2012 Army Baseball Media Guide

Cole White Zach Price

Kevin McKague

Nate Stone

Nick Hill

Milan ‘ Dinga Kyle Scogin

Joey Henshaw

Twelve different Army baseball players have earned a total of 34 All-America honors (preseason, postseason, academic, freshman) the past eight years: Name Tyler Anderegg, P Milan Dinga, OF-RP Milan Dinga, RP Milan Dinga, RP Joey Henshaw, DH Nick Hill, SP Nich Hill, SP Nick Hill, SP Nick Hill, SP Nich Hill, SP Nick Hill, SP Nick Hill, SP Nick Hill, SP Ben Koenigsfeld, OF-SP Ben Koenigsfeld, OF-RP Kevin McKague, 1B Kevin McKague, 1B Kevin McKague, 1B Kevin McKague, 1B Clint Moore, SS Clint Moore, SS Clint Moore, SS Clint Moore, SS Clint Moore, SS Zach Price, 2B Zach Price, 2B Kyle Scogin, SS Kyle Scogin, SP Nate Stone, 2B Cole White, OF-SP Cole White, UTY Cole White, UTY Schuyler Williamson, C Schuyler Williamson, C

Citing Year CoSIDA Academic, Third Team 2009 Louisville Slugger Freshmen 2004 NCBWA, Third Team 2006 NCBWA Preseason, First Team 2007 ABCA Second Team 2009 Louisville Slugger Freshmen 2004 Louisville Slugger, Third Team 2004 Louisville Slugger Preseason, Third Team 2005 ABCA Second Team 2005 Louisville Slugger, Second Team 2005 Louisville Slugger Preseason, Second Team 2006 NCBWA Preseason, First Team 2006 CoSIDA Academic, Third Team 2007 CoSIDA Academic, Third Team 2010 CoSIDA Academic, Second Team 2011 Louisville Slugger Freshmen 2008 Louisville Slugger Preseason, Third Team 2011 NCBWA Preseason, Second Team 2011 College Baseball Lineup Preseason, Third Team 2011 Louisville Slugger Freshmen 2008 ABCA Third Team 2009 Ping! Baseball Honorable Mention 2009 Ping! Baseball Preseason 2010 College Baseball Lineup Preseason, Second Team 2010 Louisville Slugger Freshmen 2009 Ping! Baseball Freshmen, Third Team 2009 ABCA Third Team 2005 Louisville Slugger, Third Team 2005 ABCA Third Team 2004 Louisville Slugger Freshmen 2005 Louisville Slugger Preseason, Third Team 2008 NCBWA Preseason, Third Team 2008 CoSIDA Academic, Third Team 2004 NCBWA Preseason, Third Team 2005

Clint Moore

Schulyer Williamson

Tyler Anderegg

2012 SCHEDULE FEBRUARY Fri. Sat. Sun. Sat. Sun.

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NCAA Regionals NCAA Super Regionals

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HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS * Patriot League Game ! WPDH Hudson Valley Baseball Classic (Fishkill, N.Y.) + Spring Break Trip to Florida

WWW.GOARMYSPORTS.COM

2012 0 A ARMY R BASEBALL B A BA

Senio or 2B Zach Price • Team Captain

• 2009 9 Pat a ri riot iot Leaagu guee Ro Rookie Rook kiee of th the Y Yeear • Tw Two-time me Allll-P Pat atri riiot Lea eaguue (fi (ffiirrst st tteea eam) m) • Tw Twowoo-ti t me Aca ti cade demi de mic A Alll--Di D st stri rriict rict ct (second cond co d team) ea • Paatr t io iott Leaguee All-A -A Acaade demiic Te Team am

Seenio or C J.T. Watkins • Teeam Captain

• Al Alll-Pa Patr triott Le League (se second team) m) • Jo J hn hnnyy Bencch Award d Wat atch ch Lis istt (2 (201 011) 1)) • Na Name med P Paaatr trio tr iot Le Leag ague’s top p deffen e sive ve catch atch at c er er by cco on feerrenc enccee coa en oacch hes es prio rriio orr to lastt ssea easo sonn

ARMY TRADITION ERIC RIC TIP TIPTON IP PTO ON O N

ARMY SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES Name..................... Induction Year Bob Neyland* ...................... 2004 Eric Tipton ........................... 2005 Steve Reich ......................... 2006 Barry DeBolt ........................ 2007 Arnold Galiffa ...................... 2007 John Boretti ......................... 2008 Mike Silliman ...................... 2008 Mike Scioletti ...................... 2011 *Charter Class Member

STEVE REICH

ERIC TIPTON

NCAA REGIONALS 2000, 2004, 2005, 2009

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997, 2000, 2004, 2005, 2009

ARMY TRADITION • FIVE PATRIOT LEAGUE TITLES • FOUR NCAA TOURNAMENT BERTHS • EIGHT STRAIGHT 22-WIN SEASONS

ROAD TO REGIONALS

ROAD TO REGIONALS

PLAYERS’ PERSPECTIVES “To have the opportunity to be a part of the long gray line here at West Point has been a greatt experiience so far. I am very hum mbled by it, and to be surrounded by such outstanding individualss is an honor.

I consider myself lucky to be part of the Army Baseball Family as it truly is a family of guys that love to play the game.”

— ALEX JENSEN ’15 “II cam ame to o West esst Po oint in nt fo forr th the op opp port po rtu tun unit itie ie es whil wh hile ile I am il mh her ere an er and wh he en n Ig grrad duate uate ua te. e. The va allue ues th that at W Wes esst P Po oin nt in inssttil ills iin n iitts ca ade dets etss a are re thi hing hing gs wh w hiic ch I tr ch try to to livve my my lif ife e byy eve very ryy d day ay,, e evven nb be efor ef ore I ca ame m h her erre. er e. The e. he atm tmotmoossp phe here re fittss myy per ersso onali na al tyy a an nd n d giv ive ess me mo ore re opp ppo orrtu tun niities ties ti es ffor or su or uc cce essss tth han an any ny otth her er o opt p io pt ion. n” n.

— ER E IK IK WAS ASH HB BURN URN ’14 UR ’14 ’1

“I chose to come to West Point because I had the opportunity to further my baseball career and my professional career in the United States Army. Being at West Point allows me to create a life of happiness and security for my family and to contribute to the happiness and security of the United States as a whole.”

— CHRIS ROWLEY ’13 “II cam a e to to Wesst Po Poin in nt, first and ffor orrem mos ost st, t, to pllay a NCA AA Divisi Di sio on I baseb aseb as bal all in n ord rder er tto de d ve elo l p no ot on o ly as a p ay pl ayer er, bu butt a ass a per erso so on. Add dittio i na nall lly, y, the h cha ha lengi hall ging ng g e uc ed uca atio on dr drew e me to U ew USM SM MA. A. I h hav ave e a pas passssiio ona nate te lovve fo for God an Go and dm my cou ount ntry nt ry a an nd I fee ee el th that at Wes e t Po Poin Poi int is a p int pla lace la ace e that th a iiss con at nduc nd u iv uc ive e of o tho h se e val alue ues. s.””

— NI NICK C DIG CK GNA ACC C O ’1 14 “I c “I cho ho ose se Wes estt Po P in nt b be eca caus u e I wa ant nted ed d tto o pl play ay on a co c mpetiiti pe tive ve Diiv ivis issio on I te team with itth th he ab abil i it il ityy to t mak ke it tto oa S pe Su p r Re eg gion gi on o nal al. I also wante te ed tto o learn n in a sttim imul ulat ul atin at ing in g ac cad de em mic c env n ir iro onm onm me ent n and d ear a n a re r p pu uta t bl ble e de degr gree gr ee ee.” e.”

— CO CONN NNO OR O R LOV OVE E ’1 14

CHRIS ROWLEY

“W Whe en I vi visi sitte site ed W ed We est st Poiint nt,, evver eryb yb bod dy I ta talk lk ke ed d tto ha h a ad d come co ome me fro rom so o man any di diff ffer ere rent ent pl plac ace es. I fou ound n it prre it etttty ssp ett pec eciia al th tha att all ll the hese se ed dif ifffe fere rent nt bac ackkkgrroun ou o unds nds w nd we ere e worrki king ng ffor o th or he e ssam a e ullti am t ma mate te eg go oal. oa I th t ou ough gh ht it it wou ould ld be a pr pret ett tty ty sspe pec pe ciia all opp p or o tu uni nity ityy t lea to e rn fro om al all of of tthe hese he hese e wa allks ks of li life fe. Not to me mention ti on the e cou unt ntle esss opp ppo orrtu uni nitie ties ti es tha at th thiss plla this ace ce offfere fe red re d al a re ead adyy fo forr ot othe he er le lea arrni ning ng exp ng x erriie enc nces es. You u ca c an’ n’tt fi find nd tthi nd hsm hi miix of o edu uca cati tio on o n, le ea ad der ership ersh ship sh p, an and tte eam amwo w rrk k jjus ust us st an a yw ywhe h re he e.””

—R RY YAN N DAV AVIIS S ’1 12 2

ON WEST POINT “I a “I alw lw way ays th thoug gh ht ab abou out b be ein ing ng in in tthe he h e miillittar ary, y, how owevver er, th tha att was as ove versh rrssha hado hado dowe w d byy we my des my esir esir ire e to ob bec eco ecom om me a ph hys ysic icia ic ia an an and nd m myy lov ove fo for ba basse bas eba all ll. So ll.

So w whe hen I wa w s intr tro tr oodu d uced ed to o Wes e t Po Poin int I re int real real a izzed d tha hat this this th is iins nstitu ns tittu ti uttiio on n wo ou ulld d be th the he id de ea al plac ace e fo for me e. Bu Butt itt w was as nott unt nti tiill I had ad the e opp pporrtu tuni nityy to vi ni nity visi sit We si Wes esstt Po oiint in ntt and nd exp per erie ien nce nc iitts ts m ma ajje est sti tic ic na attur ture urre th that a I ma at ad de my my dec ecis cis isio ion to to com ome he here ere.” re.” re — PA PATTR RIC ICK ME MES SC CHE H R ’1 ’14 4 ““The “T T e tthi hing ng that b brrough ough ht me me tto o We West Wes st Poi oint nt was as th he e opp pporrtu ppor tuni niity ty to be a p par arrt o som of omethi hiing g big gge ger th than an n mys yse elllff. f. I did dn’ n t wa want ntt tto n o pl playy basseb e al all at ano oth ther er uniivversityy an un nd d be k kn now own si simp mplyy a ass a an n ath thle lete te e. He Here I a am mm mo ore re.. Yo You’ u re h u’ hel ed el to the to he hig ghe hest est stta an nd d da ards and ard ar d exp xpec ectte ed to o be at you our b be esstt at all all ti t me es. s. I cou co ulldn dn’t find thiss anywh nywhe ny ere ee ellse se..””

— HA HAR ROLD EA AR RLS LS ’’15 15

“I came to West Point to challenge myself as a person and become the man that God has called me to be. I also came to strive toward my academic and leadership goals. West Point is the best leadership instittution in the world, and one of the best academic institutions in the nation. The life lessons learned and friendships made here will last a lifetime.”

— ZACH PRICE ’1 12 “G Goi oing ing g to West st Poi oint nt is th the e opp po orrttu un nit nitty of a lif ifet etim et ime. e Ass I pre r pa pare m se my self self l tto ob be e a fut utu ure offfice cerr a an nd le lead ad d sol oldi diier erss,, I get e to o pl play ay the the e gam ame me I love lo ve and rec eceiive one of th the eb be est st edu duca cattio ca tion ons in the he wo orrld ld. d. I tr trul uly lo uly oo ok k at the Army myy Basseb ebal all Fa ami mily lyy as myy sec econ ond fa ami milyy and nd my tea team te amma atte es a ass b othe br h rss wh ho o hel e p me carry arryy on even thro oug ou gh h the he mos ost st ost stre ren re nuou us days.

I can’tt h he elp l but be in insp s ir sp ired ed db by th he gr grea ea at le ead a er ers who who ha have ve come e be b fo ore me e, an nd I am m for orev ever er gra atefu f l fo f r th he o op ppo p rt rtu un nitty to p play ba ase seba ball l while prrep e ar arin ing m in myyse s lf tto o fi figh ht for fo or th his is gre rea at coun at ntryy.” nt .”

— DA DANI N EL L COR ORTE TES S ’1 ’15 5 “II cho hose se We esst Po P intt be b ca aus use e playin ing g th the e sp spor ortt I lo love ew wit ith a gr g oup off guy u s that th hatt sha h re the h sam a e resp resp s ect ec c an and d lo ove ffor orr the g ga ame th that att I ha avve e hass alw ways ayys be een a d dre eam a o off mine ne.. I al a so ch ho ose se tto o co ome here ee be ecausse I wa antted e to ea earn r a deg rn e re ee from om map pre re emie miier er uni n ve vers rssit ity. y. No othe ot othe herr pl plac ce c co oul oul u d ha have v giv iven en n me th thes e e op opp port orrttun nitie ies. s.”” s.

— AN ND DR REW W JOH HNS N ON N ’13 1

“I chose West Po oint because it was the best opportu unity forr me to get a greatt educa ation and pla ay baseball at the e highest collegiate leve el.”

— LOGAN LEE E ’1 2

ZACH PRICE

COACHES’ PERSPECTIVES “Winners are always striving for something more. They have a competitive edge that separates them from everyone else. They never seem to weigh the odds before accepting a challenge. They push themselves to the limits to maximize their ability in all aspects of life. To be at West Point is to be a winner. You attend college in hopes of setting yourself up for success in the future. Your goal is to open as many doors as possible. No place in the world accomplishes that better than West Point. West Pointers have been an integral part of our past and will be an integral part of our future. There is no place I’d rather be.”

— JOE SOTTOLANO, HEAD COACH “The opportunity to be a part of the best leadership development institution in the world, and to coach on the grounds that many of our nation’s very best leaders once walked is truly a humbling experience. I am extremely proud to be working alongside many of the very best young men that America has to offer. In addition, the support that the Army baseball program receives is remarkable, both from an alumni and an administrative standpoint. The combination of these two aspects makes this an extraordinary opportunity.”

— ANTHONY DeCICCO, ASSISTANT COACH “I am proud to be a member of the West Point family. The unique qualities of life education received at the United States Military Academy, both in the classroom and on the baseball field, are remarkable. Every day I am at West Point, I understand the incredible closeness here, and I see the vibrant, active alumni network, and how they help each other. The support within the baseball family is awesome as well, and I’m excited to be a part of it. It’s an honor to work with the outstanding cadets on the baseball team, and we will all work hard to make the United States Military Academy proud.”

— MATT REID, ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH

MATT REID

JOE SOTTOLANO

ANTHONY DeCICCO

NOTABLE ALUMNI

SHANE KIMBROUGH ’89 2008 SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION BASEBALL LETTERWINNER, 1987-89

BUZZ ALDRIN

NORMAN SCHWARZKOPF

JOHN PERSHING

DWIGHT EISENHOWER

AT WEST POINT, IT IS OFTEN SAID …

“MUCH OF THE HISTORY WE TEACH WAS MADE BY PEOPLE WE TAUGHT.”

WHY WEST POINT? “Any “A nyy of u uss who ho wen ent th t ro oug u h tth he pr p ocesss; s; a any nyo ny on ne who fe feltt th he e fla am me me of tha hat fu furna rnac rn ace, e, cam ame a ame aw way ay a alt lter lt ere er ed in tth ed h he e way wa w ay we ggo o ab bou out ru runn nin in ing ou ur live liive es. s. So om me pa parrtt of itt is th part the be belilie ef tth ef hat yyo hat ha ou a arre no ot o on nllyy doi oing n it fo or pe p ersson nal al glo ory ry, bu but yyo but ou do do it be beca caus use itt iis yyo our u res espo pons nssib ibility itty. y. IItt’ t’s p pa arrtt ar off b bei eing ei ngg a me em mbe ber er of TTh he Corp he pss an nd de eac ach h of of us tth hatt h hav avve fe feltt tth hat ha magic feel ma feel e fe esp speccia sp iallllyy pr priv ivvilleg eged d to ha havve ve do on ne so.””

- HEIIS SM MAN AN TRO ROPH PHY WI WINN NNER NNER ER PET ETE D DA AWK WKIN NS

PETE DAWKINS

“A “As As I lo ook ok back ack over ac overr my ca ov are reerr in gove go ove ern nment ment me nt,, iin n bussin ne esss, ss, s, of cou of urs rse in the e mililittar ary, I th hiink nk W Wes esst Po Poiin nt wa as a ve erryy in infl nflflue u nttia ue al ex exp exp pe erien ence ce e. Itt harde ardene ar de ene ed a se ens nse o off dis iscipl isci cip ci pllin ne, e, a sse ens nse o off resspo pons onssib ibiilit ity, y dutty an y, nd in inte inte tegr g itty and also gr allso o vver eryy happ ha ppilily co pp c mb mbin ined e an al aler le errtn r tn nes ess of of m min ind in d an and bo body dy.” dy .”

- FOR ORME ME ER SE SECR CRET E AR ARYY O OF F STATE TATE TA E ALEXA LEXA LE AND N ER R HAI AIG

“Forr h “For he ere we er ere we tra rain the he me en n and d wom men n who hosse e dut uty it is to to de efe fend nd tthe he h e Rep epub ubl blic, lic, c tthe he e men a an nd n d wom men n who hosse e prro ofe fes ess ssio sio on iss wattcchf wa hful ulne ul ne ess sss,, wh whos osse ssk killl iiss vviggillanc an a nce ce, wh hose ose ca os allllin ing ng is to gu uar ard d th he p ac pe ace, e,, b bu ut iiff need ut ed be, e, tto o fifigh ght a ght gh an nd wi win. n.”” n.

- PRE ESID IDE DENT NT R RO ONALD ON LD RE REAG GAN N

ALEXANDER HAIG

“WEST POINT IS THE RING. IT’S THE FOUNDATION OF EVERYTHING I HAVE DONE.” - MIKE KRZYZEWSKI ‘69

RONALD REAGAN

WHY WEST POINT? ““IIn th the even enin ing of of my me memo mory ory ry, al alw wa ays ays ys I com ome ba back back ck to We West st Po oiint nt. nt.

Alwa Al lw wa ays ys the here e echoe oes an and re re-e ech hoe oe ess .... Du Duty Dut ty -- Hono nor ---- Cou nor unt ntry. ryy Today To day mark da ma m arks rk ks m myy final na ro olll cca alll wit ith yo you u. Bu u. utt I want ant yyo an ou to to know no ow, w, wh hen en I ccro ro oss s the he riv iver er, r, m myy lasst co ons nsci cio ci ious th tho ough ou ghtss wilill be e of TTh he Corp Co Cor rps ...... an and Th and The eC Co orrp orp ps ...... an and Th he Co Corp Corp rpss ...” .....” .

- GENER EN E NER RAL AL DOU OUGL GL GLA LA AS S Ma ac cAR ARTTH ARTH HUR R

“As I lo “As “A loo ok kb bac acck on my liiffe a e, I’I ll alw lway ayys re reve v re the e opp oppo op po ort rtun uniittie un es tth hat a came a allon ong tth ong hatt bro roug oug ught ht a abo b utt bo tth he ch choi oice ce e I made to o go to Westt Po Poin int. t I jjus ustt feel el tth hat at it wa w s fu und nda am men enta al in n mol oldi ding ngg th he e fab abricc of o myy liiffe. m e. TThe he h e exp xperrie enc nces es tha hat I ha ad att Wesst Po Poin nt, tth heyy werre ir i re repl p ac pl acea ea abl ble e.” e. e.”

- AST STRO RONA AUT E EDW DW WIN N “BU B ZZ ZZ”” A AL LDR DRIN

DO D OUG OUG UGLA AS MacA MacART Ma cA ART TH HU UR

““TThis hiis nat h nation na n is gr grat atefu eful ef ul ttha hatt ffo ha ourr ye ea ars aggo o eve v ry man ma an a an nd wo wom wom ma an gr grad a ua ad u ti ting ngg tod o a ayy mad de a lilife fefe ch han a ging ngg deccisio n on. You ou lefft tth he co om mffor orts tss and nd ffam am amil milia illia iarr su surr urr rro oun nd din ngs gs of civili vililia ian lif ife,, and dev evot o ed ot d yyou ou o urrssel e ve es to on ne of the nob ble lest p lest pro ro ofe fess s io ss onss in a fr fre ee ccou ee oun ou nttry-y -th the prrofes p ofe of esssi sion n of armss.””

- FOR O ME ER VI VICE CE P PR RES RE SIIDE DENT ENTT DIC CK CH C EN ENE EY EY

“Y u ha “You ave ah av ahea ad of you ou u tthe he h e be esst of e o alll pro rofe rofe ess ssio ons ns. ns.

Beingg a lea le eader is th the e be best st thin st ng you can ng an possi ossi os sibl bly be b e and d yyo ou’re at a ssch ou ou’ c ool th t at a wililll m ma ake you the he besst be st po osssi sibl ble le lead ader er. We est st Poi oint nt iiss th the ri ring ngg. It’ n Itt’s ’s the e f un fo unda datiion n of ev ever eryt ytthi h ng I hav ave e do done ne.” .”

-H HEA AD CO C AC ACH H MI MIKE KE K KRZ RZYZ RZ Y EW EWSK SKI

“W Wes e t Po Poin int’s gr int’ g ad adua uate ua tess ha te ave ser er d Am er erved mer eric i a in man ic any, y, man a y wa ays ys..

Not o Not No on nly by lle ead adin ng troo oo opss iin nto co nt omb bat at,, bu butt al also s b so byy ex expl plo or oring frron nti t errs, foun fo ndiing n un niive ive v rs r it i ies, ies, llay a in ingg out the the ra th r illro road ads, ad s, bui uild lld diin ng the Pa Pana ama a Cana nal,l,, run unniing n corpo orp or po ora r tiion ons, s,, ser ervvin ngg iin n th the Co Cong nggress n re ess s and nd TThe e Whi hitte te Hous Ho use e, and d walking ngg on th he moon.. TTh hro roug ugh h ou ourr hi hist s ory, whe hene neve ve er d du uty c lled ca d, th the me men n an and d wo omen no off We esst Pointt have nev ever e fa aiile l d uss, an nd I s ea sp eak k fo for al a l Am Amer e icca an ns wh hen n I ssayy, I kn know yyou ou nev ever wilill. ill.l ” - PR PRE ES SID I EN E T BIL BIL BI LL L CLI LINT NTTON O

DICK CHENEY

BILL CLINTON

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE ACADE USMA avera MIC FACT: age cla lass siz ize is is stu tudents ts.

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Att Wes est Po Poin Poin int, t, bas aseb seb ebal alp pllayyer e s, lik ke al all ot othe her ca he cade dets, de tss, mu mustt exhi exh ex hib biit pr profi oficie ien nc cy in cy n th he e cla lass ssro ro oo om m as w we elll as in n miilliittar aryy and ca and an cade dett tr tra ain ai niing ng.. Ar Arm myy bas ase eb bal all pl all play aye errs h ha ave v no ott onl nly su suc cceed ce ee ed ded, ed, tth ed hey hav a e exxce celled lled ll d.

Seven Army baseball players have been named to the Academic All-America squad over the years. Ben Koenigsfeld was selected to the Academic All-America Third Team in 2010 and the Second Team in 2011.

The h Cen ente terr for te fo or En Enh ha h anc nced ed d Per e form fo orm man ance e ((CE CE EP) P is a st sta attee-of of-t -the he art rt faci fa cili ci lity li ty com ty com mmi mitt ttted d to to de eve v lo opi p ng g th he e ful ull po pote tent nttial ntia ia al off eac ach h ca c de et thro oug u h comp mpre pre rehe ehe hens ensi nssiv ive me ment ntal nt all tou ugh hne ness s and nd aca ade demi mic c sk skil illlss training. It offerss tth hre ree p prro og gra amss des esig ign gne ned to o m max axxim axi imiz ize We W st Poi oint n nt cadet pe p rformanc nce, e, as as we w ll as ex exp po ort tthe he h ese se crriitiica cal me men nttal a ski k ll llss to the th he e Unit Un ited ed S Sta t tess Ar A my at la arge. rge. rg e.

The h Perform r ance Enhan nce cem ceme me ent nt Pro ogr ga am m (PE (PE PEP) P) is th the na the attiion on’ss m mos o t os comp mpre rehe h nsive trrai aining program for or llea ear ea arnin rnin rn ng, g, prra act ctic i ing an a dm ma asstterrin ng the in inta tang ngib ible e mental skillss that un nde derl erl r ie h hum um um man an n p pe erfo er form rman ance ce;; confidence c des e pite setba backs, concent ntra rra ati t on n a ami miids m dstt di dist sttra actio cttio on nss, an nd compossur ure e un u de derr st s re r ss ss. Ca C dets parti tici ciipa pate tte e in iin ndi divi vid du ual ua al trraining session ns duri r ng fre ee periods in the h ir acade de emic sche ssc che hedu hedu dule lle e, learning, and then n applying the skil i ls of imag a ery, attenttion n co con ontr tro tro oll, energy management, and goa en o l setting. Bio i feed edba ba ack ck tra ain inin ing allo al l wss cadets to learn crucial self-re lo regu gulation techniques, s an nd so oph phis i tica c ted d audio an nd vide d o simulati t on ns of game and prrac cti tice tice e sit i ua u ti t on o s arre used e to fa ed f cilita ate men enta tal re rehe ear arsa sal of o sp pec ecifi ific ifi fic phyysi sica cal, l aca cade demi mic, c or milita ary r skill l s. s The ese e tra rain aiin niin ng me eth thod od ds ar are derive ed from o the e fi fie eld of ap appl pp pllie ed sp spor ortt ps p yyc cho cho holo ogy gy,, wh w er e e th they e are ey re emp mp plo oye yed d in in tthe h he trra aiin niing g of pr prof ofes esssiio e on na all and d Oly lymp m ic mp c atth hle lete t s, s but ut app pplyy to o eve very ery ry oth t er e are ea of of hum uman man a per e fo form rm man nce e.

ARMY GAME DAY

FACILITIES

Some of the finest athletic facilities in the nation greet an Army baseball player upon his arrival at West Point. In addition to Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field – one of the country’s most historic baseball facilities – Army players train regularly in Kimsey Athletic Center, Foley Athletic Center and the Black Knights’ Indoor Pitching and Hitting Facility. When not training, Army players can relax in the sparkling Team Room that was completed In 2006.

FACILITIES • Foley Athletic Center: 77,000-square-foot in- • Indoor Pitching and Hitting Facility: 100-bydoor turf field training facility (2007) 60-foot turf center with three batting cages and dirt mounds (2005) • Team Room: Cutting-edge players’ lounge (2006) • Kimsey Athletic Center: 20,000 square-foot strength development facility (2004)

JOHNSON STADIUM

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Highlights of tthe e renov o ation project included the ec con onst on stru st uct ctio tiio on off ful on ull lo ock cker e rroo ooms oo m forr botth home ms me and d vissit itin ing in ng te tea ams, ams am s, fful ully eq qu uip ippe ippe ed training rooms, cllub bho housse fa aci cili liti ties, an nd the addition of 880 0 fi fixe xed ch chairchai aiir-ba r--ba back ck k se ea ats ts..

Great pains were taken in its des e ig gn to draw an appropriate te par par aral all lle lel be lel betw wee een en th the n the ne ew ffa aci cilliittyy and n the he e hissto tori ric ri c si s gn gnifi fic can anc an ce of itts ph hys y i-cal location on camp mpus. Formal granite facing emulating many of Wesst st P Poi oin oi int’ss older ld derr aca cad de emi mic b mic bu uil ildi diings ngs wa ng was ta tast stef st eful ully lyy inc cor orpo orpo orra ate ted to ad ddress those means.

Inter e nally, spacious locker rooms and clubh hou use facilities provide coac ching ng g sta aff ff and d tea te ea am me memb emb mbe errs wi with t a sspa park pa kling ling h hom om me. e.

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DOUBLEDAY FIELD ARMY’S “FIELD OF DREAMS” It st s arrte ted as a vvis ted ision is io on. It en e de ed as as a dre rea am a m—a —a fie field d of dr drea eams ea mss, ne m nestle ssttle led led sm smac mac a k in i th he e middl id ddlle of tth he U.S he S. Miilitta ary ry Aca cad de emy my,, tu tuck c ed ck d squ q ar ae elly in n the he midid id deo dl off histo isto ory ry. y Back ack in ac in tthe h lat he ate e 19 1 80 80s, s, the th he ere e wa ass mucch ta talk k of m mo ovi ving ven ner ea ab ble ble e Dou oubl ub blleeda ay Fie eld d,, te ea ari ring ring ng the the he qu ua ain i t li l tt ttle lle e par a k fr frrom om its om ts na nat atural atur urra all res esti ting ng spo pot in n the he na n attiion ona al reg al egis iste ter off hissto t ri ricc plac plac pl a es es,, jus ju ust st off ff tthe he “Th he The Pllai ain” n” ove verloo ok kiin ing ng tthe he ma m aje jest stic Hud sti udson son R so Riiver. ver ve So ma many many ny ha ad d roa o me med th he tim time-h me-h me hono ono on orred ed pasture as re,, ch has asin in ng th thei eir boyh ei eir y oo od drea dr dre eam mss on a d diia am mon ond d we well-sui uiite uite t d fo or su such h fa an nta tasie sies. es. Br Brad a ley, y, Eissen nho ower, we , Ma accc-Arth Ar Arth thur ur,, Fr F an a k kss, B Blla aiik an and d Re Reed eder ed er had alll fro f olick ck ked ed the h re; so, tto oo, had d MccG Grra aw, Du D urro och cher er, Ma Mays ys,, Ma ys Mant ntle, Be Berrra an a d St Sten enge gel. It wa was a place wh he errre e ma majo jor ge gene nernerrals me als al me ma met majo ajo or le leag leag gue uers rs,, a wond derrfu ful patc atcch of o lan and th that hat tra an nssce cend nded ed d tim me an and d spac sp ace. e.

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Fin inal a lyy, la and ndsc scap sc apin ing g ar a ou ound nd the he ffac aciilit ac ityy wa as in inte tent ntiona nallly su na subd due ed wi with th the th e hist stor o icc p par arrade a ad de gr g ou ound nd d kno nown wn n as “TThe P Pla lain in”” re rema main inin i g do omi mina na ant n ne ea a by. arb “To Today’ y’ss de dedi dica cation ca no off th this is ‘‘st stat a eat e-of of-t of -the he-a -art rt’’ ba base eba ball ll faccil ilit i y be eco ome mes a lon lo ng overd ng ve due e dissti t nc n t and d pe perm man anen anen nt addi d tion o tto o th the e Ac Acad adem em my an a d it itss at athl hletic ic prrog ogra ram, m,”” Vi m, Vitt ttty sttre resssed d dur urin ing in g th he fa facilityy’s ded edicat atio ion n ce ere remo moni nies e . “T “Thi hiss be ea au uti tifu fu ul sttad adiu iu um is an ap pprop opriat opri op iatte an and pr prou ou ud exxpr pres esssi sion of W We est s P Poi oint n ’ss llov ove e f r ou fo o r na ati tion onal on all pasti time. ti ““Th The Th e Do Doub ub ble leda d y So S ci ciet ety’ et y’’s ef y’s effo fort fo rtts to con onstruct ctt this his fa faci c li ci l tyy wa ass mad ade e pospos siibl ble e byy the he ext xtrrem reme gen re ner erossit ityy off tthe he fam he a illy of Rup uper e t H. Joh er ohns nsson n on.. Th hiiss ffam am mil ilyy prrov p oviided ed th he e la arrge g st st non on--tes -t sta tame ment me ntar nt ary gi ar g ft f eve er re rece ce eiv ived ed by We West Po oiin ntt. Th The e D ubleda Do da ay So oci ce etttyy sh har ares es th he fam he a ily’ y s great p prrid de in dedic ed dic icat atin at in ng th this his ssta tad ta dium dium di u to the e me memo mo ory r y of R Ru upe p rt H. Jo John hnso hn on, n,” Viitttty co con ntin nt inue ued. d. “H His pr Hi p ou oud d co cont ntri ribu bu uti tion ion to to th he financ nccia ial iin ndu ust stry try ry, y hi hiss comm m unitty se mm service an and ph p ilan anth thro ro opi p c activiiti ties es wer ere e r fl re flec ecti tive ve e of the un u comp promisi siing g ssta t nd ta ndar a dss and nd end durin ing g va valu lu ues that w we ere s ch an su n in nte tegral a and n dri rivi viing fo orce in n hi h s li l fe.. Al All ll that was nurtu ure red, d I’m sur ure re, by his i We esst Po P int ex e pe eri rien en nce and imb mbed mb ed dde ded d by by tho ose spr prin ingg-ti time me e day ayss play ayin ay i g b seba ba b lll on tth his very fi field d. We ca d. call l it ou ur ‘fie eld of drrea eams.’’”

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CENTER OF ATTENTION

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING “One thing about these military-officers-in-training – they won’t be rattled.

Let’s face it, they’re soldiers. Not only that, last year’s experience at LSU will be a huge advantage for the (Black) Knights. Nick Hill and Justin Kashner have great resumes and with an inspired effort, could pull off a few shockers in the Tallahassee Regional. FSU better be aware of what they’re getting into.”

— ERIC SORENSON, SORENSON, SEBaseball.com, predicting Army as the NCAA Tournament’s “No. 4 Seed to Watch” prior to the 2005 NCAA Regionals “Hardly daunted, Army played like a team determined to make school history.”

— CHRIS MILTON, Times Herald-Record, following Florida State’s 3-2 defeat of Army at the Tallahassee Regional “You have to give Army a lot of credit. We were really impressed with their ball club last night and equally impressed today. They scrap, they play hard and they’ve got some pretty good talent. I don’t think the general public really knows how good this Army team is.”

— STEVE KITTRELL, Head Coach, South Alabama, following Army’s 8-5 defeat of the Jaguars at the Tallahassee Regional “I think the finish wouldn’t have been nearly as exciting if it hadn’t been for the tremendous, competitive play of Army. They set that up with outstanding effort. They hit the ball hard. They hit it far. They hit it often. They hit it off the ground. They hit it when it was in the air. They hit it off the fence. They hit it over the fence. They really did a great job this game. We’re fortunate to win and it was a dramatic win.”

— AUGIE GARRIDO, Head Coach, Texas, following Texas’ 14-10 win over Army at the 2009 Austin Regional Final

“Sottolano is a recruiting genius, bringing top-flight talent to a school that has demanding academic standards and a five-year military commitment to boot.”

— KEN McMILLAN, Times Herald-Record

“Three Bold Predictions: 1- Army earns a No. 3 seed and makes another Regional title round. Yep, I didn’t blink while typing that, either.

The Black Knights made headlines last year with their PL dominance and runner-up finish in the Austin Regional where they played Texas tough and eliminated Boston College and Texas State. The Black Knights are loaded for 2010, as the top five pitchers and five of the top six hitters are back, including one of the better two-way players in the Northeast in Ben Koenigsfeld. This looks like a bonzai year for the Black Knights.

That NCAA tournament experience from last year will keep Army in the catbird seat, and confident it can stay there.”

— ERIC SORENSON, Easton’s Collegebaseballtoday.com

“The home runs and the pitches will long be forgotten, but the character of the Army baseball team will be long remembered from the NCAA regional tournament. Army coach Joe Sottolano was an impressive figure , whether passionately talking about his players’ effort, or their sacrifices or what may be in store for them in what he called these difficult times. He wasn’t talking about trying to turn a double-play. He was talking about the world. Florida State officially won the regional. But Army’s players stole the show.”

— CHARLES GOLDBERG, Birmingham News

“While other rising juniors at elite college programs wonder about next spring’s Major League draft, (Clint) Moore and (Ben) Koenigsfeld and the rest of Army’s team are focused on – in order – duty, honor, country and baseball.”

— JEFF MILLS, Greensboro News-Record “2009 Regional Grade Army: A The Black Knights will walk away from this regional with a bitter taste in their mouths, after going into the 9th inning with a four-run lead and losing the title game against Texas. But like BC, hard to fault the Cadets here. What a great effort they gave, nearly pushing this to a fourth day. This team set more than 60 records in their impressive 36-21 season.”

— ERIC SORENSON, Easton’s Collegebaseballtoday.com

ARMY AT THE NCAAS

SNAPSHOTS FROM FLORIDA

For the 16th consecutive season, Army will travel to sunny Tampa, Fla., for its spring trip in March. Few teams nationally can boast of the accommodations offered to the Army baseball team during its annual venture south.

Invited guests of the New York Yankees franchise, the Black Knights work out daily at the Yankees’ sprawling fourfield minor league complex, located two blocks from George M. Steinbrenner Field, spring home to New York’s Major League club. With access to the Yankees’ medical and training facilities, Army players are guaranteed some of the finest care and treatment afforded any college athlete. Additionally, the Black Knights are awash in the heritage and tradition so synonymous with professional sports’ most storied franchise and its rich player development system. Current big-leaguers, top prospects and former stars routinely walk the complex as Yankee workouts coincide with the Black Knights’ daily practice times. Army will once again square off against top teams from around the country during this year’s trip. In recent years, the Black Knights have defeated opponents such as Central Florida, Cornell, Eastern Kentucky, Florida, South Florida, Georgetown, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Massachusetts, Northern Iowa, Northwestern, Ohio State and Pennsylvania during their spring trip. This season’s spring slate includes games against Sacred Heart, Nebraska-Omaha, Iowa and Illinois State.

HUDSON VALLEY BASEBALL CLASSIC

MEDIA INFORMATION

PRESS CREDENTIALS

Since there is no admission charge for baseball games at Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field, there is no need to request credentials in advance. A press box is located behind home plate. Photographers are permitted in foul territory beyond either dugout, but are not allowed in the dugouts or in the area directly behind home plate. Photographers are asked to request field access prior to game day.

Please contact Christian Anderson in order to confirm those arrangements.

PARKING

There is ample parking in the Clinton Field and Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field lots, both of which are located directly adjacent to Doubleday Field. A special pass for both lots is required for weekday games prior to 3 p.m., but beyond that time there are no parking restrictions. Parking is open at all hours for weekend games. Media members are reminded to park a safe distance from the field of play to avoid foul balls.

RADIO/TELEPHONES

Army’s Office of Athletic Communications will provide a telephone line (845-9386013) for one visiting radio station, with commercial groups granted preference over student stations. The line may be reserved through Christian Anderson. There is a $75 rental fee for all visiting radio stations, and all calls should be charged to the outlet or billed to a credit card. Checks must be payable to Army Athletic Association and received on the day of the game. There is no ISDN phone line availability at Johnson Stadium.

INTERNET ACCESS

While there is no wireless internet service availability at Johnson Stadium, media members will be provided with “hard-line” network access.

PLAYER/COACH INTERVIEWS

Army players and coaches will be available to the media throughout the season. All player and head coach interviews must be arranged through the Office of Athletic Communications, but assistant coaches may be called directly in their offices. To ensure availability, please allow 24-hour notice prior to your need for a player interview. Please call Christian Anderson at (845) 938-3303 for all interviews. Please allow enough notice so that proper arrangements can be made that will not interfere with academics, work or practice times.

THE ARMY “A’’ LINE

Postgame baseball reports are available throughout the season on the Army “A” Line at 845-938-ARMY. Information on the baseball team, as well as each of the Academy’s other 24 varsity sports, can be obtained by following the recorded directions.

ARMY ON THE INTERNET

Information on the Army baseball program can be obtained throughout the year at www.goARMYsports.com. The comprehensive baseball site includes current and past press releases, game notes, up-to-date statistics, player and coach profiles, the 2012 season outlook, roster, schedule and results. Realtime statistics for all home games will be available throughout the year, while box scores and updated season statistics are posted immediately following every game, including road contests. In-game score updates for most contests will also be available on the Army Athletics Twitter page at www.twitter.com/ ArmyAthletics. For more information log on to the Army Athletics Web site at: www.goARMYsports.com.

ARMY OFFICE OF ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

The Army Office of Athletic Communications is located in Building 639 on Howard Road. Assistant Director Christian Anderson is the point of contact for baseball.

Office of Athletic Communications Athletic Communications Fax Anderson’s E-Mail Anderson’s Cell Phone Doubleday Field Press Box

845-938-3303 845-446-2556 christian.anderson@usma.edu 845-554-6023 845-938-8168

MULTI-MEDIA COVERAGE

Twenty-one regular-season games and all postseason contests are scheduled to be broadcast by the Army Sports Network this spring. All game calls (with two exceptions) will be broadcast in the Hudson Valley on radio stations WALL (1340-AM) and WEOK (1390-AM). The broadcasts will also be available online at www.goARMYsports.com via ITT Exelis Knight Vision, a subscription-based multi-media offering. Sixteen of the 21 games will also be part of an aggressive video streaming package, which will be available on ITT Exelis Knight Vision this spring. Army Assistant Athletic Director Rich DeMarco will handle play-by-play duties for the entire slate.

2012 Army Broadcast Schedule March 24 Harvard (2) (V) March 25 Harvard (2) (V) March 31 at Navy (2) (A) April 1 at Navy (2) (A) April 7 Lehigh (2) (V) April 8 Lehigh (2) (V) April 14 Lafayette (2) (V) April 15 Lafayette (2) (V) April 21 Bucknell (2) (A) April 22 Bucknell (2) (V) April 25 Marist* (A) May 12-13 Patriot League Tournament (TBA) May 19-20 Patriot League Tournament (TBA) June 1-4 NCAA Regionals (TBA)

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The 2012 Army baseball media guide has been prepared specifically to assist the media in its coverage of Black Knight baseball. Requests for additional information should be directed to Christian Anderson, assistant director for athletic communications, U.S. Military Academy, 639 Howard Road, West Point, NY 10996.

*WPDH Hudson Valley Baseball Classic in Fishkill, N.Y. (A) Indicates Audio Stream (V) Indicates Video Stream

TEAM LEADERS

ARMY QUICK FACTS

Location ..................................................................................... West Point, N.Y. Founded .................................................................................... March 16, 1802 Enrollment ................................................................................................. 4,400 Nicknames.......................................................................Black Knights, Cadets Colors ....................................................................................... Black, Gold, Gray Mascot ......................................................................................................... Mule Home Field ...................................Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field (880) Dimensions................................. LF-327, LCF-370, CF-400, RCF-375, RF-327 Conference .................................................................................. Patriot League Affiliation ..................................................................................... NCAA Division I 2011 Overall Record ................................................................................. 22-26 2011 Patriot League Record .......................................................................11-9

BASEBALL STAFF Head Coach .................................................................................Joe Sottolano Associate Head Coach ...................................................................... Matt Reid Assistant Coach..................................................................... Anthony DeCicco Assistant Coach.............................................................Lt. Col. Dave Borowicz Head Officer Representative .........................................Col. Raymond Nelson Athletic Trainer .............................................................................Drew Lotocki Athletic Communications Contact .................................... Christian Anderson Baseball Office Phone............................................................ (845) 938-3712 Athletic Communications Phone ...........................................(845) 938-3303 Doubleday Field Press Box ....................................................(845) 938-8168

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TABLE OF CONTENTS EDITORIAL LINEUP THE ACADEMY Army Baseball 2012 ...........................................1 Army Tradition ......................................................2 Road to the Regionals.........................................4 Players’ Perspectives on West Point ..................6 Coaches’ Perspectives on West Point................8 Notable Alumni ....................................................9 Why West Point?............................................... 10 Academic Excellence ....................................... 12 Army Game Day ................................................ 13 Facilities ............................................................ 14 Johnson Stadium ............................................. 16 Doubleday Field.................................................17 Center of Attention ........................................... 18 What They’re Saying......................................... 19 Army at the NCAAs ........................................... 20 Snapshots from Florida ................................... 21 Hudson Valley Baseball Classic ...................... 22 Media Information............................................ 23 Squad Breakdown .............................................24 U.S. Military Academy ...................................... 25 Director of Athletics Boo Corrigan ................... 29

THE COACHES Head Coach Joe Sottolano .............................. 30 Assistant Coaches ............................................ 33

THE TEAM 2012 Season Outlook ...................................... 35 Meet the Black Knights ....................................41 Army Rosters .................................................... 75 Career Highs ..................................................... 77

SQUAD BREAKDOWN (2011 STATISTICS) POSITION PLAYERS Returning Starting Position Players (4) Kevin McKague, 1B (.306, 2 HR, 8 RBI) Cody Murtle, RF (.271, 2 HR, 9 RBI) Zach Price, 2B (.331, 0 HR, 15 RBI) J.T. Watkins, C (.298, 2 HR, 27 RBI) Other Returning Position Players (9) Matthew Carter, OF (.000, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Jon Crucitti, OF (.158, 1 HR, 3 RBI) Andrew Johnson, C (.200, 0 HR, 2 RBI) Connor Love, C (.000, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Patrick Mescher, 1B (.000, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Sean McIlroy, DH (.311, 1 HR, 10 RBI) Clayton Mosley, OF (.267, 0 HR, 1 RBI) Michael Sands, OF (.000, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Tyler Williams, OF (.000, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Starting Position Players Lost (6) David Darnell, CF (.236, 2 HR, 14 RBI) Joey Henshaw, 1B (.325, 5 HR, 31 RBI) Ben Koenigsfeld, LF (.301, 6 HR, 32 RBI) Steve May, 3B (.305, 1 HR, 21 RBI) Clint Moore, SS (.262, 11 HR, 48 RBI) Brent Peterson, DH (.255, 0 HR, 12 RBI) Other Position Players Lost (2) Kramer Peak, C (.000, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Shaun Wixted, OF (.204, 0 HR, 5 RBI)

PITCHERS Returning Starting Pitchers (5) Colin Briant, RHP (1-2, 11.39 ERA, 15 K, 10 BB) Nick Dignacco, LHP (0-2, 4.98 ERA, 21 K, 13 BB) Logan Lee, LHP (4-9, 3.99 ERA, 55 K, 27 BB) Chris Rowley, RHP (5-4, 4.68 ERA, 54 K, 19 BB) Scott Lucado, RHP (1-0, 4.12 ERA, 11 K, 8 BB) Returning Relief Pitchers (4) John Buckley, RHP (2-0, 3.81 ERA, 10 K, 20 BB) Gunnar Carroll, RHP (3-2, 4.50 ERA, 16 K, 13 BB) Ken Jackson, RHP (5-1, 7.20 ERA, 17 K, 19 BB) Kevin McKague, RHP (0-0, 0.00 ERA, 4 K, 2 BB) Starting Pitchers Lost (1) Thomas Casey, RHP (0-4, 8.68 ERA, 15 K, 17 BB) Relief Pitchers Lost (3) Ben Koenigsfeld, RHP (1-0, 1.40 ERA, 25 K, 5 BB) Kirk Porter, RHP (0-1, 3.86 ERA, 5 K, 3 BB) Andy Seaman, RHP (0-0, 6.75 ERA, 7 K, 1 BB) Newcomers (11) Kyle Cachopa, INF-OF Dakari Cooke, OF Daniel Cortes, OF Harold Earls, INF Andrew Flaherty, RHP Taylor Goucher, RHP Brian Hapeman, RHP Alex Jensen, INF Julian Larimer, RHP Mark McCants, OF Alex Robinett, RHP

THE GAMES 2011 Final Statistics ........................................ 80 2011 Season Results .......................................81 2011 Patriot League Standings ...................... 82 2011 Patriot League Statistics ....................... 83 The Last Time ................................................... 84

THE HISTORY More Than a Century of Tradition ................... 86 Great Moments ................................................ 88 Through the Years .............................................91 Team Records ................................................... 93 Team Top 10 Lists ............................................ 94 Individual Records............................................ 96 All-Time Batting Leaders .................................. 98 All-Time Pitching Leaders ................................ 99 Yearly Statistical Leaders .............................. 100 2011 Honors .................................................. 103 Army Accolades .............................................. 104 League Championships ................................. 105 Patriot League Honors ................................... 106 All-Time Patriot League Standings ................ 107 Patriot League Tournament Linescores........ 108 NCAA Regional Linescores............................. 110 All-Time Series ................................................ 112 Year-by-Year Results ....................................... 113 All-Time Letterwinners ................................... 121 Army in the Pros ............................................. 126

BLACK KNIGHTS BY STATE Florida (5): Daniel Cortes (Altamonte), Manny Fernandez (Homestead), Clayton Mosley (Keystone Heights), Zach Price (Cantonment), Tyler Williams (Orlando) North Carolina (4): Jon Crucitti (Salisbury), Alex Jensen (Charlotte), Kevin McKague (Fayetteville), Cody Murtle (Huntersville) Texas (4): John Buckley (Houston), Matthew Carter (El Paso), Scott Lucado (Austin), Mark McCants (Flower Mound) Georgia (3): Harold Earls (Cumming), Ken Jackson (Peachtree City), Chris Rowley (Duluth) Virginia (3): Gunnar Carroll (Louisa), Dakari Cooke (Hampton), Andrew Flaherty (Chesapeake) California (2): Julian Larimer (Carmel), Logan Lee (Laguna Niguel) Connecticut (2): Nick Dignacco (Sharon), Erik Washburn (East Hartland) New Jersey (2): Colin Briant (Manasquan), Brian Hapeman (Fair Haven) Oregon (2): Connor Love (Beaverton), Alex Robinett (Bend) Alabama (1): J.T. Watkins (Tuscaloosa) Arizona (1): Ryan Davis (Chandler) Illinois (1): Andrew Johnson (Elmhurst)

BY CLASS Louisiana (1): Michael Sands (Baton Rouge) Seniors ..............................................................9 Massachusetts (1): Kyle Cachopa (Raynham) Juniors...............................................................7 Ohio (1): Patrick Mescher (Versailles) Sophomores .....................................................8 Oklahoma (1): Sean McIlroy (Tulsa) Freshmen ....................................................... 11 Washington (1): Taylor Goucher (Tacoma)

The 2012 Baseball Media Guide is a publication of the U.S. Military Academy Office of Athletic Communications.

It was written, designed and edited by Christian Anderson. Editorial assistance was provided by Pam Flenke.

Photography was provided by Academy Photo, Eric Bartelt, C.W. Pack Sports, Frank DiBrango, DOIM Multimedia Branch, Vincent Guariglia, The Jackson Sun, Jon Malinowski, Patrick Meredith, John Pellino, Mady Salvani, Stockton Photo Inc., Mark Wellman and Danny Wild.

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WEST POINT Physical development is achieved through a rigorous athletic and physical education program. Each cadet participates at the intercollegiate, club or intramural level each semester. This readies the cadet for the physical demands of military life and helps teach good judgment and self-discipline, even while under mental and physical stress.

Military development begins with the cadet’s first day at West Point. Most military training takes place during the summer, with new cadets undergoing Cadet Basic Training, or Beast Barracks, their first year, followed the second summer by Cadet Field Training. Cadets spend their third and fourth summers serving in active Army units around the world; attending specialty training such as airborne, air assault or northern warfare or helping to train the first- and secondyear cadets. The Cadet Leader Development System seeks to give the cadets increasing responsibility until they are ready to receive their commissions and assume their duties as leaders in today’s Army.

Moral and ethical values guide cadets throughout their four years at West Point. Commitment to the Academy’s “Bedrock Values,” based on integrity and respect for the dignity of others, begins on the first day. Integrity is reflected in the Cadet Honor Code which states: “A cadet will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do.” Respect denotes that cadets treat others with the same respect and dignity they themselves would expect. At West Point, it is not enough to train leaders—they must be leaders of character.

Admission is keenly competitive and is open to young men and women from all states and territories and from every socioeconomic level. Prospective cadets must receive a nomination by a member of Congress or from the Department of the Army. The Academy seeks candidates who possess records of success in academics, athletics and leadership indicative of well-rounded individuals.

Although the life of a cadet is demanding, there remains an array of club activities ranging from golf, skiing, boxing, crew and orienteering to such organizations as the cadet radio station, Habitat for Humanity and Big Brothers-Big Sisters.

Additionally, the U.S. Corps of Cadets hosts a Special Olympics event each spring.

Today’s Military Academy is a vastly different institution from the small academy legislated into being by Congress in 1802. Originally just 1,800 acres, the Academy has grown to more than 16,000 acres. The first graduating class numbered just two men; today’s classes graduate more than 900 new officers annually, both men and women, who are prepared for leadership roles within the Army.

With the expansion of knowledge and the changing needs of the United States Army and the nation, life at West Point has changed to keep pace. Ever mindful of its rich heritage, the U.S. Military Academy is developing leaders for tomorrow, and its focus remains the national needs of the 21st century.

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The mission of the U.S. Military Academy is to educate, train, and inspire the Corps of Cadets so that each graduate is a commissioned leader of character committed to the values of Duty, Honor, Country; professional growth throughout a career as an officer in the U.S. Army; and a lifetime of selfless service to the Nation.

Founded on March 16, 1802, the Academy celebrated its Bicentennial in 2002. But West Point’s role in America’s history dates to the Revolutionary War, when both sides realized the strategic importance of the commanding plateau on the west bank of the Hudson River. Gen. George Washington considered West Point to be the most strategic position in America. He personally selected Thaddeus Kosciuszko, one of the heroes of Saratoga, to design the fortifications in 1778 after problems arose with French engineers originally placed in charge of the design. In 1779, General Washington transferred his headquarters to West Point. Continental soldiers built forts, batteries and defensive barriers. A 100-ton iron chain was extended across the Hudson to control river traffic. Today, several links from that chain are arranged at Trophy Point as a reminder of West Point’s original fortifications.

In 1802 President Thomas Jefferson signed the legislation establishing the U.S. Military Academy to create an institution devoted to the arts and sciences of warfare. This effectively eliminated America’s wartime reliance on foreign engineers and artillerists. West Point became the nation’s first engineering school and served as the model for engineering programs which were eventually established at other colleges.

Col. Sylvanus Thayer, the “Father of the Military Academy,” served as Superintendent from 1817 through 1833. He upgraded academic standards, instilled military discipline and emphasized honorable conduct. Early graduates were largely responsible for the construction of the nation’s initial railway lines, bridges, harbors, and roads.

Although the curriculum maintains its focus on engineering, in recent decades the program of instruction has markedly changed, providing cadets a selection of more than 40 majors. This tradition of academic and military excellence, guided by a demanding standard of moral and ethical conduct, remains the cornerstone of the West Point experience.

It is said at West Point that “much of the history we teach was made by those people we taught.” The Academy has produced famous leaders throughout its illustrious past…Civil War Generals Grant, Sherman, Lee, and Jackson, to name but a few. In World War I, 34 of the 38 corps and division commanders were graduates. World War II would see many graduates reach brigadier general or higher, to include Eisenhower, MacArthur, Bradley and Patton. In more recent conflicts, MacArthur, Ridgway, Westmoreland, Abrams, Schwarzkopf and Abizaid were in command.

Academy graduates have also excelled in air and space exploration, and countless others went on from military service to become leaders in medicine, law, business, religion and science.

Since its founding, the Military Academy fulfills the same mission as it always has . . . to educate, train, and inspire the Corps of Cadets.

It accomplishes this mission by developing cadets in three essential areas: intellectual, physical and military. These developmental paths are balanced and fully integrated into the daily life of each young man and woman at the Academy.

Intellectual growth is fostered through an academic curriculum that provides a broad liberal education in the arts and sciences. The electives program builds upon the foundation of the core, allowing cadets to develop even greater competence in selected areas. In addition, the fields-of-study and majors nurture the development of creativity, critical thinking, and self-directed learning, essential characteristics of 21st century officers. The four-year academic experience leads to a bachelor of science degree and a commission as a second lieutenant in the Army.

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ACADEMY ADMINISTRATION LT. GEN. DAVID H. HUNTOON, JR.

BRIG. GEN. THEODORE D. MARTIN

BRIG. GEN. TIMOTHY E. TRAINOR

SUPERINTENDENT

COMMANDANT OF CADETS

DEAN OF THE ACADEMIC BOARD

Lieutenant General David H. Huntoon, Jr. became the 58th Superintendent of the United States Military Academy in July 2010. He had previously served as Director of the Army Staff in January 2008.

Huntoon was commissioned from West Point in 1973. From 1973-1986, he served as an infantry officer in a series of command and staff assignments with the 3rd Infantry Regiment at Fort Myer, Va., the 9th Infantry Division at Fort Lewis, Wash., the 7th Army Training Command at Vilseck, Germany, and with the 3rd Infantry Division in Aschaffenburg, Germany.

From 1986-1988, Huntoon attended the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kans. and the School for Advanced Military Studies. He then served in the Directorate of Plans, XVIII Airborne Corps, Fort Bragg, N.C., as Senior War Plans Officer (Operation Just Cause), Deputy Director of Plans (Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm), and Director of Plans.

Huntoon commanded 5th Battalion, 20th Infantry (Mechanized) at Camp Casey, Korea, and served as Chief of Plans, CJ3, Combined Forces Command and United Nations Command, Yongsan from 199294. In 1994-95, he was the Army’s National Security Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University. He then took command of the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), Fort Myer, Va. Huntoon’s next assignment was the Executive Officer to the Chief of Staff of the United States Army.

Prior to that assignment, he served as the Assistant Division Commander of the 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas, and from 2000-2002, he was the Deputy Commandant of the US Army Command and General Staff College.

Huntoon moved on to become the Director of Strategy, Plans and Policy, Army G3, at the Pentagon. In August 2003, he was assigned as the 46th Commandant, United States Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania.

Huntoon’s awards include the Distinguished Service Medal, Legion of Merit (6th Award), and the Bronze Star; Expert Infantryman’s Badge, Parachute Qualification Badge, and the Ranger Tab. He has a Masters of Arts in International Relations from Georgetown University and a Masters in Military Arts and Sciences from the CGSC Advanced Military Studies Program.

Brigadier General Theodore D. Martin, a former Army swimmer and captain of the 1982-83 Black Knights’ swimming team, returned to West Point in July 2011 to assume command of the United States Corps of Cadets as the 73rd Commandant of Cadets. Martin graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1983 and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the armor branch of the U.S. Army.

His military education includes the Armor Officer Basic Course (cavalry track), the Infantry Officer Advanced Course, the Naval College of Command and Staff, and the Army War College. He holds a master’s degree in national security & strategic studies from the Naval War College, a master’s degree in strategic studies from the Army War College, and a master’s degree in business from Webster University.

Martin’s command experience includes Commander, C Company, 2nd Battalion, 64th Armor Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division, Federal Republic of Germany; Commander, 1st Squadron, 10th U.S. Cavalry Regiment (Buffalo Soldiers), 4th Infantry Division, Fort Hood, Texas and Operation Iraqi Freedom in Iraq; Commander, 1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Hood, Texas and Operation Iraqi Freedom in Iraq; Commander, Operations Group (COG), National Training Center, Fort Irwin, Calif.; and Commandant & 45th Chief of Armor, U.S. Army Armor School, Fort Benning, Ga. Beyond command, Martin has served in a wide variety of staff and leadership assignments including duty in the 1st Armor Training Brigade, Fort Knox, Ky.; the Combined Arms Command-Training, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.; Advisor to the Imam Mohammed bin Saud Brigade and later the Prince Sa’ad bin Abdul Rahman Brigade, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Joint Improvised Explosive Device-Defeat Task Force as the Iraq Field Team Leader, Baghdad, Iraq; and Human Resource Command, Alexandria, Va., as Armor Branch Chief and Chief of Combat Arms Division.

Brigadier General Martin’s awards and decorations include the Legion of Merit with two oak leaf clusters, Bronze Star Medal with “V” device and two oak leaf clusters, Meritorious Service Medal with six oak leaf clusters, Army Commendation Medal with oak leaf cluster, and the Army Achievement Medal with four oak leaf clusters. Additionally, he has earned the Combat Action Badge and Parachutist Badge. Martin is a member of the 10th U.S. Cavalry Regiment (Buffalo Soldiers) and is the recipient of the Order of Saint George, the Order of Saint Barbara, and the Order of Saint Maurice (Primicerius).

Brigadier General Timothy E. Trainor, Ph.D., became the Dean of the Academic Board at the United States Military Academy in the summer of 2010.

He previously served as professor and head of the Department of Systems Engineering at West Point where he taught courses in engineering management, systems engineering and decision analysis.

Trainor graduated with a Bachelor of Science from West Point in 1983 and entered the Engineer Branch of the U.S. Army. As an engineering officer, Trainor has served in operational assignments around the world, including Germany, Honduras, Fort Bragg, N.C., Fort Riley, Kans. and Sarajevo, Bosnia.

Trainor has a Master of Business Administration from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke and a doctorate degree in industrial engineering from North Carolina State University. He is a member of the Military Applications Society of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences the Military Operations Research Society, the American Society for Engineering Management and the American Society of Engineering Education. He is a past president of Epsilon Mu Eta, the national Engineering Management Honor Society. Trainor is also a member of the Board of Fellows for the David Crawford School of Engineering at Norwich University.

As an analyst, Trainor helped develop the Installation Status Report that provides the Army a standardized means to assess infrastructure and environmental conditions on installations to support resource allocation decisions. He has applied decision analysis methods in completing an organizational analysis of the Army’s Installation Management Agency and in assessing defense security cooperation programs.

Trainor deployed to Basrah, Iraq in the summer of 2007 and worked with the British-led Provincial Reconstruction Team in helping the provincial Iraqi leaders improve their infrastructure revitalization plans.

Trainor is married to Col. Donna Brazil, a 1983 graduate of West Point, who is a professor in the Department of Behavioral Sciences at the Academy. They have a daughter Cory, who is currently attending West Point. Son, Danny also attends West Point. They have another son, Zach.

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DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS United States Military Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. David H. Huntoon Jr., named the person selected to lead West Point’s intercollegiate athletic department on Feb. 1, 2010, when he announced the hiring of Boo Corrigan as the Academy’s director of athletics Corrigan, who has been the senior associate athletic director for external affairs at Duke University since August 2008, brings a wealth of leadership to his new post. He is a proven administrator with 18 years of experience in all areas of revenue generation, external affairs, staff management and leadership.

Corrigan’s chief responsibilities at Duke have included the oversight of the Blue Devil corporate partnerships and the Marketing, Promotions, Ticket, Internet Operations, Sports Information and Video Services departments. In only two years at Duke, Corrigan has been responsible for the negotiation of multi-media rights to ISP, which increased annual rights more than 40 percent.

“First and foremost, I am honored to have the opportunity to work at the United States Military Academy, the West Point leadership and the U.S. Army,” Corrigan said. “It is my privilege to serve those proud Americans that serve our country and to be at the greatest leadership institution in the world.

“I want to say specifically to our cadet-athletes that we will provide them the opportunity and the wherewithal to achieve to their highest ability and to provide our coaches with the opportunity to win championships, and build leaders of character. We will strive for our cadets to achieve great success in their academics, military training and athletic endeavors.”

ments, and served as assistant director of marketing at Florida State from 1992-95.

“I want to thank my family and Duke University for the support and encouragement to make this possible, and look forward to serving as part of the Army team at West Point,” Corrigan added.

The youngest son of former ACC commissioner Gene Corrigan, he is a 1990 University of Notre Dame graduate with a degree in economics. Corrigan is currently obtaining a masters in education in sports leadership with an expected 2011 graduation. He and his wife, the former Kristen Aceto, are the parents of three children, Finley, Tre and Brian.

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BOO CORRIGAN

Army operates a 25-sport intercollegiate athletic program, highlighted by its nationally recognized football team. Under the direction of head coach Rich Ellerson the Black Knights finished 7-6 this season and closed the season with a win over SMU in the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl.

A supervisor of the 2009 NCAA Champion women’s tennis and 2010 NCAA Champion men’s lacrosse programs, Corrigan has been a part of three NCAA Championships at Duke in just two seasons.

He is currently a member of the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Rules committee and the Atlantic Coast Conference Men’s Lacrosse Committee, while serving on the Executive Budget Committee at Duke.

Prior to arriving at Duke in August of 2008, he oversaw Notre Dame’s corporate relations and marketing as an associate athletic director for five years.

During his stint at Notre Dame, Corrigan spearheaded the redesign of its official athletics website and creation of 15-20 hours of original video content weekly. That resulted in a 35 percent increase in page views and unique users. Corrigan also worked directly with ISP Sports, CSTV, and NBC Sports from a sales and marketing standpoint.

“We are excited about the selection of Boo Corrigan to be Army’s athletic director,” Huntoon said.

“He has wide experience in helping to lead a Division I athletic department and has excelled at the highest levels. He brings to the Military Academy a wealth of experience at some of the nation’s elite athletic programs.”

Before joining the staff at Notre Dame, Corrigan spent nearly three years as the associate athletic director for marketing at the United States Naval Academy. He was responsible for turning the marketing department from a deficit to profit in his first year with full budget responsibility for the department. Corrigan also was intimately involved with the re-branding of the Annual Giving Campaign (The Blue and Gold), which led to an increase of 75 percent year over year donations.

He previously spent a year as a partner in Corrigan Sports Enterprises, an entrepreneurial sports marketing company, in the Baltimore area -- and also worked two years as an equity partner in mrgoodbucks.com, an e-commerce program that involved creation of affinity business relationships.

Corrigan also served two years as vice president of EMCEE Sports, a Baltimore-based sports marketing company with a focus on professional golf from 1997 through ‘99. In that role, he was responsible for a $2.5 million operating budget for the State Farm Senior Classic. He worked for Host Communications for two years, helping create relationships with various college and university athletic depart-

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HEAD COACH JOE SOTTOLANO JOE SOTTOLANO HEAD COACH 13TH SEASON ITHACA COLLEGE, 1990

Joe Sottolano has been very forthright regarding the lofty goals he’s established for his Army baseball program ever since taking the reins of the club.

There’s very little guess work involved because his sights remain fixed on the same target every year: capture a Patriot League championship and win in the NCAA Tournament.

“In my opinion, those should always be the goals for this program,” Sottolano is quick to stress. “We should never aspire to anything less.”

No one can debate the feasibility of that mission considering that Army finds itself in the midst of the most successful eight-year stretch in school history.

In addition to making three trips to the NCAA Regionals in that time, the Black Knights have registered at least 25 wins in seven of the last eight seasons, captured five Patriot League regular-season championships and made seven appearances in the Patriot League Tournament during that span.

Army has posted four 30-win campaigns during the run.

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Last year’s squad made a run to the Patriot League Championship Series, before falling to Navy in three games. The Black Knights finished 2011 with a 22-26 mark.

The 2010 team posted a 28-17 overall record and won the Patriot League’s regular-season title with a conference mark of 16-4. The Black Knights bowed out of the league tournament in the semifinal series, however, falling to Bucknell in three games.

Following a slow start to its conference slate in 2009, the Black Knights caught fire down the stretch, sprinting to the top of the Patriot League standings by winning 12 of their final 14 conference tilts. The late-season run ensured Army a share of its second straight regular season Patriot League title and the No. 2 seed in the conference tournament. Army captured its fifth Patriot League championship by beating Holy Cross in a Patriot League Tournament semifinal series before dispatching Lafayette in two consecutive games in the Patriot League Championship Series.

But Army really made its mark on the national scene three years ago when the Black Knights reached the finals of the Austin Regional. It marked the first time the Black Knights, or any Patriot League team for that matter, reached a regional final.

Seeded fourth at the Austin Regional, Army suffered a hard-fought 3-1 loss to No. 1 national seed Texas in an opening-round matchup before stunning both second-seeded Texas State and third-seeded Boston College en route to a rematch with Texas in the Austin Regional Final. The Black Knights carried a 10-6 lead into the bottom of the ninth inning of that contest and found themselves three outs away from a second “championship” clash with the Longhorns that would have sent the winner to the Super Regionals. But a weary Army pitching staff tired and Texas prevailed 14-10, ending the Black Knights’ Cinderella run.

On its way to a third NCAA Regional appearance in six years and an overall record of 36-21, Army established or tied 67 school and Patriot League individual and team records. For the third time in six years, Army received votes in the final National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) national poll (2004, 2005, 2009).

Overall, the 13th-year mentor sports a 321-248-5 (.564) career coaching record and is 242-161-2 (.600) the past eight years along the banks of the Hudson. While directing Army to its most successful eight-year stretch in school history, Sottolano has also guided the Black Knights to unparalleled success against arch rival Navy.

Army captured a school-record eighth straight series “star” following

last season’s split at West Point. The Black Knights have captured 27 of the last 36 contests against the Midshipmen over the past eight years. Army won three of four games against Navy in 2009 and 2010, swept four games from Navy in 2008, took three of four regular-season meetings with the Mids in 2007, then dismissed Navy from the Patriot League Tournament with a 5-3 victory in the PLT Elimination Game. Navy’s last series win dates back to 2003, when the Mids nabbed three of four verdicts from the Black Knights. Since that time, Army registered its first four-game sweep of Navy in 2005, its first four-game sweep in Annapolis (2008), and captured three of four regular season series pairings in 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2010, while ending the Mids’ season in the Patriot League tourney in 2007.

Last season, Sottolano accomplished another significant personal milestone when he picked up his 300th coaching victory of his career. He reached the figure following Army’s 10-6 victory over Davidson on February 19, 2011. He notched his 250th career win against arch-rival Navy on April 12, 2009, in the back end of a doubleheader sweep of the Mids.

Army accomplished the feat in style, posting a 6-0 shutout and securing the team’s sixth consecutive “star” against Navy. Ironically, Sottolano registered his 200th career victory against Navy as well, garnering that victory almost exactly two years to the day (April 21, 2007), in the third game of the teams’ four-game series. Sottolano surpassed Dan Roberts (281 wins) as Army’s all-time winningest coach two years ago, and begins his 13th season with a program-record 321 victories. Sottolano started his career as an assistant under Roberts.

Sottolano added to his long list of honors in the summer of 2009 when he was named the ABCA/ Diamond Sports Company NCAA Division I Regional Coach of the Year.

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HEAD COACH JOE SOTTOLANO following season, Sottolano’s club closed the year with a flourish, winning 14 of its last 16 contests. A dominant pitching staff was key to that success, accounting for five shutouts in the last 10 games.

In fact, Army’s talented young staff yielded more than two runs in just two of the Black Knights’ final 11 outings. With a squad rife with freshmen and sophomores in 2003, Army closed at 17-25-1 overall, narrowly missing the Patriot League Tournament on the final day of the season.

That promising performance set the stage for the Black Knights’ magical two-year run that followed, a tear through the Patriot League that culminated in their third conference title in six years in 2005.

Sottolano led the Black Knights to a Patriot League Tournament title and the school’s second NCAA Tournament berth in 2004 after guiding Army to a conference crown and the school’s first NCAA Regional appearance in 2000. Army captured the Patriot crown after entering as the tourney’s No. 3 seed that season.

