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TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION Table of Contents...................................................................................... 1 Quick Facts................................................................................................... 2 Numerical Roster....................................................................................... 3 Positional Roster........................................................................................ 4 Jack Stallings Field at J.I. Clements Stadium................................ 5-9 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Rodney Hennon....................................................... 10-13 Assistant Coach Mike Tidick.......................................................... 14-15 Assistant Coach B.J. Green............................................................ 16-17 Volunteer Assistant Coach Josh McDonald...................................18 Director of Baseball Operations Vince Smith................................19 Support Staff.............................................................................................20 PLAYER PROFILES Josh Adams................................................................................................22 Chris Beck...................................................................................................23 Stryker Brown...........................................................................................24 Taylor Burke...............................................................................................25 Michael Burruss........................................................................................26 Justin Hess.................................................................................................27 Drew Johnson...........................................................................................28 Jarret Leverett...........................................................................................29 Will Middour..............................................................................................30 Ben Morgan...............................................................................................31 Chris Myers................................................................................................32 Arthur Owens...........................................................................................33 Garren Palmer...........................................................................................34 Eric Phillips.......................................................................................... 35-36 Brent Pugh.................................................................................................37 Victor Roache..................................................................................... 38-39 Scooter Williams......................................................................................40 Tyler Avera.................................................................................................41 Jared Cheek...............................................................................................41 Clint Clark...................................................................................................41 T.D. Davis....................................................................................................41 Heath Durand...........................................................................................42 Chase Griffin..............................................................................................42 Lucas Hart..................................................................................................42 Sam Howard..............................................................................................42 Casey Kicklighter.....................................................................................43 Zac Lenns...................................................................................................43 Ryan Lowrey..............................................................................................43 INTERVIEWS All interview requests must go through Assistant Athletics Media Relations Director Barrett Gilham. Head coach Rodney Hennon, his staff and players are available on practice days (as player schedules permit) and after games. Please call the Athletics Media Relations office at least 24 hours in advance to arrange interviews. Interview requests made less than 24 hours in advance will be granted based on availability and may not be granted. NO interviews will be done prior to a game on game days. The playersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; dorms, training room and weight room are off-limits to the media. CREDENTIALS Requests for credentials to Georgia Southernâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s home baseball games should be directed to Assistant Athletics Media Relations Director Barrett Gilham. Admittance will be permitted to members of the working press. Spouses, dates, friends and other non-workers will not be allowed in the press box of J.I. Clements Stadium. Credential requests for road games should be directed to the media relations office of the home team.

Nick Rau......................................................................................................43 Kyle Rowe...................................................................................................44 Bart Stapleton...........................................................................................44 Josh Stevenson........................................................................................44 Kyle Streicher............................................................................................45 Hunter Thomas.........................................................................................45 Clint Taylor.................................................................................................45 GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY Georgia Southern University........................................................ 46-48 Iron Works..................................................................................................49 Sports Medicine.......................................................................................50 Student-Athlete Services......................................................................51 Athletic Foundation................................................................................52 Athletics Director Sam Baker...............................................................53 President Brooks A. Keel.......................................................................54 Athletics Department Staff..................................................................57 RECORD BOOK 2010 Final Statistics and Results................................................. 58-61 All-Time Series..........................................................................................62 All-Time Lettermen.......................................................................... 63-65 All-Time Draftees.....................................................................................66 Career Records.................................................................................. 67-69 Season Bests....................................................................................... 70-72 Yearly Leaders.................................................................................... 73-77 Coaching History.....................................................................................78 Postseason Timeline...............................................................................79 Honor Roll........................................................................................... 80-82 College World Series Visits............................................................ 83-84 Yearly Results..................................................................................... 85-94

RADIO BROADCASTS A visiting radio line is provided at J.I. Clements Stadium pressbox on a reciprocal basis. Otherwise, a fee of $50 is required before broadcast origination. Checks should be made payable to Georgia Southern Athletics. INTERNET Once again, every Georgia Southern Baseball game can be heard via the www.GeorgiaSouthernEagles.com website. Information (rosters, statistics, game notes, latest news, bios, etc.) on Eagle Baseball can also be found on the website, in conjunction with the partnership with JumpTV. Media members are encouraged to contact Barrett Gilham with any questions. MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS The 2011 Georgia Southern University Baseball Media Guide is a product of the Georgia Southern Athletics Media Relations Department, written and edited by Barrett Gilham. Editorial assistance was provided from the Media Relations Department, head coach Rodney Hennon and members of the baseball staff. Photos courtesy of Frank Fortune, Willis Glasgow (WG Sports Photos), and SoConPhotos. com.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

2012 QUICK FACTS GEORGIA SOUTHERN 2012 BASEBALL QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS Name of School............ Georgia Southern University City/Zip................................... Statesboro, GA 30460 Founded............................................................ 1906 Enrollment..................................................... 20,212 Nickname........................................................ Eagles School Colors.................................... Blue and White Affiliation.......................................... NCAA Division I Conference.............................. Southern Conference Stadium... J.I. Clements Stadium (renovated in 2005) Capacity............................................................. 3,000 Dimensions (LF line, CF, RF line).......... 330, 385, 330 University President..................... Dr. Brooks A. Keel Director of Athletics................................ Sam Baker Faculty Athletics Representative................ Dr. Chris Geyerman

BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach..................................... Rodney Hennon Alma Mater (Year)............... Western Carolina (1993) Record at GSU (Years)........................ 440-283 (13th) Career Record (Years)..................... 521-321-1 (15th) Baseball Office Phone...................... (912) 478-1350 Best time/day to reach coach................ Contact SID Assistant Coach ............................ Mike Tidick (13th) Alma Mater (Year)................Western Carolina (1994) Office Phone...................................... (912) 478-5188 Pitching Coach (Years)...................... B.J. Green (3rd) Alma Mater (Year)............................ Alabama (2002) Office Phone...................................... (912) 478-1331 Volunteer Coach....................... Josh McDonald (1st) Strength and Conditioning Coach......... Skyler Pyles

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS DEPARTMENT Interim Director (Baseball Contact)..Barrett Gilham Office Phone...................................... (912) 478-5448 E-Mail...................... bgilham@GeorgiaSouthern.edu Cell Phone........................................... 912-678-5051

PROGRAM HISTORY First year of Baseball........................................ 1933 (Discontinued from 1936-46) Overall Record...................... 1924-1234-5 (68 years) Number of years in NCAA/last.................... 13/2011 SoCon Regular Season Record............. 341-191 (20) Media Relations Office Phone............ 912-478-5239 Number of SoCon Regular Season titles/last.......... Media Relations Fax........................... 912-478-0046 5/2001 SoCon Tournament Record............................. 50-32 Assistant Director......................................A.J. Henderson Number of SoCon Tournament titles/last.... 5/2011 Staff Assistant............................................................................ Press Box Phone................................ (912) 478-2508 Web Site.............. www.GeorgiaSouthernEagles.com Mailing Address................................... P.O. Box 8085 Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA 30460

TEAM INFORMATION Overall record last year................................... 36-26 SoCon Record........................................... 18-12 (3rd) SoCon Tournament Record..................................4-1

Shipping Address......... 590 Herty Drive, Room 1125 ..................Hanner Fieldhouse, Statesboro, GA 30458

Letterwinners returning/lost...........................15/13 Starters returning/lost.........................................5/4 Pitchers returning/lost.........................................7/5

RADIO INFORMATION Radio Station................................. Boomer 103.7 FM Radio Play-by-Play........... Ryan Chambers (6th year)

13 NCAA Regional Appearances â&#x20AC;˘ 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

BASEBALL ROSTER GEORGIA SOUTHERN 2012 BASEBALL ROSTER #

Player

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

Yr.

B/T

Hometown/Previous School

Stryker Brown

INF

5-11

175

So.

L/R

Dalton, Ga./Dalton

Will Middour

RHP

5-10

200

So.

R/R

Atlanta, Ga./Lakeside

Arthur Owens

5-9

180

Jr.

R/R

Fayetteville, Ga./Sandy Creek

Tyler Avera

INF

5-9

160

Fr.

R/R

Baxley, Ga./Appling County

Kyle Streicher

6-0

160

Fr.

R/R

Grayson, Ga./Grayson

Drew Johnson

LHP

6-0

175

Jr.

L/L

Peachtree City, Ga./Georgia Perimeter

Justin Hess

RHP

6-2

205

Jr.

R/R

Panama City, Fla./Mosley

Zac Lenns

C/OF

6-0

195

RFr.

R/R

Hilton Head Island, S.C./Hilton Head Christian Aca.

Clint Clark

5-9

180

Fr.

R/R

Newnan, Ga./Newnan

Eric Phillips

INF

6-2

205

Sr.

R/R

Carrollton, Ga./Carrollton

Brent Pugh

INF

6-0

185

So.

R/R

Atlanta, Ga./Wesleyan

Jared Cheek

RHP

6-0

175

Fr.

S/R

Buckhead, Ga./Morgan County

Casey Kicklighter

INF

5-10

190

Fr.

R/R

Jesup, Ga./Wayne County

Ben Morgan

INF

5-9

175

So.

R/R

Evans, Ga./Greenbrier

Nick Rau

INF

6-2

200

Fr.

R/R

Thomson, Ga./Thomson

Josh Stevenson

RHP

6-2

205

Jr.

R/R

Social Circle, Ga./Gordon

Josh Adams

RHP

6-2

200

Sr.

R/R

Bath, S.C./Spartanburg Methodist

Chase Griffin

C/INF

6-0

190

Fr.

R/R

Leesburg, Ga./Lee County

Scooter Williams

5-6

195

Jr.

R/L

Detroit, Mich./Detroit CMA

Chris Beck

RHP

6-3

235

Jr.

R/R

Jefferson, Ga./Jefferson

Chris Myers

RHP

6-4

195

Jr.

R/R

Gainesville, Fla./Oak Hall

Garren Palmer

UTL

6-2

215

So.

R/R

Dalton, Ga./Dalton

Victor Roache

6-1

235

Jr.

R/R

Ypsilanti, Mich./Lincoln

Heath Durand

RHP

6-2

170

Fr.

R/R

Martinez, Ga./Lakeside

Kyle Rowe

RHP

6-1

185

Jr.

R/R

Valdosta, Ga./Santa Fe

Bart Stapleton

LHP

6-2

180

Jr.

L/L

Macon, Ga./Gordon

Sam Howard

LHP

6-3

170

Fr.

L/L

Cartersville, Ga./Cartersville

Hunter Thomas

5-10

180

Fr.

L/R

Johns Creek, Ga./Chattahochee

Clint Taylor

RHP

6-3

210

Fr.

R/R

Eastman, Ga./Dodge County

Michael Burruss

C/OF

6-1

195

Jr.

L/R

Marietta, Ga./Sprayberry

T.D. Davis

INF

6-4

235

Jr.

R/R

Evans, Ga./Georgia Perimeter

Jarret Leverett

LHP

6-3

195

Sr.

L/L

Eatonton, Ga./Middle Georgia

Taylor Burke

LHP

6-0

190

So.

L/L

Statesboro, Ga./Bulloch Academy

Lucas Hart

RHP

6-3

165

RFr.

R/R

Atlanta, Ga./North Cobb

Ryan Lowrey

RHP

6-1

185

Fr.

R/R

Weston, Fla./Calvary Christian

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

ROSTER BREAKDOWN # 3 7 8 14 21 22 25 26 29 30 31 32 34 41 43 45 46 # 11 23 36

Pitchers (17) Will Middour RHP Drew Johnson LHP Justin Hess RHP Jared Cheek RHP Josh Stevenson RHP Josh Adams RHP Chris Beck RHP Chris Myers RHP Heath Durand RHP Kyle Rowe RHP Bart Stapleton LHP Sam Howard LHP Clint Taylor RHP Jarret Leverett LHP Taylor Burke LHP Lucas Hart RHP Ryan Lowrey RHP Catchers (3) Clint Clark C Chase Griffin C/INF Michael Burruss C/OF

Ht. 5-10 6-0 6-2 6-0 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-4 6-2 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-0 6-3 6-1 Ht. 5-9 6-0 6-1

Wt. 200 175 205 175 205 200 235 195 170 185 180 170 210 195 190 165 185 Wt. 180 190 195

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

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

Hometown/Previous School Atlanta, Ga./Lakeside Peachtree City, Ga./Georgia Perimeter Panama City, Fla./Mosley Buckhead, Ga./Morgan County Social Circle, Ga./Gordon Bath, S.C./Spartanburg Methodist Jefferson, Ga./Jefferson Gainesville, Fla./Oak Hall Martinez, Ga./Lakeside Valdosta, Ga./Santa Fe Macon, Ga./Gordon Cartersville, Ga./Cartersville Eastman, Ga./Dodge County Eatonton, Ga./Middle Georgia Statesboro, Ga./Bulloch Academy Atlanta, Ga./North Cobb Weston, Fla./Calvary Christian Hometown/Previous School Newnan, Ga./Newnan Leesburg, Ga./Lee County Marietta, Ga./Sprayberry

# 2 5 12 13 16 18 19 23 27 38 # 4 6 9 24 28 33 36

Infielders (10) Stryker Brown INF Tyler Avera INF Eric Phillips INF Brent Pugh INF Casey Kicklighter INF Ben Morgan INF Nick Rau INF Chase Griffin C/INF Garren Palmer INF T.D. Davis INF Outfielders (7) Arthur Owens OF Kyle Streicher OF Zac Lenns C/OF Scooter Williams OF Victor Roache OF Hunter Thomas OF Michael Burruss C/OF

Ht. 5-11 5-9 6-2 6-0 5-10 5-9 6-2 6-0 6-2 6-4 Ht. 5-9 6-0 6-0 5-6 6-1 5-10 6-1

Wt. 175 160 205 185 190 175 200 190 215 235 Wt. 180 160 195 195 235 180 195

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

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

Hometown/Previous School Dalton, Ga./Dalton Baxley, Ga./Appling County Carrollton, Ga./Carrollton Atlanta, Ga./Wesleyan Jesup, Ga./Wayne County Evans, Ga./Greenbrier Thomson, Ga./Thomson Leesburg, Ga./Lee County Dalton, Ga./Dalton Evans, Ga./Georgia Perimeter Hometown/Previous School Fayetteville, Ga./Sandy Creek Grayson, Ga./Grayson Hilton Head Island, S.C./Hilton Head Christian Aca. Detroit, Mich./Detroit CMA Ypsilanti, Mich./Lincoln Johns Creek, Ga./Chattahochee Marietta, Ga./Sprayberry

# Coaches and Support Staff Position Year With Team (Alma Mater) 10 Rodney Hennon.........................................................Head Coach...................................................13th Season (Western Carolina, 1993) 17 Mike Tidick.................................................................Assistant Coach............................................13th Season (Western Carolina, 1994) 15 B.J. Green.....................................................................Assistant Coach.............................................................3rd Season (Alabama, 2002) 40 Josh McDonald...........................................................Volunteer Assistant Coach.................... 1st Season (Georgia Southwestern, 2006) Vince Smith.................................................................Director of Baseball Operations.................................................................1st Season Travis Cain..................................................................Student Manager.........................................................................................3rd Season Kassandra Kelly..........................................................Head Baseball Athletic Trainer................................2nd Season (Boise State, 2009) Skyler Pyles.................................................................Strength & Conditioning Coach.....................5th Season (Western Illinois, 2006) Ian Christie..................................................................Athletics Groundskeeper................................... 3rd Season (Johns Hopkins, 2007) Ryan Chambers..........................................................Radio Play-By-Play Announcer....................................6th Season (Georgia, 2003) Barrett Gilham............................................................Media Relations Contact.............................................2nd Season (Alabama, 2006) Pronunciation Guide Tyler Avera.............................................................................................A-vre Victor Roache.............................................................Roach ignore the e Michael Burruss................................................................................ BUR-us Kyle Streicher............................................................sounds like streaker Will Middour................................................................................ MID-hour Mike Tidick.............................................................................................TID-ik

13 NCAA Regional Appearances â&#x20AC;˘ 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

J.I. Clements Stadium

J.I. CLEMENTS STADIUMS

J.I. CLEMENTS STADIUM Capacity: 3,000 (530 chairbacks/2,470 bench-back seats) Surface: Natural Grass Groundbreaking: May 2004 First Game: February 12, 2005 (lost to #13 Georgia Tech 10-6) First Victory: February 19, 2005 (9-8 versus George Washington) Field Dedication: February 19, 2005 J.I. Clements Stadium Record Since 2005: 85-38 (.691) Field Dimensions: 330 (LL), 360 (LC), 385 (CF) 360 (RC), 330 (LL) Grandstand: Covered area for concessions and restrooms Dugouts: Sunken with area for TV cameras near each dugout Home Dugout: Third base side Batter’s Eye: 35 ft. x 55 ft. located in center field Press Box: Seating for 30 media members; separate booth for television in addition to home and visiting radio. VIP Suite: 27 chairback seats overlooking the stadium. Indoor area with social room and additional seating. Champions Room: Located on main concouse; large meeting room with kitchen. Batting Cages: Four covered cages located down left field line. Scoreboard: New digital display board installed in 2008. New features include clock, radar gun display and message board/video display Umpire’s Locker Room: Complete with dressing area, shower and restroom. Coaching Offices: Located in the Wiggins Building. Team Clubhouse: Located in the Wiggins Building. Ticket Office: Located at the front entrance to the stadium. Retired Numbers: #1 (former head coach Jack Stallings) #20 (All-America OF Todd Greene) TOP SINGLE GAME ATTENDANCE: 1. 3,088 #21 Georgia Tech (2-22-11) 2. 2,805 #13 Georgia Tech (2-12-05) 3. 2,782 #3 Georgia Tech (2-23-10) 4. 2,712 #11 Georgia Tech (2-10-07) 5. 2,495 Appalachian State (4-12-08) 6. 2,372 The Citadel (4-2-11) 7. 2,345 #21 Georgia Tech (2-23-11) 8. 2,319 Indiana (3-6-09) 9. 2,221 Samford (4-17-2010) 10. 2,217 Boston College (2-23-08) 3-Game Series: 1. 6,049 Holiday Inn Eagle Invitational (March 6-8, 2009) 2. 5,886 Appalachian State (April 11-13, 2008) 3. 5,554 The Citadel (April 1-3, 2011) 4. 5,543 Tennessee Tech (Feb. 19-21, 2010) 5. 5,496 Presbyterian (February 20-22, 2009) 2-Game Series: 1. 5,433 #21 Georgia Tech (February 22-23, 2011) 2. 4,647 #13 Georgia Tech (February 12-13, 2005) 3. 4,352 #3 Georgia Tech (February 23-24, 2010) 4. 4,345 #11 Georgia Tech (February 10-11, 2007) 5. 4,249 #8 Georgia Tech (February 24-25, 2009)

J.I. CLEMENTS

Head Coach of Georgia Southern’s 1962 National Champion Baseball Team... Served as Coach, Athletic Business Manager and Athletic Director from 1948 until his death in 1984... Served as assistant basketball coach, 1948-62; athletic business manager, 195774, and athletic director 1967-74, but is best remembered as head baseball coach from 1949 through 1966 and again in 1968... Career record of 320-205 and led Georgia Southern to four National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics District 25 championships... The 1962 squad’s national title was the first ever for a Georgia Southern team... Led GSC to second place finishes in 1960 and 1968, and a third place standing in 1964... Served as president of NAIA Baseball Coaches Association (1962-64) and was a member of the U.S. Olympic Baseball Committee in 1964... Inducted into the U.S. Baseball Federation Hall of Fame and the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame... NAIA National ‘Coach of the Year’ in 1963... As administrator, led Georgia Southern from NAIA to NCAA Division II status in 1970 and to Division I level a year later... Eagle baseball, golf and tennis all represented school at NCAA I championship events during 1973-74 season... Named 1974 Georgia Sports ‘Administrator of the Year’ by Georgia Athletic Hall of Fame... Baseball Stadium was named in his honor in 1985.

JACK STALLINGS FIELD

Jack Stallings, the winningest coach in Georgia Southern baseball history, not only had his jersey retired, but in February 2005 was also honored by having the playing field at J.I. Clements Stadium named after him. His #1 is just the second jersey ever retired in the Eaglesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; baseball program. In 24 years in charge of the Eagles he posted a 858-581-5 record and trip to the 1990 College World Series. Stallings won 1,257 games in 39 seasons as a head coach.

Mason Clements Wall of Fame Former Georgia Southern standout Mason Clements donated the plaque that graces the entrance of the stadium named after his brother, J.I. Clements. Pictured are the late Mason Clements (second left) with family members following the dedication in February 2005.

J.I. CLEMENTS STADIUM

In addition to J.I. CLEMENTS STADIUM, Georgia Southern enjoys superb associated facilities. The WIGGINS BUILDING is located adjacent to J.I. Clements Stadium and houses coaching offices along with locker rooms for Georgia Southern. Tucked alongside the third-base line is a series of batting cages, called FT. KNOCKS, which help the Eagles hone their hitting skills.

The Champions Room is located on the main concourse of J.I. Clements Stadium. The room is home to historical memorabilia and can host business meetings or meals with recruits.

J.I. CLEMENTS STADIUM

The VIP Suite, located on the pressbox level of J.I. Clements Stadium, gives the feel of a luxury box at any Major League Baseball Stadium. The suite offers not only seating in the climate-controlled indoors but 27 stadium chairback seats outside.

LITTLE EAGLES CAMP

The Georgia Southern Baseball team hosts an annual Little Eagles Baseball Camp and Meet the Baseball Eagles Day in February at J.I Clements Stadium prior to the start of the season. All camp participants receive instruction from Baseball coaches and players as they go through hitting, throwing, fielding, and base running drills. Following the Little Eagles Baseball Camp, participants and fans receive the annual baseball schedule poster and will have the opportunity to have their posters signed by the players and the coaching staff. A intra-squad scrimmage usually concludes the day and gives fans, parents and kids the opportunity to watch the team for the first time that season.

HEAD COACH

RODNEY

HENNON Rodney Hennon enters his 13th season as Head Coach of the Georgia Southern Baseball Program. Under Hennon’s guidance, the Eagles have won at least 30 games every year and have done so for 12-straight seasons. Hennon joins legendary coach Jack Stallings as the only coaches in Georgia Southern history to record more than 10 straight 30-win seasons. He also ranks 41st among active NCAA Division I head coaches with a 62.2 winning percentage. Since taking over the storied program before the 2000 season, Hennon has accumulated a 440-283 record, including an impressive 222-126 record in Southern Conference play. Hennon surpassed legendary coach J.I. Clements for second place on the all-time wins list during the 2008 season. He picked up his 321st Georgia Southern win in a 17-13 victory over The Citadel on May 2nd. In his 14 seasons as a head coach at Georgia Southern and Western Carolina Hennon has amassed a 521-321-1 overall record and a 260-142 record in the SoCon. Hennon earned his 500th career victory in a 7-1 win over the College of Charleston on March 27, 2011 in Charleston, S.C. and was honored by the College Baseball Foundation National All-Star Coach of the Week for reaching the milestone. Under his guidance Georgia Southern has won two Southern Conference Tournament Titles in the last three years. The Eagles added their latest piece of trophy hardware in 2011. Chris Beck threw a complete game shutout in a 1-0 win over Samford. GSU also grabbed the Southern Conference Tournament Title in 2009 with a 7-3 win over Elon. Kyle Blackburn hit a towering three-run homer to break open a scoreless ballgame in the sixth inning and picked up Tournament MVP Honors in that contest.

HEAD COACH

During his tenure, Hennon has guided the Eagles to at least a fourth-place finish in the Southern Conference regular season 11 times, including six runner-up or championship finishes. The Eagles advanced to the NCAA Regionals three consecutive years from 2000-2003, won the Southern Conference Tournament title four times and been runner-up twice during his tenure. While the Eagles have continued their winning tradition on the field, Hennon also puts an emphasis on success in the classroom. Academics have always been a high priority for Hennon, a twotime GTE Academic All-America selection during his playing days at Western Carolina. In 2008, David Richardson (2nd Team), Chris Shehan (3rd Team) and Brian Pierce (3rd Team) all earned CoSIDA Academic All-District accolades. During the 2005-06 academic year, the baseball team posted the highest GPA of any men’s team, snapping a seven-year run by the tennis squad. Following the fall 2007 semester, 14 players recorded a 3.50 GPA (the most representatives of any Georgia Southern sports program) and five scored a perfect 4.0 GPA. Hennon has produced talent on the field at GSU as well, coaching three All-America performers. In 2011 Victor Roache was selected to five All-America teams after hitting a NCAA best 30 home runs and setting single-season records in the process. Chris Shehan in 2009 earned various First Team All-America accolades (American Baseball Coaches Association, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, PING!Baseball), while Ty Wright made an immediate impact that season, also earning national accolades. The power-hitting designated hitter ranked among the national leaders in several offensive categories. He was selected First Team All-Atlantic Region and Second Team All-America (ABCA).

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

RODNEY HENNON RODNEY HENNON BY THE NUMBERS 46 - Number of All-Conference Selections 26 - Number of Eagles who have either been drafted 18 - Years of coaching experience 14 - Number of years as a head coach 12 - Years as Head Coach at Georgia Southern 7 - Number of All-Americans tutored at GSU 5 - Number of NCAA Regional Appearances at GSU 4 - SoCon Tournament Championships 4 - SoCon Tournament MVPs 3 - SoCon Player of the Year Recipients 2 - SoCon Regular Season Championships 2 - Coach of the Year 2 - SoCon Pitcher of the Year Recipients Following the 2011 season, three players were drafted by Major League Basebal teams for the fourth-straight year. Matt Murray, Andy Moye and Shawn Payne added their names to a list of 24 Eagles who have been drafted during Coach Hennon’s tenure at Georgia Southern. In 2008 Georgia Southern put up staggering offensive numbers, not only program record-setting numbers but also statistics that ranked among the nation’s best. The Eagles finished the year nationally ranked in various offensive categories: second in batting average (.346); second in scoring (10.3 runs per game); fourth in doubles (2.66 p/g); second in home runs (114); second in slugging percentage (.584); 13th in walks (302); 15th in stolen bases (108); 10th in sacrifice flies (37); and 36th in hit by pitches (80). The offensive juggernauts set GS records with: 114 home runs (3rd in SoCon season ‘Top 10’), six grand slams (1st SoCon), 595 runs scored (2nd SoCon), 543 RBI (2nd SoCon), 1,269 total bases (2nd SoCon) and 751 hits (5th SoCon). The 154 doubles were second most (5th SoCon), and the .346 team batting average was the highest total in the modern era (tied 5th SoCon). Georgia Southern’s .584 slugging percentage was the second-highest average in the SoCon record books, and the 37 sacrifice flies tied for second-most.

The Eagles ended the 2007 campaign ranked in two season ‘Top 10’ categories (including the second-highest doubles total) while just missing out in five other statistical categories. Senior pitcher A.J. Battisto was drafted in the 30th round by the Florida Marlins. During the 2005 campaign the Eagles put together one of the most dominating offenses in the country, posting a .331 team batting average which led to the 38 wins and a runner-up SoCon finish. Not only did that impressive batting average rank thirdbest in GSU history but the fifth-highest in the nation. Southern also ranked 11th nationally in slugging percentage, 25th in scoring and home runs, 47th in stolen bases and 22nd in doubles per game. For the first time in program history, two players hit .400 in the same season. Greg Dowling (.400) and James Payne (.407) both earned the honor following the 2005 season.

One of the most impressive offensive displays - not only in Georgia Southern history but in the nation - came in mid-March 2008 at home against Columbia. The Eagles slammed a NCAA Division I record 14 home runs during a 26-8 rout of the Lions. In fact 12 different Eagles went deep, including a stretch of three straight pinch-hit home runs in the eighth inning. Two games later against the Lions, Georgia Southern pounded out another 13 extra-base hits in a 22-8 victory. The 2007 season started off in memorable fashion, Georgia Southern’s first-ever trip to Hawai’i. The Eagles opened with a win, kicking off an 8-2 start to the season. That impressive start also included the first home sweep of (11th-ranked) Georgia Tech since 1996. Nearly 4,400 were in attendance for that homeopening series against the Yellow Jackets. That series The 2011 squad won Georgia Southern’s second Southern Confernece Tournament Title produced the second-largest crowd in J.I. Clements history (2,712) and second-largest attended 2-game in three years. series. Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

HEAD COACH In 2003, Hennon guided the Eagles to a third SoCon Tournament championship game appearance in four seasons. GSU came within one out of winning a third tournament before falling in extra innings to Western Carolina. The 2002 season marked the third straight NCAA Regionals appearance, doing so by winning two games on the final day of the SoCon Tournament. The year before Georgia Southern won 42 games, 21 of those coming in SoCon play which led to its second straight regular season title. That postseason saw the Eagles defeat No. 9 Georgia in the NCAA Regionals for the school’s first win in the postseason since 1996.

THE HENNON FILE

Year School........................Record..... Pct. 1998 Western Carolina............. 45-15..... .750 1999 Western Carolina......... 36-23-1..... .608 2000 Georgia Southern............ 38-23..... .623 2001 Georgia Southern............ 42-20..... .677 2002 Georgia Southern............ 39-25..... .609 2003 Georgia Southern............ 39-21..... .650 2004 Georgia Southern............ 34-25..... .576 2005 Georgia Southern............ 38-22..... .633 2006 Georgia Southern............ 31-27..... .534 2007 Georgia Southern............ 34-28..... .548 2008 Georgia Southern............ 33-25..... .568 2009 Georgia Southern............ 42-17..... .712 2010 Georgia Southern............ 34-24..... .586 2011 Georgia Southern............ 36-26..... .581

Faced with a continuing set of obstacles and hurdles during his initial spring (2000) in Statesboro, the Dalton native handled each with the resiliency, maturity and composure rarely displayed by the most seasoned of head coaches. When it was all said and done, Hennon had led his spirited and over-achieving 19-man Eagle squad to a 38-23 record, a Southern Conference regular season and tournament championship and the school’s first NCAA Regional appearance in four years. Totals Western Carolina............. 81-38-1........679 The Eagles’ buoyancy was even more forthcoming when it mattered most - late in the season. Along with a trimmed down pitching staff of just six arms, Hennon’s club set a new school record with a 23-7 league mark and won 23 of its last 33 games after finishing February and March just two games over .500 at 15-13.

Georgia Southern.......... 440-283........609 14 Years............................... 521-321-1.....619

EDUCATION: Western Carolina University B.S. 1993

In 12 seasons as a collegiate head coach, Hennon reached yet another milestone victory in 2008, win #400 (12-6 at Wofford). He owns a 451-271-1 record - an average of 38 COACHING RESUME: wins per year. In fact, when he captured his 100th career victory with an 18-5 triumph June 1999-Present over Wofford on April 8, 2000, he accomplished a most-notable achievement by reach- ........................ Head Coach - Georgia Southern ing the triple-digit milestone quicker than any other coach in league history. When he accepted the GSU position, Hennon ended a successful two-year stay as head coach at Western Carolina University after leading the Catamounts to an 81-38-1 (.679) overall record and a Southern Conference mark of 38-16 (.704).

1997-1999 ..........................Head Coach - Western Carolina 1994-1997 ...................Assistant Coach - Western Carolina

After accepting an offer to guide the Western Carolina program in July 1997, Hennon HONORS: quickly added his own distinctive chapters to one of the winningest programs in the 2001............................. SoCon ‘Coach of the Year’ 2000............................. SoCon ‘Coach of the Year’ Southern Conference. During his inaugural campaign as head coach in 1998, Hennon led the Catamounts to a 45-15 overall record and a 20-6 SoCon mark, tying the WCU mark for most victories in a single year and ranking sixth among all NCAA Division I members in winning percentage. His players claimed both the Southern Conference’s Pitcher and Player of the Year award while seven signed professional contracts at the conclusion of the season. In addition, the 1998 WCU squad led the nation in stolen bases with 153, which shattered a 33-year-old school record and a 16-year-old conference mark. He directed a pitching staff which also enjoyed an outstanding season, turning in a 4.01 earned run average to rank 11th nationally, while finishing ninth among all Division I institutions with 499 strikeouts.

1993.......................................First Team All-SoCon ............................ CoSIDA Academic All-America 1992................................ Second Team All-SoCon ............................ CoSIDA Academic All-America COACHING MILESTONES: Win 1:...............................at Stetson, 7-6 (2/7/98) Win 50:.........vs. North Carolina A&T, 9-8 (2/27/99) Win 100:...................... at Wofford, 18-5 (4/8/00) Win 150:........... at UNC Greensboro, 5-3 (4/27/01) Win 200:...............................vs. Elon, 6-2 (6/1/02) Win 250:............ vs. Coppin State, 15-2 (3/25/04) Win 300:...........at Western Carolina, 8-1 (4/24/05) Win 350:.........vs. New Jersey Tech, 17-2 (2/18/07) Win 400:....................at Wofford, 12-6 (4/27/08) Win 450:................... vs. Furman, 16-4 (5/23/09) Win 500................. at Charleston, 7-1 (3/27/11) PERSONAL: Born: November 11, 1969 Married to the former Kim Estes Sons - Rodney, Carter; Daughter - Keeli

Hennon followed up his record-setting initial season with a 36-23-1 mark, which included a third-place league standing at 18-10. The Catamounts easily distinguished themselves as the SoCon’s top offensive squad with conference bests in batting average (.328), on-base percentage (.413), slugging percent-

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RODNEY HENNON HENNON vs. Opponents

Alabama................................................0-5 Alcorn State.........................................3-0 Appalachian State........................33-13 Auburn..................................................0-2 Ball State...............................................1-0 Bethune-Cookman...........................4-1 Binghamton........................................2-0 Boston College...................................1-2 Brown ...................................................2-0 Bucknell................................................3-0 Buffalo...................................................3-0 Canisus..................................................3-0 Charleston Southern......................14-0 Charleston, Coll. of.......................29-20 The Citadel......................................22-25 Clemson..............................................3-13 Coastal Carolina.................................1-8 Columbia..............................................2-2 Coppin State.......................................7-0 Davidson.............................................39-7 Drexel.....................................................3-0 East Carolina........................................1-4 East Tennessee State......................21-6 Elon....................................................14-15 Florida....................................................1-0 Florida A&M.........................................2-0 Florida Atlantic...................................1-1 Furman.............................................32-17 Gonzago...............................................0-1 Gardner-Webb....................................3-0 George Washington..........................4-2 Georgia................................................6-12 Georgia Southern..............................4-4 Georgia State....................................23-5 Georgia Tech.....................................7-40 Hawai’i...................................................1-2 High Point........................................4-1-1 Holy Cross............................................2-1 Indiana..................................................1-1 Jacksonville.....................................15-11 Kennesaw State..................................7-4 Kentucky...............................................1-0 LeMoyne...............................................1-1 Lipscomb..............................................3-0 Marshall................................................6-2 Mercer.................................................13-5 Michigan...............................................2-0 Morris Brown.......................................3-0 New Jersey Tech.................................3-0 New York Tech.....................................5-0 North Carolina A&T...........................4-0 North Carolina Central.....................3-0 North Carolina State.........................0-3 North Florida.......................................6-4 Pittsburgh............................................1-0 Presbyterian........................................3-0 Richmond.............................................1-0 Samford................................................8-2 Saint Joseph’s......................................3-0 Savannah State...................................1-0 South Alabama...................................0-2 South Carolina....................................0-5 Southern Miss.....................................0-1 St. Bonaventure..................................2-0 St. John’s...............................................3-3 Stetson..................................................4-1 Tennessee.............................................0-1 Tennessee Tech..................................4-2 Towson..................................................3-0

Troy.........................................................0-3 UNC Asheville.....................................4-3 UNC Greensboro...........................26-19 USC Upstate........................................2-0 UNC Wilmington................................3-0 Utah........................................................0-1 VMI........................................................19-1 Western Carolina..........................25-19 William & Mary...................................2-0 Winthrop..............................................3-3 Wofford............................................33-13 Wright State.........................................5-1

The 19-man 2000 squad made an impressive run through the Southern Conference regular season and tournament capturing both titles. The team played in the NCAA Atlanta Regional that season. Hennon led the Eagles to three consecutive trips to an NCAA Regional from 2000-2002.

age (.523), runs (502), hits (684), home runs (82) and runs batted in (445) while finishing second in triples (20) and third in stolen bases (123). Hennon guided one of the league’s youngest pitching staffs to a 5.70 earned run average - rating third among all conference teams. Prior to taking over the WCU head coaching duties, Hennon served as a full-time assistant coach for his alma mater for three seasons and was a two-time All-SoCon second baseman for the Catamounts in the early 1990s. As an assistant coach, Hennon helped lead the Cats to a 42-20 record, a Southern Conference title and NCAA Tournament appearance in 1997 as a member of the late Keith LeClair’s staff. He joined the WCU baseball staff in 1994 as a part-time assistant after earning numerous on-field and classroom honors during his playing career from 1990 to 1993. A Second Team All-SoCon choice in 1992, Hennon batted .367 to lead the SoCon in hits and runs scored, while sparking the Catamounts to the league regular season and tournament championship. Despite his all-tournament performance (eight hits and five RBI), WCU fell one game short of reaching the College World Series after falling to Florida State in NCAA South II Regional Championship. A year later as a senior, Hennon earned First Team All-SoCon honors, again leading the league in hits and runs scored and helping the Catamounts to the NCAA South Regional in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He currently ranks first among WCU season leaders in games started and at-bats, while standing tied for 19th in runs scored (160) and 23rd for hits (208). Hennon earned his bachelor’s degree in Economics from Western Carolina in 1993. In the classroom, he was a two-time GTE-CoSIDA Academic All-America choice as he posted a 3.55 grade point average during his four years of undergraduate work in WCU’s College of Business. Hennon was also named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll in each of his four years while competing as a student-athlete. Hennon is married to the former Kim Estes of Fairburn and they are the parents of three children - Walker, Keeli and Carter. Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

MIKE TIDICK THE TIDICK FILE

EDUCATION: Western Carolina...................................B.S. 1994 COACHING RESUME:

August 1999-Present ........ Assistant Coach - Georgia Southern 1998-1999 Assistant Coach ..........Assistant Coach - Western Carolina 13th Year 1997 ...................................Assistant Coach - Elon Also entering his 13th year on the Georgia Southern staff working 1996 with Head Coach Rodney Hennon, Mike Tidick continues to build ..........Volunteer Coach - Coastal Carolina

Mike Tidick

on his reputation as one of the top offensive coaches and recruiters around. Prior to the BBCOR era in 2011, none of his teams hit lower thatn .295 in a season going back to his first assistant coaching job at Elon in 1997. Tidick has also had 21 players continue their careers in the professional ranks during his 16 year coaching career.

Since joining the Georgia Southern staff in August of 1999 Tidick has coached 17 Eagles who have been taken in the draft. He has had a player selected in nine of his 12 seasons as hitting coach at GSU. After returning for his senior year, Tidick helped Shawn Payne improve from a 44th round selection in 2010 to a 35th round pick in 2011. In 2009 he had two players selected in Griffin Benedict and Ty Wright. Benedict was a 16th round selection of the Sand Diego Padres and reached AAA in his first season. Wright was also selected by the Padres in the 25th round.

HONORS: Union-Endicott HS ‘Hall of Fame’ 1994.............................SoCon ‘Player of the Year’ ...............................................First Team All-SoCon 1993......................SoCon All-Tournament Team 1992...............................Second Team All-SoCon PERSONAL: Born: March 7, 1971 Married to the former Lori Bingham Son - Ty; Daughter - Lorin

Last Season Tidick helped mold Victor Roache from a .252 batting average with eight home his freshman season in 2010 into the NCAA’s home run leader with 30 bombs in 2011. Roache garned five All-America honors after setting new Southern Conference and school records in home runs. In just his sophomore season in the program, Roache hit .326 with 30 home runs and 84 RBIs to go along with a .778 slugging percentage. Two more players were drafted in 2008. Jeremy Beckham was a 17th round draft pick by Tampa Bay and Shehan in the 30th round by Atlanta. Shehan was the Southern Conference Player of the Year that season and is one of four Players of the Year Tidick has worked with during his career. Shehan was one of 16 semifinalists for the prestigious Dick Howser Award and one of the final 50 for the Brooks Wallace Award and Golden Spikes Award, given to the National Player of the Year. Shehan was the only representative from the Southern Conference on either list, and would also be named SoCon ‘Player of the Year’ by the Sports Media Association. Shehan capped his impressive junior year by earning various First Team All-America accolades. Tidick also coached Martin Barrow and Chris Moore to Player of the Year Awards at Western Carolina and helped Matt Easterday to the same award in 2000 in his first season as a coach with the Eagles. Moore was an 11th round selection of the Colorado Rockies in 1999, while Easterday was a 21st round pick of the Florida Marlins. Other draft notables from Tidick’s coaching career at Western Carolina include Eric Johnson who was a third round pick by the Cleveland Indians and Charles Thomas who played two seasons in the Major Leagues. Thomas hit .288 in 83 games with the Atlanta Braves in his debut season in 2004. In 2008 the Eagles put up staggering offensive numbers, not only program record-setting numbers but also statistics that ranked among the nation’s best. The Eagles finished nationally ranked in various offensive categories: second in batting average (.346); second in scoring (10.3 runs per game); fourth in doubles (2.66 p/g); second in HR (114); second in slugging pct. (.584); 13th in walks (302); and 15th in stolen bases (108). One of the most impressive offensive displays - not only in Georgia Southern history but in the nation - came in mid-March 2008 at home against Columbia. The Eagles slammed a NCAA Division I record 14 home runs during a 26-8 rout of the Lions. When it was all said and done, five hitters earned All-Southern Conference honors that season. Chris Shehan and Ty Wright would also receive All-Atlantic Region and All-America accolades as well. Working with an offensive line-up that had at times six freshmen starting, the 2006 squad hit .304 overall. He oversaw another stellar offensive The 12 players that hit the NCAA record-setting 14 home runs in a production as the Eagles hit .331 during the 2005 campaign, the fifthsingle game in 2008. highest team batting average in the nation and third-best in South-

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MIKE TIDICK PRO PLAYERS COACHED by Tidick NAME SCHOOL Jeff Sziksai WCU Chuck Koone WCU Martin Barrow WCU WCU Chris Moore Eric Johnson WCU Charles Thomas WCU Matt Easterday GSU J.R. Revere GSU Jemel Spearman GSU Matt Herring GSU Chris Walker GSU Jason Hurst GSU Flint Wipke GSU Greg Dowling GSU Jeremy Beckham GSU Chris Shehan GSU Griffin Benedict GSU Ty Wright GSU Steve Cochrane GSU Shawn Payne GSU

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ern history. Prior to 2005, nine Eagles batted .400 for the season and never during the same year. That changed when James Payne (.407) and Greg Dowling (.400) accomplished the feat. Jason Hurst put together the second and third longest hitting streak in GS history, 25 consecutive from his junior year into senior season, then 24 later in his final year. Not only did Tidick’s players have impressive batting averages, they rarely strike out. Dowling (20th), Brent Stephens (29th) and Payne (100th) ranked among the 2005 national leaders in toughest to strikeout. The Eagles also ranked 11th nationally in slugging percentage, 22nd in doubles, 25th in scoring and 47th in stolen bases. The 139 doubles and 1,077 total bases both ranked at the time as the second-most in the GSU record book. The 2002 Eagle team was similarly impressive. Georgia Southern completed the campaign ranked in the ‘Top 30’ in the nation in hitting at .321, a mark that at the time ranked third on the Eagles’ season record list. The Eagles were also ranked sixth nationally in stolen bases with 151, breaking a Georgia Southern record that had stood for 27 years. The 2001 squad ranked third in history in at-bats, runs scored, and RBI while also ranking among the top five in hits (fourth), doubles (fourth) and total bases (fifth). On top of that the Eagles finished just 14 stolen bases shy of breaking the school mark.

Tidick joined GS during the summer shortly after coach Rodney Hennon’s arrival in 1999 after spending the two previous seasons at Western working on Hennon’s coaching staff. Inheriting just four regulars off Georgia Southern’s offensive lineup from the 1999 season, Tidick began to meticulously work on fostering a new aggressive approach which helped translate into a Southern Conference championship in 2000. The statistical results were equally impressive. The Eagles turned in a batting average over .300 for only the third time in the previous 10 years, hit 60 or more home runs for only the third time in nine years and endured the fewest strikeouts in seven seasons. “Mike is certainly a quality coach and a quality person,” said Hennon. “He’s a big asset to our program, coordinating our recruiting efforts. In addition, he is responsible for our outfield play and hitting, an area where he has a proven track record. We have a good feel and know what to expect out of each other.” In 1998, he helped guide the Catamounts to a 45-15 overall record which equaled the school standard, and a 20-6 SoCon mark. Western Carolina followed up the 1998 season with a 36-23-1 mark, boasting to have the SoCon’s top offensive squad with league bests in average (.328), onbase percentage (.523), runs (502), hits (684), home runs (82), and runs batted in (445). Prior to his move to Cullowhee, Tidick spent the 1997 season as an assistant coach at Elon after serving in a similar capacity at Coastal Carolina in 1996. Tidick first arrived at Western Carolina in 1989 after an illustrious career at Union-Endicott (N.Y.) High School. After sitting out all of WCU’s 1990 campaign following surgery, he turned in the first of four consecutive .300-plus hitting seasons when he batted .302 his rookie season. As the Catamounts’ everyday centerfielder in 1992, he was named Second Team All-Southern Conference hitting .328 and stealing 21 bases while helping WCU advance all the way to the NCAA South II Regional title game.

(From L-R) Mike, Ty, Lorin and Lori Tidick.

He led Western back to a NCAA Regional (South I) as a junior, earning SoCon All-Tournament Team honors in 1993 after his average jumped to .352 with 19 doubles and 13 home runs. Tidick topped off an outstanding collegiate career in ‘94 as he was named SoCon ‘Player of the Year’ by batting .376 with 15 home runs, 17 doubles, 58 RBI and 20 stolen bases. In addition, he played errorless defense as the Catamounts received an at-large bid to the NCAA East Regional. Upon leaving Western Carolina, he ranked fourth in hits (270), seventh in RBI (158), third in doubles (54) and second in stolen bases on Western Carolina’s all-time career list. Among the Southern Conference leaders, Tidick stands 18th all-time in hits. After graduating from WCU in 1994 with a degree in Secondary Education, Tidick signed a professional contract with the Chicago White Sox and subsequently played in the Gulf Coast League (Sarasota, Fla.) and South Atlantic League (Hickory, N.C.) in 1994 and 1995, respectively. Tidick is married to the former Lori Bingham of Cherryville, N.C. They are the parents of a son Ty and daughter Lorin Elizabeth.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

B.J. GREEN

THE GREEN FILE

EDUCATION: University of Alabama......................... B.S. 2002

B.J. Green Assistant Coach 3rd Year

COACHING RESUME: July 2009-Present .................Assistant Coach - Georgia Southern 2007-2008 ...................................Assistant Coach - Alabama 2003-2006 ..............Volunteer Assistant Coach - Alabama 2003 .................... Pitching Coach, Harwich Mariners 2002 ..................Student Assistant Coach - Alabama

Former Alabama pitching coach B.J. Green joined the Georgia Southern baseball staff in July 2009 and begins his third season with the Eagles in 2012. Green bring with him to Statesboro over 13 years experience as both a player and HONORS: coach in the Southeastern Con- -Played on 1999 SEC Tournament Championship Team and CWS Team ference.

-Compiled 18-4 career record and set Alabama freshman record for wins (8) in 1998

2011 was a banner year for the Eagles’ pitching staff. Andy Moye PERSONAL: and Matt Murray, who both tied Born: January 2, 1979 for the team lead with a 2.39 Married to the former Jessica Aliffi ERA, were drafted in the top-15 Son - Tripp rounds. Green helped Moye improve from being a 50th draft pick 2010 to a 15th round selection in 2011. Moye cut his era by over half and set career bests in innings pitched, hits, earned runs and batting average against. Friday starter Chris Beck had probably the greatest pitching moment of the year, throwing a complete game 1-0 shutout of Samford in the Southern Conference Tournament Championship game. Beck tied with Josh Adams with nine wins and posted a 3.23 ERA in 19 starts. Green helped Beck improve on a rough freshman campaign in 2011 and the sophomore ace lowered his ERA from 8.31, improved his total innings pitched by over 70, doubled his strikeout to walk ratio and dropped over .100 points off of his batting average against. Andy Moye, a 15th round draft pick in 2011, pitched the open- In his first ing game of the Columbia Regional against South Carolina a s e a s o n year ago. with Geor-

gia Southern helped imporve the Eagles’ bullpen, who tied for the Southern Conference lead in saves with 15. Dexter Bobo tallied a team best 10 saves that season and signed a minor league free agent contract with the Milwaukee Brewers following the year. Jake Brown led the starters with a 4.32 ERA and won seven games in 2010. Brown also continued his career in the major leagues and was drafted in the 26th round by the Oakland Athletics. Prior to joining the Eagles, Green served as the pitching coach for seven seasons at Alabama. During his 11-year career as a player and coach, Green helped the Crimson Tide to eight NCAA tournament appearances, three SEC Tournament Championships (1999, 2002 and 2003), two Super Regional appearances, the 2006 SEC regular season title, the 2002 SEC West championship and a 1999 College World Series appearance. Individual honors include 20 draftees, five major league debuts, two first-round picks, four Freshman All-Americans and a National and SEC Freshman of the Year.

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B.J. GREEN PRO PLAYERS COACHED by GREEN

While at Alabama, Green helped mold his players into some of the best pitchers in the country. In 2006, Alabama pitchers led the SEC with a NAME SCHOOL 3.51 ERA. The 2004 pitching staff finished second in the conference and Lance Cormier UA Shane Sanders UA eighth in the NCAA with a 3.36 ERA. Lance Cormier (Arizona, Atlanta, Baltimore, Tampa Bay, Los Angeles Dodgers), Wade LeBlanc (San Diego, Miami), Tommy Hunter (Texas, Baltimore), David Robertson (New York Yankees), and Taylor Tankersley (Miami, New York Mets) have all pitched in the major league clubs. Green also has served as the Harwich Mariners pitching coach in 2003. From 2003 to 2007 Green organized and helped run the Bama Baseball camp. Before his coaching tenure, Green was a letterman for the Crimson Tide from 1998-2001. He compiled an 18-4 (.818) career record and set the UA freshman record with eight wins on the mound in 1998. As a member of the Tide, in 1999, Green helped lead the team to a thirdplace College World Series appearance and a SEC Tournament Championship. A native of Gardendale, Ala., Green is a 2002 graduate of the University of Alabama in sports fitness management.

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Green is married to the former Jessica Aliffi and the two are parents of a son Tripp.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

JOSH MCDONALD

40 Josh McDonald Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Year Josh McDonald enters his first season as an assistant coach with the Georgia Southern baseball program. He will work primarily with the catchers and hitters, coach first base and help coordinate Eagle Baseball camps.

THE MCDONALD FILE

EDUCATION: Georgia Southwestern......................... B.S. 2006 COACHING RESUME: LSU Eunice Assistant Coach........................................ 2009-11 New Market Rebels (Valley League) Assistant Coach...............................................2008 Georgia College and State University Assistant Coach........................................ 2007-08 HONORS: - Member of 2011 NJCAA DII National Championship team - Third Place Finish in NJCAA DII National Championship - Coached numerous players who were drafter or continued their careers at four-year schools

McDonald comes to Georgia Southern from Louisiana State University Eunice where he served as hitting instructor, worked with catchers and held third base coaching responsibilities. In three seasons, the LSUE Bengals were 148-40 and captured a national championship and a third place finish in the NJCAA Division II National Champion- PERSONAL: Born: ship. In his three seasons, he coached numerous players who continued there playing careers at four year universities and several players who have been drafted by Major League Baseball.

In 2011, LSUE finished the season with a 45-15 record and fell one win short of returning to the World Series. The Bengal squad finished the season batting .325 as a team. In the 2010 season, the Bengals finished with a 52-13 record and the NJCAA Division II National Championship. The Bengal team rounded up the season with a .359 batting average along with several individual records. In 2009, the Bengal team finished the season with a 51-12 record and a 3rd place finish at the NJCAA Division II World Series. The Bengal hitters batted .368 as a team and set numerous team records for the 2009 season. Prior to coming to LSUE, McDonald served as an assistant coach at Georgia College and State University, a member of the Division II Peach Belt Conference. During his two seasons, McDonald served as first base coach and worked with outfielders and hitters. He was also involved in the recruiting efforts for the Bobcats. The team was 79-40 over his two seasons, including a Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Regular-Season title in 2007. In the summer of 2008, McDonald served as an assistant coach for the New Market Rebels of the Valley League. He worked with hitters and infielders and also served as third base coach. McDonald has also been involved with several camps in the Southeast including Vanderbilt, Clemson and Auburn. McDonald, originally from Fitzgerald, GA, completed his playing career at Georgia Southwestern State University where he earned a degree in Health and Physical Education. He was a four year letterman for the Hurricanes, playing first base and was a three time All-Academic selection. He also helped lead the Hurricanes to two regional appearances in 2005 and 2006. McDonald completed his graduate work at Georgia College and State University where he earned a Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree in Health and Physical Education.

