Air Force Baseball 2016 Media Guide by Nick Arseniak

Air Force Baseball 2016 INTRODUCTION Table of Contents. . . . . . . . . Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . Media Information/Support Staff. Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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ROSTER & STAFF Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach Mike Kazlausky. . . . Assistant Coach Toby Bicknell. . . Pitching Coach Blake Miller . . . . Vol. Assistant Coach C.J. Gillman . TV Roster. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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PLAYER BIOS Returners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-33 Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-41 2015 SEASON IN REVIEW 2015 Review . . . . . . . . . 2015 Game-By-Game Results 2015 Overall Statistics . . . . 2015 Conference Statistics . . Class of 2015 . . . . . . . . .

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HISTORY Yearly Records/Postseason. . . . Year-By-Year Statistical Leaders Year-By-Year Team Stats . . . . Year-By-Year MWC/WAC Stats Season Records . . . . . . . . . . Career Records . . . . . . . . . . Game/Season Records . . . . . . Falcon Honors . . . . . . . . . . NCAA Records . . . . . . . . . . Lettermen . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coaching History . . . . . . . . . Falcons in the Pros . . . . . . . . Where Are They Now? . . . . . .

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ACADEMY INFORMATION Colorado Springs . . . . . . . . Denver . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Air Force Academy . . . . Academy Leadership . . . . . . Director of Athletics . . . . . . Academy Athletics . . . . . . . Indoor Hitting Facility . . . . . Falcon Field . . . . . . . . . .

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Quick Facts/Information Quickfacts/General Information General Information Location ...........................................................................................................................................................Air Force Academy, CO. Founded ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 1954 Enrollment ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4,000 Nickname .....................................................................................................................................................................................Falcons Colors .............................................................................................................................................................................. Blue and Silver Home Field/Capacity ................................................................................................................................................Falcon Field/1,000 Surface ........................................................................................................................................................................... Sport Turf Field Dimensions-LF/CF/RF .......................................................................................................................................................349/400/316 Affiliation ................................................................................................................................................................................... NCAA I Conference ...................................................................................................................................................................... Mountain West Superintendent ............................................................................................................................................. Lt. Gen. Michelle Johnson Athletic Director............................................................................................................................................................... Jim Knowlton

Coaching Staff Head Coach................................................................................................................................................. Mike Kazlausky (Maj. Ret.) Alma Mater/Year .............................................................................................................................................................USAFA, 1991 Record at School/Yrs. ...............................................................................................................................................................91-175/5 Career Record/Yrs. ........................................................................................................................................................................ Same Baseball Office Phone ...................................................................................................................................................... 719-333-0835 Pitching Coach ..................................................................................................... Blake Miller (Coker College (S.C.), 2007) 3rd year Assistant Coach/Catchers.......................................................................................................... C.J. Gillman (Dayton, 2012) 2nd year Vol. Assistant ........................................................................................................................ Jimmy Roesinger (Dayton, 2010) 1st year

Team Information All-Time Record/Yrs. ................................................................................................................................................. 1,057-1,436-3/59 2015 Record ....................................................................................................................................................................................23-29 2015 Conf. Record/Finish ....................................................................................................................................................... 10-17/5th Letterwinners R/L..........................................................................................................................................................................18/12 Starters R/L ........................................................................................................................................................................................7/2 Pitchers R/L ........................................................................................................................................................................................8/5 Starting Pitchers R/L .........................................................................................................................................................................3/1 Newcomers/Pitchers .........................................................................................................................................................................15/9

Athletic Communications Baseball SID .....................................................................................................................................................................Nick Arseniak Office Phone ..................................................................................................................................................................... 719-333-9251 Arseniak E-Mail ....................................................................................................................................... nicholas.arseniak@usafa.edu SID Fax ............................................................................................................................................................................. 719-333-3798 Press Box Phone ............................................................................................................................................................... 719-333-3472 Web Site ............................................................................................................................................................ goAirForceFalcons.com SID Mailing Address 2168 Field House Dr. USAF Academy, CO 80840

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Media Information/Staff Information Guide The 2016 Air Force baseball information guide is produced as a source of information for the media. Other materials may be obtained by contacting the athletic communications office. For player bios, log onto: www.goAirForceFalcons.com Athletic Communications 2169 Field House Drive USAF Academy, CO 80840-9500 Phone: 719-333-2313 Fax: 719-333-3798 Post-Game Interviews Air Force head coach Mike Kazlausky and players are available for interviews on the field following the 10-minute period in which the head coach meets with the team. A member of the communications staff will be available to assist you in the interview process. In-Season Interviews All Air Force players and coaches are available for interviews during the week with the following guidelines: All interviews must be made through Nick Arseniak in the media relations office. (719-333-9251) Requests must be made at least one day in advance so that the player and/or coach can be properly notified. All interviews must be done between 1 and 2:30 p.m. or 5:00-6:00 p.m.MST.

Visiting Radio Upon receiving permission to broadcast the game, please contact the media relations office. The press box at Falcon Field has one booth for visiting radio. Contact the media relations office for phone line information.

Media Outlets

Press Facilities The press box at Falcon Field has seating for one visiting SID and one visiting media member plus a radio booth. Game notes, media guides and flipcards are available prior to each game. Box scores and play-by-plays are available following the game. A phone line is also available for media use in the press box. Directions From Interstate 25 take exit 156 heading west and enter through the North Gate of the Academy. Head straight for approximately 1.5 miles, up and over the overlook area and make your first left turn upon descending the hill, into the athletic fields. Take your second right and Falcon Field will be on your left. Follow Air Force on the Web Baseball news releases, roster, statistics and other information is updated weekly on goAirForceFalcons.com. Game box scores and recaps will be available following each game. Livestats will also be available for all home games and selected road games.

The Gazette P.O. Box 1779 Colorado Springs, CO 80901 O - 719-636-0259 F - 719-636-0163

KRDO-TV (CH. 12 ABC) P.O. Box 1457 Colorado Springs, CO 80901 O - 719-575-6360 F - 719-475-0815

Denver Post 101 W. Colfax Ave. Suite 600 Denver, CO 80202 O - 303-954-1296 F - 303-954-91704

KKTV (CH. 11 CBS) 3100 N. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80907 O - 719-578-0000 F - 719-634-3741

Associated Press 1444 Wazee St., Suite 130 Denver, CO 80202 O - 303-825-0123 F - 303-892-5927

KOAA-TV (CH. 5 NBC) 2200 7th Ave. Pueblo, CO 81003 O - 719-544-5781 F - 719-544-7733

Academy Spirit HQ USAFA/PAI USAF Academy, CO 80840 O - 719-333-2044 F - 719-333-3494

Xtra Sports AM Radio (1300) 6805 Corporate Dr. #130 Colorado Springs, CO 80919 O - 719-593-2700 F - 719-593-2727

Baseball Support Staff

Lt. Col. Mark Grotelueschen

Lt. Col. Justin Hill

Lt. Col. Frank Mindrup

Capt. Matt Schmitt

Capt. Josh Wolfram

Officer Representative

Bret Weaver

Drew Bodette

Scott Richardson

Nick Arseniak

Head Baseball Trainer

Strength & Conditioning

Equipment Specialist

Athletic Communications

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2016 Schedule

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Opponent

Location

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vs. Buffalo vs. Marist at Davidson ADAMS STATE vs. Navy^ vs. Navy^ vs. Navy^

Davidson, NC Davidson, NC Davidson, NC USAFA Kinston, NC Kinston, NC Kinston, NC

Time (At Site) 2 pm 1 pm 1:30 pm 2 pm 6 pm 2 pm 12 pm

March Fri. Sat. Sun. Tues. Wed. Fri. Sat. Sun. Fri. Sat. Sun. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Tues.

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NEVADA* NEVADA* NEVADA* OMAHA OMAHA at San Jose State* at San Jose State* at San Jose State* SAN DIEGO STATE* SAN DIEGO STATE* SAN DIEGO STATE* at UC Davis at UC Davis at UC Davis at UC Davis NORTHERN COLORADO

USAFA USAFA USAFA USAFA USAFA San Jose, CA San Jose, CA San Jose, CA USAFA USAFA USAFA Davis, CA Davis, CA Davis, CA Davis, CA USAFA

2 pm 1 pm 1 pm 2 pm 2 pm 6 pm 2 pm 1 pm 3 pm 1 pm 1 pm 2:30 pm 2:30 pm 2:30 pm 1 pm 3 pm

April Fri. Sat. Sun. Tues. Fri. Sat. Sun. Tues. Weds. Fri. Sat. Sun. Tues. Fri. Sat. Sun. Tues. Weds. Fri Sat

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at Fresno State* at Fresno State* at Fresno State* at Northern Colorado SAN JOSE STATE* SAN JOSE STATE* SAN JOSE STATE* at Iowa at Iowa at UNLV* at UNLV* at UNLV* NORTHERN COLORADO at Nevada* at Nevada* at Nevada* at Omaha at Creighton FRESNO STATE* FRESNO STATE*

Fresno, CA Fresno, CA Fresno, CA USAFA USAFA USAFA USAFA Iowa City, IA Iowa City, IA Las Vegas, NV Las Vegas, NV Las Vegas, NV USAFA Reno, NV Reno, NV Reno, NV Papillion, NE Omaha, NE USAFA USAFA

May Sun Fri. Sat. Sun. Tues. Fri. Sat. Sun. Thurs. Fri. Sat. W.-Su.

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FRESNO STATE* SIUE SIUE SIUE at Northern Colorado at San Diego State* at San Diego State* at San Diego State* NEW MEXICO* NEW MEXICO* NEW MEXICO* MW Championship

USAFA USAFA USAFA USAFA Greeley, CO San Diego, CA San Diego, CA San Diego, CA USAFA USAFA USAFA Albuquerque, NM

6 pm 6 pm 1 pm 3 pm 3 pm 1 pm 1 pm 6 pm 4 pm 6 pm 2 pm 1 pm 3 pm 6 pm 6 pm 1 pm 1 pm 6 pm 3 pm 1 pm

12 pm 3 pm 1 pm 1 pm 3 pm 6 pm 2 pm 1 pm 3 pm 1 pm 1 pm TBA

HOME GAMES are at Falcon Field - USAFA, Colo. - FREE ADMISSION and free online video streaming for all Air Force baseball home games. * Denotes Mountain West game ^ Freedom Classic - Kinston, NC All times are local to site Dates and times subject to change. - Check goAirForceFalcons.com for up-to-date baseball info.

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2016 Roster

Air Force Baseball 2016 Roster # NAME 1 Adam Groesbeck 2* Tyler Jones 3 Bradley Haslam 5 Nic Ready 7 Tucker Jacobs 9 Rob Dau 10 Gabe Martinez 11 Ethan Nichols 12 Shaun Mize 13 Daniel Jones 14 Austin McDaniel 15 Karter Cook 16 Jacob DeVries 17 Russell Williams 19 Drew Wiss 20 Travis Wilkie 21 Tyler Zabojnik 22 Griffin Jax 23 Trent Monaghan 24 Matt Hargreaves 25 Spencer Draws 26 Jordan Hanlin 27 Nathan Stanford 28 Lance Fry 29 Ryan Holloway 31 Nick Biancalana 32 Sam Rexroad 33 Steven Plaskett 34 Riley Nix 36 Ryan Robb 37 Justin Graham 38 Michael Rieker 39 Brett Decker 40 Tyler Mortenson 41 Brennan Bosworth 42 Jacob Booker 45 Jake Gilbert * Team Captain

POS. OF/IF OF IF IF C/RHP C/IF C LHP IF OF RHP RHP LHP OF/IF OF/IF C IF RHP/IF LHP RHP OF/IF C RHP RHP LHP RHP LHP RHP OF IF OF RHP LHP RHP/C RHP IF RHP

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Mike Kazlausky, Maj. Ret. (USAFA, 1991) 6th year Blake Miller (Coker College, 2007) 3rd year C.J. Gillman (Dayton, 2012) 2nd year Jimmy Roesinger (Dayton, 2010) 1st year

Head Coach: Pitching Coach: Assistant Coach: Vol. Assistant:

Falcons By Class Seniors (2): Spencer Draws, Trent Monaghan Juniors (10): Jacob DeVries, Adam Groesbeck, Jordan Hanlin, Bradley Haslam, Griffin Jax, Tyler Jones, Austin, McDaniel, Shaun Mize, Nathan Stanford, Russell Williams Sophomores (12): Nick Biancalana, Jacob Booker, Brennan Bosworth, Brett Decker, Lance Fry, Justin Graham, Ryan Holloway, Tucker Jacobs, Michael Rieker, Ryan Robb, Travis Wilkie, Tyler Zabojnik Freshmen (13): Rob Dau, Karter Cook, Jake Gilbert. Matt Hargreaves, Daniel Jones, Gabe Martinez, Tyler Mortenson, Ethan Nicols. Steven Plaskett, Nic Ready, Sam Rexroad, Drew Wiss

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B/T R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/L R/R R/R R/R R/R L/L R/R L/R R/R R/R R/R R/L R/R L/R R/R R/R R/R L/L R/R L/L R/R R/R/ R/R L/L R/R L/L L/R R/R R/R R/R

HEIGHT 5-10 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-0 5-8 6-2 6-3 5-11 6-1 6-5 6-4 6-3 6-3 5-11 6-0 5-11 6-2 6-3 6-3 6-0 5-11 6-5 6-1 6-1 6-3 6-2 6-2 5-11 5-11 5-9 6-7 6-2 6-6 6-7 5-10 6-7

WEIGHT 175 205 205 210 180 180 200 195 165 195 205 205 205 200 175 185 185 195 190 190 195 175 180 185 180 215 185 205 185 185 170 215 210 185 220 185 215

CLASS Jr. Jr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Fr. So. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. So. So. So. So. So. Fr. So. So. Fr.

HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Turlock, CA (Turlock) Coppell, TX (Coppell) San Marino, CA (San Marino) Dallas, TX (Jesuit Prep of Dallas) Winterville, NC (South Central) Dallas, GA (North Paulding) Keller, TX (Keller) Highland Village, TX (Marcus) Roseville, CA (Woodcreek/Nevada) Coppell, TX (Coppell) Flower Mound, TX (Paris JC/Flower Mound) Tualatin, OR (Tualatin) Castroville, TX (Medina Valley) McKinney, TX (McKinney Boyd) Elgin, IL (Burlington) San Diego, CA (La Jolla Country Day School) Coppell, TX (Coppell) Greenwood Village, CO (Cherry Creek) Coral Springs, FL (Nova) Franklin, TN (Franklin) Columbus, GA (Columbus) Rocklin, CA (Jesuit) Memphis, TN (Harding Academic) Jupiter, FL (Home Schooled) Lake Mary, FL (Lake Mary) Des Moines, IA (Roosevelt) Leesburg, VA (Loudon County) Palm Harbor, FL (East Lake) Tuscaloosa, AL (Hillcrest) Denver, CO (Cherry Creek) Tumwater, WA (Tumwater) St. Louis, MO (Olympia) Warner Robbins, GA (Veterans/Gordon State College) The Woodlands, TX (College Park) Coconut, FL (Monarch) Fairfield, CA (Rodriguez) Evans, GA (Lakeside)

Falcons By State (14 States)

Pronunciations

Alabama: Nix California (6): Booker, Groesbeck, Hanlin, Haslam, Mize, Wilkie Colorado (2): Jax, Robb Florida (5): Bosworth, Fry, Holloway, Monaghan, Plaskett Georgia (4): Dau, Decker, Draws, Gilbert Illinois: Wiss Iowa: Biancalana Missouri: Rieker North Carolina: Jacobs Oregon: Cook Tennessee (2): Hargreaves, Stanford Texas (10): DeVries, D. Jones, T. Jones, Martinez, McDaniel, Mortensen, Nichols, Ready, Williams, Zabojnik Virginia: Rexroad Washington: Graham

#3 Haslam – Hazz-lum #5 Ready - RED-ee (ready to go) #8 Kazlausky – KAZ-lau-ski #9 Zabojnik – Zah-bo-nick #16 DeVries – duh-VREES #20 Wilke – WILL-kee #31 Biancalana – Bee-ahn-cuh-lana #38 Rieker – Ree-kurr

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Head Coach Mike Kazlausky

#8 Mike Kazlausky (Maj. Ret.) Head Coach Sixth Year USAFA, 1991

Mike Kazlausky enters his sixth year as Air Force baseball head coach in 2014. Kazlausky was named head baseball coach on June 2, 2011, by Athletic Director Dr. Hans Mueh. Kazlausky retired from active duty, effective June 1, 2011, and his interim tag was lifted to official head coach status. A former player and Academy graduate, Kazlausky epitomizes what it means to don the Falcon baseball Blue and White. Kazlausky, known as “Coach Kaz” is a 1991 Academy graduate and has logged six years as an assistant coach at the Academy. He is the first Academy graduate to become head baseball coach at Air Force and was the program’s first military coach since 1988. Kazlausky retired with the rank of major after 20 years of meritorious service with the U.S. Air Force. As the interim head coach in 2011, Kazlausky led the Falcons to a 19-36 overall record, leading the program to the most wins since 2002. The 19 wins were also the second-most in school history against Division I opponents and the most Division I wins by a first-year head coach at the Academy. The 2015 season continued to show Air Force’s upswing as an emerging program. The Falcons went 23-29 for its winningest season since 2002. The 22 wins over Div. I opponents set a new program record. Kazlausky guided the Falcons to its second-ever win

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over an SEC school with their win over Missouri. Kazlausky also had his second-ever MLB draft pick, when senior RHP Ben Yokley was selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 29th round. In 2015, Kazlausky also became Air Force’s winningest coach in the Mountain West era. The 2015 team set 25 school records (individual, team, conference), including best fielding percentage (.966), lowest team ERA in conference play (5.06) and lowest ERA in MW play by a pitcher (Trent Monaghan - 3.65). Kazlausky had three all-conference performers in outfielders Adam Groesbeck, Spencer Draws and pitcher Griffin Jax. In addition, the Falcons excelled in the classroom, with seven MW all-academic selection and an academic alldistrict honoree in outfielder Russell Williams. The Falcons also sent a player to the prestigious Cape Cod wood bat summer league as pitcher Jacob DeVries played for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox. In 2014, Kazlausky guided the Falcons to its best season in over a decade, posting a 20-34 record. The Falcons reached the 20 win mark for the first time since 2002 and its 19 wins over Div. I opponents is tied for the second-most ever in school history. Kazlausky produced his first Freshman All-American in outfielder Tyler Jones, who earned Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American honors. Jones also earned All-Mountain West honors, becoming the first Air Force freshman to earn all-conference honors in 23 years, dating back

to 1991. Air Force was 4-2 against ranked teams in 2014, earning its first-ever series sweep of a ranked team, when it swept #20 UNLV in a three-game series. The Falcons posted a 15-39 record in 2013. The Falcons had their winningest conference season since 2002. Kazlausky had his first player drafted in senior catcher Garrett Custons, who was a 10th round draft pick of the Toronto Blue Jays. Custons was also one of 15 semifinalists for the Johnny Bench Award. Falcon baseball also continued to excel in the classroom, producing a school-record eight Academic All-Conference players. In 2012, Air Force went 14-39 with a young team that often times started as many as five freshmen in the field. The Falcons posted a 6.10 team ERA that was the second-lowest in the past 30 years. The Falcons featured two All-Mountain West selections in junior catcher Garrett Custons and sophomore designated hitter Seth Kline. The Falcons also posted their first winning season at home since 2002 and defeated a Big 12 school (Kansas) for the first time since 2001. In addition, Air Force set a school record with 46 sacrifice bunts. In his first year, Kazlausky led Air Force to its first win over a Pac 10 school in 21 years and its first fourgame sweep since 2003. The team fielded .960 to set a

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Head Coach Mike Kazlausky new school record. Sophomore Garrett Custons earned First-Team All-Mountain West honors by ranking in the conference top 10 in 11 categories. Sophomore right-hander Sean Carley posted one of the best seasons ever by a Falcon pitcher, earning second-team All-MW honors, the first Falcon pitcher to earn allconference honors since 2002. Carley posted a 3.94 earned run average, the lowest at the Academy in 28 years. His 4.10 ERA in conference games set a school record in the Mountain West era. Air Force lowered its team ERA by over five runs a game from the 2010 season (11.31 to 6.09). The 6.09 team ERA was the lowest at Air Force in 29 years, dating back to 1982. “This is my school and no one is more proud than I to have gone through the Academy and to have served for 20 years in the Air Force,” Kazlausky said. “I look forward to having the opportunity to continue to represent our United States Air Force Academy! It is a tremendous honor and a privilege to be associated with the Academy and the Air Force as the Head Baseball Coach. I have a great understanding of all the pillars at the Academy, and I truly understand the mission of the Academy and the Air Force. Our job, as a staff, is to ensure success not only on the baseball field but in all facets of the Academy and that each young man is ready to lead our great country upon graduation!” As one of the most inspirational and emotional players to ever wear the Air Force baseball uniform, Kazlausky came to USAFA baseball as a walk-on and started all four years. At the time of his graduation, he held eight career records and still ranks among the top six in nine of the 13 offensive categories. A two-time all-Western Athletic Conference (WAC) selection, Kazlausky led the Falcons in batting in 1989 and 1991. After a standout baseball career with the Falcons, “Kaz” spent three seasons from 1993 to 1995 as an assistant coach to former Falcon head coach Paul Main-

ieri, now the head skipper at LSU. During this time, the Falcons posted three consecutive winning seasons. The 1994 team led the nation in batting average, slugging percentage and triples. The 1995 team won 29 games, the second most in school history. After leaving the Academy in the summer of 1995, Kaz spent four years at Charleston Air Force Base, S.C., as a pilot in the C-17 aircraft. He later returned to the Academy in the fall of 2000 as a TG4 and T-41/C-150 evaluator pilot in the 94th Flying Training Squadron. In addition to his flight duties, he also served as the volunteer baseball coach for the Falcons as well as the Preparatory School head baseball coach. During his tenure, the 2002 Falcon team set the school record for most Div. I victories and two Falcon players were drafted into the minor leagues. Kazlausky then returned back to Charleston Air Force Base in 2004. He spent the next two and a half years as a C-17 pilot actively serving in the War on Terror, before returning to the Academy from 2006-2008 for this third tour as an assistant baseball coach. Kazlausky spent 2010 as an Air Officer Commanding (AOC) for cadet squadron 12 at the Academy. In 2007, Kazlausky was inducted to the Lake County Hall of Fame in Lake County, Ill., for outstanding achievement. In 2008, he was inducted into the 14th Airlift Squadron Hall of Fame in Charleston, S.C.. Kazlausky and his wife, Kris, live in Monument with their daughter, Sammy and son, Mick.

Kazlausky File Hometown: Lake County, Ill. Career & Academy Record: 91-177 (5 years) Education: Bachelor’s Science, 1991, USAFA Master’s Degree, from Northern Colorado Playing Experience: USAFA, 1988-91 Baseball Honors/Accolades: - Played under LSU head coach and former Falcon head coach Paul Mainieri. - All-WAC 1990, 1991 Retired Rank: Major (Retired, May 2011) Planes Flown: C-17, TG4, T-41/C-150, T-1, T-37, T-38 Flight Hours: 2,900 Assignments: - Charleston AFB, S.C. C-17 Pilot for War on Terror - USAFA, Assistant Coach (six years) - USAFA, TG4 and T-41/C-150 Instructor - USAFA, AOC - Cadet Squadron 12 Honors: - Lake County Hall of Fame inductee in 2007. - 14th Airlift Squadron Hall of Fame inductee in 2008. - Most Div. I wins in a season at Air Force (22) in 2015. - Most Mountain West wins by an Air Force head coach. - Two players selected in MLB draft (Garrett Custons and Ben Yokley).

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Pitching Coach Blake Miller

#14 Blake Miller Pitching Coach Third Year Coker College (S.C.), 2007 Blake Miller enters his third season as pitching coach for the Falcons in Division I First Team All-American (NCBWA) and win the MEAC Pitcher 2016. Before coming to the Air Force Academy, Miller spent two years as of the Year Award. He was a top 10 finalist for the National Pitcher of the Year award and a top 30 finalist for the Golden Spikes Award, awarded pitching coach at Savannah State University in Savannah, Ga. to the nation’s top overall player. Following his junior season, McGowin In his two years, Miller has elevated the Falcon pitching staff to new became the first pitcher from Savannah State to be drafted when he was heights. In 2015, the Falcons posted a 4.54 staff ERA, the lowest at the selected in the fifth Round (157th overall) by the Los Angeles Angels of Academy in 36 years, dating back to 1979. The 5.06 staff ERA in Moun- Anaheim in the 2013 MLB First-Year Player Draft. tain West play is the lowest in school history. The Falcons also set a school record with 381 strikeouts. The .265 opponents batting average is also In addition to McGowin’s success Miller had two pitchers named to the the lowest since 1974 and ninth best all-time. Individually, junior Trent MEAC All-Conference Team, and has seen five members of his pitching Monaghan posted a 2.75 ERA, the seventh lowest in school history. His staff earn MEAC Conference pitcher-of-the-week honors. In addition, 3.65 ERA in MW play is a school record. Senior closer Ben Yokley, who pitcher Rex Davis was named MEAC Freshmen of the Year in 2012. struck out 45 batters in 34 innings pitched, was a 29th round draft pick of the St. Louis Cardinals. Yokley went on to pitch for the Johnson City Car- Prior to coaching at Savannah State, Miller was the pitching coach at Emerald High School in Greenwood, S.C. from 2008-10. While at Emerald, dinals, in the Appalachian League (Class A) during the summer of 2015. the pitching staff set school records for team ERA in 2009 and again in In his first year, Miller made an immediate impact for the Falcon hurlers. 2010. Two of Miller’s pitchers were named to the All-Region Team and The staff posted a team ERA of 5.31, the lowest at Air Force in 35 years, three players went on to pitch at the collegiate level. dating back to 1979. Senior Cameron White struck out 94 batters in 104.2 innings pitched which are both third-most in school history. Sophomore Miller holds a bachelor’s degree in history from Coker College (S.C.). He Bo Wilson posted a 3.73 ERA in confernece play, setting a new school graduated in 2007 after playing four years of baseball for the Cobras. A record in the Mountain West era. Griffin Jax set a school freshman record relief pitcher, Miller’s career record was 6-2 and during the 2005 season with 90.2 innings pitched and freshman Nathan Stanford’s 3.12 ERA was he set the previous school record for most appearances in a season with 28. Miller’s coaching career began at Coker when he was a student assistant the fifth-lowest all-time and the lowest at the Academy since 1979. for the Cobras during the 2007 season. While at Savannah State, Miller was a part of a historic 2013 season that included winning the school’s first MEAC Conference Championship, Miller and his wife, Tiffany, reside in Monument. earning a bid to play in its first NCAA Regional. Along with defeating two top-25 teams, the Tigers improved their win total from 19 wins in 2012 to 33 wins in 2013 and saw their team ERA improve from 6.15 to 4.93. During the 2013 season, the Tigers also received national attention with the on-field performance of pitcher Kyle McGowin. Under Miller’s tutelage McGowin established himself as one the top pitcher’s in the country by posting a 12-2 record with a 2.02 ERA. His 135 strikeouts led the MEAC Conference and were third in the nation. McGowin became the first pitcher in Savannah State history to be named a

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Assistant Coach C.J. Gillman

#6 C.J. Gillman Assistant Coach Second Year Dayton, 2012 Colorado native C.J. Gillman enters his second year at Air Force in 2016. Gillman, who spent the 2015 season as a volunteer assistant, was recently promoted to assistant coach. Gillmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s responsibilities include working with the catchers, base running and running the offense. In Gillmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first year he guided the Falcon offense to a conference-leading 75 stolen bases, after finishing last in the conference in 2014. He was part of the coaching staff that guided the Falcons to a 23-29 record, its winningest season since 2002. Air Force also set a school record with 22 wins against Div. I opponents. In 2015, Gillman also helped guide Travis Wilkie to a solid freshman campaign. Wilkie ranked amongst the conference top 10 in chances and putouts and was second with 29 runners caught stealing. The 2015 team set school records with a .966 fielding percentage and 678 assists. Gillman comes to the Academy from the University of Dayton where he was an assistant coach in 2014. A 2012 graduate of Dayton, Gillman was second-team all-conference in both of his two seasons with the Flyers, leading the team to their first conference tournament championship and NCAA Regional appearance in school history. Gillman is the Dayton season record holder in hits (91) and ranks amongst the top five for single season RBIs, doubles and stolen bases. He graduated with a degree in Leadership. Upon graduation, Gillman played two years of professional baseball with stints in the Colorado Rockies minor league system and the Windy City Thunderbolts of the Frontier League. A native of Littleton, Colo., Gillman played high school baseball under the guidance of his father, Chuck Gillman, the head baseball coach at Columbine High School. Gillman and his wife, Jess, reside in Castle Rock.

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Assistant Coach JimmY Roesinger

#30 Jimmy Roesinger Vol. Assistant Coach First Year Dayton, 2010 Jimmy Roesinger enter his first season as volunteer assistant for the baseball program at Air Force in 2016. Roesinger’s responsibilities include working with the infielders as well as helping assistant coach CJ Gillman with the Falcons offense, base running and hitting. Roesinger comes to the Academy after three and half years at Heidelberg University in northwest Ohio. While an assistant coach at Heidelberg, Roesinger received his master;s in business administration in May of 2014. Prior to Heidelberg, Roesinger attended the University of Dayton where he graduated in December of 2010 with a bachelor’s in marketing and entrepreneurship. While at Dayton, Roesinger played for the Flyers from 2008-2011. Roesinger played a vital role in the program’s first Atlantic 10 regular season championship in 2009. During this season, Roesinger was a first-team all-conference selection at third base, hitting .400 for the year.

Upon graduation, Roesinger received an assistant coaching position at Lincoln Trail College in Robinson, Illinois. Following his time at Lincoln Trail, Roesinger earned another assistant coaching position with the Wilmington Sharks in the summer 2012 in the Coastal Plains League. From there Roesinger moved on to Tiffin, Ohio as a graduate assistant at Heidelberg University. After his two years as a graduate assistant, Roesinger was promoted to full-time assistant. During his time at Heidelberg University, Roesinger helped the baseball program accumulate 84 wins, one regular season Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) title, and two regional appearances. Roesinger has had the opportunity to help coach and develop two ABCA All-Americans, six ABCA All-Region, and 20 All-OAC players in his three seasons, including the 2014 Player of the Year. Roesinger assisted in leading the Student Prince offense, which led the conference in multiple statistical categories as well as in the top 25 nationally. Roesinger served as the infield, hitting, and strength coach during his time at Heidelberg. Roesinger is a native of Indianapolis, Indiana and graduated from Cathedral High School as a two-sport athlete. As a baseball player, he was selected as an all-city selection his senior year as well as an academic all-state honoree. Roesinger’s parents, Jim and Mary, still reside in Indianapolis. Roesinger also has a sister who lives with her family in Carmel, Indiana.

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Air Force baseball 2016 Media/TV Roster

#1 Adam Groesbeck Jr. OF

#2 Tyler Jones Jr. OF

#3 Bradley Haslam Jr. IF

#5 Nic Ready Fr. IF

#7 Tucker Jacobs So. RHP

#9 Rob Dau Fr. C/IF

#10 Gabe Martinez Fr. C

#11 Ethan Nichols Fr. LHP

#12 Shaun Mize Jr. IF

#13 Daniel Jones Fr. OF

#14 Austin McDaniel Jr. RHP

#15 Karter Cook Fr. RHP

#16 Jacob DeVries Jr. LHP

#17 Russell Williams Jr. IF/OF

#19 Drew Wiss Fr. OF/IF

#20 Travis Wilkie So. C

#21 Tyler Zabojnik So. IF

#22 Griffin Jax Jr. RHP

#23 Trent Monaghan Sr. LHP

#24 Matt Hargreaves Fr. RHP

#25 Spencer Draws Sr. IF/OF

#26 Jordan Hanlin Jr. C

#27 Nathan Stanford Jr. RHP

#28 Lance Fry So. RHP

#29 Ryan Holloway So. LHP

#31 Nick Biancalana So. RHP

#32 Sam Rexroad Fr. LHP

#33 Steven Plaskett Fr. RHP

#34 Riley Nix So. OF

#36 Ryan Robb So. IF

#37 Justin Graham So. OF

#38 Michael Rieker So. RHP

#39 Brett Decker So. LHP

#40 Tyler Mortenson Fr. RHP/C

#41 Brennan Bosworth So. RHP

#42 Jacob Booker So. IF

#8 Mike Kazlausky Head Coach

#35 Blake Miller Pitching Coach

#6 C.J. Gillman Assistant Coach

#4 Jimmy Roesinger Vol. Assistant

#45 Jake Gilbert So. RHP

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Spencer Draws • #25 Senior • OF/IF 6-0, 195 • Bats/Throws: L/R Hometown: Columbus, Ga. High School: Columbus Major: Management Honors: - 2016 College Sports Madness Mountain West Preseason All-Conference (second team outfielder) - 2015 Mountain West All-Conference (second team outfielder) - 2015 College Sports Madness Mountain West Preseason All-Conference (second team outfielder) - Collegiate Baseball National Player of the Week April 21, 2014 - Mountain West Player of the Week - April 21, 2014 - Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week - April 21, 2014 - College Sports Madness MW Player of the Week April 22, 2014 Junior (2015): - 2015 MW All-Conference (second team OF) - Played in and started 51 games in right field. - Led team with four triples and 28 walks. - Second on the team in hits (64) and doubles (17). - Third on team in average (.314), at bats (204) and RBIs (35). - Ranked sixth in the conference in doubles and third in triples. - Tied a school record with four doubles in a game against Northern Colorado. - Second on team with 19 multi-hit and 12 multi-RBI games. - Had an 18 game reached-base streak, which was the longest on the team. - Batted second in the lineup 46 times. - Batted .352 in conference play, ranking second on the team. - Homered against Jacksonville State.

- Had a career-high four hits with three runs, two doubles and three runs in a win over UNLV. - Homered against Northern Colorado. - Batted leadoff in 39 games. - Started 35 games in right field, eight as a designated hitter, seven at second and one at first. Summer 2014: Played for Marysville Gold Sox in the Horizon Air Summer Series. Freshman (2013): - Appeared in 49 games, making 31 starts. - Started 12 games at second, 10 at third, eight in right field and one in left. - Batted .248 with 33 hits, 20 runs scored, 19 RBIs and nine doubles - Fourth on team with 61 assists. - Fecorded a base hit in first-career at bat vs. UTSA. - Went 4-for-4 with two runs scored vs. New Mexico. - Had two doubles in a game vs. Northern Colorado and San Diego State - Batted .282 in conference play. - Had a seven-game hitting streak, ranking fifth-best on the team. - Also had a 11-game reached base streak.

Draws Career Highs At Bats Hits Runs RBIs Doubles

7 4 3 3 4

UNLV, 5/21/15 3x Twice 3x Northern Colorado, 4/7/15

HIGH SCHOOL (Columbus): Lettered three years in baseball and two in basketball...was part of three state champion teams at Columbus..All Bi-City... Georgia Top100...Team Georgia Player...The Australia Goodwill Games Team MVP...Brent Schoening Memorial Scholarship recipient...National Spanish Honors Society member, Beta Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, Baseball Athletic & Academic Award... high school baseball coach was Bobby Howard... played summer ball for the Atlanta Baseball Academy, coached by Dave Stephenson and Doc Fowlkes. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 8...is a management major...has a younger sister...nickname is Spence...favorite TV shows are Baseball Tonight and Pawn Stars...favorite movie is Top Gun...person in history he’d like to meet is Jim Abbott...something most people don’t know about him is that he likes to play hockey...credits his father as having the biggest influence on his sports career...most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that the formula for Coca-Cola was invented there...enjoys golf, swimming and hanging out with friends when away from baseball...son of Kevin and Judy Draws. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to better myself as a person and to develop leadership skills and to protect and serve our great country.”

Sophomore (2014): - Played in 54 games, making 51 starts. - Ranked third on the team with a .269 batting average and 53 hits and 10 doubles. - Tied for team-lead with two triples. - Fourth with 26 runs scored. - Earned four weekly player of the week honors: (Collegiate Baseball National Player of the Week, Mountain West POW, Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week and College Sports Madness MW POW) on April 21 and 22 by batting .667 (10-for-15) with seven runs scored in wins over Adams State and UNLV. - Raised batting average 72 points (from .197 to .269) over last 19 games with 10 multi-hit games over that span.