Despite registering early season victories over the likes of nationally ranked Florida and Iowa during its southern trip in 2004, Army began the season with a 10-9 record. Included in the mark was a disappointing 10-3 loss to Lehigh in the Black Knights’ conference opener. No one could have envisioned what would follow as Army steamrolled to 27 victories over its next 31 games.

After dropping their conference debut to Lehigh, the Black Knights reeled off 16 consecutive victories. The winning streak, which spanned three weeks, marked the longest single season victory string in school history and the Black Knights’ longest winning streak of the modern era. It also ranks as the longest winning streak in Patriot League history.

Late-game comebacks became commonplace during the record-setting run as Army registered six victories in its final plate appearance. In addition to boasting three “walk-off” wins, the Black Knights overcame a 10-0 deficit to defeat Pace in one nonleague encounter.

Sweeping past Lafayette by the scores of 3-1 and 16-2 in the Patriot League Championship Series at Doubleday Field, the Black Knights continued their dominance at West Point.

Army posted a gaudy 21-2 record on its home field, establishing school records for home victories and home winning percentage, while enjoying a tremendous home-field advantage.

A national coach of the year candidate in both 2004 and 2005, Sottolano guided the Black Knights to a 39-14 record in 2005 and their second consecutive Patriot League championship, only the second time Army had won consecutive league titles of any kind.

The Black Knights also registered 17 Patriot League victories that year, a conference record the Black Knights first established in 1994 and equaled in 2004.

Named Patriot League Coach of the Year for the second straight season in 2005, Sottolano guided the Black Knights to their fourth Patriot League championship and the school’s third NCAA Regional appearance (all under Sottolano’s watch).

In leading Army to its third postseason appearance in six years, the high energy field boss presided over a team that set a single season school record for victories (39) for the second consecutive year and established or tied 85 individual and team, school and Patriot League records. The Black Knights set the previous school record for wins only a year ear-

lier when they posted 37 victories and established or tied 84 league and school standards.

For the second consecutive season, Army garnered votes in national polls and boasted a pair of All-America selections, this after featuring two All-America selections, two Freshman All-America choices and an Academic All-America honoree in 2004.

Army closed 2005 on a tear, capturing 21 of its last 26 games and 26 of 32 decisions overall. After opening the season with four consecutive losses, the Black Knights won 39 of 49 outings, including six straight during their spring trip to Florida, the first unbeaten southern swing in school history. At year’s end, Army’s overall winning percentage of .736 ranked eighth among national leaders.

The Black Knights posted a 19-4 record in 2005 at West Point’s Doubleday Field and enter 2012 having prevailed in 122 of their last 171 home contests (122-47-2) dating back to 2004. That translates into a flashy winning percentage of .719.

Army received votes in the NCBWA final poll in both 2004, 2005, and again in 2009. The Black Knights also received votes in the NCBWA preseason poll in 2005, 2006 and 2010, and in Colleigate Baseball’s preseason ranking in 2005 and 2006.

Army continued its winning ways under Sottolano in 2006, posting a 30-20-1 record. That marked the first time in school history that the Black Knights notched 30 wins during three consecutive seasons; quite an accomplishment when considering that Army had never won more than 26 games in a season prior to 2004. The Black Knights registered 25 victories in both 2007 and 2008.

Featuring a youthful team that had been forecasted for a third place conference finish prior to 2008, Sottolano led the Black Knights to a record fifth consecutive 25-victory season and the program’s fourth regular season Patriot League title. Three members of that squad were selected in the 2008

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Black Knights’ recent run of success. Army has ranked among national leaders in earned run average during four of the past eight seasons. The Black Knights ranked seventh nationally in ERA (3.28) in 2006, improving from the No. 8 spot (3.08) they held in the national rankings the previous year. Army also ranked 12th nationally (3.44) in ERA in 2004 and finished 27th in the category in 2008 (3.77).

Army was the only Division I team to list in the top 12 nationally in ERA from 2004 through 2006 and one of two clubs to stand in the top eight nationally during the 2005 and 2006 campaigns.

Additionally, Army was one of just seven Division I squads to rank among the top 27 teams nationally in earned run average from 2004 through 2007.

During that time, the Black Knights’ pitching staff combined to fire 22 shutouts. Army paced the Patriot League in ERA in 2009, ranking 73rd nationally at 5.04. In 2010, the Black Knights topped the conference and ranked 30th in the country with an earned run average of 4.34. Last season, Army led the Patriot League in ERA (conference games only) at 4.30.

A native of Middletown, N.Y., Sottolano arrived at the Academy in 1992, serving as an assistant on Army’s baseball staff until his promotion to head coach in 2000.

In the midst of his second decade as a member of Army’s baseball staff, Sottolano is in his 13th season presiding over the Black Knights’ diamond program.

Following a successful eight-year stint as an assistant on the West Point coaching staff, he was named Army’s interim head coach during the early portion of the 2000 season.

Sottolano inherited a team that had captured just one of its first seven games and had been forecasted for a third-place finish in the Patriot League standings in a preseason poll of the conference’s head coaches.

He proceeded to instill a quiet sense of confidence in his gritty group of Black Knights. Sottolano quickly imparted his aggressive style of play and relentless attitude on the group, taking charge of the club just three days prior to the beginning of Army’s spring trip to Florida. And the Black Knights responded well to his teachings, winning five of seven games during the venture south to post the school’s finest spring-trip record in more than a decade.

The “Cardiac Cadets” would register 18 comefrom-behind victories during the season, with an amazing 12 of those wins coming during Army’s last at-bat. Included in the group was a riveting comeback victory over Bucknell in the Elimination Game of the Patriot League Tournament, a triumph that propelled the Black Knights into the conference’s championship series against regular-season titlist and top seed Navy.

Displaying the same type of fire and determination that characterized their season, the Black Knights rode a pair of comeback victories to stun the favored Midshipmen on their home field.

There were seven emotionally charged “walk-off” wins in all that season, an incredible number considering that Army notched just 15 victories overall the previous year.

Shortly after leading the Black Knights to their first NCAA Regional appearance, Sottolano was rewarded for his marvelous efforts by having the “interim” label lifted from his title.

The Black Knights lost several key players from that championship squad and slumped to a 1727-1 overall record in 2001. After a slow start the

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HEAD COACH JOE SOTTOLANO THE SOTTOLANO PROFILE Born: Nov. 12, 1968, in Brooklyn, N.Y. High School: Minisink Valley (N.Y.) College Education: Ithaca College (undergraduate ’90, graduate ’93) College Baseball: Ithaca College, 1986-90

Coaching Career: Assistant Coach, Drexel University, 1990-91; Assistant Coach, Ithaca College, 1991; Assistant Coach, U.S. Military Academy, 1992-2000; Head Coach, U.S. Military Academy, 2000-present Family: Wife, Lori (married Oct. 11, 1998); son, Nicholas (born June 10, 2002); son, Tyler (born Sept. 10, 2005)

SOTTOLANO YEAR-BY-YEAR Year School 2000 Army 2001 Army 2002 Army 2003 Army 2004 Army 2005 Army 2006 Army 2007 Army 2008 Army 2009 Army 2010 Army 2011 Army Overall Record

THE SOTTOLANO FAMILY: JOE, LORI, TYLER & NICHOLAS

Notes First Regional appearance for school First full season as head coach Won 14 of final 16 games Last losing record at West Point NCAA Regionals, set school wins record NCAA Regionals, set school wins record Third straight 30-win season Reached Patriot League Championship Series Captured regular season Patriot League title Reached finals of Austin Regional Won Patriot League regular-season title Reached Patriot League Championship Series (.564) 12 seasons

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Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft, the highest single-season total in school history. Despite those graduation losses, Army posted its most successful showing the following year.

Prior to assuming the role as Army’s head coach, Sottolano served as an assistant to former head coach Dan Roberts for eight years. Sottolano, who added the title of instructor in the Military Academy’s Department of Physical Education in the fall of 1994, shouldered primary responsibilities as Army’s pitching coach, while tending to all other facets of the program during that period.

Sottolano, who graduated from Ithaca College in 1990 with a bachelor’s degree in physical education, was a four-year varsity letterwinner as a lefthanded pitcher and a member of Bomber squads that made four consecutive appearances at the NCAA Division III Regionals. Voted Most Outstanding Player in the 1988 College World Series, he registered a 21-9 career record, posting a 3.26 earned run average and guided the Bombers to a Division III national title.

Though his collegiate career ended that spring, Sottolano continued hurling. He was one of 36 players nation-wide invited to try out for Team USA that summer and remained one of the premier pitchers in the Hudson Valley Rookie League.

Highly respected among Eastern baseball circles, Sottolano served as pitching coach at Drexel University in the spring of 1991, before returning to Ithaca as the Bombers’ graduate assistant coach that fall.

He completed work on a master’s degree in physical education and teaching from Ithaca in 1993.

In 1997, Sottolano oversaw a pitching staff that helped Army to a Patriot League championship, the school’s first outright conference title since 1966.

He was also chiefly responsible for recruiting that league-winning squad.

During the summer of 1999, he served as head coach for the New York Generals of the American Collegiate Baseball League. In his first season at the Generals’ helm, Sottolano guided the team to

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Record 23-14-1 17-27-1 22-21 17-25-1 37-15 39-14 30-20-1 25-23-1 25-25 36-21 28-17 22-26 321-248-5

Four NCAA Regional Appearances (2000, 2004, 2005, 2009) One NCAA Regional Final Appearance (2009) Four Patriot League championships (2000, 2004, 2005, 2009) Five Regular Season Patriot League championships (2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010) Two-Time Patriot League Coach of the Year (2004, 2005) ABCA/Diamond Sports Company NCAA Division I Regional Coach of the Year.

Coached 12 players that garnered 34 All-America citations Coached nine players selected in Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft a 28-12 record and a regular season league championship; this after the team finished with a losing record the previous year.

Since assuming control of Army’s program, Sottolano has continued to shape the mindset of his club in the form of his own winning persona.

He has directed the Black Knights to nine 20-victory seasons, four 30-win showings and seven winning records during his 12 years in charge. He has also instituted an aggressive recruiting plan that has injected a bounty of talent into West Point’s program.

During his 20-year association with the Army baseball program, the Black Knights have captured five Patriot League championships (1997, 2000, 2004, 2005, 2009), six regular season league titles (1997, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010), one conference divisional crown (1994) and made the only four NCAA Regional trips in school history (2000, 2004, 2005, 2009).

Additionally, nine Army players have been selected in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft during his 12year head coaching tenure, including eight since 2005. Two players -- Nick Hill and Milan Dinga -- were chosen in the top 10 rounds of the 2007 draft. Army has featured 63 first team All-Patriot League selections since 1993. Since 2004, 12 different Army players have garnered 34 All-America certificates. The list includes those selected to preseason, postseason, freshman and academic All-America squads.

Sottolano has earned Patriot League Coach of the Year honors twice and remains the only individual in the 21-year history of the conference to earn league coach of the year accolades in back-to-back seasons.

Sottolano and his wife, Lori, reside at West Point with their two sons, Nicholas (9), and Tyler (6).

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Matt Reid, who rates as one of the bright, young talents in the college baseball coaching ranks, is in his fifth season as a member of Army’s coaching staff. After serving as the Black Knights’ top assistant coach in 2010, Reid picked up the title of associate head coach before last season.

Prior to joining head coach Joe Sottolano’s staff in the summer of 2007, Reid had spent the previous two years on the baseball coaching staff at UNC Asheville. Reid focused his work on the club’s infielders and hitters, while assisting with recruiting duties during his tenure at UNC Asheville. In that time, he helped the Bulldogs increase their fielding percentage from .943 to .958. Additionally, UNC Asheville turned a Big South Conference-leading 59 double plays in his last season to rank 34th nationally.

Prior to his arrival at Asheville, Reid served as assistant coach at Old Dominion University where he worked with the Monarchs’ outfielders and hitters. He assumed duties as baseball camp director at ODU, and filled the same role at UNC Asheville.

A 2002 graduate of Richmond, where he lettered for four years on the baseball diamond, Reid assisted the staff at Virginia Commonwealth University during the 2003-04 season while completing his master’s degree in sport leadership. His experience with organizing fundraisers for non-profit ventures while at VCU included raising money for an area cancer center.

Prior to his studies at VCU, Reid served as assistant coach at Louisburg College where his responsibilities

with the baseball team included working with the squad’s infielders and coaching first base. He began his coaching career at Virginia Military Institute.

In addition to his collegiate coaching background, Reid has gained extensive experience during the summer months, guiding the Peninsula Pilots of the Coastal Plains League for two years. He led the Pilots to a 34-20 record (.630) and an appearance in the league championship in his first season and finished with a two-year mark of 58-38 (.604) at the Peninsula helm.

The native of Amherst, Mass., was selected team captain during his senior year at Richmond and helped the Spiders to a pair of NCAA Regional berths. He graduated in 2001 with a degree in sports administration.

Reid, whose father Jim is a member of the University of Virginia football coaching staff after serving as an assistant with the Miami Dolphins and as head football coach at VMI for two years, interned with the front office of the Pittsburgh Pirates during the summer of 2004. He also worked in Richmond’s sports information office as a senior.

At West Point, Reid works primarily with Army’s infielders and hitters. Off the field, he focuses attention on national recruiting with an emphasis placed on the East Coast.

Under Reid’s direction, Army established a single season school record for fielding percentage in 2009 (.970) after narrowly missing the mark the previous year. Three of the Black Knights’ starting four infielders have earned All-Patriot League honors each of the past three seasons, including Clint Moore, who garnered All-America laurels in 2009. Moore and infield mate Zach Price have been named Patriot League Rookie of the Year during Reid’s tenure at the Academy. Last spring, three Army infielders were named to the All-Patriot League first team with Steve

May joining Moore and Price on the unit.

The Black Knights have taken well to Reid’s offensive teachings as well, establishing school records for batting average (.329), base hits (626), doubles (117), triples (18), home runs (57), runs scored (446), runs batted in (408), total bases (950) and slugging percentage (.500) in 2009. It marked the second straight season that Army set school records for doubles and home runs.

Army has also improved its slugging percentage by more than 150 points since Reid arrived at West Point.

Reid, who has played a large role in the great success Army has experienced in its overall recruiting the past four years, is single and currently resides in Fort Montgomery.

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COACHING STAFF ANTHONY DeCICCO

LT. COL. DAVE BOROWICZ

ASSISTANT COACH 3RD SEASON EASTERN CONNECTICUT ST., 2001

ASSISTANT COACH 2ND SEASON WEST POINT, 1992

Anthony DeCicco is in his third season as the Black Knights’ pitching coach after being added to the staff by head coach Joe Sottolano prior to the 2010 campaign.

Last season, under the guidance of DeCicco, Army ranked second in the Patriot League in ERA (5.09). The Black Knights led the conference in fewest walks per nine innings, while listing second in opponents’ batting average (.282). Army led the conference in ERA during league games, posting a 4.30 mark versus Patriot League foes.

In 2010, DeCicco’s pitching staff topped the Patriot League and ranked 30th nationally in ERA (4.34). The staff also paced the conference in strikeouts per nine innings (7.09). Starting pitcher Matt Fouch earned the conference’s Pitcher of the Year award and was named to the All-Patriot League first team. Relief pitcher Kevin McKague, who established Army’s single-season saves record (13), was unanimously selected to the all-league first unit as well.

Before arriving at West Point, DeCicco spent one season as pitching and catching coach, as well as recruiting coordinator, at Fordham University. Prior to his one-year stint in the Bronx, DeCicco logged six years on the coaching staff at the University of Vermont. He arrived at Vermont from Eastern Connecticut State University, where he served on the staff of the 2002 NCAA Division III National Champions.

During his stay at Fordham, DeCicco helped the Rams to a fourth-place finish in the Atlantic 10 Conference with a 16-11 mark, despite being tabbed to finish ninth in the preseason poll.

As Vermont’s recruiting coordinator, as well as pitching and catching coach, DeCicco was instrumental in the Catamounts capturing the program’s first two America East Conference regularseason championships in 2003 and 2006.

Under DeCicco’s tutelage, the Vermont pitching staff excelled, topping America East in team earned run average in both 2002 and 2005, while ranking among national leaders both years. The Catamounts also ranked sixth nationally in ERA in 2003. Additionally, seven Vermont pitchers were drafted or signed by Major League baseball organizations from 2003 to 2009.

A 2001 graduate of ECSU, DeCicco received his bachelor’s degree in physical education.

He earned a master’s degree from Vermont in education and leadership in 2005. DeCicco was a standout catcher during his playing days for the Warriors and joined the staff of longtime head coach Bill Holowaty following graduation.

DeCicco and his wife, Elizabeth, have a son, Theodore (6) and a daughter, Peyton (3). The family resides in nearby New Windsor, N.Y.

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Lt. Col. Dave Bororwicz is currently in the second season of his third tour on the Army coaching staff, having served as an athletic intern with the baseball program following his graduation from the Academy during the spring of 1992 and assisting the Black Knights during the 2003 and 2004 campaigns.

After leaving West Point following the 2004 baseball season, Borowicz spent a year at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. From there, he was assigned to the 2nd Brigade, 10th Mountain Division where he served as the Brigade Engineer (2005-2006) and the Battalion Executive Officer of 2nd Brigade Special Troops Battalion (2006-2007). While there, Borowicz spent 15 months serving in Iraq as part of the surge for Operation Iraqi Freedom. His unit was awarded the Meritorious Unit Citation for their performance while deployed and was influential in the SunniAwakening south of Baghdad.

After returning from Iraq, Borowicz and his family moved to Madison, Wis., and he pursued a doctorate in Civil and Environmental Engineering. He received his PhD in December of 2010 in Civil and Environmental Engineering and arrived back at West Point in January to teach in the Department of Civil & Mechanical Engineering.

Borowicz has been presented with several military awards, to include: the Bronze Star Medal, the Meritorious Service Medal, the Army Commendation Medal, the Army Achievement Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Iraq Campaign Medal, the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, the Humanitarian Service Medal, the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, the Army Service Ribbon, the Overseas Service Ribbon, the Air Assault Badge and the Combat Action Badge.

A four-time letterwinner during his years in the “Black, Gold, and Gray,” Borowicz was a standout pitcher for the Black Knights, holding a regular turn in Army’s starting rotation for three consecutive years. A district Academic AllAmerica selection and Rhodes scholar candidate as a senior, the former team captain was a member of Army teams that defeated arch-rival Navy in four consecutive “star” matchups.

Borowicz will forever be etched into the Army record books having been credited with a save against Long Island as a freshman in 1989, helping to secure the program’s 1,000th all-time victory. Three years later, he narrowly missed writing a bit more history when his bid to throw the fourth no-hitter in school history fell just short, settling for a one-hit defeat of Princeton. The native of Milwaukee, Wis., ranks 25th on Army’s career innings pitched list at 157.0, while is career earned run average mark of 4.47 lists among the Black Knights all-time leaders.

The Midwestern product assists in the instruction of Army’s pitchers and outfielders on the diamond.

Borowicz and his wife, Cindy, reside at West Point with their daughters, Maggie, 17, and Allison, 16; and son, Josh, 10.

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2012 SEASON OUTLOOK After coming within just a few innings of capturing its sixth Patriot League tournament title last spring, the Army baseball program is determined to return to its championship form this season. The Black Knights won three straight Patriot League regular-season championships before falling one game short in the conference standings last season. Army swept Lafayette in the Patriot League semifinals series, before dropping the PLCS in three highly competitive games. Army lost several key contributors from last year’s squad to graduation, but a solid nucleus returns to the fold hungry to lead the program to its fourth regular-season conference title in the past five years.

One of the Patriot League’s preeminent programs, Army has captured six regular-season Patriot League titles and five Patriot League tournament crowns since joining the circuit in 1993. Five of those regular-season championships have come in the last eight years, a span that has seen the Black Knights earn seven trips to the league’s seasonending tournament. Army also sent eight players to the minor leagues last decade, more than any other Patriot League program during that time.

Sottolano has guided Army to the NCAAs four times since taking over the reins of the program 13 years ago. The Black Knights have won at least 22 games in eight straight seasons and advanced to the NCAA Regionals three times during that stretch.

In order to maintain that form in 2012, Army must replace two starters on the left side of the infield and two more in the outfield. The Black Knights graduated one of the most successful classes in program history last May, and it will not be easy to forget all-conference standouts Joey Henshaw, Ben Koenigsfeld, Steve May and Clint Moore. That quartet combined to account for 69.7 percent of Army’s home runs (23 of 33) and 55.5 percent of Army’s RBI (132 of 238) last season. Moore, a four-time league all-star at shortstop, graduated as the Academy’s all-time leader in home runs, doubles, RBI, runs scored, total bases and slugging percentage.

Sottolano is confident that some of those holes have been filled after watching his young squad turn

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in a strong showing during the non-traditional fall season. It was during that developmental portion of games and practices that he and the coaching staff were able to evaluate and identify some of the key cogs to this year’s squad.

“We had very consistent at-bats and approaches during the fall season,” said Sottolano. “I liked the tenacity and toughness the club brought to the field.

Some of the new players have that same type of toughness that we’re looking for. That’s something we hopes carries over to the spring.”

Seniors Zach Price and J.T. Watkins, who were the only two Black Knights to start all 48 games last season, will serve as the team’s co-captains this season. Sottolano feels that his squad is in good hands with Price and Watkins serving in key leadership roles.

“Zach Price is a leader by presence,” said Sottolano. “He’s an intense competitor who gives 100 percent every single day. He arrives at practice early and stays. He never takes a rep off, and he’s very consistent at what he does. He’s a person of few words, but when he speaks, you listen.

“J.T. leads by presence, but he’s also very vocal,” added Sottolano. “He’s an extremely determined young man, and I think both he and Zach do an outstanding job of leading our team.”

Price bounced back from an inconsistent sophomore season with a terrific junior campaign last spring. The diminutive second baseman played very well defensively and served as the key catalyst at the top of the Black Knights’ batting order. His efforts earned him a spot on the All-Patriot League first team.

Watkins, meanwhile, was exceptional defensively once again last season. The Black Knights’ backstop, who has started behind the dish since arriving at West Point four years ago, also shined offensively in 2011. He batted .298 with five extrabase hits and 27 RBI en route to his first All-Patriot League selection.

Army also returns senior Kevin McKague, who was granted a waiver from the NCAA after missing the majority of last season with an injury. When healthy, McKague excels in a variety of roles for the

LOGAN LEE Black Knights. He’s a strong defensive infielder, one of the most powerful hitters in Army’s lineup, and also serves as the team’s shutdown closer out the bullpen.

Sottolano figures to be putting together a much younger lineup than he did last season. While that can be viewed as a challenge, Army’s mentor sees positives in having so much youth on the roster.

“The nice thing is that young kids are sponges,” said Sottolano. “They really listen, work hard and have something to prove. They are always very determined. The key is having the upperclassmen lead them to success and sticking with them through times of struggle. I think it will be crucial for the older guys to help develop them. You’ll start to see the game slow down for some of these freshmen about midway through the season, and at that point they won’t really be freshmen anymore.”

With such a relatively young lineup, Army will lean on its experienced pitching staff early in the season. The Black Knights return all four of their weekend starters from a year ago, as well as several key bullpen arms.

Senior Logan Lee leads Army’s contingent of starters, having emerged as the Black Knights’ ace last season. Senior Scott Lucado, junior Chris Rowley and sophomore Nick Dignacco, who rounded out Army’s Patriot League rotation last spring, all return to the fold as well.

“We return all four of our weekend starters from last season, which is good,” said Sottolano. “I think they all have the ability to throw a very good ball game on any given day. The biggest thing we need to see is consistency from each of them, and that starts with locating their pitches for strikes.”

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ZACH PRICE Lee and Rowley ranked among the Patriot League leaders last season in earned run average, strikeouts, wins, complete games and innings pitched. Army was a perfect 5-0 in Patriot League games started by Lucado, and Dignacco took the ball in the third game of the Patriot League Championship Series at Navy. All four return poised to make an impact on this year’s team.

Senior Manny Fernandez returns to the bullpen after missing last season due to injury. The Black Knights’ relief corps also returns sophomore Gunnar Carroll and junior John Buckley, who pitched key innings for Army last spring.

Although Army may be a bit younger and less experienced this year as compared to recent seasons, Sottolano is confident that the Black Knights are capable of vying for a Patriot League title and returning to the NCAA postseason.

“I think you look at each ball club individually,” said Sottolano. “You coach each ball club differently. This team is about repetitions, playing the game and developing confidence. We need to make sure that the younger players understand that their better days are coming as they develop.

“There are a lot of questions, but not questions about our athletic ability or our ability to succeed,” noted Sottolano. “There are questions that time is going to tell. I know the goals and aspirations of our program will always remain the same. We believe that through hard work and determination we have the ability to achieve our goals.

“We’ve always taken pride in playing our best baseball at the end of the year, and I think that’s evident if you look through the records. It’s going to be a very interesting and challenging coaching year, but I’m very excited about that challenge; I think we all are. We certainly look at is as a great opportu-

INFIELD PROSPECTS Name Harold Earls Alex Jensen Connor Love Sean McIlroy Kevin McKague Patrick Mescher Zach Price

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Army opens the season with a three-game series at High Point over the weekend of Feb. 17-19. The Black Knights then play three-game road sets at George Washington (Feb. 25-26) and UMBC (March 2-4) before traveling to Florida for their annual spring break trip. Army will test itself in the Sunshine State, facing Sacred Heart in a three-game series and locking horns with Nebraska-Omaha, Iowa and Illinois State.

The Black Knights return to West Point on March 20 for a midweek contest versus Quinnipiac. Army then welcomes Ivy League foe Harvard to Doubleday Field for a four-game series over the weekend of March 24-25. After a midweek contest at Columbia (March 28), Army begins its Patriot League schedule at Navy (March 31-April 1).

The Black Knights then return to West Point to host Manhattan on April 4, before taking on Lehigh (April 7-8). After a road test at Siena (April 10), Army kicks off its season-long 10-game homestand by hosting Fairleigh Dickinson on April 11.

The Black Knights continue their homestand with a four-game series opposite Lafayette (April 14-15), a midweek tilt against Saint Peter’s (April 18) and a four-game set versus Bucknell (April 21-22).

Army then finishes its regular-season slate with six straight road games. The Black Knights travel to Fishkill, N.Y., to take on Marist in the annual Hudson Valley Baseball Classic on April 25, before making the trek to Worcester, Mass., to battle Holy Cross (April 28-29). Army then closes out the regular season with a road game at NYIT. “I think we have a solid schedule again this year,” said Sottolano. “The key for us is to get out and play. Society and people in general gauge success based on wins and losses, and I believe that winning is absolutely important in what we’re all striving for, but it’s a battle as opposed to a war.

We have to understand that we might lose some battles here and there, but we have to keep the bigger picture in mind. This club needs to be resilient, and that’s something we have always taken great pride in.”

Hgt. 5-9 6-1 6-4 6-3 6-5 6-4 5-7

Wgt. 170 185 195 210 230 215 185

Cl. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. Sr. So. Sr.

Exp. HS HS 1VL 1VL 3VL SQ 3VL

Hometown Cumming, Ga. Charlotte, N.C. Beaverton, Ore. Tulsa, Okla.

Fayetteville, N.C. Versailles, Ohio Cantonment, Fla.

be sorely missed. The All-Patriot League selection, who batted .305 with 21 RBI in 2011, also played a steady third base.

Senior Zach Price, who has been entrenched as the Black Knights’ starting second baseman since arriving at the Academy three years ago, figures to anchor Army’s infield this season.

Price, who was one of just two Army players to start all 48 games for the Black Knights in 2011, produced his best offensive season since his rookie campaign of 2009. The Cantonment, Fla., native led Army last season in batting average (.331), base hits (56), runs scored (39), on-base percentage (.472), walks (34) and stolen bases (13).

Price held down the leadoff spot in the Black Knights’ batting order throughout the year, serving as one of the catalysts for the Black Knights’ offense. In addition to his offensive exploits, Price recorded a fielding percentage of .987. He made only three errors in 228 defensive chances.

“Zach has really developed throughout his time at West Point,” said Army head coach Joe Sottolano.

“He came in as a very strong offensive player, but just an average defensive player. He has evolved into an exceptional second baseman and an allconference player.”

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nity to succeed and we’re going to meet those challenges head on.”

INFIELD Army will have to replace two starters on the infield following the graduation of All-Patriot League performers Steve May (3B) and Clint Moore (SS).

May and Moore both earned all-conference accolades last spring, and their graduation creates two large holes on the left side of the infield.

Moore graduated as Army’s all-time leader in home runs (35), RBI (185), doubles (51), runs scored (174), total bases (413) and slugging percentage (.589). The four-time All-Patriot League selection was also an ultra-talented defensive shortstop, who saved several runs with his incredible plays.

May, who had the knack for coming up with big hits for the Black Knights last season, will also

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Senior Kevin McKague, who was injured just 12 games into last season, returns to the Army program for a fifth season after being granted a medical redshirt by the NCAA. McKague, who already lists among Army’s alltime leaders in several offensive categories, has the ability to play either of the corner infield spots.

McKague held down the first base position over the first four years of his career, but boasts the athleticism and arm strength required to excel at third base.

“Having Kevin back gives us a lot of experience, leadership and knowledge,” explained Sottolano.

“Those characteristics will be invaluable and helpful in bringing along some of our younger infielders.

He is an outstanding first baseman, and versatile enough that he may even spend some time at third base.”

A prodigious power threat, who also hits for a high average, McKague figures to bat near the middle of Army’s lineup. The Fayetteville, N.C., product batted cleanup nine times and hit out of the fivehole on three occasions last season before an injury derailed his 2011 campaign.

Junior Sean McIlroy, who was Army’s most productive pinch-hitter last season, will vie for more atbats at DH this spring. McIlroy boasts a powerful swing from the left side of the plate.

Sophomore Connor Love, who exploded offensively during Army’s fall season, has emerged as the favorite to play first base when McKague moves over to third. Love, a catcher by trade, has impressed the coaching staff with his ability to pick up the nuances of playing first base. A native of Beaverton, Ore., Love appeared in just three contests as a freshman last season. The time he put in developing his skills during his plebe campaign should pay off this year.

Sottolano will look for Love to occupy a spot somewhere near the middle of Army’s batting order.

“Connor had a breakthrough fall and has evolved into one of our better hitters,” said Sottolano. “He possesses a lot of confidence and a great deal of swagger. He’s an outstanding leader and ultimate team player, who has developed into the player we hoped he would become. He’s a person we feel has to be in our lineup, and will see time at first base, catcher and designated hitter.”

Fellow sophomore Patrick Mescher will push for time at first base this spring as well. The Versailles, Ohio, native is a strong athlete with a great deal of power. His ability to develop in the field and find consistency at the plate will go a long way toward dictating his playing time.

“Patrick’s biggest thing is finding consistency,” said Sottolano. “He’s a big, strong young man who could have a breakout year for us. He could definitely provide some offensive pop in our lineup.”

Freshman Alex Jensen appears to be the odds on favorite to take over for Moore at shortstop in 2012. A talented infield prospect who hails from Charlotte, N.C., Jensen enters West Point with an abundance of tools.

“Alex is very consistent and hard-nosed,” said Sottolano. “He’s a fierce competitor, who loves playing the game. I think he plays his best when the lights are on, and he’s someone that will shine throughout the season. He’s a guy that you need to kick out of the gym every day because he just

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continually wants to improve.”

Fellow freshman Harold Earls figures to see time at the “hot corner” when McKague plays first base. The Cumming, Ga., native features a strong throwing arm and soft hands. Earls loves playing the game, and brings a great deal of tenacity to the ballpark every day.

“Harold is a very good infielder who is still maturing and coming into his own,” said Sottolano. “He’s still fighting to understand the position a little bit better, and he needs to slow the game down some.

He has a passion for the game and I believe he has a bright future in an Army uniform.”

Sottolano feels that the Black Knights’ infield will feature an athletic group of performers this season. Price, Jensen and Earls could play three positions, and McKague is certainly capable of playing two spots. This versatility figures to serve Army well early in the season as the young Black Knights find their way.

OUTFIELD Army will need to replace two of its three starting outfielders this season after losing Ben Koenigsfeld and David Darnell to graduation. Koenigsfeld, who earned a total of five All-Patriot League certificates during his standout career, batted .301 with six home runs and 32 RBI last season out of the twohole. Koenigsfeld also excelled defensively in 2011, handling 73 defensive chances flawlessly. Darnell, meanwhile, smashed eight doubles and committed just two errors in 80 defensive chances as Army’s regular center fielder.

Despite those key losses, Sottolano is confident that the players currently on the roster will be up to the challenge.

“We like the talent that we have in our outfield, CODY MURTLE both the young talent, and the talent that has come through our program and matured” said Sottolano.

Mosley appeared in 29 games last season, “We have several outfielders who have the opportu- mostly as a defensive replacement. The rangy athnity to play this year and contribute.” lete boasts tremendous speed, and is capable of Senior Cody Murtle, who drew 32 starts in right tracking down balls hit into the deepest reaches of field last season, is Army’s lone returning outfield the power alleys. The Keystone Heights, Fla., native starter. Murtle batted .271 with three doubles, two batted .267 in 15 at-bats. He was also 3-for-3 in home runs, nine RBI and 19 runs scored in his first stolen base attempts. season as an every day starter. The native of Hunt“Clayton is an outstanding defensive player who ersville, N.C., is also a solid defender with a strong is really maturing as a hitter,” said Sottolano. “We throwing arm. are looking for increased production from him this Junior Michael Sands will compete with Murtle season.” for the starting position in right field. Sands has conWilliams, who also hails from the talent-rich tinued to evolve offensively and defensively since state of Florida, made just one game appearance entering the program, and he is poised to make an as a freshman last year. impact this season.

“Tyler is another player who is really maturing,” “Michael is a strong, athletic player who runs added Sottolano. “He’s strong and athletic, and and throws well,” said Sottolano. “The most con- gives us a lot of versatility.” sistent player is going to win that position, and I Cooke is an athletic specimen who brings a am looking forward to watching Cody and Michael myriad of offensive and defensive skills to the Army battle it out.” program.

There are several promising canOUTFIELD PROSPECTS didates to replace Darnell in center Name B-T Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Exp. Hometown field this spring. JuMatthew Carter L-L 5-10 180 Sr. SQ El Paso, Texas nior Clayton MosDakari Cooke L-L 6-0 190 Fr. HS Hampton, Va. ley, sophomore Daniel Cortes L-R 5-9 160 Fr. HS Altamonte, Fla. Tyler Williams and Jon Crucitti R-R 6-0 195 So. 1VL Salisbury, N.C. freshman Dakari Mark McCants L-R 5-10 190 Fr. HS Flower Mound, Texas Cooke headline Clayton Mosley R-R 6-3 200 Jr. 2VL Keystone Heights, Fla. the list of prosCody Murtle R-R 6-2 195 Sr. 3VL Huntersville, N.C. pects capable of Michael Sands R-R 5-11 180 Jr. SQ Baton Rouge, La. stepping into that Tyler Williams L-R 5-9 170 So. SQ Orlando, Fla. role.

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“Dakari is a very athletic player who runs well and will have a very bright future in our program,” commented Sottolano.

Freshman Daniel Cortes has emerged as the favorite to win the starting position in left field after a productive fall season.

“Daniel is a hard-nosed competitor who reminds me a lot of Shaun Salmon as a freshman,” said Sottolano. “He’s a real tough player who competes and runs well. He understands the game, and thrives in big spots.”

After seeing some time as a defensive replacement last season, senior Matt Carter will compete with Cortes for playing time this season as well.

Carter, who hails from El Paso, Texas, played in nine games in 2011, drawing a pair of starts.

“We’re hoping that Matt can become the player we always thought he could be,” added Sottolano.

“He has good athletic ability; he just has to put it all together.”

Freshman Mark McCants could also vie for playing time in one of the corner outfield spots this season.

“Mark is solid player out of Texas, who has seen a lot of big games throughout high school,” said Sottolano. “He could provide some quality at-bats in certain situations.”

CATCHER Senior J.T. Watkins, who started behind the plate in each of Army’s 48 contests in 2011, returns as the Black Knights’ backstop once again this spring.

Watkins, who earned All-Patriot League honors for the first time in his career last season with his inclusion on the second unit, will serve as one of Army’s two co-captains this year along with classmate Zach Price.

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One of the CATCHING PROSPECTS finest defensive catchers to ever Name B-T Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Exp. Hometown come through the Kyle Cachopa R-R 6-0 185 Fr. HS Raynham, Mass.

Army program, Andrew Johnson R-R 5-11 175 Jr. 1VL Elmhurst, Ill. Watkins broke his Connor Love R-R 6-4 195 So. 1VL Beaverton, Ore. own school record J.T. Watkins R-R 6-0 190 Sr. 3VL Tuscaloosa, Ala. for percentage of base runners thrown out last PITCHERS season. The Tuscaloosa, Ala., native gunned down 52.4 percent (22 of 42) of would-be base stealers The Army pitching staff, which led the Patriot in 2011, eclipsing the mark he established during League with a 4.30 earned run average in conferhis sophomore campaign. Watkins enters this sea- ence games last season, returns all four weekend son as Army’s career leader in that statistic (39.6 starters from a year ago. The Black Knights also percent). bring back several key arms in the bullpen, while Watkins also achieved a fielding percentage of adding a plethora of talented freshmen. .990 last year, committing just three errors in over Having so many veterans back in the fold puts 300 chances. It marked the second time in his ca- the Army pitching staff in a much better position reer that he achieved a fielding percentage of .990 heading into this season than the Black Knights or better. He carries a career fielding percentage of were in prior to last year. .988 into the 2012 season, having made just 12 Senior Logan Lee, who stepped up as the ace errors in 950 career chances. of Army’s pitching staff last season, looks to reThe well-rounded prospect also performed at a capture that form again this spring. The southpaw high level offensively last season, batting .298 with from Laguna Niguel, Calif., ranked among the Pa27 RBI and 20 runs scored. Watkins, who is a ca- triot League leaders in earned run average (3.99), reer .291 hitter with five home runs and 73 RBI, will strikeouts (55), complete games (four) and innings be called up to be even more productive at the plate pitched (79.0) as a junior in 2011. Lee pitched Army as a senior this season. past Lafayette in the first game of the Patriot League Watkins also does a tremendous job working with semifinals last season, and he figures to headline Army’s pitchers, and he takes a great deal of pride in the Black Knights’ rotation again this year. helping them achieve success on the mound.

“I don’t think Logan needs to throw any harder “J.T. is one of the better leaders that we’ve ever or do anything greater,” said Sottolano. “The thing had come through the program,” said Sottolano. with Logan is maintaining consistency. He under“He’s a relentless worker; I don’t think there’s been stands the type of pitcher he is, and what he needs a day where J.T. has ever sold us short. He brings to do to be successful. The knowledge he’s gained an unparalleled passion to the field every day. He through his three years of experience will help give controls the pitching staff extremely well. He also him even more confidence this season.” has the ability to control the running game.”

Junior Chris Rowley emerged as one of Army’s “J.T. prides himself on being in great shape, and frontline starters last season as well, ranking among working hard every single day, and he reaps the the conference leaders in wins (five), earned run avbenefits of that through his consistency in his play erage (4.68), strikeouts (54), innings pitched (73.0) and his ability to stay healthy. It’s not by chance that and complete games (three). The Duluth, Ga., nahe has many accolades; it is due to his hard work tive tossed Army’s only complete game shutout last and preparation.” season, pitching the Black Knights to an 8-0 win at Junior Andrew Johnson, who has improved dra- Lafayette during the regular season. matically in all areas since arriving at West Point, “Chris made a huge jump from his freshman will serve as a capable reserve to Watkins. Johnson year to his sophomore season,” said Sottolano. “I will also continue in his role as one of Army’s pri- expect him to continue to mature and get better this mary bullpen catchers, getting the Black Knights’ year as a junior.” relievers ready to enter games.

Sophomore Nick Dignacco, who started the third “Andrew has a very strong arm, and he provides and decisive game of last season’s Patriot League a strong defensive backup to J.T.,” added Sottolano.

PITCHING PROSPECTS Sophomore Name B-T Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Exp. Hometown Connor Love has Colin Briant R-R 6-3 195 So. 1VL Manasquan, N.J. shown marked John Buckley R-R 5-9 160 Jr. 1VL Houston, Texas improvement both Gunnar Carroll R-R 6-0 185 So. 1VL Louisa, Va. offensively and Nick Dignacco L-L 6-3 185 So. 1VL Sharon, Conn. defensively. While Manny Fernandez R-R 6-2 200 Sr. 2VL Homestead, Fla. he may struggle Andrew Flaherty R-R 6-6 215 Fr. HS Chesapeake, Va. to crack the lineup Taylor Goucher R-R 6-3 190 Fr. HS Tacoma, Wash. at catcher, SotBrian Hapeman R-R 6-2 190 Fr. HS Fair Haven, N.J. tolano believes it Ken Jackson R-R 6-2 195 Jr. 2VL Peachtree City, Ga. is imperative that Julian Larimer R-R 6-0 170 Fr. HS Carmel, Calif.

Love’s bat be in Logan Lee L-L 6-2 190 Sr. 3VL Laguna Niguel, Calif. the lineup either at Scott Lucado R-R 6-2 190 Sr. 2VL Austin, Texas catcher, first base Kevin McKague R-R 6-5 230 Sr. 3VL Fayetteville, N.C. or designated hitAlex Robinett R-R 5-11 190 Fr. HS Bend, Ore. ter.

Chris Rowley R-R 6-1 195 Jr. 2VL Duluth, Ga. Erik Washburn R-R 5-9 165 So. SQ East Hartland, Conn.

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2012 SEASON OUTLOOK Championship Series at Navy, figures to return to his spot in Army’s rotation this year as well. The second-year lefty from Sharon, Conn., is brimming with confidence following a freshman showing that saw him post a 4.95 earned run average with 21 strikeouts in 36.1 innings of work.

“Nick really developed during the fall,” said Sottolano. “I am particularly impressed with the improvement of his change-up. He was very good as a freshman last season, and I anticipate even greater things from him this year.”

Senior Scott Lucado returns for his final season at West Point after serving as the Black Knights’ fourth weekend starter in 2011. The Austin, Texas, product was one of the biggest surprises of Army’s season last year as the Black Knights went 5-0 in Patriot League games that he started. He finished with a 1-0 mark and a 4.12 earned run average.

Lucado will be challenged by sophomore Gunnar Carroll and freshman Alex Robinett for that fourth starter position this spring. Carroll served as one of Army’s most consistent relief pitchers last season, appearing in a team-high 20 games and posting a 4.50 earned run average. Robinett, meanwhile, enters the Academy with a great deal of potential.

“Alex throws hard, and he has a very good breaking ball,” said Sottolano. “He is also very strong mentally, which is something that I love. He brings a lot of intangibles to the team.”

Sophomore Colin Briant, who stepped up as one of Army’s best midweek starters last season, will play a significant role once again this spring. Briant posted a 1-2 record with 15 strikeouts in 21.1 innings as a freshman in 2011.

Senior Kevin McKague figures to return to his familiar spot at the back end of the Army bullpen.

The lights-out closer missed most of last season due to an injury, but is back for a fifth year of eligibility after the NCAA granted him a medical redshirt.

McKague, who set the Army single-season record with 13 saves as a junior in 2010, looks to regain the form that made him a two-time Stopper of the

Year Watch List honoree. McKague showed flashes of brilliance in limited work last season, striking out four batters in 3.2 innings and recording one save.

The Fayetteville, N.C., native needs just six more saves to surpass Milan Dinga (USMA ’07) and become the Black Knights’ all-time saves leader.

“I think the bullpen has a lot of length to it, and we will be capable of presenting opponents with a lot of different looks this spring,” said Sottolano.

“There are several very talented pitchers in our bullpen.”

Senior Manny Fernandez, who served as Army’s set-up man two years ago, also returns after missing the entire 2011 campaign due to injury. Fernandez appears to be at 100 percent, and should help strengthen an already talented bullpen.

“Manny has the ability to close, but I anticipate him returning to his role as one of our top set-up men,” added Sottolano.

Junior John Buckley is coming off the best year of his career last season. The sidearm specialist went 2-0 with the third-best earned run average on the team (3.81) in 2011.

Fellow junior Ken Jackson is also in the mix for relief work following a steady sophomore campaign that saw him tie for the team lead with five victories.

“Ken had a solid season for us last year,” said Sottolano. “He is knowledgeable and athletic. He helped us win a big ball game down at Lafayette last year, and that big-game experience will help him moving forward. We are looking for Ken to become a little more consistent, and I think you’ll see more success from him as his velocity increases.”

Sophomore Eric Washburn, who was hurt coming out of high school, is a hard-nosed competitor who will add a lot of intangibles to the pitching staff.

“Eric could be a midweek starter or a relief guy,” said Sottolano. “It will be interesting to watch him develop, because I believe he has a place in our program.”

In addition to the accomplished veterans, Sot-

KEN JACKSON tolano and his staff have also recruited several talented pitching prospects to West Point.

Freshman Taylor Goucher is a side-arm specialist with a good breaking ball. Fellow classmate Andrew Flaherty is a tall right-hander with a good arm, who could see time as a midweek starter or long reliever. Freshman Brian Hapeman boasts a high -quality arm, who could act as a starter or reliever when healthy.

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PLAYER PROFILES

#24 COLIN BRIANT RHP • R-R • 6-5 • 195 • SO. • 1VL MANASQUAN, N.J. ACADEMY OF ALLIED HEALTH & SCIENCE

MISCELLANEOUS: Rangy pitching prospect who will continue to add depth to the Black Knights’ pitching staff ... athletic specimen with the ability to throw in the mid-to-upper-80s ... possesses a quality breaking ball and a developing changeup ... penciled in as a midweek starter after serving in that role as a freshman last season ... expected to challenge for work out of the Black Knights’ bullpen during Patriot League weekends this spring as a middle reliever ... still adjusting to the collegiate game ... fields his position extremely well ... valuable member of the Black Knights’ sophomore class ... letterman.

MILESTONES: Named Patriot League Rookie of the Week once midway through freshman campaign.

2011: Saw mound duty in eight contests during his freshman season ... pitched to 1-2 record and an 11.39 earned run average ... started four midweek games ... picked up first career win versus Quinnipiac, tossing five scoreless innings against the Bobcats ... established career bests with four strikeouts and five innings pitched in that contest, which Army won, 12-0 ... earned Patriot League Rookie of the

Week honors following that outing ... matched career high with four strikeouts in his next start versus Siena, tossing 4.1 innings in a no-decision ... also started Army’s games versus Fairfield and Yale ... made four relief appearances during the course of the season ... came out of the bullpen versus Radford, Ohio State, Dartmouth and Marist ... best relief outing came against the Buckeyes when he threw 1.2 innings of scoreless ball ... did not allow a hit in the contest.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Dennis Van Pelt at Academy of Allied Health & Science ... selected to the Shore Baseball Coaches senior all-star team following a standout senior campaign ... was an honorable mention honoree on the Rawlings/ Perfect Game Northeast all-high school senior preseason team prior to the 2010 season ... presented with the William Grasdorf Memorial Baseball Award, given annually to a player who demonstrates oustanding leadership and citizenship both on and off the field ... named the Monmouth County “Sophomore to Watch” in the spring of 2008.

PERSONAL: Given name is Colin Henry Briant ... born Aug. 11, 1991, in Neptune, N.J. ... parents’ names are Robert and Deborah Briant ... has one sister, Hannah ... hobbies include fishing and playing poker ... ardent animal lover ... majoring in Management.

BRIANT’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA 2011 11.39 Totals 11.39

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L 2 2

App 8 8

GS 4 4

CG 0 0

SHO 0 0

CBO 1 1

SV 0 0

IP 21.1 21.1

H 32 32

R 28 28

ER 27 27

BB 10 10

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2B 10 10

3B 0 0

HR 1 1

BF 110 110

Avg .352 .352

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RHP • R-R • 5-9 • 160 • JR. • 1VL HOUSTON, TEXAS SECOND BAPTIST H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Returning member of Army program ... submarine specialist ... provides head coach Joe Sottolano with different look out of Black Knights’ bullpen ... capable of retiring both righthanded batters and left-handers alike ... exceptionally tough on right-handers when commanding strike zone ... induces ground balls with regularity ... possesses excellent sink and arm-side run on fastball ... boasts effective slider as well ... excellent athlete who fields position very well ... owns strong “feel” for game ... sports tireless work ethic and great will to win ... hails from talent-rich state of Texas ... helped high school team advance deep into state tournament ... authored strong showing as a sophomore last spring ... expected to return to his role as one of Army’s top middle relievers again this season ... letterman.

MILESTONES: Named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll following his sophomore season.

2011: Emerged as one of Army’s most reliable arms out of the bullpen during a “breakout” sophomore

campaign ... pitched exclusively in relief ... ranked third on the team with 16 appearances ... listed third on the squad with a tidy 3.81 earned run average ... performed even better in Patriot League games, posting a 1.08 ERA versus conference foes ... opponents hit just .228 against him ... allowed only three extra-base hits in 26.0 innings of work ... did not permit an earned run in 11 of his 16 appearances ... posted a perfect 2-0 record, earning both victories in relief ... authored a scoreless streak of 12.2 innings during a three-week span in April ... lowered his ERA from 7.84 at the start of the streak to 3.75 ... made first career appearance versus Radford during the opening weekend of the season ... retired the only batter he faced opposite the Highlanders ... earned first career victory against Ohio State, escaping a bases-loaded jam by inducing a flyout to end the fourth inning ... tossed a career-high five innings versus Fairfield ... allowed just one earned run on three hits opposite the Stags ... pitched 3.2 innings of scoreless relief in Army’s 4-3 setback to Navy during the regular season ... allowed just three hits and struck out two batters versus the Midshipmen ... tossed 3.2 scoreless innings to help preserve Army’s 10-2 victory over Yale ... did not allow a hit versus the Bulldogs ... earned second career win in that contest ... pitched 2.2 scoreless innings in Army’s 8-6 win at Lafayette ... struck out a career-high three batters versus Marist ... went 2.2 innings opposite the Red Foxes ... made one appearance in the Patriot League Tournament,

tossing one scoreless inning versus Navy in the first game of the Patriot League Championship Series ... one of 10 Army players named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll at year’s end.

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#11 JOHN BUCKLEY

2010: Did not appear in a varsity contest.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Jeff Schroeder at Second Baptist High ... earned four varsity letters ... saw action in outfield and on pitcher’s mound ... all-district selection ... helped squad to 2006 Texas 5A state championship ... lettered four times in football as well ... standout running back on gridiron ... all-district choice in backfield ... two-time team captain ... served as student body president.

PERSONAL: Given name is John Edward Buckley ... born Nov. 24, 1990, in Houston, Texas ... parents’ names are Lela and Mike Buckley ... maternal grandfather, Bill Patton, retired from U.S. Air Force with rank of colonel ... enjoys reading, listening to music and watching movies in free time ... majoring in Mechanical Engineering.

BUCKLEY’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year 2010 2011 Totals

ERA 0.00 3.81 3.81

W 0 2 2

L 0 0 0

App 0 16 16

GS 0 0 0

CG 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0

CBO 0 1 1

SV 0 0 0

IP 0.0 26.0 26.0

H 0 21 21

R 0 13 13

ER 0 11 11

BB 0 20 20

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2B 0 2 2

3B 0 0 0

HR 0 1 1

BF 0 124 124

Avg .000 .228 .228

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PLAYER PROFILES

#19 GUNNAR CARROLL RHP • R-R • 6-0 • 185 • SO. • 1VL LOUISA, VA. LOUISA H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Athletic right-handed pitcher who throws in the mid-80s ... boasts a strong fastball, an excellent curveball and a solid changeup ... fierce competitor with a strong will to win ... hails from baseball hotbed state of Virginia ... smart player with a good feel for the game ... served valuable role as the bridge to Army closer Ben Koenigsfeld last season ... figures to be one of the first relievers up in the bullpen once again this spring ... exciting talent with a bright future in a Black Knights uniform ... should make an even bigger impact this spring after bursting onto the scene last season ... letterman.

2011: Developed into one of the Black Knights’ top options out of the bullpen during a steady freshman season ... led the team with 20 appearances ... topped all Army relievers and ranked third overall with 44.0 innings pitched ... finished the year with a 3-2 record and a 4.50 earned run average ... ranked second on the team with two saves ... saw numbers

improve versus Patriot League foes, pitching to a 3.93 ERA in conference contests ... made first career appearance versus Davidson during the opening weekend of the season ... tossed career-high six innings against Maryland the following weekend in Army’s heart-breaking 13-inning loss to the Terrapins ... picked up his first career save versus Northwestern, working a scoreless ninth inning opposite the Wildcats ... established career high with three strikeouts versus Siena ... threw two scoreless innings in Army’s 8-3 win over Holy Cross ... pitched three times in the series opposite the Crusaders as the Black Knights picked up a key four-game sweep during the opening weekend of Patriot League play ... tossed two perfect innings in Army’s 6-5 victory over Navy that helped the Black Knights earn the coveted “Star” ... collected first career victory in Army’s 12-9 win at Lehigh ... allowed just two earned runs over four innings of work ... victory helped Army avert a four-game sweep at the hands of the Mountain Hawks ... earned second win of the season in Army’s 12-2 win at Lafayette ... allowed just one hit over 4.2 scoreless innings against the Leopards ... picked up third win of the year in Army’s 7-4 victory at Bucknell ... allowed just one earned run on two hits in three innings of work ... matched career high with three strikeouts versus Lafayette in the Patriot League Tournament semifinals ... earned his second career save in that win, which helped the

Black Knights sweep the best-of-three series from the Leopards ... saw mound duty in two of the three Patriot League Championship Series games at Navy ... fired one inning of scoreless relief in helping Army to a 6-3 win over the Midshipmen in the second game of the series.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Kevin Fisher at Louisa High ... tabbed region and district Player of the Year ... earned all-state recognition as an outfielder and pitcher ... also ran track in high school ... was a two-time state champion on the track ... twice selected to participate in the Virginia Commonwealth Games ... took home a title at the 2009 Games.

PERSONAL: Given name is Gunnar Raymond Carroll ... born Oct. 10, 1991, in Charlottesville, Va. ... parents’ names are John and Eileen Carroll ... has one brother and one sister ... enjoys being with his family during his free time ... lists water sports as one of his hobbies ... former Army baseball player Kyle Fleming (USMA ’09) is a close family friend ... majoring in American Legal Studies.

CARROLL’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA 2011 4.50 Totals 4.50

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W 3 3

L 2 2

App 20 20

GS 0 0

CG 0 0

SHO 0 0

CBO 0 0

SV 2 2

IP 44.0 44.0

H 43 43

R 27 27

ER 22 22

BB 13 13

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SO 16 16

2B 6 6

3B 0 0

HR 1 1

BF 192 192

Avg .253 .253

PLAYER PROFILES

OF • L-L • 5-10 • 180 • SR. EL PASO, TEXAS EASTWOOD H.S. (USMAPS) game the very next day against Ohio State, going 0-for-3 with a run scored ... worked first career walk versus the Buckeyes ... appeared as a defensive replacement against Stony Brook, Navy and Yale during the regular season ... saw action as a pinchrunner opposite Maryland and Akron ... entered as a pinch-hitter versus Navy in the third game of the Patriot League Championship Series.

MISCELLANEOUS: Earned Black Knights’ roster spot as “walk-on” during freshman season ... has spent past three seasons as reserve outfielder on Army roster ... caught attention of coaching staff with desired versatility ... solid outfield defender ... capable of playing left field or center field ... exciting offensive prospect as well ... features impressive left-handed batting stroke at plate ... owns great deal of natural ability ... will compete for a starting position this spring ... provides valuable left-handed bat off the bench ... may see additional playing time as defensive replacement ... dangerous pinch-runner off the bench as well ... boasts selfless attitude ... product of USMA Prep School.

2011: Played in nine games as a junior ... drew first two starts of his career during Army’s annual spring break trip to Florida ... went 0-for-2 in first career start versus Pittsburgh ... started second straight

2010: Saw action in one game ... called upon as defensive replacement against Marist in WPDH Hudson Valley Baseball Classic ... laid down perfect sacrifice bunt in only plate appearance.

2009: Appeared in one contest ... drew late game reserve duty during Black Knights’ home nonleague defeat of Columbia ... did not figure statistically against Lions.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Ruly Medrano at Eastwood High ... earned two varsity letters ... served as team captain during senior campaign ... two-time all-district selection in outfield ... garnered pair of all-city citations as well ... named district rookie of the year as a junior ... played golf during one-year stay at USMA Prep School.

PERSONAL: Given name is Matthew Wade Carter ... born May 19, 1989, in El Paso, Texas ... parents’ names are Yvette and Michael Carter ... father, Michael, retired from U.S. Army with rank of major ... enjoys “off-roading” and playing golf in spare time ... majoring in Engineering Management.

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

#5 MATTHEW CARTER

CARTER’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year 2009 2010 2011 Totals

Avg. .000 .000 .000 .000

GP-GS 1-0 1-0 9-2 11-2

AB 0 0 8 8

R 0 0 1 1

H 2B 3B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

HR 0 0 0 0

RBI 0 0 0 0

TB SLG% 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000

BB 0 0 1 1

HP 0 0 0 0

SO 0 0 3 3

GDP 0 0 0 0

OB% .000 .000 .111 .111

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SF 0 0 0 0

SH 0 1 1 2

SB-A 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

PO 0 0 7 7

A 0 0 0 0

E FLD% 0 .000 0 .000 1 .875 1 .875

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NCAA REGIONALS 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

PLAYER PROFILES

#13 JON CRUCITTI OF • R-R • 6-0 • 195 • SO. • 1VL SALISBURY, N.C. WEST ROWAN H.S. batting average and a .316 slugging percentage ... was a perfect 2-for-2 on stolen bases.

MISCELLANEOUS: Powerfully built outfield prospect ... tough athlete who is also a member of the Army football team ... boasts great deal of physical strength ... swings a hot bat with good “juice” ... ability to spray the ball to all fields ... fierce competitor with a tireless motor ... works extremely hard and has strong desire to improve ... possesses a strong outfield arm ... runs the bases well ... hails from the talent-rich state of North Carolina ... has the skill set that will develop into a strong player throughout his career ... expected to miss the 2012 season while rehabilitating offseason surgery ... letterman.

2011: Appeared in 13 games during his freshman campaign ... drew four starts ... made collegiate debut against Radford ... went 1-for-2 with two runs scored, two walks and one stolen base versus the Highlanders ... also drew starts against Georgetown and Maryland ... smacked his first career home run opposite Siena ... drove in a career-high three runs against the Saints ... finished the year with a .158

HIGH SCHOOL: Member of the Rowan County American Legion baseball team, under the direction of head coach Jim Gantt ... authored a decorated career, splitting time between third base and center field ... named All-Rowan County and All-North Piedmont Conference in the outfield in 2009 ... selected to the North Carolina Legion Area III all-star team in 2009 as well ... helped team capture the North Carolina State Games Region 6 gold medal ... also led the squad to a third-place showing at the 2009 American Legion World Series in Fargo, N.D. ... squad captured area, state and regional titles en route to the World Series appearance ... earned allcounty and all-conference plaudits at third base in 2008 ... earned a spot on the North Carolina Legion Area III all-star team as a center fielder that year as well ... picked up all-county accolades as a utility player in 2007 ... three-year letterwinner on the football field as well, twice earning all-state, all-conference and all-county honors ... named the conference’s Special Teams Player of the Year in 2008 and 2009 ... led squad to consecutive North Carolina 3A State Championships (2008-09) ... selected as the Offensive MVP of the 2009 title game ... captained grid squad as a senior ... three-year letterman on the basketball floor ... served as team

captain during his junior and senior seasons.

PERSONAL: Given name is Jonathan Neil Crucitti ... born Nov. 14, 1991, in Ocean City, Md. ... parents’ names are Rusty and Linda Crucitti ... has one sister, Mardi ... hobbies include hunting and listening to music ... enjoys attending Minor League baseball games ... member of the Army football team ... majoring in United States History.

CRUCITTI’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year Avg. 2011 .158 Totals .158

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GP-GS 13-4 13-4

AB 19 19

R 4 4

H 2B 3B 3 0 0 3 0 0

HR 1 1

RBI 3 3

TB SLG% 6 .316 6 .316

BB 4 4

HP 0 0

SO 7 7

GDP 0 0

OB% .304 .304

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SF 0 0

SH 0 0

SB-A 2-2 2-2

PO 8 8

A 0 0

E FLD% 1 .889 1 .889

PLAYER PROFILES

LHP • L-L • 6-3 • 185 • SO. • 1VL SHARON, CONN. HOUSATONIC VALLEY H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Interesting pitching prospect ... shows great deal of athleticism for someone with such a tall and lanky frame ... developed into one of Army’s weekend starters by the end of last spring ... started the deciding third game of the Patriot League Championship Series at Navy last season ... led the state of Connecticut in strikeouts as a senior in high school ... throws in the low-to-mid-80s, but has the ability to throw much harder ... three-pitch arsenal includes a bending breaking ball and a developing changeup ... expected to battle for a spot in Army’s weekend rotation once again this season ... has a bright future in an Army uniform ... letterman.

2011: Worked himself into Army’s weekend rotation by the end of the season ... appeared in nine games during a solid plebe campaign ... posted a 4.95 earned run average and a 0-2 record ... struck out 21 batters, while only issuing 13 walks ... his ERA ranked second best among Army freshmen ... started seven contests, including the third and decisive game of the Patriot League Championship Series at

Navy ... took the ball in the season opener versus Radford ... struck out four and did not allow a walk in 4.2 innings during his collegiate debut ... pitched well in his next outing at Maryland, allowing just two earned runs in a career-best six innings ... started the Ohio State game ... yielded four runs on eight hits in 5.1 innings against a talented Buckeyes’ lineup ... struck out a career-high five batters in his start versus Massachusetts ... threw 4.2 innings and received a no-decision in the Black Knights’ 10-9 come-from-behind victory over the Minutemen ... made his Patriot League debut against Lehigh ... pitched three innings out of the bullpen in first career relief appearance ... allowed just one run on one hit against the Mountain Hawks, while striking out two ... started conference contests at Lafayette and Bucknell ... recorded four strikeouts in 4.2 innings of work against the Bison ... entered the game as a reliever in Army’s 7-3 victory over Lafayette in the Patriot League Tournament semifinals ... win vaulted Army into the PLCS ... took the ball in the third and decisive game of the Patriot League Championship Series against Navy in Annapolis ... did not allow an earned run in 4.1 innings ... struck out three and yielded just one walk in one of his best performances of the season.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Pat Richardson at Housatonic Valley High ... captained the team as a senior ... earned all-league and all-state

plaudits following a standout senior season ... won the school’s Sportsmanship Award at graduation ... received the school’s Scholar-Athlete Award as a senior ... played for head coach Mike McGuire during the summer following his graduation while a member of Team Connecticut’s 18 and under unit.

PERSONAL: Given name is Nicholas Michael Dignacco ... born April 1, 1992, in Hartford, Conn. ... parents’ names are Mike and Karen Dignacco ... has three brothers, Tom, Mark and Scott ... uncle, David Selden, is a retired Army Green Beret and currently trains Marines in Jacksonville, N.C. ... enjoys spending time with his friends and brothers ... an avid New York Yankees fans ... also roots for the NFL’s Green Bay Packers ... loves country music ... also enjoys listening to Dave Matthews Band and U2 ... hates odd numbers, but loves Cool Whip ... majoring in American Legal Studies.

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

#18 NICK DIGNACCO

DIGNACCO’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA 2011 4.95 Totals 4.95

W 0 0

L 2 2

App 9 9

GS 7 7

CG 0 0

SHO 0 0

CBO 0 0

SV 0 0

IP 36.1 36.1

H 50 50

R 28 28

ER 20 20

BB 13 13

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SO 21 21

2B 6 6

3B 2 2

HR 1 1

BF 170 170

Avg .350 .350

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NCAA REGIONALS 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

PLAYER PROFILES

#44 MANNY FERNANDEZ RHP • R-R • 6-2 • 200 • SR. • 2VL HOMESTEAD, FLA. FLORIDA CHRISTIAN H.S. MILESTONES: Named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll following sophomore season.

2011: Did not pitch as a junior ... missed the entire season while rehabilitating an injury.

MISCELLANEOUS: Hard-throwing right-hander ... highly regarded hurler with tremendous amount of natural ability ... hails from baseball hotbed of south Florida ... blessed with high-end stuff ... features blazing fastball, snapping slider and effective changeup ... has touched 93 miles-per-hour on radar gun ... fastball owns sizzling late life ... works to both sides of plate ... not afraid to pitch inside ... possesses outstanding athleticism ... harbors strong will to succeed ... must improve command to increase efficiency ... emerged as formidable bullpen force as a sophomore ... served as valued bridge to All-American closer Kevin McKague ... missed his entire junior season recovering from an injury ... expected to return to prominent role this year ... two-year letterman.

2010: Tied for fourth among team leaders with 11 appearances ... used exclusively in relief ... posted impressive numbers as mainstay out of Army bullpen ... went 3-1 with two saves ... registered impressive 3.92 earned run average ... numbers even more impressive when discounting subpar effort in final performance of season ... allowed six hits and five runs in 3.1-inning stint ... carried stingy 2.08 earned run average into that contest ... utilized in high-leverage situations throughout season ... permitted 21 base hits in 20.2 innings of work ... struck out 13 and walked six ... equally impressive in Patriot League play ... authored 2-1 record with two saves and 2.40 ERA in eight conference showings ... allowed 15 base hits in 15 innings of Patriot League action ... unscored upon in 7 of 11 outings overall ... picked up first win of season with 1.1 innings of scoreless relief opposite Iona ... notched first career save with 2.1 innings of hitless relief opposite Lehigh ... struck out one and walked one in that dominating performance ... fired three shutout innings to earn win during 3-2 victory over Bucknell in regularseason finale ... struck out one and walked one ... also posted scoreless outings against Seton Hall, Navy and Lehigh ... earned additional victories versus Lafayette and Bucknell ... shutout frame against Bison led to second save of season and helped Army clinch its fifth regular season Patriot League championship in seven years ... one of nine Army players named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll at year’s end.

2009: Saw action in 11 contests, all in relief ... began season as Black Knights’ closer ... settled into setup role majority of campaign ... posted 0-1 record with 8.56 earned run average ... allowed 17 base hits in 13.2 innings of work ... struck out 12 and walked eight ... received mound work in pair of Patriot League contests ...

unscored upon in six of 11 outings ... helped Army register come-from-behind victory versus nationally ranked Illinois by firing two shutout innings opposite Illini ... posted other scoreless performances out of bullpen against George Mason, Illinois, Long Island, Columbia, Marist and Lehigh ... also logged mound time against Ohio, Miami (Ohio), Bucknell, Manhattan and NJIT. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Ernie Padron at Florida Christian School ... standout relief pitcher ... used exclusively as squad’s dominant closer ... two-year letterman.

PERSONAL: Given name is Joaquin Manuel Fernandez ... born Oct. 21, 1990, in Homestead, Fla. ... parents’ names are Tracey and Joaquin Fernandez ... enjoys playing video games in spare time ... majoring in Mechanical Engineering.

FERNANDEZ’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year 2009 2010 2011 Totals

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ERA 8.56 3.92 0.00 5.77

W 0 3 0 3

L 1 1 0 2

App 11 11 0 22

GS 0 0 0 0

CG 0 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0 0

CBO 1 0 0 1

SV 0 2 0 2

IP 13.2 20.2 0.0 34.1

H 17 21 0 38

R 13 9 0 22

ER 13 9 0 22

BB 8 6 0 14

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SO 12 13 0 25

2B 1 1 0 2

3B 0 0 0 0

HR 4 4 0 8

BF 66 86 0 152

Avg .315 .273 .000 .290

PLAYER PROFILES

RHP • R-R • 6-2 • 195 • JR. • 2VL PEACHTREE CITY, GA. STARR’S MILL H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Exciting pitching prospect among Black Knights’ stable of quality arms ... lanky righthander ... possesses unorthodox pitching delivery ... three-pitch arsenal includes developing curveball and improving changeup ... knows how to get batters out ... understands game ... adept at setting up hitters ... fine athlete ... fields position well ... possesses excellent work ethic ... “stuff” plays well out of Army bullpen ... should continue to factor into head coach Joe Sottolano’s bullpen plans during Patriot League weekends after performing well in that capacity as a sophomore last spring ... could make significant impact for Black Knights ... twoyear letterman.

MILESTONES: Named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll following freshman season.

2011: Ranked second on the team with 17 appearances ... tied for the team lead with five wins ... went 5-1 out of the bullpen ... his .833 win percentage lists tied for the seventh-best single-season mark in Academy history (minimum five decisions) ...

pitched to a 7.20 earned run average in 25.0 innings of work ... opponents hit just .278 against him ... allowed just six extra base hits over the course of the season ... pitched twice against Radford during the opening weekend of the season ... earned first win of the year against Massachusetts ... fired 2.1 innings of three-hit ball versus the Minutemen ... struck out two and allowed just one run in the contest ... earned his second win three days later when he tossed 2.2 innings against Indiana ... credited with the victory in Army’s 11-8 home win over Siena ... authored first scoreless outing of the season against Holy Cross on April 2 ... pitched 2.1 innings of one-hit ball to record his fourth win of the year ... registered a career-high four strikeouts against the Crusaders the following day as the Black Knights finished off a four-game sweep of their Patriot League rivals ... did not allow a run in two innings of work in that contest ... worked twice in Army’s regularseason series versus Navy ... picked up fifth win of the year against Lafayette on April 24 ... allowed just three singles in two scoreless innings ... appeared in the WPDH Hudson Valley Baseball Classic, working two innings against Marist ... finished the regular season by tossing 2.1 innings of scoreless relief at Bucknell ... made one postseason appearance ... delivered a key strikeout against Lafayette as the Black Knights swept the Leopards in the semifinal series ... did not allow a run in seven of his last nine appearances of the season

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Brent Mosley at Starr’s Mill High ... earned three varsity letters ... split time between outfield and pitcher’s mound ... posted sparkling 1.41 earned run average during senior campaign ... helped squad reach state finals as a senior ... all-county selection ... named state of Georgia AAAA player of the year that season ... standout free safety in football as well ... all-county choice on gridiron ... received Coca-Cola Golden Helmet Award and team academic award ... served as team captain in both sports during final showing.

