immediate impact in 2015 leading the Pirates to a 40-22 record, which included a second-place regular season finish (15-9) in The American. The 2015 American Coach-of-the-Year became the first skipper in program history to win 40 games in his initial season, guided ECU to a conference tournament title in its first year in the league and directed a return to NCAA post-season play – its first since 2012 – as the No. 2 seed in the Coral Gables Regional.

The Snow Hill, N.C. native followed with another NCAA Regional berth (No. 3 seed in Charlottesville) and a Super Regional appearance (Lubbock, Texas) in 2016. ECU, who posted a 38-23-1 record and finished second in The American (15-8-1), rolled through regional play picking up wins against No. 20 Bryant (9-1), No. 10 Virginia (8-6) and William & Mary (8-4) en route to claiming the Charlottesville crown – its fourth regional title. The Pirates continued their magical run, defeating No. 5 national seed Texas Tech, 8-6, in the opener of the Super Regional and came 90 feet away from making their first appearance in the Men’s College World Series.

Ole Miss (2011-14)Godwin served as Ole Miss’ assistant coach and helped lead recruiting

efforts that resulted in the Rebels advancing to 2014 College World Series, their first appearance since 1972. During his three-year tenure in Oxford, Godwin was an integral part of NCAA Regional teams all three seasons

and spearheaded recruiting efforts that garnered four Top 22 recruiting classes, including a No. 5 ranking in 2013 by Perfect Game, and had nine Major League Draft selections - three of which went in the first five rounds.

En route to a share of third place at the 2014 CWS, Godwin’s Rebel hitters ranked first in the Southeastern Conference in batting average (.303) and second in both home runs (42) and runs scored (396) on its way to the league’s West Division crown.

A former catcher for the Pirates from 1998 to 2001, Godwin mentored 2013 Johnny Bench Award Winner and first-team All-America selection Stuart Turner, who batted .374 and threw out 52 percent of base run-ners on steal attempts.

He continued to develop some of the top hitters in recent pro-gram history in 2014 as senior Will Allen and junior Auston Bousfield earned All-America accolades, while J.B. Woodman garnered Freshman All-America status. Allen, the Rebels leading hitter (.341) and top RBI man with 64, was a finalist for the ’14 Johnny Bench Award.

UCF (2009-11)Prior to joining the Rebels, Godwin spent three seasons as the asso-

ciate head coach at the University of Central Florida, where he directed the knights’ offense and also served as recruiting coordinator.

In his three years at UCF, Godwin helped put the Golden knights on the map with the nation’s fourth-ranked recruiting class in 2010 before following with a Top 20 class in 2011. He also helped lead the knights back to NCAA Regional action in 2011 for the first time since 2004. Paced by First-Team All-Conference USA sluggers Jonathan Griffin and D.J. Hicks, UCF led the league in home runs, slugging percentage, hits, runs, RBI and doubles. In addition, his development of Beau Taylor, who bat-ted .325 with five home runs and 47 RBI, earned him inclusion on the 2011 Johnny Bench Award Watch List.

In 2010, SEBaseball.com named Godwin C-USA Assistant Coach-of-the-Year as he played an integral role in the knights’ school-record and C-USA-record .343 batting average. The squad also posted 78 home runs and a .538 slugging percentage, both school standards.

LSU (2006-08)Before to his stint at UCF, Godwin’s offense at LSU hit .306 in 2008 with

100 homers and 95 stolen bases. The squad recorded at least 10 runs in a game 20 times and sported a .509 slugging percentage. Towards the end of the season, including NCAA Tournament play, LSU posted a 23-game winning streak en route to a trip to Omaha.

A year earlier, Godwin helped build the top-ranked recruiting class in the nation in 2007 for LSU according to Collegiate Baseball - a class which featured nine signees selected in that season’s MLB Draft.

Notre Dame (2005-06)While in South Bend, the Fighting Irish posted a .313 batting average

under Godwin’s tutelage and claimed the Big East Tournament title to go along with a berth in the NCAA Lexington Regional. He coached Craig Cooper to All-America and Big East Player-of-the-Year honors on the way to becoming a seventh-round draft pick.

Head Coach Cliff Godwin


Vanderbilt (2004-05)Godwin moved to Vanderbilt where he served

as the Commodores’ Director of Baseball Oper-ations for two seasons before joining the Notre Dame staff as an assistant coach under then head coach Paul Manieri in 2005.

UNC Wilmington (2003-04)Godwin made immediate contributions in the

dugout and in the batting cage, helping lead UNC Wilmington to the program’s first CAA champion-ship and an appearance in the 2004 NCAA Region-al Championship.

East Carolina As A Player (1998-2001)A five-year member of the baseball program

at East Carolina, Godwin redshirted as a fresh-man before serving as a top catcher for the Pirates over the next four seasons. The three-year team co-captain started 126 games as a sophomore, ju-nior and senior, earning All-East Region honors from the American Baseball Coaches Association in his final season after batting .322 with 15 home runs and 45 RBI. The left-handed swinging God-win also was a First-Team All-Colonial Athletic As-sociation selection in 2001 after also delivering 14 doubles and drawing 23 walks in 57 games.

In addition to his on-the-field accomplish-ments, Godwin excelled in the classroom at ECU as a two-time Academic All-America selection - one of four Pirates to ever earn the distinguished honor. After being named to third-team status in 1999, he followed up with second-team accolades as a senior in 2001.

Godwin graduated magna cum laude from East Carolina in 2000 with a bachelor of science degree in management information systems, and after receiving the Pat Draughon Postgraduate Scholarship, went on to earn his MBA from ECU in 2002.

He helped former ECU skipper keith LeClair’s teams win nearly 100 games more than they lost during his four seasons (169-76), including 46-plus wins in each of his final three years (46-16 in ’99, 46-18 in ’00 and 47-13 in ’01). His career totals with the Pirates included 24 home runs, 31 doubles and 95 RBI.

East Carolina won a pair CAA Tournament titles and advanced to the NCAA Regionals every season from 1999 to 2001. The Pirates were the top seed in their regional all three years, including a No. 6 national seed in 2001 where they advanced to the Super Regional round before being eliminated by Tennessee. Godwin was named to the all-tournament team at the 2001 NCAA regional, hosted by ECU in Wilson.

After finishing his collegiate career, Godwin spent two seasons play-ing professionally with the Gateway Grizzlies in the Frontier League be-fore getting back into the coaching ranks as an assistant coach at kin-ston High School in 2003.

In all, Godwin has worked with 57 players who have gone on to the professional ranks during his time as a coach at the Division I level.

Godwin is the son of kathy Dail and Lewis Godwin of Snow Hill.

The Cliff Godwin FileCoaching Experience:3RD YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF

June 2014-pres. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach, East Carolina University

2011-14. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, University of Mississippi

2009-11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Associate Head Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, University of Central Florida

2006-08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Coach, Louisiana State University

2005-06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Coach, University of Notre Dame

2004-05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Baseball Operations, Vanderbilt University

2003-04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Volunteer Assistant Coach, University of North Carolina-Wilmington

2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Coach, Kinston High School

Playing Experience:1998-2001 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lettered in baseball at East Carolina University

Education:2002 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MBA, East Carolina University2000 . . . . . . . . . . . .B.S. in decision science: business, East Carolina University1996. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Greene Central High School, Snow Hill, N.C.


Jeff PalumboAssistant Coach/Recruiting CoordinatorGeorge Mason, ’04

Jeff Palumbo, an 11-year coaching veteran at the Division I level, will open his third year as an assis-tant coach and recruiting coordinator at East Caro-lina University – a position he began on July 1, 2014.

Following coaching stints at George Mason, UCF and Virginia Com-monwealth, Palumbo oversees all aspects of the Pirates’ recruiting ef-forts, serves as the base running and infield coach, while assisting God-win with the hitters.

Palumbo has directed ECU’s recruiting efforts that garnered a pair of Top-25 national rankings (D1Baseball/18 and Baseball America/23) for its 2015-16 class, while also being tabbed as one of the nation’s top 30 re-cruiters by his peers.

During the 2016 season, Palumbo helped the Pirates lead The American in five offensive categories (average/.289, hits/603, hit by pitch/79, on-base percentage/.375 and sac bunts/47) while standing in the top-3 in 10 others. Infielders Charlie Yorgen (14/second) and Turner Brown (10/fourth) stood among the league leaders in sac bunts, while Eric Tyler capped off his junior season batting .306 – good enough for ninth in the league.

Tyler and Yorgen were two of five Pirates named to the 2016 All-Char-lottesville Regional Team after batting .545 and .600 respectively.

In his first year with the Pirates, Palumbo guided the squad to a No. 14 national ranking in double plays turned (59) marking the most by an ECU team since posting 62 twin-killings in 2007. He was also instrumen-tal in helping the club rank second nationally in bunt singles (36), first in the American Athletic Conference in fielding percentage (.971) and sec-ond in the league in sac bunts (51).

Hunter Allen stood third in the league with a .339 average and was the toughest hitter to strikeout fanning once for every 13.9 plate appear-ances. Yorgen ranked 11th in the country (first in AAC) with 16 sac bunts, while the infield combination of Allen to Yorgen to Bryce Harman turned a combined 37 of 59 double plays. Harman set the single-season school record with 570 putouts and Yorgen registered 178 assists to stand ninth on the single-season charts.

In all, the 2015 AAC Tournament champions ranked among the top-3 in the league in seven offensive categories including sac bunts, batting average (.280/third) and hits (574/third).

Prior to coming to ECU, Palumbo had mentored three ABCA/Rawlings All-East Region and six all-conference selections with the Rams, while helping the program rank among the NCAA leaders in seven key statis-tical categories.

Virginia Commonwealth (2012-14)In 2014, Palumbo’s club saw a dramatic increase in its offensive

numbers from the year before where they stood among the Atlantic 10 (top-3) and NCAA (top-50) leaders in scoring (6.3 rpg/29th), runs (357/33rd), average (.292/36th), hits (589/38th) and on-base percent-age (.373/47th). Five players earned All Atlantic-10 honors and were led offensively by a quartet of second-team performers in Chris Ayers, Bill Cullen, Joey Cujas and Vimael Machin.

As the infield instructor at VCU, Palumbo’s clubs ranked either first or second in the conference in fielding percentage, which included a No. 7 national standing in 2013 (.980). Over the course of three seasons, the Rams boasted an impressive .975 fielding clip.

UCF (2009-11)In 2011, Palumbo helped guide UCF to a 39-23 record - its best since

2005 - and its first trip to the NCAA Tournament in seven years with a No. 2 seed in the Tallahassee Regional. The knights also posted their best Conference USA finish (fourth) since joining the league in 2006.

Regarded as one of the top fielding coaches in the country, Palumbo’s 2011 UCF squad shattered the school’s single-season record with a .978 fielding percentage, committing only 53 errors in 62 games, and rank-ing ninth nationally. Behind strong defense, including a stretch of eight-straight games without recording an error, the knights posted two wins each over Florida, Stetson and Rice, in addition to victories against Flor-ida State and Alabama.

Palumbo has been outstanding on the recruiting trail during his time as an assistant coach. Under the direction of first-year skipper Terry Rooney in 2009, Palumbo and the knights put together Collegiate Base-ball Newspaper’s fourth-ranked recruiting class and followed with the nation’s 20th-best class heading into the 2011 season. Those rankings were the highest-ever in program history.

The staff’s recruiting efforts quickly paid off as the 2010 squad won 33 games despite being the only team in the country to have five freshmen make at least 35 starts, including three infielders. That same season, Palum-bo’s infield turned a school-record 61 double plays, ranking among the na-tion’s top-10 in that category. Not only did the knights possess solid defense, but they also turned heads at the plate setting school and Conference USA

Coaching Staff

The Jeff Palumbo FileCoaching Experience:3RD YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF

July 2014-pres.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, East Carolina University

2011-14. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, Virginia Commonwealth University

2008-11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach, University of Central Florida

2005-08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, George Mason University

Playing Experience:2004-05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . San Francisco Giants organization

2001-04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .George Mason University

Education:2004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B.S. in administration of justice, George Mason2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . St. John’s College, Washington, D.C.

Personal Data:Full Name: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeffrey Michael PalumboBirth Date: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .March 6, 1982Wife: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .the former Sarah Parbel at Caledonia, Mich.Children: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Grayson (3) and Parker (1)


marks with a .343 batting average and .435 on-base percentage. Further, UCF set program records with 78 homers and a .538 slugging percentage.

During his time with the knights, Palumbo coached two Louisville Slugger All-Americans, a Golden Spikes Award finalist, a pair of Fresh-man All-Americans, a Conference USA Freshman-of-the-Year and two first team all-conference honorees.

George Mason (2006-08)A native of Bowie, Md., Palumbo is no stranger to the Colonial Athletic

Association having played at George Mason from 2001-04 before serv-ing as an assistant coach with the Patriots from 2006-08.

He spent three seasons as the program’s recruiting coordinator and hitting coach, and oversaw a defense that finished with a .970 field-ing percentage - second in the league - during his final season in 2008, while posting a third-place conference finish, a .311 team batting aver-age and 63 home runs.

During his time at George Mason, Palumbo helped guide four players into the professional ranks including three-time all-conference honor-ee and ABCA All-East Region selection Scott krieger, as well as Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American Justin Bour.

George Mason As A Player (2001-04)A two-time CAA Defensive Player and Scholar Athlete-of-the-Year se-

lection, Palumbo finished his career as the Patriots all-time leader in hits (283), at-bats (865), games played (218) and games started (217), while ranking among the top-10 in runs, stolen bases, total bases, RBI and walks. During his senior campaign, he led the nation in runs scored per game (1.4), hit a career-best .402 and led the Patriots to an at-large berth in the NCAA Tournament - the program’s first appearance since 1993. Palumbo was selected in the 15th-round round by the San Fran-cisco Giants in the 2004 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft and was later named a Northwest League All-Star with the Salem-keiz-er Volcanoes.

In 2010 he was selected as a member of the CAA’s Silver Anniversary team.

PersonalPalumbo, a 2004 graduate of George Mason, and his wife Sarah have

two sons Grayson and Parker. Palumbo graduated cum laude receiving his degree in administration of justice.

Dan RoszelAssistant Coach/Pitching Coach(North Florida, ’00)

Dan Roszel, who possesses 16 years of colle-giate coaching experience, enters his seventh season on the East Carolina baseball staff as the pitching coach, a position he originally accepted

on July 8, 2010.During his six-year tenure with the Pirates, Roszel has mentored one

of the top pitching staffs in the country, which has included nine Major League Draft picks, six All-America and 14 all-conference selections, as well as helping ECU to 219 wins with four NCAA Regional appearances

(2011-12, 2015-16).Roszel’s staffs have consistently ranked among the national leaders

(top-45) in five of the last six years with regard to ERA, which includ-ed a 2.67 mark in 2011 that stood seventh. His group of hurlers sported a 3.53 earned run average that ranked 36th in the country and third in the league standings in 2016.

Lefty Evan kruczynski became the sixth Pirate under Roszel to earn All-America accolades when he was tabbed a third-teamer by D1Base-ball after posting an 8-1 record with a 2.01 ERA in 2016. He earned First-Team All-American Conference honors, while also garnering honorable mention All-America status by Perfect Game.

In all, his 2016 staff ranked among the top-3 in The American in six pitching categories and led the league with 22 pickoffs.

A year ago, Reid Love who posted a 7-4 record with four saves, earned third-team All-America honors while Joe Ingle was tabbed as a First-Team National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) Freshman All-America after appearing in 32 games with a 1.14 ERA and notched eight saves -- all ECU freshman records -- highlighting Roszel’s 2015 staff.

Love, a 10th round pick by the Baltimore Orioles, tossed a pair of com-plete games, registered a 2.81 ERA and struck out 82 batters in 96.0 in-nings, while ranking among the nations top-15 in strikeout-to-walk ratio (14th/6.83) and walks per 9 innings (15th/1.13). David Lucroy was a 20th round selection by the Milwaukee Brewers after going 3-4 in 16 appear-ances with a 2.18 ERA.

His staff ranked among the American Athletic Conference lead-ers (top-4) in saves (17/t1st), walks allowed (151/first), innings pitched (548.0/second), wins (40/second), ERA (fourth), strikeouts (417/fourth) and runs allowed (251/fourth) in its inaugural season.

In 2014, third-team All-America reliever Ryan Williams along with the No. 9 overall MLB Draft Pick Jeff Hoffman, ECU’s all-time saves leader Drew Reynolds and Love were the stalwarts on a Pirate pitching staff that posted a 2.99 ERA (30th nationally), combining for 23 of 33 wins, notching 12 of 13 saves and fanning 212 batters while walking 58.

Williams earned First-Team All-Conference USA honors after going 11-3 with seven saves in 32 appearances and was selected in the 10th round by the Chicago Cubs. He recorded 76 strikeouts to just 11 walks ranking 11th nationally with a 6.91 strikeout-to-walk ratio, and sport-ed a team-best 1.81 ERA in 99.1 innings capturing the teams triple crown.

Hoffman posted a 3-3 record with a 2.94 ERA in 10 starts before being sidelined with a season injury following a career-best 16 strikeouts against Middle Tennessee (April 17), which earned him Conference USA Pitcher-of-the-Week, Louisville Slugger National Player-of-the-Week and NCBWA Pitcher-of-the-Week honors. Reynolds, who has tallied a program-best 29 career saves, took home his second-straight First-Team All C-USA honor as a utility player. A semifinalist for the John Oler-ud Two-Way Player-of-the-Year Award, he went 4-2 with a 2.16 ERA and five saves in a team second-best 20 appearances. Reynolds allowed eight runs (six earned) on 18 hits while striking out 24 and holding op-posing batters to a .202 clip.

Prior to the start of the 2013 season, Roszel was promoted to associate head coach on July 16, 2012.

Returning one starter from 2012 (Hoffman), Roszel put together a staff that ranked nationally in the Top 100 in five individual statistical catego-


ries in 2013. Reynolds, a Second-Team Louisville Slugger All-American, saved a 14 games ranking 14th nationally, while redshirt freshman David Lucroy posted a 6-2 record with a 2.49 ERA on his way to second-team all-conference and Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America accolades.

Hoffman made the jump to the top of the rotation going 6-7 on the mound with a 3.20 ERA fanning 84 batters in 109.2 innings on his way to Second-Team All C-USA honors. Reynolds took home first-team all-con-ference accolade after leading the league in saves (14) to go along with a 3-2 ledger and a 2.92 ERA in 28 appearances.

After losing five hurlers from the 2011 squad, which included two-third’s of its weekend rotation, Roszel put together another solid staff that ranked 43rd nationally in ERA (3.35) and strikeout-to-walk ratio (2.41) in 2012, while also ranking in the Top 50 in three other categories. Andy Smithmyer (1.92) and kevin Brandt (2.12) ranked 13th and 32nd na-tionally in ERA, while Tyler Joyner ranked 18th in the country in walks al-lowed per nine innings (1.17) and 21st in strikeout-to-walk ratio (5.67). Three of Roszel’s pitchers (Brandt, Jharel Cotton and Hoffman) helped the Pirates rank among the league leaders in 10 statistical categories. Brandt (18th/Rays) and Cotton (20th/Dodgers) were selected in the 2012 Major League First-Year Player Draft.

In his initial year with the Pirates in 2011, Roszel’s pitching staff sport-ed the seventh-lowest earned run average (2.67) in the nation, while also ranking in the top-20 in combined shutouts (8.0/t8th), shutouts (9.0/t10th) and hits allowed per nine innings (7.93/17th).

Behind a trio of All-Conference USA performers in Seth Maness, Brandt and Brad Mincey, the Pirates ranked in the top-2 in 11 pitching catego-ries and led the league (all games) in ERA, fewest runs allowed (222), opposing batting average (.239), strikeouts looking (152), fewest earned runs allowed (167) and fewest home runs allowed (15) earning Roszel C-USA Assistant Coach-of-the-Year honors by College Baseball Daily.

Individually, four of his pitchers ranked among the league leaders in ERA with Mincey (1.57/ninth nationally), Maness (1.71/17th nationally) and Brandt (2.26/54th nationally) occupying the top three spots, while starter Mike Wright finished sixth with a 2.79 ERA. Along with Wright (3rd/Orioles), Maness (11th/Cardinals) and Mincey (28th/Marlins), fellow hurlers Shawn Armstrong (18th/Indians) and Simmons (40th/Diamond-backs) were selected in the 2011 Major League First-Year Player Draft.

During his 16-year coaching career at the collegiate level, Roszel has seen 25 of his pitchers sign professional contacts with nine playing the Major Leagues, including five-time American League All-Star Chris Sale, who was selected by the Chicago White Sox with the 13th overall pick

in 2010. Roszel also mentored four-year major leaguer Casey Coleman (15th round selection by the Cubs in 2008) and former major leaguer and 2006 International League Most Valuable Player Heath Phillips (10th round pick by the White Sox out of Lake City Community College), who made his Major League debut on Sept. 5, 2007. Both Coleman (Aug. 2) and Sale (Aug. 6) made their Major League debuts in 2010.

Since 2013, Roszel has seen six of his former college hurlers make their Major League debuts in Maness (April 13, 2013), Heath Hembree (Sept. 3, 2013), Mike Wright (May 13, 2015), Shawn Armstrong (Aug. 8, 2015), Jeff Hoffman (Aug. 20, 2016) and Jharel Cotton (Sept. 7, 2016).

Richard Bleier, a sixth round pick in 2008 by the Texas Rangers out of Florida Gulf Coast, spent much of the 2015 between Double-A and Tri-ple-A in the Washington National’s organization, while Cotton did the same with the Dodgers.

College of Charleston (2008-10)Prior to coming to ECU, Roszel spent two seasons at the College of

Charleston, where he served as the pitching coach and recruiting coor-dinator. He produced some of his best work in 2010, helping the Cougars receive an at-large bid and No. 2 seed at the NCAA Tournament. The Col-lege of Charleston advanced to the Myrtle Beach Regional Champion-ship Game before falling to No. 4 national seed Coastal Carolina 11-10. The Cougars ended the season ranked 27th in the final National Colle-giate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) poll.

Roszel helped three CofC hurlers, Hembree (5th round), kevin Deck-er (39th round) and Casey Lucchese (39th round), get selected in the 2010 MLB draft. In 2010, Decker was a SoCon Sports Media Association All-Conference and SoCon All-Conference Second-Teams member while rookie Christian Powell was named to the league’s all-freshman team.

Florida Gulf Coast (2006-08)Roszel spent two seasons as an assistant at FGCU, where he helped the

Eagles to a 78-32 record and an appearance in the NCAA Division II Re-gional as well as an Atlantic Sun Conference championship. In 2007, his pitching staff ranked 21st nationally in team ERA with a 3.50 mark. The staff also stood second in Division II in strikeouts per game (9.16), fourth in strikeouts (486) and held opponent hitters to a .254 batting average, all records at FGCU.

During 2008, his staff helped the Eagles to another record-breaking season, becoming the only team in NCAA history to win a conference championship in its first year of Division I competition upon arrival from

The Dan Roszel FileCoaching Experience:6TH YEAR ON THE ECU STAFF

July 2010-pres.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pitching Coach, East Carolina University

2008-10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, College of Charleston

2006-08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Coach/Pitching Coach, Florida Gulf Coast University

2002-06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, Gardner-Webb University

2001-02. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, Lake City Community College

2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Graduate Assistant, University of North Florida

Playing Experience:1998-2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . University of North Florida1996-98. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edison Community College

Education:2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B.A. in criminal justice, University of North Florida1997. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A.A. in Arts, Edison Community College1995. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sandalwood High School, Jacksonville, Fla.

Personal Data:Full Name: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Daniel Lamar RoszelBirth Date: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . September 8, 1976Wife: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . the former Melissa Bramlett of Ft. Campbell, ky.Children: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Madyson (13), Makenna (9), Clayton (1)


Division II. That year the Gulf Coast staff compiled a 3.17 earned run av-erage, surrendering just 170 runs in 482.1 innings pitched. Bleier led the way, as he was the unanimous selection for the Atlantic Sun Pitcher-of-the-Year award, going 7-1 overall with a 2.09 ERA and 76 strikeouts. Reliever J.J. Crumbley joined Bleier on the conference first team, while starter Pete Woodworth was a second-team honoree and rookies Richie Erath and Chris Sale were named to the all-freshman team.

Gardner-Webb (2002-06)Prior to his time at FGCU, Roszel spent four years at Gardner-Webb

University. While at Gardner-Webb, Roszel worked as the pitching coach and the recruiting coordinator. In four years at GWU, Roszel had two of his players get drafted on the first day of the MLB draft.

He has coached four of the top-six pitchers on Gardner-Webb’s ca-reer wins list. In 2003, his pitching staff threw a school-record 20 com-plete games. Before becoming Gardner-Webb’s pitching coach, Roszel spent two years at Lake City Community College as an assistant coach.

Roszel, a 2000 graduate of the University of North Florida, and his wife Melissa resides in Greenville with their three children Madyson, Makenna and Clayton. Roszel received his degree in criminal justice with a minor in political science.

Pete BuscainoVolunteer Assistant Coach(UCF, ’14)

Pete Buscaino enters his second season as East Carolina’s Volunteer Assistant Coach, a position he officially started on Jan. 11 2016 after spending 18 months as the Direct of Baseball Operations.

Buscaino works directly with the outfielders and coordinates all of East Carolina’s camps under the direction of third-year head coach Cliff Godwin. In 2016, he helped mentor Freshman All-America and First-Team All-American Conference selection Dwanya Williams-Sutton, who led the league in batting average (.360) and on-base percentage (.455), while standing second in slugging (.551).

Senior Garrett Brooks earned his second-straight all-regional team selection after batting .500 with two doubles, two RBI and eight putouts in the 2016 Charlottesville Regional. Fellow classmate Parker Lamm was named the 2016 Williams Jungle Offensive MVP after batting .287 in the leadoff position with 28 RBI and 28 runs scored. Defensively he regis-tered 94 putouts, two assists and did not commit an error in 96 chances.

Officially hired on July 1, 2014 as the director of operations, Buscaino handled a variety of administrative duties, including team travel, game-day organization, assisted with summer and winter camps, special events coordination and community outreach efforts with the Pirate program.

Prior to his appointment at ECU, Buscaino spent four years at UCF where he served as a student manager for the knights baseball team. During his tenure, he was responsible for organization of all equipment, field preparation at Jay Bergman Field, and statistical analysis for coach-ing staff, while also organizing community outreach events.

During the summers, Buscaino could be found traveling the country vol-unteering at some of the nations top baseball camps and showcases in-cluding stops at Clemson, Mississippi State, UCF and Perfect Game Show-case. In 2013 he served as the assistant coach for the New Market Rebels in the Valley Baseball League working with defense and coaching first base.

Buscaino’s diverse background is not limited just to the college ranks, as he spent time working with the Tampa Bay Rays (role player/2010-11) and the Baltimore Orioles (clubhouse attendant/2011-12).

A native of Clearwater, Fla., Buscaino received his undergraduate de-gree in interdisciplinary studies from UCF in 2014.

Parker LammStudent Assistant Coach(East Carolina, ’17)

Former Pirate outfielder Parker Lamm, who was named the 2016 Williams Jungle Offen-sive MVP, enters his first season with the Pi-rates’ coaching staff as a student assistant coach.

Lamm, a two-year letterwinner at East Carolina, will assist third-year head coach Cliff Godwin in a variety of roles on and off the field.

During his career, Lamm started 84 of 102 games for the Pirates bat-ting .272 with 92 hits, 38 RBI, 45 runs and produced 22 multi-hit games. Lamm helped ECU to 78 wins in two seasons including a pair of NCAA Regional appearances, one Super Regional, the 2015 American Athletic Conference Tournament crown and a 40-win campaign in 2015.

A co-captain in 2016, Lamm closed out his senior season starting 57 games where he batted .287 (68-for-237) with 28 RBI, 28 runs scored while collecting 18 multi-hit and five multi-RBI games. He ranked among the team leaders (top-4) in six statistical categories including stolen bases (12/first), hits (third) and RBI (fourth). In the field, he tal-lied 94 putouts, two assists and didn’t commit an error in 96 chances. Recipient of the 2016 Trot Nixon “Gamer” Award from the Wilson Hot Stove League.

As a junior, he started 27 of 42 games in the outfield batting .238 with four doubles, 10 RBI and 17 runs scored. Lamm drew more walks (12) than strikeouts (11), tallied six total sacrifices and swiped three of seven bases (42.8 percent) picking up thefts against Elon, Tulane and Cincinnati. De-fensively, he registered four outfield assists ranking second on the club.

Prior to his arrival in Greenville, Lamm was a two-year letterwinner at Pitt Community College under ECU Hall of Famer and former assistant coach Tommy Eason where he batted .300 (68-for-227) with 12 doubles, 17 RBI and 46 runs.

A two-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll member, Lamm is ex-pected to graduate in May of 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in business management. He and his finance Maddison Lubbehusen of Wilson, N.C. are set to be married in the summer of 2018.

Tyler ZupcicDirector of Operations(Appalachian State, ’14)

Tyler Zupcic is in his second year as East Caroli-na’s director of baseball operations after official-ly accepting the position on Jan. 10, 2016.

Zupcic, a four-year letterwinner at Appalachian State University, will handle a variety of administrative duties, includ-ing team travel, game-day organization, summer and winter camps, special events coordination and community outreach efforts with the Pirate program.


Baseball Support StaffBrandon GoldenAssistant Strength & Conditioning Coach(East Carolina, ’12)

Brandon Golden in his first year as an assis-tant strength and conditioning coach at East Car-olina University, a position he began on January 3, 2017.

Golden returns to his alma mater after spending nearly six months as a member of Charleston Southern University’s strength and condi-tioning staff.

Prior to CSU, Golden served as a Graduate Assistant Sports Perfor-mance Coach at St. John’s University from 2014-2016. During his time with the Red Storm, Golden was responsible for the design and imple-mentation of comprehensive strength and conditioning programs for baseball, women’s tennis, men’s and women’s golf, men’s soccer and women’s track & field.

While at St. John’s, Golden also served as the strength and condition-ing coach for the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team in 2015. While working with USA Baseball, he was responsible for the athletes’ sum-mer programs and all aspects of training and recovery.

Prior to St. John’s, Golden served as a Volunteer Assistant Sports Per-formance Coach at Wake Forest and a Volunteer Strength and Condition-ing Coach at Mississippi State in 2014.

Golden also spent time at High Point from 2012-14 as a Volunteer As-sistant Strength and Conditioning Coach where he designed and imple-mented programs for the HPU Golf and Cheerleading teams. He also assisted with the implementation of Olympic based strength and condi-tioning programs across the athletic department.

Golden is certified through the Collegiate Strength and Condition-ing Coaches Association, and is also certified with the CSCS-NCSA and the USAW.

Golden is a 2012 graduate of East Carolina University with a Bachelor of Science in Health and Fitness. He received his graduate degree in 2014 from St. John’s University with a concentration in Sports Management.

Malcolm GrayDirector of Athletics Communications/Baseball Contact (East Carolina, ’96)

Malcolm Gray is in his 12th year as a full-time member of the East Carolina Athletics Communica-tions Staff, 15th overall, where he serves as the pri-mary media contact for the Pirate Baseball program.

Gray, a 1996 graduate of ECU, works directly with head coach Cliff God-win, ECU players and assistant caches, while serving as the primary day-to-day liaison with the media. He coordinates all interviews, oversees production of baseball publications, press box supervisor and various other baseball publicity items, as well as works closely with baseball game-day operations and all other aspects of the baseball program as it pertains to athletics communications.

The Greenville, N.C. native worked as the summer press officer with USA Baseball in 2010 where the Collegiate National Team (CNT) posted a 16-3 record finishing second at the V FISU World University Champion-ships in Tokyo, Japan. The CNT squad featured 22 Major League Baseball Draft Picks (10 in first round) with 15 making their MLB debuts since 2013.

In 2011, he ran the press services at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, N.C. for the Tournament of Stars and 18U National Team Tri-als, which captured gold at the COPABE 18U/AAA Pan American Champion-ships in Cartagena, Columbia. During his two summers, Gray worked with MLB’s Advanced Media (MLBAM) and the United States Olympic Committee (USOC), while serving as the primary day-to-day liaison with the media.

For nine years (2004-09, 2012-present), Gray has worked as the sec-ondary football contact assisting in all aspects of public relations for a Pirate program that won back-to-back Conference USA titles (2008-09) and appeared in seven bowl games. He was instrumental in help-ing East Carolina earn a pair of Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) “Super 11” Awards for media relations services in 2009 and 2014.

Gray, who completed his master’s degree in sports management in 2004, has also worked on the media relations committees at the 2002 and 2003 NCAA Women’s Soccer College Cup (Cary, N.C.), 2004 NCAA

Prior to his appointment at ECU, Zupcic spent the 18 months as an as-sistant baseball coach at Providence High School, located in Charlotte, N.C. The Panthers, who were ranked No. 21 nationally by MaxPreps.com, posted a 31-4 record and claimed the 2015 NCSHAA 4A state title with a 10-2 victory over Millbrook – their first championship since 1995.

During his tenure with the Panthers, Zupcic worked directly with out-fielders and hitters, while covering day-to-day responsibilities of field set up, facility maintenance and practice duties. He also assisted with equipment purchases, inventory documentation and overall uniform and equipment maintenance.

A three-time team captain for the Mountaineers, Zupcic appeared in 217 games (214 starts) over four seasons batting .326 (268-for-821) with 10 home runs, 61 doubles and 117 RBI. He finished his career ranked among the program’s all-time leaders in games played (second), at-

bats (third), hits (third), runs (third/193), doubles (t3rd), total bases (fourth/375), stolen bases (t5th/45) and walks (ninth/94).

The Charlotte, N.C. native helped Appalachian State to three 30-plus win campaigns including a 41-18 record and an NCAA Regional appear-ance in Charlottesville, Va. as a junior in 2012. The Mountaineers notched wins over No. 23 Oklahoma (5-4) and No. 15 Virginia (6-5) before drop-ping the next two contests to the Sooners and closing the year just four wins shy of reaching the College World Series. Zupcic, who earned 2012 Second-Team All-Southern Conference honors, batted .338 (71-for-210) with a pair of home runs, 17 doubles, 34 RBI and scored a team sec-ond-best 54 runs.

Zupcic received his bachelor’s degree in communication from Appa-lachian State in 2014.


Men’s Basketball Tournament (Raleigh, N.C.), 2009 BCS National Cham-pionship Game (Miami, Fla.) and most recently at the 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 College World Series (Omaha, Neb.).

He is a member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) where he serves as the president, is on the Board of Directors and acts as The American’s national voting member.

Gray is also a long-time member of College Sports Information Direc-tors of America (CoSIDA) and FWAA.

Todd HendrixAssistant Equipment Manager(Marshall, ’14)

Todd Hendrix begins his first season as an as-sistant equipment manager at East Carolina Uni-versity where he works directly with the baseball team, a position he began in September of 2016.

Prior to joining the ECU staff, Hendrix was an assistant equipment manager at Georgia Southern University (April 2015 – September 2016), where he helped oversee ordering, sizing, forecasting and laundering of athletic apparel and footwear for 14 Olympic sports including men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer and volleyball.

From July 2014 to April 2015, Hendrix served as the Olympic Sports In-tern at the University of Oregon working directly with the Director of Equipment and four full-time assistants on a daily basis. Hendrix re-ceived, issued and tracked sports equipment using Sport Soft account-ability software, while helping oversee daily activity and preparation of the Matthew knight Equipment Room.

Hendrix received his bachelor’s degree in sports management and marketing from Marshall University in 2014, where he served as a stu-dent equipment manager in the Thundering Herd Olympic Equipment room for two years. His duties included inventory, inspection, issuing and storage of sports apparel, footwear and equipment, while helping to organize team needs for travel.

A native of Shelby, Mich. and a nine-year military veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Hendrix administers the equipment operations for practice as well as games for the Pirates, including equipment upkeep, laundry, set up and overall equipment procedures. He is an active member of the Athletic Equipment Managers Association.

Joey PerryDirector of Athletics Grounds(NC State, ’99)

Joey Perry serves as director of athletic grounds at East Carolina University, a position he has held since his arrival in August of 2000.

Perry handles the treatment and condition for the grass and turf playing surfaces in numerous Pirate athletics facilities, preparing the fields for practice and events while ensuring they meet competition standards and protocol.

A Spring Hope, N.C., native, Perry earned a bachelor’s degree in parks, recreation and tourism at North Carolina State University in 1999. He is a member of the Sports Turf Managers Association and the Eastern Turf Grass Association.

Perry and his wife Lori were married in August of 1998 and the couple has two children, Hunter (16) and Rachel (13).

Rebecca WadeAcademic Coordinator(East Carolina, ’06)

Rebecca Wade is in her second year as an ac-ademic coordinator in East Carolina Universi-ty’s student development offices, a position she began in March of 2015.

During her initial fall semester with the baseball (2015), Wade helped the Pirates post a program-best 3.42 cumulative grade point average, which included 28 of the 34 players being named to the ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll (3.0 or higher). The Pirates followed that with a 3.20 GPA in the spring of 2016 (21 ECU Honor Roll) and a Fall 2016 3.41 GPA (30 ECU Honor Roll).

For the 2015-16 academic year, the baseball program sported a 3.31 GPA, which was the highest male cumulative GPA at ECU. The Pirates earned the 2015-16 American Athletic Conference Team Academic Excellence Award and was one of 29 Division I programs to receive the American Baseball Coaches (ABCA) Team Academic Excellence Award – the first in the programs history.

Since she took over as the baseball academic coordinator, ECU has produced 36 AAC Honor Roll and 79 ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll selections, while helping the Pirates post three consecutive semesters with a 3.0 or higher GPA.

Wade serves as an academic advisor for student-athletes, monitors their progress and success rates in the classroom, handles class regis-tration, and assists with study hall hours and tracking NCAA eligibility.

Wade began her tenure at ECU as a student worker in the athletics ticket office from 2005-08, before becoming a student development graduate assistant for the 2007-08 year. She also spent one year as a sports marketing assistant from 2009-10, before joining the office of un-dergraduate admissions as an admissions counselor from 2010-15.

A Mooresville, N.C., native, Wade earned a bachelor’s degree in mar-keting at East Carolina in 2006 before completing her MBA with a con-centration in sport management at her alma mater in 2010.

She was married to Tommy Wade in June of 2012 and the couple re-sides in Winterville, N.C.

Zac WomackHead Athletic Trainer(East Carolina, ’00)

Zac Womack begins his 10th season as a mem-ber of the East Carolina Athletic Training staff deal-ing primarily with the baseball team, a position he accepted in January of 2008. In the fall of 2012,

Womack was promoted to ECU’s Head Athletic Trainer, where he oversees the daily operation of the athletic training facility and its staff members.

A native of Jamestown, N.C., Womack returned to ECU after spending seven years in the New York Yankees minor league organization. While in the Yankees farm system, he spent time with the Gulf Coast Yankees (2001), Greensboro Bats (2002), Battle Creek Yankees (2003-04) and the Trenton Thunder (2005-07).


Womack has worked alongside some of the organizations top pros-pects (Robinson Cano, Joba Chamberlain, Brett Gardner, Philip Hughes and Chein-Ming Wang) as well as working Major League rehabilitation assignments in Trenton with Roger Clemens, Octavio Dotel, Hideki Mat-sui and Gary Sheffield.

His main area of concentration is the thrower’s arm care/maintenance program, which focuses on keeping the Pirates arms healthy and strong. He is a certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and

is licensed as an athletic trainer by the state of North Carolina.With his primary focus at ECU is as an athletic trainer, Womack also

works alongside the Strength and Conditioning staff to design baseball specific workout programs for the Pirate pitching staff.

Womack earned his bachelor’s degree in athletic training from ECU in 2000 where he worked with the football and baseball programs. He is married to the former kimberly Mills of Greenville, N.C. and currently re-sides in Greenville, N.C. with their daughter Ivy Grace (2).

Valentine Howell-MeltonAdministrative Assistant

Chuck YoungSPORTworks Ministry

Wiley JacksonGraduate Student Manager

Blake CaubleStudent Manager

Andrew MonroeStudent Manager

Players


2017 East Carolina Baseball Roster

Head Coach: 23 – Cliff Godwin (3rd Season)

Assistant Coach: 22 – Jeff Palumbo (3rd Season)

Assistant Coach: 15 – Dan Roszel (7th Season)

Volunteer Assistant Coach: 51 – Pete Buscaino (3rd Season)

Student Coach: 66 – Parker Lamm (1st Season)

Director Of Operations: Tyler Zupcic (2nd Season)

Athletic Trainer: Zac Womack (10th Season)

Strength Coach: Brandon Golden (1st Season)

Equipment Manager: Todd Hendrix (1st Season)

Athletics Communications: Malcolm Gray (15th Season)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. B/T Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School)1 Dwanya Williams-Sutton OF 6-1 228 R/R So. 1L Wilson (Greenfield)2 Nick Barber INF 6-0 157 R/R Fr. HS Apopka, Fla. (Apopka)3 Charlie Yorgen INF 5-10 194 L/R Sr. 3L Richmond, Va. (St. Christopher’s)4 Andrew Henrickson OF 5-9 160 L/L Jr. TR Fayetteville (Pitt CC)5 T.J. Riles OF 6-1 187 L/L Jr. TR Atlanta, Ga. (Wallace CC-Dothan)6 Dusty Baker OF 5-10 172 L/R Fr. HS Clyo, Ga. (Effingham County)7 Wesley Phillips INF 5-10 173 R/R Sr. 1L Wichita, kan. (Cisco College)8 Turner Brown INF 5-9 155 S/R So. 1L Whiteville (Whiteville)9 kirk Morgan INF/RHP 5-11 193 L/R Sr. 3L Charlotte (Mallard Creek)10 Brady Lloyd INF/OF 5-9 170 R/R So. 1L Mifflinburg, Pa. (Mifflinburg Area)11 Chris Holba RHP 6-3 188 R/R So. 1L St. Louis, Mo. (O’Fallon Township)12 Davis kirkpatrick RHP 6-0 193 R/R RJr. 2L Greenville (D.H. Conley)13 Jake Washer C 6-0 206 R/R RFr. RS king (West Stokes)14 Jake Agnos LHP 5-11 202 L/L Fr. HS Haymarket, Va. (Battlefield)16 Ryan Ross LHP 6-1 210 L/L Jr. TR Concord (St. Johns River State)17 Tyler Edwards OF 6-3 207 R/R Jr. TR Savage, Minn. (Southeast CC)18 Bryant Packard 1B/OF 6-3 195 L/R Fr. HS Greenville (D.H. Conley)19 * Travis Watkins C 6-0 215 R/R RSr. 3L Concord (Cox Mill)20 Tyler Smith RHP 6-0 193 R/R Fr. HS Pilot Mountain (East Surry) 21 West Covington RHP 6-0 182 R/R RJr. RS Lakeland, Tenn. (Gulf Coast CC)24 Trey Benton RHP 6-4 188 R/R Fr. HS Cerro Gordo (West Columbus)25 * Eric Tyler INF/C 5-8 203 R/R Sr. 3L Landis (South Rowan)26 Bryce Harman 1B 6-6 232 L/L Sr. 3L Chesterfield, Va. (Lloyd C. Bird)27 Matt Bridges RHP 5-11 177 R/R So. 1L Shelby (Crest)28 Sam Lanier RHP 6-0 204 R/R So. 1L Maitland, Fla. (Orangewood Christian)29 Hunter Hood LHP 6-2 177 L/L Jr. TR Haleyville, Ala. (Wallace CC-Dothan)30 Hunter Britt RHP 6-5 217 R/R Fr. HS Newton Grove (Hobbton)32 Zack Moore C 5-10 191 R/R Fr. HS Holly Springs (Middle Creek)33 Jacob Wolfe LHP 6-0 200 L/L Sr. 3L Haw River (Southern Alamance)35 * Evan kruczynski LHP 6-5 213 L/L Sr. 3L Franklin, Wis. (Franklin)36 Joe Ingle RHP 6-4 204 R/R Jr. 2L Fayetteville (Terry Sanford)37 Luke Bolka LHP/OF 6-0 208 R/L Sr. 3L Mechanicsville, Va. (Atlee)39 Cam Colmore RHP 5-11 180 R/R So. 1L Winterville (South Central)42 Spencer Brickhouse 1B/OF 6-4 224 L/R Fr. HS Zebulon (Bunn)44 Evan Voliva RHP 5-10 200 R/R Jr. 2L Currituck (Currituck County) * = denotes co-captains

Pronunciation Guide Jake Agnos ag-knoss

Luke Bolka bowl-ka

Pete Buscaino buss-cane-o

Cam Colmore coal-more

Evan kruczynski kruh-zen-ski

Dan Roszel row-ZELL

Evan Voliva vah-la-vuh

Dwanya Williams-Sutton D-wan-yay

Charlie Yorgen YOUR-genn

Tyler Zupcic zup-zick


Pirate Birthdays/Fun Facts2017 Baseball Pirate Birthdays Travis Watkins January 1

Tyler Smith January 23

Cliff Godwin (Head Coach) February 2

Jake Washer February 23

Jacob Wolfe February 27

Jeff Palumbo (Assistant Coach) March 6

Hunter Hood March 7

Davis kirkpatrick March 12

Zack Moore March 22

Evan kruczynski March 31

Parker Lamm (Student Assistant Coach) April 1

Spencer Brickhouse April 10

Zac Womack (Trainer) April 16

West Covington May 9

Eric Tyler May 17

Tyler Zupcic (Director of Operations) May 22

Jake Agnos May 23

Cam Colmore June 5

Trey Benton June 18

Dwanya Williams-Sutton July 10

Evan Voliva July 21

Sam Lanier July 22

Charlie Yorgen July 28

Turner Brown August 1

Matt Bridges August 4

Chris Holba August 31

Nick Barber September 8

Dan Roszel (Assistant Coach) September 8

T.J. Riles September 15

Dusty Baker September 17

Jimmy Boyd October 2

Bryant Packard October 6

Joe Ingle October 8

Andrew Henrickson October 17

Bryce Harman November 4

Brady Lloyd November 5

kirk Morgan December 1

Tyler Edwards December 5

Ryan Ross December 21

Wesley Phillips December 26

Pete Buscaino (Volunteer Assistant Coach) December 28

Luke Bolka December 31

Pirate Fun Facts 1 National Championship (1961 NAIA)1 Number of former Pirates to play in MLB World Series

(Seth Maness in 2013 with St. Louis Cardinals)2 First round MLB draft picks (Pat Watkins, 1993; Jeff Hoffman, 2014)4 NCAA Super Regional Appearances (2001, 2004, 2009, 2016)4 Number of First-Team All C-USA selections by Seth Maness6 Academic All-America Selections7 Number of former Pirates on current 40-man MLB

rosters heading into 2017 season (Armstrong, Cotton, Heston, Hoffman, Maness, Reinheimer, M. Wright)

7 Coach-of-the-Year Selections (most recent Cliff Godwin – 2015)10 Times ECU has reached the 5,000 mark in

attendance at Clark-LeClair Stadium11 Current players that have lettered two or more years at ECU11 Players have worn the No. 23 jersey in honor of former ECU

Head Coach keith LeClair (Austin Homan twice/2010-11)13 Number of 40-plus win seasons in school history (40 in 2015)14 Freshman All-America Selections (most recent

Dwanya Williams-Sutton – 2016)19 Conference/Regional/National Player-of-the-Year Selections21 Number of players on the 2016 roster from the

state of North Carolina (14 out of state)24 Conference Championships (13 Regular Season/11 Tournament)24 Pirates selected in the first 10 rounds of the MLB Amateur Draft24 Pirates named The American All-Academic Team (2015-16 year)26 All-Conference Tournament Selections27 All-America Selections (most recent Evan kruczynski – 2016)28 NCAA Tournament Appearances29 Number of career saves by Drew Reynolds (school record)29 Number of consecutive weeks ECU was ranked in the national polls

(Jan. 13, 2009-Apr. 26, 2010/ school-record) 30 Pirates named to Fall 2016 ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll34 Former Pirate baseball players and coaches in ECU’s Hall of Fame37 ABCA All-Region Selections38 Number of career wins by Seth Maness (school record)51 Number of wins in 2004 (school record)52 NCAA All-Region selections61 Number of career walks for kyle Roller in 2010 (school record)105 Number of hits by Trent Whitehead in 2009 (single-season school record)107 Total number of ECU players that have been selected in

the Major League Baseball First-Year Amateur Draft138 Number of former ECU players that have signed

professional baseball contracts140 All-Conference Selections334 Number of career strikeouts by Seth Maness (school record)411.2 Number of career innings pitched by Seth Maness (school record)427 Number of wins by ECU Hall of Fame Coach Gary Overton (1985-97)5,581 Largest attendance inside Lewis Field at Clark-

LeClair Stadium (Apr. 22, 2009 vs. UNC)


2017 Player Bios14 Jake Agnos

LHP | 5-11 | 202 | L/L | Fr. Haymarket, Va. | Battlefield

Battlefield High School: Three-year letterwin-ner for coach Jay Burkhart … Helped the Bobcats to a 55-18 three-year record which included a pair of conference tournament titles (2014 and 2016),

one conference regular season crown (2016) and a runner-up finish in the state playoffs … As a sophomore helped the Bobcats to the Conference 8 tournament title and a 16-5 record … Earned second-team all-conference honors as an outfielder batting .378 (17-for-45) with three doubles, 11 RBI and eight runs scored … Tallied five multi-hit games with a season-best three on two occasions (Osbourn Park HS and McLean HS) … Was a per-fect 4-for-4 on the base paths … Appeared in four games on the mound in relief … Did not allow a run in 5.1 innings … Struck out six and walked two … Held opposing hitters to a .150 composite batting average … During junior campaign posted a 7-0 record with a 0.65 ERA … Fanned 129 bat-ters in 64.1 innings while holding opposing hitters to a composite .091 bat-ting average … Posted victories in seven of 11 starts with three complete games and two complete game shutouts … Tossed no-hitter against Nitro HS (4/1/15) with 11 strikeouts and four walks … Tallied double-digit strike-outs six times with a career-high 21 against Osbourn Park (5/19/15) … He fanned 21-straight batters after giving up a leadoff home run on an 0-2 pitch, which tied a Virginia single-game state record along with Todd Mor-gan (1980) and Doug Bates (1983) … In that game he also had three nine-pitch innings … Did not allow a run in five outings and one or fewer in 10 of 11 starts … Led the state of Virginia (all divisions) in total strikeouts … Al-lowed seven runs (six earned) on 19 hits and walked 43 … Offensively he batted .360 (32-for-89) with two extra base hits, 22 RBI and scored 11 runs … Recorded 12 multi-hit games with a season-high three against Potomac (4/7/15) … Drew six walk while striking out just eight times … Swiped six of seven bases … Earned first-team all-conference, all-region and Virginia 6A All-State honors … Named Second-Team All-Metro by the Washington Post … 2015 Underclass High Honorable Mention selection by Perfect Game … Named team captain as a senior … Posted an 11-0 record with a 0.54 ERA … Struck out 136 batters in 65.0 innings and held opposing hitters to a composite .071 batting average … Allowed just seven runs (five earned) on 14 hits while walking 24 … Recorded seven complete games and a pair of complete game shutouts (Patriot HS and Centreville HS) … Tallied mul-tiple strikeouts nine times with a season-high 17 twice (Hylton HS and Pa-triot HS) … Did not allow a run in four of 11 outings … Tossed a no-hitter in his season debut vs. Hylton (3/15/16) in an 8-1 victory … Followed that with three no-hit frames versus Daniel Boone HS (3/21/16) where he fanned seven of nine batters faced … Led the state of Virginia in total strikeouts for the second-straight year … Offensively batted .348 (31-for-89) with seven doubles, 15 RBI and scored 15 runs … Swiped 13 of 15 bases … Slugged .426 and had a .410 on-base percentage … Tallied 11 multi-hit games with a sea-son-high three against Daniel Boone HS (3/21/16) … Earned MaxPreps Sec-ond-Team All-America honors ... Other honors included: Washington Post Player-of-the-Year, Prince William County (Va.) Player-of-the-Year, Virgin-ia High School League 6A State Player-of-the-Year, Conference 8 Player-of-the-Year and regional player-of-the-year … Played travel ball for the Marrucci Stars under the direction of coaches Carson Carron, Larry Prange an Mike Colangelo … Four-year all-academic selection with a cumulative

4.0 GPA … Summa Cum Laude … Top 10 percent in class (600-plus stu-dents) … Rated as the No. 1 left-hander and No. 10 overall prospect in the state of Virginia by Perfect Game … Tabbed as the 33rd-best lefty nation-ally and No. 273 overall by Perfect Game … 2016 Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-America … First-team All-Atlantic Regional selection in 2016 by Perfect Game … Baseball America tabbed him as the 13th-best pros-pect in Virginia for the 2016 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft … Participated in several showcase events including 2014 WWBA Underclass World Championship in Fort Myers, Fla., 2014 WWBA 2016 Grads or 16U Na-tional Championship in Cartersville, Ga., 2014 PG Super25 16U/2016 Grads Mid-Atlantic Qualifier in Lanoka Harbor, N.J., 2015 WWBA World Champion-ship (all-tournament team) in Jupiter, Fla., 2015 WWBA Southeast Qualifier (MVP and all-tournament team) in Cartersville, Ga., 2015 WWBA Northeast Qualifier (all-tournament team) in Vineland, N.J., 2015 East Coast Pro-fessional Showcase in Tampa, Fla., 2015 WWBA 2016 Grads or 17 National Championship in Cartersville, Ga. (all-tournament team) and 2015 WWBA 2015 Grads or 18U National Championship in Cartersville, Ga. … Personal: Full name is Jake Anthony Agnos … Born May 23, 1998 in Haymarket, Va. … Son of Niko and Lee Agnos … Has three siblings (katie, John and Zach) … Intended major is undecided … Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll in Fall 2016 (Chancellor’s List).

6 Dusty Baker OF | 5-10 | 168 | L/R | Fr. Clyo, Ga. | Effingham County

Effingham County High School: Two-sport ath-lete and eight-time letterwinner (baseball 4, foot-ball 4) … Helped the Rebels to a 63-38 four-year record under coach Brett Griffin … Three-time First-

Team All-Region 3-AAAAA selection (sophomore to senior) … Honorable Mention All-Region 3-AAAAA pick as a freshman … Garnered Georgia All-State honors as a senior … As a junior he batted .328 with seven extra base hits (four doubles, three triples) and scored 22 runs … Named 2015 Un-derclass Honorable Mention selection by Perfect Game … On the gridiron, he earned all-regional honors as a sophomore (defensive back) … Four-year honor roll selection that sported 3.98 cumulative GPA … Named Eff-ingham County High School Heisman winner as a senior … Received the Georgia Dugout Club Stellar Student Athlete Award for baseball in 2014 … Also received the Impact Athlete Honors Award for the Georgia State foot-ball team … Played travel ball for Chain Baseball and coach Andy Burress … Rated as the 16th-best outfielder and No. 62 overall prospect in the state of Georgia by Perfect Game … Also tabbed as the 124th-best outfielder overall prospect by Perfect Game … 2016 Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American and Southeast Regional Honorable Mention … Participated in several showcase events including 2012 14U BCS Finals in Fort Myers, Fla., 2012 WWBA 2015 Grads or 15U National Championships in Marietta, Ga., 2012 WWBA 2016 Grads or 14U National Championships in Marietta, Ga., 2013 15U Perfect Game Works Series in Fort Myers, Fla., 2013 WWBA 2016 Grads or 15U National Championships in Marietta, Ga., 2013-14 WWBA 2016 Grads or 16U National Championships in Cartersville, Ga., 2014-15 17U BCS Finals in Fort Myers, Fla., 2015 WWBA 2016 Grads or 17U National Champi-onships in Cartersville, Ga. and 2015 National Showcase in Fort Myers, Fla. … Personal: Full name is Dusty Wyatte Baker … Born Sept. 17, 1997 in Sa-


vannah, Ga. … Son of Dawn and David Baker … Has one sibling (Cal) … Dad played collegiate baseball at South Georgia College and Armstrong Atlan-tic State University … Brother is a currently playing collegiately at Georgia Southern University … Intended major is industrial distribution and logis-tics … Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 2016).

2 Nick Barber INF | 6-0 | 160 | R/R | Fr. Apopka, Fla. | Apopka

Apopka High School: Three-year letterwinner for coach Eric Lassiter … Helped the Blue Darters to a 66-23-1 three-year record which included a district title in 2015 and the Spring Break Slam crown in

2016 … Two-time All-Metro Conference selection (2015-16) … As a sopho-more batted .240 with a home run, 10 RBI and 13 runs scored … Followed that batting .305 with a home run, 15 RBI an 16 runs scored on his way to all-conference honors … Winning pitcher against Olympia (Orlando) in the Florida 8A-3A district title game where he recorded five strikeouts – Olym-pia was ranked No. 1 nationally by USA Today at the time … As a senior cap-tain, he sported a .402 batting average with seven extra base hits (home run, two triples and four doubles), while driving in a career-high 19 runs and scoring 23 … Named Florida Athletics Coaches Association (FACA) Play-er-of-the-Year … Also named Brighthouse Networks (Central Florida) Play-er-of-the-Year, Orlando Sentinel First-Team All-Area and the Spring Break Slam MVP … Four-year honor roll selection that sported 4.5 cumulative GPA … Stood in the top five percent of his class … Played travel ball for the Or-lando Scorpions and coach Brian Dempsey … Rated as the 29th-best short-stop and No. 203 overall prospect in the state of Florida by Perfect Game … Also tabbed as the 226th-best shortstop nationally by Perfect Game … 2016 Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American and Florida Region-al Honorable Mention … Participated in several showcase events includ-ing 2012 WWBA 16U Labor Day Classic in Fort Myers, Fla. (all-tournament team), 2013 PG Super25 2015 Grads or 17U North Florida Qualifier in Winter Haven, Fla., 2013 WWBA 16U Labor Day Classic in Fort Myers, Fla. (all-tour-nament team), 2013 16U WWBA East Memorial Day Classic in Fort Myers, Fla. (all-tournament team), 2014 WWBA Underclass World Championship in Fort Myers, Fla., 2014 16U Super25 in Fort Myers, Fla., 2014 PG 16U Flori-da State Championship in Fort Myers, Fla., 2014 WWBA 2016 Gras or 16U Na-tional Championships in Cartersville, Ga., 2014 PG Super25 16U All-Florida Regional in Fort Myers, Fla., 2015 WWBA 2016 Grads or 17U National Cham-pionship in Cartersville, Ga. (all-tournament team), 2015 17U WWBA Elite Round Robin in Cartersville, Ga. (all-tournament team) and 2015 17U Na-tional Invitational in Fort Myers, Fla. (all-tournament team) … Personal: Full name is Nicholas Michael Barber, but prefers to go by Nick … Born Sept. 8, 1997 in Rochester, N.Y. … Son of Cassie and Mike Barber … Has one sibling (Henry) … Intended major is business management … Named to ECU Di-rector of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 2016).

24 Trey Benton RHP | 6-4 | 192 | R/R | Fr. Cerro Gordo, N.C. | West Columbus

West Columbus High School: Four-year starter and letterwinner for coach Jeff Lamb … Helped the Vi-kings to a 59-50 record during his four years … Posted a 26-16 overall record on the mound with a

1.63 ERA … Tallied 312 strikeouts to 82 walks in 253.1 innings … Allowed 102 runs (59 earned) with a pair of saves and held opposing hitters to a .204 composite batting average … Four-time team pitching MVP and All-Co-lumbus County selection … Two-time 3 Rivers All-Conference honoree (2014 and 2016) … As a freshman went 6-4 in 11 appearances … Sport-ed a 1.73 ERA with 52 strikeouts in 60.2 innings … Surrendered 27 runs (15 earned) on 50 hits … Tallied four or more strikeouts in a game eight times with a season-high seven twice (Fairmont HS and Pender HS) … Allowed one or less run in seven of 11 outings (no runs four times) … During soph-omore campaign posted a 6-3 record with a 2.05 ERA on his way to the first of two all-conference selections … Fanned 60 while walking 23 in 61.1 innings of work … Gave up 28 runs (18 earned) on 55 hits … Struck out a season-high 12 batters in 2014 debut against East Bladen HS (2/28/14) where he allowed one run (unearned) on one hits over six frames … Tal-lied four or more punch outs in nine of 12 contests … As a junior went 7-5 on the mound with a 1.28 ERA in 11 starts … Struck out a then career-high 95 batters while issuing 22 free passes in 71.1 innings … Allowed 20 runs (13 earned) on 44 hits … Fanned a season-high 13 batters twice (St. Pauls HS and Camden County HS) … Had four or more strikeouts in 11 of 16 ap-pearances … Held opponents to one or few runs in 11 of 16 appearances (no runs six times) … Opposing hitters batted at a .167 clip … Notched first high school save against East Carteret (5/16/15) striking out five in 2.1 in-nings … Recorded three complete games including a complete game shut-out against Camden County (5/19/15) … Closed out prep career with a 7-4 record and a 1.52 ERA … Fanned a career-best 105 batters and walked 21 in 60.0 innings … Held opposing hitters to a .213 composite average … Al-lowed 27 runs (13 earned) on 50 hits … Notched second career save against East Columbus (4/29/16) with a perfect inning and two strikeouts … Tallied a career-high 14 strikeouts on two occasions (South Robeson HS and Red Springs HS) … Had four double-digit strikeout performances and fanned four or more batters in a contest 11 of 12 appearances … Struck out nine (five swinging, four looking) against Fairmont High in March of 2016 … Re-corded three complete games (two complete game shutouts) … Member of the North Carolina Baseball Coaches Association (NCBCA) All-Star team alongside current Pirate teammates Spencer Brickhouse, Zack Moore, Bry-ant Packard and Tyler Smith that participated in the NC/SC Challenge … Honor graduate who posted a 3.98 cumulative GPA … Junior Marshall and Beta Club member … Played travel ball for the Dirtbags under coach Andy Partin … Rated as the third-best right-handed and No. 8 overall prospect in the state of North Carolina by Perfect Game … Also tabbed as the 64th-best righty and No. 201 overall prospect nationally by Perfect Game … 2016 Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American and First-Team All-Atlan-tic Regional selection … Participated in several showcase events including 2013 PG Super25 2017 Grads or 15U Coastal Qualifier in Greenville, S.C., 2014-15 WWBA World Championships in Jupiter, Fla. (all-tournament team), 2014 WWBA Underclass World Championships in Fort Myers, Fla. (all-tour-nament team), 2014 15U Perfect Game World Series in Fort Myers, Fla., 2014 16U Perfect Game World Series in Fort Myers, Fla., 2014 WWBA 2016 Grads or 16U National Championships in Cartersville, Ga., 2015 WWBA 2017 Grads or 16U National Championships in Cartersville, Ga. (all-tournament team)


and 2015 WWBA 2016 Grads or 17U National Championships in Cartersville, Ga. … Personal: Full name is Ricky James Benton, III but prefers to go by Trey … Born June 18, 1998 in Wilmington, N.C. … Son of Angie and Rick Ben-ton … Has three siblings (Cody, Cole and Chase) … Intended major is ac-counting … Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 2016).

37 Luke Bolka LHP/OF | 6-0 | 215 | R/L | Sr. Mechanicsville, Va. | Atlee

2016: Appeared in 42 games making 26 starts all as the designated hitter … Batted .317 (26-for-82) to rank third on the team in average … Belted three home runs (Virginia, Tulane, UCF) while driving in

12 and scoring 13 runs … Laced three doubles (George Mason/2, Cincinna-ti) … Drove in a career-best four runs at Virginia (Feb. 27) helping the Pi-rates record a series win over the Cavaliers … Tied career-high with two runs scored against Elon (Mar. 2) … Scored at least one run in 12 games … Tallied three multi-hit and one multi-RBI game … Had a seven-game hit streak from March 18 to April 8 where he batted .533 (8-for-15) with two runs and two RBI … Also added a six-game hit streak (March 2-9) hit-ting at a .500 clip (7-for-14) with a pair of doubles, one RBI and four runs scored … Swiped three bases (George Mason/2, Memphis) … Stuck out 28 times while walking 10 … Recorded at least one hit in 16 of 26 starts … Bat-ted anywhere between the fourth and ninth spots in the lineup … Ap-peared in seven postseason games collecting three hits, while driving in one and scoring one run … All three hits came in Lubbock Super Region-al action at No. 5 National Seed Texas Tech … Made one appearance on the mound allowing four runs (all earned) on two hits against Longwood (Feb. 20) … 2016 Summer: Played for the New Market Rebels in the Val-ley League … Teammate of Davis kirkpatrick and Brady Lloyd … Batted .272 (28-for-103) with five home runs and 21 RBI in 29 games … Scored 14 runs while lacing seven doubles and two triples … 2015: Two-way player as a sophomore who batted .250 (7-for-28) with a pair of home runs, three RBI and scored six runs ... Started six of 15 games as the designated hit-ter ... ECU posted a 4-2 record when he was penciled in as the DH ... Belt-ed home runs against Elon (Mar. 15) and Houston (May 24) with the latter coming in the AAC Championship Game, which the Pirates won 9-1 ... Col-lected a career-high three hits at Connecticut (April 18) going 3-for-3 with a double and run scored ... Tallied career-high two-RBI vs. Houston in the AAC Championship Game, which was also his first career game-winning RBI ... Scored career-best two runs at Elon (Mar. 15) ... Registered at least one hit in five of his six starts at DH ... First official at-bat came at NC State (Mar. 3), while his first hit and run scored were against Monmouth (Mar. 8) ... Appeared in 14 games on the mound in a relief role ... Allowed five runs (four earned) on 11 hits in 11.1 innings ... Sported a 3.18 ERA ... Struck out 13 while walking five ... Recorded at least one strikeout in 10 of 14 appearanc-es with a career-best four at USF (April 11) ... Worked an inning or more in relief nine times with career-best 1.1 innings vs. the Bulls and against Co-lumbia (May 28) in the Coral Gables Regional ... Had scoreless outings 10 times, while allowing a career-high two runs at Elon (Mar. 15) ... In league games, sported a .429 (3-for-7) average with a double and a run scored, while boasting a 0.00 ERA in five appearances on the mound ... Allowed just one run (unearned) on two hits with four walks and five strikeouts in 3.0 innings ... Induced eight fly outs and 11 ground outs (0.7 ratio) with two double plays … 2015 Summer: Played for the Morehead City Marlins in the

Coastal Plain League ... Selected to the East All-Star roster as a designat-ed hitter (starter) ... Batted. 255 (24-for-94) in 29 games (all starts) ... Belt-ed a pair of home runs, laced seven doubles and drove in 12 ... Scored 16 runs and walked 13 times ... Made six appearances on the mound with two starts ... Posted an 0-2 record with a 6.75 ERA ... Allowed nine runs (seven earned) on 11 hits with seven strikeouts and 13 walks in 9.1 innings … 2014: Appeared in five games (all out of the bullpen) during true freshman sea-son ... Made collegiate debut against Virginia Commonwealth (Mar. 19) tossing one-third of an inning where he allowed a pair of runs (unearned) on one hit with a strikeout ... In five total appearances, did not allow and earned run posting a 0.00 ERA in 2.1 total frames ... Allowed three total runs on one hit with four strikeouts and a pair of walks ... Worked one in-ning of relief against N.C. Central (Mar. 26) and Middle Tennessee (April 18) ... Did not allow a hit in final four outings ... Fanned two batters against NC Central ... Appeared in a pair of C-USA contests (MTSU, ODU) working a total of one inning with a walk, strikeout and two hit batters … 2014 Sum-mer: Played for the kalamazoo Growlers in the Northwoods League ... Ap-peared in eight games making five starts ... Posted an 0-3 record with 15 strikeouts in 16.1 innings … Atlee High School: Drafted in the 34th round of the 2013 Major League Baseball First-Year Amateur Draft by the Cincinnati Reds (pick 1,035) ... Four-year letterwinner and team captain under coach Barry Burton ... Earned six total letters (baseball 4, football 2) ... Helped Raiders to a 68-21 four-year record, which included four-straight Capital District titles ... Posted a 5-1 record with 41 strikeouts and a 3.00 ERA during his freshman season ... After missing his sophomore campaign with an injury, returned to help the Raiders to their second straight Capital Dis-trict Tournament Crown, and another appearance in the Virginia Central Regional Playoffs ... Named Second-Team Virginia All-State (Central Re-gion) as a designated hitter after batting .405 ... Posted a 4-2 record on the mound ... Central Region All-Academic selection ... Earned honorable mention Virginia (AAA Capital) All-District honors ... Named 2012 Presea-son Honorable Mention Underclassmen All-American by Perfect Game ... Ranked as the eighth-best prospect in Virginia (second-best left-hander) by Perfect Game ... Played summer ball for Coach Donnie Phillips and RBA Elite ... Participated in the 2012 East Coast Professional Showcase (Syracuse, N.Y.) and the 2011-12 PG WWBA Grads/17U National Championships (Mari-etta, Ga.) ... As a senior, picked up second-straight Virginia All-State (Cen-tral Region) accolade as a honorable mention DH, where he batted .451 ... Also earned all-conference honors (first-team) for the second year in a row as a designated hitter ... Equaled junior mark with another 4-2 ledger as a pitcher ... Named 2013 All-Atlantic Region by Perfect Game ... At con-clusion of senior campaign ranked as the 244th-best national and eighth-best Virginia prospect in the nation by Perfect Game ... Four-time honor roll and all-academic team selection … Personal: Full name is Luke Alex-ander Bolka ... Born Dec. 31, 1994 ... Son of Elizabeth and Ed Bolka ... Has one sibling (Corey) ... Majoring in recreation and park management with a minor in business administration ... Four-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 2013, Fall 2015-present) ... Earned Conference USA Commis-sioner Honor Roll status in 2014 … Named to American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2016).

CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 1.1 (2x - last vs. Columbia 5/29/15); strikeouts: 4 at USF (4/11/15); walks: 1 (7x - last at Houston 5/10/15); hits: 4 vs. High Point (3/25/15); runs: 4 vs. Longwood (2/20/16); earned runs: 4 vs. Longwood (2/20/16).


Bolka’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2014 5 0 0 0 0 0 2.1 1 3 0 2 4 0.002015 14 0 0 0 0 0 11.1 11 5 4 5 13 3.182016 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2 4 4 1 0 99.00Totals 20 0 0 0 0 0 13.2 14 12 8 8 17 5.27CAREER HIGHS - at-bats: 4 (6x - last at UCF 5/19/16; runs: 2 (2x – last vs. Elon 3/2/16); hits: 3 at Connecticut (4/18/15); RBI: 4 at Virginia (2/27/16); home runs: 1 (5x - last at UCF 5/19/16); stolen bases: 1 (3x – last vs. Mem-phis 5/26/16).

Bolka’s Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG2014 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .0002015 15 6 28 6 7 2 0 2 3 15 3 9 0-0 .2502016 42 26 82 13 26 3 0 3 12 38 10 28 3-3 .317Totals 57 32 110 19 33 5 0 5 15 53 13 37 3-3 .300

42 Spencer Brickhouse 1B/OF | 6-4 | 226 | L/R | Fr. Zebulon, N.C. | Bunn

Bunn High School: Four-year starter and letter-winner under coach Christopher Cullom … Helped the Wildcats to a 77-18 four-year record that includ-ed four-straight NC 2A Conference regular season

titles and a pair of Johnston County Invitational crowns (2015-16) … Com-pleted prep career with a .548 (136-for-248) average that ranked as the second-highest in NCHSAA history … Belted 25 home runs with 131 RBI and scored 125 runs in 90 high school games … Struck out just 10 times in prep career while drawing 77 walks … Successfully stole 48 of 49 bases (98.0 percent) … Four-time all-conference and two-time league player-of-the-year (2015-16) selection … Three-time North Carolina 2A All-State and Ra-leigh News & Observer All-Metro pick (2014-16) … As a freshman, he bat-ted .551 (38-for-69) with 12 extra base hits, 22 RBI and scored 29 runs … Tallied 11 multi-hit and five multi-RBI games … Drew 10 walks and struck out just four times in 24 games … Was a perfect 12-for-12 in stolen bases … During sophomore campaign batted an impressive .548 (34-for-62) with five home runs, nine doubles and one triple … Named MaxPreps Under-class All-American … Scored 26 runs and collected 42 RBI in 22 contests … Recorded 10 multi-hit and 11 multi-RBI games … Drove in a season-high six runs against Durham School of the Arts (4/2/14) with a pair of home runs in game one of a doubleheader … Also had a five-RBI game against North Carolina School of Science & Math (5/2/14) with a home run and a triple … Once again perfect on the base paths (12-for-12) … As a senior earned USA Today North Carolina All-State honors … 2015 Underclass High Honorable Mention selection by Perfect Game … Hit at an impressive .585 (31-for-53) clip with seven home runs and 29 RBI … Laced nine double and three tri-ples, while scoring 31 runs … Recorded a pair of multi-home run games (Durham School of the Arts and Warren County) … Tallied 10 multi-hit and nine multi-RBI games … Recorded a season-high four hits against Warren County (5/8/15) going 4-for-4 with two homers, three RBI and three runs scored … Drew 23 walks to just three strikeouts … Slugged 1.264 and had a .711 on-base percentage … Stole 12 bases for the third-straight year (12-for-12) … Opened senior season as a preseason All-America selection by MaxPreps … Batted .516 with 13 home runs, 38 RBI and scored 39 runs on his way to First-Team All-America honors by Baseball America … Also gar-nered MaxPreps Small School All-America accolades … Named 247Sports.

com North Carolina Player-of-the-Year … Added six doubles and a pair of triples as Bunn’s leadoff hitter … Homered in five-straight games from April 8-19 … Recorded 11 multi-hit and eight multi-RBI games … Registered a career-high five hits against Durham School of the Arts (4/5/16) where he was 5-for-5 with five runs scored … Drove in a career-best seven runs three games later against North Carolina School of Science & Math (4/15/16) … Drew 29 walks while striking out just three times … Swiped 12 of 13 bases … Slugged 1.281 and had a .670 on-base percentage … Member of the North Carolina Baseball Coaches Association (NCBCA) All-Star team alongside current Pirate teammates Trey Benton, Zack Moore, Bryant Packard and Tyler Smith that participated in the NC/SC Challenge … Four-year honor roll student that boasted a 4.65 cumulative GPA … National Technical Honor Society, Beta Club and Rho kappa History Honor Society member … Played travel ball for the Dirtbags and coach Andy Partin … Played for Wilson Post 13 (American Legion) under Daniel Johnson and Christopher Gill … Listed as the 10th-best prospect in North Carolina and No. 225 overall by Baseball America … Rated as the second-best first base and No. 4 overall prospect in the state of North Carolina by Perfect Game … Also tabbed as the ninth-best first baseman and No. 178 over prospect nationally by Perfect Game … 2016 Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American and First-Team All-At-lantic Regional selection … Played in several showcase events including 2014 Atlantic Coast Underclass Showcase in kannapolis, N.C. (top prospect team), 2014 WWBA 2016 Grads or 16U National Championships in Carters-ville, Ga. (all-tournament team), 2015 East Coast Professional Showcase in Tampa, Fla., 2015 WBA 2016 Grads or 17U National Championship in Carters-ville, Ga. (all-tournament team) and 2016 World Showcase in Fort Myers, Fla. (top prospect team) … Personal: Full name is Spencer Lee Brickhouse … Born April 10, 1998 in Raleigh, N.C. … Son of Laura and Adrian Brickhouse … Has one sibling (Gabby) … Intended major is electrical engineering … Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 2016).

27 Matt Bridges RHP | 5-11 | 180 | R/R | So. Shelby, N.C. | Crest

All-conference candidate that will work out of the bullpen for the second-straight year … 2016: Ap-peared in 28 games out of the bullpen – third most on the staff … Posted a 2-1 record with a 2.98 ERA

… Allowed 15 runs (14 earned) on 29 hits in 42.1 innings … Struck out 45 while walking just 18 … Notched two saves (Memphis, Texas Tech) … Reg-istered wins at Connecticut (May 6) and against USF (May 13) … First colle-giate win came at Connecticut with a scoreless inning of relief … Less than a week later notched second win vs. USF with another scoreless outing (two-thirds) … Worked at least one inning of relief in 25 of 28 appearanc-es … Two-plus innings 10 times with a career-long 3.0 at Memphis (April 16) where he had four strikeouts and earned his first career save … Fanned a career-best six batters at No. 5 National Seed Texas Tech in game one of the Lubbock Super Regional helping ECU to its first-ever Super Region-al win … Did not allow a run in 17 of 28 appearances (no earned runs in 18 outings) … Registered multiple strikeouts 13 times … Allowed one or less hit in 23 outings (no hits eight times) … Suffered first career loss vs. USF (May 25) in the AAC Championships … Did not allow a run in Super Region-al action scattering two hits over 6.0 innings with 11 strikeouts to just two walks in three appearances … Surrendered one run (earned) in Charlot-tesville Regional with a pair of walks in 3.2 frames sporting a 2.45 ERA in


two outings … Allowed 8 of 25 inherited runners to score (32.0 percent) … Sported a 2.87 ERA with a 2-0 record and one save in 12 league games … Opposing batters hit at a .200 clip against him … Crest High School: Three-year letterwinner and senior co-captain for coach Steven Hodge ... Helped the Chargers to a 53-24 three-year record ... Member of the 2013 Shelby FCA Easter Tournament Championship squad (no stats available) ... Guided Chargers to a NCHSAA Western Regional Final Runner-Up finish ... Member of the Freshman JV squad in 2012 ... As a sophomore earned First-Team All-Big South 3A Conference honors as an infielder ... Batted .360 with a home run and 12 RBI ... Scored 15 runs and sported a .484 on-base percentage ... During junior campaign took home team pitcher-of-the-year accolades after posting a 7-3 record on the bump with one save ... Sported a 2.88 ERA with 81 strikeouts in 68 innings, while holding opposing hitters to a com-posite .198 batting average ... At the plate batted .265 with three home runs, 11 RBI and scored 17 runs ... Finished prep career garnering South Mountain Athletic All-Conference honors ... Named Chargers Closer-of-the-Year after recording four saves to go with a 2-3 ledger ... Sported a 2.35 ERA with 74 strikeouts in 44 innings holding hitters to a .188 average on his way to North Carolina Baseball Coaches Association (NCBCA) All-State ac-colades ... Had most productive season at the plate belting four home runs with 11 doubles and a triple ... Batted .370 with 23 RBI and 28 runs to go along with a .492 on-base percentage ... Played travel ball for the Dirtbags under the direction of coach Andy Partin ... Earned 2015 Perfect Game Hon-orable Mention All-America honors ... Second-Team All-Atlantic Region by Perfect Game selection ... Named 2014 Underclass High Honorable Mention All-America ... Rated as the 12th-best RHP prospect in North Carolina (No. 272 nationally) by Perfect Game ... Garnered a No. 26 North Carolina rank-ing by MaxPreps.com ... Participated in several showcase events includ-ing 2013-14 PG WWBA World Championship (Jupiter, Fla.), 2013 PG WWBA Underclass World Championship (Fort Myers, Fla.), 2013 16U Perfect Game World Series (Fort Myers, Fla.), 2013-14 16U Perfect Game World Series (Fort Myers, Fla.), 2014 PG WWBA 16U National Championship (Emerson, Ga.) and 2014 PG WWBA 17U National Championship (Emerson, Ga.) ... Beta Club member ... National Honor Society member who maintained a 4.4 cumu-lative GPA ... National Technical Honor Society ... Skills USA (Electronics) ... Crest High School Scholar Athlete ... Junior Marshal and Cleveland County Schools Senior Scholar … Personal: Full name is Matthew kendall Bridges, but prefers to go by Matt ... Son of kelly and Brett Bridges ... Born Aug. 4, 1997 in Shelby, N.C. ... Father was a four-year lettermen in baseball at Gard-ner-Webb University (1984-87) ... Grandfather (Bobby Bridges) earned one letter in baseball at the University of South Carolina (1959) ... Intended major is exercise physiology ... Three-time Named to ECU Director of Ath-letics Honor Roll (Fall 2015 to present) ... Named to American Athletic Con-ference All-Academic Team (2016).

CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 3.0 at Memphis (4/16/16); strikeouts: 6 at Texas Tech (6/10/16); walks: 3 at North Carolina (5/10/16); hits: 4 (2x – last vs. NC State (4/19/16); runs: 3 at North Carolina (5/10/16); earned runs: 3 at North Carolina (5/10/16).

Bridges’ Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2016 28 0 0 2 1 2 42.1 29 15 14 18 45 2.98Totals 28 0 0 2 1 2 42.1 29 15 14 18 45 2.98

30 Hunter Britt RHP | 6-5 | 218 | R/R | Fr. Newton Grove, N.C. | Hobbton

Hobbton High School: Earned four letters in base-ball under coach Chris Carroll … Four-time all-con-ference and all-county selection … As a freshman sported a 1-1 record with a 0.95 ERA … Started two

of four games … Fanned 27 batters in 14.2 innings … Allowed two earned runs on three hits … Picked up first prep in against Goldsboro HS (2/28/13) fanning 12 batters in five innings … Also added an 11-strikeout game against James kenan HS (3/12/13) … Appeared in five games (all out of the bullpen) during sophomore campaign … Posted a 1-0 record with a 3.61 ERA … Fanned 21 while walking 14 in 21.1 innings … Allowed 17 runs (11 earned) on 21 hits … Recorded five or more strikeouts on three occasions with a season-high six twice … As a junior he sported an 0-1 ledger with a 3.50 ERA … Surrendered 51 runs (23 earned) on 43 hits … Fanned 82 while walking 41 in 46.0 innings … Struck out a career-best 14 against Prince-ton HS (3/24/15) … Also added a 10-strikeout performance against Union HS (4/7/15) … Held opposing hitters to a .226 composite batting average … At the plate he batted .390 (23-for-68) with two home runs, four dou-bles and a pair of triples … Collected 22 RBI and scored 11 runs … Registered seven multi-hit and seven-RBI contests … Four-time MaxPreps Player-of-the-Game selection … Participated in the 2015 Powerade State Games … Closed out prep career posting a 3-1 record with a 1.93 ERA earning all-dis-trict honors … Struck out 51 batters in 29.0 innings of work … Allowed 14 runs (eight earned) on 29 hits … Tallied five double-digit strikeout games with a season-high 12 on five occasions … Did not allow and earned run in three of six appearances (two starts) … Held opposing hitters to a com-posite .188 batting average … Offensively, he batted .422 (27-for-64) with a pair of home runs, 11 doubles and four triples … Drove in 19 runs and scored 27 … Tallied 10 multi-hit and five multi-RBI games … Drove in a season-high four runs against Goldsboro HS (3/21/16) … Two-time Max-Preps Player-of-the-Game selection … Member of the Wildcats basketball team playing power forward … National Honors Society member … Played travel ball for the Dirtbags and coach Andy Partin … Listed as the fifth-best right-handed and No. 18 overall prospect in the state of North Carolina by Perfect Game … Also rated as the 117th-best righty and No. 359 overall prospect nationally by Perfect Game … 2016 Perfect Game Honorable Men-tion All-American and First-Team All-Atlantic Regional selection … Played in several showcase events including 2015 WWBA World Championships in Jupiter, Fla., 2015 WWBA 2017 Grads or 16U National Championships in Car-tersville, Ga. and 2015 WWBA 2016 Grads or 17U National Championships in Cartersville, Ga. … Personal: Full name is Hunter Franklin Britt … Born Sept. 9, 1998 in Clinton, N.C. … Son of Lynette and Barry Britt … Has two siblings (Daniel and Garrett) … Intended major is undecided.

8 Turner Brown INF | 5-9 | 157 | S/R | So. Whiteville, N.C. | Whiteville

All-conference candidate that will man the short-stop position for the second consecutive season … Switch hitter that can spray the ball all around the field … Smooth defender with strong accu-

rate throwing motion across the diamond … 2016: Started 58 of 60 games played at shortstop during rookie season … Batted .281 (56-for-199) with


three home runs, 34 RBI and 28 runs scored … Earned AAC Honor Roll selec-tion (Feb. 22) after collecting four hits, driving in three and scoring a pair of runs in the season series opener against Longwood … Laced five doubles, drew 21 walks and struck out 32 times … Tallied 11 total sacrifices (one sac fly) … Delivered game-winning hit (walk-off) against SE Louisiana (Mar. 4) with a two-RBI single in the ninth inning … Also had game-winning RBI vs. Connecticut (May 7) and No. 20 Bryant (June 3) – the last coming in the Charlottesville Regional opener … Belted home runs against Long-wood (Feb. 19), NC State (April 19) and USF (May 14) … Tied for second on the team with nine stolen bases and 11 hit by pitches … Tallied 14 multi-hit and six multi-RBI games … Recorded a career-high four hits vs. USF (May 13) … Drove in a personal-best four runs against NC State (April 19) … Enters season with a four-game hitting streak, which started on June 5 against William & Mary in the Charlottesville Regional Final … Tallied career-long five game hit streak from March 4-11 where he batted .438 (7-for-16) with four RBI and four runs scored … Stands third on all-time freshman sin-gle-season charts in games played and stolen bases … In collegiate debut against Longwood (Feb. 19), went 3-for-3 with three RBI, two runs scored and was a triple shy of hitting for the cycle … Scored at least one run in 22 games (multiple six times) … Registered at least one base hit in 32 con-tests … Swiped a pair of bases against George Mason (Mar. 9) … Commit-ted 19 errors in 255 chances posting a .925 fielding percentage … Record-ed 87 putouts, 149 assists and turned 24 double plays … Was penciled into the Pirates lineup in 8 of 9 spots, but primarily hit in the bottom third of the lineup … ECU posted a 35-22 record in games which he started … Bat-ted .333 (4-for-12) with an RBI and run scored during the Lubbock Super Regional … Managed just two hits in the Charlottesville Regional … One of three Pirates to bat over .300 (25-for-83/.301) in league play … Start-ed all 24 games in The American … Played in all eight postseason games recording six hits, driving in three and scoring a pair of runs … Whiteville High School: Earned four letters under coach Brett Harwood ... Started 121 games in prep career ... Helped the Wolfpack to a 103-18 four-year record that included four conference and three state titles ... Three-time all-coun-ty and all-conference selection (2013-15) ... Committed only 11 errors during career (two as a senior) ... Stole 45 bases in 48 career attempts ... Only play-er in school history to start and win three state championships ... Played in eight career state championship games ... As a freshman batted .255 with 13 walks and scored 15 runs helping the Wolfpack claim the Waccamaw Conference and 2A State Championships ... During sophomore campaign batted .402 with 12 RBI and 14 walks ... Scored 19 runs and stole 21 bases in 24 games ... Earned first-team all-county and all conference honors ... Member of 2013 Waccamaw Conference Championship squad ... As a junior started 32 games at shortstop batting .390 with six extra base hits and 16 RBI ... Scored 21 runs, stole 12 bases and walked nine times ... Earned first-team all-county, all-conference, All-Cape Fear Region and all-state honors ... Member of Three Rivers Conference and 1A State Championship teams ... Participated in the North Carolina Powerade All-State Games ... Closed out prep career winning fourth-straight conference title and third state crown ... Batted .325 with a home run, four triples and six doubles ... Drove in a career-best 38 runs, while scoring 34 ... Drew 18 walks, struck out just six times and stole 12 bases ... Hit .411 during the state playoffs and capped ca-reer batting .555 in the State Championship Series ... Earned 3-Rivers Con-ference Player-of-the-Year honors and repeated as a first-team all county, all-conference, All-Cape Fear Region and North Carolina Baseball Coaches Association (NCBCA) All-State selection ... Also named Second-Team All-USA North Carolina by USA Today ... Selected to play for the North Caro-lina squad for the 2015 NC-SC Challenge All-Star Game (NCBCA) alongside

ECU teammate Jake Washer ... Two-time Underclassmen Honorable Men-tion All-America selection by Perfect Game ... Named 2015 Honorable Men-tion All-Atlantic Region ... Played travel ball for the Dirtbags under the di-rection of coach Andy Partin where he was a team captain ... Listed as the sixth-best shortstop prospect in North Carolina (No. 166 nationally) by Perfect Game ... Participated in several showcase events including 2012-13 PG WWBA Underclass World Championship (Fort Myers, Fla.), 2013-14 PG WWBA World Championship (Jupiter, Fla.), 2013-14 16U Perfect Game World Series (Fort Myers, Fla.), 2013-14 PG WWBA 16U National Champi-onship (Emerson, Ga.), 2013 PG WWBA 15U National Championship (Emer-son, Ga.) and 2014 PG WWBA 17U National Championship (Emerson, Ga.) ... Rated as the fifth-best prospect in North Carolina (No. 13 nationally) by MaxPreps.com ... North Carolina Academic Scholar ... Member of the Na-tional Honor Society (sophomore, junior and senior) sporting a 4.2 cumu-lative GPA … Personal: Full name is Turner Alexander Brown ... Son of Su-zanne and Chris Brown ... Born Aug. 1, 1997 in Whiteville, N.C. ... Has one sibling (Chelsea) ... Intended major is criminal justice ... Named to ECU Di-rector of Athletics Honor Roll in Fall of 2015 … Named to American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2016).