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VINCE SMITH THE SMITH FILE

EDUCATION: Georgia Southern............. Currently Attending

Vince Smith Director of Baseball Operations 1st Year

COACHING RESUME: Georgia Southern Director of Baseball Operations................2012 PERSONAL: Born: November 21, 1988

Former Georgia Southern outfielder joins the 2012 coaching staff as the Director of Baseball Operations while finishing his Therapeutic Recreation major in the spring of 2012. The Kingsland, Ga., native finished his three-year career with a .220 batting average in 35 games. He hit .182 in 10 games last year and scored a pair of runs. Smith is most known for his walk-off homer against Coppin State. The hit was the first of his career and forced a 10-run rule to end the game. Smith had a fine redshirt-freshman season in 2009 and hit .375 with a double and the three-run home run off of the bench. In his sophomore campaign in 2010 he hit .182 in a career-high 15 games and made two starts. In 22 at-bats he tallied four hits and posted a .280 on-base percentage. He started the two games in left field and batted ninth in the order both times. Smith made 10 appearances as a pinch hitter and went one for seven at the plate. He recorded two at bats at Clemson and picked up a hit in his second at bat and tallied two hits and stole a base at the College of Charleston. He also went one for two at Jacksonville and picked up his only pinch-hit single at Georgia Tech. Smith lettered in football and baseball three times at Camden County. While there he earned All-Region honors his final three years and was a three-time pick to the All-Coastal Empire squad. Smith was born on November 21, 1988 in Indianapolis, Indiana. He enjoys fishing, playing racquetball and going to the beach. He is the son of Victor and Diane Smith.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

SUPPORT STAFF

Ian Christie Athletics Groundskeeper 3rd Year

Ryan Chambers Georgia Southern Radio Network 6th Year

Ian returns for his 2nd season managRyan Chambers enters his sixth year ing Jack Stallings Field at J.I. Clements as the radio play-by-play voice of the Stadium. He brings an expansive amount of knowledge and expe- Georgia Southern Baseball program. Chambers also produces the rience to Georgia Southern University. Rodney Hennon pregame show and is the host on the ‘Inside Georgia Southern Baseball’ television coach’s show. Ian played baseball at Johns Hopkins University while attaining a degree in computer engineering. Upon graduating, he went on to Chambers, a native of Milledgeville and known media personality receive a Masters degree in sport management at Georgia South- around the state, also serves as the eyes and ears for radio listeners ern University. While working, He also completed a certificate in along the sidelines and in the trenches for GSU Football. Also host sport turfgrass management from the University of Georgia. the postgame show with assistant coach Victor Cabral. In addition Ian also has a wide range of experience, working at a golf course and several levels of professional baseball from Aball to the big leagues. He worked for the NY Mets single-A, and double-A affiliates in Savannah, Ga. and Binghamton, N.Y. The next stop was working for the Baltimore Orioles organization, working for their double-A affiliate in Bowie, MD while also making a brief stop at Camden Yards.

In addition, Chambers served as the voice of Georgia Southern Lady Eagle Basketball for five seasons and hosted the ‘Inside Georgia Southern Basketball with Rusty Cram which aired live Tuesday nights throughout the women’s basketball season.

He worked as a marketing consultant for Georgia Eagle Broadcasting, Inc in Statesboro before moving over to the university as a Major Gifts Officer. Ryan is married to the former Jodie Payant and the couCoupled with his passion for perfection, Ian continues to provide a ple is proud to call Statesboro their home. They have two childern surface at Major League standards for the Eagle Baseball program. Winslette and Maggie May and a dog named GUS. Ryan currently works on campus as a Development Officer in the College of Health and Human Sciences. His wife serves as teacher in the Bulloch County School System and is a part-time teaching faculty at Georgia Southern’s College of Education.

Travis Cain Student Manager 3rd Year Travis Cain enters his third season as the baseball student manager. He is in charge of the team’s laundry and equipment needs. Cain also has assisted the football team at both practice and games. He also organizes the diamond girls and works for the Atlanta Braves in the summer.

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Meet the 2012 Eagles

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

JOSH ADAMS

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sha

0 0

71.1 71.1

76 76

46 46

38 38

35 35

39 39

12 12

0 0

3 3

324 324

.281 .281

11 11

9 9

2 2

4 4

6 6

Team won 20 or more games three out of his four seasons... Drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the 49th round of the 2008 draft. PERSONAL: Born Joshua Brandon Adams on January 22nd, 1990 in Augusta, Ga... Son of Evelyn and Robert Adams... Favorite place on campus is the RAC... Favorite sports figure is Randy Johnson... Favorite pro team is the Atlanta Braves... Favorite Move is Bull Durham. MAJOR: General Studies.

SPARTANBURG METHODIST (2009-10): Played his freshman and sophomore seasons at Spartanburg Methodist College in Spartanburg, S.C... Went 12-2 in his career for Head Coach Tim Wallace... Pitched in 12 games his freshman year and went 4-1 with a 1.67 ERA... Posted an 8-1 record with a 4.03 ERA his sophomore season... Appeared in 10 games that year allowing just 16 walks to 45 strikeouts... Pitched for the Forest City Owls of the Coastal Plains League in Forest City, N.C. over the summer... Started one game and earned the win, allowing three earned runs in five innings of work.

Josh Adams 6-2 u 194

Class Senior Position Pitcher Hometown Bath, S.C. Previous School Spartanburg Methodist

gp-gs

JUNIOR (2011): Tied for the team lead in wins with a 9-6 record... Posted a 4.79 ERA in 13 starts... Appeared in 21 games and threw the third-most innings (71.1) on the team... Started the season 4-1 with a 3.25 after a three-inning scoreless outing in the win over #1 Florida (3/8) and a one-run 5.1 inning start against Furman (3/12)... Won his final four decisions of the season... Gutted out a win in the SoCon Tournament against the College of Charleston (5/28) with 133 pitches over 7.1 innings... Winning pitcher in the 9-1 comeback at Charleston Southern (5/17).

Bats/Throws Right/Right

avg

.000 .000

PREP: Played for Head Coach Bruce Zuelhke at Midland Valley High School in Graniteville, S.C... Played four seasons on the Mustangâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Varsity squad... Team captain his senior year... Also lettered in basketball twice while at Midland Valley... Recorded a 21-5 record in his high school career... Posted an ERA less than 2.00 in all four seasons at Midland Valley... Tallied an 8-2 record with a 1.56 ERA his senior year... CAREER HIGHS Innings............................. 8.0 vs N.C. Central (2-26-11) Walks.......................8 at Appalachian State (5-21-11) Strikeouts...........................7 vs N.C. Central (2-26-11) Pitches........ 133 vs College of Charleston (5-28-11)

13 NCAA Regional Appearances â&#x20AC;˘ 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

CHRIS BECK

Chris Beck Individual Career History Chris Beck Year

2010 2011 TOTAL Year

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sb-att

fld%

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 1 1

1 15 16

1 1 2

.500 .941 .895

era

2010 2011 TOTAL

w-l

8.31 2-4 3.23 9-5 4.39 11-9

Career Statistics

app

sho

12 20 32

4 19 23

0 2 2

0/0 1/2 1/2

0 0 0

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

30.1 41 103.0 79 133.1 120

35 51 86

28 37 65

18 23 40 109 58 132

4 18 22

2 0 2

7 3 10

151 429 580

.318 .211 .238

5 1 6

1 5 6

0 1 1

0 2 2

3 7 10

JUNIOR (2012): Louisville Slugger TPX Preseason All-American by Collegiate Baseball.

25 Chris Beck 6-3 u 220

Class Junior Position Pitcher Hometown Jefferson, Ga. Previous School Jefferson Bats/Throws Right/Right

SOPHOMORE (2011): Number Two-Ranked Cape Cod League Prospect... Invited to Cape Cod League All-Star Game... SoCon All-Tournament Team and Most Outstanding Player, Walt Nadzak Award... Posted team highs in wins with nine, starts with 19, innings (103.0) and strikeouts (109)... Threw a complete game shutout and struck out nine in the SoCon Championship game against Samford (5-29)... Opened the tournament by striking out a seasonhigh 13 batters against the College of Charleston (525)... Earned his first win of the season after an eight inning, 12 strikeout 15-0 shutout over N.C. Central (2-25)... Won five straight-decisions before his first loss at Western Carolina (4-15)... Started the second game of the Columbia Regional agaisnt N.C. State (6-4), allowing two runs over five innings.

CAREER HIGHS Innings....................................9.0 vs Samford (5-29-11) Walks................. 4 (4x) at UNC Greensboro (4-29-11) Strikeouts.....13 vs College of Charleston (5-25-11) Pitches....................................118 vs Furman (3-11-11) â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Pitcher of the Yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; in 2008 and 2009... Led the team to consecutive Region 8A Championships... Threetime First Team All-Northeast Georgia and All-Area selection... Was a member of Team Georgia in 2008... Named an All-State Pitcher from 2007-2009... A 2006-07 All-Region selection... Was an All-Northeast and Northeast Georgia Player of the Year... In 2009, was named a North South All-State member.

PERSONAL: Born September 4, 1990 in Commerce, Ga... Most memorable sports moment was reaching the baseball Final Four his sophomore year... His dad has been a major influence for always giving him great advice... Admires high school coach, Tommy FRESHMAN (2010): Went 2-4 with an 8.31 ERA in 12 Knight, because he looked to him as a father figure... appearances... Recorded four starts in the season... Son of Michael Beck and Hope Atchley. Made his career debut on February 19th against Tennessee Tech... Pitched a third of an inning and struck MAJOR: Sport Management with a Minor in Busiout the one batter he faced... Started against Geor- ness. gia Tech (2-23), Holy Cross (3-1), Charleston Southern (3-10) and Clemson (3-17)... Pitched five solid innings in a 3-2 loss to Holy Cross, allowed three runs on seven hits and struck out five... Allowed only one run in four innings of work in his start against Charleston Southern... Won back-to-back decisions against Jacksonville (4-13) and Samford (4-17)... Pitched a scoreless inning against the Dolphins and picked up his first win in the 6-5 Victory. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner in both baseball and basketball at Jefferson High School... Selected in the 35th round by the Cleveland Indians in the 2009 draft... Earned First Team All-Region honors in baseball every year and twice was named Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

STRYKER BROWN

Stryker Brown

Individual Career History Stryker Brown

Career Statistics Year

2011 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sb-att

fld%

.250 .250

24-7 24-7

40 40

8 8

10 10

1 1

0 0

1 1

5 5

14 14

.350 .350

8 8

2 2

7 7

0 0

.385 .385

2 2

1 1

0-1 0-1

13 13

24 24

6 6

.860 .860

FRESHMAN (2011): Hit .250/.385/.350 in 24 games and seven starts split between second and third base... Hit his first career home run against North Florida (4/13)... Also tallied a double and five RBIs in 40 at bats... Walked eight times and struck out only seven times... Posted season highs with three hits, a home run and 2 RBIs against North Florida (4/13)... Walked four times in the first of three-straight starts at Charleston Southern (5/17).

PREP: Played at Dalton High School in Dalton, Ga. for Head Coach Bobby Brotherton... Played three seasons on the varsity team and also lettered four times on the football field and one time on the basketball team... Helped lead his high school team to the 2009 and 2010 regional championships.

Stryker Brown 5-11 u 170

PERSONAL: Born Kenneth Stryker Brown in Dalton, Ga. on September 21, 1991... Son of Ken and Susan Brown... Father, Ken, played football for Clemson for four seasons from 1980-84 and was a member of the 1981 National Championship Squad... Uncle is Head Georgia Southern Baseball coach Rodney Hennon.

Class Sophomore Position Infield

MAJOR: Pre-Business.

Hometown Dalton, Ga. Previous School Dalton Bats/Throws Left/Right

CAREER HIGHS At Bats...............................4 vs North Florida (4-13-11) Runs....................2 at Charleston Southern (5-17-11) Hits.....................................3 vs North Florida (4-13-11) Doubles............... 1 vs Charleston Southern (5-4-11) Triples.......................................................................... None Home Runs.....................1 vs North Florida (4-13-11) RBIs....................................2 vs North Florida (4-13-11) Walks..................4 at Charleston Southern (5-17-11) Steals............................................................................ None

13 NCAA Regional Appearances â&#x20AC;˘ 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

TAYLOR BURKE

Taylor Burke

Individual Career History Taylor Burke Year

2011 TOTAL Year

2011 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sb-att

.000 .000

0-0 0-0

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

0-0 0-0

1 1

0 1.000 0 1.000

Career Statistics

fld%

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

2.57 2.57

0-0 0-0

15 15

0 0

0/0 0/0

0 0

14.0 14.0

14 14

4 4

11 11

1 1

4 4

0 0

66 66

.275 .275

2 2

0 0

2 2

FRESHMAN (2011): Posted a 2.57 ERA with no decisions in 15 appearances... Appeared in the season opener against George Washington and threw twothirds of a scoreless inning in the 8-6 loss... Tallied 14 innnings and allowed just four runs on 14 hits... Threw a season high three scoreless innings against Wofford (5/6).

43 Taylor Burke 6-0 u 180

Class Sophomore Position Pitcher

PREP: Played for head coach Darel Evans at Bulloch Academy in Statesboro, Ga... Lettered five times on the Gatorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; varsity squad... Named to the honor roll... Also lettered in football four times and basketball five times... Selected team captain his junior and senior seasons. PERSONAL: Born Taylor McRae Burke on December 23, 1991 in Statesboro, Ga... Son of Bryan and Beth Burke... Father, Bryan, played baseball at South Georgia College... List his father as the biggest influence on his life... Favorite place on-campus is the library... Favorite sports figure is Dan Marino. MAJOR: Business.

Hometown Statesboro, Ga. Previous School Bulloch Academy Bats/Throws Left/Left

CAREER HIGHS Innings....................................... 3.0 vs Wofford (5-6-11) Walks.......................5 at Appalachian State (5-21-11) Strikeouts.......................................1 vs Citadel (3-3-11) Pitches......... 46 (2x) at Appalachian State (5-21-11) Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

MICHAEL BURRUSS

Michael Burruss

Individual Career History Michael Burruss Career Statistics Year

avg

2010 2011 TOTAL

36 Michael Burruss 6-1 u 185

Class Junior Position OF Hometown Marietta, Ga. Previous School Sprayberry Bats/Throws Left/Right

gp-gs

.326 55-44 .300 62-62 .311 117-106

181 273 454

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

32 59 51 82 83 141

13 11 24

1 5 6

1 3 4

26 77 46 112 72 189

.425 .410 .416

14 11 25

4 2 6

30 47 77

3 4 7

.383 .330 .352

2 2 4

SOPHOMORE (2011): Southern Conference AllTournament Team... Started all 62 games and split time between left field and designated hitter... Hit .300/.330/.410 with three home runs and 46 RBIs... Second on the squad with 82 hits and led the team in at-bats with 273... Tallied 11 doubles and was second on the squad with five triples... Posted the second-longest hit streak at 14 on the squad... Was also second on the team with 27 multi-hit games and 13 multi-RBI games... Opened the year with three hits, two runs, two RBIs and two doubles in the loss to Georgia Washington (2-18)... After going hitless in the second game of the series, he started the 14game hit streak with three hits and three RBIs in the series finale... Posted a season-high of four hits three times, including a four-for-four start in the St. John’s opener (3-4)... Drove in four runs with just one hit, a three-run homer, in the second game of the Wofford series (5-7)... Committed just six errors in 75 total chances.

sb-att

fld%

2 8-11 1 9-11 3 17-22

166 65 231

15 4 19

2 6 8

.989 .920 .969

CAREER HIGHS At Bats............ 6 (11x) vs Western Carolina (5-26-11) Runs......................................4 vs N.C. Central (2-27-11) Hits.....................4 (3x) vs Western Carolina (5-26-11) Doubles.................................. 2 (4x) vs Citadel (4-3-11) Triples............. 1 (6x) vs Col. of Charleston (5-25-11) Home Runs......................... 1 (3x) vs Wofford (5-7-11) RBIs.................................................4 vs Wofford (5-7-11) Walks................... 2 (2x) at Kennesaw State (4-27-11) Steals........................ 2 at Col. of Charleston (3-25-11) series... Tallied three hits in back-to-back games against Jacksonville (5-18) and The Citadel (5-20)... Threw out nine runners as a catcher in 40 stolen base attempts... Committed only two errors in over 180 chances. FRESHMAN (2009): Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years in baseball... Earned All-County and All-State honors his senior year... Team captain... Set a Sprayberry HS record REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2010): Named to the So- throwing out 68 percent of runners trying to steal... Con All-Freshman Team after hitting .326 with 15 Played for coach David Stephenson. extra-base hits and 26 RBIs... Played in 55 games and started in 44 of them... Recorded exactly half PERSONAL: Born May 9, 1990 in Atlanta... No. 1 of his starts at catcher and the other half at desig- sports highlight was going 4-for-4 (three dounated hitter... Hit as high as fourth in the order but bles, one triple) with a walk against Wheeler High batted seventh in 32 of his starts... Stole eight bases School... his father has been a major influence, “He in 11 attempts... Tallied 18 multi-hit games and 9 always pushed me to my very best potential, no multi-RBI games... Fourth on the team with a .350 matter how I hated it at times.”... His older brother batting average in road games... Led the team with Grant was a standout catcher at Georgia Southern a .349 average in night games... Hit his only home from 2001-04 and twice earned All-Southern Conrun and drove in 12 RBIs at night... Made his first ference honors... Son of Jim and Sharon Burruss. start in the second game of the Georgia Tech series (2-24)... Debuted against Tennessee Tech (2-19) and MAJOR: Information Technology. recorded a pinch-hit single... Stroked a double in two out of his first three starts... Hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning against Samford (4-17)... Hit in every game of the UNC Greensboro series... Recorded multiple RBIs in ever game of the Samford

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

JUSTIN HESS

JUSTIN HESS Individual Career History Justin Hess Year

2010 2011 TOTAL Year

2010 2011 TOTAL

8 Justin Hess 6-2 u 210

Class Junior Position Pitcher Hometown Panama City, Fla. Previous School Mosley Bats/Throws Right/Right

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sb-att

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 3 3

4 6 10

Career Statistics

era

w-l

app

sho

4.06 6.58 5.52

1-1 3-2 4-3

13 18 31

7 5 12

0 0 0

0/1 0/0 0/1

0 0 0

fld%

0 1.000 2 .818 2 .867

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

37.2 41 52.0 66 89.2 107

21 43 64

17 38 55

22 15 37

27 45 72

6 10 16

1 1 2

3 11 14

176 237 413

.272 .311 .295

5 9 14

1 3 4

0 0 0

2 1 3

0 6 6

SOPHOMORE (2011): Went 3-2 with a 6.58 ERA in 18 appearances... Tallied 45 strikeouts in 52 innings and allowed just 15 walks... Made five starts with two coming in conference against Western Carolina (4-17) and Wofford (5-7)... Allowed one earned run on five hits in five innings in his start against the Terriers... Posted a quality start at Jacksonville (329), allowing three runs over 6.1 innings and struck out five in the 4-2 loss... Struck out seven batters in his starts at WCU and Charleston Southern (5-17)... Earned his first win of the season against Marshall (4-8), allowing two runs over seven innings in the 9-3 victory... Finished the season with wins in his last three decisions... Also picked up victories over Western Carolina and Wofford.

CAREER HIGHS Innings.......................... 8.1 vs North Florida (3-30-10) Walks..........................2 at Western Carolina (4-17-11) Strikeouts............. 7 (2x) at Charleston So. (5-17-11) Pitches.........................112 vs North Florida (3-30-10) HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four letters playing for Mosley High School... Named MVP for two seasons... Two-time All-State selection.

PERSONAL: Born August 16, 1990 in Panama City, Fla... Favorite sports memory was pitching his high school team to a victory over their rival and sending the team to the championship game... Admires his father and past coaches... Enjoys listening to music, hanging out with his friends and fishing... FRESHMAN (2010): Finished with a 1-1 record Son of Mark and Julie Hess. and a 4.06 ERA... Appeared in 13 games with seven starts... Logged 37.2 innings and struck out 27 MAJOR: Business Management. batters... Allowed an opponent batting average of .272... Combined with three other pitchers on a shutout of Elon (4-11)... Did not allow an earned run in his first four appearances... Went 10.1 innings before allowing his first earned run in the start against #14 South Carolina (3-23)... Made his Georgia Southern debut against Holy Cross (2-27) and worked a scoreless inning in relief... Recorded his first career start at Kennesaw State (3-16)... Pitched four innings against the Owls and struck out six while not allowing an earned run... Carried a no-hitter into the ninth inning in his start against North Florida (3-30)... Surrendered a base hit to Andrew Kameris after not allowing a hit for 8.1 innings... Pitched 5.1 innings out of the bullpen against Western Carolina (4-24)... Allowed one run and struck out four Catamounts in the second game of the series... Picked up his lone win of the season in his May 10th start against Alcorn State... Logged seven innings of work and allowed just two runs on six hits. Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

DREW JOHNSON

Individual Career History Drew Johnson Year

2011 TOTAL Year

2011 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sb-att

.000 .000

0-0 0-0

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

0-0 0-0

1 1

2 2

0 1.000 0 1.000

Career Statistics

fld%

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

9.35 9.35

0-1 0-1

7 7

1 1

0 0

0/2 0/2

0 0

8.2 8.2

15 15

10 10

9 9

2 2

6 6

2 2

0 0

43 43

.375 .375

2 2

0 0

1 1

SOPHOMORE (2011): Made seven apperances and one start in 8.2 innings of work... Allowed nine earned runs and compilled a 9.35 ERA... Started against Mercer (4-6) and allowed four earned runs in 1.1 innings... Pitched a season-high 3.2 innings at Georgia Tech (3-16), striking out three and allowing one run... Made scoreless appearances against George Washington (2-20) and N.C. Central (2-25) to start the season.

7 Drew Johnson 6-0 u 170

Class Junior Position Pitcher Hometown Peachtree City, Ga. Previous School Georgia Perimeter Bats/Throws Left/Left

GEORGIA PERIMETER (2010): Joined the Eagles after one season at Georgia Perimeter College in Covington, Ga... Led the Jaguars in appearances with 20 and was 4-2 with a 3.98 ERA in his only season at Georgia Perimeter... Pitched 31.2 innings and recorded two saves and two starts... Helped the Jaguars to a 36-19 record and pitched below the team’s average ERA of 4.59. PREP: Played for Head Coach Brent Moseley at Starr’s Mill High School in Fayetteville, Ga... Graduated in 2009 after playing three years on the Panther’s varsity team... Named the Fayetteville County Pitcher of the Year in 2008... Selected First Team AllRegion his junior and senior seasons... Helped lead his team to a 33-20 record and a State Championship Game Appearance in 2009. PERSONAL: Born May 13th in Spartanburg, S.C... Son of Dennis and Reyna Johnson... Favorite pro athlete is John Lester... Favorite Movie is Boondock Saints... Favorite TV show is Entourage. MAJOR: Physics.

CAREER HIGHS Innings...........................3.2 at Georgia Tech (3-16-11) Walks..................................2 at Georgia Tech (3-16-11) Strikeouts.........................3 at Georgia Tech (3-16-11) Pitches............................68 at Georgia Tech (3-16-11)

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

JARRET LEVERETT

Jarret Leverett

Individual Career History Jarret Leverett Year

2011 TOTAL Year

2011 TOTAL

41 Jarret Leverett 6-3 u 190

Class Senior Position Pitcher Hometown Eatonton, Ga. Previous School Middle Georgia Bats/Throws Left/Left

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sb-att

fld%

.000 .000

0-0 0-0

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

0-0 0-0

0 0

9 9

2 2

.818 .818

Career Statistics

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

7.84 7.84

0-3 0-3

24 24

3 3

0 0

0/0 0/0

2 2

41.1 41.1

61 61

45 45

36 36

17 17

26 26

12 12

2 2

7 7

203 203

.343 .343

4 4

3 3

0 0

3 3

2 2

JUNIOR (2011): Appeared in 24 games with an 0-3 record and a 7.84 ERA... Threw 41.1 innings, made three starts and recorded two saves... Struck out 26 batters and walked 17... Threw a season-high five innings out of the bullpen at Samford (3-19), striking out four... Made first career start against Georgia Tech (2-22) and allowed two runs in three innings... Also started at North Florida (3-2) and against Georgia Tech (3-15)... Allowed two earned runs on five hits in 3.2 innings in his second start against the Yellow Jackets... Threw a scoreless inning against The Citadel (4-3) for his first save... Picked up his second save in the SoCon Tournament against College of Charleston (5-28), allowing one run in 1.2 innings. MIDDLE GEORGIA: Played Junior College baseball for Head Coach Craig Young at Middle Georgia College in Cochran, Ga... Team advanced to JUCO World Series his freshman year and won the conference’s regular season title his sophomore season... Posted a 3-1 record in 15 games with a 2.54 ERA his freshman year. PREP: Played for Head Coach Nathan Koerner at Putnam County High School in Eatonton, Ga... Lettered on the War Eagles’ varsity team four times and also lettered in basketball and football... Served as the team’s captain for his junior and senior seasons... A member of the school’s Beta Club for three years. PERSONAL: Born Jarret Russell Leverett on October 18, 1989 in Milledgeville, Ga... Son of John and Janice Leverett... Enjoys fishing and being with his family... Favorite sports figure is Kobe Bryant and his favorite team is the Atlanta Braves. MAJOR: General Studies.

CAREER HIGHS Innings.................................... 5.0 at Samford (3-19-11) Walks...............3 (2x) at Appalachian State (5-19-11) Strikeouts..................................4 at Samford (3-19-11) Pitches..............................78 vs Jacksonville (4-12-11)

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

WILL MIDDOUR

Individual Career History Will Middour Year

2011 TOTAL Year

2011 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sb-att

fld%

.000 .000

0-0 0-0

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

.000 .000

0 0

0-0 0-0

0 0

6 6

2 2

.750 .750

Career Statistics

era

w-l

app

sho

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

5.09 5.09

3-1 3-1

20 20

5 5

0 0

0/1 0/1

2 2

40.2 40.2

42 42

26 26

23 23

15 15

22 22

7 7

1 1

3 3

177 177

.276 .276

0 0

3 3

0 0

2 2

5 5

FRESHMAN (2011): Appeared in 20 games with five starts, going 3-1 with a 5.09 ERA and two saves... Tallied 40.2 innings and struck out 22 batters... Made Sunday starts against George Washington (2-20) and N.C. Central (2-27) to open the season... Did not allow a run in his first start and earned the win in 5.1 scoreless innings... Threw a seasonhigh 5.2 innings against Charleston Southern (5-4), allowing four earned runs on 11 hits in the 13-12 win... Earned both of his saves in the home series finale against Davidson (5-13,16).

DeKalb County Selection his final two years at Lakeside... Named to the school’s honor roll... Also was a member of the East Cobb 18U Braves in 2010 and helped the team to a 38-6 record. PERSONAL: Born March 13th in Atlanta, Ga... Son of David and Alice Middour... Brother, Thomas, was a four-year starter on the mound at Davidson from 2007-10... Thomas finished his career with a 14-22 record and a 6.26 ERA... Father, David, was a pitcher at Georgia Tech from 1976-78... David recorded six of the 1978 Yellow Jackets’ 14 wins and led the team in innings pitched with 84 and ERA (4.29). MAJOR: Pre-Business.

Will Middour 5-10 u 195

Class Sophomore Position Pitcher Hometown Atlanta, Ga. Previous School Lakeside Bats/Throws Right/Right

PREP: Attended Lakeside High School in DeKalb County, Ga. and played for head coach Bill Newsome... Helped lead the Vikings to a 2010 Regional 6-AAAA Championship... Earned three varsity letters and was named the team’s MVP twice... Named the Pitcher of the Year for Dekalb County by posting the lowest ERA in the county... A First Team All-

CAREER HIGHS Innings..............5.2 vs Charleston Southern (5-4-11) Walks....................................3 vs N.C. Central (2-27-11) Strikeouts............................... 6 vs Davidson (5-13-11) Pitches.............................. 85 vs N.C. Central (2-27-11)

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

BEN MORGAN

Individual Career History Ben Morgan

Year

avg

2011 TOTAL

18 Ben Morgan 5-9 u 165

Class Sophomore Position INF Hometown Evans, Ga. Previous School Greenbrier Bats/Throws Left/Left

Career Statistics

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

.239 59-59 .239 59-59

218 218

38 38

52 52

13 13

0 0

23 23

65 65

.298 .298

16 16

2 2

28 28

4 4

.295 .295

1 20 1 20

sb-att

7-8 7-8

fld%

102 190 102 190

21 21

.933 .933

FRESHMAN (2011): Started 59 games between second base and shortstop... Averaged .239/.295/.298 with 13 doubles and 23 RBIs... Totaled 14 multi-hit games and 3 multi-RBI games... Tallied three RBIs against Furman (3-13) and Charleston Southern (517)... Tallied nine assists on defense against Charleston Southern (5-4) and at Appalachian State (521)... Posted three hits against N.C. Central (2-27), at Florida (3-8) and Furman (3-11)... Scored three runs against Furman (3-13)... Posted four-straight multihit games from March 8-13 and hit .588 with four RBIs during the period. PREP: Played for Head Coach Chris Wilkins at Greenbrier High School in Evans, Ga... Played four seasons on the Wolvesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; varsity squad... Helped lead his team to a 2007 State Championship... Also played football at Greenbrier. PERSONAL: Born Benjamin Swan Morgan on July 26, 1991 in Evans, Ga... Son of Robert and Beverly Morgan... Cousin, Jeffery Rowland, played for Georgia Tech from 2008-10 and was named First-Team All-ACC in 2009... Rowland was also drafted twice and signed with the Detroit Tigers after being selected in the 19th round of last yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s draft... Uncle, Garry Givens, pitched for Georgia Southern and was drafted in the 18th round of the 1978 draft... Givens was named All-Region after leading the 1978 squad in wins with 12. MAJOR: Undecided.

CAREER HIGHS At Bats...............6 (3x) vs Western Carolina (5-26-11) Runs..............................................3 vs Furman (3-13-11) Hits....................................... 3 (3x) vs Furman (3-11-11) Doubles.......1 (13x) vs Coll. of Charleston (5-28-11) Triples.......................................................................... None Home Runs................................................................ None RBIs.............3 (2x) at Charleston Southern (5-17-11) Walks...............2 (3x) at Appalachian State (5-20-11) Steals.............. 1 (7x) vs Coll. of Charleston (5-28-11)

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

CHRIS MYERS

Chris Myers Individual Career History Chris Myers Year

2010 2011 TOTAL Year

2010 2011 TOTAL

avg

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sb-att

.000 .000 .000

0-0 0-0 0-0

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

.000 .000 .000

0 0 0

0-0 0-0 0-0

1 0 1

4 1 5

0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000

era

w-l

app

sho

2.95 6.97 4.40

1-0 0-0 1-0

9 11 20

1 0 1

0 0 0

0/0 0/0 0/0

Career Statistics sv

bavg

hbp

sfa

sha

0 0 0

18.1 10.1 28.2

16 14 30

6 8 14

3 8 11

10 3 13

5 3 8

0 0 0

0 2 2

72 53 125

.254 .326 .283

1 0 1

3 0 3

0 0 0

3 2 5

0 0 0

SOPHOMORE (2011): Appeared in 11 games with a 6.97 ERA in 10.1 innings... Allowed eight earned runs on 14 hits... Posted a season-high 2.1 innings at Western Carolina (4-17) and allowed two runs on four hits in the 16-13... Pitched two innings in the SoCon Tournament against College of Charleston (5-28). FRESHMAN (2010): Went 1-0 with a 2.95 ERA in nine games... Pitched 18.1 innings and made a start against Kennesaw State (4-27), earning his lone decision of the season... Made his first appearance of the season against Georgia Tech (2-23)... Pitched an inning and a third and allowed one run... Threw two scoreless innings at Georgia Tech (4-20)... Following his start against the Owls he made four scoreless appearances... Lowered his ERA from 3.86 to 2.81 during the stretch... Held four different teams without a run over seven innings of work from May 11th to May 20th... Struck out a season-best three batters at Davidson (3-14).

26 Chris Myers 6-4 u 205

Class Junior Position Pitcher Hometown Gainesville, Fla. Previous School Oak Hall Bats/Throws Right/Right

fld%

Favorite sports memory was making the All-State Team his junior and senior years... Kevin Maris is listed as a major influence because “he taught me the game of baseball and the game of life”... Admires Yadier Molina for being a great catcher and role model... Son of Ed and Lesley Myers. MAJOR: Sport Management.

HIGH SCHOOL: Most Valuable Player two seasons... Earned First Team All-State and All-County honors following the 2008 and 2009 campaigns... Two-time selection to the Perfect Game Southeast Showcase ‘Top 100’ team... Hit .538 in 2008 with 40 RBI, six home runs and 12 doubles while posting a 5-1 record on the mound... An Honorable Mention All-State pick his junior year... Was named All-Area ‘Player of the Year’ his junior and senior years. PERSONAL: Born April 11, 1991 in Gainesville, Fla... CAREER HIGHS Innings.....................3.0 vs Kennesaw State (4-27-10) Walks................... 2 (3x) at Kennesaw State (4-27-11) Strikeouts................................3 at Davidson (5-14-10) Pitches.................... 44 at Western Carolina (3-17-11)

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

ARTHUR OWENS

Arthur Owens

Individual Career History Arthur Owens

Career Statistics Year

avg

2010 2011 TOTAL

4 Arthur Owens 5-9 u 180

Class Junior Position Outfielder Hometown Fayetteville, Ga. Previous School Sandy Creek Bats/Throws Right/Right

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

.313 58-57 .222 40-15 .292 98-72

211 63 274

42 13 55

66 14 80

9 1 10

1 0 1

0 0 0

30 4 34

77 15 92

.365 .238 .336

28 9 37

10 4 14

29 10 39

2 3 5

.408 .355 .396

6 8 0 2 6 10

SOPHOMORE (2011): Appeared in 40 games with 15 starts in the outfield and hit .222/.355/.238 with four RBIs... Entered a number of contests as a lategame defensive sub... Started three of the first four games including the season opener against George Washington (2-18)... Went two-for-five with two runs and a RBI in the series finale against Samford (3-20)... Earned two hits against Charleston Southern (5-4), including a double and a walk-off single in the 11th inning... Also picked up two hits at Appalachian State (5-19) in the series opener. FRESHMAN (2010): Named to the SoCon All-Freshman Team after hitting .313 and driving in 30 runs in 58 games... Posted a .408 on-base percentage and walked 28 times to only 29 strikeouts... Started in all but one contest and played primarily in left field... Started 52 games at one of the corner outfield spots but also started in center field five times... Served as the squad’s leadoff hitter in 34 contests... Committed only four errors and recorded five outfield assists for a .963 fielding percentage... Recorded 17 multi-hit games and 4 multi-RBI games... Tallied a season-best 9 game hitting streak from March 2nd at North Florida to March 16 at Kennesaw State.. Hit .343 with three doubles and six RBIs during the streak... Opened the season and his career against Tennessee Tech (2-19) with two hits and a walk... Hit .400 and walked four times in the three-game series against the Golden Eagles... Scored two runs and drove in three more in the finale against Appalachian State (3-14)... Posted three hits with a double, two runs and two RBIs in the series finale against UNCG (3-28)... Hit .538 with seven hits in 13 at bats in the Furman series (5-1/2)... Recorded multiple hits and drove in a run in each game... Slugged two doubles and tallied four hits while scoring three runs at Jacksonville (5-18).

sb-att

5-7 0-0 5-7

98 31 129

5 0 5

4 .963 0 1.000 4 .971

fld%

CAREER HIGHS At Bats........................................ 6 vs Samford (4-17-10) Runs.............................3 (2x) vs Jacksonville (5-18-10) Hits........................................4 at Jacksonville (5-18-10) Doubles...................... 2 (2x) at Jacksonville (5-18-10) Triples........................................ 1 vs Samford (4-17-10) Home Runs................................................................ None RBIs....................3 (2x) vs Western Carolina (4-25-10) Walks............................ 3 vs Tennessee Tech (2-20-10) Steals.................1 (5x) vs Western Carolina (4-23-10) PREP: Played for head coach Eddy Householder at Sandy Creek High School in Tyrone, Ga... Lettered in varsity baseball three times and served as team captain for the Patriots... Drafted in the 38th round by the Kansas City Royals as a shortstop in 2009... Played with Braxton Lane at Sandy Creek, who was a seventh round pick in the same draft... Batted .440 during his sophomore year and .360 his senior season... Earned All-County honors both years... Drove in 39 runs with 22 stolen bases over his final two years... During the 2008 summer Owens batted .401 with seven doubles, two triples and 24 RBI. PERSONAL: Born December 12, 1990 in Atlanta, Ga... No. 1 personal sports highlight was being drafted in the 38th round... Admires David Cooper because “he was real with me and taught me the game”... Enjoys hanging out with friends... Son of Arthur and Jackie Owens... People would be surprised to know that he loves country music... His favorite artist is Luke Bryan. MAJOR: Business.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

GARREN PALMER

Individual Career History Garren Palmer

Career Statistics Year

avg

2011 TOTAL

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

sb-att

.236 29-16 .236 29-16

72 72

11 11

17 17

3 3

0 0

2 2

14 14

26 26

.361 .361

9 9

4 4

13 13

4 4

.353 .353

0 0

1-3 1-3

25 25

2 2

0 1.000 0 1.000

REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2011): Started 16 games CAREER HIGHS and appeared in 29 total, serving mainly as a desig- At Bats........................6 at Western Carolina (4-17-11) nated hitter... Hit .236/.353/.361 with three doubles Runs................... 2 (2x) at Western Carolina (4-17-11) and two home runs... Tallied 14 RBIs and 9 walks in Hits....................................... 3 vs Jacksonville (4-12-11) 136 at-bats... Posted three hits, two runs and four Doubles.....................................1 (3x) vs Elon (4-24-11) RBIs against Jacksonville (4-12)... Tallied two hits Triples.......................................................................... None against Mercer (4-6), Western Carolina (4-17) and Home Runs..... 1 (2x) at Western Carolina (4-17-11) Elon (4-24)... Drove in three runs and scored two RBIs...................................... 4 vs Jacksonville (4-12-11) Walks..................................... 1 (9x) vs Wofford (5-6-11) more in the game agaisnt the Catamounts... Hit Steals.................................................. 1 vs Elon (4-24-11) home runs against Mercer (4-6) and Western Carolina (4-17). FRESHMAN (2010): Redshirted.

27 Garren Palmer 6-2 u 210

Class Sophomore

HIGH SCHOOL: A letterwinner at Dalton High School in baseball and football... Was All-Area last three seasons and All-Region his junior and senior campaigns... Named All-North Georgia his final two seasons and was a Pre-Season Second Team AllState selection... Recognized as Dalton Daily Citizen ‘Player of the Year’ following his final two seasons... Was named All-Area and All-North Georgia in 200708 in football. PERSONAL: Born November 15, 1990 in Rocky Face, Ga... His father has been a major influence on his athletic career because “he has always been there to help me get better”... Enjoys fishing and following the Atlanta Braves... Son of Gary and Cathy Palmer.

Position Infielder Hometown Dalton, Ga. Previous School Dalton

MAJOR: Sport Management.

Bats/Throws Right/Right

fld%

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

ERIC PHILLIPS

Eric Phillips

Individual Career History EricStatistics Phillips Career Year

2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

12 Eric Phillips 6-2 u 195

Class Senior Position Infielder Hometown Carrollton, Ga. Previous School Carrollton Bats/Throws Right/Right

avg

gp-gs

.333 .342 .390 .357

51-48 58-58 62-62 171-168

195 43 65 243 44 83 251 62 98 689 149 246

13 15 14 42

1 0 3 4

slg%

hbp

gdp

4 45 92 7 56 119 4 39 130 15 140 341

rbi

.472 .490 .518 .495

18 16 28 62

10 7 8 25

18 13 20 51

5 6 6 17

JUNIOR (2011): SoCon All-Tournament Team... SoCon Coaches and Media All-Conference First Team Shortstop... SoCon Player of the Month for March after hitting a team-best .433 with four doubles, one triple, two home runs and 13 RBIs in 18 games... Preseason All-Conference shortstop... Led the team with a .390 batting average and totaled 98 hits in 62 starts split between shortstop, second base, third base and designated hitter... Also led the team in on-base percentage with a .464 mark and was second in slugging percentage with a .518 clip... Tallied 39 RBIs on 14 doubles, three triples and four home runs... Led the squad with 28 multihit games and posted the longest hitting streak of 2011 and second-longest in the SoCon with a hit in 18 straight games... Went five-for-five with five RBIs with a double and a home run in the series finale against George Washington (2-20)... Also went

ob%

sb-att

.408 5 6 3-4 .394 3 5 15-17 .464 2 5 26-31 .424 10 16 44-52

fld%

244 58 117 163 112 127 473 348

5 23 15 43

.984 .924 .941 .950

CAREER HIGHS At Bats..........6 (7x) vs Charleston Southern (5-4-11) Runs................... 4 (2x) at Western Carolina (4-17-11) Hits....................... 5 vs George Washington (2-20-11) Doubles...................... 2 (3x) vs N.C. Central (2-25-11) Triples...............1 (4x) vs Western Carolina (5-26-11) Home Runs...1 (14x) at Western Carolina (4-17-11) RBIs.........................................5 (2x) vs Furman (5-2-09) Walks.................2 (3x) vs Western Carolina (4-23-10) Steals.....................................3 vs The Citadel (5-21-10) a perfect three-for-three twice against N.C. Central (2-27) and at North Florida (3-2)... Scored four runs and picked up four hits in the series finale against The Citadel (4-3)... Led the team in the Southern Conference with a .421 batting average and posted three hits against Western Carolina (5-26). SOPHOMORE (2010): Second Team All-SoCon Second Team selection by both the Coaches and Media... Led the team with 83 hits and finished third on the squad with a .342 batting average... Started in all 58 games and struck out only 13 times... Started every contest at shortstop and hit everywhere from third in the lineup to eighth... Hit fourth in 25 games and 6th in 18... Hit seven home runs with 15 doubles and was second on the squad with 56 RBIs... Stole 15 bases and was caught only twice... Tallied 23 multiple hit and 15 multi-RBI games... Tied with Kyle Blackburn at 14 games for the longest hitting streak of the season... Tallied a .455 batting average with three homers and 24 RBIs during the streak... Drove in six runs in the Holy Cross series and exploded for three hits, three runs and three RBIs in game two (2-27)... Scored six runs and drove in four more during that period... Posted a .462 batting average with two doubles, a home run and six runs scored in the Samford series (4-16,17,18)... Plated five runs and tallied three hits against Kennesaw

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

ERIC PHILLIPS State (4-27)... Hit .600 and drove in 10 runs in the Davidson series (5-13, 14, 15)... Plated five runs and scored two more in the second game against the Wildcats. FRESHMAN (2009): Southern Conference All-Freshman Team Selection... Named Second Team Freshman All-America by Ping!Baseball... Earned the start in 48 games floating between first, third and DH, but also saw starts at second and shortstop... Turned a key double play in 11th inning against Davidson...Extended hitting streak to 11 games, but saw it snapped versus Appalachian State... Led team in batting average against SoCon opponents with .413... Went 4-of-9 against Wofford with tworun home run...Drove in two RBI at Auburn... Tallied season-high of four hits in game two of Furman series... Went 7-of-12 in weekend series (3 2B, 1 3B) and hit bases loaded triple to become part of a season-high six RBI... Was 6-for-14 versus Davidson with four runs and four RBI... Had a career-best four hits in six at-bats in game three win at Western Carolina... First collegiate home run was a grand slam versus Elon (3/29)... Made first and only start of the season at shortstop at Winthrop (3/18)... Hit 12 doubles in the season en route to a .333 batting average with 43 runs on 65 hits and 45 RBI while striking out only 18 times. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in baseball, four in basketball and twice in football... junior and senior years named ‘Offensive Player of the Year’... Area ‘Newcomer of the Year’ as a junior in baseball and sophomore year in basketball... USA Classic All-Tournament team... his senior year named Area ‘Player of the Year’ in both baseball and basketball... named Most Valuable Player his senior year in both sports... selected to the Georgia All-State team... received the Coach’s Award... named Carrollton HS ‘Male Athlete of the Year’... in basketball earned Second Team All-Area honors... Honorable Mention All-Area his senior year in

football... played for coach Craig George. PERSONAL: Born July 16, 1990 in Villa Rica... No. 1 sports highlight was hitting a solo home run in the sixth inning against Dunwoody HS to go ahead 3-2, then hitting a 3-run shot the next inning to make it 6-2... his parents have been a major influence, “Ever since I was little they have always pushed me to do my best in everything.”... most admires his high school basketball coach Tim Criswell, “He’s an amazing athlete and made it to Triple-A in baseball.”... his mom was an All-America basketball player at West Georgia... his dad ran track at West Georgia, had an uncle play football for the Wolves, cousin run track at Georgia Southern and another played football at West Alabama... enjoys all sports, the lake, fishing and hunting... lists Atlanta Braves as his favorite professional team... favorite musician is Tim McGraw... son of Terry and Lisa Phillips. MAJOR: General Studies.

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

BRENT PUGH

Individual Career History Brent Pugh Career Statistics Year

avg

2011 TOTAL

13 Brent Pugh 6-0 u 180

Class Sophomore Position Infielder Hometown Atlanta, Ga. Previous School Wesleyan

gp-gs

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

.228 54-42 .228 54-42

136 136

21 21

31 31

9 9

0 0

19 19

40 40

.294 .294

18 18

2 2

38 38

1 1

.321 .321

3 12 3 12

REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2011): Hit .228/.321/.294 in 54 games... Made 42 starts mainly at third base with three starts coming at second base... Appeared in the bottom-third of the lineup with 22 starts in the nine hole... Tallied four hits in back-toback games to close out the N.C. Central series... Went three-for-three with three doubles in the series finale against Furman (3-13)... Went twofor-four with a run and a RBI in the second game of The Citadel series (4-3)... Posted a solid outing at Kennesaw State (3-27) with two hits, a run scored, RBI and a double... Drove in two runs without a hit against Charleston Southern (5-4) with a sac fly and a squeeze bunt... Drove in two runs with a double and a single at Appalachian State (5-21)... Started both the Southern Conference Tournament Championship game against Samford (5-29) and the two regional contests... Scored the Eaglesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; lone run in

sb-att

fld%

1-3 1-3

31 31

72 72

6 6

.945 .945

CAREER HIGHS At Bats............... 5 (4x) at Western Carolina (4-17-11) Runs..................................... 3 (2x) vs Furman (3-13-11) Hits............................... 4 (2x) vs N.C. Central (2-27-11) Doubles.......................................3 vs Furman (3-13-11) Triples.......................................................................... None Home Runs................................................................ None RBIs.......................................4 vs N.C. Central (2-27-11) Walks.................2 (3x) vs Western Carolina (5-26-11) Steals....................................1 vs N.C. Central (2-27-11) the first game of the regional on a muffed double play at first in the 2-1 loss to South Carolina (6-3). FRESHMAN (2010): Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned letters in football and baseball at Wesleyan School... Was named First Team AllRegion and Pre-Season All-State... Helped lead his baseball team to State Championships in 2008 and 2009. PERSONAL: Born July 16, 1991 in Atlanta, Ga.... Most memorable sports moment was launching two home runs in the state championship game... Would like to become a coach... Lists his dad as having been a major influence on his athletic career because he taught him the game... Admires Chipper Jones and lists the Atlanta Braves as his favorite professional team... Enjoys golf and fishing... Son of Craig and Laura Pugh. MAJOR: Sport Management.

Bats/Throws Right/Right

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

VICTOR ROACHE

Victor Roache

Individual Career History Victor Roache

Career Statistics Year

avg

2010 2011 TOTAL

gp-gs

.252 47-43 .326 62-62 .297 109-105

151 230 381

38 38 58 75 96 113

6 10 16

1 2 3

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

8 38 70 30 84 179 38 122 249

rbi

.464 .778 .654

31 37 68

9 11 20

42 42 84

5 1 6

.408 .438 .426

0 3 3

JUNIOR (2012): Preseason First Team Louisville Slugger TPX Preseason All-American by Collegiate Baseball... First Team Preseason All-American by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.

28 Victor Roache 6-1 u 225

Class Junior Position Outfielder Hometown Ypsilanti, Mich. Previous School Lincoln Bats/Throws Right/Right

SOPHOMORE (2011): Number sixth-ranked Cape Cod League Prospect... Named Cape Cod League Outstanding Pro Prospect and Cotuit Kettleer’s MVP after hitting .316 with six home runs and 28 RBIs in the top summer league... Invited to Cape Cod League All-Star Game... Finalist in the College Baseball Home Run Derby... Golden Spikes Award Semifinalist... Southern Conference Media and Coaches Player of the Year... First Team All-Southern Conference Selection by both the Media and Coaches as an outfielder... Dick Howser Trophy Semifinalist... CollegeBaseballInsider.com All-American First Team designated hitter... American Baseball Coaches Association First Team All-American... Earned First Team All-American honors by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and by Baseball America... Louisville Slugger First Team All-American... Second Team All-American by Perfect Game... Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week for April 4th and 18th... NCBWA Pro-Line Athletic Hitter of the Week for April 5th... College Baseball Foundation National All-Star for the week of April 6th and 20th... CollegeBaseballInsider.com National Player of the Week for April

sb-att

fld%

0 7-9 0 3-7 0 10-16

84 113 197

1 4 5

4 4 8

.955 .967 .962

6th... CollegeBaseballInsider.com Southeast Player of the Week for April 20th... April SoCon Player of the Month after hitting .368 with 15 home runs and 32 RBIs and posted a 1.074 slugging percentage in 17 games... SoCon Player of the Week for April 4th and April 18th... Hit .326/.438/.778 with a NCAA leading 30 home runs and 84 RBIs for the season... Set school and SoCon records for single-season home runs... Tied for third in GSU single-season RBI history with Scott Henley... Ranked 10th in school history with 179

CAREER HIGHS At Bats........6 (2x) at Charleston Southern (4-30-11) Runs............................................4 vs The Citadel (4-2-11) Hits..............................................4 vs The Citadel (4-2-11) Doubles.................................2 (2x) vs Davidson (5-13-11) Triples.............1 (3x) at Coll. of Charleston (3-27-11) Home Runs..............................3 vs The Citadel (4-2-11) RBIs.....................7 at Charleston Southern (5-17-11) Walks.................3 (3x) vs Western Carolina (5-26-11) Steals............................. 2 (2x) at Alcorn State (5-9-10)

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

VICTOR ROACHE and seven RBIs during the streak... Launched a pair of first-inning grand slams against Western Carolina (4-23) and Kennesaw State (4-27)... Finished the season hitting .314 with three homers and eight RBIs in the final 10 games... Plated three runs on a homer and a single in the second game of the Tennessee Tech series (220)... Drove in two runs on a home run and walked twice against Holy Cross (2-28)... Recorded three hits and drove in a run at Elon (4-10)... Led the team in the Samford Series (4-16, 17, 18) with a .667 batting average... Drove in five runs and walked three times against the Bulldogs... Launched a pair of home runs and drove in four Eagles in the Davidson series finale (5-15)... Recorded a hit in both games of the Southern Conference Tournament... Named to the Dean’s List. HIGH SCHOOL: Twice named First Team All-Conference and All-District... Was ranked 77th nationally by Baseball America in 2008... Selected in the 25th round by the Detroit Tigers in the 2009 draft... Hit .325 his freshman year and then .425 as a sophomore with six homers... Played summer with the East Coast Professional Showcase team and the National Breakthrough Series team... Honor student at Lincoln HS... Was team captain twice in his high school career... Recognized as All-Region and First Team All-State... Earned letters in football, basketball and baseball.

total bases... Struck out 42 times but walked 37 times... Second on the team with 75 hits and tallied 10 doubles and three triples... Started all 62 games with 53 starts in the outfield and nine at designated hitter... Batted third 14 times and fourth and fifth 24 times each... Posted 24 multi-hit games and led the team with 17 multi-RBI games... Posted a season-long 12 game hit streak from April 30th to May 21st... Tallied six RBIs against The Citadel (4-2)... Also hit three home runs and a double in his four hits and scored four runs in the contest... Finished the series against the Bulldogs with a .643 batting average, five home runs, 12 RBIs, nine hits, eight runs scored and compiled a 1.786 slugging percentage... Opened the season with a game-tying homer in the ninth against George Washington (2-18)... Finished the series with three hits in the second game and four RBIs in the series finale... Hit a grand slam and went two-for-four in the series finale at Samford (3-20)... Drove in four runs with a double and a home run against Jacksonville (4-12)... Compilied seven RBIs with a grand slam and a three-run bomb in the 14-9 comeback at Charleston Southern (5-17)... Drove in a run with a double in a two-for-four outing against N.C. State (6-4) in the Columbia Regional. FRESHMAN (2010): Hit .252 with eight home runs and 38 RBIs in 47 games... Slugged .464 and posted a OPS of .872... Recorded the third most walks on the team with 31 free passes... Stole seven bases in 9 attempts... Started 43 contests with 40 of them coming in right field... Hit mainly sixth in the batting order... Tallied eight multiple hit games and 12 multi-RBI games... Posted a season best six-game hit streak from May 10th to May 18th and ended the season on a three-game streak... Hit .360 with two home runs

PERSONAL: Born September 17, 1991 in Ypsilanti, Mich... Most memorable sports moment was playing for the East Coast Professional Showcase team and being drafted by the Tigers... Lists his hitting coach, Bruce Fields, as having been a major influence on his athletic career... Admires Manny Ramirez for being “the hardest working hitter in the game”... Enjoys bowling and golf... Son of Victor and Sabrina Roache. MAJOR: Sports Management.