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

#23 KEN JACKSON

2010: Appeared in nine games out of Army bullpen ... used exclusively in relief ... posted 1-0 record with 3.38 earned run average ... allowed 16 base hits in 13.1 innings of work ... struck out 10 and walked four ... did not permit an earned run in six of his nine outings ... picked up first career win against Marist in WPDH Hudson Valley Baseball Classic ... fired 3.2 solid innings of relief ... did not allow an earned run versus Red Foxes on large stage ... struck out three and did not walk single batter to help secure tight 4-3 victory ... named Patriot League Rookie of the Week for his efforts ... fired one scoreless frame against Bucknell in third-and-deciding game of Patriot League Tournament Semifinal Series ... recorded two outs without allowing a hit during early season road showing at Florida ... notched one strikeout and one walk opposite Gators ... threw one inning of scoreless relief against Seton Hall ... allowed two hits with one strikeout during one-inning stint versus Cornell ... allowed one earned run in two innings of relief work against Iona ... struck out two and did not walk a batter ... received additional mound time against Bradley, Hofstra and New York Tech ... one of nine Army players named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll at year’s end.

PERSONAL: Given name is Kenneth Philip Jackson ... born April 23, 1991, in Greensboro, N.C. ... parents’ names are Nancy and Don Jackson ... brother, Keith, currently holds rank of second lieutenant in U.S. Army ... currently attending Dental School at University of Pennsylvania ... majoring in Environmental Science.

JACKSON’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year 2010 2011 Totals

ERA 3.38 7.20 5.87

W 1 5 6

L 0 1 1

App 9 17 26

GS 0 0 0

CG 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0

CBO 0 0 0

SV 0 0 0

IP 13.1 25.0 38.1

H 16 27 43

R 9 22 31

ER 5 20 25

BB 4 19 23

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SO 10 17 27

2B 3 5 8

3B 0 0 0

HR 2 1 3

BF 60 125 185

Avg .286 .278 .281

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NCAA REGIONALS 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

PLAYER PROFILES

#35 ANDREW JOHNSON C • R-R • 5-11 • 175 • JR. • 1VL ELMHURST, ILL. YORK COMMUNITY H.S. 2010: Did not appear in a varsity contest.

MISCELLANEOUS: Fundamentally sound backstop ... possesses solid receiving skills ... features strong, accurate throwing arm ... slotted for reserve duty behind plate this season ... expected to battle for playing time behind starter J.T. Watkins ... boasts tireless work ethic ... features selfless attitude ... frames pitches well ... soft-handed athlete with ability to handle pitching staff ... improving offensive player ... adds quality depth to Black Knights’ backstop cast ... fills valuable role as Army’s primary bullpen catcher ... takes great pride in helping to prepare Black Knight hurlers for meaningful game action ... letterman.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach John Walters at York Community High ... garnered pair of varsity letters behind plate ... all-conference choice ... twotime all-area selection ... earned team most valuable player honors during senior season ... served as team captain that year as well ... earned additional varsity letter in football ... spent majority of time at wide receiver position on gridiron.

PERSONAL: Given name is Andrew Christian Johnson ... born June 20, 1991, in Elmhurst, Ill. ... parents’ names are Camille and Robert Johnson ... mother, Camille, lettered in field hockey at Valparaiso University ... both parents currently work at Loyola University in Chicago ... big fan of Chicago professional sports teams ... majoring in Systems Management.

2011: Appeared in five games as a sophomore ... made collegiate debut against Quinnipiac ... played as a reserve against Fairfield ... drew pinch-hitting assignment opposite Yale ... appeared as a defensive replacement at Lafayette ... highlight of the season came against Marist in the WPDH Hudson Valley Baseball Classic ... delivered first career hit in that contest ... single produced first two RBI of his career.

JOHNSON’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year 2010 2011 Totals

50

Avg. .000 .200 .200

GP-GS 0-0 5-0 5-0

AB 0 5 5

R 0 0 0

H 2B 3B 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0

HR 0 0 0

RBI 0 2 2

TB SLG% 0 .000 1 .200 1 .200

BB 0 0 0

HP 0 0 0

SO 0 1 1

GDP 0 0 0

OB% .000 .200 .200

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SF 0 0 0

SH 0 0 0

SB-A 0-0 0-0 0-0

PO 0 2 2

A 0 1 1

E FLD% 0 .000 0 1.000 0 1.000

PLAYER PROFILES

LHP • L-L • 6-2 • 190 • SR. • 3VL LAGUNA NIGUEL, CALIF. ALISO NIGUEL H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Skilled southpaw ... developed into the Black Knights’ top weekend starter during junior campaign ... emerged as frontline starter during sophomore season after contributing as a freshman ... blossomed into one of Patriot League’s top left-handed starters ... boasts great understanding of game ... understands how to get batters out ... does little things well ... commands strike zone ... adept at moving ball around plate area ... throws three pitches for strikes ... features solid fastball, diving curveball and plus changeup ... capable of getting out left-handed hitters and right-handers alike ... owns outstanding work ethic ... boasts excellent mound savvy ... possesses above-average pickoff move ... owns ability to set up runners ... worked primarily out of bullpen during rookie season ... filled valuable relief role during Patriot League weekends ... should return to regular spot in starting rotation this spring ... three-year letterman.

MILESTONES: Tabbed Patriot League Pitcher of the Week and Army Athletic Association Athlete of the Week after shutting out Navy as a junior ... named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll following sophomore and junior seasons.

2011: Emerged as Army’s top weekend starter during solid junior campaign ... ranked second in the Patriot League with a 3.99 earned run average ... led Army and listed third in the Patriot League in innings pitched (79.0) and games started (13) ... paced the Black Knights and ranked fourth in the conference with 55 strikeouts ... topped the team and tied for the league lead with four complete games ... mark listed 42nd nationally ... allowed 75 hits in 79 innings of work ... opponents hit just .250 against him ... pitched Army to a 10-6 victory over Davidson in his first start of the season ... allowed just one run on four hits, while striking out four, in the contest ... lost five straight starts before earning second victory of the season versus Holy Cross ... yielded two runs on two hits over 5.0 innings against the Crusaders ... made it two wins in a row in the series opener against Navy ... scattered three hits over six scoreless innings opposite the Mids ... win proved to be the deciding factor in Army taking eighth straight “Star” from Navy ... effort versus Navy earned him Patriot League Pitcher of the Week

honors ... also picked up Army Athletic Association Athlete of the Week plaudits for his performance against the Midshipmen ... authored one of his best performances of the season in the Patriot League Tournament semifinals against Lafayette ... pitched Army to a win in the first game of the Black Knights’ two-game sweep of the Leopards, permitting just one run on four hits in a career-best eight innings of work ... recorded a career-high eight strikeouts in losing effort against Dartmouth ... one of 10 Army players named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll at year’s end.

2010: Shouldered heavy workload during second season in Black, Gold and Gray ... assumed regular spot in head coach Joe Sottolano’s Patriot League pitching rotation following wave of injuries that struck Army pitching staff ... performed remarkably well ... blossomed into one of conference’s most reliable starting pitchers ... posted 4-1 record with respectable 3.80 earned run average overall ... appeared in 14 contests ... drew six starting nods ... allowed 52 hits in 45 innings of work ... struck out 25 and walked 22 ... undefeated in Patriot League action ... registered perfect 4-0 record with stingy 3.25 ERA in five conference appearances ... earned four starting assignments ... allowed 27 base hits in 27 innings ... struck out 10 and walked 15 ... ranked fifth among Patriot League ERA leaders overall ... listed sixth among Patriot League ERA leaders in league games ... fired four innings at Holy Cross to earn first career win ... allowed four runs on four hits and struck out one ... notched second victory with five strong innings to pick up win over arch-rival Navy ... allowed just one earned run with four strikeouts ... moved overall record to 3-1 with strong performance against Lehigh ... permitted two earned runs and five hits in 6.2 innings of work ... turned in another winning effort following week versus Lafayette ... yielded four hits and two earned runs to highlight career-long mound stint ... struck out four and walked only one ... allowed just one earned run and six hits across five innings en route to no decision in regular season Patriot League finale opposite Bucknell ... touched for two runs on four hits by Bison during seminal showing in Patriot League Tournament ... did not factor in decision ... earned first career save during early season outing against Cornell ... fired two innings of hitless relief ... fanned two and walked one opposite Big Red ... one of nine Army players named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll at year’s end.

2009: Received mound work in 12 contests ... worked primarily out of bullpen ... drew pair of starting assignments ... did not factor in decision ... posted respectable 5.50 earned run average

across 18.0 innings of work ... allowed 28 base hits ... struck out 12 and walked seven ... permitted just three extra-base hits (2 doubles, 1 home run) ... notched pair of Patriot League appearances out of bullpen ... fired three shutout innings in starting debut opposite Manhattan ... allowed four hits (all singles) versus Jaspers ... fanned one and walked two in finest effort of season ... did not factor in decision ... garnered lone Patriot League start opposite arch-rival Navy ... yielded five runs on eight hits over 3.1 innings versus Mids ... struck out three and walked two ... registered scoreless stints out of bullpen against Central Florida, nationally ranked Illinois, Columbia and NJIT ... touched for one hit and one unearned run across two solid innings against powerful Ohio State ... also worked in relief opposite Holy Cross, Binghamton, New York Tech and Dartmouth ... Black Knights posted 7-5 overall record in games in which he pitched.

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

#17 LOGAN LEE

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Craig Hanson at Aliso Niguel High ... split time between first base and pitcher’s mound ... voted squad’s top scholarathlete all four years.

PERSONAL: Given name is Logan Deemer Lee ... born Feb. 12, 1990, in Mission Viejo, Calif. ... parents’ names are Beverly and Bill Lee ... mother, Beverly, retired from U.S. Air Force with rank of colonel ... enjoys playing drums and golf in free time ... majoring in Physics.

LEE’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year 2009 2010 2011 Totals

ERA 5.50 3.80 3.99 4.12

W 0 4 4 8

L 0 1 9 10

App 12 14 13 39

GS 2 6 13 21

CG 0 0 4 4

SHO 0 0 0 0

CBO 1 0 1 2

SV IP 0 18.0 1 45.0 0 79.0 1 142.0

H 28 52 75 155

R 13 25 44 82

ER 11 19 35 65

BB 7 22 27 56

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SO 12 25 55 92

2B 2 12 9 23

3B 0 1 3 4

HR 1 3 5 9

BF 88 202 346 636

Avg .378 .306 .250 .285

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NCAA REGIONALS 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

PLAYER PROFILES

#33 CONNOR LOVE C-1B • R-R • 6-4 • 195 • SO. • 1VL BEAVERTON, ORE. JESUIT H.S. contest ... also played in the Quinnipiac game ... one of 10 Army players named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll at year’s end.

MISCELLANEOUS: Talented young catching prospect, who could see time at first base or designated hitter this season ... powerful athlete ... boasts strong arm ... large frame makes him physically imposing behind the plate ... fundamentally sound backstop with good hands ... possesses good gap power ... swing has continued to develop since entering the Academy ... brings tremendous leadership skills to the squad ... could see time this spring at a variety of positions ... has the skill set needed to develop into an impact player down the road ... enjoyed breakout fall season at the plate ... letterman.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Eric Gunderson at Jesuit High ... earned all-state honors as a senior ... named all-league as a senior ... selected as the team’s MVP ... four-year honor roll student ... served as president of the school’s chapter of the National Honor Society during the 2009-10 academic year.

PERSONAL: Given name is Connor Daniel Love ... born April 11, 1992, in San Diego, Calif. ... parents’ names are Dan and Karen Love ... brother, Cameron, is a member of the baseball team at the University of San Francisco ... high school coach, Eric Gunderson, pitched in the major leagues for 10 years ... hobbies include golfing, hiking and swimming ... majoring in Management.

MILESTONES: Named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll following freshman season.

2011: Appeared in three games during his freshman campaign ... served as one of Army’s reserve catchers behind starter J.T. Watkins ... inserted as a pinch-hitter against Radford and Pittsburgh ... drew a walk against the Panthers ... stayed in the game and gunned down a runner trying to steal late in the

LOVE’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year Avg. 2011 .000 Totals .000

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GP-GS 3-0 3-0

AB 4 4

R 0 0

H 2B 3B 0 0 0 0 0 0

HR 0 0

RBI 0 0

TB SLG% 0 .000 0 .000

BB 1 1

HP 0 0

SO 2 2

GDP 0 0

OB% .200 .200

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SF 0 0

SH 0 0

SB-A 0-0 0-0

PO 0 0

A 1 1

E FLD% 0 1.000 0 1.000

PLAYER PROFILES

RHP • R-R • 6-2 • 190 • SR. • 2VL AUSTIN, TEXAS WESTLAKE H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Reliable right-handed member of Army’s pitching staff ... hails from talent-rich state of Texas ... rangy right hander with solid arsenal of pitches ... pitches comfortably in mid-to-upper-80s ... boasts formidable curveball and effective changeup ... understands how to work batters ... consistent strike-thrower ... received sprinkling of relief work with big club during rookie campaign ... assumed larger role as a sophomore ... emerged as one of Army’s weekend starters during a “breakout” junior season ... versatile performer who remains comfortable working as starter or reliever ... will continue to challenge for weekend mound work during his senior campaign ... figures to play a factor for Army during Patriot League action ... two-year letterman.

MILESTONES: Tabbed Patriot League Pitcher of the Week after beating Holy Cross in Army’s conference opener last spring.

2011: Made eight game appearances with five starts ... began the year working out of the bullpen ... first three mound outings were in relief ... started a game in each of Army’s five regular-season Patriot League series ... posted a 1-0 record to go along

with a 4.12 earned run average ... made season debut versus Radford in the season opener ... did not see the field again until appearing against Quinnipiac ... pitched well in relief against the Bobcats, giving up just one hit over two scoreless frames ... faced two batters in Army’s 11-0 setback to Stony Brook ... drew a spot-start versus Holy Cross in the Patriot League opener ... turned in an impressive showing against the Crusaders, yielding just one run on two hits over five innings of work ... struck out a career-high four batters and did not allow a walk en route to his first career victory ... performance set the tone for Army’s four-game sweep of Holy Cross ... effort earned him Patriot League Pitcher of the Week laurels ... became a fixture in the Black Knights’ weekend rotation following that showing ... pitched well against Navy the following weekend ... permitted just one earned run on three hits in five innings, but did not factor in the decision ... matched career best with four strikeouts in final mound outing of the season at Bucknell.

2010: Appeared in five games ... garnered three starting assignments ... finished 0-1 with 6.10 earned run average ... allowed 16 base hits over 10.1 innings of work ... struck out three and walked two ... put forth strongest career effort on large stage versus Marist in WPDH Hudson Valley Baseball Classic ... permitted only one earned run on five hits across four solid innings in starting effort ... did not factor in decision, despite putting Army in position to win game ... struck out two and did not walk a single batter ... left game in fifth inning with score

tied 2-2 ... fired 1.1 innings of shutout relief during road showing against Hofstra ... notched one scoreless frame out of bullpen in season debut opposite Bradley during Black Knights’ spring trip to Florida ... yielded one run and two walks during one-inning stint versus Seton Hall ... ended year on down note ... touched for five runs on 10 hits over three innings during starting showing against New York Tech to close out season.

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

#10 SCOTT LUCADO

2009: Appeared in three contests ... used exclusively out of Black Knights’ bullpen ... did not factor into decision ... posted 9.00 earned run average ... permitted five hits and four runs over four innings of work ... walked six batters in that span ... tossed one scoreless inning of relief during collegiate debut versus George Mason ... permitted one hit and one walk against Patriots ... logged additional bullpen stints opposite Holy Cross and Manhattan ... yielded two hits and one run during initial Patriot League showing against Crusaders that spanned 1.2 innings ... touched for three runs on two hits during home tilt versus Manhattan.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Jim Davilek at Westlake High ... two-year letterwinner ... earned pair of all-district citations ... helped squad win two district championships ... team reached regional semifinals on two occasions as well.

PERSONAL: Given name is James Scott Lucado ... born June 7, 1989, in Dallas, Texas ... parents’ names are Robin and Jeff Lucado ... enjoys fishing in spare time ... majoring in Systems Management.

LUCADO’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year 2009 2010 2011 Totals

ERA 9.00 6.10 4.12 5.17

W 0 0 1 1

L 0 1 0 1

App 3 5 8 16

GS 0 3 5 8

CG 0 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0 0

CBO 0 0 1 1

SV 0 0 0 0

IP 4.0 10.1 24.0 38.1

H 5 16 22 43

R 4 8 13 25

ER 4 7 11 22

BB 6 2 8 16

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SO 0 3 11 14

2B 0 1 4 5

3B 0 0 0 0

HR 1 2 4 7

BF 22 48 101 171

Avg .357 .348 .244 .287

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NCAA REGIONALS 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

PLAYER PROFILES

#25 SEAN McILROY INF • L-R • 6-3 • 210 • JR. • 1VL TULSA, OKLA. BISHOP KELLEY H.S. ... saw additional work off pitcher’s mound during rookie season ... focused efforts at plate last spring ... letterman.

MISCELLANEOUS: Interesting offensive performer within Army program ... versatile athlete ... blessed with great deal of natural ability ... powerful lefthanded hitter ... line-drive hitter with plus power ... capable of regularly driving ball to outfield gaps ... accomplished run-producer during high school career ... impressive physical specimen ... adds quality depth to head coach Joe Sottolano’s reserve cast ... lengthens bench considerably ... lends valued lefthanded power threat to Army arsenal ... filled dangerous late-inning pinch-hitting role during first two seasons ... developed into one of Army’s top pinchhitting threats as a sophomore ... also saw time as the team’s starting designated hitter last spring ... provides Black Knights with viable longball threat

2011: Played in 28 contests ... ranked third on the team with a .311 batting average ... appeared primarily as a pinch-hitter early in the year ... started eight straight games as the designated hitter in the middle of the season ... returned to pinch-hitting role during Patriot League games and into the postseason ... hit .625 (5-for-8) in first eight pinch-hitting opportunities of the season ... drew first career start against Massachusetts during Army’s annual spring break trip to Florida ... collected a pair of multi-hit games during that trip, going 2-for-3 opposite Dartmouth and 2-for-4 versus Northwestern ... returned to pinch-hitting role during league contests ... hammered a three-run home run against Lehigh as a pinch-hitter.

2010: Appeared in two games ... did not manage a base hit in only official plate appearance ... drew pinch-hitting duty against Holy Cross ... tossed one inning of scoreless relief versus Seton Hall.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Scott Ellis at Bishop Kelley ... three-time letterwinner ... saw action on pitcher’s mound and at first base ... garnered two additional varsity letters as shooting guard in basketball.

PERSONAL: Given name is Sean Arthur McIlroy ... born Aug. 15, 1990, in Tulsa, Okla. ... parents’ names are Bonnie and Art McIlroy ... enjoys hunting in free time ... majoring in American Legal Studies.

McILROY’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year 2010 2011 TOTAL

ERA 0.00 0.00 0.00

W 0 0 0

L 0 0 0

App 1 0 1

GS 0 0 0

CG 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0

CBO 0 0 0

SV 0 0 0

IP 1.0 0.0 1.0

H 0 0 0

R 0 0 0

ER 0 0 0

BB 1 0 1

SO 0 0 0

2B 0 0 0

3B 0 0 0

HR 0 0 0

BF 4 0 4

Avg .000 .000 .000

McILROY’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year 2010 2011 Totals

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Avg. .000 .311 .304

GP-GS 1-0 28-8 29-8

AB 1 45 46

R 0 5 5

H 2B 3B 0 0 0 14 1 0 14 1 0

HR 0 1 1

RBI 0 10 10

TB SLG% 0 .000 18 .400 18 .391

BB 0 4 4

HP 0 1 1

SO 0 9 9

GDP 0 1 1

OB% .000 .380 .373

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SF 0 0 0

SH 0 0 0

SB-A 0-0 1-1 1-1

PO 0 0 0

A 0 0 0

E FLD% 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000

PLAYER PROFILES

INF-RHP • R-R • 6-5 • 230 • SR. • 3VL FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. BRITT H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: High-end talent ... dual-position standout who excels both at the plate and on the mound ... impressive physical specimen ... versatile athlete capable of handling several different defensive positions ... impact corner infielder ... exploded on Army scene with highly productive freshman season ... followed debut campaign with even better sophomore showing ... enjoyed stellar junior season as well ... missed majority of last year due to injury ... returns this season after being granted a waiver from the NCAA ... will see time at both first base and third base this year ... doubles as Black Knights’

shutdown closer out of bullpen ... intimidating righthander ... recognized as one of nation’s top relievers ... landed host of national preseason recognitions off mound heading into last season ... named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year watch list prior to this season ... possesses appropriate makeup to handle late-game bullpen role ... fierce competitiveness fuels closer’s mentality ... thrives under pressure ... fastball touches mid-90s ... features devastating split-finger fastball ... boasts tremendous physical strength at plate ... features legitimate home run power ... hits for high average as well ... accomplished run producer ... doubles machine ... has assumed prominent spot in middle of head coach Joe Sottolano’s batting order since outset of rookie season ... one of Patriot League’s most feared offensive weapons ... possesses quick reflexes and strong throwing arm ... outstanding defensive performer as well ... capable of handling either infield corner spot ... drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the 50th round of last year’s Major League Baseball Draft ... three-year letterman.

MILESTONES: Owns three All-Patriot League certificates ... boasts two first-team citings and one second-team recognition ... garnered first team all-conference laurels at first base as a sophomore after earning second-team honors at position as a freshman ... named to All-Patriot League First Team as a relief pitcher as a junior ... also garnered American Baseball Coaches Association First Team AllRegion honors on mound as a junior ... featured in Sports Illustrated magazine’s “Faces in the Crowd” section midway through sophomore season (April 27, 2009) following torrid week of action ... earned Patriot League Player of Week and Army Athletic Association Athlete of the Week honors on strength of that performance ... selected to National All-Star Lineup as well ... added pair of Patriot League Player of the Week certificates as a junior ... tabbed the conference’s Pitcher of the Week once last spring ... named to Louisville Slugger Freshmen All-America team as chosen by Collegiate Baseball magazine ... set single season school records for doubles (19) and multiple-RBI games (18) during rookie season ... multi-RBI standard has since been surpassed ... established Army freshman records for doubles, runs batted in (50) and multiple-RBI games ... holds

down third and 13th spots on Academy’s single season base hits list (79 in 2009, 64 in 2008) ... also ranks fifth and ninth on Army’s single season RBI chart (50 in 2008, 44 in 2009), and seventh and 15th in total bases (107 in 2009, 92 in 2008) ... stands tied for 10th in home runs (8 in 2010) ... enters season on host of Army’s career top 10 lists ... ranks tied for fourth in runs batted in (138), fifth in base hits (208), seventh in home runs (19), eighth in batting average (.348) and 10th in doubles (39) ... remains in striking distance of existing marks in all those categories ... needs 50 base hits to become Black Knights’ all-time leader ... 16 home runs and 47 RBI shy of existing school marks in those respective categories ... owns 63 career multiple-hit showings ... registered 39 career multi-RBI outings ... also stands second on Army’s career saves list with 22 ... second on all-time Patriot League list in that category as well ... enters final year five saves shy of Black Knights’ career standard ... established single season school saves record as a junior with 13 ... set single season Patriot League mark in process ... already held fifth place on list (7 in 2009) ... established school standard for consecutive saves as a junior (13) ... streak remains at 14 straight entering final campaign ... twice cited as a “Top Player to Watch” in Patriot League by Collegiate Baseball magazine ... named to preseason watch list for the

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

#14 KEVIN McKAGUE

McKAGUE’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year 2008 2009 2010 2011 Totals

Avg. GP-GS .328 49-48 .389 50-50 .331 44-42 .306 12-12 .348 155-152

AB R H 2B 3B 195 33 64 19 0 203 45 79 8 1 151 34 50 9 1 49 9 15 3 0 598 121 208 39 2

HR 3 6 8 2 19

RBI 50 44 36 8 138

TB SLG% 92 .472 107 .527 85 .563 24 .490 308 .515

BB 8 17 15 3 43

HP 6 9 8 0 23

SO 24 28 20 9 81

GDP 9 4 5 1 19

OB% .368 .457 .410 .346 .408

SF 3 1 4 0 8

SH 1 0 0 0 1

SB-A PO 5-7 443 7-9 423 3-4 329 4-4 101 19-24 1296

A 34 23 27 9 93

E FLD% 4 .992 4 .991 9 .975 4 .965 21 .985

McKAGUE’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year 2008 2009 2010 2011 Totals

ERA 5.25 4.57 1.33 .000 3.28

W 1 0 0 0 1

L 1 0 0 0 1

App 12 23 17 3 55

GS 0 0 0 0 0

CG 0 0 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0 0 0

CBO 1 3 1 0 5

SV 1 7 13 1 22

IP 12.0 21.2 20.1 3.2 57.2

H 11 17 19 4 51

R 10 17 3 0 30

ER 7 11 3 0 21

BB 9 17 7 2 35

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SO 10 17 26 4 57

2B 0 3 4 0 7

3B 0 0 0 0 0

HR 2 1 0 0 3

BF 59 101 86 16 262

Avg .229 .215 .247 .333 .236

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PLAYER PROFILES National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) Stopper of the Year Award each of the last three years ... named to midseason watch list for same award as a junior ... earned preseason AllAmerica citations from the NCBWA (second team), Louisville Slugger (third team) and College Baseball Lineup (third team) as well heading into senior year ... successfully converted 22 of 25 career save opportunities, including 14 consecutively, entering final campaign ... was unanimously named the Patriot League’s top closer by conference coaches in a preseason poll conducted by collegebaseballinsider.com heading into last season.

2011: Started the first 12 games of the season before suffering a season-ending injury against Ohio State ... batted .306 with two home runs, three doubles, eight RBI and nine runs scored in limited duty ... went 4-for-5 at Davidson ... belted a home run and a double, while scoring three times in that contest ... also recorded multi-hit games versus Georgetown, Maryland and Ohio State ... was 2-for-3 against the Hoyas ... went 2-for-7 with a double versus the Terrapins ... finished 3-for-5 with a home run and a season-high four RBI against the Buckeyes ... converted lone save chance of the season in Army’s first win of the year ... worked the final 0.2 innings against Davidson to earn his 14th straight save and 22nd of his career ... performance earned him Patriot League Pitcher of the Week honors ... also appeared in relief versus Georgetown and Ohio State ... struck out a season-high four batters against the Buckeyes ... fanned the side in the ninth inning to preserve a 14-9 Army victory over OSU ... injury suffered in that that game derailed his season.

2010: First team All Patriot League selection as a relief pitcher ... garnered American Baseball Coaches Association First Team All-Region honors on mound as well ... authored solid season as Army’s starting first baseman as well ... appeared in 44 games ... drew 42 starts ... spent time at third

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base early in season to fill void following injury to starter Steve May ... batted .331 with nine doubles, one triple, eight home runs, 34 runs scored, and 36 runs batted in ... piled up 50 base hits and 85 total bases ... posted .563 slugging percentage and .410 on-base mark ... led team in home runs, RBI, total bases and two-out RBI (16) ... ranked second in slugging percentage, hits and runs scored ... listed third in doubles, fourth in walks and fifth in on-base percentage ... topped squad with 15 multiple-hit games ... drove in at lease two runs on eight occasions ... slapped three hits five times ... added two multi-home run affairs ... ranked 18th among Patriot League batting leaders ... listed sixth among conference leaders in home runs and 10th in slugging percentage ... began season on tear ... batted .500 (7-14) with three home runs, three runs scored and five RBI over season’s first three contests ... paced win over Wake Forest by blasting pair of home runs in 3-for-4 effort at plate ... fired one shutout inning of relief to register first save in season’s third game ... named Patriot League Player of the Week for those efforts ... blasted two home runs and knocked in four runs during late season road date at New York Tech ... marked third career multiple-home run contest and second of season ... registered three-hit performances against Dayton, Wake Forest and Bucknell (twice) ... garnered second conference player of the week citing of season and third of career following stellar home series versus Cornell ... batted .750 (6-8) in the series against Big Red ... finished with two doubles, one home run, two runs scored and four runs batted in ... posted a 1.375 slugging percentage and .750 on-base mark in the four games ... nearly perfect in the final three contests, going 6-for-7 with two doubles, one home run, two runs scored and four runs batted in ... went 3-for-3 to lead Army’s 4-2 victory in the second game of the four-game series, then combined to go 3-for-4 with two doubles, one home run, two runs scored and four RBI to head the Black Knights’ twinbill sweep of the Big Red the following

day ... helped Army capture its seventh consecutive “star” over arch-rival Navy with solid effort at plate ... collected four hits and two runs scored during four-game set opposite Mids ... closed season on hot stretch ... batted .583 (7-12) with one double, one home run four runs scored and three runs batted in during Patriot League Tournament Semifinal Series against Bucknell ... fashioned arguably finest season ever by an Army reliever ... enjoyed dominant campaign as Black Knights’ closer ... posted stingy 1.33 earned run average across 20.1 innings of work ... allowed 19 base hits ... struck out 26 and walked seven ... limited batters to .247 batting average ... established single season school and Patriot League records with 13 saves ... automatic in save situations ... successfully converted all 13 save opportunities ... set another school record with 13 straight saves ... will carry that active string into senior campaign ... ranked seventh nationally in saves ... unscored upon in 15 of 17 outings ... owns active 11.1-inning scoreless string ... shutout streak spanned season’s final 10 appearances ... perfect in seven save tries versus Patriot League opponents ... posted 1.42 ERA in 10 conference mound outings ... allowed 12 hits in 12.2 innings pitched ... fanned 20 and walked only four ... registered saves against Wake Forest, UNC Greensboro, Long Island, Navy, Iona, Marist and Lafayette ... earned two saves versus Holy Cross, Lehigh and Bucknell.

2009: First team All-Patriot League selection at first base ... one of Patriot League’s top closers as well ... followed up outstanding freshman season with even better sophomore showing ... threatened Army single season batting average standard throughout most of year before late-season slump dashed those hopes ... closed with sparkling .389 batting average ... registered eight doubles, one triple, six home runs, 45 runs scored and 44 runs batted in ... garnered 107 total bases ... posted .527 slugging percentage and .457 on-base mark ... started all 50 games in which he appeared ... finished with 79 base hits to rank third on Army’s single-season list ... fell just two base hits shy of Academy standard ... posted eighth best single season RBI total in Academy history ... ranked 108th nationally in batting average ... collected 23 multiple-hit games and 12 multi-RBI affairs ... hit safely in 40 of 50 contests ... listed second among team leaders in batting average and base hits, third in on-base percentage, runs batted in and total bases, fourth in slugging percentage and runs scored and tied for fifth in home runs ... ranked among Patriot League leaders in base hits (second), runs scored (fifth), on-base percentage (fifth), total bases (sixth) and RBI (seventh) ... seasonal average dropped 40 percentage points due to late-season slump ... challenged for Patriot League batting crown prior to late-season skid ... punished left-handed pitching to tune of .542 batting average ... fourth on club with 18 two-out RBI ... hit .411 in 14 Patriot League contests ... added two doubles, four home runs, 16 runs scored and 16 RBI ... authored .661 slugging percentage in Patriot League play and .460 on-base mark ... authored season-long 10-game hitting streak ... garnered at least three base hits on team-high 12 occasions ... registered four hits in four games ... figure also led club ... missed four games early in season due to injury ... returned to lineup with vengeance ... went 13-for-16 over next four games for sizzling .813 batting average ... scored eight runs and registered six runs batted in during blazing stretch ... posted .789 on-base percentage and 1.000 slugging percent-

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PLAYER PROFILES figure stands fifth on Army’s single-season chart ... ranked 76th nationally in that category ... received mound duty in 23 contests ... figure listed tied for second among league leaders ... did not factor in single decision ... posted 4.57 earned run average ... allowed 17 base hits in 21.2 innings of work ... struck out 17 and walked 17 ... permitted just four extra-base hits ... scored upon in only four of 23 appearances ... worked off mound in three of four games at Austin Regional ... limited opponents to a lowly .215 batting average overall ... pitched to stingy 1.24 seasonal earned run average when discounting subpar performances against nationally ranked squads Illinois and Texas ... plagued by control problems in both outings ... authored streak of nine consecutive scoreless appearances before season-ending showing against Texas in Austin Regional ... did not allow an earned run in 12 of 13 performances entering that contest ... marked third mound showing within 30-hour period ... closed out three of Army’s four Patriot League Tournament wins, including both victories over Lafayette in Patriot League Championship Series ... also closed out all three wins over Navy ... tossed scoreless frames against Texas State and Boston College to register saves in both of Black Knights’ wins at Austin Regional ... recorded other saves opposite Sacred Heart, Northern Iowa, Navy, Lafayette and New York Tech ... combined with teammate Ben Koenigsfeld to shut out Northern Iowa ... fired two shutout innings against Panthers to secure quality victory during trip to Florida ... recorded final out of Army’s 10-3 defeat of Marist in WPDH Hudson Valley Baseball Classic.

2008: Louisville Slugger Freshmen All-America choice as selected by Collegiate Baseball magazine ... second team All-Patriot League choice at first base ... one of three Army freshmen to land all-league status ... served as Black Knights’ starting first baseman throughout debut season in Black, Gold and Gray ... started 48 of 49 games in which he saw action ... batted .328 with school-record 19 doubles, three home runs, 33 runs scored and 50 runs batted in ... also set single season school record for multiple-RBI games (18) ... established Army freshman records for doubles, runs batted in and multipleRBI games ... runs batted in total ranked third on Black Knights’ single-season chart ... base hits figure (64) ranked ninth on single season school list ... run batted in total stood third on Army’s single-season chart ... base hits aggregate ranked tied for ninth ... only second freshman in Army history to lead team in runs batted in ... first to accomplish feat in 25 years ... registered .472 slugging percentage and .368 on-base figure while working out of Black Knights’ cleanup spot ... piled up 21 multiplehit showings to rank second among team leaders ... total fell just one shy of earning share of team lead in that category ... also listed second among team leaders in base hits and two-out RBI (17), third in total bases (92), fourth in batting average

and slugging percentage and tied for fifth in home runs ... total bases figure ranked 11th on Army’s single-season chart ... successfully scored runner from third base with less than two outs on 17 of 23 opportunities (.739) ... number of runners scored from third base in those situations led team ... collected at least three base hits on four occasions ... drove in at least three runs seven times ... added five stolen bases in seven tries ... batted safely in 35 of the 49 contests in which he played ... hit .356 with runners in scoring position ... posted .365 batting average during 20 Patriot League tilts ... batted .351 with runners in scoring position during conference action ... topped all Patriot League players in doubles, runs batted in and RBI per game (1.02) ... also ranked among conference leaders in total bases per game (sixth), total bases (seventh) batting average (eighth) and base hits (eighth) ... posted season-best five-hit showing to lead road defeat of Holy Cross ... went 5-for-6 with one double, one run scored and three RBI in that performance ... finished 4-for-6 with two doubles, one run scored and three runs batted during road victory over Columbia ... added 4-for-5 effort with two doubles, three runs scored and two RBI at Liberty ... smashed home runs in both ends of doubleheader against Dartmouth during Black Knights’ spring trip to Florida ... garnered other longball during Patriot League win over Lehigh ... experienced good deal of success as relief pitcher as well ... finished 1-1 with one save and deceiving 5.25 earned run average ... injury to index finger on pitching hand limited effectiveness during midseason stretch ... allowed 11 base hits in 12.0 innings of work that spanned 12 appearances ... struck out 10 and walked nine ... limited opponents to stingy .229 batting average ... did not allow earned run during six of first eight mound showings ... registered first collegiate save with dominant shutdown inning against Manhattan ... closed out non-league defeat of Jaspers by striking out all four batters he faced in ninth inning (one batter reached when third strike eluded catcher) ... went 2-for-4 with one run scored and three RBI at plate to aid that victory ... recorded at least one strikeout during seven of 12 outings on mound ... featured sparkling 1-0 record with one save and 2.00 ERA following first eight appearances ... yielded only two earned runs during that span ... notched initial collegiate win against Bucknell during lone Patriot League performance of season.

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age ... went 6-for-7 (.857) with four runs scored and three runs batted in to lead doubleheader sweep of arch-rival Navy during torrid span ... launched tape-measure 500-foot home run versus Mids ... shot landed on top of six-story Cullum Hall that sits behind left-field fence at Doubleday Field ... earned host of national plaudits on strength of that stretch ... featured in Sports Illustrated magazine’s “Faces in the Crowd” section ... named to National All-Star lineup as well ... earned Patriot League Player of Week and Army Athletic Association Athlete of the Week laurels ... wrapped Navy series with another sterling performance ... went 3-for-5 with two runs scored and two runs batted in to lead Black Knights to sixth straight series victory over Mids ... pounded two more home runs in that outing ... finished series with three round-trippers ... went 4-for-5 with two runs scored and three RBI to aid road defeat of Lafayette ... homered in that performance ... added four hits in wins over USC-Upstate, Sacred Heart and Iona ... entered Austin Regional mired in worst slump of season ... rebounded to bat .278 with one double, one triple, four runs scored and two runs batted during four-game set in Austin ... hit just .188 in four previous outings ... went 2-for-5 with one triple, one run scored and one run batted in against Texas in Austin Regional Final ... collected two hits in four plate appearances in elimination game versus Boston College hours earlier to help Black Knights advance to first regional final ... carried .426 batting average into Patriot League Championship Series ... that figure stood within four percentage points of Tom Cascino’s single season school record batting average of .430 established in 1986 ... enjoyed outstanding season in first turn as Army’s closer as well ... led Patriot League with seven saves ... that

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Sam Guy at Britt High ... split time between third base and pitcher’s mound ... all-state selection as a senior ... three time all-conference selection ... earned pair of all-region citations ... region player of the year during final campaign ... earned four varsity letters ... served as team captain as a senior.

PERSONAL: Given name is Kevin Cole McKague ... born Dec. 24, 1988, in Berlin, Germany ... parents’ names are Melanie and Robert McKague ... both parents served in U.S. Army ... lists golf and ping pong among his hobbies ... majoring in Management.

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PLAYER PROFILES

#30 PATRICK MESCHER 1B • R-R • 6-4 • 215 • SO. VERSAILLES, OHIO VERSAILLES H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Athletically gifted member of the Black Knights’ sophomore class ... powerful righthanded hitter ... tall first baseman, who boasts soft hands and developing range ... provides a potent bat.

MILESTONES: Named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll following freshman season.

2011: Appeared in three contests ... played in the Quinnipiac, Stony Brook and Marist games ... only received one official plate appearance ... drew a walk against Marist ... handled two defensive chances flawlessly at first base.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner at Versailles High ... was named to the all-conference first team following his sophomore, junior and senior seasons ... selected as the Miami Valley Baseball Coaches Association (MVBCA) Player of the Year as a senior ... named to the all-Ohio second team and the Mizuno all-Ohio squad in 2010 ... selected to the MVBCA first team in 2008 and to the organization’s second unit in 2009 ... earned team MVP honors twice

(2008, 2010) ... three-time recipient of the squad’s Top Offensive Player award (2008, 2009, 2010) ... took home the team’s Top Defensive Player plaudits once (2010) ... authored the best earned run average on the team as a senior ... also starred on the basketball court, earning all-conference first-team accoloades as a senior ... two-time team captain of the hoops team ... excelled in the classroom as well, earning valedictorian honors ... four-time scholar-athlete and four-time honor roll recipient ... member of the National Honor Society and the National Society of High School Scholars ... three-time member of the All-Midwest Conference academic team (2008-10).

PERSONAL: Given name is Patrick Kenneth Mescher ... born Aug. 31, 1991, in Cincinnati, Ohio ... parents’ names are Kenneth and Sabrina Mescher ... has one brother and two sisters ... mother was a member of the Denmark Olympic Team in the sport of taekwondo during the 1980s ... she competed at the 1988 Summer Games in Seoul, South Korea ... grandfather, Piero Luciani, was a POW during World War II ... cousin, Maggie Franklin, is a member of the women’s soccer team at Otterbein University ... Patrick’s hobbies include traveling and watching movies ... majoring in Life Sciences.

MESCHER’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year Avg. 2011 .000 Totals .000

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GP-GS 3-0 3-0

AB 1 1

R 0 0

H 2B 3B 0 0 0 0 0 0

HR 0 0

RBI 0 0

TB SLG% 0 .000 0 .000

BB 1 1

HP 0 0

SO 1 1

GDP 0 0

OB% .500 .500

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SF 0 0

SH 0 0

SB-A 0-0 0-0

PO 2 2

A 0 0

E FLD% 0 1.000 0 1.000

PLAYER PROFILES

OF • R-R • 6-3 • 200 • JR. • 2VL KEYSTONE HEIGHTS, FLA. KEYSTONE HEIGHTS H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Talented outfielder with ability to make major impact on Army program ... possesses above-average natural skill set ... plus defender with excellent speed ... outstanding athlete with keen outfield instincts ... features ability to track down balls hit to deepest reaches of power alleys ... not afraid to get uniform dirty ... adept at laying out to snare potential base hits ... boasts outstanding physical frame ... capable of playing all three outfield positions well ... received starting duty at all three spots as a freshman ... appeared mostly as a defensive replacement last year ... provides head coach Joe Sottolano with great deal of outfield flexibility ... should challenge for consistent lead role this spring ... hard worker with terrific makeup ... improves with every practice session ... continues to make strides offensively ... determined to succeed ... highly coachable ... will be counted on for significant contributions once again this season ... hails from talent-rich state of Florida ... two-year letterman.

2011: Played in 29 contests ... started three games ... consistently used as a defensive replacement in the outfield ... batted .267 with one RBI in limited duty ... was 3-for-3 in stolen base attempts ... recorded a .353 on-base percentage ... registered base hits against Radford, Maryland and Lehigh ... went 2-for 5 against the Mountain Hawks, marking the first multi-hit game of his career ... appeared as a defensive replacement in three of Army’s five postseason games, including Games 1 and 2 of the Patriot League Championship Series.

2010: Appeared in 28 games ... drew 21 starting berths ... notched 11 starts in left field, seven in right and three in center ... assumed starting role in left field whenever incumbent Ben Koenigsfeld took mound ... batted .127 with two doubles, eight runs scored and three runs batted in ... finished with 10 total bases ... registered .159 slugging percentage and .200 on-base mark ... successful in both stolen base tries ... notched three walks ... hit by pitch on three occasions ... added three sacrifice bunts and one sacrifice fly ... hit .156 in limited Patriot League work ... appeared in 13 conference contests ... drew 11 Patriot League starting assignments ... collected hits against Cornell, Seton Hall, Lehigh (twice), Lafayette (twice), Marist and Bucknell ... registered doubles versus Cornell and Seton Hall ... recorded RBI against Seton Hall, Lafayette and Bucknell ... scored pair of runs in Patriot League date with Lafayette.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Alan Mattox at Keystone Heights High ... dual-position standout ... split time between outfield and pitcher’s mound ... garnered four varsity letters ... all-state outfield choice during final season ... named to Florida Coaches All-Star squad as a senior ... honorable mention all-state honoree off pitcher’s mound as a junior ... all-area selection that year as well ... twotime all-league outfield honoree ... helped team to state semifinals as a junior ... named to Perfect Game Top Prospect team ... lettered twice in football ... saw action at quarterback and free safety on gridiron ... chosen “Most Athletic” member of senior class ... served as senior class vice president ... student council treasurer ... member of National Honor Society.

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

#7 CLAYTON MOSLEY

PERSONAL: Given name is Clayton Edwin Mosley ... born March 1, 1991, in Gainesville, Fla. ... parents’ names are Jodi and Mark Mosley ... maternal grandfather, Joseph Ponder, retired from U.S. Navy ... served tour in Vietnam ... enjoys spending time with family and camping ... majoring in Engineering Management.

MOSLEY’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year 2010 2011 Totals

Avg. .127 .267 .154

GP-GS 28-21 29-3 57-24

AB R 63 8 15 4 78 12

H 2B 3B 8 2 0 4 0 0 12 2 0

HR 0 0 0

RBI 3 1 4

TB SLG% 10 .159 4 .267 14 .179

BB 3 1 4

HP 3 1 4

SO 22 2 24

GDP 1 0 1

OB% .200 .353 .230

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SF 1 0 1

SH 3 0 3

SB-A 2-2 3-3 5-5

PO 31 9 40

A 0 0 0

E FLD% 2 .939 1 .900 3 .930

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PLAYER PROFILES

#12 CODY MURTLE OF • R-R • 6-2 • 195 • SR. • 3VL HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. HOPEWELL H.S. of singles in the second game of the Patriot League Championship Series as Army defeated Navy to force a third and decisive game ... hit safely in five of seven games against the Midshipmen ... authored a pair of five-game hitting streaks during the season ... one of 10 Army players named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll at year’s end.

MISCELLANEOUS: Gifted outfielder with loads of potential ... high-ceiling talent with ability to make significant contributions ... expected to challenge for starting job in right field once again this spring after winning that spot last season ... impressive physical specimen ... boasts outstanding athleticism and “rifle-like” arm ... capable of playing all three outfield positions ... plus defender with ability to track down balls in outfield gaps ... improving offensive performer ... generates tremendous bat speed ... snaps bat head through hitting zone ... continues to develop home run power ... consistently centers ball on bat ... regularly drives ball to outfield alleys ... shoots line drives to all fields ... should receive hefty share of playing time this spring after starting 32 games last season ... three-year letterman.

MILESTONES: Named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll following junior season.

2011: Appeared in 36 of Army’s 48 games during a solid junior season ... emerged as the Black Knights’ regular starter in right field ... drew 32 starts during the season ... started every Patriot League game ... batted .271 with two home runs, three doubles, one triple and nine RBI ... scored 19 runs ... finished with 40 total bases and a .374 slugging percentage ... recorded a .371 on-base percentage ... smacked first career home run as a pinch-hitter versus Fairfield ... ripped second homer of the season at Lehigh less than two weeks later ... matched his career high with two RBI against Holy Cross in helping the Black Knights sweep a four-game series from the Crusaders ... recorded five multi-hit games ... collected a career-high four base hits against Lafayette in the Patriot League Tournament semifinal series ... effort at the plate helped the Black Knights close out a two-game sweep of the Leopards ... went 2-for-4 at Lehigh and 2-for-2 versus Yale ... was 2-for-3 with two runs scored at Lafayette ... scratched out a pair

2010: Appeared in 26 contests ... received 20 starting assignments ... drew 19 starts in right field and one in left ... batted .234 with two doubles, one triple, 10 runs scored and eight runs batted in ... finished with 15 base hits and 19 total bases ... posted .297 slugging percentage and .274 on-base mark ... added four sacrifice bunts and four sacrifice flies ... successfully scored a runner from third base with less than two outs on 6 of 8 occasions (.750) ... collected four hits in 24 official Patriot League plate appearances (.167) ... saw action in 11 conference outings ... drew nine league starts ... registered four runs scored and three RBI in Patriot League action ... recorded .167 slugging percentage and .258 on-base mark ... notched three sacrifice flies and two sacrifice bunts in league play ... totaled three multiple-hit games overall ... went 2-for-5 with one double, two runs scored and one RBI to lead victory over Long Island during Black Knights’ spring trip to Florida ... went 2-for-4 versus Yale next time out ... went 2-for-4 with one double and one RBI to aid early season defeat of Wake Forest ... garnered two hits, three runs scored and one RBI during Patriot League series defeat of arch-rival Navy.

2009: Put forth solid showing in rookie campaign ... batted .297 with seven runs scored and one run batted in ... registered 11 base hits in 37 official plate appearances ... collected 11 total bases ... posted slugging percentage of .297 and on-base mark of .381 ... appeared in 19 contests ... drew six starts ... swiped two bases in two attempts ... garnered two multiple-hit showings ... hit safely in nine of 19 outings ... batted .318 (7-22) with runners on base ... posted .357 batting average versus left-handed pitching ... went 2-for-3 with two runs scored to aid early season Army win over USC-Upstate ... rapped out two hits in late-season win over Lehigh ... also notched base hits opposite Davidson, George Mason (twice), Miami (Ohio), Ohio State, Iona and Lehigh ... notched stolen bases against George Mason

and Ohio State.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Jamie Billings at Hopewell High ... saw action at all three outfield positions ... standout pitcher as well ... earned three varsity letters ... selected for 2007 Underclassmen State Games team ... also chosen to 2008 Senior State Games ... both squads captured titles.

PERSONAL: Given name is Cody James Murtle ... born July 15, 1990, in Apple Valley, Calif. ... parents’ names are DeAnn and Scott Murtle ... hobbies include fishing, drawing, camping and bowling ... majoring in Nuclear Engineering.

MURTLE’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA 2009 0.00 2010 0.00 2011 13.50 Totals 13.50

W 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 0 0

App 0 0 1 1

GS 0 0 0 0

CG 0 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0 0

CBO 0 0 0 0

SV 0 0 0 0

IP 0.0 0.0 0.2 0.2

H 0 0 0 0

R 0 0 1 1

ER 0 0 1 1

BB 0 0 2 2

SO 0 0 0 0

2B 0 0 0 0

3B 0 0 0 0

HR 0 0 0 0

BF 0 0 4 4

Avg .000 .000 .000 .000

MURTLE’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year 2009 2010 2011 Totals

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Avg. .297 .234 .271 .264

GP-GS AB R 19-6 37 7 26-20 64 10 36-32 107 19 81-58 208 36

H 2B 3B 11 0 0 15 2 1 29 3 1 55 5 2

HR 0 0 2 2

RBI 1 8 9 18

TB SLG% 11 .297 19 .297 40 .374 70 .337

BB 3 3 12 18

HP 2 2 5 9

SO 10 17 32 59

GDP 2 0 1 3

OB% .381 .274 .371 .343

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SF 0 4 0 4

SH 0 4 3 7

SB-A 2-2 1-1 6-10 9-13

PO 17 46 56 119

A 0 1 2 3

E FLD% 1 .944 1 .979 2 .967 4 .968

PLAYER PROFILES

INF • L-R • 5-7 • 185 • SR. • 3VL CANTONMENT, FLA. J.M. TATE H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Scrappy second baseman ... took Patriot League by storm as freshman ... struggled through uneven sophomore campaign at plate after posting one of finest campaigns ever by Army rookie leadoff hitter ... returned to his all-star form as a junior ... accomplished offensive performer ... handles bat extremely well ... excellent contact hitter ... sprays line drives to all fields ... prototypical leadoff hitter ... boasts smooth batting stroke and deceptive power ... features ability to regularly reach outfield gaps ... boasts skill set necessary to make opposing pitcher work ... patient batter ... owns strong understanding of strike zone ... sees plethora of pitches during every plate appearance ... serves as pesky catalyst for Army’s high-powered offense ... hands move quickly through hitting zone ... possesses excellent knowledge of game ... embraces leadoff role ... fine situational hitter ... excellent bunter ... solid defensive second baseman ... ranges well to left or right ... hails from baseball hotbed of state of Florida ... gritty performer ... loves getting uniform dirty ... expected to return to starting role at second base ... steady defender ... improved defensive range dramatically since freshman campaign ... figures to assume more of a leadership role this season as one of Army’s cocaptains ... three-year letterman.

MILESTONES: Two-time All-Patriot League honoree, earning first-team plaudits as a freshman and junior ... became sixth Army player in six years named to Louisville Slugger Freshmen All-America Team as chosen by Collegiate Baseball magazine following freshman showing ... selected to Ping!

Baseball magazine Third Team All-Freshman Team ... fourth Black Knight to garner Patriot League Rookie of the Year honors ... fourth Army freshman to garner first team All-Patriot League laurels ... twotime Patriot League Rookie of the Week ... named Patriot League Rookie of the Year in 2009 ... owns Army single-season records for games played (57 in 2009) and games started (53 in 2009) ... ranks second on Army’s single-season walks list (39 in 2009), one shy of standard ... ranks second on Army’s single-season runs scored list (59 in 2009) ... lists ninth on Army’s single-season base hits ledger (70 in 2009) ... Army freshman record-holder in games played, walks, on-base percentage (.480 in

2009), runs scored (59 in 2009) and stolen bases (14 in 2009) ... carries .318 career batting average into senior showing ... boasts .438 career onbase mark ... successful in 35 of 46 career stolen base opportunities ... ranks seventh on Army’s career list for runs scored (123) ... named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll following each of first three campaigns ... selected to ESPN The Magazine University Division Academic All-America District 1 Second Team following both his sophomore and junior seasons.

2011: Started every game for the second straight season ... one of just two Black Knights to be listed with the starting lineup for all 48 contests ... occupied the leadoff spot and played second base for each of those starts ... led the Black Knights and ranked fifth in the Patriot League with a .331 batting average ... also topped the squad with 56 hits, 39 runs scored, 34 walks, 13 stolen bases and a .472 on-base percentage ... ranked second in the Patriot League in walks and on-base percentage, fifth in stolen bases and sixth in runs scored ... onbase percentage was 47th nationally ... also listed among the team leaders in doubles (nine) and total bases (67) ... batted .355 with four doubles and eight RBI in Patriot League contests ... was 8-for-10 in stolen bases during league games ... recorded a sparkling .987 fielding percentage ... made just three errors in 228 defensive chances ... hit safetly in 36 of 48 games ... strung together a 12-game hitting streak during the heart of conference play ... recorded 13 multi-hit games ... registered at least three base hits on five occassions ... collected a career-high four base hits against Davidson in the second game of the season ... went 4-for-5 with two RBI and three runs scored in the contest ... posted a pair of three-hit performances against Lehigh ... went 8-for-18 in the series versus the Mountain Hawks ... matched career high with four hits in the first game of the Patriot League Semifinal Series opposite Lafayette ... was 4-for-4 with a double and a run scored in the game ... earned a spot on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll for third year in a row.

2010: One of two Army players to start all 45 games ... hit leadoff and lined up at second base for all of those contests ... batted .262 with two doubles, one triple, 25 runs scored and 24 runs batted in ... colleced 49 total bases ... posted .285 slugging percentage and .350 on-base mark ... added five sacrifice bunts and three sacrifice flies ... topped team in both stolen bases (8) and walks (25) ... ranked fifth among team leaders in runs scored, base hits (45) and RBI ... tied for second

on club with 14 multiple-hit contests ... fell one shy of team lead in that category ... ranked sixth among Patriot League leaders in walks (0.56) ... batted .333 when leading off an inning ... smacked three hits on three occasions ... tied for fourth on team with five multi-RBI showings ... authored team- best 17-game hitting streak during middle of season following slow start ... hit just .198 through season’s first 22 contests ... responded by hitting safely in next 17 games ... batted .388 with 12 runs scored and 12 runs batted in during streak ... raised seasonal average 86 percentage points during tear ... slumped again during season’s final six contests ... batted just .125 (3-24) with one run scored and two RBI in those games ... remained clutch throughout season despite inconsistency ... batted .381 with runners in scoring position ... successfully scored runner from third base with less than two outs on 9 of 13 opportunities (.692) ... collected 14 two-out RBI to rank tied for second among team leaders ... posted impressive overall numbers in Patriot League play ... batted .356 with two doubles, 14 runs scored and 13 RBI in 20 conference tilts ... finished with 28 total bases to rank tied for second among team leaders ... registered .384 slugging percentage and .422 on-base mark ... successful on 7 of 9 stolen base tries in Patriot League action ... hit .423 with runners on base and .429 with runners in scoring position against league pitchers ... registered eight two-out RBI in conference games ... opened sophomore campaign on positive note ... rapped out two hits in four of season’s first five contests ... batted .379 with five multiple-hit showings

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

#1 ZACH PRICE

PRICE’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year 2009 2010 2011 Totals

Avg. GP-GS .355 57-53 .262 45-45 .331 48-48 .318 150-146

AB R H 2B 3B 197 59 70 10 2 172 25 45 2 1 169 39 56 9 1 538 123 171 21 4

HR 0 0 0 0

RBI 25 24 15 64

TB SLG% 84 .426 49 .285 67 .396 200 .372

BB 39 25 34 98

HP SO 9 30 0 41 11 39 20 110

GDP 3 1 1 5

OB% .480 .350 .472 .438

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SF 1 3 0 4

SH 4 5 5 14

SB-A 14-18 8-11 13-17 35-46

PO A 91 142 81 122 86 139 258 403

E FLD% 8 .967 7 .967 3 .987 18 .973

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PLAYER PROFILES through first seven games ... hit by gripping slump over next 11 outings ... managed just one hit in 35 official plate appearances to lower seasonal batting average to .188 ... steadily rebuilt number remainder of year ... went 3-for-6 with two runs scored and one run batted in to aid road victory over Holy Cross ... finished 3-for-4 with one run scored and one run batted in during opening game of Lafayette series ... went 2-for-4 with one double, one run scored and three RBI in nightcap ... combined to go 5-for-8 with one double, two runs scored and four runs batted in during impressive twinbill showing ... garnered seven hits, four runs scored and five RBI in fourgame set opposite Leopards ... went 3-for-5 against Marist in WPDH Hudson Valley Baseball Classic ... batted safely in all four series games versus Navy ... hit .375 (6-16) with four runs scored and two RBI in helping Black Knights capture seventh straight “star” against arch rivals ... selected to ESPN The Magazine University Division Academic All-America District 1 Second Team ... named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll for second straight year.

2009: Latest in long line of Army players named to Louisville Slugger Freshmen All-America Team as chosen by Collegiate Baseball magazine ... only Patriot League player so honored ... selected to Ping!

Baseball magazine Third Team All-Freshman Team ... fourth Black Knight to garner Patriot League Rookie of the Year honors and second consecutively ... fourth Army freshman to garner first team AllPatriot League laurels ... most recently followed in footsteps of Clint Moore as conference’s top rookie ... named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll ... assumed starting duties at second base early during debut campaign ... batted .355 with 10 doubles, two triples, 59 runs scored and 25 runs batted in ... served as Army’s leadoff hitter throughout season ... posted .480 on base percentage ... successful on 14 of 18 stolen base opportunities ... registered 21 multiple-hit games and seven multi-RBI showings ... led Patriot League in walks (39) and runs scored

(59) ... also ranked among conference leaders in on-base percentage (third), stolen bases (third), base hits (eighth) and batting average (11th) ... only second freshman in Army history to lead the team in runs scored and stolen bases ... established school records for games played (57) and games started (53) ... only member of Black Knights’ recordsetting team to appear in all 57 games ... fell just one walk shy of Army’s single-season record ... set school freshman standard by authoring 16-game hitting streak late in the year ... entered Austin Regional having hit safely in 27 of his previous 28 contests and 11 games consecutively ... batted safely in two of four regional contests ... hit .286 with one double, three runs scored and two RBI during solid four-game effort in Texas ... established freshman Army records for games played, walks, on-base percentage, runs scored and stolen bases ... batted .357 with runners in scoring position ... hit safely in 46 of 57 games overall ... batted .505 when leading off an inning ... successfully delivered base runner from second base with less than two outs on 11 of 12 occasions (.917) ... registered three hits three times ... scored at least two runs 16 times ... scored three runs in a game on seven occasions ... fashioned showy .967 fielding percentage ... committed just eight errors in 253 fielding chances ... participated in 42 of Army’s school-record 66 defensive double plays ... hit .425 with four doubles, two triples, 25 runs scored and nine runs batted in during 20 Patriot League outings ... posted .534 slugging percentage and .506 on-base mark during conference action ... perfect in seven stolen base attempts opposite Patriot League competition ... posted .484 batting average with runners on base in conference action ... hit .471 with runners in scoring position ... put forth solid showing during first series against Navy ... batted .538 (7-13) with five runs scored, six runs batted in, five walks and four stolen bases in helping to lead Black Knights’ sixth consecutive series victory over their arch rivals ... posted .632 on-base percentage during four game

conference set ... earned first Patriot League Rookie of Week citation on strength of that performance ... batted .588 during week overall ... garnered second conference rookie of the week certificate two weeks later ... hit .522 (12-23) in helping Black Knights to four wins in five games ... collected multiple-hit outings in all four games of Patriot League series victory over Lafayette ... registered three hits in three of those performances ... led twinbill sweep of Leopards by going 6-for-8 at plate with five runs scored and two runs batted in ... helped Army to Austin Regional Final by going 2-for-3 with two walks and two runs scored during elimination game win over Boston College ... named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Todd Boyd at J.M. Tate High ... split time between second base and shortstop ... three-year letterman ... two-time team captain ... all-area selection ... active member of student council ... National Honor Society member ... selected as vice president of senior class.

PERSONAL: Given name is Zachary Milton Price ... born Jan. 16, 1990, in Pensacola, Fla. ... parents’ names are Lesa and Greg Price ... enjoys playing ping pong ... majoring in Systems Engineering.

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PLAYER PROFILES

RHP • R-R • 6-1 • 195 • JR. • 2VL DULUTH, GA. SOUTH FORSYTH H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Talented member of Black Knights’ junior class ... high-end starting pitching prospect with plus makeup ... outstanding athlete with keen “feel” for game ... understands how to get batters out ... fierce competitor with strong will to win ... sports “bulldog” mentality ... gritty performer ... repertoire features hard-riding fastball, bending breaking ball and effective changeup ... fastball sits in mid-to-upper-80s ... will return to Army’s Patriot League pitching rotation once again this season after performing well in that role last spring ... saw limited game action in rookie campaign ... developed into one of the Black Knights’ weekend starters as a sophomore ... fields position extremely well ... hails from baseball hotbed of state of Georgia ... owns bright future in Army program ... expected to shoulder significant role on Black Knights’ pitching staff over the next two seasons ... two-year letterman.

MILESTONES: Named Patriot League Pitcher of the Week after shutting out Lafayette during his sophomore season.

2011: Emerged as one of the top starting pitchers in the Patriot League during a breakout sophomore

campaign ... ranked fifth in the conference in strikeouts (54) and earned run average (4.68) ... listed tied for fifth in the league with five wins, posting a 5-4 overall record ... ranked fourth in the conference with three complete games ... walked just 19 batters in 73.0 innings ... was the only Black Knight to toss a complete game shutout in 2011 ... recorded at least five strikeouts in five of his 12 starts ... made season debut versus Radford ... allowed just two runs on four hits over five innings ... struck out five, but did not factor into game decision ... earned first career victory versus Northwestern during Army’s spring break trip to Florida ... yielded just one earned run on nine hits in a career-best eight innings of work ... struck out seven and did not permit a walk en route to the win ... picked up his second win of the season versus Holy Cross ... struck out a career-high eight Crusaders in the contest ... twirled a two-hit shutout at Lafayette ... earned Patriot League Pitcher of the Week honors following the dominant performance ... credited with the win in Army’s series-clinching victory over Lafayette in the Patroit League semifinals ... fanned seven Leopards over 6.1 innings in the contest ... helped Black Knights stave off elimination against Navy in the Patriot League Championship Series, pitching Army past the Midshipmen in second game ... yielded three runs on five hits in seven innings in the contest.

2010: Appeared in three games ... drew two starting berths ... did not factor into game decision ... posted 13.00 earned run average across nine innings of work ... allowed 22 base hits ... struck out seven

and walked three ... made collegiate debut during three-inning relief stint versus Holy Cross ... touched for nine hits and six runs in that showing ... struck out two and did not walk a batter ... received first start during non-league date with Iona ... tossed four strong innings en route to earning no-decision ... permitted two runs on seven hits opposite Gaels ... fanned four and did not walk a batter ... struggled against Hofstra in final outing of rookie campaign ... allowed six runs (five earned) on six hits over two innings ... struck out one and walked three ... did not factor into decision.

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

#15 CHRIS ROWLEY

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Jamie Corr at South Forsyth High ... three-time letterwinner ... standout starting pitcher ... three-time all-area selection ... two-time all-region choice ... named county pitcher of the year each of final two seasons ... named to Georgia Dugout Club’s “Top 10 Players to Watch” list ... established school records for victories, strikeouts and earned run average on career level ... helped pitch team to state runnerup status as a senior ... club posted sterling 31-5 record and was ranked ninth nationally by USA Today ... earned three additional varsity letters in basketball ... shooting guard and small forward on hardwood.

PERSONAL: Given name is Christopher Ryan Rowley ... born Aug. 14, 1990, in Atlanta, Ga. ... parents’ names are Dawn and Darryl Rowley ... lists hobbies as wakeboarding and snowboarding ... also enjoys playing basketball in free time ... majoring in American Legal Studies.

ROWLEY’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA 2010 13.00 2011 4.86 Totals 5.60

W 0 5 5

L 0 4 4

App 3 12 15

GS 2 12 14

CG 0 3 3

SHO 0 1 1

CBO 0 0 0

SV 0 0 0

IP 9.0 73.0 82.0

H 22 86 108

R 14 46 60

ER 13 38 51

BB 3 19 22

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SO 7 54 61

2B 9 15 24

3B 0 0 0

HR 1 6 7

BF 51 331 382

Avg .458 .292 .315

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PLAYER PROFILES

#28 MICHAEL SANDS OF • R-R • 5-11 • 180 • JR. BATON ROUGE, LA. UNIVERSITY H.S. 2011: Did not appear in a contest during sophomore campaign.

2010: Saw field duty in one game ... drew defensive replacement assignment against Holy Cross ... did not figure statistically.

MISCELLANEOUS: Powerfully built athlete with array of natural ability ... features plus speed and plus arm ... versatile athlete capable of playing either corner outfield spot ... boasts great deal of physical strength ... solid defender whose tools translate best to left field position ... accomplished offensive performer who possesses ability to drive balls to outfield gaps ... sprays line drives to all fields ... adept at delivering runners from scoring position ... should challenge for playing time in left field this spring ... hard worker with great approach to game ... brings great deal of energy to field every day ... improves with each practice session ... expected to shoulder increased role during third season in Black, Gold and Gray ... will challenge for starting spot in right field this spring ... provides head coach Joe Sottolano with valued outfield depth ... extends Army bench.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Burke Broussard at University High ... three-time letterwinner ... earned pair of all-district certificates ... all-state choice as a senior ... named district most valuable player that year ... served as team captain during final campaign ... helped squad to pair of district championships ... earned three additional varsity letters in football ... two-way standout ... starred at wide receiver and defensive back on gridiron ... high school rival of former Army teammate Kramer Peak.

PERSONAL: Given name is Michael Timothy Sands ... born Aug. 26, 1990, in Lansdale, Pa. ... parents’ names are Joanne and Timothy Sands ... uncle, John Marrone, served as major in U.S. Air Force ...

Michael lists fishing as hobby ... enjoys eating crawfish ... majoring in Systems Management.

SANDS’ CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year 2010 2011 Totals

64

Avg. .000 .000 .000

GP-GS 1-0 0-0 1-0

AB 0 0 0

R 0 0 0

H 2B 3B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

HR 0 0 0

RBI 0 0 0

TB SLG% 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000

BB 0 0 0

HP 0 0 0

SO 0 0 0

GDP 0 0 0

OB% .000 .000 .000

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

SF 0 0 0

SH 0 0 0

SB-A 0-0 0-0 0-0

PO 0 0 0

A 0 0 0

E FLD% 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000

PLAYER PROFILES PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

#26 ERIK WASHBURN RHP • R-R • 5-9 • 165 • SO. EAST HARTLAND, CONN. GRANBY MEMORIAL H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Interesting pitching prospect within the Army program ... figures to make an impact this season after missing his freshman campaign due to an injury suffered in high school ... tough and competitive pitcher ... throws in the midto-upper-80s with a quality breaking ball ... boasts good knowledge of the game ... should be a solid contributor to the program in the future.

2011: Sat out entire freshman season recovering from an injury he suffered in high school.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Chris Saunders at Granby Memorial High ... four-year letterwinner ... three-time all-conference selection ... named an Under Armour preseason All-American prior to his senior season ... earned the conference’s Scholar-Athlete Award all four years ... member of the high school’s academic honor roll throughout four-year career.

PERSONAL: Given name is Erik Lee Washburn ... born Oct. 10, 1992, in Roswell, Ga. ... parents’ names are Duaine Claywell and Joan Jones ... raised by his grandparents ... helps run baseball camps and clinics for children ... enjoys reading and listening to music ... majoring in Economics.

WASHBURN’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA 2011 0.00 Totals 0.00

W 0 0

L 0 0

App 0 0

GS 0 0

CG 0 0

SHO 0 0

CBO 0 0

SV 0 0

IP 0.0 0.0

H 0 0

R 0 0

ER 0 0

BB 0 0

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SO 0 0

2B 0 0

3B 0 0

HR 0 0

BF 0 0

Avg .000 .000

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PLAYER PROFILES

#4 J.T. WATKINS C • R-R • 6-0 • 190 • SR. • 3VL TUSCALOOSA, ALA. HILLCREST H.S. possesses knack for delivering in clutch ... figures to return to starting role behind plate this spring ... durable performer capable of shouldering heavy workload ... expected to assume increased leadership role as one of Army’s co-captains this spring ... three-year letterman.

MISCELLANEOUS: Highly regarded backstop ... assumed starting job behind plate immediately upon arrival at Academy three years ago ... steadily improved as rookie season progressed ... blossomed into one of Patriot League’s elite backstops as a sophomore ... elevated performance last spring, earning all-star accolades for the first time in his career ... hard-nosed competitor with fiery on-field demeanor ... developed into impact player in head coach Joe Sottolano’s everyday lineup ... harbors great will to win ... student of game ... handles pitchers well ... hard worker with “blue collar” mentality ... understands how to call game ... boasts strong, accurate throwing arm and quick release ...capable of successfully neutralizing opponent’s running game ... blocks ball well ... fine athlete with excellent agility behind plate ... boasts strong “feel” for game ... features take-charge leadership skills ... lends vocal presence behind dish ... proficient offensive performer ... line-drive hitter with ability to spray ball to all fields ... regularly reaches outfield gaps ... plays game with great deal of passion ...

MILESTONES: Earned All-Patriot League honors for the first time in his career last spring ... selected to the second unit ... named to the Johnny Bench Award Watch List prior to his junior season ... established single-season school record for highest percentage of base runners thrown out (52.4) last spring ... cut down 22 of 42 would-be base stealers ... eclipsed the single-season mark he had set as a sophomore when he threw out 15 of 29 (51.7) potential base-stealers ... owns school’s career standard as well (39.6) ... has thrown out 44 of 111 potential base-stealers across first three seasons in Black, Gold and Gray ... two-time Patriot League Rookie of the Week selection as a freshman ... tabbed the Army Athletic Association Athlete of the Week as a sophomore.