CAREER HIGHS - at-bats: 6 (2x – last vs. Texas Tech 6/11/16); runs: 2 (6x – last at UCF 5/21/16); hits: 4 vs. USF (5/13/16); RBI: 4 vs. NC State (4/19/16); home runs: 1 (3x – last vs. USF 5/14/16); stolen bases: 2 vs. George Mason (3/9/16).

Brown’s Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG2016 60 58 199 28 56 5 0 3 34 70 21 32 9-12 .281Totals 60 58 199 28 56 5 0 3 34 70 21 32 9-12 .281

39 Cam Colmore RHP | 5-11 | 182 | R/R | So. Winterville, N.C. | South Central

2016: Appeared in eight games (one start) during freshman season … Posted a 2-0 record with a 1.64 ERA … Allowed three runs (two earned) on five hits with nine strikeouts and four walks in 11.0 innings

… Combined on a shutout against George Mason (Mar. 9) in his first colle-giate start allowing one hit over four frames with four strikeouts notching his first collegiate win … Picked up win in relief at Duke (Mar. 22) tossing 2.1 scoreless frames with a strikeout … Did not allow any of his four inherited runners to score … Made collegiate debut against N.C. A&T (Feb. 23) work-ing a scoreless inning of relief with three strikeouts … Worked one full in-ning of relief on four occasions … Did not surrender a run in 6 of 8 out-ings (seven contests without giving up an earned run) … Fanned at least one batter in four contests (multiple twice) … Sported a clean ERA (0.00) through first four outings, which covered 8.2 innings … Opposing batters hit at a .139 clip against him … Made one postseason appearance tossing a scoreless inning in the Lubbock Super Regional (game 3) with one walk … 2016 Summer Ball: Played for the Holly Springs Salamanders of the Coast-al Plains League … Teammate of Bryce Harman and Jake Washer … Ap-peared in 19 games making one start … Posted a 2-1 ledger with a 2.33 ERA … Combined on two shutouts … Registered one save … Allowed eight runs (seven earned) on 19 hits while recording 19 strikeouts and walk-ing 14 in 27.0 innings … Opposing batters hit at a .202 clip against him … South Central High School: Three-year letterwinner under coach Rob-ert “Peanut” Langston, who played at East Carolina 1983-86 ... Helped the


Falcons post a 44-22 three-year record ... Seven-time MaxPreps.com Play-er-of-the Game selection (2013/1, 2014/1, 2015/5) ... As a sophomore post-ed a 3-0 record with a 2.69 ERA on his way to 4A Eastern Carolina Honor-able Mention All Conference accolades ... Fanned 30 while walking 11 in 28.2 innings ... Recorded multiple strikeouts in eight of 10 games with a ca-reer-high 10 against Havelock (April 23, 2013) in a complete-game 9-2 vic-tory ... Registered lone save vs. Havelock on Mar. 22 striking out the lone batter he faced ... Held opposing hitters to a .230 composite batting av-erage ... During junior campaign repeated as an honorable mention all-league selection following a 5-2 ledger with a 2.22 ERA ... Struck out 65 batters to just 19 walks in 59.1 innings of work ... Participated in the 2014 Powerade State Games for Region 1 ... Closed out prep career going 6-3 with a 1.99 ERA en route to all-conference and team MVP honors ... As team captain, fanned 72 batters in 63.1 innings where he allowed 25 runs (18 earned) ... Struck out multiple batters in 11 games tying his career-high with 10 punch outs on two occasions (Eastern Wayne and Holly Springs) ... Notched second career save vs. C.B. Aycock (April 1, 2015) fanning the lone batter he faced ... Tossed complete games in his six final outings where he posted a 4-2 record ... Pitched a career-high eight innings against New Bern (Mar. 18) in a 1-0 victory where he stuck out eight without issuing a walk ... Fanned six or more batters in eight of 12 outings ... His 72 strikeouts ranked 10th among North Carolina 4A leaders ... Named WITN-TV Pepsi Player-of-the-Week ... Played travel ball for the Dirtbags under the direc-tion of coach Andy Partin ... Listed as the 26th-best RHP prospect in North Carolina by Perfect Game ... Participated in several showcase events in-cluding 2013 PG WWBA Underclass World Championship (Fort Myers, Fla.), 2013 PG WWBA 15U National Championship (Marietta, Ga.), 2013-14 PG WWBA 16U National Championship (Marietta, Ga./Emerson, Ga.), 2014 16U Perfect Game World Series (Fort Myers, Fla.) and 2014 PG WWBA 17U Na-tional Championship (Emerson, Ga.) ... Rated as the 36th-best prospect in North Carolina (No. 948 nationally) by MaxPreps.com ... Member of the Na-tional Honors Society as well as the Health Science Academy and CTE Hon-ors Society ... Took second place at the 2013 National History Day competi-tion … Personal: Full name is Cameron Davis Colmore, but prefers to go by Cam ... Son of kathryn and Tim Colmore ... Born June 5, 1997 in Greenville, N.C. ... Has one sibling (Tyler) ... Intended major is business management ... Two-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 2015 and Fall 2016) … Named to American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2016).

CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 4.0 vs. George Mason (3/9/16); strike-outs: 4 vs. George Mason (3/9/16); walks: 1 (4x – last at Texas Tech 6/12/16); hits: 2 at High Point (4/20/16); runs: 2 at Elon (4/5/16); earned runs: 2 at Elon (4/5/16).

Colmore’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2016 8 1 0 2 0 0 11.0 5 3 2 4 9 1.64Totals 8 1 0 2 0 0 11.0 5 3 2 4 9 1.64

21 West Covington RHP | 6-0 | 183 | R/R | RJr. Lakeland, Tenn. | Gulf Coast State College

2016: Redshirted during initial season with the program recovering from Tommy John surgery … Gulf Coast State College (2014-15): Played two years for head coach Mike kandler ... Helped the

Commodores to a 74-34 two-year record ... Started 24 career games post-

ing an 11-9 record with four complete games (one CG shutout), while also combining on three other shutouts ... Allowed 59 runs (48 earned) on 120 hits in 137.2 innings sporting a 3.14 ERA ... 2015: As a sophomore started 10 games on the hill posting a 1-6 ledger ... Sported a 3.72 ERA surrender-ing 30 runs (23 earned) on 54 hits in 55.2 innings ... Struck out 34 while walking just eight ... Notched lone win of the season against kankakee (Mar. 9) allowing one run (unearned) on five hits with five strikeouts and no walks in a season-high 7.1 innings ... Worked into the sixth inning on six occasions ... Fanned four or more batters in a game five times with a season-high six against Andrew (Feb. 7) ... Allowed on run (earned) against Black Hawk-Moline (Mar. 16) over 7.0 innings with five strikeouts in a no-decision ... 2014: During freshman season sported a 10-3 record in 14 starts ... Posted a 2.74 ERA in 82.0 innings allowing 29 runs (25 earned) with 46 strikeouts to 16 walks ... Tallied four complete games with a pair of shutouts -- the latter ranking 21st nationally ... Fanned a career-high 11 bat-ters against Andrew (Feb. 9) in a complete-game shutout (7-0) where he surrendered four hits ... Also added a nine-inning complete game against Pensacola State (Mar. 24) with five strikeouts in an 8-2 victory ... Ranked 10th nationally in wins (10), while standing 18th with 14 starts ... Earned First-Team Panhandle All-Conference, First-Team Panhandle All-Academic and Second-Team FCSAA All-State honors as a rookie ... Took home NJCAA Region 8 and NJCAA Division I Pitcher-of-the-Week and honors on Feb. 9 after going 2-0 with a 0.00 ERA in two appearances, which included a four-hit CG shutout over Andrew ... In 14 total innings of work he allowed six hits, walked two and fanned 14 … St. Benedict at Auburndale High School: Four-year letterwinner under coaches Mike Mckeel (2010-12) and Steve Heinz (2013) ... Helped Eagles to 61 wins during prep career ... As a sophomore earned all-metro honors ... Repeated as an all-metro selection during junior campaign where he posted a 1-1 record on the mound with 22 strikeouts and a 3.25 ERA ... At the plate, he batted .387 with two home runs, nine doubles, a pair of triples, 18 RBI and scored 30 runs ... Closed out prep career with a 3-5 ledger and one save as a team captain ... Fanned 53 batters and sported a 2.82 ERA ... Batted .347 with a home run, 12 doubles, four triples and scored 31 runs on the way to his third-straight all-metro selection ... Named 2012 Underclass High Honorable Mention All-America by Perfect Game ... Garnered Perfect Game 2013 All-Southeast Honorable Mention honors as a senior ... Rated as the 248th-best RHP prospect na-tionally by Perfect Game at the close of his prep career ... Played travel ball for the Dulin Dodgers where he earned 17U WWBA All Tournament Team honors in 2013 ... Participated in several showcase events including 2010 14U PG BCS Finals (Fort Myers, Fla.), 2010 PG WWBA 14U National Champi-onship (Marietta, Ga.), 2010-11 PG WWBA 15U National Championship (Mar-ietta, Ga.), 2011-12 PG WWBA World Championship (Jupiter, Fla.), 2011-12 PG WWBA 16U National Championship (Marietta, Ga.), 2011 15U PG BCS Fi-nals (Fort Myers, Fla.), 2011-12 16U PG BCS Finals (Fort Myers, Fla.), 2013 PG WWBA 17U National Championship (Marietta, Ga.) and 2013 PG WWBA 18U National Championship (Marietta, Ga.) ... Tabbed as the 68th-best pros-pect in Tennessee by MaxPreps.com … Personal: Full name is Samuel West Covington, but prefers to go by West ... Son of Jamie and ken Covington ... Born May 9, 1995 in Memphis, Tenn. ... Has one sibling (Matthew) ... Intend-ed major is business finance ... Three-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll member (Fall 2015 – present) … Named to American Athletic Confer-ence All-Academic Team (2016).


Covington’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA*2014 14 14 4 10 3 0 82.0 66 29 25 16 46 2.74*2015 10 10 0 1 6 0 55.2 54 30 23 8 34 3.722016 Redshirted Totals 24 24 4 11 9 0 137.2 120 59 48 24 80 3.14*=Gulf State College Stats

17 Tyler Edwards OF | 6-3 | 212 | R/R | Jr. Savage, Minn. | Southeast Community College

Southeast Community College (2015-16): Two-year letterwinner for coach Dion Parks … Helped the Storm to a 76-42 two-year record which in-cluded a 2015 Regional Championship … Batted

.394 (152-for-386) in 115 games … Belted 17 home runs with 103 RBI and scored 96 runs … Laced 55 extra base hits (17 home runs, 35 doubles, three triples) … Swiped 62 of 71 bases (87.3 percent) and drew 67 walks … Re-corded 44 multi-hit and 28 multi-RBI games … 2016: Earned All-Nebraska Junior College 2-Year Team honors after batting .418 (74-for-177) with eight home runs, 56 RBI and 45 runs scored … Stole 29 of 31 bases … Named honorary captain … Ranked among the nation’s top 30 in doubles (26th), batting average (27th) and stolen bases (28th) … Registered 24 multi-hit and 17 multi-RBI games … Recorded a season-high four hits against Lake Land (3/6/16) … Drove in a season-best five runs on two occasions (Brown Mackie and Highland) … Tallied a season-long 10-game hit streak from April 1-16 where he batted .500 (17-for-34) with two home runs, five dou-bles and 20 RBI … Also had a pair of eight-game hit streaks … 2015: Gar-nered NJCAA Second-Team All-America status as a freshman after batting .373 (78-for-209) with nine home runs, 47 RBI and 51 runs scored … Tal-lied 27 extra base hits (nine home runs, 17 doubles, one triple) … Stole 33 of 40 bases … Drew 17 walks while striking out 32 times … Ranked among the nations top 25 in games played (ninth/63), stolen bases (11th), walks (17th), at-bats (19th), hits (20th) and total bases (25th/124) … Registered a career-best 17-game hit streak from April 26 to May 17 where he batted .424 (25-for-59) with three home runs, six doubles, seven RBI and scored 11 runs … Also added a 10 and eight-game hit streak … Recorded a ca-reer-best five hits at Brown Mackie (3/29/15) going 5-for-5 with four RBI … Drove in four runs in a game three times … Prior Lake High School: Three-year letterwinner for coach Greg Nesbitt … As a sophomore bated .386 with one home run … Followed that with the first of two-straight all-con-ference seasons where he smacked a pair of home runs and batted .390 … Closed out prep career batting .398 and earning all-conference acco-lades … Named team captain … Tossed a no-hitter for the Prior Lake Jays in the River Valley league against the Belle Plain Tigers (June 16, 2015) … Honor Roll member in 2011 … Played travel ball for the Minnesota Millers and coach John Gaub … Also played for the Prior Lake Wizards (Ameri-can Legion) under coach Josh Threlkeld … Batted .400 with eight home runs for the Wizards … Played in several showcase events including 2012 WWBA 2014 Grads or 16U National Championships in Marietta, Ga., 2012 WWBA 2013 Grads or 17U National Championships in Marietta, Ga. and 2013 WWBA 2014 Grads or 17U National Championships in Marietta, Ga. … Per-sonal: Full name is Tyler Daniel Edwards … Born Dec. 5, 1995 in Blooming-ton, Minn. … Son of Maria and Doug Edwards … Has two siblings (kenne-dy and Grant) … Father played football (quarterback) at Purdue University

… Intended major is communications … Named to ECU Director of Athlet-ics Honor Roll in Fall of 2016.

Edwards’ Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG*2015 63 – 209 51 78 17 1 9 47 124 38 32 33-40 .373*2016 52 – 177 45 74 18 2 8 56 120 29 28 29-31 .418Totals 115 – 386 96 152 35 3 17 103 224 67 60 62-71 .394*=Southeast Community College Stats

26 Bryce Harman 1B | 6-6 | 240 | L/L | Sr. Chesterfield, Va. | Lloyd C. Bird

All-Conference candidate that will once again man first base ... Can hit for power in the middle of the lineup ... Belted 18 home runs with 31 multi-hit and 17 multi-RBI career games … 2016: Started 53 of 60

games (44/1B, 9/DH) … Batted .242 (43-for-178) with four home runs, 25 RBI and 27 runs scored … Laced eight doubles and a pair of triples … Drew 30 walks and struck out 48 times … Hit a team-high 12 times by pitches … Currently ranks second all-time in putouts (1,350) trailing only Randy Rigs-by (1,592) … Stole 2 of 3 bases … Committed four errors in 421 chances post-ing a .990 fielding percentage … Turned 32 double plays while recording 392 putouts and 23 assists … Tallied nine multi-hit and five multi-RBI games … Enters senior season having reached base safely in last seven games (started May 26 vs. Memphis in AAC Championships) … Registered season-high eight game hit streak from May 8-21 where he batted .300 (9-for-30) with three RBI and three runs scored … Also added a six and five game hit streaks on the year … Scored at least one run in 22 games (mul-tiple four times) … Added a pair of five game streaks with at least one run scored … Blasted home runs against Jacksonville, Houston, NC State and USF – 18 for his career … Three of four homers drove in multiple runs … Bat-ted anywhere from the fourth and ninth spots in the order … ECU posted a 27-16 record in games which he started at first base … Drove in at least one run in 17 games with a season-high four RBI against NC State (April 19) … Had at least one walk in 25 contests (multiple five times) … Tallied dou-ble-digit putouts in a game 15 times with a season-high 17 at Virginia (Feb. 27) … Started all eight postseason games collecting five hits … On the backend of a double play from Eric Tyler in the first inning against William & Mary in the Charlottesville Regional Final that was an ESPN Top Play … Recorded two hits, which included a double, in Regional Final against the Tribe … Registered four sac flies … Tallied four game-winning RBI (Long-wood, N.C. A&T, UNC Wilmington and Connecticut) – 10 for his career … Col-lected at least one hit in 33 of 60 games played … During regional play bat-ted .333 (3-for-9) with a double, triple, two RBI and two runs scored … Registered six two-out RBI on the year … 2016 Summer Ball: Played for the Holly Springs Salamanders of the Coastal Plains League … Teammate of Cam Colmore and Jake Washer … Started 33 of 35 games batting .267 (32 for 120) … Belted four home runs, drove in 18 and scored 16 runs … Slugged at a .442 clip … Laced seven doubles and one triple … Struck out 32 times, walked 15 and was hit by a pitch on six occasions … Posted a .984 fielding percentage committing five errors in 313 chances … Recorded 291 putouts, 17 assists and turned 21 double plays … 2015: Started all 58 games played (57/1B, 1/DH) ... Batted .244 (50-for-205) with seven home runs, 27 RBI and 35 runs scored ... Laced a team-high 12 doubles while adding a pair of tri-ples ... Drew 23 walks and struck out 51 times ... Was hit 12 times to rank


second on the team while also standing sixth in the league ... Set sin-gle-season record with 570 putouts topping ECU Hall of Famer Chad Tracy’s mark of 539 back in 2000 ... Committed seven errors in 604 chances post-ing a .988 fielding percentage ... Turned 50 double plays while recording 27 assists ... Recorded 11 multi-hit and seven multi-RBI games -- the latter standing second on the team ... Tallied season-long four-game hit streak from March 10-14 where he batted .588 (10-for 17) with six RBI, five runs, two doubles and a pair of walks ... Also added five three-game hit streaks including a three-game stretch to end the season ... Scored at least one run in nine-straight games from March 10-22 including a season-high three against Princeton (Mar. 17) ... Opened the season reaching base in 24 con-secutive games until going 0-for-4 against Memphis on Mar. 29, which was a new career-high streak ... Batted anywhere from third to eighth in the Pi-rates’ lineup ... ECU posted a 39-18 in games which he started at first, while going 12-6 when he batted in the three-hole ... For the second year in a row, belted a pair of home runs in a game against Tulane (April 3) ... Tallied a personal-best nine total bases vs. the Green Wave (April 3) ... Hit home runs against Elon, Tulane (two), Connecticut (two), Houston and Cincinna-ti ... Collected at least one hit in 34 of 58 games played ... Drove in at least one run in 15 games (had five 3-RBI contests) ... Scored at least one run in a game 28 times ... Drew at least one walk 20 times with a season-high three at Elon (Mar. 15) ... Added RBI sac flies against Albany (Mar. 1) and Monmouth (Mar. 8) ... Tallied five game winning RBI (Albany, Elon, UConn/twice, Houston) ... Six of his seven home runs came in league play ... He also batted .176 (15-for-85) with two doubles, 12 RBI and scored eight runs in the AAC ... Started all four games in the AAC Tournament batting .133 (2-for-15) with a pair of runs scored ... Recorded a hit in both games of the Coral Gables Regional finishing with a team second-best .333 (2-for-6) av-erage ... Registered double-digit putouts 31 times with a season-high 16 vs. Memphis (Mar. 28) ... Stood third on the team with 10 two-out RBI … 2014: Earned Conference USA All-Freshman Team honors following initial season with the Pirates ... Played in 53 games making 49 starts (41/1B, 3/LF,5/DH) ... Led the team with seven home runs, which also ranked fifth in the league ... Batted .244 (42-for-172) with three doubles, 21 RBI and 23 runs scored ... Made collegiate debut against James Madison (Feb. 15) going 1-for-4 at the plate ... First career hit was a single to left center in the sixth frame ... Smacked first collegiate home run came in the first inning (three-run shot) against Wake Forest (Mar. 12) in Wilson, N.C. at Fleming Stadium ... Later that week, belted a pair of solo home runs in ECU’s 13-3 eight in-ning win against Tulane (Mar. 15) in game two of the doubleheader ... Also added homers against Old Dominion (April 13), FIU (May 3), Southern Miss (May 10, May 21) with the last coming in the C-USA Championship opening game ... Recorded lone game-winning RBI at Charlotte (Mar. 21) with a bases loaded walk (four-straight pitches) in the top of the ninth inning scoring Drew Reynolds ... Collected 11 multi-hit and five multi-RBI games -- the latter ranking second on the club ... Drove in a career-best five RBI against NC Central (Mar. 26) going 3-for-4 at the plate with a run scored ... Recorded a career-best three hits on three occasions (NC Central, ODU, FIU) ... Scored three runs at ODU (April 13) in ECU’s 12-7 (12 inning) victory ... Posted career-best five-game hit streak from Mar. 22-28 where he batted .444 (8-for-18) five RBI and scored a run in all five contests ... Collected three doubles (Campbell, Western kentucky and Southern Miss) ... Was a perfect 4-of-4 on the base paths leading the team with a 1.000 stolen base percentage ... Stole bases against Wake Forest, Charlotte, NC Central and NC State ... Reached base safely in eight-straight games (Mar. 15-28) ... Drew a career-high three walks at Charlotte (Mar. 21) and at least one free pass in 21 contests ... Scored multiple runs in a game four times and at least one in

18 games ... In 41 starts at first base, ECU posted a 26-15 record ... Registered double-digit putouts 18 times with a career-high 18 at Southern Miss (May 10) ... Reached base three times as a result of being hit by a pitch -- twice against Charlotte (Mar. 22) in game one of a doubleheader ... Recorded nine two-out RBI to rank seventh on the team ... Ranked among the team leaders in walks (2nd/23), sac flies (t2nd/3), slugging percentage (4th/.384), on-base percentage (5th/.338), runs (fifth), total bases (5th/66) ... Committed four errors in 418 chances for a .990 fielding percentage ... Recorded 388 putouts, 26 assists and helped turn 31 double plays ... Batted primarily in the fifth through seventh spots in the lineup (44 games) ... In league play, batted .244 (22-for-90) with a five home runs (team leader), 10 RBI and 13 runs scored … 2014 Summer: Split time between the Cape Cod Baseball League (Bourne Braves) and Northwoods League (kalama-zoo Growlers) ... Batted .349 (15-for-34) in 10 games with the Growlers ... Recorded four extra base hits, drove in five and walked four times ... Also tossed an inning of scoreless relief … Lloyd C. Bird High School: Drafted in the 27th round of the 2013 Major League Baseball First- Year Amateur Draft by the Washington Nationals (pick 826) ... Seven-time letterwinner at L.C. Bird High School (baseball 4, basketball 3) ... Two time team captain for the Skyhawks (junior, senior) under coach Doug Wagner ... As a freshman bat-ted .415 with two home runs and eight RBI ... Followed that with a break-out year as a sophomore earning Virginia All-State honors where he bat-ted .489 with six round trippers, 27 RBI and nine walks ... Also earned all-district, all region honors and Second-Team All-Metro by the Richmond Times-Dispatch ... As a junior batted .395 with a home run, seven RBIs and 26 walks ... On the mound posted a 6-1 record with 79 strikeouts in 46 in-nings and a 1.80 ERA ... Earned First Team Virginia (5AAA Dominion) All-District honors as a designated hitter and second-team accolades as a pitcher ... Named 2012 First-Team Preseason Underclassmen All-American by Perfect Game ... During senior season batted .439 with 11 doubles and 28 walks ... Unanimous First-Team 5AAA Dominion All-District selection ... Tabbed 5AAA Dominion District Co-Offensive Player-of-the-Year ... Named Second-Team AAA Virginia All-State ... Honor Roll student ... Preseason Second-Team Rawlings All-America and First-Team All-Atlantic Region se-lection by Perfect Game ... Following senior season was rated as the 75th-best prospect in the country (fourth-best first-baseman) by Perfect Game ... Top first baseman prospect and third overall best prospect in Virginia by Perfect Game ... Played summer ball with fellow Pirate Charlie Yorgen and the Richmond Braves National Team under Coach Tommy Mayers ... Named to the 2012 WWBA World Championship, 2012 17U BCS Finals and 2012 WWBA 17U National Championship All-Tournament Teams ... Participated in 2010 PG WWBA Grads/15U National Championships (Marietta, Ga.), 2010-11 PG WWBA Underclass World Championships (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2011-12 PG WWBA Grads/16U National Championships (Marietta, Ga.), 2011 12 PG WWBA World Championships (Jupiter, Fla.), 2011-12 PG WWBA Grads/17U National Championships (Marietta, Ga.), 2012 East Coast Professional Showcase (Syracuse, N.Y.), 2012 17U PG BCS Finals (Ft. Myers, Fla.) and 2012 USA Baseball Tournament of Stars (Dixie) ... Member of Rachel’s Challenge Club ... VHS Leadership Representative … Personal: Full name is Bryce Nor-man Harman ... Born Nov. 4, 1994 ... Son of kathy and Alvin Harman ... Has one sibling (Brian) ... Majoring in communications with a concentration in interpersonal/organizational communication ... Three-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 2014, Fall 2015, Fall 2016) ... Named to American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2015).

CAREER HIGHS - at-bats: 6 (2x - last at Southern Miss-1 5/10/14); runs: 3 (3x - last vs. NC State 4/19/16); hits: 3 (9x - last vs. NC State 4/19/16); RBI: 5


vs. NC Central (3/26/14); home runs: 2 (2x - last vs. Tulane 4/3/15); stolen bases: 1 (6x - last at UCF 5/16/16).

Harman’s Career Batting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG2014 53 49 172 23 42 3 0 7 21 66 23 58 4-4 .2442015 58 58 205 35 50 12 2 7 27 87 23 51 0-0 .2442016 60 53 178 27 43 8 2 4 25 67 30 48 2-3 .242Totals 171 160 555 85 135 23 4 18 73 220 76 157 6-7 .243

4 Andrew Henrickson OF | 5-9 | 165 | R/R | Jr. Fayetteville, N.C. | Pitt Community College

Pitt Community College (2015-16): Played two years for ECU alum and assistant coach Tommy Eason … Batted .356 (108-for-303) with one home run, 90 RBI and 52 runs scored … Tallied 29 extra

base hits … Swiped 25 of 28 bases (89.3 percent) … Drew 61 walks and struck out 21 times … Recorded 30 multi-hit and 14 multi-RBI games … 2016: Helped Pitt to a 38-18 overall record and a Region X Conference Tour-nament Title … The Bulldogs advanced to the NJCAA D1Baseball Eastern District Championships … Hit at a .337 (58-for-172) clip with one home run, 26 RBI and 57 runs scored … Tallied 20 extra base hits … Stole 10 of 11 bases … Walked 34 times while striking out 13 … Registered 15 multi-hit and six multi-RBI games … Recorded a 10-game hitting streak from April 23 to May 10 where he batted .444 (20-for-45) with a home run, six doubles, 10 RBI and scored 12 runs … Registered five multi-hit and three multi-RBI games during this stretch … Collected a season-high four hits on two oc-casions (USC Salkenhatchie and Guilford Technical CC) … 2015: Part of a club that posted a 34-13 record … Batted .382 (50-for-131) with 26 RBI and 33 runs scored … Recorded nine extra base hits … Swiped 15 of 17 bases … Drew 27 walks and struck out eight times … Named to Region X All-Tour-nament Team … Recorded 15 multi-hit and eight multi-RBI games … Tied career-high with four hits against Anne Arundel CC (2/28/15) … Hit safe-ly in nine-straight contests (March 8-22) and also had an eight-game hit streak from (April 18-28) … Terry Sanford High School: Four-sport ath-lete who earned nine letters (baseball 4, basketball 2, football 1, soccer 2) … Played for coach Sam Guy helping the Bulldogs claim the 2013 Mid-South Conference and 2014 Cape Fear Valley Conference titles … Helped the Bulldogs to a 26-3 record as a junior … Earned Mid-South First-Team All-Conference and Mid-South All-Tournament Team honors … Named to Cape Fear All-Regional Team … Selected to play in Region 4 State Games … Batted .366 (34-for-93) with five doubles and three triples … Scored 28 runs to rank second in the conference … On the bump he was 4-0 with a 1.15 ERA … Fanned 47 batters in 24.1 innings of work … Named Cape Fear Valley Conference Player-of-the-Year as a senior … Batted .526 (41-for-78) which led all Cumberland County Schools … His 41 base knocks were also a county best … Added a pair of doubles and three triples … Drove in 10 runs and scored 26 … Posted a 7-0 record with a 1.14 ERA … Tallied 84 strikeouts (third-best in county) in 55.2 innings of work … His seven vic-tories ranked second, while his 55.2 frames stood sixth in the county … First-Team All-Cape Fear Regional and North Carolina 3A All-State selec-tion … Member of the 2014 North Carolina select team … National Honor Society member who sported a 4.0 cumulative GPA … Named 2014 Male Athlete-of-the-Year at Fayetteville Terry Sanford … Played travel ball for the Evoshield Canes under coach Sebastian Nazabal … Also played for

the Hope Mills Boosters (American Legion) under Doug Watts … Played in several showcase events including 2012 WWBA 2013 Grads or 17U Nation-al Championships in Marietta, Ga., 2012 WWBA 2014 Grads or 16U National Championships in Marietta, Ga. and 2013 WWBA 2014 Grads or 17U Nation-al Championships in Marietta, Ga. … Personal: Full name is Andrew Taylor Henrickson … Born on Oct. 17, 1995 in Fayetteville, N.C. … Son of Mary and Sam Henrickson … Has three siblings (Megan, Cameron and Sam) … Father Sam Henrickson was a member of the 1983 East Carolina baseball team … Intended major is business management … Named to ECU Director of Ath-letics Honor Roll in Fall of 2016.

Henrickson’s Career Hitting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG*2015 43 – 131 33 50 7 2 0 26 61 27 8 15-17 .382*2016 51 – 172 57 58 18 1 1 26 81 34 13 10-11 .337Totals 94 – 303 90 108 25 3 1 52 142 61 21 25-28 .356*=Pitt Community College Stats

11 Chris Holba RHP | 6-2 | 193 | R/R | So. O’Fallon, Ill. | O’Fallon Township

2016: Appeared in 25 games making one start during freshman campaign … Posted a 3-1 record with a 6.23 ERA … Allowed 21 runs (all earned) on 36 hits with 19 strikeouts and 10 walks in 30.1 in-

nings … Recorded one save (NC State/April 19) … Earned wins against SE Louisiana (Mar. 4), George Mason (Mar. 8) and at Connecticut (May 7) … Combined on a shutout vs. Jacksonville (Mar. 26) allowing one hit in an innings worth of work … Suffered loss against USF (May 15) … First col-legiate start came against George Mason (Mar. 8) where he worked three full frames allowing one run (earned) on two hits with a pair of strikeouts and one walk … Worked at least one inning of relief in 16 games with a career-high four against NC State (April 25) in ECU’s 15-3 win at Clark-Le-Clair Stadium … Did not allow a run in 11 of 24 relief appearances … Only three of 13 inherited runs scored (23.1 percent) … Fanned at least one bat-ter in 13 games (multiple six times) … Opposing hitters batted .298 against him … Appeared in four postseason games (two regional, two super re-gional) giving up four runs and striking out four … Tossed two frames in the Charlottesville Regional (one run allowed) and 2.1 against No. 5 Na-tional Seed Texas Tech in the Lubbock Super Regional (three runs surren-dered) … Did not issue a walk in 17 of 24 relief appearances … Pitched in nine games out of the bullpen in league play posting a 1-1 record with a 5.00 ERA … 2016 Summer Ball: Played for the Bourne Braves in the Cape Cod Baseball League … Posted a 1-0 record with a 2.45 ERA in eight games (four starts) … Allowed seven runs (all earned) on 27 hits … Opposing bat-ters hit at a .222 clip against him … Picked up lone win in the CCBL Play-offs against Falmouth (Aug. 8) surrendering one run (earned) on four hits with a pair of strikeouts … Tallied a summer-best five strikeouts against Cotuit (July 16) … Registered multiple strikeouts four times (at least one in seven of 8 outings) … O’Fallon Township High School: Earned three varsi-ty letters under coach Jason Portz, one of the top baseball programs in the state of Illinois ... Over last two years with the Panthers, posted a 14-2 com-bined record on the mound ... As a junior garnered Second-Team All-IH-SA Conference honors after going 6-0 with a 1.28 ERA and 57 strikeouts ... Closed out prep career with an 8-2 record and a 0.67 ERA, to include pitch-ing team to 3-1 upset victory over nationally-ranked (No. 6) Edwardsville


during the 2015 Illinois Sectional Semifinal. ... As a team captain, fanned 110 batters, hit over .340 and played second base on his way to First-Team IL Coaches Assoc. All-State and First-Team All-IHSA Conference accolades ... Named “Panther Paw” Student-of-the-Week ... Played travel ball for the St. Louis Pirates under coach Rick Strickland ... Rated as the third-best RHP prospect in Illinois and 105th-best national prospect by Perfect Game ... Garnered First-Team All-Central Regional honors in 2015 ... Tabbed as the seventh-best prospect in Illinois and 194th-best national prospect by Max-Preps.com ... Participated in several showcase events including 2014 PG WWBA World Championship (Jupiter, Fla.), 2014 PG WWBA kernels Foun-dation Championship (Cedar Rapids, Iowa), 2014 PG WWBA 17U Nation-al Championship (Emerson, Ga.) and 2015 Louisville Slugger Select Clas-sic (Emerson, Ga.) … Personal: Full name is Christopher James Holba, but prefers to go by Chris ... Son of Jane and Colonel (USAF) Bob Holba ... Born Aug. 31, 1996 in Sindelfingen, Germany ... Father played football and base-ball at the US Air Force Academy ... Has three siblings (Nicholas, katherine and Alexander) ... Hit a grand slam against Canada while playing in 2009 Little League World Series for team Europe (kMC, Ramstein Air Base, Ger-many) ... Intended major is economics ... Named to ECU Director of Ath-letics Honor Roll in Fall of 2015 … Named to American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2016).

CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 4.0 vs. at NC State (4/25/16); strikeouts: 2 (4x – last at Texas Tech 6/12/16); walks: 2 (2x – last at NC State 4/25/16); hits: 4 (2x – last vs. William & Mary 6/5/16); runs: 3 at Texas Tech (6/12/16); earned runs: 3 at Texas Tech (6/12/16).

Holba’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2016 25 1 0 3 1 1 30.1 36 21 21 10 19 6.23Totals 25 1 0 3 1 1 30.1 36 21 21 10 19 6.23

29 Hunter Hood LHP | 6-2 | 183 | L/L | Jr. Haleyville, Ala. | Wallace CC-Dothan

Wallace Community College-Dothan (2016): Helped Governors to a 36-24 overall record under coach Mackey Sasser … Teammate of TJ Riles … Earned Alabama Community College Conference

(ACCC) First-Team All-Conference honors after posting a 10-2 record with a 1.12 ERA … Surrendered 22 runs (10 earned) on 54 hits in 80.2 innings … Fanned 86 batters while walking 22 … Led the ACCC in ERA and strike-outs, while standing third in innings pitched and wins … Struck out a sea-son-high 11 batters against Alabama Southern CC (3/10/16) … Had five or more punch outs in 11 of 15 appearances … Surrendered one or less runs in six outings … Worked a season-high 8.1 innings against Shelton State CC (5/14/16) … Went seven or more frames in five other contests … Still-man College (2015): Named Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (SIAC) Starting Pitcher-of-the-Year after going 7-5 with a 3.54 ERA … Reg-istered seven complete games with three shutouts and one combined shutout … Allowed 41 runs (29 earned) on 56 hits in 73.2 innings … Struck out 94 and walked 33 … Held opposing hitters to a composite .211 bat-ting average … Two-time SIAC Pitcher-of-the-Week selection (Mar. 20 and 24) … First-Team SIAC All-Conference pick and SIAC All-Tournament Team member … Earned SIAC All-Academic Team honors … Tallied double-dig-it strikeouts three times with a career-best 13 against Tuskegee Universi-ty (3/28/15) … Fanned 12 against Lane (3/8/15) and 10 vs. LeMoyne-Owen

(3/21/15) … Allowed two or less runs in 7 of 13 appearances … Had six or more punch outs 10 times … Worked into the sixth inning on seven occa-sions with a career-long nine frames against Albany State (4/27/15) … Ha-leyville High School: Earned Alabama Sports Writers Association (ASWA) Honorable Mention All-State honors as a senior … Team captain who post-ed a 7-0 record with two saves and a 1.50 ERA … Registered 88 strikeouts in 66 innings … Helped the Lions to the Class 4A semifinals … Named Times-Daily’s Class 4A-6A Pitcher-of-the-Year … Played summer ball for Post 33 (American Legion) under coach Randy Brimer … Personal: Full name is John Hunter Hood, but prefers to go by Hunter … Born Mar. 7, 1996 in Jas-per, Ala. … Son of Julie and Johnny Hood … Has one sibling (Aeriel) … In-tended major is communications and engineering … Named to ECU Direc-tor of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 2016/Chancellor’s List).

Hood’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA^2015 13 – 2 7 5 0 73.2 56 41 29 33 94 3.54*2016 15 – 0 10 2 0 80.2 54 22 10 22 86 1.12Totals 28 – 2 17 7 0 154.1 110 63 39 55 180 2.27^=Stillman College Stats*=Wallace CC-Dothan Stats

36 Joe Ingle RHP | 6-4 | 210 | R/R | Jr. Fayetteville, N.C. | Terry Sanford

All-America candidate that will be the Pirates clos-er for the third-straight year … Unanimous presea-son All-American Athletic Conference selection by the leagues eight head coaches … Stopper-of-the-

Year candidate for third consecutive year … Tallied 20 career saves, which ranks fourth all-time in the schools record books … 2016: Named to the Stopper-of-the-Year Watch List for the second-straight year … Made 32 re-lief appearances during sophomore season saving a team-best 12 games (currently ranks fourth on all-time charts with 20 saves) … Stood 23rd na-tionally in saves and 36th in appearances … Posted a 6-3 record with a 3.59 ERA … Allowed 25 runs (21 earned) on 36 hits … Struck out 75 while walking 40 in 52.2 innings … Tied for the league lead in saves, while ranking sec-ond in relief appearances and third in games finished … Named to Amer-ican Athletic Conference Honor Roll on April 25 … Tossed a career-high 5.0 scoreless innings against No. 5 National Seed Texas Tech in game two of the Lubbock Super Regional (June 11) striking out six and walking five … Struck out a career-best nine batters against Maryland (Mar. 6) in the Le-Clair Classic … Allowed 16 of 38 inherited runners to scored (42.1 percent) … Picked up wins against Connecticut, Elon (twice), Maryland, Monmouth and Virginia – the latter came in the Charlottesville Regional … Regis-tered saves against Cincinnati, Connecticut (three times), Duke, Jackson-ville, Longwood (twice), Houston (twice), UCF and UNC Wilmington … At one point notched saves in five straight outings from March 22 to April 2 … Worked at least one full inning of relief in 24 games (multiple 11 times) … Did not allow a run in 19 games (no earned runs in 21 outings) … From March 20 to April 2 did not give up an earned run – a span of six games … Fanned at least one batter in 29 games (multiple 19 times) … Added a seven strikeout performance at Elon (April 5) in ECU’s 7-5 win in 11 innings … Surrendered one or less hit 23 times (none 12 times) … Did not allow a walk in 13 appearances … Appeared in three postseason games working seven innings allowing one run (earned) on one hit with 11 strikeouts …


Had scoreless outings vs. Virginia and Texas Tech, both coming in the re-gional and super regional rounds … In league play, appeared in 16 games posting a 1-1 record with a 5.75 ERA and seven saves … Outside of AAC play, was 5-2 with five saves and a 2.23 ERA in 16 contests … In seven outings against ranked opponents, went 2-1 with a pair of saves and sported a perfect 0.00 ERA in 12.2 innings … 2015: Named National Collegiate Base-ball Writers Association (NCBWA) First-Team Freshman All-America (13th in school history) ... Selected to AAC All-Tournament Team after going 1-0 with a pair of saves and posting a 1.80 ERA in five innings ... Appeared in a team and conference-best 32 games out of the bullpen, which also ranked 32nd in the nation ... Posted a 1-0 record with eight saves in 31.2 innings of work ... Allowed just five runs (four earned) on 17 hits sporting a team-best 1.14 ERA with 41 strikeouts to just 23 walks ... Earned Louisville Slug-ger National Player-of-the-Week honors by Collegiate Baseball after tally-ing 10 strikeouts in 5.1 scoreless innings over three appearances from Mar. 24-29 ... During the week, he registered a career- high seven strikeouts at UNC Wilmington (Mar. 24) in which he fanned all seven batters he faced in 2.2 frames – the lone out he didn’t record via strikeout came when Travis Watkins threw out a runners to end the bottom of the fifth inning ... Reg-istered one strikeout against Memphis (Mar. 28) in game two of a double-header and capped off the week with two more punch-outs in the se-ries finale against the Tigers (Mar. 29) tossing 1.2 scoreless innings of relief ... Set three ECU freshman records (appearances/32, ERA/1.14, saves/8) ... Stood 78th nationally in saves ... Held opposing hitters to a .162 composite batting average ... Induced 29 fly outs and 18 ground outs (1.6 ratio) with one double play ... Also ranked among AAC leaders in relief appearanc-es (first), saves (fourth) and games finished (sixth) ... Appeared in three AAC Tournament and both Coral Gables Regional games ... In league play, sported a 0.00 ERA in 15 games where he recorded fives saves ... Fanned 22 batters while walking six in 14.0 innings ... Allowed one run (unearned) on six hits ... On the season, allowed 15 of 45 inherited runners to scored (33.3 percent) ... Named AAC Honor Roll (May 18) after helping ECU close out the regular season with a series sweep at Cincinnati where he appeared in three games working 3.1 innings of scoreless relief with five strikeouts ... Recorded first collegiate win against UCF (May 20) tossing a scoreless inning of relief with one strikeout in ECU’s 4-3 walk-off win ... First ca-reer save was against Old Dominion (Mar. 4) where he allowed one run (earned) on two hits with three walks and a pair of strikeouts in 1.2 innings ... Also registered saves against UCF, Connecticut (twice), Houston, Cincin-nati (twice) and Tulane ... Struck out multiple batters in a game 12 times ... Worked 1.0-plus innings in relief 17 times with a season-high 2.2 frames twice (UNC Wilmington, Tulane) ... Did not allow a run in 27 of 32 outings ... kept opponents hitless in 20 games ... Did not allow a walk in 17 appear-ances … Terry Sanford High School: Three-year letterwinner for coach Sam Guy ... Named team captain as a senior ...A two-way player that helped the Bulldogs to consecutive conference championships as a junior and se-nior ... As a sophomore batted .338 (22-for- 65) with eight doubles, nine RBI and 15 runs scored ... On the mound appeared in five games working 13.0 innings posting a 4.31 ERA ... Allowed 13 runs (eight earned) on 13 hits with 20 strikeouts and 14 walks ... Named NCISAA EPIC 2A All-Conference Honorable Mention honors ... During junior campaign earned Mid South Conference Player-of-the-Year and all-region first-team honors ... Batted .405 ranking third in the Cumberland County Schools ... Added 12 doubles, three triples to go along with 21 RBI and 22 runs ... On the mound posted a 7-1 record with a 0.49 ERA ... Struck out 87 batted in 57.2 innings ... Named Mid South All-Tournament Team ... Earned North Carolina 4A All-State hon-ors ... Followed successful junior season by claiming Mid South Conference

Pitcher-of-the-Year and all-region second-team accolades in 2014 ... Bat-ted .420 with eight doubles and a home run ... Drove in 18 while scoring 14 runs ... Posted a 5-2 ledger on the bump with a 1.85 ERA ... Fanned 78 bat-ters in 49.1 innings of work ... Earned 2014 Atlantic All-Region First-Team honors by Perfect Game ... Ranked as the No. 4 right handed pitching pros-pect in North Carolina (13th overall) by Perfect Game ... Participated in the 2012-13 Perfect Game WWBA 16U and 17U National Championships in Mar-ietta, Ga. with the Evoshield Canes under the direction of Doug Collins ... National Honor Society member ... Honor Roll and scholar-athlete in the class room … Personal: Full name is Joseph Lewis Ingle ... Born October 8, 1996 ... Son of William and Robin Chestnutt ... Intended major is recre-ation and park management … Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll in Fall of 2016.

CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 5.0 vs. Texas Tech (6/11/16); strikeouts: 9 vs. Maryland (3/6/16); walks: 5 vs. Texas Tech (6/11/16); hits: 6 at UCF (5/21/16); runs: 6 at UCF (5/21/16); earned runs: 6 at UCF (5/21/16).

Ingle’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2015 32 0 0 1 0 8 31.2 17 5 4 23 41 1.142016 32 0 0 6 3 12 52.2 36 25 21 40 75 3.59Totals 64 0 0 7 3 20 84.1 53 30 25 63 116 2.67

12 Davis Kirkpatrick RHP | 6-0 | 187 | R/R | RJr. Greenville, N.C. | D.H. Conley

2016: Returned from Tommy John surgery ap-pearing in 14 games making three starts … Post-ed an 0-3 record with one save … Allowed 21 runs (18 earned) on 37 hits in 25.0 innings for a 6.48 ERA

… Struck out 14 while walking 12 … Combined on a shutout against George Mason (Mar. 9) working three scoreless frames where he allowed a pair of hits, fanned three and picked up first career save … Made starts against Monmouth (Mar. 20), High Point (April 20) and North Carolina (May 10) suffering losses in all three outings … Worked one or more inning of relief seven times (multiple five) … Did not allow an earned run in five outings … Fanned at least one batter eight times (multiple four) … Had one or fewer walks in a game on nine occasions (none seven times) … Allowed 4 of 6 in-herited runners to score (66.7 percent) … Opposing batters hit at a .346 clip against him … Sported an ERA under 1.74 through first five appearances of the season … Appeared in two postseason games working two-thirds of an inning allowing four runs (all earned) on four hits … Tossed two score-less frames in league play giving up two hits and striking out three … 2016 Summer: Played for the New Market Rebels in the Valley League … Team-mate of Luke Bolka and Brady Lloyd … Made six appearances (five starts) posting a 1-1 record with a 5.26 ERA … Allowed 18 runs (16 earned) on 24 hits in 27.1 innings … Struck out 33 while walking 16 … Worked at least five innings in all five starts … 2015: Missed season recovering from Tommy John surgery … 2014: Appeared in nine games making five starts during rookie season with the Pirates ... Made collegiate debut against Campbell (Feb. 18) allowing three runs (two earned) on five hits with five strikeouts in five innings en route to first collegiate win ... Posted a 2-1 record allowing 17 runs (15 earned) on 20 hits in 23.0 innings ... Struck out 18 while walk-ing just 13, while posting a 5.87 ERA ... Worked into the fifth inning in 3 of 5 starts with a season-long outing of 5.1 innings against High Point (May 13) ... Tossed a career-best 2.2 shutout frames of relief against Tulane (Mar. 14)


walking one ... Second career win came in last outing of the season against High Point (May 13) scattering three runs (all earned) on three hits with four walks and a career-best 10 strikeouts in 5.1 frames ... Suffered lone loss in third start of the season against Marshall (Mar. 9) giving up three runs (all earned) on a pair of hits with three walks in three frames ... Allowed two or lest hits in five contests (one or lest four times) ... In games started, ECU posted a 4-1 record ... Tossed an inning of relief or more twice ... Gave up a season-high four runs against UNC Wilmington (April 16) in fourth ca-reer start ... Allowed 2 of 5 inherited runners to score ... Held opposing hit-ters to a composite .235 batting average ... Appeared in three Conference USA games making one start where he posted an 0-1 record and a 7.50 ERA … 2014 Summer: Played for the Morehead City Marlins in the Coastal Plain League ... Appeared in eight games (six starts) posting a 1-4 record with a 6.30 ERA ... Allowed 21 runs (all earned) on 29 hits with 33 strikeouts and 23 walks in 30.0 innings ... At the plate, batted .100 (1-for-10) in a lim-ited roll scoring three runs in five games (three starts) … D.H. Conley High School: Eight-time letterwinner (baseball 4, football 4) who helped Coach Jason Mills and the Vikings to three straight Coastal 3A Conference titles (2011-13) ... As a freshman appeared in eight games batting .294 (5-for-17) with a double and four runs scored ... Followed that ] batting .380 (32-for-84) with a pair of home runs, 19 RBI, six doubles and 18 runs scored ... On the mound made three appearances posting a 1-0 record with a 2.89 ERA and 16 strikeouts in 9.2 innings ... During junior season earned North Caro-lina All-State honors, named Coastal 3A Conference Player-of-the-Year and was a first-team all conference selection ... In 24 games he batted .405 (30-for-74) with three home runs, 31 RBI, six doubles and 22 runs scored ... Posted a 7-2 record on the mound with an impressive 0.92 ERA over 47 in-nings with 84 strikeouts ... Named 2012 Preseason High Honorable Mention Underclassmen All-American by Perfect Game ... As a senior helped Conley to a 28-5 record and a runner-up finish in the North Carolina State Champi-onships ... Earned second-straight North Carolina All-State honor after bat-ting .400 with a home run, three triples, 25 RBI and eight stolen bases ... Named Daily Reflector Pitcher-of-the-Year after posting a 13-1 record with a 0.55 ERA ... Struck out 154 in 88.1 innings ... Earned Second-Team All-At-lantic Region honors by Perfect Game ... Threw a pair of no-hitters on the season ... Against West Craven struck out a school-record 19 in a 7-0 win ... Later on fanned 13 while walking three against Jacksonville in a 4-0 victory ... Tossed complete game in the final of the Eastern Regional series to elim-inate Orange ... Added another complete game during the state cham-pionship series to force a winner-take-all Game 3 against Weddington ... In the third round in the playoffs he struck out 12 allowing one hit over five frames ... Listed as the 31st-best prospect in North Carolina by Perfect Game following senior season ... Played summer ball for Coach Andy Par-tin and the Dirtbags ... Participated in the PG WWBA Grads/15U (2010), PG WWBA Grads/16U (2011) and PG WWBA Grads/17U (2012) National Cham-pionships in Marietta, Ga. ... Combined on a no-hitter at the PG WWBA Grads/17U National Championships tossing 4.2 innings allowing no runs with two hits and seven strikeouts ... On the football field was a two-year starter at quarterback who threw for over 2,300 yards with 27 touchdowns ... Named WITN-TV Player-of-the-Week for football on Aug. 30, 2011 ... Took home Male Athlete of-the-Year and Most Athletic Male honors as a junior … Personal: Full name is Davis Lee kirkpatrick ... Born Mar. 12, 1995 ... Son of Misty and Donnie kirkpatrick ... Father Donnie spent 11 years as an assis-tant head coach, inside receivers coach and recruiting coordinator for foot-ball at East Carolina ... Currently he is the offensive coordinator at James Madison University where they won the 2016 FCS National Championship ... Has one sibling (Molly) ... Majoring in recreation and park management

... Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll in Fall of 2015 … Named to American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2016).

CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 5.1 vs. High Point (5/13/14); strikeouts: 10 vs. High Point (5/13/14); walks: 4 vs. High Point (5/13/15); hits: 6 at High Point (4/20/16); runs: 4 vs. UNC Wilmington (4/16/14); earned runs: 3 (4x – last at Texas Tech 6/12/16).

Kirkpatrick’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2014 9 5 0 2 1 0 23.0 20 17 15 13 18 5.872015 Redshirted 2016 14 3 0 0 3 1 25.0 37 21 18 12 14 6.48Totals 23 8 0 2 4 1 48.0 57 38 33 25 32 6.16

35 Evan Kruczynski LHP | 6-5 | 215 | L/L | Sr. Franklin, Wis. | Franklin

All-America candidate that has been named to a pair of preseason All-America Teams (Collegiate Baseball/third-team and Perfect Game/third-team) … Preseason American Athletic Conference

Co-Pitcher-of-the-Year and all-league selection … One of three team cap-tains that has been penciled in as the Friday night starter for the second straight year … Owns a 16-5 career record in 36 appearances with 168 strikeouts in 217.0 innings … 2016: Earned Third-Team All-America honors from D1Baseball … Honorable Mention All-America selection by Perfect Game … Named First-Team All-Athletic Conference … Garnered recognition on Golden Spikes Midseason Award, College Baseball National Pitcher-of-the-Year Watch List and was a semifinalist for the Gregg Olson Award … Named Williams Jungle Pitching MVP … Received the Gaylord Perry Ama-teur Pitching Award as the top nonprofessional hurler in the state in 2016 from the Wilson Hot Stove League … Started 17 games posting an 8-1 re-cord with a league second-best 2.01 ERA … Stood among the NCAA leaders in starts (10th) and ERA (22nd) … Struck out career-high 95 batters while walking 27 … Allowed 32 runs (26 earned) on 107 hits in a career-best 116.2 innings - the latter ranking second on ECU’s single-season charts … Be-came the 11th pitcher in program history to win the pitching triple crown … Tallied 14 quality starts (6.0 IP and 3 or less runs) … Set new career-high with 13 strikeouts against Tulane (April 8) … Named to Charlottesville All-Regional Team … Friday night starter who faced off against some of the best pitchers in the country in All-America selections Connor Jones (Virginia), Andrew Lantrip (Houston), Anthony kay (Connecticut/twice) and James karinchak (Bryant) as well as National Player-of-the-Week winners kyle Cedotal (SE Louisiana), Jon Duplantier (Rice) and Lantrip … Picked up ECU’s first-ever super regional win (8-6), allowing three runs (all earned) on six hits in 5.2 innings against No. 5 National Seed Texas Tech in the Lubbock Super Regional … Named to AAC Honor Roll on April 11 … Ranked among the league leaders in pickoffs (first), games started (t1st), ERA (second), innings pitched (second), wins (third) and total strikeouts (t5th) … ECU posted a 14-3 record in games which he started … Earned win against No. 20 Bryant (June 3) in the opening game of the Charlottesville Regional where he scattered six hits over seven scoreless innings with six strikeouts … Worked seven innings vs. USF (May 5) in the AAC Champion-ships surrendering a pair of runs on seven hits with six punch outs … Post-ed a 3-1 record in league play with a 1.93 ERA … Struck out 48 and walked 10 while allowing 16 runs (12 earned) in 56.0 innings of work … Opposing


hitters batted at a .245 clip against him … Sported a 3-0 record with a 1.69 ERA against opponents that advanced to NCAA Regional play … Registered wins against Bryant, Houston, Jacksonville, Longwood, Memphis, Rice, Texas Tech and UCF … Allowed two or less runs in an outing 12 times (no runs on three occasions) … Fanned five or more batters in a game 12 times (seven-plus five times) … ECU outscored its opponents 98-49 in games he started … Opened season 5-0 before first loss of the year vs. Cincinnati (April 29) … Two or less walks in a contest 14 times … Sported a sub 2.00 ERA from March 24 to June 3 – a span of 11 weeks … 2015: Started a team-best 16 games as a member of the weekend rotation ... Posted 8-4 record with a 3.17 ERA ... Allowed 44 runs (35 earned) on 105 hits with 72 strikeouts and 26 walks in 99.1 innings ... Named 2015 Jungle Pitching MVP ... Tossed a pair of complete games (Monmouth, Memphis) both were first games of doubleheaders ... Made first collegiate start in the season opener against No. 2 Virginia (Feb. 13) allowing two runs (both unearned) on eight hits with one strikeout in 5.1 innings in a 3-1 loss ... Recorded first win a week later against UNC Greensboro (Feb. 21) in the keith LeClair Classic ... Rolled off victories in next three starts vs. Albany, Monmouth and Elon ... His out-ing against Monmouth (Mar. 7) was a two-hit complete game shutout with seven strikeouts ... Winning pitcher in ECU’s first-ever AAC game (Mem-phis/Mar. 28) where he gave up one run (earned) on six hits with six strike-outs in a complete game effort ... Also notched league wins against Con-necticut (April 17) and Cincinnati (May 15) ... Suffered additional losses to USF (April 11), Connecticut (May 1) and Columbia (May 29) ... Pirates posted a 10-6 record in his starts ... Ranked second in The American in runners picked off (four), while standing seventh in innings pitched and wins ... Picked up win vs. Tulane (May 21) in AAC Tournament allowing one run (unearned) on three hits with seven strikeouts and three walks in 6.1 in-nings ... Started Coral Gables Regional opener against Columbia giving up three runs (all earned) on five hits in 5.1 innings in a 6-3 loss ... Held oppos-ing hitters to a .271 composite batting average ... Induced 88 fly outs and 118 ground outs (0.7 ratio) with three double plays ... Two-Time AAC Honor Roll selection (Mar. 9 and Mar. 27) ... Recorded a team-best 10 quality starts ... Won eight of 16 starts (four no decisions) ... Worked into the sixth inning 13 times (seventh inning eight times) ... Tallied career-high 10 strikeouts against UCF (April 24) ... Had four or more strikeouts nine times ... Two or fewer runs in eight contests ... In league play, posted a 3-3 record in eight appearances with one complete game ... Surrendered 31 runs (26 earned) on 61 hits with 36 strikeouts in 47.0 innings and a 4.98 ERA … 2014: Ap-peared in three games (all in relief) during first season with the Pirate pro-gram ... Worked a combined full one inning surrendering two runs (both earned) on three hits for a 18.00 ERA ... Made collegiate debut against Campbell (Feb. 18) walking one and hitting another ... Tossed a career-long one inning against N.C. Central (Mar. 26) giving up two runs (both earned) on three hits with a strikeout ... Last outing was against High Point (May 13) where he faced one batter ... In games pitched, ECU posted a 3-0 record outscoring opponents 27-12 … 2014 Summer: Played for the Lakeshore Chi-nooks of the Northwoods League helping them to a 50-21 record, which in-cluded a perfect 7-0 run through the playoffs to claim the league title in just the teams third year of existence ... Posted a 6-3 record with a 2.78 ERA in 55 innings ... Closed out his summer working into the sixth inning in six consecutive starts recording a 5-0 record with 20 strikeouts, while allowing just six earned runs in 38.1 innings (1.41 ERA) ... To go along with the league title, the Chinooks were named Perfect Game’s Summer Collegiate Team-of-the-Year … Franklin High School: Six-time letterwinner (baseball 4, basketball 2) and two-time baseball captain (junior, senior) ... Helped coach Jim Hughes and the Sabers to 90 wins over a four-year period and a

pair of Wisconsin State Summer Championships (2010-11) ... As a freshman posted a 5-2 record with 44 strikeouts and a 5.60 ERA in 40 innings ... During sophomore campaign sported a 5-1 ledger with 64 punch outs and a 2.45 ERA in 54.2 innings ... Earned honorable mention all conference hon-ors ... Participated in the 2011 USSSA All-American Games ... Named team captain as a junior ... Lowered his ERA to 1.97 with 73 strikeouts in 46.1 in-nings ... Posted a 4-4 record on the mound on his way to first team all-con-ference and second-team all-state honors ... Named 2012 Preseason High Honorable Mention Underclassmen All-American by Perfect Game ... As a senior earned First-Team All-Greater Metro honors after posting a 3-0 re-cord on the mound ... Pitched in four games posting a 0.00 ERA with 29 strikeouts and five walks in 19.0 innings ... Named Second-Team All-Central Regional by Perfect Game ... Following senior campaign listed as the top left-hander and the overall No. 3 prospect in the state of Wisconsin by Per-fect Game ... Played summer ball for Coach R.J. Fergus and the Hitters Baseball club posting a 3-1 record with a 0.94 ERA and 52 strikeouts in 37.1 innings ... Earned 2012 Second-Team All-State Summer honors ... Member of the Chicago Scouts Association team in the fall where he was a perfect 3-0 on the mount with a 1.80 ERA and 37 strikeouts in 25 innings for Coach John Sarna ... Named to the 2012 WWBA World Championship All-Tourna-ment Team ... Tossed four scoreless innings with nine punch outs at the 2012 WWBA kernels Foundation Championships earning all-tournament team honors ... Participated in the 2011 PG WWBA Underclassmen World Championships (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2011-12 PG WWBA World Championships (Jupiter, Fla.) and the 2011-12 PG WWBA kernels Foundation Champion-ships (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) ... Named team captain as a senior for basket-ball team ... Three-time honor roll member … Personal: Full name is Evan Jacob kruczynski ... Born Mar. 31, 1995 ... Son of Tammy and Jeff kruczynski ... Has one sibling (Taylor) ... Majoring in recreation and park management ... Four-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 2014, Fall 2015-pres-ent) ... Two-time American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2015-16).

CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 9.0 (2x - last vs. Memphis-1 3/28/15); strikeouts: 10 vs. UCF (4/24/15); walks: 5 at Texas Tech (6/10/16); hits: 10 (3x - last vs. Connecticut 5/1/15); runs: 7 (2x - last vs. Connecticut 5/1/15); earned runs: 6 at USF (4/11/15).

Kruczynski’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2014 3 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 3 2 2 1 1 18.002015 16 16 2 8 4 0 99.1 105 44 35 26 72 3.172016 17 17 0 8 1 0 116.2 107 32 26 27 95 2.01Totals 36 33 2 16 5 0 217.0 215 78 63 54 168 2.61

28 Sam Lanier RHP | 5-11 | 202 | R/R | So. Maitland, Fla. | Orangewood Christian

All-conference candidate that will work out of the bullpen for the second-straight year … 2016: Led ECU and American Athletic Conference with 34 ap-pearances, which ranked 17th nationally … Post-

ed a 2-2 record with a 4.15 ERA out of the bullpen … Allowed 18 runs (16 earned) on 33 hits in 34.2 innings … Struck out 40 while walking just 15 … Made collegiate debut against Longwood (Feb. 19) tossing an inning of re-lief surrendering an earned run with one strikeout … Earned wins at UCF (May 21) and against William & Mary (June 5) in the Charlottesville Region-


al Final … Suffered losses at Rice (Mar. 12) and vs. No. 5 National Seed Texas Tech in game two of the Lubbock Super Regional (June 11) … Had score-less outing against Memphis (May 26) in the AAC Championships where he struck out six over 4.2 innings … Worked an inning or more of relief 13 times (two-plus five times) … Did not allow a run in 22 of 34 outings … Struck out at least one batter in 19 outings with a season-high seven against William & Mary … Had multiple punch outs eight times … Issued one walk or less in a game 31 times (no walks 22 times) … Had a sub 3.00 ERA from March 29 to May 6 … Allowed 13 extra base hits … Opposing bat-ters hit at a .248 clip against him … Allowed 16 of 44 inherited runners to score (36.4 percent) … Appeared in six postseason games going 1-1 work-ing 11.1 innings where he allowed six runs (all earned) with 16 strikeouts … Did not surrender more than two hits in any outing on the year … In AAC Championship play, tossed five scoreless frames with seven strike-outs over two outings … Posted a 1-0 record in 14 league appearances with a 5.62 ERA … Orangewood Christian (2015): Earned varsity letter as a se-nior under coach Scott Hilinski ... As a team captain, posted a 4-0 record for the Rams sporting a 2.55 ERA ... Fanned 49 batters while walking 23 in 35.2 innings of work ... Allowed 15 runs (13 earned) on 12 hits in 11 appearanc-es (six starts) ... At the plate batted .404 (21-for-52) with a pair of doubles, 21 RBI and scored 10 runs ... Earned all-district honors … Winter Park High School (2013-14): Two-year letterwinner for coach Bob king ... Helped the Wildcats to a combined 38-19-1 record during sophomore and junior sea-sons before transferring to Orangewood Christian ... Played travel ball for the Orlando Scorpions under coach Matt Gerber ... Rated as the 27th-best RHP prospect in Florida (190th nationally) by Perfect Game ... Tabbed as the 158th-best prospect nationally by MaxPreps.com as a senior ... Named 2014 Underclass Honorable Mention as a junior by Perfect Game ... A 2015 High Honorable Mention All-America selection by Perfect Game as a senior ... Also garnered All-Florida Honorable Mention honors in 2015 ... Partici-pated in several showcase events including 2013 PG WWBCA 16U National Championship (Marietta, Ga.), 2013-14 16U Perfect Game World Series (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2013 18 U PG WWBA East Memorial Day Classic (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2013-14 PG WWBA 17U National Championship (Emerson, Ga.), 2014 PG WWBA World Championship (Jupiter, Fla.), 2014 PG WWBA Florida Qualifi-er (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2014 17U PG BCS Finals (Ft. Myers, Fla.) and 2014 National Showcase (Ft. Myers, Fla.) … Personal: Full name is Samuel Taylor Lanier, but prefers to go by Sam ... Son of Dianne and Mark Lanier ... Born July 22, 1997 in Orlando, Fla. ... Has two siblings (Luke and Drew) ... Intended major is business management ... Three-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll member (Fall 2015 – present) … Named to American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2016).

CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 5.0 vs. William & Mary (6/5/16); strike-outs: 7 vs. William & Mary (6/5/16); walks: 2 (3x – last vs. Texas Tech 6/11/16); hits: 2 (10x – last vs. Texas Tech 6/11/16); runs: 3 at Texas Tech (6/10/16); earned runs: 3 at Texas Tech (6/10/16).

Lanier’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2016 34 0 0 2 2 0 34.2 33 18 16 15 40 4.15Totals 34 0 0 2 2 0 34.2 33 18 16 15 40 4.15

10 Brady Lloyd INF/OF | 5-10 | 164 | R/R | So. Mifflinburg, Pa. | Mifflinburg Area

2016: Appeared in 33 games coming off the bench … Batted .333 (4-for-12) with one RBI and eight runs scored … Laced a pair of doubles and drew one walk … Swiped 2 of 3 bases … Made collegiate

debut against Longwood (Feb. 19) in the season opener as a pinch runner where he scored his first run … Collected first career hit (double) at Virginia (Feb. 26) driving in first collegiate run, which was the game winner in the 10th inning … Also registered hits against North Carolina (Mar. 15), Jackson-ville (Mar. 26) and Cincinnati (April 30) … Scored eight runs on the season … Other double was against the Tar Heels … Stole bases at Memphis (April 16) and at Connecticut (May 6) … Narrowly missed collecting second career game-winning hit against No. 5 National Seed Texas Tech in the Lubbock Super Regional (June 11) reaching on a fielder’s choice with the bases load-ed in the bottom of the 12th inning … Did not commit an error in 14 chanc-es for a 1.000 fielding percentage … Recorded eight putouts and six assists … Appeared in three postseason games going 0-for-3 in a reserve role … 2016 Summer: Played for the New Market Rebels in the Valley League … Teammate of Luke Bolka and Davis kirkpatrick … Batted .247 (23-for-93) with 13 RBI and 16 runs scored … Laced four extra base hits (3 doubles, 1 triple) … Stole 10 bases in 28 games … Walked 18 times to 17 strikeouts …Tallied six multi-hit games, which included a pair of three-hit contests … Mifflinburg Area High School: Four-year lettermen for coach Tom Church ... Named team captain as a junior and senior ... Three-time Pennsylvania Heartland Athletic Conference First-Team selection (2013-15) ... Batted .281 as a freshman earning Pennsylvania Second-Team All-State and Standard Journal First Team All-Area honors ... During sophomore season, batted .415 (27-for-65) with five doubles, 12 RBI, 16 runs and 14 stolen bases in 20 games ... Followed that with a .379 (22-for-63) average as a junior ... Laced seven doubles, drove in six runs, scored 18 runs and stole 11 bases ... Closed out prep career with a career-best .422 (27-for-73) average that included 10 extra base hits (three triples, seven doubles), while scoring 18 runs and driving in nine ... Swiped 18 bases, drew six walks and fanned four times ... Member of the National Honor Society where he boasted a 3.81 cumula-tive grade point average ... Played travel ball for USA Elite Baseball in 2015 under coach Doug Strange ... Batted .422 with a home run, seven doubles and five triples (12 XBHs) ... Drove in 18 runs and swiped 15 bases ... Earned Honorable Mention All-Atlantic Region honors from Perfect Game ... Rated as the ninth-best shortstop in Pennsylvania by Perfect Game ... Listed as the 61st-best player in Pennsylvania as a senior by MaxPreps.com ... Nine-time MaxPreps.com Player-of the-Game selection in his career (2013/2, 2014/2, 2015/5) ... Participated in several showcase events including 2012-13 PG WWBA Underclass World Championship (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2012-13 PG WWBA 16U National Championship (Marietta, Ga.), 2014 PG WWBA World Championship (Jupiter, Fla.) and 2014 PG WWBA 17U National Champion-ship (Emerson, Ga.) … Personal: Full name is Brady L. Lloyd ... Son of Diane and Gary Lloyd ... Born Nov. 5, 1996 in Danville, Pa. ... Has one sibling (Jessi-ca) ... Intended major is health fitness ... Cousin (Jason Neitz) was a three-year letterwinner at East Carolina (2003, 2005-07) where he was 3-2 with an 4.71 ERA in 80.1 innings over 43 appearances ... Drafted in the 37th round (pick 1117 overall) by the San Francisco Giants, posting a 17-8 record in three seasons with the organization ... Currently he is the pitching coach at Buck-nell University … Three-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll mem-ber (Fall 2015-present) … Named to American Athletic Conference All-Ac-ademic Team (2016).


CAREER HIGHS - at-bats: 2 vs. Texas Tech (6/11/16); runs: 1 (8x – last vs. USF 5/13/16); hits: 1 (4x - last vs. Cincinnati 4/30/16); RBI: 1 at Virginia (2/26/16); home runs: none; stolen bases: 1 (2x - last at Connecticut 5/6/16).

Lloyd’s Career Batting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG2016 33 0 12 8 4 2 0 0 1 6 1 2 2-3 .333Totals 33 0 12 8 4 2 0 0 1 6 1 2 2-3 .333

32 Zack Moore C | 5-10 | 191 | R/R | Fr. Holly Springs, N.C. | Middle Creek

Middle Creek High School: Four-year letterwinner for coach Wesley king … Helped the Mustangs to 61 wins over four years including the 2016 Southwest Athletic Conference (SWAC) regular season title …

Three-time SWAC All-conference selection … Appeared in three games as a sophomore batting .286 (2-for-7) with a run scored … As a junior batted .417 (10-for-24) with two home runs and eight RBI … Scored a pair of runs, walked 10 times while striking out on six occasions … Closed our prep ca-reer batting .407 (24-for-59) with one home run and eight RBI … Drew four walks, struck out three times, laced six doubles and scored two runs on his way to first-team all-conference accolades … Member of the North Carolina Baseball Coaches Association (NCBCA) All-Star team alongside current Pi-rate teammates Trey Benton, Spencer Brickhouse, Bryant Packard and Tyler Smith that participated in the NC/SC Challenge … Honor Roll student … Graduated with high academic honors … Played travel ball for the Dirtbags under coach Andy Partin … Listed as the fifth-best catcher and No. 23 over-all prospect in the state of North Carolina by Perfect Game … Also rated as the 68th-best backstop nationally by Perfect Game … 2014 Underclass Hon-orable Mention and 2015 Underclass High Honorable Mention … 2016 Per-fect Game Honorable Mention All-American and Second-Team All-Atlan-tic Regional selection … Played in several showcase events including 2013 WWBA Underclass World Championships in Fort Myers, Fla., 2013 WWBA 2016 Grads or 15U National Championship in Marietta, Ga., 2014 WWBA Un-derclass World Championships in Fort Myers, Fla., 2014 16U Perfect Game World Series in Fort Myers, Fla., 2014 WWBA 2016 Grads or 16U Nation-al Championships in Cartersville, Ga., 2015 WWBA World Championships in Jupiter, Fla., 2015 East Coast Professional Showcase in Tampa, Fla. and 2015 WWBA 2016 Grads or 17U National Championships in Cartersville, Ga. (all-tournament team) … Personal: Full name is Zackery Michael Moore, but prefers to go by Zack … Born March 22, 1998 in Holly Springs, N.C. … Son of Sheila and Michael Moore … Has one sibling (Zoey) … Intended major is criminal justice … Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor in Fall of 2016.

9 Kirk Morgan INF/RHP | 5-11 | 190 | L/R | Sr. Charlotte, N.C. | Mallard Creek

2016: Started 25 of 53 games played (18/1B, 7/DH) … Batted .299 (35-for-117) with 19 RBI and nine runs scored … Laced five doubles (UNC Wilmington, Connecticut, UCF/twice, USF) … Drew eight walks

and struck out 14 times … Was hit by a pitch on four occasions … Tallied three sacrifice hits (Rice, UNC Wilmington, High Point) … Swiped 2 of 3

bases … Tallied five multi-hit and five multi-RBI games … Had team sec-ond-best 10 game hit streak where he batted .467 (14-for-30) with five RBI and five runs scored from March 15 to April 1 … Registered a 16 game on-base streak (Mar. 15-April 20), which ranked as the second longest on the club … Collected at least one hit in 28 contests … Drove in career-high three runs twice both coming on the road at Rice and UCF … Stole bases against George Mason (Mar. 8) and at Elon (April 5) … Recorded double-digit put-outs seven times with a season-high 14 against Tennessee (Mar. 5) in the LeClair Classic … Committed one error in 177 chances for a .994 fielding per-centage … Recorded 157 putouts, 19 assists and turned 14 double plays … ECU posted a 15-10 record in games he started … Only spots he did not hit in the order were the three and six hole … Made one appearance on the mound starting against N.C. A&T (Feb. 23) … Allowed two runs (both earned) on four hits with three strikeouts in three full innings of work for his sixth career win … Appeared in eight postseason games collecting three hits and driving in five runs … In league play batted a team sec-ond-best .303 (10-for-33) with five RBI, two runs and three doubles … 2016 Summer: Played for the Anchorage Glacier Pilots of the Alaska Baseball League … Pitched in six games making one start … Posted a 4.15 ERA al-lowing 10 runs (six earned) on 15 hits … Struck out 11 while walking just three … Batted .206 (7-for-34) with a double, two RBI and four runs scored in 18 games … 2015: Two-way player as a sophomore ... Started 41 of 44 games (36/3B, 5/SS) ... Batted .293 (43-for-147) to rank third on the team ... Laced a pair of triples (Memphis, UCF) ... Drove in 17 runs and scored 14 ... Stood second on the team with 11 sacrifices (1/SF, 10/SH) ... Drew five walks, struck out 14 times and was hit by a pitch on six occasions ... Recorded 14 multi-hit and five multi-RBI games ... Had a season-long six game hit streak from Mar. 21-28 where he batted .350 (7-for-20) with five RBI ... The hit streak also coincided with a 12-game on-base streak (Mar. 21-April 18) ... Also added a five-game hit streak from April 2-18 ... Credited with a pair of game-winning RBI (Tulane, NC State) ... Had walk-off single in the bottom of the ninth against the Wolfpack (April 21) lifting the Pirates to a 6-5 vic-tory ... Batted anywhere from fourth to ninth in the lineup ... The Pirates posted a 23-13 record in games he started at the hot corner ... Nine of his 43 hits were bunt singles, which ranked second on the team behind Charlie Yorgen (10) ... Committed 11 errors in 164 chances posting a .933 fielding percentage ... Recorded 37 putouts, 116 assists and turned 10 double plays ... Registered at least one hit in 25 games with a career-best four at Cincin-nati (May 15) ... Scored at least one run in 12 contests with a season-high two vs. Elon and Cincinnati ... Drove in two runs against Princeton, VCU (twice) and Tulane (twice) ... Lone stolen base came against VCU (Mar. 22) ... Grounded into just two double plays ... Recorded two or more assists 31 times with a season-high seven twice (Princeton, Memphis) ... Drew a sea-son-high two walks in the series opener at Cincinnati (May 14) ... One of four Pirates to post a batting average of .300 or higher in league play (.318/21-for-66) ... Scored nine runs and drove in seven in AAC action ... Started all four games at third in the AAC Tournament batting .143 (2-for-14) with a pair of sacrifices and one RBI ... Also started both games of the Coral Gables Regional at third ... Made nine appearances on the mound with one start ... Posted a 4-0 record with a 3.10 ERA ... Allowed eight runs (seven earned) on 19 hits with 14 strikeouts and three walks in 20.1 innings ... Picked up wins in four-straight relief appearances from Mar. 1-24 against Albany, Old Dominion, UNC Greensboro and VCU ... Held opposing hitters to a .247 composite batting average ... Did not allow any inherited runners to scored (0-for-4) ... Induced 28 fly outs and 16 ground outs (1.6 ratio) ... Notched first career start vs. Duke (April 22) surrendering one run (earned) on six hits with two strikeouts in 4.0 innings ... First career appearance


came against No. 2 Virginia (Feb. 13) in the season opener where he worked 2.1 innings of relief allowing one run (earned) on two hits ... Worked at least one full inning of relief in eight games with a season-long 3.0 vs. VCU (Mar. 21) ... Fanned multiple batters in an outing five times with a career-best four against UNC Greensboro (Mar. 11) and VCU (Mar. 21) ... Did not allow a run in 4 of 8 relief appearances (1 or less six times) ... Allowed two or fewer hits in six relief outings (none vs. UNC Greensboro) ... Ap-peared in just two games in league action on the mound ... Surrendered three runs (all earned) on four hits in 2.2 innings with three walks and a 10.12 ERA … 2014: Opened freshman campaign as the Pirates starting shortstop through the first 15 games ... In all appeared in 28 games mak-ing 22 starts (all at short) ... Batted .185 (12-for-65) with six RBI and six runs scored ... Made collegiate debut against James Madison (Feb. 14) recording two assists and one put out in the field ... Recorded first collegiate hit against the Dukes on Feb. 15 on a bunt single in the second inning ... Fol-lowed that with his lone multi-hit game of the season against JMU (Feb. 15) going 2-for-3 with an RBI ... Added additional RBI against Campbell, Ohio State, UNC Greensboro, Old Dominion and UNC Wilmington ... Scored a career best two runs against Marshall (Mar. 8) in game one of double-header ... Also crossed home against Pittsburgh, UNC Greensboro, and Mid-dle Tennessee (twice) ... Swiped 2 of 4 bases (Ohio State, Wake Forest) ... Recorded five total sacrifices (2/SF, 3/SH) ... Primarily a bottom of the order hitter batting between the seventh and ninth spots in 18 contests ... Collect-ed lone game-winning RBI in series finale against JMU with a single in the fourth inning of a 4-2 victory ... Recorded at least two assists in 17 games with a career-best six against Pitt and UNC Greensboro ... Tallied multiple putouts on six occasions with a season best three vs. UNC Greensboro (twice) and Old Dominion ... Committed 10 errors in 98 chances for a .898 fielding percentage ... Recorded 23 putouts, 65 assists and turned 14 dou-ble plays ... Had a pair of three game hitting streaks including at least one hit in last three games of freshman season (April 18-21) ... Drew 13 free passes including two vs. The Herd in game one of doubleheader ... ECU posted an 11-11 record in games he started at short ... Appeared in 10 league games making eight starts at short ... Batted .160 (4-for-25) with an RBI and four runs scored ... Did not appear in post-season play … 2014 Sum-mer: Split time playing for the Morehead City Marlins (Coastal Plain League) and Lake Norman Copperheads (Southern Collegiate League) ... With the Marlins appeared in 15 games making 11 starts where he batted .171 (7-for-41) with two RBI and six runs scores ... Made move to Copper-heads in early July making debut on July 5 where he went 1-for-2 with a run scored against the Pioneers ... Played alongside fellow teammates Cam Snow and Eric Tyler helping the Copperheads claim their sec-ond-straight league title ... Appeared in seven games batting .278 (5-for-18) with two RBI and three runs scored ... In final game of the summer lift-ed team to a 3-2 walk-off win over the Ballantyne Smokies when he reached on an error ... Mid-season all-star selection for the Copperheads, who reached base twice while tossing an inning of relief ... On the mound, appeared in eight games during the regular season posting a 2-0 record with a 1.22 ERA and four saves ... In 7.1 innings of relief work struck out 10 while walking two … Mallard Creek High School: Four-year letterwinner coach Shawn McGeorge (baseball 4, basketball 1) ... Helped the Mavericks to a pair of IMECk regular season titles (2011-12) and the 2011 IMECk Confer-ence Tournament crown ... Suffered season-ending injury just six games into senior season ... During three year career (2010-12) owned an impres-sive .409 batting average (114-for-279) with one home run, 28 doubles, three triples, 53 RBI and 89 runs ... Collected 34 multi-hit and 13 multi-RBI games ... As a freshman batted .418 on his way to the first of three-straight

IMECk All-Conference honors ... Laced 19 doubles and drove in 38 RBI ... Re-corded a career-best eight RBI against Harding University where he was 5 for-6 with pair of doubles ... Swiped 7-of-9 base attempts ... Named Mal-lard Creek Offensive Player-of-the-Year ... Earned Freshman All America honors from MaxPreps.com ... During sophomore season batted .436 (44-for-101) with a home run, eight doubles, 16 RBI and 33 runs scored ... Re-ceived Gold Glove and Leadership Awards ... Last year batted .368 (32-for-87) with 10 doubles, 18 RBI and 26 runs scored ... Named second-team all-conference by Charlotte Observer ... Also picked up honorable mention All-America honors from Under Armour ... Named 2012 Preseason Honor-able Mention Underclassmen All-American by Perfect Game ... Listed as the 26th-best prospect in North Carolina (fourth-best shortstop) by Perfect Game ... Garnered 2013 Preseason Second-Team All-Atlantic Regional hon-ors ... One of Perfect Game’s top 500 national prospects ... Played summer ball with fellow Pirate Eric Tyler on the South Charlotte Panthers for Coach Don Hutchins ... Named first-ever team captain of the Panthers ... Tied or-ganizational single-season record with 50 RBI ... Participated in the 2010-11 PG WWBA Underclassmen World Championships (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2011 PG WWBA 2012 Grads/17U National Championships (Marietta, Ga.), 2011 16U Perfect Game East Cobb Invitational (Marietta, Ga.), 2011- 12 PG WWBA World Championships (Jupiter, Fla.) and the 2010-12 PG WWBA 14U, 15U, 16U and 17U National Championships (Marietta, Ga.) ... Named to the 2012 OG WWBA 17U All Tournament Team ... Named team captain as a sopho-more on the basketball team ... National Honors Society and honor roll member … Personal: Full name is kirk Francis Morgan ... Born Dec. 1, 1994 ... Son of Scott and Mary Beth Morgan ... Father Scott played college base-ball at Middle Tennessee (1989-90) and pitched in the Cleveland Indians or-ganization (1990-93) ... Has two siblings (Mackenzie and Luke) ... Majoring in communications with a concentration in journalism ... Five-time ECU Di-rector of Athletics Honor Roll recipient (Fall of 2013-present) ... Earned Con-ference USA Commissioner Honor Roll status in 2014 ... Two-time American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2015-16).

CAREER HIGHS - at-bats: 5 (6x - last vs. Jacksonville 3/26/16); runs: 2 (2x - last at Elon 3/13/15); hits: 4 at Cincinnati (5/15/15); RBI: 3 (2x - last at UCF 5/20/16); home runs: none; stolen bases: 1 (5x – last at Elon 4/5/16).

Morgan’s Career Batting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG2014 28 22 65 6 12 0 0 0 6 12 13 15 2-4 .1852015 44 41 147 14 43 0 2 0 17 47 5 14 1-5 .2932016 53 25 117 9 35 5 0 0 19 40 8 14 2-3 .299Totals 125 88 329 29 90 5 2 0 42 99 26 43 5-12 .274

CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 4.0 vs. Duke (4/22/15); strikeouts: 4 (2x - last vs. VCU 3/21/15); walks: 1 (2x - last vs. Tulane 4/4/15); hits: 6 vs. Duke (4/22/15); runs: 4 vs. Tulane (4/4/15); earned runs: 4 vs. Tulane (4/4/15).

Morgan’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2014 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.002015 9 1 0 4 0 0 20.1 19 8 7 3 14 3.102016 1 1 0 1 0 0 3.0 4 2 2 0 3 6.00Totals 10 2 0 5 0 0 23.1 23 10 9 3 17 3.47


18 Bryant Packard 1B/OF | 6-3 | 203 | L/R | Fr. Greenville, N.C. | D.H. Conley

D.H. Conley High School: Earned five letters for the Vikings (baseball 4, basketball 1) … Started every game during four-year varsity career help-ing the squad to 89-22 record … Broke single-sea-

son record for hits (53) in 2013 as a freshman … Four-time North Carolina 4A All-State and first-team all-conference selection … Earned conference player-of-the-year honors twice … Picked up three hitter-of-the-year and one pitcher-of-the-year accolades during prep career … Tossed a pair of no-hitters and owns a 1.65 career ERA … Freshman year helped the Vikings to a second place finish in the NC State Playoffs … Named Daily Reflector Hitter-of-the-Year … Batted .477 with 14 doubles, 35 RBI and a home run … Stole seven bases … As a sophomore batted .420 with two home runs, 25 RBI and 10 stolen bases leading team to third round of the state play-offs… Posted a 6-1 record on the mound … During junior campaign bat-ted .547 (35-for-64) with six home runs and 37 RBI … Member of confer-ence championship squad that made the third round of the state playoffs … Laced 13 extra base hits … Two of seven home runs were grand slams … Scored 24 runs … Drew 22 walks to just six strikeouts … Had a .655 on-base percentage … Five-time MaxPreps Player-of-the-Game honoree in 2015 … Garnered Second-Team Louisville Slugger All-America honors as a senior … Earned USA Today North Carolina All-State accolades … Named Daily Reflector County Hitter-of-the-Year … Batted .440 (second-highest average in the county) and drove in 40 runs (most in county) … Collect-ed 39 hits and belted seven home runs … On the mound posted a 7-1 re-cord with a 1.49 ERA … Fanned 43 while walking 16 … Took home three MaxPreps Player-of-the-Game honors … Earned WITN-TV Player-of-the-Week (5/16/16) after striking out 11 against J.H. Rose High School … Helped Vikings capture second-straight conference title and a berth in the state semifinals … Member of the North Carolina Baseball Coaches Association (NCBCA) All-Star team alongside current Pirate teammates Trey Benton, Spencer Brickhouse, Zack Moore and Tyler Smith that participated in the NC/SC Challenge … Participated in 2015 Powerade State Games for Region I … National Honors Society and English Honors Society member … Sport-ed a 3.99 cumulative GPA … Earned Athletic Scholar Award … Played trav-el ball with Evoshield Canes under coach Jeff Petty where he batted .444 with six home runs and 34 RBI … Also played for Post 39 (American Le-gion) under Ryan Meadows batting .680 with four home runs and 20 RBI … Belted walk-off grand slam against Wilson Post 11 (6/14/16) … Listed as the 96th overall prospect by Baseball America in December of 2015 … Rated as the top first baseman prospect and No. 3 overall prospect in the state of North Carolina by Perfect Game … Also tabbed as the eighth-best first baseman and 170th national prospect by Perfect Game … 2016 Rawl-ings-Perfect Game Third-Team All-American … First-Team All-Atlantic Re-gional selection in 2016 … Two-time Underclass High Honorable Mention All-America choice in 2014 and 2015 … Played in several showcase events including 2013-14 WWBA Underclass World Championships in Fort Myers, Fla., (all-tournament team), 2013 WWBA 2016 Grads or 15U National Cham-pionships in Marietta, Ga., 2013 WWBA 2015 Grads or 16U National Champi-onships in Marietta, Ga., 2014 WWBA 2015 Grads or 17U National Champion-ships in Cartersville, Ga., 2015 WWBA World Championships in Jupiter, Fla. (all-tournament team), 2015 17U Perfect Game World Series in Goodyear, Ariz. and 2015 WWBA 2016 Grads or 17U National Championships in Carters-ville, Ga. … Personal: Full name is Bryant Thomas Packard … Born Oct. 6, 1997 in Seattle, Wash. … Son of Cherry and John Packard … Has one sibling

(Abree) … Intended major is psychology … Named to ECU Director of Ath-letics Honor Roll in the Fall of 2016.