All-America Awards for Roache Award Season Team Louisville Slugger TPX 2012 preseason First National Coll. Baseball Writers Assoc. 2012 preseason First CollegeBaseballInsider.com 2011 First American Baseball Coaches Association 2011 First National Collegiate Baseball Writers Assoc. 2011 First Baseball America 2011 First Louisville Slugger TPX 2011 First Perfect Game 2011 Second

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

SCOOTER WILLIAMS

SCOOTER WILLIAMS Individual Career History

Scooter Williams

Career Statistics Year

avg

2010 2011 TOTAL

24 Scooter Williams 5-6 u 200

Class Junior Position Outfielder Hometown Detroit, Mich.

rbi

slg%

hbp

gdp

ob%

15 94 109

3 16 19

1 26 27

0 4 4

0 0 0

1 6 7

1 30 31

.067 .319 .284

1 12 13

0 6 6

4 27 31

0 0 0

.118 .389 .354

1 1 2

SOPHOMORE (2011): Hit .277/.389/.319 with six RBIs and four doubles... Walked 12 times to 27 strikeouts in 32 games... Started 29 games in the outfield with 21 starts coming in left field... Hit ninth in the order 22 times with three starts coming in the lead off spot... Went three-for-four in his season debut against Georgia Tech (2-23)... Walked twice in back-to-back games against N.C. Central (2-26,27)... Tallied two hits in three-straight games against UNCG (3-30, 5-1) and Charleston Southern (5-4)... Drove in a run in each game of the Davidson series (5-13, 16)... Scored three runs in his only start at Appalachian State (5-21)... Hit in each of the last five games of the season in the SoCon Tournament and the NCAA Columbia Regional.

sb-att

0 1-2 7 9-9 7 10-11

12 41 53

0 1 1

2 .857 0 1.000 2 .964

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All-Region pick at CMA... Ranked as one of the ‘Top 50’ baseball players in the state of Michigan... Batted .464 with six home runs, 36 RBI, 25 stolen bases and a .694 slugging percentage his junior year... Played for the Detroit Eagles summer 2005 leading them to a runner up in the Major League World Series... Won the Major League RBI World Series title the next two years... Nominated to play for the 2008 USA National Team and selected to play on the East Coast Tournament team in Florida... Lettered in basketball and baseball. PERSONAL: Born May 11, 1991 in Detroit, Mich... Favorite memory was playing in the East Coast Pro Showcase and for the USA National Team... Ken Griffy Jr. has been a major influence because “I’ve always loved how he played the game and had all the tools whether it’s hitting, fielding or running he did it all”... Enjoys playing video games and baseball... Son of Albert and Carla Williams.

FRESHMAN (2010): Hit .067 with one RBI in 21 games... Made two starts in center field... Picked up one hit in 15 at bats and scored three runs... Stole one base in two attempts... Scored a run and stole a base in his first career appearance against Tennessee Tech (2-20)... Started the second game against MAJOR: Sport Management. Georgia Tech (2-24) and walked once in three at bats... Picked up his hit at North Florida (3-2)... Scored a run against South Carolina (3-23)... Pinch ran and scored against North Florida (3-30)... Plated a run with a sacrifice fly at Jacksonville (4-18). HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time All-State, All-District and

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CAREER HIGHS At Bats..........5 (3x) vs Charleston Southern (5-4-11) Runs.........................3 at Appalachian State (5-21-11) Hits..................................... 3 vs Georgia Tech (2-23-11) Doubles......... 1 (4x) vs Coll. of Charleston (5-28-11) Triples.......................................................................... None Home Runs................................................................ None RBIs................. 1 (6x) vs Coll. of Charleston (5-28-11) Walks...............2 (4x) at Appalachian State (5-21-11) Steals................................2 (2x) vs Davidson (5-13-11)

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

NEWCOMERS & REDSHIRTS

Tyler Avera 5-9 u 160

Class: Freshman Position: Pitcher Hometown: Baxley, Ga. Previous School: Appling County Bats/Throws: Right/Right

Clint Clark 5-9 u 180

Class: Freshman Position: Catcher Hometown: Newnan, Ga. Previous School: Newnan Bats/Throws: Switch/Right

PREP: Lettered four times for Appling County High School in Baxley, Ga... Played for head coach J.T. Pollach... Served as team captain twice... Helped team to 20 or more wins in three seasons... Team reached playoffs all four seasons... Won Region 2-AA champions sophmore and junior years... Also started four years in football and played quarterback, wide receiver and free safety.... Honor graduate.

PREP: Lettered four times for Newnan High School in Newnan, Ga... Played for head coach Kenny Morris... Named First-Team All-County team twice... Selected to LaGrange Invitational All-Tournament team... Led Newnan to two Elite 8 appearances... Played summer ball with the East Cobb Astros... Helped Astros to two national championships... Participated in Connie Mack World Series with East Cobb Yankees.

PERSONAL: Born Christopher Tyler Avera on May 2, 1993 in Statesboro, Ga... Son of Jim and Misy Avera and Cindy and Joey Hart... Has seven siblings... Enjoys playing the guitar and reading.

PERSONAL: Born Clint William Clark on October 20, 1992 in Newnan, Ga... Son of Donna and Mike Clark... Has one older brother Zach... Most admires his grandfather... Favorite Athlete is Martin Prado... Favorite movie is Shooter.

MAJOR: Exercise Science.

Jared Cheek 6-0 u 175

Class: Freshman Position: Pitcher Hometown: Buckhead, Ga. Previous School: Morgan County Bats/Throws: Switch/Right PREP: Played for Morgan County High School in Madison, Ga... Struck out 80 batters his junior year and earned the team’s Best Pitcher Award... Hit .462 his senior season and earned the team’s Best Hitter Award... The Bulldogs won over 20 games in both his junior and senior years... Played two-ways as a pitcher and catcher. PERSONAL: Born Jared Lee Cheek on October 31, 1992 in Athens, Ga... Son of David and Jeannie Cheek... Has two older brothers Ryan and Josh... Plays the piano and the guitar. MAJOR: Computer Science.

MAJOR: Sport Management.

T.D. Davis 6-4 u 235

Class: Junior Position: Infield Hometown: Evans, Ga. Previous School: Georgia Perimeter Bats/Throws: Right/Right GEORGIA PERIMETER: Played two seasons at the JUCO level at Georgia Perimeter College in Covington, Ga... Hit .350 with nine home runs and 43 RBIs his freshman season... Named All-Conference... Helped team to a GJCAA championship in 2011 with a .204 average and seven doubles in 34 starts. PREP: Lettered all four years at Greenbrier High School in Evans, Ga... Played for head coaches Rodney Holder and Chris Wilkins... Named All-County, All-Area and All-Region his junior and senior seasons... Helped team to 2007 state title... Also played football three times and was named All-Region, All-Area and All-County at wide receiver. PERSONAL: Born Terry Landon Davis on August 8, 1991 in Augusta, Ga... Son of Terry and Stacy Davis... Has two siblings Chaz and Brannen. MAJOR: Sport Management.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

NEWCOMERS & REDSHIRTS

Heath Durand 6-2 u 170

Lucas Hart 6-3 u 165

Class: Redshirt Freshman Position: Pitcher Hometown: Atlanta, Ga. Previous: North Cobb Bats/Throws: Right/Right

Class: Freshman Position: Pitcher Hometown: Martinez, Ga. Previous School: Lakeside Bats/Throws: Right/Right PREP: Lettered three times at Lakeside High School in Evans, Ga... Helped team to 2009 Region Championship and 2010 State Finals... Played for head coach T.J. Davis... Selected to the Georgia Dugout Club Top-100 as a pitcher and outfielder... Batted .444 and posted a 2.10 ERA his sophomore season... Threw a no-hitter as a freshman against city rival Evans High School... Selected to the Dixie Majors Future Stars game... Played for the Ohio Warhawks in the World Wood Bat Championships in Jupiter, Fla... Also played football.

FRESHMAN (2011): Redshirted.

PERSONAL: Born Charles Heath Durand on May 5, 1993 in Augusta, Ga... Father played for Augusta State... Son of Tracy and Michell Durand... Has two siblings, Tanner and Brooke, who graduated from Georgia Southern.

PERSONAL: Born Lucas Austin Hart on September 19, 1991 in Atlanta, Ga... Son of Linda and Steve Hart... Enjoys video games, snowboarding, fishing and music... Craziest ambition is to skydive... People would be surprised to know that he doesn’t like cheese... Wears #45 because it was Michael Jordan’s number when he played for the AA affiliate of the Chicago White Sox the Birmingham Barons.

MAJOR: Education.

Chase Griffin 6-0 u 190

Class: Freshman Position: Catcher/Infield Hometown: Leesburg, Ga. Previous School: Lee County Bats/Throws: Right/Right PREP: Lettered three times at Lee County High School... Played for head coach Rob Williams... Served as team captain his junior and senior seasons... Played third base, center field and left field as a sophomore... Earned All-Area team honors as a junior after hitting .444 with four home runs and 36 RBIs... Named MVP and received the “Big Stick Award” by his teammates. PERSONAL: Born Matthew Chase Griffin on November 1, 1992 in Albany, Ga... Son of Todd and Michele Griffin... Has one brother, Devin, and one sister, Amber... Enjoys deer hunting and riding four-wheelers in his off time... Most admires his father. MAJOR: Pre-Business.

PREP: Played for Head Coach Tom Callahan at North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Ga... Named to the school’s Gold Honor Roll... Lettered four times on the Warriors’ varsity squad... Helped lead his team to the state playoffs three times and reached the final four his sophomore season... Selected as the Marietta Daily Journals Athlete of the Week that year.

MAJOR: Pre-nursing.

Sam Howard 6-3 u 170

Class: Freshman Position: Pitcher Hometown: Cartersville, Ga. Previous School: Cartersville Bats/Throws: Left/Left PREP: Drafted by Chicago Cubs in the 48th round of the 2011 draft... Lettered twice on the varsity team for Cartersville High School in Cartersville, Ga... Played for head coach Stuart Chester... Selected to Team Georgia... Named a Northwest Georgia All-Star... Selected to 7-AAA All-Region First team and All-County team... Selected Co-Pitcher of the Year... Finished senior season with a 9-1 record and a 1.53 ERA in 59.1 innings... Struck out 87 batters and walked just 22... Selected as team MVP and best pitcher that season... Team won 6-AAA region in 2010 and 7-AAA region in 2011... Also lettered once in cross country. PERSONAL: Born Sam James Howard on March 5, 1993 in Marietta, Ga... Brother, Jack, played golf at Air Force... Son of Tom and Beverly Howard... Enjoys hunting and fishing. MAJOR: Construction Management.

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

NEWCOMERS & REDSHIRTS

Casey Kicklighter 5-10 u 190

Class: Freshman Position: Infield Hometown: Jesup, Ga. Previous School: Wayne County Bats/Throws: Right/Right PREP: Lettered three times at Wayne County High School in Jesup, Ga... Played for head coach Brad Weir... Selected to the Georgia Dugout Club Top-100 twice... Also selected to Top-20 team as a junior... Helped lead Wayne County to a Region 2-AAAA Title and final four appearance... Named All-Region that season after htting .459 with 21 home runs and 53 RBIs... Broke his own single-season long ball record... Named the team’s best hitter twice... The Yellow Jackets also reached the elite eight his sophomore season. PERSONAL: Born Casey Aaron Kicklighter on October 26, 1992 in Jesup, Ga... Son of Cliff and Dianne Kicklighter... Enjoys hunting and fishing... Favorite athlete is Dustin Pedroia. PREP: Biology.

Zac Lenns 6-0 u 195

Class: Redshirt Freshman Position: Outfield Hometown: Hilton Head Island, S.C. Previous: Hilton Head Christian Aca. Bats/Throws: Right/Right FRESHMAN (2011): Redshirted... Served as the team’s bullpen catcher. PREP: Played for Head Coach Trevor Creeden at Hilton Head Christian Academy in Hilton Head Island, S.C... Played on the Eagles’ varsity squad for five seasons and was the team’s captain in his junior and senior seasons... Named All-State his final three seasons in baseball... Helped his team to a 23-5 record and a state title his senior year... Led his senior team in walks, on-base percentage, stolen bases and runs... Hit over .400 Zac Lenns caught the first pitch from former head coach in his sophomore Jack Stallings on Jack Stallings Day before the second and junior seasons...

Also lettered three times in football and basketball and was All-State twice in each of those sports. PERSONAL: Born Zachary Thomas Lenns on November 8th, 1991 in Hilton Head Island, S.C... Son of Thomas and Carol Lenns... Enjoys sports and wakeboarding... Craziest ambition is to go scuba diving... Chose Georgia Southern because of its quality baseball program... Favorite pro team is the Green Bay Packers. MAJOR: Business.

Ryan Lowrey 6-1 u 185

Class: Freshman Position: Pitcher Hometown: Weston, Fla. Previous: Calvary Christian Bats/Throws: Right/Right PREP: Lettered three times for Calvary Christian Academy in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla... Played for head coach Greg Mucerino... Helped the Eagles to an 18-8-1 record with a 6-1 mark on the mound his senior year... Tallied four complete games in 50.0 innings and struck out 56 batters for an ERA of 1.82. PERSONAL: Born Ryan Michael Lowrey on September 14, 1992 in Miami Beach, Fla... Son of Scott and Elizabeth Lowrey... Has three siblings, one older brother and two sisters... Father played college baseball at Miami-Dade Community College... Brother, Alec, played for the Louisville Cardinals and was a 46th round selection of the Milwaukee Brewers out of high school... Alec hit .297 and slugged .453 in 51 games off the bench his senior year at Louisville. MAJOR: Logistics and Intermodel Transportation.

Nick Rau 6-2 u 200

Class: Freshman Position: Infield Hometown: Thomson, Ga. Previous School: Thomson Bats/Throws: Right/Right PREP: Lettered four times for Thomson High School... Played for head coach Jason Osborn... Served as team captain twice... Named First Team All-Region junior and senior seasons... Selected as an Under Armour All-American his final two seasons... Hit over .400 his junior and senior seasons and .320 as a sophomore... Hit 13 home runs his junior season... Played shortstop and pitched in high school... Team Georgia nominee... Helped squad to three region championships... Stayed on A/B Honor Roll throughout high school career... Finished with a 3.3 GPA... Also lettered three times in football as a wide receiver.

game of the Furman series on March 12th.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

NEWCOMERS & REDSHIRTS PERSONAL: Born Carl Nicholas Rau on September 9, 1992 in Au- earned runs... Freshman season went 6-1 with a 5.43 ERA... Appeared gusta, Ga... Son of Carl Rau and Joann Hunt... Father played baseball in 13 games and struck out 49 batters over 43.1 innings. at GCSU and Augusta College... Has three younger siblings Todd, Madison and Kaitie. PREP: Lettered four times for Stratford Academy in Macon, Ga... Played for head coach Jeff Treadway... Also played basketball his MAJOR: Business. sophomore season... Helped team to two 20 win seasons his first two years and winning records in all four... Named All-Region twice and All-State once... Helped the Eagles to a Region and State ChampionKyle Rowe ship his sophomore season.

6-1 u 185

Class: Junior Position: Pitcher Hometown: Valdosta, Ga. Previous School: Santa Fe Bats/Throws: Right/Right

PERSONAL: Born Barry West Stapleton Jr. on December 23, 1990 in Macon, Ga... Son of Barry and Fran Stapleton... Father played basketball at Georgia College and State University for two seasons in 1983-84... Has two younger brothers Andrew and Wes. MAJOR: Business.

SANTA FE: Transferred to Santa Fe College in Gainesville, Fla., after one season at Valdosta State University... Helped lead the Saints to a conference championship as the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s closer... Appeared in 19 games with a 4-2 record... Notched four saves in 34.1 innings and struck out 45 batters. VALDOSTA STATE: Appeared in 18 games with one start for Valdosta State his freshman season... Went 4-1 with a 6.00 ERA in 30.0 innings... Struck out 28 batters and allowed 20 earned runs... Helped Blazers to a Gulf South Conference championship... Team appeared in NCAA South Region. PREP: Lettered four times in baseball and football at Valdosta High School in Valdosta, Ga... Graduated as a honor grad... Played on Team Georgia and was named All-Region his junior year... Named second team All-Region during his senior campaign... Helped team to a region championship and a final four appearance. PERSONAL: Born Kyle Thomas Rowe on October 22, 1990 in Valdosta, Ga... Son of Ricky and Leah Rowe... Has three sisters Ansle, Caitlyn and Anna... Enjoys hunting, fishing and going to the lake. MAJOR: Business Management.

Bart Stapleton 6-2 u 180

Josh Stevenson 6-2 u 205

Class: Junior Position: Pitcher Hometown: Social Circle, Ga. Previous: Gordon Bats/Throws: Right/Right GORDON COLLEGE: Played two seasons for Gordon College in Barnesville, Ga... Threw over 50 innings both years... Helped lead the team to a conference championship in 2010... Struck out over 45 batters both years and posted a 4.19 ERA in 68 innings his sophomore season... Played for head coach Travis McClanahan. PREP: Lettered four times for Piedmont Academy in Monticello, Ga... Played for head coach Danny Camp... Team won their Region in 2008... Named All-State and All-Region his junior and senior seasons... Served as team captain his junior and senior seasons... Lettered four times in football, in which he was named All-Region and All-State his senior year. PERSONAL: Born Joshua Paul Stevenson on June 4, 1991 in Dekalb, Ga... Member of the Beta Club all four years in high school... Son of Paul and Gina Stevenson... Has one older brother, Andrew. MAJOR: Marketing.

Class: Junior Position: Pitcher Hometown: Macon, Ga. Previous School: Gordon Bats/Throws: Left/Left GORDON COLLEGE: Played two season for head coach Travis McClanahan at Gordon College in Barnesville, Ga... Helped the team post winning records in both seasons including a 41-23 record his freshman season... Team won 2010 conference championship... Went 6-3 with a 5.40 ERA over 70 innings in 17 games his sophomore season... Struck out 58 batters to just 42 walks and allowed 42

13 NCAA Regional Appearances â&#x20AC;˘ 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

NEWCOMERS & REDSHIRTS

Kyle Streicher 6-0 u 160

Class: Freshman Position: Outfield Hometown: Grayson, Ga. Previous School: Grayson Bats/Throws: Right/Right PREP: Lettered three times for Grayson High School in Loganville, Ga... Played for head coach Seth Rhine.. Served as team captain of the Rams his senior year... Selected as Georgia Underclass Top-100 member, Rawlings Honorable Mention All-American and First Team All-County... Invited to the Georgia All-State Games... Ranked in the top-40 in Georgia by Perfect Game... Named Southeast All-Region Second Team by Perfect Game... Hit .420 with five homers and 27 RBIs his senior season and hit .305 with two long balls and five doubles his junior year. PERSONAL: Born Kyle Richard Streicher on April 5, 1993 in Atlanta, Ga... Son of Rick and Nancy Streicher... Has one older brother Chase... Enjoys fishing, working out and going to the lake or beach... Favorite athletes include Jacoby Ellsbury, Jeff Francoeur and Andrew McCutchen. MAJOR: Business.

Clint Taylor 6-3 u 210

Hunter Thomas 5-10 u 180

Class: Freshman Position: Outfield Hometown: Johns Creek, Ga. Previous: Chattahochee Bats/Throws: Right/Left PREP: Lettered four times in baseball and three times in football for Chattahoochee High School in Johns Creek, Ga... Played for head coach Tim Lemons... Served as team captain his senior year... Hit over .300 in three of his four seasons... Finished with a .478 batting average and six home runs in his senior campaign... Named AllRegion First Team that season and was chosen for Team Georgia... Selected to Georgia Dugout Club final two seasons... Hit .390 with seven home runs his sophomore season and earned First Team All-Region honors... Also named First Team All-Region his junior season after hitting .350 with five homers... The Cougars won their region his senior year... Also helped football squad to 4A state championship his junior season as a safety. PERSONAL: Born Jeffrey Hunter Thomas on October 4, 1992 in Atlanta, Ga... Son of Jeff and Leslie Thomas... Has one sibling Camden... Names his dad as his biggest influence because he has always been there for him... Favorite Athlete is Andruw Jones. MAJOR: Exercise Science.

Class: Freshman Position: Pitcher Hometown: Eastman, Ga. Previous School: Dodge County Bats/Throws: Right/Right PREP: Lettered four times at Dodge County High School in Eastman, Ga... Named Region 3-AA Pitcher of the Year his junior and senior seasons... Named All-Middle Georgia Player of the Year his senior year... Severed as team captain... Played for head coach Jayme Fordham... Went 6-2 with a 1.40 ERA and struck out 96 batters his junior season... Hit .589 with 10 long balls his senior year... Helped Indians to the 2011 3-AA Region Championship... Participated in the Georgia Dugout Club Top-100 and pitched in the World Wood Bat Tournament... Named to the All-Region 3-AA Second Team as honorable mention pitcher his sophomore season. PERSONAL: Born Clinton William Taylor on March 20, 1993 in Macon, Ga... Son of Wayne and Camille Taylor... Has one younger sibling named Jud... Selected as an honor grad and senior superlative. MAJOR: Business.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

GEORGIA SOUTHERN

Founded in 1906, Georgia Southern University provides a unique educational experience where students are able to take advantage of all of the benefits of a large university without sacrificing the personal touches of a smaller college.

• 2011 enrollment of 20,000+ • Economic impact of more than $700 million for region • A Day for Southern raised more than $1.4 million • Students volunteer more than 26,000 service hours Rendering of new biological sciences building to open spring 2013

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13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY This is Georgia Southern

Both Forbes and U.S. News and World Report consistently include Georgia Southern in their annual reports on America’s best colleges. The University’s Graduate School was selected in its category by U.S. News and World Report.

Ranked the fourth-most popular university in the country by U.S. News and World Report, Georgia Southern joined Harvard, Stanford and others in the rankings that featured the top 20 most popular universities based on yield, calculating the number of students who apply and then decide to enroll.

Georgia Southern University has been approved to offer three new engineering degrees this fall, making it one of the only institutions in the state to offer Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.

Georgia Southern was presented with the University System of Georgia’s Regents Facilities Award for Excellence, recognizing the campus’ longterm commitment to campus design and master planning. The Princeton Review and the U.S. Green Building Council both named Georgia Southern University one of the nation’s top eco-friendly campuses.

The Princeton Review cited the College of Business Administration as one of the “Best 300 Business Schools” in the nation for the fifth straight year. The publication also recognized the MBA program as one of the best in the country.

Chick-fil-A CEO and Georgia Southern alum Dan Cathy delivered the Commencement address to more than 2,200 graduating seniors and an over-capacity crowd at Paulson Stadium this past spring. Cathy inspired the Class of 2011 to be a proponent of change and encouraged the graduates to continue to be students throughout their life.

As the largest and most comprehensive research institution in southeast Georgia, Georgia Southern University continues to set the bar for academic excellence. During the past decade, Georgia Southern has shown growth in size and scope that has led to recognition by U.S. News and World Report as one of the top five most popular universities in the nation. Georgia Southern continues to be one of the top choices in the state for new freshmen and HOPE scholars, with a record enrollment of approximately 20,000 students, celebrating a diverse population from all 50 U.S. states and nearly 100 nations from around the world. The University offers 115 degree programs at the baccalaureate, master’s and doctoral levels through eight colleges, as well as a variety of online classes in business, education, liberal arts, science, technology and healthcare, including an array of advanced degree programs. Without a doubt, Georgia Southern boasts one of the most picturesque and iconic college campuses in the country. Among the magnolias and classic Southern red brick buildings, you will find relaxing parks, lakes and the Pedestrium, a walkway that stretches through the heart of the nearly 700-acre campus. During the past decade, almost $300 million in construction and renovation projects have been completed, including stateof-the-art classroom and recreation facilities and a number of modern apartment-style residence halls like the upscale housing at Centennial Place, which includes Cold Stone Creamery, Einstein Bros. Bagel restaurant and more. The University recently celebrated the groundbreaking of a new $37 million Biological Sciences Building that will open in Spring 2013. As a Carnegie Doctoral-Research University, Georgia Southern’s hallmarks focus on teaching, an increasing emphasis on research and a student-centered approach that give the University the feel of a much smaller private college. Students are at the center of everything Georgia Southern does, and the University has created an environment where students can thrive, learn, and prepare for their future. From the moment students step on campus, they are immediately challenged by the academic curriculum, while also having the opportunity to take part in an incredible amount of activities that rival larger universities. The University Honors Program attracts high-achieving students and the Office of Student Leadership and Civic Engagement encourages students to make leadership a part of their college resumes. Students are engaged in community volunteerism, campus theatre productions, academic organizations and recreational athletics, just to name a few of the opportunities offered in this well-rounded collegiate atmosphere. The University has received recent national recognition from Forbes Magazine and The Princeton Review, setting Georgia Southern apart from its peers. Georgia Southern has once again been recognized as one of America’s Best Colleges and one of the “Best 301 Business Schools” in the nation. The University’s business and nursing programs have also been recognized among 2012’s Best Graduate Schools by U.S. News and World Report. Additionally, Georgia Southern has been recognized as one of Forbes’ top universities in the nation for minority science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY Georgia Southern continues to focus on its future as a national comprehensive institution and is adding new degree programs that are attracting interest from around the world. This fall, the University began offering bachelor’s degrees in civil, mechanical and electrical engineering providing another in-state option for engineering. As a center for learning and discovery, Georgia Southern also provides unique opportunities through its’ public outreach facilities – the Botanical Garden, the Georgia Southern Museum, the Center for Wildlife Education and Lamar Q Ball, Jr. Raptor Center, the Nessmith-Lane Conference Center and the Performing Arts Center. Every day, someone, somewhere in the world is touched by the work of a Georgia Southern student, alumnus, staff, or faculty member — making the reach of this University truly global. With nearly 70,000 alumni, the Eagle Nation features a strong network that continues to grow with each graduating class. Dan Cathy, President and COO of Chick-fil-A, country music singer Luke Bryan, former Metlife Principal of the Year Molly Howard, business and healthcare professionals, professional athletes and more are all graduates of Georgia Southern. No matter the field, the University is increasingly becoming the first choice for the next generation of leaders.

NO tABLE ALUMNI Tony Arata

Jerry Franklin

Grammy Award-nominated Songwriter

President and CEO of Connecticut Public Broadcasting Inc.

Diane Bailey Owner/clothing designer of Bailey Boys

Eric Lee Beddingfield Country music artist

Lee Berger National Geographic Explorer and Paleoanthropologist

Luke Bryan

Tracy Ham Quarterback (former), CFL

James W. Kennedy Kennedy Space Center Director (Ret.)

Lea Anne McBride Served as Chief Spokesperson for former Vice President Dick Cheney

Hala Moddelmog President of Arby’s Restaurant Group, Inc.

Country music artist

Thomas Bryant CEO and President of TempurPedic

Jodie Mudd

Dan Cathy

Member Professional Golfers’ Association of America, Champions Tour

Mark Collier Stage/television actor

Michael Curry

Adrian Peterson Running Back, NFL & UFL

Gene Sauers

Philadelphia 76ers, NBA

Member, PGA Fred Stokes, Defensive end (former), NFL

Hugh Darley

Tony Townley

Associate Head Coach,

Founder/President, International Design & Entertainment Association (former Walt Disney executive)

Mike Davis

Defensive Back (former), NFL

International (retired)

President and COO, Chick-fil-A

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Earthwind Moreland

Co-founder, Zaxby’s Restaurant

John Tudor Pitcher (former), MLB

Executive Director,

David Young

United States Golf Association

Safety (former), NFL and CFL

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

IRON WORKS Away from the playing fields, the cameras and the game day excitement is Iron Works, the heart of GSUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s strength and conditioning for all 15 intercollegiate teams. Here, athletes enhance their physical capabilities through the training leadership of certified coaches, and the end results are usually displayed in the win column. A renovation to Iron Works included the addition of offices and a new entrance and interior. Nearly $50,000 worth of new weight equipment including multi-squat racks, two Olympic platforms complete with bumpers plates and bars, free weights, hammer machines and body weight scale were added. Georgia Southern Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Tom Melton, who has the dual title of assistant athletics director/athletic performance, provides a direct strength training leadership role to the Eagle football program while coordinating and supervising off-season and in-season applications for the other 14 GSU teams. Thanks to donations received from former Georgia Southern football athletes, Iron Works is also home to two Vertimax Jump Trainers.

TOM MELTON Assistant AD/ Performance

BRANDON HOWARD Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

SKYLER PYLES

Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

SPORTS MEDICINE

BRANDY PETTY CLOUSE Director of Sports Medicine

ROBBIE JACKSON Head Football Athletic Trainer

JUSTIN MATLAGE Assistant Athletic Trainer

JOHN ERWIN

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Georgia Southern Sports Medicine provides optimal care for student-athletes as they prepare for practice and competition. Full-time and graduate assistant athletic trainers work with all Eagle teams during their competition seasons and off-season workouts to prevent and rehabilitate injuries. The Athletic Training room underwent an impressive re-modeling phase within its Hanner Fieldhouse location and features state-of-the-art equipment for the treatment and rehabilitation of injuries. The facility incorporates the latest advances and resources in sports medicine as staff constantly research technology to benefit the student-athlete. A complete hydra-therapy area and a large collection of student-athlete treatment stations are housed in the training area. A separate rehabilitation room provides specialized care for sessions specific to the treatment of injuries and for post-surgery recovery. Partnering with one of the top athletics training programs in the nation at Georgia Southern, student-athletes receive excellent care and attention both on the field and off.

SPORTS MEDICINE

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STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES

STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES KEITH ROUGHTON

MATT LOMBARDI

LAUREN DELUCA

DARYL EVANS

JESSICA CALLIHAN

TOM VANLANDINGHAM

Associate AD/ Academics & Compliance

Academic Advisor

Learning Specialist

Academic Advisor

Tutor Coordinator

Cone Hall is the home to the Academic Enhancement Center in the Office of Student-Athlete Services. The former mid-century residence hall was completely refurbished to provide individual and group study areas, a computer lab, meeting rooms for tutorial work, a lecture room, conference room and offices for support staff. The Division provides academic services for all 15 Eagle teams. Ten Georgia Southern sport programs improved their multi-year Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores for the most recent reporting period (2009-2010). Two squads earned perfect single-year scores of 1000 as well.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

COWART BUILDING ATHLETIC FOUNDATION & TICKET OFFICE

JOHN MULHERIN

Opened in June 2000, the Troy A and Mozelle Cowart Building serves as the headquarters for the Georgia Southern Athletic Foundation and for the Athletics Ticket Office. Located at 203 Lanier Drive in Statesboro, fans can purchase season and singlegame tickets in person during the week or on game days or call (912) 478-9467 or 1-800-478-9467 for assistance. Helping provide scholarship and fundraising support for the Athletics Department, the Georgia Southern Athletic Foundation wants to fulfull the goal of every Eagle student-athlete winning a championship ring and earning their degree. For more information on how to donate to the Eagle Fund, contact (912) 478-5520 or visit ringsanddiplomas.com.

President, Athletic Foundation

DAVID BEAUBIEN Executive Director, Eagle Fund

GORDON HUNTER Eagle Fund Special Projects Coordinator

FRANK HOOK

Director of Donor Relations

DEE PARKER

Records Manager Athletic Foundation

CAROLINE BEVILLARD

Eagle Fund Program Coordinator

JOHN RAMFJORD Ticket Manager

KATHRYN BRYANT Office Manager Athletic Foundation

LINDSEY RANDOLPH

Atlanta Regional Development Director

13 NCAA Regional Appearances â&#x20AC;˘ 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS S AM B AKER James Madison ’74

Building a strong future for the Georgia Southern sports programs in his 16 years as Director of Athletics, Sam Baker has positioned the Eagles for success with new or renovated facilities, a foundation of financial stability and decisions to ensure the best for the student-athlete. An integral component of this ideology is the commitment to “Rings and Diplomas,” as the Athletics Department provides the opportunity for every Georgia Southern student-athlete to win a championship ring and earn a diploma. The emphasis on the “student” in student-athlete is one trademark of the Georgia Southern athletics program as Baker promotes the initiative and continued support for excellence in the classroom. This past academic year, the cumulative grade point average of all 15 sports reached its highest-ever mark with the Football Eagles earning their best-ever marks for both the entire year and single semester. All programs also had members of their teams on the Dean’s List and Southern Conference Honor Roll with 85 placements on the University’s President’s List (4.0 GPA). Numerous student-athletes have earned CoSIDA Academic All-District honors with six named to the prestigious Academic All-America list. The most recent honoree was Eagle softball player Nina Iduate, who was voted to the national first team in June 2010. Continuing to add to the lengthy list of accomplishments for the program, three Southern Conference championships were added last year as titles in volleyball, golf and baseball upped Georgia Southern’s total to 30. Those championships, plus a NCAA Football Championship Subdivision playoff semifinal appearance, gave the Eagles 27 appearances in postseason play. The most acclaimed is the Eagle Football program, accounting for seven SoCon titles, nine NCAA playoff appearances (Division I FCS) and back-to-back NCAA FCS titles in 1999 and 2000, two of the nation’s-best six FCS national championships, during the Baker tenure. A primary focus of Baker’s efforts has been facility improvements for fans and student-athletes. Planning and fundraising has begun for a new operations building for the Eagle Football program to be located at Paulson Stadium. The Gene Bishop Field House opened in the fall 2006, anchored the west end of the stadium with aesthetic changes to the concourses at Paulson Stadium made in 2007 and 2008. Softball stadium enchancements were completed in 2008 with the construction of stadium seating, team locker rooms and public rest rooms. In the same time period, the Bennett-Ramsey Golf Center was completed, providing Eagle Golf with one of the top all-around practice facilities the nation. Building and renovations were completed for several projects including the renovation of J.I. Clements Baseball Stadium, the construction of a Track/Soccer Stadium, renovation and expansion of Iron Works (Georgia Southern’s athletic performance center) and Men’s Basketball Locker Room (donated by Michael and Katrina Curry). In addition, other team locker rooms, sports medicine treatment center, equipment room, and coaches’ offices in Hanner Fieldhouse have undergone renovation and upgrades. Baker also served as the driving force behind the Dan J. Parrish, Sr., Football Building, the Herring Pavilion, football practice field renovation and the Troy Cowart Building (home to the Athletic Foundation

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS and Athletics Ticket Office). As a leader in his profession, Baker has been active in his service to the Southern Conference and the NCAA. From May 2000 to May 2002, he served as chair of the SoCon Athletics Directors Association. As Georgia Southern Athletics Director, he served as a member of the NCAA Special Events, Olympic Liaison and Division I Football Issues Committees. In June 2009, he was honored with recognition as the NACDA Under Armour Athletics Director of the Year for the Football Championship Subdivision’s Southeast Region. Baker, a native of Front Royal, Va., joined the Georgia Southern management team after five years as Director of the College Football Marketing Corporation, a subsidiary of the College Football Association (CFA). Baker’s responsibilities with the CFA included securing title sponsorship for and administration of its “Promise of Tomorrow” scholarship program. A four-year agreement with Hitachi awarded $1.3 million in scholarships to aid individuals involved in intercollegiate football with the means to pursue careers in the field of education. From 1986-90, he was associate athletic director for financial development at Vanderbilt, where he oversaw the National Commodore Club. In the two years before moving to Nashville, Baker was associate athletic director for external affairs at the University of Oregon, the institution where he served as director of athletic marketing from January 1983 to May 1984. Baker entered the field of intercollegiate athletics at the College of William & Mary, where he spent seven years (1976-82) as director of athletic promotions. Baker holds a 1976 master’s degree in Sports Administration from Ohio University and a 1974 B. A. in Communication Arts from James Madison University. He and his wife of 35 years, Ann, are the parents of three children: Zeb, Elizabeth Ann and Josie.

EXPERIENCE: 16th YEAR ON GSU STAFF 1996-Present.................. Director of Athletics, Georgia Southern University 1990-1995................................Director, College Football Marketing Corporation (College Football Association), Boulder, CO 1986-1990...Associate Athletics Director/Financial Development, Vanderbilt University 1984-1986..... Associate Athletics Director/External Affairs, University of Oregon 1983-1984............................Director of Athletic Marketing, University of Oregon 1976-1982.................Director of Athletic Promotions, College of William & Mary EDUCATION: Ohio University (1976) Master’s Degree: Sports Administration James Madison University (1974) Bachelor’s Degree: Communication Arts Shenandoah College (1972) Associate’s Degree PERSONAL DATA: Full Name:........................................................................ Samuel Quinton Baker Born:.................................................................. July 16, 1951 in Winchester, Va. Wife:..........................................................the former Ann Burnett of Mobile, Ala. Children:.......................................................................Zeb, Elizabeth Ann, Josie

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

PRESIDENT KEEL DR. BROOKS A. KEEL Augusta State ’78

12th PRESIDENT GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

Brooks A. Keel, Ph.D. be-

Association of Bioanalysts Board of Registry, the Oak Ridge

gan his tenure as the 12th

Associated Universities, the Southeastern Universities Re-

President of Georgia Southern

search Association and the Executive Committee of the Coun-

University on January 4, 2010.

cil on Research Policy and Graduate Education of APLU.

The Augusta, Ga. native, a

Keel is married to Dr. Tammie Schalue, an accomplished

self-described product of the

scientist and scholar. Dr. Schalue currently serves as the director

education system of Georgia, returns to his home state to lead

of laboratories at the Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine

Georgia Southern University with significant experience in the

and the associate administrator for the American Association of

top ranks of academia, research, and economic development.

Bioanalysts (AAB). Both are certified SCUBA diving instructors.

Prior to his arrival at Georgia Southern, Keel served as the Vice

Chancellor for Research and Economic Development, and professor of Biological Sciences at Louisiana State University (LSU) in Baton Rouge since 2006. From 2002 to 2006, he was a professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences and Associate Vice President for Research at Florida State University in Tallahassee, FL.

Keel’s professional career began in 1985 at the University of

Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita, where he served in a variety of positions including the Daniel K. Roberts Distinguished Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (1995-2001), President of the Women’s Research Institute (1993-2001), and Director of Reproductive Medicine Laboratories (1994-2002)

Since joining Georgia Southern, Keel has been focused on

expanding undergraduate and graduate learning opportunities whether through research, creative or community-based educational experiences. In addition, he has been working to increase Georgia Southern’s research and economic development opportunities. The University is already beginning to attract interest through its Renewable Energy Lab and Public Health Core Research Lab.

Keel earned his Ph.D. in reproductive endocrinology from the

Medical College of Georgia in 1982 and a Bachelor of Science in biology and chemistry from Augusta College (now Augusta State University) in 1978. He has completed postdoctoral work at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston and at the University of South Dakota School of Medicine, Vermillion.

He is a member of the Society for the Study of Reproduc-

tion, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine and the Society for Gynecologic Investigation, among others. Keel has served on numerous boards related to his discipline, including the American Board of Bioanalysis, the American

Dr. Keel, shown throwing out the first pitch at a Georgia Southern baseball game, is a regular in the stands cheering on Eagle studentathletes at home and away events.

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

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MILEAGE CHART FROM STATESBORO Atlanta, Ga. ......................................................206 Augusta, Ga. ...................................................... 81 Birmingham, Ala.............................................355 Charleston, S.C.................................................163 Daytona Beach, Fla........................................270 Hilton Head Island, S.C................................... 94 Jacksonville, Fla...............................................174 Orlando, Fla......................................................317 Savannah, Ga. ................................................... 55

With all the charm of a small, southern city and the advantages of a metropolitan area, Statesboro provides a relaxing atmosphere for residents and visitors alike. Nestled among the pines of Bulloch County, Statesboro is only a short drive from the Atlantic Coast. Bulloch County was established in 1796 and is named for the stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first governor, Archibald Bulloch.

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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT

Cathy Beene Associate AD/ SWA

Jeff Blythe Assoc. AD/ Business Manager

Amy Bonner Women’s Tennis Coach

Shayne Brinson Administrative Assistant

Chad Callihan Volleyball Coach

Rose Carter Asst. A.D./New Media Director

Stewart Carter Head Equipment Manager

Rusty Cram Women’s Basketball Coach

Brandon Cox Director of Athletics Operations

Chris Geyerman Faculty Athletics Representative

Barrett Gilham Director of Athletic Media Relations

Rodney Hennon Baseball Coach

Brandon Howard Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach

Nate Kellogg Swimming and Diving Coach

Kevin Kennedy Men’s Soccer Coach

Larry Mays Golf Coach

Tom Melton Asst. AD/ Strength & Conditioning

Marlo Mincey Head Track & Field Coach

Jeff Monken Football Coach

Barry Munkasy Cheerleading Coach

John Ramfjord Ticket Manager

Keith Roughton Assoc. AD/ Compliance and Eligibility

Matt Taylor Director of Marketing

Lindsey Vanderspiegel Women’s Soccer Coach

Lanell VanLandingham Administrative Assistant

Charlton Young Men’s Basketball Coach

Nick Zieziula Men’s Tennis Coach

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

2011 Georgia Southern Baseball Game Results for Georgia Southern (as of Feb 03, 2012) (All games)

2011 SEASON RESULTS Date

Feb 18, 2011 Feb 19, 2011 Feb 20, 2011 Feb 22, 2011 Feb 23, 2011 Feb 25, 2011 Feb 26, 2011 Feb 27, 2011 Mar 02, 2011 Mar 04, 2011 Mar 05, 2011 Mar 06, 2011 Mar 08, 2011 * Mar 11, 2011 * Mar 12, 2011 * Mar 13, 2011 Mar 15, 2011 Mar 16, 2011 * Mar 18, 2011 * Mar 19, 2011 * Mar 20, 2011 Mar 22, 2011 * Mar 25, 2011 * Mar 26, 2011 * Mar 27, 2011 Mar 29, 2011 * Apr 01, 2011 * Apr 02, 2011 * Apr 03, 2011 Apr 06, 2011 Apr 08, 2011 Apr 10, 2011 Apr 12, 2011 Apr 13, 2011 * Apr 15, 2011 * Apr 16, 2011 * Apr 17, 2011 * Apr 22, 2011 * Apr 23, 2011 * Apr 24, 2011 Apr 27, 2011 * Apr 29, 2011 * Apr 30, 2011 * May 01, 2011 May 04, 2011 * May 06, 2011 * May 07, 2011 * May 08, 2011 * May 13, 2011 * May 13, 2011 * May 16, 2011 May 17, 2011 * May 19, 2011 * May 20, 2011 * May 21, 2011 ! May 25, 2011 ! May 26, 2011 ! May 28, 2011 May 28, 2011 ! May 29, 2011 @ Jun 03, 2011 @ Jun 04, 2011

Opponent

GEORGE WASHINGTON GEORGE WASHINGTON GEORGE WASHINGTON #21 GEORGIA TECH #21 GEORGIA TECH N.C. CENTRAL N.C. CENTRAL N.C. CENTRAL at North Florida ST. JOHN'S ST. JOHN'S ST. JOHN'S at #1 Florida FURMAN FURMAN FURMAN at #21 Georgia Tech at #21 Georgia Tech at Samford at Samford at Samford KENNESAW STATE at #28 Charleston at #28 Charleston at #28 Charleston at Jacksonville CITADEL CITADEL CITADEL MERCER vs Marshall vs Marshall-2 JACKSONVILLE NORTH FLORIDA at Western Carolina at Western Carolina at Western Carolina ELON ELON ELON at Kennesaw State at UNC Greensboro at UNC Greensboro at UNC Greensboro CHARLESTON SOUTHERN WOFFORD WOFFORD WOFFORD DAVIDSON-1 DAVIDSON-2 DAVIDSON at Charleston Southern at Appalachian State at Appalachian State at Appalachian State vs Charleston vs Western Carolina vs Charleston-1 vs Charleston vs Samford at #4 South Carolina vs N.C. State

Score

L W W W L W W W L W L L W W W W L L L L W W W L W L W W W L W L W L L W W W W L W L L L W L W L W W W W L L W W W L W W L L

6-8 5-0 18-0 6-5 4-7 15-0 12-2 20-4 3-11 4-3 3-14 3-7 7-0 7-1 11-1 14-7 3-4 3-12 4-5 2-9 9-2 8-2 11-7 2-3 7-1 2-4 4-3 15-2 11-9 1-14 9-3 3-5 20-7 3-7 4-12 8-7 16-13 6-3 6-0 0-9 11-7 2-3 6-7 3-8 13-12 2-7 12-4 3-11 7-4 5-2 5-2 14-9 1-11 6-8 12-4 4-2 12-1 1-9 7-6 1-0 1-2 2-5

Inns

(10) 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 (10) 9 (11) 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

Overall

0-1-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 3-1-0 3-2-0 4-2-0 5-2-0 6-2-0 6-3-0 7-3-0 7-4-0 7-5-0 8-5-0 9-5-0 10-5-0 11-5-0 11-6-0 11-7-0 11-8-0 11-9-0 12-9-0 13-9-0 14-9-0 14-10-0 15-10-0 15-11-0 16-11-0 17-11-0 18-11-0 18-12-0 19-12-0 19-13-0 20-13-0 20-14-0 20-15-0 21-15-0 22-15-0 23-15-0 24-15-0 24-16-0 25-16-0 25-17-0 25-18-0 25-19-0 26-19-0 26-20-0 27-20-0 27-21-0 28-21-0 29-21-0 30-21-0 31-21-0 31-22-0 31-23-0 32-23-0 33-23-0 34-23-0 34-24-0 35-24-0 36-24-0 36-25-0 36-26-0

SoCon

0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 3-0-0 3-0-0 3-0-0 3-1-0 3-2-0 4-2-0 4-2-0 5-2-0 5-3-0 6-3-0 6-3-0 7-3-0 8-3-0 9-3-0 9-3-0 9-3-0 9-3-0 9-3-0 9-3-0 9-4-0 10-4-0 11-4-0 12-4-0 13-4-0 13-5-0 13-5-0 13-6-0 13-7-0 13-8-0 13-8-0 13-9-0 14-9-0 14-10-0 15-10-0 16-10-0 17-10-0 17-10-0 17-11-0 17-12-0 18-12-0 18-12-0 18-12-0 18-12-0 18-12-0 18-12-0 18-12-0 18-12-0

Pitcher of record

Leverett (L 0-1) Adams (W 1-0) Middour (W 1-0) Moye (W 1-0) Hess (L 0-1) Beck (W 1-0) Adams (W 2-0) Murray, M (W 1-0) Leverett (L 0-2) Murray, M (W 2-0) Adams (L 2-1) Moye (L 1-1) Adams (W 3-1) Beck (W 2-0) Adams (W 4-1) Murray, M (W 3-0) Leverett (L 0-3) Middour (L 1-1) Murray, M (L 3-1) Adams (L 4-2) Moye (W 2-1) Murray, M (W 4-1) Beck (W 3-0) Adams (L 4-3) Moye (W 3-1) Hess (L 0-2) Beck (W 4-0) Adams (W 5-3) Middour (W 2-1) Johnson (L 0-1) Hess (W 1-2) Adams (L 5-4) Beck (W 5-0) Adams (L 5-5) Beck (L 5-1) Moye (W 4-1) Hess (W 2-2) Beck (W 6-1) Moye (W 5-1) Adams (L 5-6) Middour (W 3-1) Beck (L 6-2) Murray, M (L 4-2) Lower (L 0-1) Adams (W 6-6) Beck (L 6-3) Hess (W 3-2) Lower (L 0-2) Beck (W 7-3) Moye (W 6-1) Lower (W 1-2) Adams (W 7-6) Beck (L 7-4) Snow (L 0-1) Adams (W 8-6) Beck (W 8-4) Moye (W 7-1) Murray, M (L 4-3) Adams (W 9-6) Beck (W 9-4) Moye (L 7-2) Beck (L 9-5)

* = Conference game ! = Southern Conference Tournament () extra inning game

13 NCAA Regional Appearances â&#x20AC;˘ 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

Attend

2139 1783 1572 3088 2345 1462 1391 1357 361 1635 1517 1436 2733 1425 2121 1424 1066 1091 277 326 372 1416 318 422 286 385 1552 2372 1630 1562 237 379 1374 1509 148 240 479 1532 1593 1360 522 330 392 292 1327 1583 2055 1271 1094 1007 1143 165 160 668 492 840 551 1488 1275 1091 8091 5340

Time

3:03 3:23 2:35 3:17 2:42 2:13 2:10 2:54 2:19 2:44 2:46 2:33 2:28 2:33 2:28 3:03 2:23 2:32 2:14 2:08 2:10 3:00 3:30 2:26 2:30 2:16 2:10 2:34 3:06 2:44 2:38 2:45 3:11 2:27 2:28 3:10 3:32 2:45 2:20 2:51 3:26 2:07 3:23 3:34 3:50 2:59 2:53 2:56 2:53 2:45 2:50 3:03 2:32 2:57 2:47 2:31 3:04 2:33 2:42 2:07 2:16 2:43

2011 Georgia Southern Baseball Overall Statistics for Georgia Southern (as of Feb 03, 2012) (All games Sorted by Batting avg)

2011 SEASON STATS

Record: 36-26 Player

12 Eric Phillips 28 Victor Roache 2 Steve Cochrane 5 Shawn Payne 36 Michael Burruss 38 Tom Richardson 18 Ben Morgan -------------------24 Scooter Williams 32 Stryker Brown 27 Garren Palmer 13 Brent Pugh 4 Arthur Owens 22 Andy Moye 23 Vince Smith 42 D.J. Henderson

avg gp-gs 62-62 62-62 61-60 62-61 62-62 61-57 59-59

.390 .326 .326 .314 .300 .252 .239 .277 .250 .236 .228 .222 .203 .182 .091

Home: 22-9 h

Away: 9-14

2b 3b hr

251 230 224 242 273 206 218

62 58 38 70 51 20 38

98 75 73 76 82 52 52

14 10 19 16 11 16 13

32-29 24-7 29-16 54-42 40-15 22-19 10-1 14-1

94 40 72 136 63 64 11 11

16 8 11 21 13 10 2 1

26 10 17 31 14 13 2 1

4 1 3 9 1 1 0 0

rbi

Neutral: 5-3

tb slg%

bb hp

3 4 39 130 2 30 84 179 1 6 56 112 6 6 39 122 5 3 46 112 0 0 24 68 0 0 23 65

.518 .778 .500 .504 .410 .330 .298

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

.319 12 .350 8 .361 9 .294 18 .238 9 .313 9 .182 1 .091 1

0 6 30 1 5 14 2 14 26 0 19 40 0 4 15 2 9 20 0 0 2 0 1 1

SoCon: 18-12

so gdp

ob% sf sh sb-att

.464 .438 .421 .432 .330 .345 .295

2 5 26-31 112 127 3 0 3-7 113 4 6 1 4-7 489 26 1 5 33-36 164 5 2 1 9-11 65 4 2 6 0-0 386 42 1 20 7-8 102 190

e 15 4 12 5 6 4 21

fld% .941 .967 .977 .971 .920 .991 .933

6 2 4 2 4 0 2 3

27 7 13 38 10 13 3 2

0 0 4 1 3 3 0 0

.389 .385 .353 .321 .355 .293 .357 .313

1 7 2 1 0 0 3 12 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0

41 13 25 31 31 12 2 5

1 24 2 72 0 41 0 2

0 6 0 6 0 5 0 0

1.000

28 8 20 37 11 42 41 0 42 38 13 60 11 2 47 25 5 43 16 2 28

6 1 4 2 4 5 4

9-9 0-1 1-3 1-3 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-1

.860 1.000

.945 1.000

.914 1.000 1.000

Totals

.289

2156

425

624

118 17 54

373

938

.435

266 67

398

.381 26 60 95-118

1640

622

.960

Opponents

.266

2077

337

552

103

301

772

.372

238 42

424

.349 28 44 83-109

1618

662

110

.954

6 35

LOB - Team (533), Opp (452). DPs turned - Team (54), Opp (43). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (8), Cochrane 3, Roache 3, Williams, S 1, Phillips 1, Opp (8). Picked off - Payne, S 4, Phillips 2, Burruss 1, Williams, S 1, Owens 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player

22 Andy Moye 33 Matt Murray 25 Chris Beck 34 Josh Adams -------------------43 Taylor Burke 11 Colin Snow 3 Will Middour 39 Ryan McCafferty 8 Justin Hess 26 Chris Myers 16 Joe Lower 41 Jarret Leverett 7 Drew Johnson

era

w-l

2.39 2.39 3.23 4.79

7-2 4-3 9-5 9-6

2.57 4.09 5.09 5.14 6.58 6.97 7.08 7.84 9.35

0-0 0-1 3-1 0-0 3-2 0-0 1-2 0-3 0-1

app gs

2 0 2 0

0/1 0/2 1/2 0/2

sho

0 79.0 9 67.2 0 103.0 0 71.1

64 50 79 76

30 23 51 46

21 18 37 38

40 63 21 72 40 109 35 39

15 7 18 12

0 0 5 0 5 0 2 3 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0/0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/2 0/0 0/2

0 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 0

14.0 11.0 40.2 7.0 52.0 10.1 40.2 41.1 8.2

14 13 42 10 66 14 48 61 15

4 7 26 5 43 8 39 45 10

4 5 23 4 38 8 32 36 9

11 7 15 6 15 8 21 17 2

1 6 22 7 45 3 25 26 6

4 1 7 0 10 3 12 12 2

15 12 26 2 20 19 21 13 15 14 20 8 18 11 20 24 7

1 0 0 0

hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha

2 2 3 3

0 0 0 0 1 3 0 1 1 11 0 2 1 1 2 7 0 0

.229 5 .207 2 .211 1 .281 11

8 7 5 9

0 0 1 2

4 5 2 4

6 4 7 6

.275 .283 .276 .345 .311 .326 .298 .343 .375

0 0 3 2 3 0 2 3 0

0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

2 1 2 1 1 2 1 3 0

2 0 5 0 6 0 5 2 1

2 0 0 0 9 0 2 4 2

Totals

4.48

36-26

62 62

6/5

546.2

552

337

272

238

424

103

.266

38 42

4 28

Opponents

5.49

26-36

62 62

1/1

539.1

624

425

329

266

398

118

.289

59 67 12 26

PB - Team (12), TRichardson 10, Burruss 1, Cochrane 1, Opp (24). Pickoffs - Team (23), Moye 7, Beck 5, Murray, M 3, Lower 2, Adams 2, TRichardson 2, Leverett 1, Hess 1, Opp (9). SBA/ATT - TRichardson (69-87), Murray, M (22-28), Beck (10-14), Hess (11-14), Lower (10-13), Moye (10-11), Adams (8-10), Leverett (2-7), Middour (4-6), Burruss (5-6), Piccolo (5-6), Cochrane (4-4), Snow (3-3), Myers (1-1), McCafferty (1-1), Johnson (1-1).