2011: Started all 48 games for the Black Knights ... one of just two Army players to start every contest ... served as Army’s starting catcher and hit near the middle of the order in each game ... batted .298 overall with two doubles, two home runs and 27 RBI ... finished with 60 total bases and 20 runs scored ... boasted .357 slugging percentage and .346 on-base percentage ... performed even better in Patriot League action, batting .324 in conference contests ... recorded 12 RBI and scored 11 runs against league foes ... excelled defensively behind the plate throughout the season ... established an Academy single-season record by throwing out 52.4 percent (22 of 42) potential base stealers ... authored 16 multi-hit showings ... went 3-for5 with two doubles, two RBI and two runs scored against Davidson ... was 3-for-5 with a home run and two runs scored versus Ohio State ... matched his career high with four RBI opposite the Buckeyes ... collected a careerhigh four base hits against Massachusetts ... went 4-for-5 with two RBI versus the Minutemen ... was 5-for-15 with seven RBI in Army’s four-game sweep of Holy Cross ... went 5-for-13 as the Black Knights’ split their fourgame series versus Navy ... delivered the game-winning RBI with his walkoff single against the Midshipmen in

the fourth game of the set ... victory clinched Army’s eighth straight series “Star” ... hit safely in three of four games at Lehigh, including a pair of multi-hit efforts ... exploded offensively against Bucknell, batting .500 (6-for-12) versus the Bison ... combined to go 5-for-9 in Army’s two-game sweep of Lafayette in the Patriot League Semifinal Series ... was 2-for-4 in Game 1 and 3-for-5 in Game 2 ... recorded a pair of two-hit games in the Patriot League Championship Series at Navy, going 2-for-4 in Games 2 and 3.

2010: One of two Army players to start all 45 games ... lined up with lead unit for 44 games behind plate, one at designated hitter position ... emerged as one of Black Knights’ most consistent offensive performers ... batted .320 with five doubles, one triple, one home run, 30 runs scored and 18 runs batted in ... closed year with 59 total bases ... posted .386 slugging percentage and .389 on-base mark ... batted safely in 34 of 45 contests ... successful on 5 of 6 stolen base tries ... drew 10 bases on balls ... collected five multiple-hit showings to rank fifth among team leaders ... rapped out three hits on three occasions ... notched pair of multi-RBI performances ... added three sacrifice flies and two sacrifice bunts ... authored season-long nine-game hitting streak early in year ... batted .364 during nine-game stretch ... ranked third among team leaders in base hits (49), triples, runs scored and sacrifice flies, fifth in total bases and stolen bases ... reached first base via hit by pitch on team-leading nine occasions ... hit .313 with two doubles, one home run, 15 runs scored and 11 runs batted in during Patriot League

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Avg. GP-GS .256 56-53 .320 45-45 .298 48-48 .291 149-146

AB 164 153 168 458

R H 2B 3B 30 42 6 0 30 49 5 1 20 50 2 1 80 141 13 2

HR 2 1 2 5

RBI 28 18 27 73

TB SLG% 54 .329 59 .386 60 .357 173 .357

BB 13 10 11 34

HP 5 9 3 17

SO 27 19 23 69

GDP 6 3 5 14

OB% .323 .389 .346 .352

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SF 4 3 3 10

SH 8 2 5 15

SB-A 3-6 5-6 1-1 9-13

PO A 294 34 268 51 248 55 810 140

E FLD% 3 .991 6 .982 3 .990 12 .988

PLAYER PROFILES

2009: Earned starting job behind plate upon arrival at West Point ... held lead role throughout rookie campaign ... saw action in 56 of Black Knights’ 57 contests ... drew 53 starting assignments ... posted .256 batting average with six doubles, two home runs, 30 runs scored and 28 runs batted in ... finished with 54 total bases ... registered .329 slug-

game series versus Highlanders ... batted .636 with three doubles, six runs scored and five runs batted in during impressive weekend showing ... earned second Patriot League Rookie of the Week certificate based on that performance ... went 2-for-3 with one run scored and season-high four runs batted in to aid Army’s 8-1 Patriot League Championship Series-clinching defeat of Lafayette ... posted three hits and three runs scored to aid Black Knights’ regular-season victory over Lafayette as well ... registered first career home run and three RBI to lead home win against Holy Cross ... enjoyed outstanding regular-season series versus Crusaders ... batted .455 with one double, one home run, two runs scored and three runs batted in during four-game set ... three-run blast propelled Army to important 5-2 victory ... collected first Patriot League Rookie of Week citing for his efforts ... smacked other home run versus Lafayette ... went 2-for-2 with two runs scored and one run batted in during early season loss to nationally ranked Ohio State ... ended season on positive note during NCAA regional play ... went 2-for-4 with three runs scored against national No. 1 seed Texas in Austin Regional Final.

ging percentage and .323 on-base mark ... went 3-for-6 in stolen base attempts ... batted safely in 30 of 56 outings ... collected 10 multiple-hit showings ... slapped three hits on two occasions ... registered at least two runs batted in eight times ... authored season-long nine-game hitting streak ... batted .393 with six runs scored and six runs batted in during stretch ... hit .267 with runners in scoring position overall ... successfully scored runner from third base with less than two outs on 11 of 18 occasions for 61.1 percent success rate ... recorded 10 two-out runs batted in ... posted .400 batting average when leading off inning ... registered .991 fielding average ... committed just three fielding errors in 328 defensive chances ... threw out seven of 40 potential base-stealers for 17.5 success rate ... started all 20 Patriot League affairs ... batted .305 with two doubles, two home runs, 14 runs scored and 11 RBI in conference action ... collected 26 total bases during Patriot League play ... posted .441 slugging percentage and .369 on-base mark in league tilts ... successfully threw out four of 10 potential conference basestealers ... batted .286 with runners in scoring position ... collected three multi-hit and three multi-RBI showings in league action ... raised overall seasonal batting average 23 percentage points over final 17 games ... hit .295 with five doubles, 13 runs scored and 15 runs batted in during hot stretch ... collected seven multiple-hit showings during that span ... went 3-for-4 with one double, one run scored and two runs batted in to lead home win over NJIT ... enjoyed outstanding three-

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Todd Agee at Hillcrest High ... earned three varsity letters ... saw action at third base and in outfield, in addition to catching duties ... served as team captain each of final two seasons ... all-state selection ... established single season school home runs record as junior (14) ... helped squad to 6A Alabama state title during junior campaign ... part of coach John Rushing’s Post 34 squad that won 2007 Alabama American Legion state championship.

PERSONAL: Given name is James Terrell Watkins ... born Aug. 30, 1989, in Wichita Falls, Texas ... parents’ names are Paula and Danny Watkins ... father, Danny, holds scouting position within Boston Red Sox organization ... father also lettered in baseball at Georgia Tech ... majoring in Operations Research.

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outings ... registered 26 total bases ... posted .388 slugging percentage and .351 on-base mark in conference action ... batted .355 with runners on base against Patriot League foes ... hit .333 with runners in scoring position in those contests ... established single season school record for highest percentage of base runners thrown out (31.7) ... threw out 15 of 29 potential base-stealers ... committed just six fielding errors in 325 chances ... posted .982 fielding percentage ... went 3-for-4 with four runs scored and one run batted in to aid spring-trip defeat of Long Island in state of Florida ... drew one walk and stole two bases in that affair ... went 3-for-3 with one double in road loss to highly regarded Florida ... sandwiched those performances around 2-for-3 effort against Yale ... went 8-for-10 (.800) with six runs scored during that torrid three-game stretch ... went 3-for-4 with one run scored and one RBI during series finale against Navy ... batted safely in all four series games opposite arch rival ... batted .500 (7-14) with four runs scored and three runs batted in during crucial four-game set versus Mids ... went 5-for-7 with two runs scored and two RBI during series-ending twinbill ... efforts against Navy helped him earn Army Athletic Association Athlete of the Week honors ... also notched two-hit efforts against Ohio State, Cornell, Holy Cross, Navy, Iona, Lehigh, Bucknell and New York Tech ... fashioned .363 batting average through first 27 games of season ... registered multi-RBI showings against Holy Cross and Lehigh ... batted safely in three of season’s final four games.

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#22 TYLER WILLIAMS OF • L-R • 5-9 • 170 • SO. ORLANDO, FLA. EDGEWATER H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Quality outfield prospect who hits from the left side of the plate ... good athlete who will compete for time in center field this season ... good contact-type hitter who has the ability to bat leadoff or in the two-hole ... skills at the plate also lend him to seeing time in the No. 9 spot in the batting order ... line-drive hitter ... plus runner ... heady player with good baseball skills and instincts ... projected to be a steady contributor to the Army program ... speed provides team with another threat on the basepaths ... talented member of Army’s sophomore class.

National High School Invitational ... helped lead the Orlando Scorpions Select Team to the Junior Olympic Championship in 2008 ... also excelled on the football field, captaining the grid squad as a junior and senior ... quarterbacked team to district titles in 2008 and 2009 ... selected to the county East-West all-star team as a senior ... played one season of soccer ... named the school’s Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year as a senior ... member of the National Honor Society and the National Society of High School Scholars.

PERSONAL: Given name is Tyler Matthew Williams ... born Dec. 22, 1991, in Orlando, Fla. ... parents’ names are Bryan and Vicky Williams ... has one brother, Kyle ... hobbies include fishing and reading ... majoring in Engineering Management.

2011: Appeared in one game as a freshman ... made collegiate debut versus Siena ... entered the game as a pinch-runner and scored a run ... was hit by a pitch in lone at-bat.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Chip Gierke at Edgewater High ... captained the team as a junior and senior ... led team in stolen bases in 2009 and 2010 ... also led the team in batting average in 2009 ... named to the all-tournament team at the

WILLIAMS’ CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year Avg. 2011 .000 Totals .000

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GP-GS 1-0 1-0

AB 0 0

R 1 1

H 2B 3B 0 0 0 0 0 0

HR 0 0

RBI 0 0

TB SLG% 0 .000 0 .000

BB 0 0

HP 1 1

SO 0 0

GDP 0 0

OB% 1.000 1.000

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SF 0 0

SH 0 0

SB-A 0-0 0-0

PO 0 0

A 0 0

E FLD% 0 .000 0 .000

PLAYER PROFILES

C • R-R • 6-0 • 185 • FR. RAYNHAM, MASS. COYLE CASSIDY H.S. the 2009 recipient of the Miles Alfieri Memorial Scholarship.

MISCELLANEOUS: Capable catching prospect within the Army program ... will serve valuable role as bullpen catcher this season ... still developing skills behind the plate ... possesses the ability to drive the ball to the outfield gaps ... hard-working player ... has embraced his role on the team ... brings positive attitude to the field every day.

PERSONAL: Given name is Kyle Max Cachopa ... born July 3, 1991, in Stoughton, Mass. ... parents’ names are David and Elizabeth Cachopa ... hobbies include lifting weights and playing video games ... learning how to play the guitar ... has wanted to attend West Point since the seventh grade ... turned down baseball scholarships from UMass and VMI to attend West Point ... major is undeclared.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Ken Lally at Coyle Cassidy High ... earned three varsity letters ... led league in batting average (.457) during a stellar senior season ... named all-conference as a senior ... also earned three varsity letters in football and basketball ... collected all-conference plaudits on the gridiron ... named a Taunton Gazette All-Star in both baseball and football ... captained baseball, football and basketball squads as a senior ... attended Massachusetts Boys State in 2009 ... was

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#27 KYLE CACHOPA

#21 DAKARI COOKE OF • L-L • 6-0 • 190 • FR. HAMPTON, VA. BETHEL H.S. Valedictorian ... tabbed school’s Math Student of the Year as a junior ... twice earned Hampton City Schools Academic Excellence Award, taking the honor following his junior and senior years.

MISCELLANEOUS: Athletic outfielder who will compete for a starting position immediately ... has the ability to play all three outfield positions ... runs extremely well ... plus range defensively ... able to track down balls hit into the deepest reaches of the power alleys ... pencilled in as Army’s center fielder of the future ... could assume that role as early as this spring ... plays the game with great passion ... loves coming to the ballpark every day ... hits with good gap power ... able to drive the ball to all fields ... raw, athletic talent who has a great future in an Army uniform.

PERSONAL: Given name is Stuart Dakari Cooke ... born July 15, 1993, in Hampton, Va. ... parents’ names are Stuart and Wanda Cooke ... has two siblings, Niesha and Keyana ... attended the same high school as former NBA star Allen Iverson ... enjoys listening to music ... major is undeclared.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played baseball at Bethel High ... named to the all-district first team ... also ran track in high school ... earned all-state accolades as a junior ... helped 4x400m relay team place 12th at nationals as a senior ... graduated as the school’s

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PLAYER PROFILES

#3 DANIEL CORTES OF • L-R • 5-9 • 160 • FR. ALTAMONTE, FLA. LAKE MARY H.S. PERSONAL: Given name is Daniel Cortes ... born July 30, 1993, in Hialeah, Fla. ... parents’ names are Angela and Jesus Cortes ... has two brothers, Jesse and Alex ... has one sister, Gaby ... both of his parents are immigrants ... father, Jesus, is from Cuba ... mother Angela, is from Colombia ... enjoys spending time with his family ... major is undeclared.

MISCELLANEOUS: Another interesting outfield prospect within Army’s freshman class ... hard-nosed competitor ... plays with a great will to win ... runs the bases well ... possesses good baseball instincts ... still developing defensively ... similar make-up to former Army standout Shaun Salmon as a plebe ... will compete for the starting spot in left field this spring ... tough out at the plate ... hard worker, who wants to get better ... figures to see addtional playing time as a pinch-hitter and pinch-runner.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Allen Tuttle at Lake Mary High ... earned all-conference honors as a senior ... also named to the conference’s all-academic team following senior campaign ... captained squad as a senior ... finished high school with a 4.3 grade point average.

#2 HAROLD EARLS INF • L-R • 5-9 • 170 • FR. CUMMING, GA. WEST FORSYTH H.S. out ... also enjoys riding motorcycles ... considers himself an “adrenaline junkie” ... major is undeclared.

MISCELLANEOUS: Talented middle infielder who has the ability to play second base, shortstop and third base ... boasts a strong arm ... runs well ... great competitor ... “baseball rat” ... pencilled in as Army’s second baseman of the future ... will compete for the starting position at third base this spring.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four varsity letters at West Forsyth High ... earned all-region and all-county honors as a junior ... selected for all-region accolades following a standout senior season ... won the Georgia Dugout Club award ... also earned two varsity letters in basketball.

PERSONAL: Given name is Harold Lloyd Earls IV ... born June 17, 1992, in Atlanta, Ga. ... parents’ names are Harold and Sonia Earls ... has one sister, Elizabeth ... hobbies include hunting and working

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RHP • R-R • 6-6 • 215 • FR. CHESAPEAKE, VA. GREAT BRIDGE H.S.

MISCELLANEOUS: Intriguing pitching prospect within Army’s stable of freshman hurlers ... tall athlete, who is still growing into his frame ... works extremely hard ... has been clocked at 87 miles per hour on the radar gun ... will throw harder as he progresses through the Army program ... throws a developing “slurve” ... still honing his defensive skills.

PERSONAL: Given name is Andrew Frank Flaherty ... born Dec. 19, 1992, in Chesapeake, Va. ... parents’ names are Patrick and Melanie Flaherty ... has one brother, Kyle ... has one sister, Stephanie ... father, Patrick, is retired from the United States Navy ... grandfather served as a major in the United States Army ... hobbies include fishing ... enjoys going to the beach ... would like to become an orthopedic surgeon and perform arm surgeries on baseball players ... major is undeclared.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Wiley Lee at Great Bridge High ... posted a 22-3 career record in high school ... helped lead team to the Virginia State Championship as a senior ... named team MVP following standout senior campaign ... member of the National Honor Society ... earned the President’s Award for Excellence as a senior ... twice recognized with the Principal’s Academic Award, receiving the honor as a junior and senior.

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#40 ANDREW FLAHERTY

#36 TAYLOR GOUCHER RHP • R-R • 6-3 • 190 • FR. TACOMA, WASH. MOUNT RAINIER H.S. grandfather, John Carr, served in the United States Army ... hobbies include lifting weights and listening to music ... major is undeclared.

MISCELLANEOUS: Submarine specialist who topped out at 87 miles per hour in high school ... throws a good slider ... still working on his changeup ... could be a force out of the bullpen this season if his velocity returns and he consistently throws strikes ... possesses the skill set necessary to develop into a set-up pitcher ... able to get groundball outs ... fields his position well.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Mount Rainier High ... was a two-time all-league selection at first base, earning the honors as a junior and senior.

PERSONAL: Given name is Taylor John Goucher ... born March 10, 1993, in Burien, Wash. ... parents’ names are Robert and Janise Goucher ... has one sister, Amanda ... father, Robert, pitched collegiately at the University of Washington ... maternal

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PLAYER PROFILES

#37 BRIAN HAPEMAN RHP • R-R • 6-2 • 190 • FR. FAIR HAVEN, N.J. RUMFORD FAIR HAVEN H.S. throughout high school ... an AP Scholar.

MISCELLANEOUS: Talented pitching prospect within Army freshman class ... still recovering from Tommy John surgery, which he underwent during high school ... topped out at 89 miles per hour prior to surgery ... throws a very good slider ... competes hard ... has strong will to win ... has the make-up to be a starter when he gets healthy ... health will dictate his playing time this season ... has a bright future in an Army uniform, depending on health ... could see time as a long reliever out of the bullpen this season ... in the mix to be an occasional midweek starter as well ... still developing as a fielder.

PERSONAL: Given name is Brian Christopher Hapeman ... born Feb. 11, 1993, in Morristown, N.J. ... parents’ names are Christopher and Lisa Hapeman ... has one sister, Amanda ... paternal grandfather, Raymond Hapeman, graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1960 ... mother, Lisa, played field hockey at Villanova ... hobbies include golfing and playing stickball ... hopes to work for IBM or Apple in the future ... major is undeclared.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Rumford Fair Haven Regional High ... named to the Rawlings All-Northeast Region second team prior to his senior season ... tabbed an honorable mention All-American before the start of his junior campaign ... honor roll student

#8 ALEX JENSEN INF • R-R • 6-1 • 190 • FR. CHARLOTTE, N.C. CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC H.S. of the Spanish National Honor Society.

MISCELLANEOUS: Skilled infield prospect ... expected to step in as Army’s starter at shortstop immediately ... fierce competitor, who loves playing the game ... tireless worker ... still developing his range at shortstop ... has the ability to play third base as well ... hits with gap power at the plate ... drives the ball to all fields ... brings a positive attitude to the ballpark every day ... great teammate ... competitiveness sets him apart.

PERSONAL: Given name is Alex Joseph Jensen ... born Aug. 1, 1992, in Charlotte, N.C. ... parents’ names are Mark and Cheryl Jensen ... has one brother, Tyler ... uncle, Greg Jensen, retired from the United States Marines as a lieutenant colonel ... hobbies include fishing, golfing and playing ping pong ... also enjoys attending broadway plays, going to the beach and playing video games ... major is undeclared.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played baseball at Charlotte Catholic High ... earned conference player of the year honors following stellar senior season ... collected allstate accolades as a senior as well ... named MVP of the annual “Battle of the Border” North Carolina vs. South Carolina game as a senior ... picked up all-conference plaudits following junior campaign ... member of the National Honor Society ... member

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RHP • R-R • 6-0 • 170 • FR. CARMEL, CALIF. PALMA H.S. ... tabbed to the school’s academic honor roll all four years.

MISCELLANEOUS: Talented right-handed pitching prospect within Black Knight program ... delivers the ball from a 3/4 arm slot ... throws in the mid to upper 80s ... boasts good slider and evolving change-up ... has the potential to develop good arm-side run ... figures to work out of the bullpen as a middle reliever this season ... could see time as a midweek starter as well ... has the tools necessary to become a mid-relief force for the Black Knights ... has a bright future in an Army uniform.

PERSONAL: Given name is Julian Stewart Littleton Larimer ... born July 14, 1993, in Carmel, Calif. ... parents’ names are Leon and Julie Larimer ... has two sisters, Maggie and Racheal ... has one brother, Derek ... hobbies include playing the guitar and rock climbing ... also enjoys hiking ... major is undeclared.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Phillip Giammanco at Palma High ... selected as the Tri-County Athletic League Pitcher of the Year as a senior ... twice named to the all-league first team, earning the honors as a junior and senior ... picked up Most Valuable Pitcher plaudits following standout senior campaign ... member of the National Honor Society

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#29 JULIAN LARIMER

#34 MARK McCANTS OF • L-R • 5-10 • 190 • FR. FLOWER MOUND, TEXAS FLOWER MOUND H.S. team prior to his senior campaign ... named Freshman MVP of the team in 2008.

MISCELLANEOUS: Developing outfield prospect within the Army program ... has gap power and competes at the plate ... still evolving defensively ... should see time as a pinch-hitter and as a spot starter this spring.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Marte Amrine at Flower Mound High ... named the District 8-5A Hitter of the Year as a senior ... played in the North Texas High School All-Star Game that season as well ... captained squad as a senior ... established single-season school records for batting average (.472) and triples (five) as a junior ... ranks second on the school’s single-season ledger for stolen bases (21) ... tabbed District 6-5A Newcomer of the Year in 2010 ... earned honorable mention all-state plaudits as a junior ... was an honorable mention selection to the Rawlings All-Texas Region preseason

PERSONAL: Given name is Mark Joseph McCants ... born Oct. 19, 1992, in Austin, Texas ... parents’ names are Jim and Cathleen McCants ... has one brother, Matt ... mother, Cathleen, attended Duke University on a gymnastics scholarship ... cousin, Lt. Greg Guiney, graduated from the United States Air Force Academy in 2011 ... paternal grandfather, Lt. Col (ret.) Arthur W. McCants graduated from The Citadel and flew helicopters in the United States Air Force ... cousin, Sean McMullen, plays baseball at Delgado Community College ... learned to walk while vacationing at Disney World ... enjoys spending time with friends ... major is undeclared.

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#31 ALEX ROBINETT RHP • R-R • 5-11 • 190 • FR. BEND, ORE. MOUNTAIN VIEW H.S. pitcher and outfielder as a junior ... collected second team all-state plaudits as a pitcher that season as well ... missed his entire sophomore year following Tommy John surgery ... broke onto the scene as a freshman, earning the conference’s pitcher of the year award ... named second-team all-state as a pitcher that season as well.

MISCELLANEOUS: High-end pitching prospect within Army’s freshman class ... should compete for a spot in the Black Knights’ weekend rotation immediately ... pitches consistently in the high 80s ... tops out at 93 miles per hour ... starting to get more armside run on his fastball ... boasts a biting curve ball, which he throws for strikes ... developing change-up continues to improve ... hard-nosed competitor with strong feel for the game ... plays with great passion ... harbors strong desire to win ... has an extremely bright future in an Army uniform.

PERSONAL: Given name is Alexander Michael Robinett ... born Nov. 25, 1992, in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia ... parents’ names are Michael and Lynne Robinett ... has one sister, Hayley ... lived in Saudi Arabia until he was 14 years old ... holds dual citizenship (American and English) ... played in the Little League World Series in 2004 and 2005 as a member of the Trans Atlantic Team ... hobbies include golfing and working out ... enjoys reading in his spare time ... has traveled all over the world ... has visited Thailand, South Africa, Dubai, Hong Kong, the Caribbean and several European countries ... major is undeclared.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Dave McKae at Mountain View High ... earned conference pitcher of the year honors as a senior ... named first team all-state as a pitcher and second team all-state as a third baseman following standout senior campaign ... earned first team all-conference laurels as a

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ZACH PRICE INF • Sr. • L-R Cantonment, Fla. J.M. Tate H.S.

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SCOTT LUCADO

RHP • Sr. • R-R Austin, Texas Westlake H.S.

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NICK DIGNACCO

LHP • So. • L-L Sharon, Conn.

Housatonic Valley H.S.

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ERIK WASHBURN

RHP • So. • R-R East Hartland, Conn.

Granby Memorial H.S.

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MARK McCANTS

OF • Fr. • L-R Flower Mound, Texas Flower Mound H.S.

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HAROLD EARLS

INF • Fr. • L-R Cumming, Ga. West Forsyth H.S.

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JOHN BUCKLEY

RHP • Jr. • R-R Houston, Texas Second Baptist H.S.

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GUNNAR CARROLL

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DANIEL CORTES OF • Fr. • L-R Altamonte, Fla. Lake Mary H.S.

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OF • Sr. • R-R Huntersville, N.C. Hopewell H.S.

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KYLE CACHOPA

C • Fr. • R-R Raynham, Mass.

Coyle Cassidy H.S.

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ANDREW JOHNSON

C • Jr. • R-R Elmhurst, Ill. York Community H.S.

DAKARI COOKE OF • Fr. • L-L Hampton, Va. Bethel H.S.

RHP • So. • R-R Louisa, Va. Louisa H.S.

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CODY MURTLE

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MICHAEL SANDS

OF • Jr. • R-R Baton Rouge, La. University H.S.

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TAYLOR GOUCHER

RHP • Fr. • R-R Tacoma, Wash.

Mount Rainier H.S.

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J.T. WATKINS C • Sr. • R-R Tuscaloosa, Ala. Hillcrest H.S.

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JON CRUCITTI

OF • So. • R-R Salisbury, N.C. West Rowan H.S.

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TYLER WILLIAMS

OF • So. • L-R Orlando, Fla. Edgewater H.S.

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JULIAN LARIMER

RHP • Fr. • R-R Carmel, Calif.

Palma H.S.

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BRIAN HAPEMAN

RHP • Fr. • R-R Fair Haven, N.J. Rumford Fair Haven H.S.

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MATTHEW CARTER

OF • Sr. • L-L El Paso, Texas Eastwood H.S. (USMAPS)

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KEVIN McKAGUE

INF-RHP • Sr. • R-R Fayetteville, N.C. Britt H.S.

23

KEN JACKSON

RHP • Jr. • R-R Peachtree City, Ga. Starr’s Mill H.S.

30

PATRICK MESCHER

1B• So. • R-R Versailles, Ohio Versailles H.S.

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ANDREW FLAHERTY

RHP • Fr. • R-R Chesapeake, Va. Great Bridge H.S.

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CLAYTON MOSLEY

OF • Jr. • R-R Keystone Heights, Fla. Keystone Heights H.S.

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CHRIS ROWLEY

RHP • Jr. • R-R Duluth, Ga. South Forsyth H.S.

24

COLIN BRIANT

RHP • So. • R-R Manasquan, N.J. Academy of Allied Health

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ALEX ROBINETT

RHP • Fr. • R-R Bend, Ore. Mountain View H.S.

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ALEX JENSEN

INF • Fr. • R-R Charlotte, N.C. Charlotte Catholic H.S.

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LOGAN LEE

LHP • Sr. • R-L Laguna Niguel, Calif.

Aliso Niguel H.S.

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SEAN McILROY

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INF • Jr. • L-R Tulsa, Okla.

Bishop Kelley H.S.

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CONNOR LOVE

C-1B • So. • R-R Beaverton, Ore. Jesuit H.S.

MANNY FERNANDEZ

RHP • Sr. • R-R Homestead, Fla. Florida Christian H.S.

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ROSTER BREAKDOWN PITCHERS No. 10 11 14 15 17 18 19 23 24 26 29 31 36 37 40 44

Name Scott Lucado** John Buckley* Kevin McKague*** Chris Rowley** Logan Lee*** Nick Dignacco* Gunnar Carroll* Ken Jackson** Colin Briant* Erik Washburn Julian Larimer Alex Robinett Taylor Goucher Brian Hapeman Andrew Flaherty Manny Fernandez**

Yr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. So. Jr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr.

Pos. RHP RHP INF-RHP RHP LHP LHP RHP-OF RHP RHP RHP RHP RHP RHP RHP RHP RHP

No. 4 27 33 35

Name J.T. Watkins*** Kyle Cachopa Connor Love* Andrew Johnson*

Yr. Sr. Fr. So. Jr.

Pos. C C C-1B C

Hgt. 6-2 5-9 6-5 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-0 6-2 6-5 5-9 6-0 5-11 6-3 6-2 6-6 6-2

Wgt. 190 160 230 195 190 185 185 195 195 165 170 190 190 190 215 200

B-T R-R R-R R-R R-R R-L L-L R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R R-R

NUMERICAL ROSTER Hometown/High School Austin, Texas/Westlake Houston, Texas/Second Baptist Fayetteville, N.C./Britt Duluth, Ga./South Forsyth Laguna Niguel, Calif./Aliso Niguel Sharon, Conn./Housatonic Valley Louisa, Va./Louisa Peachtree City, Ga./Starr’s Mill Manasquan, N.J./Acad. of Allied Health East Hartland, Conn./Granby Memorial Carmel, Calif./Palma Bend, Ore./Mountain View Tacoma, Wash./Mount Rainier Fair Haven, N.J./Rumford Fair Haven Chesapeake, Va./Great Bridge Homestead, Fla./Florida Christian

CATCHERS Hgt. 6-0 6-0 6-4 5-11

Wgt. 190 185 195 175

B-T R-R R-R R-R R-R

Hometown/High School Tuscaloosa, Ala./Hillcrest Raynham, Mass./Coyle Cassidy Beaverton, Ore./Jesuit Elmhurst, Ill./York Community

INFIELDERS No. 1 2 8 14 25 30 33

Name Zach Price*** Harold Earls Alex Jensen Kevin McKague*** Sean McIlroy* Patrick Mescher Connor Love*

Yr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. So. So.

Pos. INF INF INF INF-RHP INF 1B C-1B

Hgt. 5-7 5-9 6-1 6-5 6-3 6-4 6-4

Wgt. 185 170 190 230 210 215 195

B-T L-R L-R R-R R-R L-R R-R R-R

Hometown/High School Cantonment, Fla./J.M. Tate Cumming, Ga./West Forsyth Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Catholic Fayetteville, N.C./Britt Tulsa, Okla./Bishop Kelley Versailles, Ohio/Versailles Beaverton, Ore./Jesuit

Name Daniel Cortes Matthew Carter Clayton Mosley** Cody Murtle*** Jon Crucitti* Dakari Cooke Tyler Williams Michael Sands Mark McCants

Yr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. Fr. So. Jr. Fr.

Pos. OF OF OF OF OF OF OF OF OF

Hgt. 5-9 5-10 6-3 6-2 6-0 6-0 5-9 5-11 5-10

Wgt. 160 180 200 195 195 190 170 180 190

B-T L-R L-L R-R R-R R-R L-L L-R R-R L-R

Hometown/High School Altamonte, Fla./Lake Mary El Paso,Texas/Eastwood (USMAPS) Keystone Heights, Fla./Keystone Hgts.

Huntersville, N.C./Hopewell Salisbury, N.C./West Rowan Hampton, Va./Bethel Orlando, Fla./Edgewater Baton Rouge, La./University Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound

*Denotes Varsity Letters Earned (18) Baseball Staff: Head Coach: 16 Joe Sottolano (Ithaca ’90); Associate Head Coach: 6 Matt Reid (Richmond ’03); Assistant Coach: 38 Lt. Col. Dave Borowicz (West Point ’92); Assistant Coach: 32 Anthony DeCicco (Eastern Connecticut State ’01); Officer Representative: Col. Raymond Nelson (West Point ’83); Athletic Trainer: Drew Lotocki (West Virginia Wesleyan ’07)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kyle CACHOPA .................................. Kuh-CHO-puh DAKARI Cooke .....................................Duh-CAR-ee Daniel CORTES........................................ CORE-tez Jon CRUCITTI .....................................CREW-set-EE Anthony DeCICCO ..........................Duh-CHEEK-oh Nick DIGNACCO.............................. Dig-KNOCK-oh Scott LUCADO.................................... Lou-CAH-doe Sean McILROY......................................MACK-il-roy

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Name ............................................................Pos. Zach Price ........................................................ INF Harold Earls...................................................... INF Daniel Cortes .................................................... OF J.T. Watkins ......................................................... C Matthew Carter ................................................. OF Matt Reid............................... Assoc. Head Coach Clayton Mosley .................................................. OF Alex Jensen ...................................................... INF Scott Lucado ...................................................LHP John Buckley .................................................. RHP Cody Murtle ....................................................... OF Jon Crucitti ........................................................ OF Kevin McKague ........................................INF-RHP Chris Rowley ................................................... RHP Joe Sottolano .................................... Head Coach Logan Lee........................................................LHP Nick Dignacco .................................................LHP Gunnar Carroll................................................ RHP Dakari Cooke .................................................... OF Tyler Williams .................................................... OF Ken Jackson ................................................... RHP Colin Briant .................................................... RHP Sean McIlroy .................................................... INF Eric Washburn................................................ RHP Kyle Cachopa ...................................................... C Michael Sands .................................................. OF Julian Larimer ................................................ RHP Patrick Mescher ................................................1B Alex Robinett .................................................. RHP Anthony DeCicco ................................ Asst. Coach Connor Love ...................................................C-1B Mark McCants................................................... OF Andrew Johnson.................................................. C Taylor Goucher ............................................... RHP Brian Hapeman.............................................. RHP Lt. Col. Dave Borowicz ....................... Asst. Coach Andrew Flaherty ............................................. RHP Manny Fernandez .......................................... RHP

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

OUTFIELDERS No. 3 5 7 12 13 21 22 28 34

No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 40 44

Kevin McKAGUE ....................................Mick-KAYG Patrick MESCHER ....................................MESH-er Cody MURTLE............................................ MIRR-til Matt REID ...................................................... REED Alex ROBINETT .......................................Robin-ETT Chris ROWLEY .......... ROW (rhymes with cow)-lee Joe SOTTOLANO ............................ SOTT-oh-lon-oh

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Name ............................................................Pos. Lt. Col. Dave Borowicz ....................... Asst. Coach Colin Briant .................................................... RHP John Buckley .................................................. RHP Kyle Cachopa ...................................................... C Gunnar Carroll................................................ RHP Matthew Carter ................................................. OF Dakari Cooke .................................................... OF Daniel Cortes .................................................... OF Jon Crucitti ........................................................ OF Anthony DeCicco ................................ Asst. Coach Nick Dignacco .................................................LHP Harold Earls...................................................... INF Manny Fernandez .......................................... RHP Andrew Flaherty ............................................. RHP Taylor Goucher ............................................... RHP Brian Hapeman.............................................. RHP Ken Jackson ................................................... RHP Alex Jensen ...................................................... INF Andrew Johnson.................................................. C Julian Larimer ................................................ RHP Logan Lee........................................................LHP Connor Love ...................................................C-1B Scott Lucado .................................................. RHP Mark McCants................................................... OF Sean McIlroy .................................................... INF Kevin McKague ........................................INF-RHP Patrick Mescher ................................................1B Clayton Mosley .................................................. OF Cody Murtle ....................................................... OF Zach Price ........................................................ INF Matt Reid............................... Assoc. Head Coach Alex Robinett .................................................. RHP Chris Rowley ................................................... RHP Michael Sands .................................................. OF Joe Sottolano .................................... Head Coach Erik Washburn ............................................... RHP J.T. Watkins ......................................................... C Tyler Williams .................................................... OF

CAREER HIGHS MATT CARTER At-Bats: 5 vs. Ohio State, 3-13-11 Runs: 1 vs. Ohio State, 3-13-11 Hits: None Runs Batted In: None Doubles: None Triples: None Home Runs: None Total Bases: None Walks: 1 vs. Ohio State, 3-13-11 Strikeouts: 2 vs. Ohio State, 3-13-11 Stolen Bases: None Putouts: 3 vs. Pittsburgh, 3-12-11 Assists: None

JON CRUCITTI

JOHN BUCKLEY Innings: 5.0 vs. Fairfield, 4-5-11 Hits: 3, Four times Runs: 5 vs. Radford (1.0 inn.), 2-19-11 Earned Runs: 5 vs. Radford (1.0 inn.), 2-19-11 Walks: 4 vs. Lafayette (2.2 inn.), 4-24-11 Strikeouts: 3 vs. Marist (2.2 inn.), 4-27-11 Home Runs: 1 vs. Massachusetts (1.0 inn.), 3-15-11 Wild Pitches: 1 vs. Fairfield (5.0 inn.), 4-5-11; Lafayette (2.2 inn.), 4-24-11 Hit Batters: 3 vs. Radford (1.0 inn.), 2-19-11

GUNNAR CARROLL Innings: 6.0 vs. Maryland, 2-25-11 Hits: 5, Three times Runs: 4 vs. Navy (2.0 inn.), 5-24-11 Earned Runs: 3, Three times Walks: 4 vs. Maryland (6.0 inn.), 2-25-11 Strikeouts: 3 vs. Siena (2.2 inn.), 3-29-11; Lafayette (2.1 inn.), 5-14-11 Home Runs: 1 vs. Siena (2.2 inn.), 3-29-11 Wild Pitches: 1 vs. Ohio State (3.0 inn.), 3-13-11; Northwestern (1.0 inn.), 3-19-11 Hit Batters: 2 vs. Maryland (6.0 inn.), 2-25-11

At-Bats: 3, Four times Runs: 2 vs. Radford, 2-19-11; Siena, 3-29-11 Hits: 1, Three times Runs Batted In: 3 vs. Siena, 3-29-11 Doubles: None Triples: None Home Runs: 1 vs. Siena, 3-29-11 Total Bases: 4 vs. Siena, 3-29-11 Walks: 2 vs. Radford, 2-19-11 Strikeouts: 2 vs. Maryland, 2-25-11 Stolen Bases: 1 vs. Radford, 2-19-11; Georgetown, 2-20-11 Putouts: 3 vs. Fairfield, 4-5-11 Assists: None

NICK DIGNACCO Innings: 6.0 vs. Maryland, 2-25-11 Hits: 9 vs. Radford (4.2 inn.), 2-18-11 Runs: 6 vs. Bucknell (4.2 inn.), 4-30-11 Earned Runs: 5 vs. Massachusetts (4.2 inn.), 3-15-11 Walks: 3, Four times Strikeouts: 5 vs. Massachusetts (4.2 inn.), 3-15-11 Home Runs: 1 vs. Radford (4.2 inn.), 2-18-11 Wild Pitches: 2 vs. Maryland (6.0 inn.), 2-25-11, Massachusetts (4.2 inn.), 3-15-11 Hit Batters: 2, Three times

MANNY FERNANDEZ Innings: 3.1 vs. Bucknell, 5-16-10 Hits: 6 vs. Bucknell, 5-16-10 Runs: 5 vs. Manhattan (1.0 inn.), 4-8-09, Bucknell (3.1 inn.), 5-16-10 Earned Runs: 5 vs. Manhattan (1.0 inn.), 4-8-09, Bucknell (3.1 inn.), 5-16-10 Walks: 3 vs. Bucknell (1.1 inn.), 3-28-09 Strikeouts: 4 vs. Ohio (2.0 inn.), 2-22-09 Home Runs: 2 vs. Manhattan (1.0 inn.), 4-8-09, 4-8-09, Bucknell (3.1 inn.), 5-16-10 Wild Pitches: 2 vs. Ohio (2.0 inn.), 2-22-09 Hit Batters: 2 vs. Ohio (2.0 inn.), 2-22-09

KEN JACKSON Innings: 3.2 vs. Marist, 4-28-10 Hits: 6 vs. Indiana (2.2 inn.), 3-18-11 Runs: 4 vs. Radford (1.0 inn.), 2-19-11; Marist (2.0 inn.), 4-27-11 Earned Runs: 4 vs. Radford (1.0 inn.), 2-19-11; Marist (2.0 inn.), 4-27-11 Walks: 3 vs. Marist (2.0 inn.), 4-27-11 Strikeouts: 4 vs. Holy Cross (2.0 inn.), 4-3-11 Home Runs: 1, Three times Wild Pitches: 1, Four times Hit Batters: 1, Four times

GUNNAR CARROLL

NICK DIGNACCO ANDREW JOHNSON At-Bats: 2 vs. Marist, 4-27-11 Runs: None Hits: 1, vs. Marist, 4-27-11 Runs Batted In: 2 vs. Marist, 4-27-11 Doubles: None Triples: None Home Runs: None Total Bases: 1 vs. Marist, 4-27-11 Walks: None Strikeouts: 1 vs. Quinnipiac, 3-22-11 Stolen Bases: None Putouts: 1 vs. Quinnipiac, 3-22-11; Marist, 4-27-11 Assists: 1 vs. Yale, 4-20-11

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

COLIN BRIANT Innings: 5.0 vs. Quinnipiac, 3-22-11 Hits: 6, Three times Runs: 7 vs. Radford (1.0 inn.), 2-19-11; Fairfield (3.0 inn.), 4-5-11 Earned Runs: 7 vs. Radford (1.0 inn.), 2-19-11; Fairfield (3.0 inn.), 4-5-11 Walks: 6 vs. Fairfield (3.0 inn.), 4-5-11 Strikeouts: 4 vs. Quinnipiac (5.0 inn.), 3-22-11; Siena (4.1 inn.), 3-29-11 Home Runs: 1 vs. Siena (4.1 inn.), 3-29-11 Wild Pitches: 2 vs. Siena (4.1 inn.), 3-29-11; Yale (3.1 inn.), 4-20-11 Hit Batters: 2, Four times

LOGAN LEE

Innings: 8.0 vs. Lafayette, 5-14-11 Hits: 9 vs. Pittsburgh (6.0 inn.), 3-12-11 Runs: 9 vs. Lafayette (6.0 inn.), 4-24-11 Earned Runs: 6 vs. Lafayette (6.0 inn.), 4-24-11 Walks: 7 vs. Navy (7.0 inn.), 5-23-11 Strikeouts: 8 vs. Dartmouth (7.0 inn.), 3-18-11 Home Runs: 1, Several times Wild Pitches: 1, Several times Hit Batters: 2, Several times

CONNOR LOVE At-Bats: 2 vs. Quinnipiac, 3-22-11 Runs: None Hits: None Runs Batted In: None Doubles: None Triples: None Home Runs: None Total Bases: None Walks: 1 vs. Pittsburgh, 3-12-11 Strikeouts: 1 vs. Pittsburgh, 3-12-11; Quinnipiac, 3-22-11 Stolen Bases: None Putouts: None Assists: 1 vs. Pittsburgh, 3-12-11

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Wild Pitches: 1, Three times Hit Batters: 1, Several times Batting At-Bats: 7 vs. Maryland, 2-25-11 Runs: 3, Four times Hits: 5 vs. Holy Cross, 4-5-08 Runs Batted In: 5 vs. Lehigh, 4-19-09 Doubles: 2, Several times Triples: 1 vs. Texas, 5-31-09, Eastern Illinois, 3-16-10 Home Runs: 2, Four times Total Bases: 9 vs. Navy, 4-13-09, Wake Forest, 2-20-10 Walks: 4 vs. NJIT, 5-2-09 Strikeouts: 3 vs. UNC Greensboro, 3-6-10 Stolen Bases: 2 vs. Sacred Heart, 3-15-09 Putouts: 18 vs. Iona, 4-8-08 Assists: 4 vs. Bucknell, 3-29-08 (twice)

CLAYTON MOSLEY

SCOTT LUCADO

At-Bats: 5 vs. Lehigh, 4-18-11 Runs: 2 vs. Lafayette, 4-24-10 Hits: 2 vs. Lehigh, 4-18-11 Runs Batted In: 1, Several times Doubles: 1 vs. Cornell, 3-28-10, Seton Hall, 4-6-10 Triples: None Home Runs: None Total Bases: 2, Three times Walks: 1, Four times Strikeouts: 3 vs. Ohio State, 3-20-10 Stolen Bases: 1, Five times Putouts: 4 vs. Cornell, 3-28-10, Lehigh, 4-17-10 Assists: None

SEAN McILROY

At-Bats: 5, Three times Runs: 2, Several times Hits: 4 vs. Lafayette, 5-14-11 Runs Batted In: 2 vs. Holy Cross, 4-3-10; Holy Cross, 4-3-11 Doubles: 1, Several times Triples: 1 vs. Wake Forest, 2-20-10; Navy, 4-9-11 Home Runs: 1 vs. Fairfield, 4-5-11; Lehigh, 4-18-11 Total Bases: 5 vs. Lafayette, 5-14-11 Walks: 2 vs. Lehigh, 4-18-11; Bucknell, 5-1-11 Strikeouts: 3 vs. Ohio State, 3-13-11 Stolen Bases: 2 vs. Lehigh, 4-18-11 Putouts: 5 vs. Navy, 4-10-10 Assists: 1, Three times

KEVIN McKAGUE

At-Bats: 6 vs. Lafayette, 4-25-09, Holy Cross, 4-4-10 Runs: 3, Several times Hits: 4 vs. Davidson, 2-19-11; Lafayette, 5-14-11 Runs Batted In: 3 vs. Long Island, 3-13-10, Lafayette, 4-24-10 Doubles: 1, Several times Triples: 1, Four times Home Runs: None Total Bases: 5 vs. Davidson, 2-19-11, Lafayette, 5-14-11 Walks: 5 vs. Maryland, 2-25-11 Strikeouts: 3 vs. Seton Hall, 4-6-10 Stolen Bases: 2, Four times Putouts: 6, Three times Assists: 6, Several times

CLAYTON MOSLEY Innings: 5.0 vs. Holy Cross, 4-2-11; Navy, 4-10-11 Hits: 10 vs. New York Tech (3.0 inn.), 5-5-10 Runs: 5 vs. New York Tech (3.0 inn.), 5-5-10; Lehigh (3.1 inn.), 4-18-11 Earned Runs: 5 vs. New York Tech (3.0 inn.), 5-510; Lehigh (3.1 inn.), 4-18-11 Walks: 3 vs. Manhattan (1.1 inn.), 4-8-09; Navy (5.0 inn.), 4-10-11 Strikeouts: 4 vs. Holy Cross (5.0 inn.), 4-2-11; Bucknell (4.0 inn.), 5-1-11 Home Runs: 2 vs. New York Tech (3.0 inn.), 5-5-10; Lehigh (3.1 inn.), 4-18-11 Wild Pitches: 1 vs. Holy Cross (1.2 inn.), 4-4-09 Hit Batters: 2 vs. Holy Cross (5.0 inn.), 4-2-11

At-Bats: 5 vs. Massachusetts, 3-15-11, Indiana, 3-18-11 Runs: 1, Several times Hits: 2 vs. Dartmouth, 3-18-11; Northwestern, 3-19-11 Runs Batted In: 3 vs. Lehigh, 4-17-11 Doubles: 1 vs. Marist, 4-27-11 Triples: None Home Runs: 1 vs. Lehigh, 4-17-11 Total Bases: 4 vs. Lehigh, 4-17-11 Walks: 1, Four times Strikeouts: 2 vs. Stony Brook, 3-27-11 Stolen Bases: 1 vs. Maryland, 2-25-11 Putouts: None Assists: None

Pitching Innings: 2.0, Several times Hits: 3, Four times Runs: 8 vs. Lehigh (1.0 inn.), 4-19-09 Earned Runs: 5 vs. Illinois (0.0 inn.), 3-20-09 Walks: 5 vs. Lehigh (1.0 inn.), 4-19-09 Strikeouts: 5 vs. Lafayette (2.0 inn.), 4-25-10 Home Runs: 1, Three times

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(6.0 inn.), 5-1-11 Strikeouts: 8 vs. Holy Cross (6.0 inn.), 4-3-11 Home Runs: 2 vs. Holy Cross (6.0 inn.), 4-3-11; Bucknell (6.0 inn.), 5-1-11 Wild Pitches: 3 vs. Stony Brook (6.2 inn.), 3-28-11 Hit Batters: 2, Three times

J.T. WATKINS At-Bats: 6 vs. Maryland, 2-25-11 Runs: 4 vs. Long Island, 3-13-10 Hits: 4 vs. Massachusetts, 3-15-11 Runs Batted In: 4 vs. Lafayette, 5-16-09; Ohio State, 3-13-11 Doubles: 2 vs. NJIT, 5-2-09; Davidson, 2-19-11 Triples: 1 vs. New York Tech, 5-5-10; Holy Cross, 4-2-11 Home Runs: 1, Several times Total Bases: 6 vs. Ohio State, 3-13-11 Walks: 3 vs. Quinnipiac, 3-22-11 Strikeouts: 5 vs. Maryland, 2-25-11 Stolen Bases: 2 vs. Long Island, 3-13-10 Putouts: 13, Three times Assists: 4 vs. UNC Greensboro, 3-5-10, Hofstra, 4-20-10

CODY MURTLE

ZACH PRICE

CHRIS ROWLEY Innings: 8.0 vs. Northwestern, 3-19-11 Hits: 13 vs. Ohio State (3.2 inn.), 3-13-11 Runs: 8 vs. Stony Brook (6.2 inn.), 3-28-11 Earned Runs: 6, Four times Walks: 3 vs. Hofstra (2.0 inn.), 4-20-10; Bucknell

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2011 STATISTICS BATTING STATISTICS Player PRICE, ZACH Henshaw, Joey MCILROY, SEAN MCKAGUE, KEVIN May, Steve Koenigsfeld, Ben WATKINS, J.T. MURTLE, CODY MOSLEY, CLAYTON Moore, Clint Peterson, Brent Darnell, David Wixted, Shaun JOHNSON, ANDREW Crucitti, Jon CARTER, MATT LOVE, CONNOR MESCHER, PATRICK JACKSON, KEN Peak, Kramer WILLIAMS, TYLER BUCKLEY, JOHN CARROLL, GUNNAR

AVG .331 .325 .311 .306 .305 .301 .298 .271 .267 .262 .255 .236 .204 .200 .158 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

GP-GS 48-48 45-44 28-8 12-12 48-42 45-44 48-48 36-32 29-3 44-44 34-32 45-40 33-29 5-0 13-4 9-2 3-0 3-0 1-0 3-0 1-0 1-0 1-0

AB 169 160 45 49 141 173 168 107 15 168 110 127 93 5 19 8 4 1 1 1 0 0 0

R 39 27 5 9 23 31 20 19 4 35 19 22 8 0 4 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1

H 56 52 14 15 43 52 50 29 4 44 28 30 19 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2B 9 13 1 3 5 7 2 3 0 11 3 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3B 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

HR 0 5 1 2 1 6 2 2 0 11 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

RBI 15 31 10 8 21 32 27 9 1 48 12 14 5 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TB 67 80 18 24 53 77 60 40 4 90 31 44 21 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SLG% .396 .500 .400 .490 .376 .445 .357 .374 .267 .536 .282 .346 .226 .200 .316 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

BB 34 17 4 3 15 9 11 12 1 22 8 7 2 0 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

Totals Opponents

.281 .282

48-48 1564 269 440 48-48 1546 271 436

67 71

5 6

33 24

238 243

616 591

.394 .382

152 162

HBP 11 5 1 0 10 5 3 5 1 4 3 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0

SO 39 29 9 9 23 19 23 32 2 44 28 42 17 1 7 3 2 1 0 1 0 0 0

58 331 83 261

GDP OB% 1 .472 7 .400 1 .380 1 .346 3 .410 6 .349 5 .346 1 .371 0 .353 3 .357 4 .320 4 .293 1 .250 0 .200 0 .304 0 .111 0 .200 0 .500 0 .000 0 .500 0 1.000 0 .000 0 .000 37 45

.364 .377

SF 0 3 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SH 5 0 0 0 14 1 5 3 0 1 5 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SB-ATT 13-17 3-4 1-1 4-4 9-10 3-5 1-1 6-10 3-3 4-5 3-3 6-7 4-4 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

PO A E 86 139 3 331 16 5 0 0 0 101 9 4 32 97 20 68 5 0 248 55 3 56 2 2 9 0 1 86 141 8 21 34 10 78 0 2 38 2 3 2 1 0 8 0 1 7 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 7 1 3 9 1

FLD% .987 .986 .000 .965 .866 1.000 .990 .967 .900 .966 .846 .975 .930 1.000 .889 .875 1.000 1.000 .500 1.000 .000 .900 .923

14 15

38 20

62-76 1194 571 74 22-47 1207 538 72

.960 .960

LOB - Team (351), Opp (364). DPs turned - Team (53), Opp (42). CI - Team (3), WATKINS 3, Opp (1). IBB - Team (4), Henshaw 2, MCKAGUE 1, Moore 1, Opp (5). Picked off - PETERSON 4, Henshaw 2, Darnell 2, Wixted 1, Koenigsfeld 1, MURTLE 1, WATKINS 1.

PITCHING STATISTICS Player MCKAGUE, KEVIN Koenigsfeld, Ben BUCKLEY, JOHN Porter, Kirk LEE, LOGAN LUCADO, SCOTT Moore, Clint CARROLL, GUNNAR ROWLEY, CHRIS DIGNACCO, NICK Seaman, Andy JACKSON, KEN Casey, Thomas BRIANT, COLIN MURTLE, CODY Totals Opponents

ERA 0.00 1.40 3.81 3.86 3.99 4.12 4.26 4.50 4.68 4.95 6.75 7.20 8.68 11.39 13.50

W-L 0-0 1-0 2-0 0-1 4-9 1-0 0-1 3-2 5-4 0-2 0-0 5-1 0-4 1-2 0-0

5.09 5.01

22-26 26-22

APP 3 12 16 3 13 8 5 20 12 9 5 17 8 8 1

GS 0 0 0 0 13 5 0 0 12 7 0 0 7 4 0

CG 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

48 48

48 48

7 5

SHO/CBO 0/0 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/0 1/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1 0/0

SV 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3/2 4/4

11 15

IP 3.2 19.1 26.0 4.2 79.0 24.0 6.1 44.0 73.0 36.1 6.2 25.0 28.0 21.1 0.2

H 4 12 21 6 75 22 7 43 86 50 8 27 43 32 0

R 0 4 13 2 44 13 5 27 46 28 5 22 33 28 1

ER 0 3 11 2 35 11 3 22 38 20 5 20 27 27 1

BB 2 5 20 3 27 8 3 13 19 13 1 19 17 10 2

SO 4 25 10 5 55 11 6 16 54 21 7 17 15 15 0

2B 0 1 2 2 9 4 2 6 15 6 3 5 6 10 0

3B 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0

398.0 436 271 225 162 402.1 440 269 224 152

261 331

71 67

6 5

HR 0 1 1 0 5 4 0 1 6 1 0 1 3 1 0

AB 12 70 92 18 300 90 25 170 295 143 24 97 117 91 2

B/Avg .333 .171 .228 .333 .250 .244 .280 .253 .292 .350 .333 .278 .368 .352 .000

24 1546 33 1564

.282 .281

WP HBP 0 0 1 1 2 11 1 1 3 12 0 3 1 2 2 7 5 9 5 9 0 3 2 4 2 12 5 9 0 0 29 39

83 58

BK 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0

SFA 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 2 0 2 3 0 0

SHA 1 0 1 1 4 0 0 1 3 3 0 3 3 0 0

5 7

15 14

20 38

PB - Team (8), WATKINS 7, PEAK 1, Opp (4). Pickoffs - Team (13), WATKINS 5, BUCKLEY 2, BRIANT 2, Seaman 1, ROWLEY 1, LEE 1, MCKAGUE 1, Opp (12). SBA/ATT - WATKINS (20-42), CASEY (4-7), ROWLEY (3-7), DIGNACCO (2-7), BUCKLEY (1-4), JACKSON (3-4), Seaman (1-4), LUCADO (2-3), Moore (2-3), LEE (1-3), CARROLL (1-2), LOVE (1-2), MCKAGUE (0-1), Porter (1-1), JOHNSON (1-1), BRIANT (1-1).

FIELDING STATISTICS Player Koenigsfeld, Ben Casey, Thomas Peak, Kramer JOHNSON, ANDREW Porter, Kirk MESCHER, PATRICK Seaman, Andy LOVE, CONNOR WATKINS, J.T. PRICE, ZACH Henshaw, Joey Darnell, David MURTLE, CODY Moore, Clint MCKAGUE, KEVIN ROWLEY, CHRIS Wixted, Shaun

C 73 7 3 3 3 2 2 1 306 228 352 80 60 235 114 15 43

PO A 68 5 0 7 3 0 2 1 1 2 2 0 0 2 0 1 248 55 86 139 331 16 78 0 56 2 86 141 101 9 3 11 38 2

E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 5 2 2 8 4 1 3

FLD% DPs SBA CSB 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 4 3 1.000 0 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 1.000 0 1 0 1.000 2 0 0 1.000 0 1 3 1.000 0 1 1 .990 1 20 22 .987 43 0 0 .986 32 0 0 .975 0 0 0 .967 1 0 0 .966 31 2 1 .965 13 0 1 .933 2 3 4 .930 1 0 0

SBA% PB CI 0 0 .571 0 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 .250 0 0 .500 0 0 .476 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .667 0 0 .000 0 0 .429 0 0 0 0

Player CARROLL, GUNNAR DIGNACCO, NICK BUCKLEY, JOHN MOSLEY, CLAYTON Crucitti, Jon CARTER, MATT May, Steve LEE, LOGAN Peterson, Brent BRIANT, COLIN LUCADO, SCOTT JACKSON, KEN MCILROY, SEAN WILLIAMS, TYLER Totals Opponents

C 13 12 10 10 9 8 149 21 65 6 5 4 0 0

PO 3 3 2 9 8 7 32 2 21 1 2 1 0 0

1839 1194 571 74 1817 1207 538 72

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A E 9 1 8 1 7 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 97 20 16 3 34 10 4 1 2 1 1 2 0 0 0 0

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FLD% DPs SBA CSB .923 1 1 1 .917 0 2 5 .900 0 1 3 .900 0 0 0 .889 0 0 0 .875 0 0 0 .866 9 0 0 .857 0 1 2 .846 9 0 0 .833 0 1 0 .800 0 2 1 .500 0 3 1 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .960 .960

53 42

22 62

25 14

SBA% PB CI .500 0 0 .286 0 0 .250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 .667 0 0 .750 0 0 0 0 0 0 .468 .816

8 3 4 1

2011 RESULTS

Date Feb 18 Feb 19 Feb 19 Feb 20 Feb 25 Feb 26 Feb 27 Mar 4 Mar 4 Mar 12 Mar 12 Mar 13 Mar 15 Mar 18 Mar 18 Mar 19 Mar 22 Mar 27 Mar 28 Mar 29 Apr 2 Apr 2 Apr 3 Apr 3 Apr 5 Apr 9 Apr 9 Apr 10 Apr 10 Apr 17 Apr 17 Apr 18 Apr 18 Apr 20 Apr 24 Apr 24 Apr 25 Apr 25 Apr 27 Apr 30 Apr 30 May 1 May 1 May 14 May 14 May 23 May 23 May 24

Opponent vs. Radford at Davidson College vs. Radford vs. Georgetown at Maryland at Maryland at Maryland vs. Ohio State vs. Akron vs. Pittsburgh vs. Pittsburgh vs. Ohio State vs. Massachusetts vs. Dartmouth vs. Indiana vs. Northwestern QUINNIPIAC STONY BROOK STONY BROOK SIENA HOLY CROSS* HOLY CROSS* HOLY CROSS* HOLY CROSS* FAIRFIELD NAVY* NAVY* NAVY* NAVY* at Lehigh* at Lehigh* at Lehigh* at Lehigh* YALE at Lafayette* at Lafayette* at Lafayette* at Lafayette* vs. Marist% at Bucknell* at Bucknell* at Bucknell* at Bucknell* LAFAYETTE$ LAFAYETTE$ at Navy# at Navy# at Navy#

W

W W W W W W W W W W W W

W W W W W

W W W W

Score 4-7 10-6 8-18 4-7 6-7 0-3 1-3 1-7 1-4 1-4 0-7 14-9 10-9 2-11 12-10 5-2 12-0 0-1 0-11 11-8 2-1 8-3 6-2 13-7 3-9 3-0 3-4 2-3 6-5 2-3 6-8 6-7 12-9 10-2 7-9 8-6 9-0 12-2 7-15 4-8 4-7 4-6 7-4 4-2 7-3 3-4 6-3 3-5

L L L L L L L L L L L

L L

L L L L L L

L

L L L L

L L

Army r -h -e 4-5-0 10-14-3 8-9-3 4-8-5 6-7-3 0-6-1 1-5-1 1-2-2 1-7-0 1-3-1 0-2-2 14-14-2 10-14-0 2-7-3 12-14-2 5-9-1 12-13-0 0-0-1 0-4-6 11-9-1 2-8-0 8-7-2 6-8-0 13-11-3 3-10-2 3-6-1 3-9-1 2-7-2 6-12-2 2-8-0 6-13-0 6-11-2 12-16-1 10-7-0 7-7-4 8-15-1 9-16-0 12-13-2 7-10-3 4-8-1 4-11-3 4-7-0 7-14-0 4-13-3 7-14-1 3-4-0 6-12-0 3-11-3

Opp. r -h -e 7-15-2 6-11-3 18-13-0 7-11-3 7-9-1 3-8-1 3-11-0 7-11-0 4-12-2 4-9-1 7-11-0 9-19-6 9-14-1 11-12-1 10-16-1 2-10-1 0-5-2 1-5-1 11-14-1 8-10-2 1-3-2 3-7-2 2-3-1 7-14-3 9-8-1 0-3-0 4-11-0 3-5-0 5-8-1 3-6-1 8-10-2 7-7-1 9-12-3 2-7-2 9-8-1 6-15-3 0-2-4 2-7-3 15-8-1 8-8-3 7-10-1 6-7-1 4-7-2 2-6-1 3-7-1 4-7-2 3-7-1 5-7-0

Inn. 9 9 9 9 (13) 9 9 9 9 7 7 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 7 9 7 9 8 7 9 7 (10) 7 9 7 9 9 7 (12) 7 9 9 7 9 7 9 9 9 9 9 9

Overall 0-1-0 1-1-0 1-2-0 1-3-0 1-4-0 1-5-0 1-6-0 1-7-0 1-8-0 1-9-0 1-10-0 2-10-0 3-10-0 3-11-0 4-11-0 5-11-0 6-11-0 6-12-0 6-13-0 7-13-0 8-13-0 9-13-0 10-13-0 11-13-0 11-14-0 12-14-0 12-15-0 12-16-0 13-16-0 13-17-0 13-18-0 13-19-0 14-19-0 15-19-0 15-20-0 16-20-0 17-20-0 18-20-0 18-21-0 18-22-0 18-23-0 18-24-0 19-24-0 20-24-0 21-24-0 21-25-0 22-25-0 22-26-0

PL 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 3-0-0 4-0-0 4-0-0 5-0-0 5-1-0 5-2-0 6-2-0 6-3-0 6-4-0 6-5-0 7-5-0 7-5-0 7-6-0 8-6-0 9-6-0 10-6-0 10-6-0 10-7-0 10-8-0 10-9-0 11-9-0 11-9-0 11-9-0 11-9-0 11-9-0 11-9-0

Pitcher of Record Porter, K (L 0-1) Lee, L (W 1-0) Briant, C (L 0-1) Moore, C (L 0-1) Jackson, K (L 0-1) Lee, L (L 1-1) Rowley, C (L 0-1) Dignacco, N (L 0-1) Lee, L (L 1-2) Lee, L (L 1-3) Casey, T (L 0-1) Buckley, J (W 1-0) Jackson, K (W 1-1) Lee, L (L 1-4) Jackson, K (W 2-1) Rowley, C (W 1-1) Briant, C (W 1-1) Lee, L (L 1-5) Rowley, C (L 1-2) Jackson, K (W 3-1) Lucado, S (W 1-0) Jackson, K (W 4-1) Lee, L (W 2-5) Rowley, C (W 2-2) Briant, C (L 1-2) Lee, L (W 3-5) Casey, T (L 0-2) Rowley, C (L 2-3) Koenigsfeld (W 1-0) Lee, L (L 3-6) Casey, T (L 0-3) Carroll, G (L 0-1) Carroll, G (W 1-1) Buckley, J (W 2-0) Lee, L (L 3-7) Jackson, K (W 5-1) Rowley, C (W 3-3) Carroll, G (W 2-1) Casey, T (L 0-4) Lee, L (L 3-8) Dignacco, N (L 0-2) Rowley, C (L 3-4) Carroll, G (W 3-1) Lee, L (W 4-8) Rowley, C (W 4-4) Lee, L (L 4-9) Rowley, C (W 5-4) Carroll, G (L 3-2)

Att. 265 0 310 278 187 398 538 188 162 147 179 218 177 187 188 173 146 274 172 182 352 377 52 880 640 105 73 113 451 451 172 172 2422 310 225 425 1276 1475

Time 2:44 3:18 3:10 3:05 4:45 2:33 2:41 2:23 2:50 1:40 2:05 3:25 3:30 2:19 3:14 2:21 2:28 1:57 2:30 2:42 1:44 2:53 2:05 3:16 2:47 1:36 3:02 2:02 3:08 1:46 2:37 2:23 3:17 2:51 1:58 4:13 1:53 2:32 3:21 1:50 2:48 1:56 2:26 2:09 3:05 2:34 2:18 2:52

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

22-26 • 11-9 PATRIOT LEAGUE HOME: 11-5 • AWAY: 7-12 • NEUTRAL: 4-9

() extra inning game *Patriot League Game %WPDH Hudson Valley Baseball Classic $Patriot League Tournament Semifinal Series # Patriot League Championship Series

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PATRIOT LEAGUE 2011 FINAL STANDINGS PATRIOT LEAGUE Navy Army Lafayette Bucknell Holy Cross Lehigh OVERALL Navy Lehigh Holy Cross Bucknell Army Lafayette

W-L 12-8 11-9 10-10 10-10 9-11 8-12

Pct. .600 .550 .500 .500 .450 .400

Home 4-4 6-2 5-7 4-4 7-5 5-7

Road 8-4 5-7 5-3 6-6 2-6 3-5

Runs 114 124 108 135 113 104

Runs All. 92 94 127 116 127 142

W-L 33-25-1 24-21 24-23-1 25-28 22-26 18-30

Pct. .568 .533 .510 .472 .458 .375

Home 19-11 15-10 14-6 10-7 11-5 7-9

Road 9-11-1 6-7 6-17-1 11-18 7-12 11-17

Runs 358 260 289 286 269 241

Runs All. 331 298 334 325 271 312

2011 ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE TEAMS FIRST TEAM SP Ryan Ebner SP John Pedrotty RP Wes Olson C A.J. Miller 1B Doug Shribman 2B Zach Price SS Clint Moore 3B Steve May OF Nick Ciardiello OF Drew Constable OF Rob Froio OF Ben Koenigsfeld DH Dave Milanes

Bucknell Holy Cross Navy Lafayette Bucknell Army Army Army Holy Cross Bucknell Lafayette Army Navy

Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. So.

SECOND TEAM SP Sam Long SP Johnny Schoberl RP Alex Cillo C J.T. Watkins 1B Greg Dupell 2B Nick Driscoll SS Brendan McGaheran 3B Kevin Mihalik OF Bob Donato OF Billy Goldman DH Matt Lamore

Navy Navy Bucknell Army Navy Navy Lehigh Lehigh Bucknell Lehigh Bucknell

Sr. So. Jr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr.

2011 PATRIOT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Best-of-Three Semifinal Series (at Annapolis, Md. and West Point, N.Y.) Saturday, May 14 No. 2 Army 4, No. 3 Lafayette 2 (Game 1) No. 2 Army 7, No. 3 Lafayette 3 (Game 2) No. 4 Bucknell 1, No. 1 Navy 0 (16 inns.) (Game 1) No. 1 Navy 6, No. 4 Bucknell 1 (Game 2) Sunday, May 15 No. 1 Navy 6, No. 4 Bucknell 0 (Game 3)

Best-of-Three Championship Series (at Annapolis, Md.) Monday, May 23 No. 1 Navy 4, No. 2 Army 3 (Game 1) No. 2 Army 6, No. 1 Navy 3 (Game 2) Tuesday, May 24 No. 1 Navy 5, No. 2 Army 3 (Game 3)

BLACK KNIGHTS ON THE 2011 PATRIOT LEAGUE ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Pos. RHP RHP LHP C OF/RHP 3B 1B OF C 2B

Name John Buckley Ryan Davis Logan Lee Connor Love Ben Koenigsfeld Steve May Patrick Mescher Cody Murtle Kramer Peak Zach Price

STEVE MAY

82

Cl. So. Jr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Jr. So. Jr.

