2011 ROSTER No.
Student-Athlete
Yr.
Ht.
Wt.
Pos.
B/T
1
Sean Burns
SR
5-7
165
OF
R/R
Colchester, VT/Colchester
2
Monte Marrocco
SO
5-5
160
SS
R/R
Winchester, MA/Winchester
4
Connor Walsh
FR
6-2
175
OF
R/R
N. Andover, MA/N. Andover
6
Jordan Silva
SO
5-9
160
INF
R/R
Groveland, MA/Pentucket Regional
7
Brett Cahill
FR
5-11
190
C
R/R
Gloucester, MA/Gloucester
8
Matt Jacobs
JR
6-1
190
OF
R/L
Hudson, MA/Hudson
9
Felix Martinez
SR
5-9
175
OF
L/L
Miami, FL/Miami Senior
10
Dustin Ramey
RS SR
6-1
205 RHP
R/R
Kingston, NH/Sanborn Regional
11
Nick Boutoures
FR
5-11
200 RHP
R/R
Wilmington, MA/Wilmington
12
Dallas Nunes
JR
6-2
190 RHP
R/R
Easton, MA/Oliver Ames
13
Pat Devlin
RS SO
5-11
205
R/R
Tewksbury, MA/Tewksbury
15
Adam Keenan
SO
6-1
L/L
Lowell, MA/Lowell
16
James Katsiroubas
SO
5-11
195
SS
R/R
Milton, MA/Milton
17
Dylan Flynn
FR
6-0
195
OF
R/R
Upton, MA/Holy Name
19
David Smith
SO
6-0
195
OF
R/R
Amesbury, MA/Amesbury
20
Bryan Deuel
JR
5-10
185
C
R/R
Webster, NY/Webster Thomas
21
Jack Leathersich
JR
6-0
205
Beverly, MA/Beverly
22
Garrett Cole
SO
5-11
23
Connor Burnham
SR
5-8
24
Jake Finnegan
26
Mike Sloban
27
29
INF
210 LHP/1B
Hometown/High School (College)
LHP
R/L
170 RHP
R/R
Bedford, NH/Trinity
175
INF
R/R
Harwich, MA/Harwich
210
LHP
L/L
Londonderry, NH/Londonderry
190 RHP
R/R
Merrimac, MA/Pentucket Regional Tewksbury, MA/Tewksbury
FR
6-2
RS SO
5-10
Vinny DePierro
SO
6-2
205
LHP
L/L
Taylor Robinson
SO
6-2
205 RHP
R/R
Haverhill, MA/Haverhill
30
Cam Kneeland
JR
6-1
195
INF
R/R
Rowley, MA/Triton Regional
31
Mark Sanborn
JR
6-6
235
1B
R/R
Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton
32
Geoff Fisher
FR
6-0
200 RHP
R/R
Londonderry, NH/Londonderry
33
Rob Noe
JR
5-11
210
C
R/R
Lynnfield, MA/St. John’s Prep
34
Mike Calzetta
FR
6-4
220 RHP
R/R
Lawrence, MA/Lawrence
35
Bryant Guilmette
JR
6-2
235
LHP
L/L
Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton
40
Tyler Toyfair
JR
6-5
220 RHP
R/R
Agawam, MA/Agawam
44
T.J. Larivee
RS FR
6-2
220
R/R
Salem, MA/Salem
C
Head Coach: Ken Harring (LeMoyne, ’89), Seventh year Assistant Coaches: Keith Beauregard (Saint Anselm ‘05), Kevin Gately (Northeastern ‘95) Pitching Coach: Ryan Williams (Saint Anselm ‘07) Team Manager: Donald Sutton
THE COACHING STAFF Head Coach Ken Harring A native of Manlius, NY, Ken Harring enters his seventh season as head coach of the UMass Lowell baseball program. Under his guidance the River Hawks appeared in three consecutive NCAA Tournaments from 2005-07 and carried a six-year record of 176-118, an average of nearly 30 wins per season. The 2010 River Hawks finished with a 27-19 record, but fell short of a Northeast-10 Conference Tournament bid due to a tiebreaker. Harring coached five players to the conference All-Star Team and Cam Kneeland was named to the ABCA All-East Region FirstTeam. Harring steered the 2009 squad to a 25-21 record and the NE-10 Tournament semifinals. Under his watch, six River Hawks were named to the NE-10 All-Star Team and Jack Leathersich claimed the NE-10 Freshman Pitcher of the Year honor. With 18 freshmen and sophomores on its 2008 roster, UMass Lowell compiled a 26-24 record and advanced to the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament. Over the season, Harring earned his 100th victory at UMass Lowell and the 200th of his career. The 2007 season saw the River Hawks go 33-20, marking the second straight year and ninth time in school history UML has eclipsed the 30-victory plateau. In 2006, the River Hawks (37-14) posted the second-highest win total in school history and captured their fifth Northeast-10 Conference Tournament championship in six years. UML also earned its second straight and eighth NCAA Tournament appearance in the last nine years. In his first season at UML, Harring led the River Hawks to a 28-20 record, up from a 22-21 clip in 2004. UML returned to the NCAA Tournament as the No. 4 seed in the region, where it defeated No. 1 Franklin Pierce (8-2) before losing to No. 2 Southern Connecticut (10-3) and the Ravens (16-11). In Harring’s first three seasons, the River Hawks have had eight players named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-Northeast Region teams and 26 players named to the NE-10 All-Conference teams. Harring’s appointment to the UML post followed a stellar four-year period as head