Spencer Draws Career Statistics Year GP-GS AB 2013 Fr. 49-31 133 2014 So. 54-51 197 2015 Jr. 51-51 204 Career 154-133 534

2016 Air Force Baseball

R 20 26 31 77

H 33 53 64 150

2B 9 10 17 36

3B 0 2 4 6

HR 0 1 1 2

RBI 19 16 35 70

SB-ATT 4-5 3-4 5-5 12-14

BB 14 17 28 59

K 22 23 30 75

Avg. .248 .269 .314 .281

SLG .316 .355 .451 .382

OBP .318 .329 .401 .354

FLD .929 .950 .971 .947

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Trent Monaghan • #23 Senior • LHP 6-3, 190 • Bats/Throws: R/L Hometown: Coral Springs, Fla. High School: Nova Major: Management

Monaghan’s Career Highs Innings Pitched Strikeouts

7.1

Twice

Games with 5+ Ks 11 Under 2 ER starts

All in 2015

- 2016 Baseball America Preseason Mountain West Pitcher of the Year - 2016 Perfect Game Preseason All-Mountain West - 2016 College Sports Madness Mountain West Preseason All-Conference (second team) - 2015 College Sports Madness All-Mountain West (Second team, LHP) - 2.75 ERA in 2015 is the seventh lowest in school history and lowest since 1982. Junior (2015): - Pitched in 20 games, making 11 starts. - Posted a 2.75 ERA in 91.2 innings, striking out 73. - 5-6 record. - 2.75 ERA is the seventh-lowest in school history and lowest since 1982. - Set a school record with 3.65 ERA in Mountain West play. - Ranked second in the MW in ERA. - Also ranked in conference top 10 in innings pitched (5th), strikeouts (4th) and wins (9th). - Second on the team in wins, innings pitched and strikeouts. - Ranked third on the team in appearances and starts. - Earned wins against Navy, Adams State, Missouri, San Jose State and Army West Point. - Picked up a save against Nevada. - Pitched at least six innings nine times. - Struck out 5-plus nine times. - Allowed three or fewer earned runs in nine starts. - Tied a career-high with eight strikeouts in win at Army West Point. Sophomore (2014): - Pitched in 19 games, making two starts. - Struck out 22 in 25.2 innings pitched. - Did not allow an earned run in 11 outings and oneor-fewer in 15 outings - Struck out eight over six scoreless innings of relief to earn the win against New Mexico State. - Struck out five in four innings against Arizona. - Made starts against Arizona and Kansas State. - Allowed just two earned runs over his last 10 appearances, spanning 13 innings (1.38 ERA).

Trent Monaghan Career Statistics Year GP-GS W 2013 Fr. 9-3 0 2014 So. 19-2 1 2015 Jr. 20-11 5 Career 48-16 6

2016 Air Force Baseball

L 1 3 6 10

Freshman (2013): - Pitched in nine games, making three starts. - Struck out nine in 14 innings pitched. - Made debut vs. UTSA, tossing 0.2 scoreless innings. - First-career start came against Omaha. - Notched career high’s of four innings pitched and three strikeouts vs. Fresno State. HIGH SCHOOL (Nova): Lettered four years in baseball...District 7A Pitcher of the Year...state AllStar...team MVP...Miami Herald and Sun Sentinel First-Team All-County...FACA All-Star...academic athlete award...tossed a no-hitter in the district playoffs...high school baseball coach was Pat McQuaid.

Sv 0 0 1 1

IP 14.0 25.2 91.2 131.1

H 26 49 90 165

CG 0 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0 0

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 2...full name is Trenton...nicknames are Trent and Monag... management major...active in his squadron as a safety/ security clerk...favorite movie is Top Gun...credits his father as having the biggest influence on his sports career...enjoys sleeping and dreaming about Florida when way from baseball...favorite sport to watch other than baseball is basketball...son of Thomas and Madora Monaghan. Why I came to the Academy: “To do something none of my friends would ever be able to. To serve and lead and be the best person I can be.”

R 19 33 49 101

ER 17 25 28 70

K 9 22 73 104

BB 13 14 39 66

ERA 10.93 8.77 2.75 4.80

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Jacob DeVries • #16 Junior • LHP 6-3, 205 • Bats/Throws: L/L Hometown: Castroville, Texas High School: Medina Valley Major: Management

DeVries’ Career Highs Innings Pitched Strikeouts

7.1

Twice

Games with 5+ Ks 11 Under 2 ER starts

All in 2015

- 2016 Baseball America Preseason Mountain West Top MLB Prospect - 2016 Perfect Game #68 ranked prospect for MLB Draft - 2016 Perfect Game Preseason All-Mountain West - Preseason All-MW - 2015 Mountain West Championship All-Tournament, LHP - Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week (May 26, 2015) Summer 2015: - Played for Dennis-Yarmouth Red Sox in the Cape Cod League during his three weeks of allowed leave from summer cadet duties. - Pitched in three games, making two starts and posting a 1-1 record. - Posted 2.84 ERA with 10 strikeouts in 12.2 innings pitched. Sophomore (2015): - 5-5 record in 16 appearances and 13 starts. 80 strikeouts in 84.2 innings pitched. 4.68 ERA. - 80 strikeouts is tied for eighth most in a season at Air Force. - Second in Mountain West in strikeouts. - Mountain West Top 10 in six Categories: (K’s - 2nd) (K’s looking - 5th/20) (Opp Avg. - 5th/.236) (Innings Pitched - 6th/84.2) (Wins - 9th/5) (Games Started - 7th/13) - Earned All-MW Championship tournament team honors after pitching 6.1 scoreless innings in 4-3 win over UNLV in 15 inning game. Recorded a base hit in the game. Also recorded a pinch hit in following game vs. San Diego State. - Tied school record with four wins in MW play. - Struck out 49 in 55.1 innings in conference play with 5.04 ERA. 49 K’s are third most in MW conference play at AF and 5.04 ERA is sixth most. - Earned wins against New Mexico, San Jose State (twice) and UNLV (twice). - Career-high eight strikeouts against The Citadel and San Jose State. - Fanned at least five batters nine times.

Jacob DeVries Career Statistics Year GP-GS 2014 Fr. 9-1 2015 Sp. 16-13 Career 25-14

2016 Air Force Baseball

W 0 5 5

L 1 5 6

Freshman (2014): - Pitched in nine games, making one start, posting an 0-1 record - Struck out eight in seven innings pitched...made one start against Arizona - Made collegiate debut vs. Texas State, recording one strikeout - Struck out three against Arizona and Adams State - Pitched two innings against Kansas State - Had five outings without allowing an earned run. HIGH SCHOOL (Medina Valley): Lettered three years in baseball...Perfect Game Top 500 and 61st rated LHP...2013 Rawlings/Perfect Game All-Texas Second Team, first-team all-district pitcher, all-area outfielder and defensive MVP as a senior...San Antonio Express-News All-Area Class 4A Outfielder...7-2 record with 1.20 ERA, 95 strikeouts in 52 innings pitched, to go with .438 batting average and three homers as a senior...second-team all-district outfielder as a junior...4-2 record as a sophomore...high school baseball coach was Carl Keller...played summer ball for Marucci Elite, coached by Walter Jones...National Honor Society member...Future Farmers of America member and Mu Alpha Theta member.

Sv 0 0 0

IP 7.0 84.2 91.2

H 9 72 81

CG 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 9...son of Kenny and Liz DeVries...has a younger brother...nickname is Jake...favorite food is Good Oke Bar-B-Que... enjoys reading hunting magazines...favorite TV show is South Park...favorite movie is Black Hawk Down... person in history he’d most like to meet is Alexander the Great...something not many people know about him is that he always wanted to be a pig farmer when he was young...credits his dad as having the biggest influence on his sports career...most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that it’s surrounded by corn fields...enjoys hunting, being outdoors and being in the weight room when away from baseball...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is Rodeos. Why I came to the Academy: “I want to make a difference and provide the security blanket that keeps this country free.”

R 15 54 69

ER 10 44 54

K 8 80 88

BB 15 53 68

ERA 12.86 4.68 5.30

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Adam Groesbeck • #1 Junior • OF 5-10, 175 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Turlock, Calif. High School: Turlock Major: Management - 2016 Perfect Game Preseason All-MW - 2016 College Sports Madness Preseason All-MW (first team OF) - Preseason All-MW - 2015 Mountain West All-Conference (second team outfielder) - 2015 College Sports Madness All-MW (first team outfielder) - 2015 Team MVP Sophomore (2015): - Team MVP and All-Mountain West Second Team Outfielder - Led Mountain West with 25 doubles and 21 stolen bases. - 25 doubles is second most in a season at Air Force. - Started all 52 games in centerfield, batting .338 with 75 hits, 47 runs, five home runs and 27 RBIs. - Ranked on MW Top 10 in six offensive categories. (Slugging - 9th/.527) (Runs - 10th/47) (Hits - 6th/75) (Doubles - 1st/25) (Total Bases - 7th/117) (Stolen Bases - 1st/21) - Led Air Force in seven offensive categories. - Also led team with 21 multi-hit games and team-best 14 game hitting streak. - Stole three bases in a game against Utah Valley. - Had three games with three doubles.

ican...2012 Perfect Game Preseason All-American Honorable Mention...First-Team All-Central California Conference third baseman as a senior...helped lead Turlock to CCC Championship with 28-3 record, including school-record 26 wins in a row...runner-up in CIF Sac-Joaquin South Division...led team in batting (.392), hits (38), RBIs (30), runs (29), home runs (4) and triples (3) as a senior...homered twice, tripled and drove in eight runs in a game...Stanislaus County All-Star games participant...two-time all-academic... California Scholarship Federation life member...high school baseball coach was Mark De la Motte...played summer ball for Rawlings, coached by Tim Thiessen... also ran cross country as a freshman and sophomore, qualifying for CIF Sac-Joaquin Sub-Sections...played competitive soccer until 2008, getting selected to NorCal Premier ODP program.

Groesbeck Career Highs At Bats Hits Runs Doubles SB’s

7 4 3 3 3

UNLV, 5/21/15 Twice Twice 3x Utah Valley, 4/20/15

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 8...son of Neal and Kim Groesbeck...has an older sister...favorite food is steak...favorite book is Into the Wild...favorite TV show is Big Bang Theory...favorite movie is The Fast and Furious...person in history he’d most like to meet is Jackie Robinson...something not many people know about him is that he likes to have a good time while getting what he needs to be done...credits his dad as having the biggest influence on his sports career...most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that it’s small and that San Francisco 49er quarterback Colin Kaepernick is from there...enjoys being active and watching sports and movies when way from baseball...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is Beach Volleyball. Why I came to the Academy: “I didn’t want to be average. It was a challenge and everything it offered was better than any other normal university.”

Freshman (2014): - Played in 38 games, making 24 starts at second. - Ranked third on the team with 80 assists. - Fielded .944. - Had 12 hits and scored nine runs. - Team-leading six sac bunts tied for the third-most in school history by a freshman. - Had one double and hit a home run against Northern Colorado. - Scored two runs and was hit by two pitches in debut against Washington - Went 2-for-4 with two runs and the homer against Northern Colorado. - Also had two hits against Fresno State. - Had seven assists against UNLV. HIGH SCHOOL (Turlock): Lettered two years in baseball...2013 Under Armour Preseason All-Amer-

Adam Groesbeck Career Statistics Year GP-GS AB R 2014 Fr. 38-24 81 9 2015 So. 52-52 222 47 Career 90-76 303 56

2016 Air Force Baseball

H 12 75 87

2B 1 25 25

3B 0 1 1

HR 1 5 6

RBI 5 27 32

SB-ATT 1-3 21-26 22-29

BB 5 17 22

K 14 43 57

Avg. .148 .338 .287

SLG .198 .527 .439

OBP .216 .398 .349

FLD .944 .955 .949

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Jordan Hanlin • #26 Junior • C 5-11, 175 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Rocklin, Calif. High School: Jesuit Major: mANAGEMENT

Hanlin’s Career Highs At Bats Hits Runs RBIs Doubles

3 2 1 1 1

3X Creighton, 3/25/15 Twice Citadel, 2/14/15 Citadel, 2/13/15

Sophomore (2015): - Appeared in 21 games, making four starts. - Batted .250 with seven hits in 28 at bats. - Doubled in first at bat of the season vs. The Citadel. - Homered the following day vs. The Citadel. - Made starts against New Mexico and San Diego State. - Recorded 22 putouts and two assists, fielding a perfect 1.000. Freshman (2014): - Appeared in 14 games as a reserve catcher. - Recorded one hit in 10 at bats. - Made collegiate debut vs. Michigan. - First-career at bat came against Navy. - First-career hit was against UNLV. - Was hit by a pitch against Fresno State. - Recorded seven putouts. HIGH SCHOOL (Jesuit): Second-team allleague and All-Metro, most outstanding team player as a junior...Optimist Team (senior allstar game) as a senior...most inspirational on the team as a senior...batted .362 with a .477 on-base percentage as a senior...high school baseball coach was Joe Potulny...played summer ball for the EDH Vipers, coached by Dan Sozzi...maintained a 4.0 GPA every semester... earned scholar-athlete award at graduation. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 18... son of Richard and Camella Hanlin...has a younger brother...father played collegiately at Cal State San Bernardino and professionally for the Seattle Mariners Class A team as an outfielder...favorite food is sushi...favorite book is Lance Armstrong: It’s not about the bike, its about my journey back to life...favorite TV show is Tosh.0...favorite movie is Never Back Down...person in history he’d most like to meet Jordan Hanlin Career Statistics Year GP-GS AB 2014 Fr. 14-0 10 2015 So. 21-4 28 Career 35-4 38

2016 Air Force Baseball

R 0 2 2

H 1 7 8

is Will Ferrell as a child to see if he was still funny...something not many people know about him is that he likes country music...credits his dad as having the biggest influence on his sports career...enjoys wakeboarding and jet skiing when away from baseball...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is wakeboarding and water polo. Why I came to the Academy: “I wanted to challenge myself. I feel that the Academy is the best way to reach my goals and become the man I want to be.”

2B 0 1 1

3B 0 0 0

HR 0 1 1

RBI 0 1 1

SB-ATT 0-0 0-0 0-0

BB 0 4 4

K 2 10 12

Avg. .100 .250 .211

SLG .100 .393 .316

OBP .182 .364 .318

FLD 1.000 1.000 1.000

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Bradley Haslam • #3 Junior • IF 6-2, 205 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: San Marino, Calif. High School: San Marino Major: Management - 2016 College Sports Madness Preseason All-Mountain West (second team IF) - Batted .400 in conference play in 2015, becoming the second player in school history to do so. - Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball News National Player of the Week (March 16) - MW Player of the Week (March 16)

HIGH SCHOOL (San Marino): Lettered three years in baseball and two in football...team offensive MVP all four years...All-Rio Hondo League as a junior and senior...led league in average, slugging and home runs as a senior...high school baseball coach was Mack Paciorek...played summer ball for the East L.A. Dodgers and Oakland Athletics scout team.

Sophomore (2015): - Played in 37 games, making 34 starts, primarily as a designated hitter. - Led team with .347 batting average. - Led team in Mountain West play, batting .400, becoming second hitter in school history to bat over .400 in MW play. - Second-highest batting average in MW play in AF history. - Had 43 hits, 12 runs scored, 11 doubles and 16 RBIs. - Named Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball News National Player of the Week and MW Player of the Week (March 16) after batting .833 (10-for-12) during the week. - Batted 5-for-5 in a game against Adams State. - Had 14 multi-hit games. - Ended season with career-best seven-game hitting streak.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 33...son of Lee Haslam and Yvonee Walkup Haslam...has two older siblings...nicknames are Hazz and Hazzard... favorite food is Mexican...favorite book is the Bible... favorite TV show is Duck Dynasty...favorite movie is Dukes of Hazzard...person in history he’d most like to meet is Ronald Reagan...something not many people know about him is that he’s been in four musicals...

Haslam’s Career Highs At Bats Hits Runs Doubles SB’s

6 5 2 3 1

UNLV, 5/21/15 Adams State, 3/10/15 UNLV, 4/25/15 Adams State, 3/10/15 Twice

credits his dad as having the biggest influence on his sports career...most noteworthy things about his home town is the Huntington Library’s located there and its the hometown of Gen. George Patton...enjoys fishing, going to the beach, watching the History Channel and hanging out with friends when away from baseball... favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is UFC. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy because I want to serve my country and play Div. I baseball.”

Freshman (2014): - Appeared in 35 games, making 23 starts. - Batted .273 with 21 hits and five doubles. - Scored eight runs and drove in 12. - Fielded .941 at third. - Made 16 starts at third and seven at designated hitter. - Made collegiate debut vs. Michigan. - Got a base hit in first-career at bat against Texas State. - Had three hits against Northern Colorado and Adams State. - Went 3-for-5 with two doubles and three RBIs vs. UNC. - Had three multi-hit games.

Bradley Haslam Career Statistics Year GP-GS AB R 2014 Fr. 35-23 77 8 2015 So. 37-34 124 12 Career 72-57 201 20

2016 Air Force Baseball

H 21 43 64

2B 5 11 16

3B 0 0 0

HR 0 0 0

RBI 12 16 28

SB-ATT 0-1 2-3 2-4

BB 5 6 11

K 11 17 28

Avg. .273 .347 .318

SLG .338 .452 .408

OBP .333 .386 .366

FLD .941 1.000 .955

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Griffin Jax • #22 Junior • RHP 6-2, 195 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Greenwood Village, Colo. High School: Cherry Creek Major: Management

Jax’s Career Highs Innings Pitched Strikeouts Games with 5+ Ks Games with 6+ IP Games with 7+ IP

9.0 10 8 22 16

Twice Navy, 2/28/15

- 2016 D1Baseball Preseason MW Pitcher of the Year - 2016 Perfect Game Preseason All-Mountain West - 2016 Perfect Game #75 ranked prospect for MLB Draft - 2016 College Sports Madness Preseason All-MW (First Team) - Preseason All-MW - 2015 Mountain West All-Conference (second team RHP) - 2015 Academic All-Mountain West - 2015: Perfect Game #60 Ranked Prospect for class of 2016. - Air Force Athletics Athlete of the week (Feb. 24, 2014) - College Sports Madness Mountain West Player of the Week (Feb. 25, 2014) - Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week (March 31, 2014) - Mountain West Pitcher of the Week (March 31, 2014) - Air Force Freshman record 90.2 innings pitched. - 2014: Perfect Game #3 Ranked Prospect for class of 2016. Summer 2015: Played for Eau Claire Express in Northwoods League during his three weeks of allowed leave from cadet duties. Made three starts, going 1-0. Posted a 2.36 ERA, striking out 14 in 19 innings pitched. Sophomore (2015): - 2015 Mountain West All-Conference Second Team Pitcher - Led MW with 102.1 innings pitched, which is sixth most in a season at Air Force. - Posted 3-10 record with 5.17 ERA. - MW Top 10 in three categories (Innings pitched - 1st/102.2) (Strikeouts - 5th/72) (Games Started - 2nd/15) - Earned wins against UNLV, San Jose State and Fresno St. - Picked up a save against Missouri. - Pitched into the fifth inning in every start and pitched at least five innings in all but one start. - Had a streak of 21 straight starts of pitching at least five innings snapped in final start of season vs. New Mexico at MW Championship. - Struck out career high 10 batters and allowed just one run in 8.1 innings vs. Navy. - Allowed one unearned run in complete game win over Fresno State.

Griffin Jax Career Statistics Year GP-GS 2014 Fr. 15-14 2015 So. 16-15 Career 31-29

2016 Air Force Baseball

W 3 3 6

L 8 10 18

- Had four outings of allowing one or fewer earned runs and pitching at least eight innings. - 2015 Academic All-Mountain West Freshman (2014): - Pitched in 15 games, making 14 starts. - Ranked second on the team with 90.2 innings pitched, setting a new Air Force record for a freshman. - Posted 3-8 record with 43 strikeouts. - Pitched at least five innings in 11 starts and at least six innings in nine. - Pitched seven-plus innings seven times. - Ranked ninth in the Mountain West in innings pitched and starts. - Made debut on mound vs. Michigan, tossing seven innings, striking out three. - Struck out career-high seven in win over Navy. - Also scored the go-ahead run vs. Navy as a batter. - Tossed a four-hit shutout against New Mexico, striking out six. - For his effort against New Mexico, earned College Sports Madnes Mountain West Pitcher of the Week, Mountain West POW and Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week. - Also earned AFA AOW for win against Navy. - Appeared in 26 games as a designated hitter. - Batted .250 and posted a .460 on base percentage. - Went 1-for-3 with a double, RBI and three runs scored in collegiate debut vs. Washington. - Drew 13 walks in 50 plate appearances.

Sv 0 1 1

IP 90.2 102.2 193.1

H 122 121 243

CG 1 2 3

SHO 1 0 1

HIGH SCHOOL (Cherry Creek): 2013 Gatorade Player for the Year for the state of Colorado...12th round draft pick of the Philadelphia Phillies in 2013 MLB draft...Louisville Slugger High School FirstTeam All-American...All-State and All-Colorado in 2012 and 2013... 5A State Player of the Year...Rawlings/Perfect Game Preseason Third-Team underclassman All-American in 2012 and Third-Team Preseason All-American in 2013...Rawlings/Perfect Game Preseason All-West Region Second Team...Perfect Game Top 500 and third-ranked RHP from Colorado... Colorado Rockies futures player in 2012 and 2013... CHSAA all-academic first-team in 2012...posted 7-1 record and 1.74 ERA to go with 57 strikeouts and just two walks in 40.1 innings pitched as a senior...batted .400 with six homers and 27 RBIs at the plate...team captain as a senior...graduated with high honors...National Honor Society member...played summer ball for the Connie Mack 18’s...high school and summer ball coach was Marc Johnson. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 21...son of Garth and Elizabeth Jax...first name is James...Griffin is his middle name...nickname is Griff...brother, Parker, is a freshman at the Academy...has younger twin siblings...father played 11 years as an offensive lineman in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals and played collegiately at Florida State.

R 68 76 144

ER 59 59 118

K 43 72 115

BB 19 37 56

ERA 5.86 5.17 5.49

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Tyler Jones • #2 Junior • OF 6-1, 205 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Coppell, Texas High School: Coppell Major: Economics

Jones’ Career Highs At Bats Hits Runs RBIs Doubles

6 5 3 4 2

UNLV, 5/21/15 Northern Colorado, 4/7/15 9x 5x 5x

- 2016 Perfect Game Preseason All-Mountain West - Preseason All-MW - College Sports Madness MW Player of the Week (April 7, 2015) - Mountain West Player of the Week (April 6, 2015) - Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week (April 6, 2015) - 2015 College Sports Madness Mountain West Preseason All-Conference (First Team Outfielder) - 2014 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American (Second Team Outfielder) - 2014 All-Mountain West Second Team Outfielder Junior (2016): Team Captain Summer 2015: Played for Eau Claire Express in Northwoods League during his three weeks of allowed leave from cadet duties. - Batted .259 with two home runs and nine RBIs in 16 games played. Sophomore (2015): - Started all 52 games in left field. Batted third or fourth in lineup in every game. - Batted .301 with six home runs and 41 RBIs. - 19 hit by pitches is the second most in school history. - Ranked in Mountain West Top 10 in four categories. (Triples - 5th/3) (Home Runs - 9th/6) (Hit By Pitch - 2nd/19) (Stolen Bases - 2nd/12) - 15 multi-hit games and nine multi-RBI games. - Nine-game hitting streak was second-best on team. - Hit walkoff home run in win against Fresno State. - Third on team in hitting in MW play, batting .325 with three home runs and 25 RBIs. Summer 2014: - Played for Eau Claire Express in Northwoods League during his three weeks of allowed leave from cadet duties. - Batted .222 with nine runs and 11 walks in 54 plate appearances. Freshman (2014): - Played and started all 54 games. - Made 53 starts in left field and one as a designated hitter. - Second Team Louisville Slugger Freshman All-Amer-

Tyler Jones Career Statistics Year GP-GS AB 2014 Fr. 54-54 195 2015 So. 52-52 193 Career 106-106 388

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R 30 40 70

H 66 58 124

ican and Second Team All-Mountain West Outfielder. - Became the first freshman to earl all-conference since 1991 and the first freshman all-american since 2010. - Led team with .338 average, 30 runs, 66 hits, 19 doubles, two triples, 31 RBIs, seven stolen bases, .518 slugging, 11 hit by pitches and .399 on-base percentage. - Ranked in the Mountain West Top 10 in seven offensive categories (fifth in average; fifth in slugging, eighth in on-base; fourth in doubles; 10th with 101 total bases; 6th in HBP and 10th in stolen bases). - Set an Air Force freshman record in hit by pitches. - Is second in doubles and third for hits by an Air Force freshman. - Led team with a .345 average in MW play...10 doubles is an AF freshman record in MW play. - Also tied for team-lead with 18 multi-hit games. - Had a season-best nine game hitting streak. - Went 3-for-5 with two doubles and four RBIs in collegiate debut vs. Washington. - Homered against Northern Colorado twice and once against Adams State. - Had nine games with three-plus hits. - Had four-hit games against New Mexico, New Mexico State, Northern Colorado and San Jose State. - Had four-RBI games against Washington, Northern Colorado and San Jose State. - Hit a grand slam to rally Air Force past Northern Colorado on April 9.

2B 19 14 33

3B 2 3 5

HR 4 6 10

RBI 31 41 72

SB-ATT 7-13 12-18 19-31

HIGH SCHOOL (Coppell):Lettered three years in baseball...two-time Under Armour Preseason AllAmerican...first-team all-district...second-team Louisville Slugger All-American...North Texas All-Star... Under Armour Top 10, 2013 Honorable Mention...#13 ranked third baseman from Texas according to Perfect Game...batted .406 with four homers and 18 doubles as a senior...high school baseball coach was Kendall Clark...played summer ball for the Texas Blackhawks, coached by Eddie Aguilar...National Society of High School Scholars member. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 2...son of Rob and Kristi Jones...has two younger brothers...father played baseball at TCU and grandfather played baseball and basketball at SMU...nickname is T.J. ...during this past summer, spent part of his summer at Operation Air Force at Luke AFB, Ariz., and was able to get an F-16 ride and also worked as a cadet instructor (Cadre) at Expeditionary Survival and Evasion Training (ESET)...favorite food is shrimp and chicken parmesan...favorite book is the Bible...favorite TV show is Prison Break...favorite movie is Warrior... person in history he’d most like to meet is Jackie Robinson...something not many people know about him is that he is naturally left handed...credits his father as having the biggest influence on his sports career...enjoys working out and playing video games when away from baseball...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is Australian Rules Football. Why I came to the Academy: “The Academy sets you up to achieve any goal you want. The opportunity to learn, play baseball and serve is unmatched by any other school.”

BB 10 25 35

K 37 45 82

Avg. .338 .301 .320

SLG .518 .497 .508

OBP .399 .400 .400

FLD .987 .952 .972

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Shaun Mize • #12 Junior • IF 5-11, 165 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Roseville, Calif. High School: Woodcreek Previous College: Nevada Major: Management

Mize’s Career Highs At Bats Hits Runs RBIs Assists

6 3 2 2 10

Utah Valley, 4/20/15 Jacksonville State, 3/29/15 4x Fresno State, 4/19/15 Fresno State, 4/18/15

Notable: Attended the University of Nevada in 2013 and played one year of baseball...is a sophomore academically at Air Force. 2015 (Sophomore): - Played in and started 48 games at shortstop. - Fielded .931 with 86 putouts and 177 assists. - Ranked fifth in the conference in assists and ninth with 31 double plays. - Batted .201 with 35 hits, 24 runs and 18 RBIs. - Ranked 10th in the MW with 10 stolen bases. - Homered against San José State. - Made Air Force debut vs. The Citadel. - First hit at Air Force was also against The Citadel. - Season-high three hits vs. Jacksonville State. - Tied a school record with four double plays turned in a game. - Had 10 assists vs. Fresno State. 2013 (Freshman): - Played in 37 games, making 16 starts at Nevada - Batted .197 with 12 hits. - Fielded .932 as a shortstop at Nevada. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in baseball and two in football ... all-city and first-team all-league ... team captain, team MVP and first-team all-league in football ... 2012 Woodcreek High School Athlete of the Year ... National Honors Society member ... Boys State Delegate ... high school baseball coach was Kelly Mayo. PERSONAL: Son of Paul and Cindy Mize...has an older sister...father played collegiate baseball at Hawai’i and spent six years playing professionally in the Oakland Athletics organization...favorite food is Tacos, favorite class subject is behavioral science... favorite book is Heads Up Baseball...favorite TV show is Planet Earth...favorite movie is The Sandlot... credits his parents as having the biggest influence on his sports career since they have never done anything but support him in any of his life goals, helped him stay level headed and keep it all in perspective...greatest personal moment in sports is winning the section championship his senior year in baseball.

Shaun Mize Air Force Statistics Year GP-GS AB 2015 So. 48-48 174

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R 24

H 35

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy because I wanted to serve my country and be challenged to see how far I could push myself. I liked the thought of being surrounded by the country’s best leaders.”

2B 3

3B 1

HR 1

RBI 18

SB-ATT 10-13

BB 8

K 37

Avg. .201

SLG .247

OBP .247

FLD .931

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Nathan Stanford • #27 Junior • RHP 6-5, 180 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Memphis, TENN. High School: Harding AcademiC Major: Meteorology

Stanford’s Career Highs Innings Pitched Strikeouts Games Finished

3.1

UNLV, 3/2/14

Scoreless Outings 23 Sophomore (2015): - Appeared in nine games, all in relief. - Last game pitched was March 28 at Jacksonville State, having to sit out remainder of season with arm injury and later surgery. - Posted 6.48 in 8.1 innings pitched, striking out eight. - Had 1-1 record and one save. - Earned win vs. Navy. - Earned save vs. UNLV. - After allowing five runs in first appearance, did not allow a run in next seven appearances and just one over last eight. - Picked up second Academic All-Mountain West honor. Freshman (2014): - Appeared in 27 games, all in relief. - Led team with four saves and 3.12 ERA amongst relievers. - Ranked seventh in the Mountain West in appearances, third with 21 games finished and sixth in saves. - Tied for eighth in appearances in a season at the Academy and is second amongst AF freshmen. - His 3.12 ERA is the lowest ever in the Mountain West era (min 30 IP) and fifth all-time by an AF frosh and lowest since 1979. - Four saves is second-most by an AF freshman. - Recorded saves against Navy, two against South Dakota State and one against Nevada. - Posted 3.38 ERA in MW games. - Struck out five in 3.1 innings against UNLV. - Also struck out four in relief against Washington and Navy. - Made collegiate debut against Washington, earning the win with 2.2 hitless and scoreless innings of relief. - Did not allow an earned run in 18 outings. - Had a six game streak of not allowing a run. - Allowed just three earned runs over his last 14 outings, spanning 17 innings (1.59 ERA). - Allowed just one earned run or fewer over last 17 outings. - Academic All-Mountain West. HIGH SCHOOL (Harding Academy): Lettered four years in baseball and two in basketball...Rawlings/Perfect Game 2013 Southeast Region Preseason All-American Honorable Mention...17th ranked RHP from Tennessee according to Perfect Game...all-state, all-district, all-region, all-region tournament, MVP,

Nathan Stanford Career Statistics Year GP-GS W 2014 Fr. 27-0 2 2015 So. 9-0 1 Career 36-0 3

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All-Shelby Metro and Harding Academy Pitcher of the Year as a junior and senior...7-1 record with 0.93 ERA to go with 72 strikeouts and just three walks in 52.2 innings pitched as a senior...1.29 ERA and 78 strikeouts as a junior...high school baseball coach was Al Stevens...played summer ball for the Memphis Tigers, coached by Ricky Echols...National Honor Society member and honor graduate. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 30...son of Charles and Tracy Stanford...has an older brother...favorite food is bacon wrapped chicken...favorite book is Frankenstein...favorite TV show is SportsCenter... favorite movie is the Shawshank Redemption...credits his father as having the biggest influence on his sports career...the most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that was the home of Elvis Presley and his house, Graceland...enjoys golfing, fishing and any sports when away from baseball...favorite non-traditional sport to watch is Olympic swimming. Why I came to the Academy: “To receive an outstanding education and become a U.S. Air Force officer.”

Sv 4 1 5

IP 40.1 8.1 48.2

H 47 5 52

CG 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0

R 20 6 26

ER 14 6 20

K 31 8 39

BB 5 5 10

ERA 3.12 6.48 3.70

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Russell Williams • #17 Junior • IF/OF 6-3, 200 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: McKinney, Texas High School: McKinney Boyd Major: Economics

Williams’ Career Highs At Bats Hits Runs RBIs Assists

5 3 2 4 10

3x Northern Colorado, 4/1/14 4x Jacksonville State, 3/28/15 South Dakota State, 4/12/14

- 2015 Capital One Academic All-District 7, First Team - 2014, 2015 Academic All-Mountain West - 2014, 2015 MW Scholar-Athlete Sophomore (2015): - Played in 34 games, making 15 starts. - Batted .194 with 12 hits, three doubles, a triple and two home runs. - Stole four bases. - Homered against Jacksonville State and Northern Colorado. - Started 13 games at designated hitter and two at shortstop. - First-Team Academic All-District Region VII. - Academic All-Mountain West and MW Scholar-Athlete for second year. Freshman (2014): - Played and started 53 games at shortstop. - Batted .221 with 38 hits, two homers, 23 runs and 14 RBIs. - Led team and ranked fifth in the conference with 160 assists. - Batted .269 in MW games and was second on the team with 17 runs scored in conference play. - Made collegiate debut vs. Washington. - Collected first-career hit vs. Navy. - Homered against Navy and New Mexico. - Fourth on the team with 10 multi-hit games. - Had a season-high three hits vs. Northern Colorado. - Had 10 assists against North Dakota State. - Had 14 games with five or more assists. - Academic All-Mountain West and MW ScholarAthlete. HIGH SCHOOL (McKinney Boyd): Lettered three years in baseball and one in football...Rawlings/Perfect Game 2013 Texas Region Preseason All-American Honorable Mention...13th ranked shortstop from Texas according to Perfect Game...team captain as a senior...District 10-5A Defensive MVP as a junior... District 10-5A Newcomer of the Year in 2011...high school baseball coach was Brooke Court...played summer ball for the Rawlings Mavericks, coached by Ben Montgomery...National Honor Society member... National Merit Commended Scholar...MISD Academic Excellence Award winner.

Russell Williams Career Statistics Year GP-GS AB 2014 Fr. 53-53 172 2015 So. 34-15 62 Career 187-68 234

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R 23 9 32

H 38 12 50

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 33...son of Mark and Camille Williams...has two younger siblings...uncle, Doug Barfield, was the head football coach at Auburn from 1976-80...favorite food is chicken parmesan...favorite book is Devil in the White City...favorite TV show is Baseball Tonight...favorite movie is Top Gun...person in history he’d most like to meet is Abraham Lincoln...credits his dad as having the biggest influence on his sports career...the most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that its the fastest growing city in America...enjoys golfing, fishing and being with friends when away from baseball... favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV

2B 5 3 8

3B 1 1 2

HR 2 2 4

RBI 14 9 23

SB-ATT 2-3 4-5 6-8

is the World’s Strongest Man competition. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to be among the best. The Academy is made up of some of the best men and women in the country and I wanted to challenge myself to earn a place among their ranks. Over the next four years, I want to earn a world-class education while playing Div. I baseball, and the Academy is the best place in the country to do that.”