7 Wesley Phillips INF | 5-10 | 175 | R/R | Sr. Wichita, Kan. | Cisco College

2016: Played in 29 games making seven starts during first year with the program … Batted .079 (3-for-38) with a home run, five RBI and seven runs scored … Stuck out nine times while walking

once … Stole one base and laced one double … Made Pirate debut in the season opener against Longwood (Feb. 19) as a defensive replacement … Collected first ECU hit the following day in game two of the Longwood se-ries driving in one run … Belted lone homer against George Mason (Mar. 8) … Second extra base hit of the year came at Rice (Mar. 11) … Record-ed an RBI in five games and scored one run in seven contests … Tallied a pair of sacrifices (1/SF, 1/SH) … Lone game winning RBI came against George Mason (Mar. 8) on a ground out in the second inning … Appeared in five postseason games scoring a pair of runs (Bryant and Virginia) … 2016 Summer: Played for the Vienna River Dogs in the Cal Ripken League … Bat-ted .176 (6-for34) with a double, seven RBI and six runs scored in 14 games … Struck out 12 times while walking six … Stole one base … Cisco College (2015): Played in 54 games batting .358 (69-for-194) with five home runs, 15 doubles and two triples ... Drove in 38 runs while scoring another 45 ... Swiped 22 bases and drew 30 walks ... Tallied 16 multi-hit and 13 multi-RBI games ... Registered a season-high four hits in final game of the season against Grayson County (May 9) in the Region V Tournament ... Drove in a season best four runs against Clarendon (Feb. 20) ... Recorded career-best 12-game hit streak from Mar. 3-28 batting .364 (16-for-44) with five extra base hits, seven RBI, 11 runs and six walks ... Also had hit streaks of 11 (Feb. 3-14) and nine (April 2-15) games ... Recorded at least one hit in 47 of 54 games ... Helped the Wranglers to a 39-17 overall record ... Belted home runs against Mountain View, Clarendon, Grayson County (twice) and North Central Texas … Wichita State University (2014): As a freshman appeared in 19 games making six starts -- all at shortstop -- for the Shockers ... Bat-ted .308 (8-for-26) with a pair of doubles, four RBI and scored seven runs ... Swiped 2 of 3 bases ... Had a season-high five-game hit streak from Feb. 16-Mar. 9 ... Collected a pair of multi-hit and one multi-RBI contests ... Post-ed first multi-hit game against SIUE (Feb. 16) ... Followed that with a sea-son-high three base knocks against Central Arkansas (Feb. 18) going 3-for-5 with two doubles, three RBI, two runs and turned a double play where he was named Player-of-the-Game … Maize South High School: Eleven-time letterwinner (baseball 4, basketball 3, football 4) ... Helped the Mavericks to a 56-30 four-year record including a pair of league titles (2011, 2013), two regional championships (2012-13) and was a state qualifier twice (2012-13) ... During four-year tenure under coach Chad Christensen, batted .378 (108-for-286) with eight home runs and 68 RBI ... Collected 31 extra base hits (17 doubles, 6 triples, 8 home runs) ... Scored 105 runs, walked 50 times and stole 52 of 55 bases in 85 career games ... Member of the first team in program history as a freshman where he batted .262 (17-for-65) with two home runs, two doubles and 10 RBI ... Scored 20 runs and was a per-fect 13 of 13 on the base paths ... Followed rookie season earning the first of three consecutive first-team all-league honors as a shortstop ... Batted .341 (29-for-85) with four doubles, 11 RBI, 19 runs and stole 13 of 15 bases ... During junior campaign, garnered first of two-straight all-state selec-


tions batting an impressive .441 (30-for 65) with two home runs, five dou-bles, two triples and 16 RBI ... Scored 33 runs and stole 6 of 7 bases ... Closed out prep career hitting at a .471 clip (32-for-68) on his way to AVCTL Play-er-of-the-Year honors ... Belted a career-high four home runs to go along with six doubles and four triples ... Drove in 23 runs while scoring 33 as the team captain ... Was a perfect 20 of 20 on the base paths ... On the mound allowed one unearned run on four hits recording 13 strikeouts in 7.0 in-nings ... In the Regional Championship batted .800 (4-for-5) with a pair of home runs ... Tossed two shutout innings in the Regional Champion-ship Game picking up the win in relief ... Also earned kansas Association Baseball Coaches All-State, Wichita Eagle All-Metro, MaxPreps.com Player-of-the-Year and Dirt Dandies RBI kansas Player-of-the-Year accolades ... Played in the 2013 Purple Squad All-Star game in June 2013...Named Maize South High School Senior Male Athlete of the Year in 2013 ... In football, served as the team captain in 2012 and was named the 2012 AVCTL Offen-sive Player-of-the-Year...Named first team all-AVCTL in 2010, 2011 and 2012 as a wide receiver and as a defensive back...Named 4A all-state as a wide receiver in 2011 and 2012 and as a defensive back in 2012...Named to the 2012 Wichita Eagle all-metro team and to the kansas Football Coaches As-sociation 4A all-state team... Played for the West squad in the 2013 kansas Shrine Bowl ... In basketball, served as the team captain in 2011 and 2012 and also earned all-AVCTL honors ... Honors member at Maize South sport-ing a 3.5 cumulative GPA ... Member of the Maize District Leadership Coun-cil ... Played travel ball for Sluggers Academy ... Named 2013 Honorable Mention All-Central Regional by Perfect Game ... Rated as the top middle infielder prospect out of high school in kansas (40th nationally) by Per-fect Game following senior season ... Ranked as the 28th-best prospect in kansas by MaxPreps.com … Personal: Full name is Wesley Parker Phillips, but prefers to go by Wes ... Son of Debora and Will Phillips ... Born Dec. 26, 1994 in Wichita, kan. ... Has three siblings (Juliana, Mandilyn, Rachel) ... In-tended major is communications with a concentration in public relations ... Three-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll member (Fall 2015-pres-ent) … Named to American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2016) … Mother played collegiate volleyball at kansas Wesleyan University ... Sisters Mandilyn (Tabor College/2008-10) and Rachel (McPherson Col-lege/2012 13) both played volleyball and were named kansas Collegiate Athletic All Conference performers and kCAC Academic All-Americans.

CAREER HIGHS - at-bats: 4 (4x - last vs. George Mason 3/9/16); runs: 1 (7x - last vs. Virginia 6/4/16); hits: 1 (3x – last at Rice 3/11/16); RBI: 1 (5x - last vs. George Mason 3/9/16); home runs: 1 vs. George Mason (3/8/16); stolen bases: 1 vs. Elon (3/2/16).

Phillips’ Career Batting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG*2014 19 6 26 7 8 2 0 0 4 10 3 11 2-3 .308^2015 54 52 194 45 69 15 2 5 38 103 30 27 22-22 .3582016 29 7 38 7 3 1 0 1 5 7 1 9 1-1 .079Totals 102 65 258 59 80 18 2 6 47 120 34 47 35-36 .310*=Wichita State University Stats^=Cisco College Stats

5 T.J. Riles OF | 6-2 | 200 | L/L | Jr. Atlanta, Ga. | Wallace CC-Dothan

Wallace Community College-Dothan (2016): Helped Governors to a 36-24 overall record under coach Mackey Sasser … Teammate of Hunter Wood … Earned Alabama Community College Conference

(ACCC) First-Team All-Conference honors after batting .386 (71-for-184) with four home runs and 43 RBI … Laced 15 doubles and 10 triples, while scoring 38 runs … Swiped 23 of 26 bases … Registered 22 multi-hit and 10 multi-RBI games … Tallied a season-high four hits at West Georgia Techni-cal College (2/19/16) … Drove in a season-high five runs at Wallace CC-Sel-ma (4/30/16) in game two of a doubleheader … Stole two or more bases in five games with a personal-best four at West Georgia Technical College (2/19/16) … Scored multiple runs in a contest nine times … Registered a season-long 10 game hit streak from April 21 to May 6 where he batted .527 (19-for-36) with 10 extra base hits, 18 RBI and nine runs … Also added hit streaks of six, seven and eight games … Earned ACCC All-Tournament Team honors … Named ACCC Player-of-the-Week (2/26/16) after bat-ting .667 with two home runs and four RBI … He also added three triples, three walks, scored seven runs and stole six bases … Stood among the ACCC leaders (top 25) in 13 offensive categories including triples (first), sto-len bases (second), total bases (118/second), hits (third), slugging percent-age (.641/fourth) and doubles (fifth) … Georgia Perimeter College (2015): Helped GPC to a 31-26 record … Appeared in 33 games where he batted .320 (24-for-75) with one home run and seven RBI … Laced five doubles, scored 16 runs and was a perfect 9-for-9 on the base paths … Recorded six multi-hit and one multi-RBI game … Homered against East Mississippi CC (2/6/15) where he also drove in a season-high two runs … Scored a pair of runs in a contest twice (Chattanooga State CC and Oglethorpe University) … Swiped two bases in a game three times … Woodland High School: Six-year letterwinner for the Wolfpack (baseball 3, basketball 3) … Played last two seasons under coach Michael Hardy helping him to a 29-25 record … Two-time High School All-Star by the Atlanta Braves .400 Fan Club (junior and senior) … As a junior batted .516 earning first-team all-regional hon-ors … Closed out prep career batting .427 (35-for-82) with three home runs and 22 RBI … Appeared in 28 games scoring 45 runs, lacing 12 doubles and four triples … Team captain … Drew 25 walks to just 11 strikeouts … Sported a .577 on-base percentage … Swiped 25 of 26 bases … Tallied nine multi-hit and five multi-RBI games … Recorded a season-high four hits on two occasions (Stockbridge HS and Riverdale HS) … Drove in a career-best five runs against Riverdale (4/21/14) where he was a single away from hitting for the cycle … Belted a pair of home runs against Veterans HS (5/2/14) in game one of a doubleheader … Scored multiple runs in a contest 15 times with a season-best four against Riverdale (4/21/14) … Originally signed to play baseball at kennesaw State out of high school … Played travel ball for Marucci Elite under direction of coach Chad Railey … Ranked as the 39th-best Georgia prospect by Baseball America … 2013 Underclass Third-Team Underclass Preseason All-American … In 2014, rated as the 11th-best out-fielder and No. 29 overall prospect in the state of Georgia by Perfect Game … Also tabbed as the 75th-best outfielder and 354th national prospect by Perfect Game in 2014 … 2014 Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-Amer-ica and Second-Team All-Southeast selection … Played in several show-case events including 2010 WWBA 2014 Grads or 14U National Champion-ships in Marietta, Ga., 2011 15U BCS Finals in Fort Myers, Fla., 2011 WWBA 2014 Grads or 15U National Championships in Marietta, Ga., 2012-13 WWBA World Championships in Jupiter, Fla., 2012 WWBA Underclass World Cham-


pionships in Fort Myers, Fla., 2012 Southeast Underclass Showcase in Mari-etta, Ga. (named top prospect list), 2012 WWBA 2014 Grads or 16U National Championships in Marietta, Ga., 2012 16U Perfect Game-East Cobb Invita-tional in Marietta, Ga. (all-tournament team), 2013 17U Perfect Gam World Series in Goodyear, Ariz., 2013 WWBA 2014 Grads or 17U National Champi-onships in Marietta, Ga., (all-tournament team), 2013 National Showcase in Minneapolis, Minn., 2013 17U/18U Perfect Game-East Cobb Invitational in Marietta, Ga. (all-tournament team), 2014 18U BCS Finals in Fort Myers, Fla. (all-tournament team), 2014 WWBA 2014 Grads or 18U National Champion-ships in Cartersville, Ga. and 2014 18U Perfect Game-East Cobb Invitation-al in Cartersville, Ga … Personal: Full name is Ernest Thomas Joseph Riles, but prefers to go by T.J. … Born Sept. 15, 1995 in Tallahassee, Fla. … Son of Carol and Ernest Riles … Has two siblings (kelli and kamri) … Father spent nine years playing Major League Baseball (1985-93) with the Milwaukee Brewers, San Francisco Giants, Oakland Athletics, Houston Astros and Bos-ton Red Sox … Sister kelli was a four-year letterwinner at UNC Asheville (basketball) and is currently playing professionally overseas … Other sis-ter kamri (two-time All-American) was a four-year member of the Univer-sity of Bridgeport’s Gymnastics squad that won three-straight USAG Na-tional Championships titles … Intended major is communications with a minor in criminology.

Riles’ Career Batting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG*2015 33 – 75 16 24 5 0 1 7 32 8 17 9-9 .320*2016 57 – 184 38 71 15 10 4 43 118 33 38 23-26 .386Totals 90 – 259 54 95 20 10 5 50 150 31 55 32-35 .367*=Wallace CC-Dothan Stats

16 Ryan Ross LHP | 6-1 | 205 | L/L | Jr. Concord, N.C. | St. Johns River State College

St. Johns River State College (2016): Helped the Vikings to a 42-14 overall record and the Mid-Flor-ida Conference title (their third in a row) … Ap-peared in 22 games posting a 2-0 record with

one save … Surrendered 12 runs (nine earned) on 31 hits in 30.0 innings … Struck out 26 while walking just nine … Picked up wins against Chipo-la (2/14/16) and Rollins College JV (3/31/16) … Notched lone save versus Gordon State (2/5/16) … Tossed a season-high 3.0 innings on two occa-sions (Chipola and Lake-Sumter State) … Worked one inning or more of relief 14 times (two-plus nine times) … Fanned a season-best four bat-ters against Chipola (2/14/16) and had multiple punch outs eight times … Did not allow a run in 13 of 22 relief appearances … Earned All-Academic Team honors from the Florida State Colleges Athletics Association (FSCAA) … Appalachian State (2015): Appeared in a team-best 27 games out of the bullpen making one start for the Mountaineers … Posted a 3-2 record with a 3.79 ERA … Allowed 24 runs (17 earned) on 41 hits in 40.1 innings … Struck out 30 while walking 20 … Worked a season-high four innings against Maryland (2/28/15) … Fanned a season-best four batters against Georgia State (4/17/15) … Did no allow a run in 13 of 26 relief appearanc-es … Made first collegiate start against ETSU (5/12/15) tossing two scoreless frames surrendering one hit and striking out one … Worked a full inning of relief in 17 contests (2.0 or more nine times) … Mt. Pleasant High School: Four-year letterwinner for coach Thomas Smalls … Earned North Caroli-na 2A All-State honors as a senior … Two-time Cabarrus News Player-of-

the-Year and all-conference selection … Helped the Tigers to three confer-ence titles (freshman, junior and senior years) … Batted .300 as a junior … Closed prep career posting a 6-1 record with a 0.53 ERA … Appeared in nine games (all starts) registering four complete games … Allowed 12 runs (four earned) on 27 hits in 53.0 innings … Fanned 66 while walking just 14 … Did not surrender a run in conference play … Offensively, batted .400 (22-for-55) with one home run and 16 RBI … Sported a .507 on-base percentage … Scored 12 runs, drew 13 walks with 11 strikeouts … Beta Club and National Technical Honor Society member … Four-time North Carolina Scholar-Ath-lete that graduated cum laude with a 4.1 cumulative GPA … Played travel ball for the South Charlotte Panthers under coach Don Hutchins … Posted a 4-1 record with two saves and a 1.14 ERA … Struck out 35 in 43.0 innings while picking off a program 16 runners … Also played for Post 51 (Ameri-can Legion) under coach Thomas Smalls … Ranked as the fifth-best left-hander and No. 69 overall in the state of North Carolina by Perfect Game … Rated as the 163rd-best left-hander nationally by Perfect Game in 2014 … 2014 All-Atlantic Regional Honorable Mention selection … Played in sev-eral showcase events including 2011 15U BCS Finals in Fort Myers, Fla., 2011 WWBBA 2014 Grads or 15U National Championships in Marietta, Ga., 2011-12 WWBA Underclass World Championships in Fort Myers, Fla., 2011 WWBA 2013 Grads or 16U National Championships in Marietta, Ga., 2012 WWBA 2014 Grads or 16U National Championships in Marietta, Ga., 2013 WWBA World Championships in Jupiter, Fla. and 2013 WWBA 2014 Grads or 17U National Championships in Marietta, Ga. … Personal: Full name is Ryan Alan Ross … Born Dec. 21, 1995 in Charlotte, N.C. … Son of Angie and Todd Ross … Has one sibling (kendall) … Intended major is business manage-ment … Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll in Fall of 2016 (Chan-cellor’s List).

Ross’ Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA^2015 27 1 0 3 2 0 40.1 41 24 17 20 30 3.39*2016 22 0 0 2 0 1 30.0 31 12 9 9 26 2.70Totals 49 1 0 5 2 1 70.1 72 36 26 29 56 3.33^=Appalachian State Stats*=St. Johns River State College Stats

20 Tyler Smith RHP | 6-0 | 199 | R/R | Fr. Pilot Mountain, N.C. | East Surry

East Surry High School: Three-sport athlete (base-ball 2, basketball 2, football 2) for the Cardinals, who was also a team captain … Played two var-sity seasons under coach Chad Freeman and

a 39-15 record … In two years he allowed just 12 earned runs sporting a program-best 0.68 career ERA over 122.2 innings … Two-time Northwest All-Conference selection … As a junior posted an 11-1 record with a 0.51 ERA … Allowed just five earned runs … Struck out 132 batters in 68.2 innings … Lone loss came against Reagan where he allowed three runs (one earned) … Participated in the Powerade State Games (Region 7) appearing in a pair of games where he struck out seven in four innings … Ranks 11th on the single-season charts in wins and strikeouts … Helped the Cardinals to a regular season and tournament conference titles … Earned all-con-ference and all-tournament team honors … Closed prep career earning North Carolina 1A All-State and co-conference player-of-the-year honors … Also selected as county player-of-the-year … Allowed seven earned runs


in 54.0 innings for a 0.91 ERA … Struck out 124 batters, which stands 12th in the Cardinals single-season record book … An all-conference quarter-back that helped team to a pair of conference championships … Member of the North Carolina Baseball Coaches Association (NCBCA) All-Star team alongside current Pirate teammates Trey Benton, Spencer Brickhouse, Zack Moore and Bryant Packard that participated in the NC/SC Challenge …Played travel ball for the Carolina Rockies under Less Mayhew … Listed as the 42nd-best prospect in North Carolina by Baseball America … Person-al: Full name is Tyler Hunter Smith … Born Jan. 23, 1998 in Winston-Salem, N.C. … Son of Sue and David Smith … Has one sibling (Ashley) … Intend-ed major is recreation and park management … Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll in Fall of 2016.

25 Eric Tyler INF/C | 5-8 | 208 | R/R | Sr. Landis, N.C. | South Rowan

One of three team captains for the 2017 season … All-Conference performer that can play multiple positions as the Pirates’ top utility player ... Com-petitive at the plate and finds ways to get on base

... Solid defender at the hot corner … 2016: Named to Charlottesville All-Regional Team after batting .545 (6-for-11) with a home run, two RBI and three runs scored … Two-Time American Athletic Conference Honor Roll selection … Started all 62 games played (61/3B, 1/C) … Batted .306 (74-for-242) with five home runs, 36 RBI and 37 runs scored … Tied with Travis Watkins for the team lead in doubles (14) … Struck out 34 times while walking 19 … Second on the team with 11 hit by pitches … Tallied five total sacrifices (1/SF, 4/SH) … Swiped 9 of 12 bases including a career-best two against Connecticut … One of five Pirates to bat over .300 on the season … Belted first career multi-HR game against Jacksonville (Mar. 26) … Hit a three-run homer in the first inning and followed with a grand slam in the eighth … Added home runs against Maryland (Mar. 6), Rice (Mar. 11) and William & Mary (June 5) – the latter coming in the Charlottesville Regional Final … Set an ECU and AAC single-game record with eight RBI against the Dolphins (Mar. 26) … Had a personal-best four hits on two occasions (UNC Wilmington and William & Mary) … Batted .391 (9-for-23) in six postseason games with a home run, two RBI and three runs scored .. Stood second on the club in home runs, RBI and runs scored … Tallied a team-best 23 multi-hit games while driving in multiple runs six times … Batted anywhere be-tween the No. 2 and No. 7 spots in the lineup, but primarily in the No. 3 and No. 5 hole … Scored at least one run in 25 games and multiple runs 12 times … Had a pair of five-game streaks where he scored at least one run … Opened the season with an eight-game hitting streak (Feb. 19-Mar. 2) where he batted .343 (12-for-35) with five RBI and four runs … The streak also coincided with a season-long 11-game on-base streak (Feb. 19-Mar. 6) … Collected second eight-game hit streak towards the end of the season (May 21-June 11) hitting at a .455 clip (15-for-33) with a home run, three RBI, seven runs and four multi-hit games … Also added a pair of five and four game hit streaks throughout the year … Registered at least one hit in 45 of 62 games … Drove in at least one run 24 times with a season long four-game streak from April 20-24 … Registered a pair of game-winning RBI (Jacksonville and Connecticut) … Ranked among the league leaders in at-bats (third), hit by pitch (t3rd) hits (fourth), total bases (eighth/74), total plate appearances (eighth/277), batting average (10th) and RBI (t10th) … Committed 11 errors in 188 chances for a .941 fielding percentage … Regis-

tered 59 putouts, 118 assists while turning 11 double plays – one of which came in the first inning against William & Mary with the bases loaded in the Charlottesville Regional Final (ESPN Top Play) … Batted .271 (26-for-96) with five doubles, eight RBI and 13 runs scored in league play … 2015: A utility player that appeared in 60 games making 59 starts (third-most on the club) ... Played four different positions (1B/3 games, LF/21, RF/27, C/4) and was penciled in as the designated hitter on four occasions ... Batted .268 (55-for-205) with three home runs, 11 doubles, 27 RBI and 33 runs scored -- all career-highs ... Led the team in hit by pitches (13), while rank-ing fourth in The American ... Drew 25 walks and struck out 25 times ... Stole lone base of the season against Princeton (Mar. 17) ... Recorded 15 multi-hit and seven multi-RBI games ... Registered career-best eight-game hit streak from Mar. 13-22 where he batted .351 (13-for-37) with two doubles, seven RBI and six runs scored ... The hit streak also coincided with a 14-game on-base streak that went from Mar. 4-22 ... Also had hit streaks of five games and four games (twice) ... Batted anywhere from the second to eighth spots in the order ... Penciled in for a total of 36 games in the fourth-sixth order in the lineup ... ECU posted a 33 15 record when he start-ed in the outfield ... Belted solo home runs against St. John’s (Feb. 22), Houston (May 10) and Cincinnati (May 14) ... Led Pirate outfielders with five assists ... Did not commit an error in 148 chances posting a 1.000 fielding percentage, which ranked first on the team and was tied for first in The American ... Turned a pair of double plays ... Behind the plate, threw out 4 of 8 base runners (50.0 percent) ... Recorded 10 two-out RBI, which tied Bryce Harman for third on the squad ... Tallied eight total sacrifices (3/SF, 5/SH) ... Started all 24 league games batting .263 (21-for-80) with a pair of home runs, two doubles, nine RBI and 12 runs scored ... Also added 10 walks and was hit five times ... Ranked among the team leaders (top 5) in doubles (second), putouts (third), RBI (third), walks (third), home runs (fourth), on-base percentage (fourth/.378), hits (fifth) and runs (fifth) ... Started all six postseason contests (4/AAC Tournament, 2/Coral Gables Re-gional) ... Credited with game-winning RBI against UNC Greensboro (Feb. 21), VCU (Mar. 21), Connecticut (April 19) and UCF (April 24/walk-off 10th in-ning) ... His sac fly vs. the Huskies in the top of the 10th gave the Pirates a 4-3 extra inning victory ... Collected at least one hit in 39 of 60 games played ... Drove in at least one run 18 times with a season-high three twice (VCU, Cincinnati) ... Scored at least one run in 25 contests (multiple seven times with a season-high three in game two of a doubleheader against Monmouth) ... Registered at least one walk 18 times with multiple free passes on seven occasions ... Recorded multiple putouts 30 times with a season-high nine three times (Virginia, Albany, VCU) … 2014: Played in 37 games making 26 starts behind the plate ... Caught all but one of Jeff Hoff-man’s starts, who was the No. 9 overall pick by Toronto Blue Jays in 2014 MLB Draft ... Made collegiate debut at No. 1 Virginia (Feb. 23) starting at catcher ... Drove in first career run against Ohio State (Mar. 2) in the LeClair Classic on a sac fly ... Batted .183 (13-for-71) with six RBI and eight runs scored ... Recorded first collegiate hit against Marshall (Mar. 8) in game one of doubleheader singling to left field to start the seventh frame ... Drew 10 walks while striking out 11 times ... Ranked second on the team with six hit by pitches ... Tied for second on the team with seven sac flies ... Lone game-winning RBI came in the series finale at No. 12 Rice helping the Pi-rates to their first-ever series win over the Owls ... Laced a 2-2 offering off Matt Ditman through the left side in the top of the ninth scoring Joshua Lovick for the eventual game-winning run ... Registered lone multi-hit game against UMBC (Mar. 28) in game one of doubleheader where he also scored a pair of runs ... Legged out lone extra base hit (double) at Charlotte ... Scored game-winning run in opening contest of Conference USA Cham-


pionships against Southern Miss (9-8) in the top of the 11th on Hunter Al-len’s bases loaded walk ... Batted. 500 (4-for-8) during season-long three-game hit streak where he drove in two runs and scored a pair ... Reached base safely in five-straight games from April 4-17 ... Closed out the season having reached base safely in four consecutive games ... ECU posted a 14-12 record in games which he started behind the dish ... Scored a season-high two runs twice (Tulane, UMBC) ... Drew a career-best three walks against UNC Greensboro (Mar. 11) ... Recorded double-digit putouts three times with a career-high 18 against Middle Tennessee (April 17) ... Had five or more putouts 16 times ... Credited with a career-best five assists against Western kentucky (Feb. 28) in the LeClair Classic ... Scored at least one run in six contests ... Collected at least one hit in 12 games and at least one walk on eight occasions ... Committed one error in 205 chances for a .995 field-ing percentage ... Recorded 176 putouts, 28 assists and helped turn two double plays ... Threw out 12 would-be base stealers ... Batted primarily in the seventh through ninth spots in the lineup ... Recorded four two-out RBI to rank fourth among returning players in 2015 ... In league play, started 15 of 20 games batting .214 (9-for-42) with four RBI and five runs scored ... Appeared in all three postseason games making a pair of starts … 2014 Summer: Played alongside currnt ECU teammate kirk Morgan and former Pirate Cam Snow for the Lake Norman Copperheads of the Southern Colle-giate Baseball League ... A mid-season All-Star selection that batted .268 (22-for-82) with a home run, eight doubles and 10 RBI ... Scored a team second-best 16 runs and drew 16 free passes ... For second-straight sum-mer helped the Copperheads claim the league title … South Rowan High School: Earned 14 letters (baseball 4, basketball 4, football 3) ... Played for Coach Thad Chrismon helping the Raiders to a District Championship in 2012 ... Three-time All-North Piedmont Conference and All-Rowan County selection (sophomore, junior, senior) ... Two-time team MVP (junior, se-nior) ... As a freshman batted .321 with five home runs and 25 RBI earning the Coaches Award ... Followed that with a solid sophomore season where he batted .359 with a home run and 14 RBI once again taking home the Coaches Award ... Earned the first of three-straight North Piedmont All-Conference and Salisbury Post All-County accolades ... As a junior bat-ted .300 with 13 RBI and 30 runs on his way to Team MVP honors ... During senior season batted .390 with 24 walks, 11 HBPs and 27 runs ... Threw out 35 would-be base stealers ... Following senior campaign was listed as the 5th-best catcher and 56th overall prospect in North Carolina by Perfect Game ... Garnered 2013 Preseason Honorable Mention All-Atlantic Region honors from Perfect Game ... Played summer ball with ECU teammate kirk Morgan on the South Charlotte Panthers for Coach Don Hutchins ... Partici-pated in 2010-12 PG WWBA 2013 Grads National Championships (Marietta, Ga.), 2011 PG WWBA Underclassmen World Championships (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2011 16U Perfect Game-East Cobb Invitational (Marietta, Ga.), 2012 PG WWBA World Championships (Jupiter, Fla.), 2012 PG WWBA 2014 Grads/16U National Championships (Marietta, Ga.) ...National Honors Society and Pa-triot Club member … Personal: Full name is Eric Matthew Tyler ... Born May 17, 1995 ... Son of Ron and Cindy Tyler ... Has one sibling (Aaron) ... Majoring in recreation and park management with a minor in business administra-tion ... Four-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall 2014, Fall 2015-present) ... Two-Time American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2015-16).

CAREER HIGHS - at-bats: 6 (4x - last vs. USF 5/13/16); runs: 3 vs. Mon-mouth-2 (3/7/15); hits: 4 (2x – last vs. William & Mary 6/5/16); RBI: 8 vs. Jacksonville (3/26/16); home runs: 2 vs. Jacksonville (3/26/16); stolen bases: 2 vs. Connecticut (4/23/16).

Tyler’s Career Batting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG2014 37 26 71 8 13 1 0 0 6 14 10 11 0-0 .1832015 60 59 205 33 55 11 0 3 27 75 25 25 1-3 .2682016 62 62 242 37 74 14 0 5 36 103 19 34 9-12 .306Totals 157 147 518 78 142 26 0 8 63 192 54 70 10-15 .274

44 Evan Voliva RHP | 5-10 | 201 | R/R | Jr. Currituck, N.C. | Currituck County

2016: Appeared in 12 games making one start … Posted an 0-2 record with a 5.62 ERA … Allowed 12 runs (10 earned) on 19 hits … Struck out nine while walking seven in 16.0 innings of work … Made

lone start of the season against North Carolina (Mar. 15) allowing a sea-son-high five runs (all earned) on three hits with a walk and strikeout in 1.1 innings … Worked one-plus innings out of the bullpen seen times with a career-best 4.0 scoreless frames vs. George Mason (Mar. 8) scattering three hits … In all, had seven scoreless outings out of the bullpen … Tallied mul-tiple strikeouts three times … Allowed one or less hits on seven occasions … Suffered losses to North Carolina and at Memphis … Opposing batters hit at a .317 clip against him … Made one postseason appearance work-ing one-third of an inning at No. 5 National Seed Texas Tech in game three of the Lubbock Super Regional surrendering one hit … Allowed four extra base hits (1/HR, 4/2Bs) … Did not allow a walk in six of 12 appearances … Seven of 10 inherited runners scored (70.0 percent) … Appeared in three league games posting a 3.00 ERA where he allowed one run (earned) on two hits with a pair of strikeouts in 3.0 innings … 2015: Appeared in 17 games during rookie season coming out of the bullpen ... Posted a 2-0 re-cord with one save and a 9.98 ERA ... Allowed 19 runs (17 earned) on 16 hits with six strikeouts and five walks in 15.1 innings ... Made collegiate debut against No. 2 Virginia (Feb. 13) in the season opener tossing two thirds of a scoreless inning ... Notched win against Connecticut (April 19) and NC State (April 21) in back-to-back relief outings ... Earned first career save against UCF (April 26) working one-third of an inning ... Worked at least full inning of relief on eight occasions with a career-high 3.0 frames at Liberty (April 29) allowing just one hit ... Also had two innings of work against High Point (Mar. 25) and USF (April 11) ... Did not allow a run in eight outings ... Fanned a career-high three batters at USF ... Held opponents to one hit or less in 14 of 17 outings ... Combined on a shutout against Elon (May 12) in a 7-0 vic-tory where he tossed one inning of relief ... Held opposing hitters to a .267 composite batting average ... Induced 19 fly outs and 17 ground outs (1.1 ratio) with a pair of double plays ... Allowed just two of 12 inherited runners to score (16.7 percent) ... In league play, posted a 1-0 record with one save and a 12.27 ERA in six outings ... Surrendered six runs (five earned) on five hits with three strikeouts and a walk in 3.2 innings or bullpen work … 2015 Summer: Played for the Morehead City Marlins in the Coastal Plain League ... Made seven appearances (six starts) posting a 1-4 record with one com-plete game and a 6.35 ERA ... Allowed 27 runs (20 earned) on 28 hits in 28.1 innings ... Struck out 27 while walking 21 … Currituck County High School: Three-year letterwinner for coach Justin Hill ... Helped the knights claim a pair of Easter Tournament titles (2012-13) and two Northeastern Coastal Conference crowns (2012 and 2014) ... During sophomore season posted a 1.37 ERA striking out 72 in 45.2 innings earning all conference and all-coun-ty honors ... As a junior batted .456 with 26 base knocks and 10 extra base hits, including two home runs ... On the mound he won nine games work-


ing 65 innings where he struck out 119 batters ... Named Player-of-the-Year ... Selected to second-straight all-conference team and earned first of two consecutive North Carolina All-State honors ... Closed out prep ca-reer earning all-state, all conference and all-county honors ... Also named Northeastern Coastal Conference and area player-of-the-year accolades for second-straight year ... Two-time Underclassman Honorable Mention selection by Perfect Game (2012-13) ... Named 2014 Atlantic Region Honor-able Mention by Perfect Game ... Listed as the 13th-best right-handed pros-pect by Perfect Game in North Carolina (No. 29 overall) ... Participated in five Perfect Game WWBA National Championship and two World Champi-onship events as a member of Evoshield Canes ... Two-time NC Powerade State Games participant (Region 1) … Personal: Full name is Evan Thomas Voliva ... Born July 21, 1996 ... Son of Donna and Tony Voliva ... Has one sib-ling (Sarah) ... Intended major is communications … Named to ECU Direc-tor of Athletics Honor Roll in the Fall of 2016.

CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 4.0 vs. George Mason (3/8/16); strike-outs: 3 at USF (4/11/15); walks: 2 at Memphis (4/17/16); hits: 3 (6x - last at Duke 3/22/16); runs: 5 vs. North Carolina (3/15/16); earned runs: 5 vs. North Carolina (3/15/16).

Voliva’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2015 17 0 0 2 0 1 15.1 16 19 17 5 6 9.982016 12 1 0 0 2 0 16.0 19 12 10 7 9 5.62Totals 29 1 0 2 2 1 31.1 35 31 27 12 15 7.76

13 Jake Washer C | 6-0 | 210 | R/R | RFr. King, N.C. | West Stokes

2016: Redshirted during freshman season serving as bullpen catcher … 2016 Summer: Played for the Holly Springs Salamanders of the Coastal Plains League … Teammate of Cam Colmore and Bryce

Harman … Batted .265 (27-for-102) with a home run, 13 RBI and eight runs scored … Started 27 of 31 games where he struck out 18 times and drew 10 walks … Laced three doubles … Committed two errors in 161 chances for a .988 fielding percentage … Registered 150 putouts, nine assists and turned six double plays … Threw out 4 of 47 would be base stealers …West Stokes High School: Four-year letterwinner for coach kirk Goodson ... Guided the Wildcats to three regular season Western Piedmont Athlet-ic Conference titles (2012-14) and the conference tournament title in 2014 ... Four time All-WPAC selection ... Named WPAC Player-of-the-Year as a ju-nior and senior ... Earned North Carolina 2A All-State honors as a junior ... Helped the Wildcats to a 71-28 four-year record ... As a freshman bat-ted .394 (37-for-94) with five home runs and 23 RBI ... Legged out a team-high 12 doubles, while scoring 12 runs and walking five times ... Followed rookie season batting .418 (23-for-55) with four home runs and 18 RBI ... Scored 21 runs with nine doubles and 10 walks ... During junior campaign hit at an impressive .542 clip (40-for-74) with a team-best nine home runs and 20 RBI on his way to the first of two-straight conference player-of the-year honors ... Recorded 10 doubles, one tripe, six walks and scored a pro-gram high 31 runs ... Participated in the 2014 Powerade State Games for Region 5 ... Closed out prep career batting .540 with five home runs and claiming league player-of-the-year accolades ... Selected to play for the North Carolina squad for the 2015 NC-SC Challenge All-Star Game (NCBCA) alongside ECU teammate Turner Brown ... Honors Graduate at West Stokes

... Member of Honors Society ... North Carolina Scholar ... Received Ma-rine Corps Most Distinguished Athlete Award ... Played travel ball for coach Andy Partin and the Dirtbags ... Member of Winston-Salem American Le-gion squad under direction of coach Lovelace ... Rated as the second-best catching prospect and 24th-overall prospect in North Carolina by Perfect Game ... Named 2014 Underclass Honorable Mention by Perfect Game ... Second-Team All-Atlantic Regional selection by Perfect Game following se-nior season ... Also named 2015 Honorable Mention All-America by Perfect Game ... Listed as the 113th-best prospect in North Carolina following senior year by MaxPreps.com ... Participated in several showcase events including 2012-13 PG WWBA Underclass World Championship (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2013-14 PG WWBA World Championship (Jupiter, Fla.), 2013 16U Perfect Game World Series (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2013 17U Perfect Game BCS Finals (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2014 PG WWBA 17U National Championship (Emerson, Ga.) and 2014 East Coast Professional Showcase (Syracuse, N.Y.) … Personal: Full name is Jacob Scott Washer, but prefers to go by Jake ... Son of Sharon and Scott Washer ... Born Feb. 23, 1996 in Clearwater, Fla. ... Has two siblings (Ol-ivia and Trent) ... Intended major is marketing and supply chain with a minor in logistics ... Two-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll mem-ber (Fall 2015-present) … Named to American Athletic Conference All-Ac-ademic Team (2016).

19 Travis Watkins C | 6-0 | 215 | R/R | RSr. Concord, N.C. | Cox Mill

Named one of three team captains for the sec-ond-straight year ... All-America and Johnny Bench Award candidate ... Tabbed as a preseason All-American Athletic Conference pick by the

leagues eight head coaches … Will open season behind the plate ... Great defender with strong arm who can hit for average … 2016: Named Most Outstanding Player of the Charlottesville Regional after batting .462 (6-for-13) with five RBI and a pair of home runs, one of which was a walk-off against regional host Virginia – a three-run shot … Johnny Bench Award semifinalist for second time in career (four-time watch list candidate)… Earned Second-Team All-American Athletic Conference honors … Senior CLASS Award candidate … Named ECU Male Scholar Athlete-of-the-Year at the 27th Annual Breakfast of Champions and Mr. Pirate at the Annual Gold-spys … Batted .326 (76-for-233) while leading the team with seven home runs, 44 RBI and 43 runs scored … Started all 61 games played behind he plate … One of five Pirates to hit over .300 on the year ... Struck out 61 times with 29 walks … Tallied 18 multi-hit games and led the club with 12 multi-RBI contests … Enters 2017 having reached base safely in 12-straight games … Belted home runs against Rice, UNC Wilmington, Connecticut, Virginia, William & Mary and Texas Tech (twice) … Followed regional play batting .400 (4-for-10) with two more home runs and seven RBI against No. 5 Na-tional Seed Texas Tech in the Lubbock Super Regional … Hit four home runs during three-game stretch in postseason action (June 4-10) … Registered a team-best eight game-winning RBI including three in postseason play … In all, had game-winning hits against Duke, Memphis, Connecticut, UCF (twice), Virginia, William & Mary and Texas Tech – four coming via the long ball … Registered at least one hit in 49 of 61 games played … Opened up the season recording at least one hit in 17 of 18 games which included hit streaks of eight and nine games … Also added a seven game and two six game streaks … Scored at least one run 30 times and multiple runs 10


times with a career-best four against NC State (April 19) … Had at least one RBI in 24 contests … Tallied five total sac flies … Ranked among the league leaders in 10 offensive categories including sac flies (second), hits (third), batting average (fourth), on-base percentage (.407/fifth), RBI (sixth), total bases (seventh/111), runs scored (ninth), slugging percentage (.476/ninth), home runs (t9th) and total plate appearances (277/tenth) … Swiped 3 of 5 bases (Tennessee, Rice and Connecticut) … Was hit by six pitches … Com-mitted seven errors in 504 chances for a .986 fielding percentage … Regis-tered 434 putouts, 63 assists and turned four double plays … Threw out 20 of 53 would be base stealers … Batted .290 (27-for-93) with one home run, 13 RBI and nine runs scored in 24 league games … Started all eight postsea-son games (2/AAC Tournament, 3/Charlottesville Regional, 3/Lubbock Super Regional) … 2015: Johnny Bench Award semifinalist ... Started 60 games (58/C, 2/DH) as a redshirt sophomore ... Batted .292 (62-for-212) with three home runs, five doubles, 36 RBI and 28 runs scored ... Drew 18 walks, was hit twice and struck out 31 times ... Swiped 6 of 8 bases includ-ing a single-game career-high four at Elon (Mar. 15) ... Tallied 10 total sac-rifices and stood 20th nationally with seven sac flies ... Belted first career homer (two-run shot) against UNC Greensboro (Feb. 21) in the keith LeClair Classic ... Followed that with a grand slam two-and-half weeks later against the Spartans (Mar. 11) ... Last round tripper of the year was a solo shot against UCF (May 20) in the AAC Tournament ... Tied Reid Love with six game-winning RBI (St. John’s/Feb. 22, Albany/Feb. 28, Monmouth/Mar. 8, Tulane/April 3, UCF/April 25, Cincinnati/May 15) ... Ranked second on the team with 16 two-out RBI (trailed only Luke Lowery/25) ... AAC Honor Roll selection (Mar. 9) ... Ranked fourth on the team with 16 multi-hit games, while sharing second with seven multi-RBI contests ... Had career-long 14-game hit streak from Mar. 3-21 where he batted an impressive .538 (28-for-52) with a home run, 11 RBI, eight runs and nine multi-hit games ... He also reached base safely in 17 straight games (Feb. 28-Mar. 24) ... Collected a season-high five hits at Elon (Mar. 15) going 5-for-5 with an RBI, run scored and four stolen bases ... Also added hit streaks of six and five games ... Picked off one runner on the season (vs. Connecticut/May 1) ... Was behind the plate for 12 of ECU’s pickoffs ... Scored at least one 21 games (multiple seven times) ... Had a three-game streak (April 12-17) where he scored a run ... Collected at least one hit in 39 of 60 games, while driving in one at least one run on 26 occasions ... Legged out doubles against UNC Greens-boro, Elon, Princeton, Connecticut and Cincinnati ... Recorded double-digit putouts in 10 contests with a career-best 14 against Memphis (Mar. 29) Monmouth ... Threw out 18 of 47 base runners (38.3 percent) from behind the plate ... Committed just three errors in 429 chances for a .993 fielding percentage ... Recorded 388 putouts, 38 assists while turning one double play ... Ranked among the team leaders (top 5) in sac flies (first), at-bats (second), RBI (second), games started (second), stolen bases (third), aver-age (fourth), hits (fourth), home runs (t4th) and total bases (76/fifth) ... Batted anywhere from second to eighth in the lineup, primarily in the fourth through sixth spots ... ECU posted a 38-20 record in games which he started behind the plate ... In league play batted .267 (23-for-86) with a pair of doubles, 15 RBI and 11 runs scored ... Started all six postseason games (4/AAC Tournament, 2/Coral Gables Regional) … 2014: Played in nine games making eight starts (7/C, 1/DH) before suffering season-end-ing injury ... Preseason Johnny Bench Award Watch List candidate for sec-ond-straight year ... Batted .360 (9-for-25) with five RBI ... Collected a pair of hits in season debut against James Madison (Feb. 14) going 2-for 3 with an RBI ... In all, recorded four multi-hit games (Campbell, Virginia Com-monwealth, Marshall) ... Drove in a season-high three runs against Camp-bell in an 8-3 victory ... Drew four walks (JMU twice, Virginia, Marshall) ...

Stole lone base against JMU (Feb. 16) ... Recorded two sacrifices ... Commit-ted one error in 55 chances for a .982 fielding percentage ... Registered 48 putouts and six assists ... Recorded four two-out RBI to rank fourth among returning players in 2015 … 2013: Earned Conference USA All-Freshman Team honors after batting .267 (28-for-105) with four doubles and 16 RBI ... Named to Johnny Bench Award Watch List (April 9), which is given annu-ally to the top Division I collegiate catcher ... Started 34 of 44 games behind the plate ... Posted eight multi hit and two multi RBI contests ... Made col-legiate debut against No. 25 Virginia (Feb. 15) in the season opener behind the plate ... Drove in first career run in the season opener against the Cav-aliers when he reached on a throwing error and Bryan Bass scored from third base ... Collected first career hit the next day against UVA (Feb. 16) going 2-for-4 with another RBI ... Recorded at least one hit in 20 of 38 games with at least one official at-bat ... Collected first career game-win-ning RBI at UAB (April 19) on a sac fly in the sixth inning scoring Chase Mc-Donald ... Legged out doubles against UNC Wilmington, N.C. Central, Tulane and UAB ... Authored a pair of three-game and one four-game hit streak ... During career-long hit streak (Mar. 24-30) batted .545 (6-for-11) with an RBI ... Reached base safely in six-straight games from Mar. 24-April 6 ... Scored nine runs and drew 12 walks ... Threw out 13 base runners from behind the plate ... Gunned down 4 of 6 base stealers in games against nationally ranked opponents ... Tied for second on the club with seven total sacrifices (4/SF, 3/SH) ... Stole lone base against Southern Miss (May 3) ... Posted a .993 fielding percentage committing two errors, recorded 246 putouts and 34 assists in 282 chances ... Turned a pair of double plays (St. Johns/Mar. 1, Houston/Mar. 24) ... Pirates posted a .500 record (17- 17) in his 34 starts be-hind the dish ... Batted primarily in the ninth spot of the order (33 times) ... Batted .263 (26-for-99) with three doubles and 15 RBI as a starter ... Was behind the plate for eight of ECU’s 12 pickoffs ... Successfully executed 3 of 4 sac bunt attempts ... Appeared in a pair of Conference USA Tournament games getting the start against Houston (May 23) ... Batted .238 (10-for-42) with a pair of doubles and four RBI in 18 league games, where he made 13 starts ... Against nationally ranked opponents batted a team third-best .320 (8-for-25) with three RBI and a pair of runs scored ... Started 8 of 9 contests against ranked foes ... Recorded double-digit putouts in six con-tests with a season-high 12 against Monmouth (Mar. 10) … Cox Mill High School: Two-sport athlete that has earned five varsity letters (baseball 4, basketball 1) ... Three-time team captain for the Chargers under head coach J.D. Vidal ... During sophomore season batted .410 on his way to South Piedmont All-Conference and team MVP honors ... As a junior batted .408 (31-for-84) with two home runs, 21 RBI, eight doubles and 21 runs scored ... Swiped 9 of 10 base attempts ... Posted a .964 fielding percentage with 76 assists ... Threw out 75 percent of would be base stealers (9 of 12) ... Recorded 11 multi-hit and eight multi RBI games ... Collected a sea-son-high three hits against A.L. Brown (3/22/11) and Central Cabarrus (5/5/11) ... Against Mount Pleasant (3/11/11) drove in a season-high three runs in the Chargers 6-5 win ... On the mound started 5 of 13 games post-ing a 3-3 ledger with a 6.30 ERA ... Fanned 32 batters and walked just 13 in 36.2 innings ... Earned second-straight South Piedmont All-Conference designation as well as Cox Mill’s Offensive Player Award ... Named All-Cabarrus Team by The Charlotte Observer ... Named preseason Atlantic Region Honorable Mention by Perfect Game ... Boasted an impressive .494 (38-for-90) average belting three home runs ... Legged out nine doubles and one triple ... Drove in 25 runs while scoring 14 times ... Recorded 12 multi-hit and six multi-RBI games ... Struck out just six times, while draw-ing 10 walks for a .556 on-base percentage ... Swiped just one base ... Post-ed a .979 fielding percentage with 33 assists and 106 putouts ... Boasted a


1.81 ERA in 15 appearances (five starts) and a 6-2 record for the Chargers ... Logged 62 strikeouts to just 20 walks in 50.1 frames ... Garnered third-straight South Piedmont All-Conference accolades and took home his sec-ond team MVP award ... Named All Cabarrus Team by The Charlotte Ob-server for the second straight season ... Four year North Carolina scholar athlete, Beta Club and National Honors Society member ... Played travel ball for Andy Partin and Lee Land of the Dirtbags ... Listed as the top senior prep catcher in North Carolina by Impact Baseball ... Participated in the 2011 PG WWBA World Baseball Championships (Jupiter, Fla.), 2011 PG WWBA 2012 Grads/17U National Championships (Marietta, Ga.), 2009-10 PG WWBA Underclassmen World Championships (Fort Myers, Fla.) and the 2008 14U OG BCS Finals (Fort Myers, Fla.) … Personal: Full name is Travis Alan Wat-kins ... Born January 1, 1994 ... Son of Alan and kim Watkins ... Earned bach-elor’s degree in business management in the Spring of 2016 … Currently enrolled in MBA program … Nine-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll recipient (Fall of 2012-present) ... Two-time Conference USA Commission-er’s Honor Roll member (2013-14) ... Two-time American Athletic Confer-ence All-Academic Team (2015-16).

CAREER HIGHS - at-bats: 5 (13x - last at Texas Tech 6/10/16); runs: 4 vs. NC State (4/19/16); hits: 5 at Elon (3/15/15); RBI: 6 at Texas Tech (6/10/16); home runs: 2 at Texas Tech (6/10/16); stolen bases: 4 at Elon (3/15/15).

Watkins’ Career Batting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG2013 44 34 105 9 28 4 0 0 16 32 12 24 1-1 .2672014 9 8 25 0 9 0 0 0 5 9 4 4 1-1 .3602015 60 60 212 28 62 5 0 3 36 76 18 31 6-8 .2922016 61 61 233 42 76 14 0 7 44 111 29 40 3-5 .326Totals 174 163 575 80 175 23 0 10 101 228 63 99 11-15 .304

1 Dwanya Williams-Sutton OF | 6-1 | 234 | R/R | So. Wilson, N.C. | Greenfield

All-America candidate that hit can hit for average, power and plays a solid outfield … Unanimous pre-season All-American Athletic Conference selection by the leagues eight head coaches … 2016: Named

to three Freshman All-America Teams (Baseball America, Collegiate Base-ball and D1Baseball) – all first-team selections … Earned First-Team All-AAC honors after leading the league in hitting (.360) and on-base percent-age (.455), while ranking second in slugging percentage (.551) and fourth in triples (4) … Became first Pirate since Brian Cavanaugh to lead a confer-ence in batting (.382) back in 2005 when ECU was a member of Confer-ence USA … Started 55 of 56 games played … Belted five home runs, laced four triples and 11 doubles (20 extra base hits) … Scored 31 runs, drove in 27 an stole 7 of 12 bases … Earned AAC Honor Roll status twice … Named The American and CollegeSportsMadness Player-of-the-Week on May 23 … Tallied six game-winning RBI with four coming in league play … Tal-lied 64 hits in 178 at-bats … Registered a pair of sac flies and was hit seven times by pitches … His .360 average ranks second all-time among Pirate freshmen, while his four triples are tied for first … Stroked a pair of triples at Virginia (Feb. 27) marking the first time since Jamie Borel had a pair against William & Mary in 1993 (other triples vs. Houston and UCF) … Com-mitted four errors in 74 chances for a .946 fielding percentage … Regis-tered 70 putouts outs … Hit anywhere between the third and eighth spots in the order with 27 games in the six hole … Scored at least one run in 21

games and multiple six times with a career-best four at UCF (5/21) … Reg-istered at least one hit 37 of 56 games with a season-long five-game hit-ting streak from May 19-26 … Made collegiate debut against Longwood (Feb. 19) in the season opener where he went 1-or-4 with two RBI and a run scored … Belted home runs against Jacksonville, Elon, Connecticut (twice) and UCF … Four of five round trippers came on the road … Tal-lied game-winning RBI against Longwood, Maryland, Houston, Connecti-cut, USF and UCF … Drove in three runs on three occasions (Jacksonville, Houston and Connecticut) … Drew at least one walk in 20 contests and multiple four times with a season-best three against USF (May 13) … Start-ed all eight postseason games recording nine hits (four multi-hit games), with three runs scored and six walks … Batted .364 in three super region-al games, while hitting .250 in regional action … Led The American (league games) with a .389 batting average (28-for-72) with three home runs, five doubles, 12 RBI and 14 runs scored … Greenfield High School (2014-15): Drafted in the 26th round of the 2015 Major League Baseball First-Year Am-ateur Draft by the Cincinnati Reds (pick 775 overall) ... Three-sport athlete and five-time letterwinner at Greenfield (baseball 2, basketball 2, soccer 1) ... Two-time all-conference selection under coach Daniel Johnson ... Two-time North Carolina 1A All-State pick (2014-15) ... Helped knights claim the N.C. 1A State Title as a senior (2015) ... Received the Clint Faris Award (top amateur in Wilson County) at the 41st Annual Wilson Hot Stove Banquet on Jan. 11, 2016 ... Collected at least one hit in 42-straight games at Greenfield before coming to an end on May 5, 2015 in the first game of the NCISAA 1A Championship Series ... As a junior batted .552 (37-or-67) with six doubles, three triples and 17 RBI ... Scored 22 runs and drew nine walks in 20 games ... Appeared in seven games on the mound posting a 1-1 record with a 1.70 ERA ... Allowed 13 runs (three earned) on nine hits in 12.1 innings of work ... Fanned 16 while walking 12 ... Was a perfect 18 of 18 on the base paths ... Posted three-hit game (single, double, triple) against Oakwood (Mar. 27, 2014) earning MaxPreps.com Player-of the-Game accolades ... Participated in the 2014 Powerade State Games for Region 3 ... Wrapped up prep career hitting at an impressive .574 clip (39-for-68) with three home runs and 26 RBI during state title run as a team captain ... Legged out 16 doubles, two triples and stole 18 of 20 bases ... Added 12 walks and scored 33 runs in 21 games ... Second-Team All-USA North Carolina All-State selection by USA Today ... WITN-TV Pepsi Player-of-the-Week (2015) ... Collected three dou-bles in Game 2 of the State Championship Series ... Had jersey retired fol-lowing prep career ... Earned Wilson Daily Times Player-of-the-Year hon-ors ... Selected as the 2015 Tom Ham Athlete-of-the-Year Award winner by Wilson Daily Times ... Took home MaxPreps.com Player-of-the-Game hon-ors following a 3-for-3 outing with a single, double home run and three RBI against Wayne Country Day (April 24, 2015) ... On the hardwood, av-eraged 12.0 points, six rebounds, four steals and three assists as a senior leading Greenfield to a 25-8 record and reached the NCSIAA 1A semifinals ... Registered a season-high 34 points against The Miller School of Charlot-tesville (Virginia) in the Benedictine Catholic Prep Capital Classic Tourna-ment ... As a member of the knights soccer team, scored a team-best 24 goals and doled out seven assists under coach Randol Mendoza ... Tallied 52 points (3.7 ppg) in 14 games helping Greenfield reach the state semifi-nals in 2014 earning N.C. 1A All State honors ... Honors member at Green-field sporting a 3.4 cumulative GPA ... Head Masters recipient … Wilson Hunt High School (2012-13): Two-time letterwinner for coach Jon Smith ... Teammate of current ECU outfielder Parker Lamm as a freshman ... During sophomore season, batted .365 (19-for-52) with four doubles and six RBI ... Scored nine runs, drew three walks and stole 11 of 12 bases ... Played travel ball for coach Earl Taylor and the Wilson Pelicans ... Member of Wil-


son County Post 13 (American Legion) team under direction of coach Rusty Dail ... Rated as the sixth best outfield prospect and 19th overall prospect in North Carolina by Perfect Game ... Second-Team All-Atlantic Regional se-lection by Perfect Game following senior season ... Also named 2015 Hon-orable Mention All-America by Perfect Game ... Listed as the 108th-best prospect nationally by Perfect Game ... Tabbed as the 20th-best prospect in North Carolina by MaxPreps.com following senior year ... Two-time Max-Preps.com Player-of-the-Game in baseball (2014/1, 2015/1) ... Member of Greenfield soccer team where he was a four-time MaxPreps.com Player-of-the-Game in 2014 ... ... Participated in several showcase events includ-ing 2014 Atlantic Coast Top Prospect Showcase (kannapolis, N.C.) and 2014 East Coast Professional Showcase (Syracuse, N.Y.) … Personal: Full name is Dwanya Malik-Lesean Williams-Sutton ... Son of Latosha Williams and Al Sutton ... Born July 10, 1997 in Wilson, N.C. ... Has two siblings (Dia Dien and Imani) ... Intended major is communications ... Two-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll member (Fall 2015 and Fall 2016) … Named to Ameri-can Athletic Conference All-Academic Team (2016).

CAREER HIGHS - at-bats: 5 (6x - last vs. Texas Tech 6/11/16); runs: 4 at Con-necticut (5/7/16); hits: 4 (2x – last at UCF 5/21/16); RBI: 3 (3x – last at Con-necticut 5/8/16); home runs: 1 (5x – last at UCF 5/21/16); stolen bases: 2 vs. N.C. A&T (2/23/16).

Williams-Sutton’s Career Batting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG2016 56 55 178 31 64 11 4 5 27 98 26 47 7-12 .360Totals 56 55 178 31 64 11 4 5 27 98 26 47 7-12 .360

33 Jacob Wolfe LHP | 6-0 | 197 | L/L | Sr. Haw River, N.C. | Southern Alamance

All conference candidate that owns an 11-6 career record in 44 games (32 starts) … Will vie for a start-ing spot in the weekend rotation … Sports a 3.12 ca-reer ERA in 184.2 innings … 2016: Started 17 games

for the Pirates as a member of the weekend rotation … Posted a 6-4 record with a 2.95 ERA … Allowed 40 runs (29 earned) on 81 hits with 57 strikeouts and 32 walks in 88.1 innings … Two-time American Athletic Conference Play-er-of-the-Week selection (Feb. 29 and May 9) … Tossed first career com-plete game at Connecticut (May 8) with a career-high nine strikeouts … Worked into the sixth inning of a game eight times (seven-plus six times) … Registered eight quality starts (6.0 IP and 3 ERs or less) and has 17 for his career … Earned wins against Longwood, Virginia, UNC Wilmington, Tulane and Connecticut (twice) … Allowed two or fewer runs in 10 of 17 outings (no runs three times) … Fanned multiple batters 11 times (five or more on six oc-casions) … Held opponents to five or fewer hits in 11 of 17 starts … Ranked among the league leaders in games started (t1st), pickoffs (6/second) and wins (t8th) … Opposing batters hit at a .251 clip against him … ECU post-ed a 9-7 record in games he started … Induced 67 fly outs and 119 ground outs (0.6 ratio) with nine double plays … Issued two or less walks 12 times … Threw a career-high 139 pitches at Connecticut in his complete game ef-fort … Suffered losses against Tennessee, Jacksonville, Houston and Texas Tech … Started Charlottesville Regional Final against William & Mary (June 5) allowing three runs (all earned) on five hits in 3.0 innings … In league play, posted a 3-1 record with a 2.76 ERA in eight starts … Allowed 21 runs (14 earned) on 39 hits with 29 strikeouts to 19 walks in 45.2 innings … 2015: Made 17 appearances (15 starts) as a sophomore ... Posted a 5-2 record with

one save and a 3.35 ERA ... Allowed 45 runs (33 earned) on 87 hits with 54 strikeouts and 20 walks in 88.2 innings ... Got first career start against No. 2 Virginia (Feb. 14) ... Picked up first career win vs. Monmouth (Mar. 27) toss-ing six scoreless innings with six strikeouts in game two of a doublehead-er (third career start) ... Also picked up wins against Campbell (April 7), UCF (April 26), Cincinnati (May 16) and Connecticut (May 23) in the AAC Tour-nament, where he allowed one run (earned) over seven innings with six strikeouts ... Had eight quality starts (6.0 IP and 3 ERs or less), which tied Reid Love for second on the club (Evan kruczynski had 10) ... Credited with first career save at Connecticut (April 19) tossing an inning of scoreless relief ... Worked into the sixth inning nine times with a season-high seven innings against Connecticut twice (May 3 and May 23) ... Registered multiple strike-outs 14 times with a career-best six on three occasions (Monmouth/Mar. 7, NC State/April 21, Connecticut/May 23) ... Allowed two or less runs in a start nine times (one or less three times) ... Held opponents to five or fewer hits in a contest in 8 of 15 starts ... Stood among The American leaders in pick-offs (t3rd/3), starts (fifth) and fewest walks allowed (sixth) ... Held oppos-ing hitters to a .257 composite batting average ... Induced 55 fly outs and 141 ground outs (0.4 ratio) with seven double plays ... Picked off three run-ners (Elon/Mar. 14, VCU/Mar. 21, Houston/May 10) ... Ranked among the team leaders (top 5) in pickoffs (second), starts (second), innings pitched (third), strikeouts (third), wins (t3rd), win-loss percentage (fourth), opposing BA (fifth) and appearances (t5th) ... ECU posted an 11-4 record in his 15 starts ... Allowed a season-high eight runs against No. 2 Virginia (Feb. 14) ... In league play posted a 2-1 record with one save in seven outings (five starts) ... Sur-rendered 16 runs (13 earned) on 29 hits in 31.2 innings sporting a 3.69 ERA ... Pirates outscored opponents 101-80 in games he appeared on the mound … 2014: Appeared in 10 games out of the bullpen during initial year with the program ... Made collegiate debut against James Madison (Feb. 15) facing two batters recording an out and walking one ... Sported the fourth-lowest ERA on the squad (2.35) ... Allowed three runs (two earned) on 12 hits with six strikeouts to four walks in 7.2 innings ... Tossed a season-high 3.2 innings against Marshall (Mar. 8) in game one of doubleheader surrendering a run on four hits ... Situational hurler that didn’t allow a run in 8 of 10 appearanc-es ... Allowed 3 of 7 inherited runners to score ... Held opposing hitters to a .375 composite batting average ... Fanned at least one batter in six outings ... Surrendered one of fewer hits on seven occasions (no hits four times) ... Worked 1.1 innings against UTSA in the Conference Championships allowing a pair of hits with a walk and strikeout ... Recorded a pair of assists ... Did not allow an extra base hit … 2014 Summer: Played for the Asheboro Copper-heads in the Coastal Plain League ... Appeared in 11 games out of the bullpen posting an 0-1 record with a 2.77 ERA ... Allowed seven runs (four earned) in 13.0 innings to go along with eight punch-outs … Southern Alamance High School: Four-year letterwinner for coach Jason Smith ... Helped the Patriots to 86 wins over a four-year span, which included three consecutive Metro 4A Conference titles and four state playoff appearances ... Sported a 13-4 career record with 133 strikeouts ... Winning pitcher in all three Metro 4A Conference Championships games ... Earned all-conference honors and was named Patriots Most Outstanding Pitcher as a junior ...Posted a 2.63 record with 25 strikeouts as a senior ... Following senior campaign was listed as the fifth-best left-hander and 56th overall prospect in North Carolina by Per-fect Game ... Garnered 2013 Preseason Honorable Mention All-Atlantic Re-gion honors from Perfect Game ... Played summer ball for Coach Chris Smith and Yak Baseball ... Participated in 2011 PG WWBA South Qualifier (Austin, Texas), 2010-12 PG WWBA 2013 Grads/17U National Championships (Mariet-ta, Ga.) and Impact Futures Game (2010, 2012) ... NCHSAA Scholar Athlete (2010), three-time All-Metro Conference Academic Team member (2011-13)


and three-time honor roll member (2010, 2012-13) … Personal: Full name is Jacob Lee Wolfe ... Born Feb. 27, 1995 ... Son of Julie and Larry Wolfe ... Ma-joring in sport studies with a minor in business administration … Named to ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll in the Fall of 2016.

CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 9.0 at Connecticut (5/8/16); strikeouts: 9 at Connecticut (5/8/16); walks: 5 vs. Connecticut (5/3/15); hits: 8 vs. NC State (4/21/15); runs: 8 vs. Virginia-1 (2/14/15); earned runs: 5 at Houston (5/10/15).

Wolfe’s Career Pitching StatisticsYEAR G GS CG W L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2014 10 0 0 0 0 0 7.1 12 3 2 4 6 2.352015 17 15 0 5 2 1 88.2 87 45 33 20 54 3.352016 17 17 1 6 4 0 88.1 81 40 29 32 57 2.95Totals 44 32 1 11 6 1 184.2 180 88 64 56 117 3.12

3 Charlie Yorgen INF | 5-10 | 195 | L/R | Sr. Richmond, Va. | St. Christopher’s

All-conference candidate that will open the season at second base for the third-straight year ... Solid all-around player ... Very sound defensively and can play multiple positions in the infield ... Handles

the bat well ... Enters senior season having started 167 consecutive games … 2016: Named to Charlottesville All-Regional Team after batting .600 (9-for-15) with a home run, two doubles, four RBI and four runs scored … His nine hits were second-most by any player in regional action (Rice’s Grayson Lewis had 10 in the Baton Rouge Regional) … Started all 62 games (61/2B, 1/3B) … Batted .262 (61-for-233) with a home run, 22 RBI and 33 runs scored … Stuck out 31 times while walking 24 … Was hit by a pitch seven times on the season … Tallied a team-best 16 sacrifices (2/SF, 14/SH) … Stole 6 of 9 bases … Recorded a career-best four hits twice (N.C. A&T and Virginia) … Stands sixth on ECU’s all-time assists chart with 476 … Ranks among league leaders in sac hits (second), total plate appearances (280/sixth) … Committed five errors in 293 chances for a .983 fielding percent-age … Recorded 118 putouts, 170 assists and turned 33 double plays … Tal-lied 16 multi-hit and two multi-RBI games … Hit primarily in the second spot of the line up (51 games) … Belted lone home run of the season against William & Mary in the Charlottesville Regional Final – a two-run shot … Registered one game-wining hit (RBI single), which came in the fifth inning at Memphis (April 15) … Scored at least one run in 27 games (multiple five times) … Had a least one hit in 39 of 62 games … Collected a seven-game hit streak from March 2-11 where he batted .360 (9-for-25) with four RBI and four runs scored … Hit streak coincided with a sea-son-long 14 game on-base streak … Drove in at least one run in 20 contests … His 12 doubles ranked fourth on the team … Drew at least one walk 21 times with a season-best two against Rice, Tulane and UNC Wilmington … Started all eight postseason games where he batted .342 (12-for-35) with four multi-hit games, one home run, four RBI and six runs scored … Col-lected just one hit in the Lubbock Super Regional … In league play, batted .218 (19-for-87) with nine RBI and 10 runs scored in 24 games … 2015: Only Pirate to start all 62 games (second base) ... Batted .283 (62-for-219) with four home runs, eight doubles, 27 RBI and 35 runs scored ... One of five reg-ulars to draw more walks (31) than strikeout (29) ... Swiped 8 of 13 bases (61.5 percent) ... Opened the season reaching base in 26 consecutive games (Feb. 13-Mar. 25), which was a personal best and team-high sea-

sonal mark ... In all, reached base safely in 56 of 62 games ... Belted first ca-reer home run at Elon (Mar. 13), which was a solo shot in the first inning ... Also hit home runs against UNC Wilmington (Mar. 24), Connecticut (May 3) and Cincinnati (May 16) ... Registered the third longest hit streak of the sea-son (12 games) from Feb. 27-Mar. 14 ... During streak, batted .326 (15-for-46) with seven RBI and nine runs ... Also added a pair of five and four game streaks ... Drew a career-high three walks at Elon (Mar. 15) ... Was hit three times against Houston (May 24) in the AAC Championship game -- also a career-high ... Legged out 10 bunt singles, which led the club ... Stole bases against Cincinnati, Connecticut, Elon, Houston (two), NC State and UNC Greensboro (two) ... Scored at least one run in 26 games (multiple nine times) ... Reached base via a hit in 43 contests ... Recorded an RBI in 21 games, while drawing a free pass 25 times ... Rank third on the club with 18 multi-hit games ... Tied for fifth with six multi-RBI contests ... Registered three game-winning RBI (Princeton/Mar. 17, UCF/May 20, Connecticut/May 23) ... His RBI single in the ninth against the knights was his first career walk-off and fourth for the Pirates in 2015 ... Led the AAC in sac bunts (16), while ranking fourth in assists (178) and seventh in fielding double plays (39) ... AAC Honor Roll selection (April 2) ... Registered four or more assists in a game 21 times with a season-high six on four occasions ... Recorded three or more putouts six times with a season-high five at No. 21 Houston (May 20) ... Team leader in seven offensive categories (at-bats, games started, sac bunts, stolen bases, total plate appearances, total sacrifices and walks) ... Also ranked among the program leaders (top 5) in 13 other statistical columns ... Collected six two-out RBI ... Committed seven errors in 272 chances for a .974 fielding percentage ... Recorded 87 putouts and 178 assists -- the latter ranking ninth on ECU’s single-season charts ... Batted primarily in the two-hole (46 of 62 games) ... In league play, batted .333 (28-for-84) with a pair of home runs, thee doubles, nine RBI and 12 runs scored ... His batting average in conference action ranked third on the team ... Hit at a .417 (5-or-12) clip in the AAC Tournament and scored three runs in four starts ... Also started both games in the Coral Gables Regional where he batted .125 (1-for-8) … 2014: Earned Conference USA All-Freshman Team honors following initial season with the Pirates ... Played in 43 games - all starts at second base ... Batted .287 (46-for-160) ranking fourth on the team ... Legged out five extra base hits (4/2Bs, 1/3B) ... Drove in 16 while scoring 25 runs ... Had more walks (16) than strikeouts (14) ... Made colle-giate debut against Wake Forest (Mar. 12) getting the start at second base ... Collected first RBI when he reached on a fielders choice against the Demon Deacons ... Recorded first collegiate hit against Tulane (Mar. 14) where he was 1-for-3 with a run scored and a walk ... Named C-USA Hitter-of-the- Week on March 31 following ECU’s perfect 4-0 week ... From Mar. 26-30 batted a team-best .538 (7-for-13) helping extend the Pirates’ win-ning streak to seven games ... During that span he slugged .692, had a .625 on-base percentage while leading the club with seven hits and five RBI ... Collected at least one hit in all four games including a career-best three against UMBC (Mar. 28) in game one of the doubleheader ... Also drove in at least one run in 3 of 4 contests with a career-best three also against UMBC ... Ranked fifth on the team with four sacrifice hits ... Stole 4 of 11 bases (Wake Forest, Middle Tennessee, North Carolina, Florida Atlantic) ... Credited with game-winning RBI against UMBC (Mar. 30) and UNC (April 29) ... Drove in Dylan Brown from second base against UMBC with a triple down the right field line in the bottom of the eighth inning for a 2-1 victo-ry ... Against the Tar Heels laced an RBI single up the middle off Taylore Cherry in the top of the seventh frame scoring Garrett Brooks from second for the Pirates lone run in a 1-0 at Boshamer Stadium ... Recorded 12 multi-hit games to rank third on the club ... Collected a career-best three hits


twice (UMBC, Old Dominion) ... Drove in multiple runs three times (UMBC/3, ODU/2, Southern Miss/2)... Scored at least one run in 20 contests with two runs five times ... Drew multiple walks three times (N.C. Central, NC State, Florida Atlantic) ... Had a season-high seven plate appearances on three occasions ... Hit safely in a season-long nine games (April 12-25) where he batted .383 (13-for-34) with three doubles, four RBI, eight runs and three multi-hit games ... Also added a six game and a pair of four-game hit streaks ... Reached base safely in a career-best 15-straight games (April 6-29) ... ECU posted a 25-18 record in his 43 starts ... Recorded four two-out RBI to rank fourth among returning players in 2015 ... Batted in the bottom third of the lineup in 27 contests before moving to the leadoff spot on April 26 at Florida Atlantic ... Ranked among the team leaders (top 5) in steal at-tempts (first), assists (third), on-base percentage (3rd/.367), hit by pitcher (t3rd/4), steals (t3rd), average (t4th), runs (fourth), sac bunts (5th/4) and chances (fifth) ... Committed 12 errors in 203 chances for a .941 fielding per-centage ... Recorded 63 putouts, 128 assists and turned 24 double plays ... Registered at least four assists on 14 occasions with a season-high eight vs. Wake Forest ... Recorded three or more putouts eight times with a sea-son-high five against Virginia Commonwealth (Mar. 19) ... In league play, batted .225 (23-for-102) with three doubles, five RBI and 12 runs in 27 starts … 2014 Summer: Played for the Wilson Tobs of the Coastal Plain League ... Appeared in 12 games making nine starts at second base where he batted .148 (4-for-27) with four RBI and two runs scored … St. Christopher’s High School: Eight-time letterwinner (baseball 4, basketball 4) ... Helped coach Tony Szymendera and the Patriots claim the 2013 Virginia State Champion-ship ... Also member of the 2010 and 2013 Virginia Prep League Champion-ship squads ... Made three state playoff appearances including the finals in 2010 (runner-up) and 2013 (champions) ... As a junior batted .320 with two home runs and 36 runs ... Set the school’s single-season record with 32 walks ... Stole 19 bases, which ranks as the second most in single-season

history ... Earned Virginia All-State and Prep League honors ... Named 2012 Preseason Third-Team Underclassmen All-American by Perfect Game ... During senior campaign was named Virginia State Player-of-the-Year after batting .333 with 27 runs, 14 RBI and 14 stolen bases ... Also named to sec-ond-straight Virginia All-State and Prep League teams ... Listed as the ninth-best prospect in the state of Virginia (second-best shortstop) by Per-fect Game ... Rated as the 369th-best player in the country by Perfect Game ... Garnered Preseason First-Team All-Atlantic Regional honors ... Played summer ball with Bryce Harman and the Richmond Braves National Team for Coach Tommy Mayers ... Participated in the 2011-12 PG WWBA World Championships (Jupiter, Fla.), 2010-11 PG WWBA Underclassmen World Championships (Ft. Myers, Fla.), 2012 17U PG BCS Finals (Ft. Myers, Fla.) and 2010 12 PG WWBA 2013 Grads National Championship (Marietta, Ga.) ... Named to Perfect Game Mid-Atlantic Dream Team ... Academic Merit’s List for three-straight years … Personal: Full name is Charles Thomas Yorgen ... Born July 28, 1994 ... Son of Steve and Barb Yorgen ... Majoring in business management ... Seven-time ECU Director of Athletics Honor Roll recipient (Fall 2013-present) ... 2014 Conference USA Academic Medal Winner and Honor Roll member ... Two-time American Athletic Conference All-Aca-demic Team (2015-16).

CAREER HIGHS - at-bats: 7 (3x - last at Southern Miss 5/21/14); runs: 2 (18x - last vs. William & Mary 6/5/16); hits: 4 (2x - last vs. Virginia 6/4/16); RBI: 3 vs. UMBC-1 (3/28/14); home runs: 1 (5x - last vs. William & Mary 6/5/16); stolen bases: 1 (18x - last at UCF 5/10/16).

Yorgen’s Career Batting StatisticsYEAR G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB-ATT AVG2014 43 43 160 25 46 4 1 0 16 52 16 14 4-11 .2882015 62 62 219 35 62 8 0 4 27 82 31 29 8-13 .2832016 62 62 233 333 61 12 0 1 22 76 24 31 6-9 .262Totals 167 167 612 93 169 24 1 5 65 210 71 74 18-33 276

THIRD-YEAR HEAD COACH Cliff Godwin has made it a priority for his players to become well-rounded student-athletes on the field, in the classroom and community. Since the beginning of the 2015 fall semester, the Pirates have volunteered over 2,000 hours working with programs in the Pitt County area such as the Food

Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, Team IMPACT, Riley’s Army, Cypress Glenn Retirement Community Flood Relief, Red Cross, First Born Community Development Center and the James, ACES for Autism, Make-A-Wish Foundation and the James and Connie Maynard Children’s Hospital.

FALL 2016 TALLY SHEET (863.5 HOURS)• Team IMPACT (Rhettec Galaska Draft Day)• Make-A-Wish (James Elpers Reveal)• Cypress Glenn Retirement Community

Flood Relief - 148 hours• Fifth Annual On the Run with

Riley’s Army 5k - 111 hours• Food Bank of Central & Eastern

North Carolina - 109 hours• First Born Community Development

Center Turkey Pack - 105 hours

Baseball In The Community


Opponents


Ole Miss Feb. 17-19 at Ole Miss

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oxford, Miss .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24,250Chancellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . Jeffrey S . VitterAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ross BjorkConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Southeastern (SEC)Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RebelsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cardinal Red & Navy BlueHome Field (Capacity) . . Oxford-University Stadium/

Swayze Field (10,323)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike Bianco

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .630-370-1 (16)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 730-441-1 (19)2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43-19Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . 18-12 (4th/West)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oxford Regional (0-2)All-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . . .First MeetingBaseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Adam kuffnerOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(662) 915-7031E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . kuffner@olemiss .edu

2017 Opponents

Campbell Feb. 22 at Campbell | May 16 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Buies Creek, N .C .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,790President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . J . Bradley CreedAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob RollerConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Big SouthNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fighting CamelsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Orange & BlackHome Field (Capacity) . . . Jim Perry Stadium (1,500)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Justin Haire

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58-52 (2)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-27Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-11 (5th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 64-25Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason WilliamsOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (910) 814-4367E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . jwilliams@campbell .edu

La Salle Feb. 24-26 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia, Pa .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,203President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Colleen Hanycz, Ph .D .Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill BradshawConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Atlantic 10Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ExplorersColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Blue & GoldHome Field (Capacity) Hank DeVincent Field (1,000)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Lake

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182-285-2 (9)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-39Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-18 (13th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . . Series tied 1-1Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe ScarponeOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (215) 991-2886E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . scarponej1@student .lasalle .edu

Elon Mar. 1 at ECU | Mar. 20 at Elon

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elon, N .C .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,029President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr . Leo M . LambertAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave BlankConference . . . . . . . . . . . Colonial Athletic AssociationNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PhoenizColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maroon & GoldHome Field (Capacity) . . . . . . .Walter C . Latham Park

(2,000)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike kennedy

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 655-782 (20)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-29Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-10 (3rd)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 46-33-1*Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris RashOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (336) 278-6712E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .crash@elon .edu

*ECU’s won on Mar. 30, 2010 later vacated due to NCAA sanctions


2017 OpponentsWestern Carolina Mar. 3 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cullowhee, N .C .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10,382Chancellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . David O . BelcherAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Randy EatonConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SouthernNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CatamountsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purple & GoldHome Field (Capacity) . . .Ronnie G . Childress Field at

Hennon Stadium (1,500)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bobby Moranda

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284-225-2 (9)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-31Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . 15-9 (t2nd)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clemson Regional (1-2)All-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . .ECU leads 15-2Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Daniel HookerOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (828) 227-2339E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . dhooker@email .wcu .edu

*ECU’s won on Mar. 7, 2010 later vacated due to NCAA sanctions

St. John’s Mar. 4 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Queens, N .Y .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,881President . . . . . . Conrado “Bobby” Gempesaw, Ph .D .Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anton GoffConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BIG EASTNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Red StormColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Red & WhiteHome Field (Capacity) . . Jack kaiser Stadium (3,500)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ed Blankmeyer

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . .716-447-42 (21)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28-26-1Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-9 (4th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 8-4Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew O’ConnellOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (718) 990-1522E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . oconnela@stjohns .edu

Appalachian State Mar. 5 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boone, N .C .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18,295Chancellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr . Sheri N . EvertsAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug GillinConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sun BeltNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MountaineersColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Black & GoldHome Field (Capacity) Beaver Field at Jim and Bettie

Smith Stadium (827)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . kermit Smith

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . First YearW-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244-134 (7)2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-36Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-21 (11th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 16-5Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew ClausenOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (828) 262-7166E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . clausenac@appstate .edu

College of Charleston Mar. 7-8 at CofC

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Charleston, S .C .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,531President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Glenn F . McConnellAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe HullConference . . . . . . . . . . . Colonial Athletic AssociationNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CougarsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maroon & WhiteHome Field (Capacity) . . . . . . . Patriots Point (2,000)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt Heath

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-26-1 (1)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-26-1Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-12 (6th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 7-4Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Whitney NobleOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (843) 953-3683E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . noblew@cofc .edu


Charlotte Mar. 10-12 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Charlotte, N .C .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28,062Chancellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr . Philip DuboisAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judy RoseConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Conference USANickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49ersColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Green & WhiteHome Field (Capacity) . . . Robert and Mariam Hayes

Stadium (3,200)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Loren Hibbs

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 730-603-4 (24)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23-32Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-17 (8th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 22-5Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sean FoxOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (704) 687-1023E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . sean .fox@uncc .edu

Duke Mar. 15 at Duke | May 10 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Durham, N .C .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,485President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . Richard H . BrodheadAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . kevin WhiteConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Atlantic Coast (ACC)Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blue DevilsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Duke Blue & WhiteHome Field (Capacity) . . .Durham Bulls Athletic Park

(10,000)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Pollard

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .123-100 (4)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .508-418-3 (17)2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33-24Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . 14-15 (3rd/Coastal)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Columbia Regional (0-2)All-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 34-12-1Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ashley WolfeOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (919) 668-4396E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . awolf@duaa .duke .edu

North Carolina Mar. 22 at ECU | April 4 at UNC

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chapel Hill, N .C .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29,084Chancellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carol FoltAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bubba CunninghamConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Atlantic Coast (ACC)Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tar HeelsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carolina Blue & WhiteHome Field (Capacity) . . Boshamer Stadium (5,000)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Fox

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 797-346-1 (18)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,336-487-5 (33)2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-21Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . .13-7 (5th/Coastal)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . UNC leads 47-27Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bobby HundleyOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (919) 843-5678E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .bhundley@unc .edu

Mercer Mar. 17-19 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Macon, Ga .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,557President . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr . Williams D . UnderwoodAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jim ColeConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SouthernNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BearsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Orange & BlackHome Field (Capacity) . . . . Claude Smith Field (500)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Craig Gibson

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 431-314 (13)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38-23Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-8 (1st)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . . .First MeetingBaseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Patrick WalshOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (478) 301-5209E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .walsh_pt@mercer .edu

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Towson Mar. 24-26 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Towson, Md .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22,499President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr . kim SchatznelAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim LeonardConference . . . . . . . . . . . Colonial Athletic AssociationNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .TigersColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gold, White & BlackHome Field (Capacity) John B . Schuerholz Park (500)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Gottlieb

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 713-787-10 (29)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-35Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . 10-14 (t7th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 2-0Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John BrushOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (410) 704-3102E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . jbrush@towson .edu

Liberty Mar. 28 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lynchburg, Va .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,000President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jerry FalwellAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ian McCawConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Big SouthNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FlamesColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Red, White & BlueHome Field (Capacity) . . . . Liberty Baseball Stadium

(2,500)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scott Jackson

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . First YearW-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-28Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . 12-12 (t6th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 6-5Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ryan BombergerOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (434) 582-2292E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rbomberger@liberty .edu

Houston April 7-9 at Houston

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Houston, TexasEnrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40,750President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . Renu khatorAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hunter YurachekConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American AthleticNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CougarsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scarlet & WhiteHome Field (Capacity) . . . . . . . . Cougar Field (3,500)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Todd Whitting

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .208-150-1 (6)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-23Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-12 (5th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . .ECU leads 26-24-1Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Allison McClainOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (713) 743-9406E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ammcclai@central .uh .edu

Connecticut Mar. 31-April 2 at ECU | May 18-20 at UConn

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Storrs, Conn .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30,474President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Susan HerbstAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David BenedictConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American AthleticNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HuskiesColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Navy & WhiteHome Field (Capacity) . . . J .O . Christian Field (2,000)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Penders

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 455-320-4 (13)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38-25Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-9 (3rd)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gainesville Regional (1-2)All-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 34-7Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris JonesOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (860) 486-3531E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . christopher .jones@uconn .edu

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UNC Wilmington April 11 at ECU | April 18 at UNCW

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wilmington, N .C .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,300Chancellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . Jose “Zito” SartarelliAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jimmy BassConference . . . . . . . . . . . Colonial Athletic AssociationNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SeahawksColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Teal, Gold & NavyHome Field (Capacity) . . . . . . . . .Brooks Field (3,500)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Scalf

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 840-624-1 (25)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41-19Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-6 (1st)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Columbia Regional (2-2)All-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 73-59Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom RiordanOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (910) 962-4009E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . riordant@uncw .edu

UCF April 13-15 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Orlando, Fla .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60,810President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . John C . HittAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Danny WhiteConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American AthleticNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . knightsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Black & GoldHome Field (Capacity) . . . . Jay Berman Field (3,600)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Greg Lovelady

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124-56 (3)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-33Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-16 (t7th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 29-10Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill MorrisonOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (407) 823-2464E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . wmorrison@athletics .ucf .edu

Cincinnati April 21-23 at Cincinnati

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cincinnati, OhioEnrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44,338President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beverly J . DavenportAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike BohnConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American AthleticNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BearcatsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Red & BlackHome Field (Capacity) Marge Schott Stadium (3,085)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ty Neal

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63-102-1 (3)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-30-1Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . 13-10-1 (4th)Post-Season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 12-4-1Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alex LangeOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(513) 556-5145E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . alex .lange@uc .edu

NC State April 26 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Raleigh, N .C .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34,009Chancellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr . Randy WoodsonAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Deborah A . YowConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Atlantic Coast (ACC)Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .WolfpackColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Red & WhiteHome Field (Capacity) . . . . . . . . . . Doak Field (2,500)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elliott Avent

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .755-465 (20)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .980-675 (28)2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38-22Conference Record (Finish) . . . . 15-13 (t3rd/Atlantic)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Raleigh Regional (3-2)All-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . .NCSU leads 67-40Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cavan FosnesOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (919) 896-1863E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .cafosnes@ncsu .edu

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Tulane April 28-30 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Orleans, La .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13,449President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael FittsAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Troy DannenConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American AthleticNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Green WaveColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Olive Green & Sky BlueHome Field (Capacity) . . . . . Turchin Stadium (5,000)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Travis Jewett

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . First YearW-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41-21Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-7(1st)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oxford Regional (2-2)All-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . .Tulane leads 30-22Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Eric HollierOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (504) 314-7219E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ehollier1@tulane .edu

USF May 5-7 at USF

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tampa, Fla .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48,793President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr . Judy GenshaftAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark HarlanConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American AthleticNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BullsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Green & GoldHome Field (Capacity) . USF Baseball Stadium (3,211)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark kingston

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68-59-1 (2)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Same2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-33Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-16 (t7th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . . ECU leads 15-8Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike RadomskiOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 974-7099E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .mradomski@usf .edu

Memphis May 12-14 at ECU

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn .Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21,059President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr . M . David RuddAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tom BowenConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American AthleticNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .TigersColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Royal Blue & GrayHome Field (Capacity) . . . . . . . . . FedEx Park (2,000)Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Daron Schoenrock

W-L at School (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .332-363 (12)W-L Overall (Years) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 357-415 (17)2016 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-39Conference Record (Finish) . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-15 (6th)Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NoneAll-Time Series vs. ECU . . . . . . . . . . . .ECU leads 28-16Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .kevin RodriguezOffice Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (901) 678-5108E-mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . krdrguez@memphis .edu