coach at Saint Anselm College and four years as an assistant at Northeastern University. The 2004 NE-10 Coach of the Year, Harring guided Saint Anselm to its best season in school history with a 30-22 overall record (24-8 NE-10). He led the Hawks to the 2004 NE-10 regular season championship as well as its first NCAA Tournament bid in school history. Harring’s teams at Saint Anselm significantly improved with each season, culminating with the record-breaking season in 2004. After struggling to a 9-35 finish in 2001, Harring guided the Hawks to a 17-32 clip in 2002, which included a 15-17 showing in the NE-10 (fourth place in the six-team Pepin Division). The 2003 Saint Anselm squad posted a record of 23-20 - its first winning season in 23 years - and captured the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division II championship. Along the way, the Hawks finished third in the NE-10 Pepin Division and garnered their first appearance in the NE-10 Tournament. Harring was a four-year player at Division I Le Moyne College where he helped the Dolphins to NCAA Tournament bids in 1986, 1987 and 1989. Inducted into Le Moyne’s Gold Wave Hall of Fame in 2003, Harring helped the Dolphins to a collective record of 54-18-1 in his junior and senior seasons (.740), Le Moyne’s first years as a Division I program. Among Le Moyne’s Division I leaders, Harring ranks second in batting (.367), third in slugging percentage (.609) and 21st in hits (108). He led the Dolphins in runs, hits and doubles in his junior and senior years. After graduating from Le Moyne with a degree in business administration, Harring spent two years in the Atlanta Braves organization with the Durham Bulls of the Carolina League where his manager was former Red Sox skipper Grady Little. Harring accepted his first coaching position at Northeastern University, where he remained from 1996-99. During his stay, the Huskies posted a collective 105-88 record and captured the 1997 America East Conference Tournament. That year, NU advanced to the NCAA Tournament where it defeated BethuneCookman (19-3, 7-4) before falling to Stanford and Cal State-Fullerton in the West Regional. Shortly after his appointment to Saint Anselm, Harring served as the manager of the Keene Swamp Bats, leading them to the 2000 New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL) championship. Harring and his wife, Shauna, live in Amesbury, MA, with their daughter Mikaela (8) and son Jacob (5).
THE COACHING STAFF Assistant Keith Beauregard
Assistant Kevin Gately
A prolific hitter at Saint Anselm under Ken Harring, Keith Beauregard starts his first year as a member of the River Hawk coaching staff. Beauregard is slotted to work with the outfielders, base runners and hitters. Beauregard arrived in Lowell after a standout career with the Worcester Tornado’s of the Can-Am League and the Saint Anselm Hawks in the Northeast-10. The slugger put up strong numbers with the Tornado’s from 2005-07, with a career average of .288. His finest season came in 2007 as he hit .317 with five home runs, 31 RBI and 15 stolen bases. While a member of the Hawks under Harring from 2002-05, Beauregard set many program records that still stand today. Among his achievements, he owns the Saint Anselm mark for career hits (223), singles (148), doubles (46) and triples (15), while sitting in second for career RBI (102) behind former UMass Lowell assistant Ken Kessaris. While at Saint Anselm, Beauregard earned his degree in Criminal Justice. Beauregard did not immediately enter the coaching field after his professional career was over, working for Prudential Douglas Elliman in New York as a real estate agent from 20082010. He currently resides in his hometown of Leominster, MA.