BB 12 4 16

K 41 26 67

Avg. .221 .194 .214

SLG .297 .371 .316

OBP .278 .292 .282

FLD .905 .957 .909

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Nick Biancalana • #31 Sophomore • RHP 6-3, 215 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Des Moines, IoWA High School: Roosevelt Major: Management

Biancalana’s Career Highs Innings Pitched

3.0 San Diego St., 5/22/15

Strikeouts

3 San Diego St., 3/20/15

Outings with a K

Scoreless Outings

Freshman (2015): - Pitched in 12 games, making two starts. - Struck out 14 in 20.0 innings pitched with 6.58 ERA. - Started against Utah Valley and San Diego State in MW Championships. - Made debut vs. Missouri. - Pitched a season-high three innings against San Diego State. - Stuck out three batters against San Diego State, twice. - Had six scoreless appearances. - Had a 3.12 ERA in conference games. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in baseball ... second-team all-conference as a senior … team captain as junior and senior ... received academic letters for all four years … high school baseball coach was Ryan Fitzgerald. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 8... son of Tony and Brenda Biancalana…has an older sister...related to former MLB player, Buddy Biancalana, who played for the Kansas City Royals...future career plans are to become a C-17 pilot...on the Commandant’s list...active in his squadron as the A-1 element non-commissioned officer and security clerk...greatest moment in sports was the Kansas City Royals winning World Series in 2015...favorite food is BBQ ribs...favorite movie is The Other Guys... person in history he’d most like to meet is Ronald Reagan...something not many people know about him is that he can cook...credits his dad as having the greatest influence on his athletic career...favorite MLB players are Matt Harvey and Aroldis Chapman...claims to have a striking resemblance to Syndrome from the Incredibles... spent his summer camping and flying remote control planes.

Nick Biancalana Career Statistics Year GP-GS W 2015 Fr. 12-2 0

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L 1

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to play Div. I baseball but also take advantage of a once in a lifetime opportunity that is too good to pass up.”

Sv 0

IP 20.0

H 24

CG 0

SHO 0

R 16

ER 15

K 14

BB 9

ERA 6.75

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Jacob Booker • #42 Sophomore • IF 5-10, 185 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Fairfield, Calif. High School: Rodriguez Major: Management Freshman (2015): - Did note appear in any games. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in baseball ... Under Armour Preseason All-American ... team captain as a junior and senior ... first-team all-league as a junior and senior ... All-Star Team selectee ... Rodriquez High School Male Athlete of the Year as a senior ... led team with .372 average as a senior ... led Rodriquez to San-Joaquin Section Div. III State Championship as a junior ... San-Joaquin Section Div. III runner-ups as a sophomore ... Baseball Factory Freshman/Sophomore Team selectee for Arizona Fall Classic ... high school baseball coach was Jason Chatham ... played summer ball for the Fairfield Expos, coached by Brad Hanson ... Legion team won state title and batted .406 on team as a junior ... National Honor Society member.

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PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 17 ... Son of Albert and Tammy Booker ... has a younger brother ... nickname is `Book’ ... father is a 1989 USAFA grad and was a running back on the football team, lettering from 1986-88 ... uncle, Travis Pacheco, is a 1995 USAFA grad and lettered four years with the men’s soccer team ... spent 2013-14 at USAFA prep school and played on baseball team ... favorite food is Chipotle ... favorite class subject is math ... favorite book is Ender’s Game ... favorite TV show is Dexter ... favorite movie is Remember the Titans ... person in history he’d most like to meet is Jackie Robinson because he was a great baseball player and would have loved to know what he went through ... something not many people know about him is that he’s good at ping pong ... noteworthy thing about his hometown is that one of two Jelly Belly factories is there ... greatest personal sports moment is winning the section championship as a junior in high school.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy because it will set me up to be successful no matter what I plan to do afterwards.”

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Brennan Bosworth • #41 Sophomore • RHP 6-7, 220 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Coconut, Fla. High School: Monarch Major: Civil Engineering Freshman (2015): - Did not appear in any games. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in baseball ... team captain, all-conference and allcounty as a senior ... senior stats; 0.80 ERA, 37 strikeouts in 26.1 innings pitched to go with 3-1 record and three saves ... graduated with a 4.0+ GPA and was a member of the National Honor Society ... high school baseball coach was Joe Franco ... played summer ball for the Players Edge, coached by Andy Raffa.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 11 ... son of Earl and Lisa Bosworth ... has two sisters ... nickname is `Boz’ ... credits his parents as having the greatest influence on his sporting career because they have always been there to support him through his ups and downs ... greatest personal moment in sports was throwing a nohitter in a tournament playoff game ... favorite food is prime rib ... favorite class subject is math ... favorite TV show is The League ... favorite movie is Happy Gilmore ... something not many people know about him is that he can solve a Rubik cube in less than two minutes. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy because I wanted to challenge myself and be a part of something different.”

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Lance Fry • #28 Sophomore • RHP 6-1, 185 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Jupiter, Fla. High School: Home Schooled Major: Management Freshman (2015): Sat out 2015 season due to injury. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in varsity baseball at Jupiter high school ... varsity team captain as a junior and senior ... first-team team all-conference and all-district as a senior ... ... second-team all-conference, first-team all-district as a junior ... team MVP as a senior with a 6-1 record, 40 strikeouts and 0.97 ERA ... ESPN 760 player of the week and first team all-district as a sophomore ... played summer ball for Palm Beach PAL under coach Chad Upson.

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PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 29 ... son of Bruce and Teresa Fry ... has a twin brother ... father is credited with the greatest impact on his sporting career ... if he could meet one person in history it would be Jackie Robinson ... favorite food is pizza, favorite class subject is PE ... favorite book is the Bible ... favorite movie is Lone Survivor. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy for the opportunity to be challenged and to become a leader, as well as play Div. I baseball.”

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Justin Graham • #37 Sophomore • OF 5-9, 170 • Bats/Throws: L/L Hometown: Tumwater, WAsh. High School: Tumwater Major: Computer Science

Graham’s Career High’s At Bats Hits Runs RBIs Doubles

4 2 2 2 2

San Diego State, 5/9/15 San José State, 4/4/15 San José State, 4/4/15 San José State, 4/4/15 San José State, 4/4/15

2015 MW Scholar-Athlete Freshman (2015): - Appeared in 12 games, making one start. - Batted .357, going 5 for 14. - Hit a double and drove in four runs. - Made collegiate debut vs. The Citadel. - First-career hit was against San José State. - Went 2-for-2 with a double, two runs and two RBIs vs. SJSU the following day. - 2015 Mountain West Scholar-Athlete. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in varsity baseball and in basketball ... first-team all-state, all-area, All-Evergreen Conference as a senior, batting .431 ... first-team all-state, all-area, All-Evergreen Conference and team MVP as a junior, batting .384 ... Second-Team All-Evergreen Conference as a sophomore ... earned a 4.0 GPA all four years ranking him number one in his class of 310 ... Wendy’s High School Heisman finalist ... high school baseball coach was Jamie Week ... played summer ball for the TC Bandits under Coach Tim Ahern. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 12 ... Son of Tim and Kellie Graham ... has an older sister ... credits his father with the greatest impact on his sporting career because he instilled the characteristics that make a great player such as hard work and dedication ... a person in history he would like to meet is John Wooden because he was such a wise leader, coach, and communicator ... favorite food is pasta ... favorite class subject is math ... favorite book is Heads Up Baseball ... favorite movie is Friday Night Lights. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy because the opportunities here cannot be found anywhere else, and the network of relationships built with successful people is unique to the Academy.”

Justin Graham Career Statistics Year GP-GS AB 2015 Fr. 12-1 14

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R 4

H 5

2B 1

3B 0

HR 0

RBI 4

SB-ATT 0-0

BB 1

K 3

Avg. .357

SLG .429

OBP .438

FLD .000

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Ryan Holloway • #29 Sophomore • LHP 6-1, 180 • Bats/Throws: L/L Hometown: Lake Mary, Fla. High School: Lake Mary Major: Economics

Holloway’s Career High’s Innings Pitched

3.0

Strikeouts

The Citadel, 2/14/15

2 Northern Colo., 4/14/15

Outings with a K

Scoreless Outings

- 2015 Academic All-Mountain West Freshman (2015): - Pitched in 10 games, making two starts. - Struck out 11 in 14 innings pitched. - Made collegiate debut vs. The Citadel. - Made starts against New Mexico and Missouri. - Pitched three scoreless innings in second-career game vs. The Citadel. - Struck out two batters in a game five times. - Had five scoreless outings. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two years in varsity baseball ... Perfectgame Preseason All-American Honorable Mention and team co-captain as a senior ... Spanish Honors Society member ... high school baseball coach was Allen Tuttle ... played summer ball for the CFBL Mizuno Elite, coached by Allen Tuttle. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 15 ... son of Steve and Erica Holloway ... has a younger brother ... credits the greatest influence on his athletic career to his dad because he was always willing to give up his time to help him get better every day ... person in history he would most like to meet is Jackie Robinson to get his take on what drove him through all of the hatred and the color barrier to be able to play major league baseball ... favorite food is mac and cheese ... favorite class subject is economics ... favorite book is Kiterunner ... favorite movie is Step Brothers. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to challenge myself in all aspects and to become a stronger leader while also playing the sport I love.”

Ryan Holloway Career Statistics Year GP-GS W 2015 Fr. 10-2 0

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Sv 0

IP 14.0

H 12

CG 0

SHO 0

R 16

ER 13

K 11

BB 15

ERA 8.36

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Tucker Jacobs • #7 Sophomore • RHP 6-0, 180 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Winterville, NC High School: South Central Major: UNdecided

Jacobs’ Career High’s Innings Pitched

2.1 San Diego St., 5/22/15

Strikeouts

2 Northern Colo., 4/15/15

Outings with a K

Scoreless Outings

Freshman (2015): - Pitched in nine games, making one start. - Struck out four in eight innings pitched. - Made collegiate debut vs. The Citadel. - Had seven appearances where he did not allow an earned run. - Pitched a season-high 2.1 innings vs. San Diego State. - Struck out season-high two batters vs. Northern Colorado. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in baseball ... 2014 Perfect Game All-American Honorable Mention ... team captain as a junior and senior ... Coastal 3A All-Conference, Pitt County All-County Team as a sophomore, junior and senior ... Pitt County All-County Pitcher of the Year as a senior ... SCHS Baseball “Team Before Self” Leadership award winner as a sophomore and junior ... team MVP as a senior ... Threetime Pitt County Classic All-Tournament ... Three-time member of EvoShield Canes Southeast Baseball Showcase ... 2011 USA Baseball National Team Invitation Series (NTIS) invitee ... graduated with 4.57 GPA and ranked 11th out of 382 students in class ... three-time National Honor Society, NHS leadership officer, fourtime National Math & Science Honor Society ... high school baseball coach was Robert Langston ... played summerball for EvoShield Canes. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 35 ... son of Jake and Karen Jacobs ... has a younger brother ... father played collegiate baseball at East Carolina and professionally in the Kansas City Royals organization ... nickname is `Tuck’ ... favorite food is spaghetti ... favorite class subject is history ... favorite book is Lone Survivor ... favorite TV show is ESPN ... favorite movie is Ace Ventura and person in history he’d most like to meet is God ... credits his father as havTucker Jacobs Career Statistics Year GP-GS W 2015 Fr. 9-1 0

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ing the biggest influence on his sports career because of their bond of baseball ... something most people don’t know about him is that he loves the outdoors ... greatest personal sports moment is pitching 10 innings in a win against his cross-town rivals to put team in first place of conference.

Sv 0

IP 8.0

H 12

CG 0

SHO 0

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy because I wanted to serve my country and I wanted to be the best man I could be. I knew that no other college in the country could provide me with that opportunity like this one.”

R 9

ER 8

K 4

BB 8

ERA 9.00

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Michael Rieker • #38 Sophomore • RHP 6-7, 215 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: St. Louis, Mo High School: Olympia Major: Operations Research

Rieker’s Career High’s Innings Pitched Strikeouts

4.0

Missouri, 3/17/15

Twice

Outings with a K

Scoreless Outings

- 2015 MW Scholar-Athlete - 2015 Academic All-Mountain West Freshman (2015): - Pitched in 14 games, the most of any Air Force freshman. - Lowest ERA amongst relievers at 3.70. - Struck out 11 in 24.0 innings pitched. - Posted 1-1 record. - Made collegiate debut at Savannah State. - Earned win at Jacksonville State. - Pitched a season-high four innings at Missouri. - Struck out season-high three batters at San Diego State. - Had six scoreless outings. - 2015 MW Scholar-Athlete. - 2015 Academic All-MW. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in baseball ... National Honor Society member, Mu Alpha Theta, Science NHS member, Key Club and Beta Club ... high school baseball coach was Chuck Schall ... played summer ball for Chet Lemon’s Juice, coached by former Detroit Tiger Chet Lemon. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 35 ... son of Richard and Kathleen Rieker ... has an older brother ... father is a former Major League Baseball umpire and current Director of Umpire Development for MLB ... favorite food is chicken ... favorite class subject is math ... favorite book is 1984 ... favorite TV show is ESPN ... favorite movie is The Hobbit ... person in history he’d most like to meet is Rosa Parks because he’d like to meet someone who had a tremendous amount of bravery and courage ... credits his dad as having the biggest influence on his sports career because he would always practice with him and give encouragement when he needed him ... most noteworthy thing about his Michael Rieker Career Statistics Year GP-GS W 2015 Fr. 14-0 1

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hometown is Gus’ Pretzels ... greatest personal moment in sports is pitching a perfect game in Georgia. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to receive a great education and become the best person I could be.

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Returning Player Bios

Ryan Robb • #36 Sophomore • IF 5-11, 185 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Denver, Colo. High School: Cherry Creek Major: Aeronautical Engineering

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San Diego State, 3/22/15 twice

Freshman (2015): - Played in nine games as a reserve infielder. - Had one at bat against San Diego State. - Fielded 1.000 in five chances at second base. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered two years in varsity baseball ... lettered three years in varsity wrestling ... team captain, two-time academic allstate, First-Team All-Centennial League ... team captain, two-time academic All-State, state qualifier, hustle award in wrestling ... National Honor Society, academic letter for every semester ... high school baseball coach was Marc Johnson ... also played summer ball for Cherry Creek, coached by Marc johnson. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 24 ... son of David and Cristi Robb ... has three brothers ... nickname is `RyRobb’ ... high school teammates with current Air Force pitcher Griffin Jax ... greatest influence on sporting career is credited to his father and brother because they pushed him to get better and better at everything I do and to compete for positions in life ... person in history he would most like to meet is Abraham Lincoln because he was a brave and tremendous leader ... favorite food is mac and cheese, favorite class subject is physics, favorite TV show is NCIS, favorite movie is Warrior. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to play baseball, get a great education, and learn leadership and protection skills I could not learn anywhere else.”

Ryan Robb Career Statistics Year GP-GS AB 2015 Fr. 9-0 1

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Returning Player Bios

Travis Wilkie • #20 Sophomore • C 6-0, 195 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: San DIego, CAlif. High School: La Jolla Country Day Major: Systems Engineering, Human Factors

Wilkies’s Career High’s At Bats Hits Runs RBIs CS

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UNLV, 3/15/15 Utah Valley, 4/20/15 Utah Valley, 4/20/15 Northern Colo., 4/14/15 7x

- AF freshman record 10 sac bunts. - 10 sac bunts is tied for second most at AF in a season. - 2015 Academic All-Mountain West Freshman (2015): - Played and started all 52 games at catcher. - Set a school record for freshmen with 10 sac bunts and ranked sixth in the MW. - Second in the Mountain West with 29 runners caught attempting to steal. - Threw out two baserunners attempting to steal in a game seven times. - Eighth in the MW with 416 chances and ninth with 347 putouts. - Batted .224 with 36 hits, nine doubles, 28 runs and 19 RBIs. - Made collegiate debut vs. The Citadel. - First career hit was against The Citadel. - Homered against Utah Valley. - Academic All-Mountain West. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in varsity baseball ... team captain as a senior, batting .367 and leading team in homers and slugging ... First-Team All-Eastern League as a sophomore ... Rookie of the Year as a freshman, batting .391 ... led Country Day to three Eastern League titles ... Principals Honor Roll four years, National Society of High School Scholars, Academic excellence in English, Chemistry, Spanish, Lifetime fitness, World History, and Christian Vocation ... Society of Saints scholar program, National Honor Society, Cum Laude Society ... high school baseball coach was John Edman ... played summer ball for the San Diego Show, coached by Brian Cain. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 20 ... son of Donald and Carlene Wilkie ... has a younger sister ... grandfather is a retired Army Travis Wilkie Career Statistics Year GP-GS AB 2015 Fr. 52-52 161

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aviator ... credits his uncle as the greatest influence on his sporting career because he coached him on the mental side of baseball and taught him how to handle adversity ... has a cousin, Joshua Hunt Wilkie, that played collegiate baseball at George Washington and pitched in the Washington Nationals minor league organization ... if he could chose a person from history, he would like the chance to meet the Wright brothers because they sparked the industry of

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powered flight ... favorite food is San Diego Mexican, favorite class subjects are science and Spanish ... favorite TV show is Band of Brothers, favorite movie is Forrest Gump. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to seek adventure, to challenge myself, and become the best person I can be. The opportunity to obtain an amazing education and serve my country, while also playing Div. I

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Returning Player Bios

Tyler Zabojnik • #21 Sophomore • IF 5-11, 180 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Coppell, TExas High School: Coppell Major: Management

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3x New Mexico, 4/11/15 9x UNLV, 3/15/15 UNLV, 3/14/15

Freshman (2015): - Started all 52 games at second base. - One of the top defensive players in the Mountain West, fielding .977. - Second in the conference with 180 assists and sixth with 35 double plays turned. - Batted .241 with 47 hits and 15 doubles. - Stole seven bases. - Went 2-for-4 with two doubles and two RBIs in collegiate debut vs. The Citadel. - Season-high three hits vs. New Mexico. - Had 15 multi-hit games. - Had 11 games with five or more assists. - Had career-high eight assists vs. UNLV. - Had a 27 game errorless streak midway through the season. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in varsity baseball and one year in football ... Attended the Academy prep school where he played baseball ... Baseball All-District as a sophomore, junior, and senior ... high school baseball coach was Kendall Clark ... played summer ball for the Dallas Tigers, coached by Tommy Hernandez. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 1 ... son of Mark and Donnna Zabojnik with an older sister ... high school teammates with current Air Force teammate Tyler Jones ... summerball teammates with current Air Force teammate Benn Hawkins ... a person in history he would most like to meet is Jackie Robinson because he would like to know more about the challenges that he went through and how he balanced them while playing baseball ... credits his high school coach Joe McBride as the most impacting person on his athletic career because he is a great mentor and taught him valuable life lessons ... favorite food is chicken fried rice ... favorite class subject is math ... favorite book is Lone Survivor ... favorite movie is Act of Valor. Tyler Zabojnik Career Statistics Year GP-GS AB 2015 Fr. 52-52 195

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Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy because I wanted to challenge myself and do something that was greater than me.”

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Avg. .241

SLG .318

OBP .288

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Newcomer Bios

kARTER cOOK • #15 fRESHMAN • RHP 6-4, 205 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: tUALATIN, oRE. High School: tUALATIN

HIGH SCHOOL (Tualatin): Four-year letterman in baseball…one-year letterwinner in basketball…First-Team All 6A-4 Three Rivers League selection as a senior…First Team AllState choice in 2015…named Oregon State Pitcher of the Year his senior season…holds the school record in wins with 25…First Team All-Conference selection his junior year…First Team All-State in 2014…set school record for consecutive scoreless innings at 42.2 innings… holds school record for wins in a single season with 10…Second-Team all-conference selection as a sophomore…played summer baseball for Taylor Baseball, coached by Darrel Sakamoto…President’s Award and Honors Diploma recipient.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 14… Parents are Dave and Dayna Cook…has two brothers…his grandfather, Larry Cook, was a professional bowler…favorite food is chicken and rice…favorite book is The Green Mile…enjoys watching Seinfeld reruns…favorite movie is The Shawshank Redemption…person in history he would like to meet Jesus…is secretly a very big fan of Pink Floyd…says his parents are the biggest influence on his sporting career thus far. Why I came to the Academy: “To play the greatest game in the world, get a great education, and give back to my country.”

rOB dAU • #9 fRESHMAN • C/IF 5-8, 180 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Dallas, GA High School: North Paulding

HIGH SCHOOL (North Paulding): Threeyear letterwinner in baseball…named captain of the baseball team for three consecutive years… high school was Dennis Jordan…member of the National Honor Society…played summer baseball for East Cobb Astros, coached by Jamie Crane.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 32… son of Bob and Lisa Dau…has a great grandfather, grandfather and uncle that attended the Naval Academy…favorite food is barbeque chicken and rice…favorite book is Fearless… favorite movie is Top Gun…hobbies include reading, rock climbing and mountain biking… credits his parents for having the biggest influence on his sports career. Why I came to the Academy: “I wanted to go somewhere I could push myself, and I wanted to be different than all of my friends back home.”

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Newcomer Bios

Brett Decker • #39 Sophomore • LHP 6-2, 210 • Bats/Throws: L/L Hometown: Warner Robbins, Ga. High School: Veterans Previous College: Gordon State College Notable: Is a sophomore in terms of eligibility after playing freshman season at Gordon State College in Barnesville, Ga. Gordon State College (2014-15): Pitched in eight games, making three starts…struck out seven in 15.1 innings pitched…posted 1-0 record. HIGH SCHOOL (Veterans): Three-year letterwinner in baseball…played at Veterans High School for David Coffey…summer team was Chain baseball, coached by Britt Dobbs.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 5… parents are Douglas and Jennifer Decker…has two brothers and one sister…favorite food is Chicago deep-dish pizza…favorite TV show is Castle…something many people don’t know about him is that he tried to quit playing baseball in Little League…says his dad has had the biggest influence on his baseball career…says the most noteworthy thing about his hometown is Robins Air Force Base. Why I came to the Academy: “To get a great education and become a leader for my country.”

Jake Gilbert • #45 fRESHMAN • RHP 6-7, 215 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Evans, Ga. High School: Lakeside

HIGH SCHOOL (Lakeside): Three-time letterwinner in baseball and basketball…two-year letterman in football…first team all-region basketball selection in 2015…Perfect Game Second Team All-Southeast choice as a senior… named second team all-region for basketball as a junior…Basketball Scholar Athlete in 2014… played baseball at Lakeside for coach T.J. Davis…summer team was Scoutz, coached by Roger Wilkinson...National Honor Society member…finished in the top five percent of his graduating class…Army Scholar Athlete.

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PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 32… parents are Gary and Darla Gilbert…has one brother and one sister…his grandfather, Don Monson, coached men’s basketball at Idaho and Oregon…his uncle, Dan Monson, is currently the men’s basketball coach at Long Beach State…his uncle, Gale Gilbert, played quarterback collegiately at Cal and played in the NFL for the San Diego Chargers and Buffalo Bills… his cousin Garrett Gilbert, played college football at Texas and SMU and currently plays quarterback for the Detroit Lions…favorite food is steak and fettuccine alfredo…favorite book is The Bible…favorite movie is Lone Survivor… person from history he would most like to meet is Captain Lance P. Sijan…many people do not know he was born in Heidelberg, Germany…

says his summer baseball coach, Roger Wilkinson, has had the biggest influence on his baseball career…the most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that it is located only 10 minutes away from Augusta National Golf Course. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy because of the incredible opportunities I can take advantage of while also playing baseball.”

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Matt Hargreaves • #24 fRESHMAN • RHP 6-3, 190 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Franklin, Tenn. High School: Franklin

HIGH SCHOOL (Franklin): Lettered four years in baseball and two in basketball…alldistrict second-team as a senior…district copitcher of the year as a sophomore in 2013… National Honor Society member…high school baseball coach was Jon Whipple…played summer ball for Knight’s baseball, coached by Alec Romanoff.

PERSONAL: Member of squadron 34…parents are Glenn and Sissie Hargreaves…has an older sister…favorite food is bacon cheeseburgers…favorite class subject is calculus…favorite book is Into the Wild…favorite TV show is Saturday Night Live…favorite movie is Gladiator…person in history he’d most like to meet is Benjamin Franklin…something not many people know about him is that he has a slight obsession with cars and trucks…credits his dad as having the biggest influence on his sports career because he’s been his biggest supporter and coach from day one and he can’t thank him enough for that…most noteworthy thing about his home town is that is was once voted the number one small town in Tennessee…greatest personal sports moment was hitting his first

home run at age 10, which was a grand slam. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to USAFA to challenge myself mentally and physically and play the sport that I love at a high level. The opportunities and education here give me the chance to reach my full potential.”

Daniel Jones • #13 fRESHMAN • OF 6-1, 195 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Coppell, Texas High School: Coppell

HIGH SCHOOL (Coppell): Three-year letterwinner in baseball…team captain as a senior… Perfect Game Preseason All-American prior to his senior season…Preseason Perfect Game Second Team All-Region entering 2015…second team all-district his senior year…first team all-district selection as a junior…Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American entering his junior year…represented North Texas at USA Baseball’s National Team Identification Series…played for Kendall Clark at Coppell HS… summer baseball team was Dallas Mustangs, coached by Barry Hoffpauir.

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PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 28… Parents are Rob and Kristi Jones…has two brothers…his brother, Tyler, is a junior currently playing baseball at Air Force…his father Rob played baseball at TCU from 1986-89… his grandfather Bob played baseball and basketball at SMU from 1964-67…high school teammate, Tyler Zabojnik, is also on the team at Air Force…nickname is DJ…favorite food is steak with fried rice…favorite book is The Bible… favorite movie is American Sniper.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to Academy because it presented opportunities that other schools did not. Not only will I get to play college baseball but I will receive a degree from the number one public school in the country and do other things every other college baseball player will never get to do.”

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Gabe Martinez • #10 Freshman • C 6-2, 200 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Keller, Texas High School: Keller

HIGH SCHOOL (Keller): Lettered four years in baseball and one in football…baseball team captain as a senior…selected to Perfect Game’s Top Prospect list in 2015…first-team all-district choice as a senior…high school coach was Rob Stramp…played summer baseball for Dallas Patriots, coached by Jerry Valdez…National Honors Society President at Keller…finished in the top five percent of his graduating class.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 1… son of Wil and Evelyn Martinez…has two siblings…favorite food is Chipotle’s quesorito… favorite books include the Harry Potter series…favorite television show is How I Met Your Mother…favorite film is Jurassic Park… famous person he would most enjoy meeting is Roberto Clemente…says his summer baseball coach has had the biggest influence in his baseball career…something many people don’t know about him is his love of country music… the most noteworthy thing about his hometown is the Puerto Rican food.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to pursue an education that cannot be compared with any other university and to join a family that is inseparable.”

Austin McDaniel • #14 Junior • RHP 6-5, 205 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Flower Mound, Texas High School: Flower Mound Previous College: Paris JC Notable: Is a freshman academically but a junior for baseball, after playing two years at Paris JC. Paris Junior College (Paris, Texas): Played two seasons at Paris JC...coached by Deron Clark...Academic All-American as a sophomore.

HIGH SCHOOL (Flower Mound): One-year letterwinner in baseball…coached at Flower Mound HS by Marty Amrine and Danny Wallace…played summer baseball for DBat Mustangs, coached by Deron Clark…Texas Academic All-State selection…member of the National Honor Society…also member of Math and English Honor Societies. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 3... parents are Craig and Michelle McDaniel…has one younger brother.

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Newcomer Bios

Tyler Mortenson • #40 fRESHMAN • RHP/C 6-6, 185 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: The Woodlands, Texas High School: College Park

HIGH SCHOOL (College Park): Lettered three years in baseball…Preseason All-American Honorable Mention selection prior to his senior season…first-team all-district choice in 2015…named first-team all-county as a senior…honorable mention all-district choice as a sophomore…played for Jason Washburn at College Park HS…played summer ball for Marucci Houston, coached by Randy Brown.

PERSONAL: Parents are Curt and Jerri Mortenson…has one younger sister and younger brother…favorite food is steak and potatoes… favorite book is The Bible…favorite TV show is Criminal Minds…favorite movie is Interstellar…person from history he would most like to meet is Jesus…says his dad has had the biggest influence on his baseball career. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to get a great education while furthering my baseball career.”

Ethan Nichols • #11 fRESHMAN • LHP 6-3, 195 • Bats/Throws: R/L Hometown: Highland Village, Texas High School: Marcus

HIGH SCHOOL (Marcus): Two-year letterwinner in baseball…2015 first team all-district selection…second-team all-district choice as a junior…played high school baseball for Jeff Sherman…played summer baseball for HV Storm…finished in the top 20 percent of a graduating class of nearly 800 students.

PERSONAL: Son of Thomas and Suzanna Nichols…has one older sister and two older brothers…favorite food is Mexican food… favorite book is The Maze Runner…favorite television show is How I Met Your Mother… favorite movie is Anchorman…if he could meet one person from history, it would be Leonardo da Vinci…credits his dad for being the biggest influence on his life and baseball career…says the most noteworthy aspect of his hometown are the great parks and a large lake. Why I came to the Academy: “To serve my country, receive a great education all while playing baseball with no student loans to pay.”

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Newcomer Bios

Riley Nix • #34 Sophomore • OF 5-11, 185 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Tuscaloosa, Ala. High School: Hillcrest

Notable: Was a member of Air Force football team the past two seasons as a reserve quarterback. HIGH SCHOOL (Hillcrest): Lettered four years in football and three in baseball…team captain as a senior…Hillcrest Golden Glove award recipient…two-year team captain in football…6A Alabama All-State quarterback in 2013…West Alabama Football Class 6A AllStar…The Tuscaloosa and USA Today/American Family Insurance All-USA Top Performer (Dec. 24, 2013) in football…Senior class president…Hillcrest High School Ambassador… HHS Top Senior, Academic All-Star, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and Beta Club member...high school baseball coach was Mark

Garner…played summer ball for Tuscaloosa Baseball, coached by Mickey Hollyhand. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 26… son of David and Lisa Nix…has an older brother…uncle, Bubba Satcher, is an Air Force Academy graduate. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to get a top-notch education, to push myself as a leader and a person, and to compete athletically at the Div. I level.”

Steven Plaskett • #33 fRESHMAN • RHP 6-2, 205 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Palm Harbor, Fla. High School: East Lake

HIGH SCHOOL (East Lake): Four-year letterman in baseball…missed entire senior season due to injury…First-Team All-PCAC North selection as a junior…second-team all-county his junior season…Tampa Bay Honorable Mention in 2014…2015 Perfect Game All-American Honorable Mention choice…selected as Pinellas County Honorable Mention as a sophomore…high school baseball coach was Dan Genna…played summer baseball for Orlando Scorpions, managed by George Sandel…member of National Honor Society…founded East Lake’s Military Club while serving as vice president…graduated Summa Cum Laude.

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PERSONAL: Parents are Bruce Plaskett and Rachelle White…has one younger brother…favorite food is seafood…favorite book is A Land Remembered…favorite television show is Seinfeld…favorite movie is We Were Soldiers… people from history he would most like to meet are the Wright Brothers…credits his pitching coach Marc Lamacchia for having the biggest influence on his baseball career…says fishing, beaches and a great Cuban sandwhich are the most noteworthy things in his hometown. Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to challenge myself to the fullest, receive the greatest education in the world, serve my country and have the opportunity to play baseball.”

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Newcomer Bios

Nic Ready • #5 fRESHMAN • IF 6-3, 210 • Bats/Throws: R/R Hometown: Dallas, Texas High School: Jesuit Prep of Dallas

HIGH SCHOOL (Jesuit Prep): Lettered three years in baseball…first team all-district selection in 2015…named team’s offensive MVP as a senior…second team all-state selection as a senior…selected as North Texas and Texas Coaches Association All-Star his senior season…first team all-district choice as a junior… chosen as Jesuit Prep’s defensive MVP in 2013 and 2014…first team all-district as a sophomore…high school coach was Brian Jones… played summer baseball for Dallas Mustangs, coached by Barry Hoffpauir…member of the National Honor Society…All-State Academic selection.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 30…parents are Randy and Tracy Ready… father played Major League Baseball for 13 seasons…has five brothers…favorite food is steak and shrimp chimichurri…favorite book is The Hatchet…favorite television show is Family Guy…favorite movie is American Sniper… would most like to meet Robert E. Lee and ask him why he made his famous charge at Gettysburg…credits his brothers Max and Mark for having influenced his baseball career the most… one aspect of his life that many don’t know is he won his school’s poetry contest in fifth grade.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to win an NCAA championship in baseball, to serve my country and to be the best man I can possibly be.”

Sam Rexroad • #32 fRESHMAN • LHP 6-2, 185 • Bats/Throws: L/L Hometown: Leesburg, Va. High School: Loudoun County

HIGH SCHOOL (Loudoun County): Lettered four years in baseball and swimming… posted 0.80 ERA as a senior…swim team captain…National Honor Society member…spent four years in NJROTC, including one year as administration department head…high school baseball coach was Nick Price…played summer ball for the Richmond Braves, coached by Eddie Jones. PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 1… son of Bob and Kathy Rexroad…has four siblings…full first name is Samuel…attended the same high school Tyler Saleck, a four-year letterwinner with Falcon baseball and a 2015 graduate…hobbies are skiing and traveling… greatest moment in sports was coming within

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one inning of throwing a no-hitter at the WWBA Atlanta tournament and competing twice in the Virginia High School League swimming state championships…something not many people know about him is that he was a left handed catcher till age 14…something most people don’t know about life at the Academy: It is possible to do well in class…guilty pleasure: Nuts on Clark popcorn…dream vacation spot: Maui, Hawaii…favorite class at Air Force: Introduction to Engineering...favorite role model: Jesus Christ…favorite MLB team: Chicago Cubs… favorite MLB player: Jake Arrieta…pregame rituals: eat a PB&J sandwich and always put right shoe on before the left…enjoys listening to country and Christian music.

Why I came to the Academy: “I have an opportunity to receive an outstanding education, serve my country and play baseball at a high level.”

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Newcomer Bios

Drew Wiss • #19 Freshman • OF 5-11, 175 • Bats/Throws: L/R Hometown: Elgin, Ill. High School: Burlington

HIGH SCHOOL (Burlington Central HS): Three-year letterman in baseball…two-time letterwinner in basketball…baseball team captain as a senior…all-conference selection in both baseball and basketball in 2015...IHSBCA AllArea selection his senior season, the first player in school history to be given the honor… academic all-state choice as a senior…varsity cocaptain on the basketball team his senior season…named Athlete of the Year at Burlington Central in 2015…all-conference in baseball as a junior…Daily Herald All-Area choice in 2014…high school coach was Kyle Nelson… played summer baseball for Downers Grove Longshots, managed by Mike Flanagan…National Honor Society member…all-conference scholar athlete throughout high school…recipi-

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ent of 2015-16 Illinois State Scholar for Outstanding Athletic Achievement. PERSONAL: Son of Phil and Berna Wiss… has one older sister…favorite food is sushi… favorite book is The Mental Game of Baseball…enjoys watching SportsNation or Ridiculousness…favorite movies are Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Dodgeball and the Lord of the Rings series…person he would most like to meet is Ernie Banks…enjoys fishing in his free time… credits his parents for having the biggest influence on him throughout his sports career…most noteworthy fact about his hometown is that it is small and is made up of farmland and unincorporated neighborhoods.

Why I came to the Academy: “I chose to attend the Academy because there is an amazing combination of academics and athletics. It allows me to play at the highest level of college baseball while at the same time studying at an elite level for academics. I believe the Academy will open a countless number of doors for me in the future. The Academy offers me the greatest opportunity to play the sport I love while making the biggest difference for our nation.”

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2015 Recap

Record Overall: 23-29 Conference/finish: 11-17/5th W-L (Home/Away/Neutral): 11-4/9-22/3-3 Head Coach Mike Kazlausky: AF: Mike Kazlausky (Maj. Retired) (USAFA, 1991) is 91-177 completing his fifth year. Team MVP: So. CF Adam Groesbeck (.338 Avg, 47 runs, 25 doubles, 21 stolen bases) MLB Draft: Sr. RHP Ben Yokley - 29th round, St. Louis Cardinals Minor League baseball with Johnson City Cardinals, Appalachian League (Class A) Team Highlights of 2015: - 23 wins most since 2002 - 22 Div. I wins most ever - .442 win percentage is second best in last 20 years - Second ever win over SEC opponent (Missouri) - 11 wins in Mountain West play is second most ever. - School record 381 strikeouts by pitching staff. - .265 staff average against is lowest since 1974 and 9th lowest all-time. - 4.54 staff ERA is lowest since 1979 - 5.06 staff ERA in MW play is lowest ever - School record .966 fielding percentage. - 126 doubles is Top 10 in NCAA - First win at MW tournament since 2004 - Most games played at MW tournament since 2004. - Just third time playing three games at MW Tournament. - Series wins over Army West Point and Navy. Individual Highlights of 2015: - Trent Monaghan 2.75 ERA is seventh lowest in school history and lowest since 2002. - Monaghan 3.65 ERA in MW play is school record. - Ben Yokley with school record 95 career appearances. - Yokley with 4 saves, tying him for 10th all-time in a season at AF. - Griffin Jax 102.2 IP led conference and is sixth most in a season at AF. - Jacob DeVries 80 k’s is tied for eighth most in a season. Adam Groesbeck 25 doubles is second most in a season. - Groesbeck led MW in doubles and with 21 stolen bases. - Tyler Jones with 19 hit by pitches to lead MW and rank Top 10 in NCAA and second most at AF. - Noah Pierce with 8 sac flies to rank Top 5 in NCAA. - Travis Wilkie with freshman record 10 sac bunts, ranking second most in a season all-time at AF.