2017 Opponents


Opponent W L T Last

Alabama 2 1 0 2012

Albany 6 0 0 2015

American 8 1 1 1986

Amherst 1 0 0 1965

Appalachian State 16 5 0 2004

Arizona State 0 5 0 2005

Auburn 1 1 0 1990

Ball State 3 0 0 2001

Barton 47 5 0 1994

Binghamton 4 0 0 2009

Boston College 1 0 0 2013

Bowling Green 0 1 1 1963

Brown 1 1 1 1968

Bryant 1 0 0 2016

Buffalo 1 0 0 2011

Cal State Fullerton 3 3 0 2007

Cal State Northridge 0 1 0 2010

California Western 1 0 0 1963

Camp Lejeune 3 2 0 1964

Campbell 64 25 0 2015

Carson-Newman 1 0 0 1963

Catawba 1 2 0 1982

Catholic 2 0 0 1982

Central Michigan 0 1 0 1987

Charleston Southern 13 4 0 2004

Charlotte 22 5 0 2014

Cincinnati 12 4 2 2016

Clemson 9 13 0 2005

Cleveland State 1 0 0 1988

Coastal Carolina 5 7 0 2008

Colby 2 0 0 1968

Colgate 1 0 0 1963

College of Charleston 7 4 0 2006

Columbia 1 1 0 2015

Connecticut 34 7 0 2016

Coppin State 3 0 0 1995

Cornell 3 1 0 2012

C .W . Post 0 1 0 1991

Dartmouth 9 2 0 1973

Davidson 25 6 0 1977

Davis & Elkins 3 1 0 1989

Delaware 13 4 0 2004

Delaware State 3 0 0 2011

Drexel 0 1 0 1995

Duke 34 12 1 2016

Eastern Connecticut St . 5 2 0 1979

Eastern kentucky 1 0 0 1985

Elon 46 33 1 2016

Erskine 6 2 0 1994

Fairfield 27 5 0 1992

Opponent W L T Last

FDU-Madison 1 0 0 1988

FIU 0 4 0 2015

Florida 0 4 0 1994

Florida Atlantic 2 2 0 2014

Florida State 3 5 0 1987

Fordham 2 0 0 1967

Frederick 1 0 0 1964

Furman 15 12 0 1977

Gardner-Webb 4 0 0 2013

George Mason 44 30 0 2016

George Washington 11 3 0 2000

Georgia 2 0 0 2005

Georgia Southern 10 12 0 2009

Georgia Tech 1 0 0 2003

Georgetown 1 1 0 1984

Grambling State 0 2 0 1963

Hartford 1 0 0 1993

Harvard 0 1 0 1980

High Point 29 15 0 2016

Houston 26 24 1 2016

Howard 20 0 0 1995

Illinois 1 0 0 2013

Illinois State 1 0 0 2001

Indiana 1 0 0 2009

Iona 0 1 0 1985

Ithaca 14 6 0 1971

Jacksonville 5 2 1 2016

James Madison 49 24 0 2014

kent State 1 1 0 1995

kentucky 1 0 0 1996

La Salle 1 1 0 1984

Le Moyne 1 0 0 2009

Liberty 6 5 0 2015

Longwood 3 0 0 2016

Louisiana-Lafayette 3 2 0 2009

Louisiana State 1 2 0 1999

Louisville 11 3 0 2012

Maine 0 1 0 1980

Marist 11 0 0 2006

Marshall 20 6 0 2014

Maryland 13 6 0 2016

Massachusetts 1 2 0 1966

Mass .-Dartmouth 2 1 0 1987

Mayville State 1 0 0 1963

Memphis 28 16 0 2016

Methodist 2 1 0 1979

Miami (Fla.) 2 3 0 2001

Michigan 4 0 0 2008

Middle Tennessee 2 1 0 2014

Opponent W L T Last

Milwaukee 3 0 0 2012

Mississippi State 0 1 0 1970

Monmouth (N.J.) 21 4 0 2016

Mount Olive 8 0 0 1998

Navy 7 0 0 2011

New Mexico State 1 0 0 2013

New York Tech 4 0 0 2002

New York University 2 0 0 1964

Norfolk State 4 0 0 2009

North Carolina 27 47 0 2016

North Carolina A&T 10 0 0 2016

UNC Asheville 10 5 0 2009

UNC Greensboro 8 8 0 2015

UNC Pembroke 10 7 0 1992

N .C . Central 3 0 0 2014

NC State 40 67 0 2016

N .C . Wesleyan 15 7 0 1994

UNC Wilmington 73 59 0 2016

Northwestern 1 1 0 1984

Ohio 17 1 0 1989

Ohio State 1 4 0 2014

Oklahoma State 1 1 0 2009

Old Dominion 29 33 0 2015

Oral Roberts 1 0 0 2012

Pace 3 0 0 2002

Penn State 4 0 0 2012

Pepperdine 3 3 0 2011

Pfeffier 3 1 0 1963

Pittsburgh 2 0 0 2014

Pittsburgh-Bradford 2 0 0 1986

Presbyterian 4 0 0 2008

Princeton 5 0 0 2015

Providence 3 0 0 1990

Purdue 4 3 0 2012

Quinnipiac 1 0 0 2008

Radford 19 3 0 2007

Rhode Island 4 0 0 2008

Rice 9 24 0 2016

Richmond 52 42 0 2009

Rider 7 0 0 1996

Rutgers 4 0 0 2011

Saint Augustine’s 15 3 0 1993

Saint Bonaventure 4 1 0 1988

Saint Louis 6 3 0 2005

Savannah State 3 0 0 2007

SE Louisiana 1 0 0 2016

Shippensburg 2 0 0 1974

Siena 3 0 0 2001

Slippery Rock 1 0 0 1986

Opponent W L T Last

South Alabama 1 1 1 1984

South Carolina 6 17 0 2010

Southern 1 0 0 1999

Southern Illinois 1 0 0 1963

Southern Miss 21 26 0 2014

Southern Vermont 2 0 0 1980

Springfield 3 2 0 1966

St. John’s 8 4 0 2015

Stetson 0 1 0 2003

Stony Brook 7 0 0 2012

TCU 4 10 0 2005

Temple 3 0 0 1994

Tennessee 1 3 0 2016

Texas Tech 1 2 0 2016

The Citadel 20 15 0 2008

Towson State 2 0 0 1995

Troy 0 1 0 2012

Tulane 22 30 0 2016

UAB 28 5 0 2013

UCF 29 10 0 2016

UCLA 1 5 0 2009

UMBC 4 0 0 2014

USF 15 8 0 2016

USTA 2 2 0 2014

UNLV 0 1 0 2005

Vanderbilt 0 1 0 1974

Vermont 3 0 0 1988

Villanova 1 1 0 1997

Virginia 23 30 0 2016

Va . Commonwealth 32 30 0 2015

Virginia State 11 1 0 1994

Virginia Tech 6 1 0 2006

Virginia Wesleyan 8 2 0 1986

VMI 24 1 0 2012

Wake Forest 12 7 0 2014

Washington 1 0 0 2007

Washington & Lee 1 0 0 1963

West Virginia 6 5 0 2010

Western Carolina 15 2 0 2012

Western kentucky 1 0 0 2014

Wichita State 0 1 0 1991

William & Mary 76 19 0 2016

Winona State 1 0 0 1963

Winthrop 2 3 0 2001

Yale 8 0 0 1997

Youngstown State 10 0 0 2000

Bold denotes 2017 opponents

Record vs. All-Time Opponents


America East (22-1-0)Opponent GP W L TAlbany 6 6 0 0Binghamton 4 4 0 0Hartford 1 1 0 0Maine 1 0 1 0Stony Brook 7 7 0 0UMass Lowell 0 0 0 0UMBC 4 4 0 0

American Athletic (166-99-3)Opponent GP W L TCincinnati 18 12 4 2Connecticut 41 34 7 0Houston 51 26 24 1Memphis 44 28 16 0Tulane 52 22 30 0UCF 39 29 10 0USF 23 15 8 0

Atlantic Coast (171-188-1)Opponent GP W L TBoston College 1 1 0 0Clemson 24 9 13 0Duke 47 34 12 1Florida State 8 3 5 0Georgia Tech 1 1 0 0Louisville 14 11 3 0Miami (Fla .) 5 2 3 0North Carolina 74 27 47 0NC State 107 40 67 0Notre Dame 0 0 0 0Pittsburgh 2 2 0 0Virginia 53 23 30 0Virginia Tech 7 6 1 0Wake Forest 19 12 7 0

Atlantic Sun (5-3-1)Opponent GP W L TFlorida Gulf Coast 0 0 0 0Jacksonville 8 5 2 1kennesaw State 0 0 0 0Lipscomb 0 0 0 0North Florida 0 0 0 0Northern kentucky 0 0 0 0S .C . Upstate 0 0 0 0Stetson 1 0 1 0

Atlantic 10 (182-118-0)Opponent GP W L TDavidson 31 25 6 0Dayton 0 0 0 0Fordham 2 2 0 0

George Mason 74 44 30 0George Washington 14 11 3 0La Salle 2 1 1 0Massachusetts 3 1 2 0Rhode Island 4 4 0 0Richmond 94 52 42 0Saint Joseph’s 0 0 0 0Saint Louis 9 6 3 0St . Bonaventure 5 4 1 0Virginia Commonwealth 62 32 30 0

Big East (10-6-0)Opponent GP W L TButler 0 0 0 0Creighton 0 0 0 0Georgetown 2 1 1 0Seton Hall 0 0 0 0St . John’s 12 8 4 0Villanova 2 1 1 0Xavier 0 0 0 0

Big South (183-68-0)Opponent GP W L TCampbell 89 64 25 0Charleston Southern 17 13 4 0Coastal Carolina 12 5 7 0Gardner-Webb 4 4 0 0High Point 44 29 15 0Liberty 11 6 5 0Longwood 3 3 0 0Presbyterian 4 4 0 0Radford 22 19 3 0

UNC Asheville 15 10 5 0VMI 25 24 1 0Winthrop 5 2 3 0

Big Ten (33-14-0)Opponent GP W L TIllinois 1 1 0 0Indiana 1 1 0 0Iowa 0 0 0 0Maryland 19 13 6 0Michigan 4 4 0 0Michigan State 0 0 0 0Minnesota 0 0 0 0Nebraska 0 0 0 0Northwestern 2 1 1 0Ohio State 5 1 4 0Penn State 4 4 0 0Purdue 7 4 3 0Rutgers 4 4 0 0Wisconsin 0 0 0 0

Big 12 (12-18-0)Opponent GP W L TBaylor 0 0 0 0kansas 0 0 0 0kansas State 0 0 0 0Oklahoma 0 0 0 0Oklahoma State 2 1 1 0TCU 14 4 10 0Texas 0 0 0 0Texas Tech 3 1 2 0West Virginia 11 6 5 0

Record vs. The Conferences

Richard Narron (1967 All-American)


Big West (3-4-0)Opponent GP W L TCal Poly 0 0 0 0Cal State Fullerton 6 3 3 0Cal State Northridge 1 0 1 0Hawai’i 0 0 0 0Long Beach State 0 0 0 0UC Davis 0 0 0 0UC Irvine 0 0 0 0UC Riverside 0 0 0 0UC Santa Barbara 0 0 0 0

CAA (264-143-1)Opponent GP W L TCollege of Charleston 11 7 4 0Delaware 17 13 4 0Elon 80 46 33 1Hofstra 0 0 0 0James Madison 73 49 24 0Northeastern 0 0 0 0Towson 0 0 0 0UNC Wilmington 132 73 59 0William & Mary 95 76 19 0

Conference USA (139-109-0)Opponent GP W L TCharlotte 27 22 5 0FIU 4 0 4 0Florida Atlantic 4 2 2 0

Louisiana Tech 0 0 0 0Marshall 29 22 7 0Middle Tennessee 3 2 1 0Old Dominion 62 29 33 0Rice 33 9 24 0Southern Miss 47 21 26 0UAB 34 29 5 0UTSA 4 2 2 0Western kentucky 1 1 0 0

Independents (1-0-0)Opponent GP W L TLe Moyne 1 1 0 0

Great West (0-0-0)Opponent GP W L THouston Baptist 0 0 0 0NJIT 0 0 0 0NYIT 0 0 0 0

Horizon (14-0-0)Opponent GP W L TCleveland State 1 1 0 0Ill .-Chicago 0 0 0 0Milwaukee 3 3 0 0Oakland 0 0 0 0Valparaiso 0 0 0 0Wright State 0 0 0 0Youngstown State 10 10 0 0

Ivy League (27-6-1)Opponent GP W L TBrown 3 1 1 1Columbia 2 1 1 0Cornell 4 3 1 0Dartmouth 11 9 2 0Harvard 1 0 1 0Penn 0 0 0 0Princeton 5 5 0 0Yale 8 8 0 0

Metro Atlantic (70-10-0)Opponent GP W L TCanisius 0 0 0 0Fairfield 32 27 5 0Iona 1 0 1 0Manhattan 0 0 0 0Marist 11 11 0 0Monmouth 25 21 4 0Niagara 0 0 0 0Quinnipiac 1 1 0 0Rider 7 7 0 0St . Peter’s 0 0 0 0Siena 3 3 0 0

Mid-American (22-4-1)Opponent GP W L TAkron 0 0 0 0Ball State 3 3 0 0Bowling Green 2 0 1 1Buffalo 1 1 0 0Central Michigan 1 0 1 0Eastern Michigan 0 0 0 0kent State 2 1 1 0Miami (OH) 0 0 0 0Northern Illinois 0 0 0 0Ohio 18 17 1 0Toledo 0 0 0 0Western Michigan 0 0 0 0

MEAC (26-0-0)Opponent GP W L TBethune-Cookman 0 0 0 0Coppin State 3 3 0 0Delaware State 3 3 0 0Florida A&M 0 0 0 0Md .-East . Shore 0 0 0 0N .C . A&T 10 10 0 0NC Central 3 3 0 0Norfolk State 4 4 0 0Savannah State 3 3 0 0

Missouri Valley (2-1-0)Opponent GP W L TBradley 0 0 0 0Dallas Baptist 0 0 0 0

Corey Scott (2000 All-American)


Evansville 0 0 0 0Illinois State 1 1 0 0Indiana State 0 0 0 0Missouri State 0 0 0 0Southern Illinois 1 1 0 0Wichita State 1 0 1 0

Mountain West (0-1-0)Opponent GP W L TAir Force 0 0 0 0Fresno State 0 0 0 0Nevada 0 0 0 0New Mexico 0 0 0 0San Diego State 0 0 0 0San Jose State 0 0 0 0UNLV 1 0 1 0

Northeast (1-0-0)Opponent GP W L TBryant 1 1 0 0Central Conn . State 0 0 0 0Fairleigh Dickinson 0 0 0 0Long Island Brooklyn 0 0 0 0Mount St . Mary’s 0 0 0 0Sacred Heart 0 0 0 0Wagner 0 0 0 0

Ohio Valley (1-0-0)Opponent GP W L TAustin Peay 0 0 0 0Belmont 0 0 0 0Eastern Illinois 0 0 0 0Eastern kentucky 1 1 0 0Jacksonville State 0 0 0 0Morehead State 0 0 0 0Murray State 0 0 0 0SIU Edwardsville 0 0 0 0Southeast Missouri 0 0 0 0Tennessee Tech 0 0 0 0UT Martin 0 0 0 0

PAC-12 (2-10-0)Opponent GP W L TArizona 0 0 0 0Arizona State 5 0 5 0California 0 0 0 0Colorado 0 0 0 0Oregon 0 0 0 0Oregon State 0 0 0 0Stanford 0 0 0 0UCLA 6 1 5 0USC 0 0 0 0Utah 0 0 0 0Washington 1 1 0 0Washington State 0 0 0 0

Patriot League (7-0-0)Opponent GP W L TArmy 0 0 0 0Bucknell 0 0 0 0Holy Cross 0 0 0 0Lafayette 0 0 0 0Lehigh 0 0 0 0Navy 7 7 0 0

Southeastern (14-30-0)Opponent GP W L TAlabama 3 2 1 0Arkansas 0 0 0 0Auburn 2 1 1 0Florida 4 0 4 0Georgia 2 2 0 0kentucky 1 1 0 0LSU 3 1 2 0Mississippi 0 0 0 0Mississippi State 1 0 1 0Missouri 0 0 0 0South Carolina 23 6 17 0Tennessee 4 1 3 0Texas A&M 0 0 0 0Vanderbilt 0 0 1 0

Southern (82-38-0)Opponent GP W L TCitadel 35 20 15 0East Tennessee State 0 0 0 0

Furman 27 15 12 0Mercer 0 0 0 0Samford 0 0 0 0UNC Greensboro 16 8 8 0VMI 25 24 1 0Western Carolina 17 15 2 0Wofford 0 0 0 0

Southland (1-0-0)Opponent GP W L TAbilene Christian 0 0 0 0Central Arkansas 0 0 0 0UIW 0 0 0 0Lamar 0 0 0 0McNeese State 0 0 0 0New Orleans 0 0 0 0Nicholls State 0 0 0 0Northwestern State 0 0 0 0Sam Houston State 0 0 0 0SE Louisiana 1 1 0 0Stephen F . Austin 0 0 0 0A&M-Corpus Christi 0 0 0 0

SWAC (1-2-0)Opponent GP W L TAlabama A&M 0 0 0 0Alabama State 0 0 0 0Alcorn State 0 0 0 0Ark .-Pine Bluff 0 0 0 0Grambling State 2 0 2 0

Pat Watkins (1993 All-American)


Jackson State 0 0 0 0Mississippi Valley State 0 0 0 0Prairie View 0 0 0 0Southern 1 1 0 0Texas Southern 0 0 0 0

Summit (1-0-0)Opponent GP W L TIPFW 0 0 0 0North Dakota State 0 0 0 0Omaha 0 0 0 0Oral Roberts 1 1 0 0South Dakota State 0 0 0 0Western Illinois 0 0 0 0

Sun Belt (30-21-1)Opponent GP W L TAppalachian State 21 16 5 0Arkansas State 0 0 0 0

Georgia Southern 22 10 12 0Georgia State 0 0 0 0Louisiana-Lafayette 5 3 2 0Louisiana Monroe 0 0 0 0South Alabama 3 1 1 1Texas State 0 0 0 0Troy 1 0 1 0UALR 0 0 0 0UT Arlington 0 0 0 0

West Coast (3-3-0)Opponent GP W L TBYU 0 0 0 0Gonzaga 0 0 0 0Loyola Marymount 0 0 0 0Pacific 0 0 0 0Pepperdine 6 3 3 0Portland 0 0 0 0St . Mary’s (CA) 0 0 0 0

San Diego 0 0 0 0San Francisco 0 0 0 0Santa Clara 0 0 0 0

WAC (1-0-0)Opponent GP W L TCal State Bakersfield 0 0 0 0Chicago State 0 0 0 0Grand Canyon 0 0 0 0New Mexico State 1 1 0 0North Dakota 0 0 0 0Northern Colorado 0 0 0 0Sacramento State 0 0 0 0Seattle 0 0 0 0Texas-Pan American 0 0 0 0Utah Valley 0 0 0 0

* Wins from 2010 season that were vacated are not included in totals. Refer to pages 114 for complete 2010 schedule.

Joe Hastings (2000 All-American)

The American


The American Athletic Conference consists of 12 prestigious insti-tutions: the University of Central Florida, the University of Cincinna-ti, East Carolina University, the University of Connecticut, the Universi-ty of Houston, the University of Memphis, the U.S. Naval Academy (in football only), the University of South Florida Southern Methodist Uni-versity, Temple University, Tulane University and the University of Tulsa.

Under the leadership of commissioner Mike Aresco, the American Ath-letic Conference has written an impressive list of accomplishments, both in the competitive arena and the classroom. In the course of its first three seasons, The American has taken its place at the forefront of in-tercollegiate athletics, with a collection of national team and individu-al championships and football and men’s and women’s basketball post-season victories that place The American among the elite Division I FBS conferences.

The league has produced four NCAA championship teams – UConn men’s basketball in 2014 and UConn women’s basketball in 2014, 2015 and 2016 – two New Year’s Six bowl champions, and two individuals who have won NCAA titles, most recently SMU’s Bryson Dechambeau, who was the 2015 national champion in men’s golf. Additionally, Amer-ican Athletic Conference teams have advanced to the College World Se-ries, reached the semifinal and final rounds of the NIT, qualified for the match play round of the NCAA Men’s Golf Championship and registered a top-10 finish at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship.

The American Athletic Conference was one of six finalists for the 2016 Sports Business Journal Sports League of the Year award, along with Major League Baseball, Major League Soccer, NASCAR, the National Bas-ketball Association and the PGA Tour. The American was the only entity from college athletics to be so honored.

In football, three American Athletic Conference teams were in the final College Football Playoff rankings of 2015, while two teams from The American were ranked in the top 20 of the final national polls in both 2013 and 2015. Eight of The American’s 12 football teams played in bowl games to cap the 2015 season as Houston defeated Florida State in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl and Navy beat Pittsburgh in the Military Bowl. Houston’s finish at No. 8 nationally gave The American a top-10 team in the final national polls for the second time in the league’s three seasons. UCF finished No. 10 in the 2013 rankings after the knights’ Fies-ta Bowl win against Baylor.

In 2014, The American had the best men’s basketball postseason re-cord of any league, when conference teams were a combined 13-4, and the league sent four teams to the 2016 NCAA Championship. Teams from The American have registered top-10 national rankings in football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, men’s soccer, men’s golf, and men’s track and field.

Individual teams in The American have enjoyed unprecedented suc-cess since the conference’s formation. Houston went 13-1 in the 2015 football season, setting a school record for wins, while Navy won a pro-gram-record 11 games in its first season in the conference, also in 2015. The 2014 season saw Memphis finish with 10 wins in football for the first time since 1938, while Temple enjoyed its first 10-win season in 2015.

That kind of success has led to an across-the-board increase in foot-ball attendance. The American Athletic Conference had four of the top six teams in average attendance gain from 2015 to 2016, while the con-

ference as a whole realized a 9.1-percent increase at the turnstiles. Cin-cinnati, Houston and Temple all set single-game attendance records at their respective facilities

Under The American’s banner, SMU advanced to the NCAA Men’s Bas-ketball Championship for the first time since 1993. UCF and Houston have both achieved top-10 rankings in baseball in the past two years. USF fin-ished the 2014-15 season at No. 8 in the final men’s golf national rank-ing. The UConn women’s basketball team won its NCAA-record ninth, 10th and 11th national championships.

American Athletic Conference student-athletes have distinguished themselves in all facets of intercollegiate athletics. Temple lineback-er Tyler Matakevich won the Bednarik Award and the Nagurski Trophy as the nation’s top defensive player in 2015, while Navy quarterback keenan Reynolds finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy voting. UConn basketball standout Breanna Stewart finished her career as the most decorated player in college basketball history as she was chosen as the consensus national player of the year for the third time and became the first player be named four times as the Most Outstanding Player at the Final Four.

Reynolds and Stewart were selected as the winners of the 2016 AAU James E. Sullivan Award as the nation’s top amateur athletes, marking only the second time in the 86-year history of the award that multiple winners were chosen.

Additionally, SMU’s Avery Acker was chosen as the Division I women’s volleyball Academic All-America of the Year in 2015, while Navy offen-sive guard E.k. Binns was one of 12 finalists nationally for the Campbell Trophy, which is presented by the National Football Foundation to the top scholar-athlete in college football. Tulsa soccer standout katy Rio-jas was the winner of the 2016 NCAA Walter Byers Postgraduate Schol-arship, while Golden Hurricane rower Emalia Seto won the 2016 NCAA Jim Mckay Scholarship. Two student-athletes from The American earned NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships in the conference’s first three years.

American Athletic Conference alumni have made their mark in pro-fessional sports as well. UCF quarterback Blake Bortles was selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars with the No. 3 pick in the 2014 NFL Draft. More recently, a number of American Athletic Conference athletes have been selected in the first round of the professional entry drafts in football, basketball, baseball and soccer. The American has had two first-round picks in football in each of the last three seasons, while the conference produced four first-round picks, including the top three selections, in the 2016 WNBA Draft.

The American Athletic Conference holds media rights partnerships with ESPN and CBS Sports which provide the conference with outstand-ing national exposure on the two industry leaders in sports television. The football portion of the contract calls for nearly 90 percent of con-ference-controlled games on national broadcast or national cable plat-forms. The first American Athletic Conference Football Championship, which was played in 2015, was televised by ABC as part of Champion-ship Saturday.

In men’s basketball, the television deal calls for all conference-con-trolled games to be televised, with more than 63 percent slotted for na-tional broadcast or national cable – a minimum of 107 games. The entire postseason tournament is televised, including the championship game,

The American Athletic Conference


2016 American Athletic Conference Standings Conference Games All Games W-L Pct. H A W-L Pct. H A N L-10 Streakx-Tulane 15-7 .682 6-5 9-2 41-21 .661 23-9 13-8 5-4 6-4 L1East Carolina 16-8-1 .660 6-5-1 9-3 38-23-1 .621 20-10-1 16-11 2-2 6-4 L2y-Connecticut 14-9 .609 7-4 7-5 38-25 .603 14-5 15-18 9-2 7-3 L2Cincinnati 13-10-1 .562 7-5 6-5-1 26-30-1 .465 18-7 8-14-1 0-9 5-5 L2Houston 11-12 .478 7-5 4-7 36-23 .610 23-9 8-10 5-4 6-4 L1Memphis 9-15 .375 4-8 5-7 22-39 .361 10-17 7-17 5-5 5-5 L1UCF 8-16 .333 4-8 4-8 26-33 .441 18-12 6-17 2-4 2-8 L1USF 8-16 .333 4-8 4-8 24-33 .421 17-18 6-13 1-2 3-7 L2x- regular season champions; y- tournament champions

which is on ABC or ESPN. Sixty percent of the American’s women’s bas-ketball games are carried on national cable, regional sports networks or ESPN3, while the conference has a multi-year agreement with CBS Sports Network for coverage of select baseball games.

American Athletic Conference teams have access to the pinnacle of college football’s postseason structure. An American representa-tive would be chosen for the College Football Playoff semifinals if it is among the top four teams in the CFP selection committee’s final rank-ing. Otherwise, the league would place its champion in a New Year’s Bowl if it is ranked higher than the champions of Conference USA, the Mid-American Conference, the Mountain West Conference and the Sun Belt Conference.

Additionally, The American holds primary or secondary partnerships with 12 bowls for the current six-year cycle, ensuring multiple annual matchups against the nation’s top conferences and providing desirable postseason destinations to member institutions and their fans.

The American Athletic Conference serves its membership from a state-of-the-art office located in Providence, R.I. The location of the conference headquarters – just steps from the city’s Amtrak station and 10 minutes from T.F. Green International Airport – gives the con-ference easy access to its member schools. The conference headquar-ters is equipped with a complete video production studio, which serves as the home of The American Digital Network, and meeting rooms to ac-commodate the many coaches’ and administrators’ meetings held on-site each year.

2016 American Athletic Conference Individual HonorsPlayer-of-the-Year Joe DeRoche-Duffin, Sr., OF, UConnPitcher-of-the-Year Anthony kay, Jr., LHP, UConnRookie-of-the-Year Joe Davis, Fr., 1B, Houston Tim Cate, Fr., LHP, UConnCoach-of-the-Year Jim Penders, UConn

First-Team All-Conference P Andrew Zellner, CincinnatiP Anthony kay, UConnP Evan Kruczynski, East CarolinaP Emerson Gibbs, TulaneRP Nick Hernandez, HoustonC Jake Rogers, Tulane1B Joe Davis, Houston2B kevin Merrell, USFSS Stephen Alemais, Tulane3B Willy Yahn, UConnOF Joe Deroche-Duffin, UConnOF Dwanya Williams-Sutton, East CarolnaOF Corey Julks, HoustonDH Jeremy Montalbano, TulaneUT * Connor Wong, Houston*- unanimous selection

Second-Team All-Conference P Robby Howell, UCFP Tim Cate, UConnP Seth Romero, HoustonP Brandon Lawson, USFP Ross Massey, TulaneRP Patrick Ruotolo, UConnC Travis Watkins, East Carolina1B Bobby Melley, UConn2B Brandon Grudzielanek, Memphis2B Jake Willsey, TulaneSS Bryan Daniello, UConn3B Hunter Hope, TulaneOF Jack Sundberg, UConnOF Jake Little, MemphisOF Darien Tubbs, MemphisDH Sam Tolleson, UCF

AAC Tournament Results Tues., May 24-Sun., May 29

(Bright House Field, Clearwater, Fla.)

Tues., May 24 (5) Houston 9, (4) Cincinnati 1(1) Tulane 4, (8) UCF 3

Wed., May 25 (7) USF 4, (2) East Carolina 2(3) UConn 6, (6) Memphis 2UCF 7, Cincinnati 6 (10 innings)

Thur., May 26 Memphis 5, East Carolina 2Houston 5, Tulane 3UConn 9, USF 1

Fri., May 27 Tulane 5, UCF 0Memphis 7, USF 5

Sat., May 28 Houston 6, Tulane 2Memphis 9, UConn 5UConn 5, Memphis 0

Sun., May 29 Championship GameUConn 7, Houston 2

AAC All-Tournament Team P * Anthony kay, UConn

P Nick Hernandez, Houston

C Jake Rogers, Tulane

IF Bryan Daniello, UConn

IF Aaron Hill, UConn

IF Bobby Melley, UConn

IF Brandon Grudzielanek, Memphis

OF John Toppa, UConn

OF Zac Taylor, Houston

OF Connor Wong, Houston

UTIL Joe Davis, Houston

* = Tournament MOP


Hitting minimums - 1 Games 75% of Games 1 AB 1 TPA 2.5 TPA/Game; Pitching minimums - 1 Games 1 IP 1 BF 1.0 IP/Game

BATTING LEADERSBatting Average1. East Carolina .2892. UConn .2743. Houston .2714. Tulane .2645. UCF .2566. Memphis .2547. USF .2478. Cincinnati .235

Runs Scored1. UConn 3882. Tulane 3553. East Carolina 3264. Memphis 2925. Houston 2896. UCF 2797. USF 2368. Cincinnati 218

Doubles1. UConn 1082. East Carolina 102

Memphis 1024. Tulane 1015. UCF 856. Houston 807. USF 778. Cincinnati 72

Total Bases1. Tulane 8842. UConn 8633. East Carolina 8244. Houston 7535. Memphis 7346. UCF 7097. USF 6758. Cincinnati 647

Walks1. UConn 2612. Tulane 2583. East Carolina 2244. UCF 2195. Houston 2116. USF 1947. Memphis 1858. Cincinnati 173

Sac bunts1. East Carolina 472. Memphis 403. UCF 374. Houston 365. USF 35

6. UConn 34 Tulane 34

8. Cincinnati 30

Caught Stealing1. Cincinnati 322. UCF 313. UConn 294. Memphis 285. East Carolina 266. Houston 21

Tulane 218. USF 17

Slugging Percentage1. Tulane .4232. UConn .4003. East Carolina .3954. Houston .3815. UCF .3636. Memphis .3617. USF .3558. Cincinnati .344

Hits1. East Carolina 6032. UConn 5923. Tulane 5514. Houston 5365. Memphis 5186. UCF 5007. USF 4708. Cincinnati 443

Triples1. Cincinnati 18

Memphis 183. Tulane 174. Houston 135. UConn 116. East Carolina 10

USF 108. UCF 5

Total Plate Appearances1. UConn 25312. East Carolina 24603. Tulane 24464. Memphis 23405. Houston 23086. UCF 22967. USF 21998. Cincinnati 2144

Hit By Pitch1. East Carolina 792. UCF 613. Memphis 59

4. UConn 585. USF 566. Houston 547. Tulane 468. Cincinnati 45

Sac Flies1. East Carolina 22

Houston 223. UCF 204. Tulane 19

Memphis 196. UConn 187. Cincinnati 13

USF 13

Steal Attempts1. Cincinnati 1292. Memphis 1113. UCF 984. East Carolina 965. UConn 906. USF 837. Houston 808. Tulane 76

On Base Percentage1. East Carolina .3752. UConn .3653. Tulane .3544. Houston .3545. UCF .3466. USF .3337. Memphis .3318. Cincinnati .313

Runs Batted In1. UConn 3492. Tulane 3243. East Carolina 2924. Memphis 2675. Houston 2616. UCF 2557. USF 2108. Cincinnati 198

Home Runs1. Tulane 662. UConn 473. UCF 384. Houston 375. USF 366. East Carolina 337. Cincinnati 328. Memphis 26

At Bats1. UConn 2160

2. Tulane 20893. East Carolina 20884. Memphis 20365. Houston 19766. UCF 19557. USF 19018. Cincinnati 1883

Strikeouts1. USF 5252. Tulane 5193. Cincinnati 4574. UCF 4385. Memphis 4066. UConn 4017. East Carolina 3908. Houston 336

Stolen Bases1. Cincinnati 972. Memphis 833. East Carolina 704. UCF 675. USF 666. UConn 617. Houston 598. Tulane 55

Grounded into Double Play1. East Carolina 532. UConn 483. USF 35

UCF 355. Memphis 346. Houston 33

Tulane 338. Cincinnati 18

PITCHING LEADERSEarned Run Average1. Houston 2.502. Tulane 3.243. East Carolina 3.534. UConn 3.585. Cincinnati 3.696. UCF 4.237. USF 4.438. Memphis 5.04

Batters Struck Out1. UConn 5582. USF 5173. Tulane 4944. Houston 4745. East Carolina 4656. UCF 4117. Memphis 374

2016 American Athletic Conference Team Statistics


8. Cincinnati 312

Losses1. Memphis 392. USF 33

UCF 334. Cincinnati 295. UConn 256. East Carolina 23

Houston 238. Tulane 21

Sac Bunts Allowed1. Cincinnati 502. East Carolina 413. UCF 394. Memphis 365. UConn 356. Tulane 337. Houston 308. USF 27

Runs Allowed1. Houston 1972. Tulane 2433. Cincinnati 2524. UConn 2565. East Carolina 2586. UCF 2837. USF 3008. Memphis 358

Doubles Allowed1. Houston 492. UCF 783. Cincinnati 814. UConn 945. Tulane 956. Memphis 967. East Carolina 978. USF 101

Wild Pitches1. UConn 762. UCF 703. Memphis 664. USF 555. East Carolina 536. Tulane 427. Cincinnati 348. Houston 19

Opposing Batting Average1. Houston .2262. UConn .2413. Tulane .2424. East Carolina .2495. USF .2556. Cincinnati .2567. UCF .2608. Memphis .273

Batters Struck Out Looking1. UConn 182

2. USF 1513. UCF 142

Tulane 1425. East Carolina 1416. Houston 1137. Memphis 1048. Cincinnati 84

Saves1. UConn 182. East Carolina 173. Houston 154. USF 115. Tulane 106. UCF 9

Cincinnati 98. Memphis 7

Sac Flies Allowed1. Cincinnati 252. Memphis 233. UCF 20

UConn 205. USF 176. East Carolina 167. Houston 128. Tulane 10

Earned Runs Allowed1. Houston 1452. Tulane 2013. Cincinnati 2094. East Carolina 2185. UConn 2216. UCF 2447. USF 2508. Memphis 299

Triples Allowed1. UCF 42. Tulane 63. East Carolina 74. Houston 95. USF 106. Memphis 11

UConn 118. Cincinnati 14

Balks1. UConn 92. Cincinnati 8

Houston 84. USF 6

Memphis 66. Tulane 37. East Carolina 2

UCF 2

Innings Pitched1. Tulane 558.12. East Carolina 556.13. UConn 556.04. Memphis 533.2

5. Houston 522.06. UCF 519.17. Cincinnati 509.28. USF 508.1

Wins1. Tulane 412. East Carolina 38

UConn 384. Houston 365. Cincinnati 26

UCF 267. USF 248. Memphis 22

Runners Picked Off1. East Carolina 222. UConn 123. UCF 9

Tulane 95. USF 76. Memphis 57. Houston 4

Cincinnati 4

Hits Allowed1. Houston 4332. Cincinnati 4823. USF 4934. UConn 500

Tulane 5006. UCF 5077. East Carolina 5188. Memphis 564

Walks Allowed1. Houston 1142. Tulane 1913. Cincinnati 1924. East Carolina 2065. UConn 2166. UCF 2377. Memphis 2418. USF 261

Home Runs Allowed1. Tulane 222. UCF 253. Houston 294. East Carolina 305. UConn 346. USF 357. Cincinnati 368. Memphis 40

Hit Batters1. East Carolina 772. UCF 603. USF 594. Cincinnati 585. Tulane 566. Memphis 537. UConn 48

8. Houston 33

Intentional Walks Allowed1. UCF 152. USF 103. UConn 84. Cincinnati 65. East Carolina 4

Tulane 47. Memphis 3

FIELDING LEADERSFielding Percentage1. Tulane .9732. Cincinnati .9723. UConn .9724. East Carolina .9715. UCF .9716. Houston .9697. USF .9688. Memphis .967

Assists1. Tulane 7072. East Carolina 6653. Memphis 6594. Houston 6245. Cincinnati 6236. UCF 6207. UConn 6068. USF 562

Stolen Bases Against1. Memphis 692. UCF 683. UConn 634. USF 585. Houston 526. Cincinnati 467. East Carolina 338. Tulane 20

Passed Balls1. USF 242. Houston 163. Memphis 144. Tulane 105. Cincinnati 96. UCF 77. UConn 58. East Carolina 4

Chances1. Tulane 24482. East Carolina 24033. UConn 23404. Memphis 23385. Houston 22606. UCF 22447. Cincinnati 22148. USF 2155


Errors1. Memphis 782. Houston 703. East Carolina 694. USF 685. UConn 66

UCF 66 Tulane 66

8. Cincinnati 62

Caught Stealing By1. Tulane 342. Cincinnati 303. Houston 29

4. East Carolina 245. Memphis 23

UCF 23 USF 23

8. UConn 18

Catchers Interference1. Cincinnati 42. USF 23. East Carolina 1

Tulane 1 UCF 1

Putouts1. Tulane 1675

2. East Carolina 16693. UConn 16684. Memphis 16015. Houston 15666. UCF 15587. Cincinnati 15298. USF 1525

Fielding Double Plays1. Memphis 602. UCF 583. Cincinnati 544. Tulane 535. East Carolina 50

Houston 507. UConn 488. USF 37

Steal Attempts Against1. Memphis 922. UCF 913. Houston 81

USF 81 UConn 81

6. Cincinnati 767. East Carolina 578. Tulane 54

Hitting minimums - 1 Games 75% of Games 1 AB 1 TPA 2.5 TPA/Game; Pitching minimums - 1 Games 1 IP 1 BF 1.0 IP/Game

BATTING LEADERSBatting Average1. D. Williams-Sutton (ECU) .3602. Corey Julks (HOU) .3323. Joe Davis (HOU) .3314. Travis Watkins (ECU) .3265. Willy Yahn (UCONN) .3196. Bobby Melley (UCONN) .3137. Stephen Alemais (TLN) .3118. Garrett Brooks (ECU) .3089. Eric Tyler (ECU) .30610. Connor Wong (HOU) .304

Runs Scored1. Bobby Melley (UCONN) 53

Jack Sundberg (UCONN) 533. Connor Wong (HOU) 524. Joe Deroche-Duffin (UCONN) 505. Willy Yahn (UCONN) 486. Jake Rogers (TLN) 46

Hunter Hope (TLN) 468. Chris Carrier (MEM) 459. Travis Watkins (ECU) 4310. Darien Tubbs (MEM) 40

Doubles1. Willy Yahn (UCONN) 202. Joe Davis (HOU) 17

kam Gellinger (UCF) 174. Chris Carrier (MEM) 16

Bobby Melley (UCONN) 166. Zach Schritenthal (MEM) 15

Bryan Daniello (UCONN) 15 Austin Griffin (UCF) 15 Joe Deroche-Duffin (UCONN) 15 Connor Mcvey (CIN) 15

Total Bases1. Joe Davis (HOU) 1382. Joe Deroche-Duffin (UCONN) 1283. Willy Yahn (UCONN) 125

4. Bobby Melley (UCONN) 1215. Jeremy Montalbano (TLN) 1176. Hunter Hope (TLN) 1127. Travis Watkins (ECU) 1118. Eric Tyler (ECU) 1039. Bryan Daniello (UCONN) 10210. 3 Tied At 100

Sac Bunts1. Garrett Zech (USF) 172. Charlie Yorgen (ECU) 143. Aaron Hill (UCONN) 114. Turner Brown (ECU) 105. Jake Willsey (TLN) 9

kam Gellinger (UCF) 9 Parker Lamm (ECU) 9 Coco Montes (USF) 9

9. Jake Overbey (MEM) 8 Treg Haberkorn (CIN) 8

Slugging Percentage1. Joe Davis (HOU) .5772. D. Williams-Sutton (ECU) .5513. Joe Deroche-Duffin (UCONN) .5494. Jake Willsey (TLN) .5355. Bobby Melley (UCONN) .5266. Hunter Hope (TLN) .5077. Jeremy Montalbano (TLN) .5008. Austin Griffin (UCF) .4899. Travis Watkins (ECU) .47610. Chris Carrier (MEM) .467

Hits1. Willy Yahn (UCONN) 882. Joe Davis (HOU) 793. Travis Watkins (ECU) 764. Eric Tyler (ECU) 745. Bobby Melley (UCONN) 726. Bryan Daniello (UCONN) 717. Connor Wong (HOU) 708. Brandon Grudzielanek (MEM) 69

Jake Little (MEM) 69

Darien Tubbs (MEM) 69

Triples1. Richard Carthon (TLN) 62. Darien Tubbs (MEM) 5

Zach Schritenthal (MEM) 54. D. Williams-Sutton (ECU) 4

Ryan Noda (CIN) 4 Treg Haberkorn (CIN) 4 Willy Yahn (UCONN) 4

8. 5 Tied At 3

Walks1. Jack Sundberg (UCONN) 452. Bobby Melley (UCONN) 443. Connor Wong (HOU) 434. Luke Hamblin (UCF) 36

Joe Deroche-Duffin (UCONN) 366. Jake Rogers (TLN) 357. Grant Witherspoon (TLN) 338. Luke Maglich (USF) 319. Bryce Harman (ECU) 30

Austin Griffin (UCF) 30

Sac Flies1. Justin Montemayor (HOU) 62. Travis Watkins (ECU) 53. Eli Putnam (UCF) 4

Bryce Harman (ECU) 4 Jacob Campbell (HOU) 4 Joe Deroche-Duffin (UCONN) 4 Jake Willsey (TLN) 4 Ryan Noda (CIN) 4

9. 12 Tied At 3

On Base Pct1. D. Williams-Sutton (ECU) .4552. Bobby Melley (UCONN) .4383. Connor Wong (HOU) .4154. Corey Julks (HOU) .4095. Travis Watkins (ECU) .4076. Luke Maglich (USF) .385

7. Jake Rogers (TLN) .3848. Jake Little (MEM) .3849. John Toppa (UCONN) .38310. Joe Davis (HOU) .383

Runs Batted In1. Joe Davis (HOU) 582. Joe Deroche-Duffin (UCONN) 55

Bobby Melley (UCONN) 554. Willy Yahn (UCONN) 465. Jeremy Montalbano (TLN) 456. Travis Watkins (ECU) 447. Austin Griffin (UCF) 418. Chris Carrier (MEM) 38

Bryan Daniello (UCONN) 3810. 2 Tied At 36

Home Runs1. Joe Deroche-Duffin (UCONN) 172. Joe Davis (HOU) 14

Hunter Hope (TLN) 144. Jeremy Montalbano (TLN) 125. Bobby Melley (UCONN) 116. Jake Willsey (TLN) 10

Austin Griffin (UCF) 108. Hunter Williams (TLN) 99. 3 Tied At 7

Hit By Pitch1. Chris Carrier (MEM) 142. Bryce Harman (ECU) 123. Eric Tyler (ECU) 11

Zach Schritenthal (MEM) 11 Treg Haberkorn (CIN) 11 Zac Taylor (HOU) 11 Jake Willsey (TLN) 11 Turner Brown (ECU) 11 Connor Mcvey (CIN) 11

10. 3 Tied At 10

Stolen Bases1. Connor Mcvey (CIN) 27

2016 American Athletic Conference Individual Statistics


2. Luke Maglich (USF) 233. Darien Tubbs (MEM) 224. Zac Taylor (HOU) 205. Stephen Alemais (TLN) 19

Garrett Zech (USF) 197. Jack Sundberg (UCONN) 178. kevin Merrell (USF) 169. Chris Carrier (MEM) 1510. 2 Tied At 14

Total Plate Appearances1. Willy Yahn (UCONN) 3012. Jack Sundberg (UCONN) 2933. Joe Deroche-Duffin (UCONN) 2834. Zach Schritenthal (MEM) 281

Bobby Melley (UCONN) 2816. Charlie Yorgen (ECU) 2807. Connor Wong (HOU) 2788. Eric Tyler (ECU) 2779. Bryan Daniello (UCONN) 27610. Travis Watkins (ECU) 273

Strikeouts1. Hunter Hope (TLN) 862. Garrett Zech (USF) 763. Joe Deroche-Duffin (UCONN) 694. Austin Griffin (UCF) 685. David Villar (USF) 626. Chris Chatfield (USF) 617. Jake Willsey (TLN) 598. Lex kaplan (TLN) 579. Treg Haberkorn (CIN) 5510. Bryan Daniello (UCONN) 54

At Bats1. Willy Yahn (UCONN) 2762. Bryan Daniello (UCONN) 2463. Eric Tyler (ECU) 2424. Zach Schritenthal (MEM) 2415. Jack Sundberg (UCONN) 2406. Joe Davis (HOU) 2397. Parker Lamm (ECU) 2378. Brandon Grudzielanek (MEM) 2369. Jeremy Montalbano (TLN) 23410. 4 Tied At 233

Caught Stealing1. Bryan Daniello (UCONN) 92. Jack Sundberg (UCONN) 8

kyle Mottice (CIN) 8 Brennan Bozeman (UCF) 8

5. R.J. Thompson (CIN) 7 Zach Schritenthal (MEM) 7

7. Hunter Williams (TLN) 6 Ryan Crile (UCF) 6

9. 5 Tied At 5

Steal Attempts1. Connor Mcvey (CIN) 292. Luke Maglich (USF) 263. Jack Sundberg (UCONN) 254. Zac Taylor (HOU) 24

Stephen Alemais (TLN) 24 Darien Tubbs (MEM) 24 Garrett Zech (USF) 24

8. Bryan Daniello (UCONN) 229. kyle Mottice (CIN) 2110. Luke Hamblin (UCF) 19

Grounded Into Double Play1. Travis Watkins (ECU) 142. Joe Davis (HOU) 83. Joe Genord (USF) 7

Bobby Melley (UCONN) 7 Willy Yahn (UCONN) 7 Zac Susi (UCONN) 7

7. 6 Tied At 6

PITCHING LEADERSEarned Run Average1. Robby Howell (UCF) 1.962. Evan Kruczynski (ECU) 2.013. Seth Romero (HOU) 2.294. Ross Massey (TLN) 2.295. Andrew Zellner (CIN) 2.326. Brandon Lawson (USF) 2.507. Emerson Gibbs (TLN) 2.618. Anthony kay (UCONN) 2.659. Andrew Lantrip (HOU) 2.7010. Tim Cate (UCONN) 2.73

Batters Struck Out1. Seth Romero (HOU) 1132. Anthony kay (UCONN) 111

Brandon Lawson (USF) 1114. Tim Cate (UCONN) 1015. Phoenix Sanders (USF) 95

Evan Kruczynski (ECU) 957. Emerson Gibbs (TLN) 888. William Montgomerie (UCONN) 879. Andrew Lantrip (HOU) 8410. Cre Finfrock (UCF) 76

Saves1. Patrick Ruotolo (UCONN) 12

Joe Ingle (ECU) 123. Nick Hernandez (HOU) 114. Tommy Eveld (USF) 95. Nolan Blackwood (MEM) 76. Randy Polonia (UCONN) 67. Trent Thompson (UCF) 48. 5 Tied At 3

Games Finished1. Nolan Blackwood (MEM) 252. Nick Hernandez (HOU) 243. Joe Ingle (ECU) 234. Tommy Eveld (USF) 21

Patrick Ruotolo (UCONN) 216. Harrison Hukari (UCF) 167. Randy Polonia (UCONN) 13

A.J. kullman (CIN) 139. Patrick Duester (TLN) 12

Trent Thompson (UCF) 12

Sac Flies Allowed1. Joe Cavallaro (USF) 6

A kullman (CIN) 63. Robby Howell (UCF) 5

Colton Hathcock (MEM) 55. Jarod Yoakam (CIN) 4

Connor Alexander (MEM) 47. 13 Tied At 3

Opposing Bat Average1. Seth Romero (HOU) .1862. Tim Cate (UCONN) .1863. Robby Howell (UCF) .2074. Emerson Gibbs (TLN) .2165. Joe Cavallaro (USF) .2196. Anthony kay (UCONN) .2237. Brandon Lawson (USF) .2248. Jimmy Boyd (ECU) .2259. Andrew Zellner (CIN) .23110. Andrew Lantrip (HOU) .235

Batters Stuck Out Looking1. Anthony kay (UCONN) 442. Phoenix Sanders (USF) 383. Brandon Lawson (USF) 344. Tim Cate (UCONN) 335. William Montgomerie (UCONN) 316. Seth Romero (HOU) 307. Juan Pimentel (UCF) 28

Evan Kruczynski (ECU) 289. Emerson Gibbs (TLN) 27

Alex Massey (TLN) 27

Appearances1. Sam Lanier (ECU) 342. Harrison Hukari (UCF) 333. Joe Ingle (ECU) 324. Trey Mcnickle (MEM) 305. Nick Hernandez (HOU) 29

Doug Domnarski (UCONN) 297. Drew Crosby (MEM) 28

Matt Bridges (ECU) 289. Nolan Blackwood (MEM) 2710. 3 Tied At 26

Games In Relief1. Sam Lanier (ECU) 342. Harrison Hukari (UCF) 32

Joe Ingle (ECU) 324. Trey Mcnickle (MEM) 305. Nick Hernandez (HOU) 29

Doug Domnarski (UCONN) 297. Matt Bridges (ECU) 288. Nolan Blackwood (MEM) 27

Drew Crosby (MEM) 2710. 2 Tied At 26

Losses1. Colton Hathcock (MEM) 82. Cre Finfrock (UCF) 7

Connor Alexander (MEM) 7

Juan Pimentel (UCF) 75. Jonathan Bowlan (MEM) 6

Andrew Lantrip (HOU) 6 A.J. Olasz (CIN) 6

8. 8 Tied At 5

Innings Pitched1. Anthony kay (UCONN) 119.02. Evan Kruczynski (ECU) 116.23. Emerson Gibbs (TLN) 110.14. Andrew Zellner (CIN) 108.25. Jimmy Boyd (ECU) 101.26. Robby Howell (UCF) 101.0

Brandon Lawson (USF) 101.08. Phoenix Sanders (USF) 95.19. Seth Romero (HOU) 94.110. J.T. Perez (CIN) 91.0

Wins1. Ross Massey (TLN) 102. Anthony kay (UCONN) 93. Evan Kruczynski (ECU) 84. Robby Howell (UCF) 7

Andrew Zellner (CIN) 7 Mitch Ullom (HOU) 7 Jimmy Boyd (ECU) 7

8. 11 Tied At 6

Games Started1. Anthony kay (UCONN) 17

Evan Kruczynski (ECU) 17 Jacob Wolfe (ECU) 17

4. Emerson Gibbs (TLN) 16 Jimmy Boyd (ECU) 16

6. Robby Howell (UCF) 15 Andrew Zellner (CIN) 15 Phoenix Sanders (USF) 15

9. 8 Tied At 14

Sac Bunts Allowed1. Andrew Zellner (CIN) 112. Jacob Wolfe (ECU) 10

Cre Finfrock (UCF) 104. Joe Cavallaro (USF) 9

Jimmy Boyd (ECU) 96. David Orndorff (CIN) 87. 5 Tied At 7

Runners Picked Off1. Evan Kruczynski (ECU) 92. Jacob Wolfe (ECU) 63. Jake Rogers (TLN) 54. Joe Cavallaro (USF) 45. Tim Cate (UCONN) 3

Anthony kay (UCONN) 37. 9 Tied At 2

Wild Pitches1. Tim Cate (UCONN) 142. William Montgomerie (UCONN) 12

Matt Ferguson (MEM) 12 Andrew Perez (USF) 12 Cre Finfrock (UCF) 12


6. Jimmy Boyd (ECU) 10 Drew Faintcih (UCF) 10

8. James Muse (MEM) 9 Jonathan Bowlan (MEM) 9

10. 4 Tied At 8

Intentional Walks Allowed1. Harrison Hukari (UCF) 52. Trent Thompson (UCF) 43. A.J. kullman (CIN) 34. 9 Tied At 2

Earned Runs Allowed1. Robby Howell (UCF) 222. Ross Massey (TLN) 23

John king (HOU) 234. Seth Romero (HOU) 245. Mitch Ullom (HOU) 25

David Orndorff (CIN) 25 William Montgomerie (UCONN) 25 Tim Cate (UCONN) 25

9. Evan Kruczynski (ECU) 2610. Andrew Lantrip (HOU) 27

Triples Allowed1. Anthony kay (UCONN) 0

Jacob Wolfe (ECU) 0 Ross Massey (TLN) 0 Alex Massey (TLN) 0 William Montgomerie (UCONN) 0 Evan Kruczynski (ECU) 0 Cre Finfrock (UCF) 0 Seth Romero (HOU) 0 Jimmy Boyd (ECU) 0 Matt Ferguson (MEM) 0

Balks1. Seth Romero (HOU) 52. William Montgomerie (UCONN) 3

Phoenix Sanders (USF) 34. Brandon Lawson (USF) 2

Andrew Lantrip (HOU) 2 Cj Dandeneau (UCONN) 2 David Orndorff (CIN) 2 Jonathan Bowlan (MEM) 2 Trey Mcnickle (MEM) 2

10. 21 Tied At 1

Hits Allowed1. Tim Cate (UCONN) 552. Seth Romero (HOU) 603. John king (HOU) 614. David Orndorff (CIN) 64

William Montgomerie (UCONN) 646. Joe Cavallaro (USF) 657. Mitch Ullom (HOU) 718. J.P. France (TLN) 729. Robby Howell (UCF) 7410. Cre Finfrock (UCF) 75

Walks Allowed1. Andrew Lantrip (HOU) 52. John king (HOU) 11

3. Mitch Ullom (HOU) 14 David Orndorff (CIN) 14 J.T. Perez (CIN) 14

6. Ross Massey (TLN) 187. Juan Pimentel (UCF) 198. Jimmy Boyd (ECU) 219. William Montgomerie (UCONN) 24

Emerson Gibbs (TLN) 24

Home Runs Allowed1. Colton Hathcock (MEM) 12. Robby Howell (UCF) 2

Seth Romero (HOU) 24. John king (HOU) 3

Connor Alexander (MEM) 3 Tim Cate (UCONN) 3

7. Joe Cavallaro (USF) 4 Jacob Wolfe (ECU) 4 Ross Massey (TLN) 4 Juan Pimentel (UCF) 4

Hit Batters1. Jimmy Boyd (ECU) 182. Joe Cavallaro (USF) 153. Jacob Wolfe (ECU) 144. William Montgomerie (UCONN) 12

Ross Massey (TLN) 126. Joe Ingle (ECU) 11

Jarod Yoakam (CIN) 118. Cre Finfrock (UCF) 10

Bryce Tucker (UCF) 1010. 3 Tied At 9

Runs Allowed1. William Montgomerie (UCONN) 272. Andrew Lantrip (HOU) 30

David Orndorff (CIN) 304. Tim Cate (UCONN) 31

Mitch Ullom (HOU) 316. Seth Romero (HOU) 32

Evan Kruczynski (ECU) 32 Ross Massey (TLN) 32

9. Andrew Zellner (CIN) 3310. Brandon Lawson (USF) 34

Doubles Allowed1. Andrew Lantrip (HOU) 32. Mitch Ullom (HOU) 43. John king (HOU) 84. Matt Ferguson (MEM) 95. Jimmy Boyd (ECU) 10

Seth Romero (HOU) 107. Cre Finfrock (UCF) 118. Tim Cate (UCONN) 12

Robby Howell (UCF) 1210. Evan Kruczynski (ECU) 13

FIELDING LEADERSFielding Percentage1. Treg Haberkorn (CIN) 1.000

Parker Lamm (ECU) 1.000 Richard Carthon (TLN) 1.000

John Toppa (UCONN) 1.000 Michael Pyeatt (HOU) 1.000 Tyler Gnesda (UCONN) 1.000 Jeremy Montalbano (TLN) 1.000

8. Kirk Morgan (ECU) .9949. Garrett Brooks (ECU) .99210. Jake Rogers (TLN) .992

Assists1. Brandon Grudzielanek (MEM) 1722. Charlie Yorgen (ECU) 1703. kyle Mottice (CIN) 1554. Jake Willsey (TLN) 1525. Bryan Daniello (UCONN) 1516. Connor Hollis (HOU) 1497. Stephen Alemais (TLN) 148

Turner Brown (ECU) 1489. Ryan Crile (UCF) 14610. Manny Rodriguez (CIN) 140

Catchers Interference1. Woody Wallace (CIN) 32. Jake Rogers (TLN) 1

Mason Deanna (CIN) 1 Travis Watkins (ECU) 1 Tyler Dietrich (USF) 1 Logan Heiser (UCF) 1 Joe Genord (USF) 1

Caught Stealing By1. Jake Rogers (TLN) 272. Woody Wallace (CIN) 223. Travis Watkins (ECU) 204. Logan Heiser (UCF) 125. Zac Susi (UCONN) 116. Brandon Lawson (USF) 10

Damo Dematteo (MEM) 10 Seth Romero (HOU) 10

9. Levi Borders (USF) 9 Jacob Campbell (HOU) 9

Chances1. Bobby Melley (UCONN) 5052. Travis Watkins (ECU) 5043. Jake Rogers (TLN) 4984. Jacob Elliott (MEM) 4725. Ryan Noda (CIN) 4586. Zac Susi (UCONN) 4507. Duke Stunkel (USF) 4298. Bryce Harman (ECU) 4239. Joe Davis (HOU) 37310. Austin Griffin (UCF) 358

Fielding Double Plays1. Bobby Melley (UCONN) 402. Ryan Noda (CIN) 383. Jacob Elliott (MEM) 374. Austin Griffin (UCF) 36

Brandon Grudzielanek (MEM) 366. kyle Mottice (CIN) 357. Ryan Crile (UCF) 348. Charlie Yorgen (ECU) 33

9. Bryce Harman (ECU) 3210. 3 Tied At 31

Steal Attempts Against1. Woody Wallace (CIN) 562. Zac Susi (UCONN) 553. Travis Watkins (ECU) 534. Logan Heiser (UCF) 485. Damo Dematteo (MEM) 476. Jake Rogers (TLN) 437. Jacob Campbell (HOU) 408. Tyler Dietrich (USF) 379. Jason Santana (MEM) 3310. Seth Romero (HOU) 25

Errors1. Turner Brown (ECU) 192. Zach Schritenthal (MEM) 18

Stephen Alemais (TLN) 184. Coco Montes (USF) 175. Justin Montemayor (HOU) 146. Ryan Crile (UCF) 12

Jake Overbey (MEM) 12 David Villar (USF) 12 Bryan Daniello (UCONN) 12 kam Gellinger (UCF) 12

Putouts1. Bobby Melley (UCONN) 4762. Travis Watkins (ECU) 4343. Jacob Elliott (MEM) 4314. Ryan Noda (CIN) 4245. Zac Susi (UCONN) 4086. Jake Rogers (TLN) 4057. Duke Stunkel (USF) 4048. Bryce Harman (ECU) 3959. Joe Davis (HOU) 35010. Connor Wong (HOU) 316

Passed Balls1. Tyler Dietrich (USF) 122. Connor Wong (HOU) 93. Jacob Campbell (HOU) 7

Damo Dematteo (MEM) 7 Jake Rogers (TLN) 7 Joe Genord (USF) 7

7. Woody Wallace (CIN) 6 Jason Santana (MEM) 6

9. Levi Borders (USF) 510. 3 Tied At 4

Stolen Bases Against1. Zac Susi (UCONN) 442. Damo Dematteo (MEM) 373. Logan Heiser (UCF) 364. Woody Wallace (CIN) 345. Travis Watkins (ECU) 336. Tyler Dietrich (USF) 31

Jacob Campbell (HOU) 318. Jason Santana (MEM) 259. Connor Wong (HOU) 2010. Alex Lefevre (UCONN) 19


Team Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%East Carolina .289 62 2088 326 306 102 10 33 292 824 .395 224 79 390 53 .375 22 47 70-96 1669 665 69 .971UConn .274 63 2160 388 592 108 11 47 349 863 .400 261 58 401 48 .365 18 34 61-90 1668 606 66 .972Houston .271 59 1976 289 536 80 13 37 261 753 .381 211 54 336 33 .354 22 36 59-80 1566 624 70 .969Tulane .264 62 2089 355 551 101 17 66 324 884 .423 258 46 519 33 .354 19 34 55-76 1675 707 66 .973UCF .256 59 1955 279 500 85 5 38 255 709 .363 219 61 438 35 .346 20 37 67-98 1558 620 66 .971Memphis .254 61 2036 292 518 102 18 26 267 734 .361 185 59 406 34 .331 19 40 83-111 1601 659 78 .967USF .247 57 1901 236 470 77 10 36 210 675 .355 194 56 525 35 .333 13 35 66-83 1525 562 68 .968Cincinnati .235 57 1883 218 443 72 18 32 198 647 .344 173 45 457 18 .313 13 30 97-129 1529 623 62 .972

All Games Sorted by Batting Average

Team ERA W-L G CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg. WP HBP BK SFA SHAHouston 2.50 36-23 59 7 8/6 15 522.0 433 197 145 114 474 49 9 29 .226 19 33 8 12 30Tulane 3.24 41-21 62 4 13/1 10 558.1 500 243 201 191 494 95 6 22 .242 42 56 3 10 33East Carolina 3.53 38-23 62 1 2/2 17 556.1 518 258 218 206 465 97 7 30 .249 53 77 2 16 41UConn 3.58 38-25 63 2 4/4 18 556.0 500 256 221 216 558 94 11 34 .241 76 48 9 20 35Cincinnati 3.69 26-29 57 8 6/3 9 509.2 482 252 209 192 312 81 14 36 .256 34 58 8 25 50UCF 4.23 26-33 59 2 5/5 9 519.1 507 283 244 237 411 78 4 25 .260 70 60 2 20 39USF 4.43 24-33 57 2 4/3 11 508.1 493 300 250 261 517 101 10 35 .255 55 59 6 17 27Memphis 5.04 22-39 61 3 2/2 7 533.2 564 358 299 241 374 96 11 40 .273 66 53 6 23 36

All Games Sorted by Earned Run Average

2016 Overall American Athletic Conference Statistics

Team C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CITulane 2448 1675 707 66 .973 53 20 34 .370 10 1Cincinnati 2214 1529 623 62 .972 54 46 30 .605 9 4UConn 2340 1668 606 66 .972 48 63 18 .778 5 0East Carolina 2403 1669 665 69 .971 50 33 24 .579 4 1UCF 2244 1558 620 66 .971 58 68 23 .747 7 1Houston 2260 1566 624 70 .969 50 52 29 .642 16 0USF 2155 1525 562 68 .968 37 58 23 .716 24 2Memphis 2338 1601 659 78 .967 60 69 23 .750 14 0

All Games Sorted by Fielding Percentage

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2016 Review


One Win Away From OmahaFor the first time in program history, East Carolina came one win

away from making its first appearance in the College World Series. After sweeping through the Charlottesville Regional, ECU headed to No. 5 Na-tional Seed Texas Tech in Lubbock, Texas. The Pirates picked up their first-ever super regional win defeating the Red Raiders in the game one 8-6 behind Travis Watkins’ grand slam and a solid pitching performance from Evan kruczynski (5.2 IP, 3 Rs, 6 ks).

In game two, ECU had a chance to break a one-all tie and win the se-ries as it had runners in scoring position four times (twice on third base) late in the contest. In the bottom of the 12th, Brady Lloyd pinch hit with the bases loaded sending what looked like the game winning hit up the middle that would have scored Parker Lamm, but the two-hopper skimmed off the pitcher’s mound and right into Michael Davis’ glove forcing Watkins out a second. The Red Raiders scored a pair of runs in the top of the 13th on Eric Gutierrez’ single forcing a game three, winner take-all, which Texas Tech won 11-0 advancing to the College World Se-ries.

Continued Success In The ClassroomSince Cliff Godwin returned to East Carolina, his teams have excelled

in the classroom by registering a 3.05 or higher grade point average in four of five semesters, including a program-best 3.42 in the fall of 2015, 3.20 in the spring of 2016 and a 3.41 in the fall of 2016. For the 2015-16 ac-ademic year, the Pirates recorded a 3.31 cumulative GPA, which ranked as the highest male team cumulative GPA at ECU during that span. God-win’s club earned The American Academic and the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) Team Excellence Awards for the first time in program history.

Serving The CommunityThe Pirates have volunteered nearly 2,000 hours working with pro-

grams in the Pitt County area such as the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, Team IMPACT, Riley’s Army, Cypress Glenn Re-tirement Community Flood Relief, Red Cross, First Born Community De-velopment Center and the James, ACES for Autism, Make-A-Wish Foun-dation and the James and Connie Maynard Children’s Hospital.

Kruczynski And Williams-Sutton Garner All-America Honors

Junior Evan kruczynski picked up a pair of All-America honors in 2016 (Third-Team D1Baseball and Honorable Mention Perfect Game) after posting an 8-1 record with a 2.01 ERA. He struck out a career-high 95 batters on his way to winning ECU’s pitching triple crown. In 17 starts he allowed 32 runs (26 earned) on 107 hits while issuing 27 walks earning First-Team All-American Conference accolades. In two NCAA postseason starts, he sported a 2-0 record with a 2.13 ERA allowing three runs (all earned) on six hits with 12 strikeouts in 12.2 innings. One of five Charlottesville All-

Regional selections, he became the first Pirate pitcher to register a win in Super Regional action helping ECU to an 8-6 victory over Texas Tech. The left-hander, who earned First-Team All-American Athletic Conference honors, stood among the conference leaders in innings pitched (second), wins (third) and strikeouts (t5th).

Dwanya Williams-Sutton was named to three Freshman All-America teams (Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball and D1Baseball) leading The American in batting average (.360) and on-base percentage (.455), while ranking second in slugging percentage (.551). The Wilson, N.C. native became the first Pirate since Brian Cavanaugh to lead a conference in batting average (.382) back in 2005 when ECU was a member

of Conference USA. He started 55 of 56 games, belted five home runs, laced four triples and 11 doubles (20 extra base hits), while scoring 31 runs, driving in 27 and swiping 7 of 12 bases. Williams-Sutton, who also garnered 2016 First-Team All-American Athletic Conference accolades, earned league player-of-the-week honors twice (Feb. 29 and May 23) and tallied six game-winning RBI with four coming in league play.

Two Pirates Make Major League DebutsA pair of right-handed pitchers in Jeff Hoffman (2012-14) and Jhar-

el Cotton (2012) both made their Major League debuts during the 2016

2016 Season Notebook

Sweep In Charlottesville RegionalAfter finishing second in the American Athletic Conference standings, East Carolina earned its 28th

NCAA Regional appearance after being tabbed as the No. 3 seed in the Charlottesville Regional. The Pirates opened regional play with a 9-1 win over No. 20 and second seeded Bryant using a seven-run eighth inning. The next day, ECU took on regional host and No. 10 Virginia with the winner advancing to the regional finals. Trailing 6-3 going to the bottom of the ninth, the Pirates sent six batters to the plate scoring five runs, which was highlighted by Travis Watkins’ three-run walk-off homer for an 8-6 victory. Just one win away from reaching their fourth Super Regional in program history, the Pirates completed the weekend sweep defeating William & Mary (8-4) behind two-run home runs from Eric Tyler, Watkins and Charlie Yorgen. Five Pirates earned all-regional team honors in Garrett Brooks, Evan kruczynski, Tyler, Watkins (Most Outstanding Player) and Yorgen.


season. Hoffman, a former No. 9 overall pick in 2014 by the Toronto Blue Jays, got the start on Aug. 20 with the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field facing the eventual World Series Champion Chicago Cubs. The Latham, N.Y. native faced the minimum through the first three stanzas before the Cubs broke through with a four-run fourth inning. In all he worked four frames allowing seven runs (six earned) on seven hits with a walk and a pair of strikeouts. Hoffman went 0-4 with a 4.88 ERA in eight out-ings (six starts) surrendering 29 runs (17 earned) with 22 strikeouts in 31.1 innings.

On Sept. 7, Cotton took the mound with the Oakland Athletics at Oak-land Coliseum notching a start against the Los Angeles Angels. The St. Thomas, V.I. native allowed one run (earned) on two hits with three strikeouts and pair of walks in 6.1 innings registering his first career win, 4-1. After retiring the first nine batters he faced, Cotton gave up a lead-off single to Andrelton Simmons to start the fourth inning – just one of four Angles to reach base on the day. Over the next two frames, he pitched around a pair of walks before C.J Cron belted a solo home run in the seventh cutting the A’s lead to 3-1. In five starts, he posted a 2-0 re-cord with a 2.15 ERA where he allowed 10 runs (seven earned) with 23 strikeouts in 29.1 innings.

Hoffman and Cotton became the 19th and 20th players in school his-tory to see action in the Major Leagues. They were the fifth and sixth hurlers since 2013 to make their debuts joining Seth Maness (2013), Chris Heston (2014), Mike Wright (2015) and Shawn Armstrong (2015).

Kruczynski And Lamm Named Jungle Award Winners

Every year the Pirate Jungle mem-bers honor the baseball team with its Annual Williams Jungle Awards. Mem-bers of the famed Jungle present a Pitching and Offensive MVP with the re-cipient receiving a plaque as well has having their names immortalized in-side the Clark-LeClair Stadium club-house. For the 2016 season, junior Evan kruczynski was named the Pitching MVP after posting an 8-1 record with a 2.01 ERA. Senior Parker Lamm took home Offensive MVP honors after starting 57 games where he batted .287 (68-for-237) with 28 RBI, 28 runs scored while collecting 18 multi-hit and five multi-RBI games. He ranked among the team leaders (top-4) in six statistical categories including stolen bases (12/first), hits (third) and RBI (fourth). In the field, he tal-lied 94 putouts, two assists and didn’t commit an error in 96 chances.

Tyler Sets ECU And American Single-Game RecordsJunior Eric Tyler set a new ECU and American Athletic Conference sin-

gle-game record on Mar. 26 when he drove in eight runs against Jack-sonville in a 13-0 series clinching win at Lewis Field inside Clark-LeClair Stadium. Tyler drove in all three of ECU’s runs in the first inning on a three-run shot to left field that plated Travis Watkins and Zack Mozin-go. He followed that with an RBI sac fly in the fifth that scored Charlie Yorgen giving ECU an 8-0 lead. Tyler capped the historic day hitting his first career grand slam in the five-run eighth frame that pushed across

Jeff Nelson, Watkins and Ryan Littlefield. The previous record of seven RBI in a contest had been done just twice in school history by Jim Riley (vs. Fairfield/Mar. 8, 1987) and Darryl Lawhorn (vs. New York Tech/Feb. 23, 2002).

#STRIKEOUTALS … Pirates Raise $4500Annually, for the past 13 seasons, East Carolina hosts the “keith LeClair

Classic” a tournament put together to bring awareness to ALS through the Jim “Catfish” Hunter chapter, which is located in Raleigh, N.C. The Jim “Catfish” Hunter chapter finds the tournament as a way to continue awareness and fundraising in Coach LeClair’s honor. The goal is to use the “keith LeClair Classic” as a starting point for our own fundraiser to help Strike Out ALS. In 2016, the entire team, including the coaching and support staff, participated in Mustache March in order to raise aware-ness and money for the Jim “Catfish” Hunter chapter. Mustache March created a fun and entertaining environment for Pirate fans throughout the month of March, which also helped towards ALS research. ECU raised over $4,500 with all of the money going straight the ALS Association, and more specifically the Jim “Catfish” Hunter chapter.

Keith LeClair Classic Champs Four Years StraightFor the ninth time in 13 years and fourth-straight season, the Pirates

claimed the annual keith LeClair Classic title in 2016 posting a 2-1 re-cord notching wins over Southeastern Louisiana (2-1) and Maryland (4-

3), while falling to Tennessee (5-2). For the Pirates, it marked their eighth out-right championship following wins in 2004, 2007-08, 2010 and 2013-16. ECU also picked up co-championship hon-ors in 2006 along with NC State and West Virginia.

Tommy Eason Inducted Into ECU Hall of Fame

Eason became the 34th member of the Pirate program to be induct-ed in the ECU Hall of Fame on Sept. 9, 2016. He is the fourth member from the 1999-2001 squads to be enshrined

in the hall joining Pirate skipper keith LeClair (2002), John Williamson (2012) and Chad Tracy (2015).

The Snow Hill, N.C. native was a two-time First-Team All-Colonial Ath-letic Association selection and led the Pirates to three-straight confer-ence titles and NCAA regional appearances as a player. He completed his career ranked second all-time in home runs (39), third in total bases (354) and fourth in RBI (155) and batting average (.355). After being taken by the Philadelphia Phillies in the sixth round of the 1991 Major League Baseball Draft, Eason spent four seasons in the minor leagues before returning to ECU to complete his bachelor’s degree.

A member of coach keith LeClair’s first staff as a graduate assistant in 1998, he was elevated to pitching coach in 1999 and served in that ca-pacity for seven seasons. During his tenure, ECU made six consecutive NCAA regional appearances and advanced to a pair of super regionals. Five pitchers earned All-America honors and his pitching staffs finished among the NCAA leaders in ERA three times.

Evan Kruczynski


Date Opponent Score Inn. Overall AAC Pitcher of Record Att. Time Feb. 19, 2016 LONGWOOD W 11-1 9 1-0-0 0-0-0 kruczynski (W 1-0) 2661 2:48 Feb. 20, 2016 LONGWOOD W 9-6 9 2-0-0 0-0-0 Wolfe, J. (W 1-0) 3066 2:58 Feb. 21, 2016 LONGWOOD W 5-3 9 3-0-0 0-0-0 Boyd, J. (W 1-0) 3067 2:52 Feb. 23, 2016 NCAT W 11-2 9 4-0-0 0-0-0 Morgan, k. (W 1-0) 1999 3:00 Feb. 26, 2016 at #4 Virginia W 8-5 (10) 5-0-0 0-0-0 Ingle, J. (W 1-0) 3351 4:03 Feb. 27, 2016 at #4 Virginia W 6-1 9 6-0-0 0-0-0 Wolfe, J. (W 2-0) 3669 2:50 Feb. 28, 2016 at #4 Virginia L 4-2 9 6-1-0 0-0-0 Boyd, J. (L 1-1) 3993 2:45 Mar. 02, 2016 ELON L 8-7 (10) 6-2-0 0-0-0 Ingle, J. (L 1-1) 2301 4:03 Mar. 04, 2016 SE LOUISIANA W 2-1 9 7-2-0 0-0-0 Holba, C. (W 1-0) 2237 2:50 Mar. 05, 2016 TENNESSEE L 5-2 9 7-3-0 0-0-0 Wolfe, J. (L 2-1) 2984 2:54 Mar. 06, 2016 MARYLAND W 4-3 9 8-3-0 0-0-0 Ingle, J. (W 2-1) 2520 3:26 Mar. 08, 2016 GEORGE MASON W 8-1 9 9-3-0 0-0-0 Holba, C. (W 2-0) 2088 2:44 Mar. 09, 2016 GEORGE MASON W 6-0 9 10-3-0 0-0-0 Colmore, C. (W 1-0) 2049 2:50 Mar. 11, 2016 at Rice W 10-1 9 11-3-0 0-0-0 kruczynski (W 2-0) 2303 2:57 Mar. 12, 2016 at Rice L 7-2 9 11-4-0 0-0-0 Lanier, S. (L 0-1) 2647 2:50 Mar. 13, 2016 at Rice L 4-1 9 11-5-0 0-0-0 Ingle, J. (L 2-2) 2474 2:45 Mar. 15, 2016 #6 NORTH CAROLINA L 17-4 9 11-6-0 0-0-0 Voliva, E. (L 0-1) 5213 3:55 Mar. 18, 2016 MONMOUTH W 4-3 9 12-6-0 0-0-0 Ingle, J. (W 3-2) 2752 2:56 Mar. 19, 2016 MONMOUTH W 5-2 9 13-6-0 0-0-0 Boyd, J. (W 2-1) 2568 3:17 Mar. 20, 2016 MONMOUTH L 4-0 9 13-7-0 0-0-0 kirkpatrick (L 0-1) 2116 2:38 Mar. 22, 2016 at Duke W 8-6 9 14-7-0 0-0-0 Colmore, C. (W 2-0) 803 3:50 Mar. 24, 2016 JACkSONVILLE W 6-3 9 15-7-0 0-0-0 kruczynski (W 3-0) 2243 3:04 Mar. 25, 2016 JACkSONVILLE L 8-6 9 15-8-0 0-0-0 Wolfe, J. (L 2-2) 2240 3:44 Mar. 26, 2016 JACkSONVILLE W 13-0 9 16-8-0 0-0-0 Boyd, J. (W 3-1) 2556 2:59 Mar. 29, 2016 UNC WILMINGTON W 9-6 9 17-8-0 0-0-0 Wolfe, J. (W 3-2) 3343 3:10 * Apr. 01, 2016 #15 HOUSTON W 3-1 9 18-8-0 1-0-0 kruczynski (W 4-0) 2603 2:50 * Apr. 02, 2016 #15 HOUSTON W 5-1 9 19-8-0 2-0-0 Boyd, J. (W 4-1) 2966 2:58 * Apr. 03, 2016 #15 HOUSTON L 6-1 9 19-9-0 2-1-0 Wolfe, J. (L 3-3) 2441 3:16 Apr. 05, 2016 at Elon W 7-5 (11) 20-9-0 2-1-0 Ingle, J. (W 4-2) 301 4:13 * Apr. 08, 2016 at #27 Tulane L 5-2 9 20-10-0 2-2-0 Ingle, J. (L 4-3) 1886 2:37 * Apr. 09, 2016 at #27 Tulane L 3-0 9 20-11-0 2-3-0 Boyd, J. (L 4-2) 1930 2:14 * Apr. 10, 2016 at #27 Tulane W 7-3 9 21-11-0 3-3-0 Wolfe, J. (W 4-3) 1986 2:56 * Apr. 15, 2016 at Memphis W 8-1 9 22-11-0 4-3-0 kruczynski (W 5-0) 505 2:57 * Apr. 16, 2016 at Memphis W 8-2 9 23-11-0 5-3-0 Boyd, J. (W 5-2) 413 3:15 * Apr. 17, 2016 at Memphis L 6-5 9 23-12-0 5-4-0 Voliva, E. (L 0-2) 444 3:39 Apr. 19, 2016 #8 NC STATE W 15-3 9 24-12-0 5-4-0 Durazo (W 1-0) 4734 3:38 Apr. 20, 2016 at High Point L 5-1 9 24-13-0 5-4-0 kirkpatrick (L 0-2) 851 3:18 * Apr. 23, 2016 UCONN-1 W 2-1 (10) 25-13-0 6-4-0 Ingle, J. (W 5-3) - 3:02 * Apr. 23, 2016 UCONN-2 L 5-1 9 25-14-0 6-5-0 Boyd, J. (L 5-3) 2988 2:57 * Apr. 24, 2016 UCONN W 3-2 9 26-14-0 7-5-0 Wolfe, J. (W 5-3) 2577 2:33 Apr. 25, 2016 at #6 NC State L 6-1 9 26-15-0 7-5-0 Durazo (L 1-1) 2665 3:03 * Apr. 29, 2016 CINCINNATI L 3-0 9 26-16-0 7-6-0 kruczynski (L 5-1) 2648 2:54 * Apr. 30, 2016 CINCINNATI W 6-4 9 27-16-0 8-6-0 Boyd, J. (W 6-3) 2915 3:17 * May 01, 2016 CINCINNATI T 3-3 8 27-16-1 8-6-1 None 2258 2:46 * May 06, 2016 at UCONN W 4-3 9 28-16-1 9-6-1 Bridges, M. (W 1-0) 295 3:05 * May 07, 2016 at UCONN W 11-9 9 29-16-1 10-6-1 Holba, C. (W 3-0) 198 3:22 * May 08, 2016 at UCONN W 3-2 9 30-16-1 11-6-1 Wolfe, J. (W 6-3) 177 2:53 May 10, 2016 at #20 North Carolina L 9-1 9 30-17-1 11-6-1 kirkpatrick (L 0-3) 2400 3:26 * May 13, 2016 USF W 14-7 9 31-17-1 12-6-1 Bridges, M. (W 2-0) 2318 3:52 * May 14, 2016 USF L 5-1 9 31-18-1 12-7-1 Boyd, J. (L 6-4) 2967 2:36 * May 15, 2016 USF L 6-5 9 31-19-1 12-8-1 Holba, C. (L 3-1) 2477 3:17 * May 19, 2016 at UCF W 5-3 9 32-19-1 13-8-1 kruczynski (W 6-1) 942 3:11 * May 20, 2016 at UCF W 7-1 9 33-19-1 14-8-1 Boyd, J. (W 7-4) 924 2:49 * May 21, 2016 at UCF W 8-7 9 34-19-1 15-8-1 Lanier, S. (W 1-1) 1195 3:41 ^ May 25, 2016 vs USF L 4-2 9 34-20-1 15-8-1 Bridges, M. (L 2-1) 843 3:05 ^ May 26, 2016 vs Memphis L 5-4 9 34-21-1 15-8-1 Boyd, J. (L 7-5) 1012 2:50 # June 03, 2016 vs #20 Bryant W 9-1 9 35-21-1 15-8-1 kruczynski (W 7-1) 3525 3:22 # June 04, 2016 vs #10 Virginia W 8-6 9 36-21-1 15-8-1 Ingle, J. (W 6-3) 4628 3:29 # June 05, 2016 vs William & Mary W 8-4 9 37-21-1 15-8-1 Lanier, S. (W 2-1) 3616 2:51 $ June 10, 2016 at #7 Texas Tech W 8-6 9 38-21-1 15-8-1 kruczynski (W 8-1) 4817 3:25 $ June 11, 2016 vs #7 Texas Tech L 3-1 (13) 38-22-1 15-8-1 Lanier, S (L 2-2) 4817 4:56 $ June 12, 2016 at #7 Texas Tech L 11-0 9 38-23-1 15-8-1 Wolfe, J. (L 6-4) 4817 3:00

* = Conference game ^ = Amrerican Baseball Championships # = Charlottesville Regional $ = Lubbock Super Regional () extra inning game

2016 Game Results


2016 Final StatisticsRecord: 38-23 Home: 20-10 Away: 15-10 Neutral: 3-3 The American: 15-8-1

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% 1 D Williams-Sutton. .360 56-55 178 31 64 11 4 5 27 98 .551 26 7 47 4 .455 2 0 7-12 70 0 4 .946 19 Travis Watkins .326 61-61 233 43 76 14 0 7 44 111 .476 29 6 40 14 .407 5 0 3-5 434 63 7 .986 37 Luke Bolka .317 42-26 82 13 26 3 0 3 12 38 .463 10 2 28 2 .400 1 0 3-3 0 0 0 .000 2 Garrett Brooks .308 62-48 169 29 52 13 1 1 20 70 .414 15 4 32 3 .374 2 6 6-9 128 0 1 .992 25 Eric Tyler .306 62-62 242 37 74 14 0 5 36 103 .426 19 11 34 4 .381 1 4 9-12 59 118 11 .941 9 kirk Morgan .299 53-25 117 9 35 5 0 0 19 40 .342 8 4 14 6 .364 0 3 2-3 157 19 1 .994 6 Parker Lamm .287 60-57 237 28 68 6 1 0 28 76 .321 13 4 27 6 .332 2 9 12-15 94 2 0 1.000 8 Turner Brown .281 60-58 199 28 56 5 0 3 34 70 .352 21 11 32 4 .379 1 10 9-12 87 149 19 .925 3 Charlie Yorgen .262 62-62 233 33 61 12 0 1 22 76 .326 24 7 31 2 .346 2 14 6-9 118 170 5 .983 14 Jeff Nelson .250 53-23 76 21 19 4 1 1 5 28 .368 14 8 21 2 .418 0 0 8-9 55 1 2 .966 26 Bryce Harman .242 60-53 178 27 43 8 2 4 25 67 .376 30 12 48 2 .379 4 0 2-3 392 25 4 .990

10 Brady Lloyd .333 33-0 12 8 4 2 0 0 1 6 .500 1 0 2 0 .385 0 0 2-3 8 6 0 1.000 30 Ryan Littlefield .267 14-0 15 2 4 0 1 0 1 6 .400 0 0 4 0 .267 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 38 Zack Mozingo .243 32-18 74 9 18 3 0 2 12 27 .365 11 2 19 3 .356 0 0 0-0 15 0 0 1.000 7 Wes Phillips .079 29-7 38 7 3 1 0 1 5 7 .184 1 1 9 1 .122 1 1 1-1 10 16 3 .897 24 Justin Dirden .000 3-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 5 kendall Ford .000 6-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 1 0 0 0 .250 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 35 Evan kruczynski .000 2-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 9 26 4 .897 33 Jacob Wolfe .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 6 21 2 .931 17 Denny Brady .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 1 1 0 1.000 Totals .289 62 2088 326 603 101 10 33 292 823 .394 224 79 390 53 .375 22 47 70-96 1669 665 69 .971 Opponents .249 62 2080 258 518 97 7 30 235 719 .346 206 77 465 40 .337 16 41 33-57 1637 675 69 .971

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 35 Evan kruczynski 2.01 8-1 17 17 0 0/0 0 116.2 107 32 26 27 95 13 0 4 .245 5 6 1 3 5 43 Jimmy Boyd 2.83 7-5 18 16 0 0/1 0 101.2 84 38 32 21 61 10 0 5 .225 10 18 1 0 9 33 Jacob Wolfe 2.95 6-4 17 17 1 0/0 0 88.1 81 40 29 32 57 16 0 4 .251 3 14 0 3 10 27 Matt Bridges 2.98 2-1 28 0 0 0/0 2 42.1 29 15 14 18 45 4 0 5 .200 6 5 0 2 3 36 Joe Ingle 3.59 6-3 32 0 0 0/0 12 52.2 36 25 21 40 75 11 2 4 .196 8 11 0 2 3 28 Sam Lanier 4.15 2-2 34 0 0 0/1 0 34.2 33 18 16 15 40 8 2 3 .248 7 2 0 1 2 11 Chris Holba 6.23 3-1 25 1 0 0/1 1 30.1 36 21 21 10 19 6 0 2 .298 4 4 0 1 2

39 Cam Colmore 1.64 2-0 8 1 0 0/1 0 11.0 5 3 2 4 9 1 1 0 .139 1 3 0 0 0 31 Nick Durazo 4.35 1-1 14 4 0 0/0 1 20.2 25 13 10 10 24 6 1 1 .291 2 1 0 0 2 38 Zack Mozingo 5.40 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 1.2 4 2 1 2 1 1 1 0 .500 0 0 0 1 0 44 Evan Voliva 5.62 0-2 12 1 0 0/0 0 16.0 19 12 10 7 9 3 0 1 .317 0 8 0 1 3 9 kirk Morgan 6.00 1-0 1 1 0 0/0 0 3.0 4 2 2 0 3 2 0 0 .364 0 1 0 1 0 12 Davis kirkpatrick 6.48 0-3 14 3 0 0/1 1 25.0 37 21 18 12 14 13 0 1 .346 3 1 0 1 1 17 Denny Brady 8.76 0-0 11 1 0 0/1 0 12.1 16 12 12 7 13 2 0 0 .302 4 2 0 0 1 37 Luke Bolka 99.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 0.0 2 4 4 1 0 1 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 3.53 38-23 62 62 1 2/2 17 556.1 518 258 218 206 465 97 7 30 .249 53 77 2 16 41 Opponents 4.77 23-38 62 62 4 4/3 10 545.2 603 326 289 224 390 101 10 33 .289 63 79 7 22 47


2016 Final American Athletic Conference StatisticsRecord: 15-8-1 Home: 6-5-1 Away: 9-3

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% 1 D. Williams-Sutton .389 23-23 72 14 28 5 2 3 12 46 .639 10 3 17 2 .482 0 0 1-3 32 0 2 .941 9 kirk Morgan .303 19-8 33 2 10 3 0 0 5 13 .394 3 4 5 1 .425 0 0 0-0 33 3 1 .973 8 Turner Brown .301 24-24 83 14 25 4 0 1 12 32 .386 8 5 11 1 .396 0 3 3-4 43 59 9 .919 2 Garrett Brooks .297 24-17 64 12 19 4 0 0 8 23 .359 5 1 9 0 .347 2 3 2-2 60 0 0 1.000 19 Travis Watkins .290 24-24 93 9 27 4 0 1 13 34 .366 10 1 17 6 .365 0 0 1-2 173 21 5 .975 25 Eric Tyler .271 24-24 96 13 26 5 0 0 8 31 .323 5 6 14 2 .346 0 0 5-7 12 36 4 .923 6 Parker Lamm .252 24-24 103 8 26 3 1 0 19 31 .301 1 1 11 2 .264 1 4 2-4 42 0 0 1.000 14 Jeff Nelson .222 19-5 18 4 4 0 0 0 2 4 .222 3 3 6 1 .417 0 0 2-3 14 0 0 1.000 3 Charlie Yorgen .218 24-24 87 10 19 2 0 0 9 21 .241 8 1 11 0 .292 0 7 2-4 33 70 1 .990 26 Bryce Harman .213 22-22 75 10 16 0 0 2 7 22 .293 8 3 18 1 .310 1 0 1-2 175 9 1 .995 38 Zack Mozingo .184 17-11 38 2 7 2 0 1 4 12 .316 6 2 9 2 .326 0 0 0-0 9 0 0 1.000 10 Brady Lloyd 1.000 12-0 1 6 1 0 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 2-3 2 1 0 1.000 37 Luke Bolka .219 13-9 32 6 7 1 0 2 4 14 .438 1 2 16 1 .286 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 30 Ryan Littlefield .000 2-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 7 Wes Phillips .000 4-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 35 Evan kruczynski .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 5 16 2 .913 Totals .269 24 798 112 215 33 3 10 103 284 .356 68 32 145 19 .349 4 17 21-34 643 233 27 .970 Opponents .240 24 808 89 194 25 2 13 79 262 .324 78 32 179 12 .330 4 13 16-20 632 260 24 .974