A longtime assistant coach with Division I strongholds Holy Cross and Northeastern, Kevin Gately enters his first season with UMass Lowell. Gately’s primary focus will be the infielders, while also actively aiding the recruiting efforts. Gately joined UMass Lowell after wrapping up his third season as an assistant coach with Holy Cross. While there, the Crusaders posted three consecutive 20+ win seasons for the first time since the 1920’s. Prior to that, Gately served as the infield, outfield and hitting coach at Northeastern, while also acting as the assistant recruiting coordinator. Gately was the starting shortstop for the Huskies from 1991-94. His crowning achievement came as captain of the 1994 team that won the America East conference, earning a bid to the program’s first NCAA regional tournament since the 1960’s. While a player at Northeastern, Gately earned his Bachelor’s degree in Political Science in 1995 and then received his MBA at Rivier College in 2006. He resides in Lowell with his wife Renee and two daughters, Julia and Amanda.
Assistant Ryan Williams A former standout pitcher, at UMass Lowell and Saint Anselm for head coach Ken Harring, Ryan Williams enters his second year on the River Hawk staff serving as the pitching coach. Under Willams’ guidance, UMass Lowell pitchers increased strikeouts (+53) and lowered walks (-8) in 2010. Two of his pitchers were named to the Northeast-10 All-Star Team. Williams spent the two seasons prior to joining the UMass Lowell staff pitching professionally, in 2008 with the Brockton Rox of the Can-Am League and in 2007 with the St. Joseph Blacksnakes in the American Association. A former Northeast-10 standout, Williams toed the rubber at UMass Lowell for his senior season after three years at Saint Anselm. In 2006,
Williams was named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-America Third Team, First-Team All-Region, First-Team All-Conference and was crowned the NE-10 Pitcher of the Year. In that season, he led the conference in four categories: ERA (1.03), innings pitched (105.0), strikeouts (95, tied) and strikeouts looking (36). Williams earned a bachelor’s degree in business from Saint Anselm in 2007. A native of Lynnfield, Williams attended St. John’s Prep high school where, in addition to baseball, he competed in football and indoor track and field. He currently resides in Medford, MA.
2011 PREVIEW ARMED AND DANGEROUSS Over the winter months in which players are confined to the gyms and batting cages, the melting snow and warming temperatures can mean only one thing: baseball’s back. For UMass Lowell it offers a chance to reclaim its rightful place in the Northeast-10 standings after the River Hawks were marked with a rare absence for the conference playoffs last year. Edged by a tiebreaker with Merrimack, UMass Lowell’s 2010 season ended in bitter fashion on May 1. The season wasn’t as grim as it appeared. Hamstrung by a fourth place selection in the NE-10 Preseason Poll, the River Hawks’ tie for sixth was overshadowed by what could have been. In reality, UMass Lowell finished with a 27-19 record that included a 29-3 victory over the defending National Champions Lynn University. At year’s end, five players were placed on AllConference Teams and slugger Cam Kneeland (Rowley, Mass.) was named to the Division II All-East Region First Team by the American Baseball Coaches Association. Now the River Hawks stand at the starting gate, selected fourth again in the NE-10 Preseason Poll and ninth in East Region by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. “If we stay healthy in key spots, like any team, we can do a lot of damage,” said head coach Ken Harring. “We’re more focused on the small things that, at times, bit us last year.” “We have 31 players on this team and from guy 1-to-31 they’ve all bought into what we’re doing. I think they’re more mentally prepared than they’ve ever been.” This time around UMass Lowell is equipped with a bevy of arms led by senior captain Dustin Ramey