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2015 Honors: - Jacob DeVries (LHP) MW Championship All-Tournament Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week (May 26) - Spencer Draws (OF) All-MW (Second Team OF) - Adam Groesbeck (OF) Team MVP All-MW (Second Team OF) College Madness All-MW (First Team OF) - Bradley Haslam (DH) Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball News National Player of the Week (March 16) MW Player of the Week (March 16) - Griffin Jax (RHP) All-MW (2nd Team RHP) MW Pitcher of the Week (March 2) - Tyler Jones (OF) MW Player of the Week (April 6) - Trent Monaghan (LHP) College Madness All-MW (Second Team LHP) - Steven Trojan (RHP) Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week (April 20) - Russell Williams (IF/OF) CoSIDA Academic All-Districk (First Team) - Ben Yokley (RHP) Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week (May 3) - Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week (May 12) All-MW: So. Adam Groesbeck - Second Team, OF Jr. Spencer Draws - Second Team, OF So. Griffin Jax - Second Team, RHP Academic All-MW (# times earned) Fr. Ryan Holloway (1) So. Griffin Jax (1) Fr. Michael Rieker (1) So. Nathan Stanford (2) Jr. Steven Trojan (3) Fr. Travis Wilkie (1) So. Russell Williams (2) MW Scholar Athlete Fr. OF Justin Graham Fr. RHP Michael Rieker Jr. RHP Steven Trojan So. Russell Williams (2) Academic All-District So. Russell Williams (First Team District VII)

NCAA Top 10s Air Force had several players ranked in the NCAA top 10. Category Player (#) Rank Doubles Groesbeck (25) 5th Doubles Team (126) 8th Sac Flies Pierce (8) 7th Hit by Pitch Jones (19) 10th Mountain West Leaders Air Force ranked first in the Mountain West in 12 categories. Individual Adam Groesbeck Adam Greosbeck Tyler Saleck Tyler Saleck Griffin Jax Steven Trojan Team

Doubles Steals Chances Putouts Innings Opp. Avg.

25 21 584 534 102.2 .202

Steals Hits Allowed (Low) 2B’s Allowed 3B’s Allowed HR’s Allowed Caught Stealing

74 451 97 10 15 39

School Records Trent Monaghan Ben Yokley Travis Wilkie Spencer Draws Tyler Saleck Mize & Saleck Shaun Mize Team

ERA (MW Play) 3.65 Career Appearances 95 Sac Bunts (Frosh) 10 Doubles in a game 4 Most Putouts in a game 21 Most Double Plays GM 4 Most assists game 10 Fielding Pct. .966 Assists 678 Strikeouts (Pitching) 381 Most Assists (Game) 28 Longest Game 15 Longest MW Tourney Game 15 Most DPs Game 4 (3 times) Team Mountain West Play Lowest ERA 5.06 Lowest Opp Avg. .277 Most K’s pitching 188 Most 2B Season 71 Most 2B Game 9 (twice) Most HPB Season 38 Most Assists Season 376 Most extra base hits Game 10 Most SB’s Game 6 Most DP’s turned Game 4 (twice) Largest Win margin GM 12 runs

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2015 Game-By-Game Air Force Baseball 2015 Game-By-Game Overall: 23-29 Date

Opponenent

Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 21 Feb. 22 Feb. 28 March 1 March 1 March 6 March 7 March 8 March 10 March 13 March 14 March 15 March 17 March 18 March 20 March 21 March 22 March 25 March 27 March 28 March 29 March 31 April 2 April 3 April 4 April 7 April 10 April 11 April 12 April 14 April 18 April 18

at The Citadel at The Citadel DH 1 at The Citadel DH 2 at Savannah State at NEW MEXICO** at NEW MEXICO** at NEW MEXICO** vs. Navy^ vs. Navy DH 1^ vs. Navy DH 2^ at San José State* at San José State* at San José State* ADAMS STATE UNLV* UNLV* UNLV* at Missouri at Missouri at San Diego State* at San Diego State* at San Diego State* at Creighton at Jacksonville State at Jacksonville State at Jacksonville State NORTHERN COLORADO SAN JOSÉ STATE* SAN JOSÉ STATE* SAN JOSÉ STATE* at Northern Colorado at New Mexico* at New Mexico* at New Mexico* NORTHERN COLORADO FRESNO STATE* DH 1 FRESNO STATE* DH 2

April 19 April 20 April 24 April 25 April 26 May 1 May 2 May 3 May 8 May 9 May 14 May 16 May 20 May 21 May 22

FRESNO STATE* UTAH VALLEY at UNLV* at UNLV* at UNLV* at Army West Point at Army West Point at Army West Point SAN DIEGO STATE* SAN DIEGO STATE* at Nevada* at Nevada* vs. New Mexico # vs. UNLV # vs. San Diego St. #

MW: 11-17 W/L Score L L L L L W L W L W L W W W W L W L W L L L L L L W W W W W W L L L W W W L W L L L L W W L L L W L W L

Home: 11-4 AF / Opp R H E / R H E Inn. AF Pitcher

Away: 9-22

Neutral: 3-3

Attend. Time Game Recap/AF Highlights

3-5 3-8 5-6 1-6 6-10 8-3 5-15 2-1 3-5 6-2 0-2 12-0 3-2 13-5 12-0 3-4 11-10 0-6 4-2 2-14 1-13 2-9 3-4 6-0 6-7 7-4 9-2 13-3 11-7 19-7 12-3 1-6 6-10 0-5 17-4 2-1 10-1

3 3 5 1 6 8 5 2 3 6 0 12 3 13 12 3 11 0 4 2 1 2 3 6 6 7 9 13 11 19 12 1 6 0 17 2 10

6 3 7 7 14 9 11 7 10 7 4 15 9 17 16 10 17 3 9 5 4 10 8 8 10 13 14 14 14 23 20 4 11 1 17 5 13

0/ 2/ 1/ 2/ 3/ 0/ 6/ 0/ 3/ 2/ 2/ 0/ 1/ 1/ 1 0/ 1/ 1/ 0/ 3/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 0/ 1/ 0/ 2/ 0/ 2/ 0/ 1/ 0/ 1/ 2/ 0/ 0/

5 8 6 6 10 3 15 1 5 2 2 0 2 5 1 4 10 6 2 14 13 9 4 0 7 4 2 3 7 7 3 6 10 5 4 1 1

9 7 6 12 9 4 8 4 8 5 10 4 6 11 5 9 10 8 7 15 15 11 12 3 9 8 5 6 8 8 5 10 11 9 7 7 6

0 1 3 5 1 3 2 1 2 4 1 3 1 4 1 2 5 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 0 3 2 1 2 2 1 2

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 7 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 14 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

Jax (0-1) Stanford (0-1) DeVries (0-1) Monaghan (0-1) Jax (0-2) DeVries (1-1) Holloway (0-1) Stanford (1-1) DeVries (1-2) Monaghan (1-1) Jax (0-3) Trojan (1-0) DeVries (2-2) Monaghan (2-1) Jax (1-3) Trojan (1-1) DeVries (3-2) Holloway (0-2) Monaghan (3-1) Jax (1-4) Trojan (1-2) DeVries (3-3) Rieker (0-1) Jax (1-5) DeVries (3-4) Rieker (1-1) Trojan (2-2) Jax (2-5) DeVries (4-4) Monaghan (4-1) Trojan (3-2) Jax (2-6) DeVries (4-5) Monaghan (4-2) Trojan (4-2) Jax (3-6) Trojan (5-2)

510 -644 160 773 828 659 822 -472 355 359 336 256 477 212 306 622 156 426 421 529 914 411 344 346 119 85 131 163 131 765 802 818 88 -80

2:37 2:29 2:25 2:28 2:44 2:25 3:29 2:20 3:11 2:19 1:51 2:42 2:23 2:39 1:49 2:41 3:05 2:29 2:35 2:34 2:42 2:23 4:22 1:53 2:24 3:14 2:35 2:33 2:44 3:11 3:10 2:30 3:04 2:20 2:49 1:37 2:31

5-6 14-8 2-7 7-8 5-6 0-8 4-3 4-2 2-8 1-2 6-7 5-4 1-13 4-3 2-8

5 14 2 7 5 0 4 4 2 1 6 5 1 4 2

11 19 5 10 8 3 7 10 9 6 10 11 6 12 8

2/ 0/ 0/ 4/ 2/ 3/ 5/ 1/ 4/ 3/ 2/ 2/ 1/ 1/ 0/

6 8 7 8 6 8 3 2 8 2 7 4 13 3 8

11 12 14 11 10 11 3 5 13 5 17 5 11 7 14

0 0 2 4 0 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 2 4 0

9 9 9 10 9 9 9 9 9 10 11 9 7 15 9

Monaghan (4-3) Yokley (1-0) Jax (3-7) Trojan (5-3) Monaghan (4-4) Jax (3-8) Trojan (6-3) Monaghan (5-4) Jax (3-9) Monaghan (5-5) Monaghan (5-6) Yokley (2-0) Jax (3-10) DeVries (5-5) Biancalana (0-1)

92 305 743 566 873 147 208 188 86 95 753 1,408 696 1,019 819

2:53 2:56 2:51 2:56 2:29 2:09 3:12 2:45 2:39 2:48 4:19 3:54 2:05 4:13 2:19

Jax 6 IP, 6 K; Pierce 2 hits, 2 runs; Zabojnik 2 doubles, 2 RBIs Trojan 6 IP, 6 K; Groesbeck HR, 3B DeVries 5 IP, 8 K; Hanlin, Jones HR; Wilkie 2 hits Monaghan 6 IP, 5 K’s; Thomas 3 hits Jax 7 IP, Saleck & Draws 3 hits; Pierce 2 doubles, 2 RBIs DeVries 5 IP, 5K; Groesbeck, Pierce, Saleck HRs Monaghan 6.2 IP, 6K; Pierce and Draws 3 hits, 2 RBIs Jax 8.1 IP, 10 K; Pierce HR; Jones GW run DeVries 5.1 IP, Groesbeck 3-for-4; Haslam, Saleck 2 hits Monaghan 4.1 IP, 6 K; Yokley SV, 2.2 IP, 7 K; Draws 2 RBIs Jax 8.0 IP, 1 ER; Saleck 2 hits, 2B; Groesbeck 2B Trojan 6.1 IP, 0 ER; Jones HR, 4 RBIs; Groesbeck 3 hits DeVries 7.0, 8 K; Groesbeck 2 hits, 2 runs; Haslam 2 hits Monaghan 4.2 IP, 1 ER; Haslam 5 hits; Jones HR, 2 2B; Team 13 2Bs Jax 8 IP, 5K; Saleck 5-for-5, HR, 3 2Bs, 4 R, 5 RBIs; Groesbeck HR Monaghan 2.2 IP, 5K; Groesbeck 3H; Wilkie 2H, 2R DeVries 7.2 IP, 5K; Jones 4-for-4; Draws 3-for-4; Zabojnik 4 RBIs Rieker 4.0 IP, 1 ER; Biancalana 1.2 IP, 0 ER; Draws 3 BB Monaghan 7 IP, 6K; Jax SV; Pierce 3-for-5, HR, 2R, 3 RBIs Draws R, 3B; Pierce R, RBI; Saleck RBI Draws 2 hits, 2B; Saleck R, Wilkie RBI Pierce, Jones, Saleck 2 hits; Jones, Saleck R, Saleck, Thomas RBIs Monaghan 5 IP, 1 ER; Draws 2B, 3 RBIs; 3rd longest game in AF history Jax 7 IP, 8K; Groesbeck 2 hits, 2B DeVries 5 IP, 5K; Williams, HR, 4 RBIs; Saleck, Zabojnik, Mize 2 hits Monaghan 5 IP, 1 ER; Trojan SV; Jones HR, 3 RBIs; Draws HR, 2 RBIs Trojan 3 IP, 1H; Groesbeck 4-for-5, 3 doubles, 3 runs; Pierce 3 hits, HR Jax 7 IP, 1 ER; Saleck 3H, 6 RBIs; Jones 2H, 3R, 3RBIs; Wilkie 2 2Bs DeVries 6.1 IP, 5K; Pierce grand slam; Groesbeck HR, 3H, 3RBIs Monaghan 7 IP; 5K; Draws, Jones, Pierce 3 hits, 3 runs; Jones 4 RBIs Trojan 4 IP, 1H; Jones 5 hits; Draws 4 doubles; Pierce HR Jax 6 IP, 3K; Jones 2 hits; Mize run Zabojnik 3-for-3, RBI; Pierce, Mize 2 hits Monaghan 6 IP, 2 ER; Wilkie hit; Pierce SB Trojan 3 IP, 4K; Pierce 3-for-5 HR, 3 runs; Saleck 3H, 3R; Williams HR Jax 9 IP, 0 ER; Jones walkoff HR in 9th DeVries 4 IP, 6K; Trojan 5 IP, 4K; Groesbeck 3 hits, 2 SB; Zabojnik 3 RBIs Monaghan 6.2 IP; Groesbeck 4-for-5, 3 doubles; Haslam 2H, 2 RBIs Yokley 5 IP, 5K; Groesbeck 4-for-5, 3 SB’s; Wilkie 4 runs Jax 7 IP, 4K; Game delayed by light malfunction DeVries 6 IP, 4K; Draws 2 doubles, 2R, 2RBI; Jones 2H; 2 RBIs Monaghan 7.1 IP, 6K; Groesbeck HR; Haslam 2-for-3, 2 runs Jax 7.1 IP, 7 K’s; Fraws, Pierce, Wilkie with hits Falcons score 3 in 9th; Yokley save; Pierce 2 hits, 2 RBIs Monaghan 7 IP, 8K; Yokley SV; Groesbeck, Draws 3 hits each Jax 6.1 IP, 8K; Haslam 3-for-4, R; Jones, Wilkie 2 hits Game complete on May 10; DeVries 6.1 IP, 0 R; 7K; Haslam 2 hits Pierce 2-for-5 with HR, 2 runs, 3 RBIs; Draws, Zabojnik 2 hits Monaghan SV; Devries 5 IP, 1 run; Draws 4-for-5, 2 RBIs Wilkie 2 hits; Draws H, 2 BB, R; Haslam H, RBI School record & MW Champ record 15 inn; DeVries 6.1 IP, Saleck 4 H Pierce, Haslam 2 hits; Haslam R, RBI; DeVries H, RBI

* MW game ** MW game (Air Force the home team) # MW Championship - Reno, Nev. ^ Freedom Classic - Kinston, N.C.

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2015 Statistics INDIVIDUAL HITTING STATISTICS Player

AVG GP-GS AB

33 HASLAM, Bradley .347 37-34 1 GROESBECK, Adam .338 52-52 25 DRAWS, Spencer .314 51-51 2 JONES, Tyler .301 52-52 18 SALECK, Tyler .276 52-52 11 PIERCE, Noah .274 52-52 9 ZABOJNIK, Tyler .241 52-52 20 WILKIE, Travis .224 52-52 12 MIZE, Shaun .201 48-48 ----------Below 2.0 At Bats Per Game 16 DeVRIES, Jacob .667 2-0 37 GRAHAM, Justin .357 12-1 24 THOMAS, David .265 25-3 26 HANLIN, Jordan .250 21-4 17 WILLIAMS, Russell .194 34-15 3 HAWKINS, Benn .000 4-0 36 ROBB, Ryan. .000 9-0 4 DENKINGER, Anthony .000 1-0 Totals .277 52-52 Opponents .265 52-52

2B 3B HR RBI

TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO

FLD

12 47 31 40 30 42 11 28 24

43 75 64 58 55 57 47 36 35

11 25 17 14 12 12 15 9 3

1 1 4 3 1 0 0 1 1

0 5 1 6 2 8 0 1 1

16 27 35 41 28 44 19 19 18

56 117 92 96 75 93 62 50 43

.452 .527 .451 .497 .377 .447 .318 .311 .247

6 17 28 15 15 14 7 4 8

2 5 3 19 5 10 6 5 3

17 43 30 45 46 38 47 55 37

0 2 3 5 4 7 3 4 3

.386 .398 .401 .400 .341 .338 .288 .262 .247

0 0 0 2 2 3 3 2 1 1 8 0 0 1 2 10 1 3

2 80 62 53 534 46 78 347 86

8 5 5 6 44 120 180 58 144

0 4 2 3 6 13 6 11 17

1.000 .955 .971 .952 .990 .927 .977 .974 .931

3 0 2 14 4 5 34 3 9 28 2 7 62 9 12 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1824 283 505 1705 292 451

0 1 3 1 3 0 0 0 126 97

0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13 10

0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 27 15

1 4 2 1 9 0 0 0 264 252

2 6 12 11 23 0 0 0 738 613

.667 .429 .353 .393 .371 .000 .000 .000 .405 .360

0 0 1 1 3 1 4 1 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 126 66 249 59

0 3 10 10 26 0 1 0 408 381

0 0 0 1 2 . 0 0 0 34 39

.667 .438 .342 .364 292 .000 .000 .000 .343 .374

0 0 0-0 7 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0-2 3 0 0 0-0 22 1 1 4-5 12 0 0 0-0 4 0 1 0-0 3 0 0 0-0 0 18 24 74-99 1369 19 32 66-105 1394

24 0 0 2 10 0 2 0 678 575

2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 73 79

.939 .000 1.000 1.000 .957 1.000 1.000 .000 .966 .961

124 222 204 193 199 208 195 161 174

2-3 21-26 5-5 12-18 1-2 12-14 7-10 0-1 10-13

LOB - Team (381), Opp (407). DPs turned - Team (53), Opp (43). CI - Team (4), WILKIE 4. IBB - Team (5), GROESBECK 2, HASLAM 1, ZABOJNIK 1, SALECK 1, Opp (1). Picked off - PIERCE 2, GROESBECK 2, MIZE 2, DRAWS 2, THOMAS 1, ZABOJNIK 1, WILKIE 1.

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING STATISTICS Player

ERA

W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV

23 MONAGHAN, Trent 2.75 5-6 20 30 TROJAN, Steven 3.58 6-3 21 16 DeVRIES, Jacob 4.68 5-5 16 22 JAX, Griffin 5.17 3-10 16 ----------Below 1.0 Innings Pitched Per Game 35 VICINO, Dominic 0.00 0-0 1 38 RIEKER, Michael 3.70 1-1 14 21 YOKLEY, Ben 3.97 2-0 27 34 KINCART, Joe 6.00 0-0 7 27 STANFORD, Nathan 6.48 1-1 9 31 BIANCALANA, Nick 6.75 0-1 12 29 HOLLOWAY, Ryan 8.36 0-2 10 7 JACOBS, Tucker 9.00 0-0 9 4 DENKINGER, Anthon 18.00 0-0 1 32 LOHNES, Sam 27.00 0-0 1 Totals 4.54 23-29 52 Opponents 4.47 29-23 52

2B 3B

11 8 13 15

0 0 0 2

0 0 0 0

0 1 0 0

1 1 0 1

91.2 60.1 84.2 102.2

90 42 72 121

49 29 54 76

28 24 44 59

39 40 53 37

73 56 80 72

21 8 12 28

2 0 3 2

HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 1 2 2 6

338 208 305 413

2 8 12 4

6 17 12 4

2 0 3 0

3 0 1 3

8 3 8 6

0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 52 52

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5

0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 3

0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 9

0.2 24.1 34.0 6.0 8.1 20.0 14.0 8.0 1.0 0.2 456.1 464.2

0 30 31 11 5 24 12 12 0 1 451 505

0 11 18 4 6 16 16 9 2 2 292 283

0 10 15 4 6 15 13 8 2 2 230 231

1 14 25 1 5 9 15 8 0 2 249 126

1 11 45 5 8 14 11 4 1 0 381 408

0 0 6 2 4 0 3 0 3 1 9 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 97 10 126 13

0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 15 27

1 .000 0 95 .316 0 124 .250 6 26 .423 0 28 .179 0 81 .296 4 49 .245 3 33 .364 0 3 .000 0 1 1.000 0 1705 .265 39 1824 .277 43

1 1 2 1 2 4 6 1 2 0 59 66

0 2 1 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 13 3

1 2 2 1 0 0 3 1 0 2 19 18

0 3 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 32 24

.266 .202 .236 .293

PB - Team (21), WILKIE 18, HANLIN 2, HAWKINS 1, Opp (10). Pickoffs - Team (10), TROJAN 3, DeVRIES 3, MONAGHAN 1, JAX 1, YOKLEY 1, WILKIE 1, Opp (11). SBA/ATT - WILKIE (62-91), DeVRIES (21-29), JAX (15-21), MONAGHAN (9-20), TROJAN (6-10), YOKLEY (3-7), RIEKER (5-6), BIANCALANA (3-5), HANLIN (4-4), HOLLOWAY (3-3), STANFORD (1-2), JACOBS (0-2).

Spencer Draws Adam Groesbeck

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2015 mOUNTAIN wEST sTATISTICS MOUNTAIN WEST INDIVIDUAL HITTING STATISTICS Player

AVG GP-GS AB

33 HASLAM, Bradley .400 20-19 25 DRAWS, Spencer .352 27-27 2 JONES, Tyler .327 28-28 18 SALECK, Tyler .318 28-28 1 GROESBECK, Adam .317 28-28 9 ZABOJNIK, Tyler .294 28-28 11 PIERCE, Noah .257 28-28 20 WILKIE, Travis .233 28-28 12 MIZE, Shaun .172 24-24 ----------Below 2.0 At Bats Per Game 37 GRAHAM, Justin .400 6-1 24 THOMAS, David .200 14-2 26 HANLIN, Jordan .133 11-4 17 WILLIAMS, Russell .091 20-7 36 ROBB, Ryan .000 5-0 3 HAWKINS, Benn .000 1-0 Totals .286 28-28 Opponents .277 28-28

2B 3B HR RBI

TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO

FLD

65 108 110 107 123 102 105 90 87

8 20 23 16 26 8 22 15 15

26 38 36 34 39 30 27 21 15

6 8 9 9 10 10 8 5 2

0 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 1

0 0 3 2 4 0 3 0 1

8 12 25 23 17 15 24 9 11

32 52 56 49 61 40 44 28 22

.492 .481 .509 .458 .496 .392 .419 .311 .253

4 18 3 8 8 1 13 2 5

1 0 11 3 5 5 6 1 2

6 13 23 25 24 19 17 28 16

0 1 3 2 1 2 5 2 2

.443 .441 .403 .381 .382 .333 .357 .253 .232

0 1 0 0 0 0 5 2 1

0 2 1 0 0 1 0 7 1

2-3 4-4 4-8 0-0 10-13 3-4 7-8 0-1 4-5

2 29 31 291 43 37 30 181 52

7 2 1 27 2 100 71 30 75

0 0 2 4 2 3 9 6 9

1.000 1.000 .941 .988 .957 .979 .918 .972 .934

10 20 15 33 1 1 977 929

3 4 1 4 0 2 3 3 0 0 0 0 160 279 171 257

1 2 0 1 0 0 71 46

0 0 0 1 0 0 7 6

0 0 0 0 0 0 13 6

3 2 0 3 0 0 152 153

5 6 2 6 0 0 403 333

.500 .300 .133 .182 .000 .000 .412 .358

0 0 0 1 3 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 67 38 137 36

2 7 7 14 1 0 202 188

0 0 1 2 0 0 21 29

.400 .238 .316 .189 .000 .000 .352 .387

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 9 13 10 17

0-0 0-1 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 36-49 44-68

0 2 3 11 2 1 736 744

0 0 0 6 1 0 376 333

0 0 0 1 0 0 44 38

.000 1.000 1.000 .944 1.000 1.000 .962 .966

LOB - Team (200), Opp (224). DPs turned - Team (36), Opp (25). CI - Team (2), WILKIE 2. IBB - Team (4), GROESBECK 2, SALECK 1, HASLAM 1, Opp (1). Picked off - MIZE 1, GROESBECK 1, ZABOJNIK 1.

MOUNTAIN WEST INDIVIDUAL PITCHING STATISTICS Player

ERA

W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV

23 MONAGHAN, Trent 3.65 1-5 11 22 JAX, Griffin 4.50 3-6 10 16 DeVRIES, Jacob 5.04 4-2 10 30 TROJAN, Steven 5.29 2-3 12 ----------Below 1.0 Innings Pitched Per Game 27 STANFORD, Nathan 0.00 0-0 4 34 KINCART, Joe 0.00 0-0 3 35 VICINO, Dominic 0.00 0-0 1 31 BIANCALANA, Nick 3.12 0-0 6 38 RIEKER, Michael 6.23 0-0 5 21 YOKLEY, Ben 8.25 1-0 12 4 DENKINGER, Anthony 18.00 0-0 1 29 HOLLOWAY, Ryan 18.90 0-1 4 7 JACOBS, Tucker 27.00 0-0 3 32 LOHNES, Sam 27.00 0-0 1 Totals 5.06 11-17 28 Opponents 4.75 17-11 28

2B 3B

4 10 9 4

0 2 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1

1 0 0 0

44.1 68.0 55.1 34.0

47 82 47 31

29 46 35 21

18 34 31 20

19 24 34 22

37 37 49 29

10 14 6 6

1 2 2 0

HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 0 2 1 1

167 276 200 122

.281 .297 .235 .254

1 4 7 3

4 1 8 16

0 0 3 0

1 1 1 0

6 4 3 2

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 28 28

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2

1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1

1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 5

5.0 2.1 0.2 8.2 8.2 12.0 1.0 3.1 1.1 0.2 245.1 248.0

1 3 0 11 12 15 0 5 2 1 257 279

0 0 0 3 6 13 2 10 4 2 171 160

0 0 0 3 6 11 2 7 4 2 138 131

0 0 1 3 6 13 0 7 6 2 137 67

4 3 1 5 6 12 1 3 1 0 188 202

1 0 0 4 2 3 0 0 0 0 46 71

0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 7

0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 13

15 9 1 35 32 47 3 15 6 1 929 977

.067 0 .333 0 .000 0 .314 1 .375 0 .319 3 .000 0 .333 2 .333 0 1.000 0 .277 21 .286 25

1 0 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 36 38

0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 1

0 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 2 10 9

0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 17 13

PB - Team (9), WILKIE 9, Opp (2). Pickoffs - Team (4), TROJAN 2, MONAGHAN 1, JAX 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - WILKIE (44-60), DeVRIES (16-23), JAX (14-19), MONAGHAN (6-12), TROJAN (4-6), YOKLEY (1-4), RIEKER (2-2), BIANCALANA (0-1), HOLLOWAY (1-1).

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Senior Class of 2015 USAFA Baseball Class of 2015

Noah Pierce 3B

Tyler Saleck 1B

David Thomas OF

Dominic Vicino RHP

Ben Yokley RHP

Noah Pierce Year 2012 Fr. 2013 So. 2014 Jr. 2015 Sr. Career

GP-GS 45-41 11-10 52-49 52-52 160-152

AB 139 26 196 208 569

R 14 2 30 42 88

H 30 5 58 57 150

2B 7 0 13 12 32

3B 1 0 2 0 3

HR 1 0 3 8 12

RBI 18 3 25 44 90

SB 1 1 2 12 16

BB 4 2 5 14 25

K 34 6 33 38 111

Avg. .216 .192 .296 .274 .264

SLG .302 .192 .429 .447 .394

OBP .247 .250 .317 338 .305

FLD .939 .826 .946 .927 .932

Tyler Saleck Year 2012 Fr. 2013 So. 2014 Jr. 2015 Sr. Career

GP-GS 28-22 38-34 24-19 52-52 142-127

AB 60 128 79 199 466

R 5 17 8 30 60

H 11 33 21 55 120

2B 3 11 4 12 30

3B 0 0 2 1 3

HR 0 4 3 2 9

RBI 5 26 12 28 71

SB 0 1 0 1 2

BB 7 9 4 15 35

K 21 33 20 46 120

Avg. .183 .258 .266 .276 .258

SLG .233 .438 .481 .377 .393

OBP .265 .307 .301 .341 .315

FLD .982 .901 .947 .990 .974

David Thomas Year GP-GS 2012 Fr. 51-47 2013 So. 31-9 2014 Jr. 51-44 2015 Sr. 25-3 Career 158-103

AB 162 41 145 34 382

R 21 6 24 3 54

H 34 7 34 9 84

2B 9 3 6 3 21

3B 5 1 1 0 7

HR 3 0 3 0 6

RBI 28 4 16 2 50

SB 4 0 6 0 10

BB 20 9 18 3 50

K 34 17 35 10 96

Avg. .210 .171 .234 .265 .220

SLG .383 .293 .352 .353 .359

OBP .305 .346 .331 .342 .323

FLD .947 1.000 1.000 1.000 .976

Dominic Vicino Year 2015 Sr.

GP-GS 1-0

W 0

L 0

Sv 0

IP 0.2

H 0

CG 0

SHO 0

R 0

ER 0

K 1

BB 1

ERA 0.00

Ben Yokley Year 2012 Fr. 2013 So. 2014 Jr. 2015 Sr. Career

GP-GS 16-0 27-0 25-1 27-0 *95-1

W 1 2 2 2 7

L 1 3 4 0 8

Sv 0 1 2 4 7

IP 18.1 29.1 40.0 34.0 121.2

H 22 40 43 31 136

CG 0 0 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0 0 0

R 13 26 37 18 94

ER 13 20 26 15 74

K 17 26 49 45 137

BB 13 16 23 25 77

ERA 6.38 6.14 5.85 3.97 5.47

*Denotes School Record

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Yearly Records OVERALL CONFERENCE VS. DI VS. DII YEAR W-L-T PCT. W-L-T FINISH W-L-T W-L-T 1957 6-9 1958 9-9 1959 8-7 1960 14-9 1961* 12-12 1962* 20-11 1963 15-13 1964* 22-5 1965 10-12 1966* 17-10 1967* 16-9 1968 14-17 1969* 16-8-1 1970 21-12 1971 19-20 1972 16-19 1973 13-12 1974 18-14 1975 16-18 1976 17-24 1977 20-18-1 1978 22-15 1979 33-13 1980 27-9-1 1981 12-30 1982 28-19 1983 18-21 1984 22-20 1985 18-27 1986 18-28 1987 13-28 1988 25-33 1989 27-27 1990 26-34 1991 22-27 1992 23-24 1993 28-22 1994 26-24 1995 29-25 1996 18-36 1997 13-37 1998 14-39 1999 19-32 2000 23-34 2001 23-33 2002 27-28 2003 15-39 2004 6-49 2005 9-44 2006 10-38 2007 8-44 2008 18-33 2009 14-37 2010 13-42 2011 19-36 2012 14-39 2013 15-39 2014 20-34 2015 23-29 Totals 1057-1437-3

.400 .500 .533 .609 .500 .645 .536 .815 .454 .630 .640 .452 .660 .636 .487 .457 .520 .562 .470 .415 .526 .595 .717 .743 .286 .596 .461 .524 .400 .391 .317 .431 .500 .433 .449 .489 .560 .520 .537 .333 .260 .264 .372 .403 .411 .491 .277 .109 .170 .208 .154 .353 .275 .236 .345 .246 .278 .370 .442 .424

5-19 12-12 7-16 11-13 9-15 7-17 7-17 7-21 13-13 7-21 1-20 5-20 5-16 7-15 10-18 8-21 6-24 7-23 5-20 6-23 8-21 14-15 3-27 0-28 4-26 1-21 0-23 4-20 3-18 3-20 4-20 5-19 7-23 10-20 11-17 222-683

5th T2nd 5th 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 7th 5th 8th 8th 7th 5th 6th 5th 6th 3rd 4th 11th 6th 6th 4th 6th 6th 6th 7th 7th 7th 7th 7th 7th 5th 6th T-6th 5th

2-3 14-5-1 11-9 10-3 5-17 14-3 8-12 8-7 5-10 8-2 12-10 6-4 7-13 9-5 5-19 12-5 9-10 11-8-1 7-10 15-5 12-12 21-1 13-7-1 14-2 6-28 6-2 17-16 11-3 12-18 6-3 15-18 7-2 10-24 8-3 9-22 9-6 7-24 6-4 9-27 16-6 18-21 9-6 14-29 12-5 8-25 14-2 14-23 9-1 14-21 14-1 12-23 14-1 15-19 14-6 11-30 7-6 10-34 3-3 11-35 3-4 11-30 8-2 17-32 7-2 19-33 4-0 20-27 7-1 13-37 2-2 6-47 0-2 9-44 0-0 6-38 4-0 3-42 5-2 15-32 3-1 12-37 2-0 11-42 2-0 19-36 0-0 13-39 1-0 15-39 0-0 19-34 1-0 22-29 1-0 538-1,197-1 346-126-2 .310 .732

FALCONS IN THE POSTSEASON

COACH Capt. Glenn Mackie Jack Schwall Capt. Wendell Lawrence Capt. Wendell Lawrence Capt. Wendell Lawrence Capt. Wendell Lawrence Capt. Wendell Lawrence Lt. Col. John Sparks Lt. Col. John Sparks Col. John Sparks Col. John Sparks Capt. Rene Miller Capt. Terry Goewert Capt. Terry Goewert Capt. Joe Robison Capt. Joe Robison Capt. Joe Robison Capt. Joe Robison Capt. Joe Robison Ron Hudak Capt. Joe Robison Capt. Joe Robison Maj. Joe Robison Maj. Joe Robison Maj. Joe Robison Maj. Joe Robison Maj. Joe Robison Maj. Joe Robison Maj. Joe Robison Capt. Jim Hanley Capt. Jim Hanley Capt. Jim Hanley Paul Mainieri Paul Mainieri Paul Mainieri Paul Mainieri Paul Mainieri Paul Mainieri Eric Campbell Eric Campbell Eric Campbell Eric Campbell Joe Giarratano Reed Peters Reed Peters Reed Peters Reed Peters Mike Hutcheon Mike Hutcheon Mike Hutcheon Mike Hutcheon Mike Hutcheon Mike Hutcheon Mike Hutcheon Maj. Mike Kazlausky Mike Kazlausky Mike Kazlausky Mike Kazlausky Mike Kazlausky

1950’s 23-25 .479 1960’s 156-106-1 .593 1970’s 195-165-1 .540 1980’s 208-242-1 .461 78-143 1990’s 218-300 .421 61-198 2000’s 153-379 .288 43-222 2010’s 103-219 .320 40-109 * Denotes NCAA regional qualifier

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1961 (District VII Playoffs) May 23 Wyoming, L 10-12 (A) May 25 Colorado State College, L 6-10 (A) 1962 (District VII Playoffs) June 1 Colorado State College, L 2-7 (A) June 2 BYU, W 4-2 (A) June 3 New Mexico, W 2-1 (A) June 4 Colorado State College, L 5-6 (A) 1964 (Regional Championships) May 23 Colorado State College, W 3-1 (H) May 25 Colorado State College, W 7-1 (H) June 1 Arizona State, L 1-6 (H) June 5 Arizona State, L 6-7 (A) 1966 (Regional Championships) May 21 Colorado State College, W 7-6 (10) (H) May 23 Idaho State, L 1-2 (A) May 26 Idaho State, L 2-4 (A) 1967 (District VII Playoffs) May 27 Idaho, W 5-0 (A) May 27 Idaho, W 10-7 (A) May 28 Arizona State, L 0-11 (A) May 29 Arizona State, W 5-2 (A) May 30 Arizona State, L 0-6 (A) 1969 (District VII Playoffs) May 25 Idaho, L 1-3 (A) May 26 Idaho, L 4-5 (A) 2000 (MWC Championships) May 17 New Mexico, L 3-17 (N) May 18 UNLV, W 13-11 (A) May 19 Utah, W 10-5 (N) May 20 ^San Diego State, L 4-9 (N) ^Championship Game Tournament played in Las Vegas, Nev. 2001 (MWC Championships) May 16 BYU, L 3-18 (A) May 17 San Diego State, L 0-8 (A) Tournament played in San Diego, Calif. 2002 (MWC Championships) May 22 BYU, L 3-18 (A) May 23 San Diego State, L 6-9 (N) Tournament played in Provo, Utah 2003 (MWC Championships) May 18 UNLV, L 1-10 (N) May 19 Utah, L 6-7 (N) Tournament played in Albuquerque, N.M. 2004 (MWC Championships) May 26 UNLV, L 9-13 (A) May 26 BYU, W 5-3 (N) May 27 New Mexico, L 2-23 (N) Tournament played in Las Vegas, Nev. 2005 (MWC Championships) May 25 San Diego State, L 21-6 (N) May 25 New Mexico, L 11-9 (N) Tournament played in Salt Lake City, Utah 2006 (MWC Championships) May 23 BYU, L 7-5 (N) May 24 San Diego State, L 26-1 (N) Tournament played in Las Vegas, Nev. 2012 (MW Championships) May 22 San Diego State, L 15-6 (N) May 23 Fresno State L, 6-4 (A) Tournament played in Fresno, Calif. 2014 (MW Championships) May 21 San Jose State L, 11-3 (N) Tournament played in Las Vegas, Nev. 2015 (MW Championships) May 20 New Mexico, L 13-1 (N) May 21 UNLV, W 4-3, 15 Inn. (N) May 22 San Diego State, L 8-2 (N) Tournament played in Reno, Nev.