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 35 Evan kruczynski 1.93 3-1 8 8 0 0/0 0 56.0 52 16 12 10 48 4 0 2 .254 1 4 1 2 5 43 Jimmy Boyd 2.25 4-3 8 8 0 0/0 0 52.0 40 17 13 9 34 2 0 0 .207 3 9 1 0 0 33 Jacob Wolfe 2.76 3-1 8 8 1 0/0 0 45.2 39 21 14 19 29 6 0 4 .225 3 9 0 1 5 27 Matt Bridges 2.87 2-0 12 0 0 0/0 1 15.2 12 5 5 6 16 2 0 2 .214 1 1 0 1 0 11 Chris Holba 5.00 1-1 9 0 0 0/0 0 9.0 12 5 5 3 5 2 0 2 .316 1 1 0 0 0 28 Sam Lanier 5.62 1-0 14 0 0 0/0 0 8.0 9 6 5 6 10 2 0 0 .257 4 0 0 0 0 36 Joe Ingle 5.75 1-1 16 0 0 0/0 7 20.1 21 16 13 17 28 6 2 3 .269 4 6 0 0 1 12 Davis kirkpatrick 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 2.0 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 .333 0 1 0 0 0 31 Nick Durazo 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 0.0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 44 Evan Voliva 3.00 0-1 3 0 0 0/0 0 3.0 2 1 1 3 2 0 0 0 .200 0 1 0 0 1 17 Denny Brady 6.75 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 2.2 3 2 2 3 4 1 0 0 .300 1 0 0 0 1 Totals 2.94 15-8 24 24 1 0/0 8 214.1 194 89 70 78 179 25 2 13 .240 18 32 2 4 13 Opponents 4.23 8-15 24 24 3 2/1 3 210.2 215 112 99 68 145 33 3 10 .269 16 32 2 4 17

Dwanya Williams-Sutton Travis Watkins


Win-Loss Summary

Overall: 38-23-1Conference: 15-8-1Non-Conference: 23-15Home Games: 20-10-1Away Games: 15-10Neutral Site: 3-3Day Games: 27-15-1Night Games: 11-8vs. Left-Handed Starter: 11-9vs. Right-Handed Starter: 27-14-11-Run Games: 8-42-Run Games: 9-45+Run Games: 13-6Extra Innings: 3-2Shutouts: 2-4Scoring 0-2 Runs: 2-17Scoring 3-5 Runs: 10-4-1Scoring 6-9 Runs: 19-2Scoring 10+ Runs: 7-0Opponent 0-2 Runs: 18-0Opponent 3-5 Runs: 12-13-1Opponent 6-9 Runs: 8-8Opponent 10+ Runs: 0-2Scored in 1st Inning: 13-2Opponent Scored in 1st Inning: 9-8-1Scores First: 26-6Opponent Scores First: 12-17-1After 6 Leading: 28-3After 6 Trailing: 5-17After 6 Tied: 5-3-1After 7 Leading: 31-2-1After 7 Trailing: 4-17After 7 Tied: 3-4After 8 Leading: 32-1After 8 Trailing: 2-18After 8 Tied: 4-4Hit 0 Home Runs: 17-18-1Hit 1 home Run: 17-5Hit 2+ Home Runs: 4-0Opponent 0 Home Runs: 26-12Opponent 1 Home Run: 8-9-1Opponent 2+ Home Runs: 4-2Made 0 errors: 15-7Made 1 Error: 14-9-1Made 2+ Errors: 9-7Opponent Made 0 Errors: 10-9Opponent 1 Error: 15-7-1Opponent 2+ Errors: 13-7Out-Hit Opponent: 31-7-1Out-Hit by Opponent: 5-14Hits are Tied: 2-2

Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI 6 Lamm, Parker 96 94 2 0 1.000 1 0 0 .000 0 0 38 Mozingo, Zack 15 15 0 0 1.000 0 0 1 .000 0 0 10 Lloyd, Brady 14 8 6 0 1.000 1 0 0 .000 0 0 27 Bridges, Matt 10 3 7 0 1.000 0 3 3 .500 0 0 12 kirkpatrick, Davis 9 4 5 0 1.000 1 4 1 .800 0 0 11 Holba, Chris 9 2 7 0 1.000 1 3 1 .750 0 0 44 Voliva, Evan 4 2 2 0 1.000 0 1 1 .500 0 0 17 Brady, Denny 2 1 1 0 1.000 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 9 Morgan, kirk 177 157 19 1 .994 14 0 0 .000 0 0 2 Brooks, Garrett 129 128 0 1 .992 0 0 0 .000 0 0 26 Harman, Bryce 421 392 25 4 .990 32 0 0 .000 0 0 19 Watkins, Travis 504 434 63 7 .986 4 33 20 .623 4 1 3 Yorgen, Charlie 293 118 170 5 .983 33 0 0 .000 0 0 14 Nelson, Jeff 58 55 1 2 .966 1 0 0 .000 0 0 43 Boyd, Jimmy 25 9 15 1 .960 0 1 5 .167 0 0 1 Williams-Sutton, D. 74 70 0 4 .946 0 0 0 .000 0 0 25 Tyler, Eric 188 59 118 11 .941 11 0 1 .000 0 0 33 Wolfe, Jacob 29 6 21 2 .931 0 4 4 .500 0 0 8 Brown, Turner 255 87 149 19 .925 24 0 0 .000 0 0 35 kruczynski, Evan 39 9 26 4 .897 1 3 1 .750 0 0 7 Phillips, Wes 29 10 16 3 .897 4 0 0 .000 0 0 28 Lanier, Sam 7 1 5 1 .857 0 5 2 .714 0 0 36 Ingle, Joe 11 4 5 2 .818 0 6 3 .667 0 0 31 Durazo, Nick 3 0 2 1 .667 0 2 0 1.000 0 0 39 Colmore, Cam 2 1 0 1 .500 0 0 2 .000 0 0 30 Littlefield, Ryan 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 24 Dirden, Justin 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 5 Ford, kendall 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 37 Bolka, Luke 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Totals 2403 1669 665 69 .971 50 33 24 .579 4 1 Opponents 2381 1637 675 69 .971 70 70 26 .729 8 0

General Summary:Current Losing Streak: 2

Longest Winning Streak: 6Longest Losing Streak: 3

Home Attendance: 81,895

(30 dates avg. = 2,729 )

Away Attendance: 64,427

(31 dates avg. = 2,078 )

Total Attendance: 146,322

(61 dates avg. = 2,398 )

2016 Statistics

Inning-By-Inning Summary 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalEast Carolina 45 39 19 34 55 37 28 39 16 3 315Opponents 13 45 17 22 30 26 29 44 25 0 251

Record When Team Scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 0-4 0-8 2-5 3-0 3-2 4-2 4-1 3-1 9-0 3-0 7-0

Record When Opponent Scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 2-0 11-0 5-0 8-3 2-4 2-6 5-4 2-1 0-2 1-1 0-2

Record When Leading After:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 10-2 19-2 22-3 24-4 25-3 28-3 31-2 32-1

Record When Trailing After:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 5-8 7-10 7-12 6-15 6-16 5-17 4-17 2-18

Record When Tied After:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 23-13 12-11 9-8 8-4 7-4 5-3 3-4 4-4


TeamBattingAt bats: 45 vs. Texas Tech (June 11 at Texas Lubbock)Runs scored: 15 vs. NC State (Apr. 19)Hits: 17 vs. USF (May 13)RBIs: 13 vs. NC State (Apr. 19)Doubles: 4 (5 times )Triples: 2 vs. N.C.A&T (Feb. 23) 2 at Virginia (Feb. 27)Home runs: 3 vs. Jacksonville (Mar. 26) 3 vs. NC State (Apr. 19) 3 vs. William & Mary (June 05 at Charlottesville, Va.)Total bases: 26 vs. NC State (Apr. 19)Walks: 9 vs. Jacksonville (Mar. 26) 9 at Elon (Apr. 05)Strikeouts: 13 at Virginia (Feb. 26)Sac hits: 3 vs. Elon (Mar. 02) 3 vs. Monmouth (Mar. 19)Sac flies: 3 vs. N.C.A&T (Feb. 23)Stolen bases: 6 vs. N.C.A&T (Feb. 23) 6 vs. George Mason (Mar. 08)Hit by pitch: 4 vs. Longwood (Feb. 20) 4 at UCF (May 21) 4 at Texas Tech (June 10)Caught stealing: 2 at Tulane (Apr. 08) 2 vs. USF (May 25 at Clearwater, Fla.)Runners LOB: 14 vs. Texas Tech (June 11 at Texas Lubbock)Hit into DP: 4 at NC State (Apr. 25) 4 vs. Texas Tech (June 11 at Texas Lubbock)

FieldingPutouts: 39 vs. Texas Tech (June 11 at Texas Lubbock)Assists: 20 at Virginia (Feb. 28) 20 vs. Texas Tech (June 11 at Texas Lubbock)Errors: 5 at Virginia (Feb. 28)Passed balls: 1 (4 times )DPs turned: 3 vs. Monmouth (Mar. 18)

PitchingInnings pitched: 13.0 vs. Texas Tech (June 11 at Texas Lubbock)Runs allowed: 17 vs. North Carolina (Mar. 15)Earned runs: 17 vs. North Carolina (Mar. 15)Walks allowed: 10 vs USF (May 15) 10 vs. Texas Tech (June 11 at Texas Lubbock)Strikeouts: 19 at Elon (Apr. 05)Hits allowed: 16 vs. North Carolina (Mar. 15)Doubles allowed: 5 vs. Jacksonville (Mar. 25) 5 at High Point (Apr. 20) 5 at Texas Tech (June 12)Triples allowed: 1 (7 times )Homers allowed: 2 (6 times )Wild pitches: 3 at Memphis (Apr. 17) 3 vs. UCONN (Apr. 23)Hit batters: 4 vs. N.C.A&T (Feb. 23) 4 vs. Texas Tech (June 11 at Texas Lubbock)

IndividualBattingAt bats: 6 (9 times )Runs scored: 4 Garrett Brooks at Memphis (Apr. 15) 4 Travis Watkins vs. NC State (Apr. 19) 4 D. Williams-Sutton at UCONN (May 07)Hits: 4 (10 times )RBIs: 8 Eric Tyler vs. Jacksonville (Mar. 26)Doubles: 3 Travis Watkins at Memphis (Apr. 16)Triples: 2 D. Williams-Sutton at Virginia (Feb. 27)Home runs: 2 Eric Tyler vs. Jacksonville (Mar. 26) 2 Travis Watkins at Texas Tech (June 10)Total bases: 9 Travis Watkins at Texas Tech (June 10)Walks: 3 (4 times )Strikeouts: 4 Bryce Harman vs. Elon (Mar. 02)Sac hits: 2 Parker Lamm vs. Elon (Mar. 02)Sac flies: 1 (22 times )Stolen bases: 3 Jeff Nelson vs. George Mason (Mar. 08)Hit by pitch: 2 Bryce Harman vs. Houston (Apr. 01) 2 Turner Brown at UCF (May 21) 2 Bryce Harman at Texas Tech (June 10)Caught stealing: 1 (26 times )Runners LOB: 6 Jeff Nelson vs. Cincinnati (Apr. 30)

FieldingPutouts: 18 Travis Watkins at Elon (Apr 05)Assists: 7 Charlie Yorgen at Virginia (Feb 27) 7 Turner Brown at Rice (Mar 13) 7 Turner Brown at UCONN (May 07)Errors: 2 (7 times )Passed balls: 1 (4 times )

PitchingInnings pitched: 9.0 Jacob Wolfe at UCONN (May 08)Runs allowed: 6 Jacob Wolfe vs Houston (Apr. 03) 6 Evan kruczynski vs USF (May 13) 6 Joe Ingle at UCF (May 21)Earned runs: 6 Joe Ingle at UCF (May 21)Walks allowed: 5 Evan kruczynski at Texas Tech (June 10) 5 Joe Ingle vs. Texas Tech (June 11 at Texas Lubbock)Strikeouts: 13 Evan kruczynski at Tulane (Apr. 08)Hits allowed: 11 Evan kruczynski at UCF (May 19)Doubles allowed: 4 Jacob Wolfe at Rice (Mar. 12)Triples allowed: 1 (7 times )Homers allowed: 2 Jacob Wolfe at Tulane (Apr. 10) 2 Matt Bridges vs. NC State (Apr. 19)Wild pitches: 2 (5 times )Hit batters: 3 Jimmy Boyd vs. USF (May 14) 3 Jimmy Boyd vs. Texas Tech (June 11 at Texas Lubbock)

2016 Game Highs

Record Book

Team Records

HittingAt-Bats 1. 2,407 2009 2. 2,277 2004 3. 2,216 2008 4. 2,190 2000 5. 2,179 2005 6. 2,164 1999 7. 2,161 2001 8. 2,156 2002 9. 2,150 2003 10. 2,149 2011

Hits 1. 814 2009 2. 725 2004 3. 704 1999 4. 702 2008 5. 700 2001 6. 666 2005 7. 653 2000 8. 648 2010 9. 637 2011 10. 633 2006 633 2002

Runs 1. 565 2009 2. 516 1999 3. 513 2004 4. 498 2008 5. 473 2001 6. 453 2010 453 1990 8. 430 2000 9. 427 2005 10. 405 1998

Doubles 1. 154 2009 2. 153 2004 3. 148 1999

4. 134 2001 5. 130 2000 6. 124 2010 124 2005 8. 112 2008 112 2007 10. 111 1998

Triples 1. 20 2005 20 1995 3. 18 1992 18 1990 5. 17 1982 6. 16 1991 16 1978 8. 15 1996 15 1993 10. 14 2007

Home Runs 1. 108 2009 2. 100 2004 3. 89 2008 4. 85 2001 5. 81 2010 6. 79 1999 79 1998 8. 75 1990 9. 71 1996 10. 68 2007 68 2000

Runs Batted In 1. 523 2009 2. 480 2004 3. 464 2008 4. 453 1999 5. 430 2001 6. 416 2010 7. 397 2000 8. 394 1990

9. 379 2005 10. 368 1998

Total Bases 1. 1,310 2009 2. 1,200 2004 3. 1,111 2001 1,111 1999 5. 1,105 2008 6. 1,025 2010 7. 1,013 2005 8. 1,007 2000 9. 975 1998 10. 965 2007

Batting Average 1. .339 2009 2. .325 1999 .325 1990 4. .324 2001 5. .318 2004 6. .317 2008 .317 1961 8. .315 2010 9. .308 1987 10. .307 1985 .307 1980

Slugging Percentage 1. .546 2009 2. .534 1990 3. .527 2004 4. .514 2001 5. .513 1999 6. .499 2008 7. .498 2010 8. .485 1986 9. .482 1985 10. .479 1998

On-Base Percentage 1. .423 1987 2. .418 1990

3. .415 2009 .415 1999 5. .408 2008 6. .406 2010 7. .405 1988 8. .401 2001 .401 1985 10. .398 1986 .398 2004

Stolen Bases 1. 116 1990 2. 101 2008 3. 94 2001 4. 93 1994 5. 91 2002 6. 89 1977 7. 87 1989 8. 85 2007 85 2004 10. 84 1998

Stolen Base Percentage 1. 1.000 (38-38) 1974 2. .919 (34-37) 1981 3. .837 (36-43) 1975 4. .830 (39-47) 1987 5. .817 (89-109) 1977 6. .813 (26-32) 1983 7. .806 (87-108) 1989 8. .804 (74-92) 1999 9. .802 (101-126) 2008 .802 (85-106) 2004

Walks 1. 307 2008 2. 299 2000 3. 293 1999 4. 282 1990 5. 270 2010 6. 265 1988 7. 259 2007

Games 1. 66 2009 2. 64 2004 64 2002 64 2000 5. 63 2008 63 2007 7. 62 2016 62 2015 62 2011 62 2003 62 1999

Wins 1. 51 2004 2. 47 2001 47 1990 4. 46 2009 46 2000 46 1999 7. 43 2002 8. 42 2008 9. 41 2011 41 1993

Losses 1. 29 1998 2. 27 2010 27 2003 27 1997 5. 26 2014 26 2013 26 2006 26 2005 26 1995 10. 25 2012

Best Win Percentage 1. .850 1938 17-3 2. .846 1961 22-4 3. .842 1959 16-3 4. .839 1992 47-9 5. .828 1967 23-6 6. .800 1986 40-10 .800 1980 28-7 .800 1955 20-5 9. .797 2004 51-13 10. .783 2001 47-13 .783 1956 18-5

Win Streak 1. 19 2004 2. 15 1989 15 1986 4. 14 2007 14 1977 6. 13 2008 13 2001 13 1994 9. 11 2001 11 1999 11 1995 11 1980


8. 258 2009 9. 256 2004 10. 255 1987

Strikeouts 1. 459 2009 2. 414 1997 3. 408 2003 4. 407 2004 5. 404 2010 6. 396 2011 7. 390 2016 8. 388 1993 9. 384 1998 10. 380 2008

Total Sacrifices 1. 87 1985 2. 80 2015 3. 76 2002 4. 74 2014 74 2011 6. 73 2012 73 2007 8. 72 2013 72 2008 10. 69 2016 69 1999 69 2006

Hit By Pitch 1. 79 2016 2. 73 2009 3. 68 2010 4. 67 2015 5. 61 2004 6. 59 2002 59 1999 8. 57 2008 9. 52 2003 10. 49 2012

PitchingSaves 1. 25 2000 2. 20 2012 3. 18 2002 4. 17 2016 17 2015 6. 16 2004 7. 15 2013 15 2007 9. 14 2001 14 1999

Complete Games 1. 26 1986 26 1982 3. 22 1993 22 1981 5. 21 1977 6. 20 1984 7. 19 1985 19 1980 9. 17 1989 17 1974

Earned Run Average 1. 1.12 1978 2. 1.83 1974 3. 1.93 1967 4. 1.95 1976 5. 2.00 1970 6. 2.14 1973 7. 2.36 1972 8. 2.47 1979 2.47 1968 10. 2.48 1965

Opponent Batting Average 1. .201 1995 2. .220 1989 .220 1982 4. .222 1979 5. .233 1981 6. .238 2014 7. .239 2011 8. .246 1993 .246 1990 10. .247 1996

Innings Pitched 1. 581.0 2009 2. 568.2 2000 3. 566.1 2003 4. 566.0 2002 5. 565.0 2008 6. 564.0 2004 7. 562.0 2011 8. 559.1 2007 9. 556.1 201610. 550.2 2012

Strikeouts 1. 513 2009 2. 487 2010 3. 481 2011 481 2008 481 2004 6. 480 2003 7. 465 2016

8. 454 2002 9. 433 1999 10. 432 2007

Shutouts 1. 9 2011 9 2004 9 1966 4. 8 1993 8 1990 8 1967 7. 7 2002 7 1989 9. 6 2006 6 2005 6 1986 6 1972 6 1970

Strikeouts (Per 9 Innings) 1. 8.49 2010 2. 7.95 2009 3. 7.77 1994 4. 7.73 1995 5. 7.70 2011 7.70 1998 7. 7.68 2004 8. 7.66 2008 9. 7.63 2003 10. 7.53 1989

Walks 1. 233 2007 2. 228 2008 3. 222 2013 4. 212 2009 5. 211 2005 6. 206 2016 7. 204 1995 8. 197 2002 197 2000 197 1999

Hit Batters 1. 95 2013 2. 77 2016 3. 71 2015 4. 68 2014 5. 65 2002 6. 63 2008 7. 62 2012 8. 61 2010 61 2009 10. 60 2006

Wild Pitches 1. 55 1995

2. 53 2016 3. 49 1999

4. 46 1997

5. 44 2013

44 2006

7. 43 2011

8. 38 2014

38 2005

10. 36 2004

Balks 1. 16 1990

2. 12 2003

3. 10 2007

4. 8 2012

8 2011

8 2006

8 1998

8. 7 2008

7 2005

7 2004

7 2002

FieldingBest Fielding Percentage 1. .985 1973

2. .975 2004

3. .974 2013

4. .972 2012

.972 2005

.972 2003

7. .971 2016 .971 2015

.971 2009

.971 2007

Double Plays 1. 68 2002

2. 62 2007

62 2000

4. 61 2001

5. 60 2006

60 2005

60 1970

8. 59 2015

59 2004

10. 57 2013

57 2003


Season Individual Hitting RecordsGames 1. 66 Stephen Batts 2009 66 Dustin Harrington 2009 66 kyle Roller 2009 66 Drew Schieber 2009 66 Ryan Wood 2009 6. 65 Trent Whitehead 2009 7. 64 11 Players Tied

At-Bat 1. 279 Trent Whitehead 2009 2. 273 Stephen Batts 2009 3. 267 Jamie Paige 2004 4. 264 Ryan Wood 2009 5. 261 Dustin Harrington 2009 6. 257 Drew Schieber 2009 7. 256 kyle Roller 2009 256 Trevor Lawhorn 2004 9. 253 James Molinari 2000 10. 250 Ryan Tousley 2007 250 Darryl Lawhorn 2002

Runs 1. 87 Ryan Wood 2009 2. 78 Trent Whitehead 2009 3. 71 Stephen Batts 2009 4. 70 Ryan Wood 2008 70 Steve Salargo 1999 6. 67 Jamie Paige 2004 7. 66 Ryan Jones 2004 8. 65 Stephen Batts 2008 9. 63 kyle Roller 2009 63 James Molinari 1999 63 John Williamson 1999 63 Jamie Borel 1994 63 Pat Watkins 1993

Hits 1. 105 Trent Whitehead 2009 2. 104 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 3. 100 Ryan Wood 2009 4. 98 Pat Watkins 1993

5. 97 Jamie Paige 2004 97 Steve Salargo 1999 7. 96 Stephen Batts 2009 8. 95 Ryan Norwood 2004 9. 89 John Williamson 1999 10. 88 Chad Tracy 2001

Batting Average (min. 100 AB) 1. .445 Pat Watkins 1993 2. .432 Winfred Johnson 1985 3. .416 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 4. .413 John Adams 1990 5. .405 Chris Bradberry 1985 6. .400 Ryan Jones 2004 7. .398 Steve Salargo 1999 8. .389 Winfred Johnson 1986 9. .382 Brian Cavanaugh 2005 .382 Ryan Norwood 2004

Runs Batted In 1. 77 Steve Salargo 1999 2. 75 kyle Roller 2009 75 Winfred Johnson 1985 4. 72 Corey kemp 2008 72 Winfred Johnson 1986 6. 69 Ryan Jones 2004 7. 68 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 8. 66 Trevor Lawhorn 2004 9. 65 Jake Smith 2006 65 John Williamson 1999

Doubles 1. 34 Ryan Norwood 2004 2. 26 Ryan Jones 2004 3. 24 Trent Whitehead 2009 4. 22 Ryan Wood 2009 22 Bryant Ward 2001 22 John Williamson 2001 7. 21 Stephen Batts 2009 8. 20 Lee Delfino 2000 20 Bryant Ward 2000 20 Steve Salargo 1999

20 Nick Schnabel 1999 20 Winfred Johnson 1986

Triples 1. 6 Dave Leisten 1992 6 Butch Davis 1980 3. 5 Floyd Wicker 1961 4. 4 16 Players Tied

Home Runs 1. 22 Winfred Johnson 1985 2. 21 Trevor Lawhorn 2004 3. 20 Tim Flaherty 1997 4. 19 Ryan Jones 2004 19 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 19 Pat Watkins 1993 19 Winfred Johnson 1986 8. 18 Corey kemp 2008 18 Winfred Johnson 1984 10. 17 Tommy Eason 1990

Total Bases 1. 179 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 2. 177 Ryan Jones 2004 3. 173 Ryan Norwood 2004 4. 168 Pat Watkins 1993 5. 167 Steve Salargo 1999 6. 166 Ryan Wood 2009 7. 161 Stephen Batts 2009 8. 156 Trevor Lawhorn 2004 9. 155 John Williamson 1999 10. 154 Trent Whitehead 2009

Walks 1. 61 kyle Roller 2010 2. 52 James Molinari 2000 52 Eddie Gates 1978 4. 50 Ryan Wood 2009 5. 48 Stephen Batts 2008 6. 45 Harrison Eldridge 2008 45 Ryan Wood 2008 45 James Molinari 1999

9. 44 John Williamson 2001 10. 43 Corey kemp 2008 43 Ryan Jones 2004 43 Mark Shank 1985

Hit By Pitch 1. 24 kyle Roller 2009 2. 22 kyle Roller 2010 3. 13 Eric Tyler 2015 4. 12 Bryce Harman 2016 12 Bryce Harman 2015 12 kyle Roller 2008 7. 11 Turner Brown 2016 11 Eric Tyler 2016 11 Brandon Henderson 2008 11 Jedd Sorenson 2002

Strikeouts 1. 67 Ryan Massimo 1997 2. 65 Devin Harris 2009 3. 60 Tim Flaherty 1996 4. 59 Zach Wright 2011 5. 58 Luke Lowery 2015 58 Bryce Harman 2014 7. 57 Devin Harris 2010 8. 56 Stephen Batts 2009 56 Drew Schieber 2009 56 Billy Richardson 2004 56 Tim Flaherty 1997 56 Jason Head 1996

Stolen Bases 1. 43 Jamie Borel 1994 2. 32 Harrison Eldridge 2008 3. 30 John Gast 1990 4. 29 Pat Watkins 1993 5. 26 James Molinari 1999 26 Antaine Jones 1997 26 Jamie Borel 1993 8. 24 John Thomas 1989 9. 23 Randy Rigsby 1998 23 David Ritchie 1988


Career Individual Hitting RecordsGames

1. 241 Harrison Eldridge 2005-08

2. 238 Stephen Batts 2005-09

238 John Williamson 1998-01

4. 237 Ryan Wood 2006-09

5. 236 Trent Whitehead 2008-11

6. 223 kyle Roller 2007-10

223 Steve Salargo 1996-99

8. 220 Garrett Brooks 2013-16

9. 216 Brandon Henderson 2006-09

10. 213 Randy Rigsby 1995-98

Games Started

1. 236 John Williamson 1998-01


3. 226 Ryan Wood 2006-09


5. 223 Steve Salargo 1996-99

6. 211 Randy Rigsby 1995-98

7. 210 kyle Roller 2007-10


204 Jason Head 1993-96

10. 196 Ryan Jones 2001-04

At-Bats




4. 869 Ryan Wood 2006-09




8. 759 kyle Roller 2007-10


10. 738 Chad Tracy 1998-01

Runs

1. 225 Ryan Wood 2006-09






7. 181 kyle Roller 2007-10


9. 167 Ryan Jones 2001-04

10. 166 John Adams 1987-90

Hits





5. 285 Ryan Wood 2006-09


7. 249 Chad Tracy 1999-01


9. 244 Corey Thompson 2009-12

10. 242 kyle Roller 2007-10

Batting Average (min. 400 AB)

1. .369 Winfred Johnson 1983-86

2. .364 Chris Bradberry 1984-86

3. .353 John Adams 1987-90

4. .353 Darryl Lawhorn 2002-04

5. .352 Pat Watkins 1991-93

6. .349 Steve Salargo 1996-99

7. .343 Trent Whitehead 2008-11

8. .342 Corey Thompson 2009-12

.342 Lamont Edwards 1993-96

10. .338 Trent Whitehead 2008-11

.338 Ryan Norwood 2002-04

Runs Batted In

1. 221 Winfred Johnson 1983-86


3. 203 kyle Roller 2007-10



6. 172 Calvin Brown 1987-90

7. 162 Darryl Lawhorn 2002-04

8. 157 Jay McGraw 1985-88


10. 155 Tommy Eason 1989-91

Doubles






6. 50 Bryant Ward 1999-02


49 Jason Head 1993-96

9. 48 Ryan Wood 2006-09

48 Chad Tracy 1999-01

Triples 1. 10 Butch Davis 1978-80 10 Billy Best 1977-80 3. 9 Steve Salargo 1996-99 9 Lamont Edwards 1993-96 9 Dave Leisten 1990-92 6. 8 Ben Fultz 2011-14 8 Jamie Ray 2005-08 8 Antaine Jones 1996-98 8 Heath Clark 1991-94 8 Greg Hardison 1984-86 8 Todd Evans 1981-84

Home Runs 1. 70 Winfred Johnson 1983-86 2. 51 kyle Roller 2007-10 3. 47 John Williamson 1998-01 4. 43 Darryl Lawhorn 2002-04 5. 39 Tommy Eason 1989-91 6. 37 Calvin Brown 1987-90 7. 35 Zach Wright 2009-12 35 Ryan Wood 2006-09 35 Lee Delfino 1999-01 35 Steve Salargo 1996-99

Total Bases 1. 509 John Williamson 1998-01 2. 491 Winfred Johnson 1983-86 3. 478 Steve Salargo 1996-99 4. 455 Stephen Batts 2005-09 5. 443 kyle Roller 2007-10 6. 442 Ryan Wood 2006-09 7. 417 Darryl Lawhorn 2002-04 8. 409 Trent Whitehead 2008-11 9. 402 Harrison Eldridge 2005-08 10. 386 Brandon Henderson 2006-09

Walks 1. 151 Ryan Wood 2006-09 2. 140 kyle Roller 2007-10 3. 129 John Williamson 1998-01 4. 127 Harrison Eldridge 2005-08 5. 122 Stephen Batts 2005-09 6. 115 Dave Ritchie 1987-89 7. 113 Jason Head 1993-96 8. 112 John Adams 1987-90 112 Jay McGraw 1985-88 10. 108 Winfred Johnson 1983-86 108 Ryan Jones 2001-04

Strikeouts 1. 182 Jason Head 1993-96 2. 177 Stephen Batts 2005-09

3. 157 Bryce Harman 2014-pr.

4. 154 Zach Wright 2009-12

5. 152 kyle Roller 2007-10


7. 145 Ryan Wood 2006-09


143 Drew Schieber 2006-09

10. 140 Tim Flaherty 1995-97

Stolen Bases


2. 69 Jamie Borel 1993-94


4. 60 John Gast 1989-91

5. 55 Antaine Jones 1996-98

6. 53 Billy Best 1977-80


51 Steve Salargo 1996-99

9. 49 John Thomas 1987-89

49 David Ritchie 1986-89

Sacrifices

1. 36 Charlie Yorgen 2014-pr.

2. 34 Jack Reinheimer 2011-13

3. 32 kelly Robiette 1980-83

4. 31 Philip Clark 2010-13

5. 29 Ryan Wood 2006-09


7. 27 Nick Schnabel 1999-00

7. 26 Garrett Brooks 2014-16

26 Bryant Ward 1999-02

26 Robert Wells 1980-83

10. 25 Dustin Harrington 2008-10

25 Brandon Henderson 2006-09

25 Mike Sorell 1979-82

Hit By Pitch

1. 60 kyle Roller 2007-10

2. 30 Eric Tyler 2014-pr.

28 Harrison Eldridge 2005-08

3. 27 Bryce Harman 2014-pr.

27 Brandon Henderson 2006-09

27 John Williamson 1998-01

6. 22 Ryan Jones 2001-04

7. 21 Zach Wright 2009-12

21 Lee Delfino 1999-01

9. 20 Charlie Yorgen 2014-pr.

20 John Gast 1989-91


Season Individual Pitching RecordsAppearances 1. 39 Shane Mathews 2007 2. 36 Josh Ruhlman 2008 3. 35 Jason Neitz 2007 4. 34 Sam Lanier 2016 34 Neal Sears 2002 6. 33 Seth Simmons 2009 7. 32 Joe Ingle 2016 32 Joe Ingle 2015 32 Ryan Williams 2014 32 Cory Scott 2000

ERA (min. 45 IP) 1. 0.56 Ron Hastings 1970 2. 0.91 Dennis Burke 1968 3. 0.93 Tommy Toms 1973 4. 1.20 Dave LaRussa 1974 5. 1.22 Ron Hastings 1969 6. 1.24 Jerry Rawls 1965 7. 1.42 Tommy Toms 1972 8. 1.46 Dennis Burke 1966 9. 1.50 Mickey Britt 1977 10. 1.57 Brad Mincey 2011

Wins 1. 12 Sam Narron 2001 12 Johnny Beck 1994 12 Johnathan Jenkins 1989 12 Jim Peterson 1986 5. 11 Ryan Williams 2014 11 Lyle Hartgrove 1993 11 Tim Langdon 1993 11 Johnathan Jenkins 1990 11 Winfred Johnson 1986 10. 10 11 Players tied

Innings Pitched 1. 120.2 Jim Peterson 1986 2. 116.2 Evan Kruczynski 2016 3. 113.1 Bill Wilder 1982 4. 112.2 Brook Jernigan 1997 5. 112.0 Bill Wilder 1981 6. 111.2 Mike Sanburn 1993 111.2 Winfred Johnson 1984 8. 110.1 Johnny Beck 1993 9. 109.2 Jeff Hoffman 2013 10. 108.0 Lyle Hartgrove 1993

Winning Percentage (min. 8 decisions) 1. 1.000 Brody Taylor (8-0) 2004 2. .923 Sam Narron (12-1) 2001 .923 Johnny Beck (12-1) 1994 4. .909 Greg Bunn (10-1) 2004 .909 Larry Crayton (10-1) 1961 6. .900 Jake Jacobs (9-1) 1989 .900 Mickey Britt (9-1) 1977 8. .889 Evan Kruczynski (8-1) 2016 .889 John White (8-1) 1989 .889 C. Van Deventer (8-1) 1986

Saves 1. 22 Cory Scott 2000 2. 14 Drew Reynolds 2013 14 Shane Mathews 2007 4. 12 Joe Ingle 2016 5. 10 Drew Reynolds 2012 10 kevyn Fulcher 1999 7. 9 Seth Simmons 2010 9 Seth Simmons 2009 9 Greg Bunn 2003 10. 8 Joe Ingle 2015 8 Tanner Merritt 2012 8 Will Brinson 2001

Games Started 1. 17 Evan Kruczynski 2016 17 Jacob Wolfe 2016 17 T.J. Hose 2007 17 Dustin Sasser 2007 17 Greg Bunn 2004 6. 16 Jimmy Boyd 2016 16 Evan Kruczynski 2015 16 kevin Brandt 2012 16 Mike Wright 2011 16 Seth Maness 2009 16 Justin Bristow 2008 16 Dustin Sasser 2006 16 Will Brinson 2003 16 Davey Penny 2002 16 Tim Langdon 1990 16 Jim Peterson 1986 16 Brooks Jernigan 1999

Relief Appearances 1. 39 Shane Mathews 2007 2. 36 Josh Ruhlman 2008 3. 35 Jason Neitz 2007 4. 34 Sam Lanier 2016 5. 34 Neal Sears 2002 6. 33 Seth Simmons 2009 7. 32 Joe Ingle 2016 32 Joe Ingle 2015 32 Ryan Williams 2014 32 Cory Scott 2000

Complete Games 1. 12 Jim Peterson 1986 2. 10 Jake Jacobs 1989 10 Bill Wilder 1981 10 Bill Wilder 1980 5. 9 Winfred Johnson 1984 9 Vince Colbert 1968 7. 8 Six Players tied

Shutouts 1. 5 Tom Pruitt 1955 2. 4 Bob Patterson 1982 4 Bill Wilder 1981 4 Ron Hastings 1969

4 Jimmy Raynor 1967 4 Jimmy Raynor 1964 7. 3 Mike Sanburn 1993 3 Tommy Toms 1972 3 Bill Godwin 1972 3 Ron Hastings 1970 3 Dennis Burke 1966

Strikeouts 1. 119 Larry Crayton 1961 2. 118 Bill Wilder 1981 3. 117 Greg Bunn 2004 4. 112 Brooks Jernigan 1997 5. 105 Brooks Jernigan 1998 105 Hal Baird 1971 105 Larry Crayton 1959 8. 103 Zach Woods 2010 9. 97 Patrick Dunham 1996 10. 95 Evan Kruczynski 2016

Walks 1. 56 Gary Smith 1987 2. 54 Patrick Dunham 1996 3. 51 Bill Wilder 1982 4. 50 Brooks Jernigan 1999 5. 48 Dustin Sasser 2007 6. 47 Parker Davis 1979 7. 45 T.J. Hose 2007 8. 44 Brooks Jernigan 1997 9. 42 David Lucroy 2013 42 Bob Davidson 1983

Losses 1. 8 Brooks Jernigan 1997 2. 7 Jimmy Boyd 2015 7 Jeff Hoffman 2013 7 kevin Brandt 2010 7 Dustin Sasser 2006 7 Brian Fields 1998 7 Chad Newton 1996 7 Bryan Smith 1996 7 Johnny Beck 1992 7 Mickey Britt 1979 7 Hal Baird 1971

Hits 1. 123 Seth Maness 2010 123 Seth Maness 2009 3. 122 Ryan Williams 2013 4. 116 Winfred Johnson 1984 5. 114 Johnny Beck 1993 6. 113 Lyle Hartgrove 1993 7. 112 Will Brinson 2003 112 Brooks Jernigan 1997 9. 108 Gary Smith 1987 10. 107 Evan Kruczynski 2016

Runs 1. 75 Bryan Fields 1997 2. 67 Jim Peterson 1986

3. 66 Foye Minton 1999 4. 64 Gary Smith 1987 5. 63 Brooks Jernigan 1999 6. 62 Seth Maness 2009 62 Chad Newton 1996 8. 61 Bryan Smith 1996 9. 60 Brooks Jernigan 1997 10. 58 Mike Sanburn 1994

Earned Runs 1. 62 Brian Fields 1997 2. 56 Seth Maness 2009 3. 53 Foye Minton 1999 4. 52 Jim Peterson 1986 5. 51 Brooks Jernigan 1997 6. 50 Gary Smith 1987 7. 48 Ryan Williams 2013 48 Mike Flye 2005 48 Will Brinson 2003 48 Foye Minton 2000

Fewest Hits Allowed (min. 30 IP) 1. 17 31.2 IP Joe Ingle 2015 17 32.1 IP Dave LaRussa 1973 3. 19 34.2 IP Bill Wilder 1979 4. 22 38.0 IP Russ Smith 1973 5. 24 33.0 IP Mike Flye 2004 24 35.0 IP Charlie Smith 1982 7. 25 34.1 IP Bob Feeney 1975 8. 27 38.2 IP Jason Mills 1994 27 35.2 IP John White 1988 27 34.2 IP Johnathan Jones 1988 27 31.0 IP Ron Hastings 1968 27 38.1 IP Pete Hunter 1964

Fewest Runs Allowed (min. 30 IP) 1. 5 31.2 IP Joe Ingle 2015 2. 7 41.1 IP Cory Scott 2000 7 32.1 IP Dave LaRussa 1973 7 42.0 IP Marshall Dellinger 1967 5. 9 38.1 IP Pete Hunter 1964 6. 10 81.0 IP Ron Hastings 1970 10 36.1 IP Willie Robinson 1969 8. 11 33.1 IP keith kurdewan 1976 11 77.0 IP Tommy Toms 1973 10. 12 Six Players Tied

Fewest Earned Runs Allowed (min. 30 IP) 1. 4 31.2 IP Joe Ingle 2015 4 42.0 IP Marshall Dellinger 1967 3. 5 37.0 IP Pete Conaty 1976 5 81.0 IP Ron Hastings 1970 5. 6 33.1 IP keith kurdewan 1976 6. 7 41.1 IP Cory Scott 2000 7 32.1 IP Dave LaRussa 1973 7 69.1 IP Dennis Burke 1968 9. 8 38.2 IP Jason Mills 1994 8 32.1 IP Dave LaRussa 1973


Career Individual Pitching RecordsAppearances 1. 117 Seth Simmons 2008-11 2. 100 Brad Mincey 2008-11 3. 95 Neal Sears 2000-03 4. 87 Glehn Tucker 2000-03 5. 82 kevin Brandt 2009-12 6. 80 Lyle Hartgrove 1991-94 7. 78 Jason Neitz 2003-07 8. 77 Shane Mathews 2004-07 77 Will Brinson 2000-03 10. 73 Johnny Beck 1991-94

ERA (min. 100 IP) 1. 1.33 Dennis Burke 1966-68 2. 1.36 Dave LaRussa 1971-74 3. 1.66 Tommy Toms 1971-73 4. 1.70 Ron Hastings 1968-71 5. 1.92 Dean Reavis 1975-76 6. 2.23 Bob Patterson 1978-82 7. 2.24 Bill Godwin 1971-74 8. 2.28 Brett Mabry 2012-14 9. 2.42 Bill Wilder 1979-82 10. 2.56 Pete Contay 1976-78

Innings Pitched 1. 411.2 Seth Maness 2008-11 2. 383.2 Johnny Beck 1991-94 3. 356.2 Winfred Johnson 1983-86 4. 355.2 kevin Brandt 2009-12 5. 353.1 Bill Wilder 1979-82 6. 328.2 T.J. Hose 2005-08 7. 325.1 Jim Peterson 1983-87 8. 322.0 Foye Minton 1998-01 9. 319.2 Mickey Britt 1977-80 10. 314.0 Brooks Jernigan 1997-99

Wins 1. 38 Seth Maness 2008-11 2. 35 Winfred Johnson 1983-86 3. 32 Johnny Beck 1991-94 4. 29 Jim Peterson 1983-86 5. 28 Jonathan Jenkins 1987-90 28 Mickey Britt 1977-79 7. 27 Foye Minton 1998-01 27 Bill Wilder 1979-82 27 Bob Patterson 1978-82 10. 26 kevin Brandt 2009-12 26 Sam Narron 2000-02 26 Jake Jacobs 1986-89 26 Larry Crayton 1959-61

Saves 1. 29 Drew Reynolds 2011-14 2. 26 Seth Simmons 2008-11 3. 23 Cory Scott 1999-00 4. 20 Joe Ingle 2015-pr. 5. 16 Greg Bunn 2002-04 6. 15 Shane Mathews 2004-07 7. 11 Will Brinson 2000-03 11 kevyn Fulcher 1996-99 9. 10 Neal Sears 2000-03 10. 8 Tanner Merritt 2011-12 8 Glenn Tucker 2000-03

Games Started 1. 61 Seth Maness 2008-11 2. 54 Johnny Beck 1991-94 3. 52 T.J. Hose 2005-08 4. 48 Foye Minton 1998-01 5. 47 Mickey Britt 1977-79 6. 46 kevin Brandt 2009-12 46 Jim Peterson 1983-86 46 Winfred Johnson 1983-86 9. 43 Brooks Jernigan 1997-99 10. 41 Sam Narron 2000-02

Relief Appearances 1. 117 Seth Simmons 2008-11 2. 86 Glenn Tucker 2000-03 3. 83 Neal Sears 2000-03 4. 81 Brad Mincey 2008-11 5. 75 Jason Neitz 2003-07 6. 71 Drew Reynolds 2011-14 7. 69 Jake Harris 2010-13 8. 67 Bailey Daniels 2007-09 9. 64 Joe Ingle 2015-pr. 10. 62 Josh Ruhlman 2007-08 62 kevyn Fulcher 1996-99

Complete Games 1. 28 Bill Wilder 1979-82 2. 24 Winfred Johnson 1983-86 3. 23 Mickey Britt 1977-79 4. 20 Jim Peterson 1983-86 5. 18 Ron Hastings 1968-71 6. 16 Johnny Beck 1991-94 16 Bill Godwin 1971-74 16 Dennis Burke 1966-68 9. 15 Jake Jacobs 1986-89 10. 14 Lyle Hartgrove 1991-94 14 Bob Patterson 1978-82

Shutouts 1. 9 Ron Hastings 1968-71 9 Jimmy Raynor 1963-66 2. 8 Bill Wilder 1979-82 3. 7 Bob Patterson 1978-82 4. 6 Jake Jacobs 1986-89 6 Dennis Burke 1966-68 6. 5 Tom Pruitt 1953-55 7. 4 Mike Sanburn 1993-94 8. 3 Six Players tied

Strikeouts 1. 334 Seth Maness 2008-11 2. 330 Larry Crayton 1959-61 3. 319 Johnny Beck 1991-94 4. 296 Brooks Jernigan 1997-99 5. 281 Bill Wilder 1979-82 6. 272 kevin Brandt 2009-12 7. 271 Bob Patterson 1978-82 8. 262 T.J. Hose 2005-08 9. 249 Davey Penny 2000-03 10. 245 Foye Minton 1998-01

Walks 1. 150 Johnny Beck 1991-94 2. 140 T.J. Hose 2005-08 3. 132 Bill Wilder 1979-82 4. 120 Brooks Jernigan 1997-99 5. 114 Jim Peterson 1984-85 6. 113 Jake Jacobs 1986-89 7. 111 kevin Brandt 2009-12 8. 107 Mickey Britt 1977-79 9. 104 John White 1988-91 10. 100 David Lucroy 2012-15

Losses 1. 18 kevin Brandt 2009-12 2. 17 T.J. Hose 2005-08 3. 16 Johnny Beck 1991-94 4. 15 Brooks Jernigan 1997-99 15 Bill Wilder 1979-82 6. 14 Lyle Hartgrove 1991-94 7. 13 Winfred Johnson 1983-86 8. 12 Jimmy Boyd 2015-16 12 David Lucroy 2012-15 12 Jeff Hoffman 2012-14 12 kevin Brandt 2009-12 12 Foye Minton 1998-01 12 Jim Peterson 1983-86 12 Ron Hastings 1968-71

Fewest Hits Allowed (min. 100 IP) 1. 70 Dennis Burke 1966-67 2. 97 Brett Mabry 2012-14 3. 100 Nick Durazo 2013-16 4. 101 Jimmy Raynor 1964-66 5. 105 Jonathan Jenkins 1988-90 6. 106 Billy Layton 1992-95 7. 112 Ritchie Blackwell 1992-94 112 Hal Baird 1970-71 9. 114 Bailey Daniels 2007-09 10. 117 Scott Greene 2000-03

Fewest Runs Allowed (min. 100 IP) 1. 38 Jimmy Raynor 1964-66 2. 42 Brett Mabry 2012-14 3. 43 Tommy Toms 1971-73 4. 48 Hal Baird 1970-71 5. 53 Sonny Robinson 1969-71 6. 58 Bailey Daniels 2007-09 58 Bill Godwin 1971-73 8. 59 Jonathan Jenkins 1988-90 59 Ron Hastings 1969-71 10. 61 kirk Parsons 1980-83

Fewest Earned Runs Allowed (min. 100 IP) 1. 22 Dennis Burke 1966-67 2. 28 Jimmy Raynor 1964-66 3. 31 Brett Mabry 2012-14 31 Tommy Toms 1971-73 5. 35 Hal Baird 1970-71 6. 36 Bill Godwin 1971-73 7. 39 Ron Hastings 1969-71 8. 41 Jonathan Jenkins 1988-90 9. 43 Sonny Robinson 1969-71 10. 45 Charlie Smith 1981-83

Strikeouts Per 9 Innings (min. 100 IP) 1. 11.24 Seth Simmons 2008-11 2. 10.93 Hal Baird 1970-71 10.93 Greg Bunn 2002-04 4. 10.48 Ritchie Blackwell 1992-94 5. 9.76 Zach Woods 2010-11 6. 9.45 Bob Patterson 1978-82 7. 8.87 Davey Penny 2000-03 8. 8.48 Brooks Jernigan 1997-99 9. 8.31 Patrick Dunham 1995-96 10. 8.26 Bryan Fields 1997-98 8.26 Jonathan Jenkins 1987-90


Season Individual Fielding RecordsPutouts 1. 570 Bryce Harman 2015 2. 539 Chad Tracy 2000 3. 523 Chad Tracy 1999 4. 513 Chase McDonald 2013 513 Ryan Norwood 2003 6. 512 Ryan Norwood 2004 7. 504 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 8. 503 Brandon Henderson 2008 9. 489 Adam Witter 2006 10. 496 John Wooten 2011

Assists 1. 208 Luke Cherry 2002 2. 207 Dale Mollenhauer 2006 3. 199 Lee Delfino 2000 4. 195 Nick Schnabel 2000 5. 192 Jack Reinheimer 2013 6. 187 Jack Reinheimer 2012 7. 182 Jedd Sorenson 2002 8. 179 Tim Younger 2012 9. 178 Charlie Yorgen 2015 10. 176 Bryan Bass 2013 176 Nick Schnabel 1999

Career Individual Fielding RecordsPutouts 1. 1,592 Randy Rigsby 1995-98 2. 1,350 Bryce Harman 2014-pr. 3. 1,116 Travis Watkins 2013-pr. 4. 1,211 Zach Wright 2009-12 5. 1,204 Chad Tracy 1999-01 6. 1,176 Calvin Brown 1987-90 7. 1,141 Jim Riley 1984-87 8. 1,106 Ryan Norwood 2002-04 9. 1,098 Brandon Henderson 2006-09 10. 1,093 Todd Evans 1981-84

Assists 1. 655 Ryan Wood 2006-09 2. 549 Jack Reinheimer 2011-13 3. 542 Lee Delfino 1999-01 4. 490 Dale Mollenhauer 2005-07 490 Mike Sorrell 1979-82 6. 476 Charlie Yorgen 2014-pr. 7. 417 kelly Robinette 1980-83 8. 385 Dustin Harrington 2008-10 9. 384 Heath Clark 1991-94 10. 380 Steve Sides 1984-87

INDIVIDUALAt-Bats: 8 Jamie Paige vs. Cincinnati 4-17-04Runs: 5 11 times (last by Jack Reinheimer) 3-25-12Hits: 7 Jamie Paige vs. Cincinnati 4-17-04RBI: 8 Eric Tyler vs. Jacksonville 3-26-16Doubles: 4 Jamie Paige vs. Cincinnati 4-17-04Triples: 2 Dwanya Williams-Sutton vs. Virginia 2-27-16 2 Jamie Borel at William & Mary 4-18-93Home Runs: 3 Four times (last by Corey Kemp) 3-22-08Walks: 5 Mark Shank vs. Barton College 3-6-85Strikeouts: 4 11 times (last by Bryce Harman) 3-2-16Hit By Pitch: 4 kyle Roller vs. UCF 5-14-10Stolen Bases: 5 Antaine Jones vs. Yale 3-17-97Errors: 5 Ryan Wood vs. Southern Miss 4-5-08K’s Pitching: 20 Hal Baird vs. George Washington 1970

TEAMAt-Bats: 58 vs. Cincinnati 4-17-04Runs: 32 vs. Cincinnati 4-17-04Hits: 34 vs. Cincinnati 4-17-04RBI: 32 vs. Cincinnati 4-17-04Doubles: 11 vs. UAB 5-13-05Triples: 4 vs. William & Mary 3-31-82

Home Runs: 7 Twice (last vs. Western Carolina) 2-9-01Sacrifice Bunts: 7 vs. James Madison 5-17-87Hit By Pitch: 6 vs. New York Tech 2-23-02Stolen Bases: 8 Five times (last vs. UCF) 5-12-07Errors: 8 Two times (last vs. Ohio State) 3-5-99K’s Batting: 18 Twice (last vs. Rice, 9 inn.) 4-8-11 22 vs. Pembroke State (14 inn.) 4-24-73K’s Pitching: 20 vs. George Washington 1970Walks Batting: 15 vs. N.C. Central 3-23-10

OPPONENTAt-Bats: 57 Southern Miss (Game 1) 5-10-14Runs: 27 George Mason 4-12-97Hits: 23 North Carolina 4-2-84RBI: 25 George Mason 4-12-97Doubles: 7 James Madison 5-14-91Triples: 3 Houston 3-22-13Home Runs: 7 George Mason 4-12-97Stolen Bases: 9 North Carolina Wesleyan 4-12-82Errors: 9 FDU-Madison 3-11-88K’s Pitching: 18 Rice (9 inn.) 4-8-11Walks Batting: 21 Barton College 3-6-85

Single-Game Records


Freshman Hitting RecordsGames 1. 64 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 2. 62 Chad Tracy 1999 3. 60 Turner Brown 2016 4. 59 Jack Reinheimer 2011 59 Dustin Harrington 2008 59 Harrison Eldridge 2005 59 Lee Delfino 1999

At-Bats 1. 250 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 2. 238 Chad Tracy 1999 3. 222 John Wooten 2010 4. 219 Dustin Harrington 2008 5. 218 Lee Delfino 1999

Runs 1. 61 Lee Delfino 1999 2. 56 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 3. 52 Chad Tracy 1999 4. 50 John Williamson 1998 5. 42 Steve Godin 1988

Hits 1. 104 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 2. 83 Chad Tracy 1999 3. 70 Dustin Harrington 2008 4. 69 John Wooten 2010 69 Lee Delfino 1999

Batting Average 1. .416 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 2. .360 Dwanya Williams-Sutton 2016 3. .349 Chad Tracy 1999 4. .340 John Williamson 1998 5. .335 Steve Godin 1988

Runs Batted In 1. 68 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 2. 50 Lee Delfino 1999 3. 42 Dustin Harrington 2008 42 Tommy Eason 1989 42 John Adams 1987

Doubles 1. 17 Chad Tracy 1999 2. 15 John Williamson 1998 3. 14 Antaine Jones 1996 4. 12 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 12 Tommy Eason 1989 12 Steve Godin 1988

Triples 1. 4 Dwanya Williams-Sutton 2016 4 Ben Fultz 2011 4 Antaine Jones 1996 4. 3 Four Players Tied

Home Runs 1. 19 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 2. 13 John Williamson 1998 3. 12 Lee Delfino 1999 4. 11 kyle Roller 2007 11 Winfred Johnson 1983

Total Bases 1. 179 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 2. 120 John Williamson 1998 3. 120 Lee Delfino 1999 4. 111 Chad Tracy 1999 5. 106 John Wooten 2010

Stolen Bases 1. 18 Steve Godwin 1988 2. 15 Darryl Lawhorn 2002 3. 9 Turner Brown 2016 4. 7 Dwanya Williams-Sutton 2016

Freshman Pitching RecordsAppearances 1. 34 Sam Lanier 2016 2. 32 Joe Ingle 2015 3. 28 Matt Bridges 2016 28 kevin Brandt 2009 5. 27 Brad Mincey 2008 27 Seth Simmons 2008

ERA (min. 30 IP) 1. 1.14 Joe Ingle 2015 2. 2.34 Bill Wilder 1979 3. 2.49 David Lucroy 2013 2.49 Jake Jacobs 1986 5. 2.51 Davey Penny 2000

Innings Pitched 1. 98.1 Seth Maness 2008 2. 86.3 Johnny Beck 1991 3. 85.1 T.J. Hose 2005

4. 81.2 kevin Brandt 2009 5. 81.0 Sam Narron 2000

Wins 1. 9 kevin Brandt 2009 9 Seth Maness 2008 9 Mickey Britt 1977 4. 8 Jim Peterson 1984 5. 7 T.J. Hose 2005 7 Shane Mathews 2004 7 Conrad Clark 1997 7 Patrick Dunham 1995 7 Winfred Johnson 1983

Saves 1. 8 Joe Ingle 2015 2. 7 Greg Bunn 2002 3. 5 Mike Flye 2004 4. 3 Dustin Sasser 2004

Complete Games 1. 6 Jim Peterson 1984 2. 5 Bob Davidson 1982

Strikeouts 1. 82 David Lucroy 2013 2. 81 Seth Maness 2008 3. 72 kevin Brandt 2009 4. 70 Johnny Beck 1991 5. 69 T.J. Hose 2005


Miscellaneous RecordsLargest Margin of Victory 1. 26 N.C. CENTRAL (30-4) 3-26-10 2. 26 at William & Mary (26-0) 3-29-87 3. 25 UCF (26-1) 3-20-09 4. 24 DELAWARE STATE (24-0) 5-13-11 24 UNC WILMINGTON (25-1) 4-11-78 6. 23 HOWARD (29-6) 3-1-92 23 FAIRFIELD (29-6) 3-8-87 8. 22 METHODIST (23-1) 4-24-78 9. 21 HOWARD (21-0) 2-26-94 10. 20 NORFOLk STATE (26-6) 3-18-09 20 UNC ASHEVILLE (21-1) 3-11-09

Largest Margin of Defeat 1. 20 at Clemson (21-1) 6-2-02 2. 17 at Rice (20-3) 4-23-10 17 at South Carolina (22-5) 2-23-08 4. 16 ST. JOHN’S (18-2) 3-9-97 16 at NC State (17-1) 3-15-87 16 vs. South Alabama (18-2) 5-27-84 16 vs. Wake Forest (19-3) 1965 8. 14 at Ga. Southern (14-0) 2-18-97 9. 13 vs. North Carolina (17-4) 3-15-16 13 vs. Massachusetts (14-1) 3-24-66 13 vs. Wake Forest (13-0) 1961 13 vs. Lenoir Rhyne (13-0) 1950 13 vs. Guilford (14-1) 1936

Most Runs Scored, ECU 1. 32 at Cincinnati (W, 32-14) 4-17-04 2. 30 N.C. CENTRAL (W, 30-4) 3-26-10 3. 29 FAIRFIELD (W, 29-6) 3-8-87 4. 27 BARTON (W, 27-15) 3-6-85 5. 26 UCF (W, 26-1) 3-20-09 26 NORFOLk STATE (W, 26-6) 3-18-09 26 HOWARD (W, 26-3) 3-1-92 26 at William & Mary (W, 26-0) 3-29-87 9. 25 UNCW (W, 25-1) 4-11-78 10. 24 DELAWARE STATE (W, 24-0) 5-13-11 24 at Charlotte (W, 24-13) 4-4-04

Most Runs Scored, Both Teams

1. 46 at Cincinnati (W, 32-14) 4-17-04

2. 44 GEORGE MASON (L, 17-27) 4-12-97

3. 42 BARTON (W, 27-15) 3-6-85

4. 37 at Charlotte (24-13) 4-4-04

5. 36 MOUNT OLIVE (W, 22-14) 2-18-90

6. 35 at Coastal Carolina (L, 24-11) 6-1-08

35 FAIRFIELD (W, 29-6) 3-8-87

8. 34 N.C. CENTRAL (W, 30-4) 3-26-10

34 vs. ODU (W, 23-13) 5-23-99

10. 32 NORFOLk STATE (W, 26-6) 3-18-09

32 UNC WILMINGTON (W, 17-15) 4-10-79

Longest Game, Innings

1. 15 at Southern Miss (W, 7-5) 5-10-14

15 OHIO (W, 6-5) 3-28-82

15 at North Carolina (W, 7-6) 4-9-79

3. 14 SHIPPENBURG (W, 2-1) 3-23-74

14 at Pembroke State (W, 8-2) 4-24-73

6. 13 at Texas Tech (L, 3-1) 6-12-16

13 at Tulane (W, 3-2) 4-12-13

13 vs. Rice (W, 3-2) 4-6-13

13 at Southern Miss (L, 6-5) 4-5-08

13 NC STATE (W, 2-1) 4-12-06

13 WILLIAM & MARY (W, 4-3) 4-3-99

Earliest Season Opener

Feb. 5, 1994 at Florida L, 4-2

Feb. 7, 1997 at The Citadel L, 8-4

Feb. 7, 2000 DUkE W, 5-0

Feb. 9, 1998 at Duke L, 3-2

Feb. 9, 2001 WESTERN CAROLINA W, 9-5

Feb. 9, 2007 LIBERTY L, 6-2

Feb. 10, 2006 MARYLAND W, 6-1

Feb. 11, 1995 COPPIN STATE W, 20-1

Feb. 11, 2005 at College of Charleston W, 9-6

Latest Season Finale June 13, 2004 vs. South Carolina (NCAA Super Regional)June 12, 2016 vs. Texas Tech (NCAA Super Regional)June 7, 2009 vs. North Carolina (NCAA Super Regional)June 5, 2011 vs. Virginia (NCAA Regional)June 4, 2005 vs. UNLV (NCAA Regional)June 3, 2012 vs. North Carolina (NCAA Regional)June 3, 2007 vs. Western Carolina (NCAA Regional)June 3, 2001 vs. Tennessee (NCAA Super Regional)June 2, 2002 vs. Clemson (NCAA Regional)June 1, 2008 vs. Coastal Carolina (NCAA Regional)May 31, 1999 vs. LSU (NCAA Regional)

Longest Hitting Streaks 1. 29 Stephen Batts 2007 2. 28 Steve Sides 1987 3. 23 Chad Tracy 2001 4. 22 Dustin Harrington 5/22/09-3/16/10 5. 21 Jamie Paige 2004 6. 19 Ryan Wood 2009 7. 18 Dustin Harrington 5/30/08-3/13/09 18 Jamie Ray 4/29/07-2/27/08 9. 17 Stephen Batts 6/1/08-3/14/09 17 Ryan Jones 2004 17 Trevor Lawhorn 2004 12. 16 Trent Whitehead 2009 16 Corey kemp 2008 16 Ryan Wood 2006 16 Lee Delfino 2000 16. 15 Six Players Tied


History


Pirate NotesMiscellaneous Pirate Notes:

◆ From 1999-2005, ECU was one of 12 teams nationally who made seven straight NCAA Regional appearances. The others were Cal State Fullerton, Clemson, Florida State, LSU, Miami (Fla.), Notre Dame, Oral Roberts, Rice, Stanford, Texas and Tulane.

◆ Heading into the 2017 season, the Pirates rank among the Top 25 on the all-time winning percentage charts in college baseball with a .648 percentage.

◆ From 2000-09, ECU posted a 415-205-2 overall record and a .669 winning percentage, both ranking in the Top 20 during that time period.

ECU Baseball Notes (Since 1999): ◆ ECU has had 62 players selected in the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft ... Sixteen (16) of those were selected in the first 10 rounds, with Jeff Hoffman going in the first round (ninth overall) by the Blue Jays in 2014 - highest in program history.

◆ ECU has received five NCAA Regional No. 1 seeds (1999, 2000, ’01, ’04 and ’09) ◆ ECU has had 20 All-America selections ◆ Forty-nine (49) players named to All-NCAA Regional teams ◆ Sixteen (16) players named to the ABCA All-East Regional Team ◆ Thirteen (13) players named Freshman All-Americans by publications ◆ Five players named Louisville Slugger National Player-of-the-Week ◆ Three players named NCBWA All-District IV teams ◆ Three players named NCBWA National Player-of-the-Week ◆ Two players named Academic All-Americans ◆ One player named NCBWA District IV Player-of-the-Year (Ryan Jones, 2004) ◆ One National Freshman-of-the-Year (Darryl Lawhorn, 2002/Collegiate Baseball) ◆ Ranked in the season ending polls eight times (1999, 2000, ’01, ’02, ’04, ’09, ’11, ’16) with its highest ranking (8th Baseball America) coming in 2004

◆ Jake Smith (2006) was named the nation’s top collegiate catcher winning the Coleman Johnny Bench Award.

In Conference USA (2002-14), ECU had: ◆ Seventy-six (76) all-conference selections (28 to the first-team, 28 to the second-team and 20 to the All-Freshman Team)

◆ Fifty-five (55) Player-of-the-Week selections ◆ Nineteen (19) Players named to C-USA All-Tournament Team ◆ Three Newcomer-of-the-Year selections (Justin Bristow/2008, Chris Heston/2009 and Zach Woods/2010)

◆ Two Player-of-the-Year selections (Ryan Jones/2004 and Corey kemp/2008) ◆ Two Freshman-of-the-Year selections (Darryl Lawhorn/2002 and Seth Maness/2008)

◆ Two Coach-of-the-Year selections (Randy Mazey/ 2004 and Billy Godwin/2009) ◆ Two Pitcher-of-the-Year selections (Greg Bunn/2004 and Seth Maness/2010) ◆ Two Conference USA Regular Season Titles (2004 and 2009) ◆ One Conference USA Tournament Title (2002)

In The American (2015-16), ECU had: ◆ Four all-conference selections (4 to the first-team) ◆ Eight Player-of-the-Week selections ◆ Four Players named to AAC All-Tournament Team ◆ One Coach-of-the-Year selection (Cliff Godwin/2015) ◆ One American Athletic Conference Tournament Title (2015)

East Carolina University ChampionshipsNAIA 1961 - NAIA National Champions1963 - NAIA National Third Place Finish

Southern Conference 1966 - Regular Season Champions1967 - Regular Season Champions1968 - Regular Season Champions1970 - Regular Season Champions1974 - Regular Season Champions1977 - Regular Season Champions

East Coast Athletic Conference (ECAC) 1982 - Tournament Champions1984 - Regular Season Champions & Tournament Champions1985 - Regular Season Champions

Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) 1986 - Regular Season Champions1987 - Tournament Champions1989 - Tournament Champions1990 - Regular Season Champions & Tournament Champions1991 - Tournament Champions1993 - Tournament Champions1999 - Tournament Champions2000 - Tournament Champions2001 - Regular Season Champions

Conference USA (C-USA) 2002 - Tournament Champions2004 - Regular Season Champions2009 - Regular Season Champions

The American (AAC) 2015 - Tournament Champions

NCAA Tournament 2001 - Wilson Regional Champions

kinston Super Regional Participant2004 - kinston Regional Champions

Columbia Super Regional Participant2009 - Greenville Regional Champions

Chapel Hill Super Regional Participant2016 - Charlottesville Regional Champions

Lubbock Super Regional Participant

NCAA Regional Appearances 1964, 1966, 1968, 1970, 1974, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016


Coaching HistoryYear Coach W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Finish G R H HR BA SB ERA Pct.1932 R.C. Deal 1 5 0 .167 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1933 R.C. Deal 3 3 0 .500 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1934 W.O. Jolly - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1935 Bo Farley 3 3 1 .500 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1936 Bo Farley 6 4 1 .591 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1937 Bo Farley 9 4 2 .667 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1938 Bo Farley 17 3 0 .850 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1939 Gordon Gilbert 6 5 0 .545 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1940 Bo Farley 4 3 0 .571 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1941 John Christenbury 6 4 0 .600 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1942 No Records Available 1943-45 No Games Played 1946-49 No Records Available 1950 Jack Boone 7 7 1 .500 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1951 Jack Boone 11 10 0 .524 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1952 Jack Boone 9 9 0 .500 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1953 Jack Boone 16 5 0 .762 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1954 James Mallory 15 7 0 .682 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1955 James Mallory 20 5 0 .800 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1956 James Mallory 18 5 0 .783 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1957 James Mallory 16 7 0 .696 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1958 James Mallory 10 6 0 .625 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1959 James Mallory 16 3 0 .842 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1960 James Mallory 17 5 0 .773 - - - - - - - - - - - - -1961 James Mallory 21 4 0 .840 - - - - - 26 190 215 15 .317 - 3.24 .9091962 James Mallory 11 10 0 .524 - - - - - 21 164 208 16 .291 9 3.65 .9341963 Earl Smith 25 6 1 .797 - - - - - 32 194 268 17 .278 53 - -1964* Earl Smith 18 7 0 .720 - - - - - 25 138 202 14 .288 21 2.77 .9241965 Earl Smith 16 7 0 .696 - - - - - 23 147 201 5 .278 28 2.48 .9551966* Earl Smith 17 10 0 .630 12 3 0 .800 1st/SC 27 118 203 10 .253 34 2.82 .9441967 Earl Smith 23 6 0 .828 13 3 0 .813 T-1st/SC 29 169 230 14 .273 57 1.93 .9561968* Earl Smith 21 11 1 .652 10 1 0 .909 1st/SC 33 160 236 27 .228 41 2.47 .9441969 Earl Smith 15 14 0 .517 7 7 0 .500 3rd/SC South 29 141 224 16 .244 20 2.63 .9491970* Earl Smith 20 13 0 .606 13 6 0 .684 1st/SC South 33 129 240 7 .249 26 2.00 .9551971 Earl Smith 12 18 0 .400 7 5 0 .583 4th/SC 30 126 226 12 .235 17 3.48 .9501972 Earl Smith 19 10 0 .655 11 5 0 .688 2nd/SC 29 146 198 13 .241 39 2.36 .9551973 James Mallory 16 8 0 .667 10 4 0 .714 T-2nd/SC 24 119 202 9 .259 15 2.14 .9581974* George Williams 17 13 0 .566 12 2 0 .857 1st/SC 30 130 240 19 .256 38 1.83 -1975 George Williams 17 12 0 .586 9 5 0 .643 3rd/SC 29 138 228 10 .248 36 2.68 .9561976 George Williams 22 7 0 .759 7 6 0 .538 4th/SC 29 164 272 17 .282 35 1.95 .9521977* Monte Little 30 12 0 .714 15 1 0 .938 1st/SC 42 214 338 20 .275 90 2.80 .9561978 Monte Little 27 18 0 .600 - - - - - 45 307 412 49 .287 54 3.17 .9461979 Monte Little 25 19 0 .568 - - - - - 44 240 358 39 .252 38 2.47 .9441980* Hal Baird 28 7 0 .800 - - - - - 35 212 334 34 .307 20 2.91 .9481981 Hal Baird 28 15 0 .651 - - - - - 43 256 356 22 .266 34 2.78 .9341982* Hal Baird 34 14 0 .708 6 3 0 .667 3rd/ECAC So. 48 299 462 27 .295 37 2.95 .9641983 Hal Baird 21 17 1 .551 2 3 1 .400 ECAC So. 39 206 332 28 .271 26 4.01 .9461984* Hal Baird 34 13 0 .723 7 2 0 .777 1st/ECAC So. 47 282 422 46 .276 20 3.68 .9561985 Gary Overton 32 14 0 .696 12 4 0 .777 1st/ECAC So. 46 331 453 53 .307 39 4.19 .9431986 Gary Overton 40 10 0 .800 13 5 0 .719 T-1st/CAA 50 361 475 60 .302 69 3.60 .9411987* Gary Overton 26 17 0 .605 8 7 0 .533 4th/CAA 43 321 426 37 .308 39 4.82 .9291988 Gary Overton 33 14 0 .702 8 6 0 .571 T-2nd/CAA 47 345 407 29 .293 77 3.75 .9491989* Gary Overton 37 11 0 .771 12 3 0 .800 2nd/CAA 48 318 413 43 .290 87 2.98 .9531990* Gary Overton 47 9 0 .839 11 2 0 .846 1st/CAA 56 453 574 75 .325 116 3.32 .9691991* Gary Overton 30 24 1 .556 9 8 0 .529 3rd/CAA 55 330 467 51 .277 69 4.33 .9481992 Gary Overton 25 24 0 .510 7 10 0 .412 5th/CAA 49 276 416 41 .274 49 4.15 .9431993* Gary Overton 41 19 0 .683 11 7 0 .681 3rd/CAA 60 374 539 63 .286 76 2.99 .9561994 Gary Overton 36 18 0 .667 8 9 0 .471 5th/CAA 54 371 551 48 .304 93 3.35 .9451995 Gary Overton 29 26 0 .527 5 13 0 .286 6th/CAA 55 321 448 37 .266 72 4.12 .9641996 Gary Overton 22 24 0 .478 10 11 0 .476 5th/CAA 46 246 386 24 .266 82 4.97 .9481997 Gary Overton 29 27 0 .518 10 11 0 .476 T-4th/CAA 56 369 539 71 .291 81 5.94 .938


Year Coach W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Finish G R H HR BA SB ERA Pct.1998 keith LeClair 30 29 0 .508 10 11 0 .476 T-4th/CAA 59 405 609 79 .299 84 5.43 .9451999* keith LeClair 46 16 0 .742 14 6 0 .700 2nd/CAA 62 516 704 79 .325 74 4.10 .9612000* keith LeClair 46 18 0 .719 14 7 0 .667 T-1st/CAA 64 430 653 68 .298 72 4.24 .9692001* keith LeClair 47 13 0 .783 19 2 0 .905 1st/CAA 60 473 700 85 .324 94 3.62 .9572002* keith LeClair 43 20 1 .680 16 13 1 .550 6th/C-USA 64 381 633 47 .294 91 3.64 .9592003* Randy Mazey 34 27 1 .557 17 13 0 .567 5th/C-USA 62 298 578 61 .269 42 4.15 .9722004* Randy Mazey 51 13 0 .797 25 5 0 .833 1st/C-USA 64 513 725 100 .318 85 3.77 .9752005* Randy Mazey 35 26 0 .574 18 12 0 .600 4th/C-USA 61 427 666 61 .306 48 5.25 .9722006 Billy Godwin 33 26 0 .557 10 14 0 .417 6th/C-USA 59 381 633 58 .305 61 4.34 .9662007* Billy Godwin 40 23 0 .635 14 9 0 .609 2nd/C-USA 63 403 621 68 .291 85 4.01 .9712008* Billy Godwin 42 21 0 .667 13 11 0 .542 5th/C-USA 64 498 702 89 .317 101 4.24 .9632009* Billy Godwin 46 20 0 .697 17 7 0 .708 1st/C-USA 66 565 814 108 .339 77 4.48 .9712010# Billy Godwin 15 27 0 357 11 13 0 .458 6th/C-USA 59 453 648 81 .315 74 5.25 .9522011* Billy Godwin 41 21 0 .661 14 10 0 .583 3rd/C-USA 62 335 637 37 .296 52 2.67 .9702012* Billy Godwin 36 24 1 .598 13 10 1 .563 6th/C-USA 61 342 626 30 .295 44 3.35 .9722013 Billy Godwin 31 26 0 .544 14 10 0 .583 3rd/C-USA 57 291 548 33 .279 47 4.07 .9742014 Billy Godwin 33 26 0 .559 16 14 0 .533 6th-C-USA 59 244 535 24 .270 38 3.01 .9692015* Cliff Godwin 40 22 0 .645 15 9 0 .625 2nd-AAC 62 315 574 38 .280 41 3.32 .9712016* Cliff Godwin 38 23 1 .621 15 8 1 .646 2nd-AAC 62 326 663 33 .289 70 3.53 .971

*NCAA Tournament appearance; # - 17 wins from 2010 season vacated due to NCAA sanctions

Pirates In The Polls Overall FInal Year Record Rank Poll1964 18-7 23rd Collegiate Baseball1966 17-10 28th Collegiate Baseball1967 23-6 23rd Collegiate Baseball1968 21-11-1 19th Collegiate Baseball1970 20-13 25th Collegiate Baseball1974 17-13 25th Collegiate Baseball1984 34-13 20th Collegiate Baseball1999 46-16 18th Collegiate Baseball 19th Baseball America 23rd Baseball Weekly/ ESPN Coaches2000 46-18 29th Collegiate Baseball2001 47-13 11th Collegiate Baseball 11th Baseball America 11th Baseball Weekly/ ESPN Coaches

Overall FInal Year Record Rank Poll2002 43-20-1 24th Baseball Weekly/ ESPN Coaches2004 51-13 8th Baseball America 9th USA Today/ ESPN Coaches 10th NCBWA 13th Collegiate Baseball2009 46-20 15th USA Today/ ESPN Coaches 16th NCBWA 16th Collegiate Baseball 17th Baseball America2011 41-21 25th Baseball America 29th NCBWA2016 38-23-1 15th Baseball America 15th Collegiate Baseball 15th NCBWA 16th D1Baseball 16th USAToday/ Coaches

All-Time ECU Coaches Coach Seasons Years W L T Pct.R.C. Deal 2 1932-33 4 8 0 .333W.O. Jolly 1 1934 - - - -Bo Farley 5 1935-38, 40 39 17 4 .683Gordon Gilbert 1 1939 6 5 0 .545John Christenbury 1 1941 6 4 0 .600Jack Boone 4 1950-53 45 30 3 .596James Mallory 10 1954-62, 73 161 60 0 .729Earl Smith 10 1963-72 185 103 2 .642George Williams 3 1974-76 56 32 0 .636Monte Little 3 1977-79 82 49 0 .626Hal Baird 5 1980-84 145 66 1 .687Gary Overton 13 1985-97 427 237 1 .643keith LeClair 5 1998-02 212 96 1 .688Randy Mazey 3 2003-05 120 66 1 .644Billy Godwin 9 2006-14 317 214 1 .597Cliff Godwin 2 2015-pr. 78 45 1 .633

All-Time Coaching Records (By Wins)Coach Seasons Years W L T Pct.Gary Overton 13 1985-97 427 237 1 .643Billy Godwin 9 2006-14 317 214 1 .597keith LeClair 5 1998-02 212 96 1 .688Earl Smith 10 1963-72 185 103 2 .642James Mallory 10 1954-62, 73 161 60 0 .729Hal Baird 5 1980-84 145 66 1 .687Randy Mazey 3 2003-05 120 66 1 .644Monte Little 3 1977-79 82 49 0 .626Cliff Godwin 2 2015-pr. 78 45 1 .633George Williams 3 1974-76 56 32 0 .636Jack Boone 4 1950-53 45 30 3 .596Bo Farley 5 1935-38, 40 39 17 4 .683John Christenbury 1 1941 6 4 0 .600Gordon Gilbert 1 1939 6 5 0 .545R.C. Deal 2 1932-33 4 8 0 .333W.O. Jolly 1 1934 - - - -


Postseason HistoryNCAA Tournament 1964 NCAA District 3 Playoffs L 8-0 North Carolina W 6-5 West Virginia L 13-2 North Carolina

1966 NCAA District 3 Playoffs at Gastonia, N.C. L 6-3 Florida State L 7-3 North Carolina

1968 NCAA District 3 Playoffs W 2-1 Florida State L 7-5 NC State L 3-2 Florida State

1970 NCAA District 3 Playoffs at Gastonia, N.C. L 2-0 Florida State L 12-6 Mississippi State

1974 NCAA District 3 Playoffs L 2-1 Vanderbilt L 5-1 South Carolina

1977 NCAA Atlantic Regional at Columbia, S.C. L 6-3 Wake Forest L 4-1 South Carolina

1980 NCAA Northeast Regional at Orono, Maine L 7-3 Harvard L 2-1 Maine

1982 NCAA East Regional at Columbia, S.C. L 2-1 Old Dominion W 1-0 North Carolina L 4-1 West Virginia

1984 NCAA South Regional at Tallahassee, Fla. W 5-4 South Alabama W 7-4 Florida State L 6-4 Miami (Fla.) L 18-2 South Alabama

1987 NCAA Atlantic Regional at Tallahassee, Fla. L 10-5 Florida State L 17-9 Central Michigan

1989 NCAA East Regional at Gainesville, Fla. L 11-6 Florida L 10-6 Villanova

1990 NCAA Atlantic Regional at Miami, Fla. W 4-2 South Florida L 8-5 The Citadel L 8-1 NC State

1991 NCAA Midwest Regional at Wichita, Kan. L 10-5 Wichita State W 6-5 Rider L 6-5 Ohio State

1993 NCAA Atlantic Regional at Atlanta, Ga. L 6-5 South Carolina W 6-0 Liberty L 6-2 Ohio State

1999 NCAA Regional at Baton Rouge, La.(ECU earns No. 1 seed)

W 13-2 Southern W 11-10 Louisiana State L 12-10 Louisiana State L 9-0 Louisiana State

2000 NCAA Regional at Lafayette, La.(ECU earns No. 1 seed)

W 12-3 Marist L 5-3 Louisiana-Lafayette W 8-7 (11) Marist L 8-5 Louisiana-Lafayette

2001 NCAA Regional at Wilson, N.C.(ECU earns No. 1 seed and No. 7 National Seed)

W 7-0 UMBC W 12-8 South Florida W 7-3 Winthrop

NCAA Super Regional at Kinston, N.C. L 13-10 Tennessee L 6-3 Tennessee

2002 NCAA Regional at Clemson, S.C. W 13-7 Elon L 4-2 Clemson W 7-3 Georgia Southern L 21-1 Clemson

2003 NCAA Regional at Atlanta, G.A. L 4-0 South Carolina W 10-3 Georgia Tech L 9-4 Stetson

2004 NCAA Regional at Kinston, N.C.(ECU earns No. 1 seed)

W 8-2 Stony Brook W 11-4 UNC Wilmington W 7-0 UNC Wilmington

NCAA Super Regional at Columbia, S.C. L 4-2 South Carolina L 5-3 South Carolina

2005 NCAA Regional At Tempe, Ariz. L 9-6 Arizona State L 5-3 UNLV

2007 NCAA Regional At Chapel Hill, N.C. W 9-8 Western Carolina L 11-10 North Carolina L 9-5 Western Carolina

2008 NCAA Regional At Conway, S.C.. L 16-3 Alabama W 9-0 Columbia W 16-1 Alabama L 24-11 Coastal Carolina

2009 NCAA Regional at Greenville, N.C.(ECU earns No. 1 seed)

W 11-7 Binghamton L 12-2 South Carolina W 16-9 Binghamton W 8-6 South Carolina W 10-9 (10) South Carolina

NCAA Super Regional at Chapel Hill, N.C. L 10-1 North Carolina L 9-3 North Carolina

2011 NCAA Regional at Charlottesville, Va. L 2-0 St. John’s W 6-1 Navy W 6-4 St. John’s L 13-1 Virginia

2012 NCAA Regional at Chapel Hill, N.C. L 11-3 St. John’s W 10-6 Cornell L 5-3 North Carolina

2015 NCAA Regional at Coral Gables, Fla. L 6-3 Columbia L 2-0 FIU

2016 NCAA Regional at Charlottesville, Va. W 9-1 Bryant W 8-6 Virginia W 8-4 William & Mary

NCAA Super Regional at Lubbock, Texas W 8-6 Texas Tech L 3-1 (13) Texas Tech L 11-0 Texas Tech

NAIA Tournament 1961 NAIA Championship(ECU wins National Championship) W 9-4 Grambling State W 11-3 Omaha University L 14-5 Sacramento State W 13-7 Sacramento State

1963 NAIA District 26 Playoffs W 7-6 Pembroke State W 6-3 Pembroke State W 6-5 Pfeiffer

W 4-1 Pfeiffer

NAIA Area 7 Playoffs W 1-0 Carson-Newman W 3-0 Georgia Southern L 11-4 Georgia Southern W 3-2 Georgia Southern

NAIA National Playoffs (ECU finishes third in the nation) L 5-4 Grambling State W 5-0 California Wesleyan W 3-1 Mayville State W 10-2 Winona State L 7-5 Grambling State


Charlie Johnson, a former East Carolina catcher who was a part of the 1961 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Nation-al Championship team, wrote a poem after the Pirates claimed the title that summer in Sioux City, Iowa. The last line reads, “Yes we’ll carry the memory with us, until our dying day; of when the East Carolina Pi-rates won the N.A.I.A.” Johnson and other members of the “Pirate Nine” overcame all odds in the ’61 season and it culminated with the ultimate prize, a national title.

East Carolina College entered the NAIA Baseball Championships with an impressive 18-3 record. However, the “Bucs,” as they were often called by sports writers and broadcasters, ran into some challenges when planning for Sioux City. The college was faced with the difficulties of raising money for the trip, so the 13 players who made the trek to the Midwest had to leave four teammates behind in Greenville.

In present day, it would be unheard of for a college team to fight for a crown, especially a national one, with a limited roster. However, that was the bleak reality of the times in 1961 and a microcosm that helps demonstrate the metamorphosis that has taken place in collegiate ath-letics. Before the campaign opened, nobody predicted the Pirates would make any significant noise in the post-season, but defying expectations was what the team did best.

Earl Boykin, a member of the 1961 team and resident of Wilson, N.C., explained some of the difficulties that ECC faced as a program.

“A lot of the other teams, especially in Sioux City, had four or five scholarships and we only had two,” Boykin smiled as he remembered the dog days of ’61. “When we got out there and saw all the other teams, they had more players, were more organized and had nice-looking uni-forms. To be honest, we never thought we could win it until we did.”

The Diamond Bucs made the trip with only nine regular position play-ers and four pitchers. Boykin was one of the pitchers. But he had thrown just two innings all season leading up to the tournament. As if the deck was not stacked high enough against the Pirates, shortstop Glenn Bass was injured early in the tournament, forcing head coach Jim Mallory to play pitcher Lacy West in left field.

Undermanned, injured and playing with a mix-and-match lineup, ECC went on a run that would shock the country and leave an indelible mark on the annals of East Carolina baseball history.

East Carolina opened its tournament run with an 8-4 victory over Wi-nona (Minn.) State. They then faced who they thought to be the tough-est team in the bracket - Sam Houston State from Huntsville, Texas. SHSU had a very successful baseball program and had advanced to the NAIA World Series a year before it squared off against the make-shift group from the tiny town of Greenville. Coming off a dominant 10-0 win over Defiance (Ohio) in the first-round, Sam Houston ran into a hot West. He handled the powerful Sam Houston lineup effectively and was the beneficiary of a Cotton Clayton sixth-inning grand slam as ECC went on to defeat the Bearkats 7-4.

After day two, the Bucs and Grambling were the only two teams left without a loss.

The third-round contest pitted the two undefeated squads against one another and what followed arguably ranks as the greatest pitch-ing performance in East Carolina post-season history. Larry “Pump-sie” Crayton, a sharp lefty who was the winner of the Winona State game, came back to the mound and delivered once again - striking out 19 Grambling batters to set a NAIA record still intact today. According to the NAIA website, one other 19 strikeout performance has been record-ed since then, but it was in a 12-inning contest, so two separate records have been distinguished. With “Pumpsie” mowing through the Gram-bling hitters and some timely hitting from the Pirates, ECC advanced with a 9-4 victory.

East Carolina was two games away from winning the champion-ship, but as impressive as they had been in the opening rounds, it still seemed an outside shot for them to win it all.

The task became even more daunting in the next game. The Bucs were matched up against Omaha (Neb.) University and its

ace, Barry Miller. Miller entered the contest with a perfect 9-0 record and Omaha had reached the title game just two years prior in 1959. In all postseason tournaments, coaches are forced to make decisions that can

Pirates’ Defy Odds In 1961 NAIA Championship Run


make-or-break their team’s season and Mallory was faced one regard-ing who he would start on the mound for ECC.

The Pirate skipper wanted to save West and Nathan Greene, a tough right-handed hurler, for the championship round on Saturday. He chose to start Boykin, who, again, had only recorded six outs during the en-tire spring.

“Country,” as Boykin was called by his teammates, responded with an-other pitching performance seldom been matched throughout the years of Pirate baseball. He out-dueled Miller with a 15-strikeout performance in which he used a devastating curveball to keep the Omaha hitters off-bal-ance for nine innings. After giving up three runs in the second frame, Boy-kin retired the next 19 batters he faced until finally giving up a single in the eighth. In all, he pitched nine innings, scattered five hits, three runs (one earned) and walked one in his first start of the season.

In an article that ran in the Sioux City newspaper following Boykin’s masterpiece, there was a story that after the junior from Wilson gave up the early runs partly due to ECC errors, Mallory stormed in the dugout and reassured his ballclub.

“Now don’t you boys get tight out there,” said Mallory trying to calm his team down. “Just be loose and `Country’ will do all the rest.”

Infielder Floyd Wicker led the Pirate charge in roughing up Omaha’s ace with a solo home run and two-run triple. The 11-3 rout sent the Pi-rates into the title round.

Sacramento State had defeated Grambling earlier in the day in an elimination game, which meant ECC would take on the California school to decide the champion. Because the Pirate Nine was undefeated and the Hornets had one loss, Sacramento would have to beat ECC twice to claim the trophy.

On a lighter note, Boykin shared that one of the perks of the win-ning streak to start the tournament was getting to drive into town in a courtesy car. Members of the teams which had substantially better fi-nances than ECC had the chance to cruise around Sioux City, but as they were eliminated, gave the Pirate players the cars to enjoy for the last few days.

Mallory’s decision to throw Boykin proved genius, as he now had West and Green rested, and also had the option to use Crayton in a relief role. However, the post-game celebration was put on hold by Sacramento State, who pounded the Pirates 14-5 in the first game.

One would very rarely see a pitcher stay in the game today after giving up eight runs in the second inning and four more in the fourth and Boykin vividly recalled Mallory coming out for a conference at the mound with his starter West.

“He went out there and told Lacy he didn’t care if they (Sacramento) scored 100 runs, you’re not coming out of this game,” Boykin chuckled while re-telling Mallory’s quip.

Facing certain defeat, there was no reason for Mallory to waste any more arms before the deciding game later that night. The Pirates ac-tually requested the game be called because the outcome had all but been decided, but Sacramento wanted to continue in hopes that ECC would go deep into an already paper-thin bullpen and become tired for the second tilt. Eventually, the game was completed and nine innings were standing between the Pirates and Hornets before one would be awarded the hardware.