(Kingston, N.H.) and Baseball America Preseason All-American Jack Leathersich (Beverly, Mass.). UMass Lowell promises to feature an improved offense as well, led by Kneeland who was named a Preseason All-American by Collegiate Baseball News. An Arms Race The River Hawks’ formula for success in 2011 will start with pitching. Ramey and Leathersich will anchor a rotation that is both talented and deep, featuring NE-10 All-Rookie Team selection Garrett Cole (Manchester, N.H.) and freshmen Mike Calzetta (Lawrence, Mass.) and Jake Finnegan (Londonderry, N.H.). Ramey is coming off of a stellar junior campaign that earned him a Third Team nod by the conference. The staff workhorse pitched a team-high 69.2 innings while compiling a 7-4 record and a 2.07 ERA. “Dustin is a leader by example, but when he speaks it carries a lot of weight,” said Harring of his captain. “Dustin missed his first two collegiate years due to injury, he’s been through adversity and he had a really good junior year. He’ll be our number one pitcher as long as he’s lining up for me. Leathersich’s sophomore season wasn’t as strong as UMass Lowell had hoped, but the hard throwing lefty still secured a 3-2 record while striking out a team-best 62 batters. Leathersich rebounded in a big way this summer, impressing scouts with a dominant stint in the Cape Cod Baseball League. As of result, the Beverly native was ranked as the third-best Division II product in the upcoming MLB Draft. Adding depth to the back end, Cole should follow up his solid fresh-
2011 PREVIEW man campaign that saw him pitch to a 3-2 record with a 4.06 ERA over 37.2 innings. He will be aided by newcomer Calzetta who submitted a stellar career at Lawrence High School. Calzetta was named a “Player to Watch” by Collegiate Baseball News. Knock on Wood A sore spot for UMass Lowell a season ago was the team’s ability to generate offense. Despite scoring 243 total runs, up 25 from 2009, the River Hawks picked up a large chunk of that in the 29-3 win over Lynn. UMass Lowell was just 8-6 in one-run games, including a 2-1 loss to Merrimack the ultimately decided the tiebreaker. “Last year we struggled against not only good pitching, but average pitching,” Harring said of the offense. “In previous years we’ve knocked pitchers out of games early and put up double-digit runs. Some of that problem has been taken care of with the return of two big bats from injury.” The River Hawks returning from season long injuries are Pat Devlin (Tewksbury, Mass.) and James Katsiroubas (Milton, Mass.). The pair will look to give Kneeland some added protection in the lineup. As a freshman, Devlin hit .319 in the leadoff spot with a team-high 58 hits. Devlin also stole 21 bases, drew 20 walks and knocked in 14 RBI en route to a spot on the NE-10 All-Rookie Team. “You put Pat Devlin back at the top of that lineup, it just gives us a different feel where you have a feared guy right at the top,” said Harring. “When Devlin is back, he puts everyone where they should be in the lineup, making us a complete offensive unit.” Katsiroubas joined UMass Lowell after completing his freshman year at
Vermont, but was sidelined last season with an injury. In limited appearances with the Catamounts, Katsiroubas collected six hits, an RBI and drew nine walks. After gaining that experience at the Division I level, coach Harring feels his true value and skill level will be seen this season. “James plays at another level in terms of his intensity,” Harring said. “He’s got that dirt dog mentality and he’s extremely mentally and physically tough. He’s a dead-red fastball hitter that will give the middle of the order some protection.” The crown jewel of the lineup is the heavily decorated Kneeland. Already signed on to play next summer with the Mat-Su Miners of the Alaska Baseball League, Kneeland hit a team-high .313 with 43 RBI and a .508 slugging percentage in 2010. Return to the Postseason The goals set forth for the River Hawks are clear: make the conference playoffs and reach the NCAA Tournament. UMass Lowell hasn’t been to the NCAA’s since 2007—tied for the program’s longest drought since 1979—and has fallen short of an NE10 Championship since 2006. “I think for any competitor that coaches or plays in a game the ultimate goal is to get to the NCAA Tournament,” Harring said. “Our ultimate goal is to get back to the NCAA Tournament and once we’re in that position, with the pitching that we have, we can do a lot of things.” “That being said, we’re going to take this season one step at a time. Our goal right now is to win game number one down in New Jersey—after that we will start taking care of our other goals.”