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Year-By-Year Leaders At-Bats 1957 Bob Beckel 1958 Norm Haller 1959 Larry Thomson 1960 Norm Haller 1961 Jon Staples 1962 Wilson Parma 1963 Darryl Bloodworth 1964 Jim Steed 1965 Bruce Huneke 1966 John McBroom 1967 John McBroom 1968 Barry Cline 1969 Rick Starr 1970 Herb Long Dick Smithwick 1971 Tom Stites 1972 Brad Fulk 1973 Jeff Brown 1974 Jeff Greiner 1975 Jim Corrigan 1976 Steve Murdoch 1977 Karl Apfel 1978 Steve Saleck 1979 Steve Saleck 1980 Jim Best 1981 Joe Romanko 1982 Joe Romanko 1983 Kyle Skalisky 1984 Paul Ayres Tom Coleman 1985 Tom Coleman 1986 Dan Broderick 1987 Joe Saleck 1988 Mark Frankenberg 1989 Dan Broderick 1990 Darren Schwankl 1991 Vern Mullis 1992 Mike Manor 1993 Manny Robinson 1994 Vern Mullis 1995 Lance Massey 1996 Derek Sawser 1997 Derek Sawser 1998 Travis Lauritsen 1999 Chris Humphrey 2000 Mike Thiessen 2001 Brian Labasco 2002 Adam Howes 2003 Adam Howes 2004 Nate DeRohan 2005 Reid Lamson 2006 Karl Bolt 2007 Karl Bolt 2008 Addison Gentry 2009 Matt Alexander 2010 Matt Alexander Garrett Custons 2011 Alex Bast 2012 Alex Bast 2013 Garrett Custons 2014 Spencer Draws 2015 Adam Groesbeck

Matt Alexander

68 72 72 92 62 122 103 124 88 100 101 116 103 118 118 120 122 82 127 138 157 132 135 164 140 154 173 136 151 151 167 142 149 198 171 189 153 162 172 165 191 197 194 215 194 220 191 211 215 197 193 153 192 194 214 232 232 211 197 215 197 222

Runs 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 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 2012 2013 2014 2015

John Kuenzel Larry Thomson Norm Haller Norm Haller Larry Day Larry Day Jim Steed Darryl Bloodworth John Ollila John McBroom Rick Starr Barney Mills Rick Starr Dick Smithwick Brad Fulk Brad Fulk Jim Ilseng Brian Duffy Jeff Brown Jeff Brown Deacon Winters Steve Saleck Jim Best Deacon Winters John Johnson Joe Romanko Paul Ayres Paul Ayres Tom Coleman Eric Pharris Eric Pharris Mike White Mark Frankenberg Mike Kazlausky Mike Kazlausky Mike Kazlausky Lance Pilch Manny Robinson Lance Pilch Manny Robinson Vern Mullis Lance Massey Mike Sharp Justin Collins Derek Sawser Mike Thiessen Mike Thiessen Mike Thiessen Mike Thiessen Josh Phifer Adam Howes Nate DeRohan Reid Lamson Karl Bolt Karl Bolt Nathan Carter Matt Alexander Nathan Carter Garrett Custons Garrett Custons Garrett Custons Tyler Jones Noah Pierce Adam Groesbeck

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19 25 14 28 16 33 34 31 22 26 34 29 24 33 34 41 20 30 46 35 34 43 56 60 39 44 34 42 44 44 59 35 55 63 57 44 50 50 51 51 62 73 65 37 37 52 71 70 48 59 56 36 52 30 34 51 53 51 42 34 48 30 30 47

Hits 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 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 2012 2013 2014 2015

John Kuenzel John Kuenzel Norm Haller Norm Haller Kent Lammers Wilson Parma Bruce Huneke Jim Steed Bruce Huneke Barney Mills John McBroom Barney Mills Dick Smithwick Dick Smithwick Tom Stites Phil Hudson Jeff Brown Jim Corrigan Jeff Brown Steve Murdoch Kyel Bartels Steve Saleck Steve Saleck Deacon Winters John Johnson Joe Romanko Eric Pharris Paul Ayres Tom Coleman Dan Broderick Joe Saleck Mark Frankenberg Dan Broderick Darren Schwankl Vern Mullis Vern Mullis Manny Robinson Glenn Harris Lance Massey Mike Sharp Derek Sawser Travis Lauritsen Mike Thiessen Mike Thiessen Brian Labasco Adam Howes Josh Phifer Karl Bolt Reid Lamson Karl Bolt Karl Bolt Nathan Carter Matt Alexander Matt Alexander Garrett Custons Alex Bast Garrett Custons Tyler Jones Adam Groesbeck

23 26 24 36 27 51 42 51 33 35 42 38 34 52 45 41 29 38 52 54 56 56 62 60 57 65 49 57 69 61 54 86 71 70 52 62 65 69 82 75 65 71 81 91 62 80 76 60 62 48 68 58 82 80 69 60 76 66 75

Batting Average 1957 John Kuenzel 1958 Jim Burton 1959 Norm Haller 1960 Norm Haller 1961 Roger Zoeller 1962 Wilson Parma 1963 Bruce Huneke 1964 Jim Steed 1965 John McBroom 1966 Barney Mills 1967 Tipp Simpson 1968 Dave Spencer 1969 Dick Smithwick 1970 Dick Smithwick 1971 Tom Stites 1972 Phil Hudson 1973 Jeff Brown 1974 Jeff Brown 1975 Jeff Brown 1976 Jeff Brown 1977 Kyle Bartels 1978 Steve Saleck 1979 Jim Best 1980 Deacon Winters 1981 John Johnson 1982 John Johnson 1983 Eric Pharris 1984 Paul Ayres 1985 Eric Pharris 1986 Eric Pharris 1987 Joe Saleck 1988 Mark Frankenburg 1989 Mike Kazlausky 1990 Darren Schwankl 1991 Mike Kazlausky 1992 Troy Simon 1993 Vern Mullis 1994 Glenn Harris 1995 Lance Massey 1996 Mike Sharp 1997 Justin Collins 1998 Mike Boomsma 1999 Mike Thiessen 2000 Mike Thiessen 2001 Tony Shockley 2002 Adam Howes 2003 Josh Phifer 2004 Karl Bolt 2005 Reid Lamson 2006 Karl Bolt 2007 Karl Bolt 2008 Nathan Carter 2009 Matt Alexander 2010 Addison Gentry 2011 Garrett Custons 2012 Seth Kline 2013 Seth Kline 2014 Tyler Jones 2015 Bradley Haslam

Barney Mills

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.418 .463 .364 .391 .467 .418 .438 .411 .403 .357 .422 .360 .422 .441 .357 .350 .354 .400 .419 .380 .434 .415 .402 .488 .407 .491 .434 .377 .434 .476 .362 .434 .426 .370 .348 .404 .374 .429 .429 .408 .417 .360 .424 .414 .351 .379 .413 .349 .321 .314 .354 .312 .383 .346 .330 .322 .356 .338 .347

Home Runs 1957 John Kuenzel 1958 Bob Beckel John Kuenzel Bob Sapp 1959 Five players 1960 Clark Walker 1961 Mke Quinlan 1962 Kent Lammers Leo Schuerling 1963 Darryl Bloodworth 1964 Jim Steed 1965 Bruce Huneke 1966 John McBroom Barney Mills Fred Withycombe 1967 Barney Mills 1968 David Spencer 1969 Rick Starr 1970 Dick Smithwick 1971 Brad Fulk 1972 Brad Fulk 1973 Jeff Brown Jim Ilseng 1974 Jeff Brown 1975 Jeff Brown 1976 Bob Wagner 1977 Kyle Bartels 1978 Steve Saleck 1979 Steve Saleck 1980 Deacon Winters 1981 Jim Dahlman 1982 Four players 1983 Paul Ayres Ron Klein 1984 Paul Ayres 1985 Chris Anspach 1986 Dan Broderick Eric Pharris 1987 Mike White 1988 Mark Frankenberg 1989 Joe Saleck 1990 Mike Kazlausky Tim Lambert 1991 Troy Simon 1992 Vern Mullis 1993 Vern Mullis 1994 Glenn Harris 1995 Lance Massey 1996 Jason Rudd 1997 Justin Collins 1998 Travis Lauritsen 1999 Chris Humphrey 2000 Chris Humphrey 2001 Gerremy Goldsberry Mike Thiessen 2002 Josh Phifer 2003 Josh Phifer 2004 Jason Brown 2005 Karl Bolt 2006 Karl Bolt 2007 Karl Bolt 2008 Matt Alexander 2009 Matt Alexander 2010 Addison Gentry 2011 Nathan Carter Garrett Custons 2012 Seth Kline 2013 David Baska 2014 Seth Kline 2015 Noah Pierce

Steve Salek

6 3 3 3 1 5 3 5 5 10 10 4 5 5 5 10 6 5 12 12 10 7 7 10 11 9 10 10 15 20 7 4 5 5 9 10 9 9 19 21 11 7 7 12 11 9 16 18 11 11 9 13 10 9 9 13 15 6 12 9 8 7 15 13 6 6 5 6 5 8

RBI 1957 John Kuenzel 1958 Norm Haller Jim Kerr John Kuenzel 1959 Jim Burton 1960 Clark Walker 1961 Jon Medina 1962 Kent Lammers 1963 Bruce Huneke 1964 Jim Steed 1965 Richard Lee 1966 John McBroom 1967 Barney Mills 1968 David Spencer 1969 Rick Starr 1970 Dick Smithwick 1971 Brad Fulk 1972 Brad Fulk Tom Stites 1973 Jeff Brown 1974 Jeff Brown 1975 Jeff Brown 1976 Dave Lawson 1977 Kyle Bartels 1978 Kyle Bartels 1979 Deacon Winters 1980 Deacon Winters 1981 Joe Romanko 1982 Joe Romanko 1983 Kyle Skalisky 1984 Paul Ayres 1985 Chris Anspach 1986 Dan Broderick 1987 Mike White 1988 Mark Frankenberg 1989 Dan Broderick 1990 Mark DeGrange 1991 Troy Simon 1992 Vern Mullis 1993 Manny Robinson 1994 Glenn Harris 1995 Glenn Harris 1996 Jason Rudd 1997 Justin Collins 1998 Travis Lauritsen 1999 Chris Humphrey 2000 Chris Humphrey 2001 Gerremy Goldsberry 2002 Josh Phifer 2003 Josh Phifer 2004 Nate DeRohan 2005 Karl Bolt 2006 Karl Bolt 2007 Karl Bolt 2008 Addison Gentry 2009 Matt Alexander 2010 Garrett Custons 2011 Nathan Carter 2012 Alex Bast 2013 Seth Kline 2014 Tyler Jones 2015 Noah Pierce

21 21 21 21 12 24 15 31 28 40 18 23 37 28 23 53 37 27 27 22 24 40 33 42 45 56 63 34 45 32 43 53 55 49 83 52 44 35 55 59 72 58 50 44 48 57 60 46 69 62 34 39 30 47 46 65 64 34 31 40 31 44

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Year-By-Year Leaders Stolen Bases 1957 Roger Axlund 1958 Jim Burton Jim Kerr 1959 John Kuenzel 1960 John Kuenzel Mike Quinlan Jon Staples 1961 Jon Staples 1962 Wilson Parma 1963 Darryl Bloodworth 1964 Mimman 1965 Richard Lee Gary May John Ollila 1966 Fred Withycombe 1967 Rick Starr 1968 Rick Starr 1969 David Spencer 1970 Herb Long Bill Maggio 1971 Bill Maggio 1972 Brad Fulk 1973 Jeff Brown 1974 Jim Ilseng 1975 Jeff Brown 1976 Jeff Brown 1977 Kyle Apfel 1978 Tom Green 1979 Jim Best 1980 Steve Saleck 1981 John Johnson 1982 John Johnson 1983 Paul Ayres 1984 Irv Higa 1985 Bruce Hawkins Bob Johnson 1986 Eric Pharris 1987 Chuck Cook Bob Johnson 1988 Tyler Eldred 1989 Rick Wynn 1990 Mike Kazlausky Tim Lambert 1991 Mike Kazlausky 1992 Lance Pilch 1993 Manny Robinson 1994 Glenn Harris 1995 Mike Sharp 1996 Andy Watson 1997 Derek Sawser 1998 Mike Stolley 1999 Chad Hillberg 2000 Mike Thiessen 2001 Brian Labasco Mike Thiessen 2002 Adam Howes 2003 Adam Howes 2004 Josh Wolfram 2005 Reid Lamson 2006 Chay Derbigny 2007 Chay Derbigny 2008 Chay Derbigny 2009 Nathan Carter 2010 Garrett Custons 2011 Garrett Custons 2012 Blair Roberts 2013 Garrett Custons 2014 Tyler Jones 2015 Adam Groesbeck

Chay Derbigny

6 5 5 8 7 7 7 7 8 7 6 3 3 3 13 8 24 9 14 14 17 7 9 5 8 6 10 26 41 16 23 28 43 14 10 10 29 5 5 14 6 13 13 24 12 15 11 18 17 11 9 17 16 12 12 27 17 17 18 12 16 31 15 16 13 9 14 7 21

Wins 1957 Jim Burton Jim Gunter 1958 Jim Gunter 1959 n/a 1960 Terry Norris 1961 Terry Norris Bob Schaumberg 1962 Bob Schaumberg 1963 Pete Bracci Gary Wallace 1964 Pete Bracci 1965 Al McClure 1966 Dick Guido Al McClure 1967 Bill Horacek 1968 Bill Savage 1969 Bill Horacek 1970 Ed Cole 1971 Rich Haynie 1972 Rich Haynie 1973 Larry Bryant Dave Commons 1974 Rich Haynie 1975 Rick Sarver 1976 Wade Leatham 1977 Bob Ciola Keith Heise 1978 Keith Heise 1979 Wade Leatham 1980 John Lahoff 1981 Bob Wright 1982 Bob Wright 1983 Bob Wright 1984 Bob Wright 1985 Roch Rhinehart 1986 Scott Oss Roch Rhinehart 1987 Jon Mosier 1988 Jim Lucas Scott Oss 1989 Mike Wollet 1990 Steve Carson 1991 Rob Lisch 1992 Kevin McCallum 1993 Kevin McCallum Jason Rudd 1994 Dave Lyons Keith Umlauf 1995 Dave Lyons 1996 Ryan Johnson 1997 Todd Ladd Jason Martin 1998 Travis Lauritsen 1999 Matt Kaercher 2000 Erik Fisher Matt Kaercher 2001 Mike Tufte 2002 Matt Kaercher 2003 Paul Vignola 2004 Clayton Couch 2005 Paul Pratt 2006 Mitch Brown 2007 Jake Petro 2008 Michael Ruvolo 2009 Aaron Kurcz Jake Petro 2010 Season carley Kincaid Koehler 2011 Evan Abrecht 2012 Evan Abrecht 2013 Alex Baker Steven Trojan 2014 Bo Wilson 2015 Steven Trojan

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ERA 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 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 2012 2013 2014 2015

Jim Gunter 5.25 Jim Gunter 5.37 Bob Kellock 4.96 Bob Schaumberg 3.88 Terry Norris 4.15 Larry Backus 3.18 Gary Wallace 2.45 Pete Bracci 3.12 Al McClure 2.50 Al McClure 2.50 Bill Savage 3.15 Bill Horacek 3.55 Dick McDonald 3.16 Dick McDonald 3.16 Rich Haynie 2.54 Dave Smith 2.93 Larry Bryant 3.52 Rich Haynie 3.62 Matt Martorano 3.04 Bob Ciola 3.45 Keith Heise 3.00 Greg Postulka 3.18 Tom Grinstead 2.15 Tom Grinstead 4.64 Bob Wright 3.58 Mike Schardt 2.73 Bob Wright 3.58 Roch Rhinehart 6.40 Scott Oss 7.33 Scott Oss 7.70 Dave Krause 5.72 Jim Lucas 7.04 Jon Mosier 5.31 Mike Wollet 4.72 Rob Lisch 5.58 Kevin McCallum 5.46 Jason Rudd 5.54 Keith Umlauf 5.04 Keith Umlauf 3.96 Ryan Johnson 6.64 Todd Ladd 6.00 Todd Ladd 5.75 Erik Fisher 8.81 Erik Fisher 5.33 David Diehl 4.32 Jesper Stubbendorff 5.53 Josh Zumbrun 6.44 Clayton Couch 7.79 Paul Pratt 9.62 Mitch Brown 5.65 Mitch Brown 5.87 Alex Truesdale 6.73 Alex Truesdale 7.04 Alex Truesdale 10.80 Sean Carley 3.94 Evan Abrecht 4.81 Cameron White 5.21 Cameron White 4.30 Trent Monaghan 2.75

Strikeouts 1957 Jim Burton 47 1958 Jim Gunter 38 1959 n/a 1960 Brian Kaley 36 1961 Bob Kellock 29 1962 Fred Olmsted 59 1963 Pete Bracci 80 1964 Pete Bracci 103 1965 Al McClure 60 1966 Al McClure 95 1967 Jim Hogarty 71 1968 Bill Horacek 73 1969 Bill Horacek 46 1970 Ed Cole 51 1971 Rich Haynie 75 1972 Rich Haynie 82 1973 Larry Bryant 42 1974 Rich Haynie 78 1975 Dave Commons 40 1976 Wade Leatham 41 1977 Bob Ciola 47 1978 Keith Heise 41 1979 Wade Leatham 61 1980 Ernie Richardson 34 1981 Bob Wright 52 1982 Bob Wright 79 1983 Bob Wright 74 1984 Bob Wright 73 1985 Roch Rhinehart 55 1986 Roch Rhinehart 47 1987 David Krause 41 Jon Mosier 41 Scott Oss 41 1988 Jon Mosier 59 1989 Jim Lucas 74 1990 Mike Wollet 53 1991 Rob Lisch 45 1992 Brody Pettit 33 1993 Jason Rudd 67 1994 Keith Umlauf 62 1995 Keith Umlauf 53 1996 Eric Eldridge 53 1997 Eric Eldridge 41 Tosh Smith 41 1998 Travis Lauritsen 67 1999 Matt Kaercher 48 2000 Erik Fisher 85 2001 Mike Tufte 93 2002 Erik Fisher 88 2003 Paul Vignola 36 2004 Clayton Couch 47 2005 Kyle DePierre 43 2006 Mitch Brown 51 2007 Mitch Brown 49 2008 Alex Truesdale 58 2009 Alex Truesdale 51 2010 Alex Truesdale 60 2011 Sean Carley 62 2012 Ben Bertelson 66 2013 Ben Bertelson 80 2014 Cameron White 94 2015 Jacob DeVries 80

Inings Pitched 1957 Jim Burton 52.0 1958 Jim Gunter 62.0 1959 n/a 1960 Terry Norris 42.2 1961 Terry Norris 47.2 1962 Gary Wallace 64.2 1963 Pete Bracci 73.2 1964 Pete Bracci 98.0 1965 Al McClure 86.1 1966 Al McClure 86.1 1967 Jim Hogarty 80.0 1968 Bill Horacek 75.2 1969 Bill Horacek 54.1 1970 Ed Cole 65.1 1971 Rich Haynie 74.1 1972 Rich Haynie 82.2 1973 Larry Bryant 46.0 1974 Rich Haynie 76.2 1975 Dave Commons 54.2 1976 Terry Taubert 69.1 1977 Greg Postulka 48.1 1978 Greg Postulka 48.1 1979 Wade Leatham 71.0 1980 Tom Grinstead 54.1 1981 Bob Wright 59.0 1982 Bob Wright 85.0 1983 Bob Wright 75.1 1984 Bob Wright 68.0 1985 Roch Rhinehart 88.1 1986 Scott Oss 60.2 1987 Scott Oss 64.0 1988 Scott Oss 86.0 1989 Jim Lucas 84.0 1990 Steve Carson 63.1 1991 Rob Lisch 59.2 1992 Kevin McCallum 61.0 1993 Jason Rudd 79.2 1994 Rob Lisch 60.1 1995 Dave Lyons 96.0 1996 Eric Eldridge 89.1 1997 Dave Lyons 63.2 1998 Travis Lauritsen 81.0 1999 Mike Tufte 87.1 2000 Erik Fisher 104.1 2001 Mike Tufte 103.2 2002 Matt Kaercher 110.1 2003 Jesper Stubbendorff 76.2 2004 Clayton Couch 71.2 2005 Paul Pratt 62.2 2006 Mitch Brown 71.2 2006 Alex Truesdale 79.0 2008 Alex Truesdale 97.2 2009 Alex Truesdale 70.1 2010 Alex Truesdale 81.2 2011 Evan Abrecht 85.0 2012 Evan Abrecht 95.1 2013 Cameron White 107.0 2014 Cameron White 104.2 2015 Griffin Jax 102.2

Saves 1957 n/a 1958 n/a 1959 n/a 1960 n/a 1961 n/a 1962 n/a 1963 n/a 1964 n/a 1965 n/a 1966 n/a 1967 n/a 1968 n/a 1969 Rex LeVoy 5 1970 n/a 1971 n/a 1972 Corrigan, Haynie 1 1973 Glen Routh 5 1974 Rich Haynie 2 1975 Matt Martorano 3 1976 Wade Leatham 1 1977 Bob Ciola 2 John Lahoff 2 1978 Ernie Richardson 2 1979 Jim Firth 6 1980 Jim Firth 2 1981 Mike Schardt 2 1982 Mike Schardt 2 1983 Chip Kozak 1 1984 Bob Wright 2 1985 Eric Pharris 2 1986 Roch Rhinehart 2 1987 Greg Schwartz 2 1988 Jim Lucas 3 1989 Jim Lucas 1 Jon Mosier 1 1990 Steve Carson 4 1991 Steve Carson 8 1992 Steve Carson 4 1993 D. Sonson 1 Keith Umlauf 1 1994 Keith Umlauf 9 1995 Keith Umlauf 11 1996 Travis Lauritsen 3 1997 Todd Ladd 4 1998 Todd Ladd 9 1999 Tommy Cisar 1 2000 Kiwedin Cornell 2 2001 David Diehl 4 2002 Paul Pratt 4 2003 Jason Pruitt 2 2004 Mitch Brown 2 2005 Sam Rosener 2 2006 Paul Vignola 6 2007 David Miller 1 2008 Michael Ruvolo 4 2009 Aaron Kurcz 7 2010 Evan Abrecht 3 2011 Stephen Colangelo 7 2012 Mike Kazakoff 3 2013 Ben Bertelson 2 Bo Wilson 2 2014 Nathan Stanford 4 2015 Ben Yokley 4

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Year-By-Year Team Hitting Team 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 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 2012 2013 2014 2015

GM 14 18 18 15 23 22 27 26 27 22 27 25 31 25 33 39 35 25 32 34 41 39 37 46 37 42 47 39 40 45 46 41 58 54 60 49 47 50 50 54 54 50 53 51 57 56 55 54 55 51 48 52 51 51 55 55 53 54 54 52

Avg. .267 .260 .312 .254 .318 .323 .329 .328 .337 .284 .270 .301 .284 .290 .297 .274 .280 .262 .312 .313 .291 .316 .338 .329 .382 .274 .315 .314 .307 .346 .342 .301 .340 .334 .288 .293 .336 .319 .360 .334 .308 .283 .278 .323 .331 .289 .324 .327 .285 .279 .249 .272 .275 .291 .309 .275 .249 .282 .251 .277

AB 472 572 613 544 771 736 1,087 945 981 729 907 845 970 816 1,114 1,199 1,051 762 1,056 1,182 1,257 1,114 1,125 1,400 1,167 1,301 1,479 1,241 1,288 1,381 1,420 1,267 1,836 1,568 1,730 1,385 1,432 1,484 1,602 1,675 1,712 1,667 1,768 1,775 1,963 1,849 1,897 1,906 1,743 1,740 1,491 1,700 1,704 1,793 1,986 1,846 1,770 1,857 1,784 1,824

R 94 111 154 85 235 167 256 241 220 145 186 188 184 175 228 228 201 135 225 298 225 237 328 372 389 249 308 244 313 353 373 295 507 372 323 276 372 378 467 438 381 270 343 417 449 331 432 394 295 312 210 237 304 338 404 272 216 283 236 283

H 126 149 191 138 235 238 352 310 331 207 245 254 276 237 331 329 294 200 329 370 366 352 380 460 446 357 466 390 396 478 486 382 624 524 498 406 481 473 576 559 527 472 492 573 650 535 615 623 497 486 371 462 469 522 613 508 441 524 448 505

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2B 15 19 24 23 33 30 53 47 49 29 44 33 48 34 51 36 41 32 52 49 60 52 64 68 68 42 91 70 71 81 89 73 151 105 99 67 93 83 118 115 117 90 120 135 142 103 142 134 95 95 66 92 97 94 122 100 83 122 94 126

3B 7 7 17 9 16 25 18 25 17 12 13 8 12 8 10 17 13 6 22 16 6 8 23 21 17 7 18 15 8 23 19 6 14 19 19 17 21 35 38 27 25 18 11 17 5 20 21 23 14 20 13 11 32 21 36 20 19 10 11 13

HR 4 9 13 5 17 26 34 59 40 13 26 34 21 18 32 28 28 25 43 53 30 40 41 49 60 26 30 26 44 38 43 44 73 45 29 46 45 32 76 72 60 34 44 56 48 31 42 63 26 49 32 23 31 57 48 26 19 22 24 27

RBI 73 96 136 72 149 152 215 205 210 95 155 161 154 153 204 196 180 112 201 244 191 211 269 311 327 196 261 204 264 304 311 253 448 337 278 244 313 327 418 376 336 231 302 362 413 287 378 361 242 277 184 215 283 303 361 250 197 249 204 264

TB 167 209 288 194 351 396 543 584 534 299 393 405 411 341 548 483 445 319 554 594 528 540 613 717 728 491 683 568 615 719 742 599 1,022 802 722 645 751 722 998 944 874 700 766 910 946 771 925 992 698 768 559 645 723 829 951 726 619 732 636 738

SLG .354 .365 .470 .357 .455 .538 .500 .618 .544 .410 .433 .479 .424 .418 .492 .403 .423 .419 .525 .503 .420 .485 .545 .512 .624 .377 .462 .458 .477 .521 .523 .473 .557 .511 .417 .466 .524 .487 .623 .564 .511 .420 .433 .513 .482 .417 .488 .520 .400 .441 .375 .379 .424 .462 .479 .393 .350 .394 .357 .405

120

104 116 96 132 94 137 134 185 143 115 83 114 157 156 157 185 193 142 153 154 121 171 196 202 158 261 175 195 137 194 192 198 205 167 130 163 191 244 193 182 153 188 181 176 169 168 177 211 143 181 146 139 126

GDP OBP SF

187

13 11 2 3 7

14 9 12 8 13 12 22 20 17 22 13 24 11 8 22 55 48 30 55 28 41 60 76 59 36 52 76 68 35 34 50 50 42 54 43 66 41 42 62 47 64 32 66

157 204 145 168 191 211 145 254 278 177 158 196 163 249 188 167 204 149 231 222 176 188 178 166 168 267 222 280 220 244 201 260 257 345 322 345 356 344 403 308 385 474 420 335 360 381 344 401 375 389 395 342 408

17 14 24

21 24 12

33 20

46 41 45 34 20 31 45 36 46 35 45 22 43 40 21 24 27 28 29 29 31 33 24 30 35 36 35 34

.469 .411 .380 .396 .426 .411 .448 .430 .389 .348 .352 .406 .419 .364 .387 .388 .368 .359 .347 .351 .359 .365 .383 .345 .333 .352 .216 .343

8 6 6

12 9 20

12 26 21 6 16 17 15 13 7 9 18 15 14 14 15 18 23 28 22 7 23 26 23 21 37 20 16 13 10 9 21 17 20 14 11 20 5 18

11 39 17 18 21 21 23 33 21 10 9 11 16 22 8 12 12 12 10 9 8 25 21 18 23 13 20 22 24 25 28 20 44 41 46 33 30 24

SB-ATT PO 40 354 43 422 27 442 30 399 48 573 34 525 30 767 39 656 26 696 19 529 34 673 31 609 68 744 41 601 65 831 83 909 35-51 769 46-65 585 29-39 749 36-46 837 26-34 925 47-59 805 122-132 800 122-138 1,025 75-95 795 53-72 957 100-125 1,070 25-40 888 40-56 919 53-75 976 79-110 968 22-25 866 40-58 1,237 27-42 1,104 64-91 1,315 77-110 1,049 52-79 1,023 53-72 1,084 42-66 1,090 77-105 1,203 70-91 1,226 49-70 1,194 43-78 1,289 61-86 1,261 76-102 1,384 71-111 1,394 98-132 1,360 53-78 1,327 76-114 1,278 55-78 1,250 59-85 1,172 78-117 1,286 84-108 1,302 68-91 1,272 67-92 1,411 47-73 1,402 34-53 1,351 50-75 1,377 27-50 1,383 74-99 1,369

A 167 176 193 163 230 207 302 261 264 200 260 249 282 236 357 357 276 212 272 331 399 399 320 480 323 428 511 390 409 419 401 359 550 431 552 409 461 492 455 633 581 492 572 569 588 607 579 617 490 553 487 622 529 546 585 624 609 625 619 678

E 59 78 54 54 71 62 58 74 59 39 52 69 73 55 83 65 59 54 59 65 99 68 86 68 77 118 110 90 84 92 105 102 164 100 125 100 112 91 77 112 118 133 146 135 145 136 106 95 116 100 90 95 83 85 87 85 84 97 94 73

FLD .898 .885 .922 .912 .919 .922 .949 .925 .942 .949 .947 .927 .933 .938 .935 .951 .947 .937 .945 .947 .931 .946 .929 .957 .936 .921 .935 .934 .941 .938 .929 .920 .916 .939 .937 .936 .930 .945 .953 .943 .939 .927 .927 .931 .932 .936 .948 .953 .938 .947 .949 .953 .957 .955 .958 .960 .959 .954 .955 .966

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Year-By-Year Team Pitching Team 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 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 2012 2013 2014 2015

G 14 18 18 15 23 22 27 26 27 22 27 25 31 25 33 39 35 25 32 34 41 39 37 46 37 42 47 39 40 45 46 41 58 54 60 49 47 50 50 54 54 50 53 51 57 56 55 54 55 51 48 52 51 51 55 55 53 54 54 52

W-L 5-9 6-12 9-9 8-7 14-9 12-10 18-9 15-11 22-5 10-12 17-10 16-9 14-17 16-8 21-12 19-20 16-19 13-12 18-14 16-18 17-24 20-18-1 22-15 33-13 27-9 12-30 28-19 18-21 21-19 18-27 18-28 13-28 25-33 27-27 26-34 22-27 23-24 28-22 26-24 29-25 18-36 13-37 14-39 19-32 23-34 23-33 27-28 15-39 6-49 9-42 10-38 8-44 18-33 14-37 13-42 19-36 14-39 15-39 20-34 23-29

ERA 7.72 6.70 6.31 7.17 5.70 5.16 4.26 4.16 3.45 4.38 3.29 3.64 4.20 3.67 5.40 4.67 4.67 4.98 5.02 6.03 5.27 6.67 4.70 4.32 7.14 9.48 5.53 6.23 8.46 10.75 9.66 10.12 10.03 7.46 6.90 7.70 7.44 6.15 7.85 7.11 9.55 9.23 9.05 9.96 6.87 7.42 7.96 9.07 12.16 12.18 10.69 8.36 8.34 8.34 11.31 6.09 6.10 6.60 5.31 4.54

10 22 10 16 15 14 9 11 19 16 5 13 10 15 16 20 22 23 10 16 14 13 12 11 9 18 13 7 5 4 13 2 4 10 2 3 7 9 4 10 6 2 2 2 1 2 3 3 4 8 4 2 2

SHO SV IP 1 118.0 0 141.0 0 147.0 0 133.0 4 191.0 173.0 255.2 3 218.2 0 232.0 1 172.1 3 224.1 2 203.0 1 248.0 0 10 208.0 1 276.2 3 302.1 3 2 256.1 1 7 195.0 1 2 250.2 0 3 279.0 3 1 309.1 3 7 268.1 1 6 266.2 3 9 341.2 0 2 265.0 0 5 319.0 1 3 358.0 0 1 296.0 1 5 308.1 0 3 322.1 2 3 322.1 1 3 300.2 1 4 412.7 3 2 368.0 4 7 438.1 2 9 349.2 2 6 341.0 2 2 361.1 2 10 363.1 1 12 401.0 0 3 409.0 0 7 398.0 1 10 429.2 2 1 420.1 3 3 461.1 1 8 464.2 0 8 453.2 2 2 442.1 1 2 426.1 0 4 416.2 2 6 390.2 2 1 428.2 0 7 434.0 2 9 424.0 0 5 470.1 1 8 467.1 2 3 450.1 1 6 459.1 2 7 461.0 2 8 456.1

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H 135 173 176 166 198 184 288 213 219 222 203 198 281 209 322 339 288 214 258 349 406 331 308 380 329 513 440 400 420 541 527 492 695 471 568 497 457 470 491 560 664 629 682 701 685 698 642 700 809 747 615 654 679 696 893 639 595 642 570 451

R 142 148 132 131 173 132 164 140 138 138 118 132 175 116 211 211 191 146 194 241 259 240 208 239 245 420 292 274 361 462 442 412 599 369 418 373 362 310 371 394 532 536 562 567 489 491 485 537 701 644 555 471 466 495 654 394 381 398 341 292

ER 101 105 103 121 99 121 101 89 97 82 82 116 85 166 157 133 108 140 187 181 188 139 164 211 336 220 205 290 385 346 338 460 305 336 299 282 247 317 317 434 408 432 465 352 383 401 446 576 564 464 398 402 393 591 316 305 337 272 230

BB 91 123 118 95 147 69

SO 95 94 93 93 143 115

133 114 107 104 76 110 86 144 152 130 107 149 175 168 141 145 161 132 203 157 148 208 230 193 188 283 220 246 203 217 172 212 194 239 246 236 214 183 196 219 231 271 247 252 201 179 153 226 188 168 156 153 249

220 217 125 208 149 223 158 191 215 202 163 195 204 180 184 204 210 157 185 212 212 219 183 193 199 237 302 353 221 223 251 294 258 266 293 298 245 337 378 339 223 290 263 253 224 275 253 322 311 315 346 363 381