Major Mechanical Engineering Operations Research Geospatial Information Science Undeclared American Law and Legal Studies Engineering Management Undeclared Nuclear Engineering Environmental Science Operations Research

GPA 3.231 3.481 3.668 3.566 3.778 3.391 3.416 3.376 3.464 3.897

PLAYER OF THE YEAR A.J. Miller, Lafayette

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Taylor Cato, Navy

PITCHER OF THE YEAR Ryan Ebner, Bucknell

COACH OF THE YEAR Paul Kostacopoulos, Navy

CLINT MOORE

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J.T. WATKINS

PATRIOT LEAGUE BATTING AVERAGE Player A.J. Miller (Lafayette) Billy Goldman (Lehigh) Kevin Mihalik (Lehigh) Nick Ciardiello (Holy Cross) Zach Price (Army) Gerry Runyan (Bucknell) Alex Azor (Navy) Jack Laurendeau (Holy Cross) Greg Dupell (Navy) Joey Henshaw (Army)

GP 48 36 44 48 48 49 59 42 58 45

AB 161 134 155 168 169 179 234 155 211 160

H 62 48 55 58 56 59 77 51 69 52

Avg. .385 .358 .355 .345 .331 .330 .329 .329 .327 .325

RUNS BATTED IN Player A.J. Miller (Lafayette) Doug Shribman (Bucknell) Clint Moore (Army) Dave Milanes (Navy) Nick Ciardiello (Holy Cross) Eric Oxford (Holy Cross) Greg Dupell (Navy) Bob Donato (Bucknell) Alex Azor (Navy) Jeff Bland (Navy)

GP 48 52 44 57 48 48 58 49 59 54

RBI 52 49 48 48 43 41 35 34 33 33

HOME RUNS Player Doug Shribman (Bucknell) A.J. Miller (Lafayette) Clint Moore (Army) Bob Donato (Bucknell) Nick Ciardiello (Holy Cross) Greg Dupell (Navy) Ben Koenigsfeld (Army) Steven Wadsworth (Holy Cross) Joey Henshaw (Army)

GP 52 48 44 49 48 58 45 44 45

HR 16 12 11 10 8 7 6 5 5

TRIPLES Player Brandon Beans (Navy) Rob Froio (Lafayette) Nick Driscoll (Navy) Greg Dupell (Navy) Andrew Hahn (Navy) Doug Shribman (Bucknell) Jack Laurendeau (Holy Cross) Mike Ahmed (Holy Cross) Andrew Ruck (Lafayette) Brian Davila (Lafayette)

GP 48 47 59 58 42 52 42 34 35 47

3B 6 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3

GP 48 49 59 45 48 58 57 48

2B 16 15 15 14 14 14 14 14

GP 58 59 52 48 42 48 45 59 49 47

R 49 49 41 41 40 39 38 38 38 37

DOUBLES Player Eric Oxford (Holy Cross) Bob Donato (Bucknell) Alex Azor (Navy) Andrew Russell (Lehigh) A.J. Miller (Lafayette) Greg Dupell (Navy) Dave Milanes (Navy) Nick Ciardiello (Holy Cross) 3 tied with 13 doubles RUNS SCORED Player Greg Dupell (Navy) Alex Azor (Navy) Doug Shribman (Bucknell) Alex Maldonado (Holy Cross) Jack Laurendeau (Holy Cross) Zach Price (Army) Brendan McGaheran (Lehigh) Nick Driscoll (Navy) Bob Donato (Bucknell) Drew Constable (Bucknell)

TEAM LEADERS

STOLEN BASES Player Brendan McGaheran (Lehigh) Alex Maldonado (Holy Cross) Nick Driscoll (Navy) Jack Laurendeau (Holy Cross) Zach Price (Army) Brandon Beans (Navy) Billy Goldman (Lehigh) Andrew Hahn (Navy) 4 tied with 9 stolen bases

GP 45 48 59 42 48 48 36 42

EARNED RUN AVERAGE Player Ryan Ebner (Bucknell) Logan Lee (Army) Sam Long (Navy) John Pedrotty (Holy Cross) Chris Rowley (Army) Ben Nelson (Navy) Ethan Perro (Lafayette) John Gentile (Lafayette) Dylan Seeley (Bucknell) Nate Koneski (Holy Cross)

IP 66.1 79.0 80.2 60.1 73.0 91.2 55.1 55.2 66.1 52.2

STRIKEOUTS Player Ben Nelson (Navy) Nate Koneski (Holy Cross) John Pedrotty (Holy Cross) Logan Lee (Army) Chris Rowley (Army) Ryan Ebner (Bucknell) Sam Long (Navy) Zach Fritz (Lafayette) Joel Rinehart (Navy)

G 16 10 11 13 12 11 15 12 23

WINS Player Wes Olson (Navy) John Pedrotty (Holy Cross) Ryan Ebner (Bucknell) Ben Nelson (Navy) Johnny Schoberl (Navy) Ken Jackson (Army) Cory Kent (Lehigh) Chris Rowley (Army) Sam Long (Navy) 2 tied with 4 victories

R 31 44 46 36 46 58 41 43 54 44

SB 19 17 15 14 13 11 10 10

ER 26 35 38 31 38 50 33 34 46 39

IP 91.2 52.2 60.1 79.0 73.0 66.1 80.2 67.2 49.2

ERA 3.53 3.99 4.24 4.62 4.68 4.91 5.37 5.50 6.24 6.66 SO 80 63 56 55 54 54 52 51 47

G 18 11 11 16 11 17 19 12 15

W-L 7-1 7-2 6-1 6-6 5-1 5-1 5-2 5-4 5-5

SAVES Player John Colella (Holy Cross) Cory Kent (Lehigh) Ben Koenigsfeld (Army) Jeff Snell (Lafayette) Joel Rinehart (Navy) Steve Carlin (Bucknell) Wes Olson (Navy) Chris Kono (Holy Cross) Gunnar Carroll (Army)

G 24 19 12 19 23 18 18 14 20

SV 9 8 8 6 6 5 2 2 2

COMPLETE GAMES Player Sam Long (Navy) Ben Nelson (Navy) Logan Lee (Army) Chris Rowley (Army) Trey Frahler (Bucknell) Zach Fritz (Lafayette) Ryan Ebner (Bucknell) John Pedrotty (Holy Cross) John Gentile (Lafayette) Jake Boehm (Bucknell)

GS 14 16 13 12 11 12 11 10 10 9

CG 4 4 4 3 2 2 2 2 2 1

BATTING AVERAGE Team GP Lehigh 45 Holy Cross 48 Army 48 Lafayette 48 Bucknell 53 Navy 59

AB 1447 1589 1564 1572 1740 1950

H 423 458 440 433 474 530

Avg. .292 .288 .281 .275 .272 .272

EARNED RUN AVERAGE Team GP IP Navy 59 501.1 Army 48 398.0 Bucknell 53 435.1 Lehigh 45 372.2 Lafayette 48 391.0 Holy Cross 48 400.2

R 331 271 325 298 312 334

ER 277 225 267 230 261 285

ERA 4.97 5.09 5.52 5.55 6.01 6.40

FIELDING PERCENTAGE Team GP PO Navy 59 1504 Bucknell 53 1306 Army 48 1194 Holy Cross 48 1201 Lafayette 48 1173 Lehigh 45 1118

A 598 525 571 509 411 411

E 79 70 74 76 78 78

Pct. .964 .963 .960 .957 .953 .951

SCORING Team Navy Holy Cross Bucknell Army Lafayette Lehigh

GP 59 48 53 48 48 45

R 358 289 286 269 241 260

R/G 6.1 6.0 5.4 5.6 5.0 5.8

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS

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LAST TIME THAT...

THE LAST TIME AN ARMY TEAM:

Played 50 (or more) games in a season ..................................2009 (57, 36-21) Won 30 games in a season............................................................. 2009 (36-21) Won 35 games in a season............................................................. 2009 (36-21) Registered 20 wins at Doubleday Field .......................................... 2004 (21-2) Won 10 consecutive games .................................................................2005 (15) Won 15 consecutive games .................................................................2005 (15) Scored 20 runs in a game .................................April 19, 2009, at Lehigh (21-8) Scored 25 runs in a game ........................ May 13, 2008, vs. Sacred Heart (27) Registered 20 base hits in a game..................... April 19, 2009, at Lehigh (21) Registered 25 base hits in a game......... May 13, 2008, vs. Sacred Heart (27) Registered 8 doubles in a game ............... May 13, 2008, vs. Sacred Heart (8) Registered 3 triples in a game ...................May 3, 2003, vs. New York Tech (3) Registered 5 home runs in a game .......... May 13, 2008, vs. Sacred Heart (5) Allowed 20 base hits in a game ...................... May 5, 2007, vs. Longwood (21) Allowed 20 runs in a game ............................ April 29, 2003, vs. Temple (7-23) Was shut out ..........................................March 28, 2011, vs. Stony Brook (0-11) Turned a triple play in a game .................................... May 15, 2005, vs. Lehigh Turned 4 double plays in a game ............... March 22, 2011, vs. Quinnipiac (4) Hit into 4 double plays....................................... April 4, 2009, vs. Holy Cross (4) Hit into 5 double plays................................. March 25, 2008, vs. Quinnipiac (5) Was hit by pitch 5 times in a game .................... April 20, 2010, vs. Hofstra (5) Received 15 walks in a game ...................................May 2, 1009, vs. NJIT (15) Struck out 15 times in a game.................March 18, 2011, vs. Dartmouth (19) Registered 10 stolen bases in a game ................... April 8, 2008, vs. Iona (10) Registered 30 total bases in a game ...March 16, 2010, vs. Eastern Illinois (30) Registered 40 total bases in a game ...... May 13, 2008, vs Sacred Heart (50) Registered 50 total bases in a game ...... May 13, 2008, vs Sacred Heart (50) Registered 25 runs batted in in a game . May 13, 2008, vs Sacred Heart (27) Registered 15 strikeouts ...............March 10, 2007, vs. Eastern Kentucky (15) Left 15 runners on base ..................................Feb. 25, 2011, vs. Maryland (15) Registered 400 runs scored in a season ......................................... 2009 (446) Registered 600 base hits in a season.............................................. 2009 (626) Registered 100 doubles in a season ................................................2009 (117) Registered 15 triples in a season ........................................................2009 (18) Registered 50 home runs in a season.................................................2009 (57) Registered 900 total bases in a season .......................................... 2009 (950) Registered 75 stolen bases in a season .............................................2009 (85) Registered a .450 slugging percentage in a season .................... 2009 (.500) Registered a .400 on-base percentage in a season.......................2009 (.417) Registered an earned run average of 3.50 or lower...................... 2006 (3.28) Sent 20 batters to plate in an inning .......................................... May 13, 2008, vs. Sacred Heart (21 in first inning)

THE LAST TIME AN ARMY PLAYER(S): Pitching

Pitched a no-hitter .................................. Jon Rindfleisch vs. Swarthmore, 1957 Pitched a shutout................... Chris Rowley at Lafayette, April 25, 2011 (9-0) Registered 10 (or more) strikeouts in a game ...............Kirk Porter vs. Cornell, March 27, 2010 (11) Registered 15 strikeouts in a 9-inning game........Steve Reich vs. New York Tech, May 5, 1993 (17) Registered 15 strikeouts in a 7-inning game............ Steve Reich vs. Air Force, Feb. 28, 1992 (17) Registered 10 wins in a season ................................ Justin Kashner, 2005 (10) Registered 90 strikeouts in a season ...............................Nick Hill, 2007 (100) Registered 100 strikeouts in a season .............................Nick Hill, 2007 (100) Registered 10 saves in a season ........................... Kevin McKague, 2010 (13) Registered 5 complete games in a season ..................... Matt Fouch, 2010 (5) Registered 8 complete games in a season .......................... Nick Hill, 2004 (8) Started 15 games in a season .......................................Matt Fouch, 2009 (15) Pitched 10.0 innings in a game .............................Drew Clothier vs. Longwood, May 6, 2007 (10.0) Registered 3 shutouts in a season ........................................ Nick Hill, 2004 (3) Registered 90.0 innings pitched in a season............ Matt Fouch, 2009 (90.0) Registered 25 appearances in a season ................. Tyler Anderegg, 2009 (27) Registered 20 appearances in a season ................ Gunnar Carroll, 2011 (20)

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Hit safely in 15 straight games .......................................Zach Price, 2010 (15) Hit safely in 20 straight games ......................................Milan Dinga, 2006 (25) Hit safely in 25 straight games ......................................Milan Dinga, 2006 (25) Hit for the cycle ........................... Tony Capozzi vs. Dartmouth, March 21, 2008 Started 55 games in a season ................................... J.P. Polchinski, 2009 (55) Batted .400 in a season (min. 100 at-bats).................Cole White, 2007 (.408) Registered 60 runs scored in a season .........................Bryan Price, 1997 (65) Registered a slugging percentage of .800 in a season ............. Mike Scioletti, 1997 (.869) Registered a slugging percentage of .700 in a season ..... Clint Moore, 2009 (.724) Registered 5 base hits in a game ........Clint Moore vs. Sacred Heart, 2008 (6) Registered 80 base hits in a season ......................... Joey Henshaw, 2009 (80) Registered 3 doubles in a game ..........................Joey Henshaw vs. Quinnipiac, March 22, 2011 (3) Registered 19 doubles in a season ....................... Kevin McKague, 2009 (19) Registered 2 triples in a game .... Clint Moore vs. Lafayette, April 26, 2009 (2) Registered 2 home runs in a game ................................ Joey Henshaw at Navy, May 23, 2011 (2) Registered 3 home runs in a game .............................Clint Moore at Lafayette, April 25, 2011 (3) Registered 10 total bases in a game ....Clint Moore at Lafayete, April 25, 2011 (12) Registered 6 runs batted in in a game .. Clint Moore at Lafayette, April 25, 2011 (6) Registered 8 runs batted in in a game.......... Mike Scioletti vs. New York Tech, April 30, 1997 (8) Registered 60 runs batted in in a season........................... Joey Henshaw (75), Clint Moore (65), 2009 Registered 70 runs batted in in a season................. Joey Henshaw, 2009 (75) Registered 5 runs scored in a game ............................ Andy Ernesto at Lehigh, April 19, 2009 (5) Registered 50 runs scored in a season ................................... Zach Price (59), Clint Moore (58), 2009 Registered 5 stolen bases in a game ......................Josh Holden vs. St. Peter’s, April 22, 2003 (5) Registered 15 stolen bases in a season ......................... Cole White, 2007 (16) Registered 20 stolen bases in a season ...................... Josh Holden, 2003 (27) Registered 25 stolen bases in a season ...................... Josh Holden, 2003 (27) Registered 30 stolen bases in a season ..............Miguel Gastellum, 2001 (31) Registered 30 walks in a season .....................................Zach Price (34) 2011 Registered 40 walks in a season ................................ Mike Scioletti, 1997 (40) Was hit by pitch 15 times in a season ....................Walker Gorham, 2004 (16) Hit a grand slam home run ..................Clint Moore at Lafayette, April 25, 2011 Hit back-to-back home runs in a game ............ Clint Moore and Joey Henshaw vs. Lafayette, April 25, 2011 Registered 10 home runs in a season............................Clint Moore (11), 2011 Registered 13 home runs in a season ................................. Joey Henshaw (13) Hit two home runs in same inning .................... Clint Moore and Joey Henshaw vs. Lafayette, April 25, 2011 Active players in Bold

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ARMY’S 1928 BASEBALL SQUAD Football is not the only sport at the United States Militar y Academy owning a long and storied tradition. After celebrating its 100th anniversary in 1990, the intercollegiate baseball program at West Point thrives today, with a history that rivals any in the country.

Not only was baseball the first organized sport at the Academy, but the game’s originator, Abner Doubleday, is an 1842 West Point graduate. Sometime during the Civil War, a sophomore cadet requested permission to purchase some baseball equipment in an effort to generate interest in the sport. Four years later, games were being played between the Academy’s four classes.

The Black Knights began formally playing the sport in 1890, when a decision was made to adopt baseball as part of the athletic program at West Point. More than a century has passed, but the sport still thrives along the banks of the Hudson, as it has since that first historic game against the Riverton Club of Philadelphia, 122 years ago. Overall, Army teams have posted a 1,526-1,274-41 record (.544), with victory No. 1,000 coming in a 9-7 decision over Long Island University in 1989.

The Black Knights played the 2,500th intercollegiate game in program history in 2005 and recorded their 1,500th win versus Marist in the 2010 Hudson Valley Baseball Classic.

When glancing through a list of the Academy’s former diamondmen, prominent names abound. Legends such as Omar Bradley, Louis Merrillat, Vernon Prichard, Robert Neyland and Elmer Oliphant all lettered in baseball while doubling as All-America members of Army’s football team. Earl “Red” Blaik, the winningest football coach in Army history, met with success on the baseball diamond as a cadet, while other notable athletes to leave their cleatmarks on Doubleday Field include Douglas MacArthur, Fred Franks, Ray Odierno, Shane Kimbrough,

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An interesting sidelight is the fact that Christy Mathewson, one of the greatest pitchers in the history of Major League Baseball, served a brief three-week stint as an assistant baseball coach at the Academy in 1908. That marked the beginning of a long association between West Point and the big leagues with the Black Knights playing the first of 68 exhibition games against professional teams in 1914, hosting the New York Giants.

No fewer than 16 men have worn the title of Army baseball head coach since 1895, when a cadet, Abraham Lott, served as both coach and captain. The first five Army teams were self-coached, as were the teams from 1897 to 1900. In all, six coaches have won more than 100 games during their tenure, including current field boss Joe Sottolano, who already stands as Army’s all-time leader in career coaching victories after just 12 years in charge.

Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field, “The Home of Army Baseball,” is yet another source of historical nostalgia. Having undergone a major renovation project that added locker room accommodations and chairback seating for fans last decade, the pristine facility received a new natural grass playing surface in 2006.

The multi-million dollar project included the addition of new lighted hitting tunnels, sparkling bullpen areas and a host of dugout improvements. This past offseason, the first-ever press box was assembled at Johnson Stadium. A new scoreboard and a padded wall were also installed during the offseason. Doubleday Field had its birth in 1909 when games were first contested on its present site. Thirty years later, upon the centennial celebration of baseball, the playing field was named in honor of Maj. Gen. Abner Doubleday, popularly known as the “Father of Army Baseball.”

The stadium itself was dedicated in 1997 in honor of the family of Rupert H. Johnson (USMA ’21), whose generosity helped enable the Doubleday Society to give the then-87-yearold facility a grand new look.

Army and Navy entered the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League in 1948, joining the eight Ivy League schools as league members.

Four Cadet teams won or shared the league title, three under the guidance of Eric Tipton.

Army tied Princeton for first place in 1950, while garnering the title outright in 1960, 1965, and 1966.

The Army diamond squad began a new era in 1993, gaining membership in the Patriot League. That association ended a 44-year relationship with the EIBL. After capturing a Patriot League divisional title in 1994, the Black Knights won their first Patriot League championship in 1997. En route to their first outright league crown of any kind since 1966, the Cadets equalled or surpassed 35 team and individual records and placed a total of 10 players on the Patriot League’s two all-star squads at season’s end.

Army made further history in 2000, roaring through the Patriot League Championship Series as the No. 3 seed on its way to garnering the first NCAA Regional berth in school history.

The “Cardiac Cadets” registered 18 comefrom-behind victories during the spring, with an amazing 12 of those wins coming during Army’s last at-bat.

Despite losing twice in their initial NCAA showing, the Black Knights put forth a strong effort, falling by the scores of 4-3 and 3-1 to host and top seed Rutgers, and eventual regional champ Penn State, respectively.

Army returned to the NCAA Regionals in 2004 after authoring what, at the time, rated as the most successful season in school history. The Black Knights, who fashioned a thenschool-record 37 wins (37-15), equaled or tied 84 team and individual, school and Patriot League standards on their way to capturing their second conference title in five years. Army put forth another strong showing at the NCAAs, losing to host and eventual regional champ LSU (9-0) and College of Charleston (2-1).

The Black Knights received votes in the final National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) poll for their first end-of-season national recognition.

For the first time in Patriot League history, a school swept all four of the conference’s major postseason awards as Sottolano, Schuyler Williamson, Nick Hill and Milan Dinga earned Patriot League Coach of the Year, Player of the Year, Pitcher of the Year and Rookie of the Year honors, respectively. Additionally, Nate Stone became only the third Army player, and the first in four decades, to be selected to one of the All-America teams as voted by the American

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Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA). Previous honorees include Ed Haydash (1963) and Barry DeBolt (1966).

Army also featured a pair of Freshman AllAmerica selections in 2004 with Dinga and Hill collecting honors. Hill became the first Army freshman to earn All-America laurels when he was named to the Third Team All-America squad by Collegiate Baseball.

As memorable as 2004 was in the minds of Army followers, 2005 proved even better.

In addition to making their second straight postseason trip as Patriot League champions, the Black Knights notched their first NCAA Regional win by defeating South Alabama (8-5).

The victory came less than 24 hours after Army nearly shocked top-seeded Florida State, before falling to the host Seminoles 3-2.

Named Patriot League Coach of the Year for the second straight season, Sottolano guided the Black Knights to their fourth Patriot League championship and the school’s third NCAA Regional appearance. For the second straight year, Army players swept the conference’s top three postseason awards as Kyle Scogin was named conference player of the year, Hill repeated as the league’s pitcher of the year and Cole White copped the circuit’s rookie of the year honors.

Finishing off the most successful back-toback seasons in school history, Army made its third postseason appearance in six years. For the second straight spring, the Black Knights established a single season school record for victories (39), one of 85 team and individual, school and league records they established or tied throughout the season.

For the second consecutive year, Army garnered votes in the final NCBWA national poll and boasted a pair of All-America selections.

While Hill was named to the ABCA second team All-America squad, Scogin was selected to the third unit.

Army also registered 17 Patriot League victories in 2005, a conference record the Black Knights first established in 1994 and equaled in 2004.

Continuing a level of unparalleled success in the program’s history, Army registered at least 30 wins for the third consecutive season in 2006. It marked the first time that the Black

Knights reeled off at least 30 wins in three straight years. At season’s end, Dinga was named to the NCBWA’s Third Team All-America squad as a relief pitcher.

Hill became the latest Army player to represent his country on the baseball diamond in 2006, earning a roster spot on the USA National Baseball Team. He was the first Black Knight to play for Team USA since Steve Reich did so in 1993 and became only the second Army player to don the “Red, White and Blue.”

After being selected in the seventh round of the 2007 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft by the Seattle Mariners, Hill has steadily risen through the minor league ranks.

He became the first Army player invited to Major League spring training camp in 2010 after reaching the Triple-A level with the Mariners in 2009. Hill and Dinga had become the first two Army players selected in the top 10 rounds of the major league draft in 2007. Dinga was chosen in the 10th round of the selection process by the Los Angeles Angels, three rounds after Hill was selected by Seattle.

Army extended its current school-record streak of 25-victory seasons to seven in 2010.

The Black Knights won their third straight Patriot League regular-season title and Matt Fouch was named the conference’s Pitcher of the Year. Fouch went on to be drafted by the Atlanta Braves in Major League Baseball’s First-Year Player Draft.

The Black Knights maintained their recent domination of Navy last spring, claiming their eighth consecutive series “star” against the Mids and ran its six-year record against their arch rivals to 27-9, the Black Knights’ most lopsided stretch in the long matchup’s history.

Army finished its most successful season at 36-21 overall in 2009 and posted two wins at the Austin Regional, reaching the final of a regional for the first time in school history.

Ben Koenigsfeld, who became the first player in Patriot League history to earn first team allleague laurles at two different positions in the same season, was named conference pitcher of the year, while Zach Price was selected league rookie of the year. Joey Henshaw and Clint Moore became the latest Black Knights selected to the ABCA All-America team, while Price was named a Freshman All-American.

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Army also received votes in the final NCBWA national poll for the third time in six years (2004, 2005, 2009).

During the 2010 campaign, Army recorded the 1,500th win in program history and posted a 16-4 Patriot League mark en route to winning its third straight conference regular-season crown.

Last season, Army fell just short in its bid to win the Patriot League title and advance to the NCAA Regionals, falling to Navy in the Patriot League Championship Series in three games. Five Black Knights were named to AllPatriot League teams, including four first-team selections.

Assuming the reins as Army’s 16th field boss in 2000, Sottolano has built a championship juggernaut to compete on the national level.

He has directed the Black Knights to four 30win seasons and the only four NCAA Regional appearances in school history.

Since entering the conference in 1993, Army has featured 67 first team All-Patriot League selections, garnering eight conference pitcher of the year, four player of the year and four rookie of the year citings. Army players have been named Patriot League Pitcher of the Year six times in the last 11 years. Additionally, 12 different Black Knights have copped a total of 34 different All-America honors (preseason, postseason, freshman, academic) the past eight years and nine Army players have been selected in Major League Baseball’s First-Year Player Draft.

Throughout Army’s long history, Black Knight pitchers boast three no-hitters to their credit.

Neyland threw Army’s first no-hitter when he beat Colgate 8-0 in 1914. Four decades later, Rod Vitty no-hit Swarthmore 3-0 in 1955 before Jon Rindfleisch fired a no-hitter at the Little Quakers in 1957.

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NOT ONLY WAS BASEBALL THE FIRST ORGANIZED SPORT AT THE ACADEMY, BUT THE GAME’S ORIGINATOR, ABNER DOUBLEDAY, IS AN 1842 WEST POINT GRADUATE. SOMETIME DURING THE CIVIL WAR, A SOPHOMORE CADET REQUESTED PERMISSION TO PURCHASE SOME BASEBALL EQUIPMENT IN AN EFFORT TO GENERATE INTEREST IN THE SPORT. FOUR YEARS LATER, GAMES WERE BEING PLAYED BETWEEN THE ACADEMY’S FOUR CLASSES.

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GREAT MOMENTS IN ARMY HISTORY 1890 The first truly organized sport at the U.S. Military Academy was baseball, which begins in 1890, playing a three-game schedule against the Riverton Club of Philadelphia, the Sylvans Club of New York, and the Atlantics from Governors Island. The first game against Riverton ends in an 8-8 tie, but Army wins the other two contests.

1908 Hall-of-Famer Christy Mathewson, one of the greatest pitchers in Major League Baseball history, serves a brief, three-week stint on the Cadets’ coaching staff. So begins a long association between West Point and the big leagues.

1909 Army’s Baseball Field is first laid out at its present location. A new skinned diamond is constructed early in the season on the grass plot south of “Cadet Camp.”

It proves to be a great improvement in every way over the old diamond on the infantry plain. Prior to the installation of a temporary fence in the 1970s, established to satisfy Eastern League regulations, the dimensions of the field measured 325 feet down the left field line, 434 feet to straightaway center field and a monstrous 535 feet down the right field line. For several years, the field is known as “the main baseball diamond” or “the baseball field near the Cadet Camp.”

1939 Marking the nation’s centennial celebration of baseball, Army’s home field is dedicated to the memory of Maj. Gen. Abner Doubleday on May 17. The 1842 West Point graduate is credited with devising the game of baseball while on leave from the Academy in 1939.

1944 The New York Giants, New York Yankees, Brooklyn Dodgers and Montreal Expos all travel to the United States Military Academy for exhibition games against Army’s baseball team. In all, five games are contested, with Army posting an 8-6 victory against a team comprised of Montreal Royals (Triple-A) and Brooklyn Dodgers rookies.

1945 Army registers its first and only two victories over a Major League team by defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers twice in three matchups at Doubleday Field. It also marks the final year that the Dodgers hold their spring training camp at nearby Bear Mountain. The Cadets prove their wins over “Dem Bums” are no fluke, posting a 15-0 collegiate record, the second undefeated season in school history and the first since 1890.

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1914 As a favor to Army head coach Sammy Strang, legendary manager John McGraw sends a group of his New York Giants rookies to West Point for an exhibition game against Army’s varsity squad on May 9. The Giants prevail 7-2 in a contest that marks the first of 85 exhibition games scheduled between Army and Major League teams from 1914 to 1986.

Sixty-eight of those matchups were actually played, although a small number were called after a few innings due to rain. During several years, more than one team traveled to West Point.

1914 Bob Neyland, Army’s career leader in pitching victories, fires the first no-hitter in Army history, blanking Colgate 8-0. The Army sophomore posts a remarkable 35-5 record during his days in the Black, Gold and Gray (1913-16).

Neyland would go on to football coaching greatness at the University of Tennessee and would eventually be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame and Army Sports Hall of Fame.

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1934 Playing his final game at West Point on June 11, New York Yankees legend Babe Ruth launches a ball to the tennis court fences in right field, a distance of well over 500 feet. It remains arguably the longest ball ever hit at Doubleday Field.

Army claims a share of the school’s first conference title, tying Princeton for the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League crown under the direction head coach Paul Amen.

1955 Senior right-hander Rod Vitty fires Army’s first no-hitter in four decades, shutting out Swarthmore 3-0.

1958 Former Major-Leaguer Eric Tipton assumes the reins of Army’s baseball program. Tipton guides the Black Knights to three Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League titles (1960, 1965, 1966) over the next 20 years, finishing with a 234-2015 (.538) coaching record. Although his career victory stan-

dard has since been surpassed at the Academy, Tipton’s teams notched double-digit victory totals 16 times.

1959 Fred Franks serves as captain of the Army baseball team and is later commissioned in the Armor branch of the U.S. Army. Twice wounded during his tour of duty in Vietnam, he later commanded the First Armored Division in Germany and was Commanding General of the VII Corps during Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm. Franks later retired from the U.S. Army with the rank of General.

1960 The Cadets capture their first outright conference championship, winning the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League title under head coach Eric Tipton. Army finishes 18-5-1 overall, tying the Academy’s single-season record for victories at the time.

1965 Army wins the first of two straight Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League titles and the second of three conference crowns it would claim during the decade of the 1960s. Hardthrowing junior Barry DeBolt registers a 7-2 record with a sparkling 1.50 earned run average, leading the Black Knights to a 15-6 overall record and 7-2 league mark.

DeBolt and Kenny Smith garner all-EIBL honors.

1966 Led by standout pitcher Barry DeBolt, Army claims its second consecutive Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League title, posting an overall record of 16-4. DeBolt authors one of the most dominant pitching seasons in Army history, finishing 9-1 with a league-leading 1.33 earned run average. He becomes the first Cadet to earn allleague laurels during three straight seasons.

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1984 Under the direction of manager Davey Johnson, the New York Mets make their final visit to Doubleday Field for an exhibition game against the Army baseball team. The Mets post a 6-0 win over the Cadets with a roster that includes veterans Rusty Staub, Jesse Orosco and Mookie Wilson, as well as young stars Dwight Gooden and Darryl Strawberry. The Mets, who made their first West Point appearance in 1963 with legendary manager Casey Stengel at the helm, visited Doubleday Field on eight occasions during the 22-year span, winning all eight affairs.

1986 The Houston Astros visit West Point on May 6 for what would mark the final exhibition game between Army and a Major League team at Doubleday Field. Houston wins by the score of 9-0 as the Astros score all of their runs in the third and fourth innings. Glenn Davis delivers a three-run home run and Phil Garner adds a solo shot for Houston to spark a four-run fourth. Tom Cascino and Erik Everton bang out two hits each for Army.

1989 The Black Knights record the 1,000th victory in the history of Army’s intercollegiate baseball program, defeating Long Island University by a 9-7 count on April 18.

1992 Junior left-hander Steve Reich leads Army to a season-opening 5-2 win over Air Force, striking out 17 Falcons in the seven-inning contest played at the U.S. Olympic Training site in Millington, Tenn. Reich would graduate a year later, having authored unparalleled career

success against his fellow service academies.

Six appearances against Air Force and Navy resulted in six complete-game victories and a remarkable 1.71 earned run average. Reich was simply dominant against arch-rival Navy, winning all four of his starts, while posting a microscopic 0.96 ERA. Reich became the first Army player to earn a spot on Team USA following graduation and spent his first summer as a second lieutenant toiling internationally.

the Mids’ home field en route to the conference championship. The “Cardiac Cadets” register 18 come-from-behind wins throughout the season, piling up 12 victories in their final atbat. Despite losing twice in their initial NCAA Regional appearance, the Black Knights put forth a respectable effort, losing to host and No. 1 seed Rutgers 4-3 and eventual regional champion Penn State 3-1. The “interim” label is removed from Sottolano’s coaching title at season’s end.

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Army’s baseball team begins a new era, ending a 44-year relationship with the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League by gaining membership in the Patriot League.

One of the Army baseball family’s most decorated members drops by his old dugout at Doubleday Field on April 13. Maj. Gen. Ray Odierno, commander of the infantry division that was responsible for capturing Saddam Hussein in Iraq five months earlier and a former Black Knight pitcher, pays a visit to the Army squad. A three-time letterwinner during his days in the Black, Gold and Gray, Maj. Gen. Odierno addresses the Army team for nearly 30 minutes in the squad’s clubhouse in Johnson Stadium.

1994 The Black Knights defeat Fordham 9-2 in a one-game playoff to determine the Patriot League’s North Division title. It marks Army’s first conference crown of any kind since 1966.

1995 Army heads to Tampa, Fla., for its spring trip as invited guests of the New York Yankees, beginning a practice that c o n t i n u e s to day. The Black Knights schedule daily workouts at the Yankees’ sprawling four-field minor league complex, just across the road from George M. Steinbrenner Field.

1996 Doubleday Field undergoes a $4.2 million dollar renovation that includes construction of full locker rooms, fully equipped training rooms, clubhouse facilities and the addition of 880 fixed chair-back seats. Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field is dedicated on Sept. 13 in honor of the family of Rupert H. Johnson (USMA ‘21), whose generosity helped enable the Doubleday Society to give the facility a grand new look.

1997 Army captures its first Patriot League title and first outright conference flag of any kind in more than 30 years. The Black Knights are denied their first trip to the NCAA Regionals when they fall to Harvard 2-1 in a best-of-three NCAA Play-In Series.

2000 Under the direction of interim head coach Joe Sottolano, third-seeded Army storms through the Patriot League Tournament, sweeping regular-season champion Navy on

2004 Patriot League champion-Army enjoys the most successful season in school history, finishing with a school-record 37 wins (37-15).

The Black Knights establish or tie 84 team and individual, school and conference records along the way. Army’s magical year ends with losses to top-seed and eventual regional champ LSU (9-0) and College of Charleston (2-1) at the Baton Rouge Regional.

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1976 The New York Yankees visit West Point for the final time, defeating Army 2-0. Covering a 50-year span stretching from 1927 through 1976, 21 exhibition games were played between the Cadets and Yankees. The Bronx Bombers prevailed in each of those contests.

2004 Bob Neyland is selected as a member of the charter class of the newly formed Army Sports Hall of Fame. Legendary head coach Eric Tipton is elected one year later; Steve Reich joins in 2006; and Arnold Galiffa and Barry DeBolt follow in 2007. In all, the Army baseball program is represented in each of the first four classes (by five individuals) elected to the Army Sports Hall of Fame, joining only the sports of football and men’s basketball with such distinction.

2005 Army captures its second straight Patriot League championship by sweeping regularseason runnerup Lehigh 2-0 in the Patriot League Championship Series at Doubleday Field. Senior first baseman Walker Gorham becomes the first player in the 116-year history of Army’s baseball program to blast three home runs in a game, leading the Black Knights to a 10-1 rout and a second straight trip to the NCAA Regionals. Gorham is selected the tourney’s most valuable player for his home-run hitting heroics.

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GREAT MOMENTS IN ARMY HISTORY 2005 Less than 24 hours after suffering a heartbreaking 3-2 loss to No. 1 seed and eventual regional champion Florida State, Army defeats South Alabama 8-5 at the Tallahassee Regional, heralding the first NCAA Regional win in school history. Army surpasses the school record victory total it set the previous year, closing the most successful season in West Point history at 39-14. Army establishes or ties 85 team and individual, school and Patriot League records, many of which had been previously set just one year earlier. Sophomore left-hander Nick Hill becomes the first player in Army history to garner All-America honors in consecutive seasons, finishing 10-2 with a 1.21 earned run average. The latter figure ranks second nationally.

2006 Army posts 30 victories for the third straight season, marking a new standard for the Academy’s baseball team.

Nick Hill becomes the first Black Knight since Steve Reich in 1993 to play for Team USA during the summer. Additionally, Doubleday Field receives a major upgrade as a completely new natural grass playing surface is installed, replacing the original diamond that had been in place for nearly a century.

2007 Seniors Nick Hill and Milan Dinga are selected in the seventh and 10th round, respectively, in Major League Baseball’s First-Year Player Draft. Hill, chosen by the Seattle Mariners, and Dinga, tabbed by the Los Angeles Angels, graduate in May having combined to establish or equal 78 school and Patriot League records on single game, season and career levels.

2008 Forecast for a third-place finish in the Patriot League’s preseason poll, Army storms to the top of the conference standings. The Black Knights capture their fourth regular season Patriot League championship with a roster featuring 15 freshmen. Drew Clothier, Cole White and Chris Simmons are selected in Major League Baseball’s First-Year Player Draft.

2009 Army garners a share of its fourth regular season Patriot League championship in six years, completing a meteoric rise through the conference standings by winning three of four games against Lafayette on the final weekend of regular season conference play. The Black Knights win just one of their first six Patriot tilts

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THE VICTORY WAS THE 1,500TH IN PROGRAM HISTORY. and stand mired in fifth place in the conference standings in early April. But Army rallies to capture 12 of its final 14 Patriot League tilts to zoom to the top of the final conference listings. After defeating Holy Cross in the conference semifinals, Army sweeps Lafayette in the Patriot League Championship Series to earn the fourth NCAA Regional berth in school history.

2009 Posting wins over second-seeded Texas State and No. 3 seed Boston College, Army reaches the Austin Regional Final, marking a first in school history. The Black Knights carry a 10-6 lead into the bottom of the ninth inning against No. 1 national seed Texas only to see the powerful Longhorns rally for a 14-10 victory, ending Army’s Cinderella run in the first Austin Regional “championship” game. The Black Knights finish 36-21 overall and set or tie 67 team and individual, school and Patriot League records along the way.

2010 After making an appearance with Triple-A Tacoma in the Pacific Coast League playoffs and earning a stint in the Arizona Fall League, former Army standout Nick Hill is invited to Major League spring training camp by the Seattle Mariners. Army’s career strikeouts leader and a two-time All-America selection during his playing days at the Academy, Hill becomes the first Army player to be invited to a big league camp.

2010 The Army baseball program records its 1,500th win by defeating Marist, 4-3, at the WPDH Hudson Valley Baseball Classic. The Black Knights went on to win their third straight Patriot League regular-season title. It marked Army’s fifth Patriot League regular season title in the last seven years. Army also reached the 25-win plateau for the seventh straight season, extending the Black Knights’ record. Four Army players were named to the All-Patriot League first team, led by Pitcher of the Year Matt Fouch and Kevin McKague, who were unanimous selections. Army also continued its dominance of Navy, capturing the seventh straight “Star” by taking three out of four games from the Midshipmen.

2011 Army falls just short of capturing its sixth Patriot League title, losing the Patriot League Championship Series in three games. Clint Moore graduates at Army’s all-time leader in home runs, doubles, RBI, runs scored, total bases, slugging percentage and multiple-RBI games. He hit for the home run cycle in Army’s doubleheader at Lafayette in late April, helping him earn a spot in Sports Illustrated’s “Faces in the Crowd” section. Head coach Joe Sottolano, already the winningest head coach in Army baseball history, won his 300th career game when the Black Knights defeated Davidson, 10-6, early in the season. Army captured its eighth straight “Star” from Navy after splitting the regular-season series with the Midshipmen at West Point.

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Year 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931

Coach Won Self-Coached 2 Self-Coached 0 Self-Coached 5 Self-Coached 3 Self-Coached 1 Abraham Lott 3 Abraham Lott (4-7) 1 Self-Coached 2 Self-Coached 1 Self-Coached 4 Self-Coached 3 Charles Irving Davis 6 Charles Irving Davis (16-8-1) 10 Mr. Steinwender (5-5) 5 Mr. Summersgill (4-4-1) 4 Walter Clarkson (5-7) 5 Dennis Houle 11 Dennis Houle 7 Dennis Houle (23-20-2) 5 Sammy Nicklin 8 Sammy Nicklin 14 Sammy Nicklin 16 Sammy Nicklin 12 Sammy Nicklin 16 Sammy Nicklin 10 Sammy Nicklin 18 Sammy Nicklin 10 Sammy Nicklin (112-45-2) 8 Hans Lobert 14 Hans Lobert 10 Hans Lobert 7 Hans Lobert 11 Hans Lobert 11 Hans Lobert 11 Hans Lobert 10 Hans Lobert (80-52-3) 6 Harold McCormick 6 Harold McCormick 9 Harold McCormick 9 Harold McCormick 5 Harold McCormick 9 Harold McCormick 7

Lost 0 2 1 2 5 2 5 5 5 2 4 2 6 5 4 7 3 7 10 7 6 5 4 6 5 3 8 1 7 7 6 5 5 5 6 11 8 4 2 8 5 6

Tied 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Coach Won Harold McCormick 11 Harold McCormick 5 Harold McCormick 9 Harold McCormick 9 Harold McCormick (83-59-1) 4 Walter French 9 Walter French 9 Walter French 8 Walter French 5 Walter French 8 Walter French (49-29-1) 10 Paul Amen 10 Paul Amen 11 Paul Amen 15 Paul Amen 9 Paul Amen 17 Paul Amen 16 Paul Amen 6 Paul Amen 14 Paul Amen 8 Paul Amen 10 Paul Amen 6 Paul Amen (133-76-7) 11 Joe Palone 10 Joe Palone 9 Joe Palone (32-27-4) 13 Eric Tipton 10 Eric Tipton 11 Eric Tipton 18 Eric Tipton 12 Eric Tipton 15 Eric Tipton 12 Eric Tipton 13 Eric Tipton 15 Eric Tipton 16 Eric Tipton 10

Lost 2 6 4 5 9 2 4 6 7 6 4 3 1 0 7 1 7 13 4 14 10 9 7 8 10 9 11 10 5 7 6 10 6 6 4 8

Tied 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 2 0 2 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

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MEMBERS OF THE FIRST ARMY BASEBALL TEAM

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THROUGH THE YEARS

THE NEW YORK YANKEES VISITED WEST POINT FOR AN EXHIBITION GAME IN 1966.

Year 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

92

Coach Eric Tipton Eric Tipton Eric Tipton Eric Tipton Eric Tipton Eric Tipton Eric Tipton Eric Tipton Eric Tipton Eric Tipton (234-201-5) Bill Permakoff Bill Permakoff Bill Permakoff Bill Permakoff Bill Permakoff Bill Permakoff Bill Permakoff Bill Permakoff (123-165-2) Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Dan Roberts (281-295-5^) Joe Sottolano (23-14-1) Joe Sottolano Joe Sottolano Joe Sottolano Joe Sottolano Joe Sottolano Joe Sottolano Joe Sottolano Joe Sottolano

Won 12 15 7 10 8 10 11 9 14 6 10 19 15 21 19 12 10 17 23 22 15 22 23 21 13 17 25 22 20 26 16 15 24 17 22 17 37 39 30 25 25

Lost 9 7 14 14 16 13 10 15 11 19 17 16 20 20 19 25 27 21 13 20 22 18 17 13 26 22 17 23 21 20 29 28 20 27 21 25 15 14 20 23 25

Tied 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0

Year 2009 2010 2011 Totals

Coach Joe Sottolano Joe Sottolano Joe Sottolano (321-248-5) 122 Seasons

Won 36 28 22 1526

Lost 21 17 26 1274

Tied 0 &$%> 0 / 0 @ 41

^Includes Seven Games of 2000 Season *Won Share of Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League Title #Won Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League Title +Won Patriot League Divisional Title /Won Patriot League Regular Season Championship &Won Share of Patriot League Regular Season Championship $Won Patriot League Championship @Qualified for Patriot League Tournament !Advanced to NCAA Play-In Series %Advanced to NCAA Regionals >Advanced to NCAA Regional Final

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TEAM RECORDS Most Players with at Least Six Home Runs in a Season: 6, 2009

Most in a Season: 57, 2009 Most Wins Overall: 39, 2005 Most Patriot League Wins: 17, 2005; 2004; 1994 Best Overall Winning Percentage: 1.000 (15-0), 1945 Best Overall Winning Percentage, Modern Era: .736 (39-14), 2005 Best Overall Winning Percentage (20 games minimum): .736 (39-14), 2005 Best Patriot League Winning Percentage: .850 (17-3), 2005 (17-3); 2004 (17-3); 1994 (17-3) Most Consecutive Wins: 23, 1944-45 Most Consecutive Wins, Modern Era: 16, 2004 Most Consecutive Wins, One Season: 16, 2004 Most Consecutive 30-Win Seasons: 3, 2004-06 Most Consecutive 25-Win Seasons: 7, 2004-10 Most Consecutive Losses: 11, 1925 Most Consecutive Patriot League Wins: 12, 2004 Most Consecutive Doubleheader Sweeps: 5, 2004; 2002 Most Consecutive Patriot League Doubleheader Sweeps: 5, 2004; 2002 Most Consecutive Patriot League Series Sweeps: 3, 2005 Most Doubleheader Sweeps: 9, 2005 Most Consecutive Doubleheaders Without Being Swept: 25, 2004-06 Most Consecutive Patriot League Doubleheaders W/O Being Swept: 26, 2003-06 Most Patriot League Doubleheader Sweeps: 7, 2004 Most Consecutive Conference Championships: 2, 2004-05; 1965-66 Most Consecutive Regular Season Conference Titles: 3, 2008-10 Most Postseason Wins: 6, 2009 Most NCAA Tournament Wins: 2, 2009 Most Wins Against Navy: 4, 2008; 2007; 2005; 2000 Most Wins at Home: 21, 2004 Best Home Winning Percentage, Modern Era: .913 (21-2), 2004 Most Consecutive Wins at Home: 16, 2004 Fewest Home Losses, Modern Era: 2 (21-2), 2004 Fewest Home Losses (20 games minimum): 2 (21-2), 2004

HONORS

Most All-League Selections: 11, 2005 Most First Team All-League Selections: 7, 2009 Most League Major Award Winners: 4, 2005; 2004

BATTING

TOTAL BASES Most in a Season: 950, 2009 Most in a Patriot League Series: 110 vs. Lafayette, 2009 RUNS BATTED IN Most in a Season: 408, 2009 WALKS Most in a Game: 16 vs. New York Tech, 1997; Yale, 1945 Most in a Season: 235, 1997 STRIKEOUTS Most in a Season: 344, 2005 STOLEN BASES Most in a Game: 13 vs. New York University, 1916 Most in a Season: 126, 1980

DEFENSE

Highest Fielding Percentage: .970, 2009 Most Triple Plays Turned: 1, Several times (most recently vs. Lehigh [Patriot League Tournament], 2005) DOUBLE PLAYS Most in a Season: 66, 2009

PITCHING

Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings Pitched by Bullpen: 26.1, 2005 Most Consecutive Innings Pitched by Bullpen Without Allowing an Earned Run: 28.2, 2005 SHUTOUTS Most Shutout Victories: 7, 2005; 2004 Most Consecutive Shutout Victories: 3, 2002 Most Times Shut Out: 6, 2003 STRIKEOUTS Most in a Season: 348, 2007

Highest Batting Average: .329, 2009 Highest Slugging Percentage: .500, 2009

EARNED RUN AVERAGE Lowest in a Season: 2.05, 1968

BASE HITS Most in a Game: 29 vs. St. Francis (N.Y.), 1987 Most in a Season: 626, 2009 Most Double-Digit Hit Games in a Season: 32, 2009

SAVES Most in a Season: 19, 2010

RUNS SCORED Most in an Inning: 15 vs. Sacred Heart, 2008 (1st inn.)

Most in a Game: 29 vs. Fordham, 1982 Most in a Season: 446, 2009 Most Double-Digit Run Games in a Season: 20, 2009 Fewest Times Shut Out in a Season: 0, Several times (most recently in 2009) Most Army Runs Scored at Doubleday Field: 27 vs. Sacred Heart, 2008; St. Francis (N.Y.), 1987 Most Opponent Runs Scored at Doubleday Field: 27, Fordham, 1936 DOUBLES Most in a Game: 8 vs. Sacred Heart, 2008; Columbia, 2008 Most in a Season: 117, 2009

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

GAMES

NO-HITTERS Most in a Season: 1, 1957; 1955; 1914

MILESTONES

First Game: Aug. 2, 1890 — Riverton Club 8, Army 8 (8 inn.)

2,500th Game: Mar. 19, 2005 — Army 3, Massachusetts 0 Longest Game: May 18, 1968 — Dartmouth 3, Army 2 (18 inn.)

First Win: Aug. 12, 1890 — Army 7, Sylvans Club 1 100th Win: 1910 — Army 20, Colgate 4 500th Win: 1950 — Army 5, Fordham 1 1,000th Win: April 18, 1989 — Army 9, Long Island 7 1,500th Win: April 28, 2010 — Army 4, Marist 3 First NCAA Regional Game: May 26, 2000 — Rutgers 4, Army 3 First NCAA Regional Win: June 4, 2005 — Army 8, South Alabama 5

TRIPLES Most in a Game: 3, Three times (most recently vs. New York Tech, 2003) Most in a Season: 18, 2009; 1989 HOME RUNS Most in a Game: 6 vs. Fordham, 1982 Most in a Doubleheader: 8 vs. Brown, 1982 Most in a Patriot League Series: 12 vs. Lafayette, 2009 Most in a Season: 57, 2009

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TEAM TOP TEN LISTS GAMES 1.

2.

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4.

6.

8.

9.

57 ......................................... 2009 53 ......................................... 2005 52 ......................................... 2004 50 ......................................... 2008 50 ......................................... 2006 48 ......................................... 2011 48 ......................................... 2007 46 ..........................................1997 45 ......................................... 1998 45 ......................................... 1995 45 ..........................................2010

WINS 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

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39 ......................................... 2005 37 ......................................... 2004 36 ......................................... 2009 30 ......................................... 2006 28 ..........................................2010 26 ..........................................1997 25 ......................................... 2008 25 ......................................... 2007 25 ......................................... 1994 24 ......................................... 2000

LOSSES 1.

2.

3.

5.

7.

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29 ......................................... 1998 28 ......................................... 1999 27 ......................................... 2001 27 ......................................... 1984 26 ......................................... 2011 26 ......................................... 1992 25 ......................................... 2008 25 ......................................... 2003 25 ......................................... 1983 23 ......................................... 2007 23 ......................................... 1995

WINNING PERCENTAGE 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

.857 .......................1915 ...................18-3 .800.......................1966 ...................16-4 .771 .......................1960 .................18-5-1 .750.......................1911 .................16-5-1 .736.......................2005 ................. 39-14 .727 .......................1913 ...................16-6 .714 .......................1965 ...................15-6 .714 .......................1962 ...................15-6 .712 .......................2004 ................. 37-15 .700.......................1910....................14-6

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2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

1900 .....................2009 .................... 57 1750 .....................2005 .................... 53 1723 .....................2004 .................... 52 1707......................2008 .................... 50 1604 .....................2006 .................... 51 1591 .....................2007 .................... 49 1564 .....................2011 .................... 48 1538 .....................1997 .................... 47 1427 .....................2001 .................... 45 1422 .....................2000 .................... 45

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

446 .......................2009 .................... 57 382........................1997 .................... 47 360........................2004 .................... 52 349........................2008 .................... 50 336........................2005 .................... 53 293........................2001 .................... 45 270 ........................1982 .................... 38 269........................2011 .................... 48 267........................1981 .................... 41 264 .......................2010 .................... 45

AT-BATS

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HITS 1.

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10.

626........................2009 .................... 57 546........................2004 .................... 52 531 ........................2005 .................... 53 515 ........................2008 .................... 50 503........................1997 .................... 47 441 ........................2001 .................... 45 440 .......................2011 .................... 48 431 ........................2006 .................... 51 428........................2010 .................... 45 422........................2007 .................... 49

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

408........................2009 .................... 57 331 ........................1997 .................... 47 328........................2004 .................... 52 304........................2008 .................... 50 302........................2005 .................... 53 252........................2001 .................... 45 241 ........................2010 .................... 45 238........................2011 .................... 48 228........................1996 .................... 41 227 ........................1995 .................... 45 227 ........................1982 .................... 38 227 ........................1981 .................... 41

TRIPLES 1.

3.

5.

7.

RUNS BATTED IN

DOUBLES 1.

2.

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5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

117 ........................2009 .................... 57 112 ........................2008 .................... 50 98 ........................2004 .................... 52 90 ........................2001 .................... 45 89 ........................1997 .................... 47 85 ........................2005 .................... 53 82 ........................2006 .................... 51 74 ........................1995 .................... 45 73 ........................2000 .................... 45 73 ........................1987 .................... 42

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18 ..........................2009 .................... 57 18 ..........................1989 .................... 40 17 ..........................2004 .................... 52 17 ..........................1990 .................... 41 16 ..........................1994 .................... 42 16 ..........................1981 .................... 41 15 ..........................2005 .................... 53 15 ..........................2000 .................... 51 15 ..........................1997 .................... 47 15 ..........................1986 .................... 37

HOME RUNS 1.

2.

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57 ..........................2009 .................... 57 40 ..........................2008 .................... 50 39 ..........................2004 .................... 52 37 ..........................2005 .................... 53 35 ..........................1997 .................... 47 34 ..........................1982 .................... 38 33 ..........................2011 .................... 48 31 ..........................2010 .................... 45 28 ..........................1983 .................... 38 26 ..........................1993 .................... 39

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950........................2009 .................... 57 795........................2004 .................... 52 771 ........................2008 .................... 50 757 ........................2005 .................... 53 727 ........................1997 .................... 47 616 ........................2011 .................... 48 610 ........................2010 .................... 45 604........................2001 .................... 45 597 ........................2006 .................... 51 541 ........................1982 .................... 38

TOTAL BASES

TEAM TOP TEN LISTS

10.

.329...................................... 2009 .327 .......................................1997 .317 ...................................... 2004 .311 ...................................... 1986 .309...................................... 2001 .304...................................... 1994 .303...................................... 2005 .302...................................... 2010 .302...................................... 2008 .300...................................... 1996

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 1.

2.

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.500...................................... 2009 .473 .......................................1997 .464 ..................................... 1982 .461...................................... 2004 .452...................................... 2008 .433...................................... 2005 .431 ...................................... 2010 .429...................................... 1986 .423...................................... 2001 .420...................................... 1989

WALKS 1.

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7.

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235........................1997 .................... 47 228........................2009 .................... 57 212........................1981 .................... 41 200........................1996 .................... 41 187 ........................1995 .................... 45 186........................1980 .................... 35 180........................1985 .................... 39 178 ........................1998 .................... 45 175 ........................2008 .................... 50 174 ........................1987 .................... 42

STRIKEOUTS BATTING 1.

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344 .......................2005 .................... 53 331 ........................2011 .................... 48 326........................2009 .................... 57 319 ........................2004 .................... 52 303........................2006 .................... 51 296........................2008 .................... 50 279 ........................2003 .................... 43 266........................2010 .................... 45 250........................2007 .................... 49 250........................2000 .................... 45

STOLEN BASE PCT. 1.

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ON-BASE PCT. 1.

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126........................1980 .................... 35 118........................1982 .................... 38 112........................1981 .................... 41 106........................2001 .................... 45 97........................1985 .................... 39 95........................2002 .................... 42 91........................2005 .................... 53 88........................1983 .................... 38 85........................2009 .................... 57 81........................1984 .................... 37

.423.......................................1997 .417 ...................................... 2009 .398...................................... 1996 .393...................................... 2004 .391 ...................................... 2001 .387 ...................................... 1994 .386...................................... 2008 .386...................................... 1995 .385...................................... 2010 .382...................................... 2005

FIELDING PCT. 1.

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.970 ...................................... 2009 .965...................................... 2007 .964 ..................................... 1966 .963...................................... 2008 .963...................................... 2005 .962...................................... 1987 .960...................................... 2011 .957 ...................................... 2004 .956...................................... 2010 .954...................................... 2006

DOUBLE PLAYS 1.

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STOLEN BASES 1.

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.858.......................1985 ................ 97-113 .838.......................1983 ................ 88-105 .834.......................1980 ............... 126-151 .830.......................1982 ............... 118-142 .816 .......................2011 ................. 62-76 .815 .......................2001 ............... 106-130 .811 .......................1981 ............... 112-138 .804.......................2006 ................. 78-97 .798.......................2005 ................ 91-114 .787 .......................2009 ................ 85-108

66 ..........................2009 .................... 57 61 ..........................2005 .................... 53 53 ..........................2011 .................... 48 50 ..........................1996 .................... 41 47 ..........................2010 .................... 45 46 ..........................2008 .................... 50 41 ..........................1997 .................... 47 40 ..........................2000 .................... 45 37 ..........................1990 .................... 41 36 ..........................2006 .................... 51 36 ..........................2003 .................... 43 36 ..........................2001 .................... 45 36 ..........................1995 .................... 45

PITCHING EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1.

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2.05...................................... 1968 2.10 .......................................1973 2.89...................................... 1969 3.08...................................... 2005 3.28...................................... 2006 3.33...................................... 1990 3.42...................................... 1991 3.44 ..................................... 2004 3.52.......................................1974 3.77...................................... 2007

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STRIKEOUTS 1.

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8.

9.

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348........................2007 ................. 420.0 346........................2005 ................. 439.0 342........................2006 ................. 420.1 336........................2009 ................. 468.0 327 ........................2008 ................. 423.1 320........................2004 ................. 424.0 289........................2010 ..................367.0 261........................2011 ................. 398.0 254........................1997 ................. 355.1 237 ........................2003 ................. 330.1

1.

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229........................1982 ................. 293.0 212........................2009 ................. 468.0 212........................1981 ................. 322.1 211 ........................1984 ..................267.1 198........................1983 ................. 285.2 187 ........................2008 ................. 423.1 179 ........................1980 ..................277.0 177 ........................2000 ................. 361.2 163........................1995 ................. 333.1 162........................2011 ................. 398.0

WALKS

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COMPLETE GAMES 1.

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21 ..........................1981 .................... 41 18 ..........................1993 .................... 39 17 ..........................1994 .................... 42 16 ..........................2002 .................... 43 16 ..........................2000 .................... 45 16 ..........................1992 .................... 39 15 ..........................1999 .................... 43 15 ..........................1995 .................... 45 15 ..........................1980 .................... 35 13 ..........................1991 .................... 35 13 ..........................1989 .................... 40

OPPONENT BATTING AVERAGE 1.

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.182 .......................1973 .................... 23 .184.......................1972 .................... 24 .188 .......................1966 .................... 20 .209.......................1970 .................... 21 .211 .......................1969 .................... 22 .232.......................1968 .................... 22 .234.......................1967 .................... 18 .244.......................1971 ..................... 24 .251 .......................1974 ..................... 21 .254.......................2006 .................... 51

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19..........................2010 .................... 45 13..........................2005 .................... 53 11..........................2011 .................... 48 11..........................2006 .................... 51 9..........................2009 .................... 57 9..........................2004 .................... 52 9..........................1989 .................... 40 8..........................1987 .................... 42 8..........................1982 .................... 38 7..........................2008 .................... 50 7..........................2007 .................... 49 7..........................1997 .................... 47 7..........................1995 .................... 45 7..........................1990 .................... 41 7..........................1986 .................... 37

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS NCAA REGIONALS 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

Most Multiple-Hit Games in a Season: 25, Clint Moore, 2009 Most Multiple-Hit Games in a Career: 73, Milan Dinga, 2004-07 Most Multiple-RBI Games in a Season: 20, Clint Moore, 2009 Most Multiple-RBI Games in a Career: 54, Clint Moore, 2008-11 DOUBLES Most in a Game: 3, Joey Henshaw vs. Quinnipiac, 2011; Kyle Fleming vs. Columbia, 2009; Nate Stone vs. Lehigh, 2004; Glenn Donelin vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 1990; Eric Wolf vs. Pace, 1989 Most in a Season: 19, Kevin McKague, 2008 Most in a Career: 51, Clint Moore, 2008-11 TRIPLES Most in a Game: 3, Gene Atkinson vs. Cornell, 1965 Most in a Season: 7, Reggie Moore, 1990 Most in a Career: 15, Milan Dinga, 2004-07 HOME RUNS Most in a Game: 3, Clint Moore vs. Lafayette, 2011; Walker Gorham vs. Lehigh (Patriot League Tournament), 2005 Most in a Season: 13, Joey Henshaw, 2009 Most in a Career: 35, Clint Moore, 2008-11 Most Consecutive Home Runs: 4, Pete Foster, 1983 (two in both games of doubleheader vs. LIU) Most Multiple-Home Run Games in a Season: 3, Milan Dinga, 2006; Walker Gorham, 2005; Schuyler Williamson, 2004 Most Multiple-Home Run Games in a Career: 4, Schuyler Williamson, 2002-05 TOTAL BASES Most in a Game: 13, Milan Dinga vs. New York Tech, 2006; Walker Gorham vs.

Navy, 2005 Most in a Season: 135, Joey Henshaw, 2009 Most in a Career: 413, Clint Moore, 2008-11 RUNS BATTED IN Most in a Game: 8, Mike Scioletti vs. New York Tech, 1997; Dan Kirk vs.

Brooklyn, 1987 Most in a Season: 75, Joey Henshaw, 2009 Most in a Career: 185, Clint Moore, 2008-11

MIKE SCIOLETTI

GAMES

Most in a Season: 57, Zach Price, 2009 Most in a Career: 199, Milan Dinga, 2004-07; Jeremy Stache, 2003-06 Most Consecutive Starts: 199, Milan Dinga, 2004-07; Jeremy Stache, 2003-06 Most Starts in a Season: 55, J.P. Polchinski, 2009 Most Starts in a Career: 199, Milan Dinga, 2004-07; Jeremy Stache, 2003-06

BATTING

AT BATS Most in a Game: 8, by several players Most in a Season: 224, Kyle Scogin, 2005 Most in a Career: 770, Milan Dinga, 2004-07 BATTING AVERAGE Highest in a Season (Min. 50 At-Bats): .430, Tom Cascino, 1986 Highest in a Career (Min. 200 At-Bats): .378, Glenn Donelin, 1988-90 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Highest in a Season (Min. 50 At-Bats): .869, Mike Scioletti, 1997 Highest in a Career (Min. 200 At-Bats): .589, Clint Moore, 2008-11 BASE HITS Most in a Game: 6, Clint Moore vs. Sacred Heart, 2008; Eric Wolf vs. Fordham, 1992 Most in a Season: 81, Kyle Scogin, 2005 Most in a Career: 257, Milan Dinga, 2004-07

RUNS SCORED Most in a Game: 5, Several players (most recently by Andy Ernesto vs. Lehigh, 2009) Most in a Season: 65, Bryan Price, 1997 Most in a Career: 174, Clint Moore, 2008-11 STOLEN BASES Most in a Game: 5, Josh Holden vs. St. Peter’s, 2003; Charles Gerhardt vs. 7th Regiment, 1915 Most in a Season: 31, Miguel Gastellum, 2001 Most in a Career: 75, Miguel Gastellum, 1999-02 Best Stolen Base Percentage in a Season (min. 10 att.): 1.000, Ben Koenigsfeld (11-11), 2009; Jim Towey, 1980 (22-22) Best Stolen Base Percentage in a Career (min. 10 att.): .810, Ben Koenigsfeld (17-21), 2008-11 WALKS Most in a Game: 5, Zach Price vs. Maryland, 2011 Most in a Season: 40, Mike Scioletti, 1997 Most in a Career: 111, Adam Thompson, 1995-98 HIT BY PITCH Most Times Hit By Pitch in a Season: 16, Walker Gorham, 2004 Most Hit By Pitch in a Career: 36, J.P. Polchinski, 2006-09

BASE HITS Longest Game Hitting Streak: 25, Milan Dinga, 2006 Most Consecutive Hits: 8, Walker Gorham, 2005 Most Consecutive Times Reached Base: 11, Walker Gorham, 2005 Most Recent to Hit for Cycle: Tony Capozzi vs. Dartmouth, 2008

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

EARNED RUN AVERAGE Lowest in a Season (min. 40 IP): 0.57, Joe Fowler, 1968 Lowest in a Career (min. 75 IP): 1.62, Barry DeBolt, 1964-66 INNINGS PITCHED Most in a Game by a Starter: 15.0, Walt LeCates vs. Fordham, 1952 Most in a Game by a Reliever: 13.2, Bob Landry vs. New York University, 1930 Most in a Season: 90.0, Matt Fouch, 2009; Matt Cini, 2000 Most in a Career: 327.2, Nick Hill, 2004-07 OPPONENT BATTING AVERAGE Lowest Opponent Batting Average in a Season (Min. 50 IP): .159 (54-339), Barry DeBolt, 1966 Lowest Opponent Batting Average in a Career (Min. 100 IP): .212 (247-1163), Nick Hill, 2004-07 Most Consecutive Batters Retired by a Reliever: 25, Wade Greenlee, 2005 APPEARANCES Most Appearances in a Season: 28, Monte Jones, 2005 Most Appearances in a Career: 87, Dan Pluff, 2003-06 Most Games Started in a Season: 15, Matt Fouch, 2009 Most Games Started in a Career: 50, Nick Hill, 2004-07 Most Relief Appearances in a Season: 28, Monte Jones, 2005 Most Relief Appearances in a Career: 86, Dan Pluff, 2003-06 Most Consecutive Scoreless Appearances by a Reliever (one season): 16, Milan Dinga, 2006, 2007 Most Consecutive Scoreless Appearances by a Reliever (two seasons): 32, Milan Dinga, 2006-07 Most Holds in a Career: 38, Monte Jones, 2003-06 STRIKEOUTS Most in a Nine-Inning Game: 17, Steve Reich vs. New York Tech, 1993; Eric Pedersen vs. Princeton, 1968; Bob Kewley vs. Yale, 1960 Most in a Seven-Inning Game: 17, Steve Reich vs. Air Force, 1992 Most in a Season: 103, Bill Shepherd, 1957 Most in a Career: 336, Nick Hill, 2004-07 SHUTOUTS Most in a Season: 3, Nick Hill, 2004; Jason Hance, 1994 Most Total Shutouts in a Season (Individual and Combined): 4, Kirk Porter, 2009; Ben Koenigsfeld, 2008; Nick Hill, 2004 Most in a Career: 7, Nick Hill 2004-07 Most Total Shutouts in a Career (Individual and Combined): 12, Nick Hill, 2004-07 Most Consecutive Shutouts: 3, Jason Hance, 1994 Most Consecutive Shutout Innings: 23, Jason Hance, 1994 Most Consecutive Innings Without Allowing an Earned Run: 25, Cole White, 2007

SAVES Most in a Season: 13, Kevin McKague, 2010 Most in a Career: 27, Milan Dinga, 2004-07 Most Consecutive: 14, Kevin McKague, 2010 (active entering 2012 season) Highest Save Percentage in a Season (Min. 8 Att.): 1.000 (13-13), Kevin McKague, 2010; 1.000 (10-10), Milan Dinga, 2006 Highest Save Percentage in a Career (Min. 10 Att.): .931 (27-29), Milan Dinga, 2003-07 NO-HITTERS Bob Neyland vs. Colgate, 1914 Rod Vitty vs. Swarthmore, 1955 Jon Rindfleisch vs. Swarthmore, 1957

CATCHING

BASERUNNERS THROWN OUT Highest Percentage of Base Runners Thrown Out in a Season: 52.4 (22 of 42), J.T. Watkins, 2011 Highest Number of Base Runners Thrown Out in a Career: 53 (53 of 169), Schuyler Williamson, 2002-05 Highest Percentage of Base Runners Thrown Out in a Career: 39.6 (44 of 111), J.T. Watkins, 2009-

FRESHMAN SEASON RECORDS Games Played ............................................................ 57, Zach Price, 2009 Games Started ........................................................... 53, Zach Price, 2009 Base Hits .................................................................... 70, Zach Price, 2009 At-Bats ..................................... 197, Zach Price, 2009; Clint Moore, 2008 Walks .......................................................................... 39, Zach Price, 2009

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

PITCHING

WINS Most in a Season: 10, Nick Hill, 2004, 2005; Justin Kashner, 2005 Most in a Career: 35, Bob Neyland, 1913-16 Most in a Career (Modern Era): 33, Nick Hill, 2004-07 Highest Winning Percentage in a Season (min. 10 dec.): .900, (9-1), Barry DeBolt, 1966 Most Consecutive Wins: 20, Bob Neyland, 1914-15 Most Consecutive Wins to Begin a Career, Starting Pitcher: 7, Cole White, 2005 Most Patriot League Wins in a Season: 5, Ben Koenigsfeld, 2009; Justin Kashner, 2004 Most Patriot League Wins in a Career: 16, Nick Hill, 2004-07 Best Patriot League Winning Percentage in a Season (min. 5 decisions): 1.000, Ben Koenigsfeld, 2009 (5-0); Justin Kashner, 2004 (5-0) Best Patriot League Winning Percentage in a Career (min. 10 decisions): .900 (9-1), Pat Saxman, 1994-97 Most Consecutive Patriot League Wins to Begin Career: 9, Ben Koenigsfeld, 2008-2010

Runs Scored .............................................................. 59, Zach Price, 2009 Runs Batted In ...................................................50, Kevin McKague, 2008 Total Bases .............................................................. 105, Clint Moore, 2008 Doubles ...............................................................19, Kevin McKague, 2008 Slugging Percentage (Min. 100 AB) .................... .626, Cole White, 2005 On-Base Percentage (Min. 100 AB).................... .480, Zach Price, 2009 Home Runs.................................................................. 10, Cole White, 2005 Stolen Bases............................. 14, Zach Price, 2009; Clint Moore, 2008 Multiple-Hit Games ...................................................22, Clint Moore, 2008 Multiple-RBI Games..........................................18, Kevin McKague, 2008 Longest Hitting Streak ............................................. 16, Zach Price, 2009 Wins..................................................................................10, Nick Hill, 2004 Strikeouts........................................................................ 81, Nick Hill, 2004 Complete Games ..............................................................8, Nick Hill, 2004 Innings Pitched ...........................................................86.2, Nick Hill, 2004 Shutouts ............................................................................3, Nick Hill, 2004 Total Shutouts (Individual and Combined) ...................4, Nick Hill, 2004 Games Started ............................................................... 13, Nick Hill, 2004 Winning Percentage (Min. 8 Dec.) ...............875 (7-1), Cole White, 2005 Opponent Batting Average (Min. 50 IP)....................203, Nick Hill, 2004 Appearances ......................................................... 24, Brad Johnson, 2004 Relief Appearances .............................................. 24, Brad Johnson, 2004

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BATTING LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE SEASON

CAREER

(Min. 50 AB) 1.

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3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Tom Cascino Mike Scioletti Nate Stone Darin Souza Cole White Glenn Donelin Roger Zailskas Paul Divis Kenny Smith 10. Bill Mullee

TRIPLES SEASON

(Min. 200 AB)

.430 .415 .414 .412 .408 .406 .403 .400 .400 .399

1986 1997 2004 1996 2007 1990 1960 1980 1965 1995

1.

2.

3.

4.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Glenn Donelin Bill Mullee Shaun Salmon Paul Divis Kenny Smith Cole White Joey Henshaw Kevin McKague Josh Holden Tom Cascino

.378 .369 .362 .360 .360 .359 .349 .348 .341 .341

1988-90 1993-96 1997-00 1978-81 1965-67 2005-08 2008-11 20082001-03 1984-87

1. Reggie Moore 7 1990 2. Shannon Smith 6 1989 3. Clint Moore 5 2009 Milan Dinga 5 2006 Milan Dinga 5 2005 Wes Bumgardner 5 2004 Scott Donaldson 5 1985 Kenny Smith 5 1966 Gene Atkinson 5 1965 10. 8 players 4 (most recent: Clint Moore, 2010)

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Bryan Price Zach Price Clint Moore Schuyler Williamson Milan Dinga Joey Henshaw Kyle Scogin Nate Stone Mike Scioletti 10. Clint Moore

CAREER 65 59 58 52 51 47 47 47 47 46

1997 2009 2009 2004 2004 2009 2005 2004 1997 2008

1. Clint Moore 2. Milan Dinga 3. Schuyler Williamson 4. Bryan Price 5. Andy Ernesto 6. Kyle Scogin 7. Zach Price 8. Cole White 9. Nate Stone 10. Shaun Salmon Mark Houston

174 165 137 132 130 124 123 121 120 119 119

1.

2.

3.