2011 PLAYER PROFILES 1 • SEAN BURNS
Senior Colchester, VT • Colchester H.S. JUNIOR: Started 37 of 39 games • Batted .238 with 19 RBI and 21 runs scored • Committed one error in 43 chances (.977) • Recorded a season-high 3 RBI twice: vs. Lynn (3/15) and New Haven (3/27) • SOPHOMORE: One of four players to start all 50 games • Ranked among Northeast-10 leaders in walks (34, 4th) and held an on-base percentage of .408 • Team-highs of 34 runs (shared with Tim Keene) and 47 singles • FRESHMAN: Appeared in 33 games and batted .279 with 17 runs and 13 RBI • HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year standout at Colchester H.S. for coach Pat Phillips • NVAC All-Metro League First Team all-star as a junior and senior • Named captain as a junior and senior • Nicknamed “Burnsy” • Lists New York Yankees as favorite team • Favorite players include Lou Gehrig, Babe Ruth and Derek Jeter • One of three sons of Robert and Jerri Burns of Colchester, VT.
23 • CONNOR BURNHAM Senior Harwich, MA • Harwich H.S.
JUNIOR: Appeared in 11 games with six starts • Tallied three runs scored • Was perfect in the field in 21 chances • SOPHOMORE: Appeared in 18 games and batted .205 with 6 runs and 5 RBI • Highlights included a 3-for-5 showing with 1 RBI and a run in a 14-8 loss to Bryant • FRESHMAN: Transfers from UMass Amherst (did not play), where he attended the 2007-08 academic year • HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity player at Harwich H.S. for coach Fred Thacher • Two-time South Shore League all-star (2006-07) • Two-time Cape & Islands all-star (2006-07) • Massachusetts South Sectional Most Valuable Player • Led Harwich H.S. to consecutive MIAA Division III state championships in 2006 and 2007 • Aspires to remain in baseball as long as possible as a player or coach • Nicknamed “B-Ham” • Youngest of three sons of Daniel and Belinda Burnham of Harwich, MA
9 • FELIX MARTINEZ
Senior Miami, FL • Miami Senior H.S. JUNIOR: Appeared in 30 games with 18 starts • Hit .227 with 10 RBI and eight runs scored • Was 7-for-7 in stolen base attempts • Stole home in the bottom of the 15th inning to win UML’s season opener, 3-2, against East Stroudsburg • Collected a season-high three hits in a 4-3 win vs. Molloy (3/14) • SOPHOMORE: Appeared in 25 games with four starts • Highlights include a 1-for-1 effort with an RBI, run and stolen base in a 4-3 loss at American International • FRESHMAN: Appeared in 33 games • Scored 16 runs • HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Miami Senior H.S. for coach Frank Suarez • Honorable Mention All-Conference player as a junior and senior • Led the Stingarees in home runs and doubles as a senior • Recipient of Mr. Hustle Award • Nicknamed “Fifi” • Son of Elba Mercado and Cristian Garcia of Miami, FL.
10 • DUSTIN RAMEY
Red Shirt Senior Kingston, NH • Sanborn Regional H.S. JUNIOR: Compiled a 7-4 record over 10 starts • Carried a team-best 2.07 ERA, holding opponents to 16 earned runs through 69.2 innings • Struck out 56 batters while allowing just 58 hits • Highlights include a complete game shutout in a 6-0 win at New Haven • SOPHOMORE: Started eight games on the mound, finishing with a 2-4 record, 3.17 ERA and three complete games • Ranked among the NE-10 leaders in opposing batting average (13th, .240) • Highlights include an eight inning, 14 strike out performance in a 5-1 win over Southern New Hampshire • FRESHMAN: Appeared in two games as a freshman but redshirted due to an injury • HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year player at Sanborn H.S. for coach Jeff Cloos • Earned All-State third team honors • Two-year captain • Honor student all four years • Sanborn National Honor Society • SRHS Academic Hall of Fame • Nicknamed “Dusty” • Youngest of two children of Fred and Jayne Ramey of Kingston, NH.