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

2011 Georgia Southern Baseball Conference statistics for Georgia Southern (as of Feb 03, 2012) (SoCon games only Sorted by Batting avg)

2011 SOCON STATS

Record: 18-12 Player

12 Eric Phillips 2 Steve Cochrane 28 Victor Roache 5 Shawn Payne 36 Michael Burruss 18 Ben Morgan 38 Tom Richardson -------------------32 Stryker Brown 22 Andy Moye 24 Scooter Williams 4 Arthur Owens 27 Garren Palmer 13 Brent Pugh 23 Vince Smith 42 D.J. Henderson Totals

Opponents

avg gp-gs

.394 .340 .339 .309 .286 .252 .230

30-30

.300 .269 .263 .257 .238 .231 .000 .000

9-5

29-28 30-30 30-29 30-30 28-28 29-29

13-11 19-11 15-10 27-21 2-0 3-0 30

.265

31 13 32 34 24 17 9

1038

201

2b 3b hr

50 5 36 13 38 5 38 6 40 4 26 4 23 4

20 2 6 26 5 7 38 9 10 35 8 9 42 6 10 65 11 15 1 0 0 0 0 0

8-8

.297

127 106 112 123 140 103 100

308

981 165 260

Home: 12-3

0 1 0 0 2 6 0 0

rbi

Away: 6-9 tb slg%

bb hp

so gdp

ob% sf sh sb-att

1 3 20 66 1 0 21 51 2 17 43 98 3 4 22 62 3 1 22 53 0 0 10 30 0 0 13 27

.520 .481 .875 .504 .379 .291 .270

15 22 17 15 0 6 16

7 18 18 27 19 12 21

.476 .446 .442 .399 .287 .297 .345

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 4 3 6 4 8 0 0

0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0

1 5 4 1 6 9 0 0

6 14 10 9 15 21 0 0

.300 .538 .263 .257 .357 .323 .000 .000

50 10 28

177

462

.445

SoCon: 18-12

2 17 145 368

5 0 6 4 1 1 2

2 3 0 6 4 10 2 6 3 9 0 11 0 1 1 0

118 31

2 3 0 1 3 2 4

0 .400 0 .367 0 .370 2 .395 2 .347 1 .307 0 .000 0 1.000

168

.375 127 25 207

e fld%

0 0 14-18 71 2 1 3-4 217 3 0 1-4 58 1 1 18-19 78 2 1 6-8 22 1 12 3-3 46 1 3 0-0 211

6 .958

1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0

1 0 4 0 0 9 0 0

.381 14 32

0-1 0-0 6-6 0-0 1-3 0-1 0-0 0-0 52-67

.358 17 25 42-54

7 .970

2 .968

2 .975

2 .920

10 .925

2 .992

5 .800

1 .964

0 1.000

4 .926

0 1.000

788

284

0 1.000 47

777 339

.958

56 .952

LOB - Team (256), Opp (222). DPs turned - Team (27), Opp (22). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (3), Roache 2, Cochrane 1, Opp (3). Picked off - Payne, S 1, Williams, S 1, Owens 1, Phillips 1.

(SoCon games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player

33 Matt Murray 22 Andy Moye 25 Chris Beck -------------------39 Ryan McCafferty 43 Taylor Burke 3 Will Middour 26 Chris Myers 34 Josh Adams 11 Colin Snow 41 Jarret Leverett 16 Joe Lower 8 Justin Hess

era

w-l

app gs

sho

2.25 2.68 4.35

1-2 5-0 5-4

13 1 9 9 10 10

0 1 1

0/0 0/1 0/0

6 0 0

36.0 50.1 60.0

25 43 55

12 22 38

9 15 29

12 23 26

40 42 55

4 9 15

0 1 0

hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha

2 2 2

.197 .239 .249

2 4 1

3 5 5

0 0 1

4 2 2

1 3 7

0.00 1.23 1.76 4.15 4.71 7.50 8.15 8.57 8.80

0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 3-3 0-1 0-0 1-2 2-0

2 6 11 3 8 8 12 9 7

0 0 0 0 6 0 0 2 2

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1 0/0

0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0

0.2 7.1 15.1 4.1 28.2 6.0 17.2 21.0 15.1

0 6 9 6 32 8 26 26 24

0 1 5 2 18 6 19 23 19

0 1 3 2 15 5 16 20 15

2 7 3 1 20 5 8 13 7

0 1 15 0 14 3 13 14 10

0 2 2 1 6 1 6 6 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

0 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 6

.000 .240 .167 .333 .308 .320 .356 .306 .358

0 2 0 0 5 0 3 1 3

1 0 3 0 3 0 2 2 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 1 0 1 4 1 1 0 1

0 1 2 0 4 0 1 3 3

Totals

4.42

18-12

30 30

1/1

262.2

260

165

129

127

207

.265

21 25

1 17

Opponents

5.32

12-18

30 30

1/1

259.0

308

201

153

118

168

.297

21 31

6 14

PB - Team (6), TRichardson 5, Burruss 1, Opp (12). Pickoffs - Team (13), Moye 4, Beck 3, TRichardson 2, Leverett 1, Lower 1, Adams 1, Murray, M 1, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - TRichardson (40-50), Murray, M (10-13), Beck (6-9), Moye (8-9), Hess (5-6), Lower (5-5), Adams (4-5), Snow (3-3), Burruss (2-3), Leverett (0-2), Middour (0-1), Myers (1-1).

13 NCAA Regional Appearances â&#x20AC;˘ 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

2011 Georgia Southern Baseball Games Summary for Georgia Southern (as of Feb 24, 2012) (All games)

GAMES SUMMARY

Score by innings Georgia Southern Opponents

1 49 40

2 33 50

3 41 36

Record when ... Overall Conference Non-Conference Home games Away games Neutral site Day games Night games vs Left starter vs Right starter 1-Run games 2-Run games 5+Run games Extra innings Shutouts

4 67 39

5 63 38

36-26 18-12 18-14 22-9 9-14 5-3 22-15 14-11 9-11 27-15 7-6 2-4 20-12 1-2 6-1

Scoring 0-2 ....... 3-5 ....... 6-9 ....... 10+

runs runs runs runs

1-11 6-12 12-3 17-0

Opponent 0-2 ........ 3-5 ........ 6-9 ........ 10+

runs runs runs runs

17-1 9-7 8-11 2-7

Scored in 1st inning Opp. scored in 1st Scores first Opp. scores first

20-9 8-16 26-10 10-16

6 46 54

7 58 28

8 44 34

9 EX 23 1 15 3

Total 425 337

After 6 leading ....... trailing ....... tied After 7 leading ....... trailing ....... tied After 8 leading ....... trailing ....... tied

31-2 2-23 3-1 32-2 1-23 3-1 35-0 0-25 1-1

Hit 0 home runs ... 1 home run ... 2+ home runs

15-12 9-10 12-4

Opponent 0 home runs ........ 1 home run ........ 2+ HRs

27-14 6-5 3-7

Made 0 errors .... 1 error .... 2+ errors

11-6 10-7 15-13

Opp. made 0 errors ......... 1 error ......... 2+ errors

5-8 7-7 24-11

Out-hit opponent Out-hit by opponent Hits are tied

30-3 5-22 1-1

Record when team scores: Runs 0 1 2 3 W-L 0-1 1-4 0-6 0-9

4 3-3

5 3-0

6 3-3

7 5-0

8 2-0

9 2-0

10+ 17-0

Record when opponent scores: Runs 0 1 2 3 W-L 6-0 4-0 7-1 4-2

4 4-2

5 1-3

6 1-0

7 5-5

8 0-3

9 2-3

10+ 2-7

Record when leading after: Inn. 1 2 3 4 W-L 17-4 18-3 22-4 27-2

5 30-2

6 31-2

7 32-2

8 35-0

Record when trailing after: Inn. 1 2 3 4 W-L 2-12 7-14 5-18 3-19

5 3-20

6 2-23

7 1-23

8 0-25

5 3-4

6 3-1

7 3-1

8 1-1

Record when tied after: Inn. 1 2 3 W-L 17-10 11-9 9-4

4 6-5

Current losing streak: 2 Longest winning streak: 4 Longest losing streak: 4 Home attendance : 50075 ( 31 dates avg = 1615 ) Away attendance : 30817 ( 31 dates avg = 994 ) Total attendance: 80892 ( 62 dates avg = 1304 ) Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

ALL-TIME SERIES Opponent.............................................................. Won-Lost Adelphi................................................................................1-0 Alabama............................................................................6-13 Alabama-Birmingham...................................................0-1 Alcorn State.......................................................................3-0 American Institute..........................................................3-0 American University.......................................................9-1 Amherst............................................................................11-6 Appalachian State...................................................... 52-15 Arkansas-Little Rock.....................................................11-4 Armstrong Atlantic State......................................... 33-15 Auburn................................................................................0-2 Auburn-Montgomery....................................................1-1 Augusta State.................................................................19-1 Austin Peay.................................................................... 2-4-1

Georgia College.............................................................4-12 Georgia State............................................................... 58-17 Georgia Tech................................................................ 28-89 Gonzaga..............................................................................0-1 Grambling State...............................................................0-2 Greenville...........................................................................2-0

Ball State......................................................................... 4-3-1 Baptist................................................................................16-2 Bethune-Cookman.........................................................8-2 Binghamton......................................................................2-0 Biola......................................................................................1-0 Birmingham-Southern..................................................2-0 Boston College.................................................................1-2 Bowling Green..................................................................2-3 Brockport State................................................................2-0 Brown..................................................................................2-0 Bucknell..............................................................................3-0 Buffalo.................................................................................3-0

Indiana................................................................................2-1 Indiana State.....................................................................1-0

Campbell..........................................................................11-0 Canisus................................................................................3-0 Carson-Newman............................................................22-7 Catawba..............................................................................2-1 Catholic University..........................................................2-0 Centenary...........................................................................4-3 Central Florida..................................................................1-1 Central Michigan.............................................................2-1 Chapman............................................................................0-1 Charlotte.............................................................................0-1 College of Charleston............................................... 24-25 Charleston Southern....................................................43-4 The Citadel.................................................................... 38-34 Clemson......................................................................... 26-49 Coastal Carolina.......................................................... 13-12 Columbia............................................................................2-2 Columbus...........................................................................7-3 Coppin State.....................................................................7-0 C.W. Post.............................................................................9-3 Davidson........................................................................ 76-18 Delaware State.................................................................2-0 Detroit.................................................................................2-4 Drexel...................................................................................3-0 Duke.....................................................................................0-1 East Carolina....................................................................13-9 East Tennessee State................................................. 43-16 Eastern Kentucky...........................................................16-4 Eastern Michigan.............................................................4-4 Elon.................................................................................. 16-15 Erskine............................................................................ 33-12 Evansville............................................................................2-1 Farleigh Dickinson..........................................................7-1 Florida..................................................................................3-9 Florida A&M.......................................................................2-0 Florida Atlantic.................................................................1-1 Florida International.....................................................7-11 Florida Southern..............................................................2-2 Florida State................................................................. 29-83 Furman........................................................................... 50-32 Gardner-Webb..................................................................3-0 George Mason..................................................................8-1 George Washington........................................................6-2 Georgia........................................................................... 38-49

Hampton-Sydney............................................................5-0 Hardin-Simmons..............................................................5-3 Harvard...............................................................................1-0 Hawai’i.................................................................................1-2 High Point..........................................................................3-2 Holy Cross..........................................................................2-1 Howard................................................................................3-1 Huntingdon.......................................................................2-0

Jacksonville................................................................... 62-58 Jacksonville State............................................................2-6 James Madison...............................................................11-4 Kennesaw State................................................................7-4 Kentucky...........................................................................11-5 Lafayette.............................................................................1-2 Lamar...................................................................................1-0 LaSalle.................................................................................2-0 Lehigh................................................................................19-6 LeMoyne.............................................................................1-1 Lewis..................................................................................17-4 Lipscomb............................................................................7-3 Livingston State...............................................................1-0 Louisiana State.................................................................0-1 Malone................................................................................2-0 Mars Hill..............................................................................1-0 Marshall............................................................................18-4 Maryland............................................................................1-0 Mayfield State...................................................................1-0 Mercer..........................................................................114-43 Mercer-Atlanta.................................................................4-0 Mercyhurst.........................................................................1-0 Methodist...........................................................................1-0 Miami, FL..........................................................................11-6 Michigan.............................................................................2-0 Michigan State.................................................................0-1 Minnesota..........................................................................0-1 Minot...................................................................................1-0 Mississippi State...............................................................0-1 Morris Brown.....................................................................3-0 Morris Harvey....................................................................2-0 Nebraska-Omaha............................................................1-0 Newberry..........................................................................9-11 New Jersey Tech...............................................................3-0 New Orleans......................................................................1-0 New York-Stony Brook...................................................2-0 New York Tech.................................................................18-4 Niagara................................................................................2-0 Nicholls State....................................................................1-2 North Carolina..................................................................7-6 North Carolina A&T.........................................................1-0 North Carolina Central...................................................3-0 North Carolina State.......................................................1-1 North Florida.....................................................................6-4 North Georgia.................................................................16-6 Northeast Louisiana.......................................................2-1 Northwestern State........................................................3-0 Occidental..........................................................................0-1 Oglethorpe........................................................................7-0 Ohio State..........................................................................0-2 Old Dominion...................................................................2-1

Pembroke State................................................................7-3 Pfeiffer.................................................................................2-0 Piedmont..........................................................................14-3 Pittsburgh..........................................................................1-0 Portland State...................................................................2-0 Presbyterian....................................................................11-2 Princeton............................................................................1-0 Richmond...........................................................................3-1 Rider.....................................................................................1-0 Robert Morris....................................................................3-0 Rollins..................................................................................4-2 Rutgers................................................................................1-1 Sam Houston State.........................................................1-0 Samford......................................................................... 42-11 Savannah State.................................................................1-0 Seton Hall...........................................................................0-1 Slippery Rock....................................................................1-1 South Alabama.................................................................2-5 South Carolina............................................................. 48-86 South Florida.....................................................................0-1 Southern.............................................................................1-0 SIU-Edwardsville..............................................................1-1 Southern Miss...................................................................0-1 Springfield.........................................................................1-0 Stanford..............................................................................0-1 Stetson........................................................................... 64-30 St. Barnard..........................................................................1-0 St. Leo..................................................................................4-0 St. John’s.............................................................................1-2 St. Joseph’s.........................................................................3-0 SUNY-Brockport...............................................................4-0 Tennessee...........................................................................4-3 Tennessee Tech............................................................ 7-3-1 Texas.....................................................................................0-1 Towson................................................................................7-0 Tri-State...............................................................................3-0 Troy.......................................................................................0-3 Tulane..................................................................................0-1 UCLA....................................................................................1-1 UNC Asheville...................................................................0-1 UNC Greensboro......................................................... 25-22 UNC Wilmington..............................................................2-1 USC-Aiken..........................................................................8-0 USC-Upstate......................................................................2-0 Utah......................................................................................0-1 Valdosta State.............................................................. 24-12 Virginia................................................................................2-1 VMI......................................................................................33-8 Virginia Tech....................................................................17-7 Wake Forest.....................................................................7-10 West Chester State..........................................................2-0 West Florida.......................................................................1-0 West Georgia.....................................................................8-3 West Liberty State...........................................................3-2 West Virginia....................................................................14-5 West Virginia Tech...........................................................3-0 Western Carolina........................................................ 53-44 Western Kentucky...........................................................1-1 Whitworth..........................................................................1-2 Wichita State.....................................................................1-0 William Carey....................................................................1-0 William Jewell...................................................................2-1 William & Mary.................................................................6-0 Winona State.....................................................................1-1 Winthrop............................................................................8-4 Wofford.......................................................................... 30-13 Yale.......................................................................................4-0 Youngstown State...........................................................2-0

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

LETTERWINNERS ----- A ----Ben Abner, OF....................................... 1982-83-84 Chris Abner, OF...............................1987-88-89-90 Josh Adams, P..............................................2011-12 Tony Adams, P................................................... 1959 Travis Adkinson, INF........................................ 2004 Carmelo Aguayo, C....................................1978-79 Bobby Aiken, SS-OF...................................1984-85 John Akins, OF................................................... 1958 Kyle Aldridge, INF.......................................1996-97 Roy Alewine, P...................................... 1955-57-58 Jimmy Alexander, C............................ 1997-98-99 Bo Altman, P.................................................1959-60 Roy Ammann..................................................... 1972 Jason Andrews, OF........................1993-94-95-96 Tommy Arden.................................................... 1972 Thomas Avret, P................................................ 1959 Julio Ayala, P.......................................... 1994-95-96 ----- B ----Carlos Badillo, OF........................................1981-82 Derrell Baker, 3B..........................................1980-81 Rocky Baker, 3B-SS.............................. 2001-02-03 Tommy Baker...............................................1965-66 Alan Balcomb, OF..........................1980-81-82-83 Chris Banker, C.............................................2008-09 Rhett Barber, P................................................... 2004 Burt Barto, P..................................................2007-08 Terry Bass, P..................................................1983-84 A.J. Battisto, P........................................ 2005-06-07 David Bavosi, P........................................... 1983, 85 Barry Beck, P....................................................... 1974 Chris Beck, P.................................................2010-12 Jeremy Beckham, INF...................2005-06-07-08 Griffin Benedict, C.........................2006-07-08-09 Ben Benton, OF...........................................1958-59 Jay Berkner, P..................................1987-88-89-90 Harvey Berry, 3B................................................ 1959 Ralph Berryhill, C................................. 1957-58-59 Tom Bigwood, P..........................................1972-73 Kyle Blackburn, 1B.........................2007-08-09-10 Grady Blanchard, P.....................................1996-97 Pierce Blanchard, P........................................... 1960 Dexter Bobo, P.............................................2009-10 Joe Bonanno, OF............................1984-85-86-87 Gary Botti, 3B........................................ 1982-83-84 Peter Bouma, P...............................1987-88-89-90 Kevin Bowles, INF..........................2007-08-09-10 Ray Boyer, OF...............................................1975-76 Max Braun.....................................................1966-67 Billy Brooks, P..................................1983-84-85-86 Marion Brooks.................................................... 1967 Barry Brown........................................................ 1965 Ed Brown, P......................................................... 1960 Jake Brown, P...............................................2009-10 Johnny Brown, C............................................... 1991 Stryker Brown, INF......................................2011-12 Gerald Buchar, DH......................................1973-74 Ron Buffington, P.......................................1992-93 Mike Bullard, OF................................................ 1979 Taylor Burke, P.............................................2011-12 Scott Burks, OF............................................1998-99 Brandon Burnsed, 2B....................2001-02-03-04 Grant Burruss, C-1B.......................2001-02-03-04

Michael Burruss...........................................2011-12 Bobby Butler...................................................... 1965 John Butler, OF............................................1973-74 ----- C ----Jason Cadenhead, P................1999-2000-02-03 Cam Caldwell, INF................................ 2004-05-06 Anson Callaway, P............................................ 1954 Bob Cardell, 3B.................................................. 1954 Bucky Carlton, LF.............................................. 1960 Bobby Carpenter.............................................. 1965 Jim Carragher, P................................... 1991-92-93 John Carroll, P..............................................2003-04 Mike Cash, INF.............................................1973-74 Craig Cassedy, 1B-OF......................... 1991-92-93 Curt Chambers, C............................................. 1960 Jamie Chapman, P............................... 1985-86-87 Keith Chauncey, OF....................................1973-74 Mike Chiciak, P...................................... 2005-06-07 Randy Childress, OF-3B............................1977-78 Tony Chisman, P................................... 2008-09-10 Jerry Clark, OF.................................................... 1958 Thad Clayton, OF........................................1989-90 Mark Cleeve, INF............................................... 1980 Emory Clements............................................... 1955 Steve Cochrane, UTL.................................2010-11 Donnie Coe, INF................................... 1995-96-97 David Cogswell, P..........................2004-05-06-07 Steve Cogswell, P....................................... 2003, 05 Carlos Colon, P................................1978-79-80-81 Jared Comstock, P............................... 2001-02-04 Wayne Conner................................................... 1963 Craig Cooper, 1B............................1983-84-85-86 Vic Correll............................................................ 1967 Jeff Coughlin, SS.........................................1989-90 Mike Coughlin, P........................................ 1984, 86 Sergio Crego, 2B................................... 1977-78-79 Bill Criscillis, OF..................................... 1957-58-59 Larry Crouch....................................................... 1963 Kevin Culpepper, P.....................................2002-03 Ryan Cummings, P.............................. 1995-96-97 Jim Cunningham, 3B.................................1985-86 ----- D ----Phil Dale, P.......................................1982-83-84-85 Steve Daniel, INF.........................................1972-73 Dan Darden........................................................ 1972 Mike Darnell, C............................................1992-93 Butch Davis...................................................1966-67 Justin Davis, P.................................................... 2008 Kelvin Davis, P..............................................1996-97 Joe Dawson, OF...........................................1998-99 Mark Dean, OF-SS.......................................1992-93 Rolando deArmas.......................................1972-73 Adam DeLoach, SS........................................... 2003 Richie DeMotte................................................. 1972 Grant Dennis, OF-1B........................... 1981-82-83 Jeff deRijke, P..................................................... 2001 Jimmy Dobson..................................... 1965-66-67 Greg Dowling, 1B...........................2003-04-05-06 Dennis Dove, P..................................... 2001-02-03 John Ducey......................................................... 2007 David Dupree, OF............................................. 1991 John Durik, OF....................................... 1998, 2000

----- E ----Matt Easterday, INF-OF................. 1998-99-2000 Mike Economos, OF..................... 2003-04, 06-07 Doug Eder, 2B.................................1989-90-91-92 Bob Elliot, P......................................................... 1980 Dave Esmonds, OF.............................. 1955-57-58 Aaron Eubanks, P................................. 2006-07-08 Dustin Evans, P..................................... 2004-05-06 Herschel Evans, INF-OF................................... 1954 Kenneth Everett, P............................................ 1954 Royce Exley...................................................1963-65 ----- F ----Clint Fair, P.............................................. 1992-93-94 Rick Faircloth, C-OF....................................1977-78 Willando Ficklin, OF...................................1992-93 Jimmy Fields....................................................... 1967 Miller Finley, OF...........................................1959-60 Curtis Fisher, 1B...........................................1975-76 Rob Fitzpatrick, C...........................1987-88-89-90 Ryan Flemming, C-1B...................................... 2000 Scott Fletcher, SS.............................................. 1979 Jimmy Ford, 1B............................................1954-55 Trent Franzago, P........................................2008-10 Blair Funderburk.........................................1966-67 Chad Fussell, 2B..........................................1995-96 Paul Frias, OF...................................................... 1990 ----- G ----Kenneth Gale, P................................................. 1954 Garcia, OF......................................................1974-75 Luis Garcia, 3B.................................................... 1983 Carl Gardner, OF..........................................1975-77 Dan Gealy, 2B..................................1985-86-87-88 Jeff Geer, OF....................................................... 1984 Gerdes, P........................................................1974-75 John Gibson, P.............................................1973-74 A.J. Gilbert, P...................................................... 2008 Brendan Gilligan, C-OF................2000-01-02-03 Al Giparas, C....................................................... 1983 Gary Givens, P....................................... 1976-77-78 Bill Griffin, SS...................................................... 1960 Norm Griffin, 2B..........................................1957-58 Roman Grimaldi, INF-OF................... 2008-09-10 Roger Godwin, P-OF.....................1978-79-80-81 Greg Goodermote, OF.................................... 1986 Jim Goodwin...................................................... 1970 Luke Gordon, C.................................................. 2004 Chip Gray, OF........................................ 1977-78-79 Jake Greene, P....................................... 1991-92-93 Jo Ed Greene, P.................................................. 1954 Todd Greene, OF............................1990-91-92-93 Rod Greenway................................................... 1967 Brett Griffin, C.........................................1999-2000 Norman Griffin................................................... 1955 Hollis Griggs, P.............................................1973-74 Larry Groce...................................................1965-66

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

LETTERWINNERS ----- H ----Brian Hall, P......................................1995-96-97-98 Chad Hall, 2B................................................2001-02 Vondall Hall, P.................................1954-55-56-57 Kevin Hallman, OF-3B..................1991-92-93-94 Joey Hamilton, P.................................. 1989-90-91 Mark Hamlin, OF............................1993-94-95-96 Jackie Hammond.................................1963, 65-66 Matt Hammond, OF-1B..................... 2001-02-03 Rob Haranda, C............................................1985-86 Scott Hardy, OF............................................1985-86 David Harris, OF................................................ 1954 Matt Harris, P...................................................... 1990 Brian Harrison, P.................................. 2002-03-04 Kyle Harrison, P................................................. 2005 Kyle Hatchell, P.................................................. 1998 Ben Hayslip, 1B.................................................. 1990 D.J. Henderson, OF........................................... 2011 Denny Herb........................................................ 1963 Justin Hess....................................................2010-12 Brett Hendley, 1B................................. 1987-88-89 Russell Hendricks, P............................ 1987-88-89 Scott Henley, 1B........................1998-99-2000-01 Matt Herring, OF.................................. 2000-01-02 Michael Hester, P................................. 2008-09-10 Jason Hinely, OF.............................. 1999-2000-01 Billy Hobbs.......................................................... 1955 Randy Hodges, P.........................................1976-77 Chip Hoffman, P................................... 1986-87-88 Buddy Holder, C.............................1990-91-92-93 Michael Holder, C......................... 1995-96-97, 99 Chris Hollis, OF.............................................2006-07 Brook Hoover, OF........................................1998-99 Dave Howard, OF-C...................................1979-80 Tom Howard....................................................... 1955 Tom Howland, C................................................ 1960 Larry Howser, SS..........................................1975-76 Richard Hudson, P......................................1975-76 Trey Hunter, OF...............................2002-03-04-05 Jason Hurst, OF..................................... 2003-04-05 Herb Hutson....................................1967-68-69-70 Gerald Hynko, C-1B....................................1976-77 ----- I ----Jamie Ivins, OF...................................... 1974-75-76 ----- J ----Jeff Jay, P........................................................1987-88 Paul Jenny, C................................................1986-87 Drew Johnson, P.........................................2011-12 Richard Johnson, P.....................................1972-73 Marty Jones, P.................................................... 1999 Sy Jones, C/OF................................1993-94-95-96 Tommy Jones.............................................. 1963, 65 Kelly Jordan, OF..........................................1980-81 Robert Jordan.................................................... 1966 Marshall Justice, P............................................ 1977 ----- K ----Kyle Kamppi, P...................................... 2007-08-09 Jeff Keppen, P.................................................... 1995 Paul Kilimonis, P.............................1978-79-80-81 Kevin Killimett, OF............................... 1995-96-97 Danny Killman, P............................................... 1976

Jonathan King, OF......................................2008-09 Rich Kinzler, P........................................1983, 85-86 Lenny Kirkland, OF.....................................1972-73 Todd Kliment, P...........................................1981-82 Justin Klinger, OF................................. 2005-06-07 Tom Kotchman, 3B.....................................1975-76 Tom Kowalinski................................................. 1972 Ken Kruppa, P..............................................1973-74 Tom Kuzniacki, C............................1975-76-77-78 ----- L ----Dave Ladd, P.................................................1976-77 Josh Lairsey, P.................................2004-05-06-07 Dustin Langley, SS.......................... 1998-99-2000 Bob Laurie, INF...............................1977-78-79-80 Dalford Layson.................................................. 1967 Dave Lavender, P.............................................. 1988 Don Lawrence.................................................... 1966 Tod Lee, P............................................... 1995-96-97 Phil Leisure, P........................................ 1976-77-78 Jarret Leverett, P.........................................2011-12 Brett Lewis, P..............................1999-2000-01-02 Connie Lewis, P................................................. 1960 Jorge Lezcano, 3B.......................................1978-79 Mickey Lezcano, SS....................................1981-82 Clyde Little, P...............................................1954-55 Barry Lloyd, 1B.............................................1980-81 Brandon Long, OF......................................2003-04 Mike Long.............................................. 1965-66-67 Donald Lord, SS................................................. 1959 Bill Lowe, P.......................................................... 1957 Joe Lower, P........................................................ 2011 Carlos Love, 3B-1B.........................2000-01-02-03 Kim Lovett, 3B....................................... 1986-87-88 Scott Luman, P.............................................1985-86 Chuck Lusted, P..............................1978-79-80-81 Mike Lynch.......................................................... 1967 Ralph Lynch........................................................ 1966 Stan Lyons, OF................................................... 2003 ----- M ----Joe Maley, P..................................................2004-05 Bill Mallard, 3B................................1957-58-59-60 Scott Mandy, OF................................................ 1992 Joe Mangascle................................................... 1972 Howard Mann.................................................... 1973 Manos, P........................................................1974-75 Shane Marquis, OF.............................. 1995-96-97 Dave Masi, P................................... 1990-91, 93-94 Charles Matthews, P..................................2009-10 Jimmy Matthews, OF-3B................... 1976-77-78 Jack Maxwell...................................................... 1955 Ryan McCafferty, P.....................................2009-11 Brett McDaniel, P...........................1991-92-93-94 Larry McDowell, P.......................................1983-84 Brooks McFarland, OF..................................... 1994 Ronnie McLemore............................... 1965-66-67 John McMillan, INF.....................................1959-60 Greg McMullen, C..........................1983-84-85-86 Sean McNeill, C............................................1987-88 Matt Meadows, OF.....................................1997-98 Chris Mederos, P............................................... 2009 Kevin Meier, P..............................................1986-87 Rusty Melcolm, SS......................................1985-86

Luis Mendez, OF................................................ 1978 Frank Merkel, P.....................................1985-86, 88 Terry Metts, OF............................................1979-80 E.G. Meybohm................................................... 1963 Roddy Michele................................................... 1967 Will Middour.................................................2011-12 Clyde Miller, P..............................................1959-60 Matt Miller, OF...................................... 2006-07-08 Miller, C................................................................. 1975 Miller, OF.............................................................. 1974 Mike Miller, OF................................1989-90-91-92 Ray Mims, P......................................1957-58-59-60 Terry Mixon, SS............................................1977-78 Steve Moening.................................................. 1972 Tom Moody, 2B............................................1959-60 Benjie Moore, 2B.................................. 1974-75-76 Larry Moore, P.................................................... 1959 Mike Moore, OF.................................... 1973-75-76 Antoine Moran, OF........................1994-95-96-97 Ben Morgan, INF.........................................2011-12 George Morrell, OF.............................. 1955-57-58 Keith Morris, P..............................................1997-98 Bill Morris, P........................................... 1972-73-74 Jim Morrison, 3B.........................................1973-74 Andy Moye, P...............................................2008-11 Chuck Mueller, OF......................................1988-89 Marty Murphy, P.........................................1985-86 Drew Murray, P............................................2007-08 Matt Murray, P.............................................2009-11 Chris Myers, P...............................................2010-12 ----- N ----Blake Nation.......................................... 2006-07-08 Jim Nevin.......................................................1966-67 Tom Nieporte, C.............................1979-80-81-82 ----- O ----Pete O’Conner, P............................................... 1987 Sean O’Donnell, OF.......................................... 2001 Leslie Odum....................................................... 1955 Jamie Olvey, INF..........................................1996-97 Tim O’Leary...................................................1966-67 Kevin O’Neill, P.................................................. 1982 Arthur Owens, OF.......................................2010-12 John Owens, 1B................................................. 1958 ----- P ----Garren Palmer, 1B.......................................2011-12 Shane Pangle, 1B.............................................. 1998 Terrill Parham, P................................... 1980-81-82 Aaron Parker, P............................................1997-98 Jeremiah Parker, C-INF.................2005-06-07-08 Pete Pasquarosa, SS...................................1975-76 Allen Payne......................................................... 1965 James Payne, OF............................2001-03-04-05 Shawn Payne, OF........................................2010-11 Brett Pelfrey, INF..........................................2005-06 Jorge Perez, INF...........................................1972-73 Steve Perry, P................................................1975-76 Tom Perry, IF....................................................... 1954 Carl Person, 1B.............................................1973-74 Steve Peruso, OF............................1980-81-82-83 Tommy Peterman, 1B......................... 1994-95-96 Chris Petersen, SS................................ 1990-91-92

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

LETTERWINNERS Ryan Petersen, INF.............................. 1997-98-99 Jeff Petzoldt, 2B..............................1980-81-83-84 Barry Pevey............................................ 1965-66-67 Marty Pevey, C...................................... 1980-81-82 Eric Phillips, INF...........................................2009-12 Jon Phillips, P........................................ 1994-95-96 Logan Phillips, INF......................................2004-05 Bobby Pierce...................................................... 1965 Brian Pierce, INF.............................2006-07-08-09 Paul Pierce, 2B.................................................... 1994 Steve Pietsch, OF........................................1973-74 Jody Pollock, INF.................................. 1997-98-99 Brandon Ponder, SS...................................2004-05 Phillip Porter, OF............................2006-07-08-09 Eddie Potts, SS................................................... 1954 Hollis Powell....................................................... 1953 Kelly Powell, OF.................................... 1953-54-55 Dave Pregon, 1B................................... 1982-83-84 Larry Prosser, 1B................................................ 1974 Darren Prozzo, OF............................................. 1994 Brent Pugh, INF...........................................2011-12 ----- R ----Luis Ramos, SS-2B................................1982-83, 85 David Ray, P...................................... 1999-2000-01 Frank Read, P................................................1973-74 Jimmy Reiley, P.................................................. 1976 Shad Renick, 3B................................................. 1992 J.R. Revere, OF............................1999-2000-01-02 David Richardson, OF...................2005-06-07-08 Keith Richardson, P............................. 1986-87-88 Tom Richardson, C........................................... 2011 Dave Rigdon, P.................................................. 2008 Tracy Rivers, UTIL........................................1960-63 Victor Roache, OF.......................................2010-12 Kenny Roberts, P............................1982-83-84-85 Rhett Roberts, P................................................ 1999 Bill Robinson, 1B.........................................1959-60 Eddie Rodriguez, P........................1976-77-78-79 Brian Rogers, P...................................... 2001-02-03 Phillip Roland, P.....................................1999-2000 Tim Roth, P.......................................1991-92-93-94 Dan Rothem, P................................................... 1999 J.E. Rowe, OF....................................................... 1960 Chris Royer, SS.............................................1975-76 Steve Rum, OF.............................................1977-78 Jim Rupich........................................................... 1972 William Rushing, P......................................1994-95 Russ Russell, P.................................................... 1990 Tony Russell, OF................................................ 1980 Sean Ruth, OF.................................................... 1993 Frank Ryan, C................................................1974-75 Scott Ryder, P........................................ 1988-89-90 ----- S ----Bob Salter, C.................................................1974-75 Norman Sapp, P..........................................1972-73 Clint Sauls, P....................................1995-96-97-98 John Sawyer, P.............................................1957-58 Scott Schaefer, P.................................. 1981-82-83 Bill Scharnikow, INF............................1981, 84-85 Mike Scott, P....................................................... 1982 Jim Seeley.............................................. 1963-64-65 Steve Seibert, OF.............................................. 1990

Louis Sellers..................................................1972-73 Dave Shannon, INF....................................1981-82 Chris Shehan, INF-OF......................... 2006-07-08 Jerry Shepherd, 3B........................................... 1989 Mike Shepherd, OF............................. 1985-86-87 Matt Sheppard, P.............................................. 1991 Lou Shipes, P...................................................... 1959 Jeff Shireman, 2B-SS.....................1985-86-87-88 Matt Shurley, P.................................................. 2006 Allen Simmons..................................... 1965-66-67 Preston Sizemore, P-OF..................... 1955-57-58 Bobby Slater, OF..........................................1991-92 Jody Slater, OF.............................................1978-79 Derrick Smith, OF.............................................. 2005 Pat Smith, OF...................................................... 2009 Robbie Smith, 1B-OF.................................1985-86 Vince Smith, OF...........................................2009-11 Wayne Smith, OF-C....................................1959-60 Colin Snow, P...............................................2009-11 Kurt Soderholm, OF...................................1987-88 Jason Somers, P................................................. 2001 Ismael Sopena, 2B............................................ 1979 Will Southwell, INF........................2006-07-08-09 Ferrell Sparks, C................................................. 1954 Jemel Spearman, 2B-SS..................... 2000-01-02 Garth Spendiff, 3B............................... 1993-94-95 Mike Standridge, P.....................................1998-99 Ronald Stanford, P............................... 1991-92-93 Leahman Stanley................................. 1965-66-67 Bill Steidl, P....................................................1977-78 Brent Stephens, OF............................. 2003-04-05 Darryl Stephens, OF......................................... 2001 Jerry Stephens......................................1963, 65-66 Bill Stewart, P...............................................1998-99 Kyle Strickland, P........................................1978-79 Steve Stringer, P.............................1982-83-84-85 Dan Stipe, OF........................................ 1958-59-60 Charlie Strohecker, P.................................2007-08 Mark Strucher, 1B................................ 1977-78-79 Chad Sumner, 3B-2B..................................1990-91 Stan Sumner....................................................... 1965 Scott Sundermeier, P.................................1975-76 Gary Supinski, OF............................................. 1985 Mark Susce, 1B-P.................................. 1980-81-82 Ken Szotkiewicz..........................................1967-68 ----- T ----John Tamargo, C.........................................1972-73 Charles Tarpley.................................................. 1963 Everett Teaford, P................................. 2004-05-06 Dean Terry, P................................................ 1980, 82 Kevin Thompson, P....................................1989-90 Mike Thompson, P............................... 2002-03-04 Paul Thornton, P................................................ 1993 Herbie Thorpe.................................................... 1967 Scott Tolbert, P..................................... 2001-02-03 Keith Toler, P....................................................... 1977 Rich Toth, SS.................................................1974-75 Ray Trent, P-1B................................................... 1981 John Tudor, P...................................................... 1975 Ralph Turner, 1B..........................................1957-58 Thomas Turner, P........................................2004-05 Briggs Tyler, P-INF................................ 1957-58-59

----- V ----Jack VanDerSluys, P...................................1974-76 Darin Van Tassell, INF-OF............1986-87-88-89 Frank Vashaw, OF.......................... 1983, 85-86-87 Eddie Vaughn..................................................... 1972 Ernie Venet, P...............................................1972-73 ----- W ----Chris Walker, OF........................1999-2000-01-02 Meredith Walker................................................ 1967 Don Wallen, 3B.....................................1954-55, 57 Steve Walson, DH................................. 1996-97-98 Jimmie Walters.................................................. 1967 Rick Ward.......................................................1966-67 Wesley Ward, OF............................................... 1954 Jake Ware, INF....................................... 2008-09-10 Pete Warenik, P............................................1979-80 Howard Warren, OF............................. 1954-55-57 Danny Washburn, P............................1996, 98-99 Sammy Watson, P............................................. 2000 Terry Webb.......................................................... 1967 Rocky Weicht, 1B............................................... 1975 Brent Wells.......................................................... 1966 Sandy Wells......................................................... 1963 Daniel Wheeler, P......................1998-99-2000-01 Jimmy White, P.................................................. 1957 Pete Whitfield..................................................... 1967 Tyson Whitley, SS-3B....................1994-95-96-97 Bryan Wiggins, OF-1B...................1990-91-92-93 Tim Wilder, P....................................................... 1990 Kermit Wiliott, INF-OF..................................... 1960 Brian Wilkerson, P.......................................2007-08 Michael Wilkerson, P....................................... 1988 Jimmy Wilkes...................................................... 1972 Brandon J. Williams, OF............................1996-97 Brandon L. Williams, OF............................2002-03 Chuck Williams.................................................. 1972 Glenn Williams................................................... 1972 Randy J. Williams, C....................................2009-10 Scooter Williams, OF..................................2010-12 Jimmy Williamson............................................ 1963 Alan Willis, P..................................................1978-79 Matt Wilson, 2B............................................1993-94 Mickey Wilson, 1B............................................. 1957 Steve Wilson, C............................................1995-96 Pat Winchester................................................... 1972 Flint Wipke, C................................................2004-05 A.J. Wirnsberger, INF.....................2007-08-09-10 Tom Wommack, SS.....................................1957-58 Steve Wood, OF................................................. 1977 Richard Wooddy, P........................................... 1967 Brandon Woods, P............................................ 2003 Ty Wright, OF................................................2008-09 ----- Y ----Adrian Yother, P................................................. 1998 David Youngberry, C........................................ 1983 Mike Yuro, 1B...................................1988-89-90-91 ----- Z ----A.J. Zickgraf, C.................................2001-02-03-05 *most of the pre-1976 records are unavailable so we welcome any additions or revisions.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

ALL-TIME MLB DRAFTEES Year Player Rd. Overall 1953 Hollis Powell Kelly Powell 1967 Ken Szotkiewicz 1 3 Vic Correll 9 171 Jim Nevin 1968 Ken Szotkiewicz 1 3 Jimmie Walters 27 612 Terry Childers 28 634 1970 Jim Goodwin 2 30 Herb Hutson 12 294 James Fields 48 899 1971 Cary Shea 21 505 6 132 1973 John Tamargo 1974 Jim Morrison 5 99 John Gibson 11 242 Keath Chauncy 15 337 Mike Cash 27 577 1975 John Tudor 21 484 1976 John Tudor 3 57 Curtis Fisher 9 205 1977 Terry Mixon 21 253 1978 Jimmy Matthews 10 235 Terry Mixon 12 292 Gary Givens 18 465 1979 Scott Fletcher 1 6 Mark Strucher 5 112 2 35 1980 Alan Willis Bob Elliott 3 51 Chuck Lusted 32 749 Bob Elliott 33 762 1981 Derrell Baker 21 537 Chuck Lusted 26 652 Roger Godwin 26 665 1982 Marty Pevey 19 473 Terrill Parham 20 499 1984 Ben Abner 5 119 Dave Pregon 20 509 15 372 1985 Luis Ramos 1986 Craig Cooper 5 118 Billy Brooks 19 490 20 516 1987 Kevin Meier 1987 Mike Shepherd 32 830 1988 Keith Richardson 2 43 Jeff Shireman 23 600 1989 Brett Hendley 14 374 1990 Rob Fitzpatrick 7 193 Scott Ryder 29 767 Steve Siebert 45 1173 1991 Joey Hamilton 1 8 Chad Sumner 53 1344 1992 Chris Petersen 9 247 Todd Greene 14 391 6 183 1993 Paul Thornton Todd Greene 12 327 Mark Dean 36 1012 14 380 1994 Clint Fair William Rushing 38 1047 8 212 1995 William Rushing Jeff Keppen 35 975

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Year Player Rd. Overall 1996 Tommy Peterman 11 307 Julio Ayala 11 327 Mark Hamlin 24 716 Steve Wilson 27 808 Jon Phillips 40 1200 1997 Ryan Cummings 8 237 Tod Lee 23 705 2000 Matt Easterday 21 611 2001 J.R. Revere 49 1451 2002 Chris Walker 6 183 Matt Herring 11 330 Jemel Spearman 16 483 Brett Lewis 29 873 2003 Dennis Dove 3 95 Kevin Culpepper 9 268 Brian Rogers 11 310 Scott Tolbert 41 1220 2005 Flint Wipke 38 1153 2006 Dustin Evans 2 68 Everett Teaford 12 347 Greg Dowling 19 578 2007 A.J. Battisto 30 916 2008 Jeremy Beckham 17 503 Blake Nation 22 672 Chris Shehan 30 910 2009 Griffin Benedict 16 474 Ty Wright 25 744 Chris Mederos 25 753 Dexter Bobo 44 1315 26 785 2010 Jake Brown Shawn Payne 44 1319 Andy Moye 50 1519 2011 Matt Murray 10 306 Andy Moye 15 461 Shawn Payne 35 1077 Bold indicated played in Major League

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Matt Murray (above) was the first Eagle to go in the top-10 rounds since Dustin Evans was a second-round pick in 2006. Murray was a 10th round selection of the Kansas City Royals.

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CAREER RECORDS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10.

BATTING AVERAGE (min. 300 AB) Derrell Baker (190-447).......................................... .425 .................................................................1980-81 Jason Hurst (142-374)............................................. .380..................................................................2003-05 Chris Shehan (254-676).......................................... .376..................................................................2006-08 Carmello Aguayo (127-341)................................. .372 .................................................................1978-79 Matt Easterday (231-622)...................................... .371 ............................................................1998-2000 Ty Wright (162-444)................................................. .365..................................................................2008-09 Ben Abner (285-785)............................................... .363 .................................................................1982-84 James Payne (253-699).......................................... .361..................................................................2001-05 Scott Henley (326-904).......................................... .361 ............................................................1998-2001 Phillip Porter (194-540).......................................... .359..................................................................2006-09 Greg Dowling (312-870)........................................ .359..................................................................2003-06

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GAMES PLAYED Alan Balcomb 251 Jeff Petzoldt 246 Todd Greene 240 Greg McMullen 234 Doug Eder 230 Jeff Shireman 229 Brian Pierce 228 A.J. Wirnsberger 227 Scott Henley 226 Kevin Hallman 226

1980-83 1980-84 1990-93 1983-86 1989-92 1985-88 2006-09 2007-10 1998-01 1991-94

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AT-BATS Alan Balcomb 952 Greg McMullen 911 Scott Henley 904 Todd Greene 903 Jeff Petzoldt 901 A.J. Wirnsberger 872 Greg Dowling 870 Tyson Whitley 864 Jeff Shireman 852 Kevin Hallman 850

1980-83 1983-86 1998-01 1990-93 1980-84 2007-10 2003-06 1994-97 1985-88 1991-94

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HITS Scott Henley 326 Greg Dowling 312 Todd Greene 311 Alan Balcomb 302 Jeff Shireman 290 Greg McMullen 288 Ben Abner 285 Griffin Benedict 275 A.J. Wirnsberger 275 Jeff Petzoldt 266

1998-01 2003-06 1990-93 1980-83 1985-88 1983-86 1982-84 2006-09 2007-10 1980-84

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RUNS SCORED Alan Balcomb 248 Todd Greene 221 Jeff Shireman 203 Greg McMullen 198 Ben Abner 197 Griffin Benedict 192 A.J. Wirnsberger 190 Greg Dowling 187 Chris Shehan 182 J.R. Revere 179

1980-83 1990-93 1985-88 1983-86 1982-84 2006-09 2007-10 2003-06 2006-08 1999-02

DOUBLES 1. Dustin Langley 63 2. Scott Henley 61 Jeff Shireman 61

1998-00 1998-01 1985-88

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Greg McMullen A.J. Wirnsberger Alan Balcomb Ben Abner Griffin Benedict Jody Pollock Todd Greene

60 57 55 54 53 53 53

1983-86 2007-10 1980-83 1982-84 2006-09 1997-99 1990-93

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TRIPLES J.R. Revere 12 Benjie Moore 12 Mark Hamlin 11 Chip Gray 11 Rocky Baker 10 Chris Walker 8 Matt Easterday 8 Tyson Whitley 8 Willando Ficklin 8 Several with 7

1999-02 1975-76 1993-96 1977-79 2001-03 1999-02 1998-00 1994-97 1992-93

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HOME RUNS Todd Greene 88 Ben Abner 59 Tommy Peterman 51 Scott Henley 50 Dave Pregon 50

1990-93 1982-84 1994-96 1998-01 1982-84

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Steve Peruso A.J. Wirnsberger Rob Fitzpatrick Mike Miller Craig Cooper Kyle Blackburn

48 47 46 45 43 40

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TOTAL BASES Todd Greene 640 Scott Henley 539 Ben Abner 526 A.J. Wirnsberger 485 Tommy Peterman 454 Greg Dowling 451

1980-83 2007-10 1987-90 1989-92 1983-86 2007-10 1990-93 1998-01 1982-84 2007-10 1994-96 2003-06

J.R. Revere (above) is tied for the Georgia Southern career lead in triples with 12. Revere is one the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s greatest two-sport athletes, scoring a touchdown in both the 1999 and 2000 Football Championship games and was a part of three SoCon Championships on the diamond.

Greg Dowling (above left) finished his career ranked in nine career offensive categories. He joins Todd Greene (above right) as the only players in history to record 300 hits, 200 RBI and 180 runs scored.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

CAREER RECORDS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10.

RUNS BATTED IN Todd Greene 257 Scott Henley 236 A.J. Wirnsberger 217 Ben Abner 208 Greg Dowling 206 Dave Pregon 202 Griffin Benedict 195 Tommy Peterman 195 Steve Peruso 194 Greg McMullen 187

1990-93 1998-01 2007-10 1982-84 2003-06 1982-84 2006-09 1994-96 1980-83 1983-86

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STOLEN BASES Antoine Moran 106 Chris Walker 103 Alan Balcomb 83 Chris Abner 80 J.R. Revere 79 Shawn Payne 76 James Payne 76 Rob Fitzpatrick 64 Rocky Baker 61 Jeremy Beckham 59

1994-97 1999-02 1980-83 1987-90 1999-02 2010-11 2001-05 1987-90 2001-03 2005-08

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WALKS Alan Balcomb 219 Sy Jones 149 Jeff Shireman 146 Dave Pregon 144 Brett Hendley 142 Brendan Gilligan 138 Greg Dowling 128 Michael Holder 116 Gary Botti 113 Dan Gealy 111 Luis Ramos 111 Steve Rum 111

1980-83 1993-96 1985-88 1982-84 1987-89 2000-03 2003-06 1995-99 1982-84 1985-88 1982-85 1976-77

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STRIKEOUTS Mike Miller 192 Rob Fitzpatrick 187 Mark Hamlin 178 Tyson Whitley 177 Brett Hendley 172 J.R. Revere 170 Brian Pierce 151 Todd Greene 150 Matt Herring 147 Steve Walson 146

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PITCHING APPEARANCES Jason Cadenhead 109 1999-03 Tod Lee 109 1995-97 A.J. Battisto 92 2005-07 David Cogswell 92 2004-07 Kyle Kamppi 88 2007-09 Brett Lewis 79 1999-02 Clint Sauls 75 1995-98 Kenny Roberts 75 1982-85 David Wheeler 71 1998-01 Russell Hendricks 70 1987-89

1989-92 1987-90 1993-96 1994-97 1987-89 1999-02 2006-09 1990-93 2000-02 1996-98

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GAMES STARTED Brett Lewis 71 Clint Sauls 55 Phil Dale 55 Joey Hamilton 53 Andy Moye 49 Josh Lairsey 49 Everett Teaford 48 Ryan Cummings 46 Kenny Roberts 46 Steve Stringer 46 Roger Godwin 46

1999-02 1995-98 1982-85 1989-91 2007-11 2004-07 2004-06 1995-97 1982-85 1982-85 1978-81

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COMPLETE GAMES Chuck Lusted 28 Roger Godwin 25 Keith Richardson 23 Joey Hamilton 22 Kenny Roberts 21 Phil Dale 20 Paul Kilimonis 19 Steve Stringer 18 Pete Manos 18 Gary Givens 16

1978-81 1978-81 1986-88 1989-91 1982-85 1982-85 1978-81 1982-85 1974-75 1976-78

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WINS Brett Lewis 36 Joey Hamilton 35 Paul Kilimonis 31 Chuck Lusted 31 Kenny Roberts 30 Phil Dale 29 Clint Sauls 27 Everett Teaford 26 Roger Godwin 26 Keith Richardson 24

1999-02 1989-91 1978-81 1978-81 1982-85 1982-85 1995-98 2004-06 1978-81 1986-88

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LOSSES Phil Dale 22 Kenny Roberts 22 Brett Lewis 19 Joey Hamilton 19 Billy Brooks 19 Steve Stringer 19 Daniel Wheeler 17 Scott Ryder 17 Clint Sauls 16 Jim Carragher 16

1982-85 1982-85 1999-02 1989-91 1983-86 1982-85 1998-01 1988-90 1995-98 1990-93

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INNINGS PITCHED Brett Lewis 480.2 Clint Sauls 391.1 Joey Hamilton 377.2 Phil Dale 376.2 Chuck Lusted 356 Kenny Roberts 349 Everett Teaford 348.1 Roger Godwin 348.1 Josh Lairsey 318.2 Keith Richardson 317.2

1999-02 1995-98 1989-91 1982-85 1978-81 1982-85 2004-06 1978-81 2004-07 1986-88

Brett Lewis (Above) concluded his stellar playing career for the Eagles in 2002. He finished as the Eagles’ all-time leader in victories, innings pitched and games started. He has 76 more career strikeouts than number two on the career list.