As it had done all year, East Carolina was not fazed by the nine-run defeat in its first chance against Sacramento. In the second contest, the

Pirates jumped out to an early lead they would never relinquish in a 13-7 victory. Behind Greene’s brilliant two-hit, eight-inning performance and a barrage of Pirate hits, the triumph gave them their first and only na-tional championship in the history of the program. Six unearned runs by the Hornets in the final frame made the score more respectable, but the result was never in doubt.

The Pirates had won it all. Yes, the same squad that had only 12 players by the end of the tour-

nament and the same team that played pitchers in the outfield because it had no other options.

East Carolina may have been the last team picked to win the 1961 NAIA Baseball Championship, but as it is often said in explaining unexpected results, “that’s why they play the games.”

Post-Tournament HonorsCrayton was awarded the Tournament MVP. He recorded two wins

during the World Series, highlighted by the masterful 19-strikeout vic-tory over Grambling. He played every other game in the outfield except for the final game in which he came on to close for Green.

Six Pirates were included on the all-tournament team: Crayton (pitch-er), Clayton (outfield) and Wicker (third base) earned first-team desig-nation, while Johnson (catcher), Bass (shortstop) and Jim Martin (in-fielder) all received honorable mention awards.

Additional 1961 Team NotesFrom the 1961 roster, four players have since been enshrined into the

East Carolina University Hall of Fame: Glenn Bass, Lawrence “Cotton” Clay-ton, Larry “Pumpsie” Crayton and Lacy West. Bass, who also starred on the gridiron during his tenure in Greenville, went on to play profession-al football with the San Diego Chargers, Buffalo Bills and Houston Oilers. Clayton, a multiple-sport standout who was also an All-America perform-er on the hardwood, went on to play in the Baltimore Orioles organiza-tion for seven years. Crayton decided to forego his senior season and sign with the St. Louis Cardinals, but his single-game strikeout record led him to MVP and All-America honors where his name resides in the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. West was also an All-Ameri-ca athlete, gaining the distinction in both baseball and basketball. During his four years on the diamond, his teams collected a 57-21 overall record.

Head coach Jim Mallory and assistant Earl Smith are also members of the ECU Hall of Fame. Mallory served as the baseball coach from 1954-62 and owns the school’s all-time highest winning percentage with a 161-60 (.729) overall record. Smith enjoyed an illustrious career as a player and coach at East Carolina for over 40 years, playing football, basketball and baseball for the Pirates and serving as head basketball coach in ad-dition to his baseball duties. He eventually took over the top diamond position and led ECU to four consecutive Southern Conference Champi-onships from 1966 to 1970.

Floyd Wicker was the only member of the ’61 squad to make it to the Major Leagues. He made his debut on June 23, 1968 as a member of the St. Louis Cardinals before spending time with the expansion Montreal Expos in 1969 and finishing his career with the Milwaukee Brewers and San Francisco Giants.

East Carolina advanced to the NAIA National Championships again in 1963, where it earned a third-place finish. In the tournament, the Pirates own an all-time record of 5-3.


In the rich and storied tradition of East Carolina baseball, there was never a season that compares to the magical experience of 2001.

Under the direction of fourth-year head coach keith LeClair, the ECU pro-gram was resurrected into national contender caliber status and became one of the nation’s top programs.

LeClair guided the Pirates to arguably the greatest season in East Caroli-na history as the Pirates earned their first-ever NCAA Tournament national seed, a top 10 ranking, an NCAA Regional title, and a school record-tying 47 victories, before finishing just two games shy of making the school’s first appearance in the College World Series.

ECU’s success came behind one of the most balanced teams in the coun-try as the Pirates were one of just three teams to rank among the top 25 in batting and pitching in the final NCAA statistics. The team finished 22nd nationally with .324 batting average and 15th with a 3.62 team earned run average.

Nine players earned first or second team All-Colonial Athletic Association honors as the Pirates rolled to a CAA-record 19 league victories against just two losses. ECU had six players named first team all-conference - Sam Nar-ron (LHP), Joseph Hastings (1B), Bryant Ward (2B), Chad Tracy (3B), John Williamson (OF) and Cliff Godwin (DH), while Clayton McCullough (C), Lee Delfino (SS), and Will Brinson (RHP) were named second-team. Hastings and Brinson were also selected third-team All-America.

After beginning the season ranked No. 23, ECU climbed a high as eighth in the Baseball America Top-25 rankings. The Pirates posted a 17-3 mark to bolt into the top 10 for the first time in school history and finished the season ranked 11th by both Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball. ECU also garnered its highest final RPI ranking, completing the season at No. 4.

Various attendance records were established during the season as Pi-rate baseball became the talk of the community. Over 35,000 fans passed through the turnstiles at Harrington Field to establish a new season atten-dance mark, while also setting a new standard in per game attendance with over 1,100 fans. A new single-game attendance record was also set when the Pirates hosted N.C. State in the final home game of the sea-son. More than 3,700 fans packed the stadium to watch ECU defeat the Wolfpack, 9-3.

Quickly Out Of The GatesThe season opener against Western Carolina proved to be an omen of

the offensive output that the Pirates would display throughout the year as they blasted seven home runs on opening day. Clayton McCullough quiet-ly began the home run barrage with a solo home run in the third inning before ECU hit four home runs in the fourth and another two in the eighth. Ward led the onslaught with a pair of round-trippers. The power surge continued through each of the fist 14 games of the year as ECU hit as least one home run in each game.

The Pirates went on to open the season with 13 consecutive victories at Harrington before falling to Delaware, an eventual NCAA Regional partici-pant, in 10 innings. The winning streak was nearly halted at 12 until Delfino hit a walk-off two-run home run in the bottom of the ninth in the series opener against the Blue Hens. The streak was the fourth longest in school history and second-best to start a season.

As the calendar turned to March, the Pirates’ fortunes turned as well as ECU lost starting left fielder Ryan Jones to a broken thumb in the series

opener against Ball State. Following a three-game sweep of the Redbirds, the Pirates headed to the Sunshine State for a five-game trip through Flor-ida, including a three-game series at seventh-ranked Miami. ECU began its spring break trip with a 9-6 victory over Illinois State, but fell to Florida At-lantic the following day, 9-8.

The series opener against Miami will be remembered as a great come-back that ran out of outs. Trailing 12-2 in the top of the eighth inning, ECU scored five run in the frame to pull within five. The Hurricanes answered with a two-run home run in the bottom half of the inning to push their lead back to seven, before the ninth-inning dramatics began. With two outs and a runner on second base, Hastings hit a two-run home run to start a ninth-inning, six-run, two-out rally. The Pirates sent 11 men to the plate in the inning and had the tying run on second base and the go-ahead run at the plate when its rally came to an end.

Encouraged by its late-inning rally, ECU bounced back to blow past the Hurricanes, 7-2, in the second game of their series. The Pirates pounded out 14 hits, including six extra-base hits and held Miami scoreless over the final eight innings of play. Williamson and Tracy each hit towering home runs during the contest. Game three saw the Pirates suffer the same fate as game one. ECU put together a late rally, but this time its self-imposed curfew rule halted the game after eight complete innings.

Following a win over nationally-ranked Wake Forest at home, ECU opened its final season of competition in the CAA at James Madison. The Pirates hit 11 home runs during the three-game series to earn their first of five CAA series sweeps. ECU opened league play with seven consecutive victories before falling at Virginia Commonwealth in game two of the series. From that point on it won 12-straight CAA games before the regular season concluded on a sour note, a 1-0 loss to UNC Wilmington.

Rolling Into SpringWith the season in full swing as the month of April dawned, the Pirate

baseball team was just starting to hit its stride. The month began with a April Fool’s Day victory over William & Mary, followed by consecutive wins over Elon, Coastal Carolina and VCU. Five wins in the next eight games, in-cluding an 18-6 win over Richmond, set the tone for a season-ending run at perfection.

After disappointing loss at North Carolina, the Pirates returned to con-ference play at Old Dominion. ECU put on a hitting clinic in the series, out-scoring the Monarchs 37-8 during their three-game series. Duke beckoned next on the schedule and, playing at home for the first time in a week, ECU showed no mercy on the Blue Devils, whipping Duke 16-3 in front of a re-gional television audience.

After nine consecutive victories, ECU headed to Wilmington to face in-state rival UNC Wilmington in its final CAA series. Looking to leave in style, the Pirates blanked the Seahawks in each of the first two games, 11-0 and 3-0. The third game of the series was a classic pitcher’s duel. The Seahawks pulled off the seemingly impossible as they shutout an ECU team that had scored less than three runs in a game just once the entire season.

On To The RegionalsUnable to earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Regionals via the CAA Tour-

nament, ECU patiently waited for the pairings to be announced. Upon the announcement of the 64-team field, ECU was awarded the No. 7 overall

2001 Wilson Regional Champions


seed and named the host institution for the NCAA Regional at Wilson, N.C. The Pirates cruised past UMBC in the opening round, 7-0, behind a four-hit pitching performance from Jason Mandryk. Tracy and Hastings each hom-ered in the victory.

Following a six-hour rain delay, the top-seeded Pirates rallied from a 6-3 seventh inning deficit to defeat South Florida, 12-8, and advance to the championship game against Winthrop. ECU scored four times in the sev-enth to take a one-run lead before adding a run in the eighth and four in the ninth to ensure the victory.

The championship game provided little drama as Narron tossed a com-plete-game five hitter. Trailing 1-0 in the top half of the fifth, the regional’s Most Outstanding Player Chad Tracy capped off a three-run frame hitting a two-run home run to give the Pirates a lead they would never relinquish and a date in the Super Regional against Tennessee.

After thunderstorms postponed game one of the Super Regional until Saturday, Tennessee quickly took advantage of its extra day of rest and jumped out to a 9-2 lead. ECU scored a combined seven runs in the sev-enth and eighth innings to take a 10-9 lead heading in to the ninth. The Volunteers rallied for four runs in the ninth and took game one 13-10. Game two once again provided a similar result as each team came from behind to take the lead, however it was a UT grand slam in the eighth that ended ECU’s glorious season and Omaha dreams.

A Program FirstECU earned its first-ever NCAA Tournament national seed (No. 7), a Top-

10 ranking, an NCAA Regional title, and a school-tying 47 victories, before finishing just two games shy of making the school’s first appearance in the College World Series.

Final Stat RankingsThe Pirates were one of just three school’s to rank among the Top-25 in

batting (22nd/.324) and pitching (15th/3.62) in the final NCAA statistics.

Postseason Honors Were PlentyNine players earned All-Colonial Athletic Association honors with six

garnering first-team honors (Cliff Godwin/DH, Joseph Hastings/1B, Sam Narron/LHP, Chad Tracy/3B, Bryant Ward/2B and John Williamson/OF), and three taking home second-team accolades (Lee Delfino/SS, Will Brinson/RHP and Clayton McCullough/C) ... Hastings and Brinson were also select-ed third-team All-America.

Nationally-Ranked PiratesAfter beginning the season ranked No. 23, ECU climbed as high as eighth

in the Baseball America Top-25 rankings ... The Pirates posted a 17-3 mark

to bolt into the Top-10 for the first time in school history and finished the season ranked 11th by both Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball ... ECU also garnered its highest final RPI ranking, completing the season at No. 4.

Seniors Depart as Winningest ClassThe senior class of 2001 graduated as the winningest class of seniors

in the history of Pirate baseball ... Hastings, Godwin, Brad Simons and John Williamson won 166 games during their four years ... kevin Grieve, a transfer from Western Carolina, played three years at ECU ... The group of seniors was just the third class to participate in three consecutive NCAA Tournaments and helped the Pirates to three-straight No. 1 seeds in post-season play.

Narron Ties School Record for VictoriesNarron became just the fourth pitcher in school history to win 12 games

in a season, tying the single-season mark for victories ... He opened the season by winning his first four decisions before losing at Miami (Fla.) and finished the year by winning his final eight decisions ... Narron tossed a pair of complete games, including the regional championship game against Winthrop ... He lead the team in strikeouts and innings pitched, and was second in ERA.

Record Year for Home RunsThe 2001 squad finished the season with a school-record 85 home runs,

breaking the old mark of 79 set by the 1998 and 1999 clubs ... Five players finished the season with 10 or more home runs for the first time in school history ... Tracy broke the record in the championship game of the NCAA Regional at Wilson, N.C. ... The Pirates homered in 46 of 60 games and hit two or more home runs in a game 25 times.

Pirates In the DraftA quartet of Pirates was selected in the Major League Baseball Ama-

teur Draft: Lee Delfino (Toronto Blue Jays/6th RD), Chad Tracy (Arizona Di-amondbacks/7th RD), John Williamson (Seattle Mariners/18th RD) and Jo-seph Hastings (San Diego Padres/24th RD).

Williamson Finishes Among the GreatestWilliamson will forever be regarded as one of the best players ever to

don the Purple and Gold ... He finished his career as the Pirates all-time leader in games played, total bases, at-bats, runs, doubles and walks ... His 70 career doubles was also a CAA record and 22 doubles in 2001 was a single-season record ... The two-time All-CAA selection and freshman All-American is the only player in ECU history to finish his career with 200 runs, 100 walks, 200 RBI, 50 doubles and 40 home runs.


The 2004 season was without a doubt the best season in the history of the East Carolina baseball program. The Pirates set a school record with 51 wins while only losing 13 games. East Carolina also won its first regular season Conference USA Championship. En route to a record-breaking sea-son, the Pirates collected many team and individual awards along the way.

Numerous Team Records FallECU set school and C-USA records for runs (32), RBI (32) and at-bats

(58) while setting a new school record for hits (34), falling one hit shy of the C-USA single-game record in a 32-14 win over Cincinnati in game two of the series. The Pirates also completed a 19-game win streak from Mar. 27 through May 4, which set new school and C-USA records. A school-record 100 home runs were hit in 64 games, surpassing the old single-season record (85) held by the 2001 squad.

Pirates Make Mark On Conference USA RecordsEast Carolina finished 25-5 in Conference USA play, four games ahead

of second-place Tulane for the regular season conference championship. The Pirates also set a C-USA record with 22 consecutive conference wins including six conference sweeps.

Conference USA AwardsRight-hander Greg Bunn was selected as the 2004 Conference USA

Pitcher-of-the-Year while teammate Ryan Jones was chosen as the 2004 Conference USA Player-of-the-Year. Head coach Randy Mazey was awarded the 2004 Conference USA keith LeClair Coach-of-the-Year award and the Pirates put four players on the All-C-USA first-team (Jones, Bunn, Trevor Lawhorn, Ryan Norwood) and two players on the second-team (Jamie Paige, Darryl Lawhorn). Shane Mathews was the Pirates lone representative on the all-freshman squad. Five different Pirates earned league weekly honors including Hitter-of-the-Week five times and Pitcher-of-the-Week twice.

National AwardsRyan Jones and Greg Bunn earned several postseason awards in 2004.

Jones was named the NCBWA District IV Player-of-the-Year as well as being chosen to four All-America squads. Bunn garnered five All-America honors, while Ryan Norwood and Trevor Lawhorn both earned honorable mention All-America honors. Head coach Randy Mazey was named the East Region Coach-of-the-Year by the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA).

Pirates In The PollsECU was ranked as high as No. 3 in the country and remained ranked

in the Top 10 of the four major collegiate baseball polls – NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball, Baseball America and ESPN/Sports Weekly Coaches’ Poll – during the second half of the season. When the final 2004 polls were released, East Carolina was ranked No. 8 by Baseball America, No. 9 in the ESPN/Sports Weekly Coaches’ Poll, No. 10 by the NCBWA and No. 12 by Collegiate Baseball.

Pirates In The DraftSeven Pirates were taken in the 2004 Major League Baseball

Amateur Draft: RHP Greg Bunn (fifth round by Montreal Expos), Trevor Lawhorn (ninth round by Cincinnati Reds), Ryan Norwood (ninth round by Chicago Cubs), Darryl Lawhorn (11th round by Arizona Diamondbacks), Matt Bishop (17th round by Pittsburgh Pirates), John Poppert (17th round by Montreal Expos) and Ryan Jones (22nd round by Oakland Athletics).

Final Goodbye To Harrington FieldEast Carolina played its final game at Harrington Field on May 4, 2004

against UNC Wilmington. The Pirates finished with a 27-3 record at Harrington Field in the programs final season at the old park.

NCAA Regional Streak ContinuesEast Carolina made its sixth consecutive trip to the NCAA Regionals in

2004. After winning the kinston Regional at Historic Grainger Stadium, the Pirates advanced to the Columbia Super Regional falling to South Carolina. It was the second time in the last four years the Pirates have advanced to the Super Regional.

Other Interesting FactsThe Pirates turned what was believed to be the first triple play in

school history in a 7-5 win over Duke … ECU was one of 12 Conference USA schools to record a win over a nationally-ranked team … The Pirates has wins over Clemson, Tulane, NC State and Southern Miss … At the conclusion of the Pirates season in 2004, ECU led the nation in win-loss percentage (.839) the last seven weeks of the regular season … Ryan Jones was chosen as one of 10 finalists for the 2004 Dick Howser Trophy, given to the nation’s top collegiate baseball player … East Carolina finished 5-0 against Atlantic Coast Conference teams including two wins over nationally-ranked NC State and Clemson.

2004 Kinston Regional Champions


ECU Hosts Regional At Clark-LeClair StadiumFor the first time in facility history, East Carolina’s Clark-LeClair Stadi-

um served as one of 16 regional sites for the opening round of The Road To Omaha when the Pirates garnered their fifth No. 1 seed at the Green-ville Regional in 2009. With the top seed, the Pirates made their 24th NCAA appearance, 10th in the last 11 seasons and third straight under Head Coach Billy Godwin.

Regular Season C-USA ChampionsThe Pirates claimed their second Conference USA regular season

crown in 2009 after posting a 17-7 record in league play, finishing one game ahead of perennial baseball power Rice (16-8). Heading into the final weekend of conference action, the Pirates trailed the Owls by one game with a three-game home series against Memphis on the hori-zon. After taking the first two games from Memphis and Rice splitting a pair with UAB, the Pirates and Owls were tied in the standings with one game remaining.

ECU completed the series sweep of Memphis on senior Brandon Hen-derson’s walk-off three-run shot to right field giving the Pirates a 13-2 victory in seven innings. Meanwhile, Rice looked to be on its way to a share of the league title taking a 9-1 lead into the bottom of the fifth in-ning, but the hometown Blazers roared back scoring 14 runs in the next four frames, including a seven-run seventh, walking away with a 15-12 win and giving the Pirates their first regular season title since 2004.

NCAA Greenville Regional ChampionsIn arguably the most exciting game ever inside Clark-LeClair Stadium,

Devin Harris lifted the Pirates to a 10-9 victory in 10 innings over South Carolina in the NCAA Greenville Regional Championship game on June 1. The win sent the Pirates to Chapel Hill for their third NCAA Super Re-gional in school history, where they dropped both games to North Car-olina 10-1 and 9-3.

Trailing 6-0 in the fifth frame, ECU pushed across a pair of runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings, while South Carolina added two runs in the eighth putting the score at 8-6 and setting up a dramatic come from

behind win for the Pirates. In the ninth, Brandon Henderson and Dustin Harrington drew back-to-back walks before Harris lifted a 0-1 count to left field knotting the game at nine.

With one away in the bottom of the 10th, kyle Roller doubled to the wall in center before Harrington flew out to right. After the Gamecocks brought in reliever Sam Dyson, Harris sat on a 3-1 count and knocked a single to center that was just deep enough to score Roller and give the Pirates the win. Five Pirates took home Regional All-Tournament hon-ors with sophomore Trent White claiming Most Outstanding Player hon-ors. Joining Whitehead were kevin Brandt (LHP), Henderson (INF), Roll-er (DH) and Ryan Wood (INF).

Pirate Trio Earns All-America HonorsRyan Wood joined Cory Scott (2000), Greg Bunn (2004) and Seth Ma-

ness (2008) as the only players in school history to be named to five All-America squads during a single season. The senior second baseman, who led the team with a .379 average, garnered honors from Ping!Base-ball (first-team), NCBWA (second-team), Collegiate Baseball (third-team), Baseball America (third-team) and ABCA/Rawlings (third-team).

Roller, who set career-highs in average (.336), games played (66), runs (63), hits (86), doubles (12), home runs (16), RBIs (75), walks (32) and hit by pitches (24), earned

first-team All-America honors from ABCA/Rawlings and Ping!Base-ball.

kevin Brant became the 10th Pirate to earn freshman All-America honors after his selections by Collegiate Baseball and Ping!Baseball. The lefthander made 28 appearances in 2009, logging six starts, and posted a 9-2 record. Brandt finished his rookie campaign with a 3.64 ERA and 72 strikeouts, while walking just 24 batters in 81.2 innings pitched. On April 27 he was named Conference USA Pitcher-of-the-Week after lead-ing ECU to a shutout victory over then - No. 1 North Carolina.

ECU Ranked For 19-Straight WeeksThe 2009 Pirates tied a school-record by spending 19 consecutive

weeks in the national polls, which started on Jan. 13 when they were tabbed preseason No. 27 by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers As-

2009 Greenville Regional Champions


sociation (NCBWA). After start-ing the season 5-1, the Pirates quickly moved into the nation-al spotlight garnering national rankings in six weekly polls.

After closing out the 2009 season with a 46-20 overall re-cord, which included its third Super Regional appearance since 2001, ECU garnered Top 20 rankings in six final polls. The Pirates finished No. 15 by ESPN/USA Today and Rivals.com, while being tabbed No. 16 by Collegiate Baseball and NCBWA, and No. 17 from Baseball Amer-ica and Ping!Baseball. It marks the 13th time in school history the Pirates were ranked in the final polls.

Godwin Named Keith LeClair Coach-of-the-Year

In his fourth season as the Pirate skipper, Billy Godwin guided the Pi-rates to their third consecutive NCAA Regional appearance and its first Super Regional since 2004 when they claimed the Greenville Regional title inside Clark-LeClair Stadium. Godwin became just the second ECU coach to record three straight 40 plus win seasons (keith LeClair, 1999-2002) after posting a league-best 46-20 mark that lead to the 2009 Conference USA regular season crown.

His 2009 squad was one of the most prolific offenses in the nation, finishing with a NCAA-best 814 hits and ranking among the national leaders in runs (4th/565), doubles (6th/154), home runs (7th/108), slug-ging percentage (12th/.546) and batting average (15th/.339), while also leading C-USA (all games) with a .415 on-base percentage, 523 RBI and 1,310 total bases and a .971 fielding percentage. For the third consecutive season the Pirates ranked first in home runs belting a school-record 108 to follow-up their 89 homers in 2008 and 68 in 2007.

Eight Pirates Earn All-Conference HonorsThe Pirates landed the most All-Conference selections with seven, in-

cluding a league-best five first teamers in Stephen Batts (OF), Chris Hes-ton (RHP), Seth Maness (RHP), kyle Roller (DH) and Ryan Wood (INF). Brad Mincey (RHP) and Trent Whitehead (OF) were named second-team, while kevin Brandt (LHP) took home All-Freshman Team accolades. Hes-ton became the second Pirate to be named Newcomer-of-the-Year fol-lowing Justin Bristow’s selection in 2008.

Henderson Awarded Honorary No. 23 JerseySenior first basemen Brandon Henderson became the seventh recip-

ient of the honorary No. 23 jersey, which was the number worn by the late ECU head coach keith LeClair throughout his coaching and play-ing career.

Henderson started all 54 games played batting .330 with a career-best 13 home runs and 57 RBI, while collecting 70 hits and scoring 34 runs.

Pirates Receive Academic HonorsMike Anderson, Shawn Armstrong, Jared Avchen, Brett Bowers, Ethan

Brown, Jacob Davis, Dustin Harrington, Brandon Henderson, Chris Hes-ton, Austin Homan, Seth Maness, James McGhee, kyle Roller, Drew Schieber and Zach Wright were all named to the Conference USA Com-missioner’s Honor Roll after maintaining a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or bet-ter during the 2008-09 academic year.

For the second straight year, Schieber was one of 17 ECU student-ath-letes named to the PCS Phosphate All-Academic Team at the annual Breakfast of Champions event in May of 2009. Schieber and Avchen also took home the Academic Excellence Award.

Five Pirates Selected In MLB Draft After having 23 players taken in the Major League Baseball Amateur

Draft since 2003, five Pirates heard their names called in the 2009 draft, with four being selected on the second day. Devin Harris was taken first when the Baltimore Orioles chose him with the 236th overall pick in the eighth round. Ryan Wood was drafted by the kansas City Royals as a pitcher in the 11th round (pick No. 332) just before Chris Heston heard his name called in the 12th round by the San Francisco Giants (pick No. 357). Stephen Batts was selected by the Philadelphia Phillies with the 587th overall pick as a first baseman in round 19, while kyle Roller was chosen by the Oakland Athletics in the 47th round (pick No. 1413) on the final day of the amateur draft.

Roller Named National Player-of-the-Weekkyle Roller became the third player in school history to earn Nation-

al Player-of-the-Week honors from NCBWA back on Mar. 24 after he led the Pirates to a perfect 5-0 week where ECU outscored its opponents 90 to 17. Roller batted .591 (13-for-22) on the week with four home runs, 15 RBI, two walks, one strikeout and was plunked five times, while hit-ting safely in all five contests and posting four multi-hit and multi-RBI games.


Year-By-Year Batting LeadersYear Name Avg.1961 Cotton Clayton .3721962 Carlton Barnes .4721963 Buddy Bovender .3271964 Bob kayler .3971965 Carlton Barnes .4471966 Wayne Britton .3241967 Richard Narron .4521968 Jim Snyder .3331969 Carey Anderson .3331970 Dennis Vick .3271971 Mike Aldridge .3271972 Richard Lamm .3021973 Mike Hogan .3371974 Ron Staggs .3271975 Ron Staggs .3811976 Rick koryda .4141977 Sonny Wooten .3361978 Butch Davis .3361979 Macon Moye .3421980 Butch Davis .3621981 Todd Hendley .3041982 Fran Fitzgerald .3551983 Winfred Johnson .3211984 Chris Bradberry .3541985 Winfred Johnson .4321986 Winfred Johnson .3891987 Steve Sides .3691988 Steve Godin .3351989 John Adams .3461990 John Adams .4131991 John Gast .3231992 David Leisten .3741993 Pat Watkins .4451994 Rick Britton .3651995 Lamont Edwards .3401996 Lamont Edwards .3691997 Steve Salargo .3741998 Ryan Massimo .3571999 Steve Salargo .3982000 Joseph Hastings .3522001 Bryant Ward .3662002 Darryl Lawhorn .4162003 Darryl Lawhorn .3322004 Ryan Jones .4002005 Brian Cavanaugh .3822006 Jake Smith .3442007 Dale Mollenhauer .3292008 Harrison Eldridge .3522009 Ryan Wood .3792010 Corey Thompson .3772011 Corey Thompson .3282012 John Wooten .3382013 Drew Reynolds .3222014 Zach Houchins .3472015 Hunter Allen .3492016 Dwayna Williams-Sutton .360

Year Name Hits1961 C. Clayton/S. Gaylord 321962 Carlton Barnes 421963 Buddy Bovender 351964 C. Conners/B. kaylor 291965 Carlton Barnes 381966 L. Smith/E. Thorne 261967 Richard Narron 331968 Jim Snyder 361969 Dick Corrada 311970 Dennis Vick 331971 Mike Aldridge 371972 Richard Lamm 291973 Mike Hogan 301974 Ron Staggs 341975 Ron Staggs 371976 Joe Roenker 311977 Pete Paradossi 521978 Billy Best 501979 Macon Moye 551980 Butch Davis 501981 T. Evans/M. Sorrell 481982 Todd Evans 641983 T. Evans/J. Hallow 451984 Greg Hardison 611985 Winfred Johnson 731986 Winfred Johnson 651987 Steve Sides 641988 Steve Godin 551989 Tommy Eason 551990 John Adams 861991 John Gast 611992 David Leisten 611993 Pat Watkins 981994 Brian Yerys 801995 Lamont Edwards 501996 Lamont Edwards 591997 Steve Salargo 821998 R. Massimo/R. Rigsby 811999 Steve Salargo 972000 Chad Tracy 782001 Chad Tracy 882002 Darryl Lawhorn 1042003 Darryl Lawhorn 772004 Jamie Paige 972005 Brian Cavanaugh 792006 Jake Smith 752007 Ryan Tousley 742008 Harrison Eldridge 872009 Trent Whitehead 1052010 Corey Thompson 862011 Trent Whitehead 802012 John Wooten 802013 Bryan Bass 712014 Zach Houchins 842015 Hunter Allen 732016 Travis Watkins 76

Year Name HRs1961 Cotton Clayton 41962 Bobby Joyce 41963 Tommy kidd 61964 B. Bovender/F. Rodriguez 41965 W. Britton/F. Rodriguez 21966 Wayne Britton 41967 Jim Snyder 51968 Jim Snyder 81969 Carey Anderson 41970 Larry Walters 31971 Mike Aldridge 71972 Richard Lamm 31973 Larry Walters 31974 Ron Staggs 71975 Ron Staggs 71976 Joe Roenker 51977 Bobby Supel 61978 E. Gates/B. Supel 91979 Rick Derechailo 101980 Butch Davis 121981 John Hallow 51982 Fran Fitzgerald 81983 Winfred Johnson 111984 Winfred Johnson 181985 Winfred Johnson 221986 Winfred Johnson 191987 Jay McGraw 81988 Jay McGraw 81989 Calvin Brown 111990 Tommy Eason 171991 Tommy Eason 131992 Lee kushner 131993 Pat Watkins 191994 R. Britton/C. Triplett 91995 Brian Yerys 111996 Tim Flaherty 81997 Tim Flaherty 201998 R. Massimo/J. Williamson 131999 Steve Salargo 162000 Joseph Hastings 132001 Cliff Godwin 152002 Darryl Lawhorn 192003 Darryl Lawhorn 142004 Trevor Lawhorn 212005 Drew Costanzo 112006 Adam Witter 142007 Roller, Tousley 112008 Corey kemp 182009 kyle Roller 162010 Zach Wright 142011 Zach Wright 132012 John Wooten 92013 Chase McDonald 112014 Bryce Harman 72015 Luke Lowery 122016 Travis Watkins 7

Year Name RBI1961 Cotton Clayton 321962 Carlton Barnes 221963 Tommy kidd 251964 B. Bovender/B. Moore 181965 Three Tied 141966 Wayne Britton 251967 Jim Snyder 241968 J. Snyder/D. Winchester 241969 Carey Anderson 221970 Larry Walters 161971 Mike Aldridge 321972 Ron Staggs 151973 Geoff Beaston 161974 Ron Staggs 201975 Ron Staggs 231976 Joe Roenker 211977 Sonny Wooten 391978 Bobby Supel 321979 Macon Moye 331980 Butch Davis 271981 Todd Evans 301982 Todd Hendley 341983 John Hallow 301984 Winfred Johnson 461985 Winfred Johnson 751986 Winfred Johnson 721987 Jay McGraw 441988 Calvin Brown 511989 Calvin Brown 441990 Tommy Eason 621991 Tommy Eason 511992 Lee kushner 421993 L. kushner/P. Watkins 571994 Brian Yerys 591995 Brian Yerys 411996 Lamont Edwards 331997 Randy Rigsby 551998 Ryan Massimo 601999 Steve Salargo 772000 Joseph Hastings 602001 Joseph Hastings 622002 Darryl Lawhorn 682003 Darryl Lawhorn 492004 Ryan Jones 692005 Mark Minicozzi 482006 Jake Smith 652007 Stephen Batts 562008 Corey kemp 722009 kyle Roller 752010 Corey Thompson 542011 Corey Thompson 472012 C. Thompson/J. Wooten 402013 Chase McDonald 462014 Ian Townsend 302015 Luke Lowery 492016 Travis Watkins 44


Year Name Runs1961 Wally Cockrell 311962 Carlton Barnes 291963 Buddy Bovender 291964 Fred Rodriguez 211965 Carlton Barnes 211966 Fred Rodriguez 191967 Three tied 211968 Jim Snyder 251969 Carey Anderson 181970 Taylor, Dowd 151971 Mike Aldridge 191972 Richard Lamm 271973 Ronnie Leggett 181974 Three tied 181975 Ron Staggs 221976 Joe Roenker 231977 Eddie Gates 341978 Bobby Supel 461979 Billy Best 351980 Butch Davis 281981 Mike Sorrell 401982 Mike Sorrell 381983 Mike Salmond 281984 Greg Hardison 411985 Chris Bradberry 531986 Winfred Johnson 501987 Jay McGraw 401988 Jay McGraw 471989 John Thomas 461990 John Adams 611991 David Leisten 541992 Lee kushner 481993 Pat Watkins 631994 Jamie Borel 631995 Lamont Edwards 501996 Lamont Edwards 361997 Randy Rigsby 581998 Antaine Jones 521999 Steve Salargo 702000 Four tied 502001 Chad Tracy 622002 Darryl Lawhorn 562003 Darryl Lawhorn 492004 Jamie Paige 672005 Drew Costanzo 532006 H. Eldridge, A. Witter 442007 Harrison Eldridge 582008 Ryan Wood 702009 Ryan Wood 872010 Corey Thompson 612011 Zach Wright 472012 John Wooten 502013 Bryan Bass 362014 Drew Reynolds 332015 Luke Lowery 402016 Travis Watkins 43

Year Name SB1961 N/A1962 Spencer Gaylor 31963 Buddy Bovender 131964 Chuck Conners 51965 P. Barnes/F. Rodriguez 51966 Edward Thorne 131967 Edward Thorne 61968 Jim Snyder 51969 Stu Garrett 41970 Stu Garrett 61971 Matt Walker 51972 Matt Walker 71973 Three tied 31974 Ron Leggett 91975 Geoff Beaston 111976 Geoff Beaston 91977 Billy Best 161978 Billy Best 141979 Billy Best 151980 Billy Best 91981 Mark Shank 131982 Ricky Nichols 141983 Mike Salmond 71984 Steve Sides 61985 C. Bradberry/M. Shank 111986 C. Bradberry/S. Sides 201987 John Thomas 101988 Steve Godin 181989 John Thomas 241990 John Gast 301991 John Gast 191992 Pat Watkins 161993 Pat Watkins 291994 Jamie Borel 431995 Lamont Edwards 161996 Lamont Edwards 211997 Antaine Jones 261998 Randy Rigsby 231999 James Molinari 262000 James Molinari 182001 Warren Gaspar 162002 Darryl Lawhorn 152003 Ryan Jones 82004 Jamie Paige 202005 Brian Cavanaugh 142006 Jay Mattox 142007 Harrison Eldridge 152008 Harrison Eldridge 322009 Stephen Batts 192010 Trent Whitehead 152011 Trent Whitehead 172012 Zach Wright 102013 Jack Reinheimer 102014 Z. Houchins/G. Brooks 62015 Charlie Yorgen 82016 Parker Lamm 12

Hitting Triple Crown WinnerYear Player 1961 Cotton Clayton 1962 Carlton Barnes 1966 Wayne Britton 1968 Jim Snyder 1969 Carey Anderson 1971 Mike Aldridge 1974 Ron Staggs 1975 Ron Staggs 1980 Butch Davis

Year Player 1985 Winfred Johnson 1986 Winfred Johnson 1993 Pat Watkins 1998 Ryan Massimo 1999 Steve Salargo 2000 Joseph Hastings 2002 Darryl Lawhorn 2003 Darryl Lawhorn 2012 John Wooten

Darryl Lawhorn

Steve Salargo


Year-By-Year Pitching LeadersYear Name Wins1961 Larry Crayton 101962 Nathan Greene 41963 Lacy West 81964 Jimmy Raynor 61965 Barnes, Rawls 61966 Jimmy Raynor 81967 Dennis Burke 61968 Dennis Burke 61969 Ron Hastings 41970 Ron Hastings 81971 Hal Baird 71972 Bill Godwin 71973 Tommy Toms 71974 Bill Godwin 61975 Dean Reavis 61976 Terry Durham 61977 Mickey Britt 91978 Mickey Britt 101979 Bob Patterson 61980 Bill Wilder 101981 Wilder, Ramey 71982 Bob Patterson 101983 Winfred Johnson 71984 Winfred Johnson 101985 Mike Christopher 101986 Jim Peterson 121987 Gary Smith 101988 Gary Smith 81989 Jonathan Jenkins 121990 Langdon, Jenkins 111991 Three tied 51992 Johnny Beck 71993 Lyle Hartgrove 111994 Johnny Beck 121995 Patrick Dunham 71996 Patrick Dunham 81997 Brooks Jernigan 81998 Brooks Jernigan 71999 Travis Thompson 102000 F. Minton/J. Schumacher 72001 Sam Narron 122002 Neal Sears 92003 Neal Sears 62004 Greg Bunn 102005 T.J. Hose 72006 Brody Taylor 82007 T.J. Hose 62008 J. Bristow/S. Maness 92009 Brad Mincey 102010 Seth Maness 102011 Seth Maness 102012 Jharel Cotton 82013 J. Hoffman/R. Williams 62014 Ryan Williams 112015 Evan kruczynski 82016 Evan kruczynski 8

Year Name ERA (min. 30 IP)1961 Nathan Greene 2.601962 Lacy West 2.631963 N/A1964 Pete Hunter 2.121965 Johnny Rawls 1.241966 Dennis Burke 1.461967 Dellinger 0.861968 Dennis Burke 0.911969 Ron Hastings 1.221970 Ron Hastings 0.561971 Hal Baird 1.721972 Dave LaRussa 0.791973 Tommy Toms 0.931974 Dave LaRussa 1.191975 Dean Reavis 1.821976 Pete Conaty 1.211977 Mickey Britt 1.681978 Mickey Britt 2.691979 Paul Davis 1.621980 Bill Wilder 1.741981 Bob Patterson 1.971982 Bob Patterson 1.841983 Bob Davidson 3.101984 Jim Peterson 3.251985 Daniel Boone 2.871986 Jake Jacobs 2.491987 Brien Berckman 3.821988 Jake Jacobs 3.321989 John White 1.891990 Tim Langdon 2.161991 Lyle Hartgrove 3.631992 Tom Moye 3.111993 Mike Sanburn 2.261994 Jason Mills 1.861995 Patrick Dunham 3.281996 Patrick Dunham 3.101997 Brooks Jernigan 4.071998 B. Jernigan/F. Minton 3.741999 Cory Scott 2.532000 Cory Scott 1.522001 Jason Mandryk 1.952002 Neal Sears 2.232003 Glenn Tucker 2.822004 Greg Bunn 2.702005 Ricky Brooks 3.462006 Jason Neitz 3.062007 Jason Neitz 2.602008 Justin Bristow 3.072009 Brad Mincey 3.162010 Seth Maness 4.172011 Brad Mincey 1.572012 Andy Smithmyer 1.922013 Brett Mabry 2.352014 Ryan Williams 1.812015 Joe Ingle 1.142016 Evan kruczynski 2.01

Year Name Saves1961 N/A1962 N/A1963 N/A1964 N/A1965 N/A1966 N/A1967 N/A1968 N/A1969 N/A1970 Hal Baird 31971 B. Godwin/R. Hastings 21972 Three tied 11973 Three tied 11974 None 1975 Terry Durham 11976 Bob Feeney 31977 Pete Conaty 11978 Ricky Ramey 21979 Bill Wilder 11980 Davis, Ramey 21981 Bob Patterson 21982 Bob Patterson 21983 Butler, Parsons 11984 Bob Davidson 31985 Three tied 11986 J. Jacobs/W. Johnson 21987 Gary Smith 41988 Gary Smith 21989 Brien Berckman 41990 Three tied 21991 L. Hartgrove/M. Whitten 31992 Lyle Hartgrove 31993 Three tied 21994 Mills, Beck 11995 J. Dunham/J. Hewitt 21996 Jeff Hewitt 21997 Bill Outlaw 41998 Travis Thompson 51999 kevyn Fulcher 102000 Cory Scott 222001 Will Brinson 82002 Greg Bunn 72003 Greg Bunn 92004 Mike Flye 52005 B. Braxton/T.J. Hose 22006 Four tied 12007 Shane Mathews 142008 J. Ruhlman/S. Simmons 22009 Seth Simmons 92010 Seth Simmons 92011 Seth Simmons 62012 Drew Reynolds 102013 Drew Reynolds 142014 Ryan Williams 72015 Joe Ingle 82016 Joe Ingle 12


Pitching Triple Crown WinnerYear Player 1973 Tommy Toms 1978 Mickey Britt 1980 Bill Wilder 1982 Bob Patterson 1990 Tim Langdon 1996 Patrick Dunham

Year Player 1997 Brooks Jernigan 1998 Brooks Jernigan 2004 Greg Bunn 2008 Justin Bristow 2014 Ryan Williams 2016 Evan kruczynski

Year Name Strikeouts1961 Larry Crayton 1191962 Lacy West 371963 N/A1964 Jimmy Raynor 651965 Johnny Rawls 651966 Jimmy Raynor 921967 Dennis Burke 461968 Vince Colbert 781969 Ron Hastings 481970 Hal Baird 841971 Hal Baird 1051972 Tommy Toms 411973 Tommy Toms 651974 Dave LaRussa 441975 Terry Durham 321976 Terry Durham 381977 Pete Conaty 771978 Mickey Britt 831979 Britt, Davis 651980 B. Patterson/B. Wilder 591981 Bill Wilder 1181982 Bob Patterson 641983 Bob Davidson 691984 Robbie McClanahan 661985 Mike Christopher 841986 Jim Peterson 741987 Gary Smith 521988 Scott Stevens 591989 J. Jacobs/J. Jenkins 891990 Tim Langdon 861991 Johnny Beck 701992 Johnny Beck 911993 Johnny Beck 881994 Mike Sanburn 821995 Jason Mills 721996 Patrick Dunham 971997 Brooks Jernigan 1121998 Brooks Jernigan 1051999 Foye Minton 892000 Foye Minton 702001 Sam Narron 672002 Davey Penny 932003 Glenn Tucker 862004 Greg Bunn 1172005 Ricky Brooks 702006 Shane Mathews 752007 T.J. Hose 702008 Justin Bristow 842009 Chris Heston 882010 Zach Woods 1032011 Seth Maness 802012 Brandt, Joyner 682013 Jeff Hoffman 842014 Ryan Williams 76 2015 Reid Love 822016 Evan kruczynski 95 Bold indicates NCAA leader

Evan Kruczynski

Ryan Williams


Year-By-Year Results1932 (E.C.T.C.) 1-5 Overall Head Coach: R.C. Deal Apr. 9 Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 12-7Apr. 16 Louisburg College L 1-0Apr. 21 Campbell L 10-2Apr. 27 William & Mary L 8-1May 5 Louisburg L 18-7May 17 William & Mary W 10-9

19333-3 Overall Head Coach: R.C. Deal Apr. 5 Campbell L 7-3Apr. 14 Presbyterian W 10-9Apr. 15 Presbyterian N/A Apr. 21 Atlantic Christian (Barton) N/A Apr. 28 Presbyterian L 2-1May 5 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 10-6May 10 High Point L 11-9May 11 High Point W 18-1

1934 Unknown Record Head Coach: W.O. Jolly Mar. 27 Guilford N/A Mar. 28 Guilford N/A Apr. 13 Presbyterian N/A Apr. 14 Presbyterian N/A Apr. 19 Presbyterian N/A Apr. 20 Presbyterian N/A Apr. 28 High Point N/A May 2 Oak Ridge N/A May 3 Oak Ridge N/A May 12 High Point N/A May 13 Oak Ridge N/A

19353-3-1 Overall Head Coach: Unknown Mar. 27 Guilford L 5-2Mar. 29 Guilford T 5-5Mar. 30 High Point W 4-3Apr. 1 High Point L 11-7Apr. 6 Louisburg N/A Apr. 10 William & Mary N/A Apr. 15 Louisburg W 16-14Apr. 24 High Point W 9-7Apr. 29 Oak Ridge L 6-1

19366-4-1 Overall Head Coach: Bo Farley Apr. 8 Guilford L 14-1Apr. 9 Guilford W 4-0Apr. 12 High Point W 5-3Apr. 13 High Point L 6-4

Apr. 17 Navy T 2-2Apr. 18 William & Mary W 12-4Apr. 25 Presbyterian W 6-2Apr. 27 Guilford L 2-0May 1 Oak Ridge W 8-2May 4 High Point W 10-1May 5 High Point L 8-5

19379-4-2 Overall Head Coach: Bo Farley Apr. 1 High Point W 5-4Apr. 2 Louisburg W 3-1Apr. 7 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 7-3Apr. 8 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 8-6Apr. 10 Duke (B) T 6-6Apr. 14 Oak Ridge L 6-3Apr. 15 High Point W 8-7Apr. 16 High Point L 9-6Apr. 20 Guilford W 8-3Apr. 24 Oak Ridge W 6-2Apr. 25 Oak Ridge L 15-14Apr. 29 Presbyterian T 2-2May 1 Campbell W 10-5May 2 Greenville Greenies W 4-2May 8 William & Mary L 7-6

193817-3 Overall Head Coach: Bo Farley Mar. 28 Guilford W 3-2Mar. 29 Guilford W 4-2Mar. 30 High Point W 8-3Mar. 31 High Point W 6-0Apr. 9 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 9-6Apr. 12 New Bern W 3-1Apr. 13 New Bern L 7-4Apr. 14 Louisburg W 19-2Apr. 18 William & Mary W 8-0Apr. 19 William & Mary W 9-1Apr. 25 Louisburg W 6-3Apr. 26 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 7-6Apr. 30 William & Mary W 6-5May 2 Navy W 8-2May 3 Navy W 15-1May 4 William & Mary L 6-5May 7 Campbell W 6-1May 9 High Point L 16-14May 10 High Point W 7-3May 18 Campbell W 8-1

19396-5 Overall Head Coach: Gordon Gilbert Mar. 29 Campbell L 13-5Apr. 10 High Point W 23-3Apr. 11 High Point L 9-8Apr. 23 Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 10-9

Apr. 27 William & Mary W 16-1Apr. 28 Louisburg W 4-1May 1 Navy W 10-9May 3 High Point L 6-1May 4 Western Carolina L 4-2May 5 Western Carolina W 8-1May 13 Navy W 10-9

1940 4-3 Overall Head Coach: Bo Farley N/A Elon L 7-1 N/A High Point N/A N/A Campbell W 6-1 N/A Oak Ridge N/A N/A Elon N/A N/A Oak Ridge W 3-1 N/A Louisburg L 3-2 N/A Campbell W 7-5 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 5-2 N/A Navy L 3-1

1941 6-4 Overall Head Coach: John Christenberry N/A Campbell W 6-4 N/A William & Mary W 18-3 N/A William & Mary W 16-6 N/A Elmira N.Y. Club L 8-0 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 14-8 N/A Elon W 7-6 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 3-2 N/A Navy L 11-2 N/A Navy L 6-4 N/A Campbell W 9-3

1942Records and game-by-game results unavailable

1943-1945 No games played

1946-1949Records and game-by-game results unavailable

1950 7-7-1 Overall Head Coach: Jack Boone N/A Elon L 5-1 N/A Greenville Robins W 5-3 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 13-9 N/A Western Carolina W 4-3 N/A Appalachian State W 10-5 N/A Appalachian State W 6-4 N/A Navy L 8-7 N/A U.S. Receiving Station T 6-6 N/A Catawba L 7-4


N/A Elon L 6-5 N/A Navy W 6-4 N/A High Point W 6-5 N/A Lenoir Rhyne L 13-0 N/A Guilford W 8-4 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 8-2

1951 (East Carolina College) 11-10 Overall Head Coach: Jack Boone N/A Camp Lejeune W 7-3 N/A Navy L 8-6 N/A Navy L 8-6 N/A Montclair W 9-6 N/A Guilford W 9-6 N/A Elon L 3-2 N/A Cherry Point L 10-3 N/A Guilford L 5-2 N/A Western Carolina L 8-1 N/A Western Carolina W 8-1 N/A Navy L 10-1 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 10-8 N/A Elon W 8-0 N/A Catawba W 6-1 N/A High Point W 14-8 N/A Navy L 10-5 N/A Navy W 12-8 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 6-5 N/A Catawba L 10-5 N/A High Point W 7-6 N/A Lenoir Rhyne W 12-1

19529-9 Overall Head Coach: Jack Boone N/A Cherry Point L 2-1 N/A Cherry Point L 11-2 N/A High Point W 5-2 N/A Elon L 2-1 N/A Elon W 8-3 N/A Guilford W 13-3 N/A High Point W 14-2 N/A Montclair L 9-4 N/A Montclair W 4-3 N/A Guilford W 5-3 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 3-1 N/A High Point L 5-3 N/A High Point W 8-4 N/A Navy L 11-3 N/A Guilford L 6-5 N/A Guilford W 8-4 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 6-5 N/A Elon W 12-3

195316-5 Overall Head Coach: Jack Boone N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 7-0 N/A New Bedford W 7-0 N/A New Bedford W 13-3

N/A High Point W 22-2 N/A Guilford W 6-5 N/A Montclair L 7-2 N/A Montclair W 8-7 N/A Montclair W 6-2 N/A Elon L 3-2 N/A High Point W 6-3 N/A Guilford L 7-1 N/A High Point W 7-2 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 15-2 N/A Elon L 4-0 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 7-1 N/A High Point W 17-6 N/A Guilford L 7-3 N/A Guilford W 14-2 N/A Elon W 6-5 N/A Elon W 12-9 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 8-6

195415-7 Overall Head Coach: Jim Mallory Game-by-game results unavailable







196121-4 Overall Head Coach Jim Mallory N/A Springfield W 13-8 N/A Camp Lejeune L 5-2 N/A Delaware W 20-0 N/A Appalachian State W 6-0 N/A Appalachian State W 13-0 N/A Delaware W 9-0 N/A Western Carolina W 9-2 N/A Western Carolina W 8-3 N/A Catawba W 19-5 N/A Wake Forest L 13-0 N/A High Point W 17-3 N/A High Point W 7-0 N/A Pfeiffer W 12-0 N/A Elon W 7-1 N/A Lenoir Rhyne W 6-1 N/A Pfeiffer L 9-8 N/A Catawba W 4-2 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 12-10 N/A Elon W 6-5

NAIA District Playoffs N/A Saint Bernard W 3-1 N/A Carson Newman W 10-5

NAIA National Playoffs N/A Grambling State W 9-4 N/A Omaha University W 11-3 N/A Sacramento State L 14-5 N/A Sacramento State W 13-7** ECU Wins National Championship

1961 National Championship Team


196211-10 Overall Head Coach: Jim Mallory N/A Ithaca College W 12-2 N/A Ithaca College L 5-3 N/A Wake Forest W 10-9 N/A Delaware L 12-7 N/A Delaware L 4-1 N/A Washington & Lee W 14-2 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 8-1 N/A Appalachian State W 11-1 N/A Appalachian State L 11-5 N/A Catawba L 6-5 N/A Pfeiffer W 10-3 N/A Florida State W 19-2 N/A North Carolina L 2-1 N/A High Point W 17-3 N/A Pfeiffer L 18-7 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 6-1 N/A Catawba L 5-3 N/A Wake Forest L 12-11 N/A High Point W 8-1 N/A Elon L 4-3 N/A Elon W 6-3

196325-6-1 Overall Head Coach: Earl Smith N/A Presbyterian W 14-1 N/A Southern Illinois W 6-2 N/A Colgate W 12-1 N/A Ithaca L 7-1 N/A Ithaca W 6-2 N/A Wake Forest W 3-0 N/A William & Mary W 2-1 N/A Delaware W 18-9 N/A Delaware L 12-7 N/A Washington & Lee W 11-3 N/A Bowling Green T 9-9 N/A Bowling Green L 2-1 N/A Camp Lejeune W 6-4 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 8-0 N/A Florida State L 6-1 N/A Elon W 17-3 N/A Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 2-1 N/A Elon W 13-1 N/A Wake Forest W 5-3

NAIA District 26 Playoffs N/A Pembroke State (UNCP) W 7-6 N/A Pembroke State (UNCP) W 6-3 N/A Pfeiffer W 6-5 N/A Pfeiffer W 4-1

NAIA Area 7 Playoffs N/A Carson-Newman W 1-0 N/A Georgia Southern W 3-0 N/A Georgia Southern W 11-4 N/A Georgia Southern W 3-2

NAIA National Playoffs N/A Grambling State L 5-4

N/A California Wesleyan W 5-0 N/A Mayville State W 3-1 N/A Winona State W 10-2 N/A Grambling State L 7-5** ECU finishes third in nation

196418-7 Overall Head Coach: Earl Smith N/A Springfield W 5-2 N/A New York University W 6-2 N/A New York University W 6-1 N/A LaSalle L 4-2 N/A Delaware W 9-8 N/A Williams College W 18-1 N/A Massachusetts W 3-1 N/A Ithaca W 9-6 N/A Ithaca W 5-2 N/A NC State W 5-4 N/A Wake Forest W 5-1 N/A Duke W 12-4 N/A Richmond W 5-0 N/A Richmond L 4-0 N/A Camp Lejeune L 4-2 N/A Camp Lejeune W 1-0 N/A William & Mary W 8-3 N/A Duke W 5-1 N/A Wake Forest L 11-4 N/A Camp Lejeune L 6-5 N/A Camp Lejeune W 4-3 N/A Frederick W 13-0

NCAA District 3 Playoffs N/A North Carolina L 8-0 N/A West Virginia W 6-5 N/A North Carolina L 13-2

196516-7 Overall Head Coach: Earl Smith N/A Amherst W 7-3 N/A Springfield W 9-2 N/A Springfield L 1-0 N/A Rider W 3-0 N/A Ithaca W 1-0 N/A Ithaca W 5-2 N/A Davidson W 20-4 N/A William & Mary W 11-1 N/A Brown W 3-2 N/A Brown L 4-3 N/A Duke L 6-5 N/A Richmond W 2-0 N/A Richmond W 7-2 N/A Davidson W 14-2 N/A Davidson L 6-5 N/A UNC Wilmington W 5-1 N/A Campbell W 15-2 N/A Duke L 6-2 N/A NC State W 4-0 N/A UNC Wilmington L 6-3 N/A Wake Forest L 19-3

N/A Campbell W 7-3 N/A Wake Forest W 12-1

196617-10 Overall • 12-3 Southern Conference (1st) Head Coach: Earl Smith National Rank: 28th (CB) Mar. 19 North Carolina W 5-3Mar. 21 Springfield L 7-1Mar. 22 Springfield W 6-2Mar. 24 Massachusetts L 14-1Mar. 25 Massachusetts L 5-4Mar. 30 Ithaca W 5-0Mar. 31 Ithaca L 1-0Apr. 2 at George Washington W 9-2Apr. 2 at George Washington L 8-6Apr. 4 William & Mary L 4-1Apr. 9 Davidson W 4-0Apr. 9 Davidson W 1-0Apr. 11 at Duke W 7-4Apr. 15 at Richmond W 4-1Apr. 15 at Richmond W 5-0Apr. 16 at West Virginia W 3-0Apr. 16 at West Virginia L 7-2Apr. 25 at VMI W 7-0Apr. 25 at VMI W 5-0Apr. 28 NC State L 16-6Apr. 30 Furman W 3-0Apr. 30 Furman W 6-2May 2 Duke W 7-6May 7 at William & Mary W 10-1May 14 at The Citadel W 6-0

NCAA District 3 Playoffs (Gastonia, N.C.) June 2 vs. North Carolina L 7-1June 3 vs. Florida State L 6-3

1967 (East Carolina University) 23-6 Overall • 13-3 Southern Conference (Tie-1st) Head Coach: Earl Smith National Rank: 23rd (CB) Mar. 18 Dartmouth L 3-2Mar. 21 George Washington W 10-0Mar. 21 George Washington W 4-3Mar. 23 Virginia W 16-0Mar. 24 Virginia W 3-1Mar. 29 Ithaca W 9-4Mar. 30 Ithaca W 8-6 N/A Fordham W 5-4 N/A Fordham W 10-1Apr. 5 Colby W 1-0Apr. 8 West Virginia L 4-2Apr. 8 West Virginia W 4-2Apr. 10 Richmond W 2-0Apr. 10 Richmond W 5-1Apr. 12 at Duke W 6-2Apr. 15 VMI W 13-0Apr. 15 VMI W 6-0Apr. 18 at NC State W 16-9Apr. 22 The Citadel W 12-9Apr. 22 The Citadel W 4-0


Apr. 27 at North Carolina L 11-0May 2 Duke W 4-3May 6 at Furman L 2-1May 6 at Furman L 1-0May 10 at Davidson W 10-1May 10 at Davidson W 2-0May 10 at William & Mary W 4-1May 10 at William & Mary W 4-3May 20 West Virginia L 10-6

196821-11-1 Overall • 10-1 Southern Conference (1st) Head Coach: Earl Smith National Rank: 19th (CB) Mar. 20 Ithaca L 8-4Mar. 21 Ithaca W 7-4Mar. 25 Virginia W 5-2Mar. 25 Virginia W 7-4Mar. 26 Virginia W 11-4Mar. 28 Dartmouth W 7-2Mar. 30 William & Mary W 11-7Apr. 1 Brown T 5-5Apr. 3 at Furman W 7-0Apr. 5 Colby W 2-1Apr. 6 The Citadel W 6-5Apr. 12 at Pembroke State (UNCP) W 3-2Apr. 13 at Pembroke State (UNCP) L 11-4Apr. 15 at UNC Wilmington L 5-1Apr. 16 at UNC Wilmington L 4-3Apr. 20 NC State L 7-3Apr. 23 Davidson W 8-0Apr. 23 Davidson W 12-4Apr. 25 UNC Wilmington W 3-1Apr. 30 at The Citadel L 4-3Apr. 30 at The Citadel W 5-0May 4 at Davidson W 5-4May 6 Duke W 2-1May 7 at NC State L 15-8May 8 Clemson L 7-0May 9 Clemson L 8-1May 11 Furman W 4-3May 11 Furman W 9-0May 17 William & Mary W 11-0May 18 William & Mary W 5-1

NCAA District 3 Playoffs N/A vs. Florida State W 2-1 N/A vs. NC State L 7-5 N/A vs. Florida State L 3-2

196915-14 Overall • 7-7 Southern Conference (3rd, South) Head Coach: Earl Smith Mar. 15 at Duke L 7-5Mar. 19 Ithaca W 3-0Mar. 20 Ithaca L 9-6Mar. 21 North Carolina L 2-1Mar. 22 Virginia L 3-1Mar. 23 Virginia W 8-5Mar. 28 Dartmouth W 5-2Mar. 29 Dartmouth W 13-0

Mar. 31 Barton W 14-4Apr. 2 Cornell L 3-2Apr. 2 Cornell W 5-0Apr. 3 Cornell W 3-2Apr. 7 William & Mary L 7-6Apr. 10 NC State L 4-3Apr. 12 at Davidson W 8-4Apr. 12 at Davidson W 6-0Apr. 13 George Washington W 5-3Apr. 16 at The Citadel L 1-0Apr. 16 at The Citadel L 5-2Apr. 19 Davidson W 3-0Apr. 19 Davidson L 3-2Apr. 26 at Richmond W 8-1Apr. 27 at Virginia Military L 8-6Apr. 27 at Virginia Military W 5-2May 3 The Citadel W 5-0May 3 The Citadel W 1-0May 5 at NC State L 12-2May 10 Furman L 4-3May 10 Furman L 1-0

197020-13 Overall • 13-6 Southern Conference (1st, South) Head Coach: Earl Smith National Rank: 25th (CB) Mar. 14 Duke L 1-0Mar. 18 Ithaca W 3-1Mar. 18 Ithaca W 6-3Mar. 27 Dartmouth W 1-0Mar. 28 Dartmouth W 8-1Mar. 31 at UNC Wilmington L 5-2Apr. 4 at The Citadel W 5-1Apr. 4 at The Citadel W 6-1Apr. 5 at UNC Wilmington W 5-1Apr. 7 at Campbell L 6-5Apr. 11 Furman W 4-1Apr. 11 Furman L 5-4Apr. 14 The Citadel W 1-0Apr. 14 The Citadel L 3-2Apr. 16 at NC State L 5-4Apr. 18 Richmond W 6-1Apr. 19 Virginia Military W 7-0Apr. 21 NC State L 5-0Apr. 22 Davidson W 4-2Apr. 22 Davidson W 2-1Apr. 25 at William & Mary L 5-4Apr. 26 at George Washington W 2-0Apr. 29 Furman L 2-0Apr. 29 Furman W 6-0May 2 at Davidson W 4-1May 2 at Davidson L 4-3May 8 vs. George Washington W 7-0May 8 vs. George Washington L 4-0May 12 Campbell W 3-1May 13 at Duke W 6-5

NCAA District 3 Playoffs (Gastonia, N.C.) May 28 vs. Florida State L 2-0May 29 vs. Mississippi State L 12-6

197112-18 Overall • 7-5 Southern Conference (4th) Head Coach: Earl Smith Mar. 6 NC State L 7-2Mar. 7 NC State W 6-5Mar. 17 Ithaca W 3-0Mar. 18 Ithaca L 7-5Mar. 25 Dartmouth L 11-0Mar. 27 Virginia L 9-5Mar. 28 Virginia L 1-0Apr. 4 at Virginia Military W 8-2Apr. 4 at Virginia Military W 8-0Apr. 8 The Citadel L 2-1Apr. 9 at NC State W 7-6Apr. 10 at NC State L 8-5Apr. 11 at High Point L 9-8Apr. 12 at Virginia Tech W 8-6Apr. 13 at Virginia Tech L 6-3Apr. 22 at Duke L 7-1Apr. 24 at Furman L 3-2Apr. 25 at The Citadel L 2-1Apr. 25 at The Citadel L 1-0Apr. 28 at William & Mary W 4-3 (12) May 1 at Richmond W 4-2May 1 at Richmond L 11-2May 2 North Carolina W 10-6May 4 William & Mary L 1-0May 7 N.C. Wesleyan L 5-3May 8 at VCU W 6-5May 10 Campbell W 15-2May 12 James Madison L 2-1May 14 UNC Wilmington L 9-7May 17 at North Carolina L 7-6

197219-10 Overall • 11-5 Southern Conference (2nd) Head Coach: Earl Smith Mar. 11 NC State W 8-5Mar. 12 NC State W 2-0Mar. 15 Duke W 4-3Mar. 23 Dartmouth W 5-3Mar. 24 Dartmouth W 5-3Mar. 25 Virginia W 13-11Mar. 26 Virginia L 6-2Mar. 29 UNC Wilmington L 13-6Apr. 3 at North Carolina W 5-3Apr. 6 at Duke L 4-0Apr. 9 Furman L 4-3Apr. 10 The Citadel L 3-2Apr. 10 The Citadel L 3-2Apr. 12 William & Mary W 7-0Apr. 15 Davidson W 4-1Apr. 15 Davidson W 4-3Apr. 18 at NC State L 11-7Apr. 21 Virginia Military W 14-0Apr. 21 Virginia Military W 5-0Apr. 23 at Virginia Military W 3-2Apr. 26 Richmond L 1-0Apr. 26 Richmond W 6-0Apr. 29 at Furman W 7-0


Apr. 29 at Furman W 4-1May 1 at William & Mary L 6-3May 1 at William & Mary W 5-3 N/A at Davidson W 11-5May 7 Appalachian State L 3-1May 14 at Appalachian State W 14-6

197316-8 Overall • 10-4 Southern Conference (Tie-2nd) Head Coach: James Mallory Mar. 5 at Duke W 4-0 (11) Mar. 10 Virginia W 5-2Mar. 11 Virginia L 7-4Mar. 17 Furman W 4-0Mar. 17 Furman W 3-0Mar. 19 Duke W 6-0Mar. 22 Dartmouth W 6-0Mar. 23 Dartmouth W 3-2Apr. 2 Richmond L 1-0Apr. 11 NC State L 11-3Apr. 14 at Davidson W 12-0Apr. 14 at Davidson W 3-2Apr. 16 William & Mary W 7-0Apr. 21 at The Citadel W 16-1Apr. 22 at UNC Wilmington L 4-3Apr. 23 at UNC Wilmington L 4-3Apr. 24 at Pembroke State (UNCP) W 8-2 (14) Apr. 28 The Citadel L 2-1Apr. 30 at Richmond L 2-1 N/A Virginia Military W 5-4 N/A Virginia Military W 11-2 N/A William & Mary W 5-3 N/A Appalachian State W 5-4 N/A Appalachian State L 9-1

197417-13 Overall • 12-2 Southern Conference (1st) Head Coach: George Williams National Rank: 25th (CB) Mar. 2 at Campbell W 9-1Mar. 5 Duke W 11-6Mar. 6 at NC State L 1-0Mar. 7 at NC State L 4-1Mar. 13 at Duke L 3-2Mar. 16 at Furman L 1-0Mar. 16 at Furman W 6-4Mar. 18 Virginia W 3-0Mar. 23 Shippensburg W 2-1 (14) Mar. 24 Shippensburg W 6-0Mar. 30 Davidson W 2-1Mar. 30 Davidson W 12-0Apr. 1 Richmond W 6-0Apr. 2 NC State L 8-2Apr. 4 at William & Mary W 8-2Apr. 6 Appalachian State W 3-2 (10) Apr. 6 Appalachian State W 2-0Apr. 12 at Pembroke State L 3-0Apr. 13 at The Citadel W 3-2Apr. 15 at UNC Wilmington L 3-2Apr. 15 at UNC Wilmington L 1-0

Apr. 20 William & Mary W 12-2Apr. 24 at Richmond W 8-3Apr. 27 at Virginia Military W 7-1Apr. 27 at Virginia Military W 8-2Apr. 29 The Citadel L 5-3May 3 UNC Wilmington L 16-8May 7 Campbell L 4-2

NCAA District 3 Playoffs May 23 vs. Vanderbilt L 2-1May 24 vs. South Carolina L 5-1

197517-12 Overall • 9-5 Southern Conference (3rd) Head Coach: George Williams Mar. 6 Duke L 8-2Mar. 6 Duke W 15-0 N/A NC State W 3-2 N/A NC State L 7-0Mar. 17 Furman L 7-0Mar. 17 Furman W 2-0 N/A Davidson L 2-1 N/A Davidson L 6-4 N/A Maryland L 5-3Mar. 24 Campbell W 1-0 N/A E. Connecticut State W 5-4 N/A E. Connecticut State L 2-1Mar. 28 Duke L 5-3Mar. 29 Virginia Military W 3-2Mar. 29 Virginia Military W 17-0 N/A Pembroke State (UNCP) W 5-2 N/A Richmond L 6-2 N/A Richmond W 7-2 N/A William & Mary W 7-1 N/A Richmond W 3-1 N/A Richmond L 3-1 N/A Appalachian State L 5-3 N/A Appalachian State W 10-4 N/A William & Mary W 9-7 N/A The Citadel W 8-6 N/A UNC Wilmington L 4-2 N/A The Citadel W 6-5May 7 Campbell W 6-2 N/A UNC Wilmington W 6-4

197622-7 Overall • 7-6 Southern Conference (4th) Head Coach: George Williams Mar. 7 Maryland W 3-0Mar. 7 Maryland W 3-2Mar. 13 at Furman L 4-3Mar. 13 at Furman L 12-6Mar. 15 Western Carolina W 5-1Mar. 18 at NC State W 6-1Mar. 18 at NC State W 3-1Mar. 20 Davidson W 3-0Mar. 20 Davidson L 3-1Mar. 21 at Duke W 11-7Mar. 21 at Duke W 4-1Mar. 22 North Carolina W 3-2Mar. 23 at Campbell W 5-3

Mar. 28 Barton W 5-1Mar. 28 Barton W 4-1Apr. 3 Appalachian State W 3-2Apr. 3 Appalachian State W 11-1Apr. 5 at Pembroke State (UNCP) W 4-2Apr. 7 William & Mary L 10-9Apr. 9 UNC Wilmington W 7-2Apr. 12 at The Citadel W 8-7Apr. 15 Richmond L 7-6Apr. 17 at William & Mary W 6-1Apr. 22 Pembroke State L 5-1Apr. 24 at Virginia Military W 11-1Apr. 24 at Virginia Military W 11-0Apr. 26 at Richmond L 3-2Apr. 29 Barton W 6-4May 4 at UNC Wilmington W 11-2

197730-12 Overall • 15-1 Southern Conference (1st) Head Coach: Monte Little Mar. 5 at Campbell W 4-2Mar. 8 VCU W 6-0Mar. 10 Old Dominion W 15-2Mar. 12 at NC State W 7-3Mar. 12 at NC State L 1-0Mar. 13 at Elon W 16-8Mar. 14 E. Connecticut State L 7-3Mar. 19 NC State L 1-0 (10) Mar. 19 NC State L 10-2Mar. 21 at North Carolina W 5-3Mar. 22 Maryland L 3-0Mar. 23 Maryland W 3-2Mar. 25 Elon L 5-3Mar. 26 Virginia Military W 8-0Mar. 26 Virginia Military W 3-0Mar. 31 Richmond W 6-0Mar. 31 Richmond W 5-0Apr. 1 Pembroke State (UNCP) W 12-11(10) Apr. 2 Furman W 9-3Apr. 2 Furman W 3-2Apr. 4 Campbell W 6-3Apr. 4 Campbell W 4-2Apr. 5 at UNC Wilmington W 6-4Apr. 9 at Davidson W 1-0Apr. 9 at Davidson W 8-2Apr. 11 Marshall W 4-3Apr. 11 Marshall W 2-1Apr. 14 Barton L 8-4Apr. 14 Barton W 9-0Apr. 16 at Appalachian State W 2-0Apr. 16 at Appalachian State W 12-6Apr. 18 at Western Carolina L 8-4Apr. 18 at Western Carolina W 4-1Apr. 20 at Pembroke State (UNCP) L 12-8Apr. 21 UNC Wilmington L 4-3Apr. 23 William & Mary W 6-1Apr. 23 William & Mary W 5-3Apr. 25 at Barton W 7-2Apr. 30 at The Citadel W 2-1Apr. 30 at The Citadel W 3-2


NCAA Atlantic Regional (Columbia, S.C.) May 21 vs. Wake Forest L 6-3May 22 at South Carolina L 4-1

197827-18 Overall Head Coach: Monte Little Mar. 4 at Elon W 3-2Mar. 5 at NC State W 5-0 (7) Mar. 5 at NC State L 5-0 (7) Mar. 7 at South Carolina L 4-3Mar. 10 Purdue W 6-2Mar. 10 Purdue L 7-4Mar. 11 James Madison W 16-6Mar. 12 James Madison W 2-1Mar. 15 at Richmond L 9-4Mar. 18 at Campbell W 3-1Mar. 18 Campbell L 9-5Mar. 20 E. Connecticut State W 8-4Mar. 21 E. Connecticut State W 4-3Mar. 22 Clemson W 4-3Mar. 23 Clemson L 3-0Mar. 25 UMass-Dartmouth W 13-0Mar. 25 UMass-Dartmouth L 3-2Mar. 27 at North Carolina L 4-2Mar. 31 at William & Mary L 7-6Apr. 1 at Old Dominion L 4-3Apr. 1 at Old Dominion L 11-10Apr. 2 at Virginia Wesleyan W 16-4Apr. 5 North Carolina W 12-3Apr. 6 Elon W 8-2Apr. 7 at VCU W 15-10Apr. 8 Virginia Tech W 9-8Apr. 9 Virginia Tech W 4-2Apr. 10 at Pembroke State (UNCP) L 9-8Apr. 11 UNC Wilmington W 25-1Apr. 13 * vs. NC State L 3-0Apr. 13 * vs. NC State W 5-2Apr. 15 UNC Wilmington W 8-0Apr. 16 South Carolina W 9-7Apr. 17 Maryland W 7-6Apr. 19 Pembroke State (UNCP) W 5-3 Apr. 21 Campbell W 13-3Apr. 22 Campbell W 11-4Apr. 23 at UNC Wilmington L 7-4Apr. 23 at UNC Wilmington L 4-3Apr. 24 Methodist W 23-1Apr. 28 Virginia Wesleyan W 4-0Apr. 28 Virginia Wesleyan L 7-5Apr. 29 at Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 8-0May 6 at Virginia Tech L 3-2May 7 at Virginia Tech L 4-0* Rocky Mount, N.C.

1979 25-19 Overall Head Coach: Monte Little Mar. 3 at South Carolina W 4-3 (10) Mar. 4 at South Carolina L 5-0Mar. 6 at Clemson L 2-1 (11)

Mar. 7 at Clemson L 1-0Mar. 10 Connecticut L 4-3Mar. 11 Connecticut W 4-0Mar. 12 Connecticut W 5-0 (7) Mar. 12 Connecticut W 6-0 (7) Mar. 15 at Elon L 4-1Mar. 16 at NC State L 1-0 (7) Mar. 16 at NC State W 6-1 (7) Mar. 20 E. Connecticut State W 6-1Mar. 21 E. Connecticut State W 14-1Mar. 22 Charlotte W 5-2 (7) Mar. 22 Charlotte W 14-0 (7) Mar. 24 Virginia Tech L 6-3Mar. 25 Virginia Tech W 6-2Mar. 29 at UNC Wilmington L 2-1Mar. 20 Virginia L 11-9Apr. 1 Maryland W 10-5Apr. 2 at North Carolina L 9-8Apr. 6 Campbell W 5-2Apr. 7 William & Mary W 14-1Apr. 8 Davis and Elkins W 6-2Apr. 9 North Carolina W 7-6 (15) Apr. 10 UNC Wilmington W 17-15 (12) Apr. 14 Pembroke State (UNCP) W 3-2Apr. 15 Pembroke State (UNCP) L 8-0 (7) Apr. 15 Pembroke State (UNCP) L 7-2 (7) Apr. 18 NC State L 1-0 (7) Apr. 18 NC State L 3-1 (7) Apr. 19 VCU W 10-2Apr. 20 Liberty W 10-5Apr. 21 Liberty W 6-5Apr. 24 Virginia Wesleyan W 6-5Apr. 25 at Campbell L 3-2Apr. 27 Methodist L 3-0 (7) Apr. 27 Methodist W 4-0 (7) Apr. 28 at Barton L 3-2Apr. 30 Barton W 10-7May 1 N.C. Wesleyan L 12-9 (8) May 1 N.C. Wesleyan W 13-0 (7) May 5 South Carolina L 3-2May 6 South Carolina W 5-4 (10)

1980 28-7 Overall Head Coach: Hal Baird Mar. 9 Connecticut W 2-1 (7) Mar. 9 Connecticut W 1-0 (7) Mar. 10 Connecticut W 4-3 (7) Mar. 10 Connecticut W 6-3 (7) Mar. 12 at Charlotte W 5-3 (7) Mar. 14 at South Carolina L 7-2Mar. 16 Virginia L 11-9Mar. 17 Richmond W 4-1Mar. 19 at William & Mary W 16-2Mar. 22 at Richmond W 10-3Mar. 23 Ohio W 1-0 (7) Mar. 24 Ohio W 4-2 (7) Mar. 27 at NC State W 6-5 (7) Mar. 27 at NC State W 10-4 (7) Mar. 30 Fairfield W 7-4

Apr. 2 Fairfield L 10-9Apr. 3 North Carolina W 10-3Apr. 5 Southern Vermont W 12-1Apr. 6 Southern Vermont W forfeit Apr. 8 at Campbell W 6-0Apr. 10 at North Carolina L 12-8Apr. 12 Maryland L 8-6Apr. 13 at UNC Wilmington W 7-4Apr. 14 at UNC Wilmington W 8-5Apr. 19 UNC Wilmington W 11-6Apr. 22 at Barton W 5-4Apr. 22 at Barton W 12-7Apr. 23 N.C. Wesleyan W 7-1 (7) Apr. 23 N.C. Wesleyan W 3-1 (7) Apr. 25 Charlotte W 3-2Apr. 26 UNC Wilmington W 4-0Apr. 27 Barton W 6-0Apr. 27 Barton W 4-0

NCAA Northeast Regional (Orono, Maine) May 23 vs. Harvard L 7-3May 24 vs. Maine L 2-1

1981 28-15 Overall Head Coach: Hal Baird Mar. 7 NC State W 2-0Mar. 8 William & Mary W 10-3Mar. 9 William & Mary W 10-6Mar. 13 Connecticut W 8-7Mar. 14 Virginia L 6-5Mar. 15 Virginia W 14-5Mar. 15 Connecticut L 3-1Mar. 18 Clemson L 14-4Mar. 19 Clemson W 4-1Mar. 21 Yale W 4-3Mar. 21 Yale W 3-2Mar. 22 Fairfield L 7-6Mar. 23 Princeton W 10-4Mar. 24 Princeton W 1-0Mar. 26 Fairfield W 4-1Mar. 27 at William & Mary L 4-3Mar. 28 Fairfield W 9-6Mar. 31 at Barton W 5-2Mar. 31 at Barton W 12-1Apr. 2 at NC State L 4-3Apr. 3 at Charlotte W 11-0Apr. 4 at Campbell W 7-5Apr. 4 at Campbell W 13-2Apr. 7 North Carolina L 4-3Apr. 9 at N.C. Wesleyan W 19-6Apr. 11 at UNC Wilmington L 6-3Apr. 12 at UNC Wilmington L 3-1Apr. 16 Virginia Military W 14-3Apr. 16 Virginia Military W 6-3Apr. 17 Charleston Southern W 3-2Apr. 17 Charleston Southern W 5-3Apr. 18 Charleston Southern W 9-7Apr. 20 Campbell W 2-1Apr. 20 Campbell L 9-0Apr. 21 Davis and Elkins W 1-0


Apr. 22 Barton W 5-3 (7) Apr. 22 Barton W 3-1(7) Apr. 23 Davis and Elkins L 12-5Apr. 24 Charlotte W 13-1Apr. 25 UNC Wilmington L 4-3Apr. 26 UNC Wilmington L 9-3Apr. 27 N.C. Wesleyan L 9-3May 3 at North Carolina L 4-3

1982 34-14 Overall; 6-3 ECAC South (3rd) Head Coach: Hal Baird Mar. 4 Virginia Wesleyan W 10-8Mar. 5 James Madison W 3-0Mar. 8 at Clemson L 2-1Mar. 9 at Clemson L 6-3Mar. 10 at Charleston Southern L 4-3Mar. 10 at Charleston Southern W 6-2Mar. 12 Connecticut W 11-0Mar. 13 Connecticut W 9-2Mar. 14 Connecticut W 4-2Mar. 14 Connecticut W 12-3Mar. 16 Fairfield W 9-1Mar. 17 Fairfield W 9-0Mar. 18 George Mason W 7-0Mar. 19 George Mason W 4-3Mar. 23 Old Dominion L 4-1Mar. 26 Ohio W 8-1Mar. 27 Richmond W 11-1Mar. 27 Ohio W 2-1Mar. 28 Ohio W 6-5 (15) Mar. 30 at Virginia W 18-10Mar. 31 at William & Mary W 8-2Mar. 31 at William & Mary L 6-4Apr. 1 at Richmond L 13-6Apr. 2 Catawba W 9-6Apr. 7 at NC State W 2-0Apr. 7 at NC State W 4-2Apr. 9 at Campbell L 13-5Apr. 12 at North Carolina W 2-1Apr. 14 at Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 14-7Apr. 14 at Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 13-6Apr. 15 NC State L 11-8Apr. 15 NC State L 4-1Apr. 16 Campbell L 2-1Apr. 17 Campbell W 7-0Apr. 18 Charlotte W 14-7Apr. 19 at UNC Wilmington L 7-3Apr. 22 N.C. Wesleyan W 5-1Apr. 24 UNC Wilmington L 5-3Apr. 26 at N.C. Wesleyan W 11-5Apr. 28 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 4-3Apr. 28 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 5-0

ECAC South Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.) May 13 James Madison W 8-2May 14 Catholic W 7-4May 15 Catholic W 8-4

NCAA East Regional (Columbia, S.C.) May 27 vs. Old Dominion L 2-1

May 28 vs. North Carolina W 1-0May 29 vs. West Virginia L 4-1

198321-17-1 Overall; 2-3-1 ECAC South Head Coach: Hal Baird Mar. 2 VCU W 2-1Mar. 3 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 5-0Mar. 4 at NC State L 13-7Mar. 8 NC State L 4-1Mar. 10 VCU W 8-6Mar. 10 VCU W 3-2Mar. 11 VCU W 10-0Mar. 12 Connecticut W 8-3Mar. 12 Connecticut W 9-8Mar. 13 Connecticut W 11-10Mar. 14 Fairfield W 13-6Mar. 15 Fairfield W 8-4Mar. 19 George Mason L 6-2Mar. 19 George Mason W 5-0Mar. 21 at NC State L 10-5Mar. 22 at Campbell L 7-1Mar. 23 Ohio W 5-3Mar. 28 at Charleston Southern W 13-8Mar. 29 at Charleston Southern L 1-0Mar. 30 at UNC Wilmington W 6-5Apr. 1 UNC Wilmington L 1-0Apr. 4 at North Carolina L 9-1Apr. 5 Old Dominion L 13-2Apr. 6 Virginia Wesleyan W 8-5Apr. 11 N.C. Wesleyan L 12-6Apr. 12 at N.C. Wesleyan L 5-4Apr. 14 North Carolina L 9-1Apr. 15 at American W 8-4Apr. 15 at American T 1-1Apr. 16 at William & Mary L 5-4Apr. 17 at Richmond L 3-6Apr. 19 at UNC Wilmington W 6-0Apr. 22 Campbell L 10-1Apr. 23 Campbell W 8-7Apr. 25 Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 8-4Apr. 29 Charleston Southern W 6-1Apr. 30 Charleston Southern W 14-2Apr. 30 at Old Dominion W 7-5May 1 Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 3-2May 1 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 3-1

1984 34-13 Overall; 7-2 ECAC South (1st) Head Coach: Hal Baird National Rank: 20th (CB) Mar. 1 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 1-0Mar. 1 Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 3-2Mar. 3 at Campbell W 8-3Mar. 9 Virginia Wesleyan L 5-4Mar. 10 Princeton W 5-4Mar. 11 Fairfield W 8-1Mar. 12 Fairfield L 6-4Mar. 13 Fairfield W 5-2Mar. 14 George Mason W 8-3

Mar. 15 George Mason W 7-1Mar. 16 Connecticut W 7-6Mar. 17 Connecticut W 8-4Mar. 17 Connecticut W 5-4Mar. 21 Northwestern L 4-2Mar. 21 Northwestern W 3-1Mar. 22 Ohio W 10-2Mar. 22 Ohio W 7-5Mar. 23 Ohio W 11-2Mar. 24 American W 11-2Mar. 24 American L 6-5Mar. 27 North Carolina W 6-4Mar. 31 at William & Mary L 8-2Apr. 1 James Madison W 4-3Apr. 2 at North Carolina L 17-5Apr. 5 NC State L 7-6Apr. 7 at Richmond W 6-4Apr. 8 at James Madison W 3-1Apr. 11 at N.C. Wesleyan W 18-7Apr. 12 at VCU W 11-1Apr. 14 at Virginia Wesleyan W 7-2Apr. 17 at UNC Wilmington W 9-7Apr. 18 UNC Wilmington W 8-6Apr. 19 VCU L 6-2Apr. 21 N.C. Wesleyan W 7-5Apr. 24 N.C. Wesleyan L 9-5Apr. 25 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 7-2Apr. 25 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 13-1Apr. 26 William & Mary W 4-1

ECAC South Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.) May 10 vs. Georgetown L 4-1May 11 vs. LaSalle W 5-0May 12 vs. Georgetown W 7-6May 12 vs. James Madison W 4-3May 13 vs. James Madison W 9-5

NCAA South Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.) May 24 vs. South Alabama W 5-4May 25 vs. Florida State W 7-4May 26 vs. Miami L 6-4May 27 vs. South Alabama L 18-2

198532-14 Overall; 12-4 ECAC South (1st) Head Coach: Gary Overton Feb. 24 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 5-0Mar. 5 St. Augustine’s W 5-1Mar. 5 St. Augustine’s W 6-2Mar. 6 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 27-15Mar. 7 VCU W 5-4Mar. 8 NC State L 6-0Mar. 10 Fairfield L 12-2Mar. 11 Fairfield W 10-2Mar. 12 Fairfield W 14-6Mar. 13 Purdue W 8-2Mar. 14 Eastern kentucky W 9-2Mar. 15 Connecticut W 10-7Mar. 16 Connecticut W 6-5Mar. 16 Connecticut L 6-1Mar. 18 Maryland W 3-2


Mar. 20 at UNC Wilmington W 3-2Mar. 20 at UNC Wilmington L 8-3Mar. 21 North Carolina L 19-5Mar. 27 Ohio W 7-6Mar. 27 Ohio W 9-1Mar. 28 Ohio L 6-5Mar. 30 James Madison L 9-2Mar. 30 James Madison W 11-6Mar. 31 James Madison W 11-10Apr. 2 at Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 10-4Apr. 2 at Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 10-5Apr. 4 at North Carolina L 13-2Apr. 5 American W 7-1Apr. 5 American W 9-8Apr. 6 American W 17-3Apr. 8 Richmond L 6-4Apr. 8 Richmond W 4-3Apr. 9 at NC State W 18-6Apr. 11 N.C. Wesleyan W 6-5Apr. 13 Virginia Wesleyan W 9-1Apr. 17 William & Mary W 3-2Apr. 17 William & Mary W 5-0Apr. 20 at George Mason L 7-2Apr. 20 at George Mason W 16-3Apr. 21 at George Mason W 16-8Apr. 24 UNC Wilmington W 8-4May 2 at Campbell L 5-4May 11 Campbell L 3-2

ECAC South Tournament (Greenville, N.C.) May 16 George Mason L 7-2May 17 New York Tech W 5-4May 18 Iona L 6-5

1986 40-10 Overall; 13-5 CAA (Tie-1st) Head Coach: Gary Overton Mar. 1 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 2-0Mar. 1 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 3-2Mar. 3 St. Augustine W 13-3Mar. 3 St. Augustine W 8-2Mar. 8 William & Mary W 10-1Mar. 8 William & Mary W 2-0Mar. 9 Fairfield W 20-3Mar. 11 VCU W 9-8Mar. 12 Fairfield W 4-3Mar. 13 Fairfield W 10-3Mar. 15 Connecticut W 6-3Mar. 16 Virginia W 9-5Mar. 18 Pittsburgh-Bradford W 12-0Mar. 18 Pittsburgh-Bradford W 9-0Mar. 22 Richmond W 2-1Mar. 22 Richmond L 4-3Mar. 23 Vermont W 9-8Mar. 24 Slippery Rock W 5-2Mar. 25 Ohio W 8-6Mar. 25 Ohio W 10-5Mar. 26 Ohio W 5-0Mar. 29 at James Madison L 9-0Mar. 29 at James Madison L 5-3Mar. 30 at James Madison W 9-6

Mar. 31 at VCU L 5-4Apr. 2 at Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 4-1Apr. 3 at NC State W 7-6Apr. 5 George Mason W 9-3Apr. 5 George Mason W 6-4Apr. 6 George Mason W 8-6Apr. 9 at Richmond W 13-4Apr. 10 North Carolina W 9-6Apr. 12 Mount Olive W 10-1Apr. 16 at William & Mary W 2-0Apr. 17 at North Carolina L 6-5Apr. 19 at American W 9-2Apr. 19 at American W 13-6Apr. 20 at American W 11-5Apr. 24 NC State L 10-1Apr. 26 UNC Wilmington L 9-3Apr. 26 UNC Wilmington W 11-7Apr. 28 Virginia Wesleyan W 9-3May 2 N.C. Wesleyan W 11-6May 3 at N.C. Wesleyan L 6-4May 9 at NC State W 9-5

CAA Tournament (Greenville, N.C.) May 15 Richmond L 4-0May 16 James Madison W 7-6May 17 UNC Wilmington W 9-8May 17 Richmond W 12-8May 18 Richmond L 8-5

198726-17 Overall; 8-7 CAA (4th) Head Coach: Gary Overton Mar. 5 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 10-5Mar. 8 Fairfield W 29-6Mar. 11 Fairfield W 11-2Mar. 11 Rhode Island W 5-0Mar. 13 UMass-Dartmouth W 6-0Mar. 14 VCU L 2-1Mar. 15 at NC State L 17-1Mar. 21 James Madison W 9-3Mar. 21 James Madison W 8-2Mar. 22 James Madison W 4-3Mar. 24 Rider W 6-5