2010 STATISTICS 2010 Statistics (27-19, 14-12 Northeast-10) Player AVG. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO SB-ATT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Cam Kneeland .313 46-46 179 34 56 16 2 5 43 91 .508 17 5 28 6-10 J.T. Leary .310 46-46 174 24 54 5 0 3 31 68 .391 23 2 26 5-11 Matt Jacobs .281 35-34 128 21 36 6 0 0 7 42 .328 6 8 18 13-16 Luke Wallace .281 45-45 185 39 52 12 3 5 20 85 .459 11 8 49 16-16 Jared Notargiacomo .277 46-45 173 31 48 15 1 7 29 86 .497 12 9 29 1-3 Jordan Silva .271 31-27 96 8 26 0 0 0 7 26 .271 8 1 26 7-8 T. von Kriegenbergh .250 32-19 76 9 19 6 0 0 13 25 .329 3 3 20 3-3 Sean Burns .238 39-37 143 21 34 12 0 0 19 46 .322 12 4 19 5-7 Felix Martinez .227 30-18 66 8 15 1 0 0 10 16 .242 7 1 21 7-7 Mark Sanborn .223 34-31 112 14 25 5 2 2 16 40 .357 8 3 36 1-1 Peter Onorato .179 27-23 78 10 14 5 0 0 8 19 .244 10 3 15 1-1 ------------------------------------------------------------------Less than 25 games played------------------------------------------------------------David Smith .273 21-13 55 6 15 1 0 0 4 16 .291 4 2 14 0-1 Monte Marrocco Jr. .234 21-13 47 7 11 0 1 0 5 13 .277 8 5 13 6-8 Zac Roy .200 18-7 35 5 7 0 0 0 5 7 .200 4 0 10 3-4 Chriss Soldi .182 13-0 11 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 .182 1 0 3 0-1 Bryan Deuel .167 7-1 6 1 1 0 1 0 1 3 .500 0 1 1 0-0 Connor Burnham .048 11-6 21 3 1 0 1 0 0 3 .143 0 3 5 0-1 Taylor Robinson .000 4-1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 3 0-0 T.J. Larivee .000 4-2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0-0 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Totals .261 46-46 1594 243 416 84 11 22 219 588 .369 135 60 337 74-98 Opponents .251 46-46 1571 216 395 64 11 28 192 565 .360 125 50 339 54-69
2010 Pitching Stats Pitcher ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB Avg. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Matt Monico 1.94 3-2 19 1 0 3 51.0 51 16 11 6 26 6 2 1 195 .262 Dustin Ramey 2.07 7-4 11 10 2 0 69.2 58 28 16 15 56 9 2 3 270 .215 Dan White 3.32 2-2 7 7 2 0 38.0 32 21 14 14 29 7 1 1 142 .225 Dallas Nunes 3.68 2-2 14 5 1 1 51.1 37 21 21 15 33 8 3 6 179 .207 Ted Haley 3.98 2-3 9 6 0 0 40.2 40 21 18 14 42 7 1 2 158 .253 Garrett Cole 4.06 3-2 8 6 0 0 37.2 37 19 17 11 35 7 0 5 150 .247 Jack Leathersich 4.26 3-2 12 9 1 3 57.0 48 30 27 30 62 7 1 3 204 .235 -----------------------------------------------------------------Less than 25 innings pitched------------------------------------------------------------Tyler Toyfair 0.84 2-0 11 0 0 3 10.2 9 1 1 2 12 0 0 0 41 .220 Jeffrey Maloney 2.08 0-0 3 0 0 0 4.1 3 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 14 .214 Mike Sloban 4.05 0-0 