During his three-year career, Everett Teaford (above) added his name to four career categories. He finished second in strikeouts, tied for eighth in wins and tied for seventh in innings pitched. Teaford recorded 100-plus strikeouts in all three years.

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CAREER RECORDS 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

RUNS ALLOWED Brett Lewis 291 Clint Sauls 257 Phil Dale 247 Kenny Roberts 241 Steve Stringer 241 Billy Brooks 236 Daniel Wheeler 235 Josh Lairsey 217 Ryan Cummings 203 Andy Moye 198

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EARNED RUNS ALLOWED Brett Lewis 237 1999-02 Clint Sauls 204 1995-98 Phil Dale 203 1982-85 Daniel Wheeler 197 1998-01 Kenny Roberts 197 1982-85 Josh Lairsey 186 2004-07 Billy Brooks 186 1983-86 Steve Stringer 182 1982-85 Andy Moye 170 2007-11 Ryan Cummings 168 1995-97

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HITS ALLOWED Brett Lewis 527 Clint Sauls 462 Phil Dale 408 Josh Lairsey 391 Kenny Roberts 388 Joey Hamilton 361 Steve Stringer 350 Roger Godwin 346 Ryan Cummings 344 Billy Brooks 338

1999-02 1995-98 1982-85 2004-07 1982-85 1989-91 1982-85 1978-81 1995-97 1983-86

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STRIKEOUTS Brett Lewis 429 Everett Teaford 353 Joey Hamilton 352 Dennis Dove 290 Chuck Lusted 286 William Rushing 285 Scott Ryder 275 Phil Dale 267 Ryan Cummings 263 Tod Lee 248

1999-02 2004-06 1989-91 2001-03 1978-81 1994-95 1988-90 1982-85 1995-97 1995-97

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SAVES Tod Lee 29 Jason Cadenhead 21 Paul Thornton 17 Ken Krupa 14 Dexter Bobo 13 A.J. Battisto 12 Kyle Kamppi 11 David Cogswell 11 Steve Cogswell 11 Matt Murray 10 Brian Harrison 10

1995-97 1999-03 1993 1973-74 2009-10 2005-07 2007-09 2004-07 2003, 05 2009-11 2002-04

1999-02 1995-98 1982-85 1982-85 1982-85 1983-86 1998-01 2004-07 1995-97 2007-11

A.J. Battisto (above) finished his three-year career undefeated. A Second Team All-Southern Conference relief pitcher in ‘07, Battisto went 11-0 with 12 saves during his career. His 36 relief appearances and 10 saves during his senior year still rank fifth among the single season ‘Top 10’. Battisto also ranks fifth alltime with 12 saves and is tied for third with 92 career appearances.

Joey Hamilton (above right) helped the Eagles advance to the 1990 College World Series. When he finished his three-year career, Hamilton held the Eagles’ all-time record for wins, innings pitched and strikeouts. He earned All-America honors following the 1990 campaign. Hamilton was drafted by the San Diego Padres in the 1991 draft and he pitched in the World Series. He played 11 seasons between San Diego, Toronto and Cincinnati, posting a career 74-73 record and 4.44 ERA.

The 2002 squad was led by five pitchers who rewrote the career record book. Pictured are (L-R): Jared Comstock, Dennis Dove, Brett Lewis, Brian Rogers and Jason Cadenhead. At least one member of the five are listed on all but one career statistical category. They combined to win 101 games with 30 saves in 363 career appearances. Dove and Rogers both saw time in the big leagues with the St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates, respectively.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON RECORDS BATTING AVG. (.400 CLUB) 1. Derrell Baker............. .462 1981 2. Craig Cooper............ .446 1986 3. Matt Easterday......... .440 2000 4. Chris Shehan............. .438 2008 5. Don Wallen................ .418 1956 6. Ray Boyer................... .415 1976 7. Griffin Benedict....... .412 2009 Scott Fletcher........... .412 1979 9. James Payne............. .407 2005 10. Terry Mixon............... .403 1978 11. Willando Ficklin....... .401 1992 12. Greg Dowling........... .400 2005 Ben Abner.................. .400 1983 AT-BATS 1. Chris Abner................295 1990 2. Todd Greene..............287 1990 3. Chad Sumner.............279 1990 4. Ben Abner...................278 1984 5. Jemel Spearman......274 2002 6. Michael Burruss........273 2011 7. Chris Walker...............272 2002 Jeff Petzoldt...............272 1984 9. Jeff Geer......................267 1984 10. Doug Eder..................262 1990 Ben Abner...................262 1982 1. 2. 3. 6. 9.

HITS Derrell Baker..............108 1981 Matt Easterday..........107 2000 Todd Greene..............100 1990 Ben Abner...................100 1984 Jeff Geer......................100 1984 James Payne..............99 2005 Scott Henley..............99 2001 Scott Fletcher............99 1979 Eric Phillips.................98 2010 Chris Shehan..............98 2008 Ben Abner...................98 1983

RUNS SCORED 1. Chris Shehan..............84 2008 2. Chris Walker...............79 2002 3. Matt Easterday..........78 2000 Craig Cooper.............78 1986 Ben Abner...................78 1984 6. Logan Phillips............76 2005 7. Ben Abner...................75 1983 Scott Fletcher............75 1979 9. Ty Wright.....................73 2009 10. Shawn Payne.............70 2011 Rob Fitzpatrick..........70 1990

Matt Easterday ranks second in school history in hits and third in runs scored.

DOUBLES 1. Dustin Langley..........26 2000 2. Tyson Whitley............25 1995 3. Jason Hurst.................24 2005 4. Brett Pelfrey...............23 2005 Terry Mixon................23 1978 6. Ty Wright.....................22 2008 Matt Easterday..........22 2000 Mike Shepherd.........22 1987 Ben Abner...................22 1982 10. Matt Miller..................21 2007 Chris Shehan..............21 2007 Rocky Baker................21 2003 Jody Pollock...............21 1998 Jeff Shireman.............21 1987 Mark Strucher............21 1979 TRIPLES 1. Chip Gray....................8 2. Steve Garcia...............7 3. several players..........6 1. 2. 3. 7. 8. 9.

1979 1975

HOME RUNS Victor Roache............30* 2011 Ben Abner...................27 1984 Tommy Peterman....26* 1996 Todd Greene..............26 1990 Craig Cooper.............26 1986 Mark Strucher............26 1979 Todd Greene..............25 1991 Ben Abner...................23 1983 Chris Shehan..............22 2008 Steve Peruso..............22 1983

5. Jody Pollock...............83 1999 6. Tommy Peterman....82 1996 Ben Abner...................82 1983 Jim Morrison..............82 1974 9. Ben Abner...................78 1984 10. Chris Shehan..............77 2008 Matt Herring..............77 2002 Matt Easterday..........77 2000 Steve Wilson..............77 1997 WALKS 1. Steve Rum..................72 1977 2. Dave Howard.............63 1979 3. Alan Balcomb............62 1982 4. Bobby Aiken..............60 1984 Alan Balcomb............60 1980 Keathel Chauncey.....60 1974 7. Sy Jones.......................59 1995 8. Chris Shehan..............53 2008 Greg Dowling............53 2006 10. Jeff Shireman.............52 1986 STRIKEOUTS 1. Brooks McFarland....64 1994 Brett Hendley............64 1988 3. Brett Hendley............62 1987 4. Shawn Payne.............60 2011 Mike Miller..................60 1990 6. Garth Spendiff..........58 1995 David Dupree............58 1991 8. Jeremiah Parker........57 2008 Flint Wipke..................57 2004 10. Chris Shehan..............56 2008 Steve Wilson..............56 1996 STOLEN BASES 1. Antoine Moran..........50 1996 2. Chris Walker...............48 2002 3. Shawn Payne.............43 2010 4. Chris Walker...............41 2001 5. Chris Abner................39 1989 6. James Payne..............37 2005 7. Shawn Payne.............33 2011 Rob Fitzpatrick..........33 1989 9. Antoine Moran..........31 1997 10. Scott Fletcher............30 1979

Victor Roache led the nation in home runs in 2011 and set new school and SoCon records in the process.

TOTAL BASES 1. Todd Greene..............203 1990 2. Ben Abner...................196 1984 3. Craig Cooper.............190 1986 Ben Abner...................190 1983 5. Mark Strucher............189 1979 6. Chris Shehan..............187 2008 Matt Easterday..........187 2000 Tommy Peterman....187 1996 9. Ben Abner...................180 1983 10. Victor Roache............179 2011 1. 2. 3.

RUNS BATTED IN Craig Cooper.............94* 1986 Mark Strucher............85 1979 Victor Roache............84 2011 Scott Henley..............84 2001

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LONGEST HITTING STREAK Matt Easterday..........28 2000 Jason Hurst.................25* 2005 Jason Hurst.................24 2005 Jeff Shireman.............23 1988 Matt Wilson................22 1994 Dan Gealy...................22 1987 Marty Pevey...............22 1982 --PITCHING--

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APPEARANCES Tod Lee........................42 1997 Tod Lee........................38 1996 Kyle Kamppi...............37 2007 David Cogswell.........37 2006 A.J. Battisto.................36 2007 Jason Cadenhead......36 2000 Paul Thornton............35 1993 Jason Cadenhead...... 33 2002 Marty Jones...............33 1999

10. Steve Cogswell..........32 2005 INNINGS PITCHED 1. Joey Hamilton...........161 2. William Rushing........160 3. Julio Ayala...................152 4. Keith Richardson......142 5. Scott Ryder.................140 6. Chuck Lusted.............133 7. Phil Dale......................132 8. Joey Hamilton...........131 9. Jimmy Dobson..........130 10. Billy Brooks.................129

1990 1995 1996 1987 1990 1980 1985 1991 1968 1986

SCORELESS INNINGS 1. Pete Manos............42.1 1974 VICTORIES 1. Joey Hamilton...........18* 1990 2. Julio Ayala...................15* 1996 3. David Ray....................12 2000 Joey Hamilton...........12 1991 Russell Hendricks.....12 1989 Keith Richardson......12 1987 Chuck Lusted.............12 1981 Gary Givens................12 1978 Ernie Venet.................12 1973 10. nine times...................11 (recent) Chris Mederos..2009

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CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES Russell Hendricks.....12 1989 Ernie Venet.................12 1973 Joey Hamilton...........11 1990 Paul Kilimonis............9 1980 Chuck Lusted.............9 1979 Chris Mederos...........8 2009 John Gibson...............8 1974 Everett Teaford..........7 2006

ERA (30 IP) 1. Kyle Young..................0.67 1971 2. Tod Lee........................1.18 1996 3. Paul Thornton............1.19 1993 4. Pete Manos................1.25 1974 5. Gary Givens................1.44 1978 6. John Tudor.................1.46 1975 7. Steve Cogswell..........1.51 2003 8. Jimmy Dobson..........1.65 1967 9. Randy Hodges...........1.69 1977 10. Tod Lee........................1.82 1995 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 9.

STRIKEOUTS William Rushing........172 1995 Julio Ayala...................143 1996 Joey Hamilton...........138 1990 Scott Ryder.................128 1990 Joey Hamilton...........125 1991 Everett Teaford..........122 2006 Brett Lewis..................122 2002 Brett Lewis..................122 1999 Everett Teaford..........118 2005 Dennis Dove..............118 2003 Johnny Dobson........118 1968

WALKS 1. Terrill Parham............82 1982

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TEAM SINGLE SEASON RECORDS 2. John Gibson...............81 3. Alan Willis...................76 4. William Rushing........66 5. Bob Gerdes.................64 6. Larry McDowell........63 7. Daniel Wheeler.........60 Scott Ryder.................60 Kenny Roberts...........60 10. Bob Elliott...................58

1974 1979 1995 1975 1984 2001 1989 1984 1980

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COMPLETE GAMES Keith Richardson........ 13 Roger Godwin............. 12 Chuck Lusted............... 12 Gary Givens.................. 12 Richard Hudson.......... 12 Joey Hamilton............. 10 Keith Richardson........ 10 Chuck Lusted............... 10 Randy Hodges............. 10 Pete Manos.................. 10

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SAVES Paul Thornton.............. 17 1993 Tod Lee.......................... 11 1996 Tod Lee.......................... 11 1995 Ken Kruppa.................. 11 1973 Dexter Bobo................. 10 2010 A.J. Battisto................... 10 2007 Matt Murray................. 9 2011 David Cogswell........... 9 2006 Brian Harrison............. 9 2004 Jason Cadenhead...... 9 2002

1987 1981 1981 1978 1976 1990 1988 1980 1977 1975

WINNING PERCENTAGE 1. Ernie Venet (12-1) ..................................... .923 1973 2. Chris Mederos (11-1) ..................................... .917 2009 3. Clyde Miller (9-1)... ..................................... .900 1962 4. Drew Murray (8-1) ..................................... .889 2008 Ron Buffington (8-1) ..................................... .889 1992 6. Russell Hendricks (12-2) ..................................... .857 1989 Gary Givens (12-2) ..................................... .857 1978 8. Alan Willis (11-2) ..................................... .846 1979 Richard Hudson (11-2) ..................................... .846 1976 10. Julio Ayala (15-3) ..................................... .833 1996 --TEAM--

GAMES PLAYED 1. 69 ....................................... 1990 69 ....................................... 1984 3. 67 ....................................... 1982 4. 64 ....................................... 2002 64 ....................................... 1987 64 ....................................... 1985 7. 62........................................ 2011 62........................................ 2007

62 ....................................... 2001 62 ....................................... 1983 62 ....................................... 1977 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 8. 10. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7.

WINS 50 (50-19) ....................... 1990 47 (47 -14)...................... 1974 46 (46-14)....................... 1996 46 (46-15)....................... 1979 43 (43-12)....................... 1973 42 (42-17)....................... 2009 42 (42-20)....................... 2001 39 (39-21)....................... 2003 39 (39-25)....................... 2002 38 (38-22)......................... 2005 38 (38-23)....................... 2000 38 (38-21)....................... 1993 38 (38-24)....................... 1983 38 (38-21)....................... 1980 37 33 30 30 29 28 27 27 27 27 27

LOSSES (32-37)....................... 1984 (34-33)....................... 1982 (22-30)....................... 1998 (33-30)....................... 1987 (29-29)....................... 1999 (34-28)....................... 2007 (31-27)....................... 2006 (31-27)....................... 1992 (32-27)....................... 1991 (33-27)....................... 1989 (30-27)....................... 1988

HIGHEST WINNING PCT 1. .833 ....................... 1933 (15-3) 2. .782 .....................1973 (43-12) 3. .770 .....................1974 (47-14) 4. .767 .....................1996 (46-14) 5. .754 .....................1979 (46-15) 6. .725 .....................1990 (50-19) 7. .724 ....................... 1962 (21-8) 8. .719 ....................... 1965 (23-9) 9. .712......................2009 (42-17) 10. .700 .....................1978 (35-15) AT-BATS 1. 2,359 ................................. 1990 2. 2,304 ................................. 1984 3. 2,285 ................................. 2002 4. 2,233 ................................. 2001 5. 2,185.................................. 2007 6. 2,179 ................................. 1982 7. 2,172.................................. 2008 8. 2,167 ................................. 2000 9. 2,164 ................................. 1985 10. 2,161 ................................. 1987 RUNS SCORED 1. 595..................................... 2008 2. 565..................................... 2009 3. 518 .................................... 1983 4. 512 .................................... 1985 5. 500 .................................... 2001 6. 499 .................................... 1986

The 2002 Eagles, participants in the NCAA Clemson Regional, finished with a seasonrecord 733 hits and 151 stolen bases. They are pictured during their celebration following the SoCon Tournament championship.

7. 498 .................................... 2002 8. 494 .................................... 1984 9. 492 .................................... 1979 10. 476 .................................... 1990 HITS 1. 751..................................... 2008 2. 733 .................................... 2002 3. 732 .................................... 1990 4. 711 .................................... 1984 5. 707..................................... 2005 6. 703..................................... 2009 7. 696 .................................... 1983 8. 690 .................................... 2001 9. 678 .................................... 1985 10. 673..................................... 2004 DOUBLES 1. 155 .................................... 2000 2. 154..................................... 2008 3. 143..................................... 2007 4. 139..................................... 2005 5. 138 .................................... 1985 6. 131 .................................... 2003 131 .................................... 1996 8. 130 .................................... 2002 130 .................................... 2001 10. 129 .................................... 1987

2. 88 ....................................... 1990 3. 87........................................ 2009 87 ....................................... 1986 5. 80 ....................................... 1984 6. 79 ....................................... 1984 7. 78 ....................................... 1983 8. 76 ....................................... 1991 76 ....................................... 1987 10. 73 ....................................... 1996 TOTAL BASES 1. 1,269.................................. 2008 2. 1,137 ................................. 1990 3. 1,109.................................. 2009 4. 1,077.................................. 2005 5. 1,056 ................................. 1984 6. 1,055 ................................. 1983 7. 1,053 ................................. 2002 8. 1,049 ................................. 1996 9. 1,028 ................................. 2001 10. 1,017 ................................. 2000

TRIPLES 1. 37 ...................................... 1975 2. 24 ...................................... 1979 3. 23 ...................................... 1976 4. 21 ...................................... 1996 5. 20 ....................................... 2002 6. 19 ....................................... 1992 7. 17........................................ 2011 8. 15........................................ 2005 15 ....................................... 2003 10. 14 ....................................... 2001 14 ....................................... 1994 HOME RUNS 1. 114..................................... 2008

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

Chris Shehan led the 2008 squad in home runs and total bases. His 22 home runs accounted for nearly half of his 187 total bases that season.

TEAM SINGLE SEASON RECORDS RUNS BATTED IN 1. 543..................................... 2008 2. 501..................................... 2009 3. 466 .................................... 1983 4. 443 .................................... 1984 5. 441 .................................... 2001 6. 438 .................................... 2002 7. 437 .................................... 1990 437 .................................... 1979 9. 435 .................................... 1986 435 .................................... 1985

STOLEN BASES 1. 151 .................................... 2002 2. 145 .................................... 1975 3. 131 .................................... 2001 4. 129 .................................... 1977 5. 128 .................................... 1989 6. 123 .................................... 1990 7. 121 .................................... 1996 8. 109..................................... 2008 9. 107 .................................... 1999 10. 105 .................................... 1974 BATTING AVERAGE 1. .353 ................................... 1955 2. .346.................................... 2008 3. .333 ................................... 1983 4. .331.................................... 2005 5. .327.................................... 2009 6. .321 ................................... 2002 7. .320 ................................... 1979 8. .319 ................................... 1999 9. .316 ................................... 1986 10. .315.................................... 2004 INNINGS PITCHED 1. 587.2 ................................. 1990 2. 563.1 ................................. 2002 3. 550 .................................... 2001 4. 546.2.................................. 2011 5. 544 .................................... 1984 6. 543..................................... 2007 543 .................................... 2000 543 .................................... 1982 9. 532 .................................... 1987 10. 531 .................................... 1974

A.J. Wirnsberger (Above) was second on the 2008 team with 21 home runs and 74 RBIs.

WALKS 1. 394 .................................... 1974 2. 350 .................................... 1975 3. 344 .................................... 1987 4. 330 .................................... 1977 5. 326 .................................... 1997 6. 324 .................................... 1986 7. 320 .................................... 1984 8. 311 .................................... 1982 9. 308 .................................... 1995 308 .................................... 1985 STRIKEOUTS 1. 437 .................................... 1995 2. 431 .................................... 2001 3. 428 .................................... 1990 4. 417..................................... 2007 5. 413 .................................... 1999 6. 409..................................... 2008 7. 407 .................................... 1998 8. 403 .................................... 1997 9. 401 .................................... 1996 10. 398..................................... 2011

LOWEST ERA 1. 2.23 ................................... 1974 2. 2.78 ................................... 1978 3. 3.89 ................................... 1993 4. 3.90 ................................... 1989 5. 4.09 ................................... 1990 6. 4.26 ................................... 1996 7. 4.39.................................... 2004 8. 4.46 ................................... 2003 9. 4.48.................................... 2011 4.48 ................................... 1994

3. 543 .................................... 2001 4. 506 .................................... 1995 5. 493 .................................... 1996 6. 480..................................... 2004 7. 475 .................................... 2000 8. 472 .................................... 1997 9. 469..................................... 2009 10. 443..................................... 1994 WALKS ISSUED 1. 349 .................................... 1982 2. 335 .................................... 1984 3. 320 .................................... 1983 4. 293 .................................... 2001 5. 288 .................................... 1979 6. 269 .................................... 2000 7. 262 .................................... 1986 8. 260 .................................... 1985 9. 258 .................................... 2002 10. 255 .................................... 1987 LOWEST OPPONENT BA 1. .206 ................................... 1974 2. .217 ................................... 1979 3. .256 ................................... 1989 4. .258 ................................... 2003 5. .259 ................................... 1990 6. .264 ................................... 1994 7. .266.................................... 2011 .266 ................................... 1995 9. .268 ................................... 1993 10. .270 ................................... 1987 RUNS ALLOWED 1. 535 .................................... 1984 2. 446..................................... 2008 3. 428 .................................... 1982 4. 403..................................... 2010 5. 402 .................................... 1983 6. 393 .................................... 1999 7. 392 .................................... 2001 392 .................................... 1998

392 .................................... 1987 10. 387..................................... 2006 EARNED RUNS ALLOWED 1. 429 .................................... 1984 2. 401..................................... 2008 3. 341.............................2010 4. 338 .................................... 1999 5. 329..................................... 2006 6. 327 .................................... 1983 7. 325..................................... 2007 8. 321 .................................... 2001 9. 314 .................................... 2002 10. 313 .................................... 1982 HITS ALLOWED 1. 712 .................................... 1984 2. 680..................................... 2007 3. 678..................................... 2008 4. 644..................................... 2010 5. 636 .................................... 1997 6. 633 .................................... 2003 7. 626..................................... 2006 8. 609 .................................... 2001 9. 606..................................... 2009 10. 604 .................................... 2000 COMPLETE GAMES 1. 35 ....................................... 1981 2. 29 ....................................... 1990 3. 27 ....................................... 1984 4. 24 ....................................... 1989 24 ....................................... 1985 6. 22 ....................................... 1982 7. 21 ....................................... 1987 8. 20 ....................................... 1992 9. 19 ....................................... 1983 10. 17 ....................................... 1994 *Led the nation

HIGHEST ERA 1. 7.10 ................................... 1984 2. 7.04.................................... 2008 3. 6.26 ................................... 1999 4. 6.23 ................................... 1998 5. 5.94.................................... 2010 6. 5.89 ................................... 1983 7. 5.81.................................... 2006 8. 5.73 ................................... 1991 9. 5.60 ................................... 1992 10. 5.39.................................... 2007 STRIKEOUTS 1. 591 .................................... 2003 2. 552 .................................... 2002

In 1990, the Eagles made their second-ever trip to the College World Series. The 1990 team still holds the Georgia Southern record for most wins (50), at-bats (2,359) and innings pitched (587.2).

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

YEARLY LEADERS 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

BATTING AVERAGE Lenny Kirkland John Tamargo Jim Morrison Mike Moore Ray Boyer Carl Gardner Terry Mixon Scott Fletcher Derrell Baker Derrell Baker Marty Pevey Ben Abner Jeff Geer Mike Shepherd Craig Cooper Jeff Shireman Jeff Shireman Rob Fitzpatrick Rob Fitzpatrick Mike Miller Willando Ficklin Todd Greene Matt Wilson Steve Wilson Tommy Peterman Steve Walson Jody Pollock Jody Pollock Matt Easterday Scott Henley Matt Herring Grant Burruss Brandon Long James Payne Greg Dowling Chris Shehan Chris Shehan Griffin Benedict Kyle Blackburn Eric Phillips

AT-BATS 1972 Lenny Kirkland 1973 Rolando DeArmas

.353 .382 .351 .343 .415 .351 .403 .412 .385 .462 .367 .400 .375 .363 .446 .388 .382 .330 .382 .329 .401 .374 .376 .367 .382 .331 .347 .387 .440 .398 .380 .348 .383 .407 .377 .341 .438 .412 .353 .390

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

Jim Morrison Benjie Moore Benjie Moore Carl Gardner Randy Childress Chip Gray Bob Laurie Derrell Baker Alan Balcomb Ben Abner Alan Balcomb Ben Abner Greg McMullen Jeff Shireman Jeff Shireman Rob Fitzpatrick Chris Abner Chris Abner Todd Greene Chris Petersen Willando Ficklin Kevin Hallman Tommy Peterman Kevin Hallman Tommy Peterman Antoine Moran Steve Walson Jody Pollock Dustin Langley Matt Easterday Scott Henley Jemel Spearman Rocky Baker James Payne James Payne Greg Dowling Chris Shehan A.J. Wirnsberger Ty Wright Eric Phillips Michael Burruss

231 228 241 228 196 246 238 234 234 262 252 278 260 230 242 212 242 295 233 223 228 228 203 203 249 252 239 222 255 243 249 274 241 253 243 212 249 243 248 243 273

187 191

RUNS SCORED 1972 Lenny Kirkland 1973 Jim Morrison

49 46

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

Keath Chauncey Benjie Moore Ray Boyer Steve Rum Terry Mixon Scott Fletcher Bob Laurie Derrell Baker Alan Balcomb Ben Abner Ben Abner Luis Ramos Craig Cooper Jeff Shireman Dan Gealy Chris Abner Rob Fitzpatrick Todd Greene Chad Sumner Doug Eder Todd Greene Matt Wilson Tyson Whitley Tommy Peterman Antoine Moran Jody Pollock Jody Pollock Matt Easterday Jemel Spearman Chris Walker Rocky Baker James Payne Logan Phillips Greg Dowling Chris Shehan Chris Shehan Ty Wright Shawn Payne Shawn Payne

67 52 52 54 45 75 59 69 64 75 78 69 78 61 47 53 70 54 54 54 53 51 57 66 65 58 69 78 51 79 50 65 76 59 59 84 73 68 70

1972 1973 1974 1975

HITS Lenny Kirkland John Tamargo Jim Morrison Benjie Moore

66 66 81 75

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

Ray Boyer Carl Gardner Terry Mixon Scott Fletcher Bob Laurie Derrell Baker Marty Pevey Ben Abner Ben Abner Jeff Geer Ben Abner Mike Shepherd Craig Cooper Jeff Shireman Jeff Shireman Chris Abner Todd Greene Todd Greene Kevin Hallman Willando Ficklin Matt Wilson Tyson Whitley Tommy Peterman Steve Walson Jody Pollock Jody Pollock Matt Easterday Scott Henley

88 80 75 99 83 108 87 87 98 100 100 90 95 94 79 79 100 71 69 79 74 86 94 79 77 96 107 99

David Richardson (Left) and Ty Wright (Above) made history in 2008, both hitting for the cycle in four consecutive innings. During game one of the College of Charleston series (March 28th) Richardson hit a single in the 4th, homered in the 5th, doubled in the 6th and tripled in the 7th inning. In the Wofford finale (April 27th) Wright led off the game with a single. He hit a 2-run homer in the 2nd, RBI triple in the 3rd and capped it with a 2-run double in the 4th. It is believed to be the only time in NCAA Division I history that two players from the same team hit for the cycle in consecutive innings.

JIM MORRISON

JAMES PAYNE

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

YEARLY LEADERS 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Chris Shehan Chris Shehan Griffin Benedict Eric Phillips Eric Phillips

85 98 91 83 98

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

DOUBLES John Tamargo John Tamargo Jim Morrison Mike Moore Curtis Fisher Tom Kotchman Carl Gardner Terry Mixon Mark Strucher Derrell Baker Bob Laurie Derrell Baker Ben Abner Ben Abner Greg McMullen Greg McMullen Craig Cooper Mike Shepherd Jeff Shireman Mike Yuro Jerry Shepherd Todd Greene Mike Yuro Chad Sumner Doug Eder Todd Greene Matt Wilson Tommy Peterman Tyson Whitley Mark Hamlin Jamie Olvey Jody Pollock Jody Pollock Dustin Langley Dustin Langley Jemel Spearman Jemel Spearman Rocky Baker Greg Dowling Jason Hurst Matt Miller Matt Miller

12 15 16 16 14 14 18 23 21 17 17 20 22 19 16 20 15 22 18 15 15 19 14 14 13 16 16 19 25 17 19 21 20 20 26 17 19 21 17 24 12 21

JOHN TAMARGO

2008 2009 2010 2011

Chris Shehan Ty Wright Griffin Benedict Kyle Blackburn A.J. Wirnsberger Steve Cochrane

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

TRIPLES Rolando DeArmas Mike Cash Jim Morrison Steve Garcia Benjie Moore Carl Gardner Carmelo Aguayo Chip Gray Bob Laurie Derrell Baker Steve Peruso Ben Abner Gary Botti Doug O’Bryant Mike Shepherd Jeff Shireman Frank Vashaw Chris Abner Chris Abner Brett Hendley Jerry Shepherd Doug Eder Chuck Mueller Todd Greene Chad Sumner Kevin Hallman Willando Ficklin Willando Ficklin Matt Wilson Mark Hamlin Mark Hamlin eight players Matt Easterday J.R. Revere Matt Easterday Rocky Baker Rocky Baker J.R. Revere Chris Walker James Payne Brandon Ponder Brandon Burnsed

TODD GREENE

21 22 17 18 18 19 3 5 6 7 6 3 6 8 4 3 3 2 2 2 3 2 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 6 1 3 4 5 5 4 4 4 4 2 2

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Flint Wipke Mike Economos Chris Hollis Chris Hollis Chris Shehan A.J. Wirnsberger Phillip Porter Brian Pierce Roman Grimaldi A.J. Wirnsberger Shawn Payne

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

HOME RUNS Lenny Kirkland Jim Morrison Jim Morrison Curtis Fisher Curtis Fisher Carl Gardner Mark Strucher Mark Strucher Tom Nieporte Marty Pevey Steve Peruso Steve Peruso Steve Peruso Ben Abner Ben Abner Craig Cooper Craig Cooper Brett Hendley Sean McNeill Rob Fitzpatrick Todd Greene Todd Greene Todd Greene Todd Greene Tommy Peterman Steve Wilson Tommy Peterman Steve Walson Steve Walson Matt Easterday Scott Henley Scott Henley Matt Herring A.J. Zickgraf Grant Burruss Derrick Smith

SCOTT HENLEY

4 3 3 2 3 3 2 2 2 2 6 5 11 10 4 10 8 7 26 5 5 5 9 12 23 27 14 26 16 9 13 26 25 17 20 12 19 26 17 12 15 17 16 14 9 13 13

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Flint Wipke Greg Dowling Jeremiah Parker Chris Shehan Griffin Benedict Kyle Blackburn Victor Roache

13 11 13 22 14 17 30

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

RUNS BATTED IN John Tamargo John Tamargo Jim Morrison Mike Moore Curtis Fisher Carl Gardner Terry Mixon Mark Strucher Derrell Baker Derrell Baker Steve Peruso Ben Abner Ben Abner Mike Shepherd Craig Cooper Mike Shepherd Jeff Shireman Brett Hendley Todd Greene Todd Greene Todd Greene Todd Greene Tommy Peterman Steve Wilson Tommy Peterman Steve Walson Scott Henley Jody Pollock Matt Easterday Scott Henley Matt Herring Grant Burruss Greg Dowling Jason Hurst Mike Economos Mike Economos Chris Shehan Griffin Benedict Kyle Blackburn Victor Roache

40 57 82 45 66 59 49 85 51 60 64 82 78 61 94 61 48 53 75 69 51 62 54 61 82 77 39 83 77 84 77 47 66 60 51 52 77 65 76 84

CHRIS SHEHAN

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

TOTAL BASES Lenny Kirkland Jim Morrison Jim Morrison Benjie Moore Ray Boyer Benjie Moore Carl Gardner Terry Mixon Mark Strucher Bob Laurie Derrell Baker Ben Abner Ben Abner Ben Abner Mike Shepherd Craig Cooper Jeff Shireman Jeff Shireman Rob Fitzpatrick Todd Greene Todd Greene Todd Greene Todd Greene Tommy Peterman Steve Wilson Tommy Peterman Steve Walson Jody Pollock Jody Pollock Matt Easterday Scott Henley Matt Herring Rocky Baker Greg Dowling Jason Hurst Greg Dowling Chris Shehan Chris Shehan Griffin Benedict Kyle Blackburn Victor Roache

92 106 139 105 118 118 128 116 189 117 143 140 190 196 141 190 141 117 119 203 159 126 152 130 146 187 145 114 151 187 163 148 111 135 150 124 138 187 150 148 179

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976

STOLEN BASES Jorge Perez Jorge Perez Keith Chauncey Benjie Moore Ray Boyer

17 16 26 26 22

BEN ABNER

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

Carl Gardner Randy Childress Scott Fletcher Alan Balcomb Alan Balcomb Alan Balcomb Alan Balcomb Dave Pregon Gary Supinski Jeff Shireman Dan Gealy Dan Gealy Chris Abner Chris Abner Chad Sumner Chris Petersen Chris Petersen Matt Wilson Matt Wilson Antoine Moran Antoine Moran Antoine Moran Jody Pollock J.R. Revere J.R. Revere Chris Walker Chris Walker James Payne Rocky Baker James Payne James Payne Chris Hollis Jeremy Beckham Jeremy Beckham Ty Wright Shawn Payne Shawn Payne

26 21 30 24 22 17 20 7 21 12 12 19 39 29 12 12 17 15 16 18 50 31 13 23 24 41 48 18 18 21 37 17 28 24 15 43 33

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982

WALKS John Tamargo John Tamargo Keith Chauncey Curtis Fisher Ray Boyer Steve Rum Steve Rum Dave Howard Alan Balcomb Alan Balcomb Alan Balcomb

31 46 60 38 41 72 39 63 60 53 62

ANTOINE MORAN

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

Dave Pregon Bobby Aiken Bobby Aiken Jeff Shireman Brett Hendley Brett Hendley Brett Hendley Rob Fitzpatrick Kevin Hallman Todd Greene Todd Greene Sy Jones Sy Jones Sy Jones Donnie Coe Steve Walson Michael Holder Matt Herring Brendan Gilligan Brendan Gilligan Brendan Gilligan Brandon Burnsed Logan Phillips Greg Dowling Matt Miller Chris Shehan Griffin Benedict Jonathan King Kyle Blackburn Steve Cochrane

49 60 50 52 49 47 46 45 35 36 44 34 59 49 49 31 53 39 32 33 45 33 41 53 36 53 34 34 45 41

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

ERA (min. 30 IP) Tommy Arden Ken Kruppa Pete Manos John Tudor Richard Hudson Randy Hodges Gary Givens Alan Willis Chuck Lusted Roger Godwin Terrill Parham Scott Schaefer Billy Brooks Kenny Roberts Billy Brooks Keith Richardson Keith Richardson Russell Hendricks

2.02 1.88 1.25 1.46 1.85 1.69 1.44 2.84 2.91 2.93 3.91 4.00 5.00 3.20 4.31 3.04 2.65 2.47

CLINT SAULS

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

1990 Joey Hamilton 3.07 1991 Tim Roth 3.45 1992 Ron Buffington 3.67 1.19 1993 Paul Thornton 1994 William Rushing 3.14 1995 Tod Lee 1.82 1996 Tod Lee 1.18 1997 Tod Lee 3.92 4.14 1998 Kyle Hatchell 1999 Mike Standridge 3.38 2000 Jason Cadenhead 2.99 2001 Brett Lewis 3.25 2002 Jason Cadenhead 2.60 1.51 2003 Steve Cogswell 2004 Josh Lairsey 3.09 2005 David Cogswell 3.18 2006 Everett Teaford 3.96 2007 David Cogswell 2.95 5.93 2008 Blake Nation 2009 Colin Snow 3.77 3.94 2010 Dexter Bobo 2011 Andy Moye 2.39 Matt Murray 2.39

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992

VICTORIES Norman Sapp Ernie Venet John Gibson Pete Manos Richard Hudson Randy Hodges Gary Givens Alan Willis Chuck Lusted Paul Kilimonis Chuck Lusted Terrill Parham Phil Dale Phil Dale Kenny Roberts Phil Dale Billy Brooks Keith Richardson Keith Richardson Frank Merkel Russell Hendricks Joey Hamilton Joey Hamilton Ron Buffington

9 12 10 10 11 11 12 11 10 10 12 7 7 9 11 11 10 12 8 8 12 18 12 8

JASON CADENHEAD

YEARLY LEADERS 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Jim Carragher Clint Fair Jim Carragher William Rushing Tim Roth William Rushing Julio Ayala Clint Sauls Clint Sauls Brett Lewis David Ray Brett Lewis Brett Lewis Scott Tolbert Dennis Dove John Carrroll John Carroll Brian Harrison Everett Teaford Dustin Evans Everett Teaford Everett Teaford Drew Murray Brian Wilkerson Kyle Kamppi A.J. Battisto Josh Lairsey John Ducey Drew Murray Chris Mederos Andy Moye Josh Adams Chris Beck

8 7 7 9 9 11 15 9 7 9 12 9 11 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 9 10 4 4 4 4 4 4 8 11 8 9 9

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982

LOSSES Tommy Arden Norman Sapp Bob Gerdes Pete Manos Barry Beck Danny Killman Randy Hodges Keith Toler Eddie Rodriguez Gary Givens Alan Willis Roger Godwin Eddie Rodriguez Roger Godwin Roger Godwin Kenny Roberts

6 4 4 6 6 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 5 6 8

CHUCK LUSTED

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

Phil Dale Kenny Roberts Larry McDowell Steve Stringer Billy Brooks Kevin Meier Keith Richardson Joey Hamilton Scott Ryder Joey Hamilton Dave Masi Jim Carragher Jake Greene Jim Carragher Tim Roth Clint Fair Dave Masi William Rushing Ryan Cummings Tod Lee Ryan Cummings Brian Hall Clint Sauls Mike Standridge Daniel Wheeler Brett Lewis Daniel Wheeler Scott Tolbert Brett Lewis Brian Rogers Brian Harrison Everett Teaford Josh Lairsey Josh Lairsey David Cogswell Brian Wilkerson Andy Moye Jake Brown Matt Murray Colin Snow Jake Brown Josh Adams

5 5 8 6 6 8 5 9 8 6 6 6 6 7 5 5 5 5 5 4 7 7 6 6 7 6 4 4 6 8 6 6 6 6 6 8 5 3 3 3 6 6

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976

APPEARANCES Ernie Venet Ken Kruppa Pete Manos Ken Kruppa Pete Manos Richard Hudson Danny Killman

18 24 17 17 19 15 15

DUSTIN EVANS

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

Bill Steidl Gary Givens Eddie Rodriguez Phil Leisure Chuck Lusted Terrill Parham Billy Brooks Kenny Roberts Steve Stringer Kenny Roberts Billy Brooks Russell Hendricks Russell Hendricks Russell Hendricks Scott Ryder Joey Hamilton Joey Hamilton Ronald Stanford Paul Thornton Dave Masi Tod Lee Tod Lee Tod Lee Adrian Yother Marty Jones Jason Cadenhead Brian Rogers Jason Cadenhead Steve Cogswell Brian Harrison Steve Cogswell David Cogswell Kyle Kamppi Tony Chisman Kyle Kamppi Dexter Bobo Matt Murray

20 14 19 19 17 18 19 20 20 22 18 25 24 21 21 25 21 22 35 21 29 38 42 23 33 36 29 33 30 29 32 37 37 28 31 28 26

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981

COMPLETE GAMES Tommy Arden Ernie Venet Pete Manos Pete Manos Richard Hudson Randy Hodges Gary Givens Alan Willis Paul Kilimonis Chuck Lusted Roger Godwin Chuck Lusted

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

EVERETT TEAFORD

1982 Steve Stringer 1983 David Bavosi 1984 Kenny Roberts 1985 Phil Dale 1986 Billy Brooks 1987 Keith Richardson 1988 Keith Richardson 1989 Russell Hendricks 1990 Joey Hamilton 1991 Joey Hamilton 1992 Jim Carragher 1993 Clint Fair 1994 Tim Roth 1995 William Rushing 1996 Julio Ayala 1997 Clint Sauls 1998 Clint Sauls 1999 Brett Lewis 2000 Daniel Wheeler 2001 Brett Lewis 2002 Dennis Dove Brett Lewis Brian Rogers 2003 Brian Rogers 2004 John Carroll 2005 Dustin Evans 2006 Everett Teaford 2007 Brian Wilkerson 2008 none 2009 Jake Brown Chris Mederos 2010 Jake Brown 2011 Chris Beck Andy Moye SHUTOUTS 1972 none 1973 none 1974 Pete Manos 1975 Barry Beck 1976 Richard Hudson Jack VanDerSluys 1977 Gary Givens 1978 Gary Givens 1979 Alan Willis 1980 Chuck Lusted 1981 Roger Godwin 1982 Steve Stringer 1983 David Bavosi 1984 Phil Dale 1985 Phil Dale 1986 Billy Brooks 1987 Keith Richardson 1988 Keith Richardson 1989 Joey Hamilton 1990 Joey Hamilton 1991 Joey Hamilton 1992 Jake Greene Ronald Stanford 1993 Clint Fair 1994 William Rushing Tim Roth 1995 William Rushing Jeff Keppen 1996 Julio Ayala 1997 none 1998 none 1999 none 2000 Phillip Roland Daniel Wheeler 2001 none

13 NCAA Regional Appearances â&#x20AC;˘ 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

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

YEARLY LEADERS 2002 none 2003 none 2004 John Carroll 2005 none 2006 none 2007 1 Combined 2008 none 2009 none 2010 Andy Moye 2011 Chris Beck 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

SAVES Ernie Venet Ken Kruppa Ken Kruppa Pete Manos Steve Perry Bill Steidl Carlos Colon Alan Willis Eddie Rodriguez Phil Leisure Carlos Colon Steve Stringer Mark Susce Kevin Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill Billy Brooks Steve Stringer Larry McDowell Marty Murphy Kenny Roberts Mike Coughlin Chip Hoffman Russell Hendricks Jamie Chapman Russell Hendricks Jay Berkner Peter Bouma Scott Ryder Dave Lavender Tim Wilder Peter Bouma Jay Berkner Scott Ryder Tim Roth Ronald Stanford Paul Thornton Dave Masi Tod Lee Tod Lee Tod Lee Adrian Yother Marty Jones Jason Cadenhead Jared Comstock Jason Cadenhead Steve Cogswell Brian Harrison Steve Cogswell David Cogswell A.J. Battisto Blake Nation Kyle Kamppi Dexter Bobo Matt Murray

1972 1973 1974 1975

INNINGS PITCHED Tommy Arden Ernie Venet Pete Manos Pete Manos

0 0 1 0 0 1 2 1 8 11 3 2 4 3 1 1 4 6 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 4 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 2 17 4 11 11 7 6 3 6 6 9 4 9 7 9 10 7 8 10 9 102.2 110.0 101.0 126.1

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

Richard Hudson Randy Hodges Gary Givens Alan Willis Chuck Lusted Chuck Lusted Terrill Parham Phil Dale Kenny Roberts Phil Dale Phil Dale Billy Brooks Keith Richardson Keith Richardson Russell Hendricks Joey Hamilton Joey Hamilton Jake Greene Jim Carragher Tim Roth William Rushing Julio Ayala Clint Sauls Clint Sauls Brett Lewis Brett Lewis Brett Lewis Brett Lewis Dennis Dove John Carroll Everett Teaford Everett Teaford Brian Wilkerson Drew Murray Chris Mederos Jake Brown Chris Beck

117.0 122.2 112.2 111.0 133.0 129.1 106.0 76.0 76.0 116.0 132.0 129.1 142.0 122.1 120.1 161.0 131.0 83.2 104.1 109.2 160.0 152.0 115.0 122.0 119.1 121.1 113.2 126.1 93.2 111.2 119.2 120.1 89.2 78.1 94.0 102.0 103.0

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

HITS ALLOWED Tommy Arden Ernie Venet Bob Gerdes Pete Manos Richard Hudson Randy Hodges Gary Givens Paul Kilimonis Chuck Lusted Roger Godwin Kenny Roberts Steve Stringer Phil Dale Kenny Roberts Phil Dale Billy Brooks Keith Richardson Keith Richardson Russell Hendricks Joey Hamilton Joey Hamilton Tim Roth Jim Carragher Clint Fair William Rushing Julio Ayala Clint Sauls Clint Sauls Brett Lewis Brett Lewis Brett Lewis Brett Lewis

104 99 67 102 94 94 87 77 129 131 107 85 125 125 136 134 127 102 123 160 123 88 121 105 127 145 136 149 132 151 121 123

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Brian Rogers Everett Teaford Josh Lairsey Josh Lairsey Brian Wilkerson Drew Murray Jake Brown Jake Brown Chris Beck

97 123 131 118 115 97 106 109 79

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

WALKS ISSUED Richie DeMott John Gibson John Gibson Bob Gerdes Danny Killman Gary Givens Alan Willis Alan Willis Bob Elliott Chuck Lusted Terrill Parham Billy Brooks Larry McDowell Scott Luman Billy Brooks Chip Hoffman Dave Lavender Scott Ryder Scott Ryder Joey Hamilton Jake Greene Jake Greene Jim Carragher William Rushing William Rushing Julio Ayala Ryan Cummings Clint Sauls Clint Sauls David Ray David Ray Daniel Wheeler Scott Tolbert Dennis Dove Everett Teaford Josh Lairsey Josh Lairsey Drew Murray Drew Murray Chris Mederos Andy Moye Chris Beck Andy Moye

24 47 81 64 49 54 41 76 58 46 82 57 63 48 53 57 30 60 45 51 51 43 39 51 66 42 43 43 55 50 54 60 40 48 44 43 34 32 36 29 32 40 40

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986

STRIKEOUTS Tommy Arden Ernie Venet John Gibson Pete Manos Richard Hudson Randy Hodges Gary Givens Alan Willis Chuck Lusted Chuck Lusted Terrill Parham Billy Brooks Phil Dale Phil Dale Billy Brooks

93 89 110 108 87 73 80 85 97 110 95 58 92 97 93

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

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

Keith Richardson Keith Richardson Scott Ryder Joey Hamilton Joey Hamilton Tim Roth Clint Fair William Rushing William Rushing Julio Ayala Ryan Cummings Clint Sauls Brett Lewis David Ray Brett Lewis Brett Lewis Dennis Dove Everett Teaford Everett Teaford Everett Teaford Drew Murray Drew Murray Chris Mederos Jake Brown Chris Beck

102 114 117 138 125 73 81 113 172 143 104 75 122 114 95 122 118 113 118 122 64 70 113 79 109

COACHING HISTORY CAREER COACHING RECORDS

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR W L PCT. COACH 1933 15 3 .833 B.L. Smith 1934 10 10 .500 B.L. Smith 1935 7 7 .500 B.L. Smith ——————Sport Discontinued———— 1947 6 4 .600 R.I. DeWitt 1948 20 10 .667 J.B. Scearce 1949 15 7 .682 J.I. Clements 1950 7 14 .333 J.I. Clements 1951 10 15 .400 J.I. Clements 1952 16 11 .593 J.I. Clements 1953 12 7 .632 J.I. Clements 1954 10 8 .556 J.I. Clements 1955 15 7 .682 J.I. Clements 1956 17 8 .680 J.I. Clements 1957 18 10 .643 J.I. Clements 1958 14 11 .560 J.I. Clements 1959 12 12 .500 J.I. Clements 1960 21 11 .656 J.I. Clements 1961 15 11 .577 J.I. Clements 1962 21 8 .724 J.I. Clements 1963 23 12 .657 J.I. Clements 1964 21 11 .656 J.I. Clements 1965 23 9 .719 J.I. Clements 1966 19 12 .613 J.I. Clements 1967 31 18 .633 Bill Spieth 1968 31 21 .596 J.I. Clements 1969 20 15 .571 Bill Spieth 1970 22 13 .629 Bill Spieth 1971 20 21 .488 Bill Spieth 1972 31 19 .620 Ron Polk 1973 43 12 .782 Ron Polk 1974 47 14 .770 Ron Polk 1975 34 19 .642 Ron Polk 1976 36 18 .667 Jack Stallings 1977 37 24 .607 Jack Stallings 1978 35 15 .700 Jack Stallings 1979 46 15 .754 Jack Stallings 1980 38 21 .644 Jack Stallings 1981 41 22 .651 Jack Stallings 1982 34 33 .507 Jack Stallings 1983 38 24 .613 Jack Stallings 1984 32 37 .464 Jack Stallings 1985 41 23 .641 Jack Stallings 1986 36 23 .610 Jack Stallings 1987 33 30 .524 Jack Stallings 1988 30 27 .526 Jack Stallings 1989 33 27 .550 Jack Stallings 1990 50 19 .725 Jack Stallings 1991 32 27 .542 Jack Stallings 1992 31 27 .534 Jack Stallings 1993 38 21 .644 Jack Stallings 1994 31 25 .554 Jack Stallings 1995 35 24 .593 Jack Stallings 1996 46 14 .767 Jack Stallings 1997 34 26 .567 Jack Stallings 1998 22 30 .423 Jack Stallings 1999 29 29 .500 Jack Stallings 2000 38 23 .623 Rodney Hennon 2001 42 20 .677 Rodney Hennon 2002 39 25 .609 Rodney Hennon 2003 39 21 .650 Rodney Hennon 2004 34 25 .576 Rodney Hennon 2005 38 22 .633 Rodney Hennon 2006 31 27 .534 Rodney Hennon 2007 34 28 .548 Rodney Hennon 2008 33 25 .569 Rodney Hennon 2009 42 17 .712 Rodney Hennon 2010 34 24 .586 Rodney Hennon 2011 36 26 .581 Rodney Hennon

COACH RECORD PCT. Jack Stallings 858-581-5 (24) Rodney Hennon 440-283 (12) J.I. Clements 320-205 (19) Ron Polk 155-64 (4) .708 Bill Spieth 93-67 (4) .581 B.L. Smith 32-20 (3) .615 J.B. Scearce 20-10 (1) .667 R.I. DeWitt 6-4 (1)

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J.I. Clements (above) won 320 games during a 19-year span as head coach. The Eagles’ stadium is named after him. Jack Stallings (below) holds the record for most coaching wins (858) and years as head coach (24). A 2004 inductee into the Georgia Southern Athletics Department Hall of Fame, Stallings was honored in 2005 by having the playing field named after him. He owns a career record of 1,257-799-10. Those victories rank him 13th among the NCAA all-time Division I leaders. Former Eagles’ coach, and recently retired Mississippi State coach, Ron Polk (upper right) moved into ninth place all-time in career victories. Polk put together a 1,373-702-2 record in 35 years as a head coach.

Total Playoff Appearances: 12 (includes 6 NAIA) NCAA Appearances: 12 (1957, 1973, 1974, 1979, 1980, 1987, 1990, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009) All-Time NCAA Record: 17-26 (.395) College World Series Berths: 2 (1973, 1990) Southern Conference Regular Season Championships: 5 (1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001) Southern Conference Tournament Championships: 4 (1996, 2000, 2002, 2009) All-Time SoCon Tournament Record: 45-31

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

POSTSEASON TIMELINE 1987 Atlantic Regional at Tallahassee, FL Georgia Southern 11, Miami (Fla.) 6 South Alabama 6, Georgia Southern 1 Georgia Southern 3, Central Michigan 1 South Alabama 3, Georgia Southern 0 1990 Midwest Regional at Wichita, KS Georgia Southern 4, Wichita State 2 Georgia Southern 13, South Alabama 4 South Alabama 3, Georgia Southern 2 Georgia Southern 5, UCLA 4 Georgia Southern 6, South Alabama 5 1990 College World Series at Omaha, NE Stanford 5, Georgia Southern 4 Mississippi State 15, Georgia Southern 1 1996 Atlantic Regional at Clemson, S.C. Georgia Southern 6, Old Dominion 0 West Virginia 9, Georgia Southern 4 Tennessee 6, Georgia Southern 1 (Above) Former Georgia Southern Coaches B.L. ‘Crook’ Smith (left) and Erk Russell (right) shared a moment. Smith was the baseball program’s first coach from 1933-36. He also coached the football team from 1929-1941. The late coach Russell spent eight years in charge of the football program.

1957 NCAA District 3 at Gastonia, N.C. Florida State 5, Georgia Southern 3 Georgia Southern 5, Geo. Washington 3 Duke 21, Georgia Southern 2

During the 2008 season head coach Rodney Hennon (below) moved past legendary coach J.I. Clements for second place in career wins. In 11 years Hennon has posted a 404-257 record (.611 winning percentage).