4.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Kyle Scogin Joey Henshaw Kevin McKague Milan Dinga Nate Stone Clint Moore Cole White Schuyler Williamson Zach Price Clint Moore

1. Joey Henshaw 2. Schuyler Williamson Mike Scioletti 4. Clint Moore Clint Moore 6. Walker Gorham Cole White 8. Lance Boyce Pete Foster 10. Kevin McKague Chris Simmons Cole White Nolan Cork

2005 2009 2009 2005 2004 2009 2007 2004 2009 2008

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Milan Dinga 257 Clint Moore 233 Cole White 232 Shaun Salmon 209 Kevin McKague 208 Nate Stone 196 Bill Mullee 193 8. Joey Henshaw 188 9. Chris Simmons 187 Schuyler Williamson 187

1. Kevin McKague 2. Andy Ernesto Clint Moore Nate Stone 5. Kyle Kalkwarf 6. J.P. Polchinski Andy Ernesto Mike Scioletti Bill Mullee Kevin DeHart

2004-07 2008-11 2005-08 1997-00 20082002-05 1993-96 2008-11 2005-08 2002-05

98

2008 2009 2009 2004 2001 2009 2008 1997 1995 1981

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

13 12 12 11 11 10 10 9 9 8 8 8 8

2009 2004 1997 2011 2009 2005 2005 1993 1983 2010 2008 2008 2004

1.

2.

3.

4.

Clint Moore 35 Cole White 28 Mike Scioletti 26 Joey Henshaw 23 Schuyler Williamson 23 Lance Boyce 23 7. Kevin McKague 19 8. Ben Koenigsfeld 18 9. Walker Gorham 17 Erik Everton 17 Karl Tappert 17 Kenny Smith 17

2008-11 2005-08 1995-98 2008-11 2002-05 1990-93 20082008-11 2002-05 1984-87 1983-86 1965-67

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Joey Henshaw Mike Scioletti Clint Moore Nate Stone Kevin McKague Clint Moore Schuyler Williamson 8. Mike Scioletti 9. Kevin McKague Kyle Scogin

CAREER 75 67 65 53 50 48 48 45 44 44

2009 1997 2009 2004 2008 2011 2004 1996 2009 2005

1.

2.

3.

4.

6.

8.

9.

10.

Clint Moore 185 Mike Scioletti 152 Milan Dinga 139 Kevin McKague 138 Joey Henshaw 138 Cole White 124 Schuyler Williamson 124 Nate Stone 123 Chris Simmons 118 Walker Gorham 113 Erik Everton 113

2008-11 1995-98 2004-07 20082008-11 2005-08 2002-05 2002-05 2005-08 2002-05 1984-87

STOLEN BASES SEASON

CAREER 19 18 18 18 17 15 15 15 15 15

CAREER

SEASON

DOUBLES SEASON

2004-07 1988-91 2008-11 1983-86 2005-08 1987-90 2005-08 1992-95 2002-05 1965-67

RUNS BATTED IN CAREER

81 80 79 75 75 73 73 71 70 69

Milan Dinga 15 Reggie Moore 13 Clint Moore 12 Scott Donaldson 11 Cole White 10 Shannon Smith 10 7. Chris Simmons 9 Mark Houston 9 9. Schuyler Williamson 8 Kenny Smith 8

SEASON 2008-11 2004-07 2002-05 1995-98 2006-09 2004-07 20092005-08 2002-05 1997-00 1992-95

BASE HITS SEASON

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

HOME RUNS

RUNS SCORED SEASON

CAREER

Clint Moore Andy Ernesto Cole White Nate Stone Kevin McKague Schuyler Williamson Kyle Kalkwarf 8. Joey Henshaw Jeremy Stache Walker Gorham Bill Mullee

51 47 44 41 39 38 38 37 37 37 37

2008-11 2006-09 2005-08 2002-05 20082002-05 1999-02 2008-11 2003-06 2002-05 1993-96

1. Miguel Gastellum 2. Josh Holden 3. Miguel Gastellum Jim Bagwell 5. Lance Boyce 6. Paul Divis 7. Josh Holden Mike Spurr Gary Donaldson Paul Taylor Glenn Davis

CAREER 31 27 26 26 25 24 23 23 23 23 23

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2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Miguel Gastellum Josh Holden Lance Boyce Schuyler Williamson Jim Bagwell Gary Donaldson Paul Divis 8. Arthur O’Neal 9. Kyle Scogin Jim Towey

75 70 60 53 50 48 48 46 45 45

1999-02 2001-03 1990-93 2002-05 1978-81 1980-83 1978-81 1992-95 2004-07 1979-81

PITCHING LEADERS PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

WINS SEASON

CAREER

1. Nick Hill 10 2005 Justin Kashner 10 2005 Nick Hill 10 2004 4. Barry DeBolt 9 1966 5. Tyler Anderegg 8 2009 Ben Koenigsfeld 8 2009 Bob Kewley 8 1980 8. 8 players 7 2005 (most recent: Matt Fouch, 2009)

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Bob Neyland Nick Hill Justin Kashner Barry DeBolt Cole White Matt Fouch Steve Reich Mike Tripp 9. Ben Koenigsfeld 10. Travis Smith

35 33 23 22 21 20 19 19 18 17

1913-16 2004-07 2002-05 1964-66 2005-08 2007-10 1990-93 1988-91 2008-11 1993-96

EARNED RUN AVERAGE CAREER

SEASON

(Min. 75 IP)

(Min. 40 IP)

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Joe Fowler Ron Petricka Steve Reich Nick Hill Barry DeBolt Barry DeBolt Mel Brinkley Nick Hill Steve Reich Mike Tripp Craig Jones

0.57 0.98 1.11 1.21 1.26 1.50 1.70 1.91 2.07 2.07 2.07

1968 1973 1990 2005 1966 1965 1973 2007 1991 1989 1980

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Barry DeBolt Doug Rogers Mel Brinkley Nick Hill Eric Pedersen Steve Reich Monte Jones Lance Boyce Ron Petricka Mike Tripp

1.62 1.72 1.90 2.20 2.31 2.49 2.63 2.66 2.67 2.89

1964-66 1967-69 1972-73 2004-07 1968-70 1990-93 2003-06 1990-93 1971-73 1988-91

BEN KOENIGSFELD

WINNING PERCENTAGE SEASON

STRIKEOUTS

CAREER

(Min. 5 decisions)

SEASON

(Min. 10 decisions)

1. Barry DeBolt .900 9-1 1966 2. Bob Kewley .889 8-1 1960 3. Cole White .875 7-1 2005 Travis Smith .875 7-1 1994 5. Pat Saxman .857 6-1 1997 Shannon Smith .857 6-1 1989 Stu Whitfield .857 6-1 1980 8. 6 players .833 (most recent: Ken Jackson, 2011)

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Mac Hayes Bob Neyland Barry DeBolt Tyler Anderegg Nick Hill Shannon Smith Matt Fouch Greg Softy Steve Reich Pat Saxman

.909 .875 .786 .764 .733 .714 .690 .684 .655 .652

10-1 35-5 22-6 13-4 33-12 15-6 20-9 13-6 19-10 15-8

1964-66 1913-16 1964-66 2006-09 2004-07 1987-90 2007-10 1986-89 1990-93 1994-97

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Bill Shepherd Barry DeBolt Nick Hill Nick Hill Barry DeBolt Bob Kewley 7. Steve Reich John Brudvig 9. Craig Jones 10. Nick Hill

103 102 100 90 89 89 88 88 85 81

INNINGS PITCHED SEASON 1. Matt Fouch Matt Cini 3. Nick Hill 4. Nick Hill 5. Barry DeBolt 6. Ben Koenigsfeld Nick Hill 8. Justin Kashner 9. Buck Adams 10. Barry DeBolt

90.0 90.0 89.0 86.2 86.0 84.2 84.2 84.0 82.2 78.0

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Nick Hill 327.2 Justin Kashner 266.2 Steve Reich 260.2 Matt Fouch 254.1 Buck Adams 249.0 Mike Tripp 246.0 Barry DeBolt 239.0 Matt Cini 236.2 Rich Krafft 235.1 Cole White 230.2

1957 1966 2007 2005 1964 1960 1993 1981 1980 2004

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

Nick Hill Steve Reich Barry DeBolt Justin Kashner Matt Cini John Brudvig Buck Adams Cole White Ben Koenigsfeld Drew Clothier

336 259 255 198 194 193 183 182 180 164

2004-07 1990-93 1964-66 2002-05 1997-00 1978-81 1998-01 2005-08 2008-11 2005-08

SAVES SEASON

CAREER 2009 2000 2005 2004 1966 2009 2007 2005 2000 1965

CAREER

2004-07 2002-05 1990-93 2007-10 1998-01 1988-91 1964-66 1997-00 1985-88 2005-08

1. Kevin McKague 13 2. Milan Dinga 10 3. Ben Koenigsfeld 8 Milan Dinga 8 5. Kevin McKague 7 6. Milan Dinga 6 Chad LeMay 6 Jim Kitz 6 9. Arthur O’Neal 5 Lance Boyce 5 Shane Kimbrough 5

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1.

2.

3.

4.

4.

Milan Dinga 27 Kevin McKague 22 Chad LeMay 13 Ben Koenigsfeld 10 Dan Pluff 9 Arthur O’Neal 9 6. Lance Boyce 7 Paul Perry 7 8. Mike Erwin 6 Shane Kimbrough 6 Jim Kitz 6

2004-07 20081986-88 2008-11 2003-06 1992-95 1990-93 1990-93 1999-02 1987-89 1982

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YEARLY LEADERS 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

HITS

Tony Pyrz ...........................20 Kenny Smith .....................32 John Boretti ...................... 24 Kenny Smith .....................23 Tom Krieger ...................... 27 Pete McCall .......................32 Pete McCall ....................... 24 Tom Pyrz............................25 Steve Etheridge ................18 Pete Jackson .................... 21 Brent Clark ........................23 Brent Clark ........................29 Warren Chellman .............36 Paul Taylor ........................23 Paul Taylor ........................ 31 Paul Divis ..........................46 Paul Divis ..........................50 Dave Toth ..........................49 Kevin Batule ..................... 47 Gary Donaldson................ 47 Gary Donaldson................49 Scott Donaldson ...............35 Jon Reinebold ...................35 Mike Spurr ........................40 Karl Tappert ......................50 Erik Everton ......................46 Shannon Smith.................38 Glenn Donelin ...................56 Glenn Donelin ...................63 Lance Boyce .....................45 Lance Boyce ..................... 37 Eric Wolf ............................ 37 Arthur O’Neal ....................52 Bill Mullee ......................... 61 Bill Mullee .........................63 Bill Mullee .........................52 Bryan Price .......................68 Shaun Salmon ..................59 Brian Supko ......................48 Buddy Gengler ..................58 Miguel Gastellum .............56 Kyle Kalkwarf.................... 51 Josh Holden ...................... 47 Nate Stone ........................75 Kyle Scogin ....................... 81 Milan Dinga ......................67 Cole White.........................73 Clint Moore .......................69 Joey Henshaw ...................80 Ben Koenigsfeld ............... 51 Zach Price....................... 56

TOTAL BASES

1966 Kenny Smith .....................50 1967 Kenny Smith .....................40

1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973

Tom Krieger ......................46 Pete McCall .......................45 Pete McCall .......................34 Don Knight ........................40 Steve Etheridge ................23 Kevin Craig........................29 Brent Clark ........................33 Brent Clark ........................45 Jerry Araneo...................... 57 Mike Trubia .......................29 Tom Snukis .......................38 Paul Taylor ........................60 Paul Divis .......................... 77 Kevin DeHart ....................75 Gary Donaldson................84 Gary Donaldson................ 76 Scott Donaldson ...............54 Karl Tappert ......................54 Erik Everton ......................69 Karl Tappert ......................78 Erik Everton ......................67 Shannon Smith.................67 Shannon Smith.................79 Glenn Donelin ...................83 Lance Boyce .....................78 Lance Boyce ..................... 61 Lance Boyce .....................86 Bill Mullee .........................82 Bill Mullee .........................83 Mike Scioletti .................... 76 Mike Scioletti ..................113 Shaun Salmon ..................75 Brian Supko ......................62 Buddy Gengler .................. 71 Kyle Kalkwarf....................80 Kyle Kalkwarf....................64 Nate Stone ........................67 Schuyler Williamson .......127 Walker Gorham...............106 Milan Dinga ....................108 Cole White.......................103 Clint Moore .....................105 Joey Henshaw .................135 Kevin McKague .............. 85 Clint Moore .......................90

RUNS BATTED IN

Tony Pyrz ...........................12 Kenny Smith .....................26 Kenny Smith .....................30 Tom Krieger ...................... 17 Bart McLellan ...................18 Pete McCall ....................... 24 Pete McCall ....................... 14 Don Knight ........................20 Steve Etheridge ................ 10 Jerry Johnson...................... 7

JEFF HOADLEY SCORES A RUN VERSUS NAVY IN 1981.

1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971

SHANNON SMITH BLASTS A WALK-OFF HOME RUN AGAINST NAVY IN 1989.

100

Garry Newsome .................. 7 Brent Clark ........................ 16 Warren Chellman ............. 16 Jerry Araneo...................... 24 Mike Trubia .......................13 Paul Taylor ........................15 Paul Taylor ........................29 Paul Divis ..........................28 Kevin DeHart ....................42 Kevin Batule .....................39 Pete Foster........................22 Erik Everton ...................... 24 Karl Tappert ...................... 24 Erik Everton ......................28 Dan Kirk ............................28 Karl Tappert ......................43 Tom Cascino .....................30 Erik Everton ......................30 Shannon Smith.................23 Shannon Smith................. 41 Shannon Smith.................36 Doug Bohrer ..................... 27 Doug Bohrer .....................20 Lance Boyce .....................20 Lance Boyce .....................30 Shannon Carney ...............28 Mark Houston ...................34 Ra Shipps .........................34 Mike Scioletti ....................45 Mike Scioletti ....................67 Mike Scioletti ....................29 Buddy Gengler .................. 31 Buddy Gengler ..................33 Kyle Kalkwarf.................... 37 Kyle Kalkwarf....................34 Walker Gorham................. 31 Nate Stone ........................53 Kyle Scogin .......................44 Milan Dinga ......................35 Milan Dinga ......................33 Kevin McKague .............. 50 Joey Henshaw ...................75 Kevin McKague .............. 36 Clint Moore .......................84

RUNS SCORED

Bob Fazen .........................15 Kenny Smith .....................18 John Boretti ......................26 Kenny Smith .....................18 Bob Merkle ....................... 17 Tom Pyrz............................18 Pete McCall ....................... 16 Bill Lord ............................. 17 Tom Pyrz............................ 17 1972 Lou Bartok ........................11 Jerry Johnson....................11 1973 Kevin Craig........................ 16

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Augie Fucci........................18 Brent Clark ........................13 Jerry Araneo......................23 Jody Fink ........................... 10 Jeff Foley ...........................15 Paul Taylor ........................15 Paul Taylor ........................28 Jim Bagwell .......................32 Jim Bagwell .......................32 Kevin DeHart ....................36 Gary Donaldson................36 Gary Donaldson................25 Scott Donaldson ............... 31 Mike Spurr ........................33 Erik Everton ......................34 Erik Everton ...................... 31 Shannon Smith................. 24 Shannon Smith.................40 Reggie Moore ...................40 Lance Boyce .....................33 Lance Boyce ..................... 31 Lance Boyce .....................39 Mark Houston ................... 41 Bill Mullee .........................39 Bryan Price .......................43 Bryan Price .......................68 Shaun Salmon ..................33 Brian Supko ......................43 Miguel Gastellum .............30 Josh Minney ......................30 Josh Minney ......................39 Miguel Gastellum .............28 Josh Holden ......................34 Schuyler Williamson .........52 Kyle Scogin ....................... 47 Milan Dinga ......................44 Milan Dinga ......................28 Clint Moore .......................46 Zach Price....................... 59 Clint Moore .......................35 Clint Moore .......................39

BATTING AVERAGE

1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978

Bob Fazen .......................345 Kenny Smith ...................400 Kenny Smith ...................324 Kenny Smith ...................348 Tom Krieger ....................338 Pete McCall .....................356 Pete McCall .....................329 Steve Etheridge ..............288 Guy Richardson ..............279 Kevin Craig......................277 Augie Fucci......................352 Warren Chellman ...........325 Warren Chellman ......... .364 George Gaza ...................328 Paul Taylor ......................341

YEARLY LEADERS Paul Divis ........................359 Paul Divis ........................400 Dave Toth ........................392 Gary Donaldson..............353 Pete Foster......................407 Jon Reinebold .................333 Dan Kirk ..........................356 Tom Cascino ...................430 Erik Everton ................... .317 Glenn Donelin .................350 Glenn Donelin .................368 Glenn Donelin .................406 Lance Boyce ...................381 Eric Wolf ..........................316 Arthur O’Neal ................ .364 Bill Mullee .......................396 Bill Mullee .......................399 Darin Souza ....................412 Mike Scioletti ..................415 Shaun Salmon ................381 Shaun Salmon ................398 Shaun Salmon ................356 Miguel Gastellum .......... .376 Josh Holden ....................398 Josh Holden ....................318 Nate Stone ......................414 Kyle Scogin .....................362 Milan Dinga ....................385 Cole White.......................408 Cole White.......................373 Clint Moore .....................395 Steve May ..................... .364 Zach Price.................... .331

1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974

Kenny Smith ....................... 7 Kenny Smith ....................... 5 Kenny Smith ....................... 5 Bart McLellan ..................... 4 Dennis Haydon ................... 3 Tom Peterson...................... 3 Don Knight .......................... 5 Four players ........................ 1 Kevin Craig.......................... 2 Kingsley Fink ...................... 2 Gary Miller .......................... 2 Three players ...................... 2 Jerry Araneo........................ 6 Mike Trubia ......................... 3 Tom Snukis ......................... 3 Three players ...................... 2 Paul Divis ............................ 3 Tim Morris ........................... 3

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980

HOME RUNS

1981 Kevin DeHart ...................... 6 1982 Kevin DeHart ...................... 6 Gary Donaldson.................. 6 1983 Pete Foster.......................... 9 1984 Erik Everton ........................ 5 1985 Erik Everton ........................ 7 1986 Karl Tappert ........................ 6 1987 Tom Cascino ....................... 4 1988 Shannon Smith................... 7 1989 Darren Lynn ........................ 5 1990 Shannon Smith................... 3 1991 Lance Boyce ....................... 7 1992 Lance Boyce ....................... 7 1993 Lance Boyce ....................... 9 1994 Arthur O’Neal ...................... 3 1995 Mark Houston ..................... 5 1996 Mike Scioletti ...................... 7 1997 Mike Scioletti ....................12 1998 Mike Scioletti ...................... 7 1999 Craig Mattox ....................... 4 2000 Bobby Brown....................... 5 2001 Buddy Gengler .................... 5 2002 Seven with .......................... 1 2003 Schuyler Williamson ........... 5 2004 Schuyler Williamson .........12 2005 Walker Gorham................. 10 Cole White......................... 10 2006 Milan Dinga ........................ 7 2007 Cole White........................... 4 2008 Chris Simmons ................... 8 Cole White........................... 8 2009 Joey Henshaw ...................13 2010 Kevin McKague .................8 2011 Clint Moore .......................11 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996

RICH BANEZ

1997 1998 1999 2000

MIKE SCIOLETTI 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

STOLEN BASES

John Boretti ........................ 9 John Boretti ........................ 6 Tom Krieger ........................ 7 Tom Pyrz.............................. 4 Tom Pyrz.............................. 4 Tom Pyrz.............................. 3 Lou Bartok .......................... 2 Tom Downar........................ 2 Brent Clark .......................... 5 Augie Fucci.......................... 4 Auggie Fucci ........................ 5 Pat Sullivan ......................... 4 Jody Fink ............................. 2 Ted Heath .........................15 Paul Taylor ........................15 Paul Taylor ........................23 Paul Divis .......................... 24 Jim Bagwell .......................26 Gary Donaldson................23 Dave Cesari....................... 14 Gary Donaldson................ 14 Scott Donaldson ...............18 Mike Spurr ........................23 Mike Spurr ........................13 Scott Brower ....................... 6 Tom Cascino ....................... 6 Shannon Smith................... 9 Glenn Donelin ................... 16 Reggie Moore ...................13 Lance Boyce .....................18 Lance Boyce .....................25 Arthur O’Neal ....................18 Arthur O’Neal .................... 16 Bill Mullee ......................... 17 Bill Mullee ........................... 7 Bryan Price ......................... 7 Bryan Price .......................13 Shaun Salmon .................... 7 Brian Supko ...................... 16 Shaun Salmon ..................18

1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

Miguel Gastellum ............. 31 Miguel Gastellum .............26 Josh Holden ...................... 27 Schuyler Williamson .........18 Kyle Scogin .......................19 Kyle Scogin ....................... 17 Cole White......................... 16 Clint Moore ....................... 14 Zach Price....................... 14 Zach Price..........................8 Zach Price....................... 13

APPEARANCES

Barry DeBolt ....................... 9 Barry DeBolt .....................11 Barry DeBolt .....................12 Roger Vandenberg.............. 9 Joe Fowler .........................11 Bill Lord ............................. 10 Roger Vandenberg............ 10 Mike Tokarsky ...................11 Barney Oakes ..................... 9 Ron Petricka ..................... 10 Mel Brinkley ........................ 8 Ron Petricka ....................... 8 Mike Pantaloni .................12 Ray Odierno ........................ 8 Geoff Schmid ...................... 8 Ray Odierno ......................12 Milan Shepherd ................13 Wally Anderson ................. 10 Ward Silvola ...................... 10 John Brudvig .....................12 Jeff Wright .........................12 Craig Jones .......................12 John Brudvig .....................12 Rich Brudzynski ................12 Jim Kitz..............................20 Jim Kitz..............................19 Phil Mitchell ......................13 Rick Nieberding ................13 Rick Nieberding ................ 16 Chad LeMay ......................15 Chad LeMay ......................20 Chad LeMay ...................... 21 Shane Kimbrough ............15 Lance Boyce ..................... 21 Steve Reich ....................... 16 Paul Perry ......................... 16 Paul Perry .........................13 Mark Houston ...................12 Pat Saxman ......................12 Travis Smith ......................12

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STEVE REICH 1995 Ed Haley ............................15 1996 Ed Haley ............................19 1997 Kevin Heffernan ...............20 Pat Saxman ......................20 1998 Buck Adams......................15 1999 Matt Cini ...........................12 2000 Mike Erwin ........................18 2001 Mike Erwin ........................19 2002 Mike Erwin ........................15 2003 Dan Pluff ...........................20 2004 Brad Johnson.................... 24 2005 Monte Jones .....................28 2006 Monte Jones .....................25 Dan Pluff ...........................25 2007 Drew Clothier .................... 21 2008 Tyler Anderegg ..................22 2009 Tyler Anderegg .................. 27 2010 Kevin McKague .............. 17 2011 Gunnar Carroll ................ 20 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

WINS

Barry DeBolt ....................... 6 Barry DeBolt ....................... 7 Barry DeBolt ....................... 9 Roger Vandenberg.............. 5 Roger Vandenberg.............. 4 John Scott ........................... 4 Bill Lord ............................... 2 Barney Oakes ..................... 5 Three players ...................... 2 Mel Brinkley ........................ 4 Henry Evans........................ 3 Geoff Schmid ...................... 3 Geoff Schmid ...................... 4 Ray Odierno ........................ 4 Ward Sivola ......................... 4 Three players ...................... 2 Jeff Wright ........................... 3 John Brudvig ....................... 6 Stu Whitfield ....................... 6 John Brudvig ....................... 6 Eric Sine .............................. 4 Eric Sine .............................. 4 Four players ........................ 2 Rich Krafft .......................... 4 Larry Tubbs ......................... 4 Parker King ......................... 5 Ken Toney ........................... 5 Ken Toney ........................... 5 Shannon Smith................... 6 Greg Softy ........................... 6 Shannon Smith................... 6 Mike Tripp ........................... 7

101

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YEARLY LEADERS

BARRY DeBOLT 1992 Steve Reich ......................... 4 Aaron Wagner ..................... 4 1993 Steve Reich ......................... 6 1994 Travis Smth ......................... 7 1995 Jason Hance ....................... 5 1996 Ed Haley .............................. 4 Jason King .......................... 4 Travis Smith ........................ 4 1997 Pat Saxman ........................ 6 1998 Jason King .......................... 4 Scott Weiss ......................... 4 1999 Matt Cini ............................. 5 2000 Buck Adams........................ 6 2001 Buck Adams........................ 5 Wes Bumgardner................ 5 2002 Brian Elliott ......................... 5 Justin Kashner.................... 5 2003 Dan Cappello ...................... 6 2004 Nick Hill ............................. 10 2005 Nick Hill ............................. 10 Justin Kashner.................. 10 2006 Nick Hill ............................... 6 2007 Nick Hill ............................... 7 Cole White........................... 7 2008 Matt Fouch.......................... 6 Ben Koenigsfeld ................. 6 2009 Tyler Anderegg .................... 8 Ben Koenigsfeld ................. 8 2010 Matt Fouch.......................... 6 Steve Cummings ................ 6 2011 Ken Jackson.......................5 Chris Rowley ......................5

EARNED RUN AVERAGE

1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977

102

Barry DeBolt ..................2.16 Barry DeBolt ..................1.50 Barry DeBolt ..................1.26 Roger Vandenberg.........2.58 Joe Fowler ......................0.57 Doug Rogers ..................2.31 Eric Pedersen ................0.34 Barney Oakes ................2.28 Mel Brinkley ...................2.16 Ron Petricka ..................0.98 Henry Evans...................1.75 Geoff Schmid .................2.37 Ward Sivola ....................4.04 Bill Scully........................4.00

1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Paul Mango....................1.65 John Brudvig ..................3.48 Craig Jones ....................2.07 Jim Kitz...........................2.93 Art Hartman ...................2.87 Larry Tubbs ....................5.90 Rich Nieberding .............4.50 Rich Krafft .....................2.39 Chad LeMay ...................1.96 Chad LeMay ...................2.55 Mike Tripp ......................2.07 Steve Reich ....................1.11 Steve Reich ....................2.07 Lance Boyce ..................2.79 Steve Reich ....................2.48 Mark Houston ................2.24 Jason Hance ..................3.39 Ed Haley .........................2.76 Kevin Heffernan ............3.72 Kevin Heffernan ............4.39 Mike Erwin .....................2.42 Mike Erwin .....................2.62 Indy Wilkinson ...............4.01 Josh Birenbaum ............3.71 Justin Kashner...............2.91 Justin Kashner...............2.57 Nick Hill ..........................1.21 Cole White......................2.48 Nick Hill ..........................1.91 Kirk Porter......................3.15 Steve Cummings ...........3.73 Kevin McKague ...........1.33 Ben Koenigsfeld ............1.40

1964 1965 1966 1967

Barry DeBolt .....................89 Barry DeBolt .....................64 Barry DeBolt ...................102 Scott Church .....................38 Roger Vandenberg............38 Eric Pedersen ................... 51 Eric Pedersen ...................45 Mike Tokarsky ...................35 Bill Lord ............................. 37 Ron Petricka .....................45 Mel Brinkley ......................52 Joe Wasiak ........................34 Geoff Schmid ....................22 Geoff Schmid ....................30 Bill Scully........................... 61 John Brudvig .....................22 John Brudvig .....................40 Craig Jones .......................85 John Brudvig .....................88 Jim Kitz..............................30 Eric Sine ............................48 Parker King .......................20 Rich Krafft ........................32 Parker King .......................36 Rich Krafft ........................43 Rich Krafft ........................38 Ken Toney .........................38 Ken Toney .........................45 Shannon Smith.................54 Steve Reich ....................... 71 Steve Reich .......................73 Steve Reich .......................88 Mark Houston ................... 31 Travis Smith .....................42 Travis Smith ...................... 47 Scott Weiss .......................49 Kevin Heffernan ...............38 Matt Cini ...........................63 Matt Cini ...........................73 Buck Adams...................... 51 Brian Elliott .......................38

1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

STRIKEOUTS

2003 Dan Cappello ....................44 Justin Kashner..................44 2004 Nick Hill ............................. 81 2005 Nick Hill .............................90 2006 Nick Hill .............................65 2007 Nick Hill ...........................100 2008 Drew Clothier ....................62 2009 Matt Fouch........................65 2010 Steve Cummings .............. 47 2011 Logan Lee ....................... 55

INNINGS PITCHED

1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Barry DeBolt ..................75.0 Barry DeBolt ..................78.0 Barry DeBolt ..................86.0 Roger Vandenberg.........59.1 Roger Vandenberg.........64.1 Doug Rogers ..................46.2 Mike Tokarsky ................43.0 Barney Oakes ................51.1 Ron Petricka ..................50.2 Mel Brinkley ...................53.0 George Koontz .............. 44.0 Geoff Schmid ................. 57.0 Ray Odierno ...................55.2 Bill Scully........................54.0 Jeff Wright ......................35.2 John Brudvig ................. 64.2 Craig Jones ....................73.2 John Brudvig .................. 77.2 Gregg Kane ....................50.2 Eric Sine .........................65.0 Art Hartman ...................35.0 Rich Krafft .....................52.1 Rich Krafft .................... 64.0 Rich Krafft .....................61.2 Rich Krafft ..................... 57.1 Mike Tripp ......................69.2 Shannon Smith..............65.0 Steve Reich ....................74.0 Lance Boyce ..................61.1 Steve Reich ....................76.1 Mark Houston ................64.1 Jason Hance ..................63.2 Travis Smith ...................65.2 Kevin Heffernan ............ 67.2 Jason King .....................68.0 Matt Cini ........................71.0 Matt Cini ........................90.0 Buck Adams...................71.0 Brian Elliott ....................68.1 Justin Kashner...............58.2 Nick Hill ..........................86.2 Nick Hill ..........................89.0 Nick Hill .......................... 67.1 Nick Hill ......................... 84.2 Drew Clothier .................76.0 Matt Fouch.....................90.0 Matt Fouch..................... 67.0 Logan Lee .................... 79.0

SAVES

1982 Jim Kitz................................ 6 1983 Gregg Kane ......................... 1 Jim Kitz................................ 1 1984 Phil Mitchell ........................ 2 1985 Parker King ......................... 1 Rick Nieberding .................. 1 1986 Chad LeMay ........................ 3 Rick Nieberding .................. 3 1987 Chad LeMay ........................ 6 1988 Chad LeMay ........................ 4 1989 Shane Kimbrough .............. 5 1990 Lance Boyce ....................... 5 1991 Steve Reich ......................... 3

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1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Paul Perry ........................... 3 Paul Perry ........................... 4 Arthur O’Neal ...................... 5 Arthur O’Neal ...................... 4 Ed Haley .............................. 1 Kevin Heffernan ................. 3 Pat Saxman ........................ 3 Brian Abell .......................... 4 Joey Boni ............................. 1 Mike Erwin .......................... 2 Mike Erwin .......................... 3 Josh Birenbaum ................. 2 Dan Pluff ............................. 3 Milan Dinga ........................ 3 Dan Pluff ............................. 3 Milan Dinga ........................ 8 Milan Dinga ...................... 10 Milan Dinga ........................ 6 Tyler Anderegg .................... 2 Kirk Porter........................... 2 Kevin McKague .................7 Kevin McKague .............. 13 Ben Koenigsfeld ................. 8

2011 HONORS ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE TEAMS

• Capital One University Division Academic AllAmerica Second Team • Capital One University Division Academic District 1 First Team • ABCA All-Region Second Team • Patriot League Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year • Olerud Award Watch List

SS CLINT MOORE • Brooks Wallace Award Quarterfinalist • Sports Illustrated “Faces in the Crowd” • NCBWA National Hitter of the Week • Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week • College Baseball Foundation and Diamond Sports National All-Star Lineup

1B-RP KEVIN McKAGUE • Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American • NCBWA Preseason All-American • College Baseball Lineup Preseason All-American

2B ZACH PRICE • Capital One University Division Academic District 1 Second Team

March 21 Joey Henshaw .438, 8 RBI, 3 2B, .688 SLG April 11 Logan Lee 6.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 4 K, W April 26 Clint Moore .391, 5 HR, 16 RBI, 7 R, 1 2B, 1.087 SLG

PATRIOT LEAGUE ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Feb. 21 Brent Peterson .500, 1 2B, 3 RBI March 28 Colin Briant 1-0, 0.00 ERA, 2 H, 4 Ks

C

J.T. Watkins

3B 2B OF

Steve May Zach Price Ben Koenigsfeld

SECOND TEAM

PATRIOT LEAGUE ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

3B STEVE MAY

ARMY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

Steve May Clint Moore Zach Price Ben Koenigsfeld

ACADEMIC TEAM

• Capital One University Division Academic District 1 Second Team

IN-SEASON AWARDS

FIRST TEAM 3B SS 2B OF

RP RP SP C RP-OF 3B 1B OF C 2B

John Buckley Ryan Davis Logan Lee Connor Love Ben Koenigsfeld Steve May Patrick Mescher Cody Murtle Kramer Peak Zach Price

ARMY IN THE NCAA RANKINGS

ZACH PRICE

INDIVIDUAL (TOP 150) Home Runs/Game 29.

Clint Moore (0.25) Runs Batted In/Game 24.

Clint Moore (1.09) Complete Games 42.

Logan Lee (4) Sacrifice Bunts 38.

Steve May (14) Sacrifice Bunts/Game 24.

Steve May (0.29) On Base Percentage 47.

Zach Price (.472)

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

RP-OF BEN KOENIGSFELD

TEAM (TOP 150) Double Plays/Game 18.

1.1

PATRIOT LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Feb. 21 Clint Moore .467, 1 HR, 3 2B, 8 RBI April 26 Clint Moore .391, 5 HR, 16 RBI, 7 R, 1 2B, 1.087 SLG

PATRIOT LEAGUE PITCHER OF THE WEEK Feb. 21 Kevin McKague 1.2 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 0 K, SV April 4 Scott Lucado 5.1 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 BB, 4 K, W April 11 Logan Lee 6.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 4 K, W April 26 Chris Rowley 7.0 IP, 0 R, 2 H, 2 BB, 3 K, CG, SO, W

LOGAN LEE

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103

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ARMY ACCOLADES AMERICAN BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL-REGION SELECTIONS (SINCE 1993) 1993 1994 1997 2004 2005 2006 2007 2009 2010 2011

Lance Boyce, OF; Steve Reich, SP (First Team) Bill Mullee, 1B (First Team) Pat Saxman, RP (Second Team) Bryan Price, 2B; Mike Scioletti, SS (First Team) Schuyler Williamson, C (Second Team) Nick Hill, SP; Nate Stone, 2B (First Team) Nick Hill, SP; Kyle Scogin, SS (First Team) Milan Dinga, RP (Second Team) Nick Hill, SP; Cole White, OF (First Team) Joey Henshaw, DH; Clint Moore, SS (First Team) Kevin McKague, RP (First Team) Ben Koenigsfeld, RP (Second Team)

AMERICAN BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 1963 1966 2004 2005 2009

Ed Haydash, OF Barry DeBolt, SP Nate Stone, 2B (Third Team) Kyle Scogin, SS (Third Team) Nick Hill, SP (Second Team) Joey Henshaw, DH (Second Team) Clint Moore, SS (Third Team)

Clint Moore, SS (Honorable Mention)

ECAC ALL-STAR SELECTIONS (SINCE 1993)

1993 1997 2004 2005 2007 2009

Steve Reich, SP (First Team) Mike Scioletti, SS (First Team) Nick Hill, SP; Nate Stone 2B (Second Team) Schuyler Williamson, C (First Team) Nick Hill, SP (First Team) Cole White, OF (First Team) Nick Hill, SP (First Team, Pitcher of the Year) Joey Henshaw, UTY (Second Team)

LOUISVILLE SLUGGER ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 2004 2005

Nick Hill, SP (Third Team) Kyle Scogin, SS (Third Team) Nick Hill, SP (Second Team)

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 2006

Steve Reich, SP Shaun Salmon, OF Milan Dinga, OF-RP; Nick Hill, SP Cole White, OF-SP Kevin McKague, 1B; Clint Moore, SS Zach Price, 2B

Jeremy Stache, 3B (Baton Rouge Regional) Schuyler Williamson, C (Tallahassee Regional) Andy Ernesto, OF (Austin Regional) Joey Henshaw, DH (Austin Regional) Clint Moore, SS (Austin Regional)

COLLEGE BASEBALL LINEUP PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 2010 2011

104

Warren Chellman, SS (First Team) Bill Mullee, 1B (Third Team) Mike Scioletti, SS (Third Team) Schuyler Williamson, C (Third Team) Nick Hill, SP (Third Team)

Bill Mullee, 1B Mike Scioletti, SS Mike Scioletti, SS Schuyler Williamson, C Tyler Anderegg, RP Ben Koenigsfeld, SP-OF Ben Koenigsfeld, RP-OF

LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 2005 2006 2008 2011

2005 2006 2007 2008 2011

Nick Hill, SP (Third Team) Nick Hill, SP (Second Team) Cole White, UTY (Third Team) Kevin McKague, RP (Third Team)

Schuyler Williamson, C (Third Team) Nick Hill, SP (First Team) Milan Dinga, RP (First Team) Cole White, UTY (Third Team) Kevin McKague, RP (Second Team)

PING! BASEBALL PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 2010

Clint Moore, SS

BROOKS WALLACE AWARD WATCH LIST (NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD) 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Nate Stone, 2B Nick Hill, SP Milan Dinga, RP-OF; Nick Hill, SP Cole White, SP-OF Clint Moore, SS Clint Moore, SS Clint Moore, SS

BROOKS WALLACE AWARD SEMIFINALIST (NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD) 2009

Clint Moore, SS

JOHNNY BENCH AWARD WATCH LIST (NATIONAL TOP CATCHER AWARD) 2005 2011

2005 2006 2007 2008

Schuyler Williamson, C J.T. Watkins, C

Nick Hill, SP Nick Hill, SP Milan Dinga, RP; Cole White, SP Cole White, SP

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION STOPPER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST 2006 2007 2010 2011 2012

Clint Moore, SS (Second Team) Kevin McKague, UTY (Third Team)

Milan Dinga, RP Milan Dinga, RP Kevin McKague, RP Kevin McKague, RP Kevin McKague, RP

AAU SULLIVAN AWARD FINALIST

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 1976 1996 1997 2004 2007

1996 1997 1998 2004 2009 2010 2011

ROGER CLEMENS AWARD WATCH LIST (NATIONAL TOP PITCHER AWARD)

ALL-NCAA REGIONAL TEAM SELECTIONS 2004 2005 2009

PATRIOT LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Milan Dinga, RP (Third Team)

LOUISVILLE SLUGGER FRESHMEN ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 1990 1997 2004 2005 2008 2009

Tyler Anderegg, RP (Second Team) Ben Koenigsfeld (Third Team) Ben Koenigsfeld (Second Team)

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS

PING! BASEBALL ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 2009

2009 2010 2011

2010

Clint Moore, SS

OLERUD WATCH LIST 2010 2011

Ben Koenigsfeld, OF-SP Ben Koenigsfeld, OF-RP

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LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS

1960 Head Coach Eric Tipton Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League Record: 18-5-1 (8-1 EIBL) 1965 Head Coach Eric Tipton Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League Record: 15-6 (7-2 EIBL) 1966 Head Coach Eric Tipton Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League Record: 16-4 (8-1 EIBL) 1994 Head Coach Dan Roberts Patriot League North Division (North Division Champion; No. 2 Seed; Lost to Navy in PLCS 2-0) Record: 25-17 (17-3 PL North) 1997 Head Coach Dan Roberts Patriot League (Regular Season Champion; Defeated Bucknell in PLCS 2-1; Lost NCAA Play-In Series to Harvard 2-1) Record: 26-20-1 (15-5 PL) 2000 Head Coach Joe Sottolano Patriot League (No. 3 Seed; Defeated Navy in PLCS 2-0; NCAA Regionals) Record: 24-20-1 (10-8 PL) 2004 Head Coach Joe Sottolano Patriot League (Regular Season Champion; Defeated Lafayette in PLCS 2-0; NCAA Regionals) Record: 37-15 (17-3 PL) 2005 Head Coach Joe Sottolano Patriot League (Regular Season Champion; Defeated Lehigh in PLCS 2-0; NCAA Regionals) Record: 39-14 (17-3 PL) 2008 Head Coach Joe Sottolano Patriot League (Regular Season Champion; Lost to Bucknell in PLT Semifinal Series 2-1) Record: 25-25 (13-7 PL)

EASTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE FIRST TEAM ALL-LEAGUE 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1973 1975 1976 1978 1980 1981 1986 1988 1989

1990

1991 1992

PITCHER OF THE YEAR 1991

2009 Head Coach Joe Sottolano Patriot League (Regular Season Co-Champion; Defeated Lafayette in PLCS 2-0; NCAA Regionals) Record: 36-21 (13-7 PL) 2010 Head Coach Joe Sottolano Patriot League (Regular Season Champion; Lost to Bucknell in PLT Semifinal Series 2-1) Record: 28-17 (16-4 PL)

2012 ARMY BASEBALL

Bob Kewley, SP Wayne Williams, 3B Roger Zaliskas, OF Tom Eccleston, SP Ed Haydash, OF Ed Haydash, OF Barry DeBolt, SP Barry DeBolt, SP Kenny Smith, 3B John Boretti, OF Barry DeBolt, SP John Boretti, OF Tom Krieger, 3B Tom Krieger, 3B Roger Vandenberg, SP Pete McCall, OF Brent Clark, 2B Mike Trubia, DH Jerry Araneo, DH Paul Taylor, 2B Craig Jones, SP Dave Toth, C Dave Toth, C Tom Cascino, OF Karl Tappert, 1B Chad LeMay, RP Glenn Donelin, SS Shane Kimbrough, RP Reggie Moore, OF Mike Young, 2B Shannon Smith, SP Shannon Smith, 1B Rich Banez, 2B Glenn Donelin, OF Mike Tripp, SP Lance Boyce, UTY

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

1950 Head Coach Paul Amen Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League (Tied with Princeton) Record: 14-4 (7-2 EIBL)

Mike Tripp, SP

BATTING AVERAGE LEADERS 1949 Jim Stuff ........................................ .429 1951 Andy Wettlaufer............................. .385 1986 Tom Cascino ................................. .431

EARNED RUN AVERAGE LEADERS 1962 1966 1968 1969 1974 1980 1982 1989 1991

Tom Eccleston ............................... 1.59 Barry DeBolt .................................. 1.33 Roger Vandenberg ........................ 0.86 Dan Rogers.................................... 1.57 Henry Evans .................................. 0.81 Craig Jones .................................... 1.37 Al Pehanick.................................... 2.54 Shane Kimbrough ......................... 2.42 Mike Tripp ...................................... 2.30

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ALL-TIME ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE FIRST TEAM ALL-LEAGUE 1993

1994 1995

1996 1997

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

2005

2006 2007 2008 2009

2010

2011

106

Lance Boyce, OF Doug Bohrer, C Arthur O’Neal, OF Paul Perry, RP Steve Reich, SP Mark Houston, SP Arthur O’Neal, OF Mike Trotter, C Jason Hance, SP Bill Mullee, 1B Arthur O’Neal, OF Mark Houston, OF Bill Mullee, 1B Bryan Price, 2B Brian Abell, 3B Pat Saxman, RP Mike Scioletti, SS Scott Weiss, SP Shaun Salmon, OF Shaun Salmon, OF Brian Supko, OF Shaun Salmon, OF Buck Adams, SP Buddy Gengler, SS Kyle Kalkwarf, OF Miguel Gastellum, 2B Josh Holden, OF Schulyer Williamson, C Walker Gorham, 1B Nick Hill, SP Justin Kashner, SP Nate Stone, 2B Schuyler Williamson, C Walker Gorham, 1B Nick Hill, SP Kyle Scogin, SS Cole White, SP Milan Dinga, OF Nick Hill, SP Cole White, 1B Nick Hill, SP Cole White, OF Matt Fouch, SP Clint Moore, SS Cole White, OF Tyler Anderegg, RP Joey Henshaw, DH Ben Koenigsfeld, SP Ben Koenigsfeld, OF Kevin McKague, 1B Clint Moore, SS Zach Price, 2B Matt Fouch, SP Joey Henshaw, DH Kevin McKague, RP Clint Moore, SS Ben Koenigsfeld, OF Ben Koenigsfeld, OF Steve May, 3B Clint Moore, SS Zach Price, 2B

SECOND TEAM ALL-LEAGUE 1993 1994 1995

1996 1997

1998 1999 2000

2001 2002 2003 2004

2005

2006 2007 2008

2009 2011

Lance Boyce, SP Mark Houston, 3B Bill Mullee, 1B Arthur O’Neal, OF Arthur O’Neal, RP Ra Shipps, OF Mike Trotter, C Mike Zahuranic, 2B Mike Scioletti, SS Kevin Heffernan, RP Drew Hicks, C Bryan Price, 2B Matt Sawyer, 1B Darin Souza, DH Adam Thompson, OF Jason King, SP Bryan Price, 2B Mike Scioletti, SS Matt Sawyer, 1B Buck Adams, SP Brandon Boyce, C Matt Cini, SP Mike Erwin, RP Miguel Gastellum, 2B Brandon Boyce, DH Kyle Kalkwarf, OF Josh Holden, OF Dan Pluff, RP Wes Bumgardner, OF Milan Dinga, OF Wade Greenlee, RP Kyle Scogin, SS Jeremy Stache, 3B Milan Dinga, OF Wade Greenlee, RP Monte Jones, RP Justin Kashner, SP Nate Stone, 2B Cole White, OF Schuyler Williamson, C Milan Dinga, RP Cole White, SP Cole White, SP Tony Capozzi, SS Andy Ernesto, OF Ben Koenigsfeld, SP Kevin McKague, 1B J.P. Polchinski, 3B Chris Simmons, C Kyle Fleming, OF J.T. Watkins, C

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PATRIOT LEAGUE AWARD WINNERS PITCHER OF THE YEAR 1993 1994 2001 2004 2005 2007 2009 2010

Steve Reich, SP Mark Houston, SP Buck Adams, SP Nick Hill, SP Nick Hill, SP Nick Hill, SP Ben Koenigsfeld, SP Matt Fouch, SP

PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1997 2004 2005 2007

Mike Scioletti, SS Schuyler Williamson, C Kyle Scogin, SS Cole White, OF

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2004 2005 2008 2009

Milan Dinga, OF-RP Cole White, OF-SP Clint Moore, SS Zach Price, 2B

COACH OF THE YEAR 1994 1997 2004 2005

Dan Roberts Dan Roberts Joe Sottolano Joe Sottolano

TOURNAMENT MVP 1997 2000 2004 2005 2009

Bryan Price, 2B Josh Minney, 3B Justin Long, OF Walker Gorham, 1B Ben Koenigsfeld, SP-OF

BATTING AVERAGE LEADERS 1994 1995 1997 2002 2004 2007

Bill Mullee ......................346 Bill Mullee ......................399 Mike Scioletti .................415 Josh Holden ...................398 Nate Stone .....................414 Cole White ......................408

EARNED RUN AVERAGE LEADERS 1993 1994 1999 2004 2005 2009

Steve Reich ...................2.48 Mark Houston ...............2.24 Buck Adams ..................3.11 Justin Kashner ..............2.57 Nick Hill .........................1.21 Kirk Porter .....................4.18

ALL-TIME PATRIOT LEAGUE STANDINGS 1999

Team Fordham ARMY Holy Cross Colgate

Conference W L Pct. 13 7 .650 11 9 .550 9 11 .450 6 14 .300

Overall W L 32 27 17 22 12 20 8 20

Pct. .542 .436 .375 .286

Conference W L Pct. 11 9 .550 10 10 .500 10 10 .500 10 10 .500

W 20 15 15 12

Overall L 16 19 25 21

Pct. .556 .441 .375 .364

W 25 28 14 1

Overall L 17 19 18 28

Pct. .595 .596 .438 .034

SOUTH Team Navy Lehigh Bucknell Lafayette

1994 NORTH Team ARMY Fordham Holy Cross Colgate

Conference W L Pct. 17 3 .850 17 3 .850 11 9 .550 1 17 .055

SOUTH Team Navy Lafayette Lehigh Bucknell

Conference W L Pct. 11 9 .550 8 12 .400 8 12 .400 5 13 .227

Team Navy Fordham ARMY Lehigh Bucknell Lafayette Holy Cross

Conference W L Pct. 19 5 .792 16 8 .667 15 9 .625 11 13 .458 11 13 .458 6 18 .250 6 18 .250

Overall W L 24 18 11 25 11 17 10 25

Pct. .570 .306 .393 .286

Team Bucknell Navy Holy Cross ARMY Lehigh Lafayette

Team Navy Bucknell ARMY Lehigh Holy Cross Lafayette

Conference W L Pct. 14 6 .700 12 8 .600 11 9 .550 9 11 .450 9 11 .450 5 15 .250

Team ARMY Navy Bucknell Lehigh Lafayette Holy Cross

Conference W L Pct. 15 5 .750 12 6 .667 10 10 .500 9 11 .450 7 12 .368 5 14 .263

Team Navy Bucknell ARMY Lafayette Lehigh Holy Cross

Conference W L Pct. 15 5 .750 13 7 .650 12 8 .600 8 12 .400 7 13 .350 5 15 .250

Pct. .472 .550 .350 .349 .333 .205

Team Lehigh Bucknell Lafayette ARMY Navy Holy Cross

Conference W L Pct. 13 7 .650 13 7 .650 11 9 .550 10 10 .500 8 12 .400 5 15 .250

Team Lafayette ARMY Navy Holy Cross Bucknell Lehigh

Conference W L Pct. 17 3 .850 12 7 .632 12 8 .600 8 11 .421 8 12 .400 2 18 .100

Conference W L Pct. 14 6 .700 12 8 .600 10 8 .556 8 12 .400 8 12 .400 6 12 .333

Team ARMY Navy Holy Cross Bucknell Lafayette Lehigh

Conference W L Pct. 13 7 .650 11 9 .550 11 9 .550 10 10 .500 8 12 .400 7 13 .350

Team Navy Bucknell Holy Cross ARMY Lehigh Lafayette

Conference W L Pct. 14 6 .700 14 6 .700 11 9 .550 10 10 .500 6 14 .300 5 15 .250

Team Bucknell ARMY Holy Cross Lafayette Navy* Lehigh*

Conference W L Pct. 13 7 .650 13 7 .650 11 7 .611 9 11 .450 8 12 .400 4 14 .222

Overall W L 24 20 22 25 24 20 21 22 13 27 12 27

Pct. .544 .468 .544 .488 .329 .308

Team Navy Lehigh Lafayette ARMY Bucknell Holy Cross

Conference W L Pct. 13 7 .650 13 7 .650 12 8 .600 11 9 .550 6 14 .300 5 15 .250

Overall W L 21 25 31 19 19 23 17 27 14 28 10 32

Pct. .457 .620 .452 .389 .333 .238

Pct. .511 .474 .462 .488 .300 .212

Overall W L 26 20 19 27 25 24 18 24 11 26 11 25

Pct. .564 .413 .510 .430 .297 .306

Overall W L 26 17 31 17 16 29 10 26 13 26 7 29

Pct. .605 .646 .356 .278 .333 .194

Team Bucknell Navy Lehigh ARMY Holy Cross Lafayette

Conference W L Pct. 15 5 .750 12 8 .600 9 11 .450 9 11 .450 8 12 .400 7 13 .350

Team ARMY Lafayette Lehigh Holy Cross Bucknell Navy

Conference W L Pct. 17 3 .850 11 9 .550 9 11 .450 9 11 .450 7 13 .350 7 13 .350

Team ARMY Lehigh Bucknell Lafayette Holy Cross Navy

Conference W L Pct. 17 3 .850 12 8 .600 10 10 .500 6 10 .375 5 11 .313 6 14 .300

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Overall W L 23 25 29 21 23 22 22 21 15 35 11 28

Pct. .479 .578 .511 .512 .300 .282

Pct. .622 .520 .636 .343 .400 .307

Overall W L 25 25 32 25 21 28 30 24 23 23 23 27

Pct. .500 .560 .429 .554 .511 .460

Overall W L 22 25 36 21 22 27 24 29 20 26 11 36

Pct. .468 .632 .449 .453 .436 .240

Overall W L 28 17 23 27 26 26 25 35 15 30 29 21

Pct. .622 .460 .500 .417 .333 .580

Overall W L 33 25 22 26 18 30 25 28 24 23 24 21

Pct. .568 .458 .375 .472 .510 .533

*Overall record includes one tie Overall W L 27 16 21 24 19 23 17 25 13 23 16 24

Pct. .627 .467 .452 .407 .361 .400

Overall W L 37 15 23 26 25 21 14 22 20 24 14 36

Pct. .711 .469 .543 .392 .455 .280

Overall W L 39 14 26 21 16 26 18 26 13 23 12 33

Pct. .736 .552 .381 .409 .361 .272

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1998

Overall W L 33 20 25 23 35 20 12 23 16 24 13 30

2009

2003

Overall W L 24 23 18 20 24 28 20 21 12 28 7 26

Pct. .500 .500 .529 .588 .602 .384

2008

2002 Pct. .623 .600 .489 .500 .413 .200 .233

Overall W L 28 28 24 24 27 24 30 20 32 21 16 26

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2001

1996 Team Bucknell Lehigh Navy ARMY Lafayette Holy Cross

2006 Overall W L 25 28 27 22 14 26 15 28 14 28 8 31

2000

1995 Overall W L 33 20 30 20 22 23 23 23 19 27 9 36 10 33

Conference W L Pct. 15 5 .750 15 5 .750 9 11 .450 9 11 .450 8 12 .400 4 16 .200

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2005

2010 Team ARMY Lehigh Holy Cross Bucknell Lafayette Navy

Conference W L Pct. 16 4 .800 12 8 .600 10 10 .500 8 12 .400 7 13 .350 7 13 .350

Team Navy* ARMY Lafayette Bucknell Holy Cross Lehigh*

Conference W L Pct. 12 8 .600 11 9 .550 10 10 .500 10 10 .500 9 11 .450 8 12 .400

2011

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W – Elliott. L – McDevitt. RBI – N: Tony Moore 3, Brian Whitten 2, Mark Zematis, Rusty Hearn; A: Boyce 3, Bobby Brown 3, Shaun Salmon. 2B – N: Moore; A: Brown, Kyle Kalkwarf 2. 3B – N: Whitten.

HR – N: Zematis; A: Boyce.

2004

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ARMY CELEBRATES ITS 2000 PATRIOT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT TITLE.

1994

Annapolis, Md. Max Bishop Stadium May 8, 1994 Championship Series Game One Army ....................4 4 2 Navy ....................8 11 0 Mark Houston and Mike Trotter; Toby Moore, Scott Wilson (6) and Pat Mowles. W – Moore. L – Houston. Sv. – Wilson. RBI – A: Houston 2, Arthur O’Neal, Shannon Carney; N: Steve Mauro 3, Andrew Grant 2, Marcus Lee, Matt Smith. 2B – A: O’Neal; N: Mauro 2. 3B – N: Smith.

Championship Series Game Two Navy ....................7 8 4 Army ....................6 5 0 Kyle Murray, Brad Snodgrass (4), Scott Wilson (7) and Pat Mowles; Jason Hance, Ed Haley (6), Arthur O’Neal and Mike Trotter. Sv. – Wilson.

RBI – N: Marcus Lee 2, Brian Bernth, Kurt Rinehimer, Andy Payne, Matt Smith; A: Rob Damare’, O’Neal, Bill Mullee, Mark Houston. 2B – N: Payne, Rinehimer, Smith; A: O’Neal, David Simmons. HR – N: Lee.

1997

West Point, N.Y. Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field May 4-5, 1997 Championship Series Game One Bucknell ........... 14 14 3 Army ................. 16 16 5 Mike Tomko, Matt Potalivo (4), Scott Perry (7) and Pete Cann; Scott Weiss, Matt Cini (5), Pat Saxman (6) and Drew Hicks.

W – Saxman. L – Potalivo. RBI – B: Joe D’Orazio 3, Dave Apollon 2, Cann 2, Steve Rutkows-

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ki 2, Alex Inclan, Tyler Prout, Erich Muzi, Mike MacNeely; A: Brian Abell 5, Matt Sawyer 3, Shaun Salmon 2, Chris Kirk 2, Adam Thompson. 2B – B: Rutkowski; A: Bryan Price 2, Kirk. 3B – A: Price, Abell, Thompson. HR – B: Apollon, Cann, Prout, D’Orazio.

Championship Series Game Two Army ...................5 9 2 Bucknell ..............6 6 1 Jason King and Chris Kirk, Drew Hicks (5); Sean Huss, Eric Junge (9) and Pete Cann.

W – Huss. L – King. Sv. – Junge. RBI: A: Adam Thompson 2, Kirk, Darin Souza, Shaun Salmon; B: Alex Inclan 2, Cann 2, Dave Apollon, Tyler Prout. 2B – A: Matt Sawyer, Kirk, Thompson; B: Apollon.

HR – B: Cann.

Championship Series Game Three Bucknell ........... 10 12 5 Army ................. 11 13 4 Ed Soley, Doug Hoffman (8) and Pete Cann; Steve Suhr, Kevin Heffernan (3), Pat Saxman (8) and Chris Kirk. W – Saxman. L – Soley. RBI – B: Alex Inclan 2, Mike MacNeely 2, Dave Apollon, Tyler Prout, Erich Muzi; A: Brian Abell 4, Bryan Price, Matt Sawyer, Kirk, Adam Thompson. 2B – B: Inclan; A: Shaun Salmon, Abell, Kirk. 3B – B: Prout; A: Thompson. HR – B: Apollon, MacNeely.

1998

Annapolis, Md. Max Bishop Stadium May 2, 1998 Elimination Game Army ....................1 10 1 Bucknell ..............9 10 2 Jason King, Kevin Heffernan

(4) and Lance Awbrey, Chris Kirk (6); Mike Anders and Ben Sauers. W – Anders. L – King.

RBI – A: Adam Thompson; B: Frank Fresconi 2, Ian Joseph, Dave Apollon, John DiBonaventura, Ken Corcoran. 2B – A: Shaun Salmon, Awbrey, Kirk; B: Fresconi 2.

2000

Annapolis, Md. Max Bishop Stadium May 13-14, 2000

Championship Series Game One Lafayette .............1 8 1 Army ....................3 8 0 Tom Soldan, Hank Fichtner (8) and Matt Skellan; Nick Hill and Schuyler Williamson.

W – Hill. L – Soldan. RBI – L: Rob Fioretti; A: Nolan Cork 2.

2B – A: Cork.

Championship Series Game Two Army ................. 16 23 1 Lafayette .............2 6 5 Justin Kashner, Wade Greenlee (8), Brad Johnson (8), Milan Dinga (9) and Schuyler Williamson; Brian Cope, Hank Fichtner (2), Don Smith (4), Paul Fischetti (6), Matt Kamine (7), Drew Moyer (7),

John Fugett (8), Matt Revelle (9) and Craig Alexander, Matt Skellan (6). W – Kashner. L – Cope. RBI – A: Kyle Scogin 4, Justin Long 3, Nate Stone 2, Wes Bumgardner 2, Dinga, Williamson, Walker Gorham, Jeremy Stache; L: Skellan, David Drechsel. 2B – A: Bumgardner 2, Long 2, Scogin; L: Skellan.

2005

West Point, N.Y. Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field May 14-15, 2005 Championship Series Game One Lehigh .................2 4 5 Army ....................6 11 1 Jack Muscalus, Joe Raniszewski (3), Joel Hockman (8) and Matt McBride; Nick Hill, Milan Dinga (9) and Schuyler Williamson. W – Hill. L – Muscalus. Sv. – Dinga. RBI – L: McBride, Forrest Doane; A: Walker Gorham 2, Dinga, Jeremy Stache, Chris Simmons, Jason Meloy. 2B – A: Jeremy Stache.

Championship Series Game Two Army ................. 10 13 1 Lehigh .................1 8 1

Elimination Game Army ....................5 8 3 Bucknell ..............4 10 2 Matt Cini, Brian Elliott (9) and Brandon Boyce, Scott Gruver (9); Scott Perry, Gregg Farmery (9) and Brad Gething.

W – Cini. L – Farmery. Sv. – Elliott. RBI – A: Bobby Brown 3, Josh Minney, Shaun Salmon; B: Ian Joseph 2, Tyler Prout, Brad Gething. 2B – A: Buddy Gengler, Brown; B: Prout. 3B – A: Minney; B: Mike Ritz.

Championship Series Game One Army ................. 13 16 3 Navy ....................4 6 2 Buck Adams and Scott Gruver, Brandon Boyce (7); Shane Groover, Brad Deafenbaugh (6) and David Woolsey. W – Adams. L – Groover. RBI – A: Buddy Gengler 4, Josh Minney 3, Boyce 2, Josh Rizzo, Kyle Kalkwarf, Craig Mattox, Miguel Gastellum; N: Mark Zematis 2, Tony Moore. 2B – A: Gengler 2, Kalkwarf, Mattox, Boyce. 3B – A: Minney. HR – N: Zematis.

Championship Series Game Two Navy ....................7 11 2 Army ....................8 16 2 Scott Vane, Rich McDevitt (6) and David Woolsey; Brian

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2007

Easton, Pa. Class of 1978 Stadium May 12, 2007 Elimination Game Navy ....................3 11 2 Army ....................5 9 0 Mitch Harris, Mark McCoy (7) and Steven Soares; Nick Hill, Milan Dinga (9) and Chris Simmons. W – Hill. L – Harris.

Sv. – Dinga. RBI – N: Thomas Hamilton, Kendall Bolt, Renaldo Hollins; A: Cole White, J.P. Polchinski, Bo Cipra, Andy Ernesto, Tony Capozzi. 2B – A: Capozzi. 3B – A: Ernesto Championship Series Game One Army ....................3 9 2 Lafayette .............8 12 6 Cole White, Tyler Anderegg (5), Matt Fouch (6), Ben Mayhew (7), Austin Grimes (8) and Chris Simmons; Matt Kamine, John Fugett (7) and Dave Drechsel. W – Kamine.

L – White. RBI – A: White 2, Barnes Connell; L: Mike Raible 4, Kevin Leasure, Tom Hayes, Drechsel. 2B – A: Milan Dinga; L: Hayes, Ryan Roberts. 3B – L: Raible. HR – A: White; L: Raible.

Championship Series Game Two Lafayette .............7 14 1 Army ....................3 10 4 Kevin Reese, Brad Woodfield (9) and Dave Drechsel; Drew Clothier, Ben Mayhew and Chris Simmons. W – Reese.

L – Clothier. RBI – L: Chris Luick, Mike Raible, Tom Hayes, Daniel Bierce, Drechsel; A: J.P. Polchinski, Bo Cipra, Andy Ernesto. 2B – A: Polchinski, Ernesto.

2008

West Point, N.Y. Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field May 10-11, 2008 Semifinal Series Game One (10 inn.)

Bucknell ..............5 12 0 Army ....................4 11 1 Mathew Wilson, Jason Buursma (7) and Shawn Hirsch; Drew Clothier, Ben Koenigsfeld (9) and Chris Simmons.

W – Burrsma. L – Koenigs-

feld. RBI – B: Ben Allen 2, Ben Yoder, Dane Grandizio; A: Kevin McKague 2, Chris Simmons, Cole White. 2B – B: Yoder, Hirsch. A: Ernesto 2, McKague 2. 3B – A: White, Tony Capozzi.

Semifinal Series Game Two Army ................. 12 17 0 Bucknell ..............3 8 1 Matt Fouch, Tyler Anderegg (7) and Chris Simmons; Dylan Seeley, Jimmy Murphy (4), Trey Frahler (5), David Solan (7), Andrew Clarke (8), Doug Shribman (9) and Shawn Hirsch, Zachary Brown (7).

W – Fouch. L – Seeley. RBI – A: Clint Moore 3, Andy Ernesto 2, Kevin McKague 2, J.P. Polchinski 2, Simmons 2, Tony Capozzi; B: Dane Grandizio 2, Chris Pieper. 2B – A: Moore; B: Andrew Brouse.

3B – B: Grandizio. HR – A: Moore, Polchinski, Simmons.

Semifinals Series Game Three Bucknell ..............1 6 1 Army ....................0 2 0 Eric Jarrett, Jason Buursma (6) and Shawn Hirsch; Cole White, Kirk Porter (9) and Chris Simmons. W – Buursma. L – White. RBI – B: Drew Constable. 2B – None. 3B – None. HR – None.

2009

West Point, N.Y. Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field May 9-10, 2009 Semifinal Series Game One Holy Cross ........... 1 5 0 Army .................... 5 9 0 Dan Seip, Nate Koneski and Steve Tkowski; Matt Fouch, Kevin McKague (9) and J.T. Watkins. W – Fouch. L – Seip.

RBI – HC: Jack Laurendeau; A: McKague 3, Joey Henshaw 2. 2B – HC: Matt Perry. HR – HC: Laurendeau; A: McKague.

Semifinal Series Game Two Army .....................3 7 1 Holy Cross ............5 10 2 Ben Koenigsfeld, Tyler Anderegg (7) and J.T. Watkins; Brian Shapiro, Bobby Holmes (7) and Steve Tkowski. W – Shapiro. L – Koenigsfeld. RBI – A: Clint Moore, Joey Henshaw; HC: Brendan McCrea, Matt Perry, Jake Gorman, Eric Oxford, Jack Laurendeau. 2B – HC: Gorman.

Semifinal Series Game Three Holy Cross ............0 5 0 Army .................. 11 15 0 Bobby Holmes, Matt Croglio (4), John Pedrotty (5), Tommy Arrigg (6) and Steve Tkowski; Kirk Porter, Joey Henshaw (9). W – Porter. L – Holmes.

RBI – A: Ben Koenigsfeld 4, Joey Henshaw 3, Clint Moore 2, Kyle Fleming, J.T. Watkins.

2B – A: Moore, Koenigsfeld, J.P. Polchinski. HR – A: Henshaw, Koenigsfeld, Fleming.

West Point, N.Y. Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field May 16, 2009 Championship Series Game One Lafayette .............. 2 6 3 Army ..................... 6 5 1 Zach Fritz, Ryan Hanna (7) and A.J. Miller; Matt Fouch, Kevin McKague (9) and J.T. Watkins. W – Fouch. L – Fritz. RBI – L: Matt Fenster, Alex Bechta; A: Andy Ernesto 3, Joey Henshaw 2, Ben Koenigsfeld. 2B – L: Fenster, Miller; A: Ernesto, Henshaw.

HR – A: Ernesto, Koenigsfeld.

Championship Series Game Two Army ..................... 8 7 1 Lafayette .............. 1 8 4 Ben Koenigsfeld, Kevin McKague (9) and J.T. Watkins; Corey Shea, Jeremy Atkins (5), Ryan Hanna (6) and A.J. Miller, Ian McCutcheon (7). W – Koenigsfeld. L – Shea. RBI – A: Watkins 4, McKague, J.P. Polchinski; L: Matt Fenster.

2010

West Point, N.Y. Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field May 15-16, 2010 Semifinal Series Game One Bucknell .............11 18 0 Army ..................... 9 18 2 Dylan Seeley, Lamore (6), Carlin (7) and B.J. LaRosa; Matt Fouch, Chris Simpkins (7) and J.T. Watkins. W – Seeley. L – Fouch. RBI – B: Doug Shribman 2, LaRosa 2, Ben Allen, Ben Yoder, Andrew Brouse, Drew Constable, Clark, Duffet; A: Ben Koenigsfeld 3, David Darnell 3, Steve May, Joey Henshaw, Kevin McKague. 2B: B: Allen, Brouse, Shribman; A: Henshaw, McKague, Koenigsfeld.

HR – B: Shribman 2, LaRosa, Brouse; A: Koenigsfeld.

Semifinal Series Game Two Army ..................... 6 7 1 Bucknell ............... 4 12 0 Ben Koenigsfeld, Steve Cummings (5), Kevin McKague (8) and J.T. Watkins; Trey Frahler, Hart (8) and B.J. LaRosa.

W – Cummings. L – Frahler.

RBI – A: Clint Moore 3, Zach Price, Shaun Wixted, McKague; B: Shribman 2, Drew Constable, LaRosa. 2B – A: David Darnell, Koenigsfeld; B: Drew Constable. HR – A: Moore, McKague; B: LaRosa, Shribman.

Semifinal Series Game Three Bucknell .............11 17 0 Army ..................... 7 13 2 Boehm, Ryan Ebner (5), Alex Cillo (8), Dallanegra (8), Carlin (9) and B.J. LaRosa; Logan Lee, Steve Cummings (3), Manny Fernandez (4), Chris Simpkins (8), Ken Jackson (9) and J.T. Watkins. W – Ebner.

L – Cummings. RBI – B: Doug Shribman 5, Reed 2, Ben Allen, Ben Yoder, Drew Constable; A: Ben Koenigsfeld 2, Zach Price, Steve May, Joey Henshaw, Kevin McKague.

2B – B: Yoder; A: Koenigsfeld, David Darnell. HR – B: Allen, Shribman; A: Henshaw.

2011

West Point, N.Y. Johnson Stadium at Doubleday Field May 14, 2011 Semifinal Series Game One Lafayette .............. 2 6 1 Army ..................... 4 13 3 Zach Fritz and A.J. Miller; Logan Lee, Ben Koenigsfeld (9) and J.T. Watkins. W – Lee. L – Fritz. RBI – L: Bobby Fargnoli; A: Clint Moore 2, Brent Peterson, Watkins. 2B – A: Price.

HR – A: Moore.

Annapolis, Md. Max Bishop Stadium at Doubleday Field May 23-24, 2011 Championship Series Game One Army ..................... 3 4 0 Navy ..................... 4 7 2 Logan Lee, John Buckley (8) and J.T. Watkins; Ben Nelson, Preston Gainey (9) and Jeff Bland. W – Nelson. L – Lee. RBI – A: Joey Henshaw; N: Nick Driscoll 2, Alex Azor, Andrew Hahn. 2B – A: Henshaw; N: Dave Milanes. 3B – N: Brandon Beans.

Championship Series Game Two Navy ..................... 3 7 1 Army ..................... 6 12 0 Sam Long, Jordan Heller (7) and Jeff Bland; Chris Rowley, Gunnar Carroll (8), Ben Koenigsfeld (9) and J.T. Watkins. W – Rowley. L – Long.

RBI – N: Andrew Hahn 3. A: Joey Henshaw 4, Clint Moore, Watkins. 2B – N: Greg Dupell, Hahn. HR – N: Hahn; A: Henshaw 2.

Championship Series Game Three Army ..................... 3 4 0 Navy ..................... 4 7 2 Nick Dignacco, Gunnar Carroll (5), Ben Koenigsfeld (7) and J.T. Watkins; Wes Olson, Preston Gainey (5), Joel Rinehart (8) and Jeff Bland. W – Gainey. L – Carroll. RBI – A: Steve May, Clint Moore, Brent Peterson; N: Alex Azor, Nick Driscoll, Andrew Hahn. 2B – A: Koenigsfeld 2, Moore, Murtle; N: Azor.