Mar. 24 Rider W 7-5Mar. 28 at William & Mary W 13-3Mar. 29 at William & Mary W 26-0Mar. 29 at William & Mary W 5-4Apr. 1 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 15-8Apr. 4 Richmond L 8-2Apr. 4 Richmond W 14-4Apr. 5 Richmond L 9-5Apr. 8 Old Dominion L 10-6Apr. 12 St. Augustine’s W 4-3Apr. 12 St. Augustine’s L 4-2Apr. 17 St. Bonaventure W 4-2Apr. 17 St. Bonaventure L 5-4Apr. 18 St. Bonaventure W 14-0Apr. 18 at VCU L 11-5Apr. 22 at North Carolina W 10-2Apr. 26 at UNC Wilmington L 8-4Apr. 26 at UNC Wilmington L 12-2Apr. 27 at UNC Wilmington W 7-5May 2 at George Mason L 4-2May 2 at George Mason L 7-1May 3 at George Mason L 3-0May 6 NC State L 17-8May 7 N.C. Wesleyan W 7-3

CAA Tournament (Richmond, Va.) May 14 vs. George Mason W 5-3May 15 vs. James Madison L 6-2May 16 vs. George Mason W 8-4May 16 vs. UNC Wilmington W 10-3May 17 vs. James Madison W 11-10May 17 vs. James Madison W 14-11

NCAA Atlantic Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.) May 21 vs. Florida State L 10-5May 22 vs. Central Michigan L 17-9

198833-14 Overall; 8-6 CAA (Tie-2nd) Head Coach: Gary Overton Feb. 27 Virginia W 11-10Feb. 27 Virginia L 4-3Feb. 28 Virginia L 6-5Feb. 28 George Washington W 5-4

1987 Colonial Athletic Association Tournament Champions


Mar. 2 St. Augustine’s W 4-3Mar. 2 St. Augustine’s W 20-4Mar. 5 Providence W 8-3Mar. 5 Providence W 12-5Mar. 6 Fairfield W 13-0Mar. 7 Fairfield W 11-2Mar. 8 Fairfield W 23-6Mar. 11 FDU-Madison W 18-5Mar. 11 VCU L 5-4Mar. 14 Connecticut W 5-0Mar. 15 Connecticut L 10-2Mar. 17 Vermont W 3-1Mar. 17 Vermont W 3-2Mar. 19 at UNC Wilmington L 3-2Mar. 19 at UNC Wilmington L 6-5Mar. 20 at UNC Wilmington W 7-4Mar. 23 Campbell L 7-4Mar. 24 Cleveland State W 10-2Mar. 27 James Madison L 5-0Mar. 27 James Madison L 2-1Mar. 30 St. Bonaventure W 6-5Mar. 30 St. Bonaventure W 15-3Apr. 2 William & Mary W 5-0Apr. 2 William & Mary W 13-2Apr. 3 William & Mary W 7-6Apr. 6 Liberty W 7-3Apr. 9 at George Mason W 8-7Apr. 9 at George Mason L 12-10Apr. 10 at George Mason L 3-1Apr. 14 Mount Olive W 9-1Apr. 16 Richmond W 9-1Apr. 16 Richmond W 7-5Apr. 17 Richmond W 9-8Apr. 21 North Carolina W 3-1Apr. 22 at North Carolina L 16-5Apr. 25 Barton W 10-2Apr. 30 Gardner-Webb W 10-1Apr. 30 Gardner-Webb W 9-4May 1 Gardner-Webb W 9-4May 7 Norfolk State W 4-2

CAA Tournament (Richmond, Va.) May 12 vs. William & Mary W 9-1May 13 vs. George Mason L 10-2May 14 at Richmond L 15-2

1989 37-11 Overall; 12-3 CAA (2nd) Head Coach: Gary Overton Feb. 18 Howard W 8-1Feb. 18 Howard W 10-0Mar. 3 St. Augustine’s W 11-0Mar. 3 St. Augustine’s W 8-3Mar. 5 Fairfield W 14-4Mar. 5 Fairfield W 12-5Mar. 6 Fairfield W 10-5Mar. 10 at South Carolina L 7-4Mar. 12 Connecticut W 8-0Mar. 12 Connecticut W 7-2Mar. 14 at NC State W 5-3 (10) Mar. 18 at James Madison L 13-4

Mar. 18 at James Madison W 10-8Mar. 19 at James Madison W 7-2Mar. 21 Davis & Elkins W 9-3Mar. 25 at William & Mary W 14-1Mar. 26 at William & Mary W 10-4Mar. 26 at William & Mary W 4-0Mar. 30 kent State W 7-3Apr. 1 George Mason W 4-3Apr. 1 George Mason W 4-1Apr. 2 George Mason W 12-1Apr. 4 Charleston Southern W 5-2Apr. 4 Charleston Southern W 9-4Apr. 8 at Richmond W 4-3Apr. 8 at Richmond W 5-4Apr. 9 at Richmond W 5-1Apr. 12 at Virginia L 3-2Apr. 15 UNC Wilmington L 5-3Apr. 15 UNC Wilmington W 9-0Apr. 16 UNC Wilmington L 4-3 (10) Apr. 18 at Old Dominion L 7-5Apr. 21 VCU L 14-7Apr. 22 VCU W 7-4Apr. 23 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 6-0Apr. 23 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 11-4Apr. 28 Mount Olive W 9-2Apr. 28 Mount Olive W 2-0May 5 Norfolk State W 6-3May 6 N.C. Wesleyan W 4-1May 9 at North Carolina L 14-4

CAA Tournament (Wilmington, N.C.) May 11 vs. George Mason L 4-2 (10) May 12 at UNC Wilmington W 6-1May 13 vs. James Madison W 4-3May 14 vs. George Mason W 4-2May 15 vs. Richmond W 2-1 (11)

NCAA East Regional (Gainesville, Fla.) May 25 at Florida L 11-6May 26 vs. Villanova L 10-6

1990 47-9 Overall • 11-2 CAA (1st) Head Coach: Gary Overton Feb. 17 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 4-1

Feb. 18 Mount Olive W 22-14Feb. 18 Mount Olive W 15-0Feb. 24 Virginia W 5-3Feb. 24 Virginia W 2-1Feb. 25 Virginia W 8-3Feb. 28 St. Augustine’s W 13-1Feb. 28 St. Augustine’s W 8-2Mar. 2 at Auburn W 5-4Mar. 3 at Auburn L 9-6Mar. 4 Fairfield W 11-5Mar. 5 Fairfield W 16-7Mar. 6 Radford W 7-6Mar. 7 Western Carolina W 7-2Mar. 8 Western Carolina W 12-0Mar. 9 Binghamton W 3-2Mar. 9 Binghamton W 6-1Mar. 11 Providence W 20-2Mar. 13 VCU W 4-3Mar. 14 UNC Asheville W 4-3Mar. 15 UNC Asheville L 5-2Mar. 16 UNC Asheville L 7-2Mar. 17 Howard W 13-4Mar. 17 Howard W 18-0Mar. 21 at Campbell W 5-2Mar. 27 at Duke W 5-2Mar. 31 Richmond W 11-3Mar. 31 Richmond W 2-1Apr. 3 North Carolina W 2-1Apr. 7 at UNC Wilmington L 7-3Apr. 7 at UNC Wilmington W 12-3Apr. 8 at UNC Wilmington W 5-2Apr. 10 at NC State W 6-5Apr. 11 at North Carolina W 8-1Apr. 14 James Madison W 2-1Apr. 14 James Madison W 6-0Apr. 15 James Madison W 6-5Apr. 18 NC State W 6-5Apr. 20 George Mason L 5-4Apr. 20 George Mason W 10-3Apr. 21 William & Mary W 10-2Apr. 21 William & Mary W 10-6Apr. 22 William & Mary W 7-6Apr. 23 at VCU W 8-3



Apr. 24 at Virginia L 9-6Apr. 28 Campbell W 17-3May 3 at Winthrop W 8-4May 5 N.C. Wesleyan L 7-1May 6 Norfolk State W 16-3

CAA Tournament (Wilmington, N.C.) May 11 vs. William & Mary W 16-4May 12 vs. James Madison W 13-5May 13 vs. George Mason W 11-6May 14 vs. George Mason W 12-7

NCAA Atlantic Regional (Miami, Fla.) May 25 vs. South Florida W 4-2May 27 vs. The Citadel L 8-5May 28 vs. NC State L 8-1

199130-24-1 Overall • 9-8 CAA (3rd) Head Coach: Gary Overton Feb. 20 Atlantic Christian (Barton) L 8-6Feb. 23 Howard W 13-3Feb. 23 Howard W 5-4Feb. 24 Howard W 7-0Feb. 27 North Carolina L 2-1Feb. 28 St. Augustine’s W 11-2Feb. 28 St. Augustine’s L 3-1Mar. 2 at Western Carolina W 8-6Mar. 5 at VCU L 9-8Mar. 9 George Mason W 3-2Mar. 9 George Mason W 10-4Mar. 10 Fairfield L 7-6Mar. 11 Fairfield W 15-8Mar. 14 UNC Asheville L 7-5Mar. 14 UNC Asheville W 6-4Mar. 15 UNC Asheville W 11-8Mar. 17 James Madison W 11-8Mar. 17 James Madison L 5-3Mar. 22 at William & Mary W 12-3Mar. 24 at Richmond L 6-3Mar. 24 at Richmond L 4-2Mar. 26 Maryland W 4-2Mar. 27 Maryland W 9-4Mar. 28 Jacksonville W 6-4Mar. 29 Jacksonville T 7-7Mar. 30 C.W. Post L 10-7Apr. 2 at NC State L 13-6Apr. 6 at James Madison W 7-6Apr. 6 at James Madison L 2-1Apr. 7 at George Mason W 5-4Apr. 7 at George Mason L 6-2Apr. 9 at North Carolina W 3-2Apr. 12 Richmond L 5-4Apr. 13 Richmond L 4-3Apr. 16 NC State L 5-2Apr. 23 at Campbell W 13-5Apr. 24 Old Dominion L 2-0Apr. 27 at UNC Wilmington L 6-3Apr. 28 at UNC Wilmington W 4-1Apr. 29 at Charleston Southern L 8-4Apr. 29 at Charleston Southern L 6-5

May 4 Campbell W 7-5May 5 UNC Wilmington W 10-6May 6 UNC Wilmington W 2-1May 6 N.C. Wesleyan W 8-7May 11 VCU L 5-1

CAA Tournament (Greenville, N.C.) May 14 James Madison W 9-8May 15 George Mason L 13-6May 16 James Madison W 9-6May 16 George Mason W 8-5May 17 Richmond W 4-2May 17 Richmond W 14-7

NCAA Midwest Regional (Wichita, Kan.) May 24 at Wichita State L 10-5May 25 vs. Rider W 6-5May 26 vs. Ohio State L 6-5

199225-24 Overall • 7-10 CAA (5th) Head Coach: Gary Overton Feb. 16 Pembroke State (UNCP) W 4-3Feb. 19 Campbell W 5-2Feb. 20 UNC Greensboro L 3-0Feb. 26 at Coastal Carolina L 17-2Feb. 29 Howard W 14-1Feb. 29 Howard W 6-2Mar. 1 Howard W 26-3Mar. 4 St. Augustine’s L 4-1Mar. 4 St. Augustine’s W 14-0Mar. 7 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 6-5Mar. 7 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 4-0Mar. 8 Fairfield W 9-3Mar. 9 Fairfield W 9-5Mar. 12 at Campbell W 13-12Mar. 14 at George Mason L 11-1Mar. 14 at George Mason W 5-4Mar. 15 at George Mason L 3-1Mar. 18 Marist W 19-9Mar. 19 Marist W 6-5Mar. 21 at James Madison L 5-1Mar. 21 at James Madison L 7-5Mar. 22 at James Madison L 4-3Mar. 25 at NC State L 6-2Mar. 27 Erskine L 3-0Mar. 27 Erskine L 2-1Mar. 28 UNC Wilmington W 1-0Mar. 28 UNC Wilmington W 3-2Mar. 29 UNC Wilmington W 8-7Apr. 1 at UNC Greensboro L 6-2Apr. 4 at Maryland L 12-8Apr. 5 at Maryland W 13-8Apr. 7 NC State L 7-4Apr. 11 Old Dominion W 8-7Apr. 11 Old Dominion L 14-3Apr. 12 Old Dominion W 6-1Apr. 14 at Campbell W 6-1Apr. 15 North Carolina L 5-1Apr. 18 at Richmond L 1-0Apr. 18 at Richmond L 8-0

Apr. 19 at Richmond L 2-0Apr. 22 VCU W 9-8 (11) Apr. 25 William & Mary L 7-4Apr. 25 William & Mary W 4-1May 2 N.C. Wesleyan L 5-3May 3 VCU W 6-5May 5 Campbell W 15-2

CAA Tournament (Greenville, N.C.) May 12 vs. James Madison L 2-1May 14 vs. UNC Wilmington L 9-7

1993 41-19 Overall • 11-7 CAA (3rd) Head Coach: Gary Overton Feb. 12 at Georgia Southern L 4-2Feb. 13 at Georgia Southern W 8-4Feb. 14 at Georgia Southern L 4-1Feb. 17 at Campbell W 7-6Feb. 20 UNC Greensboro W 3-0Feb. 21 Charlotte W 12-2Feb. 22 North Carolina W 8-4Feb. 27 Howard W 14-0Feb. 27 George Washington L 2-0Feb. 28 Howard W 4-0Feb. 28 Howard W 9-0Mar. 3 Virginia State W 9-1Mar. 6 at Virginia Tech L 14-2Mar. 7 at Virginia Tech L 6-5 (10) Mar. 8 St. Augustine’s W 9-2Mar. 8 St. Augustine’s W 11-0Mar. 10 at NC State L 9-6Mar. 13 James Madison W 14-12Mar. 14 James Madison W 2-1Mar. 14 James Madison W 1-0Mar. 16 Hartford W 10-2Mar. 18 Marist W 2-0Mar. 18 Marist W 8-4Mar. 20 at UNC Wilmington W 10-2Mar. 21 at UNC Wilmington W 6-1Mar. 21 at UNC Wilmington L 6-4Mar. 26 Erskine W 5-3Mar. 27 Erskine W 7-2Mar. 27 Erskine W 3-1Mar. 31 Campbell W 11-2Apr. 3 at Old Dominion W 6-3Apr. 3 at Old Dominion L 3-1Apr. 4 at Old Dominion L 9-6Apr. 8 at UNC Greensboro L 6-5Apr. 10 Richmond W 2-1Apr. 10 Richmond W 3-2Apr. 11 Richmond W 8-4Apr. 13 North Carolina L 10-5Apr. 14 at North Carolina W 3-1Apr. 17 at William & Mary L 9-3Apr. 18 at William & Mary W 7-2Apr. 18 at William & Mary W 19-2Apr. 20 Campbell W 4-2Apr. 21 VCU L 4-3 (10) Apr. 24 George Mason L 12-10 Apr. 24 George Mason L 7-4


Apr. 25 George Mason L 6-4Apr. 28 at North Carolina L 5-3May 1 at Charlotte W 8-2May 4 NC State W 8-6May 8 N.C. Wesleyan W 13-4May 9 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 7-3May 11 at VCU W 9-4

CAA Tournament (Wilmington, N.C.) May 19 at UNC Wilmington W 3-2May 21 vs. James Madison W 8-4May 21 vs. George Mason W 7-4May 23 vs. George Mason W 9-4

NCAA Atlantic Regional (Atlanta, Ga.) May 27 vs. South Carolina L 6-5May 28 vs. Liberty W 6-0May 29 vs. Ohio State L 6-2

199436-18 Overall • 8-9 CAA (5th) Head Coach: Gary Overton Feb. 5 at Florida L 4-2Feb. 5 at Florida L 5-4Feb. 6 at Florida L 7-3Feb. 16 Virginia State W 18-2Feb. 16 Virginia State W 20-0Feb. 22 at VCU W 3-2 (12) Feb. 23 VCU W 6-1Feb. 26 Howard W 21-0Feb. 26 Howard W 9-0Feb. 27 Howard W 8-1Mar. 4 Virginia Tech W 7-3Mar. 5 Virginia Tech W 9-3Mar. 7 Temple W 17-7Mar. 8 Temple W 11-1Mar. 9 Temple W 9-4Mar. 11 Yale W 5-4Mar. 12 UNC Wilmington L 3-2Mar. 12 UNC Wilmington W 3-2Mar. 13 UNC Wilmington W 6-5Mar. 14 Yale W 7-6 (11) Mar. 18 Erskine W 12-1Mar. 18 Erskine W 4-1Mar. 21 Georgia Southern W 13-3Mar. 22 Georgia Southern W 4-2Mar. 23 Georgia Southern L 9-8 (10) Mar. 26 Old Dominion L 6-4Mar. 26 Old Dominion L 3-0Mar. 27 Old Dominion W 8-5Mar. 30 Atlantic Christian (Barton) W 9-3Apr. 2 at Richmond L 14-4Apr. 2 at Richmond W 5-2Apr. 3 at Richmond L 7-6 (10) Apr. 6 at Campbell L 4-3 (10) Apr. 9 William & Mary W 10-3Apr. 9 William & Mary L 12-6Apr. 10 William & Mary W 13-12 (10) Apr. 12 at Duke W 12-5Apr. 13 North Carolina W 6-3Apr. 19 at NC State L 9-3

Apr. 23 at James Madison L 7-4Apr. 23 at James Madison L 5-4 (8) Apr. 24 at James Madison L 10-9Apr. 27 at North Carolina W 7-5Apr. 30 NC State L 7-4May 1 Duke W 4-3May 4 Campbell W 1-0May 8 at George Mason W 11-6May 8 at George Mason W 6-1May 14 N.C. Wesleyan W 3-2 (10)

CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.) May 18 at UNC Wilmington W 4-3 (10) May 19 at Old Dominion L 15-4May 20 George Mason W 4-3May 21 Richmond L 6-2

1995 29-26 Overall • 5-13 CAA (6th) Head Coach: Gary Overton Feb. 11 Coppin State W 20-1Feb. 11 Coppin State W 7-2Feb. 11 Coppin State W 15-3Feb. 24 Howard W 17-2Feb. 24 Howard W 15-2Feb. 25 Howard W 2-1Feb. 25 Monmouth W 7-1Feb. 25 Monmouth W 4-1Feb. 26 Monmouth W 13-1Feb. 26 Monmouth W 9-2Feb. 26 Howard W 10-1Mar. 4 # South Carolina L 8-4Mar. 5 # Virginia Tech L 10-4Mar. 6 # North Carolina W 6-4Mar. 6 Drexel L 5-1Mar. 10 Yale W 12-7Mar. 11 Yale W 12-5Mar. 11 Marist W 13-2Mar. 12 Marist W 6-0Mar. 18 at Old Dominion L 5-1Mar. 18 at Old Dominion W 2-1Mar. 19 at Old Dominion L 7-1Mar. 22 ^North Carolina L 2-1Mar. 25 Richmond L 8-2Mar. 25 Richmond L 7-5Mar. 26 Richmond W 5-2Mar. 27 kent State L 8-4Mar. 29 Campbell W 8-0Apr. 1 George Mason L 6-0Apr. 1 George Mason W 7-5Apr. 2 George Mason L 8-7Apr. 8 at William & Mary W 11-3Apr. 8 at William & Mary W 5-2Apr. 9 at William & Mary L 7-5Apr. 13 Towson State W 12-4Apr. 13 Towson State W 2-1Apr. 15 James Madison L 8-1Apr. 15 James Madison L 6-1Apr. 16 James Madison L 9-1Apr. 18 Campbell W 7-6Apr. 20 at Duke L 4-2

Apr. 22 at UNC Wilmington L 5-4 (10) Apr. 22 at UNC Wilmington L 6-5Apr. 23 at UNC Wilmington L 6-4Apr. 28 NC State W 6-1Apr. 29 at NC State L 10-0May 6 VCU W 4-0May 6 VCU W 4-2May 8 ^Duke W 9-3May 9 NC State L 10-1May 10 at NC State L 11-2May 12 at Georgia Southern L 5-2 (12) May 13 at Georgia Southern L 7-3

CAA Tournament (Kinston, N.C.) May 17 vs. Richmond L 10-3May 18 vs. William & Mary L 8-7# Wilmington, N.C.; ^ Kinston, N.C.

1996 22-24 Overall • 10-11 CAA (5th) Head Coach: Gary Overton Feb. 23 # UNC Asheville L 7-1Feb. 24 # (25) kentucky W 5-4Feb. 24 # Char. Southern W 9-7Feb. 25 # (4) Tennessee W 5-4Mar. 2 Radford W 3-1Mar. 2 Radford W 5-3Mar. 3 ^ Radford L 11-4Mar. 3 ^ Radford W 4-3Mar. 11 Rider W 11-5Mar. 13 Rider W 6-5Mar. 13 Rider W 11-2Mar. 14 Yale W 2-1Mar. 20 Georgia Southern L 5-4Mar. 21 Georgia Southern L 3-0Mar. 23 William & Mary W 3-0Mar. 23 William & Mary W 8-0Mar. 24 William & Mary W 6-2Mar. 30 at James Madison W 5-3Mar. 30 at James Madison L 4-0Mar. 31 at James Madison W 18-9Apr. 2 Campbell L 8-4Apr. 6 at George Mason L 4-3 (10Apr. 6 at George Mason L 5-1Apr. 7 at George Mason W 12-2Apr. 10 at Campbell W 8-4Apr. 13 UNC Wilmington W 15-2Apr. 13 UNC Wilmington W 7-4Apr. 14 UNC Wilmington L 1-0 (10) Apr. 16 NC State L 9-1Apr. 20 VCU L 14-6Apr. 20 VCU W 5-1Apr. 21 VCU L 15-5Apr. 25 Duke L 6-5Apr. 27 at Virginia L 7-4Apr. 28 at Virginia L 6-5May 3 Old Dominion W 5-4May 3 Old Dominion L 6-4May 4 Old Dominion L 15-9May 5 at Old Dominion L 14-5May 8 at NC State L 11-8


May 10 at Richmond L 10-9May 10 at Richmond L 11-2May 11 at Richmond L 16-6

CAA Tournament (Kinston, N.C.) May 14 vs. George Mason W 1-0May 15 vs. Old Dominion L 9-7May 16 vs. VCU L 10-0# Wilmington, N.C.; ^ Kinston, N.C.

199729-27 Overall • 10-11 CAA (Tie-4th) Head Coach: Gary Overton Feb. 7 at The Citadel L 8-4Feb. 8 % Appalachian State L 8-7Feb. 9 % Western Carolina W 5-4Feb. 15 Radford W 4-3Feb. 15 Monmouth W 9-4Feb. 16 Monmouth W 6-1Feb. 16 Radford L 7-5Feb. 18 at Georgia Southern L 14-0Feb. 19 at Georgia Southern L 4-3Feb. 21 $ Rider W 6-3Feb. 22 $ Villanova W 6-5Feb. 23 $ West Virginia W 19-10Mar. 1 Virginia W 13-10Mar. 1 Virginia L 6-5Mar. 2 Virginia L 15-2Mar. 5 North Carolina L 9-4

Mar. 6 West Virginia L 4-1Mar. 7 West Virginia W 10-1Mar. 9 St. John’s L 18-2Mar. 10 St. John’s W 2-0Mar. 10 St. John’s L 7-6Mar. 15 William & Mary W 15-8Mar. 15 William & Mary W 3-1Mar. 16 William & Mary W 16-3Mar. 17 Yale W 8-7Mar. 22 at VCU L 3-2Mar. 22 at VCU L 4-1Mar. 23 at VCU L 14-6Mar. 24 The Citadel L 19-6Mar. 25 The Citadel W 10-3Mar. 26 Duke W 9-4Mar. 29 Richmond W 6-3Mar. 29 Richmond W 6-3Mar. 30 Richmond W 9-6Apr. 2 at NC State L 9-7Apr. 5 at Old Dominion W 7-5Apr. 5 at Old Dominion L 4-3Apr. 6 at Old Dominion L 3-2Apr. 9 at Campbell W 11-10Apr. 12 George Mason L 27-17Apr. 13 George Mason L 8-2Apr. 13 George Mason L 6-3Apr. 19 at UNC Wilmington L 12-3Apr. 19 at UNC Wilmington W 4-3Apr. 20 at UNC Wilmington L 8-3

Apr. 22 at North Carolina L 11-8Apr. 26 at James Madison W 7-6Apr. 26 at James Madison L 6-5Apr. 27 at James Madison W 16-6May 6 Campbell W 12-0May 9 at West Virginia W 13-8

CAA Tournament (Kinston, N.C.) May 13 vs. George Mason W 7-5May 14 vs. UNC Wilmington W 9-8May 15 vs. Richmond L 6-3May 16 vs. William & Mary W 3-2May 17 vs. Richmond L 9-8% Charleston, S.C.; $ Wilmington, N.C.

199830-29 Overall • 10-11 CAA (Tie-4th) Head Coach: Keith LeClair Feb. 9 at Duke L 3-2Feb. 13 at Clemson W 6-1Feb. 14 at Clemson L 16-4Feb. 15 at Clemson L 8-2Feb. 19 at Elon L 4-3Feb. 21 Radford W 7-1Feb. 21 Radford W 8-4Feb. 22 Radford W 10-6Feb. 22 Radford W 6-2Feb. 24 UNC Greensboro L 5-4Feb. 27 Youngstown State W 9-4



Feb. 28 Youngstown State W 5-2Mar. 1 Youngstown State W 17-11Mar. 4 Elon W 7-5Mar. 7 Georgia Southern L 10-5Mar. 7 Georgia Southern L 9-6Mar. 11 at Wake Forest L 11-5Mar. 14 at William & Mary W 13-4Mar. 14 at William & Mary W 4-3Mar. 15 at William & Mary W 5-3Mar. 17 Campbell W 10-9Mar. 18 Coastal Carolina W 8-5Mar. 21 VCU L 9-8 (12) Mar. 22 VCU L 7-4Mar. 22 VCU L 5-3Mar. 24 at Winthrop L 14-9Mar. 25 at Winthrop L 8-5Mar. 28 at Richmond L 9-8Mar. 28 at Richmond L 6-3Mar. 29 at Richmond L 11-7Mar. 31 at Campbell L 7-6 (10) Apr. 4 Old Dominion W 2-1Apr. 4 Old Dominion W 6-5Apr. 5 Old Dominion W 3-1Apr. 8 North Carolina A&T W 15-10Apr. 11 at George Mason L 9-5Apr. 11 at George Mason L 8-7Apr. 12 at George Mason W 14-5Apr. 15 vs. NC State L 14-3Apr. 18 UNC Wilmington W 15-5Apr. 18 UNC Wilmington L 2-0Apr. 19 UNC Wilmington L 6-4Apr. 21 Winthrop L 12-10Apr. 22 at NC State W 10-7Apr. 25 at College of Charleston W 10-8Apr. 25 at College of Charleston L 8-2Apr. 26 at College of Charleston W 21-7Apr. 28 at UNC Greensboro L 1-0Apr. 29 at North Carolina L 8-3May 1 James Madison L 9-8 (11) May 1 James Madison W 12-11May 2 James Madison W 14-6May 5 Mount Olive W 8-4May 6 Mount Olive W 10-0May 9 Wake Forest W 4-2May 10 Duke W 11-10 (12)

CAA Tournament (Kinston, N.C.) May 12 vs. Old Dominion W 6-2May 13 vs. (29) VCU L 5-2May 14 vs. George Mason L 4-1

1999 46-16 Overall • 14-6 CAA (2nd) Head Coach: Keith LeClair National Rank: 18th (CB), 19th (BA), 23rd (UT) Feb. 12 # (15) North Carolina L 8-3Feb. 13 # Virginia W 12-0Feb. 14 # NC State W 8-0Feb. 20 Radford W 9-3Feb. 20 Radford W 3-1Feb. 21 Radford L 11-7

Feb. 25 at (22) Wake Forest W 3-2Feb. 27 Ohio W 14-8Feb. 27 Ohio W 15-5Feb. 28 Ohio W 7-3Mar. 3 Elon W 13-3Mar. 5 % (28) Georgia W 10-5Mar. 5 % Ohio State L 10-7Mar. 6 % (3) Miami W 6-5Mar. 7 % Ohio State L 9-3Mar. 10 College of Charleston W 11-10 (10) Mar. 10 College of Charleston W 8-3Mar. 13 UNC Asheville W 11-5Mar. 13 UNC Asheville L 2-1Mar. 16 Clemson W 5-4Mar. 17 Clemson W 14-2Mar. 20 Youngstown State W 10-0Mar. 20 Youngstown State W 10-3Mar. 21 Youngstown State W 14-2Mar. 23 UNC Greensboro W 6-1Mar. 24 at Campbell W 5-4Mar. 26 at James Madison W 6-5Mar. 27 at James Madison W 11-2Mar. 28 at James Madison W 16-15Mar. 30 (19) Wake Forest W 11-8Mar. 31 at Coastal Carolina L 4-3Apr. 2 William & Mary W 23-3Apr. 3 William & Mary W 8-6 (13) Apr. 4 William & Mary W 4-2Apr. 7 Coastal Carolina W 8-4Apr. 9 at (22) VCU W 8-4Apr. 10 at (22) VCU L 4-3Apr. 14 at Elon L 4-3Apr. 16 Richmond W 13-11Apr. 17 Richmond W 12-5Apr. 18 Richmond L 6-1Apr. 21 at UNC Greensboro W 9-8Apr. 23 at Old Dominion W 14-4Apr. 24 at Old Dominion W 9-2Apr. 25 at Old Dominion L 5-2Apr. 27 (9) North Carolina W 8-6Apr. 30 George Mason W 15-0May 1 George Mason W 11-1May 2 George Mason L 6-2May 4 Campbell W 8-0May 8 ^ NC State L 3-2May 13 at UNC Wilmington L 4-2May 15 at UNC Wilmington W 9-5May 15 at UNC Wilmington L 9-3

CAA Tournament (Kinston, N.C.) May 18 vs. William & Mary W 10-3May 20 vs. VCU W 8-7May 21 vs. Old Dominion W 4-3May 23 vs. Old Dominion W 21-13

NCAA Regional (Baton Rouge, La.) May 28 vs. Southern W 13-2May 29 vs. (17) LSU W 11-10May 30 vs. (17) LSU L 12-10May 31 vs. (17) LSU L 9-0# Charleston, S.C.; % Coral Gables, Fla.; ^ Wilson, N.C.

200046-18 Overall • 14-7 CAA (Tie-1st) Head Coach: Keith LeClair National Rank: 29th (CB) Feb. 7 Duke W 5-0Feb. 11 # NC State W 10-2Feb. 12 # (24) South Carolina L 12-1Feb. 13 # Maryland W 5-4 (10) Feb. 18 George Washington W 3-0Feb. 19 George Washington W 11-9Feb. 20 George Washington W 4-3Feb. 23 at (4) North Carolina L 6-4Feb. 25 Radford W 20-6Feb. 26 Radford W 9-7Feb. 27 Radford W 6-5Feb. 29 at Coastal Carolina L 4-2Mar. 4 Navy W 10-9Mar. 4 Navy W 7-6Mar. 5 Navy W 3-2Mar. 7 Duke W 7-6Mar. 8 (20) Wake Forest W 8-1Mar. 10 Appalachian State W 7-5Mar. 11 Appalachian State W 6-3Mar. 12 Appalachian State W 7-5Mar. 14 at (4) Clemson L 7-0Mar. 15 at (4) Clemson W 12-4Mar. 17 Purdue W 3-2Mar. 17 Purdue W 7-4Mar. 18 Purdue L 5-3Mar. 22 Youngstown State W 12-0Mar. 24 James Madison W 15-6Mar. 25 James Madison W 13-7Mar. 26 James Madison W 16-4Mar. 29 at UNC Greensboro W 4-3Mar. 31 at William & Mary W 9-6Apr. 1 at William & Mary W 6-5Apr. 2 at William & Mary W 4-2Apr. 5 UNC Greensboro L 15-7Apr. 7 VCU L 3-2Apr. 8 VCU W 2-1Apr. 9 VCU L 5-4Apr. 11 at Campbell L 4-3Apr. 12 Coastal Carolina W 9-4Apr. 14 at Richmond L 6-3Apr. 16 at Richmond W 5-3Apr. 16 at Richmond W 10-6Apr. 18 (10) North Carolina L 8-2Apr. 19 (10) at Wake Forest W 5-3Apr. 21 Old Dominion L 9-4Apr. 22 Old Dominion L 15-3Apr. 23 Old Dominion L 4-0Apr. 25 Elon W 5-1Apr. 26 Campbell W 9-2Apr. 28 at George Mason W 8-3Apr. 29 at George Mason W 9-6Apr. 30 at George Mason L 11-7May 2 at Elon L 7-5May 11 UNC Wilmington W 17-3May 12 UNC Wilmington W 7-6May 13 UNC Wilmington W 9-1


CAA Tournament (Manteo, N.C.) May 16 vs. George Mason W 8-3May 18 vs. UNC Wilmington W 5-4May 19 vs. VCU W 8-5May 21 vs. VCU W 7-6

NCAA Regional (Lafayette, La.) May 26 vs. Marist W 12-3May 27 vs. (21) Louisiana-Lafayette L 5-3May 27 vs. Marist W 8-7 (11) May 28 vs. (21) Louisiana-Lafayette L 8-5# Charleston, S.C.

2001 47-13 Overall • 19-2 CAA (1st) Head Coach: Keith LeClair National Rank: 11th (CB, BA, USA Today) Feb. 9 Western Carolina W 9-5Feb. 10 Western Carolina W 6-0Feb. 11 Western Carolina W 12-1Feb. 16 Siena W 6-3Feb. 17 Siena W 9-2Feb. 18 Siena W 9-2Feb. 21 at Duke W 8-1Feb. 23 Radford W 4-1Feb. 24 Radford W 9-2Feb. 25 Radford W 10-3Feb. 28 North Carolina A&T W 7-3Mar. 2 Delaware W 11-9Mar. 2 Delaware W 13-8Mar. 3 Delaware L 10-7 (10) Mar. 7 at (22) Wake Forest L 8-7Mar. 8 Ball State W 10-4Mar. 9 Ball State W 9-8 (11) Mar. 10 Ball State W 3-2Mar. 13 # Illinois State W 9-6Mar. 14 at Florida Atlantic L 9-8Mar. 16 at (7) Miami (Fla.) L 14-13Mar. 17 at (7) Miami (Fla.) W 7-2Mar. 18 at (7) Miami (Fla.) L 8-4Mar. 21 Wake Forest W 8-3Mar. 23 at James Madison W 9-7Mar. 24 at James Madison W 11-8Mar. 25 at James Madison W 8-7Mar. 27 UNC Greensboro L 9-5Mar. 28 at Coastal Carolina L 12-3Mar. 30 William & Mary W 7-4Mar. 31 William & Mary W 4-1Apr. 1 William & Mary W 8-4Apr. 3 Elon W 6-3Apr. 4 Coastal Carolina W 7-6Apr. 6 at VCU W 8-1Apr. 7 at VCU L 12-3Apr. 8 at VCU W 8-3Apr. 10 Elon L 8-5 (10) Apr. 11 at Elon W 5-4Apr. 13 Richmond W 13-8Apr. 14 Richmond W 18-6Apr. 15 Richmond W 7-1Apr. 17 at North Carolina L 6-3Apr. 20 at Old Dominion W 11-4

Apr. 21 at Old Dominion W 13-3Apr. 22 at Old Dominion W 13-1Apr. 24 Duke W 16-3Apr. 25 at NC State W 6-4 (11) Apr. 27 George Mason W 5-4Apr. 28 George Mason W 2-1Apr. 29 George Mason W 9-3May 2 NC State W 9-3May 10 at UNC Wilmington W 3-0May 11 at UNC Wilmington W 11-0May 12 at UNC Wilmington L 1-0

NCAA Regional (Wilson, N.C.) May 25 vs. UMBC W 7-0May 26 vs. South Florida W 12-8May 27 vs. Winthrop W 7-3

NCAA Super Regional (Kinston, N.C.) June 2 vs. (13) Tennessee L 13-10June 3 vs. (13) Tennessee L 6-3# Boca Raton, Fla.

200243-20-1 Overall • 16-13-1 C-USA (6th) Head Coach: Keith LeClair National Rank: 24th (USA Today) Feb. 15 Delaware W 10-6Feb. 16 Delaware W 3-2 (10) Feb. 17 Delaware W 9-0Feb. 20 VCU W 7-5Feb. 22 New York Tech W 13-1Feb. 23 New York Tech W 20-8Feb. 24 New York Tech W 5-3Mar. 1 UCF W 4-0Mar. 3 UCF W 7-4Mar. 3 UCF W 7-3Mar. 5 at VCU L 4-3Mar. 8 Pace W 13-6Mar. 9 Pace W 8-3Mar. 10 Pace W 4-3Mar. 12 Old Dominion L 9-6Mar. 15 at Cincinnati L 8-5Mar. 16 at Cincinnati W 7-0Mar. 17 at Cincinnati T 5-5 (10) Mar. 22 TCU L 5-1Mar. 23 TCU L 8-4Mar. 24 TCU L 7-2Mar. 26 at Old Dominion W 9-5Mar. 27 Campbell W 2-0Mar. 29 at UAB W 3-2 (10) Mar. 30 at UAB W 13-3Mar. 31 at UAB W 6-3Apr. 2 Elon W 4-0Apr. 3 at Campbell W 16-9Apr. 5 (5) Houston W 5-4Apr. 6 (5) Houston W 11-4Apr. 7 (5) Houston L 7-3Apr. 9 at Elon L 3-1Apr. 10 Duke W 12-10Apr. 12 at Charlotte W 10-4Apr. 13 at Charlotte L 4-2Apr. 14 at Charlotte W 3-2

Apr. 17 (12) North Carolina W 2-1Apr. 20 South Florida W 5-3Apr. 20 South Florida L 10-8Apr. 21 South Florida W 8-4Apr. 23 at Duke W 8-1Apr. 26 at Memphis W 3-0Apr. 27 at Memphis W 11-3Apr. 28 at Memphis W 7-4Apr. 30 at North Carolina L 10-1May 1 UNC Wilmington W 3-1May 3 Saint Louis L 6-2May 5 Saint Louis L 2-1May 5 Saint Louis W 2-1May 10 at Southern Miss L 12-7May 11 at Southern Miss L 5-1May 12 at Southern Miss W 11-7May 15 at UNC Wilmington L 4-3May 16 Louisville L 14-1May 17 Louisville W 7-5May 18 Louisville L 7-0

C-USA Tournament (Kinston, N.C.) May 22 vs. TCU W 5-1May 23 vs. South Florida W 12-10May 25 vs. South Florida W 3-2May 26 vs. (10) Houston W 4-0

NCAA Regional (Clemson, S.C.) May 31 vs. Elon W 13-7June 1 at (7) Clemson L 4-2June 1 vs. Georgia Southern W 7-3June 2 at (7) Clemson L 21-1

200334-27-1 Overall • 17-13 C-USA (5th) Head Coach: Randy Mazey Feb. 14 Western Carolina W 6-4Feb. 14 Western Carolina W 4-2Feb. 15 Western Carolina W 2-1Feb. 19 NC State L 5-4Feb. 21 at UCF L 4-3 (12) Feb. 22 at UCF W 8-7Feb. 23 at UCF L 7-2Feb. 26 Elon W 8-3Feb. 28 Delaware W 7-5Mar. 1 Delaware W 12-0Mar. 2 Delaware W 14-3Mar. 4 William & Mary L 2-1Mar. 5 at Elon T 5-5 (12) Mar. 8 Appalachian State W 9-0Mar. 9 Appalachian State W 5-2Mar. 11 UNC Wilmington L 4-3Mar. 12 at N.C. A&T W 8-6Mar. 14 at Houston W 1-0 (12) Mar. 15 at Houston L 2-1Mar. 16 at Houston W 7-5 (10) Mar. 18 N.C. A&T W 12-2Mar. 21 Charlotte L 5-2Mar. 22 Charlotte W 15-4Mar. 23 Charlotte W 8-7Mar. 25 Campbell L 4-1


Mar. 26 at UNC Wilmington L 4-3Mar. 28 Cincinnati W 5-2Mar. 29 Cincinnati W 8-4Mar. 29 Cincinnati L 4-3Apr. 2 Duke W 7-2Apr. 4 at USF W 5-4Apr. 5 at USF L 4-11Apr. 6 at USF W 5-2Apr. 12 Memphis W 3-2Apr. 12 Memphis L 8-1Apr. 13 Memphis W 3-2Apr. 15 at Campbell W 6-3Apr. 16 North Carolina L 8-4Apr. 18 at TCU L 8-2Apr. 19 at TCU L 4-3Apr. 20 at TCU L 12-6Apr. 23 at (22) North Carolina L 7-6Apr. 26 at Louisville L 7-6Apr. 26 at Louisville W 8-5Apr. 27 at Louisville W 10-8Apr. 30 at (5) NC State L 6-5May 2 (19) Southern Miss L 6-3May 3 (19) Southern Miss W 7-6May 4 (19) Southern Miss W 7-3May 9 UAB W 11-8May 10 UAB L 12-8May 11 UAB W 12-9May 15 at Tulane W 8-7

May 16 at Tulane L 5-4May 17 at Tulane L 14-4

C-USA Tournament (New Orleans L.A.) May 21 vs. Houston L 2-1May 22 vs. Charlotte W 8-5May 23 vs. Houston W 5-0May 24 vs. (17) Southern Miss L 3-1

NCAA Regional (Atlanta G.A.) May 30 vs. (15) South Carolina L 4-0May 31 vs. (7) Georgia Tech W 10-3May 31 vs. Stetson L 9-4

200451-13 Overall • 25-5 C-USA (1st) Head Coach: Randy Mazey National Rank: 8th (BA), 9th (USA Today), 10th (NCBWA), 13th (CB) Feb. 13 UNC Asheville W 4-1Feb. 14 UNC Asheville W 8-0Feb. 14 UNC Asheville W 6-2Feb. 18 Campbell W 10-2Feb. 20 Delaware W 6-4Feb. 21 Delaware W 4-0Feb. 22 Delaware W 9-1Feb. 24 North Carolina A&T W 2-0Feb. 28 vs. Georgia Southern W 7-1Feb. 28 (11) Clemson W 3-2

Feb. 29 vs. (11) Clemson W 6-4Feb. 29 Georgia Southern W 7-4Mar. 5 at (6) Arizona State L 7-6Mar. 6 at (6) Arizona State L 6-4Mar. 7 at (6) Arizona State L 7-5Mar. 10 Appalachian State W 8-1Mar. 12 Charleston Southern W 9-0Mar. 13 Charleston Southern W 2-1Mar. 14 Charleston Southern W 8-2Mar. 16 Marshall W 8-2Mar. 19 (14) Tulane W 6-3Mar. 20 (14) Tulane L 14-10Mar. 21 (14) Tulane L 9-0Mar. 24 at Campbell W 12-2Mar. 26 at Memphis L 6-5Mar. 27 at Memphis W 7-1Mar. 28 at Memphis W 8-4Apr. 2 at Charlotte W 8-0Apr. 3 at Charlotte W 13-5Apr. 4 at Charlotte W 24-13Apr. 7 at Duke W 7-5Apr. 9 USF W 6-4Apr. 10 USF W 10-5Apr. 10 USF W 11-1Apr. 16 at Cincinnati W 15-13Apr. 17 at Cincinnati W 32-14Apr. 18 at Cincinnati W 13-7Apr. 21 at NC State W 6-3

2002 Conference USA Tournament Champions


Apr. 23 Louisville W 6-4Apr. 24 Louisville W 9-7Apr. 25 Louisville W 5-4Apr. 30 Houston W 11-10May 1 Houston W 5-3May 2 Houston W 9-5May 4 UNC Wilmington L 15-5May 7 at Saint Louis W 15-5May 8 at Saint Louis W 7-1May 9 at Saint Louis W 16-5May 11 at UNC Wilmington W 3-0May 12 NC State W 7-2May 14 TCU W 7-2May 15 TCU W 14-3May 16 TCU L 3-1May 20 at (12) Southern Miss W 9-0May 21 at (12) Southern Miss L 6-5May 22 at (12) Southern Miss W 11-0

C-USA Tournament (Houston, Texas) May 26 vs. Louisville W 13-2May 27 vs. Houston L 6-5May 28 vs. TCU L 10-4

NCAA Regional (Kinston, N.C.) June 5 vs. Stony Brook W 8-2June 6 vs. UNC Wilmington W 11-4June 7 vs. UNC Wilmington W 7-0

NCAA Super Regional (Columbia, S.C.) June 12 vs. (3) South Carolina L 4-2June 13 vs. (3) South Carolina L 5-3

200535-26 Overall • 18-12 C-USA (4th) Head Coach: Randy Mazey Feb. 11 at (25) CofC W 9-6Feb. 12 at (25) CofC L 15-7Feb. 13 at (25) CofC L 11-9Feb. 18 % at Coastal Carolina L 11-5Feb. 19 % vs. West Virginia W 8-2Feb. 20 % vs. (21) Clemson W 10-0Feb. 25 ^ vs. West Virginia W 13-2Feb. 26 ^ vs. NC State W 13-1Mar. 4 # Michigan W 2-1Mar. 5 # Arizona State L 10-3Mar. 6 # (7) Georgia W 7-1Mar. 8 North Carolina A&T W 16-5Mar. 12 Navy W 6-5Mar. 12 Navy W 17-4Mar. 13 Navy W 14-0Mar. 15 High Point W 14-5Mar. 18 at (3) Tulane L 6-5Mar. 19 at (3) Tulane L 13-6Mar. 20 at (3) Tulane L 8-6Mar. 23 UNC Wilmington W 12-8Mar. 25 Charlotte L 6-2Mar. 26 Charlotte L 9-6Mar. 26 Charlotte W 6-0Mar. 30 Campbell W 6-5Apr. 1 at (32) TCU L 8-5Apr. 2 at (32) TCU W 10-5

Apr. 3 at (32) TCU L 4-0Apr. 6 NC State L 11-4Apr. 8 (27) Southern Miss L 12-6Apr. 9 (27) Southern Miss W 7-5Apr. 10 (27) Southern Miss W 10-6Apr. 15 at Louisville W 4-1Apr. 16 at Louisville W 9-8Apr. 17 at Louisville W 11-6Apr. 19 (10) North Carolina L 18-6Apr. 20 NC State L 3-0Apr. 22 Memphis W 12-0Apr. 23 Memphis L 8-5Apr. 24 Memphis W 3-0Apr. 26 at The Citadel W 3-0Apr. 29 Cincinnati W 13-7Apr. 30 Cincinnati L 3-2May 1 Cincinnati W 8-4May 4 at UNC Wilmington L 6-5May 6 at USF W 6-2May 7 at USF W 12-3May 8 at USF L 10-0May 10 (23) NC State L 3-0May 11 at UNC Asheville W 8-6May 13 at UAB W 18-5May 14 at UAB W 8-6May 15 at UAB W 6-5May 17 at (15) North Carolina L 8-5May 19 Saint Louis W 8-7May 20 Saint Louis W 9-5May 21 Saint Louis L 6-0

Conference USA Tournament (Hattiesburg, Miss.) May 25 vs. Houston W 6-5May 26 vs. (1) Tulane L 16-3May 27 vs. Houston L 6-4

NCAA Regional (Tempe, Ariz.) June 3 at (20) Arizona State L 9-6June 4 vs. UNLV L 5-3% Myrtle Beach, S.C.; # Greenville, N.C.; ^ Charleston, S.C.

200633-26 Overall • 10-14 C-USA (6th) Head Coach: Billy Godwin Feb. 10 Maryland W 6-1Feb. 11 Maryland L 1-0Feb. 12 Maryland W 5-4Feb. 17 College of Charleston W 5-0Feb. 18 College of Charleston W 4-2Feb. 19 College of Charleston L 11-8Feb. 21 Duke W 19-5Feb. 24 # Penn State W 4-3Feb. 25 # UNC Wilmington W 11-2Feb. 26 # Virginia Tech L 5-1Feb. 28 Duke W 17-4Mar. 3 Stony Brook W 12-0Mar. 4 Stony Brook W 4-0Mar. 5 Stony Brook W 4-3Mar. 8 North Carolina A&T W 14-3Mar. 10 at (7) Cal State Fullerton L 5-0Mar. 11 at (7) Cal State Fullerton L 8-0Mar. 12 at (7) Cal State Fullerton L 8-1

Mar. 15 at UNC Wilmington W 4-0Mar. 17 Marist W 9-5Mar. 18 Marist W 7-0Mar. 19 Marist W 5-2Mar. 22 UNC Wilmington L 14-6Mar. 24 at (2) Rice W 4-3Mar. 25 at (2) Rice L 8-5Mar. 26 at (2) Rice L 5-0Mar. 29 at (21) NC State L 5-4Mar. 31 Houston L 4-3Apr. 1 Houston L 13-4Apr. 2 Houston W 3-0Apr. 4 North Carolina A&T W 14-2Apr. 7 at UCF L 8-0Apr. 8 at UCF W 6-3Apr. 9 at UCF W 8-1Apr. 12 (12) NC State W 2-1 (13) Apr. 14 Albany W 16-5Apr. 15 Albany W 11-3Apr. 16 Albany W 13-9Apr. 18 at (7) NC State L 4-3 (10) Apr. 21 Marshall W 10-9Apr. 22 Marshall W 10-9Apr. 23 Marshall L 5-3Apr. 28 (20) Tulane L 9-5Apr. 29 (20) Tulane W 13-3Apr. 30 (20) Tulane L 6-4May 5 (29) at Southern Miss L 11-10May 6 (29) at Southern Miss L 8-5May 7 (29) at Southern Miss L 10-1May 10 Coastal Carolina W 10-3May 12 UAB W 11-6May 13 UAB W 13-1May 14 UAB W 12-2May 16 at Coastal Carolina L 9-4May 18 at Memphis L 9-6May 19 at Memphis L 14-6May 20 at Memphis L 11-10

Conference USA Tournament (Houston, Texas) May 24 vs. (11) Tulane W 4-2May 25 vs. Houston L 7-1May 26 vs. (11) Tulane L 2-1# Greenville, N.C.

200740-23 Overall • 14-9 C-USA (2nd) Head Coach: Billy Godwin Feb. 9 Liberty L 6-2Feb. 10 Liberty W 7-4Feb. 11 Liberty W 11-2Feb. 16 at (15) UCLA L 6-1Feb. 17 at (15) UCLA L 9-7Feb. 18 at (15) UCLA L 7-6Feb. 21 Campbell L 2-0Feb. 23 # St. John’s W 5-1Feb. 24 # Washington W 6-3Feb. 25 # Duke W 11-4Mar. 2 % (12) Pepperdine W 5-4Mar. 3 % (24) NC State L 5-4 (10) Mar. 4 % Western Carolina W 3-2


Mar. 6 N.C. A&T W 7-4Mar. 9 (7) Cal State Fullerton W 6-1Mar. 10 (7) Cal State Fullerton W 2-0Mar. 11 (7) Cal State Fullerton W 12-5Mar. 13 Radford W 8-5Mar. 14 Radford W 16-3Mar. 17 Michigan W 2-1Mar. 17 Michigan W 3-2 (12) Mar. 21 High Point W 12-4Mar. 23 Memphis W 12-10Mar. 24 Memphis W 12-0Mar. 25 Memphis W 11-1 (7) Mar. 28 UNC Wilmington W 11-10 (10) Mar. 30 at (29) Tulane L 2-1Mar. 31 at (29) Tulane L 8-2Apr. 1 at (29) Tulane W 11-7Apr. 4 at (22) NC State L 3-2Apr. 6 (8) Rice L 4-0Apr. 7 (8) Rice L 9-6Apr. 8 (8) Rice L 8-6Apr. 11 at UNC Wilmington W 3-2Apr. 13 + at Marshall W 7-4Apr. 14 + at Marshall W 13-3Apr. 18 Old Dominion W 9-5Apr. 20 Savannah State W 14-1Apr. 21 Savannah State W 6-1Apr. 22 Savannah State W 14-5Apr. 24 at (4) North Carolina L 10-0Apr. 27 Southern Miss L 6-3Apr. 28 Southern Miss L 5-1Apr. 29 Southern Miss W 6-3May 4 at Houston W 3-1May 5 at Houston W 6-3May 6 at Houston W 9-2May 8 The Citadel L 8-6May 9 (4) North Carolina L 5-1May 11 UCF W 8-6May 12 UCF W 8-7May 13 UCF W 13-8May 15 Elon L 4-2May 17 at UAB L 11-2May 18 at UAB L 3-2May 19 at UAB W 10-2

Conference USA Tournament (Greenville, N.C.) May 23 Tulane W 4-2May 24 Southern Miss W 2-1 (10) May 26 vs. Tulane W 9-4May 27 vs. (2) Rice L 16-8

NCAA Regional (Chapel Hill, N.C.) June 1 vs. Western Carolina W 9-8June 2 vs. (3) North Carolina L 11-10June 3 vs. Western Carolina L 9-5# Greenville, N.C.; % Greenville, N.C.; + Charleston, WVa.

200842-21 Overall • 13-11 C-USA (5th) Head Coach: Billy Godwin Feb. 23 at (2) South Carolina L 22-5Feb. 23 at (2) South Carolina W 13-4Feb. 24 at (2) South Carolina L 7-6 (11)

Feb. 27 at Elon L 9-6Feb. 29 Monmouth L 4-3Mar. 1 Monmouth W 11-2Mar. 2 Monmouth W 6-0Mar. 4 at Old Dominion W 20-13 (10) Mar. 5 at VCU W 7-4Mar. 8 # Pittsburgh W 10-5Mar. 8 # (15) Michigan W 6-5Mar. 9 # Georgia Southern W 9-3Mar. 11 VCU W 10-4Mar. 13 Quinnipiac W 12-9Mar. 14 Rhode Island W 13-2Mar. 15 Rhode Island W 7-2Mar. 16 Rhode Island W 9-4Mar. 18 Elon W 18-3Mar. 21 Houston L 14-2Mar. 22 Houston W 15-4Mar. 23 Houston L 8-5Mar. 26 Campbell W 11-3Mar. 28 at (19) UCF L 3-2Mar. 29 at (19) UCF W 10-2Mar. 30 at (19) UCF W 10-1Apr. 1 NC State L 4-3Apr. 2 Campbell W 11-2Apr. 5 at (20) Southern Miss L 6-5 (13) Apr. 5 at (20) Southern Miss W 4-2Apr. 6 at (20) Southern Miss W 11-3Apr. 8 Old Dominion W 4-2Apr. 9 at Elon W 12-7Apr. 11 Marshall W 7-4Apr. 12 Marshall W 4-3Apr. 13 Marshall W 5-3Apr. 15 at (25) NC State L 7-6Apr. 16 The Citadel W 4-3 (10) Apr. 18 at (7) Rice L 10-3Apr. 19 at (7) Rice L 5-4 (10) Apr. 20 at (7) Rice L 7-1Apr. 22 (27) UNC Wilmington W 6-1Apr. 23 at Campbell W 9-3Apr. 25 Presbyterian W 6-1Apr. 26 Presbyterian W 11-2Apr. 26 Presbyterian W 3-0Apr. 29 at (24) UNC Wilmington W 14-7May 2 UAB W 13-6May 3 UAB W 17-1 (7) May 4 UAB W 8-7May 9 (28) Tulane L 5-4May 10 (28) Tulane L 10-8May 11 (28) Tulane L 10-8May 13 (29) UNC Wilmington W 3-2May 15 at Memphis W 8-1May 16 at Memphis W 17-3May 17 at Memphis L 7-5

Conference USA Tournament (New Orleans, La.) May 21 vs. Houston L 5-4 (10) May 22 vs. (5) Rice W 4-3May 23 vs. Houston L 2-1

NCAA Regional (Conway, S.C.) May 30 vs. Alabama L 16-3

May 31 vs. Columbia W 9-0June 1 vs. Alabama W 16-1June 1 vs. (10) Coastal Carolina L 24-11# Greenville, N.C.

200946-20 Overall • 17-7 C-USA (1st) Head Coach: Billy Godwin National Rank: 15th (USA Today), 16th (NCBWA), 16th (CB), 17th (BA) Feb. 20 Monmouth W 13-4Feb. 21 Monmouth W 5-1Feb. 22 Monmouth W 9-2Feb. 26 (11) Oklahoma State W 14-7Feb. 27 # St. John’s W 9-7Feb. 27 # (11) Oklahoma State L 7-6Mar. 4 Old Dominion W 8-3Mar. 6 % vs. LeMoyne W 18-9Mar. 7 % vs. Indiana W 5-3Mar. 8 % vs. Georgia Southern L 14-4Mar. 10 UNC Asheville W 4-2Mar. 11 UNC Asheville W 21-1Mar. 13 UCLA L 10-9Mar. 13 UCLA L 8-6Mar. 14 UCLA W 7-5Mar. 17 Richmond W 15-4Mar. 18 Norfolk State W 26-6Mar. 20 UCF W 26-1Mar. 21 UCF W 13-3Mar. 22 UCF W 10-3Mar. 24 at Campbell W 10-9Mar. 25 (26) UNC Wilmington W 3-0Mar. 27 + at Marshall W 7-6Mar. 27 + at Marshall W 5-1Mar. 29 + at Marshall L 6-2Mar. 31 Elon W 15-4Apr. 1 at NC State W 14-4Apr. 3 at UAB W 6-3Apr. 4 at UAB W 15-9Apr. 4 at UAB W 10-9Apr. 7 at (2) North Carolina L 3-1Apr. 8 at UNC Wilmington L 8-3Apr. 10 (1) Rice L 15-11Apr. 11 (1) Rice W 4-1Apr. 12 (1) Rice L 5-4Apr. 14 Campbell L 12-8 (8) Apr. 15 NC State W 7-0Apr. 17 at Tulane L 7-4Apr. 18 at Tulane W 12-5Apr. 19 at Tulane L 4-3Apr. 21 (27) Elon W 10-9Apr. 22 (1) North Carolina W 4-0Apr. 24 Southern Miss W 7-6Apr. 25 Southern Miss W 13-5Apr. 25 Southern Miss L 2-1Apr. 28 at Elon L 10-8May 1 Louisiana-Lafayette W 7-1May 2 Louisiana-Lafayette W 3-1May 3 Louisiana-Lafayette W 9-4May 8 at Houston L 5-4


May 9 at Houston W 12-2May 10 at Houston W 13-6May 12 at UNC Wilmington W 12-5May 14 Memphis W 9-4May 15 Memphis W 9-1May 16 Memphis W 13-2 (7)

Conference USA Tournament (Hattiesburg, Miss.) May 21 vs. UCF W 6-3May 22 vs. Southern Miss L 5-2May 23 vs. Tulane L 3-0

NCAA Regional (Greenville, N.C.) May 30 Binghamton W 11-7May 30 (22) South Carolina L 12-2May 31 Binghamton W 16-9May 31 (22) South Carolina W 8-6June 1 (22) South Carolina W 10-9 (10)

NCAA Super Regional (Chapel Hill, N.C.) June 6 at (5) North Carolina L 10-1June 7 vs. (5) North Carolina L 9-3# Greenville, N.C.; % Statesboro, Ga.; + Charleston, WVa.

201015-27 Overall • 11-13 C-USA (6th) Head Coach: Billy Godwin Feb. 19 (2) Virginia L 6-1Feb. 20 (2) Virginia* W 6-2Feb. 21 (2) Virginia L 14-11Feb. 23 Old Dominion* W 11-2Feb. 26 (10) South Carolina L 6-2Feb. 27 (10) South Carolina* W 4-3Feb. 29 (10) South Carolina* W 4-2Mar. 5 # Illinois* W 7-5Mar. 6 # West Virginia* W 6-3Mar. 7 # Western Carolina* W 5-4Mar. 10 at CS Northridge L 5-3Mar. 11 at Pepperdine L 5-3Mar. 12 at Pepperdine L 10-3Mar. 13 at Pepperdine* W 3-2Mar. 16 Gardner-Webb* W 8-5Mar. 17 at High Point L 13-12Mar. 19 Monmouth L 11-9Mar. 20 Monmouth* W 11-4Mar. 21 Monmouth* W 16-2

Mar. 23 High Point* W 7-5Mar. 24 N.C. A&T* W 15-6Mar. 26 N.C. Central* W 30-4Mar. 27 N.C. Central* W 15-2Mar. 28 N.C. Central* W 20-1 (7) Mar. 30 Elon* W 8-0Mar. 31 UNC Wilmington L 15-13Apr. 2 Tulane L 10-5Apr. 3 Tulane W 15-6Apr. 4 Tulane L 7-5Apr. 9 at Memphis L 6-5Apr. 10 at Memphis W 20-9Apr. 11 at Memphis W 3-2Apr. 13 Campbell W 6-3Apr. 16 UAB W 6-3Apr. 17 UAB W 12-7Apr. 18 UAB W 6-5 (12) Apr. 20 at Campbell L 12-5Apr. 21 (24) NC State L 8-6Apr. 23 at (23) Rice L 20-3Apr. 24 at (23) Rice L 3-2Apr. 25 at (23) Rice L 11-9

2009 Conference USA and Greenville Regional Champions


Apr. 27 at UNC Wilmington W 9-7Apr. 30 Marshall W 11-4May 1 Marshall W 12-3May 2 Marshall L 10-3May 7 at Southern Miss L 14-4May 8 at Southern Miss L 8-2May 9 at Southern Miss L 7-6May 11 at Elon W 7-4May 14 at UCF W 11-6May 15 at UCF W 7-5May 16 at UCF L 14-1 (7) May 18 James Madison L 11-5May 20 Houston L 8-6May 21 Houston L 7-6May 22 Houston W 8-6* = indicates wins were vacated due to NCAA sanctions

Conference USA Tournament (Houston, Texas)May 26 vs. (20) Rice L 11-3May 27 vs. Southern Miss W 8-1May 28 vs. Memphis L 3-2# Greenville, N.C.

201141-21 Overall • 14-10 C-USA (3rd) Head Coach: Billy Godwin Feb. 18 Youngstown State W 11-3Feb. 19 Youngstown State W 1-0Feb. 20 Youngstown State W 10-0Feb. 25 at (10) Virginia L 10-1Feb. 26 at (10) Virginia L 4-3Feb. 27 at (10) Virginia W 4-3Mar. 1 Campbell W 7-4Mar. 4 Pepperdine W 2-0Mar. 5 Pepperdine L 5-4 (11) Mar. 5 Pepperdine W 7-4Mar. 8 at Campbell W 3-2Mar. 9 High Point W 5-4Mar. 11 # Monmouth W 4-3Mar. 12 # Rutgers W 5-0Mar. 13 # Liberty L 2-0 (10) Mar. 15 at Elon W 4-3Mar. 16 Buffalo W 8-3Mar. 18 Rutgers W 3-2 (11) Mar. 19 Rutgers W 6-3Mar. 20 Rutgers W 6-0Mar. 25 Memphis W 3-2Mar. 26 Memphis L 3-2Mar. 26 Memphis W 5-3Mar. 29 at UNC Wilmington W 20-5Apr. 1 at UAB L 4-1Apr. 2 at UAB L 5-3Apr. 3 at UAB W 8-5Apr. 5 at NC State L 4-2Apr. 6 Elon W 7-0Apr. 8 (21) Rice L 2-1Apr. 9 (21) Rice L 5-3 (10) Apr. 10 (21) Rice W 7-3Apr. 12 at (5) North Carolina L 5-3Apr. 15 UCF W 12-6Apr. 16 UCF L 3-2

Apr. 17 UCF W 5-3Apr. 19 UNC Wilmington W 17-13Apr. 21 at Houston W 5-4 (12) Apr. 22 at Houston L 4-2Apr. 23 at Houston W 12-2Apr. 27 (14) North Carolina L 5-4Apr. 29 (15) Southern Miss L 3-1Apr. 30 (15) Southern Miss L 5-0May 1 (15) Southern Miss W 7-6May 6 at Marshall W 9-8 (10) May 7 at Marshall L 7-1May 8 at Marshall W 5-4May 11 % vs. Wake Forest W 9-0 May 13 Delaware State W 24-0May 14 Delaware State W 7-1May 15 Delaware State W 6-1May 17 Old Dominion L 7-4May 19 at Tulane W 5-1May 20 at Tulane W 6-2May 21 at Tulane W 7-6 (11)

Conference USA Tournament (Pearl, Miss.) May 25 vs. Houston L 8-5May 26 vs. Tulane W 4-2 (11) May 27 vs. (19) Southern Miss W 4-0

NCAA Regional (Charlottesville, Va.) June 3 vs. St. John’s L 2-0June 4 vs. Navy W 6-1June 5 vs. St. John’s W 6-4June 5 at (1) Virginia L 13-1# Greenville, N.C.; % Zebulon, N.C.

201236-24-1 Overall • 13-10-1 C-USA (6th) Head Coach: Billy Godwin Feb. 17 Milwaukee W 4-0Feb. 18 Milwaukee W 16-1Feb. 19 Milwaukee W 6-3Feb. 22 at Old Dominion W 10-4Feb. 24 # Purdue L 6-4Feb. 25 # Western Carolina W 3-1Feb. 26 # Maryland L 2-1Mar. 2 Stony Brook W 1-0Mar. 3 Stony Brook W 2-1Mar. 4 Stony Brook W 4-3Mar. 7 at Troy L 8-2Mar. 9 ^ at Alabama W 3-1Mar. 10 ^ vs. Oral Roberts W 4-2Mar. 11 ^ vs. (15) Louisville W 9-4Mar. 13 VCU L 18-11Mar. 16 Penn State W 5-4Mar. 17 Penn State W 6-5 (10) Mar. 18 Penn State W 7-4Mar. 20 (11) NC State W 6-5Mar. 21 at High Point L 10-2Mar. 23 at (19) UCF L 2-1Mar. 24 at (19) UCF L 10-6Mar. 25 at (19) UCF W 15-6Mar. 28 at (9) NC State L 4-3 (11) Mar. 30 UAB W 11-6Mar. 31 UAB W 12-2

Apr. 1 UAB W 6-5 (13) Apr. 2 at UNC Wilmington W 10-3Apr. 5 Houston W 10-3Apr. 6 Houston W 16-1 (7) Apr. 7 Houston T 4-4 (12) Apr. 10 at Elon W 3-2 (10) Apr. 11 Old Dominion L 3-2Apr. 13 at Memphis W 5-2Apr. 14 at Memphis L 5-2Apr. 15 at Memphis W 14-7Apr. 17 UNC Wilmington L 10-1Apr. 18 William & Mary W 13-4Apr. 20 at (7) Rice L 2-0Apr. 21 at (7) Rice L 6-2 (10) Apr. 22 at (7) Rice W 4-3Apr. 25 at (10) North Carolina L 1-0 (10) Apr. 27 Tulane L 4-1Apr. 28 Tulane L 4-2Apr. 29 Tulane W 6-3May 4 Marshall W 8-2May 5 Marshall W 8-7 (10) May 6 Marshall W 6-3May 8 Elon W 4-1May 11 at Southern Miss L 1-0May 12 at Southern Miss L 5-3May 13 at Southern Miss L 5-4 (12) May 15 High Point W 13-1May 18 % vs. VMI W 14-8May 19 % at VCU L 11-2

Conference USA Tournament (Pearl, Miss.) May 23 vs. Tulane L 4-3May 24 vs. (13) UCF L 11-1 (8) May 25 vs. UAB W 10-3

NCAA Regional (Chapel Hill, N.C.) June 1 vs. St. John’s L 11-3June 2 vs. Cornell W 10-6June 3 vs. (4) North Carolina L 5-3# Greenville, N.C.; ^ Tuscaloosa, Ala.; % Richmond, Va.

201331-26 Overall • 14-10 C-USA (3rd) Head Coach: Billy Godwin Feb. 15 (25) Virginia L 14-4Feb. 16 (25) Virginia L 13-9Feb. 19 Campbell L 6-4Feb. 21 # Illinois W 8-2Feb. 22 # Boston College W 2-1Feb. 23 # New Mexico State W 5-1Feb. 27 Liberty L 14-4Mar. 1 St. John’s W 6-3Mar. 2 St. John’s W 8-1Mar. 3 St. John’s W 7-3Mar. 5 UNC Greensboro W 11-9Mar. 8 Monmouth L 4-3 (10) Mar. 9 Monmouth W 7-6Mar. 10 Monmouth W 4-0Mar. 12 Old Dominion L 5-3Mar. 13 at Campbell L 8-6Mar. 15 at Jacksonville L 3-2Mar. 16 at Jacksonville W 16-9


Mar. 17 at Jacksonville W 6-4Mar. 19 at UNC Wilmington L 10-3Mar. 20 High Point L 4-2Mar. 22 at (28) Houston L 7-2Mar. 23 at (28) Houston L 4-3Mar. 24 at (28) Houston L 5-4 (10) Mar. 26 William & Mary L 10-4Mar. 27 at Elon W 11-4Mar. 29 N.C. Central W 3-0Mar. 30 at N.C. Central W 5-1Apr. 2 (27) NC State L 6-1Apr. 5 (18) Rice L 3-0Apr. 6 (18) Rice W 3-2 (13) Apr. 7 (18) Rice L 8-7Apr. 9 at (19) NC State L 2-0Apr. 12 at Tulane W 3-2 (13) Apr. 13 at Tulane L 5-4 (12) Apr. 14 at Tulane W 4-2Apr. 16 (25) UNC Wilmington L 7-2Apr. 19 at UAB W 5-4Apr. 20 at UAB W 4-1Apr. 21 at UAB W 9-5Apr. 23 Elon W 8-5

Apr. 26 Memphis L 6-5Apr. 27 Memphis W 4-3Apr. 28 Memphis W 4-3Apr. 30 at Gardner-Webb W 9-7 (10) May 3 Southern Miss W 6-3May 4 Southern Miss L 10-9 (11) May 5 Southern Miss W 3-2May 10 at Marshall W 9-1May 11 at Marshall L 4-3May 12 at Marshall W 4-3May 16 UCF L 2-0May 17 UCF W 10-8May 18 UCF W 6-5

Conference USA Tournament (Houston, Texas) May 23 vs. Houston L 9-4May 24 vs. Tulane L 6-5May 25 vs. Southern Miss W 8-5# Greenville, N.C.

201433-26 Overall • 16-14 C-USA (6th) Head Coach: Billy Godwin Feb. 14 James Madison W 6-5

Feb. 15 James Madison L 5-2Feb. 16 James Madison W 4-2Feb. 18 Campbell W 8-3Feb. 21 at (1) Virginia L 3-2Feb. 22 at (1) Virginia L 4-0Feb. 23 at (1) Virginia L 6-2Feb. 25 at VCU L 3-0Feb. 28 # Western kentucky W 2-1 (10) Mar. 1 # Pittsburgh W 4-2Mar. 2 # Ohio State W 3-2Mar. 5 at UNC Greensboro W 4-3 (10) Mar. 8 Marshall L 9-8Mar. 9 Marshall W 1-0Mar. 10 Marshall L 5-2Mar. 11 UNC Greensboro L 6-5Mar. 12 % Wake Forest L 5-4Mar. 14 Tulane L 7-2Mar. 15 Tulane W 5-2Mar. 15 Tulane W 13-3 (8) Mar. 19 VCU L 8-4Mar. 21 at Charlotte W 5-3Mar. 22 at Charlotte W 8-5Mar. 23 at Charlotte W 5-2

2015 American Athletic Conference Tournament Champions


Mar. 26 N.C. Central W 12-5Mar. 28 UMBC W 13-3Mar. 28 UMBC W 6-0Mar. 29 UMBC W 2-1Apr. 2 at (25) NC State L 3-2Apr. 4 at (12) Rice W 3-2Apr. 5 at (12) Rice L 8-0Apr. 6 at (12) Rice W 2-1Apr. 9 (25) NC State W 7-0Apr. 11 at Old Dominion L 7-3Apr. 12 at Old Dominion L 9-5Apr. 13 at Old Dominion W 12-7 (12) Apr. 16 UNC Wilmington W 8-5Apr. 17 Middle Tennessee W 1-0Apr. 18 Middle Tennessee L 6-1Apr. 19 Middle Tennessee W 5-1Apr. 21 Old Dominion L 5-3Apr. 22 North Carolina W 3-2Apr. 25 at Florida Atlantic L 4-3Apr. 26 at Florida Atlantic W 6-4Apr. 27 at Florida Atlantic W 2-1Apr. 29 at North Carolina W 1-0May 2 FIU L 7-1May 3 FIU L 6-4May 4 FIU L 2-1May 10 at Southern Miss W 7-5 (15) May 10 at Southern Miss L 2-1May 11 at Southern Miss L 6-4May 13 High Point W 7-4May 16 UTSA W 3-2May 16 UTSA L 2-1May 17 UTSA W 3-2 (10)

Conference USA Tournament (Hattiesburg, Miss.) May 21 at Southern Miss W 9-8May 22 vs. UTSA L 8-3May 23 at Southern Miss L 3-1# Greenville, N.C.; % Wilson, N.C.

201540-22 Overall • 15-9 American (2nd) Head Coach: Cliff Godwin Feb. 13 (2) Virginia L 3-1Feb. 14 (2) Virginia L 9-2Feb. 15 (2) Virginia L 4-2Feb. 21 # UNC Greensboro W 8-3Feb. 22 # (24) Liberty L 4-3Feb. 22 # St. John’s W 9-2Feb. 27 Albany W 5-1Feb. 28 Albany W 14-3Mar. 1 Albany W 5-3Mar. 3 at NC State L 7-0Mar. 4 Old Dominion W 9-7Mar. 7 Monmouth W 2-0Mar. 7 Monmouth W 9-0Mar. 8 Monmouth W 3-2Mar. 10 Campbell L 9-4Mar. 11 UNC Greensboro W 8-1Mar. 13 at Elon W 10-3Mar. 14 at Elon W 11-8Mar. 15 at Elon W 20-4

Mar. 17 Princeton W 11-2Mar. 18 Princeton W 8-3Mar. 20 VCU L 4-3Mar. 21 VCU W 9-3Mar. 22 VCU L 3-2Mar. 24 at UNC Wilmington L 4-2Mar. 25 High Point L 13-2Mar. 28 Memphis W 4-1Mar. 28 Memphis L 3-2Mar. 29 Memphis L 4-2Apr. 2 Tulane W 3-0Apr. 3 Tulane W 11-4Apr. 4 Tulane L 8-6Apr. 7 at Campbell W 7-5Apr. 10 at USF L 2-1Apr. 11 at USF L 10-0Apr. 12 at USF W 6-0Apr. 15 at Old Dominion W 4-2Apr. 17 at Connecticut W 7-3Apr. 18 at Connecticut L 7-3Apr. 19 at Connecticut W 4-3 (10)Apr. 21 NC State W 6-5Apr. 22 Duke W 3-2 (10)Apr. 24 (24) UCF W 6-5 (10)Apr. 25 (24) UCF W 3-2Apr. 26 (24) UCF W 6-5Apr. 29 at Liberty L 5-0May 1 Connecticut L 13-2May 2 Connecticut W 5-4May 3 Connecticut W 5-2May 8 at (21) Houston L 10-1May 9 at (21) Houston W 4-1May 10 at (21) Houston L 11-1 (7)May 12 Elon W 7-0May 14 at Cincinnati W 7-3May 15 at Cincinnati W 6-4May 16 at Cincinnati W 8-7

The American Tournament (Clearwater, Fla.) May 20 vs. UCF W 4-3May 21 vs. Tulane W 3-1May 23 vs. Connecticut W 4-2May 24 vs. (18) Houston W 9-1

NCAA Regional (Coral Gables, Fla.) May 29 vs. Columbia L 6-3May 30 vs. FIU L 2-0# Greenville, N.C.

201638-23-1 Overall • 15-8-1 American (2nd) Head Coach: Cliff Godwin National Rank: 15th (BA), 15th (CB), 15th (NCBWA), 16th (D1Baseball), 17th (USA Today) Feb. 19 Longwood W 11-1Feb. 20 Longwood W 9-6Feb. 21 Longwood W 5-3Feb. 23 N.C. A&T W 11-2Feb. 26 at (4) Virginia W 8-5 (10)Feb. 27 at (4) Virginia W 6-1Feb. 28 at (4) Virginia L 4-2

Mar. 2 Elon L 8-7 (10)Mar. 4 # SE Louisana W 2-1Mar. 5 # Tennessee L 5-2Mar. 6 # Maryland W 4-3Mar. 8 George Mason W 8-1Mar. 9 George Mason W 6-0Mar. 11 at Rice W 10-1Mar. 12 at Rice L 7-2Mar. 13 at Rice L 4-1Mar. 15 (6) North Carolina L 17-4Mar. 18 Monmouth W 4-3Mar. 19 Monmouth W 5-2Mar. 20 Monmouth L 4-0Mar. 22 at Duke W 8-6Mar. 24 Jacksonville W 6-3Mar. 25 Jacksonville L 8-6Mar. 26 Jacksonville W 13-0Mar. 29 UNC Wilmington W 9-6Apr. 1 (15) Houston W 3-1Apr. 2 (15) Houston W 5-1Apr. 3 (15) Houston L 6-1Apr. 5 at Elon W 7-5 (11)Apr. 8 at (27) Tulane L 5-2Apr. 9 at (27) Tulane L 3-0Apr. 10 at (27) Tulane W 7-3Apr. 15 at Memphis W 8-1Apr. 16 at Memphis W 8-2Apr. 17 at Memphis L 6-5Apr. 19 (8) NC State W 15-3Apr. 20 at High Point L 5-1Apr. 23 Connecticut W 2-1 (10)Apr. 23 Connecticut L 5-1Apr. 24 Connecticut W 3-2Apr. 25 at (6) NC State L 6-1Apr. 29 Cincinnati L 3-0Apr. 30 Cincinnati W 6-4May 1 Cincinnati T 3-3 (8)May 6 at Connecticut W 4-3May 7 at Connecticut W 11-9May 8 at Connecticut W 3-2May 10 at (20) North Carolina L 9-1May 13 USF W 14-7May 14 USF L 5-1May 15 USF L 6-5May 19 at UCF W 5-3May 20 at UCF W 7-1May 21 at UCF W 8-7

The American Tournament (Clearwater, Fla.) May 25 vs. USF L 4-2May 26 vs. Memphis L 5-4

NCAA Regional (Charlottesville, Va.) June 3 vs. (20) Bryant W 9-1June 4 vs. (10) Virginia W 8-6June 5 vs. William & Mary W 8-4

NCAA Super Regional (Lubbock, Texas) June 10 at (7) Texas Tech W 8-6June 11 vs. (7) Texas Tech L 3-1 (13)June 12 at (7) Texas Tech L 11-0


All-Time LettermenA Jeff Abernathy 1971Todd Abrams 1987John Adams 1987-90Matt Aldridge 1994Mike Aldridge 1970-72Hunter Allen 2014-15John Allen 2012Jim Ambrosius 1990-91Carey Anderson 1968-69Larry Anderson 1978Mike Anderson 2007, 09-11Mike Andrews 1987-89Scott Andrews 2003-06Eric Angel 1998Brian Antal 1993Shawn Armstrong 2010-11Trent Ashcraft 2008-09Jared Avchen 2009-10Gary Averitte 1974

B Grayson Bailey 2013Hal Baird 1970-71Vernon Baker 1953-54Erik Bakich 1999-00Johnny Banks 1981Pat Barber 1992Dennis Barbour 1966-67Carlton Barnes 1962-65John Barnes 1962, 64Pete Barnes 1962-65John Barrow 1972Addison Bass 1973-76Bryan Bass 2010, 12-13Glen Bass 1961Stephen Batts 2006-09Tim Bayless 1970-71Geoff Beaston 1973-76Glynn Beck 1989-92Johnny Beck 1991-94Jamie Bell 1990-91Fred Benevento 1970Randy Bennett 1981Billy Benson 1995-98Brien Berckman 1987-90Scott Bermingham 1994Billy Best 1977-80Bruce Biggs 1962-64Brent Billingsley 1995kyle Billingsley 1994-95Chuck Bishop 1983Matt Bishop 2002-04 Richie Blackwell 1992-94Wayne Bland 1974-75Luke Bolka 2014-16Tyler Bolton 2012-14Daniel Boone 1983-87Jamie Borel 1993-94Tommy Boswell 1988Robert Bovander 1963-64Brett Bowers 2009Preston Bowers 1988

Jimmy Boyd 2015-16Earl Boykin 1961-62Chris Bradberry 1984-86Mike Bradshaw 1971-73kevin Brandt 2009-12Denny Brady 2016Brett Braxton 2005Matt Bridges 2016Robert Brinkley 1975-78Will Brinson 2000-03Justin Bristow 2008Mickey Britt 1977-79Rick Britton 1994Wayne Britton 1964-66Garrett Brooks 2013-16Ricky Brooks 2004-05Calvin Brown 1987-90Dylan Brown 2013-14Turner Brown 2016Jimmie Bryan 1976Steve Bryant 1975-76Josh Bucy 1997-99Parks Buie 1996John Bullard 1973-74Dave Bumgarner 1964Greg Bunn 2002-04Mike Burbank 1973-74Robert Burbank 1973-74Dennis Burke 1966-68Ayden Butler 1992Charles Butler 1982-85Brett Butts 2007-08Murrill Bynum 1961-63

C Al Calder 1966Jay Cannon 2012-13Ashley Capps 2001-03Glenn Card 1975-76Danny Carpenter 1973-74Jay Carraway 1979-82Jerry Carraway 1976-79Dennis Carrington 1964Mont Carter 1985-86Chris Cauble 1987-89Jeff Causey 1993Brian Cavanaugh 2002-05Vernon Chadwick 1964, 67Luke Cherry 2002-03Austin Chrismon 2011-12Mike Christopher 1984-85Heath Clark 1991-94Conrad Clark 1997-98Philip Clark 2010-13Cotton Clayton 1961Ryan Clinch 2015Stanley Coats 1970Tommy Cobb 1977Roy Coble 1970-71Mark Cockrell 1983-86Wally Cockrell 1961Vince Colbert 1967-68Britton Cole 2008-09

Cam Colmore 2016Jason Colquitt 1996-98Rodney Colvin 1989Zach Cooper 2008Pete Conaty 1976-78Don Conde 1986-87P.J. Connelly 2004-05Chuck Conners 1963-65Josh Constable 1995-96Dick Corrada 1968-71Drew Costanzo 2004-05Jharel Cotton 2012Mark Council 1983-84Matt Cox 2008Ned Craft 1977Phillip Cronan 1993Larry Crayton 1959-61Danny Culpepper 1985-86Jeff Culver 1972Jack Curlings 1981-83

D Carl Daddons 1964-66Bailey Daniels 2007-09Carl Daniels 1982David Daniels 1989Jimmy Daniels 1965-67Larry Daughtridge 1977Bob Davidson 1982-84Bill L. Davis 1977-80Billy E. Davis 1980Butch Davis 1978-80Jacob Davis 2010-11Norman Davis 1973-74Owen Davis 1989-92Parker Davis 1978-79Jake Dean 2006-07Jason DeHart 1995Mike DeJesus 2003Lee Delfino 1999-01Rick Derechailo 1979-80Dylan Dickens 2012-13Dominick Digiralamo 1987-88Cary Domanski 1964Len Dowd 1968-71Josh Dowdy 2006-07Bobby Draper 1962Patrick Dunham 1995-96Denis Dunlap 1994-97Nick Durazo 2013-16Terry Durham 1974-77

E Tommy Eason 1989-91Troy Eason 1971-73Russell Edmundson 1967-69J.W. Edwards 1962-63Lamont Edwards 1993-96Dean Ehehalt 1985-87Harrison Eldridge 2005-08Jack Elkins 1972-75Lyman Ellas 1974Jason Elmore 1995-96

Todd Evans 1981-84

F Frank Fedak 1993-94Bob Feeney 1973-76Brian Fields 1997-98Bob Fisher 1969Fran Fitzgerald 1981-82Tim Flaherty 1995-97Thomas Fleetwood 1974Mike Flye 2004-07David Forbes 2007Glen Forbes 1972-73Steve Fornash 1966-68Jimmy Forrest 1997Dan Forson 1994Richard Foster 1966-67Bobby Fowler 2008Cameron Freeman 2008-10kevyn Fulcher 1996-99Greg Fulgham 1972-73Jabo Fulgham 1983-84Ben Fultz 2011-14

G Ted Gaertner 1986Ross Gardner 2015Griff Garner 1976Stu Garrett 1969-70Warren Gaspar, Jr. 2001-02John Gast 1989-91Eddie Gates 1977-78Alan Gay 1979Spencer Gaylord 1961, 63Chris Gentrup 1998-99ken Gentry 1975-76Richard Gifford 1965-67Jeff Ginn 1984Chris Glanz 1996Rick Glover 1967-69Steve Godin 1988-90Cliff Godwin 1998-01Bill Godwin 1971-74David Goins 1968Chris Gosik 2010-13Mike Grace 2004-05ken Graver 1969-71James Gray 2014Junior Green 1962-63Nathan Greene 1961-62Scott Greene 2000, 02-03Roger Greer 1984kevin Grieve 1999-01Eric Grupton 1988

H John Hallow 1980-83Clarence Hardison 1978, 80Greg Hardison 1984-86Tim Hardison 1978-79Bryce Harman 2014-16Grant Harmon 1992-93Rob Harper 1981Carter Harrell 2004, 06


Dustin Harrington 2008-10Jake Harris 2010-13Devin Harris 2008-10Mike Harrington 2003-04Bobby Harrison 1972-75Lyle Hartgrove 1991-94Ron Hastings 1968-71Joseph Hastings 1997, 99-01Jason Head 1993-96Joe Heavner 1973-76Richard Hedgecock 1965-66Roger Hedgecock 1963, 65-67Brandon Henderson 2006-09Todd Hendley 1980-82Art Henretta 1962Gary Herring 1972-75Chris Heston 2009Jeff Hewitt 1995-96Paul Hill 1986-87Charlie Hines 1992-93Adam Hodges 2005-06kelly Hodges 2001, 03Jeff Hoffman 2012-14Mike Hogan 1973-74Chris Holba 2016Daniel Holder 2008Jonathan Holt 2011-12, 14Austin Homan 2008-11Lance Honeycutt 2009-12David Horne 1983Skip Horton 1971-73T.J. Hose 2005-08Zach Houchins 2013-14Jason Howard 1996-99Joseph Hughes 2010-13Mitchell Hughes 1967-69, 71Wayland Hunter 1964-65Justin Hyde 2000

I Joe Ingle 2015-16

J Jake Jacobs 1986-89Mike Jacobs 1994Ollie Jarvis 1964, 66D.J. Jauss 2010, 12Jonathan Jenkins 1987-90Brooks Jernigan 1997-99Charlie Johnson 1961-62Junior Johnson 1987Winfred Johnson 1983-86Antaine Jones 1996-98Macon Jones 1997-98Ryan Jones 2001-04Bobby Joyce 1962, 64Jeff Joyner 1976Tyler Joyner 2010, 12

K Jon Henry kail 2003Bob kaylor 1963-66Mason keen 2015Corey kemp 2007-08Tommy kidd 1962-63Sam king 2012-13Wayne king 1968

Davis Kirkpatrick 2014, 2016Rick koryda 1976Ryan kraft 1994Bob kral 1979-81John krol 1980Evan Kruczynski 2014-16Neil kulp 1968keith kurdewan 1976-77Lee kushner 1992-93

L Deshorn Lake 2012-13Parker Lamm 2015-16Richard Lamm 1971-72Andrew LaMura 2014Matt Laney 2008Tim Langdon 1988, 90Robert Langston 1983-86Jimmy Lanier 1968-69Sam Lanier 2016Dave LaRussa 1971-74Darryl Lawhorn 2002-04Trevor Lawhorn 2004Eddie Lawing 1975Scott Layden 1977-78Billy Layton 1992-95Bruce Leary 1975-76Don Lee 1975Cody Leggett 2005-07Ronnie Leggett 1972-74David Leisten 1990-92Mark Letchworth 2007Stanley Letchworth 1972Allen Lewitz 1972Phillip Liles 1972Brett Lindgren 2004-05Derek Lindsay 1995-96Jason Lineberger 1997Ryan Littlefield 2016Brady Lloyd 2016Eddie Loesner 1994-95Reid Love 2014-15Joshua Lovick 2011-14Luke Lowery 2013-15Michael Loyd 1981Billy Lucas 1978David Lucroy 2013-15Bobby Lumkin 1962

M David Mabe 1985Brett Mabry 2013-14Jason Mandryk 1999-02Seth Maness 2008-11Jimmy Martin 1957-60Mike Martin 1984Ryan Massimo 1997-98Shane Mathews 2004, 06-07kieran Mattison 1000-02Jay Mattox 2005-06Robbie McClanahan 1983-84Brian McCullen 2003Clayton McCullough 2000-02Howard McCullough 1975-76Chase McDonald 2011-13Jay McGraw 1985-88

Rick McMahon 1971-74Bryan McNeely 1970-71Tanner Merritt 2011-12Travis Meyer 1995-96Mike Mieszanek 2010Jason Mills 1992-95Jackson Mims 2015Brad Mincey 2008-11Mark Minicozzi 2003-05Foye Minton 1998-01Earle Mobley 1978-79Brandon Mohr 1993-94James Molinari 1999-00Dale Mollenhauer 2005-07Lennie Mollo 1986kevin Monroe 1997-98Randy Monroe 1974Brazel Moore 1964Douglas Morgan, Jr. 1986Kirk Morgan 2014-16Stancil Morse 1991-93Macon Moye 1976-80Tom Moye 1989-92Zack Mozingo 2016

N Berry Narron 1990-91Johnny Narron 1971-74Richard Narron 1966-67Sam Narron 2000-02Bob Neff 1979Jason Neitz 2003, 05-07Jeff Nelson 2015-16Rusty Nelson 1977Chad Newton 1995-96Ricky Nichols 1983-84Robert Norman 1969Tommy Norman 1962-65Ryan Norwood 2002-04

O kevin Obholz 1993Joe O’Malley 2007, 09kevin O’Sullivan 1999, 01-03Bill Outlaw 1996-99Jeff Ostrander 2007Gary Overton 1970-73Jack Owens 2015Don Oxidine 1970-72

P Jamie Paige 2001-04Jimmy Paige 1972-73Pete Paradossi 1975-78Jackie Parrish 1965-66kirk Parsons 1981-82Bob Patterson 1978, 80-82John Payne 1995-98Ryan Peisel 2005Davey Penny 2000-03Rodney Perry 1974Pete Persico 1980-81Jim Peters 1970Mike Peters 1993Brian Peterson 1982-83, 85Jim Peterson 1983-86Wesley Phillips 2016

Al Pierce 1990-93Steven Pitt 1993John Poppert 2001-04Wayne Post 1970, 72Joshua Potter 1966Randy Potter 1976Chris Powell 2005-07Chad Puckett 1992-95

R Ricky Ramey 1978-81Dennis Randolph 1970Jonathan Ratledge 2008-09Johnny Rawls 1965-67Jamie Ray 2005-08Jimmy Raynor 1963-64, 66Max Raynor 1978-79Dean Reavis 1975-76Corey Redick 1990-91Adam Reikowski 1999Jack Reinheimer 2011-13Nolan Respess 1962Drew Reynolds 2011-14kevin Rhodes 2003-06Frank Rice 1965Billy Richardson 2004-05Charles Riddick 1964kevin Riggs 1988-90Randy Rigsby 1995-98Jim Riley 1984-87David Ritchie 1986-89Gus Roberson 1971Jim Roberson 1962-63kelly Robinette 1980-83Scott Robinson 1991Willie Robinson 1968-71Fred Rodriguez 1963-66Joe Roenker 1975-76kyle Roller 2007-10Rich Rosenberger 1994Josh Ruhlman 2007-08

S Mike Sage 1978-81Steve Salargo 1996-98Tony Salmond 1983Steve Salva 1986Mike Sanburn 1993-94Ben Sanderson 2000-03Dario Santangelo 2012Eguie Santory 1982Dustin Sasser 2004, 06-07Brandon Saunders 2015keith Schaffer 1986Drew Schieber 2006-09Nick Schnabel 1999-00Jeremy Schumacher 1997-00Rick Scoggins 1967Cory Scott 1999-00Jimmy Scott 1961-62Neal Sears 2000-03Mike Sellers 1992Chris Shaffer 1995, 97-98Mark Shank 1981-82, 84-85David Shields 1969Corey Short 1990-91


Steve Sides 1984-85, 87Seth Simmons 2008-11Brad Simons 1997-98, 00-01Shane Small 2008Charlie Smith 1981-83Gary Smith 1987-88Jake Smith 2003-06Lanie Smith 1965-66Lyn Smith 1965-66Mike Smith 1963-65, 67Russ Smith 1973-74Andy Smithmyer 2012-13kidah Sneed 1998Stan Sneeden 1969-71Cameron Snow 2015Jim Snyder 1966-68Fred Soles 1949-52Patrick Somers 200-10Jedd Sorenson 2001-02Mike Sorrell 1979-82Sthil Sowers 2008-10Lyn Spears 1972-73Todd Speas 2001Phil Spring 1983-84Ron Staggs 1972-75Adam Stephens 2002Berk Stephens 1962Charlie Stevens 1976-77Tim Stiller 1978-79Raymie Styons 1977-80Jason Sugden 2001Bailey Sugg 2015Mike Sullivan 1984-87Carl Summerell 1974

Bobby Supel 1976-78Broc Sutton 2007-09George Sweat 1968Victor Sykes 1964

T Ed Tant 1988Brandon Taylor 2014Brody Taylor 2004, 06Dennis Taylor 1970Justin Taylor 2013Roy Taylor 1968-70John Thomas 1987-89Anthony Thompson 1992Corey Thompson 2009-12Nick Thompson 2012-13Travis Thompson 1996-99Edward Thorne 1966-67Lance Tigyer 1995Tommy Toms 1971-73Jason Tourangeau 2000-03Ryan Tousley 2006-07Ian Townsend 2014Chad Tracy 1999-01Chad Triplett 1991-94Glenn Tucker 2000-03Danny Tunnell 1993Eric Tyler 2014-16

U Bill Upchurch 1992Michael Ussery 2011-12

V Craig Van Deventer 1984-87Mike Van Landingham 1970-72

Al Vaughn 1957-58Daniel Vick 2002Dennis Vick 1968-70Wayne Vick 1968-69Evan Voliva 2015-16

W Matt Walker 1970-72Mark Wakai 1980-81Charlie Wall 1974Jack Wallace 1948-51Billy Walling 2010Emmett Walsh 1982Larry Walters 1970-73Mike Walters 1973Bryant Ward 1999-02Morris Ward 1972Jeff Warren 1980Tommy Warrick 1977-78Daniel Warzon 2010Pat Watkins 1991-93Travis Watkins 2013, 15-16Charlie Waynick 1981John Weaver 1969Mike Weaver 1975Tom Webb 1984-85Nick Wedemeyer 2001-02David Wells 1982-84Mike Wells 1981, 85Robert Wells 1980-83Chris West 1993Lacy West 1961-63Bob Wharton 1995-96Hayden White 2013-14John White 1988-91

Trent Whitehead 2008-11Davis Whitfield 1990-91Howard Whitfield 1990-93Doug Whitley 1970Theodore Whitley 1966-67Mike Whitten 1988-91Floyd Wicker 1960-61Bill Wilder 1979-82Mark Wilder 2009-10kevin Wilhoit 1992-93Fred Williams 1981Matt Williams 1997Mike Williams 1981-84Ryan Williams 2013-14Taylor Williams 2002Dwanya Williams-Sutton 2016John Williamson 1998-01David Willis 1988-90David Winchester 1966-67Adam Witter 2003-06Jacob Wolfe 2014-15Ryan Wood 2006-09Dickey Woodard 1968Zach Woods 2010-11John Wooten 2010-12Sonny Wooten 1976-77Mike Wright 2009-11Zach Wright 2009-12Buddy Wyatt 1962

Y Tommy Yarborough 1987-90Brian Yerys 1994-95Charlie Yorgen 2014-16Timothy Younger 2011-12

Pirate Baseball Hall Of FamersYear Name1974 Glenn Bass1974 Lacy T. West1975 Bill Holland1977 Earl Smith1978 Jim Johnson1978 Jim Mallory1978 Richard Narron1979 Carlton Barnes1979 Lex Ridenhour1980 Cecil Heath1981 Jack Boone1984 Lawrence “Cotton” Clayton

Year Name1992 Dick Corrada1993 John Christenbury1993 Charles Futrell1993 Jim Raynor1994 Hal Baird1994 Bob Patterson1996 Ron Hastings1997 Paul Gay1998 Dr. Raymond Pennington2001 Winfred Johnson2002 keith LeClair2004 Dr. Gary Overton

Year Name2004 Al Vaughn2005 Larry Crayton2006 Pat Watkins2007 Dennis Burke2008 Butch Davis2009 Vince Colbert2012 John Williamson2014 Billy Best2015 Chad Tracy2016 Tommy Eason


All-Time JerseysThe following is a list of home jersey numbers worn by East Carolina baseball student-athletes from 1964 to present, which includes the 2017 season. Current players are listed in bold.