1973 NCAA District 3 at Starkville, MS Vanderbilt 6, Georgia Southern 2 Georgia Southern 1, Miami (Fla.) 0 Georgia Southern 5, Vanderbilt 2 Georgia Southern 4, Miami (Fla.) 1 1973 College World Series at Omaha, NE Texas 6, Georgia Southern 3 Georgia Southern 8, Harvard 0 Minnesota 6, Georgia Southern 2 1974 NCAA District 3 at Starkville, MS Miami (Fla.) 2, Georgia Southern 1 Georgia Southern 8, North Carolina State 1 Georgia Southern 5, Vanderbilt 2 South Carolina 1, Georgia Southern 0

2000 Atlanta Regional at Atlanta, GA Georgia Tech 11, Georgia Southern 9 Auburn 11, Georgia Southern 5 2001 Athens Regional at Athens, GA Georgia Southern 4, Georgia 3 Coastal Carolina 12, Georgia Southern 3 Georgia 10, Georgia Southern 9 (11 inn.) 2002 Clemson Regional at Clemson, S.C. Clemson 15, Georgia Southern 1 Georgia Southern 6, Elon 2 East Carolina 7, Georgia Southern 3 2009 Fullerton Regional at Fullerton, CA Gonzaga 19, (2) Georgia Southern 10 Utah 11, Georgia Southern 10 2011 Columbia Regional at Columbia, S.C. #4 South Carolina 2, (4) Georgia Southern 1 N.C. State 5, Georgia Southern 2

1979 Atlantic Regional at Coral Gables, FL Clemson 8, Georgia Southern 4 Georgia Southern 5, The Citadel 3 Clemson 2, Georgia Southern 0 1980 Atlantic Regional at Clemson, S.C. South Carolina 7, Georgia Southern 2 East Tennessee St. 3, Georgia Southern 1

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

HONOR ROLL ALL-AMERICA TEAMS Baseball Coaches Assoc. Victor Roache, OF (1st)................... 2011 Chris Shehan, OF (1st)..................... 2008 Ty Wright, DH (2nd)......................... 2008 Scott Henley, DH............................... 2001 Steve Wilson, C.................................. 1995 Paul Thornton, P................................ 1993 Todd Greene, OF..................1990, 92-93 Rob Fitzpatrick, C.............................. 1990 Craig Cooper, 1B............................... 1986 Derrell Baker, 3B................................ 1981 Mark Strucher, DH............................ 1979 Ray Boyer, OF..................................... 1976 Benjie Moore, 2B............................... 1976 Jim Morrison, 3B............................... 1973 John Tamargo, C............................... 1973 Baseball America Victor Roache, OF............................. 2011 Julio Ayala, P....................................... 1996 Tommy Peterman (Fr), 1B.............. 1994 Todd Greene, OF........................ 1990, 93 Todd Greene (Fr), OF....................... 1990 Joey Hamilton, P............................... 1990 Craig Cooper, 1B............................... 1986 Jeff Geer (Fr), DH............................... 1984 Ben Abner, OF.................................... 1983 All-Independent Ray Boyer, OF..................................... 1976 Benjie Moore, 2B............................... 1976 Louisville Slugger Victor Roache, OF (1st)................... 2011 Matt Miller (Fr), OF........................... 2006 John Carroll (Fr), P............................ 2003 Matt Easterday, 2B............................ 2000 Brett Lewis (Fr), P.............................. 1999 Tod Lee, P......................................1996-97 Tommy Peterman, 1B...................... 1996 Steve Walson (Fr), DH...................... 1996 Tod Lee (Fr), P..................................... 1995 William Rushing, P............................ 1995 Paul Thornton, P................................ 1993 Todd Greene, OF.........................1992-93 NAIA Jim Dobson, P.................................... 1968 Jim Fields, OF..................................... 1968 Ken Szotkiewicz, SS......................... 1967 Jackie Hammond, 2B....................... 1964 Allen Payne, C.................................... 1964 Tom Howland, C................................ 1960 Tracy Rivers, P.................................... 1960 NCBWA Chris Shehan, OF.............................. 2008 PING!Baseball Chris Shehan, OF (1st)..................... 2008 Smith Super Team Tod Lee, P......................................1996-97 Julio Ayala, P....................................... 1996 Tommy Peterman, 1B...................... 1996 William Rushing, P............................ 1995 Steve Wilson, C.................................. 1995 Kevin Hallman, 3B............................ 1994 Todd Greene, OF............................... 1993

Chip Gray, OF..................................... 1979 Mark Strucher, DH............................ 1979 Carmelo Aguayo, DH....................... 1978 Gary Givens, P.................................... 1978 Terry Mixon, SS.................................. 1978 Randy Hodges, P............................... 1977 Ray Boyer, OF..................................... 1976 Curtis Fisher, 1B................................. 1976 Richard Hudson, P............................ 1976 Benjie Moore, 2B............................... 1976 Rolando DeArmas, 1B..................... 1973 John Tamargo, C............................... 1973 Ernie Venet, P..................................... 1973 College Sports Southeast Matt Easterday, DH.......................... 2000 ALL-COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Carl Person, OF.................................. 1973

Chris Shehan (Above) earned First Team All-Southern Conference honors and was voted ‘Offensive Player of the Year’ by the Sports Media Association. He became the second player in GS history to record 20 home runs/20 stolen bases. Shehan was a First Team All-America pick by the American Baseball Coaches Association, PING!Baseball and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. Shehan was one of 16 semifinalists for the prestigious Dick Howser Award (the only SoCon member named), a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award and one of 50 finalists for the Brooks Wallace Award.

Sporting News Rob Fitzpatrick, C.............................. 1990 Joey Hamilton, P............................... 1990 Scott Fletcher, SS.............................. 1979 Brooks Wallace Award Finalist Chris Shehan, OF.............................. 2008 Dick Howser Award Finalist Chris Shehan, OF.............................. 2008 Golden Spikes Award Finalist Chris Shehan, OF.............................. 2008 Strength/Conditioning All-America David Richardson............................. 2008 CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA Jody Pollock (3rd)............................. 1998 Benjie Moore (2nd).......................... 1976 CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT David Richardson (2nd).................. 2008 Brian Pierce (3rd).............................. 2008 Chris Shehan (3rd)............................ 2008 ALL-REGION TEAMS All-South Independent Scott Fletcher, SS.............................. 1979 Chip Gray, OF..................................... 1979 Chuck Lusted, P................................. 1979 Alan Willis, P........................................ 1979 Carmelo Aguayo, DH-C............1978-79 Randy Childress, 3B......................... 1978 Gary Givens, P.................................... 1978 Terry Mixon, SS.................................. 1978 Mark Strucher, DH-1B................1978-79 Sergio Crego, 2B......................... 1977, 79

Carl Gardner, OF................................ 1977 Randy Hodges, P............................... 1977 Ray Boyer, OF..................................... 1976 Curtis Fisher, 1B................................. 1976 Richard Hudson, P............................ 1976 Gerald Hynko, DH-C..................1976-77 Pete Manos, P...............................1974-75 Benjie Moore, DH-2B.................1975-76 Mike Cash, 2B..................................... 1974 John Gibson, P................................... 1974 Jim Morrison, 3B............................... 1974 Baseball Coaches Assoc. Matt Murray, P (2nd)........................ 2011 Victor Roache, OF (1st)................... 2011 Chris Shehan, OF (1st)..................... 2008 Ty Wright, DH (1st)........................... 2008 James Payne, OF............................... 2005 Scott Henley, DH............................... 2001 Matt Easterday, 2B............................ 2000 Scott Henley, 1B................................ 2000 Jody Pollock, 2B................................ 1999 Steve Walson, DH.............................. 1997 Tod Lee, P......................................1996-97 Julio Ayala, P....................................... 1996 Antoine Moran, OF........................... 1996 Tommy Peterman, 1B...................... 1996 Steve Wilson, C.................................. 1995 Matt Wilson, 2B.................................. 1994 Paul Thornton, P................................ 1993 Joey Hamilton, P............................... 1991 Rob Fitzpatrick, C.............................. 1990 Todd Greene, OF............ 1990-91-92-93 Jeff Shireman, SS.............................. 1988 Keith Richardson, P.......................... 1988 Mike Shepherd, OF.......................... 1986 Ben Abner, OF.................................... 1983 Derrell Baker, 3B................................ 1981

ALL-SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Andy Moye, P (1st)........................... 2011 Matt Murray, P (1st).......................... 2011 Shawn Payne, OF (2nd).................. 2011 Eric Phillips, SS (1st)......................... 2011 Victor Roache, OF (1st)................... 2011 Kyle Blackburn, 1st (1st)................. 2010 Eric Phillips, SS (2nd)....................... 2010 Shawn Payne, OF (2nd).................. 2010 Chris Mederos, P (1st)..................... 2009 Griffin Benedict, C (2nd)................. 2009 Chris Shehan, OF (1st)..................... 2008 Ty Wright, DH (1st)........................... 2008 A.J. Wirnsberger, 3B (2nd).............. 2008 Griffin Benedict, C (2nd)................. 2008 David Richardson, OF (2nd).......... 2008 Drew Murray, P (2nd)...................... 2008 A.J. Battisto, RP (2nd)....................... 2007 Mike Economos, OF (2nd)............. 2007 Jason Hurst, OF (1st)........................ 2005 James Payne, OF (1st)..................... 2005 Everett Teaford, P (1st)..............2005-06 Logan Phillips, 3B (2nd).................. 2005 Brandon Long, OF (1st)................... 2004 John Carroll, P (1st).......................... 2004 Greg Dowling, 1B (2/1st)......... 2004, 06 Grant Burruss, DH (2/1st).........2003-04 Dennis Dove, P (2nd)....................... 2003 Brendan Gilligan, C (2/1)..........2002-03 Carlos Love, INF (1/2)................ 2000, 03 Matt Herring, OF (2/1)...............2001-02 Jemel Spearman, SS (2/2)..........2001-02 Chris Walker, OF (2/2)................2001-02 Chad Hall, 2B (2nd).......................... 2002 Brett Lewis, P (1st)............................ 2001 Scott Henley, DH (1st)..................... 2001 Darryl Stephens, OF (2nd)............. 2001 John Durik, OF (2nd)....................... 2000 Matt Easterday, 2B (1st).................. 2000 David Ray, P (1st).............................. 2000 Jody Pollock, 2B..........................1998-99 Ryan Cummings, P........................... 1997 Michael Holder, C............................. 1997 Tod Lee, P......................................1996-97 Steve Walson, DH........................1996-97 Jason Andrews, SS............................ 1996 Julio Ayala, P....................................... 1996 Mark Hamlin, OF............................... 1996 Antoine Moran, OF........................... 1996 Tommy Peterman, 1B................1995-96 Steve Wilson, C............................1995-96 Tyson Whitley, SS.............................. 1995

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

HONOR ROLL William Rushing, P......................1994-95 Matt Wilson, 2B.................................. 1994 Paul Thornton, P................................ 1993 Doug Eder, 2B.................................... 1992 Willando Ficklin, DH..................1992-93 Todd Greene, OF.........................1992-93 Kevin Hallman, 3B................1992-93-94 Chris Petersen, SS............................. 1992 SoCON ALL-TOURNAMENT Chris Beck, P (MOP).......................... 2011 Michael Burruss, DH........................ 2011 Eric Phillips, SS................................... 2011 Tom Richardson, C........................... 2011 Kyle Blackburn, DH (MOP)............. 2009 Ty Wright, OF...................................... 2009 Chris Mederos, P............................... 2009 Chris Shehan, OF.............................. 2008 Flint Wipke, C...................................... 2005 James Payne, OF............................... 2005 Brent Stephens, OF.......................... 2005 Brandon Burnsed, 2B....................... 2003 Brandon Long, OF............................ 2003 A.J. Zickgraf, C.................................... 2003 Jemel Spearman, SS..................2001-02 J.R. Revere, OF........................ 2000, 2002 Brett Lewis (MVP), P ...................... 2002 Carlos Love, 1B................................. 2002 Matt Herring, OF............................... 2002 Brendan Gilligan, C.......................... 2001 Matt Easterday (MVP), 2B............. 2000 Tyson Whitley, 3B.............................. 1997 Donnie Coe, 2B.................................. 1996 Mark Hamlin (MVP), OF................. 1996 Antoine Moran, OF........................... 1996 Clint Sauls, P....................................... 1996 Steve Wilson, C.................................. 1996 Tommy Peterman, 1B...................... 1995 Tyson Whitley, SS.............................. 1995 Matt Wilson, 2B.................................. 1993 Jim Carragher, P................................ 1992 Mike Darnell, C.................................. 1992 Doug Eder, 2B.................................... 1992 Mike Miller, OF................................... 1992 Chris Petersen, SS............................. 1992 Bryan Wiggins, 1B............................. 1992 SoCON ‘PLAYER OF THE WEEK’ Chris Beck (March 14)..................... 2011 Steve Cochrane (Feb. 28) Victor Roache (April 4, 19) Kyle Blackburn (May 17)................. 2010 Andy Moye (March 29 & April 12) Matt Murray (May 3) Ty Wright (April 28).......................... 2008 Chris Shehan (March 24) Chris Shehan (March 17) Mike Economos (April 30)............. 2007 Everett Teaford (April 24)............... 2006 Greg Dowling (Feb. 27) A.J. Zickgraf (May 9)......................... 2005 Dustin Evans (May 9) Jason Hurst (March 14) James Payne (May 17)..................... 2004 John Carroll (May 2) Josh Lairsey (April 19) Brian Harrison (April 12) Greg Dowling (Feb. 23) Brendan Gilligan (May 20)............. 2003 John Carroll (April 28) Dennis Dove (May 13)..................... 2002 A.J. Zickgraf (April 15) Matt Herring (March 6) Jared Comstock (Feb. 25)

Rocky Baker (Feb. 25) Darryl Stephens (May 14).............. 2001 Brett Lewis (April 16) Matt Herring (April 9) Scott Henley (March 26) Scott Henley (May 1)....................... 2000 Daniel Wheeler (April 17) Matt Easterday (April 17) David Ray (March 27) Scott Henley (March 27) Scott Henley (March 13) Matt Easterday (May 17)................ 1999 Brett Lewis (March 8) Jody Pollock (March 8) Dustin Langley (March 1) Jody Pollock (March 30)................. 1998 Tyson Whitley (April 21)................. 1997 Clint Sauls (April 14) Steve Watson (March 17) Tod Lee (March 10) Michael Holder (March 3) Tommy Peterman (April 14).......... 1996 Tod Lee (April 7) Tommy Peterman (April 7) Tommy Peterman (March 3) Jason Andrews (March 12)............ 1995 William Rushing (March 5) Tyson Whitley (March 5) Matt Wilson (April 17)..................... 1994 Tim Roth (April 3) Jim Carragher (April 24)................. 1993 Clint Fair (April 3) Paul Thornton (March 28) Clint Fair (March 14) Todd Greene (March 7)

Jeff Shireman, SS........................1987-88 Billy Brooks, P..................................... 1986 Craig Cooper, 1B............................... 1986 Phil Dale, P.......................................... 1985 Greg McMullen, C............................. 1985 Kenny Roberts, P............................... 1985 Mike Shepherd, OF..............1985-86-87 Jeff Geer, DH....................................... 1984 Ben Abner, DH-OF................1982-83-84 Steve Peruso, OF.........................1982-83 Dave Pregon, 1B......................... 1982, 84 Derrell Baker, 3B................................ 1981 Alan Balcomb, OF............................. 1981 Roger Godwin, P............................... 1981 Chuck Lusted, P................................. 1981 Marty Pevey, C.............................1981-82 TAAC ‘Player of the Year’ Todd Greene, OF............................... 1990 Jeff Shireman, SS.............................. 1988 Craig Cooper, 1B............................... 1986 Ben Abner, OF.................................... 1984 Derrell Baker, 3B................................ 1981

TAAC Tournament MVP Todd Greene, OF............................... 1990 Brett Hendley, 1B.............................. 1987 Mike Shepherd, OF.......................... 1986 Craig Cooper, 1B............................... 1985 GSU HALL OF FAME Ben Abner........................................... 1991 Roy Alewine........................................ 1998 Derrell Baker....................................... 1996 John Pierce Blanchard.................... 1992 J.I. Clements........................................ 1990 Mason Clements............................... 1960 Vic Correll............................................ 1992 Rob Fitzpatrick................................... 2002 Scott Fletcher..................................... 1991 Todd Greene....................................... 2004 Bill Griffin............................................. 2000 Norman ‘Skeeter’ Griffin................. 1992 Joey Hamilton.................................... 1997 Chuck Lusted..................................... 1994 E.G. Meybohm................................... 1991

NCBWA ‘PLAYER OF THE WEEK’ Victor Roache (April 4).................... 2011 Ty Wright (April 28).......................... 2008 PING! BASEBALL ‘PLAYER OF THE WEEK’ Georgia Southern Team (3/17)........ 2008 SoCON ‘PLAYER OF THE YEAR’ Victor Roache..................................... 2011 Chris Shehan...................................... 2008 David Ray............................................. 2000 Matt Easterday................................... 2000 Brett Lewis (Fr.).................................. 1999 Tod Lee................................................. 1997 Julio Ayala........................................... 1996 Tommy Peterman............................. 1996 William Rushing................................ 1995 Steve Wilson....................................... 1995 Tod Lee (Fr.)......................................... 1995 Tommy Peterman (Fr.)..................... 1994 Paul Thornton.................................... 1993 Todd Greene....................................... 1993 All-Trans America Athletic Conference (Eastern Division) Chad Sumner, 3B.............................. 1991 Todd Greene, OF.........................1990-91 Joey Hamilton, P.........................1990-91 Mike Miller, OF................................... 1990 Chris Abner, OF.................................. 1989 Rob Fitzpatrick, C........................1989-90 Brett Hendley, 1B.............................. 1989 Russell Hendricks, P......................... 1989 Mike Yuro, DH-1B........................1989-90 Kurt Soderholm, OF......................... 1988 Dan Gealy, 2B...............................1987-88 Keith Richardson, P....................1987-88

Director of Athletics Sam Baker welcomes Tommy Peterman into the Georgia Southern Athletics Hall of Fame. Peterman was one of six inducted in the Class of 2008.

RODNEY HENNON 2000, 2001 COACH OF THE YEAR

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

JACK STALLINGS 1993, 1996 COACH OF THE YEAR

ROACHE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

VICTOR ROACHE 2011 Coaches and Media Association SoCon Player of the Year

2011 Georgia Southern Baseball 2011 Georgia Southern Statistics Summary for Georgia Southern Baseball (as of Mar 14, 2012) Statistics Summary for(All Georgia Southern (as of Mar 14, 2012) games) (All games)

Date Opponent 2/18 GEORGE WASHINGTON Date Opponent

Record: 36-26 Home: 22-9Georgia Away:Southern 9-14 Neutral: 5-3 SoCon: 18-12 2011 Baseball Record: 36-26 Game-by-Game Home: 22-9 Away: 9-14 Southern Neutral: 5-3 Individual for Georgia (as ofSoCon: Mar 14,18-12 2012) Score

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JOHN'S 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 .311 54 136 21 31 9 19 18 38 Brent Pugh . 2 2 8 . 2 9 4 . 3 2 1 40 63 13 14 1 0 0 4 9 10 Arthur Owens 2 3 8 5 5 FURMAN W 11-1 7-1 *dh Mar 08 at Florida 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 001 .30206 06 40 63 110 13 013 14 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 09 4 09 13 10 ArthurMoye Owens FURMAN Mar 11 FURMAN 2 0 0 .200232 0 .3213380 .2309535 22 2 064 0 010 .2094 50 W 14-7 11-1 *dhAndy 12Georgia FURMAN 4 0 1 .1218023 0 .1381230 .3205973 10 0 011 03 001 .2091 05 atMar #21 Tech L 14-7 3-4 *dhVince FURMAN W 22 64 010 1 1 0 00 2 10 9 01 9 13 Andy Moye 2 013 2 00 Smith 13Georgia FURMAN 5 2 2 .1008921 0 .1089211 .305173 14 0 011 0 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 110 21 023 010 .3000 0 atMar #21 Tech L 3-12 3-4 *ofD.J. 10 VinceHenderson Smith 15Georgia at Georgia Tech L 3-12 4 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .297 atMar Samford 4-5 *dhD.J. #21 Tech 14 16 at Georgia Tech L 2-9 *ofTotalsHenderson 4 0 2 ..0029819 0 ..0493150 ..3301831 62 0 2156 011 425 0 1 624 0 1 118 0 0 0170 0540 373 11 266 31 398 02 95 01 .23 3009 950 atMar Samford 4-5 95 18 at Samford *ofTotals 4 0 0 .028696 0 .4337520 .308419 62 0 2156 0 425 1 624 0 118 0 0176 054 1 266 1 398 0 95 0 .23 292110 Opponents 2077 337 552 103 35 373 301 238 424 83 26 atMar Samford W 9-2 L 2-9 Mar 19 at Samford *dhOpponents4 0 0 .0266 0 .3720 .3049 62 0 2077 0 337 0 552 0 103 0 0 6 035 301 1 238 0 424 0 083 .26 276110 KENNESAW STATE W 8-2 atMar Samford 9-2 *of 20 at Samford 4 1 (533), 2 4 0(452). 0 1 turned 1 0 1 0 (54), 0 0 (43). 0 1 1 0 (0), 0 .287 at #28 KENNESAW STATE STATE W 11-7 8-2 *ofLOB - Team Mar 22Charleston KENNESAW 5 0 1 Opp 1 0 0 DPs 0 0 0 - Team 0 0 0 Opp 0 0 1CI - 1Team 0 0 Opp .282 LOB IBB - Team DPs turned Team Opp (43). - 6Team (8). atMar #28 L 11-7 2-3 *of(1). W 25Charleston at Charleston 3 - Team 2 (533), 0(8),Opp 0 Cochrane 0(452). 0 3, 0Roache 1 03,- Williams, 0 1 (54), 0S 1, 0Phillips 0 1, 2CIOpp 0 (0), 0 Opp .273 atMar #28 W 26Charleston at Charleston 4 - Team 0(8),S0 Cochrane 0 0 3, 0Roache 0 03,1,Williams, 0 0 0SS1,1,0Phillips 0 1, 11.Opp 1 (8). 0 0 .261 (1). IBBoff L 7-1 2-3 *ofPicked - 0Payne, 4, Phillips 2, Burruss Williams, Owens 27Charleston at Charleston 4 - 1Payne, 3 S1 4, Phillips 0 1 2,0 Burruss 1 0 1, Williams, 0 0 0 S 1,0 Owens 0 11. 2 0 0 .281 atMar Jacksonville L 2-4 #28 W 7-1 *ofPicked off 29 at Jacksonville WL 4-3 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 .290 CITADEL atMar Jacksonville 2-4 *ofPlayer 4 Apr 01 CITADEL 4 2 2 1era 0 w-l 0 0app 0gs cg 0 sh0 sv 0 0ip 0 h 0 r 0er bb 4 so 0 0 avg .298hr CITADEL W 15-2 4-3 *ofPlayer app ip 0 h 0 er bb so Andy Moye 2era .39 1 w-l 7-2 15 0gs 12 cg 2 sh 00 sv 0 0 79.0 64 30r 21 40 63 .avg 22.9321hr 2 Apr 02 CITADEL *of 5 4 4 6 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 CITADEL W 11-9 15-2 *of Apr 03 CITADEL 5 2 3 52.39 0 7-2 0 2 15 0 064 1 40 2 63 0 0 .220.97333 2 Andy Moye 30 Matt Murray 4-3 26 012 2 02 0 00 0 9 0 79.0 67.2 50 0 23 21 18 21 72 MERCER L 1-14 CITADEL W 11-9 Apr 06 MERCER *ofChris Murray 4 0 0 023.3293 0 4-3 0 0 26 0 2 002 010 90 1 103.0 0 050 051 18 2 40 4 109 0 0 .201.71322 23 67.2 72 Beck 9-5 20 19 79 23 37 21 vs Marshall W 9-3 *ofMatt MERCER L 1-14 Apr 08 vs Marshall 5 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 .317 Chris Beck 3 . 2 3 9-5 20 19 2 1 0 103.0 79 51 37 40 109 vsApr Marshall L 3-5 Josh Adams 4 7 9 9-6 21 13 0 0 71.1 76 46 38 35 39 W 9-3 10 vs Marshall-2 *of 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 .218.1307 3 JACKSONVILLE vsApr Marshall 3-5 *ofJosh Adams -------------------12 JACKSONVILLE WL 20-7 3 3 2 44.79 1 9-6 0 1 21 113 00 01 0 1 71.1 0 076 046 38 1 35 4 39 0 0 .28.1315 3 NORTH 3-7 *ofTaylor Apr 13 FLORIDA NORTH FLORIDAWL 20-7 2 1 2 12.57 0 0-0 0 1 15 2 0 00 00 0 0 14.0 0 014 0 4 04 11 3 01 0 .27.5326 0 JACKSONVILLE -------------------Burke Apr 15 FLORIDA atCarolina Western Carolina 4 1 1 124.5079 0 0-0 0 1 14 0 0 00 00 0 0 14.0 0 013 0 47 045 11 2 0 0 .324 at Western NORTH L 4-12 3-7 *ofTaylor Burke Colin Snow 16 atCarolina Western Carolina 3 1 1 4 0 0-1 0 1 15 1 0 0 0 11.0 0 114 0 0 37 016 0 .278.53324 0 atApr Western W 8-7 *of L 4-12 Colin Snow 4 . 0 9 0-1 14 0 0 0 0 11.0 13 7 5 Will Middour 5 3-1 20 5 2 40.2 42 26 23 15 17 atCarolina Western Carolina 4 3 3 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 22 06 0 .287.36336 03 atApr Western W 16-13 8-7 *of Apr 22 ELON *of 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 Will 5.0 20 42 26 RyanMiddour McCafferty 19 4 0 3-1 0-0 81 5 0 00 00 2 0 0 40.2 7.0 10 0 5 23 4 15 6 22 7 0 .2 37 4.6 5327 3 1 ELON W 6-3 atApr WesternELON Carolina 16-13 *of 3 1 1 156.1548 0 0-0 0 1 188 0 05 00 00 0 1 52.0 0 010 04 15 26 45 07 0 .341.51327111 Ryan 7.0 5 38 JustinMcCafferty Hess 3-2 66 0 43 ELON23 W 6-0 6-3 Apr 24 ELON *of 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .318 Hess 43 ELON Chris Myers 0-0 11 1 5 0 00 00 0 0 52.0 10.1 14 0 8 38 6-0 *ofJustin Apr 27 at Kennesaw StateWL 0-9 4 1 2 16.5987 1 3-2 0 1 18 0 066 0 8 15 08 45 03 0 .312.16323112 at Kennesaw State W 11-7 ELON L 0-9 *ofChris Myers 8 32 Joe Lower 1-2 20 0 0 2 00 00 0 1 0 10.1 40.2 48 0 39 Apr 29 at UNC Greensboro 4 0 0 067.9078 0 0-0 0 0 11 0 014 1 8 21 38 25 03 0 .3229.68315 21 atApr UNC L 11-7 2-3 *ofJoe Kennesaw State W 30 Greensboro at UNC Greensboro 6 2 3 37.0884 0 1-2 0 2 20 0 048 1 21 2 25 0 0 .2394.83321 71 Lower 39 Jarret Leverett 0-3 24 0 2 3 00 00 1 2 0 40.2 41.1 61 0 45 32 36 17 26 atMay UNC 01Greensboro at UNC Greensboro 4 1 2 197.3854 0 0-1 0 1 24 0 015 19 17 32 26 06 0 .374.53326 07 L 6-7 2-3 *ofDrew Jarret Johnson Leverett 0-3 3 00 00 0 2 0 41.1 61 0 45 36 70 1 8.2 10 04Greensboro CHARLESTON SOUT 3 0 2 3 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .331 atMay UNC L 3-8 6-7 *ofDrew 0-1 8.2 Totals Johnson May 06Greensboro WOFFORD 0 1 0 094..3458 0 36-26 0 0 627 3621 004 060 140 1 546.2 0 552 015 337 010 272 09 238 22 424 06 0 ..3276.56331350 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W at UNC L 13-12 3-8 *of Totals 4 62 062 04 552 337 272 238 424 Opponents 5. 4 8 9 2 36-26 26-36 3 6 10 14 10 1 546.2 539.1 624 425 329 266 398 54 May 07 WOFFORD *of 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 .268.6933535 WOFFORD L 2-7 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W 13-12 May 08 WOFFORD *ofOpponents4 1 1 35.49 0 26-36 0 1 62 062 03 10 10 0 539.1 0 624 0 425 0 329 1 266 3 398 0 0 .28.933354 WOFFORD W L 12-4 2-7 May 13 DAVIDSON-1 *of 3 (12), 1 1 3 0 0 10,1Burruss 1 1 0 0 01, Opp 0 0 0 Pickoffs 2 0 0 .333 WOFFORD 12-4 *ofPB - Team May 13 DAVIDSON-2 WL 3-11 4 0 2 TRichardson 2 2 0 0 0 01, Cochrane 0 0 0 0 (24). 0 0 1 0- Team 0 .337 DAVIDSON W 7-4 WOFFORD L 3-11 *of(23), PB - Team Burruss Opp Moye 5, M 03, Lower 2, Cochrane Adams TRichardson 2, 6Leverett May 16 DAVIDSON 2 (12), 07, Beck 1 TRichardson 1 Murray, 0 0 10, 1 01, 0 0 2,01, 1 (24). 0 0 Pickoffs 0- Team 01, .339 DAVIDSON W 5-2 7-4 *ofHess (23), 1, Moye Beck 5, 2, Adams 2,0 TRichardson May 17 at Charleston Southern 6Opp27,(9). 2 SBA/ATT 7 Murray, 0 - TRichardson 0 M 23, Lower 0 0(69-87), 0 0Murray, 0M (22-28), 0 1 2,Beck 2Leverett 0(10-14), 01, .338 DAVIDSON W 5-2 *ofHess 1, May 19 at Appalachian State 4Opp1 (9). 1 SBA/ATT 1 (10-13), 0 - TRichardson 0 Moye 1 (10-11), 1 0(69-87), 0Adams 0Murray, 0 0M Leverett 0 1 (2-7), 0 0(10-14), 1 .337 (22-28), Beck (11-14), Lower (8-10), Middour atMay Charleston SouthernState 20 at Appalachian 3 1 Lower 1 1 (10-13), 0 0 Moye 0 (10-11), 2 0 0Adams 0 (8-10), 0 0 Leverett 0 0 (2-7), 0 0 Middour 0 .337 DAVIDSON W 14-9 5-2 *of(4-6), Hess (11-14), Burruss (5-6), Piccolo (5-6), Cochrane (4-4), Snow (3-3), Myers (1-1), 21 at Appalachian 4 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 .335 atMay Appalachian State State L 1-11 Charleston Southern W 14-9 *of (4-6), Burruss 25 vs Charleston 3 (1-1), 1 (5-6), 0 Johnson 0 Piccolo 0 (1-1). 0(5-6), 0 Cochrane 0 0 0(4-4), 1 Snow 0 0(3-3), 0 Myers 0 2(1-1), 0 0 .330 atMay Appalachian State L 1-11 6-8 *ofMcCafferty 26 vs Western 2 (1-1), 1 1 Johnson 3 0 (1-1). 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .332 atMay Appalachian StateCarolina W L 12-4 6-8 *ofMcCafferty May 28 vs Charleston-1 4 innings 0 0 0 0 1 0 20 30 4 0 05 06 0 7 0 8 0 9 1 EX 0 Total 0 0 .326 vs Charleston 4-2 *ofScore by atMay Appalachian State W 12-4 28 vsCarolina Charleston *of 3 1 2 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .330 vs Western W 12-1 Score by innings 1 0 33 20 41 32 67 4 7 044 8 0 23 9 1 EX Charleston 4-2 *ofGeorgia 1 3 Total May 29 vs Samford 2 Southern 0 0 0 0 49 0 63 05 46 06 058 0 4250 .327 vsJun Charleston 1-9 *ofOpponents Western Georgia3 Southern 49 0 50 330 36 411 39 67 63 46 58 034 44 0 15 23 1 3 13 4250 .323 03 atCarolina South Carolina WL 12-1 0 0 0 0 40 0 38 0 54 0 028 0 337 W vsJun Charleston L 7-6 1-9 *ofOpponents 04 vs N.C. State 4 0 2 1 1 40 0 500 360 39 1 38 0 54 0 028 034 0 15 1 3 1 1 3370 .326 vsTotals Samford Charleston W 1-0 7-6 62gsWin-loss 230 breakouts: 58 75 84Day 1022-15; 2 30Night 37 14-11; 3 4vs 11 0 3 vs 1Right 42 27-15; 113 4 4 .326 Left 9-11; at South Carolina L 1-2 vs #4 Samford W 1-0 Win-loss breakouts: Day games 22-15;2-4; Night 14-11; vs Left 9-11;Extra vs Right games 7-6; 2-run 5+run games 20-12; inns 27-15; 1-2; Shutouts 6-1. vs N.C. State 2-5 base pct. .438 • SluggingL pct. .778 1-run atOn #4 South Carolina 1-2

2/19 2/18 2/20 2/19 2/22 2/20 2/23 2/22 2/25 2/23 2/26 2/25 2/27 2/26 3/2 2/27 3/4 3/2 3/5 3/4 3/6 3/5 3/8 3/6 *3/11 3/8 *3/12 3/11 *3/13 3/12 3/15 *3/13 3/16 3/15 *3/18 3/16 *3/19 3/18 *3/20 3/19 3/22 *3/20 *3/25 3/22 *3/26 3/25 *3/27 3/26 3/29 *3/27 *4/1 3/29 *4/2 4/1 *4/3 4/2 4/6 *4/3 4/8 4/6 4/10 4/8 4/12 4/10 4/13 4/12 *4/15 4/13 *4/16 4/15 *4/17 4/16 *4/22 4/17 *4/23 4/22 *4/24 4/23 4/27 *4/24 *4/29 4/27 *4/30 4/29 *5/1 4/30 5/4 *5/1 *5/6 5/4 *5/7 5/6 *5/8 5/7 *5/13 5/8 *5/13 *5/16 5/13 5/17 *5/16 *5/19 5/17 *5/20 5/19 *5/21 5/20 *!5/25 5/21 !5/26 5/25 !5/28 5/26 !5/28 !5/29 5/28 @!6/3 5/29 @6/4 6/3 82 @6/4 vs N.C. State * = Conference game

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances 1-run games 7-6; 2-run games 2-4; 5+run games Extra inns 1-2; Shutouts 6-1. Current streak: Lost 2; Longest winning streak: 4;20-12; Longest losing streak: 4. L 2-5 Georgia Southern Baseball

Current streak: Lost50075 2; Longest winning streak: 4; (avg Longest losing streak: Attendance: Home (avg 1615); Away 30817 994); Total 808924. (avg 1304).

2/22 GEORGE #21 GEORGIA TECH W 6-5 2/20 WASHINGTON W 18-0 6 6 39 3 12 5 Shawn Payne .31 61 242 224 70 38 76 73 16 19 1 56 38 41 60 42 33 4 Steve Cochrane 24 6 .504 0 .43 22 1 62 2/23 L 4-7 2/22 #21 #21 GEORGIA GEORGIA TECH TECH W 6-5 5 3 9 2 6 Michael Burruss .30 242 51 70 82 76 11 16 6 6 46 39 11 38 47 60 33 3 5 Shawn Payne 10 4 .4 51 00 4 .3 430 2 62 273 2/25 N.C. CENTRAL W 15-0 2/23 #21 GEORGIA TECH L 4-7 0 0 0 0 4 Tom Richardson .2 62 206 273 20 51 52 82 16 11 5 3 24 46 25 11 43 47 9 2 6 Michael Burruss 35 02 0 .3 43 10 .34 35 0 61 2/26 N.C. N.C. CENTRAL CENTRAL W 2/25 W 12-2 15-0 2/27 W 0 0 23 7 1 Ben .23 61 218 206 38 20 52 13 16 24 16 25 28 43 0 0 21 4 Tom Morgan Richardson 59 2 .2 39 38 0 .2 39 45 59 2/26 N.C. N.C. CENTRAL CENTRAL W 20-4 12-2 3/2 North Florida L 3-11 -------------------2/27 at N.C. CENTRAL W 20-4 0 0 23 16 28 7 1 21 Ben Morgan .239 .298 .295 59 218 38 52 13 3/4 ST.North JOHN'S W 4-3 3/2 at Florida L 3-11 94 16 26 4 0 0 6 12 27 9 0 0 Scooter Williams .277 Southern .319 .38Baseball 9 32 2011 Georgia -------------------3/5 L 3-14 3/4 ST. ST. JOHN'S JOHN'S W 4-3 40 8Mar 10 0 1 5 8 27 7 0 1 6 Stryker Brown .25 .35 .385 32 94 of 16 2614,1 42012) 0 6 12 9 0 0 Scooter Williams 70 7Georgia 10 9 Southern 9 24 Individual Game-by-Game for (as 3/6 ST. ST. JOHN'S JOHN'S L 3-7 3/5 L 3-14 72 11 17 3 0 2 14 9 13 1 2 0 Garren Palmer 30 6 .35 60 1 .38 55 3 29 24 40 8 10 1 1 5 8 7 0 1 6 Stryker Brown . 2 5 3/8 Florida W 3/6 at ST.#1 JOHN'S L 7-0 3-7 136 21 17 31 9 0 14 19 18 38 6 Brent .22 4 1 29 72 11 3 0 2 9 13 1 2 0 GarrenPugh Palmer 38 6 -.2 399 6games 1 .32 5(All 3 54 #33 Matt Murray games) *3/11 FURMAN W 7-1 3/8 at #1 Florida W 7-0 63 13 1 0 0 19 4 18 9 10 0 0 0 ArthurPugh Owens 2 .29 34 8 .32 51 5 40 54 136 21 14 31 9 38 1 2 6 Brent .228 * W *3/12 3/11 FURMAN FURMAN W 11-1 7-1 Date Opponent Pos AB H RBI SB64 * W 22 0 5 Andy .20 3 .2 40 63 CS10 13HBP13 14SAC 1 SF 0GDP 2 0 K9 4 PO 9 A13 10 E 1 0 Avg 0 ArthurMoye OwensR 23 2 2B .3 21 33B 8 HR 39 53 5 BB *3/13 3/12 FURMAN FURMAN W 14-7 11-1 19 Georgia GEORGE WASHINGT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 .000 3/15 FURMAN atFeb #21 Tech L 14-7 3-4 p Vince 2 013 2 00 3 00 Smith *3/13 W 22 64 010 1 00 00 2 00 9 11 9 0 13 1 .00 Mar 18 Georgia at Samford p Andy Moye 0 0 0 .1208023 0 .1381230 .3205973 10 0 011 00 05 3/16 at #21 Tech L 3-12 3/15 atMar #21 Tech STATE L 3-4 10 VinceHenderson Smith 22 Georgia KENNESAW p D.J. 0 0 0 .1008921 0 .1089210 .305173 14 0 011 0 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 1 1 23 0 10 .0000 0 *3/18 Samford L 4-5 p Totals 0 3/16 at atApr #21 Tech L 3-12 03 Georgia CITADEL 0 0 ..0029819 0 ..0493105 ..3031831 62 0 2156 011 425 0 1 624 0 1 118 0 0 0170 0540 373 0 1 266 0 1 398 1 2 0951 .023000 950 14 D.J. Henderson * Samford L *3/19 3/18 at atApr Samford L 2-9 4-5 p Totals 22 ELON 0 0 0 .028696 0 .4337052 .038419 62 0 2156 0 337 0 624 0 103 0 0176 054 0 238 1 398 0 083 .02600 110 Opponents 2077 425 552 118 35 373 301 266 424 * Samford W 30 at UNC Greensboro 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 095 .02300 95 *3/20 3/19 at atApr Samford L 9-2 2-9 p May 04 CHARLESTON SOUT 0 0 .0266 0 .3702 .0349 62 0 2077 0 337 0 552 0 103 0 0 6 035 301 0 238 0 424 1 083 .02600 110 3/22 at KENNESAW STATE W *3/20 Samford W 8-2 9-2 p Opponents0 May 08Charleston WOFFORD 0 0 (533), 0 Opp 0 0(452). 0 DPs 0 turned 0 0 - Team 0 0 (54), 0 Opp 0 (43). 0 0CI -0Team 2 (0), 1 Opp .000 *3/25 #28 W 3/22 at KENNESAW STATE W 11-7 8-2 p LOB - Team 28Charleston vs Charleston-1 WL 11-7 0 - Team 0 (533), 0(8),Opp 0 Cochrane 0(452). 0 3, 0 Roache 0 03,- Williams, 0 0 (54), 0S 1, 0Phillips 0 1, 0CIOpp 2 (0), 0 Opp .000 (8). * #28 2-3 *p (1). LOB IBB - Team DPs turned Team Opp (43). -0Team *3/26 3/25 at atMay #28 Charleston Totals Charleston 1gsPicked off 0 -0Payne, 0 S0 4, 0Phillips 0 2, 0 Burruss 0 0 0Williams, 0 0 S 1, 0 Owens 0 01. 2 11 1 .000 * W (1). IBB - Team (8), Cochrane 3, Roache 3,1,Williams, S 1, Phillips 1, Opp (8). *3/27 3/26 at at #28 #28 Charleston L 7-1 2-3 3/29 at at Jacksonville L 2-4 *3/27 #28 Charleston W 7-1 On base pct. .000 â&#x20AC;˘ Slugging pct. .000 Picked off - Payne, S 4, Phillips 2, Burruss 1, Williams, S 1, Owens 1. *4/1 W 3/29 CITADEL at Jacksonville L 4-3 2-4 Player era w-l app gs cg sh sv ip h r er bb so avg hr * W *4/2 4/1 CITADEL CITADEL W 15-2 4-3 Andy Moye 2era .39 7-2 15 gs 12 cg 2 sh 0 sv 0 79.0 64 30r 21 40 so 63 .avg 229 hr 2 Player w-l app ip h er bb * W *4/3 4/2 CITADEL CITADEL W 11-9 15-2 #33 Matt Murray - 26 appearances (All games) Matt 4-3 26 12 2 2 0 0 0 9 67.2 64 50 30 23 21 18 40 21 63 72 09 7 Andy Murray Moye 2.39 7-2 15 79.0 .22 2 4/6 MERCER L 1-14 *4/3 CITADEL W 11-9 BeckH .2 1 51 .21 Matt Murray 2BB 33 9 SO9-5 4-3 2B 20 26 2 0 WP 0 0 9BK 103.0 67.2 IBB79 50 Score 23 37 18 21 109 01 7NP 3 2 4/8 MarshallOpponent W 9-3 GS Chris Date IP R ER 3 3B 19 HR 2 HBP W-L 40 Sv72 ERA 4/6 vs MERCER L 1-14 19 GEORGE WASHINGT 3.1 0 0 43.72193 39-6 0 13 0 076 0-0 35 139 0.00 4/10 Marshall L 3-5 Josh Adams 71.1 46 .28 Chris Beck1 9-5 0 21 20 19 0 0 2 0 10 0 0 103.0 79 5-0 51 38 37 40 109 1157 3 4/8 vs vsFeb Marshall W 9-3 22 GEORGIA TECH WL 20-7 2 1 0 4.70 9 29-6 0 210 13 0 0 00 0 0 71.1 1 076 6-5 0-0 35 139 0.00 4/12 -------------------4/10 JACKSONVILLE vsFeb Marshall 3-5 Josh2.1 Adams 46 38 .28139 3 Feb 27 FLORIDA N.C. CENTRAL WL 20-7 0.1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20-4 1-0 1 1.50 8 4/13 JACKSONVILLE NORTH 3-7 4/12 Taylor Burke 2.57 0-0 15 0 0 0 0 14.0 14 4 4 11 1 .275 -------------------Mar 04 ST. JOHN'S 5.0 3 0 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4-3 2-0 1 0.82 80 0 *4/15 Western Carolina L 4/13 at NORTH FLORIDA L 4-12 3-7 Colin Snow 4 9 0 0 0 00 0 0 11.0 13 5 7 26 .28 Taylor Burke 2.0 5 7 50-1 0-0 0 14 15 14.0 14 7-07 4 4 11 1 0.60 73 547 0 Mar 08 at Florida 4.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2-0 * Western Carolina W 8-7 *4/16 4/15 at atMar Western Carolina L 4-12 13 FURMAN 4.0 3 1 0 54.01 9 23-1 0 20 0 50 0 0 01 20 0 40.2 0 042 14-7 3-0 2226 0.47 Will Middour 26 23 15 .27 6 Colin Snow 0-1 14 11.0 13 7 5 7 8 362 3 0 * Western W *4/17 4/16 at atMar Western Carolina W 16-13 8-7 18 atCarolina Samford 1.0McCafferty 1 2 1 5.100 49 00-0 0 2080 05 1 0 00 02 0 40.2 0 010 4-55 23 3-1 8 13 Ryan 7.0 4 15 6 222 7 0.90 .3 Will Middour 3-1 42 26 24 75 6 * 4/22 ELON W 6-3 *4/17 atMar Western W 16-13 20 atCarolina Samford 2.0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9-2 3-1 2 0.82 23 Justin Hess0 43 .31 Ryan 0-0 0 18 8 7.0 10 8-2 5 38 4 15 6 245 7 0.75 41 52511 1 * W Mar 22 KENNESAW STATE 2.0McCafferty 0 0 65.510 84 23-2 0 50 0 0 00 0 0 52.0 0 066 4-1 *4/23 4/22 ELON ELON W 6-0 6-3 * L 0-9 Chris 8 38 8 15 8 345 3 0.65 .32 2 Justin Hess2 3-2 0 11 18 52.0 66 11-7 43 16 17611 Mar 25 at Charleston 3.2Myers 0 0 6.92578 50-0 0 05 0 0 00 0 0 10.1 0 014 4-1 *4/24 4/23 ELON ELON W 6-0 01 CITADEL 2.0 1 0 0 76.00987 21-2 0 20 0 0 00 10 0 40.2 0 048 4-1 4/27 ELON atApr Kennesaw State W Joe Lower 39 .2 *4/24 L 11-7 0-9 Chris Myers 0-0 0 20 11 10.1 14 4-3 8 32 8 21 8 425 3 0.61 39 28 629 1 2 03 Greensboro CITADEL 2.0Leverett 1 0 0 7.18048 10-3 0 24 0 2 0 0 00 21 0 41.1 1 048 11-9 4-1 21 426 0.57 25 71 *4/29 UNC L 11-7 2-3 4/27 at atApr Kennesaw State W Jarret 45 .3 Joe Lower 1-2 20 3 40.2 61 39 36 32 17 25 24 93 8 08 Greensboro vs Marshall 2.0 3 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 9-3 4-1 4 0.80 37 * UNC L 6-7 *4/30 4/29 at atApr UNC Drew 7 8.2 10 9 17 2 426 6 0.77 .37 Jarret Leverett 0-3 0 24 61 3-7 45 36 45 328 0 7 Apr 13 Greensboro NORTH FLORIDA LL 2-3 1.1Johnson 2 0 0 97.03854 20-1 0 13 0 0 00 02 0 41.1 0 015 4-1 * UNC Greensboro *5/1 4/30 at atApr UNC Greensboro L 3-8 6-7 16 at Western Carolina 3.0 1 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 8-7 4-1 5 0.95 Totals 4..2 45 8 36-26 62 62 4 0 61 14 546.2 552 337 272 238 424 .327 65 648 35 Drew Johnson 9 3 0-1 7 1 0 0 8.2 15 10 9 2 6 . 0 5/4 at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W 13-12 *5/1 UNC Greensboro L 3-8 Apr 17 at Western Carolina 1.0 0 0 0 45.0489 36-26 2 0 620 62 0 43 610 14 0 552 0 16-13 4-1238 6 0.92 Opponents 26-36 10 0 546.2 539.1 624 425 272 329 266 424 398 86 913 35 54 Totals 337 .26 *5/6 WOFFORD L 2-7 5/4 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W 13-12 Apr 22 ELON 2.0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6-3 4-1 7 0.88 31 Opponents 425 329 .28920 54 * *5/7 5/6 WOFFORD WOFFORD 2-7 Apr 27 at Kennesaw StateWL 12-4 1.0 1 0 0 5.149 26-36 1 1 620 62 0 3 10 10 0 539.1 0 624 0 11-7 4-1266 398 7 0.86 * L 3-11 PB -2.2 Team (24). 4-2 Pickoffs7 - Team Apr 30 at UNC Greensboro 2 (12), 1 TRichardson 1 2 4 10, 1 Burruss 0 0 1, Cochrane 0 0 01, Opp 0 6-7 1.01 49 *5/8 5/7 WOFFORD WOFFORD W 12-4 * W 7-4 May 04 CHARLESTON SOUT 1 (12), 2 5,3Murray, 2 10, 0 3, 0Lower 0 1, 0Adams 0 2,01, 1 13-12 7 - Team 1.37 (23), Moye 7,3Beck M 2, Cochrane TRichardson 2, Leverett 1, 47 *5/13 5/8 DAVIDSON WOFFORD L 3-11 PB -1.1 Team TRichardson Burruss Opp (24). 4-2 Pickoffs May 08 WOFFORD 6.01, 5 7,(9). 4Beck 3 5,2Murray, 5- TRichardson 0 3, 0Lower 1 (69-87), 0Murray, 2 TRichardson 0M 3-11 4-2 7(10-14), 1.73 * W *5/13 5/13 DAVIDSON DAVIDSON W 5-2 7-4 Hess Opp SBA/ATT (22-28), (23), Moye M 2, 0Adams 2, 2,Beck Leverett 1, 99 May 13 DAVIDSON-1 W 3.0 3 2 2 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7-4 4-2 8 1.96 47 * *5/16 5/13 DAVIDSON DAVIDSON W 5-2 5-2 Hess (11-14), Lower (10-13), Moye (10-11), Adams (8-10), Leverett (2-7), Middour 16 DAVIDSON * 3.21, Opp 5 (9). 1 SBA/ATT 1 2 4- TRichardson 2 0 0 (69-87), 0 0Murray, 0 0M (22-28), 5-2 4-2 Beck8(10-14), 1.99 73 5/17 DAVIDSON atMay Charleston Southern W *5/16 W 14-9 5-2 (4-6), Burruss (5-6), Piccolo (4-4), (1-1), May 25 vs Charleston 1.0(11-14), 0 0 Lower 0 (10-13), 0 2 (5-6), 0 0Cochrane 0 0Adams 0 Snow 0 0(3-3), 4-2 Myers 4-2(2-7), 9 Middour 1.96 10 Hess Moye (10-11), (8-10), Leverett *5/19 Appalachian State L 1-11 5/17 at atMay Charleston Southern W 14-9 * 28 vs Charleston-1 5.0 Burruss 8 (1-1), 4 (5-6), 4Johnson 2 4(1-1). 1 0Cochrane 0 0(4-4), 0 Snow 2 0(3-3), 1-9 Myers 4-3 (1-1), 9 2.37 87 McCafferty (4-6), Piccolo (5-6), * 5/20 at Appalachian State L 6-8 *5/19 atJun Appalachian L 1-11 04 vs N.C.State State 3.0 3 1 1Johnson 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-5 4-3 9 2.39 38 * Appalachian W *5/21 5/20 at atTotals Appalachian State State L 12-4 6-8 2 McCafferty 67.2 50 (1-1), 23 18 21 72(1-1). 7 0 2 2 0 7 2 197-139 4-3 9 2.39 Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX Total Charleston State W 4-2 *!5/25 5/21 vs at Appalachian W 12-4 !!5/26 Carolina W Georgia Southern 49 1 425 5/25 vs vs Western Charleston W 12-1 4-2 Score by innings 1 33 2 41 3 67 4 63 5 46 6 58 7 44 8 23 9 EX Total !!5/28 Charleston L 12-1 1-9 5/26 vs vs Western Carolina W Opponents 40 38 46 54 58 28 44 34 23 15 3 337 Georgia Southern 49 50 33 36 41 39 67 63 1 425 5/28 vs vs Charleston Charleston W !5/28 L 7-6 1-9 Opponents 40 50 36 39 38 54 28 34 15 3 337 !5/29 Samford W 5/28 vs vs Charleston W 1-0 7-6 Win-loss breakouts: Day 22-15; Night 14-11; vs Left 9-11; vs Right 27-15; @!6/3 South Carolina L 1-2 5/29 at vs #4 Samford W 1-0 1-run games 7-6; 2-run 5+run games 20-12; inns 27-15; 1-2; Shutouts 6-1. Win-loss breakouts: Day games 22-15;2-4; Night 14-11; vs Left 9-11;Extra vs Right @ 6/4 vs N.C. State L 2-5 @6/3 at #4 South Carolina L 1-2 Current streak: Lost 2; Longest winning streak: 4;20-12; Longest losing streak: 4. 1-run games 7-6; 2-run games 2-4; 5+run games Extra inns 1-2; Shutouts 6-1. @6/4 vs N.C. State L 2-5 * = Conference game Attendance: Home (avg 1615); Away 30817 994); Total 808924. (avg 1304). Current streak: Lost50075 2; Longest winning streak: 4; (avg Longest losing streak: != Conference Tournament * = Southern Conference game Attendance: Home 50075 (avg 1615); Away 30817 (avg 994); Total 80892 (avg 1304). ! = Southern Conference Tournament

MURRAY PITCHER OF THE YEAR

MATT MURRAY 2011 Coaches SoCon Pitcher of the Year

SOCON HONOR ROLL

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE HONOR ROLL

CHRIS SHEHAN, OF 2008 PLAYER OF THE YEAR

MATT EASTERDAY, 2B 2000 PLAYER OF THE YEAR

TOMMY PETERMAN, 1B 1996 PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1994 FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

STEVE WILSON, C 1995 PLAYER OF THE YEAR

TODD GREENE, OF 1993 PLAYER OF THE YEAR

DAVID RAY 2000 PITCHER OF THE YEAR

TOD LEE 1997 PITCHER OF THE YEAR 1995 FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

JULIO AYALA 1996 PITCHER OF THE YEAR

WILLIAM RUSHING 1995 PITCHER OF THE YEAR

PAUL THORNTON 1993 PITCHER OF THE YEAR

BRETT LEWIS 1999 FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

1973 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES

1973 ROAD TO OMAHA

The pinnacle of college baseball is on display every June during the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. Georgia Southern has been a part of the showcase, twice earning trips to Rosenblatt Stadium to compete among the finest baseball programs in America. The names of Ron Polk, John Tamargo, Jim Morrison Ernie Venet, Jack Stallings, Joey Hamilton, Todd Greene and Rob Fitzpatrick are not only etched in the storied annals of Georgia Southern history, but in Omaha as well.