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Justin Kashner, Wade Greenlee (8), Dan Cappello (9) and Schuyler Williamson; Joe Matteo, Matt Mezzancello (8), Jed Davitt (8) and Matt McBride.

W – Kashner. L – Matteo. RBI – A: Walker Gorham 4, Cole White 3, Kyle Scogin, Chris Simmons; L: Mike Sandonato.

2B – A: Williamson, Simmons.

HR – A: Gorham 3, White.

Semifinal Series Game Two Army ..................... 7 14 1 Lafayette .............. 3 7 1 Chris Rowley, Nick Dignacco (7), Ken Jackson (7), Gunnar Carroll (7) and J.T. Watkins; Ethan Perro, Sean McGrath (6), Jeff Snell (8) and A.J. Miller. W – Rowley. L – Perro.

RBI – A: David Darnell 3, Joey Henshaw, Cody Murtle, Watkins; L: Bobby Fargnoli, Alex Bechta, Andrew Santomauro.

2B – A: Murtle; L: Fargnoli.

HR – A: Darnell.

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NCAA REGIONALS LINESCORES 1997

NCAA Play-In Series Cambridge, Mass.

O’Donnell Field, May 15-16, 1997 Game One Army ....................1 7 1 Harvard ............ 12 10 0 Scott Weiss, Kevin Heffernan (6), Rich Johnson and Chris Kirk; Andrew Duffell and Jason Keck; W – Duffell. L – Weiss.

RBI – A: Kirk; H: Aaron Kessler 3, Todd Harris 3, Keck 2, Peter Albers, Peter Woodfork, David Forst. 2B – H: Woodfork, Forst. HR – A: Kirk; H: Kessler, Albers, Harris.

Game Two Harvard ...............5 11 2 Army ....................6 14 2 Frank Hogan, Garrett Vail (6), Michael Marcucci (8) and Jason Keck; Jason King, Pat Saxman (8) and Chris Kirk.

W – Saxman. L – Vail. RBI – H: Brian Ralph, Andrew Huling, Brett Vankoski, Keck; A: Bryan Price 3, Matt Sawyer, Chad Tichenor, Rich Munson. 2B – H: Ralph, Huling, Vankoski, Keck; A: Tichenor 2, Munson.

Game Three Army ....................1 5 1 Harvard ...............4 11 1 Steve Suhr, Kevin Heffernan (7) and Chris Kirk; Donald Jamieson and Jason Keck.

W – Jamieson. L – Suhr. RBI – H: David Forst 2, Brian Ralph, Brett Vankoski. 2B – A: Brian Abell; H: Forst 2, Peter Woodfork.

2000

Montclair, N.J. Yogi Berra Stadium May 26-27, 2000 Army ....................3 6 1 Rutgers................4 8 3 Matt Cini and Brandon Boyce; Bob Brownlie, Tom Crohan (8), Eric Brown (8) and Ken Ulrich. W – Brownlie. L – Cini.

Sv. – Brown. RBI – A: Kyle Kalkwarf 2, Josh Minney; R: Joe B. Cirone 2, Mike O’Brien.

2B – R: Darren Fenster, Todd Speedy. 3B – R: Mike Popowski.

Penn State ..........3 5 2 Army ....................1 6 1 Pete Yodis and Chris Netwall; Buck Adams and Brandon Boyce. W – Yodis. L – Adams.

RBI – P: Michael Campo, Zack Smithlin, Eric Spadt; A: Miguel Gastellum. 2B – P: Spadt; A: Josh Minney. 3B – P: Spadt.

2004

Baton Rouge, La. Alex Box Stadium June 4-5, 2004 Army ....................0 7 2 LSU ......................9 15 0 Nick Hill, Dan Pluff (7), Brad Johnson (7), Logan Brannon (8), Monte Jones (8) and Schuyler Williamson; Justin Meier and Matt Liuzza, Dustin Weaver (9). W – Meier. L – Hill.

RBI – L: Ivan Naccarata 2, Blake Gill 2, J.C. Holt, Liuzza, Nick Stavinoha, Clay Harris.

2B – A: Williamson, Nate Stone. 3B – L: Gill.

Army ....................1 10 2

Coll. of Charleston2 6 0 Justin Kashner, Dan Pluff (6), Wade Greenlee (7) and Schuyler Williamson; Ryan Edell, Nick Chigges (8) and Matt Kirkpatrick. W – Edell.

L – Kashner. Sv. – Chigges.

RBI – A: Walker Gorham; C: Brett Gardner, Kirkpatrick.

2B – A: Gorham.

2005

Tallahassee, Fla. Dick Howser Stadium June 3-5, 2005 Army ....................2 7 3 Florida State .......3 2 0 Nick Hill and Schuyler Williamson; Michael Hyde, Kevin Lynch (7), Tyler Chambliss (9) and Aaron Cheeseman. W – Lynch. L – Hill. Sv. – Chambliss. RBI – A: Cole White, Nate Stone. F: Brant Peacher.

2B – A: Williamson. HR – A: White.

South Alabama ...5 12 1 Army ....................8 9 3 Tommie Major, Adam Wood (3) and Joel Colins; Justin Kashner, Monte Jones (6), Dan Pluff (8), Milan Dinga (9) and Schuyler Williamson.

W – Kashner. L – Major. Sv. – Dinga. RBI – S: Colins 2, Quendon Montgomery, Jeff Morris; A: Jason Meloy 3, Williamson 2, Kyle Scogin, Dinga.

2B – S: Michael Cart, Morris; A: Dinga, Meloy.

Army ....................3 7 3 Auburn.............. 12 16 0 Cole White, Monte Jones (5), Ben Mayhew (6), Dan Pluff (7), Dan Cappello (8) and Schuyler Williamson; Cliff Mullins, Clarence Nicely (6), Grant Cardwell (9) and Josh Bell, Mike Hnytka (8). W – Mullins.

L – White. RBI – AR: Jeremy Stache 2, Williamson; AU: Bell 3, Clete Thomas 2, Tyler Johnstone 2, Jeff Boutwell, Bruce Edwards, Derek Sain. 2B – AR: Williamson, Jason Meloy; AU: Thomas 2, Josh Donaldson.

3B – AU: Thomas. HR – AU: Boutwell, Edwards, Sain.

2009

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Army ....................1 4 0 Texas ...................3 7 0 Matt Fouch, Tyler Anderegg (8) and J.T. Watkins; Cole Green, Aaron Wood (8) and Cameron Rupp. W – Green. L – Fouch. Sv. – Wood. RBI – A: J.P. Polchinski; T: Rupp, Kevin Keyes, Connor Rowe. 2B – T: Preston Clark.

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Texas State .........4 7 3 Army ....................7 7 3 Brian Borski, Lance Loftin (7), Tyler Brundridge (8) and Ben Theriot; Ben Koenigsfeld, Tyler Anderegg (8), Kevin McKague (9) and J.T. Watkins.

W – Anderegg. L – Loftin. Sv. – McKague. RBI – T: Spenser Dennis 2, Keith Prestridge; A: Joey Henshaw 3, Zach Price, Andy Ernesto, J.P. Polchinski.

2B – T: Paul Goldschmidt 2; A: Fleming. 3B – T: Jason Martinson. HR – A: Henshaw.

Boston College ..... 3 12 0 Army ...................... 4 8 0 John Leonard, Geoff Oxley (7), Nate Bayuk (7), Dave Laufer (7), Mike Dennhardt (8) and Harry Darling, Tony Sanchez (8); Kirk Porter, Tyler Anderegg (7), Kevin McKague (9) and J.T. Watkins. W – Anderegg. L – Leonard. Sv. – McKague. RBI – B: Robbie Anston, Sanchez, John Spatola; A: Joey Henshaw 2, McKague, J.P. Polchinski.

2B – B: Spatola; A: Henshaw, McKague, Polchinski.

Regional Final Army ................. 10 14 1 Texas ................ 14 14 0 Steve Cummings, Tyler Anderegg (5), Matt Fouch (8), Kevin McKague (9) and J.T. Watkins; Taylor Jungmann, Keith Shinaberry (4), Brandon Workman (4), Kendal Carrillo

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(8), Stayton Thomas (8) and Cameron Rupp. W – Thomas.

L – Fouch. RBI – A: Clint Moore 3, Joey Henshaw 3, Zach Price, McKague, Ben Koenigsfeld; T: Preston Clark 5, Brandon Loy 3, Travis Tucker 2, Kevin Keyes 2, Brandon Belt, David Hernandez. 2B – A: Price, Moore; T: Loy, Belt, Rupp. 3B – A: McKague. HR – A: Moore, Henshaw; T: Clark, Keyes.

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2000 Montclair Regional (Montclair, N.J.) Rutgers Penn State

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2004 Baton Rouge Regional (Baton Rouge, La.) Louisiana State L College of Charleston L

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JUSTIN KASHNER IN TALLAHASSEE

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Note: Five of Army’s eight NCAA Regional losses have been decided by two runs or less. Another was decided in the bottom of the ninth inning. The Black Knights have dropped three one-run verdicts in NCAA Regional play.

Tallahassee Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.) Florida State L 2-3 South Alabama W 8-5 Auburn L 3-12 Third Place

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Austin Regional (Austin, Texas) Texas L 1-3 Texas State W 7-4 Boston College W 4-3 Austin Regional Final Texas L 10-14 Second Place

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ARMY vs. ................................................... W-L Auburn..........................................................0-1 Boston College ............................................1-0 College of Charleston ..................................0-1 Florida State ................................................0-1 Louisiana State ...........................................0-1 Penn State ...................................................0-1 Rutgers.........................................................0-1 South Alabama ............................................1-0 Texas ............................................................0-2 Texas State ..................................................1-0 Regional Total ...........................................3-8

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ALL-TIME SERIES School Akron Adelphi Air Force Albany Amherst Appalachian State Armstrong State Atlantics Gov. Isl. Auburn “B” Co., USCC Barry Berkeley Hall Binghamton Boston College Bowdoin Bradley Brigham Young Brooklyn Brown Bucknell Buffalo UC-Riverside UC-San Diego Camp Merritt Carlisle Catholic Central Connecticut Central Florida Chapman Charleston, College of Citadel, The CCNY Coast Guard Acad.

Colonial AC Colgate College of St. Rose Columbia Connecticut Connecticut AC Cornell Cortland Creighton Crescent AC C.W. Post Dartmouth Davidson Dayton Delaware Detroit Dickinson Drexel Duke Eastern Illinois Eastern Kentucky Eckerd Embry Riddle Fairfield Fairleigh Dickinson Florida Florida Atlantic Florida International Florida Southern Florida State Floyd Bennett Field Fordham Fort Monmouth Fort Slocum George Mason Georgetown Gettysburg Hamilton Hartwick Harvard Harvard 2nd Haverford Hofstra Holy Cross Illinois Indiana Iona Iowa Ithaca

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School First Meeting James Madison 1989 John Jay 1975 Johns Hopkins 1906 Kentucky 1995 King’s 1985 Lafayette 1896 LaSalle 1987 Lehigh 1893 LeMoyne 1995 Liberty 1987 Long Beach State 1993 Long Island 1964 Longwood 2007 Louisiana-Lafayette 2008 Louisiana State 1980 Louisville 1981 Maine 1955 Manhattan 1906 Manhattan AC 1891 Marist 1994 Maryland 1930 Maryland-Balt. County 2001 Massachusetts 1969 Mass.-Lowell 1999 McNeese State 1980 Memphis 1992 Merchant Marine 1945 Mercy 1992 Merrimack 1999 Miami (Ohio) 2004 Michigan 1912 Middlebury 1933 Minnesota 1993 Mississippi 1998 Monmouth 1987 Mount St. Joseph’s 1918 Navy 1901 New Hampshire 1929 New Paltz 1985 NJIT 2007 NYNG 7th Regiment 1894 NYNG 23rd Regiment 1906 N.Y. State Normal 1901 New York Tech 1981 New York University 1901 Newburgh YMCA 1892 Newport Naval Res. 1918 Niagara 1982 North Carolina Greensboro 2007 Northeastern 2003 Northern Iowa 2009 Northwestern 2003 Norwich 1911 Notre Dame 1913 Nova 1992 Ohio 2009 Ohio State 1991 Oral Roberts 1979 Oregon 1979 Pace 1979 Panzer 1946 Peekskill Mil. Acad.

1895 Pelham Bay Nav. Res. 1918 Pennsylvania 1902 Penn State 1904 Pittsburgh 1916 Point Loma-Nazarene 1984 Potsdam 1978 Pratt Institute 1905 Princeton 1922 Princeton Aero 1918 Princeton Cons.

1892 Providence 1934 Quinnipiac 2003 Radford 2011 Rensselaer Poly. Inst.

1911 Rhode Island 1996 Rhodes 1991 Rider 1959 Riverton Club 1890 Riverview Academy 1892 Rochester 1910

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L 8 3 0 3 0 55 5 35 0 4 0 8 1 1 2 3 2 17 2 13 7 3 3 1 2 8 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 1 7 0 106 0 0 2 8 0 0 17 18 0 1 2 3 1 0 1 0 4 1 1 5 1 0 7 0 0 1 37 18 3 1 0 0 33 0 3 3 2 2 1 1 0 4 0 1 0

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School First Meeting Rollins 1982 Rowan 1994 Rutgers 1892 Rutgers-Newark 1947 Sacred Heart 2002 St. Francis (N.Y.) 1979 St. John’s 1915 St. Leo 1990 St. Peter’s 1979 St. Thomas (Fla.) 1985 Sam Houston State 2007 Sampson NTS 1945 San Diego 1984 San Diego State 1984 Santo Domingo 1954 Savannah State 2005 Seattle 1979 Seton Hall 1910 Siena 1958 Siglar’s 1892 South Alabama 2005 Springfield 1915 Springfield YMCA 1916 South Carolina-Upstate 2009 South Florida 1983 Southern Connecticut 1968 Southern Illinois 1985 Southwest Louisiana 1980 Stetson 1981 Stevens Institute 1910 Stony Brook 2000 Swarthmore 1912 Sylvan’s Club 1890 Syracuse 1897 Tampa 1983 Temple 1932 Texas 2009 Texas-San Antonio 2004 Texas State 2009 Texas Tech 2008 Towson 2001 Trinity 1896 Troy State 1998 Tufts 1909 Tulane 1980 Union 1894 Ursinus 1913 U.S.C.G.A. (Ellis Isl.) 1943 USS Amphitrite 1918 USS Pennsylvania 1906 U.S. International 1984 Utica 1982 Vanderbilt 1990 Vermont 1896 Villanova 1915 Virginia 1907 Virginia Military Inst.

2002 Wagner 1948 Wake Forest 2010 Washington & Lee 1915 Wesleyan 1897 West Chester 1987 West Virginia 1918 Western Michigan 1990 Wheaton 1990 William Paterson 1985 Williams 1903 Winthrop 1998 Wofford 2007 Wright State 2002 Yale 1902 York 1978 2012 Opponents in Bold

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L 2 1 23 0 1 11 27 5 2 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 21 4 0 0 4 1 0 12 3 2 2 1 0 5 6 0 10 6 5 2 4 0 1 2 7 1 4 1 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 10 14 3 2 8 1 1 9 1 2 1 0 8 5 1 2 2 34 0

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ARMY YEAR-BY-YEAR 8 1 14

1891 (0-2)

Coach: Self-Coached Captain: J.J. Morrow 8 Manhattan A.C. 7 Manhattan A.C.

9 11

1892 (5-1)

Coach: Self-Coached Captain: H.H. Pattison 11 @Siglar’s Inst.

0 8 Rutgers (10) 7 21 Newburgh YMCA 5 4 @Riverview (4) 1 2 Rutgers 0 2 Princeton Cons.

9

1894 (1-5)

3 9 8 4 12 5

1895 (3-2)

Coach: Abraham Lott Captain: A.G. Lott 15 Rutgers 7 12 Peekskill Mil. Acad. 2 9 Union 8 5 Lehigh 12 9 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 11

1896 (1-5)

Coach: Abraham Lott Captain: A.G. Lott 1 Lafayette 2 13 Rutgers 4 8 Vermont 9 6 Trinity 10 1 Lehigh 7 1 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 4

1897 (2-5)

Coach: Self-Coached Captain: T.A. Roberts 6 Lafayette 2 Syracuse 0 Harvard 2nd 8 Union 5 Wesleyan 4 Trinity 2 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G.

1898 (1-5-1)

2 Harvard 11 New York Univ.

2 Columbia 1 Penn State 7 Fordham 13 Pratt Institute 1 Yale 9 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 4 Lafayette 5 Navy

1900 (3-4)

Coach: Dennis Houle Captain: C.K. Rockwell 16 Rutgers 1 3 Johns Hopkins 2 2 Columbia 3 7 New York Univ.

3 6 Wesleyan 3 2 Yale 5 6 Trinity 2 8 Fordham 5 2 Penn State 9 18 23d Reg., N.Y.N.G. 0 23 Manhattan 2 8 Navy 5 7 U.S.S. Pennsylvania 2 3 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 2

11 20 14 7 15 18 0

Coach: Self-Coached Captain: A.S. Cowan 0 Lafayette 24 4 Union 9 4 Vermont 6 2 Harvard 2nd 9 5 Trinity 4 13 Wesleyan 13 1 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 4

13 3 3 13 11 10 2 1 10 9

1906 (11-3)

Coach: Self-Coached Captain: L. Brown Jr. 11 Union 7 5 Rutgers 6 2 Trinity 5 7 Wesleyan 19 7 @Riverview 15 10 Columbia 3 5 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 4

1901 (6-2-1)

1893 (3-2)

Coach: Self-Coached Captains: J.H. Rice, H.H. Pattison* 15 @ Riverview 1 8 Columbia 2 6 Rutgers 1 2 Lehigh 12 6 Princeton Cons.

7 *Resigned due to injury

Coach: Self-Coached Captain: J.C. Gilmore Jr. 15 Rutgers 8 Columbia 6 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 2 Union 8 Princeton Cons.

3 Lehigh

1899 (4-2)

Coach: Self-Coached Captains: L. Brown Jr., A.S. Cowan* 3 Union 6 5 TrinityaA 1 10 Wesleyan 5 8 Columbia 7 0 Cornell 9 6 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 4 *War class graduated early

Coach: Charles Irving Davis Captain: S. Abbott 14 Hamilton 4 16 Vermont 0 10 Rutgers 1 8 @Riverview 4 6 Lehigh 20 6 New York Univ.

6 4 Navy 3 12 N.Y. State Normal 3 2 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G 7 *War class graduated early

1902 (10-6)

Coach: Charles Irving Davis Captain: S. Abbott 2 Union 1 9 Syracuse 4 4 Harvard 14 9 Trinity 4 21 Rutgers 0 6 Vermont 4 6 Pennsylvania 2 2 Fordham 6 8 New York Univ.

4 3 Navy 5 6 Wesleyan 8 9 Lehigh 3 7 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 2 5 Illinois 6 8 Hamilton 1 4 Yale 15

1903 (5-5)

Coach: Mr. Steinwender Captain: E.F. Graham 2 Union 1 5 Williams 2 18 Dickinson 1 6 Harvard 4 0 Fordham 1 12 Trinity 3 3 Lafayette 7 3 Amherst 9 6 Columbia 11 0 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 2

Coach: Dennis Houle Captain: E.E. Pritchett 5 Union 0 7 Lehigh 13 4 Harvard 10 5 Yale 4 3 Pennsylvania 5 3 Lafayette 3 11 New York Univ.

2 1 Virginia 5 8 Penn State 12 6 Navy 5 7 Colgate 1 5 Fordham 7 7 Trinity 9 8 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 5 3 Wesleyan 2

1908 (5-10-1)

Coach: Dennis Houle Captain: F.A. Mountford, H.M. Groninger* 3 Union 1 6 Manhattan 7 4 Williams 3 5 Fordham 7 2 Yale 6 3 Virginia 3 3 Pennsylvania 4 3 Lehigh 1 3 Brown 5 2 Dartmouth 4 0 Wesleyan 1 3 Columbia 7 5 Trinity 0 5 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 4 5 Navy 16 3 Amherst 8 *War class graduated early

1909 (8-7)

1904 (4-4-1)

Coach: Mr. Summersgill Captain: H.B. Hackett 5 Union 8 1 Penn State 0 8 Williams 3 3 Harvard 12 10 New York Univ.

1 4 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 4 1 Yale 7 2 Fordham 4 8 Navy 2

1905 (5-7)

Coach: Walter Clarkson Captain: P.H. Winston 5 Union 7 Trinity

1907 (7-7-1)

0 5

Coach: Sammy Nicklin Captain: C.B. Meyer 5 New York Univ.

0 3 Tufts 1 6 Wesleyan 5 5 Yale 11 5 Pennsylvania 7 3 Virginia 4 4 Dartmouth 5 4 Carlisle 0 2 Williams 3 7 Lehigh 6 3 Trinity 5 7 Navy 3 18 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 2 3 Fordham 2 0 Amherst 3

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1910 (14-6)

Coach: Sammy Nicklin Captain: W.C. Harrison 3 Berkeley Hall 5 Seton Hall 3 Manhattan 7 Vermont 8 Union 3 Tufts 5 Lafayette 4 Wesleyan 3 Yale 1 Columbia 3 Rochester 3 Virginia 2 Brown 0 Trinity 1 Fordham 2 Navy 1 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 5 Stevens 7 Bucknell 20 Colgate

1 3 2 1 1 4 2 0 0 4 1 6 1 1 4 0 3 0 5 4

1911 (16-5-1)

Coach: Sammy Nicklin Captain: A.D. Surles 3 Rutgers 2 7 Manhattan 0 4 Dickinson 1 3 Lehigh 6 0 Lafayette 6 3 Tufts 0 1 Dartmouth 0 6 RPI 1 3 Norwich 3 7 Brown 6 11 Rochester 0 20 Berkeley Hall 7 8 Georgetown 10 13 Trinity 3 2 Union 1 0 Fordham 3 1 Holy Cross 5 7 Navy 1 9 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 1 3 Syracuse 0 5 Bucknell 2 5 Columbia 1

1912 (12-4)

Coach: Sammy Nicklin Captain: H.L. Whiteside 4 Lafayette 0 Dartmouth 1 Bucknell 11 Pennsylvania 3 Swarthmore 12 Stevens 16 Lehigh 7 Columbia 8 Norwich

6 6 7 2 1 9 3 1 4

2 Penn State 11 12 Michigan 4 6 Fordham 0 11 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 1 8 Navy 7 7 Colgate 6 7 Syracuse 0

1913 (16-6)

Coach: Sammy Nicklin Captain: O.K. Sadtler 2 Colgate 3 12 New York Univ.

3 10 Stevens 1 2 Dickinson 1 8 Lafayette 5 11 Norwich 4 9 Dartmouth 5 9 Harvard 7 10 Swarthmore 9 2 Penn State 13 3 Holy Cross 2 9 Virginia 3 4 Williams 14 9 Catholic 8 6 Lehigh 5 0 Fordham 2 5 Union 8 3 Notre Dame 0 9 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 11 2 Navy 1 9 Ursinus 3 10 Syracuse 4

1914 (10-5)

Coach: Sammy Nicklin Captain: C.M. Milliken 2 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 7 2 Dickinson 7 6 Cornell 4 8 Colgate 0 3 Harvard 15 11 Tufts 10 15 Bucknell 7 3 Georgetown 2 7 Penn State 2 3 Notre Dame 9 7 Fordham 5 3 Vermont 8 0 Catholic 8 8 Navy 2 6 Syracuse 0 12 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 4

1915 (18-3)

Coach: Sammy Nicklin Captain: L.A. Merillat 15 New York Univ.

8 Stevens 6 Rutgers 6 Lafayette 10 Lafayette 9 Harvard

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Seton Hall Lehigh Swarthmore Georgetown Penn State Washington & Lee Holy Cross Fordham St. John’s Springfield Villanova Navy 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. Syracuse Catholic

8 0 7 4 4 5 2 16 0 7 0 5 8 1 1

1916 (10-8-1)

Coach: Sammy Nicklin Captain: R.R. Neyland Jr. 2 Amherst 3 Williams 1 Harvard 2 Tufts 2 Springfield YMCA 7 Seton Hall 4 Lehigh 4 Penn State 16 Georgetown 10 Pittsburgh 3 Buffalo 4 Lafayette 2 Fordham 2 Swarthmore 13 Navy 17 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 5 Holy Cross 0 Syracuse 5 Colgate

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1890 (2-0-1)

Coach: Self-Coached Captain: G.P. White 8 @Riverton Club 7 @Sylvans Club 17 @Atlantics

6 2 2 5 5 1 1 7 5 3 2 3 4 3 3 1 5 1 1

1917 (8-1)

Coach: Sammy Nicklin Captain: C.H. Gerhardt 16 St. John’s 15 N.Y. State Normal 17 Manhattan 10 Hamilton 9 Williams 2 Holy Cross 4 Colonial A.C. 3 Union 4 Colgate

1 0 1 0 6 5 3 2 2

1918 (14-7)

Coach: Hans Lobert Captains: E.Q. Oliphant, N. McNeil* 2 St. John’s 3 Berkeley Hall 2 Boston College 2 Lafayette 3 Tufts 5 Newport Naval Res. 1 West Virginia

0 2 6 4 7 7 2

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ARMY YEAR-BY-YEAR 4 Cornell 3 9 Catholic 4 5 Holy Cross 1 3 Crescent A.C. 6 11 Springfield Y.M.C.A. 1 3 Johns Hopkins 1 5 Mount St. Joseph’s 2 1 Fordham 0 5 Stevens 1 4 U.S.S. Amphitrite 0 7 Pelham Bay Naval 8 6 Fort Slocum 1 8 Princeton Aero 7 20 Camp Merritt 3 *War class graduated early

1919 (10-7)

Coach: Hans Lobert Captains: F.J. Tate, W.S. Murray 4 Seton Hall 5 3 Boston College 1 6 Manhattan 1 2 Lafayette 1 1 Tufts 12 12 Lehigh 1 12 Union 7 2 Villanova 1 2 Penn State 7 1 Swarthmore 0 1 Holy Cross 11 2 Springfield 3 9 Berkeley Hall 5 6 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 2 6 Navy 10 4 Syracuse 3 3 Crescent A.C. 4

1920 (7-6-2)

Coach: Hans Lobert Captain: G. Honnen 5 Boston College 11 New York Univ.

4 Stevens 3 Tufts 4 Harvard 6 Lehigh 2 West Virginia 1 Penn State 6 Holy Cross 2 Catholic 4 Pittsburgh 6 Rutgers 9 Berkeley Hall 1 Navy 4 Colgate

6 14 4 1 4 8 0 3 2 1 2 0 3 11 8

1921 (11-5)

Coach: Hans Lobert Captain: G.C. Wilhide 8 City College of N.Y. 6 Stevens 10 New York Univ.

14 Union 9 Williams 5 Lafayette 6 Syracuse 2 Swarthmore 6 West Virginia 4 Catholic 2 Columbia 5 Colgate 5 Brown 2 Fordham 8 Navy 10 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G.

3 0 4 2 4 9 3 3 5 7 3 4 6 1 7 3

1922 (11-5)

Coach: Hans Lobert Captain: G.C. Wilhide 3 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 11 5 Vermont 4 11 City Coll. of N.Y. 2 5 New York Univ.

4 8 Tufts 3 4 Catholic 0 12 Williams 2 4 Lafayette 7 5 Swarthmore 7 7 Princeton 6 10 Columbia 4 8 Penn State 7 2 Colgate 8 7 Delaware 5 14 Fordham 3 3 Pennsylvania 4 6 Navy 8

1923 (11-5-1)

Coach: Hans Lobert Captain: D.G. Storck 2 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 14 3 Boston College 5 14 Bowdoin 11 11 City Coll. of N.Y. 3 4 Amherst 5 10 Tufts 2 14 Catholic 6 7 Lafayette 12 4 Swarthmore 3 2 Colgate 7 2 New York Univ.

1 0 Penn State 10 4 Fordham 2

14 Delaware 8 Manhattan 19 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 8 Navy 1 Columbia

6 7 5 5 1

1924 (10-6)

Coach: Hans Lobert Captain: G.W. Smythe 3 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 10 10 Amherst 2 11 Connecticut A.C. 4 1 Boston College 5 9 Swarthmore 7 10 Haverford 1 1 Columbia 2 8 Syracuse 4 1 New York Univ.

6 6 Pennsylvania 4 1 Fordham 2 3 Delaware 2 5 Catholic 6 3 Navy 5 10 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G 8 6 “B” Co., U.S.C.C. 2 12 Lafayette 7

1925 (6-11)

Coach: Hans Lobert Captain: H.O. Ellinger 0 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 7 5 Bowdoin 4 10 Manhattan 3 11 Amherst 0 15 Vermont 9 5 Swarthmore 4 2 Lafayette 12 5 Lehigh 10 0 Columbia 3 1 Syracuse 4 3 New York Univ.

6 2 Pennsylvania 7 3 Fordham 6 2 Holy Cross 5 2 Catholic 6 3 Georgetown 12 7 Navy 13 11 7th Reg., N.Y.N.G. 2

1926 (6-8)

Coach: Harold McCormick Captain: R.P. Reeder Jr. 1 Bowdoin 0 3 Pennsylvania 8 6 Vermont 5 18 Swarthmore 4 7 Lafayette 11 5 Syracuse 11 3 Columbia 15 12 Manhattan 10 6 New York Univ.

16 2 Catholic 13 0 Holy Cross 5 3 Springfield 4 6 Georgetown 3 6 Navy 5

1927 (9-4)

Coach: Harold McCormick Captain: A.L. Cobb 6 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 19 0 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 2 12 Catholic 10 4 Vermont 9 11 Lehigh 3 10 Swarthmore 9 1 Pennsylvania 6 9 Columbia 4 6 Springfield 12 8 Colgate 5 15 Delaware 1 2 New York Univ.

1 4 Bucknell 0 6 Williams 2 2 Navy 8

1928 (9-2)

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Coach: Harold McCormick Captain: W.W. Browning 4 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 16 9 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 20

THE 1924 ARMY TEAM 6 Vermont 5 Lehigh 8 Williams 2 Wesleyan 2 Columbia 7 Swarthmore 10 Springfield 3 Catholic 9 Bucknell 5 Union 9 Navy

9 2 4 3 0 3 9 1 1 2 6

1929 (5-8)

Coach: Harold McCormick Captain: D.Z. Zimmerman 1 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 6 1 Pennsylvania 4 4 Lafayette 6 5 Lehigh 6 0 New York Univ.

2 8 Columbia 2 5 New Hampshire 3 3 Swarthmore 5 7 Wesleyan 1 0 Fordham 7 4 Bucknell 5 2 Dartmouth 10 7 Georgetown 2 11 Williams 4

1930 (9-5-1)

Coach: Harold McCormick Captain: C.E. Beauchamp 0 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 18 2 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 20 4 Vermont 6 2 Connecticut A.C. 1 11 Wesleyan 2 6 Haverford 2 9 Lehigh 3 2 Maryland 8 6 New York Univ.

5 9 Columbia 6 10 New Hampshire 7 6 Union 4 3 Lafayette 11 7 Fordham 2 1 Swarthmore 1 4 Dartmouth 9 0 Bucknell 1

1931 (7-6)

Coach: Harold McCormick Captain: C.E. Hoy 3 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 4 1 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 15 4 Connecticut A.C. 3 10 Lehigh 5 21 Haverford 1 4 Union 10 8 Wesleyan 2 12 Swarthmore 8 8 Bucknell 2

1 Penn State 1 Fordham 5 Lafayette 3 New York Univ.

1 Colgate 3 Maryland

4 5 3 4 19 10

1932 (11-2)

Coach: Harold McCormick Captain: E.E. Farnsworth Jr. 3 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 9 18 Connecticut A.C. 2 2 Swarthmore 0 19 Bucknell 2 5 Temple 1 4 Penn State 17 8 Wesleyan 5 13 Haverford 3 5 New York Univ.

4 4 Washington & Lee 3 5 Rutgers 4 9 Lafayette 3 2 Fordham 4 7 Union 3

1933 (5-6)

Coach: Harold McCormick Captain: S.O. Fuqua Jr. 0 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 9 6 Haverford 0 6 Middlebury 4 1 Swarthmore 0 5 Lehigh 8 3 Rutgers 4 8 New York Univ.

5 1 Washington & Lee 5 2 Fordham 21 10 Wesleyan 2 4 Navy 8 7 Bucknell 8

1934 (9-4)

Coach: Harold McCormick Captain: T.T. Brown 0 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 7 11 Vermont 10 0 Providence 9 10 Middlebury 3 2 Lehigh 1 13 Swarthmore 4 6 Columbia 5 3 Temple 12 14 Amherst 4 4 Wesleyan 3 3 Fordham 9 11 Bucknell 7 2 Navy 4 6 Yale 4

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1935 (9-5)

Coach: Harold McCormick Captain: J.H. Caughey 0 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 9 1 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 5 15 Swarthmore 0 9 Haverford 6 7 Amherst 8 8 Wesleyan 2 10 Lehigh 7 5 Temple 4 4 Syracuse 1 2 Williams 5 6 New York Univ.

1 2 Fordham 14 2 Colgate 9 4 Gettysburg 13 11 Bucknell 1 10 Navy 4

1936 (4-9)

Coach: Harold McCormick Captain: W.R. Grohs 2 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 6 0 Colgate 3 7 Lehigh 4 8 Amherst 4 10 Swarthmore 13 7 Middlebury 8 4 Duke 16 2 Syracuse 5 8 New York Univ.

11 11 Fordham 27 13 Wesleyan 3 5 Maryland 19 12 Bucknell 7 10 Navy 11

1937 (9-2)

Coach: Walter French Captain: R.W. Griffin 4 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 19 8 Yale 5 1 Princeton 0 5 Amherst 4 3 Penn State 7 6 Syracuse 3 9 Swarthmore 8 3 Bucknell 0 2 New York Univ.

0 3 Fordham 9 7 Union 6 8 Navy 3

1938 (9-4)

Coach: Walter French Captain: R.J. Kasper 2 Wesleyan 13 Williams 2 Lafayette 10 Columbia 7 New York Univ.

4 1 4 9 4

ARMY YEAR-BY-YEAR Dartmouth 6 Williams 3 Pittsburgh 8 Princeton (14) 9 Columbia 0 New York Univ. (10) 2 Pennsylvania 3 Yale (12) 6 Navy 2

1945 (15-0)

RED REEDER 7 Yale 4 Syracuse 3 Duke 6 Georgetown 3 Amherst 3 Fordham 6 Penn State 1 Navy

3 3 12 1 2 2 2 6

1939 (8-6)

Coach: Walter French Captain: S.G. Kail 2 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 4 7 Vermont (7) 1 3 Lafayette 4 15 Princeton 4 8 Rutgers 2 3 Columbia 7 3 Duke 5 7 Georgetown 5 8 Syracuse 4 1 Pennsylvania 3 10 Yale 17 3 Fordham 5 6 Williams 3 4 Navy 1 5 Colgate 1

1940 (5-7)

Coach: Walter French Captain: C.G. Esau 1 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 7 5 Harvard 4 5 Princeton 4 8 Brown 3 0 Lafayette 4 3 Penn State 9 0 Duke 10 4 Yale 1 2 Notre Dame 6 9 New York Univ.

10 7 Fordham 15 7 Wesleyan 4 2 Navy 4

1941 (8-6)

Coach: Walter French Captain: R.B. Polk 0 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 9 2 Lafayette 1 7 Harvard 2 11 Amherst 4 3 Pittsburgh 9 3 Princeton 13 0 Brown 8 7 Colgate 5 2 Columbia 3 6 Williams 1 9 Pennsylvania 6

4 Springfield 0 Yale 4 Penn State 4 Navy

1 2 23 3

1942 (10-4-1)

Coach: Walter French Captain: W.C. Garland 3 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 12 5 Cornell 1 8 Vermont 2 7 Georgetown 3 12 Harvard 9 2 Williams 23 12 Syracuse 12 15 Pennsylvania 9 5 Swarthmore 1 11 Maryland 2 3 Lafayette 4 12 Pittsburgh 1 1 Brown 2 0 Fordham 5 6 Yale 4 10 Navy 3

1943 (10-3)

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: E.F. McCabe, J.C. Stahle 8 Bkn. Dodgers (Ex.) 12 3 Mtl. Royals (Ex.) 6 9 Swarthmore 0 5 U.S. Coast Guard 4 5 Manhattan 1 3 Lafayette 1 10 Georgetown 0 7 Columbia 8 4 Brown 3 9 Pittsburgh 2 7 Williams 6 5 Fordham 0 2 New York Univ.

7 17 Fort Monmouth 11 2 Navy 8

1944 (11-1)

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: J.G. Capka 4 Bkn. Dodgers (Ex.) 18 8 Mtl. Royals (Ex.) 6 6 Mtl. Royals (Ex.) 6 9 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 11 0 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 14 11 Stevens 10 3 Villanova 1 8 Swarthmore 0

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: C.K. Josey 5 Bkn. Dodgers (Ex.) 9 5 Bkn. Dodgers (Ex.) 4 4 Bkn. Dodgers (Ex.) 0 12 Mtl. Royals (Ex.) 8 4 Mtl. Royals (Ex.) 8 9 Mtl. Royals (Ex.) 3 8 Sampson N.T.S. 5 10 Brooklyn 3 9 Floyd Bennett A.F. 2 14 Swarthmore 1 13 U.S. Coast Guard 4 11 Villanova 2 25 Yale 1 13 Merchant Marine 5 7 New York Univ.

4 18 Columbia 0 11 Williams 4 8 Yale 5 7 Fordham 2 7 Navy 2 15 Colgate 1

1946 (9-7)

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: R.M. Kinney 2 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 2 3 Bkn. Dodgers (Ex.) 7 4 City Coll. of N.Y. 9 0 Seton Hall 2 8 Dartmouth 3 15 Panzer 6 2 Lafayette 4 7 Villanova 2 10 Colgate 5 13 Brooklyn 5 2 New York Univ.

8 3 Yale 10 14 Williams 2 5 Yale 6 7 Holy Cross 6 5 Fordham 1 5 Navy 11 5 Swarthmore 1

1947 (17-1-1)

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: G.W. Davis 5 Bkn. Dodgers (Ex.) 16 9 Rutgers 1 8 Hofstra 7 6 Panzer 4 11 Lafayette (6) 10 10 Trinity 5 7 Merchant Marine 2 11 Brooklyn 7 9 Villanova 0 4 Princeton 1 5 Bkn. Dodgers (Ex.) 16 4 Yale 3 3 Yale (6) 3 4 Fordham 3 6 Williams 2 14 Columbia 4 10 Pennsylvania 5 4 Maryland 3 4 Navy 8 12 Lehigh 2 11 Amherst 8

9 7 6 1 8 6 4 0 3 12 8 12 1 8 7 0 7 0

Panzer Swarthmore Villanova Temple Pennsylvania Lafayette Williams Columbia Princeton Cornell Harvard City Coll. of N.Y. New York Univ.

Brown Lehigh Yale Maryland Navy

3 5 4 2 1 0 2 2 0 0 2 9 2 2 2 1 10 10

1949 (6-13)

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: R.H. Wagner 3 Bkn. Dodgers (Ex.) 4 10 Swarthmore 0 9 Hofstra 8 11 Villanova 5 6 Rutgers 7 10 Williams 8 4 Pennsylvania 6 3 St. John’s 6 3 Lehigh 6 9 Dartmouth 11 3 Bkn. Dodgers (Ex.) 4 13 Fordham 2 2 Princeton 6 1 Lafayette 11 13 Yale 4 2 Cornell 3 2 Colgate 12 0 Harvard 10 2 Navy 8 2 New York Univ.

3 1 Columbia 4

1950 (14-4)

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: J.V. Irons 0 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 8 14 Wesleyan 9 12 Hofstra 2 7 Vermont 1 2 Syracuse 4 4 Manhattan 3 2 New York Univ.

3 5 Columbia 2 3 Princeton 1 7 Brown 3 4 Pennsylvania 0 5 Williams 0 13 Yale 7 1 Dartmouth 3 17 Colgate 4 4 Harvard 5 10 Cornell 3

7 5

Navy Fordham

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1951 (8-14-1)

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: T.W. Griesinger 2 Trinity 3 2 Ithaca 4 12 Connecticut 11 8 Wesleyan 0 0 Lafayette 3 5 Manhattan 5 0 Hofstra 11 3 City Coll. of N.Y. 1 5 Columbia 6 4 Villanova 8 4 Princeton 6 7 Dartmouth 6 11 New York Univ.

1 6 Brown 7 5 Harvard 16 6 Yale 1 0 Pennsylvania 2 3 Rutgers 4 4 Colgate 5 0 Cornell 4 10 Williams 7 5 Navy 1 4 Fordham 6

1952 (10-10-2)

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: T.E. Fitzpatrick 12 Wesleyan 9 2 Connecticut (6) 2 5 Vermont 8 3 New York Univ. (8) 3 0 Manhattan 3 9 Swarthmore 3 3 Harvard 0 0 Harvard 11 4 Rutgers 11 4 Yale 3 6 City Coll. of N.Y. 9 4 Dartmouth 1 2 Lehigh 1 4 Villanova 6 6 Yale 14 4 Brown 1 3 Brown 5 7 Dartmouth 6 0 Columbia 4 2 Colgate 0 1 Navy 3 3 Fordham (15) 2

1953 (6-9-3)

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: J.B. Oblinger 7 Merchant Marine 3 4 City Coll. of N.Y. 4 4 Ithaca 2 2 Swarthmore (8) 5

5 Manhattan 2 5 Navy 4 1 Rutgers 3 0 Brown (5) 0 6 Columbia 9 2 Cornell 7 4 Princeton 5 6 Yale 8 2 Harvard 1 4 Pennsylvania 5 6 Villanova (10) 6 11 Amherst 0 4 New York Univ.

7 2 Navy 10

1954 (11-7)

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: W.F. LeCates 5 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 6 8 Vermont 3 0 City Coll. of N.Y. 6 11 Swarthmore 4 1 St. John’s 10 3 Lafayette 2 5 Pennsylvania 1 2 Columbia 0 0 Dartmouth 6 4 Williams 3 9 Harvard 5 6 Yale 5 6 Manhattan 3 4 Princeton 1 6 Cornell 12 2 Villanova 3 4 Navy 8 4 Santo Domingo 3 8 Fordham 11

1955 (10-8-2)

Coach: Joe Palone Captain: R.G. Cardillo 1 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 14 4 Maine 14 3 Swarthmore 0 8 Villanova 4 2 Columbia 13 2 Harvard 6 5 Cornell 1 6 Brown 10 4 Pennsylvania 2 4 Syracuse 3 0 Princeton 8 1 Yale 9 8 Colgate 8 1 Williams 8 5 Dartmouth 4 10 Amherst 2 9 City Coll. of N.Y. 4 5 St. John’s 6 5 Lafayette 5 5 Navy 1 10 Fordham 0

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1948 (16-7)

Coach: Paul Amen Captain: N.L. Robinson 2 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 7 13 Hofstra 4 10 Merchant Marine 1 4 Wagner 2 10 Wesleyan 2 6 Rutgers 9

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ARMY YEAR-BY-YEAR 1956 (9-10)

Coach: Joe Palone Captain: D.L. Butler 1 Trinity 0 4 Villanova 7 4 Swarthmore 0 18 Brown 0 0 Harvard 4 3 Penn State 1 5 Syracuse 0 2 Amherst 6 9 Yale 2 2 St. John’s 11 2 Dartmouth (11) 0 3 City Coll. of N.Y. 1 2 Princeton 1 3 Cornell 4 1 Lafayette 4 2 Colgate 8 2 Columbia 4 1 Manhattan 14 4 Navy 7

1957 (13-9-2)

Coach: Joe Palone Captain: L.S. Marella 0 N.Y. Giants (Ex.) 16 9 Maine 3 3 Villanova 1 4 Rutgers 2 3 Columbia 9 5 City Coll. of N.Y. 5 8 Swarthmore 0 1 Yale 4 7 Manhattan 13 3 St. John’s 10 4 Syracuse 3 5 Harvard 6 6 New York Univ.

6 6 Brown 0 7 Penn State 16 9 Fordham 3 3 Trinity 2 14 Pennsylvania 4 5 Colgate 6 4 Dartmouth 10 0 Lafayette 6 2 Cornell 0 9 Princeton 7 9 Hartwick 5 3 Navy 2

1958 (10-11-1)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: N. O. Conner 1 S.F. Giants (Ex.) 17 3 Wesleyan 4 11 Siena 3 7 Pennsylvania 0 8 St. John’s 4 8 Colgate 2 6 Rutgers 1 5 Brown 0 5 Harvard 9 6 New York Univ.

1 7 Cornell 17 5 Yale 7 3 Villanova 4 6 Hofstra 8 1 Columbia 0 5 Dartmouth 7 3 Syracuse (10) 3 5 Fordham 3 3 Seton Hall 6 1 Hartwick 5 5 Ithaca (10) 4 1 Princeton 6 4 Navy 5

1959 (11-10)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: F. Franks 6 Fordham 2 Vermont 8 New York Univ.

7 Yale 0 Wesleyan 3 Rutgers 3 Columbia 3 Princeton 6 Colgate

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6 Syracuse 4 Harvard 2 Rider 2 Brown 8 Manhattan 12 City Coll. of N.Y. 5 Delaware 9 Pennsylvania 1 Cornell 8 Villanova 3 Dartmouth 3 Navy

5 3 9 9 2 1 8 0 2 2 5 4

1960 (18-5-1)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: N.N. Loscuito 8 New York Univ.

7 Fordham 6 Columbia 22 Swarthmore 7 Hofstra 9 City Coll. of N.Y. 2 Delaware 10 Yale 9 St. John’s 3 Villanova 9 Vermont 6 Amherst 4 Pennsylvania 4 Syracuse 4 Ithaca 8 Dartmouth 3 Seton Hall 7 Brown 8 Harvard 10 Princeton 8 Cornell 1 Colgate 4 Manhattan 1 Navy

2 1 1 4 3 3 4 4 4 2 4 3 1 7 5 1 3 2 2 2 4 0 7 9

1961 (12-7-1)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: W.R. Williams 0 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 14 4 Manhattan 0 18 Swarthmore 0 4 Ithaca 1 9 City Coll. of N.Y. 0 0 St. John’s 1 7 Yale 1 9 Delaware 16 2 Syracuse 7 4 Villanova 10 6 Brown 5 2 Princeton 4 3 Columbia 4 4 Lafayette 3 3 Cornell 2 1 Pennsylvania 0 4 Fordham 4 8 Dartmouth 4 6 Colgate 2 13 Rider 2 0 Navy 3

1962 (15-6)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: J.L. Schmidt 4 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 8 8 Wesleyan 4 7 City Coll. of N.Y. 4 3 Rutgers 14 4 Penn State 8 8 Colgate 4 3 Yale 0 8 Manhattan 11 16 Columbia 7 10 Cornell 3 11 Dartmouth 2 7 Fordham 3 14 New York Univ.

3 1 Harvard 7 8 Brown 3 7 Princeton 2 7 Villanova 3 5 Pennsylvania 2 0 Ithaca 4 7 Seton Hall 2 10 Rider 2 2 Navy 4

1963 (12-10-1)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: W.M. Boice 2 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 15 0 N.Y. Mets (Ex.) 3 4 Fordham 2 4 Ithaca 9 6 Hofstra 5 7 St. John’s 13 2 Princeton 9 10 Manhattan 7 0 Pennsylvania 0 12 New York Univ.

4 1 Yale 6 6 Colgate 5 5 Harvard 7 4 Columbia 5 8 City Coll. of N.Y. 7 5 Brown 4 3 Penn State 1 7 Rutgers 12 6 Coast Guard 8 1 Dartmouth 5 7 Lafayette 1 5 Cornell 3 7 Seton Hall 9 9 Rider 7 6 Navy 5

CASEY STENGEL AND DUKE SNIDER WITH BILL BOICE

1964 (13-6)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: R.J. Michela 2 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 8 1 Long Island 2 6 Villanova 3 4 Pennsylvania 2 7 Columbia 2 6 Fordham 0 7 Yale 2 3 Cornell 1 5 City Coll. of N.Y. 1 1 Brown 4 0 Harvard 1 4 Rutgers 0 9 St. John’s 4 0 Ithaca 6 6 Manhattan 8 6 Dartmouth 2 8 Syracuse 1 9 Princeton 6 6 Seton Hall 13 2 Navy 1

1965 (15-6)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: T.A. Pyrz 0 N.Y. Mets (Ex.) 8 1 Long Island 4 16 Middlebury 6 5 Ithaca 4 2 Princeton 3 12 Colgate 7 2 Yale 0 3 Villanova 2 2 Pennsylvania 0 5 Rutgers 7 3 St. John’s 4 13 Manhattan 2 0 Rider 10 1 Harvard 0 7 Fordham 0 9 Cornell 8 11 Columbia 7 8 Brown 2 9 Syracuse 5 0 Dartmouth 2 11 Seton Hall 5 7 Navy 2

1966 (16-4)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: E.D. Atkinson 0 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 1 9 Long Island 3 11 New Hampshire 2 4 Fordham 2 9 Columbia 3 12 New York Univ.

2 10 Syracuse 2

5 8 9 10 7 10 10 0 6 8 2 6 5 7

Yale Pennsylvania Rider Brown Harvard St. John’s City Coll. of N.Y. Cornell Colgate Princeton Dartmouth Penn State Seton Hall Navy

1 1 7 1 1 0 11 4 7 6 0 3 10 3

1967 (10-8)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: J. Boretti 0 N.Y. Mets (Ex.) 4 5 Pennsylvania 0 6 Columbia 1 8 New York Univ.

10 8 Syracuse 0 5 Yale 4 4 Fordham 3 4 Rutgers 6 13 Long Island 3 2 St. John’s 4 7 Princeton 4 5 Rider 9 5 Brown 4 4 City Coll. of N.Y. 8 9 Cornell 3 1 Dartmouth 9 4 Penn State 6 9 Seton Hall 2 1 Navy 3

1968 (12-9-1)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: P.T. Krieger 0 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 9 6 Rutgers 2 5 Long Island 1 1 Syracuse 3 8 New York Univ.

13 2 Pennsylvania 3 4 Columbia 2 3 Villanova 6 11 Yale 4 8 Colgate 2 11 Cornell 3 1 Rider 5 4 Brown 3 5 Harvard 0 9 City Coll. of N.Y. 0 0 St. John’s 4 0 Fordham 4

5 Seton Hall 1 2 Manhattan (11) 2 3 Princeton 0 2 Dartmouth (18) 3 11 Southern Conn.

3 1 Navy 3

1969 (15-7)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: R.A. Vandenberg 0 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 4 7 Fairleigh Dickinson 1 5 Rutgers 11 6 Rochester 2 13 Norwich 9 2 Columbia 3 6 Fordham 0 0 Yale 1 4 Brown 6 11 Harvard 2 4 St. John’s 6 5 Seton Hall 6 8 New York Univ. (10) 7 8 Lafayette 6 1 Princeton 3 7 Colgate 6 4 Cornell 3 5 Manhattan 3 4 Massachusetts 3 4 Dartmouth 1 6 Southern Conn.

5 2 Syracuse 1 12 Navy 11

1970 (7-14)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: P.B. McCall 4 Colgate 6 2 Cornell 1 8 Cornell 6 6 Fordham 5 3 Navy 8 0 Pennsylvania 2 4 Pennsylvania 5 1 Princeton 12 4 Princeton 7 2 New York Univ.

5 3 Dartmouth 13 1 Harvard 3 1 Harvard 2 7 City Coll. of N.Y. 2 15 Yale 6 3 Brown 8 7 Brown 6 2 Massachusetts 6 11 Manhattan 3 6 Southern Conn.(11) 7 1 Navy 3

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1971 (10-14)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: T.A. Pyrz 0 N.Y. Mets (Ex.) 8 11 Fordham 13 4 Rutgers 1 4 Villanova 5 7 Lehigh 6 2 @Brown 3 2 @Yale 6 6 @Yale 1 3 Lafayette 15 0 @Princeton 1 0 @Columbia (10) 1 5 @Columbia 2 9 St. John’s 13 4 Harvard 10 3 Dartmouth (8) 2 3 Dartmouth (9) 4 2 New York Univ.

6 9 Pennsylvania 2 8 Navy 2 6 Navy 2 2 @Colgate 4 8 Seton Hall 3 1 Manhattan 4 4 Southern Conn.

1 1 Navy 5

1972 (8-16)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: H.S. Etheridge 1 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 10 2 @Fordham 4 1 Rutgers 2 5 Villanova 3 14 City Coll. of N.Y. 2 1 Cornell (11) 8 1 St. John’s 7 6 @Pennsylvania 12 7 @Navy 4 0 @Navy 2 5 New York Univ.

4 3 Brown (10) 4 4 Yale (8) 3 1 Yale 4 4 Colgate 7 5 @Harvard 7 0 Dartmouth 3 1 Dartmouth 3 3 Cornell 2 5 Princeton 7 6 Columbia 3 4 Columbia 9 0 Manhattan 1 9 Merchant Marine 2 3 @Navy 6

ARMY YEAR-BY-YEAR 3 0 13

1977 (6-19)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: W.C. Chellman 5 Wagner 0 Seton Hall 3 @RPI 3 Rutgers 2 @Pennsylvania 2 @Columbia 3 @Columbia 5 Villanova 9 @Brown 6 @Yale 2 @Yale 0 Manhattan 0 @Cornell 4 @Cornell 0 Navy 8 Navy 4 Fordham 3 Harvard 0 Dartmouth 4 Dartmouth 2 St. John’s 3 @Lafayette 3 Merchant Marine 1 John Jay 1 Navy

ERIC TIPTON AND RED REEDER

2 12 5 7 14 4 10 7 10 0 0 9 9 5 7 16 19 10 3 3 8 8 2 0 11

1978 (10-17)

1973 (10-13)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: G.D. Newsom 1 N.Y. Mets (Ex.) 7 8 St. John’s 1 0 @Yale 5 1 @Brown 2 7 @Brown 1 7 City Coll. of N.Y. 1 0 Villanova 3 6 @Columbia 2 2 @Princeton (13) 1 0 @Princeton 1 2 New York Univ.

1 0 @Cornell 4 4 @Cornell 2 2 Seton Hall 3 2 Navy 1 4 Pennsylvania 1 2 Pennsylvania 5 4 Dartmouth 7 3 Harvard (6) 4 1 Harvard 6 8 Manhattan 11 1 Southern Conn.

2 8 Merchant Marine 2 3 Navy 4

1974 (11-10)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: C.B. McNutt 0 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 7 2 Rutgers 1 9 Colgate 5 22 City Coll. of N.Y. 0 3 Columbia 6 5 Columbia 0 1 Pennsylvania 6 7 New York Univ.

2 4 @Harvard 3 1 @Dartmouth 6 1 @Dartmouth 0 2 Seton Hall 12 3 @Navy 6 0 @Navy 4 2 @Princeton 7 7 Yale 5 5 Yale 4 6 Cornell 7 3 Manhattan 1 4 Southern Conn.

6 13 Merchant Marine 0 9 @Navy 10

1975 (9-15)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: B.L. Clark 0 N.Y. Mets (Ex.) 5 6 Seton Hall 10 3 St. John’s 12 1 Cornell 5 3 Cornell 4 12 City Coll. of N.Y. 1 15 @Columbia 5 6 @Pennsylvania 14 5 @Pennsylvania 6 0 Villanova 3 3 Dartmouth 4 3 Harvard 2 4 Harvard 11 4 Fordham 5 2 Navy 8 6 Princeton 5 2 Princeton 0 2 @Brown 4 4 @Brown 5 0 @Yale 1 0 Rutgers 2 2 Manhattan 1 7 Southern Conn.

5 9 John Jay 7 4 Navy 1

Coach: Bill Permakoff Captain: P.G. Landry 4 Wagner 6 SUNY-Potsdam 3 Seton Hall 3 Seton Hall 3 York 4 @Rutgers 3 Pennsylvania 6 Columbia 8 Columbia 4 Villanova 5 Brown 4 Yale 8 Yale 1 @St. John’s 3 Manhattan 13 Cornell 3 Cornell 5 Fordham 1 Adelphi 1 @Navy 2 @Navy 4 Long Island 2 @Princeton 5 @Harvard 2 @Dartmouth 4 @Dartmouth 0 @Navy

1979 (19-16)

1976 (14-11)

Coach: Eric Tipton Captain: M.R. Sloan 0 N.Y. Yankees (Ex.) 2 1 City Coll. of N.Y. 10 1 Wagner 3 5 St. John’s 14 10 Merchant Marine 2 8 RPI 4 7 Columbia 4 2 Pennsylvania (9) 3 2 Pennsylvania 3 4 Villanova 2 8 Yale 4 3 Brown 2 7 Brown 4 3 Manhattan 1 4 @Navy 11 0 @Princeton 1 5 @Princeton 8 12 @Rutgers 13 2 Cornell 1 5 Cornell 3 3 @Fordham 12 9 @Dartmouth 7 8 @Harvard (13) 7

0 2 4 5 2 9 22 5 9 3 3 1 3 6 4 5 14 16 15 5 3 6 7 14 4 3 16

Coach: Bill Permakoff Captain: P.H. Taylor 0 N.Y. Mets (Ex.) 19 6 Oral Roberts* 5 0 Seattle* 4 9 @Cal.-Riverside* 13 9 Brigham Young* 12 4 Oregon* (12) 3 6 Maine* 2 14 Indiana* 10 6 St. Francis (N.Y.) 15 5 Iona 4 3 @Seton Hall 4 8 St. Peter’s 0 2 Manhattan 8 8 Rutgers 6 3 @Columbia 5 10 Wagner 3 4 Villanova 9 11 @Yale 9 4 @Brown 2 8 @Brown 5 9 @Pennsylvania 4 17 @Pennsylvania 4 7 John Jay 0 2 @Cornell 6 0 @Cornell 8

5 St. John’s 2 4 @Fordham (10) 5 0 Navy 22 4 Princeton 3 5 Princeton 4 7 @Lafayette 15 7 Pace 8 8 Dartmouth 5 0 Harvard 7 2 Harvard 6 13 Bucknell 7 *Cal.-Riverside Tournament

1980 (15-20)

Coach: Bill Permakoff Captain: R.D. Schiefer 8 @Louisiana State 11 3 @McNeese State 6 3 @McNeese State 11 8 @SW Louisiana 10 2 @SW Louisiana 3 5 @Tulane 10 8 Hofstra 5 3 Connecticut 2 11 Fairleigh Dickinson 4 10 Pace 4 10 Manhattan 1 5 @Rutgers 2 4 Columbia 7 4 Pennsylvania 0 5 Pennsylvania 2 5 Villanova 10 6 @St. John’s 25 5 St. Peter’s 7 2 Yale 3 5 Brown 4 10 Brown 13 3 Seton Hall 11 8 Iona 7 8 John Jay 3 0 Cornell 2 0 Cornell 2 5 Fordham 8 4 @Navy 2 6 @Princeton 4 2 @Princeton 6 9 Wagner 11 9 Lafayette 11 13 Dartmouth 12 6 @Harvard 4 5 @Harvard 10

1981 (21-20)

Coach: Bill Permakoff Captains: P.J. Divis, J.D. Bagwell 5 Delaware 6 6 Stetson 5 2 Louisville 5 4 Stetson 13 8 Louisville 11 4 Delaware 10 2 Delaware 17 3 Louisville 2 2 St. Peter’s (10) 1 1 New York Tech 3 12 Long Island 0 5 Long Island 9 5 Fairleigh Dickinson 4 17 St. Francis (N.Y.) 6 3 @Seton Hall 10 7 @Seton Hall 3 5 @Connecticut 3 9 @Connecticut 13 14 Manhattan 1 8 @Pennsylvania 2 3 @Columbia 9 3 @Columbia 2 4 @Iona 11 12 @Brown 9 10 @Yale 6 0 @Yale 12 6 @Fordham 8 12 John Jay 13 7 @Siena 4 1 @Cornell 4 1 @Cornell 5 14 Villanova 11 8 Wagner 10 4 Princeton 1 4 Navy 2 3 Navy 7

14 Fairfield 4 21 Merchant Marine 12 9 Harvard 3 7 Dartmouth 4 2 Dartmouth 5

1982 (19-19)

Coach: Bill Permakoff Captains: K.F. DeHart, T.J. Morris 14 Pittsburgh* 13 5 Eastern Kentucky* 7 1 @Rollins* 17 14 Pittsburgh* 8 7 Eastern Kentucky* 11 6 @Rollins* 9 10 Fairleigh Dickinson 2 4 St. Peter’s 3 5 @Long Island 17 10 St. Francis (N.Y.) 11 4 @New York Tech 11 4 St. John’s 7 4 Columbia 1 9 Columbia 7 12 @Iona (5) 11 9 Niagara 5 3 Siena 2 4 Cornell 12 1 Cornell 5 29 @Fordham 13 5 Pennsylvania 10 4 Pennsylvania 5 14 Manhattan 5 19 Brown 6 9 Brown 7 1 Yale 10 5 Yale 2 6 Wagner 14 2 Princeton 6 5 Princeton (13) 6 7 @Navy 6 17 @Navy 5 8 @Fairfield 7 9 Utica 6 3 @Harvard 2 0 @Harvard 1 1 @Dartmouth 11 0 @Dartmouth (8) 1 *Rollins Invitational

1983 (12-25-1)

Coach: Bill Permakoff Captain: Kevin Batule 1 Detroit Tigers (Ex.) 11 15 Georgetown 2 4 @Tampa (10) 4 8 @South Florida 1 4 @Eckerd 6 1 Air Force 10 6 SUNY-Cortland 5 9 Brooklyn (6) 8 6 Long Island 12 6 Long Island 2 6 New York Tech 9 3 Wagner 6 6 @St. Peter’s 11 14 John Jay 3 4 John Jay 2 13 Manhattan 3 1 St. Francis (N.Y.) 5 3 @Columbia 0 1 @Columbia 2 5 @Siena 7 6 @Seton Hall 13 8 @Yale 4 5 @Yale 10 4 @Brown 9 0 @Brown 13 4 @Connecticut 5 4 Iona 5 5 Fordham 13 2 Navy 6 0 Navy 12 5 Princeton 10 2 Princeton 6 6 Fairfield 5 1 @Pennsylvania 2 3 @Pennsylvania 11 5 Dartmouth 10 10 Dartmouth 3 4 Harvard 7 3 Harvard 5

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1984 (10-27)

Coach: Bill Permakoff Captain: A.L. Hartman 0 N.Y. Mets (Ex.) 6 4 @San Diego 7 3 @San Diego 9 4 @U.S. International 11 6 @San Diego State 15 2 @Pt. Loma-Nazarene 7 10 @Calif.-San Diego 17 5 New York Tech 11 6 John Jay 5 1 John Jay 5 8 SUNY-Cortland 2 13 @Iona 11 6 St. John’s 12 1 St. Francis (N.Y.) 11 5 Buffalo 3 3 Columbia 12 1 Columbia 14 3 Pennsylvania 8 7 Pennsylvania 14 4 St. Peter’s 3 13 Fordham 5 10 Brooklyn 3 9 Siena 2 6 Brown 8 5 Brown 14 5 Yale 9 5 Yale 2 4 Cornell 8 4 Cornell 10 3 @Navy 13 7 @Navy 8 3 @Princeton 5 3 @Princeton 1 6 @Fairfield 12 6 @Dartmouth 7 3 @Dartmouth 9 6 @Harvard 11 3 @Harvard 13

1985 (17-21-1)

Coach: Bill Permakoff Captain: M.T. Brown 5 Creighton 2 Creighton 10 Southern Illinois 5 @Florida Atlantic 19 @Barry 2 @St. Thomas 11 Wesleyan 10 John Jay 4 John Jay 10 @St. John’s 20 SUNY-New Paltz 13 SUNY-New Paltz 7 Manhattan 10 New York Tech 5 King’s 7 King’s 8 @Siena 4 @Cornell 5 @Cornell 8 Fordham 8 @Pennsylvania 13 @Pennsylvania 3 Columbia 3 Columbia 6 William Paterson 10 @Yale 3 @Yale 2 @Brown 2 @Brown 12 Brooklyn 6 Iona 4 Princeton 9 Princeton 4 Navy 3 Navy 3 Dartmouth 2 Dartmouth 0 Harvard 1 Harvard

1 9 12 9 7 7 9 2 3 12 1 4 3 16 0 5 10 5 0 1 3 3 4 1 6 6 5 3 4 5 7 12 11 7 5 6 5 5 13

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

4 @Harvard 13 John Jay 1 @Navy

1986 (23-13-1)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captain: L.L. Tubbs 0 Houston Astros (Ex.) 9 16 @Barry 2 2 @Fla. International 8

117

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ARMY YEAR-BY-YEAR 8 13 9 4 4 3 7 8 8 8 3 2 8 12 12 1 9 1 3 8 4 8 1 4 12 0 4 17 1 3 3 1 8 7 6

Georgetown 5 Maine 7 Maine 7 @Fla. International 10 Georgetown 3 John Jay 1 John Jay 1 @Iona 0 C.W. Post 0 Pennsylvania 2 Pennsylvania 2 Navy 1 Navy 5 St. Francis (N.Y.) 2 William Paterson 6 @Princeton 0 @Princeton 6 @Cornell 3 @Cornell 4 Pace 21 St. John’s 4 Columbia 7 Columbia 2 @Yale 10 @Yale 2 @Brown 1 @Brown 5 Siena 9 Harvard 2 Harvard 4 Dartmouth 2 Dartmouth 8 @Fordham (11) 5 Brooklyn 6 @New York Tech 17

1987 (22-20)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captain: E.S. Everton 5 Liberty 3 1 West Chester 3 7 @Fla. International 1 5 West Chester 3 2 Liberty 5 3 Maine (10) 5 8 @Fla. International 0 0 LaSalle 3 7 @Barry 4 4 John Jay 12 2 Monmouth 5 17 Monmouth 5 14 Iona 5 3 @Pennsylvania 2 5 @Pennsylvania 2 1 Navy 6 3 Navy 6 5 William Paterson 11 4 Princeton 2 1 Princeton (8) 0 1 @St. John’s 7 4 @Siena 7 2 @Columbia 0 2 @Columbia 4 7 @Pace 10 6 C.W. Post 9

10 4 7 3 10 15 0 2 2 2 6 14 27 4 4 0

Brown 0 Brown 2 Yale 4 Yale 2 Long Island 4 King’s 1 @Harvard 3 @Harvard 4 @Dartmouth 8 @Dartmouth 3 Fordham 8 Brooklyn 1 St. Francis (N.Y.) 5 New York Tech 3 Cornell (8) 3 Cornell 2

1988 (15-22-1)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captain: C. LeMay 17 Georgetown 9 4 @Fla. International 5 5 LaSalle 17 15 Georgetown 7 0 @Fla. International 5 6 LaSalle 8 5 Southern Illinois 12 15 @Barry 12 5 John Jay 1 4 St. Francis (N.Y.) 2 5 St. John’s 5 1 Navy 2 0 Navy 2 2 Pennsylvania 1 1 Pennsylvania 3 4 William Paterson 6 4 @Cornell 1 5 @Cornell 3 1 @Princeton 4 3 @Princeton 2 11 Pace 6 2 @C.W. Post 8 2 Columbia 9 3 Columbia 6 2 @Long Island 3 3 Siena 15 7 @Brown 2 3 @Brown 5 0 @Yale 11 9 @Yale 4 3 Brooklyn 2 7 @Fordham 6 3 Dartmouth (11) 5 2 Dartmouth 3 7 Harvard 4 3 Harvard 5 5 Monmouth 13 0 @New York Tech 18

1989 (22-18)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captain: R.S. Kimbrough 13 James Madison 6 6 @Fla. International 5 14 Georgetown 7

0 0 8 3 5 9 5 6 3 6 1 7 2 7 0 4 10 2 3 7 8 3 4 4 9 10 9 9 9 3 4 13 4 3 7 6 4

@Fla. International 8 James Madison 2 Georgetown 9 @Barry 4 King’s 0 King’s 0 Fairleigh Dickinson 1 John Jay 2 Monmouth 1 Monmouth 10 @St. John’s (11) 2 Navy 4 Navy 5 @Pennsylvania 9 @Pennsylvania 4 Iona 5 Cornell 2 Cornell 6 Princeton 4 Princeton 2 Pace 4 @Siena 2 @Columbia 3 @Columbia 3 Long Island 7 St. Francis (N.Y.) 11 Brown 12 Brown 2 Yale 1 Yale (8) 2 Brooklyn 5 Fordham 2 @Dartmouth 7 @Dartmouth (10) 4 @Harvard 4 @Harvard 0 New York Tech 5

1990 (23-17-1)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captain: B.S. Smith 15 Louisville 10 3 Vanderbilt 7 4 @Armstrong State 5 4 @St. Leo 7 5 Western Michigan 9 0 @South Florida 3 11 @Embry-Riddle 1 16 @Embry-Riddle 5 3 @South Florida 5 8 @Wheaton 5 12 @Fair. Dickinson 2 3 College of St. Rose 4 9 College of St. Rose 5 3 William Paterson 2 3 @Long Island 4 10 Navy 3 8 Navy 0 2 Pennsylvania 4 2 Pennsylvania 3 4 Iona 5 6 @Cornell 3 7 @Cornell 2 7 @Princeton 3 0 @Princeton 1 3 Pace 5 11 Siena 4 2 Columbia 1 8 Columbia 0 2 Monmouth 1 2 Monmouth 1 8 St. John’s 6 7 @Yale 2 5 @Yale 3 7 @Brown 9 7 @Brown 6 4 Brooklyn 3 0 Harvard 1 2 Harvard 5 11 Dartmouth 2 1 Dartmouth 9 5 @N.Y. Tech (13) 5

1991 (21-13-1)

DAVE CESARI

118

Coach: Dan Roberts Captain: M.J. Tripp 6 Air Force 4 Air Force 15 @Rhodes 9 Providence 4 @Fla. Atlantic 3 @Fla. Atlantic

9 5 4 11 1 22

THE 1989 ARMY TEAM 6 7 4 2 5 7 3 4 6 3 6 9 2 5 4 4 3 10 2 1 2 2 2 5 2 2 3 12 8

Rutgers (10) 5 @Barry 6 Ohio State 10 William Paterson 4 Long Island 0 @Seton Hall 3 Iona 4 Navy 1 Navy (9) 5 Pennsylvania 1 Pennsylvania 11 Pace 8 @Harvard 1 @Harvard 4 @Dartmouth 1 @Dartmouth (10) 5 @St. John’s 3 St. Francis (N.Y.) 6 @Yale 1 @Yale 5 @Columbia 1 Princeton 4 Princeton 1 Cornell 2 Cornell 3 @Columbia 3 @Brown 1 @Brown 8 C.W. Post 4