2B 20 30 16 29 29 32 36 32 34 29 33 33 48 27 39 36 41 32 53 52 51 58 54 69 74 100 68 79 78 116 107 82 150 106 115 90 80 105 99 127 142 132 161 136 147 156 154 163 169 180 147 154 147 125 157 165 129 139 108 97

3B 9 11 12 6 6 13 16 20 8 12 5 6 12 5 12 17 13 6 7 13 10 16 17 12 7 12 17 6 10 5 19 15 25 10 23 13 23 8 11 11 28 20 22 15 28 30 24 23 36 30 18 33 22 18 21 11 18 22 37 10

HR 5 8 17 9 6 13 12 14 19 13 10 19 21 15 20 29 28 25 31 27 33 44 27 36 48 64 45 44 52 91 69 83 92 59 46 48 43 45 65 48 79 90 90 82 60 55 69 82 107 85 76 48 49 88 97 44 29 29 24 15

AVG .278 .296 .298 .296 .264 .277 .285 .235 .236 .306 .238 .244 .281 .260 .282 .275 .280 .262 .263 .301 .312 .299 .282 .283 .311 .357 .286 .319 .324 .366 .361 .365 .367 .307 .309 .334 .327 .316 .323 .330 .362 .353 .352 .368 .341 .341 .331 .361 .396 .389 .358 .354 .358 .369 .407 .331 .321 .333 .302 .265

WP 14 6 7 7 14

HP 9 12 5 5 14

22 13 9 16 8 9

4 14 10 2 12 10 6

4 16 25 20 15 24 21 29 15 54 23 34 45 42 47 34 71 35 49 43 44 59 60 36 56 70 80 68 43 46 42 57 97 73 57 67 40 42 53 56 36 42 33 39

15 11 15

SFA SHA

2 3

4 2 2 2 10

0 1 4 3 14 5 12 3 9 0 14 2 17 1 22 2 14 3 12 3 20 2 21 1 20 3 19 4 18 5 19 1 31 2 25 5 28 3 28 1 28 2 17 5 23 2 22 7 40 6 58 3 43 14 53 21 64 21 56 21 66 25 101 10 83 13 53 11 60 9 42 13 69 7 52 7 59 8 73 2 61 7 59 13

9 8

11 11

12 6 10 20 18 13 15 22 17 17 35 16 9 14 25 23 16 25 29 23 25

11 16 12 11 9 15 23 14 10 4 12 12 27 16 29 12 18 15 11 14 16

31 20 30 29 33 32 33 24 25 30 35 17 31 24 17 19

26 27 15 16 11 15 20 34 28 21 28 40 40 38 40 32

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GM Avg. AB

RBI TB

SLG

GDP OBP SF

SB-ATT PO

FLD

24 24 24 24

.306 .299 .302 .359

777 730 785 767

143 132 178 224

238 218 237 277

49 41 49 47

8 6 5 12

17 19 23 26

124 111 137 189

360 328 365 426

.463 .449 .465 .555

63 71 68 126

13 8 15 11

116 99 105 94

7 13 9 8

13 14 14 21

39-55 11-19 26-35 28-41

564 543 526 524

277 249 213 205

59 61 42 56

.934 .929 .946 .945

21 28 26 28 21 25 21 22 28 29 30 30 22

.286 .318 .341 .284 .284 .300 .289 .341 .332 .313 .276 .295 .305

643 895 760 770 610 749 620 683 913 885 1,009 1,038 793

143 215 177 139 99 151 98 154 226 181 151 213 158

184 285 259 219 173 225 179 233 303 277 278 306 242

38 53 54 44 33 38 27 41 57 59 55 78 48

1 7 8 7 6 5 7 14 8 8 8 8 5

25 34 20 18 19 26 12 30 43 35 16 26 26

119 190 163 118 87 138 79 143 198 163 127 191 140

299 454 389 331 275 351 256 392 505 457 397 478 378

.465 .507 .512 .430 .451 .469 .413 .574 .553 .516 .393 .461 .477

62 120 72 86 56 78 51 67 107 69 72 91 62

9 30 19 10 23 8 12 19 35 28 27 26 21

75 151 106 117 117 151 91 104 148 173 216 192 178

6 5 4 8 9 4 6 6 8 5 5 4 11

4-4 18-30 6-12 14-25 18-31 21-35 15-24 10-20 38-56 35-47 33-44 25-41 14-30

520 570 436 532 445 465 639 631 729 747 553

212 249 179 246 199 210 352 297 290 347 238

50 57 50 64 44 42 68 64 82 100 48

.937 .935 .925 .924 .936 .941 .936 .935 .926 .916 .943

SH 6 10 9 6 13 15 12 11 11 6 19 16 18 18 19 13

SB-ATT PO 29-40 709 33-54 728 50-73 742 14-26 767 35-56 651 21-30 706 20-30 547 31-48 586 26-36 609 25-33 543 13-24 603 12-22 606 20-29 613 17-31 764 11-22 781 36-49 736

A 307 305 318 375 257 304 228 277 253 232 249 272 283 365 364 376

E 86 70 50 57 55 55 48 45 40 35 32 39 33 56 40 44

FLD .922 .937 .955 .952 .943 .948 .942 .950 .956 .957 .964 .957 .953 .953 .966 .962

7 13 19 18 27 23 34 11

.374 .354 .415 .423 .381 .393 .362 .366

4 6 6 5 6 8 7 8 12 12 5 13 11

GDP 20 26 8 16 11 14 14 15 18 18 7 17 22 22 19 21

OBP .379 .348 .369 .349 .345 .338 .352 .358 .321 .333 .365 .332 .342 .363 .322 .352

SF 6 12 15 6 7 4 4 4 6 5 10 6 4 10 1 9

MW Years (2000-15) Team 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

GM 29 29 29 30 28 28 22 23 24 21 23 24 24 30 30 28

Avg. .298 .284 .301 .291 .266 .265 .264 .286 .247 .266 .300 .261 .266 .290 .265 .286

AB 1,006 970 980 1,074 876 977 717 810 793 737 841 792 809 1,022 1,014 977

R 179 144 187 170 125 154 108 107 106 104 156 102 96 163 125 160

H 300 275 295 313 233 259 189 232 196 196 252 207 215 296 269 279

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2B 61 55 59 63 45 47 35 46 37 33 50 52 37 70 55 71

3B 3 5 9 9 8 10 7 3 12 10 13 8 11 5 10 7

HR 24 10 22 28 14 24 20 9 11 20 24 9 6 7 12 13

RBI 161 128 163 153 104 143 99 99 98 93 141 93 89 146 110 152

TB 439 370 438 478 336 398 298 311 290 309 400 302 292 427 380 403

SLG .436 .381 .447 .445 .364 .407 .416 .384 .366 .419 .476 .381 .361 .418 .375 .412

BB 109 84 100 66 87 86 79 73 60 61 78 62 80 86 71 67

HP 26 18 15 32 22 20 21 19 29 16 15 25 16 37 15 38

SO 204 211 188 248 264 250 170 180 176 161 163 171 193 226 178 202

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W-L

ERA

SHO SV IP

AVG

WP HP

SFA SHA

24 24 24 24 24 21 28 26 28 21 25 21 22 28 29 30 30 22

12-12 8-16 11-13 15-9 7-17 4-17 7-21 13-13 7-21 1-20 5-20 5-16 7-15 10-18 8-21 6-24 7-23 4-18

5.98 7.31

7 9

12.19

12.27 11.68 8.18 9.33 11.05 9.97 8.68 10.22 8.87 9.24 10.44 10.23 11.42

4 8 9 4 2 1 3 1 0 8 1 1 2

0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

188.0 181.0

248 280

156 198

125 147

70 88

109 189

36 58

12 5

26 31

.314 .347

11 17

7 31

3 1

13 10

5 7

175.0

336

294

237

124

106

.367

0 2 1 1 0 1 1 2 6 2 3 4 0

149.2 205.0 176.0 190.0 145.0 177.2 148.1 155.0 213.0 210.1 243.0 249.0 184.1

286 377 233 296 249 290 236 254 358 356 420 454 331

240 332 197 243 227 244 168 209 265 273 368 368 274

204 266 160 197 178 197 143 176 210 216 282 283 234

92 147 97 134 101 119 77 106 101 112 155 118 93

84 110 136 142 69 102 78 111 125 126 184 151 94

50 80 53 58 42 59 44 48 80 72 89 1115 65

10 20 6 12 5 21 3 8 4 16 16 12 6

55 54 37 29 27 28 32 36 36 46 61 65 40

.401 .391 .309 .353 .380 .370 .369 .369 .375 .367 .376 .382 .388

26 41 8 32 21 22 29 35 22 35 48 40 35

9 13 7 15 14 13 10 12 11 7 17 28 33

1 1 0 2 2 2 1 0 3 1

12 17 7 3 7 19 16 6 16 9

2 8 5 14 10 13 7 7 11 4

5 2

14 9

4 10

2B 92 100 83 109 92 107 84 76 65 62 73 80 72 88 73 46

3B 20 20 12 15 26 14 11 19 9 8 10 7 6 19 16 6

HR 38 34 28 57 66 63 57 33 33 44 43 23 22 20 18 6

AVG .371 .373 .331 .391 .418 .409 .405 .402 .372 .393 .416 .349 .354 .355 .322 .277

WP 25 30 19 34 44 39 29 33 19 22 28 25 15 17 17 21

HP 20 28 33 33 32 54 43 18 27 18 25 22 26 42 30 36

BK 10 12 14 12 14 6 8 8 4 5 3 6 7 2 5 5

SFA SHA 20 15 16 14 16 8 18 6 17 4 18 7 13 10 13 19 10 16 12 12 13 14 7 16 10 14 15 25 10 23 10 17

MW Years (2000-15) Team 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

G 29 29 29 30 28 28 22 23 24 21 23 24 24 30 30 28

W-L 6-23 8-21 14-15 3-27 0-28 4-24 1-21 0-23 4-20 3-18 3-20 4-20 5-19 7-23 10-20 11-17

ERA 8.26 8.75 7.30 10.98 13.67 13.88 14.07 10.97 9.18 9.70 12.04 7.84 8.10 7.69 5.67 5.06

CG 3 2 9 2 1 1 0 0 2 3 1 3 4 3 2 2

SHO 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1

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SV 3 3 6 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 1 1 2 1 3 3

IP 236.1 242.2 247.2 255.2 217.1 235.1 182.1 195.1 203.0 181.0 201.0 202.0 204.1 255.0 260.1 245.1

H 394 414 350 461 448 460 357 359 339 325 389 301 325 388 352 257

R 302 300 247 367 392 406 347 275 243 243 298 213 227 249 193 171

ER 217 236 201 312 330 363 285 238 207 195 269 178 184 218 164 138

BB 104 105 110 143 140 150 137 92 79 57 103 97 80 81 66 137

SO 154 182 164 113 140 151 99 89 112 101 126 131 143 163 181 188

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Individual Season Records Games Played 1. Mark DeGrange (1990) 2. Tim Lambert (1990) Darren Schwankl (1990) 4. Chris Humphrey (2000) Mike Thiessen (2000) Mike Kazlausky (1990) Mark Frankenberg (1988) 8. Gerremy Goldsberry (2001) Gerremy Goldsberry (2000) Brendan Shannon (2000) Mike White (1988)

Mike Thiessen At bats Hits Doubles

Garrett Custons At Bats Hits Doubles

Nathan Carter Triples Walks

60 58 58 57 57 57 57 56 56 56 56

At Bats 1. Matt Alexander (2010) Garrett Custons (2010) 3. K.J. Randhawa (2010) 4. Adam Groesbeck (2015) 5. Mike Thiessen (2000) 6. Brendan Shannon (2000) 7. Garrett Custons (2013) 8. Adam Howes (2003) Travis Lauritsen (1998) 10. Matt Alexander (2009)

232 232 230 222 220 219 215 215 215 214

Hits 1. Mike Thiessen (2000) 2. Mark Frankenberg (1988) 3. Matt Alexander (2009) Lance Massey (1995) 5. Mike Thiessen (1999) 6. Matt Alexnader (2010) Adam Howes (2002) 8. Brendan Shannon (2000) Ryan Carville (1999) 10. Garrett Custons (2013) Garrett Custons (2010) Josh Phifer (2003)

91 86 82 82 81 80 80 77 77 76 76 76

Runs Scored 1. Lance Massey (1995) 2. Mike Thiessen (1999) 3. Mike Thiessen (2000) 4. Mike Sharp (1996) 5. Mike Kazlausky (1989) 6. Vern Mullis (1994) 7. Deacon Winters (1980) 8. Josh Phifer (2002) Glenn Harris (1994) Eric Pharris (1986) Doubles 1. Mike Thiessen (2000) 2. Adam Groesbeck (2015) 3. Garrett Custons (2013) Bowie Frost (2002) 5. Alex Bast (2011) Garrett Custons (2011) Josh Phifer (2003) Darren Schwankl (1990) 9. Josh Phifer (2002) Ryan Carville (1999) Travis Lauritsen (1998) Derek Sawser (1996) Mike Sharp (1996) Mike White (1988)

Mark Frankenburg

73 71 70 65 63 62 60 59 59 59

28 25 22 22 21 21 21 21 20 20 20 20 20 20

Triples 1. Vern Mullis (1994) 3. Nathan Carter (2010) 4. Nathan Carter (2008) 5. Lance Pilch (1993) Manny Robinson (1993) Charles Simmons (1974) 7. Nathan Carter (2011) Daniel Walker (2008) 9. Garrett Custons (2010) Lance Massey (1995) Glenn Harris (1994) Mike Kazlausky (1990) Mike Kazlausky (1989) Chip Skinner (1985) Jim Best (1980) Jim Steed (1964) John Kuenzel (1958)

12 11 10 8 8 8 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

Home Runs 1. Mark Frankenberg (1988) 2. Deacon Winters (1980) 3. Mike White (1987) 4. Lance Massey (1995) 5. Glenn Harris (1995) Glenn Harris (1994) 7. Matt Alexander (2009) Josh Phifer (2003) Steve Saleck (1980) 10. Addison Gentry (2010) Josh Phifer (2002) Chris Humphrey (1999)

21 20 19 18 16 16 15 15 15 13 13 13

Runs Batted In 1. Mark Frankenberg (1988) 2. Glenn Harris (1994) 3. Josh Phifer (2002) 4. Matt Alexander (2009) 5. Garrett Custons (2010) 6. Deacon Winters (1980) 7. Josh Phifer (2003) 8. Addison Gentry (2010) Chris Humphrey (2000) 10. Manny Robinson (1993)

83 72 69 65 64 63 62 61 61 59

Stolen Bases 1. Jim Best (1979) 2. Chay Derbigny (2008) 3. Eric Pharris (1986) 4. John Johnson (1982) 5. Adam Howes (2002) 6. Tom Green (1978) 7. Mike Kazlausky (1991) Rick Starr (1968) 9. John Johnson (1981) Steve Miller (1979)

41 31 29 28 27 26 24 24 23 23

Hit By Pitch 1. Glenn Harris (1996) Jason Rudd (1996) 3. Tyler Jones (2015) David Baska (2013) 5. Garrett Custons (2013) 6. Josh Phifer (2003) Chris Humphrey (2000) Chris Humphrey (1999) 9. Chay Derbigny (2006) Mike Kazlausky (1991)

20 20 19 19 17 16 16 16 14 14

Walks 1. Mike Kazlausky (1989) 2. Lance Massey (1995) 3. Mike Thiessen (2000) 4. Mike Thiessen (2001) Mike Thiessen (1999) 6. Lance Massey (1994) 7. Mike Kazlausky (1988) Eric Pharris (1986) 9. Nathan Carter (2008) 10. Nathan Carter (2009) Addison Gentry (2009)

44 41 39 38 38 37 35 35 34 33 33

Sac Bunts 1. K.J. Randhawa (2010) 2. Travis Wilkie (2015) Blair Roberts (2011) K.J. Randhawa (2008) 5. Scot McLaughlin (1979) 6. Patrick Lobo (2011) 7. Noah Pierce (2012) Steve Miller (1979) Ed Schumacher (1979) 10. Seven times

15 10 10 10 9 8 7 7 7 6

Strikeouts 1. David Baska (2013) 2. Nathan Carter (2009) 3. Travis Wilkie (2015) 4. Nathan DeRohan (2004) 5. Jason Davis (1997) 6. Alex Bast (2010) Nathan Carter (2010) Reid Lamson (2005) Geno Salazar (2004) Kevin Gross (1996)

62 56 55 51 50 49 49 49 49 49

Batting Average 1. John Johnson (1982) 2. Deacon Winters (1980) 3. Eric Pharris (1986) 4. Roger Zoeller (1961) 5. Steve Saleck (1980) Kent Lammers (1961) Jim Burton (1958) 8. Dick Smithwick (1969) 9. Dick Smithwick (1970) Slugging Percentage (min. 100 at-bats) 1. Deacon Winters (1980) (135 TB, 123 AB) 2. Steve Saleck (1980) (114 TB, 121 AB) 3. Glenn Harris (1994) (141 TB, 161 AB) 4. Dick Smithwick (1970) (100 TB, 118 AB) 5. Lance Massey (1995) (160 TB, 191 AB) 6. Jeff Brown (1974) (75 TB, 90 AB) 7. Vern Mullis (1994) (142 TB, 171 AB) 8. Mark Frankenberg (1988) (162 TB, 198 AB) 9. Eric Pharris (1986) (102 TB, 126 AB) 10. Josh Phifer, 2003 (148 TB, 184 AB)

.491 .488 .476 .467 .463 .463 .463 .442 .441

1.098 .942 .876 .847 .838 .833 .830 .818 .809 .804

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Individual Season Records Total Bases 1. Mark Frankenberg (1988) (198 AB) 2. Lance Massey (1995) (191 AB) 3. Matt Alexander (2009) (214 AB) 4. Josh Phifer (2003) (184 AB) 5. Mike Thiessen (2000) (220 AB) Vern Mullis (1994) (171 AB) 7. Glenn Harris (1994) (161 AB) 8. Mike Thiessen (1999) (191 AB) 9. Josh Phifer (2002) (195 AB) 10. Deacon Winters (1980) (123 AB) Fielding Percentage (Attempts) (minimum of 50 attempts) 1. Chad Day (1994) (193) Darren Schwankl (1990) (95) Derck Kasel (2003) (91) Mark Frankenberg (1987) (69) Matt Alexander (2008) (67) Paul Hanson (1966) (65) Chris Gray (1987) (62) Dustin Smith (2006) (55) Ryan Fitzgerald (2004) (53) Derck Kasel (2002) (53) Mike Lawrence (1978) (53) Deacon Winters (1977) (51) Games (Pitcher) 1. Mike Kazakoff (2012) Michael Ruvolo (2007) Keith Umlauf (1995) Keith Umlauf (1994) 5. Jack Hourin (2013 6. Stephen Colangelo (2011) 7. Alex Baker (2011) 8. Ben Yokley (2015) Nathan Stanford (2014) Bo Wilson (2014) Ben Yokley (2013) Michael Ruvolo (2009) Nate Tarkowski (1998) Steve Carson (1990)

162 160 152 148 142

Complete Games 1. Pete Bracci (1964) (Consecutive) 2. Fred Olmsted (1964) 3. Bob Wright (1983) Bob Wright (1982) Wade Leatham (1979) Rich Haynie (1971) Alan McClure (1966) 8. Five players. Most recent, Jon Mosier, 1989

11 9 8 8 8 8 8 7

142 141 138 136 135

1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000

33 33 33 33 31 30 28 27 27 27 27 27 27 27

Innings Pitched 1. Matt Kaercher (2002) 2. Cameron White (2013) 3. Cameron White (2014) Erik Fisher (2000) 5. Michael Tufte (2001) 6. Griffin Jax (2015) 7. Pete Bracci (1964) 8. Alex Truesdale (2008) 9. Dave Lyons (1995) 10. Johnny Koegel (2002)

110.1 107.0 104.2 104.2 103.2 102.2 98.0 97.2 96.0 95.2

Runs Allowed 1. Mike Tufte (1999) Roch Rhinehart (1985) 3. Jon Mosier (1988) 4. Alex Truesdale (2010) 5. Scott Oss (1988) 6. Michael Tufte (2001) 7. Matt Kaercher (2002) Matt Kaercher (2000) Dave Lyons (1996) 10. Eric Eldridge (1996) Eric Eldridge (1998)

115 115 112 110 106 104 103 103 103 97 97

Earned Runs Allowed 1. Roch Rhinehart (1985) 2. Alex Truesdale (2010) 3. Dave Lyons (1996) 4. Mike Tufte (1999) 5. Matt Kaercher (2002) 6. Paul Vignola (2004) Chris Coffland (1985) 8. Michael Tufte (2001) 9. Scott Oss (1988) 10. Matt Kaercher (2000)

100 98 89 87 85 84 84 83 81 78

Walks Allowed 1. Alan McClure (1964) 2. Roch Rhinehart (1985) Jim Burton (1957) 4. Jon Mosier (1988) 5. Jacob DeVries (2015) Erik Fisher (2002) Chris Coffland (1985) 8. Jim Lucas (1989) 9. Bob Wright (1984) Alan McClure (1966)

60 58 58 57 53 53 53 49 47 47

Victories 1. Dave Lyons, 1995 (10-4, nine straight) 2. Mike Wollet, 1989 (9-3, four straight) Bob Wright, 1982 (9-3, three straight) Wade Leatham, 1979 (9-4) Rich Haynie, 1972 (9-3) Pete Bracci, 1964 (9-4) 7. Michael Tufte, 2001 (8-9, three straight) Jon Mosier, 1989 (8-6, three straight) 9. Matt Kaercher, 2002 Ryan Johnson, 1996 Kevin McCallum, 1993 (7-5, three straight) Jason Rudd, 1993 (7-4, four straight) Rob Lisch, 1991 (7-3, seven straight) Steve Carson, 1990 Bill Horacek, 1967 Alan McClure, 1965

103 95 94 93 85 85 82 80 80 80 80

10 9

Keith Umlauf Games Pitched Saves

9 9 9 9 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7

Losses 1. Cameron White, 2013 Paul Vignola, 2004 Erik Fisher, 2001 4. Griffin Jax, 2015 Ben Bertelson, 2012 Mitch Brown, 2007 Mitch Brown, 2006 Matt Kaercher, 2002 Matt Kaercher, 2000 Nate Tarkowski, 1998 Eric Eldridge, 1996 Jim Lucas, 1989

11 11 11 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

Saves 1. Keith Umlauf, 1995 2. Todd Ladd, 1998 Keith Umlauf, 1994 4. Steve Carson, 1991 5. Stephen Colangelo, 2011 Aaron Kurcz, 2009 7. Paul Vignola, 2006 8. Glen Routh, 1973 Rex Levoy, 1969 10. Ben Yokley, 2015 Nathan Stanford, 2014 Michael Ruvolo, 2008 Paul Pratt, 2002 David Diehl, 2001

11 9 9 8 7 7 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 4

Earned Run Average (Min. 30 IP) 1. Tom Grinstead, 1979 2. Garry Wallace, 1963 3. Alan McClure, 1966 Alan McClure, 1965 5. Rich Haynie, 1971 6. Mike Schardt, 1982 7. Trent Monaghan, 2015 8. Jim Firth, 1979 9. Dave Smith, 1972 10. Keith Heise, 1977

Cameron White is amongst Top 10 in Innings and strikeouts.

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Strikeouts 1. Pete Bracci (1964) 2. Alan McClure (1965) 3. Cameron White (2014) 4. Michael Tufte (2001) 5. Erik Fisher (2000) Bob Wright (1982) 7. Rich Haynie (1972) 8. Jacob DeVries (2015) Ben Bertelson (2013) Matt Kaercher (2002) Pete Bracci (1963)

2.15 2.45 2.50 2.50 2.54 2.73 2.75 2.80 2.93 3.00

Dave Lyons Wins

Pete Bracci Complete Games Strikeouts

Alex Truesdale Innings Pitched

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Vern Mullis Triples Runs Batted In

Deacon Winters Slugging Percentage

Mike Thiessen Games, At Bats, Hits, Runs, Doubles, Total Bases, walks

MOST GAMES 1. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 2. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 3. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 4. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 5. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 7. Alex Bast, 2010-13 8. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 9. Troy Simon, 1989-92 10. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 Vern Mullis, 1991-94 12. Blair Roberts, 2009-12

212 209 207 205 204 204 201 200 197 195 195 193

MOST AT BATS 1. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 2. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 3. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 4. Alex Bast, 2010-13 5. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 6. K.J. Randhawa, 2007-10 7. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 8. Karl Bolt , 2004-07 9. Blair Roberts, 2009-12 10. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 11. Vern Mullis, 1991-94

827 801 786 730 726 707 702 695 694 647 646

MOST HITS 1. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 2. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 3. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 4. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 5. Dan Broderick, 1986-89 6. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 7. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 8. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 9. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 10. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 11. Alex Bast, 2010-13

294 275 264 243 233 232 226 223 219 218 217

MOST RUNS SCORED 1. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 2. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 3. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 4. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 Josh Phifer, 2000-03 6. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 7. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 8. Mike Sharp, 1993-96 9. Dan Broderick, 1986-89 10. Deacon Winters, 1977-80 11. Eric Pharris, 1983-86

241 218 174 173 173 172 167 160 157 155 152

MOST DOUBLES 1. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 2. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 3. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 Addison Gentry, 2007-10 5. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 6. Alex Bast, 2010-13 Josh Phifer, 2000-03 8. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 9. Dan Broderick, 1986-89 10. Mike Sharp, 1993-96 11. Karl Bolt, 2004-07

77 74 57 57 56 55 55 54 52 49 47

MOST TRIPLES 1. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 2. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 3. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 4. Mike Manor, 1991-94 5. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 Glenn Harris, 1992-95 7. Mike Sharp, 1993-96 Manny Robinson, 1991-93 John Kuenzel, 1957-60 10. Derek Sawser, 1994-97 Lance Pilch, 1991-93 Troy Simon, 1989-92 Eric Pharris, 1983-86 John Ollila, 1964-66

33 20 18 16 14 14 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11

MOST HOME RUNS 1. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 2. Glenn Harris, 1992-95 Vern Mullis, 1991-94 4. Deacon Winters, 1977-80 5. Jeff Brown, 1973-76 6. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 7. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 8. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 Josh Phifer, 2000-03 Justin Collins, 1994-97 Mike White, 1986-88

46 39 39 37 35 34 33 32 32 32 32

MOST RUNS BATTED IN 1. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 2. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 3. Dan Broderick, 1986-89 4. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 5. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 6. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 7. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 8. Glenn Harris, 1992-95 9. Deacon Winters, 1977-80 10. Karl Bolt, 2004-07

195 193 188 171 170 166 165 162 157 148

MOST TOTAL BASES 1. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 2. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 3. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 4. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 5. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 6. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 7. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 Karl Bolt, 2004-07 Dan Broderick, 1986-89 10. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91

486 454 440 439 399 397 390 390 390 389 369

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HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (min. 400 at-bats) 1. Deacon Winters .792 (323 TB, 408 AB), 1977-80 2. Glenn Harris .749 (367 TB, 490 AB), 1992-95 3. Steve Saleck .724 (399 TB, 551 AB), 1977-80 4. Jeff Brown .721 (312 TB, 433 AB), 1973-76 5. Joe Saleck .715 (304 TB, 425 AB), 1987-89 6. Vern Mullis .703 (454 TB, 646 AB),. 1991-94 7. Lance Massey .686 (219 TB, 405 AB), 1993-95 8. Mike White .663 (287 TB, 433 AB), 1986-88 9. Dan Broderick .637 (390 TB, 612 AB), 1986-89 Eric Pharris .637 (324 TB, 508 AB),1983-86 11. Justin Collins .627 (318 TB, 507 AB), 1994-97 MOST STOLEN BASES 1. Jim Best, 1978-80 2. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 3. Chay Derbigny, 2006-08 4. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 5. Adam Howes, 2000-03 John Johnson, 1980-82 7. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 9. Eric Pharris, 1983-86 10. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 11. Manny Robinson, 1991-93

77 60 59 53 52 52 50 50 45 44 38

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 1. John Johnson, 1980-82 2. Eric Pharris, 1983-86 3. Kyle Bartels, 1976-78 4. Bruce Huneke, 1963-65 5. Jim Best, 1978-80 6. Mark Frankenberg (1987-88) 7. Jim Steed, 1963-64 8. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 9. Jim Burton, 1957-59 10. Jeff Brown, 1973-76 11. Dick Smithwick (1968-70) 12. Deacon Winters, 1977-80 Kent Lammers, 1960-62 14. John Medina, 1961-63 15. Lance Massey, 1993-95

.440 .415 .412 .405 .402 .398 .397 .396 .394 .390 .384 .383 .383 .382 .381

MOST STRIKEOUTS 1. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 2. Alex Bast, 2010-13 3. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 4. Geno Salazar, 2004-07 5. Blair Roberts, 2009-12 Jason Davis, 1996-99 7. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 8. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 9. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 10. Chay Derbigny, 2006-08 11. Matt Alexander, 2007-10

187 161 152 147 145 145 139 136 135 130 127

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INdividual Career Records MOST WALKS (Batting) 1. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 2. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 3. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 4. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 Mike Sharp, 1993-96 6. Lance Massey, 1993-95 7. Karl Bolt, 2003-07 8. Seth Kline, 2010-14 9. Dan Broderick, 1986-89 Steve Saleck, 1977-80 MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH 1. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 2. Chris Humphrey, 1998-00 3. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 4. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 5. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 Glenn Harris, 1992-95 7. Jason Rudd, 1993-96 8. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 9. Tyler Jones, 2014-15 10. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 Chay Derbigny, 2006-08 MOST SACRIFICE BUNTS 1. K.J. Randhawa, 2007-10 2. Blair Roberts, 2009-12 3. Matthew Roberts, 2010-13 Irv Higa, 1982-85 5. Vai Schierholtz, 2008-09, 11 6. Noah Pierce, 2012-14 Alex Bast, 2010-13 8. Parker Mayo, 2008-09, 11 Jon Polston, 2005-07 Mike Manor, 1991-94 Tom Coleman, 1982-75 MOST GAMES PITCHED 1. Ben Yokley, 2012-15 2. Michael Ruvolo, 2007-09 3. Steve Carson, 1989-92 4. Alex Baker, 2010-13 5. Jack Hourin, 2010-13 Keith Umlauf, 1992-95 7. Mitch Brown, 2004-07 8. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 9. Ben Bertelson, 2010-13 Erik Fisher, 1999-02 MOST COMPLETE GAMES 1. Bob Wright, 1981-84 2. Rich Haynie, 1971-74 3. Wade Leatham, 1976-79 Alan McClure, 1964-66 5. Scott Oss, 1985-88 Dave Commons, 1972-75 7. Bill Horacek, 1967-69 Pete Bracci, 1963-64 MOST INNINGS PITCHED 1. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 2. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 3. Cameron White, 2010-14 4. Alex Truesdale, 2007-10 5. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 6. Bob Wright, 1981-84 7. Evan Abrecht, 2009-12 8. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 9. Scott Oss, 1985-88 10. Jake Petro, 2006-09

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47 45 43 39 35 35 32 31 30 29 29

30 23 16 16 14 12 12 11 11 11 11

95 92 90 85 83 83 79 78 73 73

28 22 18 18 17 17 16 16

358.0 355.0 329.1 328.0 298.1 287.1 281.1 270.1 268.1 243.0

MOST RUNS ALLOWED 1. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 2. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 3. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 4. Alex Truesdale, 2007-2010 5. Scott Oss, 1985-88 6. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 7. Mitch Brown, 2004-07 8. Eric Eldridge, 1995-98 9. Ben Bertelson, 2010-13 10. Paul Vignola, 2003-06

355 348 342 334 300 289 287 283 271 269

MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED 1. Alex Truesdale, 2007-10 2. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 3. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 4. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 5. Paul Vignola, 2003-06 6. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 Scott Oss, 1985-88 8. Mitch Brown, 2004-7 9. Evan Abrecht, 2009-12 10. Eric Eldridge, 1995-98

289 288 276 274 242 237 237 218 217 216

MOST HITS ALLOWED 1. Alex Truesdale, 2007-10 2. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 3. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 4. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 5. Cameron White, 2010-14 6. Evan Abrecht, 2009-12 7. Scott Oss, 1985-88 8. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 9. Mitch Brown, 2004-07 10. Paul Vignola, 2003-06

532 502 500 461 449 422 394 386 371 369

MOST STRIKEOUTS (Pitching) 1. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 2. Bob Wright, 1981-84 3. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 4. Cameron White, 2010-14 5. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 Rich Haynie, 1971-74 7. Alex Truesdale, 2007-10 8. Alan McClure, 1964-66 9. Evan Abrecht, 2009-12 10. Pete Bracci, 1963-64

292 278 262 256 224 224 205 196 190 183

MOST WALKS (Pitching) 1. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 2. Bob Wright, 1981-84 3. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 4. Chris Coffland, 1982-85 5. Alan McClure, 1964-66 6. Jon Mosier, 1987-89 7. Mitch Brown, 2004-07 8. Ben Bertelson, 2010-13 Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 Roch Rhinehart, 1983-85 Fred Olmsted, 1962-64

157 153 151 149 133 132 123 118 118 118 118

MOST WINS 1. Bob Wright, 1981-84 2. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 3. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 4. Rich Haynie, 1971-74 5. Wade Leatham, 1976-79 6. John Lahoff, 1977-80 Alan McClure, 1964-66 8. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 Jon Mosier, 1987-89 10. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 Rob Lisch, 1991-94 Steve Carson, 1989-92 Scott Oss, 1985-88 Bill Horacek, 1967-69 Fred Olmstead, 1962-64

24 23 21 20 18 17 17 16 16 15 15 15 15 15 15

MOST LOSSES 1. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 2. Alex Truesdale, 2007-10 Mitch Brown, 2004-07 4. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 5. Cameron White, 2010-14 6. Jake Petro, 2006-09 7. Ben Bertelson, 2010-13 Paul Vignola, 2003-06 Eric Eldridge, 1995-98 10. Evan Abrecht, 2009-12 Michael Tufte, 1998-01

33 32 32 30 29 27 25 25 25 24 24

MOST SAVES 1. Keith Umlauf, 1992-95 2. Steve Carson, 1989-92 3. Todd Ladd, 1995-98

21 16 13

LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. Pete Bracci, 1963-64 2. Rich Haynie, 1972-75 3. Tom Grinstead, 1979-78 4. Alan McClure, 1964-66 5. Bill Horacek, 1967-69 6. Jim Hogarty, 1965-67 7. Ed Cole, 1968-70 8. Bill Savage, 1967-69 9. Dick McDonald, 1969-71

Josh Phifer Times Hit By Pitch

3.21 3.34 3.44 3.53 3.68 3.83 3.91 3.93 4.03

Bob Wright Wins Complete Games

Erik Fisher Innings Pitched Strikeouts Losses Base On Balls

Greg Postulka Erik Fisher is the AFA all-time strikeout leader with 292 Kâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and all-time innings pitched leader with 358 innings worked.