Front Row (L-R): Jim Morrison, Mike Cash, Steve Pietsch, Steve Daniel, John Tamargo, John Butler, Keathel Chauncey, Lewis Sellers, Jorge Perez. Middle row, left to right: Howard Mann, Mike Moore, Carl Person, Frank Reed, Ernie Venet, Rolando DeArmas, Norman Sapp, John Gibson, Steve Smith. Back Row (L-R): Straton Karatossos (trainer), Frank Arreola (trainer), Tom Smith (head trainer), Jerald Buchar, Richard Johnson, Ken Kruppa, Tom Bigwood, Hollis Griggs, Pete Dunn (assistant coach), Ken Weatherman (assistant coach), Ron Polk (head coach).

1973 NCAA District 3 at Starkville, MS Vanderbilt 6, Georgia Southern 2 Georgia Southern 1, Miami (Fla.) 0 Georgia Southern 5, Vanderbilt 2 Georgia Southern 4, Miami (Fla.) 1 1973 College World Series at Omaha, NE Texas 6, Georgia Southern 3 Making its first-ever College World Series appearance, Georgia Southern jumped out to a 2-0 lead. The Eagles scored a single run in the first and third inning. Texas responded with a run in the top of the fourth but Georgia Southern maintained its 2-run lead scoring once in the bottom half of the frame. Texas took the lead for good in the top of the fifth scoring three times. The Longhorns added two unearned runs in the top of the ninth for insurance. The Eagles turned four double plays and stranded 10 Longhorns on base. Carl Person and Jim Morrison had two hits apiece. Person hit a solo home run and scored two runs. Ernie Venet lost his first game of the season, falling to 12-1 allowing four runs (two earned) on 10 hits through seven innings. Georgia Southern 8, Harvard 0 The Eagles picked up their first-ever CWS win, blanking Harvard. Tom Bigwood pitched a 2-hit shutout, walking four and striking out seven. Bigwood, Jorge Perez, Jim Morrison and Keith Chauncey had two hits apiece as the Eagles out-hit the Crimson 13-2. Perez drove in four runs, hitting a pair of doubles. Morrison hit his 11th home run on the season. GS scored three runs in the second, one in the third and two each in the sixth and eighth inning. Leadoff hitter Ed Durso had both of Harvardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hits.

Minnesota 6, Georgia Southern 2 Georgia Southern was eliminated from the College World Series, falling 6-2 to the third-ranked team in the nation. The Golden Gophers broke a 1-all tie when future Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Dave Winfield hit a solo homer. UM scored three runs in the fourth. The Eagles jumped out to a 1-0 lead when Jim Morrison singled, stole second, advanced to third on a groundout then scored on an error. Minnesota went ahead on two solo home runs. The Gophers scored all three runs in the fourth on no hits, taking advantage of three walks, two errors and a groundout.

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

1990 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES

1990 ROAD TO OMAHA

Front Row (L-R) Jeff Coughlin, Thad Clayton, Chris Abner, Buddy Holder, Tim Wilder, Jay Berkner, Chris Tomey, Chris Petersen. Second row, left to right: Doug Eder, Kevin Thompson, Steve Siebert, Johnny Brown, Todd Greene, Kevin Hallman, Jim Carragher, Chris Rampone, Ben Hayslip, Pete O’Connor (manager). Third row, left to right: Rob Fitzpatrick, Peter Bouma, Russ Russell, Paul Frias, Mike Yuro, Chad Sumner, Matt Harris, Bryan Wiggins, Dave Masi. Back Row (L-R): Lyle Myers (trainer), Larry Bryant (assistant coach), Greg VanZant (assistant coach), Rich Piergustavo (assistant coach), Mike Miller, Scott Ryder, Joey Hamilton, John Barlowe (assistant coach), Dennis Goad (assistant coach), Scott Baker (assistant coach), Jack Stallings (head coach).

1990 Midwest Regional at Wichita, KS Georgia Southern 4, Wichita State 2 (13 inn.) Rob Fitzpatrick’s two-out solo home run in the top of the 13th inning broke a 2-all tie and Mike Yuro’s RBI double plating Chad Sumner added an insurance run. Scott Ryder earned his 11th win throwing four innings of perfect relief. Starter Joey Hamilton allowed nine hits, walked one and struck out four. The Eagles jumped out to a 2-0 lead but defending national champion Wichita State tied the game in the bottom of the ninth. All-American Todd Greene cut down the Shockers’ winning run at home plate by nailing Jim Audley for the second out. The attendance was 6,481 which ranked as the largest crowd for a college game in the state of Kansas. Georgia Southern 13, South Alabama 4 Peter Bouma won his 10th game, going the distance. He allowed six hits, three walks and fanned six. The Eagles erupted for six runs in the third inning. Rob Fitzpatrick hit a 3-run homer that frame. Every starter hit safely as the Eagles pounded out 14 hits. South Alabama 3, Georgia Southern 2 Scott Ryder pitched one of his best games of the season but Southern’s bats were held in check until the ninth inning when Todd Greene hit a 2-run homer. Georgia Southern 5, UCLA 4 Steve Siebert’s RBI double in the ninth proved to be the game-winner. Chad Sumner’s 2-RBI single. The Eagles also tallied a RBI single and

squeeze bunt. Joey Hamilton won his 17th game 2.2 innings of hitless relief. Georgia Southern 6, South Alabama 5 Rob Fitzpatrick hit a fifth inning grand slam while Joey Hamilton pitched 5.2 innings of relief to pick up his nation-leading 18th win. South Alabama tied the game at 5-all in the fifth inning.Mike Miller scored the gamewinning run in the sixth inning. 1990 College World Series at Omaha, NE Stanford 5, Georgia Southern 4 (10 inn.) Top-seeded Stanford survived an upset bid, defeating the Eagles. Rob Fitzpatrick’s sixth-inning blast, which a television replay showed cleared the left centerfield fence, was ruled a double instead of a 2-run homer. The Eagles took a 4-3 lead in the top of the 10th on a Cardinal throwing error. However, an Eagle error on a potential double play ball led to runners at first and second. Stanford scored one run on a sacrifice fly then the game-winner on a RBI single. The teams combined for 10 errors. Mississippi State 15, Georgia Southern 1 The Bulldogs plated 11 runs in the first inning, then cruised to a win that eliminated the Eagles. MSU scored those runs off nine hits and three Eagle errors. MSU sent 17 batters to the plate and broke College World Series record for most runs scored in the first inning and tied a CWS mark for most runs in an inning.

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1947 (0-1)

Date W/L GTC Opponent 5/6 L 8 7 at Georgia Tech

1948 (20-10)

Date W/L GTC 3/23 W 13 3/24 W 9 3/25 L - 3/25 W 8 3/27 W - 4/2 W - 4/3 W - 4/8 W - 4/9 - - 4/10 - - 4/15 - - 4/16 - - 4/21 - - 4/23 - - 4/24 W - 4/27 W 17 4/28 L 7 4/29 L 0 4/30 - - - - 5/1 5/3 - - 5/7 - - 5/8 - - 5/30 - - 6/1 - - 6/10 - - 6/11 - - 6/12 - - 6/19 L 2

Opponent 1 NAS Jacksonville 6 NAS Jacksonville - Florida 4 Stetson - Stetson - Erskine - Erskine - Mercer - Stetson - Stetson - Newberry - Millen - Parris Island - North Georgia - North Georgia 2 UGA, Savannah 8 Erskine 5 Erskine - Newberry - Parris Island - Mercer - Florida State - Florida State - Newberry - Parris Island - Oglethorpe - North Georgia - North Georgia 6 UGS

1949 (15-7)

No games record

1950 (8-13)

W/L GTC Opponent L 5 8 Erskine W 4 3 North Georgia W 3 2 North Georgia W 3 1 Mercer L 2 3 Presbyterian L 4 5 Erskine L 8 9 Erskine L 1 12 Newberry L 6 7 Presbyterian L 3 9 North Georgia W 9 8 North Georgia Trade L 1 6 NAS Jacksonville W 11 4 NAS Jacksonville L 3 4 NAS Jacksonville W 8 6 NAS Jacksonville W 2 1 Piedmont L 0 5 North Georgia

L 4 6 L 4 6 L 5 6 W 2 1

North Georgia Newberry Piedmont Piedmont

1951 (10-15)

Date W/L GTC Opponent 3/12 Rained Out Tennessee 3/13 Rained Out Tennessee 3/23 L 6 16 Presbyterian 3/24 L 7 20 Presbyterian 3/26 L 1 3 Erskine 3/27 W 10 9 Erskine 3/30 L 3 7 North Georgia 3/31 W 15 3 North Georgia 4/5 W 10 6 Mercer 4/10 W 18 7 Mercer 4/13 L - - Parris Island 4/14 L - - Parris Island 4/16 L 0 10 Erskine 4/17 L 2 7 Erskine 4/18 L 5 6 Presbyterian 4/21 W 18 4 Piedmont 8 Parris Island 4/24 W 11 4/25 L 3 6 Parris Island 4/27 W - - NAS Jacksonville 4/28 L 1 4 NAS Jacksonville 4/30 W - - NAS Jacksonville 4/30 W - - NAS Jacksonville 5/3 L 4 12 Piedmont 5/4 W 3 2 North Georgia 5/5 L 9 12 North Georgia 5/9 L - - Quantico Marines 5/10 L 8 9 Quantico Marines

1952 (17-11)

W/L GTC Opponent W 6 2 NAS Jacksonville L 5 6 NAS Jacksonville L 3 4 Florida Southern L 4 5 Florida Southern W 3 1 Rollins L 4 17 Stetson L 1 12 Stetson W 3 2 Presbyterian W 11 0 Erskine W 7 3 Erskine L 0 23 Parris Island L 1 9 Parris Island W 16 1 Piedmont W 5 1 Piedmont W 8 2 Erskine L 1 3 Erskine W 12 1 Presbyterian L 0 2 Parris Island W 6 5 NAS Jacksonville W 11 6 NAS Jacksonville W 5 4 Quantico Marines W 16 9 Mercer W 14 2 Piedmont

The great Babe Ruth (pictured with a Boston hat) shares a moment with the Georgia Teachers College, circa 1930s.

W L L W W

5 0 8 9 2 5 13 5 16 5

North Georgia Mercer Newberry North Georgia North Georgia

1953 (12-7)

No games record

1954 (10-8)

W/L GTC Opponent W 3 1 Davidson W 6 3 Erskine L 1 5 Erskine W 5 2 Piedmont W 2 1 Piedmont W 10 9 Camp Gordon W 3 2 North Georgia W 12 0 North Georgia L 5 7 Mercer L 4 7 Florida State L 0 2 Newberry L 3 8 Erskine W 5 4 Parris Island L 0 1 Parris Island W 8 2 Piedmont W 8 4 Piedmont L 0 3 North Georgia L 7 8 Erskine

1955 (15-7)

5 3 George Washington W L 2 21 Duke

1958 (14-11)

W/L GTC Opponent W 15 10 Erskine W 3 1 Erskine L 1 8 at Ohio State L 2 7 at Rollins L 3 4 at Ohio State W 5 2 at Rollins L 1 11 Stetson W 8 6 Stetson L 7 9 West Virginia L 3 8 Amherst W 7 1 Davidson W 4 3 Furman W 16 4 Furman W 6 2 at Erskine W 7 0 at Erskine L 2 5 Jacksonville W 12 7 Presbyterian L 1 11 at Stetson L 3 4 at Stetson W 8 1 at Jacksonville W 8 3 at Mercer W 8 5 at Presbyterian W 10 0 Mercer L 10 15 at Florida State L 3 17 at Florida State

No games record

1956 (17-8)

Date W/L GTC 3/9 L 0 3/10 L 5 3/15 L 6 3/16 L 0 3/19 L 5 3/20 L - 3/24 W 6 3/26 W 8 3/27 W 14 3/29 W 14 3/30 W 6 3/31 W 6 4/2 W 20 4/7 W 16 4/19 W 8 4/20 - - 4/30 W 10 5/4 - - 5/5 - - 5/9 - -

Opponent 8 Parris Island 6 Parris Island 7 Stetson 6 Rollins 6 Florida State - Florida State 5 Erskine 5 Kentucky 5 Kentucky 2 North Georgia 5 Indiana 4 Catawba 3 Amherst 3 American Intl. 5 Piedmont - Newberry 1 Valdosta State - Florida State - Florida State - Florida State

1957 (18-10-1)

W/L GTC Opponent W 6 4 Erskine W 8 6 Erskine W 6 5 Newberry T (10) 5 5 American International W 9 1 American International L 5 8 Catawba W 9 3 Catawba L 4 7 Amherst W 12 4 Presbyterian W 6 4 Georgia W 9 2 Georgia L 11 12 Newberry L 0 3 Furman W 4 3 Stetson W 10 1 Stetson L 2 13 Florida State L 3 8 Florida State W 9 1 Georgia L 10 12 Georgia W 10 2 Presbyterian L 0 2 Stetson W 6 2 Stetson W 6 1 Erskine W 4 0 Erskine W 10 0 Mercer W 8 0 Mercer L 3 5 Florida State

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

1959 (12-12-1)

W/L GS Opponent W 3 2 Kentucky L 0 8 Kentucky W 6 3 Stetson L 8 19 Stetson W 3 1 Davidson W 15 12 American Intl. W 4 1 American Intl. T 6 6 Amherst L 4 5 Newberry L 4 7 Furman W 20 1 Furman L 6 9 South Carolina L 5 7 South Carolina L 3 4 Mercer L 1 7 Florida State W 6 2 Erskine W 15 10 Erskine L 6 8 Mercer L 2 5 Clemson W 2 1 Clemson W 5 4 Florida State W 17 4 Stetson W 8 2 Stetson L 3 9 Furman L 2 3 Furman

1960 (21-11-1)

W/L GS Opponent T 7 7 Clemson L 4 15 Clemson L 3 4 Furman W 8 7 Davidson W 6 5 Davidson L 3 8 Amherst L 3 8 Amherst W 4 3 Parris Island L 1 7 Parris Island L 7 8 Kentucky W 15 8 Kentucky W 9 8 Erskine W 10 3 Erskine W 11 4 Newberry L 3 5 Newberry L 2 6 Florida State W 10 9 Florida State W 7 6 Mercer W 10 9 South Carolina W 9 2 South Carolina W 10 1 Erskine W 10 0 Erskine W 7 4 Newberry

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS W 4 2 W 4 2 L 0 1 W 5 2 W 12 1 W 3 1 L 0 4

Mercer Omaha Whitworth Indiana State Whitworth Southern Whitworth

1961 (15-11)

W/L GS Opponent W 8 6 Vanderbilt W 4 1 Vanderbilt L 3 6 South Carolina L 8 9 South Carolina W 3 2 William Jewell W 12 1 William Jewell L 6 8 Wake Forest L 7 8 North Carolina L 1 3 Kentucky W 2 1 Kentucky W 12 4 Davidson W 11 6 Davidson W 10 3 Amherst W 10 6 Amherst L 4 6 Florida State L 1 9 Florida State W 8 3 Newberry W 10 1 Davidson W 5 1 Davidson W 12 4 Mercer L 6 7 Newberry L 1 17 Newberry L 2 3 The Citadel W 5 1 The Citadel L 8 17 Florida State W 8 4 Mercer

1962 (21-8)

No games record

1963 (23-12)

No games record

1964 (21-11)

No games record

1965 (23-9)

No games record

1966 (19-12)

W/L GS Opponent W 8 0 Kentucky L 4 6 Tennessee W 6 1 Tennessee L 2 6 Wake Forest W 12 1 Davidson W 8 4 Amherst L 3 5 Amherst

W 10 8 W 16 6 W 7 1 W 4 0 W 8 3 W 18 0 2 3 L L 6 8 W 15 5 3 0 W W 6 3 W 7 4 W 5 0 3 8 L L 3 9 W 6 2 L 4 9 1 9 L W 3 2 7 5 W 1 11 L 0 10 L 9 10 L W 4 1

Amherst Hampden-Sydney Hampden-Sydney Erskine The Citadel Pembroke State Pembroke State Carson-Newman Eastern Kentucky Eastern Kentucky Carson-Newman Miami Miami at Wake Forest at Davidson at Davidson Florida State Florida State at Jacksonville South Carolina South Carolina at Florida State at Florida State Mercer

1967 (31-18)

No games record

1968 (31-21)

No games record

1969 (20-15)

No games record

1970 (22-13)

W/L GS Opponent L 1 5 Clemson L 1 2 Virginia Tech W 4 0 Virginia Tech L 2 6 Clemson W 3 0 West Liberty 6 0 West Liberty W W 10 2 West Liberty W 7 2 Western Carolina W 3 2 Western Carolina L 2 3 Lehigh W 3 2 Carson-Newman W 6 2 Pembroke State L 1 6 Wake Forest L 2 7 Lewis L 3 5 Eastern Michigan W 4 1 Lewis W 4 3 Lewis L 3 9 Eastern Michigan W 4 3 Eastern Kentucky 9 2 Eastern Kentucky W 4 1 Eastern Kentucky W W 6 1 Eastern Kentucky W 5 3 Valdosta State L 1 2 North Carolina

The 1962 team captured the NAIA National Championship, the first title in program history.

6 2 W L 0 3 5 2 W 5 4 W 5 12 L 4 8 L W 4 1 W 6 1 W 3 1 3 8 L 2 1 W

Wake Forest High Point South Carolina South Carolina Florida State Florida State Valdosta State Erskine Erskine Florida State Florida State

1971 (20-21)

Date W/L GS 4/10 L 3 4/11 W 6 4/13 L 4 4/14 W 13 4/16 W 7 4/17 W 11 4/20 W 6 4/21 L 1 4/23 W 17 4/24 L 1 4/26 L 5 4/27 W 6 4/30 W 7 5/1 W 20 5/5 L 1 5/6 W 10 5/7 W 4 5/7 L 6

Opponent 5 South Carolina 5 South Carolina 5 Broward JC 1 Broward JC 2 Indian River JC 1 Indian River JC 1 at Palm Beach JC 2 at Palm Beach JC 10 at Miami-Dade North 12 at Miami-Dade North 7 Valencia JC 0 at Miami (Fla.) 0 Edison JC 2 Edison JC 4 Chipola JC 7 Florida JC 0 Seminole JC 11 Gulf Coast JC

1972 (31-19)

Date W/L GS 3/11 W 7 3/11 W 7 3/17 W 3 3/17 L 1 3/18 W 10 3/18 W 6 3/19 W 3 3/20 W 8 3/22 W 3 3/23 W 12 3/24 W 10 3/26 W 15 3/26 L 3 3/27 L 8 3/27 W 8 3/28 W 3 3/30 W 8 3/31 W 6 3/31 W 8 W 4 4/2 4/3 L 6 4/3 W 9 4/4 L 1 4/6 L 3 4/7 W 5 4/8 L 2 4/8 L 0 4/9 L 3 4/10 W 7 4/12 L 5 4/14 L 0 4/15 W 6 4/24 W 3 4/25 W 3 4/28 W 5 4/28 L 0 4/29 L 3 5/1 W 8 W 7 5/2 5/6 W 4 5/6 L 2 5/7 L 10 W 2 5/9 5/12 L 1 5/13 W 6 5/13 L 1 5/16 W 9 5/17 W 9 2 5/20 L 5/20 L 2

Opponent 2 West Chester St 1 West Chester St 1 Virginia Tech 2 Clemson 4 Clemson 0 Virginia Tech 0 Virginia Tech 4 Virginia Tech 1 Fairleigh Dickinson 9 Fairleigh Dickinson 1 Fairleigh Dickinson 4 Fairleigh Dickinson 6 Fairleigh Dickinson 9 Lehigh 6 Carson-Newman 0 Lehigh 2 Lehigh 4 Lehigh 6 Morris Harvey 1 Western Carolina 8 Western Carolina 7 Wake Forest 4 Wake Forest 4 Lewis 1 Lewis 5 Lewis 7 Stetson 7 Florida State 6 Florida State 9 at Valdosta State 1 South Carolina 4 South Carolina 2 Jacksonville 2 Jacksonville 3 at South Carolina 4 at South Carolina 4 at South Carolina 4 at Georgia 2 Valdosta State 3 at Florida State 5 at Florida State 12 at Florida State 0 Georgia 2 at Jacksonville 3 at Jacksonville 2 at Jacksonville 0 Oglethorpe 0 Oglethorpe 4 at Georgia Tech 3 at Georgia Tech

1973 (43-12)

Date W/L GS Opponent 3/2 W 8 1 at Stetson 3/3 W 5 1 at Stetson 3/3 W 4 0 at Stetson 3/7 W 13 3 Pembroke State 3/17 W 9 6 Virginia Tech 3/17 W 3 2 Virginia Tech 3/18 W 6 4 Virginia Tech 3/18 W 15 3 Lehigh 3/19 W 10 9 Lehigh 3/19 L 1 5 George Mason 3/20 W 11 4 George Mason 26 0 Virginia Tech 3/21 W 3/22 L 5 7 Lehigh 3/23 W 9 2 Lehigh 3/24 W 8 5 Western Carolina 3/27 W 12 3 Fairleigh Dickinson 3/28 W 9 4 Fairleigh Dickinson 3/28 W 11 5 Fairleigh Dickinson 4/2 W 5 1 Stetson 4/2 W 8 3 Stetson 4/13 L 2 4 South Carolina 4/14 W 3 2 South Carolina 4/15 W 9 0 Oglethorpe 4/15 W 7 0 Oglethorpe 4/16 L 5 8 Lewis 4/17 W 6 5 Lewis 4/17 W 10 5 Lewis 4/18 W 3 0 Lewis 4/19 W 8 4 St. Leo’s 4/20 W 6 3 St. Leo’s 4/21 W 7 0 Florida State 4/21 L 8 13 Florida State 4/22 W 7 3 Florida State 4/23 L 3 9 Jacksonville 4/23 W 13 12 Jacksonville 4/24 W 9 2 Jacksonville 4/27 W 12 4 South Carolina 4/27 L 5 8 South Carolina 4/29 W 12 0 Valdosta State 4/29 W 8 5 Valdosta State 5/5 W 5 4 at Florida State 5/6 L 1 4 at Florida State 5/12 L 10 11 at Jacksonville 5/13 W 8 6 at Jacksonville 5/15 W 11 0 at Oglethorpe 5/15 W 7 0 at Oglethorpe 5/16 W 6 5 at Georgia Tech 5/16 W 13 2 at Georgia Tech 5/24 L 2 6 %Vanderbilt 5/25 W 1 0 %Miami 5/26 W 5 2 %Vanderbilt 5/29 W 4 1 %Miami 6/9 L 3 6 &Texas 6/10 W 8 0 &Harvard 6/11 L 2 6 &Texas % - NCAA District III Tournament; & - NCAA College World Series

1974 (47-14)

W/L GS Opponent W 9 8 Clemson W 5 2 Clemson W 6 3 Clemson W 19 0 Appalachian State W 7 5 Appalachian State W 7 5 Appalachian State 17 7 Appalachian State W W 9 1 Lehigh W 8 3 Lehigh W 10 2 Lehigh W 8 3 Central Michigan L 6 7 Central Michigan W 14 2 Lehigh W 9 1 Austin Peay W 4 0 Austin Peay W 11 3 George Mason W 4 3 Virginia Tech W 10 0 Virginia Tech W 4 3 Howard 3 0 Virginia Tech W W 10 2 Western Carolina W 14 0 Western Carolina

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS W 13 0 Western Carolina W 1 0 Birmingham Southern W 17 6 Birmingham Southern W 2 0 South Carolina W 6 4 South Carolina W 10 5 Georgia Tech W 5 4 Florida International W 7 0 Florida International W 7 1 Columbus W 10 1 Columbus L 0 6 Lewis W 9 4 Lewis W 4 1 Lewis W 9 4 Lewis L 3 6 Valdosta State 4 5 Valdosta State L W 13 3 Florida State L 2 4 Florida State W 9 1 Mercer L 0 5 Jacksonville W 9 0 Jacksonville L 1 9 South Carolina W 4 1 South Carolina L 2 9 South Carolina W 13 2 Armstrong L 2 6 Stetson W 7 3 Stetson W 10 5 Jacksonville W 4 1 Jacksonville L 1 6 Florida State L 2 3 Florida State L 6 7 Florida State W 22 0 Mercer W 6 0 Mercer W 12 0 Armstrong L 1 2 %Miami W 8 1 %Miami W 5 3 %Vanderbilt L 0 1 %South Carolina % - NCAA District III Tournament at Starkville, MS

1975 (34-19)

W/L GS Opponent W 3 0 West Virginia Tech L 0 3 Clemson W 1 0 Carson Newman W 3 2 Jacksonville W 2 1 Virginia tech W 3 0 Lehigh W 2 0 NYU Stonybrook W 2 0 George Mason T 1 1 Howard W 1 0 lewis W 2 0 Western Carolina 2 0 St. Leo W W 1 0 Armstrong State L 1 4 South Carolina W 1 0 Georgia W 1 0 Valdosta State W 2 0 Mercer (Atlanta) W 1 0 Georgia Tech L 1 4 Florida State

1976 (36-18)

No games record

1977 (37-25-1)

W/L GS Opponent W 8 2 Lamar W 7 2 Biola W 12 3 Chihuana L 2 3 Chapman W 12 6 Furman W 5 1 Furman W (12) 5 4 Virginia Tech W (8) 16 1 Slippery Rock W 8 6 West Virginia L 0 1 Austin Peay L 3 8 Austin Peay T 2 2 Austin Peay

W 8 7 North Carolina W 6 0 Mercyhurst L 8 11 Lehigh W 13 2 Virginia W 3 2 Virginia W 7 4 Coastal Carolina L 3 4 SIU Edwardsville 5 3 SIU Edwardsville W L 3 5 Florida L 6 9 C.W. Post W 3 2 Florida State L 0 6 Florida State 3 6 Florida State L 14 1 C.W. Post W W 14 8 SUNY Brookport W 13 1 SUNY Brookport W 2 1 Stetson W 3 2 Stetson W 3 2 Stetson W 15 9 Armstrong W 7 2 Augusta L 1 10 at Miami L 3 4 at Miami 1 5 at Florida Intl. L L 0 7 at Florida Intl. W 6 4 Mercer W 7 6 Mercer 2 5 at South Carolina L 3 7 at South Carolina L L 1 2 Valdosta State W 26 5 Valdosta State W (11) 14 13 Georgia W 10 5 at Mercer L 4 5 at Mercer W 3 2 Wofford W 4 0 USC Aiken W 21 0 USC Aiken W 16 3 USC Aiken W 4 3 South Carolina L 1 9 South Carolina L 0 3 Jacksonville W 8 3 Jacksonville W 10 4 Jacksonville W 12 5 at Mercer-Atlanta L 0 2 at Mercer-Atlanta W 1 0 at Jacksonville L 1 7 at Jacksonville L 3 4 at Florida State L 9 10 at Florida State L 5 6 at Columbus L 9 11 at Columbus W 1 0 at Armstrong

1978 (35-15)

NCAA â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Coach of the Yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Ron Polk (center) and 1974 co-captains Carl Person (left) and Steve Pietsch (right) hold the District 3 Championship plaque. The 1973 Eagles advanced to the College World Series.

W/L GS Opponent W 4 2 Clemson W 3 1 Clemson L 2 5 Clemson W 6 3 Campbell W 7 1 Campbell W 2 1 Davidson 3 8 Western Kentucky L W 17 5 at Jacksonville L 3 4 at Jacksonville 13 3 at Stetson W W 8 7 at Stetson L 3 10 at Stetson W 5 4 Baptist W 13 5 Baptist W 7 1 Coastal Carolina W 8 2 Coastal Carolina L 2 3 Lehigh L 4 6 Lehigh 26 1 Mars Hill W W 17 1 Tri State W 14 1 Tri State W 18 0 Tri State W 15 0 SUNY Brockport W 3 1 SUNY Brockport W 3 0 Columbus W 6 3 Columbus L 2 5 at Valdosta State L 3 7 at Valdosta State 2 1 at South Carolina W L 3 7 at South Carolina W 13 11 at Mercer L 0 1 Florida State

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4 3 Florida State W W 5 0 Mercer 2 3 Florida International L 3 5 Florida International L W 6 1 Jacksonville W 4 3 Jacksonville W 10 3 Mercer-Atlanta W 5 3 Mercer-Atlanta W 9 4 Armstrong 13 2 at Georgia W 7 1 Georgia College W 3 9 at Florida State L 4 2 at Florida State W 4 at Florida State W (8) 7 L 1 6 Miami L 5 7 Miami W 8 0 at Armstrong 3 2 at Armstrong W

1979 (46-15)

W/L GS Opponent W 12 1 Campbell W 12 7 Campbell W 5 1 Old Dominion W 5 0 Old Dominion W 9 0 West Virginia W 10 3 West Virginia W 23 3 Western Kentucky W 13 9 Catholic W 10 4 Catholic W 15 1 George Mason W 8 2 Brockport State W 9 2 Brockport State W 9 6 Florida International L 9 13 Bowling Green L 2 7 Florida International L 4 7 Miami L 6 10 Miami L 1 13 Jacksonville W 9 8 Jacksonville L 1 4 Jacksonville W 9 0 Lehigh W 5 3 Lehigh W 5 2 Armstrong W 2 0 Armstrong W 12 2 Baptist W 9 4 Baptist W 21 0 Valdosta State L 3 9 Valdosta State W 16 3 Georgia W 13 4 Howard 5 21 South Carolina L L 5 6 South Carolina W 6 3 Mercer W 6 0 Stetson W 11 1 Stetson L 4 6 Florida State W 7 4 Florida State L 4 5 Florida State W 8 1 Niagara W 4 1 Mercer W 20 2 Niagara L 1 4 South Carolina W 6 5 South Carolina W 10 8 Clemson L 0 1 Clemson W 12 10 Clemson W 12 9 Jacksonville W 15 1 Coastal Carolina W 3 2 Coastal Carolina W 6 3 Mercer-Atlanta L 5 8 Mercer-Atlanta W 11 6 Armstrong W 3 2 Baptist W 19 2 Baptist W 8 3 Florida State W 8 1 Florida State W 7 0 Columbus W 5 3 Columbus L 4 8 %Clemson W 5 3 %The Citadel L 0 2 %Clemson % - NCAA Atlantic Regional at Coral Gables, FL

1980 (38-21-1)

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS L 5 9 Alabama W 20 11 Alabama W 11 8 Alabama W 8 6 North Carolina W 5 3 Campbell L 3 7 Virginia W 12 4 George Mason W 5 2 Yale W 5 4 Maryland W 6 1 American W 11 7 Stetson L 4 9 at Stetson W 3 1 Stetson L 3 7 at Adelphi W 5 2 at Jacksonville L 4 3 at Jacksonville W 5 2 South Carolina W 4 3 South Carolina W 3 2 C.W. Post W 16 4 C.W. Post W 13 0 Lehigh W 6 0 Lehigh 10 2 West Chester State W W 5 2 West Chester State L 2 4 Florida International L 4 5 Florida International L 2 14 Georgia State 7 0 Georgia State W W 10 0 Baptist W 7 5 Baptist L 3 6 Coastal Carolina 15 7 Coastal Carolina W L 3 4 at Valdosta State 5 7 Valdosta State L W 9 7 at Mercer 17 6 at Baptist W W 3 1 at Baptist W 10 5 Jacksonville W 6 5 Jacksonville W 14 3 Jacksonville T 5 5 Georgia L 3 9 Mercer L 4 7 at South Carolina L 1 8 at South Carolina W 13 2 Georgia College W 2 1 Mercer-Atlanta W 4 1 Mercer-Atlanta L 3 4 #Centenary W 8 6 #Northeast Louisiana W 11 4 #NW State W 5 4 #Mercer W 15 1 #Mercer L 3 13 Clemson L 8 10 Clemson W 15 5 Clemson L 3 5 Florida State L 11 13 Florida State W 8 3 Florida State

L 2 7 %South Carolina 1 3 %East Tennessee St L # - Trans America Athletic Tournament; % - NCAA Atlantic Regional at Clemson, S.C.

1981 (41-22)

W/L GS Opponent W 3 2 at Florida State W 5 2 at Florida State L 6 14 at Florida State W 3 2 at Jacksonville W 8 6 at Florida W 10 5 at Jacksonville W 10 5 at Jacksonville W 15 0 Campbell W 9 3 Campbell W 12 0 American W 6 0 American 4 9 East Tennessee St L L 2 4 American L 1 3 East Tennessee St W 7 2 East Tennessee St W 9 4 American L 5 7 Lehigh W 14 9 American L 0 9 East Tennessee St L 7 10 North Carolina 17 9 North Carolina W L 0 3 Lafayette L 4 5 Lafayette W 9 5 Lafayette W 2 1 *at Ark-Little Rock W 15 0 *at Ark-Little Rock W 6 4 *at Ark-Little Rock L 1 10 at Alabama W 7 2 at Alabama W 6 5 at Clemson 0 6 at Clemson L W 8 7 at Clemson W 7 1 Coastal Carolina W 3 2 *Mercer W 4 0 *Mercer W 9 3 *Mercer L 7 12 Jacksonville L 9 11 Jacksonville W 6 1 Valdosta State W 3 2 Valdosta State W 9 2 Augusta T 7 7 *at Mercer W 12 5 *at Mercer L 4 5 Georgia W 12 6 Georgia W 9 8 Georgia L 0 3 Stetson W 7 2 Stetson W 10 2 Stetson

The 1981 Georgia Southern team was led by senior pitchers (L-R): Paul Kilimonis, Chuck Lusted, Carlos Colon and Roger Godwin. They went on to win 41 games.

L 5 12 at South Carolina L 6 7 at South Carolina W 10 5 at Georgia State 7 4 at Georgia State W 6 5 at Mercer-Atlanta W W 7 5 at Mercer-Atlanta W 5 4 #Centenary L 3 5 #Mercer W 4 3 #Centenary L 3 9 #Mercer L 3 7 at South Carolina L 1 2 Florida State 1 6 Florida State L 6 0 South Carolina W 1 6 South Carolina L * - TAAC; # - TAAC Tournament

1982 (34-33)

W/L GS Opponent W 4 2 Georgia State W 7 3 Georgia State W 10 0 Evansville W 11 4 Evansville L 2 5 at Florida State L 5 9 at Florida State W 10 8 Appalachian State W 8 7 Jacksonville L 7 8 Jacksonville L 0 9 Jacksonville W 6 3 James Madison W 9 3 William & Mary L 6 8 James Madison W 6 4 East Tennessee W 6 5 American W 7 0 William & Mary W 7 1 American W 9 6 East Tennessee W 7 4 James Madison L 4 10 James Madison W 9 0 Lehigh W 11 5 C.W. Post L 1 12 *Arkansas-Little Rock W 5 2 *Arkansas-Little Rock W 22 11 *Arkansas-Little Rock L 6 7 *Arkansas-Little Rock W 10 2 *Arkansas-Little Rock L 2 10 at Stetson W 2 1 Northwestern W 9 5 Stetson W 4 0 Stetson L 1 6 Valdosta State L 2 6 Valdosta State W 8 2 Armstrong L 5 11 at Jacksonville L 8 10 at Jacksonville L 8 15 *at Mercer L 6 8 *at Mercer L 2 10 *at Mercer W 7 3 Coastal Carolina L 5 9 Coastal Carolina L 4 8 South Carolina W 14 4 *Mercer W 7 5 *Mercer W 6 2 Alabama L 4 5 Alabama W 15 3 Mercer-Atlanta W 12 3 Mercer-Atlanta L 0 4 at South Carolina L 3 16 at South Carolina L 1 2 at Georgia W 7 6 Augusta L 5 7 #Hardin Simmons L 6 7 #Hardin Simmons 8 2 South Carolina W L 4 10 South Carolina L (10) 4 5 Florida State L 4 8 Florida State L 9 19 Florida State L 5 11 at Armstrong L 0 2 at Georgia Tech W 8 3 at Georgia Tech W (11) 6 5 Miami L 5 14 Miami L 5 25 Clemson W 7 6 Clemson L 2 12 Clemson

1983 (38-24)

W/L GS Opponent L 4 7 Florida International W 8 5 Florida International W 12 8 Georgia L 2 7 Georgia W 7 2 Georgia L 4 5 Coastal Carolina W 16 4 Coastal Carolina W 21 7 Methodist W 7 5 Jacksonville L 13 15 Jacksonville W 12 7 Richmond W 9 8 William & Mary W 19 7 American W 7 4 William & Mary W 10 7 Towson State L 7 10 Richmond W 13 4 American W 14 11 Towson State W 8 2 Princeton W 24 5 George Washington W 14 5 C.W. Post L 1 14 Alabama L 1 14 Alabama L 3 4 Clemson L 0 1 Clemson L 4 5 Clemson W 15 14 Lehigh W 9 2 Mercer W 16 8 Stetson W 19 4 Stetson W 18 12 Stetson L 0 8 South Carolina W 10 0 Samford W 15 0 Samford L 3 12 Florida State L 6 9 Florida State W 14 5 Mercer L 7 12 Mercer W 7 5 South Carolina L 5 17 South Carolina L 4 16 Florida State L 1 8 Florida State L 1 4 Armstrong W 3 1 South Carolina W 4 1 Valdosta State W 6 5 Valdosta State L 7 8 Armstrong State L 6 8 Mercer W 13 9 Centenary W 9 4 Nicholls State W 6 5 N.W. State L 7 8 Arkansas-Little Rock W 4 1 ASC L 1 13 Jacksonville L 3 9 Jacksonville W 2 1 Jacksonville W 6 3 Mercer W 6 5 Augusta W 11 0 Mercer-Atlanta W 11 0 Mercer-Atlanta L 6 10 Georgia State W 9 5 Georgia State

1984 (32-37)

W/L GS Opponent L 3 5 Stetson W 9 8 Stetson L 8 10 Stetson L 7 15 Georgia Tech L 6 18 Georgia Tech W 17 11 Clemson L 3 10 Clemson L 5 10 Clemson W 11 8 Detroit L 3 9 Detroit W 11 4 Towson State L 4 11 James Madison L 2 4 Detroit W 9 1 West Virginia W 6 1 Towson State W 16 15 Richmond W 11 4 Richmond W 7 0 Delaware State W 7 0 Delaware State

13 NCAA Regional Appearances â&#x20AC;˘ 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS L 6 7 VMI W 11 10 Lehigh W 10 1 Georgia State W 6 3 Georgia State W 14 4 Georgia State L 7 10 Samford L 9 10 Troy State L 5 12 Troy State W 6 1 West Florida L 4 5 Florida State L 3 21 Florida State L 6 9 Alabama L 11 35 Alabama W 15 2 Valdosta State L 2 3 Valdosta State L 4 7 South Carolina L 9 11 South Carolina L 2 4 Florida State W 6 3 Florida State L 7 10 Armstrong State W 4 1 Armstrong State 7 21 Georgia L 0 4 Georgia L L 2 18 Georgia W 11 0 Samford W 19 1 Samford W 12 4 Samford W 16 9 Samford W 8 3 South Carolina W 15 3 Georgia State L 7 21 Georgia State 13 2 Georgia State W L 3 4 South Carolina W (11) 5 4 Mercer W 3 0 Mercer L 5 13 Mercer L 1 3 Coastal Carolina W (11) 9 3 Coastal Carolina L 6 17 Jacksonville L 6 14 Jacksonville W (8) 4 3 Jacksonville L 11 14 Mercer W 12 10 Mercer W 14 5 Mercer L 3 5 Jacksonville L 3 10 Jacksonville W (10) 4 3 Hardin-Simmons L 3 6 Nicholls State W 14 4 Mercer L 4 16 Nicholls State

1985 (41-23)

W/L GS Opponent W 5 0 Western Carolina W 11 7 Western Carolina L 9 10 Western Carolina W 4 3 Western Carolina L 2 6 Georgia College 4 5 at Florida State L L 6 12 at Florida State W 10 6 Georgia W 5 4 Georgia 11 17 Georgia L W 9 0 East Tennessee W 15 2 Robert Morris W 9 7 LaSalle L 2 5 Seton Hall W 9 3 Robert Morris W 8 0 East Tennessee W 15 8 East Tennessee W 5 4 Robert Morris W 13 11 LaSalle W 15 4 West Virginia W (10) 7 6 West Virginia W 20 4 Lehigh W 11 3 Georgia State W 3 0 Georgia State 1 3 at Clemson L L 4 11 at Clemson W 4 1 at Samford W 9 3 at Samford 32 11 at Samford W L 5 7 at South Carolina W 14 5 at South Carolina W 10 7 Armstrong State W 14 8 South Carolina W 9 4 South Carolina

10 7 Armstrong State W 14 8 South Carolina W W 9 4 South Carolina L 2 8 Valdosta State W 4 1 Valdosta State W (10) 8 7 Armstrong State L 4 8 Stetson W 11 2 Stetson 7 8 Florida State L 4 6 Florida State L W 6 2 Samford W 10 1 Samford W 8 1 Samford 4 7 at Mercer L W 6 1 at Mercer 4 5 at Mercer L 10 2 at Georgia State W 7 1 at Georgia State W 9 16 at Georgia State L W 16 5 Jacksonville L 1 10 Jacksonville W 12 5 Mercer W 5 0 Mercer W 12 3 Mercer L 3 4 at Armstrong State 9 0 at Armstrong State W 6 8 at Jacksonville L 4 6 at Jacksonville L 7 8 at Jacksonville L 6 15 at Georgia Tech L L 1 3 at Georgia Tech W 3 1 #Hardin-Simmons W 10 6 #Hardin-Simmons # - TAAC Tournament

1986 (36-23-1)

W/L GS Opponent W 11 6 Western Carolina L 3 4 Western Carolina L 7 8 Western Carolina L 5 6 Western Carolina W 10 3 Jacksonville L 7 9 Jacksonville W 10 6 Jacksonville W 9 3 Clemson L 8 12 Clemson L 10 12 Clemson W 5 1 Georgia Tech W 11 8 Georgia Tech L 2 3 Stetson W 9 0 Stetson W 17 5 William & Mary 7 5 Ball State W W 11 4 Eastern Michigan W 12 4 William & Mary L 5 11 Ball State 7 16 Eastern Michigan L 5 3 Eastern Michigan W T 11 11 Ball State L 7 12 Old Dominion L 4 8 West Virginia 15 13 West Virginia W L 0 4 Georgia State W 7 1 Georgia State L 4 5 Georgia State W 12 4 Samford W 5 4 Samford L 6 14 Samford W 15 1 Mercer W 6 5 Mercer W 5 4 Mercer 3 14 South Carolina L W 5 3 South Carolina 10 9 Georgia State W 3 14 Georgia State L 8 2 Georgia State W W 9 6 South Carolina W 10 4 Samford L 4 12 Samford W 10 0 Samford W 12 3 Augusta W 3 0 Mercer W 3 1 Mercer L 7 9 Mercer 3 5 South Carolina L 6 3 Georgia W W 8 3 Georgia

L W L W L W W W W L

11 12 Georgia 20 3 Hardin-Simmons 8 9 Hardin-Simmons 25 15 Hardin-Simmons 5 8 Armstrong State 22 12 Augusta 13 6 Armstrong State 6 5 Armstrong State 4 2 Georgia Tech 1 7 Georgia Tech

1987 (33-30)

W/L GS Opponent W 6 5 Western Carolina L 12 14 Western Carolina W 10 0 Western Carolina L 7 8 Western Carolina L 6 7 Armstrong State L 3 10 Georgia Tech L 1 2 Georgia Tech L 5 12 *Stetson L 4 6 *Stetson W 13 3 *Stetson L 13 18 South Carolina 5 11 South Carolina L W 10 3 Clemson L 2 8 Clemson L 5 14 Clemson W 5 4 C.W. Post T 0 0 New York Tech W 6 1 Eastern Michigan W 6 3 West Virginia W 10 4 James Madison L 4 15 C.W. Post L 5 8 New York Tech L 2 6 South Carolina L 6 13 South Carolina L 1 5 Georgia W 10 5 Georgia L 6 10 Alabama-Birmingham W 6 5 *Samford L 2 4 *Samford W 5 0 *Samford L 1 3 Armstrong State W (10) 2 1 *Stetson W 4 3 *Stetson W 18 5 *Stetson L 2 7 *Mercer W 12 5 *Mercer W 15 4 *Samford W 10 0 *Samford W 17 8 *Samford W 23 7 Augusta W 17 3 Armstrong State L 9 12 Jacksonville W 14 7 Jacksonville W 8 5 Jacksonville W 6 5 Georgia L 4 13 Georgia W 7 6 *Mercer W 9 3 *Mercer L 3 4 *Mercer W 7 3 Augusta W 10 7 #Arkansas-Little Rock W 18 0 #Stetson W 8 6 #Stetson W 9 3 Jacksonville L 2 7 Jacksonville L 3 4 Jacksonville L 9 11 Georgia Tech L 6 14 Georgia Tech 10 11 Armstrong State L W 11 6 %Miami L 1 6 %South Alabama W 3 1 %Central Michigan L 0 3 %South Alabama * - TAAC; # - TAAC Tournament; % - NCAA Atlantic Regional at Tallahassee, FL

1988 (30-27)

W/L GS Opponent 3 2 Georgia Tech W L 3 11 Georgia Tech W 7 2 Baptist L 8 10 Baptist

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L 3 4 Auburn-Montgomery W 14 10 Auburn-Montgomery W 16 4 USC Aiken W 18 10 USC Aiken W 2 1 Jacksonville W 2 0 Jacksonville L 6 7 Jacksonville W 13 0 Mercer W 4 2 Mercer W 8 5 Mercer L 0 5 Evansville W 9 5 UNC Wilmington W 8 7 James Madison W 4 3 West Virginia L 1 6 Eastern Michigan 4 7 James Madison L L 8 12 South Florida W 10 5 Augusta L 7 8 South Carolina W 2 6 South Carolina 6 2 South Carolina W L 7 8 Georgia L 9 10 Georgia W 1 0 Samford W 7 0 Samford L 7 8 Samford 4 6 Armstrong State L L 9 17 South Carolina L 6 7 South Carolina W 7 0 Stetson W 7 4 Stetson W 10 6 Stetson L 7 15 Georgia Tech L 2 4 Georgia Tech W 10 9 Samford W 5 3 Samford W 15 4 Samford W 8 7 Georgia L 8 16 Georgia W 4 0 Stetson L 11 12 Stetson L 3 12 Stetson L 3 9 Armstrong State W 6 0 Mercer L 0 5 Mercer W 14 13 #Arkansas-Little Rock L 2 4 #Stetson W 4 0 #Arkansas-Little Rock L 3 5 #Stetson L 5 6 Jacksonville L 6 7 Jacksonville L 1 8 Jacksonville W 4 3 Armstrong State W 7 3 Armstrong State # - TAAC Tournament

1989 (33-27)

Date W/L GS 2/10 W 13 2/12 L 6 2/12 W 8 2/14 L 4 2/16 L 3 2 2/17 L 6 2/19 W 2/25 L 0 2/26 L 9 14 2/28 W 3/1 L 5 3/3 L 2 3/4 L 2 3/4 W 9 3/5 L 2 3/6 W 5 3/7 W 3 3/9 W 12 3/10 W 15 3 3/11 L 3/11 L 8 3/19 W 16 3/20 L 5 3/21 L 5 3/23 W 4 3/24 W 8 3/25 L 5 3/25 W 10 3/31 W 3

Opponent 0 Campbell 7 Georgia College 0 Georgia College 5 Florida 9 Georgia 6 Georgia 5 Wake Forest 5 Georgia Tech 13 Georgia Tech 13 Georgia 10 Georgia 7 *Samford 5 *Samford 1 *Samford 3 West Virginia 1 C.W. Post 0 New York Tech 2 New York Tech 1 Carson-Newman 6 New York Tech 11 Detroit 0 Augusta 13 South Carolina 14 South Carolina 2 Alabama 2 *Samford 6 *Samford 4 *Samford 0 *Stetson

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 4/1 W 5 0 *Stetson 4/1 W 5 4 *Stetson 4/5 L 10 12 Georgia Tech 4/5 L 3 5 Georgia Tech 4/7 W 8 1 *Mercer 4/8 W 6 1 *Mercer 4/8 L 0 8 *Mercer 4/12 L 2 3 Baptist 4/12 W 5 0 Baptist 4/14 L 1 5 *Stetson 4/15 L 5 6 *Stetson 4/15 W 13 6 *Stetson 4/17 L 1 5 Armstrong State 4/18 W 7 0 Augusta 4/19 W 4 2 Armstrong State 4/21 W 10 5 *Mercer 4/22 W 8 0 *Mercer 4/22 W 6 3 *Mercer 4/24 W 4 1 Baptist 4/25 W 11 6 Baptist 4/27 L 10 11 #Centenary 4/28 W 12 0 #Ark-Little Rock 4/29 L 4 8 #Centenary 5/2 W 9 1 Armstrong State 5/4 L 4 5 Armstrong State 5/6 W 4 3 Armstrong State 5/8 W 4 1 Clemson 5/9 W 9 7 Clemson 5/10 W 2 1 Clemson 5/12 L 3 7 South Carolina 5/13 L 1 3 South Carolina * - TAAC; # - TAAC Tournament

1990 (50-19)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/9 W 7 5 at Florida 6 at Florida 2/11 L (10) 5 2/11 L 3 6 at Florida 2/12 L 2 9 Georgia 2/13 W 8 4 Georgia 2/17 L 3 8 Georgia Tech 2/20 L 1 3 at Georgia 2/21 L 2 10 at Georgia 2/28 W 14 1 Furman 3/1 W 4 0 Furman 3/2 W 6 1 Youngstown St 3/3 W 8 5 Youngstown St 3/4 W 13 4 West Virginia 3/5 W 5 1 James Madison 3/7 W 6 3 West Virginia 3/8 W 8 4 James Madison 3/9 W 15 2 *Mercer 3/10 W 9 1 *Mercer

3/10 W 8 4 *Mercer 3/18 W 16 8 at Augusta 3/19 L 4 10 at South Carolina 3/20 W 14 10 at South Carolina 5 3 at Alabama 3/21 W 3/22 L 7 8 at Alabama 3/23 W 9 4 *at Samford 3/24 L 3 4 *at Samford 13 6 *at Samford 3/24 W 3/26 W 6 5 at Augusta 3/31 W 3 0 *Stetson 3/31 W 8 7 *Stetson 4/1 W 4 0 *Stetson 4/2 W 13 1 Augusta 4/6 W 9 6 *Samford 4/7 W 8 0 *Samford 4/7 W 12 0 *Samford W 10 0 at Baptist 4/9 W 3 2 at Baptist 4/9 4/10 W 5 4 Armstrong State 4/11 W 6 4 Augusta 4/13 W 7 1 *at Mercer 3 0 *at Mercer 4/14 W 4/14 W 6 2 *at Mercer 4/17 L 0 13 at Clemson 4/18 W 9 6 at Clemson 9 6 *at Stetson 4/20 W 9 2 *at Stetson 4/21 W 6 3 *at Stetson 4/21 W 4/26 L 6 8 #Ark-Little Rock 4/27 W 14 5 #Centenary 4/28 W 14 4 #Ark-Little Rock 4/28 W 5 2 #Stetson 4/29 L 4 15 #Stetson 5/1 W 6 2 Baptist 5/2 W 8 2 Baptist 5/3 W 3 2 at Armstrong State 5/5 W 8 2 Armstrong State 5/7 L 5 15 at Georgia Tech 5/8 L 3 6 at Georgia Tech 5/9 W 10 6 Campbell at Armstrong State 5/10 L 4 11 5/12 L 5 9 South Carolina 5/13 W 12 5 South Carolina 2 %Wichita State 5/25 W(13) 4 5/26 W 13 4 %South Alabama 5/27 L 2 3 %South Alabama 5/28 W 5 4 %UCLA 5/28 W 6 5 %South Alabama L (10) 4 5 &Stanford 6/1 &Mississippi State 6/3 L 1 15 * - TAAC; # - TAAC Tournament; % - NCAA Midwest Regional at Wichita, KS;

& - NCAA College World Series at Omaha, NE

1991 (32-27)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/8 L 3 16 +vs. UCLA +at Central Florida 2/8 L 10 12 2/9 L 1 5 +vs. Florida +at Central Florida 2/10 W 15 10 2/12 W 4 1 Georgia 2/13 L 2 18 Georgia 2/16 L 4 10 Clemson 2/17 L 3 16 Clemson 2/19 L 5 13 USC-Aiken 2/19 L 5 7 USC-Aiken 2/23 L 4 6 Georgia Tech 2/24 W 13 8 Georgia Tech 2/26 L 9 13 at South Carolina 2/27 W 3 2 at South Carolina 3/1 W 7 4 West Virginia 3/4 W 11 3 New York Tech 3/5 W 9 1 New York Tech 3/6 W 9 6 New York Tech 3/7 W 10 1 New York Tech 3/8 W 2 1 New York Tech 3/11 L 6 8 South Carolina 7 9 South Carolina 3/12 L 3/15 L 3 15 *Stetson 3/16 L 1 4 *Stetson 3/16 L 3 5 *Stetson 3/23 W 3 0 *at Florida Intl 3/24 W 11 5 *at Florida Intl 3/24 L 3 4 *at Florida Intl L 3 11 at Florida L 1 16 at Florida 3/30 W 5 1 *at Mercer 3/30 L 3 9 *at Mercer 3/31 W 9 8 *at Mercer 4/1 W 5 0 at Armstrong State 4/2 L 8 13 at Georgia 4/3 W 14 3 at Georgia 4/6 W 11 1 *Florida Intl 4/6 L 2 4 *Florida Intl 4/7 L 1 9 *Florida Intl at Charleston So. 4/9 W 7 1 4/10 W 13 1 at Charleston So. 4/12 W 6 5 *at Stetson 4/13 W 10 8 *at Stetson 4/13 L 3 6 *at Stetson 4/15 W 15 10 Charleston So. 4/16 W 9 1 Charleston So. 4/20 W 4 2 *Mercer 4/20 W 10 3 *Mercer 4/21 W 9 0 *Mercer (forfeit) 4/22 W 17 2 at Augusta 4/25 W 4 3 Armstrong State 4/26 W 7 0 Armstrong State 4/29 W 22 6 Augusta

at Armstrong State 5/2 W 8 3 5/7 W 6 2 at Georgia Tech 5/8 L 1 7 at Georgia Tech 5/10 L 2 4 at Miami 5/11 L 0 7 at Miami 5/12 L 5 10 at Miami + - Olive Garden Classic in Kissimmee, FL; * - TAAC

1992 (31-27)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/15 L 2 4 Georgia Tech 2/16 L 0 6 Georgia Tech 2/21 W 7 2 +New Orleans 2/22 L 8 14 +Tulane 2/23 L 7 20 +LSU 2/26 L 2 3 at South Carolina 2/26 W 5 2 at South Carolina 2/27 L 2 6 South Carolina 2/28 W 16 7 West Virginia 2/29 W 8 5 West Virginia 3/1 L 8 13 West Virginia 3/1 W 13 7 South Carolina 3/3 L 6 11 at Georgia Tech 3/4 L 8 9 at Georgia Tech 3/7 W 6 1 *Marshall 3/7 W 4 3 *Marshall 3/8 W 4 0 *Marshall 10 UNC Greensboro 3/8 L (10) 7 3/9 L 7 10 Virginia Tech 3/11 W 4 2 Detroit-Mercy 3/12 L 6 9 Virginia Tech 3/13 L 5 7 Detroit-Mercy 3/14 W 2 1 *The Citadel 3/14 W 3 0 *The Citadel 3/15 W 11 3 *The Citadel 3/22 L 0 3 *at W. Carolina 3/23 L 1 3 *at W. Carolina 3/23 L 6 18 *at W. Carolina 3/24 W 19 0 at Georgia State 3/26 W 9 1 at USC-Aiken 3/28 W 8 6 *E. Tennessee St. 3/28 L 5 6 *E. Tennessee St. 3/29 W 20 4 *E. Tennessee St. 4/2 W 2 1 USC-Aiken 4/2 L 0 16 USC-Aiken 4/5 W 7 1 *at Appalachian 4/6 W 12 6 *at Appalachian 4/6 W 4 2 *at Appalachian 4/7 L 5 10 at Clemson 4/7 L 2 7 at Clemson 4/11 L 3 5 *at VMI 4/11 W 4 3 *at VMI 4/12 W 11 2 *at VMI 4/14 L 5 6 at Georgia 4/15 W 10 5 at Georgia 4/17 W 6 2 *Furman 4/17 W 6 5 *Furman 4/18 L 8 9 *Furman 4/23 W 4 3 #Marshall 4/24 W 7 4 #E. Tennessee St. 4/25 L 10 17 #W. Carolina 4/26 W 9 0 #at The Citadel 4/26 W 14 12 #W. Carolina 4/26 L 3 4 #W. Carolina 5/4 L 2 10 Clemson 5/5 L 1 7 Clemson 5/6 W 11 0 Charleston So. 5/6 W 12 0 Charleston So. + - Busch Challenge in New Orleans, LA; * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.