1 Ronnie Leggett 1973-74Rodney Perry 1974Steve Bryant 1975Clarence Hardison 1978Michael Sorrell 1979-82David Horne 1983Mark Shank 1984-85Ted Gaertner 1986John Thomas 1987-89David Leisten 1990-92Josh Constable 1994-96Macon Jones 1997-98Todd Speas 2000-01Darryl Lawhorn 2002-04Harrison Eldridge 2005-08Trent Whitehead 2009-11Ben Fultz 2012-14Dwanya Williams-Sutton 2016-17

2 Bobby Harrison 1973-75Tommy Warrick 1977-78Robert Wells 1980-83Steve Sides 1984-86, 1997kevin Riggs 1988-90Chad Triplett 1991-94Chris Vernon 1996Jimmy Forrest 1997-98kevin O’Sullivan 1999-2003Billy Richardson 2004-05Drew Schieber 2006-09Jonathan Tyndall 2010Michael Ussery 2011-12Garrett Brooks 2013-16Nick Barber 2017

3 Russ Smith 1973-74ken Gentry 1975Billy Best 1977-80Fred Williams 1981Ricky Nichols 1983-84Pat Watkins 1991-92kevin Obholz 1993Dennis Dunlap 1995-96Josh Bucy 1997-98Ben Sanderson 2000-02Scott Andrews 2004-06Zach Woods 2010-11Sam king 2012Charlie Yorgen 2015-17

4 Geoff Beaston 1973-75Lee Ellis 1974Butch Davis 1978-80Mark Shank 1982-83

Robert Langston 1984-86Brian Berckman 1987Ed Tant 1988Berry Narron 1990-91Chad Pucket 1992-95Antaine Jones 1996-98James Molinari 1999Clayton McCullough 2000-02Luke Cherry 2003Brett Lindgren 2004Jamie Ray 2005-08Brett Bowers 2009Bryan Bass 2010-12Sam king 2013Hunter Allen 2014-15Andrew Henrickson 2017

5 Mike Bradshaw 1973Gray Averitte 1974Robert Brinkley 1975-78Bob Neff 1979Pete Persico 1981David Wells 1983-84Mont Carter 1985-86John Adams 1987-90Heath Clark 1991-94Randy Rigsby 1995-98Josh Bucy 1999Jamie Paige 2000-03Jeff Ostander 2005-07Cameron Freeman 2008-10Timothy Younger 2011Dylan Brown 2013-14Jack Owens 2015kendall Ford 2016T.J. Riles 2017

6 Bruce Leary 1975Lyn Spears 1976Jerry Carraway 1977-79Clarence Hardison 1980kirk Parsons 1981-83Greg Hardison 1984-86Chris Cauble 1987-89Davis Whitfield 1990-91Charlie Hines 1992-93Chris Shaffer 1995-98Nick Schnabel 1999-2000Ryan Jones 2001-04Brett Lindgren 2005Bryan Bass 2013Ian Townsend 2014Parker Lamm 2015-16Dusty Baker 2017

7 Jimmy Paige 1973Randy Monroe 1974Peter Paradossi 1975-78Raymie Styons 1980Mike Wells 1981David Wells 1982

Tony Salmond 1983Mike Sullivan 1984-87Steve Godin 1988-90Mike Sellers 1992Jamie Borel 1993-94Steve Salargo, 1996-99James Molinari 2000Glenn Tucker 2001-03Shane Mathews 2004-07Dustin Harrington 2008-10Drew Reynolds 2011-14Bailey Sugg 2015Wesley Phillips 2016-17

8 Larry Walter 1973Thomas Fleetwood 1974Joe Roenker 1975Eddie Gates 1977-78Jay Carraway 1979-82Jabo Fulghum 1983-84Dominick DiGirolamo 1987-88Tommy Eason 1989-91Pat Barber 1992Brian Antal 1993Eddie Loesner 1995Rich Mewengkang 1996Chris Tyndall 1997Chris Buss 2006Joe O’Malley 2007-10Jack Reinheimer 2011-13Cameron Snow 2014-15Turner Brown 2016-17

9 Rick McMahon 1973-74Eddie Lawing 1975Ned Craft 1977Max Raynor 1978-79Mike Williams 1980-84Mike Wells 1985David Ritchie 1986-89Corey Short 1990-91Grant Harman 1992-94Travis Meyer 1995Jason Colquitt 1996-98Erik Bakich 1999-2000Jedd Sorenson 2001-02Brian Cavanaugh 2003-05Mark Letchworth 2007Trent Whitehead 2008Jacob Davis 2009-11Tyler Joyner 2012-13Kirk Morgan 2014-17

10 Joe Borup 1963Charles Conners 1964Richard Gifford 1966David Goins 1968Jimmy Lanier 1969Bryan McNeely # 1970Mike Bradshaw 1971Ronnie Leggett 1972

Troy Eason 1973Carl Summerell 1974Howard McCullough 1975Charlie Stevens 1977Tim Hardison 1978-79Foye Minton 1998-2001Luke Cherry 2002Ashley Capps 2003Adam Witter 2004-05Brett Butts 2007-08Corey Thompson 2009-12Joe Brooks 2013Charlie Yorgen 2014Ryan Clinch 2015Brady Lloyd 2016-17

11 Art Henretta 1963Carlton Barnes 1964Edward Thorne 1966Dick Corrada ^ 1968Neil kulp # 1968Robert Norman ^ 1969Bryan McNeely ^ 1970Norman Horton 1971Mike Bradshaw 1972Danny Carpenter 1973Don Lee 1975Scott Layden 1977-78kelly Robinette 1980-83Craig Van Deventer 1984-87John White 1988-91Jason Head 1993-96Brian Fields 1997-98Bryant Ward 1999-02Trevor Lawhorn 2003-04Dale Mollenhauer 2005-07Sthil Sowers 2008-10Tanner Merritt 2011-12Chris Holba 2016-17

12 Ollie Jarvis 1963Robert kaylor 1964Dennis Barbour 1966Steve Fornash 1968Bob Fisher 1969Hal Baird 1970-71Glenn Forbes 1972-73Terry Durham 1974Glenn Card 1975Raymie Styons 1977-79Bob Patterson 1980-82Robby McClanahan 1983-84David Mabe 1985Dean Ehehalt 1986-87Tommy Boswell 1988-89Jamie Bell 1990Billy Layton 1992-95Conrad Clark 1996-98kevin Grieve 1999-2001Mark Minicozzi 2003-05Josh Dowdy 2006-07


Jonathan Ratledge 2008-09Mike Wright 2010-11Jay Cannon 2012Davis Kirkpatrick 2014-17

13 Fred Rodriguez 1963-64Richard Foster 1966Leonard Dowd # 1968Wayne king ^ 1968David Shields 1969Wayne Post 1970Gus Roberson 1971Norman Horton 1972Greg Fulghum 1973Wayne Bland 1974-75Robert Burbank 1974Bob kral 1979Daniel Boone 1985, 1987David Willis 1988-90Johnny Beck 1991-94Chad Newton 1995-96Mike Daniels 1997Travis Thompson 1998-99Will Brinson 2000-03Jake Smith 2004-06Jake Washer 2016-17

14 Ollie Jarvis 1964Dennis Burke # 1966, 68Lanie Smith ^ 1966Dennis Vick # 1968Dennis Vick 1969-70Ralph Lamm 1971-72Dave LaRussa 1973-74Dean Reavis 1975Rick Derechailo 1979-80Charlie Smith 1981-83Danny Culpepper 1985-86Jonathan Jenkins 1987Brian Berckman 1988-90Ayden Butler 1991-92Lamont Edwards 1993-96Jeremy Schumacher 1997-2000Warren Gaspar 2001-02Bailey Daniels 2007-09Shawn Armstrong 2010-11Jonathan Holt 2012-14Jeff Nelson 2015-16Jake Agnos 2017

15 Wayland Hunter 1964Richard Hedgecok # 1966Ron Hastings 1968-71Morris Ward 1972Jack Elkins 1973-75Bobby Supel 1977-78Peter Persico 1980Todd Evans 1981-84Dean Ehehalt 1985Jake Jacobs 1986-89Howard Whitfield 1990-93Ryan kraft 1994Matt Orr 1995Bryan Smith 1996

Joseph Hastings 1997-2001John Poppert 2002-04Brad Stephenson 2005Jacob Dean 2006-07Mathew Hancock 2008Shawn Armstrong 2009Jake Harris 2010-13

16 Roger Hedgecock 1963Perry Barnes 1964Dennis Burke ^ 1966, 68Tim Bayliss ^ 1969-70Mitchell Hughes # 1969Sonny Robinson 1970-71Jeff Culver 1972Mike Walters 1973Bob Feeney 1974-75Larry Daughtridge 1977Bill Wilder 1979-82Charles Butler 1983-85Don Conde 1986-87Scott Stevens 1988Rodney Colvin 1989-90Scott Robertson 1991Anthony Thompson 1992Jason Mills 1993-95kevyn Fulcher 1996-99Cliff Godwin 2000-01Grover Benton 2002kelly Hodges 2003Mike Grace 2004-05Ryan Wood 2006-09John Wooten 2010-12Zach Houchins 2013-14Ryan Ross 2017

17 Jimmy Raynor 1964Al Calder ^ 1966Rick Glover # 1968Mitchell Hughes ^ 1968Wayne king 1969Stu Garrett # 1970Mike Van Landingham ^ 1970Tommy Toms 1971-72Stan Sneeden ^ 1972Tommy Toms 1973Davis Norman 1974Terry Durham 1975-77Alan Gay 1979John krol 1980Fran Fitzgerald 1981-82Daniel Boone 1983-84Jim Peterson 1985-87Tommy Yarborough 1988, 1990Warren Hall 1989Lyle Hartgrove 1991-94Tim Flaherty 1995-97Chris Gentrup 1998-99Nick Wedemeyer 2000-02Scott Andrews 2003Brett Braxton 2004-05Chase Hooper 2006-08Chris Heston 2009kevin Sanders 2012

Brandon Taylor 2014Denny Brady 2016Tyler Edwards 2017

18 Jimmy Raynor 1963James Snyder ^ 1966Rick Glover # 1969Wayne Vick ^ 1968-69Fred Benevento ^ 1970Don Oxidine 1970-71Gary Domanski 1971Don Oxidine 1972Joe Heavner 1973-75Tommy Cobb 1977Bill Lucas 1978Bob kral 1980Rob Harper 1981Bob Davidson 1982-84Brian Peterson 1985keith Schaffer 1986Junior Johnson 1987Preston Bowers 1988-89Chris Bryant 1992Frank Fedak 1993-94Billy Benson 1995-98Chad Tracy 1999-2001Matt Bishop 2002-04John Westbrooks 2005Trent Ashcraft 2007Josh Ruhlman 2008Philip Clark 2009-13T.J. McDonald 2014-15Bryant Packard 2017

19 Carl Daddona ^ 1964, 66Jim Snyder ^ 1968Jerry Rawls ^ 1969John Weaver # 1969Mike Aldridge 1970Stan Sneeden 1971ken Graver 1972John Narron 1973-74Mike Weaver 1975Parker Davis 1978Billy Davis 1980Rick Ramey 1981Brian Peterson 1982-83Jeff Ginn 1984Jay McGraw 1985-88Owen Davis 1989-93Brent Billingsley 1994-95Jake Junkmann 1996Eric Angel 1998Jake Fonvielle 1999 Glenn Tucker 2000Jason Sugden 2001Taylor Williams 2002-03Brody Taylor 2004-06kyle Roller 2007-10Lance Honeycutt 2011-12Travis Watkins 2013-17

20 Gary Domanski 1963Rodger Hedgecock 1964

Richard Narron ^ 1966Vince Colbert ^ 1968ken Graver # 1968Mike Van Landingham ^ 1969Matt Walker ^ 1970Len Dowd ^ 1971Matt Walker ^ 1972Ron Staggs 1973-75Sonny Wooten 1977Mike Sage 1978-81John Hallow 1982-83Tom Webb 1984-85Steve Salva 1986Gary Smith 1987-88Tom Moye 1989-92Danny Tunnell 1993Dan Forson 1994-95Eric Mancz 1996-97Chris Gentrup 2000Daniel Vick 2001Ashley Capps 2002Ryan Tousley 2006-07Justin Bristow 2008Zach Wright 2009-12Andrew LaMura 2013-14Jackson Mims 2015Tyler Smith 2017

21 Bobby kaylor 1963Joshua Potter # 1966Bob Feeney 1973Mickey Britt 1977-79Randy Bennett 1981Jack Curlings 1982-83Mike Christopher 1984-85Lennie Mollo 1986Mike Andrews 1987-89Cory Redick 1991Richie Blackwell 1992-94Lance Tigyer 1995-96kevin Monroe 1997-98Lee Delfino 1999-2001Daniel Vick 2002-03Ricky Brooks 2004-05Brandon Henderson 2006-08Mike Anderson 2010-11David Lucroy 2012-15West Covington 2016-17

22 Bobby Joyce 1963Robert Bovender 1964David Winchester ^ 1966Stanley Sneeden ^ 1969-70Larry Walters ^ 1971-72Mike Hogan 1973-74Pete Conaty 1977-78Todd Hendley 1980-82Chuck Bishop 1983Jim Riley 1984-87Mike Whitten 1988-91Pat Watkins 1993Rick Britton 1994Chris Glanz 1996Jason Lineberger 1997-98


Sam Salargo 1999kieran Mattison 2000-02John Henry kail 2003John Emmert 2004Mike Flye 2005-07Matt Cox 2008Jared Avchen 2009-10Dario Santangelo 2011-12Justin Taylor 2013-14

23 Lawrence keith 1963Brazel Moore 1964Steve Fornash ^ 1966Rick Glover ^ 1968Willie Robinson ^ 1969Sonny Robinson ^ 1970Dick Corrada ^ 1971Tommy Toms ^ 1972Steve Herring 1973Danny Carpenter 1974Tommy Davis 1974Alex Saraglow 1975Rusty Nelson 1977Macon Moye 1978-80John Hallow 1981Emmett Walsh 1982Mark Council 1983Mike Martin 1984Mark Cockrell 1985-86Paul Hill 1987Tim Langdon 1988-90Warren Hall 1991Billy Upchurch 1992Travis Thompson 1996-97Ben Sanderson * 2003Jamie Paige * 2004Brian Cavanaugh * 2005Adam Witter * 2006Chris Powell * 2007Drew Schieber * 2008Brandon Henderson * 2009Austin Homan * 2010-11Timothy Younger* 2012Jay Cannon* 2013Ryan Williams * 2014

24 Bruce Biggs 1964David Hudson 1964Jimmy Raynor ^ 1966George Sweat ^ 1968Rick Glover ^ 1969Don Oxidine ^ 1970Bill Godwin ^ 1971-74Steve Herring 1975keith kurdewan 1977Larry Anderson 1978kirk Parsons 1980Mark Wakai 1981Mark Cockrell 1983-84Chris Bradberry 1985-86Todd Abrams 1987Jonathan Jenkins 1988-90Stancil Morse 1991-93kyle Billingsley 1994-95

Jason Howard 1996-99Justin Hyde 2000Mike Harrington 2001-04Jay Mattox 2005-06Austin Blake 2011Luke Lowery 2013-15Justin Dirden 2016Trey Benton 2017

25 Victor Sikes 1964Jimmy Daniels ^ 1966ken Graver ^ 1968-70Mike Aldridge 1971-72Norman Davis 1973Gary Herring 1974Addison Bass 1975Bill Davis 1977-80Charlie Waynick 1981Charles Butler 1982Winfred Johnson 1983-86Calvin Brown 1987-90kevin Wilhoit 1992-93Brian Yerys 1994-95Parks Buie 1996-98Jason Mandryk 1999Neal Sears 2000-03Mike Flye 2004Stephen Batts 2005-09Daniel Warzon 2010Eric Tyler 2014-17

26 Wayne Britton ^ 1964, 66Mitchell Hughes ^ 1969Roy Coble ^ 1970John Narron ^ 1971Steve Herring ^ 1972Bob Patterson 1978-79Jeff Warren 1980Paul Hill 1986Tim Langdon 1987Brooks Lowry 1988Dallas McPherson 1989Jim Ambrosius 1990-92Mike Sanburn 1993-94kevin Moore 1995Andy Paulsen 1996Ben Hensley 1997John Williamson 1998-2001Ryan Norwood 2002-04Ryan Peisel 2005Zach Cooper 2007-08Patrick Somers 2009-11Nick Thompson 2012-13Bryce Harman 2014-17

27 Roy Taylor # 1969-70Mike Aldridge # 1971Rick Ramey 1978-80Jim Bottomly 1989-90Brandon Mohr 1993-94Jason DeHart 1995John Williams 1997Mike Murray 1998Adam Reikowski 1999

Jason Mandryk 2000-02Brian McCullen 2003P.J. Connelly 2004-05Michael Hill 2006Bobby Fowler 2007-08Chris Gosik 2010-13Tyler Bolton 2014Ross Gardner 2015Matt Bridges 2016-17

28 Leonard Dowd ^ 1968, 70Leonard Dowd # 1969Tim Bayless 1971-72Earle Mobley 1978-79John Gast 1989-91Jeff Causey 1993-94Chris Gilbert 1995Guy Ficeto 1996Jeremy Schumacher 1998Jeff Massey 1999Scott Greene 2000-03ken Huffmaster 2004Sam Lanier 2016-17

29 Theodore Whitley ^ 1966Willie Roberson ^ 1968John Weaver ^ 1969Doug Whitley ^ 1970Mitchell Hughes ^ 1971Wayne Post ^ 1972Tim Stiller 1978-79Mark Wakai 1980David Daniels 1989-90Phil Cronan 1993Derek Lindsey 1995Brooks Jernigan 1996-99Jason Tourangeau 2000-03Carter Harrell 2004-06Josh Ruhlman 2007Brad Mincey 2008-11Andy Smithmyer 2012-13Hayden White 2014Chris Perry 2015Drew Piscorik 2016Hunter Wood 2017

30 Ollie Jarvis 1966Jimmy Lanier ^ 1968Larry Walters ^ 1970Roy Coble ^ 1971Ron Staggs ^ 1972Glynn Beck 1991David Breeden 1992Brandon Liles 1993Jim Rogan 1994Patrick Dunham 1995-96Cliff Godwin 1997-99Bryan McPhail 2001Adam Stephens 2002Adam Witter 2003Chad Jennings 2005-06Austin Homan 2007-09Jeff Hoffman 2012-14Ryan Littlefield 2016

Hunter Britt 2017

31 Tommy kidd 1963Lynn Smith ^ 1966Neil kulp ^ 1968Stu Garrett ^ 1969-70Dave LaRussa ^ 1971-72Parker Davis 1979John Hallow 1980Glenn Beck 1989-92kevin Cox 1993-94keith Mitchell 1995Mike Morris 1996Brad Simons 1997-2001Drew Costanzo 2004Andrew Fritz 2006Seth Simmons 2008-11John Allen 2012Nick Durazo 2013-16

32 Russel Edmundson ^ 1969Jim Peters ^ 1970Bryan McNeely ^ 1971Linwood Spears ^ 1972ken Collins 1993-94Billy Outlaw 1996-99Mike Harrington 2000John Poppert 2001Greg Bunn 2002-04T.J. Hose 2005-08Lance Honeycutt 2009-10William Connerley 2011Deshorn Lake 2012-13Reid Love 2014-15Zack Moore 2017

33 Chuck Conners 1963Brandon Woodward ^ 1968-69Dennis Taylor ^ 1970Matt Walker ^ 1971Rick McMahon ^ 1972Lee kushner 1992-93Bob Wharton 1994-95Jason Mann 1996Ryan Massimo 1997-98Curtis Moncus 1999Cory Scott 2000kelly Hodges 2001Philip Powell 2003-04Adam Hodges 2005-06David Forbes 2007Mathew Laney 2008Zach Woods 2009Joseph Hughes 2010-12Hayden White 2013Jacob Wolfe 2014-17

34 Tommy Riley 1963Ron Hastings # 1968Dick Corrada ^ 1969-70Jeff Abernathy 1971Greg Fulghum ^ 1972Bill Godwin 1974


Stephen Pitt 1993Rich Rosenberger 1994Jeff Hewitt 1995-96Matt Meekins 1997Parker Southerland 1998Tom LeMasters 1999Sam Narron 2000-02kevin Rhodes 2003-06Devin Harris 2007-10Joshua Lovick 2011-14Mason keen 2015-16

35 Carey Anderson ^ 1968-69Dennis Randolph ^ 1970Troy Eason ^ 1971-72Chris West 1993Scott Bermingham 1994John Payne 1995-98Davey Penny 2000-03John Westbrooks 2004Cody Leggett 2005-07Corey kemp 2008kevin Brandt 2009-12Andrew Schorr 2013Evan Kruczynski 2014-17

36 Jerry McGee 1963Lanie Smith # 1966Roy Taylor ^ 1968-70Bryan McNeely # 1971Mike Van Landingham 1971-72Mike Peters 1993-94Jason Elmore 1995-96Cory Scott 1999Ashley Capps 2001Nate Logan 2003Chris Powell 2004-06Britton Cole 2008-09Tyler Joyner 2010-11Grayson Bailey 2013James Gray 2014Joe Ingle 2015-17

37 Dennis Dunlap 1994Sean kirby 1996-97Tom LeMasters 1998Mike Barker 1999John Narron 2000Matt Bishop 2001Brett Williams 2003Corey kemp 2007Daniel Holder 2008Mark Wilder 2009-10Ben Fultz 2011Tyler Bolton 2012-13Luke Bolka 2014-17

38 Robert Norman # 1969Ash Smith 1997Bryant Ward 1998Drew Paul 1999Ryan Wetzel 2000Nathan Woodburn 2001Jake Smith 2003Will Anderson 2004-05Shane Small 2007-08Mike Wright 2009Mike Mieszanek 2010Jonathan Holt 2011Ryan Gupton 2012Joseph Hughes 2013Philip Perry 2014Zack Mozingo 2016

39 Matt Aldridge 1994Chad Janko 1996Sam Salargo 1998John Spencer 1999Taylor Williams a2001William Mooney 2006Broc Sutton 2007-09Jacob Baker 2011Jharel Cotton 2012kyle Majette 2013Cam Colmore 2016-17

40 Mike Smith 1963Dennis Vick # 1968Stu Garrett # 1969Len Dowd # 1970-71Greg Fulghum # 1972Chris Youngburg 1996Chad Janko 1997kidah Sneed 1998Chris Brock 1999Bryan McPhail 2000Vince Logan 2001Mike Grace 2003Lee Allen 2004Mike Anderson 2007-09Tanner Merritt 2010Austin Chrismon 2011-12Ryan Williams 2013Shelton Perkins, Jr. 2016

41 Tom Norman 1963Lynn Smith # 1966Jimmy Lanier # 1968Stanley Sneeden # 1969-70Wayne Post # 1972Chris Youngberg 1997Ben Sanderson 1999Isaac Martin 2001

42 Junior Green 1963Al Calder # 1966Joshua Potter # 1966Wayne king # 1968Tim Bayliss # 1969-70Larry Walters # 1971-72Jake Junkmann 1997Steve Setser 1999Grover Benton 2001Chase McDonald 2011-13Brandon Saunders 2014-15Spencer Brickhouse 2016

43 Buddy Bovender 1963Mitchell Hughes # 1968Dick Corrada # 1969Mike Van Landingham # 1969Fred Benevento # 1970Matt Walker # 1971-72Joey Worley 1997Jason Neitz 2003-07Seth Maness 2008-11Dylan Dickens 2012-13Jimmy Boyd 2015-16

44 Wayne Britton # 1966Wayne Vick # 1968-69ken Graver # 1970Mike V. Landingham # 1971-72Dennis Dunlap 1997Mike DeJesus 2003Dustin Sasser 2004-07Trent Ashcraft 2008-09D.J. Jauss 2010-12Brett Mabry 2013-14Evan Voliva 2015-17

45 Carlton Barnes 1963Steve Fornash # 1966Dick Corrada # 1968Jim Craver # 1969Doug Whitley # 1970Troy Eason # 1971-72Rick Schott 1997

46 J.W. Edwards 1963Carey Anderson # 1968-69Dick Corrada # 1970Jerry Narron # 1971

47 Pete Barnes 1963Theodore Whitley # 1966Willie Robinson # 1968Russel Edmundson # 1969

Mike Van Landingham # 1970Tim Bayless # 1971-72

48 Jim Roberson 1963Jimmy Daniels # 1966Richard Narron # 1966Brandon Woodward # 1969Larry Walters # 1970Rick McMahon # 1971

49 Lacy West 1963Roy Taylor # 1968Leonard Dowd ^ 1969Dennis Taylor # 1970Mitchell Hughes # 1971Linwood Spears # 1972

50 James Snyder # 1966Vince Colbert # 1968ken Graver # 1969Matt Walker # 1970Roy Coble # 1971Ron Staggs # 1972

51 Murrill Bynum 1963Carl Daddona # 1966Jim Snyder # 1968Jerry Rawls # 1969Dennis Randolph # 1970Steve Herring # 1972Dave LaRussa # 1971-72

52 Jimmy Raynor # 1966George Sweat # 1968Don Oxendine # 1969Jim Peters # 1970Bill Godwin # 1971-72

53 Vernon Chadwick 1963David Winchester # 1966Brandon Woodward # 1968Willie Robinson # 1969Roy Coble # 1970Dick Corrada # 1971Stan Sneeden # 1972

54 David Hudson 1963Richard Hedgecok # 1966

57 Mike Aldridge # 1972

* Denotes Honorary Number^ Home jersey# Road jersey


Conference HonorsPlayer-of-the-YearECAC South 1984 Winfred Johnson1985 Winfred Johnson

ECAC 1993 Pat Watkins

CAA 1986 Winfred Johnson1990 Jonathan Jenkins1991 John Gast1993 Pat Watkins

CAA Defensive 1999 Nick Schnabel

C-USA 2004 Ryan Jones2008 Corey kemp

Pitcher-of-the-Year C-USA 2004 Greg Bunn2010 Seth Maness

Rookie-of-the-Year CAA 1999 Chad Tracy

Freshman-of-the-Year C-USA 2002 Darryl Lawhorn2008 Seth Maness

Newcomer-of-the-YearC-USA 2008 Justin Bristow2009 Chris Heston2010 Zach Woods

Coach-of-the-YearSouthern Conference 1977 Monte Little

CAA 1990 Gary Overton1999 keith LeClair2000 keith LeClair

C-USA 2004 Randy Mazey2009 Billy Godwin

AAC 2015 Cliff Godwin

All-Conference HonorsAll-Southern Conference 1966 Wayne Britton-1 Richard Narron-1 Jim Raynor-1 Edward Thorne-1 Fred Rodriguez-2

David Winchester-21967 Dennis Burke Richard Narron Lynn Smith Jim Snyder1968 Jim Snyder1970 Ron Hastings Stan Sneeden1972 Ralph Lamm1974 Mike Hogan Dave LaRussa Ron Staggs1976 Steve Bryant Joe Roenker1977 Mickey Britt Pete Conaty Eddie Gates Sonny Wooten

All-South Independent 1979 Billy Best-2 Parker Davis-21980 Billy Best-HM Butch Davis-1 Raymie Styons-1 Bill Wilder-1

All-ECAC South 1982 Bill Wilder1984 Greg Hardison Winfred Johnson1985 Chris Bradberry Greg Hardison Winfred Johnson Mike Wells

All-CAA (first-team selections) 1986 Chris Bradberry, OF Winfred Johnson, DH Jim Peterson, P Mike Sullivan, 1B1987 Chris Cauble, C1989 John Adams, OF Calvin Brown, 1B Tommy Eason, C Jonathan Jenkins, P1990 John Adams, OF Calvin Brown, 1B Tommy Eason, C Jonathan Jenkins, P Tim Langdon, P kevin Riggs, 2B Corey Short, DH1991 Johnny Beck, P John Gast, 3B1992 David Leisten, OF1993 Lee kushner, 1B Steve Pitt, DH Pat Watkins, OF1994 Jamie Borel, OF1996 Lamont Edwards, 2B Patrick Dunham, P1997 Steve Salargo, OF1998 Brooks Jernigan, P John Williamson, OF

1999 Steve Salargo, OF2000 James Molinari, OF Nick Schnabel, 2B Cory Scott, P2001 Cliff Godwin, C Joseph Hastings, 1B Sam Narron, P Chad Tracy, 3B Bryant Ward, 2B John Williamson, OF

All-CAA (second-team selections) 1993 Johnny Beck, P1994 Johnny Beck, P Rick Britton, 3B Jason Head, OF Brian Yerys, DH1995 Lamont Edwards, 2B Chad Puckett, SS1996 Jeff Hewitt, P Antaine Jones, 3B Randy Rigsby, 1B Bryan Smith, P1997 Tim Flaherty, C1998 Steve Salargo, OF1999 Lee Delfino, SS Travis Thompson, P John Williamson, OF2000 Erik Bakich, OF Lee Delfino, SS2001 Will Brindson, P Lee Delfino, SS Clayton McCullough, C

All C-USA (first-team selections) 2002 Darryl Lawhorn, 1B

2004 Greg Bunn, P

Ryan Jones, DH/OF

Trevor Lawhorn, 2B

Ryan Norwood, 1B

2005 Brian Cavanaugh, OF

Ricky Brooks, P

2006 Jake Smith, C

2007 Harrison Eldridge, OF

Shane Mathews, P

2008 Harrison Eldridge, OF

Corey kemp, C

Seth Maness, P

2009 Stephen Batts, OF

Chris Heston, P

Seth Maness, P

kyle Roller, DH

Ryan Wood, IF

2010 Seth Maness, P

kyle Roller, DH

2011 Seth Maness, P

2012 kevin Brandt, P

John Wooten, IF

2013 Chase McDonald, IF

Drew Reynolds, UTIL

2014 Zach Houchins, IF

Drew Reynolds, UTIL

Ryan Williams, RP

Winfred Johnson (1985-86 All-American)


All C-USA (second-team selections) 2002 Sam Narron, P2003 Darryl Lawhorn, OF2004 Darryl Lawhorn, OF Jamie Paige, OF2005 T.J. Hose, P Mark Minicozzi, 3B Brody Taylor, P Adam Witter, 1B2007 T.J. Hose, P Dale Mollenhauer, SS Ryan Tousley, OF2008 Stephen Batts, IF Justin Bristow, P2009 Brad Mincey, P Trent Whitehead, OF2010 Corey Thompson, IF Zach Woods, P2011 kevin Brandt, P Brad Mincey, P Trent Whitehead, OF Zach Wright, C2012 Jharel Cotton, P Drew Reynolds, UTIL Corey Thompson, IF Zach Wright, C2013 Jeff Hoffman, P Zach Houchins, IF David Lucroy, P

All AAC (first-team selections) 2015 Reid Love, P Reid Love, UTIL Luke Lowery, DH2016 Evan Kruczynski, P Dwanya Williams-Sutton, OF

All AAC (second-team selections) 2016 Travis Watkins, C

NAIA Championship All-Tournament Team1961 Glenn Bass (HM) Larry Crayton Charles Johnson (HM) Jim Martin (HM) Floyd Wicker1963 Lacy West

All-Conference Tournament TeamECAC South 1985 Chris Bradberry Winfred Johnson1986 Chris Bradberry Winfred Johnson

C-USA 2002 Darryl Lawhorn Ryan Jones Sam Narron Neal Sears2003 Darryl Lawhorn Jason Tourangeau2005 Mike Grace2006 Shane Mathews2007 Stephen Batts

Harrison Eldridge Shane Mathews2008 kyle Roller2009 Trent Whitehead2010 Seth Maness2011 Seth Maness Corey Thompson2012 Corey Thompson2013 Zach Houchins Drew Reynolds

AAC 2015 Hunter Allen Joe Ingle Reid Love Luke Lowery

Conference Tournament MVP/MOPCAA 1987 Gary Smith, P1989 Brien Berckman, P1990 Calvin Brown, 1B1991 David Leisten, OF1993 Lyle Hartgrove, P1999 James Molinari, OF2000 Lee Delfino, SS

C-USA 2002 Darryl Lawhorn, 1B

AAC 2015 Hunter Allen, SS

All-FreshmanC-USA 2002 Darryl Lawhorn, 1B2003 Jake Smith, C Mark Minicozzi, 3B2004 Shane Mathews, P2005 T.J. Hose, P Dale Mollenhauer, INF Ryan Peisel, INF2006 Ryan Wood, INF2007 kyle Roller, DH2008 Dustin Harrington, SS Seth Maness, P2009 kevin Brandt, P2010 John Wooten, INF2011 Ben Fultz, OF Chase McDonald, DH Jack Reinheimer, SS2012 Jeff Hoffman, P2013 David Lucroy, P Travis Watkins, C2014 Bryce Harman, IF Charlie Yorgen, IF

Baseball Scholar-Athlete-of-the-YearC-USA 2002 Sam Narron

Players-of-the-WeekC-USA Hitter-of-the-Week Feb. 18, 2002 Bryant Ward

Apr. 8, 2002 Darryl LawhornMay 12, 2003 Ryan NorwoodMar. 1, 2004 Ryan JonesApr. 5, 2004 Trevor LawhornApr. 12, 2004 Ryan NorwoodApr. 19, 2004 Jamie PaigeMay 3, 2004 Ryan JonesFeb. 27, 2006 Jake SmithApr. 24, 2006 Brandon HendersonMar. 26, 2007 Harrison EldridgeMar. 10, 2008 Ryan WoodApr. 1, 2008 Corey kempFeb. 23, 2009 Stephen BattsMar. 9, 2009 Stephen BattsMar. 23, 2009 kyle RollerMar. 1, 2010 Corey ThompsonMar. 8, 2010 Cam FreemanMar. 29, 2010 Dustin HarringtonMay 23, 2011 Jack ReinheimerMar. 13, 2012 Drew ReynoldsApr. 9, 2012 Timothy YoungerMay 6, 2013 Chase McDonaldMar. 31, 2014 Charlie Yorgen

C-USA Pitcher-of-the-Week Mar. 4, 2002 Sam NarronMar. 31, 2003 David PennyFeb. 16, 2004 Greg BunnMay 5, 2004 Glenn TuckerMay 23, 2004 Greg BunnFeb. 21, 2005 Mike FlyeMar. 7, 2005 Jeff Ostrander

Mar. 28, 2005 Ricky BrooksMar. 25, 2005 Ricky BrooksApr. 3, 2006 Brody TaylorMar. 12, 2007 T.J. HoseMay 6, 2007 T.J. HoseApr. 28, 2008 Sthil SowersMar. 30, 2009 Brad MinceyApr. 13, 2009 Seth ManessApr. 27, 2009 kevin BrandtMay 18, 2009 Seth ManessApr. 5, 2010 Zach WoodsApr. 12, 2010 kevin BrandtMay 3, 2010 Seth ManessMar. 7, 2011 Seth ManessMar. 21, 2011 kevin BrandtMay 16, 2011 Zach WoodsApr. 2, 2012 Tyler JoynerApr. 16, 2012 Jeff HoffmanMar. 11, 2013 David LucroyApr. 1, 2013 Jeff HoffmanApr. 15, 2013 Drew ReynoldsMar. 3, 2014 Jeff HoffmanApr. 21, 2014 Jeff HoffmanMay 5, 2014 Reid Love

AAC Hitter-of-the-Week Mar. 16, 2015 Luke LoweryApr. 27, 2015 Reid LoveMay 18, 2015 Garrett BrooksMay 23, 2016 Dwanya Williams-Sutton

AAC Pitcher-of-the-Week Apr. 6, 2015 Reid Love

Ryan Wood (2009 All-American)


Feb. 29, 2016 Jacob WolfeApril 4, 2016 Jimmy BoydMay 9, 2016 Jacob WolfeMay 23, 2016 Jimmy Boyd

C-USA All-Academic Team 2008 Corey kemp2009 Brandon Henderon Drew Schieber2010 Jared Avchen Seth Maness2011 Austin Homan2012 Drew Reynolds2013 Drew Reynolds2014 Drew Reynolds

C-USA Academic Medal Winner(cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher)Jared Avchen 2009-10Grayson Bailey 2012Jacob Davis 2009-11Jake Harris 2010Austin Homan 2011D.J. Jauss 2010-12Sam king 2012Joshua Lovick 2011-14Drew Reynolds 2011Brandon Saunders 2014Nick Thompson 2012-13Charlie Yorgen 2014

C-USA Honor Roll(cumulative GPA of 3.00 or higher)Lee Allen 2004Mike Anderson 2007-09, 11Will Anderson 2004-05Shawn Armstrong 2009-11Trent Ashcraft 2007Jared Avchen 2009-10Grayson Bailey 2012-13Stephen Batts 2006-08Luke Bolka 2014Tyler Bolton 2012Brett Bowers 2009Justin Bristow 2008Joe Brooks 2013Ethan Brown 2009Greg Bunn 2003-04Chris Buss 2006Brian Cavanaugh 2003-05Luke Cherry 2003P.J. Connelly 2004Will Connerley 2011Zach Cooper 2007-08Jharel Cotton 2012Jacob Davis 2009-11Jake Dean 2006-07Josh Dowdy 2007Mike Flye 2004-07Bobby Fowler 2007-09Chris Gosik 2010-13Mike Grace 2003James Gray 2014

Matt Hancock 2008Luke Harmer 2011Carter Harrell 2004Dustin Harrington 2009Mike Harrington 2003-04Devin Harris 2010Jake Harris 2010-13Brandon Henderson 2008-09Chris Heston 2009Jonathan Holt 2011, 2013-14Austin Homan 2007-11T.J. Hose 2005-08D.J. Jauss 2010-12Corey kemp 2007-08Sam king 2012-13Andrew LaMura 2012, 14Joshua Lovick 2011-14kyle Majette 2013Seth Maness 2008-11Shane Mathews 2004Jay Mattox 2005Brian McCullen 2002-03Chase McDonald 2011, 2013Tanner Merritt 2011Mike Mieszanek 2010Brad Mincey 2008Dale Mollenhauer 2005-07Kirk Morgan 2014Sam Narron 2002Jason Neitz 2003Jamie Paige 2003-04Zach Pearce 2011

Ryan Peisel 2005

Davey Penny 2003

kyle Pittman 2011

Chris Powell 2004-07

Jack Reinheimer 2012-13

Drew Reynolds 2011-14

Billy Richardson 2004

kyle Roller 2007-10

kevin Sanders 2012

Brandon Saunders 2014

Drew Schieber 2006-09

Shane Small 2007

Cam Snow 2014

Sthil Sowers 2008

Brandon Taylor 2014

Nick Thompson 2012-13

Ryan Tousley 2007

Ian Townsend 2014

Jonathan Tyndall 2010

Michael Ussery 2012

Daniel Warzon 2010

Travis Watkins 2013-14

Ryan Williams 2013

John Wooten 2010

Zach Wright 2009, 2011-12

Charlie Yorgen 2014

Timothy Younger 2011-12

AAC All-Academic TeamTeam Luke Bolka 2016Jimmy Boyd 2016Denny Brady 2016Matt Bridges 2016Garrett Brooks 2016Turner Brown 2016Cam Colmore 2016West Covington 2016Bryce Harman 2015Chris Holba 2016Mason keen 2016Davis Kirkpatrick 2016Evan Kruczynski 2015-16Parker Lamm 2016Sam Lanier 2016Ryan Littlefield 2016Brady Lloyd 2016Reid Love 2015Kirk Morgan 2015-16Zack Mozingo 2016Jeff Nelson 2015-16Chris Perry 2015Wesley Phillips 2016Brandon Saunders 2015Bailey Sugg 2015Eric Tyler 2015-16Jake Washer 2016Travis Watkins 2015-16Dwanya Williams-Sutton 2016Charlie Yorgen 2015-16

Sam Narron (2001 All-American)


National HonorsAll-NCAA Region1984 Winfred Johnson1990 Corey Short1993 Pat Watkins1999 Erik Bakich Lee Delfino Jason Howard John Williamson2000 Lee Delfino Joseph Hastings James Molinari Chad Tracy2001 Lee Delfino Warren Gaspar Cliff Godwin Jason Mandryk Clayton McCullough Chad Tracy (MVP) John Williamson2002 Darryl Lawhorn Clayton McCullough Ben Sanderson2003 Glenn Tucker Ben Sanderson2004 Greg Bunn (MOP) Drew Costanzo Ryan Jones Mark Minicozzi Ryan Norwood John Poppert2005 Ricky Brooks Mark Minicozzi2007 Stephen Batts Corey kemp Jamie Ray2008 Justin Bristow Brandon Henderson Jamie Ray2009 kevin Brandt Brandon Henderson kyle Roller Trent Whitehead (MOP) Ryan Wood2011 Ben Fultz Chase McDonald John Wooten2012 Timothy Younger2015 Garrett Brooks2016 Garrett Brooks Evan Kruczynski Eric Tyler Travis Watkins (MOP) Charlie Yorgen

ABCA All-East Region1984 Winfred Johnson1989 Calvin Brown Jake Jacobs Jonathan Jenkins1990 Tommy Eason Jonathan Jenkins Tim Langdon1993 Jamie Borel Lyle Hartgrove Lee kushner Mike Sanburn Pat Watkins1994 Johnny Beck Jamie Borel Rick Britton Brian Yerys1997 Steve Salargo1998 Brooks Jernigan1999 Steve Salargo Travis Thompson John Williamson2000 Cory Scott2001 Cliff Godwin Joseph Hastings Sam Narron Chad Tracy Bryant Ward2004 Greg Bunn Ryan Jones Trevor Lawhorn2005 Brian Cavanaugh T.J. Hose2006 Brody Taylor2008 Seth Maness2009 Stephen Batts kyle Roller Ryan Wood

Coleman Company-Johnny Bench Award2006 Jake Smith, C

Player-of-the-YearNCBWA 2004 Ryan Jones (District IV)

Team Excellence Award2015-16 ABCA

National Player-of-the-WeekCollegiate Baseball Feb. 15, 1999 Foye Minton, P

Apr. 25, 2005 Ricky Brooks, P

Mar. 22, 2010 Devin Harris, OF

Apr. 5, 2010 Zach Woods, P

Mar. 3, 2014 Jeff Hoffman, P

Apr. 22, 2014 Jeff Hoffman, P

Mar. 16, 2015 Luke Lowery, OF/DH

Mar. 30, 2015 Joe Ingle, P

NCBWA May 25, 2004 Greg Bunn, P

Apr. 24, 2005 Ricky Brooks, P

Mar. 24, 2009 kyle Roller, DH

Apr. 22, 2014 Jeff Hoffman, P

National All-Star TeamCollege Baseball Foundation Mar. 12, 2007 T.J. Hose

Mar. 19, 2007 Shane Mathews

Mar. 19, 2007 Dale Mollenhauer

Mar. 27, 2007 Harrison Eldridge

Mar. 25, 2009 kyle Roller

Apr. 16, 2009 Seth Maness

Apr. 30, 2009 kevin Brandt

May 20, 2009 Ryan Wood

Apr. 6, 2010 Zach Woods

Apr. 13, 2010 kyle Roller

Mar. 7, 2011 Seth Maness

Mar. 21, 2011 kevin Brandt

NCBWA All-District IV Team2002 Darryl Lawhorn

2004 Ryan Norwood (first-team)

Greg Bunn (second-team)

Academic All-America1987 Steve Sides third-team1993 Lee kushner second-team1999 Cliff Godwin third-team2001 Cliff Godwin second-team Sam Narron second-team2002 Sam Narron second-team

Freshman All-America 1998 John Williamson CB/first-team BA/second-team1999 Chad Tracy CB/Hon. Mention Lee Delfino BA/second-team2000 Scott Greene CB/first-team Davey Penny CB/Hon. Mention2002 Greg Bunn CB/first-team Darryl Lawhorn BA/first-team2004 Shane Mathews CB/first-team2007 kyle Roller Ping/second-team2008 Seth Maness CB/first-team NCBWA/first-team BA/first-team Rivals/first-team Ping/first-team2009 kevin Brandt CB/first-team Ping/second-team2013 David Lucroy CB/first-team2015 Joe Ingle NCBWA/first-team2016 Dwanya Williams-Sutton BA/first-team CB/first-team D1/first-team

National Freshman of the Year 2002 Darryl Lawhorn CB (co-winner)

Abbreviation KeyABCA = American Baseball

Coaches Association

BA = Baseball America

BW = Baseball Weekly

CB = Collegiate Baseball

CBI = CollegeBaseballIndsider.com

D1 = D1Baseball

NCBWA = National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association

Ping = Ping!Baseball

Rivals = Rivals.com


All-AmericansYear Name Team1961 Lawrence “Cotton” Clayton N/A1961 Larry Crayton N/A1967 Richard Narron N/A1985 Winfred Johnson BA/third-team1986 Winfred Johnson CON/first-team1989 Jonathan Jenkins CON/third-team1990 Tim Langdon ABCA/second-team1993 Pat Watkins BA/first-team CB/second-team1999 Steve Salargo NCBWA/second-team BA/third-team1999 Travis Thompson ABCA/third-team2000 Cory Scott ABCA/first-team CB/first-team NCBWA/first-team BW/first-team BA/third-team2001 Will Brinson NCBWA/third-team2001 Joseph Hastings NCBWA/third-team2001 Sam Narron ABCA/first-team2002 Darryl Lawhorn BA/second-team NCBWA/third-team

Year Name Team2004 Greg Bunn ABCA/second-team BA/second-team CBI/second-team NCBWA/second-team CB/third-team2004 Ryan Jones CBI/first-team NCBWA/first-team BA/second-team ABCA/second-team2004 Trevor Lawhorn CB/third-team2004 Ryan Norwood CB/third-team CBI/Honorable Mention2006 Jake Smith CB/second-team NCBWA/second-team2008 Corey kemp BA/second-team NCBWA/third-team2008 Seth Maness CB/third-team Ping/third-team2009 kyle Roller ABCA/first-team Ping/first-team2009 Ryan Wood Ping/first-team NCBWA/second-team

Year Name Team ABCA/third-team BA/third-team CB/third-team2013 Drew Reynolds CB/second-team2014 Ryan Williams CB/third-team2015 Reid Love BA/third-team2016 Evan Kruczynski D1/third-team PG/Honorable Mention

Abbreviation KeyABCA American Baseball Coaches AssociationBA Baseball AmericaBW Baseball WeeklyCB Collegiate BaseballCBI CollegeBaseballInsider.comCON ConverseD1 D1BaseballNCBWA National Collegiate Baseball Writers AssociationPG Perfect GamePing Ping!Baseball

Major League DebutsName Hometown Years at ECU MLB Debut Major League TeamWilliam D. Holland Fuquay-Varina, N.C. 1936-39 Sept. 17, 1939 Washington SenatorsVeston G. (Bunky) Stewart Jasper, N.C. 1950 May 4, 1952 Washington SenatorsMarion L. (Tim) Talton Pikeville, N.C. 1958 July 8, 1966 k.C. AthleticsFloyd E. Wicker Burlington, N.C. 1960-61 June 23, 1968 St. Louis CardinalsVincent N. Colbert Washington, D.C. 1967-68 May 19, 1970 Cleveland IndiansThomas H. Toms Charlottesville, Va. 1971-73 May 4, 1975 San Francisco GiantsWallace M. (Butch) Davis Williamston, N.C. 1978-80 Aug. 23, 1983 k.C. RoyalsRobert C. Patterson Jacksonville, Fla. 1979-82 Sept. 2, 1985 San Diego PadresRobert B. Davidson Bad kurznach, Ger. 1982-84 July 15, 1989 N.Y. YankeesMichael W. Christopher Petersburg, Va. 1984-85 Sept. 10, 1991 Los Angeles DodgersWilliam P. (Pat) Watkins Raleigh, N.C. 1991-93 Sept. 9, 1997 Cincinnati RedsBrent A. Billingsley Downey, Calif. 1994 May 20, 1999 Florida MarlinsChad A. Tracy Charlotte, N.C. 1999-01 Apr. 21, 2004 Arizona DiamondbacksSam F. Narron Goldsboro, N.C. 2000-02 July 30, 2004 Milwaukee BrewersSeth Maness Pinehurst, N.C. 2008-11 May 3, 2013 St. Louis CardinalsChris Heston Palm Bay, Calif. 2009 Sept. 13, 2014 San Francisco GiantsMike Wright Laurinburg, N.C. 2009-11 May 17, 2015 Baltimore OriolesShawn Armstrong New Bern, N.C. 2010-11 Aug. 8, 2015 Cleveland IndiansJeff Hoffman Latham, N.Y. 2012-14 Aug. 20, 2016 Colorado RockiesJharel Cotton St. Thomas, V.I. 2012 Sept. 7, 2016 Oakland Athletics

Bold = currently on Major League rosters prior to start of Spring Training (2017)


Pirates In The ProsEast Carolina’s rich baseball tradition has been marked by the success of having more than 100 former players signed to professional contracts.

Players/coaches listed in bold were on active rosters prior to the start of Spring Training (2017) for their respective organizations (major or minor league).

Name TeamMike Aldridge kansas City Royals

Shawn Armstrong Cleveland IndiansHal Baird kansas City Royals

Erik Bakich Independent

Ben Baker San Francisco Giants

Carlton Barnes Cincinnati Reds

Stephen Batts Philadelphia Phillies

Johnny Beck Philadelphia Phillies

Billy Best kansas City Royals

Matt Bishop Pittsburgh Pirates

Richie Blackwell Pittsburgh Pirates

Tyler Bolton Arizona Diamondbacks

Jamie Borel Detroit Tigers

kevin Brandt Tampa Bay Rays

Justin Bristow Chicago Cubs

Wayne Britton Cincinnati Reds

Ricky Brooks New York Mets

Greg Bunn Washington Nationals

Brian Cavanaugh San Diego Padres

Mike Christopher Detroit Tigers

Cotton Clayton Baltimore Orioles

Wally Cockrell Washington Senators

Vince Colbert Cleveland Indians

Jason Colquitt Detroit Tigers

Pete Conaty Unattached

P.J. Connelly Los Angeles Angels

Dick Corrada kansas City Royals

Drew Costanzo St. Louis Cardinals

Jharel Cotton Oakland AthleticsLarry Crayton St. Louis Cardinals

Butch Davis Texas Rangers (Player)

Butch Davis Minnesota Twins (Coach)

Parker Davis Boston Red Sox

Lee Delfino Toronto Blue Jays

Tommy Eason San Francisco Giants

Lamont Edwards Philadelphia Phillies

Johnny Eller San Francisco Giants

Brian Fields San Francisco Giants

Fran Fitzgerald Baltimore Orioles

Tim Flaherty Texas Rangers

John Gast Cincinnati Reds

Eddie Gates Unattached

Steve Godin Baltimore Orioles

John Hallow San Diego Padres

Dustin Harrington Chicago Cubs

Devin Harris Arizona DiamondbacksLyle Hartgrove Boston Red Sox

Name TeamJoseph Hastings San Diego Padres

Chris Heston Seattle MarinersSteve Herring Philadelphia Phillies

Jeff Hoffman Colorado RockiesT.J. Hose Boston Red Sox

Zach Houchins Los Angeles AngelsJason Howard Cincinnati Reds

Mike Jacobs Atlanta Braves

Jake Jacobs kansas City Royals

Jonathan Jenkins Chicago White Sox

Charles Johnson Milwaukee Brewers

Ryan Jones Oakland Athletics

Corey kemp Milwaukee Brewers

Tom kidd Pittsburgh Pirates

Tim Langdon Cleveland Indians

Darryl Lawhorn Washington Nationals

Trevor Lawhorn Washington Nationals

Jack Long San Francisco Giants

Reid Love Baltimore OriolesLuke Lowery Arizona DiamondbacksDavid Lucroy Milwaukee BrewersSeth Maness St. Louis Cardinals

Jim Martin Cincinnati Reds

Ryan Massimo Atlanta Braves

Shane Mathews Baltimore Orioles

kieran Mattison Cleveland Indians

Clayton McCullough Cleveland Indians (Player)

Clayton McCullough Los Angeles Dodgers (Coach)Chase McDonald Houston AstrosJay McGraw Houston Astros

Travis Meyer Los Angeles Dodgers

Brad Mincey Miami Marlins

Mark Minicozzi Washington Nationals

Dale Mollenhauer Baltimore Orioles

Jerry Narron Milwaukee Brewers (Coach)

Johnny Narron New York Yankees (Player)

Johnny Narron Cleveland Indians (Coach)Richard Narron New York Mets

Sam Narron Washington Nationals (Coach)Jason Neitz San Francisco Giants

Ryan Norwood Chicago Cubs

Don Oxidine kansas City Royals

Bob Patterson Chicago Cubs

Davey Penny Boston Red Sox

John Poppert Washington Nationals

Tom Pruitt San Francisco Giants

Name TeamJohnny Rawls Baltimore Orioles

Jimmy Raynor Los Angeles Dodgers

Dean Reavis Pittsburgh Pirates

Jack Reinheimer Arizona DiamondbacksBilly Richardson San Diego Padres

Randy Rigsby Florida Marlins

kevin Riggs Cleveland Indians

David Ritchie kansas City Royals

kenny Robinette Cleveland Indians

Fred Rodriguez Chicago Cubs

kyle Roller Tampa Bay Rays

Josh Ruhlman kansas City Royals

Steve Salargo Baltimore Orioles

Dustin Sasser Chicago Cubs

Nick Schnabel Montreal Expos

Cory Scott Independent

Seth Simmons San Diego PadresJake Smith Oakland Athletics

Nick Smothers San Francisco Giants

Jim Snyder kansas City Royals

Mike Sorrell kansas City Royals

Raymie Staggs Montreal Expos

Bobby Supel Atlanta Braves

Marion Talton San Francisco Giants

Corey Thompson Chicago White Sox

Travis Thompson Texas Rangers

Tommy Toms San Francisco Giants

Chad Tracy Los Angeles Angels

Gerry Tryon San Francisco Giants

Glenn Tucker Atlanta Braves

Gene Turner Cleveland Indians

Larry Walters Chicago White Sox

Pat Watkins kansas City Royals

Chris West San Diego Padres

Lacy West San Francisco Giants

Mike Whitten Florida Marlins

Floyd Wicker St. Louis Cardinals

Billy Wilder kansas City Royals

George Williams San Francisco Giants

Ryan Williams Chicago CubsJohn Williamson Seattle Mariners

Adam Witter San Francisco Giants

Ryan Wood kansas City Royals

John Wooten Washington Nationals

Sonny Wooten kansas City Royals

Mike Wright Baltimore OriolesZach Wright Washington Nationals


Pirates In The DraftBelow is a list of East Carolina players that have been selected in the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft throughout the years.

Players listed in bold were on active rosters prior to the start of Spring Training (2017) (refer to page 152 for current teams).

Name Year Round Pick Team (Selection)Jeff Hoffman 2014 1 9 Toronto Blue JaysPat Watkins 1993 1 32 Cincinnati RedsJames Snyder 1968 2 38 Pittsburgh PiratesRichard “Rooster” Narron 1967 5 88 Washington Senators (II)Mike Wright 2011 3 94 Baltimore OriolesRicky Brooks 2005 3 95 Chicago White SoxTommy Toms 1973 6 126 San Francisco GiantsRonald Staggs 1975 6 130 Montreal ExposGreg Bunn 2004 5 144 Montreal ExposJack Reinheimer 2013 5 147 Seattle MarinersJustin Bristow 2008 5 161 Chicago CubsTommy Eason 1991 6 161 Philadelphia PhilliesRichard “Rooster” Narron 1966 9 171 Atlanta BravesLee Delfino 2001 6 181 Toronto Blue JaysMike Christopher 1985 7 181 New York YankeesRichard “Rooster” Narron 1967 12 187 New York MetsZach Wright 2011 6 211 Philadelphia PhilliesChad Tracy 2001 7 218 Arizona DiamondbacksVince Colbert 1968 11 234 Cleveland IndiansDevin Harris 2009 8 236 Baltimore OriolesShane Mathews 2007 8 249 San Francisco GiantsTrevor Lawhorn 2004 9 258 Cincinnati Redskyle Roller 2010 8 265 New York YankeesBobby Supel 1977 11 265 Detroit TigersRyan Norwood 2004 9 276 Chicago CubsJames Raynor 1966 14 279 Los Angeles DodgersRyan Williams 2014 10 289 Chicago CubsBobby Supel 1978 12 287 Atlanta BravesButch Davis 1980 12 301 kansas City RoyalsReid Love 2015 10 313 Baltimore Orioleskelly Robinette 1983 13 325 Cleveland IndiansDarryl Lawhorn 2004 11 326 Arizona DiamondbacksRyan Wood 2009 11 332 kansas City RoyalsMike Aldridge 1971 14 333 New York MetsGlenn Tucker 2003 11 337 Atlanta BravesChase McDonald 2013 13 347 Houston AstrosSeth Maness 2011 11 350 St. Louis CardinalsChris Heston 2009 12 357 San Francisco GiantsMike Jacobs 1994 14 383 Boston Red SoxZach Wright 2012 12 387 Los Angeles AngelsZach Houchins 2014 13 389 Los Angeles AnglesJohn Rawls 1965 22 393 Baltimore OriolesRaymie Styons 1980 16 394 San Diego PadresBill Wilder 1982 16 402 kansas City RoyalsLuke Lowery 2015 14 406 Arizona DiamondbacksCorey kemp 2008 14 428 Milwaukee BrewersBilly Richardson 2005 14 428 San Diego PadresSam Narron 2002 15 442 Texas RangersRichie Blackwell 1994 17 466 Pittsburgh PiratesSteve Godin 1990 17 472 Baltimore OriolesMatt Bishop 2004 17 502 Pittsburgh PiratesJohn Poppert 2004 17 504 Montreal ExposMark Minicozzi 2005 17 522 San Francisco Giants

Name Year Round Pick Team (Selection)Bob Patterson 1982 21 524 San Diego PadresJonathan Jenkins 1990 20 536 Chicago White SoxDale Mollenhauer 2007 17 539 Chicago White SoxDavid Ritchie 1989 21 543 kansas City RoyalsShawn Armstrong 2011 18 548 Cleveland IndiansJohn Williamson 2001 18 549 Seattle Marinerskevin Brandt 2012 18 572 Tampa Bay RaysStephen Batts 2009 19 587 Philadelphia PhilliesDavid Lucroy 2015 20 601 Milwaukee BrewersSteve Salargo 1999 20 607 Baltimore OriolesBob Davidson 1984 24 615 New York YankeesCarlton Barnes 1965 29 621 Cincinnati RedsJharel Cotton 2012 20 626 Los Angeles DodgersDustin Sasser 2007 21 637 Chicago CubsJake Smith 2006 21 638 Oakland AthleticsBrian Cavanaugh 2005 21 638 San Diego PadresClayton McCullough 2002 22 664 Cleveland IndiansJohn Gast 1991 25 665 Cincinnati RedsRyan Jones 2004 22 667 Oakland AthleticsTravis Meyer 1995 24 667 Los Angeles DodgersBilly Best 1980 27 672 kansas City RoyalsFred Rodriguez 1966 37 691 Chicago CubsMickey Britt 1980 30 714 San Diego PadresJoseph Hastings 2001 24 720 San Diego Padreskevin Riggs 1990 28 747 Cincinnati RedsWayne Britton 1965 56 756 Baltimore OriolesShane Mathews 2006 26 776 San Francisco GiantsJason Colquitt 1998 27 807 Detroit TigersJamie Borel 1994 29 809 Detroit TigersJim Snyder 1967 45 809 Baltimore OriolesChris West 1993 29 814 San Diego PadresDavey Penny 2003 28 834 Boston Red SoxBrad Mincey 2011 28 853 Miami MarlinsTim Flaherty 1997 30 898 San Francisco GiantsJohn Gast 1990 34 903 Cincinnati RedsBrian Fields 1997 30 907 Milwaukee BrewersNick Schnabel 2000 31 915 Montreal ExposCorey Thompson 2012 31 951 Chicago White SoxRandy Rigsby 1998 32 970 Florida MarlinsTyler Bolton 2014 33 990 Arizona DiamondbacksJason Howard 1999 33 998 Cincinnati RedsDustin Harrington 2010 34 1030 Chicago CubsTim Langdon 1990 39 1031 Cleveland IndiansTyler Joyner 2012 35 1063 kansas City RoyalsT.J. Hose 2008 36 1098 Arizona DiamondbacksJason Neitz 2007 37 1117 San Francisco GiantsJohn Wooten 2012 37 1129 Oakland AthleticsJohnny Beck 1994 43 1198 Philadelphia PhilliesSeth Simmons 2011 40 1204 Arizona DiamondbacksSeth Maness 2010 41 1247 Florida MarlinsRyan Wood 2008 42 1268 Milwaukee Brewerskyle Roller 2009 47 1413 Oakland AthleticsDevin Harris 2010 48 1458 San Francisco Giants


No-Hitters Larry Crayton – ECU 6, Appalachian State 0

April 18, 1961 – University Field (Greenville, N.C.)

Appalachian State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 0 0 4East Carolina 4 0 0 0 2 0 x – 6 3 2

IP H R ER BB SOCrayton 7 0 0 0 4 12

Dennis Burke – ECU 6, VMI 0 April 15, 1967 – University Field (Greenville, N.C.)

**VMI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 0 - -**East Carolina 0 0 0 0 0 0 x – 6 - -

IP H R ER BB SOBurke - 0 0 0 - -** - Line scores not available

Mickey Britt – ECU 8, Atlantic Christian 0 April 29, 1978 – Fleming Stadium (Wilson, N.C.)

** East Carolina 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 8 9 0Atlantic Christian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 0 0 0

IP H R ER BB SOBritt 9 0 0 0 3 9** - ECU line score not available

Charlie Smith – ECU 5, Atlantic Christian 0 April 28, 1982 – Harrington Field (Greenville, N.C.)

Atlantic Christian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 0 0 0East Carolina 0 0 0 0 0 5 x – 5 8 1

IP H R ER BB SOSmith 7 0 0 0 3 3

Brian Berckman – ECU 14, St. Bonaventure 0 April 18, 1987 – Harrington Field (Greenville, N.C.)

St. Bonaventure 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 0 0 4East Carolina 3 0 0 4 1 6 x – 14 9 2

IP H R ER BB SOBeckman 7 0 0 0 0 6

Jake Jacobs – ECU 6, Atlantic Christian 0 April 23, 1989 – Harrington Field (Greenville, N.C.)

Atlantic Christian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 0 0 2East Carolina 0 1 2 2 1 0 x – 6 6 2

IP H R ER BB SOJacobs 7 0 0 0 0 8

Jake Jacobs – ECU 2, Mount Olive 0 April 28, 1989 – Harrington Field (Greenville, N.C.)

Mount Olive 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 0 0 2East Carolina 0 0 0 1 1 0 x – 2 5 1

IP H R ER BB SOJacobs 7 0 0 0 5 6

Foye Minton – ECU 8, NC State 0 Feb. 14, 1999 – Riley Park (Charleston, S.C.)

N.C. State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 0 0 1East Carolina 1 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 x – 8 8 2

IP H R ER BB SOMinton 9 0 0 0 1 7

Foye Minton/ Davey Penny – ECU 5, Duke 0 Feb. 7, 2000 – Harrington Field (Greenville, N.C.)

Duke 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 0 0 1East Carolina 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 x – 5 8 2

IP H R ER BB SOMinton 7 0 0 0 1 5Penny 2 0 0 0 1 3

Ricky Brooks – ECU 3, Memphis 0 April 24, 2005 – Clark-LeClair Stadium (Greenville, N.C.)

Memphis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – 0 0 2East Carolina 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 x – 3 7 0

IP H R ER BB SOBrooks 9 0 0 0 0 14

CyclesMay 8, 1995 Brian Yerys vs. Duke (in kinston, N.C.)May 28, 1999 John Williamson vs. Southern (in Baton Rouge, La.)May 13, 2005 Billy Richardson vs. NavyMay 12, 2009 Ryan Wood at UNC WilmingtonApr. 30, 2010 Corey Thompson vs. Marshall


10+ Strikeouts In A Game20 Hal Baird vs. George Washington (May 5, 1970)19 Larry Crayton vs. Grambling (June 8, 1961)18 Bill Wilder vs. Davis & Elkins (Apr. 21, 1981)17 Ayden Butler vs. St. Augustine (Mar. 5, 1992)16 Dennis Burke vs. Furman (Apr. 30, 1966) Hal Baird vs. VMI (Apr. 19, 1970) Jeff Hoffman vs. Middle Tennessee (Apr. 17, 2014)15 Earl Boykin vs. Omaha (June 9, 1961) Richie Blackwell vs. Howard (Feb. 26, 1994) Zach Woods vs. Elon (Mar. 30, 2010)14 Pete Conaty vs. N.C. State (Mar. 19, 1977) Bob Patterson vs. Atlantic Christian (Apr. 22, 1981) Ricky Brooks vs. Memphis (Apr. 24, 2005) Jeff Hoffman vs. Western kentucky (Feb. 28, 2014)13 Hal Baird vs. N.C. State (Mar. 7, 1971) Bill Wilder vs. Baptist (Apr. 17, 1981) Jonathan Jenkins vs. George Mason (Apr. 20, 1990) Brett Billingsley vs. Marist (Mar. 11, 1995) Patrick Dunham vs. kentucky (Wilmington, N.C./ Feb. 24, 1996) Davey Penny vs. Memphis (Apr. 12, 2003) Evan Kruczynski vs. Tulane (April 8, 2016)12 Hal Baird at VMI (Apr. 4, 1971) Hal Baird at Richmond (May 1, 1971) Pete Conaty at Davidson (Apr. 9, 1977) Bill Wilder vs. N.C. State (Mar. 7, 1981) Bob Davidson vs. UNC Wilmington (Apr. 1, 1983) Daniel Boone vs. VCU (Mar. 14, 1987) Jeremy Shumacher at Winthrop (Mar. 24, 1998) Sam Narron vs. George Mason (Apr. 27, 2001) kevin Brandt vs. Rutgers (Mar. 20, 2011) Jharel Cotton vs. Tulane (Apr. 29, 2012) David Lucroy vs. Monmouth (Mar. 10, 2013)11 Tommy Toms vs. Richmond (Apr. 2, 1973) Bob Patterson vs. Southern Vermont (Apr. 5, 1980) Mike Williams vs. Charlotte (Apr. 25, 1980) Mike Christopher at N.C. State (Apr. 9, 1985) Jonathan Jenkins vs. VCU (Apr. 22, 1989) Jonathan Jenkins vs. Norfolk State (May 5, 1989) Richie Blackwell at Campbell (Mar. 12, 1992) Tom Moye vs. Campbell (May 5, 1992) Richie Blackwell vs. Yale (Mar. 14, 1994) Brooks Jernigan vs. Old Dominion (Apr. 6, 1997) Brooks Jernigan at College of Charleston (Apr. 26, 1998) Davey Penny vs. Richmond (Apr. 15, 2001) Davey Penny at UAB (Mar. 30, 2002) Brody Taylor vs. Charleston Southern (Mar. 12, 2004) Greg Bunn at Memphis (Mar. 27, 2004) Greg Bunn vs. UNC Wilmington (Kinston, N.C./ June 7, 2004) Chris Heston vs. Louisiana (May 1, 2009)

Zach Woods vs. Old Dominion (Feb. 23, 2010) Seth Maness at Pepperdine (Mar. 13, 2010) kevin Brandt at Memphis (Apr. , 2010) Seth Maness vs. Pepperdine (Mar. 14, 20) Jharel Cotton at UCF (Mar. 25, 2012) David Lucroy at Marshall (May , 2013) David Lucroy at Florida Atlantic (Apr. 27, 2014)10 Hal Baird at UNC Wilmington (Apr. 5, 1970) Bill Lucas vs. UNC Wilmington (Apr. 15, 1978) Parker Davis vs. South Carolina (May 5, 1979) Mickey Britt vs. South Carolina (May 6, 1979) Bob Patterson vs. N.C. Wesleyan (Apr. 23, 1980) Bill Wilder vs. Yale (Mar. 21, 1981) Bob Patterson vs. Princeton (Mar. 24, 1981) Bill Wilder at Atlantic Christian (Mar. 31, 1981) Bill Wilder vs. North Carolina (Apr. 7, 1981) Bill Wilder at North Carolina (Apr. 12, 1982) Mike Christopher vs. VCU (Mar. 7, 1985) Jimbo Peterson vs. William & Mary (Mar. 8, 1986) Gary Smith vs. Fairfield (Mar. 11, 1987) Jake Jacobs vs. UMass-Dartmouth (Mar. 13, 1987) Scott Stevens vs. VCU (Mar. 11, 1988) Tim Langdon vs. Norfolk State (May 6, 1990) Johnny Beck vs. North Carolina (Feb. 27, 1991) Johnny Beck vs. Maryland (Mar. 26, 1991) Johnny Beck vs. Howard (Feb. 29, 1992) Johnny Beck vs. UNC Greensboro (Apr. 1, 1992) Richie Blackwell vs. Campbell (Mar. 31, 1993) Johnny Beck vs. Virginia State (Feb. 16, 1994) Richie Blackwell vs. Temple (Mar. 9, 1994) Mike Sanburn vs. Old Dominion (Mar. 26, 1994) Mike Sanburn vs. North Carolina (Apr. 13, 1994) Richie Blackwell vs. Campbell (May 4, 1994) Jason Mills vs. Coppin State (Feb. 11, 1995) Patrick Dunham vs. George Mason (Kinston, N.C./ May 14, 1996) John Payne vs. Radford (Feb. 16, 1997) Brooks Jernigan vs. Virginia (Mar. 1, 1997) Brooks Jernigan at Richmond (Mar. 28, 1998) Brooks Jernigan vs. Old Dominion (Apr. 4, 1998) Brooks Jernigan at George Mason (Apr. 11, 1998) Foye Minton vs. UNC Greensboro (Mar. 23, 1999) Jeremy Schumacher vs. Radford (Feb. 26, 2000) Greg Bunn at Elon (Mar. 5, 2003) Greg Bunn vs. Charleston Southern (Mar. 13, 2004) Seth Maness vs. Pittsburgh (Mar. 8, 2008) Chris Heston at UAB (Apr. 3, 2009) kevin Brandt vs. North Carolina (Apr. 22, 2009) Davis Kirkpatrick vs. High Point (May 13, 2014) Evan Kruczynski vs. UCF (Apr. 24, 2015)


ECU Complete Game ShutoutsApr. 18, 1961 Larry Crayton vs. Appalachian State (6-0/No-Hitter)June 4, 1963 Pete Barnes vs. Cal Western (7-0)Apr. 15, 1967 Dennis Burke vs. VMI (6-0/No-Hitter)Mar. 19, 1969 Wayne king vs. Ithaca (3-0)Mar. 29, 1969 Ron Hastings vs. Dartmouth (13-0)Apr. 2, 1969 Willie Robinson vs. Cornell (5-0)Apr. 12, 1969 Ron Hastings vs. Davidson (6-0)Apr. 19, 1969 Ron Hastings vs. Davidson (3-0)May 3, 1969 Ron Hastings vs. The Citadel (5-0)Mar. 27, 1970 Ron Hastings vs. Dartmouth (1-0)Apr. 14, 1970 Hal Baird vs. The Citadel (1-0/7 IP)Apr. 19, 1970 Hal Baird vs. VMI (7-0)Apr. 26, 1970 Ron Hastings at George Washington (2-0)Apr. 29, 1970 Sonny Robinson vs. Furman (6-0)May 8, 1970 Ron Hastings vs. George Washington (7-0)Mar. 17, 1971 Ron Hastings vs. Ithaca (3-0)Mar. 17, 1973 Tommy Toms vs. Furman (4-0/7 IP)Mar. 17, 1973 Bill Godwin vs. Furman (3-0/7 IP)Mar. 18, 1973 Bill Godwin vs. Virginia (3-0)Mar. 19, 1973 Tommy Toms vs. Duke (6-0)Mar. 22, 1973 Russ Smith vs. Dartmouth (6-0)Apr. 14, 1973 Tommy Toms at Davidson (12-0/7 IP)Mar. 24, 1974 Bill Godwin vs. Shippenburg (6-0/7 IP)Mar. 30, 1974 Wayne Bland vs. Davidson (12-0/7 IP)Apr. 1, 1974 Dave LaRussa vs. Richmond (6-0)Apr. 6, 1974 Dave LaRussa vs. Appalachian State (2-0/7 IP)Mar. 17, 1975 Steve Herring vs. Furman (2-0/7 IP)Apr. 16, 1976 Mickey Britt at Appalachian State (2-0/7 IP)Mar. 26, 1977 Larry Daughtridge vs. VMI (3-0/7 IP)Mar. 26, 1977 Mickey Britt vs. VMI (8-0/7 IP)Mar. 31, 1977 Larry Daughtridge vs. Richmond (6-0/7 IP)Mar. 31, 1977 Terry Durham vs. Richmond (5-0/7 IP)Apr. 9, 1977 Pete Conaty at Davidson (1-0/7 IP)Mar. 5, 1978 Mickey Britt vs. NC State (5-0/7 IP)Apr. 15, 1978 Bill Lucas vs. UNC Wilmington (8-0)Apr. 29, 1978 Mickey Britt at Atlantic Christian (8-0/No-Hitter)Mar. 11, 1979 Mickey Britt vs. Connecticut (4-0)Mar. 12, 1979 Parker Davis vs. Charlotte (14-0/7 IP)Mar. 22, 1979 Bob Patterson vs. Methodist (4-0/7 IP)May 1, 1979 Mickey Britt vs. N.C. Wesleyan (13-0/7 IP)Mar. 9, 1980 Bill Wilder vs. Connecticut (1-0/7 IP)Mar. 23, 1980 Bill Wilder vs. Ohio (1-0/7 IP)Apr. 8, 1980 Bill Wilder at Campbell (6-0)Apr. 26, 1980 Bill Wilder vs. UNC Wilmington (4-0)Apr. 27, 1980 Ricky Ramey vs. Atlantic Christian (6-0/7 IP)Apr. 27, 1980 Bob Patterson vs. Atlantic Christian (4-0/7 IP)Mar. 7, 1981 Bill Wilder vs. NC State (2-0)Mar. 24, 1981 Bob Patterson vs. Princeton (1-0/7 IP)Apr. 3, 1981 Bill Wilder at Charlotte (11-0)Apr. 21, 1981 Bill Wilder vs. Davis & Elkins (1-0)Apr. 17, 1981 Bob Patterson vs. Campbell (7-0)Mar. 5, 1982 Bill Wilder vs. James Madison (3-0)Mar. 12, 1982 Bob Patterson vs. Connecticut (11-0/7 IP)Mar. 17, 1982 Charlie Smith vs. Fairfield (9-0/7 IP)Apr. 7, 1982 Bob Patterson at NC State (2-0)Apr. 28, 1982 Charlie Smith vs. Atlantic Christian (5-0/7 IP/No-Hitter)

May 28, 1982 Bob Patterson vs. North Carolina (Columbia, S.C./1-0)Mar. 19, 1983 Charlie Smith vs. George Mason (5-0/7 IP)Apr. 19, 1983 Winfred Johnson at UNC Wilmington (6-0)Mar. 1, 1984 Winfred Johnson vs. Atlantic Christian (1-0)May 11, 1984 Jimbo Peterson vs. La Salle (Harrisonburg, Va./5-0)Apr. 17, 1985 Daniel Boone vs. William & Mary (5-0)Mar. 1, 1986 Winfred Johnson vs. Barton (2-0)Mar. 8, 1986 Jimbo Peterson vs. William & Mary (2-0)Mar. 18, 1986 Jake Jacobs vs. Pittsburgh-Bradford (12-0/7 IP)Mar. 18, 1986 Craig Van Deventer vs. Pittsburgh-Bradford (9-0/7 IP)Mar. 26, 1986 Craig Van Deventer vs. Ohio (5-0)Apr. 16, 1986 Jimbo Peterson at William & Mary (2-0)Mar. 13, 1987 Jake Jacobs vs. UMass-Dartmouth (6-0)Apr. 18, 1987 Brian Berckman vs. St. Bonaventure (14-0/7 IP/No-Hitter)Mar. 6, 1988 Brian Berckman vs. Fairfield (13-0/7 IP)Mar. 14, 1988 Jake Jacobs vs. Connecticut (5-0)Apr. 2, 1988 Jake Jacobs vs. William & Mary (5-0/7 IP)Apr. 16, 1989 Jonathan Jenkins vs. UNC Wilmington (9-0/7 IP)Apr. 23, 1989 Jake Jacobs vs. Atlantic Christian (6-0/7 IP/No-Hitter)Apr. 28, 1989 Jake Jacobs vs. Mt. Olive (2-0/7 IP/No-Hitter)Apr. 14, 1990 Jonathan Jenkins vs. James Madison (6-0/7 IP)Mar. 28, 1992 Johnny Beck vs. UNC Wilmington (1-0/7 IP)Feb. 20, 1993 Lyle Hartgrove vs. UNC Greensboro (3-0)Feb. 27, 1993 Lyle Hartgrove vs. Howard (14-0/5 IP)Feb. 28, 1993 WW Mike Sanburn vs. Howard (4-0/7 IP)Feb. 28, 1993 Howard Whitfield vs. Howard (9-0/7 IP)Mar. 8, 1993 Richie Blackwell vs. St. Augustine (11-0/7 IP)Mar. 14, 1993 Mike Sanburn vs. UNC Greensboro (1-0)Mar. 18, 1993 Howard Whitfield vs. Marist (2-0/7 IP)May 20, 1993 Mike Sanburn vs. Liberty (6-0)May 4, 1994 Richie Blackwell vs. Campbell (1-0)Mar. 23, 1996 Patrick Dunham vs. William & Mary (3-0)Mar. 23, 1996 Bryan Smith vs. William & Mary (8-0/7 IP)May 14, 1996 Patrick Dunham vs. George Mason (Kinston, N.C./1-0)Mar. 10, 1997 Brian Fields vs. St. John’s (2-0/7 IP)Feb. 14, 1999 Foye Minton vs. NC State (8-0/No-Hitter)Feb. 7, 2000 Foye Minton & Davey Penny vs. Duke (5-0/No-Hitter)Feb. 18, 2000 Scott Greene vs. George Washington (3-0)Apr. 30, 2000 Foye Minton vs. George Mason (15-0)May 10, 2001 Sam Narron at UNC Wilmington (3-0)May 23, 2003 Jason Tourangeau vs. Houston (New Orleans, La./5-0)Mar. 26, 2005 Ricky Brooks vs. Charlotte (6-0)Apr. 24, 2005 Ricky Brooks vs. Memphis (3-0/No-Hitter)Apr. 2, 2006 Brody Taylor vs. Houston (3-0)Mar. 2, 2008 Justin Bristow vs. Monmouth (6-0)Apr. 26, 2008 Justin Bristow vs. Presbyterian (3-0)May 31, 2008 T.J. Hose vs. Columbia (Conway, S.C./9-0)Mar. 4, 2011 Seth Maness vs. Pepperdine (2-0)May 27, 2011 Seth Maness vs. Southern Miss (Pearl, Miss./4-0)Mar. 10, 2013 David Lucroy vs. Monmouth (4-0)Mar. 29, 2013 Jeff Hoffman vs. N.C. Central (3-0)Mar. 28, 2014 Reid Love vs. UMBC (6-0)Apr. 29, 2014 Reid Love at North Carolina (1-0)Mar. 7, 2015 Evan kruczynski vs. Monmouth (2-0)Apr. 2, 2015 Reid Love vs. Tulane (3-0)

Pirates on 40-Man Rosters(2017)

Jharel Cotton

Jack Reinheimer

Chris Heston

Mike Wright

Shawn Armstrong

Seth Maness

Jeff Hoffman

Luke Bolka

Bryce Harman

Jacob Wolfe

Charlie Yorgen

Kirk Morgan

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