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Team Records

Game Records

Season Records

Game Records

Season Records

Batting Average (min. 5 at-bats) 1.000, John McBroom vs. Colorado College, May 10, 1967 (9 for 9) At Bats - 9, John McBroom vs Colorado College, May 10, 1967 Runs Scored - 7, Addison Gentry vs. Doane College, April 2, 2008; Rick Starr vs Colorado College, May 10, 1967 Hits - 9, John McBroom vs Colorado College, May 10, 1967 Doubles - 4, Matt Alexander vs. Colorado Christian, 3/4/09 Mike Kazlausky vs. New Mexico Highlands, March 10, 1991 Triples - 3, Charles Simmons vs Colorado College, April 12, 1974 Home Runs - 3, nine times. Most recent, Matt Alexander, vs. Utah Valley, April 4, 2009 Extra Base Hits - 5, John McBroom vs. Colorado College, May 10, 1967 (2 doubles, 1 triple, 2 HR) Runs Batted In - 12, John McBroom vs Colorado College, May 10, 1967 Total Bases - 19, John McBroom vs Colorado College, May 19, 1967 Stolen Bases - 6, Jim Best vs Colorado College, May 4, 1979 Walks - 5, Mark Frankenberg vs Colorado Mines, April 6, 1988 (1st Game); vs BYU, April 5, 1988 (2nd Game) Strikeouts (batting) - 6, Bob Wagner vs UC Santa Barbara, March 28, 1975 (15 innings) Errors - 4, four players. Most recent, Mike Kazlausky (SS) vs Regis, March 30, 1988 Double Plays - 4, by six players. Most recently by K. J. Randhawa vs. Mississippi State, April 1, 2008. Assists - 10, Marty Schmidt (3B) vs Denver, May 11, 1979 Putouts - 17, Don Meister (C) vs Doane College, May 11, 1979 Innings Pitched - 10, three players. Most recent, Bob Wright vs. BYU, April 18, 1983 Walks Allowed - 10 by Bobby Ciola vs Northern-Colorado, April 18, 1977 Home Runs Yielded - 7, Ernie Richardson vs BYU, Apr. 21, 1981 Runs Surrendered - 16, Price Paramore vs. SDSU, 5/5/06; Jeff Tetrault vs. BYU 3/31/05; Ernie Richardson vs Utah, 4/17/81 (1st Game); Kel Christianson vs Utah, Apr. 19, 1982 (2nd Game) Earned Runs Surrendered - 14, Shawn Jansen vs. BYU, April 24, 1987 Strikeouts (pitcher) - 17, two players. Most recent, Rich Haynie vs Doane, May 7, 1971 Wild Pitches - 5, Chris Jessop vs. BYU, Jan. 31, 1998 Strikeouts In An Inning - 5, Mike Wollett vs. Rhodes College, March 4, 1990

Games Played - 60, Mark DeGrange, 1990 At Bats - 232, Matt Alexander, Garrett Custons, 2010 Hits - 91, Mike Thiessen, 2000 Runs Scored - 73, Lance Massey, 1995 Doubles - 28, Mike Thiessen, 2000 Triples - 12, Vern Mullis, 1994 Home Runs - 21, Mark Frankenberg, 1988 Walks - 44, Mike Kazlausky, 1989 Times Hit By Pitch - 20 Glenn Harris and Jason Rudd, 1996 Strikeouts - 56, Nathan Carter, 2009 Runs Batted In - 83, Mark Frankenberg, 1988 Stolen Bases - 41, Jim Best, 1979 Batting Average (min. 100 ABs) - .491, John Johnson, (53-108), 1982 Hitting Streak - 33, Mike Thiessen, 1999-2000 Consecutive Times On Base - 15, Deacon Winters, 1980 Total Bases - 162, Mark Frankenberg, 1988 (198 AB) Slugging Percentage (min. 100 ABs) 1.098, Deacon Winters, 1980 (135 TB, 123 AB) Fielding Average (min. 50 attempts) 1.000, by 13 players. Most recent, Matt Alexander (OF/1B), 2008 (67 attempts) Games (Pitcher) - 33, Michael Ruvolo 2007, Keith Umlauf, 1995 Complete Games - 11, Pete Bracci, 1964 Innings Pitched - 110.1 Matt Kaercher, 2002 Runs Allowed - 115, Roch Rhinehart,1985; Mike Tufte, 1999 Hits Allowed - 157, Alex Truesdale, 2010 Strikeouts (pitcher) - 103, Pete Bracci,1964 Walks Allowed - 60, Alan McClure, 1964 Victories - 10, Dave Lyons, 1995 Losses - 11, Paul Vignola, 2004 and Erik Fisher, 2001 ERA - 2.15, Tom Grinstead, 1979 Saves - 11, Keith Umlauf, 1995 Pick-Offs - 10, Tom Grinstead, 1979 Scoreless Inning Streak - 21.1, Erik Fisher, Feb. 20-March 11, 2000

At Bats - 61 vs. Colorado College, May 10, 1987 Plate Appearances, Inning - 23 vs. Colorado College, 2/5/94 (2nd inning) Runs - 38 vs. Colorado College, 5/10/67 Runs, Inning - 18 (1st) vs. Metro St, 4/20/74 Runs in a loss - 29 vs. Denver (33), 5/13/68 Combined Runs in a game - 62, Air Force (29) vs. Denver (33), 5/13/68 Hits - 33 vs. Utah, 4/30/88 Hits, Inning - 14 (1st) vs. Metro St, 4/20/74 Combined Hits - 59, Air Force (30) vs. Denver (29), 5/13/68 Fewest AFA Hits - 0, five times. Most recent vs. San Diego State, 5/8/09. Doubles - 10 vs. Utah, 4/30/88 Triples - 6 vs. Hastings College, Jan. 26, 2001 Home Runs - 8 vs. South Dakota, 4/12/63. Combined Home Runs - 13, AFA (5) vs. Utah (8), 5/4/85 Consecutive Home Runs - 3 vs. Metro State (Jim Corrigan, Brian Duffy, Dave Bunker), 4/16/75. Extra Base Hits - 16 vs. Utah, 4/30/88 (9 doubles, 0 triples, 7 home runs) Runners Left On Base (seven inning game) - 17 vs. Grand Canyon, 3/12/95 Total Bases - 63 vs. Utah (60 AB), 4/30/88 Slugging Percentage - 1.162 vs. Hastings (43 TB, 37 AB), 2/8/03 Combined Total Bases - 104, AFA (48) vs. Denver (56), 5/13/68 Runs Batted In - 34 vs. Colorado College, 5/10/67. Combined RBI - 52, Air Force (24) vs. Denver (28), 5/13/68 Stolen Bases - 12 vs. Metro State, 5/10/78 (2d game) Walks - 17 vs. Colorado College, 5/25/60. Strikeouts - 22 vs. Stanford, 3/25/71. Assists - 28 vs. UNLV, 5/21/15. Errors - 10 vs. UNLV, 3/26/84; vs. BYU, 3/30/97 Double Plays - 4, 7 times. Most recent vs. Nevada, 5/16/15. Earned Runs Allowed - 32 vs. BYU, 4/24/87 Runs Allowed - 36 vs SDSU 5/5/06. Hits Allowed - 34 vs BYU, 4/24/87. Fewest Hits Allowed - 0 vs. Idaho (Hogarty-pitcher), 5/28/67 Home Runs Allowed - 12 vs. BYU, 4/25/98 Stolen Bases Allowed - 8 vs. Wyoming, 5/4/80. Opponent Errors - 10 vs. Colorado Mines, 4/10/02. Innings Pitched - 15 vs. UNLV, 5/21/15; vs. UC Santa Barbara, 3/27/75. Strikeouts - 17 by Doane, 5/7/71; Walks Allowed - 17 vs. Notre Dame, 2/29/92 Wild Pitches - 10 vs. Hawaii, 4/22/88. Consecutive Games Not Shut out - 141, 1977-81.

Games Played - 60, 1990 Victories - 33, 1979 Best Start - 7-0, 2001 Worst Start- 0-16, 1971 Consecutive Victories - 12, 1992 Consecutive Home Wins - 16, 1971 Consecutive Road Wins - 6, 1964, 1979, 1991 Consecutive Conf. Wins - 6, 2002 Consecutive Home Conf. Wins - 6, 1982 and 2002 Consecutive Road Conf. Wins - 4, 1984 Consecutive Losses - 35, 2004 Consecutive Home Losses - 13, 2004-05 Consecutive Road Losses - 26, 2004 Consecutive Home Conf. Losses - 15, 2004-05 Consecutive Road Conf. Losses - 30, 2004-05 Consecutive Winning Seasons - 4, 1977-80 Consecutive Losing Seasons - 15, 1996-2011 Consecutive Games Above .500 - 154, Feb. 6, 1993-96 Consecutive Games Below .500 - 97, Mar. 1, 2003-May 27, 2004 At Bats - 1,986, 2010 Batting Average - .382, 1980 Runs Scored - 507, 1988 Hits - 650, 2000 Doubles - 151, 1988 Doubles Per Game - 2.60 (151 in 58 g), 1988 Triples - 38, 1994 Triples Per Game - 0.96 (26 in 28 g), 1963 Home Runs - 76, 1988, 1994 Slugging Pct. - .623, 1980, 1994 Lowest Slugging Pct. - .393, 2011 Total Bases - 1,022, 1988 Fewest Total Bases - 645, 1991 Runs Batted In - 448, 1988 Walks - 261, 1988 Hit Batters - 76, 1995, 1999 Sacrifice Hits - 46, 2012 Sacrifice Flys - 37, 2002 Stolen Bases - 122, 1978 and 1979 Stolen Base Attempts - 132, 1982 On-Base Percentage - .469, 1988 Strikeouts - 474, 2004 Fewest Errors - 39, 1965 Most Errors - 163, 1988 Fielding Average - .966, 2015 Putouts - 1,411, 2010 Assists - 678, 2015 Team Earned Run Average - 3.45, 1964 Fewest Walks (Pitching) - 76, 1967 Most Strikeouts (Pitching) - 378, 2001 Hits Allowed - 893, 2010 Runs Allowed - 701, 2004 Earned Runs Allowed - 576, 2004 Doubles Allowed - 180, 2005 Triples Allowed - 36, 2004 Home Runs Allowed - 107, 2004 Opponentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Batting Average - .396, 2004 Innings Pitched - 464.2, 2001 Complete Games - 23, 1980 Shutouts - 4, 1990, 2000

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Team Captains Bob Beckel Bob Beckel Larry Thomson Norm Haller Rich Mayo/Mike Quinlan Kenton Lammers Wilson Parma Darryl Bloodworth Bruce Huneke John Ollila John McBroom Barney Mills/Jim Reese Rick Starr Dick Smithwick Game Captains Tom Stites Rich Haynie Pat Corrigan Brian Duffy Jeff Brown Kyle Bartels Kyle Bartels Eddie Schumacher Deacon Winters Tim Gallagher John Johnson/Joe Romanko Ray Kozak Paul Ayres Tim Pharris Bruce Hawkins/Rock Rinehart Bobby Johnson Chuck Cook/Michael White Chuck Cook/Jon Mosier Mark DeGrange/Tim Lambert Dave Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keeffe/Troy Simon Layne Kasper/Troy Simon K.McCallum/L.Pilch/M. Robinson R. Lisch/M.Manor/A.Sansano A. Barker/G.Harris/S.Sanders Kevin Gross/Mike Sharp J.Collins/A.Watson/D.Lyons Ryan Johnson/Nate Tarkowski Mike Boomsma/Chad Hillberg Brendan Shannon Brad Bashore/Michael Tufte Erik Fisher/Matt Kaercher Bowie Frost/Johnny Koegel Travis Fugler Brent Tittle Karl Bolt Did not have captains Chay Derbigny, Jake Petro Jake Petro, K.J. Randhawa M. Alexander, K.J. Randhawa, A. Truesdale Nathan Carter Did not have captains Matthew Roberts Jake Schomaker, Cameron White N/A

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1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 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 2012 2013 2014 2015

Team Most Valuable Players No MVP No MVP No MVP No MVP No MVP No MVP No MVP No MVP No MVP Al McClure, pitcher John McBroom, outfielder Barney Mills, outfielder Bill Horacek, pitcher Dick Smithwick, outfielder Dick McDonald, pitcher/first base Rich Haynie, pitcher Jim Ilseng, catcher Pat Corrigan, first base Jeff Brown, outfielder Steve Murdoch, first base Dave Reiner, outfielder Kyle Bartels, outfielder John Lahoff, pitcher Steve Saleck, outfielder Joe Romanko, infielder Joe Romanko, infielder Paul Ayres, infielder Paul Ayres, infielder Tom Coleman, outfielder Dan Broderick, outfielder Mike White, first base Mike White, first base Jon Mosier, pitcher Steve Carson, pitcher Troy Simon, catcher Manny Robinson, infielder Manny Robinson, infielder Glenn Harris, outfielder Lance Massey, outfielder Ryan Johnson, pitcher Justin Collins, designated hitter Travis Lauritsen, first base/pitcher Mike Thiessen, shortstop Chris Humphrey, designated hitter Michael Tufte, pitcher Bowie Frost, third base Josh Phifer, outfielder Nathan DeRohan, shortstop Reid Lamson, outfielder Karl Bolt, first base Karl Bolt, first base/outfielder Alex Truesdale, pitcher Matt Alexander, DH/1B Addison Gentry, infielder Alex Bast, outfielder Evan Abrecht, pitcher Garrett Custons, C/OF Cameron White, pitcher Adam Groesbeck, OF

2011 Captain Nathan Carter 2013 MVP Garrett Custons

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Falcon Honors AFA Most Valuable Athlete 1961 Rich Mayo, Football/Baseball 1974 Rich Haynie, Football/Baseball 2002 Brian Gornick, Hockey/Baseball

1959 1962 1964 1975 1977 1978 1980 1992

AFA Athletic Leadership Bob Beckel, Basketball/Baseball Bob Schaumberg, Basketball/Baseball Darryl Bloodworth, Football/Baseball Mike Mark, Football/Baseball Dave Reiner, Football/Baseball Kyle Bartels, Baseball Deacon Winters, Baseball Troy Simon, Baseball

1959 1960 1961 1963 1967 1969 1985

AFA Athletic Excellence Larry Thomson, Football/Baseball John Kuenzel, Football/Baseball Mike Quinlan, Football/Baseball Wilson Parma, Baseball/Football Jim Hogarty, Football/Baseball Barry Cline, Football/Baseball Tom Coleman, Football/Baseball

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winners 1967 Jim Hogarty 1975 Larry Bryant 1988 Tyler Eldred

Pilch Inducted To CoSIDA Academic All-America Hall of Fame Lance Pilch, a 1993 graduate and three-year letterwinner, was inducted into the CoSIDA Academic All-America Hall of Fame in the summer of 2007. A team captain who batted .361 in 1993, Pilch hit 11 career triples ranking seventh alltime at the Academy. At the time of induction he was one of only three pilots in the world qualified to fly the F-16, F-15 and the F-22.

AFA Scholar-Athlete Award 1974 Jeff Greiner 1975 Larry Bryant 1988 Tyler Eldred

ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE 1988 Tyler Eldred, OF

2000 Brian Gornick, OF

2007 Casey Allen, P

2012 Mike Kazakoff, P

1988 Greg Harris, C

2000 Josh Phifer, OF

2007 Tyler McBride, OF

2012 Noah Pierce, IF

1988 Jim Lucas, P

2000 Brendan Shannon, IF

2007 Josh Meents, C

2012 Matt Zettler, P

1989 Kevin Cabanas, OF

2001 Brad Bashore, IF

2007 Joe Peterson, P

2013 Dillon Freeman, P

1989 Chuck Cook, IF

2001 Kiwedin Cornell, P

2008 Jake Allen, OF

2013 Noah Pierce, IF

1989 Mark DeGrange, IF

2001 Adam Howes, IF

2008 Nathan Carter, IF/OF

2013 Coleman Poje, IF

1990 Kevin Cabanas, P

2001 Dan Petro, C

2008 Josh Meents, C

2013 Jake Schomaker, OF

1990 Mark DeGrange, IF

2001 Josh Phifer, OF

2008 Tyler McBride, OF

2013 Steven Trojan, RHP

1990 Keith Kelly, P

2002 Bowie Frost, 3B

2008 Vai Schierholtz, 3B

2013 Brady Weaver, RHP

1991 Kevin Cabanas, P

2002 Adam Howes, 1B

2009 Evan Abrecht, P

2013 Bo Wilso, RHP

1991 Mark Grotelueschen, P

2002 Dan Petro, C

2009 Casey Allen, P

2013 Matt Zettler, RHP

1991 Keith Kelly, P

2002 Josh Phifer, OF

2009 Michael Ceci, P

2014 Noah Pierce, IF

1992 Lance Pilch, OF

2002 Jason Pruitt, P

2009 Jon McMahon, IF

2014 Coleman Poje, OF

1992 Daron Stewart, P

2002 Jesper Stubbendorff, P

2009 Tytus Moss, OF

2014 Jake Schomaker, OF

1993 Lance Pilch, OF

2003 Adam Howes, 1B

2010 Evan Abrecht, P

2014 Nathan Stanford, P

1993 James Ryan, P

2003 Dan Petro, C

2010 Michael Ceci, P

2014 David Thomas, OF

1993 Keith Umlauf, P

2003 Josh Phifer, OF

2010 Matt Zettler, P

2014 Russell Williams, IF

1994 James Ryan, P

2003 Jason Pruitt, P

2011 Evan Abrecht, P

2014 Bo Wilson, P

1995 Dave Lyons, P

2003 Jesper Stubbendorff, P

2011 Michael Ceci, P

2015 Justin Graham OF

1995 James Ryan, P

2005 John Meyers, P

2011 Luke Dorlac, P

2015 Ryan Holloway, P

1996 Travis Lauritsen, P/IF

2005 Dustin Smith, IF

2011 Jon McMahon, OF

2015 Michael Rieker, P

1996 Dave Lyons, P

2006 Billy Adams, IF

2011 Vai Schierholtz, IF

2015 Nathan Stanford, P

1997 Dave Lyons, P

2006 Casey Allen, P

2011 Matt Zettler, P

2015 Steven Trojan, P

1998 Ben Menges, P

2006 Josh Meents, P/OF/DH

2012 Evan Abrecht, P

2015 Russell Williams, IF

2000 Brad Bashore, P

2006 Dustin Smith, IF/OF

2012 Michael Ceci, P

2015 Travis Wilkie, C

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Falcon Honors

All-Americans

Matt Alexander 2009 First Team

Josh Phifer 2003 Honorable Mention

Mike Thiessen 2000 Third Team

Dan Broderick 1989 Third Team

Glenn Harris 1995 Third Team

Troy Simon 1992 Third Team

Dick Smithwick 1970 Second Team

Wilson Parma 1962 Third Team 1963 Third Team

Freshman All-Americans

All-Conference 1982 1982 1984 1985 1985 1985 1985 1986 1986 1987 1988 1989 1989 1989 1990 1991 1991 1991 1991 1992 1993 1994 1994 1995 1995 1995 1997 1999 2000 2000 2002 2002 2002 2003 2003 2003 2007 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 2013 2013 2013 2014 2014 2015 2015 2015

John Johnson, OF (Northern) Bob Wright, P (Northern) Paul Ayers, IF (Northern) Tim Pharris, C (Northern) Eric Pharris, OF (Northern) Rock Rhinehart, P (Northern HM) Tom Coleman, OF (Northern HM) Eric Pharris, OF (Eastern/combined) Steve Edwards, IF (Eastern) Mike White, IF (Eastern) Mark Frankenberg, IF (Combined) Dan Broderick, OF (Combined second team) Joe Saleck, OF (Combined HM) Mike Kazlausky, IF (Combined HM) Darren Schwankl, OF (Combined HM) Troy Simon, C (Combined second team) Manny Robinson, IF (Combined HM) Mike Kazlausky, IF (Combined HM) Rob Lisch, P (Combined HM) Troy Simon, C (Combined first team) Manny Robinson, IF (Eastern) Vern Mullis, IF (Eastern) Glenn Harris, OF (Eastern) Glenn Harris, DH (Eastern) Lance Massey, OF (Eastern) Dave Lyons, P (Eastern) Justin Collins, DH (North) Ryan Carville, 1B (Combined) Mike Thiessen, CF (Combined first team) Chris Humphrey, DH (Combined second team) Bowie Frost, 3B (Combined first team) Matt Kaercher, P (Combined second team) Josh Phifer, OF (Combined second team) Derck Kasel, DH (Combined second team) Dan Petro, C (Combined second team) Josh Phifer, OF (Combined second team) Karl Bolt, DH (First team) Garrett Custons, C (First team) Sean Carley, RHP (Second Team) Blair Roberts, 2B (First team) Garrett Custons , C (Second Team) Seth Kline, Util. (Second Team) Garrett Custons, Util. (First Team) Seth Kline, 1B (First Team) David Baska, OF (Second Team) Tyler Jones, OF (Second Team) Cameron White, P (Second Team) Spencer Draws, OF (Second Team) Adam Groesbeck, OF (Second Team) Griffin Jax, P (Second Team)

Matt Kaercher

Tom Coleman

Karl Bolt

Other MWC Honors 2002 2005 Steve Sanders

Brian Bernard

Mike Thiessen

1992 Hon. Mention

1994 Hon. Mention

1998 Hon. Mention

Steve Winters 2002 First Team

Zach McAngus 2003 First Team

Nathan Carter 2008 3rd Team

Garrett Custons 2010

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K.J. Randhawa 2007 Hon. Mention

Verizon/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 1970 1970 1971 1972 1974 1982

Tyler Jones 2014

Dennis Hall Dick Smithwick Bill Maggio Brad Fulk Jeff Brown Kevin Ewing

1988 1992 1993 2002 2002 2003

Tyler Eldred Lance Pilch Lance Pilch Adam Howes Josh Phifer Josh Phifer

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NCAA Records

Team Game Offense Most runs by two teams: 62, Denver (33) vs AFA (29), May 13, 1968 Most runs in first inning: 18, Air Force vs. Metro State, April 20, 1974 Most runs by losing team: 29, Air Force vs Denver (33), May 13, 1968

Team Pitching Most wild pitches in one game: 10 vs Hawai’i, April 22, 1988 Most strikeouts in one inning: 5, Mike Wollet vs. Rhodes College, Mar. 4, 1990

Air Force has led the nation in team batting more than any other team (five times). The team batting championships are as follows: YR G AB H HR AVG. 1962 32 1067 352 34 .330 1963 26 945 310 59 .328 1964 27 981 331 40 .337 1980 37 1167 446 60 .382 1994 50 1602 576 76 .360

Batting

Individual Records Most hits in one game - 9, John McBroom vs. Colorado College, 5-10-67 Most Career Triples - 33, Nathan Carter, 2008-11

National Leaders Air Force ranks among the top in several single-season categories. * The .382 batting average in 1980 is the third-highest in NCAA history. * The Falcons averaged 2.60 doubles per game in 1988. That is the 10th-most in NCAA history. * The Falcons averaged 0.96 triples per game in 1963. That is the seventh-best in NCAA history. * Deacon Winters’ 1.098 slugging percentage in 1980 still ranks as the third-best slugging percentage in NCAA history.

NCAA INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Air Force has led the nation in slugging percentage four times, more than any other school. The slugging percentage titles follow: YR TB AB % 1975 610 1,183 .516 1980 728 1,167 .623 1994 998 1,602 .623 1995 944 1,675 .564

Slugging%

Air Force has led the nation in triples per game four times. That total is the second most in the nation, behind Arizona. YR G 3B PER GAME 1993 50 35 0.70 1994 50 38 0.76 2008 51 32 0.63 2010 55 36 0.65

Triples

Slugging Percentage (three times - tied with BYU for most in NCAA history) 1957 John Kuenzel, .891 (49 TB, 55 AB) 1970 Dick Smithwick, .847 (100 TB, 118 AB) 1980 Deacon Winters, 1.098 (135 TB, 123 AB)

THE SPRING OF ‘94 The 1994 season was one of the most prolific in AFA history. The Falcons led the nation in batting average, triples per game and slugging percentage. The Falcons also ranked third in scoring (9.34 runs per game), sixth in home runs (1.52 per game) and 11th in doubles (2.36 per game).

RBI Per Game 1964 Jim Steed, 1.48 (40 RBI, 27 G) 1980 Deacon Winters, 1.75 (63 RBI, 36 G)

Jim Steed

Individually, the Falcons ranked in the top 10 in six categories. Senior Vern Mullis led the nation in triples per game (0.24) and was 19th in runs scored per game (1.24). Junior outfielder Glenn Harris, who earned third-team All-America honors, was third in the nation in slugging percentage (.876), third in RBI per game (1.47), 10th in batting average (.429) and 19th in home runs per game (0.33).

Home Runs Per Game (three times - more than any other school in NCAA history) 1963 Darryl Bloodworth, 0.38 (10 HR, 26 G) 1964 Jim Steed, 0.37 (10 HR, 27 G) 1980 Deacon Winters, 0.52 (20 HR, 36 G)

Triples Per Game Nathan Carter

1974 Charlie Simmons 0.42 (8 3B, 19 G) 1994 Vern Mullis 0.24 (12 3B, 50 G) 2008 Nathan Carter 0.20 (10 3B, 50 G)

Triples 1994 Vern Mullis, 12 2008 Nathan Carter, 10

Career Triples 33 - Nathan Carter, 2008-11

Vern Mullis

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Nathan Carter set an NCAA record -Dwith 33 career triples. Carter also led Dahlmann, James the NCAA with 10 triples as a freshman Daly, Jake in 2008. Davis, Donald E. Davis, Jason Day, Chad

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Glenn Harris ranks second all-time at Air Force with 39 home runs and a .749 slugging percentage. In 1994, Harris hit 16 homers, drove in 72 runs and had an .876 slugging percentage.

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Jeff Brown led the Falcons in hitting in 1973, 74, 75 and 76. Brown hit .400 in ‘74 and .419 in ‘75 and ranks 10th alltime at the Academy with a .390 career batting average. Hinman, Ellwood P. III Hodges, Trey Hodgson, Ken Hogarty, James Hohl, Larry D. Horacek, Jack W. Hourin, Jack Houston, Joseph S. Howes, Adam Hudson, Philip R. Hulce, Shayne Humphrey, Chris Huneke, Bruce V. Hunt, Ronald B. -I/JIacobbo, Victor Ilseng, Jimmy D. Jackson, Steven R. Jacques, David W. Jansen, Shawn Jax, James (Griffin)

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-MMatt Kearcher pitched two years in the Boston Red Sox minor league system from 2002-03. Kearcher is Air Force’s second-winningest pitcher in school history with 23 wins.

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Addison Gentry led the Falcons with 13 homers and .346 batting average in 2010. Gentry ranks in the AFA top 10 in seven offensive categories.

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The 1994 Falcons, which went 26-24 on the season, including a stellar 18-6 mark at home, were one of the top hitting teams in the nation that year. The â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;94 Falcons led the nation with a .360 batting average, .623 slugging percentage and a 0.76 triples per game average. The Falcons ranked third in runs per game (9.34), sixth in homers per game (1.52) and 11th in doubles per game (2.36).

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Wilson Parma is AFAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s only two-time All-American (1962 & 1963). Parma led the Falcons with a .418 batting average in 1962.

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Joe Robison

Paul Mainieri

Joe Robison could be called the “Father of Air Force Baseball.” His 282 wins are the most in school history and 130 more than the next closest coach (Mainieri). Robison led the 1979 team to a 33-13 record, the highest win total in school history. His 1980 team was 27-9-1 and posted the second-best winning percentage in school history. Robison led the Falcons to eight winning seasons, the most of any coach in AFA history. Robison led the Falcons into a new era in 1981 as the Falcons joined the Western Athletic Conference. Robison coached five seasons in the WAC and produced the most WAC wins (44) and the most WAC wins per season (8.8) in school history. During his 14 seasons, Robison coached four GTE/CoSIDA academic All-Americans and seven all-WAC performers. After leaving the Academy, Robison served as a scout in professional baseball. Robison helped build the New York Yankee baseball club that won the 1996, 1998 and 1999 World Series championships.

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Paul Mainieri’s legacy at the Academy will not soon be forgotten. An enthusiastic coach with a burning desire for success, Mainieri is the only coach in school history to win 20 or more games in six consecutive seasons. The Miami, Fla., native posted a 12-4 mark in service academy games. He coached three of AFA’s eight All-Americans, two of the seven freshman All-Americans and 12 of AFA’s 42 all-conference players. Mainieri has the second-most wins in school history with 152 from 1989-94. In 1989, he led the Falcons to their best conference record (13-13) in AFA history. In 1993 and 1994, he led the Falcons to consecutive winning seasons for the first time in 15 years. Mainieri’s teams consistently ranked among the nation’s top hitting teams. In 1994, the Falcons led the nation in batting average, triples per game and slugging percentage. The team also ranked third in scoring and sixth in home runs. Following the 1994 season, Mainieri left the Academy to take the head coaching position at the University of Notre Dame. In 12 seasons with the Irish, Mainieri kept the program as a perennial national powerhouse, posting a 533213-3 record, leading the Irish to the 2002 College World Series. As a testament to Mainieri’s coaching legacy, he was hired as head baseball coach at LSU, one of the most storied programs in collegiate baseball history, in 2007 and has remained there since. In 2009, Mainieri led the Tigers to the NCAA national title by winning the CWS, giving LSU its sixth national title. Mainieri was also CollegeBaseballInsider.com and Rivals.com Coach of the year in 2009.

GMS

W-L-T

PCT

vs. DI

Pct.

vs. DII

Pct.

.520

24-8-1

.742

Glenn Mackie (56-57)

6-9

.400

Jack Schwall (58)

9-9

.500

Wendell Lawrence (59-63)

121

69-52

.570

John Sparks (64-67)

101

65-36

.643

Rene Miller (68)

14-17

.452

Terry Goewert (69-70)

37-20-1

.647

13-12

Joe Robison (71-75 & 77-85)

539

282-255-2

.525

138-205-1

.403

144-50-1

.741

Ron Hudak (76)

17-24

.417

5-19

.208

12-5

.706

Jim Hanley (86-88)

145

56-89

.386

26-83

.243

30-6

.833

Paul Mainieri (89-94)

310

152-158

.485

80-121

.398

72-37

.661

Eric Campbell (95-98)

211

74-137

.351

47-118

.285

27-19

.587

Joe Giarratano (99)

19-32

.373

11-30

.268

8-2

.800

Reed Peters (2000-2003)

222

88-134

.396

68-129

.345

20-5

.800

Mike Hutcheon (2004-10)

365

78-287

.213

62-282

.180

16-5

.762

88-177

.332

3-0

1.000

344-126-2

.731

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2,497

91-177

.340

1,057-1437-3

.425

506-1,168-1 .302

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Falcons in the Pros Air Force Baseball Players Selected in MLB Draft - 1972, Brad Fulk, Texas, 1st round, 2nd pick overall - 1975, Jeff Brown, Philadelphia - 1976, Jeff Brown, Philadelphia - 2001, Mike Thiessen, Arizona, 42nd round - 2007, Karl Bolt, Philadelphia, 15th round - 2013, Garrett Custons, Toronto, 10th round - 2015, Ben Yokley, St. Louis, 29th round

Falcons That Played Pro Ball - Mike Thiessen, Lancaster, Adv.-A, Arizona, 2003 - Matt Kaercher, GCL Red Sox, Rookie League, Boston, 2003 - Matt Kaercher, Portland SeaDogs, Class AA, Boston, 2003 - Matt Kaercher, Sarasota Red Sox, Class A, Boston, 2004 - Karl Bolt, GCL Phillies, Rookie League, Philadelphia, 2007 - Karl Bolt, Lakewood BlueClaws, Class A, Philadelphia, 2008 - Garrett Custons, Bluefield Blue Jays, Class A, Toronto, 2013 - Ben Yokley, Johnson City Cardinals, Rookie League, St. Louis, 2015

Karl Bolt, one of the most complete hitters ever to come out of the Air Force baseball program, played professionally with the Gulf Coast League Phillies, a GCL Rookie League affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies in 2007. Bolt batted .257 with 10 doubles, four triples and 31 RBI in 57 games for the GCL Phillies. He led the GCL with 95 total bases and eight homers. As a senior, Bolt was a first-team all-Mountain West Conference selection, batting .354 with eight homers and 47 RBI. A four-year letterwinner, Bolt batted .334 for his career at Air Force, hitting 33 home runs and driving in 148 runs. His 232 career hits ranks fourth all-time at the Academy. Bolt was drafted in the 15th round by the Phillies in the 2007 Major League Baseball amateur draft. In 2008, Bolt played for the Lakewood BlueClaws, the Single A affiliate of the Phillies. In 91 games, Bolt batted .266 with 15 doubles, five homers and 35 RBIs. Jeff Brown led the Falcons in hitting in 1973, 74, 75 and 76. Brown hit .400 in ‘74 and .419 in ‘75 and ranks 10th all-time at the Academy with a .390 career batting average. Garrett Custons, was drafted in the 10th round by the Toronto Blue Jays in 2013. Custons was a four-year letterwinner who batted .333 for his career with 275 hits, 77 doubles and 50 stolen bases. Custons was a freshman All-American and two-time All-Mountain West honoree. He is Air Force’s all-time leader in doubles and at bats. Coustons played for the Bluefield Blue Jays, a Single A affiliate of Toronto in 2013. In 17 games, Custons batted .222 with 12 hits in 54 at bats. Brad Fulk was the second overall pick in the 1972 winter draft by the Texas Rangers. In his two years with the baseball team at the Academy, Fulk led the team in home runs, runs and RBI. Fulk hit 12 homers in 1971 and 10 in 1970, for a total of 22 homers in 73 games. He drove in 64 runs and scored 75 runs in that span.

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Matt Kaercher, the second-winningest pitcher in Air Force baseball history also played professionally, in the Boston Red Sox minor league system. The 2002 AFA graduate began the 2003 season pitching for the Gulf Coast League Red Sox in the GCL Rookie League where he posted a 2.70 earned run average. Midway through the season, Kaercher was promoted to the Portland Sea Dogs in the Eastern League at the AA level where he made one appearance. Kaercher concluded the season with the Sarasota Red Sox, a single A affiliate of the Red Sox in the Florida State League, where he had a 3.38 ERA in eight appearances. Mike Thiessen, one of the best players ever to come out of the Air Force baseball program, played professionally with the Lancaster JetHawks, an Advanced A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2003. A two-sport star at the Academy (was also the starting quarterback for the football program), Thiessen owns numerous AFA baseball records including hits, walks, games played, doubles and more. In 2003, Thiessen batted .278 with five homers and 42 runs scored in 85 games played for Lancaster. Thiessen was drafted in the 42nd round by the Diamondbacks in the 2001 Major League Baseball amateur draft. Thiessen was also a standout on the football team, earning Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Year honors as a quarterback in 2000. He is currently the offensive coordinator with the Air Force football team. Ben Yokley, Air Force’s all time leader with 95 pitching apperances, was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 29th round of the 2015 draft. As a senior, Yokley struck out 45 batters in 34.1 innings as Air Force’s closer. During the summer of 2015, Yokley played for the Johnson City Cardinals, the Appalacchian Rookie League affiliate of St. Louis. Yokley pitched in seven games, posting a 5.40 ERA, striking out 15 in 13.1 innings pitched. He also had one save.

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Where Are They Now?

Where Are They Now? Several former Air Force baseball players are currently serving their country in the United States Air Force, while others have either retired or separated from the Air Force. Here is just a sample of what some graduates are doing:

Class of 1963

Class of 1972

Joe Lee Burns -- Fighter pilot and retired Colonel. Currently Aviation

Tom Stites -- 1972 team captain is currently a real estate broker in Dal-

Training Specialist (T-38 academics), Boeing Aerospace Operations

las, Texas, and part time B-737 pilot. Was a pilot for Delta Air Lines for

Training Support Center, Universal City, Texas.

27 years, flying Captain on the B-737, B-757, B-767, and B-767-400.

Wilson Parma -- Senior Marketing Advisor, FedEx, Memphis, Tenn.

Class of 1974 Class of 1964

Dan Goodrich -- Retired Brigadier General Defense contractor residing

Darryl Bloodworth -- Founding partner and senior trial lawyer in a

in Melbourne, Fla.

50-lawyer Orlando, Florida based law firm. Former T-38 instructor pilot.

Class of 1975

Allan McArtor -- Chairman of Airbus Americas, Inc. Former Cadet

Larry Bryant -- Retired Lieutenant Colonel Currently Director of Aca-

Wing Commander, Thunderbird Pilot, Head of FedEx global air ops,

demic Computing and civilian faculty member at USAFA.

Admistrator of FAA, Founder and CEO of Legend Airlines.

David Commons -- Retired Maj. Gen. Senior Reserve Assistant to the

Fred Olmsted -- Fighter pilot is retired from FedEx where he was Ex-

Chief of Air Force Reserve. Also, a 767 Captain at Delta Air Lines.

ecutive Officer to the System Chief Pilot. Former A-300 and B-727 Captain.

Class of 1976 Mick Erdle -- Retired Colonel President, The Academy Research and

Class of 1967

Development Institute, Colorado Springs, CO.

John McBroom -- Retired Major General Pacific Air Forces director of

Matt Martorano -- Retired as Colonel after 25 years in Air Force.

operations, HQ Pacific Air Forces, Hickam AFB, Hawaii. Was Wing

Currently management pilot/check airman on the A300 at UPS

Commander of F-15’s in Desert Storm.