1993 (38-21)

Georgia Southern’s coaching staff (above left) is introduced prior to a game at the 1990 College World Series. The Eagles (above right) finish turning a double play.

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/12 W 4 2 East Carolina 2/13 L 4 8 East Carolina 4 1 East Carolina 2/14 W 2/17 L 0 3 USC-Aiken 2/18 L 1 9 at South Carolina 2/20 L 2 6 Georgia Tech 7 3 Georgia Tech 2/21 W 2/22 L 2 15 South Carolina 2/23 W 2 1 USC-Aiken 2/27 W 13 2 *at Furman 2/28 W 6 0 *at Furman

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2/28 W 4 1 *at Furman 3/2 W 5 3 Georgia 3/5 W 6 2 Eastern Kentucky 3/6 W 12 10 Eastern Kentucky 3/6 W 12 5 Eastern Kentucky 3 Winthrop 3/7 W (10) 4 3/8 W 3 2 James Madison 3/9 W 3 0 James Madison 3/14 W 4 2 *Marshall 3/14 W 4 2 *Marshall 3/21 W 8 6 *at VMI 3/21 L 6 8 *at VMI 3/22 W 10 6 *at VMI 3/24 L 7 10 at Clemson 3/24 L 1 4 at Clemson 3/25 W 3 2 at Winthrop 3/27 L 0 1 *W. Carolina 3/27 L 1 6 *W. Carolina 3/28 W 2 0 *W. Carolina 3/29 W 9 3 at Winthrop 3/30 L 7 16 at South Carolina 4/3 W 5 2 *at Appalachian W 2 0 *at Appalachian 4/3 4/4 W 5 2 *at Appalachian 4/6 L 4 5 at Florida 4/7 L 3 10 at Florida 4/10 W 3 0 *The Citadel 4/10 W 5 1 *The Citadel 4/11 W 8 4 *The Citadel 4/14 L 0 1 South Carolina 3 *at Davidson 4/17 W (10) 4 4/17 W 14 9 *at Davidson 4/18 L 2 8 *at Davidson 5 at Georgia 4/20 W (12) 6 4/21 W 6 2 at Georgia 4/24 W 2 1 *E. Tennessee St 4/24 L 4 12 *E. Tennessee St 4/25 W 17 4 *E. Tennessee St 4/29 L 0 8 #VMI 4/30 W 10 3 #E. Tennessee St 5/1 W 9 6 #The Citadel 5/1 W 12 5 #Davidson 6 #W. Carolina 5/2 L (10) 5 5/5 W 10 7 Georgia State 5/8 L 1 3 Augusta 5/10 W 11 6 at Georgia State 5/11 L 2 9 at Georgia Tech 5/12 L 5 10 at Georgia Tech * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.

1994 (31-25)

W/L GSU Opponent W 16 4 Georgia State W 10 3 Georgia State L 5 13 at South Carolina W 8 6 Charleston So. W 7 3 Charleston So. L 3 6 Georgia Tech L 2 15 Georgia Tech L 2 8 Georgia W 4 2 Georgia W 18 0 *Furman W 1 0 *Furman W 9 0 *Furman L 5 9 at Jacksonville L 7 10 South Carolina W 11 7 South Carolina W 5 0 Ball State 4 8 Ball State L W 1 0 Ball State W 10 5 at South Carolina L 1 5 *at Marshall L 0 1 *at Marshall W 4 0 *VMI W 10 1 *VMI W 4 0 *VMI L 3 13 at East Carolina 2 4 at East Carolina L W (10) 9 8 at East Carolina L 3 9 at Winthrop L 2 5 *at Western Carolina L 2 10 *at Western Carolina 5 7 at Clemson L W 3 2 at Clemson W 4 0 *Appalachian State W 9 2 *Appalachian State W 11 6 *Appalachian State W 9 5 Jacksonville L 0 6 *at The Citadel W 6 2 *at The Citadel W 2 0 *at The Citadel L 1 9 at Georgia 7 8 at Georgia L W (11) 8 7 *Davidson W 3 2 *Davidson W 7 3 *Davidson 10 1 at Georgia State W 11 5 at Georgia State W L 9 13 *at E. Tennessee St

2 1 *at E. Tennessee St W 5 8 *at E. Tennessee St L L 4 6 #VMI W 6 1 #Appalachian State L 2 5 #Davidson W 6 2 Jacksonville 6 9 at Georgia Tech L L 6 8 at Georgia Tech L 6 15 at Georgia Tech * - Southern Conference; # - SoConTournament in Charleston, S.C.

1995 (35-24)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/10 L 4 6 vs. Tennessee 2/12 W 5 3 vs. Kentucky 2/15 W 9 1 Augusta College 2/19 W 7 3 Georgia Tech 2/19 W 10 3 Georgia Tech 2/21 W 9 5 Charleston So. 2/22 W 20 1 Charleston So. 2/25 W 13 2 Georgia 2/26 L 2 3 Georgia 2/28 L 8 9 at Charleston So. 3/4 W 7 0 *Marshall 3/4 W 9 4 *Marshall 3/5 W 15 3 *Marshall 3/7 L 10 12 Georgia State 3/8 W 8 1 Georgia State 3/11 W 8 6 *at VMI 3/11 W 6 4 *at VMI 3/12 W 11 3 *at VMI 3/18 W 9 2 *Western Carolina 3/18 L 2 6 *Western Carolina 3/19 W 9 2 *Western Carolina 3/21 W 6 5 New York Tech 3/22 W 7 1 New York Tech 3/23 L 7 9 New York Tech 3/25 W 8 5 *at Appalachian St 3/25 L 1 3 *at Appalachian St 3/26 W 7 6 *at Appalachian St 3/28 L 6 8 at Georgia 3/29 L (11) 6 7 at Georgia 4/1 L 1 4 *The Citadel 1 *The Citadel 4/1 W (10) 2 5 *The Citadel 4/2 L (11) 2 4/4 W 14 3 at Georgia State 4/5 L 3 4 at Georgia State 4/8 L 2 3 *at Davidson 4/8 L 1 5 *at Davidson 4/9 W 14 6 *at Davidson 4/11 W 5 3 Tennessee Tech 4/12 W 11 9 Tennessee Tech 4/15 W 12 3 *E. Tennessee St 4/15 W 9 8 *E. Tennessee St 4/16 L 10 16 *E. Tennessee St 4/18 L 4 9 South Carolina 4/19 L 0 3 at South Carolina 4/22 L 0 2 *at Furman 4/22 L 1 5 *at Furman 6 *at Furman 4/23 L (10) 5 4/27 W 4 3 #VMI 4/28 W 10 4 #Western Carolina 4/29 L 4 10 #The Citadel 4/30 W 9 6 #E. Tennessee St 4/30 L 3 8 #The Citadel 5/4 W 9 0 Augusta College 5/7 L 4 7 Clemson 5/8 W (12) 15 14 Clemson 5/9 L 5 7 at Georgia Tech 5/10 W 13 12 at Georgia Tech 2 East Carolina 5/12 W (12) 5 5/13 W 7 3 East Carolina * - Southern Conference; # - SoConTournament in Charleston, S.C.

1996 (46-14)

Georgia Southern All-Americans - outfielder Todd Greene and pitcher Joey Hamilton.

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/10 W 8 0 Jacksonville St 2/11 L 2 5 Jacksonville St 2/12 W 9 6 Mercer 3 Georgia Tech 2/13 W (10) 4 2/14 W 8 4 Georgia Tech 2/17 L 4 8 Georgia 2/18 L 8 9 Georgia 2/21 W 7 6 South Carolina

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

8 3 at Mercer 2/22 W 2/28 W 9 5 at South Carolina 3/2 W 14 6 *VMI 3/2 W 16 6 *WMI 3/3 W 14 5 *VMI 3/6 W 6 2 James Madison 3/9 W 17 10 *at W. Carolina 3/9 L 2 3 *at W. Carolina 3/10 L 8 9 *at W. Carolina 8 7 *Appalachian St 3/16 W 3/17 W 6 3 *Appalachian St 3/18 W 8 4 New York Tech 3/19 L (11) 7 8 New York Tech 3/20 W 5 4 at East Carolina 3/21 W 3 0 at East Carolina 3/23 W 10 8 *at The Citadel 3/23 W 8 2 *at The Citadel 3/24 L 5 6 *at The Citadel 3/26 W 6 2 at Georgia State 3/30 W 13 3 *Davidson 3/30 W 4 3 *Davidson 3/31 W 7 2 *Davidson 4/2 W 13 2 Charleston So. 6 Charleston So. 4/3 W (11) 8 *at E. Tennessee St 4/6 W 7 5 4/6 W 6 5 *at E. Tennessee St 4/7 W 11 4 *at E. Tennessee St 4/9 L 5 9 at Georgia 4/10 W 5 3 at Georgia 4/13 W 4 2 *Furman 4/13 W 14 1 *Furman 4/14 W 11 4 *Furman 4/16 L 1 5 at Charleston So. 4/17 W 4 0 at Charleston So. 4/21 W (10) 8 6 at Clemson 7 at Clemson 4/21 W (18) 9 4/25 W 8 2 #Davidson 4/27 W 4 3 #The Citadel 4/27 W 11 2 #VMI 4/28 W 7 1 #The Citadel 4/30 W 14 12 Georgia State 5/1 W 12 5 Georgia State 5/4 L 6 10 Georgia College 5/5 W 12 11 Georgia College 5/7 W 6 5 at Georgia Tech 5/7 L 4 7 at Georgia Tech 5/17 W 8 1 $Bethune-Cookman 5/17 L 8 10 $Bethune-Cookman 5/18 W 16 2 $Bethune-Cookman 5/23 W 6 0 %Old Dominion 5/24 L 4 9 %West Virginia 5/25 L 1 6 %Tennessee * - Southern Conference; # - SoConTournament in Charleston, S.C. $ - NCAA Play-In in Statesboro, GA; % - NCAA Atlantic Regional in Clemson, S.C.

1997 (34-26)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/8 L 0 10 Georgia Tech 2/9 L 5 8 Georgia Tech 2/11 L 4 8 at Georgia State 2/15 L 0 2 at Georgia State 2/15 L 0 6 Georgia 2/16 L 1 3 Georgia 2/18 W 14 0 East Carolina 2/19 W 4 3 East Carolina 2/22 W 21 6 *at VMI 2/22 W 5 1 *at VMI 2/23 W 15 11 *at VMI 2/25 W 8 6 at Charleston So. 2/26 W 9 4 at Charleston So. 2/27 L 6 16 South Carolina 3/1 W 15 13 *W. Carolina 3/1 L 6 7 *W. Carolina 3/2 L 6 18 *W. Carolina 3/4 W 10 8 at Coast Carolina 3/5 W 9 6 at Coast Carolina 3/8 L 6 8 *at Appalachian St W 17 6 *at Appalachian St 3/9 3/12 L 9 10 at South Carolina 3/15 W 13 2 *The Citadel 3/15 L 4 8 *The Citadel 3/16 W 4 2 *The Citadel 3/17 L 5 14 Mercer 3/22 W 18 5 *at Davidson 3/22 L 3 4 *at Davidson

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 3/23 W 5 4 *at Davidson 3/24 L 0 4 at Jacksonville St 3/25 L 12 18 at Jacksonville St 3/29 L 7 13 *E. Tennessee St 3/29 W 9 2 *E. Tennessee St 3/30 W 11 3 *E. Tennessee St 4/1 L 5 10 Coastal Carolina 4/2 W 8 2 Coastal Carolina 4/3 L 9 6 Jacksonville 4/5 W 3 1 *at Furman 4/5 W 7 3 *at Furman 5 *at Furman 4/6 W (11) 6 4/8 W 12 3 at Georgia 4/9 L 1 6 at Georgia 4/12 W 19 2 Bethune-Cookman 4/13 W 4 1 Bethune-Cookman 5 Georgia State 4/15 W (11) 6 4/16 L 5 8 Georgia State 4/19 W 12 5 *Marshall 4/19 W 6 5 *Marshall 4/20 W 12 3 *Marshall 4/24 W 14 5 #Appalachian St 4/25 L 5 14 #The Citadel 4/26 W 14 11 #E. Tennessee St 4/26 L 10 12 #Furman 4/29 L 0 5 at Mercer 4/30 L 6 7 at Jacksonville 5/6 L 0 10 at Georgia Tech 5/7 W 16 5 at Georgia Tech 5/9 W 12 2 Charleston So. 5/10 W 20 3 Charleston So. * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.

1998 (22-30)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/14 L 2 4 Georgia Tech 2/15 L 6 8 Georgia Tech 2/17 L 9 11 at Jacksonville 2/20 W 8 6 +North Carolina St 2/21 L 8 19 +Virginia Tech 2/22 L 1 12 +Georgia 2/24 W 10 7 Jacksonville 2/25 W (10) 10 7 at Mercer 2/28 L 8 15 Jacksonville State 3/1 L 2 4 Jacksonville State 3/3 W 25 4 at Georgia State 3/4 W 16 10 at Georgia State 3/7 W 10 5 at East Carolina 3/7 W 9 6 at East Carolina 3/11 L 5 6 Mercer 3/14 L 6 10 *W. Carolina 3/14 L 2 12 *W. Carolina 3/15 W 4 3 *W. Carolina 3/21 L 4 7 *VMI 3/21 W 7 6 *VMI 3/22 W 8 2 *VMI 3/24 L 6 19 at Georgia Tech 3/25 W 11 7 at Georgia Tech 3/27 W 20 9 *at Furman 3/29 L 6 12 *at Wofford 3/29 L 6 7 *at Wofford 3/29 W 15 13 *at Wofford 3/31 L 1 7 *The Citadel 4/1 L 3 9 *The Citadel 4/1 L 4 9 *The Citadel 4/4 W 16 4 *at Davidson 4/4 L 3 6 *at Davidson 4/5 W 10 9 *at Davidson 9 Georgia State 4/7 L (12) 7 4/11 W 7 3 *at E. Tennessee St 4/11 L 3 4 *at E. Tennessee St 4/12 L 6 10 *at E. Tennessee St 4/15 L 4 14 *at Furman 4/15 L 1 4 *at Furman 4/25 L 7 13 *UNC Greensboro 4/25 W 4 3 *UNC Greensboro 4/26 L 4 10 *UNC Greensboro 4/30 L 5 6 #Western Carolina 5/1 W 6 3 #Davidson 5/2 L 5 6 #Furman 5/5 L 1 2 Georgia 5/5 W 9 3 Georgia 5/12 W 5 4 Winthrop 5/13 W 9 2 Winthrop 5/15 L 1 7 at Miami (Fla.) 5/16 L 0 13 at Miami (Fla.)

5/17 W 2 1 at Miami (Fla.) + - Winn-Dixie Shootout in Charleston, S.C.; * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.

1999 (29-29)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/13 L 4 6 Georgia Tech 2/14 L 4 11 Georgia Tech 2/17 L 5 6 at Jacksonville 2/20 W 11 6 Eastern Kentucky 2/21 W 11 0 Eastern Kentucky 2/24 W 9 8 Jacksonville 2/27 W 12 11 *E. Tennessee St 2/27 W 13 1 *E. Tennessee St 2/28 W 9 4 *E. Tennessee St 3/2 W 6 5 Stetson 3/3 W 11 3 Stetson 3/6 W 17 9 *Appalachian State 3/6 L 8 14 *Appalachian State 3/7 W 6 4 *Appalachian State 3/9 W 12 4 James Madison 3/10 W 8 5 James Madison 3/13 L 4 8 *Furman 3/13 W 9 3 *Furman 3/14 W 19 9 *Furman 3/16 L 2 8 at Mercer 3/17 L 9 10 at Mercer 7 *at Charleston 3/20 L (10) 6 3/20 L 1 11 *at Charleston 3/21 L 2 5 *at Charleston *at UNC Greensboro 3/27 L 5 12 3/27 L 6 9 *at UNC Greensboro 3/28 L 6 12 *at UNC Greensboro 3/30 W 10 6 at Georgia State 3/31 W 15 5 at Georgia State 4/2 W 16 0 New York Tech 4/3 W 12 5 New York Tech 4/4 W 9 4 New York Tech 4/6 L 1 5 at Jacksonville St 4/7 W 14 2 at Jacksonville St 4/10 W 11 3 *at VMI 4/10 L 10 13 *at VMI 4/13 W 6 4 Georgia State 4/14 W 22 7 Georgia State 4/17 L 6 8 *Wofford 4/17 W 8 2 *Wofford 4/18 W 7 1 *Wofford 4/20 L 7 15 at Georgia 4/21 L 5 7 at Georgia 4/24 W 10 4 *Davidson 4/25 L 1 4 *Davidson 4/25 L 6 8 *Davidson 5/2 L 6 7 *at The Citadel 5/2 L 2 5 *at The Citadel 5/8 L 8 9 at Georgia Tech 5/9 L 1 3 at Georgia Tech 5/10 L 7 10 Jacksonville 5/12 L 4 14 at UNC Charlotte 5/15 W (11) 12 10 *at W. Carolina 5/15 W 11 10 *at W. Carolina 5/16 L 11 12 *at W. Carolina 5/19 W 8 5 #W. Carolina 5/20 L 2 4 #W. Carolina 5/21 L 2 10 #Furman * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.

2000 (38-23)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/12 L 3 15 Georgia Tech 2/13 L 6 7 Georgia Tech 2/16 W 3 1 at Jacksonville 2/19 W 8 3 Bethune-Cookman 2/20 W 4 3 Bethune-Cookman 2/22 L 4 12 at Alabama 2/23 L 3 9 at Alabama 2/26 L 6 9 Georgia 3/3 W 17 4 *VMI 3/4 W 8 7 *VMI 3/5 L 5 7 *VMI 3/7 W 6 2 Georgia State 3/8 L 5 14 Georgia State 3/11 W (12) 17 13 *at Davidson

3/12 L (10) 9 10 *at Davidson 3/12 W 7 6 *at Davidson 3/14 L 3 7 at Stetson 3/15 W 9 5 at Stetson 3/18 L 1 3 at Coast Carolina 3/19 L 3 4 at Coast Carolina 3/22 W 29 3 Florida A&M 3/23 W 10 8 Florida A&M 3/25 W 21 8 *at E. Tennessee St 3/25 W 6 4 *at E. Tennessee St 3/26 W 9 3 *at E. Tennessee St 3/28 L 5 16 Jacksonville 3/31 W 9 5 *Charleston 4/1 L 6 7 *Charleston 4/2 W 13 5 *Charleston 4/5 W 13 9 at Georgia State 4/5 W 11 1 at Georgia State 4/8 W 18 5 *at Wofford 4/9 W 4 0 *at Wofford 4/9 W 10 2 *at Wofford 6 Winthrop 4/11 L (12) 4 6 *The Citadel 4/15 W (10) 7 4/15 W 9 8 *The Citadel 4/16 W 8 3 *The Citadel 4/18 L 5 17 at Georgia Tech 4/19 L 8 22 at Georgia Tech 4/22 L 6 8 *at Furman 4/22 W 4 3 *at Furman 4/23 L 3 5 *at Furman 4/25 W 8 0 Mercer 4/26 W 11 0 Mercer 4/29 W 10 8 *at Appalachian St 4/29 W 10 5 *at Appalachian St 4/30 L 10 13 *at Appalachian St 5/2 L 1 3 at Winthrop 5/6 W 8 7 *Western Carolina 5/6 W 6 5 *Western Carolina 5 *Western Carolina 5/7 W (10) 6 5/11 W 6 2 *UNC Greensboro 5/12 W 6 5 *UNC Greensboro 6 *UNC Greensboro 5/13 L (10) 5 1 #Appalachian St. 5/17 W (13) 2 5/18 W 5 3 #Furman 3 #The Citadel 5/19 W (10) 5 5/20 W 3 0 #Furman 5/26 L 9 11 %Georgia Tech 5/27 L 5 11 %Auburn * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.; % - NCAA Atlanta Regional

2001 (42-20)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/9 W 9 3 Tennessee Tech 2/10 W 6 0 Tennessee Tech 2/11 W 8 4 Tennessee Tech 7 at Jacksonville 2/14 W (10) 9 2/17 L 3 23 Georgia Tech 2/18 L 2 10 Georgia Tech 2/21 L 0 8 Jacksonville 2/24 W 7 3 Drexel 2/24 W 4 3 Drexel 2/25 W 23 10 Drexel 2/28 W 2 1 at Charleston So. 3/2 W 6 1 *Appalachian State 3/4 W 10 7 *Appalachian State 3/4 W 7 1 *Appalachian State 3/9 L 6 10 *at The Citadel 3/10 L 2 8 *at The Citadel 2 3 *at The Citadel 3/11 L 3/13 W (10) 12 9 at Clemson 3/14 L 3 9 at Clemson 3/17 W 10 5 *Davidson 3/17 W 14 3 *Davidson 8 *Davidson 3/18 L (10) 6 3/21 W 24 6 at Georgia State 3/23 L 12 13 *at W. Carolina 17 3 *at W. Carolina 3/24 W 3/25 L 8 13 *at W. Carolina 3/28 W 9 1 Charleston So. 3/31 W 9 6 *Furman 3/31 W 9 8 *Furman 4/1 L 1 7 *Furman L 3 8 at Georgia 4/4 4/7 W 18 4 *at VMI 4/7 W 9 4 *at VMI 4/8 W 21 14 *at VMI

4/10 L 4 5 at Georgia Tech 4/11 L 6 12 at Georgia Tech 2 1 *at Charleston 4/13 W 4 10 *at Charleston 4/14 L 4/15 W 13 10 *at Charleston 4/17 W 5 4 Mercer 3 *East Tennessee St 4/20 W (10) 4 4/21 W 10 6 *East Tennessee St 4/22 W 12 10 *East Tennessee St 4/24 W 7 2 at Mercer 4/25 W 6 5 Georgia State 4/27 W 5 3 *at UNC Greensboro 4/28 W 9 3 *at UNC Greensboro 4/29 L 6 8 *at UNC Greensboro 5/4 W 17 11 New York Tech 5/5 W 4 3 New York Tech 5/6 W 16 11 New York Tech 5/9 W 11 10 at Jacksonville 5/11 W 11 1 *Wofford 5/12 W 10 2 *Wofford 8 *Wofford 5/12 W (10) 9 5/16 W 10 2 #Charleston 5/17 W 10 7 #UNC Greensboro 5/18 L 2 3 #The Citadel 5/19 L 0 4 #UNC Greensboro 5/25 W 4 3 %Georgia 5/26 L 3 12 %Coastal Carolina 10 %Georgia 5/26 L (11) 9 * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.; % NCAA Athens Regional

2002 (39-25)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/9 L 2 10 Georgia Tech 2/10 L 4 7 Georgia Tech 2/15 L 3 5 at Alabama 2/16 L 6 7 at Alabama 2/17 L 3 9 at Alabama 2/19 W 7 0 Winthrop 2/23 W 13 4 Bucknell 2/23 W 10 0 Bucknell 2/24 W 4 1 Bucknell 2/26 W 19 4 Georgia State 2/27 W 21 6 Georgia State 3/1 W 11 3 Canisius 3/2 W 20 2 Canisius 3/2 W 7 3 Canisius 3/8 W 8 0 *VMI 3/9 W 13 1 *VMI 3/10 W 9 0 *VMI 3/12 L 8 20 at Clemson 3/13 L 2 9 at Clemson 3/16 W 17 5 *at Davidson 3/16 W 5 2 *at Davidson 3/17 W 6 4 *at Davidson 3/20 W 16 6 Jacksonville 3/22 W 11 3 *at Furman 3/23 W 8 3 *at Furman 3/24 L 6 7 *at Furman 3/26 W 17 12 at Georgia State 3/27 W 12 4 at Georgia State 3/29 L 5 7 *Charleston 3/30 W 10 9 *Charleston 3/31 L 5 13 *Charleston 4/2 L 3 4 at Georgia Tech 4/3 L 3 9 at Georgia Tech *at E. Tennessee St 4/5 L 8 9 4/6 L 3 5 *at E. Tennessee St 4/7 L 4 5 *at E. Tennessee St 4/9 W 7 3 Mercer 4/12 W 19 1 Appalachian State 4/13 W 13 1 Appalachian State 4/16 W 11 4 Mercer 4/19 L 2 9 *The Citadel 4/20 W 12 3 *The Citadel 4/21 L 4 16 *The Citadel 3 5 at Jacksonville 4/24 L 4/26 W 4 2 *W. Carolina 4/27 L 3 6 *W. Carolina 4/28 L 11 14 *W. Carolina 5/8 W 10 9 Georgia 5/9 L 3 16 Georgia 5/11 W 2 1 *at Wofford 5/11 W 8 5 *at Wofford 5/12 W 5 4 *at Wofford 5/16 W 12 6 *UNC Greensboro

13 NCAA Regional Appearances â&#x20AC;˘ 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 5/17 L 3 9 *UNC Greensboro 5/22 W 4 2 #UNC Greensboro 5/23 W 4 2 #The Citadel 5/24 L 4 9 #Charleston 5/25 W 10 4 #Furman 5/25 W 9 6 #Charleston 5/26 W 8 0 #Charleston 5/31 L 1 15 %Clemson 6/1 W 6 2 %Elon 6/1 L 3 7 %East Carolina * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.; % - NCAA Clemson Regional

2003 (39-21)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/8 W 17 1 Morris Brown 2/8 W 25 0 Morris Brown 2/9 W 17 7 Morris Brown 2/15 L 1 8 Georgia Tech 2/15 L 3 8 Georgia Tech 2/18 W 3 2 Georgia State 2/19 W 1 0 Georgia State 4 at Georgia 2/22 W (10) 6 2/23 L 0 12 at Georgia 2/25 W 6 0 Jacksonville 3/1 W 14 1 *Davidson 3/2 W 8 2 *Davidson 3/5 W 10 3 Georgia State 3/8 W 6 2 *Furman 3/8 L (11) 1 2 *Furman 3/9 W 6 3 *Furman 3/11 W 16 1 Binghamton 3/12 W 6 1 Binghamton 3/16 L 1 11 Clemson 3/17 L 0 8 Clemson *at UNC Greensboro 3/21 L 3 10 3/22 W 15 4 *at UNC Greensboro 3/23 L 1 5 *at UNC Greensboro 3/25 L 5 7 at Georgia State 3/26 W 8 3 at Georgia State 3/28 W 2 0 *VMI 3/29 W 13 6 *VMI 3/30 W 3 2 *VMI 4/2 L 7 9 at Jacksonville 4/4 L 5 7 *at W. Carolina 4/5 L 1 16 *at W. Carolina 4/6 L 2 12 *at W. Carolina 4/12 W 4 1 *Wofford 4/12 L 3 7 *Wofford 4/13 W 19 4 *Wofford 4/15 L 5 8 at Georgia Tech 4/16 W 8 7 at Georgia Tech 4/19 W 11 4 *at Appalachian St 4/19 W 13 9 *at Appalachian St 4/20 L 1 3 *at Appalachian St 4/22 W 16 5 at Mercer 4/26 W 8 6 *Charleston 4/26 L 5 9 *Charleston 4/27 W 6 2 *Charleston 5/3 W 4 2 *at The Citadel 5/4 L 7 10 *at The Citadel 5/5 W 10 6 *at The Citadel 5/7 W 11 9 at Winthrop 5/9 L 2 12 Florida Atlantic 5/10 W 7 0 New York Tech 5/11 W 8 7 New York Tech 5/15 W 14 4 *at E. Tennessee St 5/16 W 12 10 *at E. Tennessee St 5/17 W 22 3 *at E. Tennessee St 5/21 W 6 4 #VMI 5/23 W 14 6 #Charleston 5/24 L 0 1 #Western Carolina 5/24 W 4 1 #UNC Greensboro 5/25 W 8 4 #Western Carolina 5/25 L (11) 5 6 #Western Carolina * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.

2004 (34-25)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/7 L 7 14 High Point 2/7 W 17 4 High Point W 8 3 High Point 2/8 2/15 L 6 15 Georgia Tech 5 Georgia Tech 2/15 L (10) 4

2/17 W 14 4 Georgia State 2/18 L 3 13 Georgia State 2/21 L 3 6 Georgia 2/22 W 12 5 Georgia 2/24 W 14 5 Mercer 2/28 L 0 4 Clemson 2/28 L 1 7 East Carolina 2/29 L 0 9 Clemson 2/29 L 4 7 East Carolina W 20 2 *Appalachian State 3/6 W 11 7 *Appalachian State 3/7 3/8 L 6 7 *Appalachian State 3/12 L 1 4 *E. Tennessee St 3/13 W 14 7 *E. Tennessee St 20 7 *E. Tennessee St 3/14 W 3/16 L 5 9 at Georgia 3/17 L 5 14 at Georgia 3/19 W (11) 12 7 *at Furman 4 *at Furman 3/20 W (11) 7 3/21 L 6 7 *at Furman 3/24 W 14 0 Coppin State 3/25 W 15 2 Coppin State 3/27 W 8 7 at Georgia Tech 3/28 L 2 13 at Georgia Tech 3/30 L 2 5 at Mercer 4/2 W 8 2 *UNC Greensboro 4/3 W 6 4 *UNC Greensboro 4/4 L 5 6 *UNC Greensboro 4/6 W 10 5 Savannah State 4/9 W 10 2 *at Elon 4/10 W 8 5 *at Elon 4/11 W 7 5 *at Elon 4/16 W 6 5 *Western Carolina 4/17 W 6 5 *Western Carolina 4/18 W 3 0 *Western Carolina 4/23 L 6 7 *at Wofford 4/24 W 10 2 *at Wofford 4/25 L (11) 6 7 *at Wofford 5/1 W 8 0 at Georgia State 5/2 W 11 0 at Georgia State 5/4 W 7 4 Jacksonville 5/7 W 11 10 *at Charleston 5/8 L 4 5 *at Charleston 5/9 L (11) 5 6 *at Charleston 5/12 L 1 3 at Jacksonville 5/14 W 11 8 *The Citadel 5/15 W 11 10 *The Citadel 5/16 W 13 4 *The Citadel 5/20 W 15 5 *at Davidson 4 5 *at Davidson 5/21 L 5/22 W 10 7 *at Davidson 5/26 L 2 5 #Davidson 5/27 W 12 4 #E. Tennessee St 5/28 L 3 7 #Elon * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.

2005 (38-22)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/12 L 6 10 Georgia Tech 2/13 L 6 13 Georgia Tech 2/15 L 0 8 at Jacksonville 2/18 L 5 10 Geo. Washington 2/19 W 9 8 Geo. Washington 2/20 W 6 3 Geo. Washington 2/26 W 4 1 at Georgia 7 at Georgia 2/27 L (10) 4 3/1 L 1 9 at Georgia Tech 3/4 W 13 1 Buffalo 3/5 W 14 6 Buffalo 3/6 W 8 5 Buffalo 3/9 L 6 17 at Georgia Tech 3/11 W 4 3 *Davidson 3/12 W 17 8 *Davidson 3/13 W 21 10 *Davidson 3/15 W 9 4 Georgia 3/18 W 14 8 *at E. Tennessee St 3/19 W 5 1 *at E. Tennessee St 3/20 W 7 6 *at E. Tennessee St 3/25 W 7 3 *Furman 3/26 W 6 3 *Furman 3/29 W 10 4 Georgia State 7 6 Georgia State 3/30 W 4/2 W 8 7 Gardner-Webb 4/2 W 12 4 Gardner-Webb 4/3 W 12 11 Gardner-Webb 4/5 L 4 14 Mercer

4 *at UNC Greensboro 4/9 W (10) 6 4/9 L 6 8 *at UNC Greensboro 4/10 L 3 4 *at UNC Greensboro 4/12 W 2 1 at Mercer 4/15 W 5 4 *Elon 4/16 W 8 1 *Elon 4/17 L 6 7 *Elon 4/20 W 22 4 Charleston So. 4/23 W 17 5 *at W. Carolina 4/23 L 6 11 *at W. Carolina 4/24 W 8 1 *at W. Carolina 4/27 W 8 7 Jacksonville 4/29 L 2 4 *Wofford 5/1 L 9 19 *Wofford 5/1 L 4 5 *Wofford 5/7 W 27 5 *at Appalachian St 5/8 W 7 1 *at Appalachian St 5/9 W 15 1 *at Appalachian St 5/10 W 8 3 at Georgia State 5/11 L 4 10 at Georgia State 5/12 L 8 9 *Charleston 5/13 W 7 6 *Charleston 5/14 L 1 14 *Charleston 5/17 W 6 3 Florida Atlantic 5/19 W 8 5 *at The Citadel 5/21 L 4 9 *at The Citadel 5/21 L 2 4 *at The Citadel 5/25 W 7 3 #E. Tennessee St 5/26 W 7 2 #Western Carolina 5/27 L 1 4 #Furman 5/28 W 11 5 #Charleston 5/28 L 4 5 #Furman * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.

2006 (31-27)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/4 L 2 7 North Florida 2/5 W 11 3 North Florida 2/7 L 5 10 at Jacksonville 2/11 L 9 13 Georgia Tech 2/12 L 7 15 Georgia Tech 2/17 W 12 5 Saint Joseph’s 2/17 W 23 1 Saint Joseph’s 2/18 W 4 3 Saint Joseph’s 2/21 L 2 5 Jacksonville 2/24 W 8 1 Marshall 2/26 W 4 0 Marshall 2/26 W 11 8 Marshall 3/1 W 8 3 at Mercer 3/3 L 4 6 +LeMoyne 3 +Michigan 3/4 W (10) 4 3/5 L 3 10 +UNC Asheville 3/11 L 8 9 at South Alabama 3/12 L 13 17 vs. Coastal Carolina 3/12 L 4 15 at South Alabama 3/14 L 10 14 at Troy 3/15 L 2 6 at Troy 3/21 W 10 1 Coppin State 3/22 W 18 3 Coppin State 3/24 W 5 4 *The Citadel 3/25 W 5 4 *The Citadel 3/26 L 3 10 *The Citadel 3/29 L 4 7 Coastal Carolina 3/31 L 0 6 *at Davidson 4/1 W 13 11 *at Davidson 4/2 W 4 3 *at Davidson 4/4 W 19 7 at Georgia Tech 4/5 L 4 7 at Georgia Tech 4/7 W 17 0 *Western Carolina 4/9 W 7 1 *Western Carolina 4/9 L 2 4 *Western Carolina 4/11 W 7 3 Mercer 4/13 W 9 7 *at Furman 4/14 L 3 14 *at Furman 4/15 L 7 9 *at Furman 4/21 W 4 0 *UNC Greensboro 4/22 W 12 5 *UNC Greensboro 4/23 W 9 8 *UNC Greensboro 4/25 W 7 5 at Georgia State 4/28 W 4 3 *at Elon 6 7 *at Elon 4/29 L 4/30 L 6 24 *at Elon 4 *at Charleston 5/6 W (10) 5 5/8 L 2 5 *at Charleston 5/8 L 1 4 *at Charleston

Southern Conference Championships: 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2011

5/12 W 4 1 *Appalachian State 5/13 W 8 6 *Appalachian State 5/14 L 7 12 *Appalachian State 5/18 W 15 6 *at Wofford 5/19 W 13 10 *at Wofford 5/20 L 10 11 *at Wofford 5/24 L 3 6 #The Citadel 5 2 #Appalachian St 5/25 W 3 13 #Western Carolina 5/26 L + - GSU Invitational; * - Southern Conference; # - SoCon Tournament (Charleston, S.C.)

2007 (34-28)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/1 W 13 11 at Hawai’i 2/2 L 3 5 at Hawai’i 2/3 L 1 2 at Hawai’i 2/10 W 11 4 Georgia Tech 2/11 W 9 6 Georgia Tech 2/13 W 10 6 at Jacksonville 2/14 W 13 9 at North Florida 2/16 W 34 1 New Jersey Tech 2/17 W 5 4 New Jersey Tech 2/18 W 17 2 New Jersey Tech 2/20 L 5 7 at Kennesaw State 2/23 L 1 7 %Southern Miss 2/24 L 10 16 %Troy 2/24 L 1 5 %Indiana 2/28 W 12 7 Jacksonville 3/2 W 9 2 &Brown 3/3 W 16 9 &Brown 3/4 L 4 7 &Kennesaw State 3/9 W 3 1 !Ball State 3/10 W 7 6 !Bethune-Cookman 3/11 L 2 6 !at Coastal Carolina 3/14 L 0 3 at Clemson 3/16 W 9 1 Lipscomb 3/17 W 10 6 Lipscomb 3/18 W 6 2 Lipscomb 3/23 L 1 8 *Furman 3/24 L 3 9 *Furman 3/25 L 1 6 *Furman 3/27 L 2 10 at Georgia Tech 3/28 L 2 6 at Georgia Tech 3/30 L 0 2 *at UNC Greensboro 3/31 L 6 7 *at UNC Greensboro 4/1 W 9 2 *at UNC Greensboro 4/6 L 4 5 *Elon 4/7 L 3 4 *Elon 4/8 W 8 7 *Elon 4/10 W 5 4 North Florida 4/13 L 6 19 *Charleston 4/14 W 10 7 *Charleston 4/15 L 9 14 *Charleston 4/17 L 5 12 at Mercer *at Appalachian State 4/20 L 4 10 4/21 W 3 2 *at Appalachian State 4/22 W 16 10 *at Appalachian State 4/24 W 9 4 Georgia State 4/25 W 13 9 Georgia State 4/27 W 10 9 *Wofford 4/28 W 12 1 *Wofford 4/29 W 16 9 *Wofford 5/4 W 6 2 *Davidson 5/5 W 9 8 *Davidson 5/6 W 2 0 *Davidson 5/11 L 1 9 *at The Citadel 5/12 L 3 8 *at The Citadel 5/13 W 17 4 *at The Citadel 5/15 W 4 3 Mercer 5/17 L 1 4 *at Western Carolina 5/18 L 3 8 *at Western Carolina 5/19 W 5 2 *at Western Carolina 5/23 L 7 14 $Elon 5/24 W 6 5 $Western Carolina 5/25 L 6 8 $UNC Greensboro * - Southern Conference game; % - Wiregrass Classic (Dothan, Ala.); & - Eagle Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.); !-Myrtle Beach Hyundai Isuzu Classic (Conway, S.C.); $- Southern ConferenceTournament (Charleston, S.C.)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2008 (33-25)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/23 L 7 11 Boston College L 7 14 Boston College 2/24 W 18 6 Boston College 2/26 L 2 11 at Georgia Tech 1 at Georgia Tech 2/27 L (10) 0 2/29 W 13 12 Towson 3/1 W 14 8 Towson 3/2 W 11 5 Towson at Bethune-Cookman 3/4 L 7 10 3/8 W 12 3 #Michigan W (10) 3 2 #Pittsburgh 3/9 L 3 9 #at East Carolina 3/11 W 11 8 USC Upstate 3/12 W 17 8 USC Upstate 3/14 L 5 8 Columbia 3/15 W 26 8 Columbia 3/16 L 3 11 Columbia 3/17 W 22 8 Columbia 3/18 W 17 2 at Mercer 3/21 W 19 10 *Western Carolina 3/22 W 13 12 *Western Carolina 3/23 W 15 12 *Western Carolina 3/28 W 15 9 *at Charleston 3/29 L 4 5 *at Charleston 3/30 L 6 7 *at Charleston 4/1 W 3 1 at North Florida 4/2 L 6 7 Kennesaw State 4/4 L 6 9 *at Elon 4/6 L 10 11 *at Elon L 8 12 *at Elon 4/8 W 12 6 Jacksonville 4/11 W 13 7 *Appalachian State 4/12 L 3 5 *Appalachian State 4/13 L 3 5 *Appalachian State 4/16 L 8 14 Georgia Tech 4/18 W 10 4 *at Davidson 4/19 W 20 2 *at Davidson 4/20 L 6 7 *at Davidson 4/22 W 17 4 North Florida 4/23 W (11) 6 4 at Kennesaw State 4/25 W 15 5 *at Wofford 12 6 *at Wofford 4/27 W W 19 12 *at Wofford 4/30 W 17 7 Jacksonville 5/2 W 17 13 *The Citadel 5/3 L 8 12 *The Citadel 5/4 W 6 5 *The Citadel 5/5 L 4 6 Mercer

Brent Stephens tied a SoCon Tournament and GS record hitting three doubles in an opening round game in 2005. He received a post-graduate academic scholarship from the Southern Conference.

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2 *UNC Greensboro 6 *UNC Greensboro 9 *UNC Greensboro 9 at Jacksonville 10 *at Furman 3 *at Furman 6 *at Furman 9 $UNC Greensboro 16 $Elon 12 $UNC Greensboro

# - Keith LeClair Classic (Greenville, N.C.) * - Southern Conference game $ - Southern Conference Tournament (Charleston, S.C.)

2009 (42-17)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/20 W 7 1 Presbyterian 2/21 W 7 6 Presbyterian 2/22 W 10 8 Presbyterian 2/24 W 6 5 Georgia Tech 2/25 L 3 5 Georgia Tech 2/27 W 12 1 Coppin State 2/28 W 20 2 Coppin State W 22 5 Coppin State 3/3 W 5 4 Winthrop 3/6 W 8 5 #Indiana 3/7 W 5 3 #Lemoyne 3/8 W 14 4 #East Carolina 3/10 L 7 8 at Jacksonville 3/11 W 24 9 Bethune-Cookman 3/15 W 11 6 *at UNC Greensboro 3/17 W 7 3 at North Carolina A&T 3/18 L 2 5 at Winthrop 3/20 W 12 7 *at Appalachian State 3/21 W 10 7 *at Appalachian State 3/22 L 1 3 *at Appalachian State 3/24 W 4 2 Kennesaw State 2 at South Carolina 3/25 L (10) 1 3/27 W 7 6 *Elon 3/29 L 6 16 *Elon L 8 15 *Elon W (14) 15 14 *Charleston 4/3 4/4 W 16 7 *Charleston 4/5 W 20 8 *Charleston 4/7 L 4 8 at Georgia Tech 4/8 W 23 2 at Georgia Tech 4/11 W 9 2 *at Western Carolina L 2 5 *at Western Carolina 4/12 W 10 5 *at Western Carolina 4/15 W 4 2 Jacksonville 4/17 W 12 7 *Davidson 4/18 W 20 8 *Davidson 4/19 W 11 2 *Davidson 4/21 W 12 1 Charleston So. 4/24 L 2 6 *at The Citadel 4/25 W 3 1 *at The Citadel 4/26 L 4 8 *at The Citadel 4/29 L 10 13 at Kennesaw State W 12 6 at Kennesaw State 5/2 L 7 11 *Furman W 14 2 *Furman 5/3 L 7 12 *Furman 5/9 W 8 2 *at Samford W 10 4 *at Samford 5/10 W 16 3 *at Samford 5/12 L 6 8 at Auburn 5/15 W 11 9 *Wofford 5/16 W 16 8 *Wofford 5/17 W 9 5 *Wofford 3 $vs Davidson 5/20 W (11) 4 5/21 W 6 5 $vs App. State 5/23 W 16 4 $vs Furman 5/24 W 7 3 $vs Elon 5/29 L 10 19 %vs Gonzaga 5/30 L 10 11 %vs Utah # - Holiday Inn Classic (Statesboro, Ga.) * - Southern Conference game $ - Southern Conference Tournament (Greenville, S.C.) % - NCAA Regional (Fullerton, Calif.)

2010 (34-24)

Date W/L GSU Opponent

2/19 L 2 2/20 W 16 2/21 L 9 2/23 L 0 2/24 L 5 2/27 W 19 2/28 W 13 3/1 L 2 3/2 L 3 3/5 W 9 3/6 W 4 3/7 L 0 3/10 W 8 3/13 W 8 5 3/13 W 3/14 L 12 3/16 W 8 3/17 L 6 3/19 W 10 6 3/20 L: 3/20 W 11 3/23 L (13)5 3/26 W 6 3/27 W 8 3/28 W 12 3/30 W 3 4/2 L 4 4/3 L 7 L 8 4/4 L 3 4/9 4/10 W 5 4/11 W 4 4/13 W 6 4/16 W 5 4/17 W 14 4/18 W 12 4/20 L 2 4/21 L 4 4/23 W 11 4/24 L 3 4/25 L 11 4/27 W 16 5/1 W 5 W 11 5/2 W 14 5/9 W 10 5/9 W 11 5/10 W 5 5/11 W 12 5/13 W 15 5/14 W 14 5/15 W 9 5/18 W 19 5/20 L 4 2 5/21 L 5/22 L 2 5/26 L 4 5/27 L 2

5 Tennessee Tech 9 Tennessee Tech 12 Tenneesee Tech 10 Georgia Tech 8 Georgia Tech 7 Holy Cross 10 Holy Cross 3 Holy Cross 14 at North Florida 1 Marshall 3 Marshall 8 Marshall 6 at Charleston So. 3 *Appalachian State 2 *Appalachian State 16 *Appalachian State 7 at Kennesaw State 22 at Clemson 8 *at Wofford 12 *at Wofford 2 *at Wofford 8 So. Carolina 4 *UNC Greensboro 3 *UNC Greensboro 0 *UNC Greensboro 2 North Florida 5 *at Coll. of Charl. 8 *at Coll. of Charl. 11 *at Coll. of Charl. 10 *at Elon 4 *at Elon 0 *at Elon 5 Jacksonville 2 *Samford 9 *Samford 9 *Samford 6 at Georgia Tech 18 at Georgia Tech 4 *Western Carolina 11 *Western Carolina 14 *Western Carolina 2 Kennesaw State 2 *at Furman 2 *at Furman 8 *at Furman 8 Alcorn State 8 Alcorn State 3 Alcorn State 7 Charleston So. 13 *at Davidson 1 *at Davidson 7 *at Davidson 4 at Jacksonville 9 *The Citadel 7 *The Citadel 5 *The Citadel 11 %vs WCU 6 %vs App. State

3/26 L 2 3 *at #28 Charleston 3/27 W 7 1 *at #28 Charleston 3/29 L 2 4 at Jacksonville 4/1 W 4 3 *Citadel 4/2 W 15 2 *Citadel 4/3 W 11 9 *Citadel 4/6 L 1 14 Mercer W 9 3 vs Marshall 4/8 3 5 vs Marshall 4/10 L 4/12 W 20 7 Jacksonville 4/13 L 3 7 North Florida 4/15 L 4 12 *at W. Carolina 4/16 W 8 7 *at W. Carolina 4/17 W 16 13 *at W. Carolina 4/22 W 6 3 *Elon 4/23 W 6 0 *Elon 4/24 L 0 9 *Elon 4/27 W 11 7 at Kennesaw State 2 3 *at UNCG 4/29 L 4/30 L (10) 6 7 *at UNCG 5/1 L 3 8 *at UNCG W (11) 13 12 Charleston Southern 5/4 5/6 L 2 7 *Wofford 5/7 W 12 4 *Wofford 5/8 L 3 11 *Wofford 5/13 W 7 4 *Davidson 5/13 W 5 2 *Davidson 5/16 W 5 2 *Davidson 5/17 W 14 9 at Charleston So. 5/19 L 1 11 at Appalachian St. 5/20 L 6 8 at Appalachian St. 5/21 W 12 4 at Appalachian St. 5/25 W 4 2 %vs Charleston 5/26 W 12 1 %vs W. Carolina 5/28 L 1 9 %vs Charleston-1 5/28 W 7 6 %vs Charleston-2 5/29 W 1 0 %vs Samford 6/3 L 1 2 @at #4 S. Carolina 6/4 L 2 5 @vs N.C. State * - Southern Conference Game % - Southern Conference Tournament (Charleston, S.C.) @ - NCAA Regional (Columbia, S.C.)

* - Southern Conference Game % - Southern Conference Tournament (Charleston, S.C.)

2011 (36-26)

Date W/L GSU Opponent 2/18 L (10) 6 8 George Wash. 2/19 W 5 0 George Wash. 2/20 W 18 0 George Wash. 2/22 W 6 5 #21 Georgia Tech 2/23 L 4 7 #21 Georgia Tech 2/25 W 15 0 N.C. Central 2/26 W 12 2 N.C. Central 2/27 W 20 4 N.C. Central 3/2 L 3 11 at North Florida 3/4 W 4 3 St. John’s 3/5 L 3 14 St. John’s 3/6 L 3 7 St. John’s 3/8 W 7 0 at #1 Florida 3/11 W 7 1 *Furman 3/12 W 11 1 *Furman 3/13 W 14 7 *Furman 3/15 L 3 4 at #21 Georgia Tech 3/16 L 3 12 at #21 Georgia Tech 3/18 L 4 5 *at Samford 3/19 L 2 9 *at Samford 3/20 W 9 2 *at Samford 3/22 W 8 2 Kennesaw State 3/25 W 11 7 *at #28 Charleston

13 NCAA Regional Appearances • 2 College World Series Appearances Georgia Southern Baseball

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2009Southern ConferenceTournament Champi ons-Greenvi l l e, S. C.( Fl uorFi el d)

2011Southern ConferenceTournament Champi ons-Charl eston, S. C.( JoeRi l eyPark)