1992 (13-26)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captain: D.T. Borowicz 5 Air Force$ 2 1 Notre Dame$ 2 2 Navy$ 3 2 Memphis State$ 6 5 Rutgers 7 2 Rutgers 3 4 @Fla. Atlantic 5 5 @Fla. Atlantic 6 1 @Nova 11 8 @St. Thomas 6 6 @Barry 7 10 Mercy 3 2 C.W. Post 3 2 C.W. Post 5 5 C.W. Post 6 6 @Navy 2 9 @Navy 7 1 @Pennsylvania 4 7 @Pennsylvania 0 3 Pace 1 10 Seton Hall 2 4 Harvard 18 6 Harvard 11 3 Dartmouth (8) 2 8 Dartmouth 2 3 St. John’s 11 0 Yale 1 0 Yale 6

1 Columbia 2 6 Columbia 5 5 @Pace 6 5 @Princeton 6 1 @Princeton 3 4 @Cornell (8) 5 7 @Cornell 13 11 @Fordham 3 7 Monmouth 12 2 Brown 1 5 Brown 7 $Service Acad. Classic

1993 (17-22)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captains: D.J. Bohrer, L.P. Boyce, S.C. Reich 8 Air Force$ 6 5 Navy$ 7 0 @Memphis State$ 2 1 Minnesota$ (12) 2 8 @Air Force 5 4 @Air Force 10 2 @Air Force 12 9 @Air Force 10 8 @Chapman 16 8 @Long Beach State 6 1 @Chapman 4 7 William Paterson (8) 9 7 C.W. Post (6) 9 1 Fordham 3 1 Fordham 4 2 Holy Cross 0 11 Holy Cross 6 7 Pace 2 0 @Seton Hall 4 8 Colgate 6 6 Colgate 9 10 Navy 5 2 Navy 1 15 @St. John’s 18 4 St. Francis (N.Y.) 5 5 @Lafayette 6 2 @Lafayette 3 12 @Lehigh 5 1 @Lehigh 2 1 @Holy Cross 0 5 @Holy Cross 6 1 @Fordham 2 1 @Fordham 3 14 Drexel 11 5 Bucknell 1 3 Bucknell 1 15 @Colgate 2 8 @Colgate 0 2 New York Tech 0 $Service Acad. Classic

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1994 (25-17)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captains: S.C. Carney, M.A. Plaia 4 Navy$ (7) 3 1 Air Force$ (8) 6 5 @Memphis$ (7) 12 2 Navy$ (7) 3 4 Rowan 11 12 Columbia 9 6 @Fla. Atlantic 16 6 @Fla. Atlantic 2 5 @Barry 8 4 Detroit 15 4 Providence 5 4 Wesleyan 9 11 William Paterson (8) 12 8 Colgate 0 3 Colgate 0 1 @Navy 6 10 @Navy 4 8 Seton Hall (7) 7 3 C.W. Post 11 1 @Fordham 4 8 @Fordham 7 12 @Holy Cross 9 8 @Holy Cross 6 5 St. Francis (N.Y.) 4 4 Lafayette 0 5 Lafayette 2 5 Lehigh 0 8 Lehigh 7 3 Fairfield 5 9 Marist 5 3 Holy Cross 0 4 Holy Cross (9) 3 4 Fordham (8) 5 12 Fordham 5 6 Monmouth 5 10 @Bucknell 4 7 @Bucknell 1 13 @Colgate 0 7 @Colgate 2 9 Fordham 2 4 Navy* 8 6 Navy* 7 $Service Acad. Classic *Patriot League Tournament

1995 (22-23)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captains: A.L. O’Neal, M.J. Trotter 6 Air Force$ 6 Kentucky$ 4 Navy$ 1 @Memphis$ 3 LeMoyne 4 LeMoyne

1 8 5 6 2 1

ARMY YEAR-BY-YEAR

1999 (15-28)

RICH BANEZ 7 Air Force 19 1 Air Force 4 2 Air Force 3 1 @South Florida 13 7 @South Florida 5 11 @Lafayette 8 14 @Lafayette 4 9 @Lafayette (8) 10 11 @Lafayette 3 1 Pace 2 2 William Paterson 12 11 Holy Cross 1 5 Holy Cross 1 12 Holy Cross 1 4 Holy Cross 2 0 @Seton Hall 1 2 @Bucknell 6 5 @Bucknell 3 5 @Bucknell 9 7 @Bucknell 3 1 @St. John’s 6 5 St. Francis (N.Y.) 6 3 Fairfield 4 5 @Marist 3 0 @Lehigh 2 4 @Lehigh 3 4 @Lehigh 0 9 @Lehigh 5 13 Monmouth 2 18 St. Peter’s 1 9 Fordham 1 2 Fordham 5 5 Fordham 8 10 Fordham 5 6 Wagner 9 4 Navy (8) 7 12 Navy 7 7 Navy 8 3 Navy 23 $Service Acad. Classic

1996 (20-21)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captain: W.E. Mullee 3 Air Force$ 4 3 Notre Dame$ 12 8 Navy$ 6 0 Memphis$ 13 8 @Saint Leo 10 7 @Fla. Southern 13 8 @Eckerd 18 2 @South Florida 20 7 @South Florida 19 7 @Fla. Southern 6 8 Rhode Island 3 11 @Pace 3 6 Lafayette 1 5 Lafayette 1 3 Lafayette 0 4 Lafayette 2 16 Seton Hall (8) 11 3 @Columbia 13

4 Bucknell 1 6 Bucknell 5 6 Bucknell 10 7 Bucknell (9) 8 13 St. Francis (N.Y.) 12 1 @Holy Cross 4 9 @Holy Cross 1 13 @Holy Cross 9 0 @Holy Cross 1 13 Fairfield 6 11 Marist 3 4 @Navy 13 6 @Navy 7 3 @Navy 4 12 @Navy 8 11 St. Peter’s 2 5 Monmouth 7 4 Lehigh 5 3 Lehigh 6 1 Lehigh 5 4 Lehigh 7 9 N.Y. Tech 3 9 Fairleigh Dickinson 5 $Service Acad. Classic

1997 (26-20-1)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captains: P.S. Saxman, D.G. Young 0 Notre Dame$ 8 5 Air Force$ 6 9 @Tampa 15 3 @Tampa 8 9 @St. Leo 1 8 @South Florida 13 2 @South Florida 12 4 @Fla. Southern 5 3 Wagner (8) 3 12 Pace (8) 6 7 @Lafayette 4 11 @Lafayette 2 20 @Lafayette 7 4 @Lafayette 5 8 Columbia 7 2 @Bucknell 4 1 @Bucknell 6 5 @Bucknell 1 15 @Bucknell 9 12 @Marist 15 4 Temple 2 8 St. Francis (N.Y.) 9 15 Holy Cross (6) 5 16 Holy Cross 9 7 Holy Cross 6 6 Holy Cross 5 22 C.W. Post 12 3 Navy 1 1 Navy 7 9 Navy 8 9 Navy 2 13 St. Peter’s 11

7 William Paterson 5 9 @Lehigh 0 9 @Lehigh 4 5 @Lehigh 9 25 @Lehigh 8 20 @New York Tech 13 11 Fair. Dickinson (7) 15 16 Bucknell* 14 5 Bucknell* 6 11 Bucknell* 10 7 @Rutgers 16 0 @Rutgers 9 1 @Harvard# 12 6 @Harvard# 5 1 @Harvard# 4 $Service Acad. Classic *Patriot League Tournament #NCAA Play-In Series

1998 (16-29)

Coach: Dan Roberts Captains: B.C. Price, M.S. Scioletti 3 Mississippi$ 14 4 Air Force$ 3 0 Navy$ 2 4 Memphis$ 15 2 Winthrop 5 1 The Citadel 10 4 Troy State (5) 10 3 @Tampa 8 5 @St. Leo 11 13 Louisville 14 2 @St. Leo 10 1 @South Florida 13 5 @Florida Southern 1 3 Wagner 4 7 @Pace 5 0 Bucknell 5 7 Bucknell 5 6 Bucknell 2 5 Bucknell 4 2 William Paterson 3 2 @Holy Cross 0 3 @Holy Cross 6 3 @Holy Cross 2 1 @Holy Cross 3 0 St. Francis (N.Y.) 9 5 Marist 14 7 @Navy 19 3 @Navy 16 2 @Navy 7 8 @Navy (8) 9 3 @C.W. Post 16 2 St. John’s 8 8 Lehigh 5 11 Lehigh 3 8 Lehigh 7 2 Lehigh 1 2 Fairleigh Dickinson 7 16 Pennsylvania 7

Coach: Dan Roberts Captain: B.E. Supko 3 Air Force$ 10 3 Memphis$ 6 4 Navy$ 7 13 West Virginia$ (8) 14 1 @James Madison 4 4 @James Madison 21 4 @James Madison 14 0 @St. Leo 5 8 @Florida Southern 3 4 @Tampa 5 6 @Florida 10 15 Merrimack 3 3 UMass-Lowell 4 0 Wagner 4 5 Pace 4 4 William Paterson 5 4 Columbia 1 3 @Bucknell 2 12 @Bucknell 9 0 @Bucknell 6 5 @Bucknell 7 10 @Marist 15 5 Holy Cross 8 5 Holy Cross 6 2 Holy Cross 8 3 Holy Cross 5 16 C.W. Post 14 12 St. Francis (N.Y.) 7 0 Navy 3 2 Navy (8) 6 9 Navy 5 1 Navy 10 1 Fairleigh Dickinson 5 2 Temple 12 4 @Lehigh 2 3 @Lehigh 0 8 @Lehigh 1 1 @Lehigh 3 7 @New York Tech 9 25 @Lafayette 3 7 @Lafayette 1 3 @Lafayette 8 8 @Lafayette (12) 5 $Service Acad. Classic

2000 (24-20-1)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captains: T.C. Mattox, S.M. Salmon 1 Air Force$ 14 5 Memphis$ 4 0 Navy$ 9 2 @James Madison 25 0 @James Madison 5 2 @James Madison (9) 3 6 @James Madison 16 8 Pennsylvania 7 9 UMass-Lowell (10) 8 4 @Tampa 18 5 @Florida Southern 4 7 @South Florida 14 5 @Eckerd 1 5 Cornell 3 7 William Paterson 6 3 @Holy Cross (12) 4 3 @Holy Cross 3 7 @Holy Cross 4 3 @Holy Cross 9 9 Fairfield 5 4 Marist 7 6 @Navy 5 1 @Navy 4 11 @Navy 6 3 @Navy (8) 4 11 St. Francis (N.Y.) 3 1 Lehigh 0 5 Lehigh 3 4 Lehigh 3 6 Lehigh 11 8 Temple 7

5 Lafayette 3 4 Lafayette (8) 5 5 Stony Brook (9) 7 8 Manhattan 6 1 Bucknell 19 10 Bucknell 8 8 Bucknell (9) 7 10 Bucknell (9) 15 13 @Holy Cross 2 5 Bucknell* 4 13 @Navy* 4 8 @Navy* (10) 7 3 @Rutgers** 4 1 Penn State** 3 $Service Acad. Classic *Patriot League Tournament **NCAA Regional

2001 (17-27-1)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captains: B. Adams, G.J. Gengler 0 Air Force$ 5 4 Navy$ 7 7 Memphis$ 11 10 Navy$ 12 8 @UMBC (8) 10 4 @UMBC 2 2 @Towson 13 0 @Towson 8 7 UMass-Lowell (10) 6 5 @South Florida 2 3 @Florida Southern 12 7 @Tampa 15 14 Merrimack 5 1 Vermont 9 4 Binghamton (8) 4 12 Holy Cross 4 9 Holy Cross 6 3 Holy Cross 4 0 Holy Cross 4 8 Albany 5 6 @Marist 0 14 Navy 8 3 Navy 2 2 Navy 6 1 Navy 3 7 C.W. Post 8 9 St. Francis 10 8 @Lehigh 9 5 @Lehigh (8) 2 4 @Lehigh 1 1 @Lehigh 2 9 Manhattan 12 9 Pace 12 6 @Lafayette 2 8 @Lafayette 12 7 @Lafayette 12 13 @Lafayette 9 14 Monmouth (8) 17 6 Stony Brook 13 12 @Bucknell 1 1 @Bucknell 4 13 @Bucknell 0 4 @Bucknell 5 11 @New York Tech 20 12 Fordham 7 $Service Acad. Classic

2002 (22-21)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captains: B.L. Elliott, J.H. Minney 2 @VMI 5 2 @VMI 4 6 Hofstra 5 11 Hofstra 6 1 Hofstra 2 9 Hofstra 0 1 @Marist 3 8 Sacred Heart 2 5 Sacred Heart (11) 4 4 Wright State 7 3 Vermont 14 4 South Florida 19 1 Florida 17 2 @Navy (8) 3 2 @Navy 3 11 @Navy 12 10 @Navy 3 1 Lehigh 3 5 Lehigh 1 0 Lehigh 8

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Lehigh 1 @C.W. Post 7 Marist 10 Lafayette 6 Lafayette 6 Lafayette 9 Lafayette 14 Manhattan 4 Brown 8 Bucknell 3 Bucknell 2 Bucknell (10) 3 Bucknell 2 St. Francis (N.Y.) 0 @Holy Cross 1 @Holy Cross 0 @Holy Cross 0 @Holy Cross 0 New York Tech 8 Pace 0 Pace (10) 3 @Pace 2 Albany 2

2003 (17-25-1)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captain: J.M. Holden 2 Niagara (8) 5 6 Niagara (6) 5 2 Niagara 5 4 @Hofstra (7) 6 3 @South Florida 4 0 @Florida 16 2 Indiana 5 2 Northeastern 9 0 Northwestern 3 8 @Sacred Heart 3 3 Fairfield 3 0 Navy 2 1 Navy 5 6 Navy 5 5 Navy 8 5 Quinnipiac 0 0 @Lehigh 2 3 @Lehigh 5 3 @Lehigh 1 3 @Lehigh 4 5 @Marist 15 5 @Lafayette (9) 4 0 @Lafayette 7 7 @Lafayette 6 4 @Lafayette 3 11 Manhattan 9 9 Pace 0 1 @Bucknell 2 5 @Bucknell 1 0 @Bucknell 9 7 @Bucknell 6 7 St. Peter’s 2 13 St. Francis (N.Y.) 18 1 Holy Cross 5 8 Holy Cross 7 2 Holy Cross 7 5 Holy Cross (15) 4 7 Temple 23 3 Monmouth 6 3 New York Tech 5 11 New York Tech 4 2 @New York Tech 12 12 Siena 11

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5 Lafayette 10 5 Lafayette 1 4 Lafayette 1 7 Lafayette 6 5 Temple 17 4 New York Tech 6 1 Bucknell* 9 $Service Acad. Classic *Patriot League Tournament

2004 (37-15)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captain: J.W. Bumgardner 6 @UT-San Antonio (11) 7 0 @UT-San Antonio 4 6 @UT-San Antonio 3 7 @UMBC 1 6 @UMBC 0 7 @UMBC 6 3 @Villanova 4 2 @LaSalle 3 7 @LaSalle 9 12 Columbia 4 6 Fairleigh Dickinson 0 1 Miami (Ohio) 8 9 @Florida 5 6 Columbia (10) 7 3 Wright State 15 6 Iowa 2 2 Sacred Heart 0 14 St. Francis (N.Y.) (7) 5 3 Lehigh 10

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ARMY YEAR-BY-YEAR 5 Quinnipiac (11) 5 2 @Lafayette 3 2 @Lafayette 5 4 @Lafayette 5 3 @Lafayette 5 3 @Bucknell 0 3 @Bucknell (10) 4 4 @Bucknell 3 4 @Bucknell 5 9 Iona 2 4 Manhattan 9 3 Holy Cross 0 9 Holy Cross (10) 8 5 @Marist (13) 6 4 Navy (8) 3 4 Navy 6 1 Navy (9) 0 11 Navy 3 2 NJIT 7 2 @Lehigh 1 9 @Lehigh 5 2 @Lehigh (8) 1 7 @Lehigh 3 6 Marist# 7 5 Holy Cross 3 2 Longwood 1 10 Longwood 16 3 Longwood (10) 2 5 New York Tech (10) 4 5 Navy* 3 3 @Lafayette* 8 3 @Lafayette* 7 #Hudson Valley Classic *Patriot League Tournament

TRAVIS SMITH 9 Lehigh 8 6 Lehigh 3 6 Lehigh 3 4 New York Tech (8) 3 10 Lafayette 0 2 Lafayette (11) 1 1 Lafayette 0 13 Lafayette (7) 7 15 Marist 14 6 Bucknell 4 6 Bucknell 3 12 Bucknell 4 8 Bucknell 4 8 Manhattan 1 17 Pace 13 6 @Holy Cross 1 2 @Holy Cross 3 6 @Holy Cross 2 7 @Holy Cross 0 16 Hofstra 5 10 @Navy 2 3 @Navy 4 15 @Navy 2 5 @Navy (11) 4 18 @Sacred Heart 6 9 @Columbia 0 7 @Columbia 8 3 Columbia 4 4 Columbia 1 3 Lafayette* 1 16 Lafayette* 2 0 @LSU** 9 1 Coll. of Charleston** 2 *Patriot League Tournament **NCAA Regional

2005 (39-14)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captains: N.M. Stone, S.C. Williamson 4 @Coll. of Charleston 8 9 @Coll. of Charleston 13 2 @Coll. of Charleston 9 3 @Duke 13 8 @Duke 6 2 @Duke 3 13 Columbia 0 12 Columbia 2 6 Columbia 0 5 @South Florida 4 9 Fairleigh Dickinson 0 3 Massachusetts 0 4 Sacred Heart 2 1 @St. Francis (N.Y.) 0 10 @St. Francis (N.Y.) 0 21 New York Tech 1 2 Quinnipiac 4 1 @Lehigh 2 7 @Lehigh (10) 2

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7 @Lehigh 2 1 @Lehigh 5 4 Temple 3 5 @Lafayette 3 8 @Lafayette 3 10 @Lafayette 5 10 @Lafayette 8 7 Manhattan 15 6 @Bucknell 1 4 @Bucknell 2 0 @Bucknell 7 9 @Bucknell 2 6 Connectciut 5 3 Holy Cross 1 7 Holy Cross 1 8 Holy Cross 1 12 Holy Cross 6 4 Fairfield 1 3 Navy 0 6 Navy 1 11 Navy 5 3 Navy 2 7 @Siena 3 15 Savannah State 2 5 Savannah State 3 8 Savannah State 4 3 Stony Brook 5 6 Lehigh* 2 10 Lehigh* 1 9 Rhode Island 5 4 Rhode Island 10 2 @Florida State** 3 8 South Alabama** 5 3 Auburn** 12 *Patriot League Tournament **NCAA Regional

2006 (30-20-1)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captains: D.J. Pluff, M.C.P. Jones 0 Kentucky$ 9 2 Kentucky$ 9 4 @UT-San Antonio$ 5 5 @Davidson 4 8 Appalachian St. 11 2 Appalachian St. 4 4 @UMBC 10 2 @UMBC 5 3 @UMBC 2 14 Columbia 3 1 Columbia 0 8 Columbia 0 2 @South Florida 8 3 Fairleigh Dickinson 1 10 Fairleigh Dickinson 1 6 Massachusetts 5 3 Sacred Heart 4

14 Wagner 0 14 Wagner 1 4 @Wagner (10) 3 6 Quinnipiac (10) 6 5 Lafayette 16 2 Lafayette 11 3 Lafayette 2 4 Lafayette 5 10 Marist 3 0 Bucknell 4 2 Bucknell 9 0 Bucknell 1 1 Bucknell 6 9 Iona 1 7 Manhattan 1 2 @Holy Cross 1 5 @Holy Cross 1 8 @Holy Cross 1 8 @Holy Cross 7 6 Marist# 1 4 @Navy 0 0 @Navy 2 4 @Navy 1 6 @Navy 1 7 St. Francis (N.Y.) 5 8 Lehigh 1 5 Lehigh 6 1 Lehigh 3 5 Lehigh 3 8 St. Peter’s 0 9 New York Tech 4 4 @New York Tech 3 4 New York Tech 15 5 Stony Brook (10) 4 $UTSA Classic #Hudson Valley Classic

2007 (25-23-1)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captains: M.J. Dinga, T.M. Halverson 5 @Sam Houston St. 2 3 @Sam Houston St. 16 3 @Sam Houston St. 6 3 @Wofford (10) 6 2 @Wofford 5 4 @Wofford 3 1 @UNC Greensboro 2 5 @UNC Greensboro 13 9 @UNC Greensboro 1 7 Georgetown 6 4 E. Kentucky (12) 3 4 @Central Florida 12 3 @Florida 5 10 Northwestern 3 0 Cornell 2 3 Cornell (10) 2 16 Cornell 5

2008 (25-25)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captains: C.K. Simmons, K.R. Stramara 1 La.-Lafayette$ 2 1 Oral Roberts$ 9 2 @UT-San Antonio$ 8 2 Texas Tech$ 16 4 @UMBC 3 4 @UMBC 8 23 @UMBC 0 5 @Liberty 11 7 @Liberty 13 7 @Liberty 15 2 @Seton Hall 13 0 Massachusetts (8) 1 1 Massachusetts 7 12 Massachusetts 11 14 Dartmouth 7 18 Dartmouth 19 12 C. Connecticut 1 2 Quinnipiac 5 5 Bucknell 10 9 Bucknell (13) 8 5 Bucknell 8 1 Bucknell 3 19 @Columbia 8 0 @Holy Cross 9 16 @Holy Cross 0 1 @Holy Cross 2 8 @Holy Cross 1 13 Iona 5 9 Manhattan 6 14 @Navy 3 2 @Navy (8) 1 10 @Navy 2 7 @Navy 4 1 Marist 7 1 Lehigh 4 13 Lehigh 4 5 Lehigh 0 6 Lehigh 0 4 Lafayette 1 7 Lafayette 0 3 Lafayette 5 3 Lafayette 1 2 Marist# 11 9 NJIT 0 13 NJIT 4 3 @New York Tech 4 4 Bucknell* (10) 5 12 Bucknell* 3 0 Bucknell* 1 27 Sacred Heart 12 $UTSA Classic #Hudson Valley Classic *Patriot League Tournament

2009 (36-21)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captains: A.C. Ernesto, J.P. Polchinski 14 Ohio 5 4 @Davidson 11 4 Ohio 10 17 @USC-Upstate 10 2 @George Mason 8 1 @George Mason 7 6 @George Mason 8 2 Miami (Ohio) 3 12 Sacred Heart 11 3 Northern Iowa 0 8 @Central Florida 1 9 Illinois 8 1 Ohio State 3 4 Ohio State 8 16 Quinnipiac 3 2 Long Island 0 1 @Bucknell 2 2 @Bucknell 18 9 @Bucknell 2 5 @Bucknell (7) 7 18 Columbia 2 2 Holy Cross 11 4 Holy Cross 10 8 Holy Cross 1 5 Holy Cross 2 20 Iona 5 11 Manhattan 13 9 Navy 6 6 Navy 0 11 Navy 5 10 Navy 12 1 @Marist 3 6 @Lehigh 4 12 @Lehigh 0 5 @Lehigh 2 21 @Lehigh 8 5 Binghamton 2 12 @Lafayette 2 8 @Lafayette 14 12 @Lafayette 7 12 @Lafayette 10 10 Marist# 3 13 NJIT 4 16 NJIT 9 17 NJIT 0 4 New York Tech 2 5 Holy Cross* 1 3 Holy Cross* 5 11 Holy Cross* 0 6 Lafayette* 2 8 Lafayette* 1 8 Dartmouth 7 3 Dartmouth 11 1 @Texas** 3 7 Texas State** 4 4 Boston College** 3 10 @Texas** 14 #Hudson Valley Classic *Patriot League Tournament **NCAA Regional

2010 (28-17)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captains: B.J. Koenigsfeld, C.C. Smith 14 Dayton 6 2 @Wake Forest 6 5 @Wake Forest 2 6 @UNC-Greensboro 3 9 @UNC-Greensboro 6 5 @UNC-Greensboro 10 12 Long Island 11 6 Yale 9 3 @Florida 9 13 Eastern Illinois 6 6 Bradley 8 1 Bradley 3 2 Ohio State 12 4 Cornell 10 4 Cornell 2 4 Cornell 0 5 Cornell 3 1 @Holy Cross 19 9 @Holy Cross 7 6 @Holy Cross 0 10 @Holy Cross 4 2 @Seton Hall 6 8 @Navy 6

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11 @Navy 3 2 @Navy 4 5 @Navy 2 5 Iona 4 3 Lehigh 2 4 Lehigh 1 9 Lehigh 2 4 Lehigh 2 9 @Hofstra 11 11 Lafayette 2 7 Lafayette 8 7 Lafayette 4 5 Lafayette 2 4 Marist# 3 4 Bucknell 0 5 Bucknell 3 0 Bucknell 1 3 Bucknell 2 7 New York Tech 8 9 Bucknell* 11 6 Bucknell* 4 7 Bucknell* 11 #Hudson Valley Classic *Patriot League Tournament

2011 (22-26)

Coach: Joe Sottolano Captains: B.J Koenigsfeld, L.C. Moore 4 Radford 7 10 @Davidson 6 8 Radford 18 4 Georgetown 7 6 @Maryland (13) 7 0 @Maryland 3 1 @Maryland 3 1 Ohio State 7 1 Akron 4 1 Pittsburgh 4 0 Pittsburgh 7 14 Ohio State 9 10 Massachusetts 9 2 Dartmouth 11 12 Indiana 10 5 Northwestern 2 12 Quinnipiac 0 0 Stony Brook 1 0 Stony Brook 11 11 Siena 8 2 Holy Cross 1 8 Holy Cross 3 6 Holy Cross 2 13 Holy Cross 7 3 Fairfield (8) 9 3 Navy 0 3 Navy 4 2 Navy 3 6 Navy (10) 5 2 @Lehigh 3 6 @Lehigh 8 6 @Lehigh 7 12 @Lehigh 9 10 Yale 2 7 @Lafayette 9 8 @Lafayette (12) 6 9 @Lafayette 0 12 @Lafayette 2 7 Marist# 15 4 @Bucknell 8 4 @Bucknell 7 4 @Bucknell 6 7 @Bucknell 4 4 Lafayette* 2 7 Lafayette* 3 3 Navy* 4 6 Navy* 3 3 Navy* 5 #Hudson Valley Classic *Patriot League Tournament

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BAGWELL ... BAILEY ... BAIRD ...

Bagwell, J.D., 1979, 80, 81 ..............................1981 Bailey, V.P., 1950, 51, 52 .................................1952 Baird, W.J. .........................................................1926 Balch, D.G., 1992, 93, 94 ................................1994 Banez, R.P., 1990, 91, 92, 93..........................1993 Barlow, W.S. .......................................................1897 Barnett, J.D. ......................................................1925 Bartok, L.J., 1971, 72, 73 ................................. 1973 Batule, K.M., 1981, 82, 83 ..............................1983 Beasley, A.E. .....................................................1923 Beauchamp, C.E. ...............................................1930 Beavers, G.W. ....................................................1908 Bell, R.E..............................................................1927 Bennett, E., 1970 .............................................. 1970 Benson, J.W. ........................................January 1943 Berra, C. .............................................................1942

Beynon, J.L.........................................................1929 Bierer, E.S., 1948 ..............................................1948 Billo, J.J. .............................................................1920 Bingham, L.L......................................................1924 Birenbaum, J.W., 2002, 03 ..............................2005 Blackgrove, J.F., 1962, 63 ................................1963 Blaik, R.M., 1950, 51 ........................................1952 Blaik, E.H. ..........................................................1920 Bleck, H.W., 1975 ............................................. 1978 Bliss, A. ..............................................................1925 Bloomberg, G., 1987, 88 ..................................1989 Bodnar, S.A., 1998, 99, 00 ..............................2001 Bohrer, D.J., 1990, 91, 92, 93 .........................1993 Boice, W.M., 1961, 62, 63 ...............................1963 Bonesteel, C.H. ..................................................1908 Bonnett, C.R. .....................................................1924 Boretti, K.P., 1980, 81 ......................................1981 Boretti, J., 1965, 66, 67 ...................................1967 Borowicz, D.T., 1989, 90, 91, 92 .....................1992 Boyce, B.P., 2000, 01, 02 .................................2002 Boyce, L.P., 1990, 91, 92, 93...........................1993 Boyle, R.D., 1951, 52, 53 .................................1953 Boyle, M.J., 1961, 62 ........................................1963 Boytim, J.W., 2000 ............................................2002 Bradley, O.N. ......................................................1915 Bramble, S.S., 2002, 03...................................2005 Brannon, L.T., 2004, 05 ...................................2007 Brehm, C.D., 2005 ............................................2008 Brentnall, S.R. ...................................................1928 Briant, C.H., 2011 ...........................................2014 Bricker, E.D. .......................................................1898 Bringham, R.A........................................August 1917 Brinkley, M.W., 1972, 73 .................................. 1973 Britton, W.H. ...................................................... 1916 Brower, S., 1987, 88, 89 ..................................1989 Brown, C., 2001 ................................................2004 Brown, M.T., 1984, 85 .....................................1985 Brown, L. ............................................................1901 Brown, T.T...........................................................1934 Brown, W.R., 1997, 98, 99, 00 ........................2000 Browning, W.W. ..................................................1928 Brudvig, J.C., 1979, 80, 81 ...............................1981 Brudzynski, R., 1981.........................................1981 Brueggemann, K.K., 2009 ...............................2012 Bryan, J.W. ........................................................1925 Buckley, J.E., 2011 ........................................ 2013 Buckley, M.T. ......................................................1923 Bumgardner, J.W., 2001, 02, 03, 04 ...............2004 Burke, K.D., 2001 .............................................2004 Burke, W., 1987, 88 ..........................................1990 Burt, R.J. ............................................................1896 Butler, D.L., 1954, 55, 56 ................................1956 Butts, J.W. .......................................................... 1914 Byars, D.O. ......................................................... 1910

CAIRNS ... CANTRELL ... CAPKA ...

BRIAN ABELL

Cairns, J.T., 1946 ..............................................1946 Cantrell, G.L., 1967...........................................1969 Capka, J.G., 1942, 43, 44 ................................1944 Capozzi, A.D., 2006, 07, 08, 09.......................2009 Cappello, D.J., 2002, 03, 04, 05 .....................2005 Cardillo, R.G., 1953, 54, 55 .............................1955 Carll, T.J., 1962, 63, 64 ....................................1965 Carlson, J.E., 1952 ............................................1952 Carmichael, R.L. ................................................1930 Carney, S.C., 1991, 92, 93, 94 ........................1994 Carns, E.H.J........................................................1929 Carroll, G.R., 2011 ..........................................2014 Carter, W.V. ........................................................1904 Cascino, T.J., 1985, 86, 87 ..............................1987 Casey, T.J., 2011 ...............................................2014 Caughey, J.H. ....................................................1935 Cenci, R.A., 1965, 66, 67 .................................1967

RICH BANEZ Cesari, D.J., 1982, 83 .......................................1983 Cesarski, W.B., 1962 ........................................1964 Chabot, R.A., 1944, 45, 46 ..............................1946 Chellman, W.C., 1975, 76, 77 .......................... 1977 Chesnauskas, R.J., 1954, 55, 56 ....................1956 Church, S.F., 1967 ............................................1969 Cini, M.N., 1997, 98, 99, 00 ............................2000 Cipra, C.E., 2007 ...............................................2010 Clark, F.W. ..........................................................1901 Clark, B.L., 1973, 74, 75 .................................. 1975 Clarke, R.T., 1982, 83 .......................................1983 Clement, W.L. ...................................................1940 Clothier, J.A., 2005, 06, 07, 08 ........................2008 Coan, G.P., 1967, 68, 69 ..................................1969 Cobb, A.L. ...........................................................1927 Cody, W.F., 1954, 55, 56 ..................................1956 Coffey, J.W. ............................................August 1917 Coffin, W.E. ........................................................ 1916 Coll, B.E., 1989, 90 ...........................................1992 Collins, J.W., 1942 ...................................June 1943 Connell, E.M., 2005, 06, 07 .............................2007 Conner, N.O. , 1956, 57, 58 .............................1958 Conover, R.F., 1946, 47, 48..............................1948 Conrad, M.J., 1954, 55, 56 ..............................1956 Conway, T.J. ........................................................1933 Cook, G.R. ..........................................................1912 Cooper, M.W., 1999, 00, 01, 02 ......................2002 Cooper, V.W. .......................................................1904 Copp, A.W...........................................................1904 Corbin, T.G. ........................................................ 1941 Cork, N.R., 2004 ...............................................2007 Corley, W.E. Jr.....................................................1942 Coughlin, J.G. .....................................................1932 Cousland, C.W. ..................................................1924 Cowan, A.S. ........................................................1899 Cowell, T.R..........................................................1897 Cragin, H.R. ........................................................1923 Craig, K.C., 1972, 73 ........................................ 1973 Craig, M. .............................................................1898

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ABBOTT ... ABELL ... ADAMS ...

Abbott, S. ...........................................................1902 Abell, B.E., 1995, 96, 97, 98............................1998 Adams, B., 1998, 99, 00, 01 ...........................2001 Ahern, J.P. .......................................................... 1941 Albright, O.S. ......................................................1905 Albright, W.E., 1953, 54 ...................................1954 Anderegg, T.A., 2006, 07, 08, 09.....................2009 Anderson, E.B., 1973 ........................................ 1975 Anderson, R.E. ..................................................1912 Anderson, R.P., 1959, 60 .................................1960 Anderson, W.N., 1978 ....................................... 1978 Andrew, A.M., 1982 ..........................................1982 Andrew, F.L., 1972, 73 ...................................... 1973 Apple, D.A., 1976............................................... 1976 Aquinas, M.J., 1950 ..........................................1952 Araneo, G.P., 1976 ............................................ 1976 Arch, S.D., 1990, 91 .........................................1991 Arnold, C.L., 1946 .............................................1946 Artigliere, W.M., 1990 .......................................1992 Atkinson, E.D., 1965, 66 ..................................1966 Atkinson, J.E. .................................................... 1941 Avey, R.E., 1977, 78, 79 ................................... 1979 Awbrey, L.D., 1996, 97, 98, 99 ........................1999

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DiMuzio, J.A., 1995, 96 .................................... 1997 Dinga, M.J., 2004, 05, 06, 07 ..........................2007 Divis, P.J., 1979, 80, 81 ....................................1981 Dobson, J.W. .....................................................1939 Doerr, W.M., 1951 .............................................1953 Dolan, R.W., 1948, 49 ......................................1950 Domminey, J.V. .................................................1919 Donaldson, G.R., 1980, 81, 82, 83 .................1983 Donaldson, S.E. , 1983, 84, 85, 86.................1986 Donelin, D.G., 1988, 89, 90 .............................1990 Donaphon, M., 1996 ........................................1998 Dopslaff, G.A., 1961, 62, 63 ............................1963 Dougherty, H.M. ................................................1901 Douglas, T.L., 1983, 84 ....................................1985 Downar, T.J., 1972, 73 ...................................... 1974 Downing, H.W. ..................................................1923 Dreyer, C.F. .........................................................1932 Dunaway, T.J., 2000 ..........................................2001 Dunigan, F.J. ......................................................1915 Durbin, R.B. .......................................................1938 Durfee, L.V. ............................................August 1917 Durkin, R.F., 1956, 57, 58 ................................1958

EASTMAN ... EBEL ... ECCLESTON ...

MIGUEL GASTELLUM Crain, J.K. ...........................................................1904 Crane, L.T., 1960...............................................1962 Critz, H.H. ...........................................................1935 Crowley, E.M., 1958, 59 ...................................1960 Crucitti, J.N., 2011 ..........................................2014 Cruikshank, W.M. .............................................1893 Cummings, S.A., 2007, 08, 09, 10 ..................2010 Cupp, H.F., 1995, 96......................................... 1997 Curtin, R.D. ........................................................1939 Cygler, J., 1956, 57 ...........................................1957

DABEZIES ... DALLAM ... DAMARÉ ...

Dabezies, C.H. ...................................................1924 Dallam, S.F. ........................................................1896 Damaré, R.P., 1992, 93, 94, 95 ......................1995 Daniel, S.A. ........................................................1932 Darby, C., 1957, 58, 59 ....................................1959 Darnell, D.P., 2009, 10, 11 ..............................2011 Dasher, C.L. .......................................................1924 Datka, D., 1988.................................................1989 Davenport, J.R. ................................................. 1914 Davis, R.B., 2003, 06 .......................................2006 Davis, R.J., 1962 ...............................................1963 Davis, W.N................................................. June 1918 Davis, G.W., 1945, 46, 47 ................................ 1947 Davis, T.E. ..........................................................1920 Davis, J.J. ...........................................................1935 Davis, T.W...........................................................1939 Davis, J.D., 1989, 90, 91 ..................................1992 Davis, R.C., 2009 ..............................................2012 de Jonckheere, E.T. ........................................... 1941 DeBolt, B.M., 1964, 65, 66 ..............................1966 DeHart, K.F., 1980, 81, 82 ...............................1982 Deitz, G.A., 1974, 75, 76, 78 ............................ 1978 DeJardin, D.A., 1957 .........................................1958 DeJardin, A.R., 1960, 61, 62............................1962 Dent, T.D., 2001 ................................................2004 DeRoma, J.G., 1958..........................................1960 Devers, J.L. ........................................................1909 Devore, L.S. .......................................................1913 Dielens, A.J., 1948 ............................................1950 DiGiacinto, D., 1975.......................................... 1975 Dignacco, N.M., 2011.....................................2014

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Eastman, R.V. ....................................................1920 Ebel, W.E., 1978, 79 ......................................... 1979 Eccleston, T.F., 1961, 62 ..................................1962 Ellinger, H.O. ......................................................1925 Elliott, B.L., 1999, 00, 01, 02 ..........................2002 Engquist, E.M., 1995 ........................................ 1997 Ennis, W.P. ........................................................1901 Erdle, P.J., 1951.................................................1952 Erickson, C.V. .....................................................1920 Ernesto, A.C., 2006, 07, 08, 09 .......................2009 Erwin, M.S., 1999, 00, 01, 02 .........................2002 Esau, C.G. ..........................................................1940 Etheridge, H.S., 1971, 1972 ............................. 1972 Evans, H.S., 1974, 75 ....................................... 1975 Everbach, O.G., 1960 .......................................1960 Everton, E.S., 1984, 85, 86, 87 ......................1987

Fucci, A.J., 1973, 74, 75 ................................... 1975 Fulton, W.S. ........................................................1904 Fuqua, S.O. Jr. ....................................................1933 Furlong, J.W. ......................................................1891

GABROVIC ... GALIFFA ... GALY ...

Gabrovic, M.M., 1991 .......................................1994 Galiffa, A.A., 1947, 48, 49, 50 .........................1950 Galy, C.J., 1988, 89, 90 ....................................1991 Garber, M.B........................................................1903 Gardiner, S.De. B.W. ..........................................1905 Garland, W.C. .....................................................1942 Gastellum, M.S., 1999, 00, 01, 02 ..................2002 Gaza, S.R., 1976, 77 ......................................... 1979 Gengler, G.J., 1999, 00, 01 ..............................2001 Gerberman, J.H., 1974, 75 ............................... 1975 Gerhardt, C.H. ............................................April 1917 Gibbs, B.A., 2009 ..............................................2011 Gibson, F.L. ........................................................1961 Gilbert, W.R........................................................ 1941 Gilliam, R.N., 1958, 59 .....................................1960 Gilmore, J.C........................................................1894 Gilpin, J.M., 1953 ..............................................1955 Golden, J.E. ........................................................1932 Gonzalez, G., 1988 ...........................................1990 Goodale, G.S......................................................1896 Gordon, S.M., 1997...........................................2000 Gorham, W.D., 2002, 03, 04, 05 .....................2005 Gosner, G.J.........................................................1912 Graham, E.F. ......................................................1903 Grant, A.M., 1957, 58 .......................................1959 Graves, E. ...........................................................1905 Greco, M.V., 2008 .............................................2011 Greenlee, G.W., 2002, 03, 04, 05 ...................2005 Griesinger, T.W., 1949, 50, 51 ......................... 1951 Griffin, R.W. ........................................................1937 Grimes, A.R., 2006, 07, 08, 09........................2009 Grohs, W.R. ........................................................1936 Groninger, H.M. .................................................1908 Gruver, S.J., 1999, 00 .......................................2002 Guckeyson, J.W..................................................1942

FAGAN ... FARNSWORTH ... FARRIS ...

Fagan, T.W., 1968 .............................................1969 Farnsworth, E.E. Jr.............................................1932 Farris, S.C. .........................................................1939 Fazen, R.P., 1964, 65, 66.................................1966 Fernandez, J.M., 2009, 10 ............................ 2012 Fettis, L.M., 1968, 69 .......................................1969 Fields, K.E. ........................................................1933 Fink, J.A., 1977 .................................................. 1977 Fink, J.K., 1972, 73, 74 .................................... 1974 Fisher, E.A., 1955, 56, 57 ................................1958 Fitzpatrick, T.E., 1950, 51, 52 ..........................1952 Fitzpatrick, K.J., 1970 ....................................... 1972 Fleming, K.S., 2006, 07, 08, 09 ......................2009 Fleming, W.R..........................................August 1917 Flood, H.L. ..........................................................1928 Foley, J.W., 1976, 77, 78 .................................. 1978 Ford, J.C. ............................................................1942 Fortier, G.S., 1994.............................................1996 Fortune, A.K., 2004 ..........................................2006 Foster, S.P., 1981, 82, 83.................................1983 Foster, R.T. ................................................ June 1918 Fouch, M.C., 2007, 08, 09, 10.........................2010 Fowler, J.C., 1968..............................................1968 Fox, R.M. ...........................................................1962 Franks, F., 1957, 58, 59 ...................................1959 Frawley, T.C., 2006, 07, 08...............................2008 Freiheit, M., 1981..............................................1984 French, W.E. ......................................................1924 Fritchman, J.A., 1985........................................1986 Frosch, K.M., 1996, 97 ..................................... 1997

HACKETT ... HAIGHT ... HALEY ...

Hackett, H.B.......................................................1904 Haight, B.S., 1957, 58, 59 ...............................1959 Haley, J.E., 1994, 95, 96 ..................................1996 Hall, F.C., 1983 ..................................................1985 Halverson, T.M., 2007.......................................2007 Hance, J.M., 1994, 95 ......................................1995 Hanlon, A.J. ........................................................1908 Hanson, A.W. .....................................................1907 Hanson, D.L., 1990, 91, 92..............................1993 Harman, G.L., 1949 .......................................... 1951 Harmon, J.P. , 1985 ..........................................1987 Harmon, J.R., 1952, 53 ....................................1953 Harrison, W.C. ...................................................1912 Hartman, A.L., 1983, 84 ..................................1984 Haug, C.C. ..........................................................1935 Havel, S.M., 1988, 89, 90, 91 .........................1991 Haverkamp, C.M. ............................................... 1910 Haydash, E.J., 1962, 63, 64.............................1964 Haydon, D.R., 1968, 69 ....................................1969 Hayes, J.M., 1964, 65, 66 ................................1966 Hazelhurst, D. ........................................... June 1918 Heath, T.E., 1978 .............................................. 1978 Heavey, J.W. .......................................................1891 Heffernan, K.M., 1996, 97, 98 ........................1998 Heiser, B.P. .........................................................1926 Helixon, C., 1988, 89, 90 .................................1990 Hennessey, J.J., 1943, 44 ................................1944 Henshaw, D.J., 2008, 09, 10, 11 .....................2011 Herr, J.K. ...........................................................1902

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IACOBUCCI ... IRONS ...

Iacobucci, M. , 1984, 85, 86, 87 .....................1987 Irons, J.V., 1947, 48, 49, 50.............................1950

JACKSON ... JACKSON ... JANECZEK ...

Jackson, J.P., 1972, 73 ..................................... 1974 Jackson, K.P., 2010, 11 ................................. 2013 Janeczek, R., 1943, 44.....................................1944 Jank, O.M. .............................................August 1917 Jenks, I.C............................................................1891 Jervey, E.P. .........................................................1896 Johnson, A.C., 2011 ....................................... 2013 Johnson, B.M., 2004.........................................2007 Johnson, C.J., 1999, 00 ....................................2002 Johnson, R.H......................................................1921 Johnson, R.L., 1997, 98 ...................................1999 Johnson, R.D......................................................1909 Johnson, J.D., 1972, 73, 74 ............................. 1974 Johnson, J. M., 1982, 83 ..................................1983 Johnston, C.M., 1979 ........................................ 1979 Johnstone, R., 1962, 63 ...................................1965 Jones, J.E., 1951 ...............................................1953 Jones, C.S., 1980 ..............................................1982 Jones, M.C.P., 2003, 04, 05, 06 ......................2006 Josey, C.K., 1943, 44, 45 .................................1945

Kinney, R.M., 1944, 45, 46 ..............................1946 Kirk, C.J., 1997, 98 ...........................................1998 Kirk, D.K., 1985, 86, 87 ..................................1988 Kirschenbauer, G. ............................................1962 Kirtley, R.L., 1957, 58 .......................................1958 Kitz, J.A. , 1982, 83, 84, 85 .............................1985 Knight, D.C., 1971 ............................................. 1973 Knight, A.J. .........................................................1940 Koenig, M.T., 1993............................................1996 Koenigsfeld, B.J., 2008, 09, 10, 11.................2011 Komaromy, S.J., 2002, 03, 04, 05 ..................2005 Koontz, G., 1974, 75 ......................................... 1975 Kouns, D.L., 1959 .............................................1960 Krafft, R.H., 1985, 86, 87, 88 .........................1988 Krayenbuhl, G. ................................................... 1916 Krieger, P.T., 1966, 67, 68 ...............................1968 Kulbacki, W., 1962, 63, 64 ..............................1965

LABOON ... LADU ... LAHM ...

Laboon, R.C., 1944, 45 ....................................1945 Ladu, M.R., 1984, 85, 86 .................................1986 Lahm, F.D. .........................................................1901 Lahti, E.H. .........................................................1938 Lancaster, N. Jr. .................................................1923 Landry, R.B. .......................................................1932 Landry, P.G., 1977 ............................................. 1978 Lane, W.E. ..........................................................1906 Lane, W.H., 1950 ..............................................1952 Lane, W.D., 1969, 70 ....................................... 1970 Lapekas, S.J., 1992, 93, 94 .............................1994 LeBlanc, M.A., 1991, 92 ...................................1994 LeCates, W.F., 1952, 53, 54 ............................1955 Lee, L.D., 2009, 10, 11 .................................. 2012 Lee, R.E. ............................................................. 1916 Leeper, B.H., 1942, 44 .....................................1944 Legg, R.A. ..........................................................1934 LeMay, C., 1986, 87, 88 ...................................1988 Lewis, J.H. .........................................................1933 Lilley, R.J. ...........................................................1962 Lindell, S.W., 1969 ............................................1969 Lindner, K.R., 1992 ...........................................1995 Lindquist, R.E. ..................................................1930 Lindsey, B.C., 1972 ........................................... 1974 Lipscomb, A.A. ..................................................1938 Lobe, T.J., 1947, 48, 49, 50 .............................1950

KAIL ... KALKWARF ... KANE ...

Kail, S.G. ...........................................................1939 Kalkwarf, K.J., 1999, 00, 01, 02 .....................2002 Kane, G.C. , 1981, 82, 84 ................................1984 Kashner, J.C., 2002, 03, 04, 05 ......................2005 Kasper, W.M. ....................................................1940 Kasper, R.J. ........................................................1938 Kasting, D.H., 2003 ..........................................2006 Kastner, A.E. ......................................................1922 Keating, A.C., 1959 ...........................................1960 Keener, R., 1965 ...............................................1966 Kelland, M.R., 1982, 83 ...................................1984 Kernan, S.P., 1996 ............................................ 1997 Kerwin, A.R. .......................................................1896 Kewley, R.N., 1959, 60, 61 ..............................1961 Kierstead, A.E., 1962, 63, 64 ..........................1964 Kimbrough, R., 1987, 88, 89 ...........................1989 King, E.L. ............................................................1896 King, J.M., 1995, 96, 97, 98 ............................1998 King, W.P., 1983, 84, 85, 86............................1986

JUSTIN KASHNER

KYLE KALKWARF Lombardo, T.A., 1945 .......................................1945 Long, J.T., 2004 .................................................2007 Lord, W.G., 1969, 70, 71 .................................. 1971 Loscuito, N.N., 1958, 59, 60 ...........................1960 Lott, A.G. ............................................................1896 Love, C.D., 2011 ..............................................2014 Love, C.L., 2005, 06, 07, 08 ............................2008 Lucado, J.S., 2010, 11 ................................... 2012 Ludwikoski, J., 1967 .........................................1968 Lyman, C.B. ........................................................1913 Lynn, D., 1987, 88, 89, 90 ...............................1990 Lystead, H.W. .....................................................1920

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

Herring, H.T. .......................................................1905 Hicks, M.D., 1995, 96, 97 ................................ 1997 Hill, N.G., 2004, 05, 06, 07 ..............................2007 Hill, J.W., 2003 ..................................................2006 Hines, A.S. Jr. ....................................................1898 Hines, B.J., 2010, 11 ........................................2011 Hinkley, J.W. .......................................................1896 Hoadley, J.K., 1981, 82, 84..............................1984 Hobbs, L.S..........................................................1915 Hobson, J.M. Jr. .................................................1902 Holcomb, G.L. ....................................................1937 Holden, J.M., 2001, 02, 03 ..............................2003 Honnen, G. .........................................................1920 Hostettler, J.H.R., 1970..................................... 1970 House, E.J. .............................................August 1917 Houston, M.C., 1992, 93, 94, 95.....................1995 Howard, E., 1986, 87, 88 .................................1988 Howe, J.S., 1946 ...............................................1949 Hoy, C.E. ............................................................1931 Huerta, F.M., 1984, 85, 86 ..............................1987 Hughes, J.D., 2003 ...........................................2006 Hulin, B.D., 1965 ..............................................1965 Humber, C.I. Jr. ..................................................1931 Humphrey, E.H. ..................................................1899 Hyatt, R.F............................................................1912

MACARTHUR ... MACKMULL ...

MALLOY ...

MacArthur, D. ...................................................1903 Mackmull, J.V., 1947, 48, 49, 50.....................1950 Malloy, J.T...........................................................1931 Manus, P.C. Jr., 1952, 53, 54...........................1954 Marben, R.L., 1945 ...........................................1945 Marcrum, R.H., 1953 ........................................1954 Marrella, L.S., 1955, 56, 57 .............................1957 Martina, A.J., 1955 ...........................................1957 Matthews, J.P., 1978.........................................1980 Mattox, T.C., 1998, 99, 00 ...............................2000 May, S.P., 2010, 11 ...........................................2011 Mayhew, B.A., 2004, 05, 06, 07 ......................2007 Mazur, H.J. ..........................................January 1943 McBride, H.L. ..................................................... 1916 McCabe, E.F., 1942..................................June 1943 McCall, P.B., 1968, 69, 70 ............................... 1970 McCarthy, J.E. ....................................................1919 McCarthy, J.N., 1948, 49..................................1949 McCoach, D. ...................................................... 1910 McConnell, R.E., 1943, 44, 45 ........................1945 McCoy, F.R. ........................................................1897 McDonald, M.A., 1993......................................1996 McDonough, J.M................................................1896 McEvoy, L.D., 1957 ...........................................1957 McGrath, H.L......................................................1922 McIlroy, S.A., 2011 ........................................ 2013 McIntyre, A. ........................................................1900

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Mulligan, J.T., 2003, 04 ....................................2005 Mumma, M.C. ....................................................1900 Munford, T.W............................................. June 1918 Munson, R.D., 1993, 94, 97 ............................ 1997 Murphy, J.R. .......................................................1942 Murphy, P.A. .......................................................1897 Murray, W.S............................................... June 1918 Murray, J.K., 1969, 70 ...................................... 1970 Murrill, H.A. ............................................... June 1918 Murtle, C.J., 2009, 10, 11 ............................. 2012

NANCE ... NANNEY ... NEEL ...

Nance, J.W., 1944, 45 ......................................1946 Nanney, D.Y........................................................1939 Neel, D.V., 1972, 73.......................................... 1973 Nelson, P.A., 1964, 65, 66 ...............................1966 Newsom, G.D., 1971, 72, 73 ............................ 1973 Neyland, R.R. Jr. ............................................... 1916 Nieberding, R., 1984, 85, 86, 87.....................1987 Nolan, D.E. .........................................................1896 Norton, K.A., 2000, 01, 02 ...............................2002 Nuzzo, K.R., 1982 .............................................1984

O’NEAL ... O’NEILL ... OAKES ...

CLINT MOORE McKague, K.C., 2008, 09, 10 ....................... 2012 McLellan, B.J., 1966, 67, 68............................1968 McMahan, A..A., 1995, 96 ...............................1998 McMahon, W.C. .........................................April 1917 McNamara, A.T. .................................................1928 McNeal, J.W. ...................................................... 1911 McNeil, N. ..............................................August 1917 McNutt, C.B., 1972, 73, 74 .............................. 1974 McRae, W.D., 1961, 62 ....................................1962 Mead, D.G., 1956 .............................................1957 Meador, M.F., 1953...........................................1954 Mecca, G.J., 1990 .............................................1993 Meloy, J.A., 2002, 04, 05 .................................2005 Menoher, P. ........................................................1915 Meredith, O.R. ...................................................1908 Merillat, L.A........................................................1915 Merkle, R.D., 1968, 69 .....................................1969 Metzger, J.H., 1948, 49 ....................................1949 Meyer, C.B. .........................................................1909 Meyer, H.A. Jr. ....................................................1901 Michela, R.J., 1962, 63, 64..............................1964 Milburn, F.W. ...................................................... 1914 Miller, A.D...........................................................1924 Miller, G.R., 1972, 73, 74 ................................. 1974 Miller, M.G., 2000, 01.......................................2001 Milliken, C.M. .................................................... 1914 Milton, P.O. .........................................................1922 Milton, A.M.........................................................1903 Minney, J.H., 1999, 00, 01, 02 ........................2002 Mirando, J., 1962, 63 .......................................1965 Mirzoian, G.D., 1971, 72 .................................. 1972 Mischak, R.M., 1952, 53..................................1954 Mitchell, H. ........................................................ 1916 Mitchell, P.E., 1984 ...........................................1987 Moehring, A.W., 1996 .......................................1998 Moore, D.R., 1983 ............................................1984 Moore, L.C., 2008, 09, 10, 11 .........................2011 Moore, R.L., 1988, 89, 90, 91 .........................1991 Morris, T.J. , 1980, 81, 82 ................................1982 Morris, R. ..........................................................1935 Morrow, J.J. ........................................................1891 Moses, O., 1946................................................1946 Mosley, C.E., 2010, 11 .................................. 2013 Mountford, F.A. .................................................1909 Mullee, W.E., 1993, 94, 95, 96 .......................1996

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O’Neal, A.L., 1992, 93, 94, 95 .........................1995 O’Neill, T.A..........................................................1934 Oakes, B.J., 1971, 72 ........................................ 1973 Oblinger, J.B., 1951, 52, 53 .............................1953 Odierno, R.T., 1975, 76..................................... 1976 Ogden, L.J., 1947, 48 .......................................1949 Ogden, C.C. .......................................................1891 Oliphant, E.Q............................................. June 1918 Ordway, G., 1953, 55 ........................................1955 Ordway, R.E., 1957, 58 .....................................1958 Ortiz, H., 1987 ...................................................1990 Otterstedt, M.A., 1980 ......................................1982

PANTALONI ... PARKER ... PARTLOW ...

Pantaloni, M.A., 1974........................................ 1974 Parker, J.K., 1994..............................................1995 Partlow, F.A., 1960 ............................................1960 Paterson, W.G. ................................................... 1916 Pattison, H.H......................................................1893 Pavy, M.E., 1972 ............................................... 1974 Pedersen, W.E., 1968, 69, 70.......................... 1970 Pegg, J.D., 1969 ................................................ 1971 Pehanik, A.P., 1981, 82 ....................................1982 Perkins, G.T. .......................................................1900 Perry, P.S., 1990, 91, 92, 93 ............................1993 Perwein, A.H. .....................................................1920 Peterson, B.M., 2011 ........................................2014 Peterson, T.W., 1969, 70, 71 ........................... 1971 Petricka, R.S., 1972, 73 ................................... 1973 Petrone, J.R., 2000, 01.....................................2002 Peyton, J.C., 1999 .............................................2001 Phillips, B.W. ......................................................1903 Place, R.H. .............................................August 1917 Plaia, M.A., 1992, 93, 94 .................................1994 Plotts, D.A., 2001, 05 .......................................2005 Pluff, D.J., 2003, 04, 05, 06 ............................2006 Polchinski, J.P., 2006, 07, 08, 09 ....................2009 Polk, R.B. .......................................................... 1941 Pollock, V.J., 1950 .............................................1952 Poole, G.B., 1946 .............................................. 1947 Porter, K.J., 2008, 09, 10 .................................2011 Post, E.D. ..........................................................1923 Powel, N.E. .........................................................1932 Powell, R.D., 1967 ............................................1968 Price, B.C., 1995, 96, 97, 98 ...........................1998 Price, Z.M., 2009, 10, 11 .............................. 2012 Prichard, V.E. .....................................................1915 Priestley, W.J. .....................................................1936

Pritchett, E.E. .....................................................1907 Procknal, E.S., 1953, 54 ..................................1954 Pryor, M.C., 2005, 06, 09 .................................2009 Pugh, B.L., 1991 ...............................................1994 Pyrz, A., 1964, 65 .............................................1965 Pyrz, T.A., 1969, 70, 71 .................................... 1971

QUIMBY ...

Quimby, P.T., 1994, 95, 96 ...............................1996

RAFALKO ... RAINBIRD ... RAMBUSCH ...

Rafalko, E.A., 1943, 45 ....................................1945 Rainbird, S.P., 2008 ..........................................2011 Rambusch, H., 1986, 87, 88, 89 .....................1989 Ramirez, G., 1988 .............................................1990 Rawlick, S.J., 1975 ............................................ 1976 Reeder, R.P. Jr. ..................................................1926 Regnier, R.A., 1954, 55 ....................................1955 Reich, S.C., 1990, 91, 92, 93 ..........................1993 Reinebold, J., 1983, 84, 85, 86 .......................1986 Reinhalter, P.J., 1942 ...............................June 1943 Rengel, N.J., 1997, 98, 99 ...............................2000 Rice, J.H. ...........................................................1893 Richardson, G.H., 1971, 72 .............................. 1972 Richardson, M., 1986 .......................................1989 Richmond, R.T., 1946 .......................................1946 Rickman, E.A. ...................................................1942 Riley, F.J..............................................................1912 Rindfleisch, J.A., 1957, 58, 59 .........................1959 Ritter, W.H., 1950, 51, 52 ................................1952 Rizzo, J.E., 1999, 00, 01, 02 ............................2002 Roberts, T.A. ......................................................1897 Robinson, N.L., 1946, 47, 48 ...........................1948 Rockwell, C.K. ....................................................1906 Rogers, J.R., 1962, 63, 64 ...............................1964 Rogers, D.C., 1968, 69 .....................................1969 Roosma, J.S. .....................................................1926 Roper, H.M. ........................................................1923 Rowland, H.T. .....................................................1923 Rowley, C.R., 2010, 11 .................................. 2013 Ruiz, A., 1990, 91, 92 .......................................1992 Rusnak, T.J., 1962, 63......................................1964

SADTLER ... SALMON ... SALTZMAN ...

Sadtler, O.K. ......................................................1913 Salmon, S.M., 1997, 98, 99, 00 ......................2000 Saltzman, C. McK. .............................................1896 Samec, D.W., 1980 ...........................................1981 Sanchez, N., 1971 ............................................. 1972 Sarcka, E.E.............................................August 1917 Sarcka, J.S. ........................................................1925 Saunders, D.W. ..................................................1938 Sawyer, M.T., 1996, 97, 98, 99 ........................1999 Saxman, P.S., 1994, 95, 96, 97....................... 1997 Scaglione, R.J., 1966, 67, 68...........................1968 Scanlan, M., 1986 ............................................1986 Schepps, M.C. ..................................................1928 Schiavo, C.R., 1985, 86 ....................................1986 Schiefer, R.D., 1977, 78, 79, 80 ......................1980 Schlenker, D.C.G. .............................................. 1917 Schmid, G.M., 1974, 75, 76 ............................. 1976 Schmidt, J.L., 1960, 61, 62 ..............................1962 Schneider, J.P., 2001 ........................................2004 Schoor, D.P.........................................................1932 Schreckhise, C., 1988 ......................................1991 Scioletti, B.R., 2001 ..........................................2004 Scioletti, M.S., 1995, 96, 97, 98 .....................1998 Scivoletto, E.J., 1959, 60, 61 ...........................1961 Scogin, K.C., 2004, 05, 06 ...............................2007 Scott, J.F., 1969 ................................................ 1971 Scully, W.E., 1977.............................................. 1977 Seaman, A.R., 2008, 10 ...................................2011

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LETTERMEN LISTING Stokes, O.N. .......................................................1936 Stone, N.M., 2002, 03, 04, 05 ........................2005 Storck, D.G. ........................................................1924 Stout, H.H. .........................................................1895 Stramara, K.P., 1978, 80..................................1980 Stramara, K.R., 2007, 08 .................................2008 Stribling, J.W. .....................................................1929 Stricklan, S., 1991 ............................................1994 Stuff, J.W., 1948, 49, 50 ..................................1950 Suhr, S.A., 1995, 96, 97 ................................... 1997 Sullivan, P.T., 1974, 75, 76 ............................... 1976 Supko, B.E., 1996, 97, 98, 99 .........................1999 Surles, A.D. ........................................................ 1911 Suttle, A.B., 1948, 49 .......................................1949 Swanson, J.J., 2001 ..........................................2004

TAPPERT ... TARVER ... TATE ...

Tappert, K.W., 1983, 84, 85, 86......................1986 Tarver, T.H. ........................................................1942 Tate, F.J. .............................................................1919 Taylor, P.H., 1977, 78, 79 ................................. 1979 Taylor, H.L...........................................................1909 Teague, F.W........................................................1909 Thompson, A.C., 1995, 96, 97, 98 ..................1998 Thompson, T., 1986 ..........................................1989 Tichenor, C.S., 1997, 98, 99 ............................2000 Tiemann, C.F. .....................................................1933 Tokarsky, M., 1970 ............................................ 1971 Toney, K., 1987, 88, 89 ....................................1989 Toth, D.M., 1979, 80, 81 ..................................1981 Towey, J.V., 1980, 81 ........................................1981 Towey, J.B., 1977, 78, 79 ................................. 1979 Trainor, J.P. ........................................................1981 Trent, R.D., 1983 ...............................................1985 Tripp, M.J., 1988, 89, 90, 91 ...........................1991 Trippodo, D.S., 2001, 02 ..................................2002 Trott, G.W., 2000 ...............................................2001 Trotter, M.J., 1993, 94, 95................................1995 Trubia, M.L., 1975, 77 ...................................... 1977 Tubbs, L.L., 1983, 84, 85, 86 ..........................1986 Tulley, D.H. .........................................................1925 Tully, J.P., 1947 ..................................................1949

Weiss, S.E., 1995, 96, 97, 98 ..........................1998 Westfield, A.D, 1978 ......................................... 1979 Weston, J.J., 1983 .............................................1986 Wettlaufer, A.C., 1951 .......................................1953 Whipple, S..........................................................1904 White, C.M., 2005, 06, 07, 08 .........................2008 White, E.J. ..........................................................1942 White, G.P...........................................................1891 Whiteside, H.L. ..................................................1912 Whitfield, S., 1977, 79, 80 ...............................1980 Whitlow, R.V. .............................................. Jan. 1943 Wilcox, F.A. .........................................................1892 Wilhide, G.C. ......................................................1922 Wilkinson, I.M., 2001 ........................................2004 Williams, W.R., 1959, 60, 61 ...........................1961 Williams, J.M. ....................................................1936 Williamson, S.C., 2002, 03, 04, 05 .................2005 Wilson, D.L., 1952 ............................................1953 Winfield, F.E., 1949, 50, 51 ............................. 1951 Winston, P.H.......................................................1905 Wixted, S.P., 2010, 11 ......................................2011 Wolf, E.J., 1989, 90, 91, 92 .............................1992 Wood, W.H. ........................................................1925 Wookey, J.D., 1977, 78 ..................................... 1978 Wright, J.F., 1977, 78, 79 ................................. 1979 Wright, C., 1981, 82..........................................1984 Wynn, P., 1989 ..................................................1990

YEAGER ... YEZAK ... YOUNG ...

Yeager, F.J. ........................................................1940 Yezak, H.R., 1974 .............................................. 1974 Young, D.G., 1996, 97 ...................................... 1997 Young, M., 1986, 87, 88, 89 ............................1989

ZAHURANIC ... ZAILSKAS ... ZALDO ...

Zahuranic, M., 1992, 93, 94, 95 .....................1995 Zailskas, R.W., 1959, 60, 61............................1961 Zaldo, M.J., 1959, 61........................................1961 Zell, E.M. ............................................................1903 Zilian, F., 1969, 70 ............................................ 1970 Zimmerman, D.Z. ..............................................1929 Zmolek, G.R., 1971 ........................................... 1972 Zurawik, C.A., 1965...........................................1967

PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1997 • 2000 • 2004 • 2005 • 2009

Segrist, C.C. ......................................................1936 Seip, G.R. ...........................................................1942 Shain, E.R., 1953, 54 .......................................1954 Shearin, M., 1984 .............................................1987 Shepherd, W.A., 1955, 56, 57 .........................1958 Shipps, R.P., 1995 ............................................ 1997 Shorter, J.C., 2010 ............................................2011 Silliman, M.B., 1964, 65, 66............................1966 Silvola, W.R., 1976, 78 ..................................... 1978 Simmons, C.J., 1945, 46 ..................................1946 Simmons, C.K., 2005, 06, 07, 08 ....................2008 Simmons, D.M., 1991, 92, 93, 94 ...................1994 Simpkins, C.W., 2010........................................2010 Sine, E.D., 1982, 83 .........................................1983 Sipos, W.G., 1962, 63.......................................1963 Sirko, G.D., 1999, 00, 01, 02...........................2002 Sloan, M.R., 1975, 76 ....................................... 1976 Smedberg, W.R. .................................................1893 Smith, K.W., 1965, 66, 67 ...............................1967 Smith, C.T. ..........................................................1896 Smith, B.S., 1987, 88, 89, 90 ..........................1990 Smith, C.C., 2010 ..............................................2010 Smith, T.M., 1993, 94, 95, 96 .........................1996 Smothers, T.B. ...................................................1929 Smythe, G.W. .....................................................1924 Snukis, T.J., 1976, 77, 78 ................................. 1978 Snyder, M.A., 2006 ...........................................2009 Softy, G., 1986, 87, 89 .....................................1989 Soule, J.I.............................................................1925 Souza, D.M., 1995, 96, 97, 98 ........................1998 Spurr, N.M., 1985, 86.......................................1986 St. Onge, R.J., 1943, 45 ...................................1945 Stache, J.M., 2003, 04, 05, 06........................2006 Stadler, J.H. .......................................................1924 Stahle, J.C. ...........................................January 1943 Stancook, J.C. ....................................................1935 Starr, W.R., 1981 ...............................................1982 Stefens, P.D., 1996 ...........................................1998 Stegmaier, R.M. .................................................1937 Steinley, P.L., 1942 ..................................June 1943 Stenson, J.R., 1982 ..........................................1985 Sterling, E.K. ......................................................1901 Stevenson, C.G. .................................................1924 Stohr, T.S., 2006 ...............................................2009

UFNER ... ULLOA ... UNGER ...

Ufner, J., 1948 ...................................................1950 Ulloa, H.A. ..........................................................1912 Unger, C.J., 2000...............................................2002

VALENTINE ... VANDENBERG ...

VANDERBUSH ...

Valentine, C., 1986, 87 .....................................1987 Vandenberg, R.A., 1967, 68, 69 ......................1969 Vanderbush, A., 1959 .......................................1961 VanSant, C.P. Jr. ................................................1933 Visosky, C.D., 1997, 98, 99, 00 .......................2000 Vitty, R.B., 1955 ................................................1955 Vollmer, J.R., 1976 ............................................ 1978

WAGNER ... WAGONHURST ...

WARNER ...

SCHUYLER WILLIAMSON

Wagner, R.H., 1947, 48, 49 ............................. 1949 Wagner, H.W. .....................................................1907 Wagner, A.A., 1991, 92 .....................................1994 Wagonhurst, A.H., 1945 ...................................1945 Warner, G.G. .....................................................1934 Wasiak, J., 1974 ................................................ 1975 Watkins, J.T., 2009, 10, 11 ........................... 2012 Watkins, Z.J., 1999, 00, 01, 02 .......................2002 Watsey, S., 1950, 51......................................... 1951 Weafer, W.J., 1952 ............................................1954 Weinnig, A.J. .....................................................1938

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ARMY IN THE PROS Army’s baseball program has proven to be one of the most regular producers of minor league talent in all of the Northeast the past few years. In fact, nine former Black Knights have logged time with a minor league team affiliated with the major leagues since 2005. Eight of those individuals have been selected in Major League Baseball’s First-Year Player Draft, including a school-record total of three chosen in 2008. Below is a list of Army players selected in the draft since 2005. In addition to those listed, Josh Holden signed with the Cincinnati Reds organization as a free agent in 2006.

ARMY’S MLB FIRST-YEAR PLAYER DRAFT SELECTIONS (SINCE 2005) Name Year Rd. Organization Schuyler Williamson 2005 27 Detroit Tigers Milan Dinga 2007 10 L.A. Angels Nick Hill 2007 7 Seattle Mariners Drew Clothier 2008 37 Florida Marlins Chris Simmons 2008 41 Pittsburgh Pirates Cole White 2008 42 Pittsburgh Pirates Matt Fouch 2010 34 Atlanta Braves Clint Moore 2011 31 San Diego Padres Kevin McKague 2011 50 Atlanta Braves

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