Airlines in Louisville, Ky.

Paul Hanson -- Retired Lieutenant Colonel Currently Vice President,

Gen. Mark A. Welsh -- U.S. Chief of Staff.

Quality Assurance/Contracts at Nellson Nutraceutical, LLC. Irwindale, Calif.

Class of 1978 Richard Newton -- Retired Lt. Gen. Former Assistant Vice Chief of Staff

Class of 1968

and Director, Air Force, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C.

Barney Mills -- Retired Colonel Former Defense Contractor. Resides in Colorado Springs.

Class of 1980

Walter “Buck” McCants -- Retired Colonel C-141 pilot, Retired from

Karl Apfel -- Former C-141/T-38 Instructor, 777 Pilot - American Air-

FedEx and resides in Rock Hill, S.C.

lines. Lives in Flower Mound, Texas.

Jim “Mooch” Reese -- Retired Lieutenant Colonel Resides in Dun-

Jim Best -- Former C-130 pilot, retired Lieutenant Colonel, FEDEX

woody, Ga.

pilot. Lives in Dallas, Texas.

Vince Rusinak -- Retired Lieutenant Colonel Resides in Colorado

Jim Firth -- Former F-15 pilot, Brigadier General (USAF Reserves), Re-

Springs and owner of Rusinak Real Estate, Inc.

tired from Delta Airlines. Works for Boeing and lives in Suffolk, Va. Steve Salek -- Former F-15 pilot, 737 - Southwest Airlines. Lives in

Class of 1970

Fairplay, Colo.

Ed Cole -- Retired Lt. Col. F-4 and F-16 pilot. Retired from UPS where

Deke Winters -- Former F-15 pilot, retired Colonel (USAF Reserves),

he flew 747, 757 and 767s. Resides in College Station, Texas, where he

777 Pilot - United Airlines. Lives in Reston, Va.

flies an Aero Commander 500/B (twin commander) mostly for fun.

Class of 1971 Jim Brown -- Partner and Pricipal, Brandes Investment Partners in San Diego, Calif., managing over 50 billion dollars. Former T-38 instructor and B-52 pilot.

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Class of 1982

Class of 1989

Jim Dahlmann -- Lieutenant Colonel (Retired). Most of career spent in

Brig. Gen.(S) Pete Gersten - Wing Commander 432d Wing / 432d Air

Special Operations. Currently Chief of Operations Support Division and

Expeditionary Wing, Creech AFB, NV. Commander of the USAF RPA

Chief of Congressional Liaison with the Directorate of Admissions at

Program

USAFA.

Rick Wynn -- Former F-16 pilot. Currently a program manager for

J.J. Johnson -- Pilot for United. Resides in Medford, N.J.

CAE, responsible for building C-130J simulators for the USAF. Based in

Joe Romanko -- Pilot for American. Resides in Medford, N.J.

Tampa, Fla.

Class of 1983

Class of 1991

Col. Raymond Kozak -- Director, Air, Space and Information Opera-

Lt. Col. Mark Grotelueschen -- Staff of Air Forces Africa at Ramstein

tions, Headquarters Fourth Air Force, March Air Reserve Base, Calif.

AFB, Germany. Author of two books on World War I.

Maj. Gen.(S) James K. “Kevin” McLaughlin -- Director, Space and

Mike Kazlausky -- Head coach, Air Force baseball, USAFA.

Cyber Operations, Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, Plans and Re-

David O’Keeffe -- Export Marketing Manager, XCG John Deere (John

quirements, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C.

Deere Construction & Forestry Division), Xuzhou, Jiangsu, China.

Bert Szymkowicz -- Retired Lieutenant Colonel FedEx Express MD-11 Captain/PCA/LCA.

Class of 1992 Lt. Col. Brandon Baker -- Commander, 9th Operations Group, Detach-

Class of 1984

ment 3, Andersen AFB, Guam.

Col. Steve Seroka -- Colonel, F-15C Pilot. Chief of Staff, USAF War-

Lt Col. Steve Carson -- HQ US European Command J-5.

fare Center, Nellis AFB, Las Vegas NV.

Layne Kasper -- Managing Partner of Kasper & Associates merger and acquisition firm.

Class of 1985

Troy Simon -- CEO, Greeley Medical Clinic, Greeley/Loveland/Wind-

Tom Coleman -- Prep school instructor and football coach. Retired

sor, Colo.

USAF and C-141/C-5 Commant Pilot.

Daron Stewart -- CEO, McDowell Home Health, Danville, Ky.

Class of 1986

Class of 1994

Bruce Hawkins -- Navy GOV civilian working for the Naval Satellite

Lt Col John W. “Trey” Chastain, III -- Aircraft Maintenance Squadron

Operations Center (NAVSOC), Point Mugu, Calif.

(4 AMXS/CC), Seymour Johnson AFB, N.C.

Col. Bob Holba -- C-17 Pilot, Chief AMC Aircrew Standardization &

Maj. Rob Giannoni -- C-37A Pilot, MacDill AFB, Fla.

Evaluation Division HQ AMC/A3V, Scott AFB, Ill. Previously: Com-

Lt. Col. Jeff Krusinski -- Chief, Enlisted Force Management, HQ U.S.

mander, 437th Operations Group, Joint Base Charleston, S.C.

Air Force, Washington, D.C.

Jim Passaro -- Director of Defense Space Programs for Integrity Appli-

Lt. Col. Rob Lisch -- Deputy Director for the Commander’s Action

cations, Inc, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Also head of Air Force baseball

Group, United States Pacific Command, Camp Smith, Hawaii.

Alumni group.

Lt. Col. Mike Manor -- Director of Operations for the 2nd Space Operations Squadron, Schriever AFB, Colo.

Class of 1987

Lt. Col. Vern Mullis -- Director, Commandants Issues, USAF Academy.

Bobby Johnson -- Resides in New Jersey and working as a director for

Jeff Rengel -- Anesthesiologist at St. Mary’s Medical Center, Duluth,

SunTrust in the Capital Markets Trading Department in New York City.

MN. Formerly medical director of anesthesia, Wright Patterson Air Force Base.

Class of 1988 Greg Harris -- United Airlines Pilot, First Officer on the Airbus A-320.

Class of 1995

Has logged over 10,000 flight hours in 14 different aircraft and has

Alan Barker -- Operations manager for the Indianapolis Air Traffic Con-

landed on every continent in the world--Antarctica 8 times. Resides in

trol Center.

Parker, Colo.

Lt. Col. Glenn Harris -- Air Force Global Strike Command, Peterson

Col. Nicholas Volpe -- USAF Reserves assigned to HQ AETC/A6 in

AFB, Colo.

Cyberspace Operations. Also employed by Hewlett Packard and resides

Lt. Col. Steve Sanders -- Headquarters Air Mobility Command, Com-

in San Diego, Calif.

mercial Airlift Division, Scott AFB IL.

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Class of 1996

Class of 1999

Maj. Jason Allen -- C-17 Evaluator in AF Reserves at Joint Base Lewis

Michael Boomsma -- Construction Project Manager, Cordoba Construc-

McChord, Wash. Also a 737 first class officer at Alaska Airlines.

tion, Los Angeles, Calif. and Major, USAF Reserves, flight commander,

Maj. Jason Rudd -- F-15C pilot, Tyndall AFB, Fla.

701st COS, March AFRB, Calif. Previously: F-15C instructor pilot. Maj. Jason Davis -- Chief of Weapons & Tactics for the 107th Fighter

Class of 1997

Squadron, MI ANG.

Lt. Col. Drew Allen -- Director of Operations, 445 Flight Test Squadron

Maj. Chad Hillberg – T-6 Evaluator/Instructor Pilot, 80th Operations

at Edwards AFB, Calif. F-22 & F-16 instructor/evaluator test pilot.

Group, Sheppard AFB, Texas. Previously: F-16 CJ flight lead and T-37

Maj. Mike Bruhn -- Deputy Chief, Expeditionary Medical Operations

instructor pilot.

Division at the Office of the Command Surgeon, HQ ACC/SG, Langley

Daniel McBroom -- M&A banker in the energy industry, Houston,

AFB, VA.

Texas.

Justin Collins -- Student, Air Force Command and Staff College, Max-

Maj. Michael Stolley – MQ-1/MQ-9 weapons school instructor pilot,

well AFB, Ala. Previously operations officer/flight commander, Max-

26th WPS, Nellis AFB, Nev. Previously: F-16 CJ Mission Commander/

well AFB, Ala.

Flight Lead.

Maj. David “Heat” Lyons -- Airpower Strategist, Checkmate, Headquarters Air Force, Pentagon, DC. Previously F-16 Instructor pilot.

Class of 2000

Jason Martin -- Air Reserve Technician headed to Maxwell AFB in Aug

Maj. Chris Humphrey -- Senior Budget IMA, MILSATCOM Systems

11 for Air Command and Staff College. Formerly a flight commander,

Directorate, Los Angeles AFB, Calif.

operations officer, and squadron commander (all in aircraft mainte-

Maj. Brendan Shannon -- Standardization and evaluation officer for the

nance).

309 FS, Luke AFB, Ariz.

Class of 1998

Class of 2001

Eric Eldridge -- Air Force Fellow, Lawrence Livermore National Labo-

Brad “Pedro” Bashore -- AF Fellow, Georgetown University; Formerly

ratory, Livermore, Calif.

F-15E WIC Instructor, Nellis AFB, NV

Jared Frosch -- Currently working in civil engineering at Randolph,

Maj. Ryan Carville -- USAF Europe command budget analyst, formerly

AFB, Texas, as the chief of program development.

C-5 instructor pilot and T-34 UPT instructor.

Maj. Ryan “RJ” Johnson -- Commander, 2nd Contracting Squadron,

Maj. Kiweeden “IKE” Cornell: F-16 WIC Instructor, Nellis AFB, NV

Barksdale AFB, La.

Maj. David Diehl -- Deceased, April 2013. Pilot at Charleston, AFB.

Maj. Ian Laughrey -- Presidential Operations Coordinator, White House

Maj Gerremy “Bear” Goldsberry: Operational Analyst, BGI-LLC; F-16 Pilot

Military Office; Washington, DC. Previously: C-40 and T-1 Instructor

AF Reserves, Arlington, TX, formerly F-16 Instructor, Aviano AB, Italy

Pilot.

Mike Thiessen -- Asst. Head coach/Co-Offensive Coordinator, USAFA

Travis Lauritsen -- Vice President, Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Football.

Maj. Adam “Tosh” Smith -- Student, School of Advanced Air and Space

Mike Tufte - Deceased, 2010. Formerly Architect, Denver, Colo.

Studies, Maxwell, AFB, Ala. Maj. Nate Tarkowski -- Instructor/Advisor, Air Command and Staff Col-

Class of 2002

lege, Maxwell AFB, Ala.

Capt. Jim George -- Instructor pilot at USAFA, former C-17 pilot. 19th Air Force T-52 IP (Instructor Pilot) of the year. Erik Fisher -- Chief, C-17A Evaluator Pilot, 97 OG/OGV, at Altus AFB, Okla. Capt. Matt Kearcher -- A-10 Pilot, Osan AB, South Korea.

Class of 2003 Capt. Bowie Frost -- Former E-3 pilot. Air Force baseball officer representative. Maj. Johnny Koegel -- F-15C Instructor Pilot, Kadena AB, Japan Nick Liegl -- Assistant director of athletics, finance; USAFA. Dan Petro -- Corporate finance, USAA. San Antonio, Texas. Capt. Josh Phifer -- F-22 Pilot, Elmendorf AFB, Alaska. Capt. Jesper Stubbendorff -- T-1 instructor pilot at Columbus, AFB, Miss. Former KC-10 instructor pilot.

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Class of 2005

Class of 2010

Special Agent Nathan DeRohan -- Chief, criminal, investigations branch,

1st Lt. Matt Alexander --F-16 Pilot, 182nd Fighter Squadron at Kelly

Tinker AFB, Okla.

AFB, Texas

Capt. Ken Hodgson - C-130 pilot, Little Rock AFB, Ark.

1st Lt. Ben Ausbun -- Pilot training, Laughlin AFB, Texas

Capt. Tommy Fugler - F-16 Pilot, Misawa AB, Japan.

1st Lt. Addison Gentry -- AWACS Pilot, Tinker AFB, Okla.

Capt. Travis Fugler -- KC-135 pilot, Manas AB, Kyrgyzstan.

1st. Lt. Tyler McBride -- F-16 Pilot, Hill AFB, Utah

Reid Lamson -- Air Force Reserve IMA for the 366th Communications

1st Lt. K.J. Randhawa -- Aircraft Maintenance Officer, Shaw AFB, S.C.

Squadron in Mountain Home, Idaho.

1st Lt. Alex Truesdale -- Pilot training, Laughlin AFB, Texas

Class of 2006

Class of 2011

Capt. Clayton Couch -- Weapons systems officer(WSO) flying the

1st Lt. Nathan Carter -- C-17 Pilot, McChord AFB, Wash.

F-15E Strike Eagle,Seymour Johnson AFB, N.C.

1st Lt. Parker Mayo -- Finance, Robins AFB, Ga.

Capt. Kyle DePierre -- Missile squadron missile combat crew com-

1st Lt. Jon McMahon -- RPA Pilot, Creech AFB, Nev.

mander, 490th Missile Squadron at Malmstrom AFB, Mt.

1st Lt. Brad Pingel -- Space & Missiles, Vandenburg AFB, Calif.

Capt. Matt Musser - C-130 pilot, Little Rock AFB, Ark.

1st Lt. Vai Schierholtz -- Acquisitions, Los Angeles AFB, Calif.

Capt. Josh Oakley - U.S. Army Special Forces Detachment Commander, 10th Special Forces Group, Fort Carson, Colo.

Class of 2012

Capt. Price Paramore -- 39th Medical Service Corps officer, Incirlik AB,

2nd Lt. Evan Abrecht -- RPA pilot training, Randolph AFB, Texas

Turkey.

2nd Lt. Michael Ceci -- Graduate school, University of Maryland.

Paul Pratt -- Engineer, Bastian Material Handling, Atlanta, Ga.

2nd Lt. Victor Iacobbo -- Civil Engineering, Barksdale AFB, La.

Capt. Jeff Tetrault â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Integration and sustainment program manager,

2nd Lt. Adam Hill -- Pilot training, Laughlin AFB, Texas

JSpOC mission system, Peterson AFB, Co.

2nd Lt. Mike Kazakoff -- Finance, Davis Monthan AFB, Ariz.

Capt. Josh Wolfram -- Deputy Budget Officer, Joint Base Lewis-Mc-

2nd Lt. Blair Roberts -- Finance, Los Angeles AFB, Calif.

Chord, McChord Field, Wash.

Class of 2013 Class of 2007

2nd Lt. Alex Baker -- Pilot training, Vance AFB, Okla.

Capt. Karl Bolt -- Logistics Readiness Officer, MacDill, AFB, Fla.

2nd Lt. David Baska -- Space Operations, Vandenburg AFB, Calif.

Capt. Mitch Brown -- Officer in charge, JSTARS Operations Center,

2nd Lt. Alex Bast -- Space Operations, Buckley AFB, Colo.

Robins AFB, Ga.

2nd Lt. Ben Bertelson -- Pilot Training, Laughlin AFB, Texas.

Capt. Joe Peterson -- Finance officer, Scott AFB, Ill.

2nd Lt. Garrett Custons -- Financial Management, Patrick AFB, Fla.

Capt. Jonathan Polston -- Civil Engineer Officer, HQ Air Force Material

Spent summer of 2013 playing professional baseball for Bluefield Blue

Command, Wright Patterson AFB, OH.

Jays, Rookie League affiliate of Toronto Blue Jays.

Capt. Geno Salazar -- C-17 Pilot, Hickam AFB, Hawaii.

2nd Lt. Todd Del Toro -- Financial Management, Los Angeles AFB, Calif. 2nd. Lt. Jack Hourin -- Pilot Training, Laughlin AFB, Texas.

Class of 2008

2nd Lt. Matthew Robers -- Pilot Training, Columbus AFB, Miss.

Capt. Jake Allen -- F-16 pilot, 80th Fighter Squadron, Kunsan AB, South

2nd Lt. Matt Thorne -- Space Operations, Eglund AFB, Fla.

Korea.

2nd Lt. Matt Zettler -- Civil Engineering, Holloman AFB, N.M.

Capt. Chay Derbigny -- Aircraft Commander and chief Security Manager in the 319 SOS, Hurlburt AFB, Fla.

Class of 2014

Capt. Josh Meents -- Manpower Analyst at the 2nd Manpower Readiness

2nd Lt. Seth Kline --Financial Management/Laughlin AFB, Texas

Squadron, Langley AFB.

2nd Lt. Jake Schomaker --Pilot Training/Columbus AFB, Miss. 2nd Lt. Cameron White --Space Operations/Vandeburg AFB, Calif.

Class of 2009

Class of 2015

1st. Lt. Casey Allen -- Graduate school, University of Cincinnati.

2nd Lt. Noah Pierce--Acquisitions/Los Angeles AFB, Calif.

1st Lt. Jason Griggs -- Assistant Officer In Charge, 494 Aircraft Mainte-

2nd Lt. Tyler Saleck--Intelligence officer/Goodfellow AFB, Texas

nance Unit, RAF Lakenheath, England.

2nd Lt. Brian Sicher--Financial ManagementLos Angeles AFB, Calif.

1st Lt. Jake Petro -- Commander, financial management flight

2nd Lt. David Thomas--Pilot Training/Sheppard AFB, Texas

341st RSS, Randolph AFB, Texas.

2nd Lt. Dominic Vicino--Acquisitions/Eglin AFB, Florida 2nd Lt. Ben Yokley--Pilot Training/Vance AFB, Okla.

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Colorado Springs

AMERICA’S BEST Colorado Springs was ranked in 2007 as the No. 1 Best Big City (over 300,000) to Live by Money Magazine based on quality of life, climate, social activities, cleanliness and safety. The immortal words of an eastern visitor in 1893 live perpetually at the base of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains. When teacher and poet Katherine Lee Bates took a wagon ride to the summit of Pikes Peak she was inspired to write a song that is still recited today. Her view from atop the 14,110-foot peak was the basis of her song “America the Beautiful”. The history of Colorado Springs traverses back to 1870 when Gen. William Jackson Palmer first visited the region and was captivated by its grandeur. A year later, he began designing his city of dreams. From its beginning on the corner of Pikes Peak and Cascade Avenues in downtown Colorado Springs, the city has grown more than 183 square miles and to nearly 400,000 people in the city and 600,000 in the metro area. Colorado Springs is known nationally for its natural attractions. The Garden of the Gods, the area’s No. 1 natural attraction, is a majestic out-cropping of red sandstone rocks which are more than 300 million years old. Colorado Springs is also home to the Pikes Peak Highway, a 19-mile drive up the world’s highest toll road. The area’s No. 1 man-made attraction is the Air Force Academy’s Cadet Chapel.

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Another major attraction is the Broadmoor Hotel and Resort. Built in the early 1900s, this five-star resort, hosted the 1995 U.S. Women’s Open Golf Championship and the 2008 Senior U.S. Open, and is nestled into the base of Cheyenne Mountain. The Pikes Peak region is home to the nation’s only mountain zoo. The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, with an elevation of more than 6,800-feet, has received several changes in the past two years. For the outdoors enthusiast, the city and the state offer a plethora of recreational activities. A short drive to the northwest features some of the nation’s finest ski resorts, including the cities of Vail and Aspen. A short jaunt to the southwest or northwest will find some of the best white-water rafting, fishing, hiking and cycling that the country has to offer. Valuing its past with a vision for the future, Colorado Springs is truly a city with unparalleled culture, recreation, growth and opportunity in the 21st century. (Photos on this page courtesy of GerMaine Photography)

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Denver

Less than 45 minutes from the Academy and with over 300 days of sunshine per year, The Mile High City of Denver has it all. Truly a sports capitol, Denver has nine professional sports teams, including the Denver Broncos (NFL), Denver Nuggets (NBA), Colorado Avalanche (NHL), Colorado Rockies (MLB), Colorado Rapids (Major League Soccer), Denver Dynamite (Indoor Soccer League), Denver Outlaws (Major League Lacrosse) and the Colorado Mammoth (National Lacrosse League). Recent success among the teams has driven the excitement for these teams a mountain high. The Broncos won the Super Bowl in 1998 and 1999. The Avalanche won the Stanley Cup in 1996 and 2001. The Rockies played in the World Series in 2007. Located just east of the Rocky Mountains and the Continental Divide, Denver has a mild and dry climate with more days of sunshine per year than San Diego and Miami. Golf courses are open year round as the average winter temperature is 45 degrees, warmer than Boston, New York City and St. Louis. The city sits at 5,280 feet above sea level. In fact, there is a step on the State Capitol Building that is exactly one mile above sea level. Even at a mile above sea level, the city is dwarfed

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by its backdrop. The foothills being just west of the city and the peaks of the mountain range reach heights of more than 14,000 feet. Despite the proximity to the mountains, the city receives just 8-15 inches of precipitation per year, about the same as Los Angeles. The United States Census Bureau estimates that, in 2006, the population of the City and County of Denver was 566,974, making it the 27th most populous U.S. city. The Denver-Aurora Metropolitan Statistical Area had an estimated 2006 population of 2,408,750 and ranked as the 21st most populous U.S. metropolitan statistical area. Denver has the largest city park system in the nation. There are 650 miles of off-street, bike paths, 90 golf courses and 200 parks. Within a 90-minute drive from downtown Denver, there are opportunities for some of the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best skiing, hiking, fishing, rafting and mountain biking. (all photos on this page courtesy of the Denver Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau)

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The Air Force Academy The United States Air Force Academy offers a four-year program of instruction and experience designed to educate, train and inspire men and women to become officers of character, motivated to lead the United States Air Force in service to our nation. Each cadet graduates with a bachelor of science degree and a commission as a second lieutenant in the Air Force.

Course of Study Cadets are exposed to a balanced curriculum that provides the knowledge, skills and responsibilities essential to a career Air Force officer. The entire USAFA experience is integrated and mapped to achieve a set of desired outcomes in every graduate. The core academic curriculum includes courses in basic sciences, engineering, social sciences and humanities. Cadets take additional elective courses to complete requirements for one of 32 major areas of study. About 50 percent of the cadets complete majors in science and engineering; the remainder graduate in the social sciences and humanities. Some of the most popular majors include management, aeronautical engineering, foreign area studies, history, behavioral science, civil engineering, astronautical engineering, electrical engineering and engineering mechanics.

Faculty Composition The majority of the Academy’s faculty members, more than 500 total, are Air Force officers. They are selected primarily from career-officer volunteers who have established outstanding records of performance and dedication. Each has at least a master’s degree and more than 55 percent have doctorates or other terminal degrees in their field of study. About 30 percent of the faculty are civilians who bring great depth of disciplinary and educational expertise and provide academic stability and continuity. Faculty members are intensely focused on cadet learning as an integral part of their officer development. The Air Force Academy has been ranked No. 1 in the nation for the most accessible and involved faculty. To provide greater contributions by a diverse faculty, the Academy has several distinguished visiting professors and endowed professors who serve one or more years. Officers from other services, as well as officers from allied countries are also members of the faculty. Distinguished civilian and military lecturers also share their expertise with the cadets during the academic year.

Athletic Program

Military Education and Training An air, space and cyberspace-oriented military education, training and leadership program begins with basic cadet training and continues throughout the four years. Seniors are responsible for the organizational leadership of the cadet wing, while juniors and sophomores seek to develop team and interpersonal leadership and instructional skills. Cadets are projected into as many active leadership roles as possible to prepare them to be effective Air Force officers. Fundamental concepts of military organization -drill, ethics, honor, Air Force heritage and physical training -- are emphasized the first summer during basic cadet training. Freshmen then study the military role in United States society as well as the mission and organization of the Air Force. Sophomores receive instruction in communication skills and juniors study the combat and operational aspects of the Air Force. The Academy offers courses in flying, navigation, soaring and parachuting, building from basic skills to instructor duties. Some cadets may fly light aircraft with the Cadet Flying Team. Summer training for cadets is divided into three, three-week training periods. There are a variety of programs available and each cadet is required to complete two training periods each summer with leave during the other period. All new cadets take six weeks of basic cadet training in their first summer. Combat survival training is a required three-week program during cadets’ second summer. For other second-summer training periods, cadets have options such as working with Airmen in an operational unit at an Air Force installation, airborne parachute training, soaring or basic free-fall parachute training. During their last two summers, all cadets are offered leadership training as supervisors or instructors in the summer programs listed above. Extracurricular activities also are an integral part of the education program. The cadet ski club, drum and bugle corps, cadet chorale and forensics are a few of the programs available.

Nominations Nominations to the Academy may be obtained through a congressional sponsor or by meeting eligibility criteria in other categories of competition established by law. For information on admission procedures, write to HQ USAFA/RRS; 2304 Cadet Drive, Suite 200; USAF Academy, CO 80840-5025 or go to:

www.usafa.edu

The Academy’s athletic program is designed to improve physical fitness, teach athletic skills and develop leadership qualities. To achieve its goals, the Academy offers some of the most extensive physical education, intramural sports and intercollegiate athletic programs in the nation. Cadets take at least three different physical education courses each year.

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History of The Academy In 1948, a board of leading civilian and military educators was appointed to plan the curriculum for an academy that would meet the needs of the newly established Air Force. The board determined that Air Force requirements could not be met by expanding the other service academies and recommended an Air Force Academy be established without delay. In 1949, then Secretary of the Air Force W. Stuart Symington appointed a commission to assist in selecting a site and on April 1, 1954, President Dwight D. Eisenhower authorized creation of the United States Air Force Academy. After considering 580 sites in 45 states, the commission narrowed the choice to three locations. The summer of 1954, Secretary of the Air Force Harold Talbott selected a site near Colorado Springs, Colo. Colorado contributed $1 million toward purchase of the property. In July 1955, the first Academy class entered interim facilities at Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, while construction began. It was sufficiently completed for occupancy by the cadet wing in late August 1958. Initial construction cost was $142 million. Women entered the Academy on June 28, 1976, as members of the class of 1980.

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Senior Leadership Lt. Gen. Michelle D. Johnson is Superintendent, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo. She directs a four-year academic, military training, athletic and character development program leading to a bachelor’s degree and commission as an Air Force officer. The general is a distinguished graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy’s Class of 1981. After graduating from the Academy, she completed graduate studies as a Rhodes Scholar before earning her pilot wings in 1984. Johnson has held numerous command positions at the

Vice Superintendent Colonel Doug Lamberth

Commandant of Cadets Brig. General Stephen C. Williams

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group, wing and numbered Air Force level, and came to the Academy after serving as the Deputy, Chief of Staff, Operation and Intelligence, Supreme Headquarters Allies Powers Europe, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Casteau, Belgium. She has served in various assignments in air mobility, airlift and tanker flying operations and training, academic instruction and personnel. A command pilot, the general has more than 3,600 flying hours in the C-141, T-41, KC-10, C-17, C-5 and the KC-14 aircraft. The general’s military awards and decorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal with oak leaf cluster, Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster, Meritorious Service Medal with oak leaf cluster, Aerial Achievement Medal, Air Force Commendation Medal, Air Force Achievement Medal, Combat Readiness Medal with oak leaf cluster, National Defense Service Medal with bronze star, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal with bronze star and the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal.

Dean of Faculty Brig. General Andrew Armacost

Commander, 10th Air Base Wing Col. Troy Dunn

Command Chief CMSgt Max Grindstaff

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Director of Athletics - Jim Knowlton Jim Knowlton joined the Air Force Academy as the director of athletics on March 22, 2015. In this capacity he oversees 27 intercollegiate varsity sports, physical education, intramurals and all physical testing and evaluation at the Academy. Prior to the Air Force Academy, Knowlton served as the director of athletics at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and was responsible for overseeing the Institute’s 12 men’s and 11 women’s NCAA intercollegiate varsity teams and three junior varsity squads, involving more than 600 student-athletes, as well as intramurals. In his time in Troy, Knowlton helped develop the strategic

Jim Knowlton at press conference introducing head women’s basketball Chris Gobrecht

vision for the athletic department, implemented a new athletics branding initiative, increased two-way communication with the stu-

years of organizational leadership positions of increasing respon-

dent-athletes, created and filled many key positions, and facilitated

sibility in the U.S. Army, Knowlton received a master’s in civil engi-

renovations to the Houston Field House as well as the construction

neering from Cornell University. He returned to West Point in 1992

of the $102M first phase of Rensselaer’s East Campus Athletic Vil-

to teach in the civil and mechanical engineering department. He

lage.

was selected to lead and manage larger and more complex organiPrior to joining Rensselaer, Knowlton served as the director of

zations within the Army, ultimately leading a battalion of 750 men

the Center for Enhanced Performance at the United States Military

and women while stationed at Ft. Carson, Colo., before deploying

Academy in West Point, N.Y. In that position, he led a staff of 50

to Iraq.

professionals who deliver training for peak performance in athlet-

Knowlton is a registered professional engineer in the state of

ics, academics, and military endeavors to cadets, soldiers, and ath-

Virginia. His awards and decorations include the Ranger Tab, the

letes both on and off the West Point campus.

Air Assault Badge, and the Senior Parachutist Badge.

From 2003 to 2006 Knowlton served as both deputy and in-

Knowlton and his wife, Corey, have five sons: Jimmy, Patrick,

terim director for the athletics department at West Point, where

Christopher, Mark and Shawn.

he led a staff of more than 200 people and supervised 25 intercollegiate

athletic

programs with more than 1,000 studentathletes.

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his

tenure, West Point set the stage to earn its first

NCAA

national

championship in more than 50 years. Knowlton a in

bachelor’s

received degree

engineering

1982 from West Point, where he was a fouryear letterwinner and captain of the varsity

Jim Knowlton addresses crowd at AFA Hall of Fame Banquet

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Jim Knowlton helping celebrate award winners at the Air Force fencing team banquet

hockey team. After 10

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Falcon Athletics Few schools in the country have an athletic program as extensive as the Air Force Academy’s.

Col. Brian A. Hill

Vice Director of Athletics

The goals of the athletic program are to enhance the physical conditioning of all cadets, to develop the physical skills necessary for officership, to teach leadership in a competitive environment and to build character. There are three divisions of the athletic program: intercollegiate athletics, intramurals and physical education.

Col. Brian A. Hill is the vice athletic director at the Air Force Academy. A 1991 Academy graduate, he began his current assignment in June, 2015.

The intercollegiate program has 17 men’s and 10 women’s NCAA-sanctioned teams, facing some of the top competition in the nation. Men’s teams are football, baseball, basketball, ice hockey, cross-country, fencing, golf, gymnastics, indoor and outdoor track, lacrosse, rifle, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, water polo and wrestling. The Academy fields women’s teams in basketball, cross-country, fencing, gymnastics, rifle, indoor and outdoor track, swimming and diving, soccer, tennis and volleyball. In addition, the Academy sponsors two nonNCAA programs; boxing and cheerleading.

Hill was the Vice Commander, 92nd Air Refueling Wing, Fairchild Air Force Base, Wash., from July 2013-June 2015. The 92nd ARW provides KC-135 aircraft and aircrews to support world-wide aerial refueling and airlift missions in support of the Department of Defense. Prior to this assignment, he was a student at the Air War College, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. Colonel Hill also served as Commander, 96th Air Refueling Squadron, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. Prior to his command assignment, Colonel Hill was the Deputy Executive Assistant to the Commander, Headquarters United States Pacific Command, Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii.

The majority of the Academy’s men’s and women’s programs compete at the NCAA Division I level in the Mountain West Conference. The Falcons compete in this conference against teams from Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, Hawai’i (football only), Nevada, New Mexico, San Diego State, San Jose State, UNLV, Utah State and Wyoming. All sports also compete against non-conference opponents, including many nationally ranked teams.

A veteran of Operations Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom, Southern Watch, Joint Forge and Joint Endeavor, Hill earned his commission from the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1991. He is a command pilot with more than 3,100 hours in the T-1, T-3, T-37, T-38, C-130E/H and the KC-135R/T aircraft. Hill earned his master’s degree in physical education from the University of Northern Colorado in 1995 and a master’s in strategic studies from Air War College at Maxwell AFB, Ala.

The football team competes annually for the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy, which is emblematic of service academy football supremacy. The Falcons have won the trophy 19 times, which is more than any other academy.

A three-year letterman on the Air Force football team, Hill was a team captain and second-team all-conference selection at inside linebacker in 1990. He was the Air Force Academy male MVP for the 199091 academic year. Hill and his wife, Suzette, has one son, Brayden, who is a junior at the Academy.

The USAFA Cadet Field House is one of the most impressive athletic facilities in the country. It’s a modern, versatile structure with seemingly endless uses. The $5.6 million building is five stories high and 396 feet by 426 feet, the size of three football fields laid side by side. The structure is divided into three areas--basketball arena, ice hockey arena and multipurpose area. The three sections have a combined seating capacity of more than 9,000. Clune Arena seats 5,858. The Cadet Ice Rink has a seating capacity of 2,470, while the multipurpose area seats 1,000 fans for track and field competitions. The $4.1-million renovation to the Cadet Track Stadium, the outdoor home of the Air Force track and field team, was completed in the fall of 2011 and is one of the premier track and field facilities in the nation. The Holaday Athletic Center, a $15.5 million completely donor funded indoor training facility, was completed in July 2011. The Cadet Fitness Center is a $9.5 million, Military Construction project, home of the Air Force Academy’s fencing practice facility and aerobics/weight lifting facility that contains a nearly 33-foot climbing wall, opened in May 2012.

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Indoor Hitting Facility/Lockerroom

Falcon Indoor Hitting Facility/Club House The Falcon indoor facility was built in 2006. The state-of-the-art facility is located along the southeast corner of Falcon Field. The new facility features three cages for hitting and pitching practice, player lockers, bathrooms and showers. In the coming years, a second floor is slated to be added to the facility and will feature the coaches offices, pitching lanes and a baseball-specific workout room.

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Falcon Field

Falcon Field - 7,000 Feet Above Sea Level

Over the years, Falcon Field has become one of the toughest parks in which to play in the nation. Nestled against the Rampart Range of the Rocky Mountains, Falcon Field sits at over 7,000 feet above sea level. In 1991, the field became one of the most unique in the country. Due to the severe Colorado weather, an Astroturf infield was installed with a brand new grass outfield and drainage system. The turf allowed the Falcons to play games after spring snowstorms which, in the past, would have had to be postponed. Also in 1991, the fences were moved back more than 20 feet in some spots. The current dimensions are 349 in left field, 393 in left center, 400 in center, 365 in right cen-

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ter and 316 in right field. The “short porch” in right field is protected by a 24-foot chain link “Monster.” As part of the renovation, the dugouts were upgraded with heaters and, permanent helmet and bat racks and the park gained space for more than 500 fans with additional seating on the grass for a capacity of more than 1,000. In the fall of 2004, the old AstroTurf infield was replaced with new Sport Turf. During the first five seasons after the renovation, the Falcons improved in every area of the game - team defense, team offense and team pitching. The batting average of .328 and fielding percentage of .942 were the highest in any five-year period up to that point. The team ERA consistently improved and L the five-year ERA of 7.25 is the best since 7 joining a major conference in 1981. 11 As a result, the Falcons posted 10 a 128-122 record during that time for a 12 winning percentage of .512, the best since 8 joining a major conference in 1981. The 10 Falcons averaged nearly 26 wins per sea10

son in those five years, the best five-year average in school history. AFA’s home winning percentage of .550 in 2000 is the best since a .625 mark in 1995. Since 1957, the Falcons have won 56 percent of the games played at Falcon Field. The 1993 team broke the school record by winning 21 home games. In 59 seasons of Falcon baseball, the team has posted 37 winning seasons at home. In 2015, the Falcons were 11-4 at home. Falcon Field also earned national recognition as the host of the 1976 and 1995 U.S. Olympic Festivals. A new era began for Falcon Field in 2010, as a new FieldTurf surface was installed over the summer of 2009. The entire playing surface, with the exception of a dirt mound, is FieldTurf. In addition, the entire fence surrounding the park was replaced and a new hitters eye was installed. Air Force also upgraded the dugouts, installing new wood seats and an an upgraded heating system.

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