5 0 0 0 6.2 12 7 3 3 7 3 0 0 34 .353 Taylor Robinson 4.50 0-0 4 1 0 0 6.0 11 3 3 2 6 0 0 1 28 .393 Bryant Guilmette 7.48 2-0 13 0 0 0 21.2 28 21 18 7 18 5 1 3 87 .322 Ryan Stoller 8.49 1-1 9 0 0 0 11.2 20 13 11 2 10 2 0 1 55 .364 Cam Kneeland 54.00 0-1 3 1 0 0 2.0 9 14 12 4 2 2 0 1 14 .643 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Totals 3.81 27-19 46 46 6 10 408.1 395 216 173 125 339 64 11 28 1571 .251 Opponents 4.22 19-27 46 46 5 4 407.0 416 243 191 135 337 84 11 22 1594 .261
2010 RESULTS UML Opp. Overall NE-10 Date Opponent W/L Score R-H-E R-H-E Inn. Record Record Pitcher (Rec.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Feb. 27 vs East Stroudsburg W 3-2 3-7-0 2-9-2 (13) 1-0 - Toyfair (W 1-0) Feb. 28 vs East Stroudsburg W 11-5 11-12-5 5-7-1 9 2-0 - Guilmette (W 1-0) Feb. 28 vs So. Connecticut St. L 1-14 1-3-4 14-14-0 9 2-1 - Ramey (L 0-1) Mar. 6 vs West Chester L 6-14 6-9-0 14-14-1 9 2-2 - Leathersich (L 0-1) Mar. 6 vs West Chester L 1-16 1-4-0 16-10-0 7 2-3 - Nunes (L 0-1) Mar. 7 vs West Chester W 11-8 11-17-1 8-10-0 9 3-3 - Ramey (W 1-1) Mar. 7 vs West Chester L 6-7 6-8-1 7-7-0 7 3-4 - Cole (L 0-1) Mar. 13 ^vs St. Thomas Aquinas W 1-0 1-5-0 0-3-0 9 4-4 - Leathersich (W 1-1) Mar. 13 ^vs St. Thomas Aquinas W 3-0 3-7-1 0-1-1 7 5-4 - Cole (W 1-1) Mar. 14 ^vs Molloy W 4-3 4-11-3 3-6-0 9 6-4 - Ramey (W 2-1) Mar. 14 ^vs Molloy W 5-1 5-7-2 1-4-2 7 7-4 - White (W 1-0) Mar. 15 ^at Lynn University W 29-3 29-32-2 3-10-3 9 8-4 - Monico (W 1-0) Mar. 16 ^vs Dowling College W 5-3 5-6-1 3-8-4 7 9-4 - Stoller (W 1-0) Mar. 16 ^vs Dowling College W 8-0 8-11-2 0-4-0 7 10-4 - Nunes (W 1-1) Mar. 17 ^at Barry L 5-17 5-7-1 17-18-1 9 10-5 - Kneeland (L 0-1) Mar. 18 ^vs Nyack W 5-0 5-8-1 0-7-1 9 11-5 - Cole (W 1-1) Mar. 20 *SO. CONNECTICUT ST. L 0-2 0-3-0 2-5-1 9 11-6 0-1 Ramey (L 2-2) Mar. 20 *SO. CONNECTICUT ST L 3-11 3-7-5 11-14-1 9 11-7 0-2 Leathersich (L 1-2) Mar. 24 *at Bentley W 11-7 11-19-1 7-12-2 9 12-7 1-2 White (W 2-0) Mar. 25 *BENTLEY L 0-5 0-4-1 5-12-0 9 12-8 1-3 Haley (L 0-1) Mar. 27 *at New Haven L 3-4 3-7-1 4-10-2 9 12-9 1-4 Monico (L 1-1) Mar. 27 *at New Haven W 6-0 6-10-0 0-2-2 (9) 13-9 2-4 Ramey (W 3-2) Mar. 28 *SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE L 4-5 4-10-0 5-13-1 9 13-10 2-5 Stoller (L 1-1) Mar. 31 *at So. New Hampshire L 3-4 3-8-0 4-7-1 9 13-11 2-6 White (L 2-1) Apr. 3 *ST. ROSE W 4-1 4-6-1 1-6-3 (11) 14-11 3-6 Monico (W 2-1) Apr. 3 *ST. ROSE W 10-1 10-13-0 1-5-2 9 15-11 4-6 Ramey (W 4-2) Apr. 5 *MERRIMACK W 11-4 11-12-0 4-4-2 9 16-11 5-6 Nunes (W 2-1) Apr. 5 MERRIMACK L 2-6 2-7-2 6-9-0 9 16-12 - Haley (L 0-2) Apr. 7 *at Saint Anselm W 3-2 3-9-0 2-10-1 9 17-12 6-6 Monico (W 3-1) Apr. 8 *SAINT ANSELM W 4-3 4-9-3 3-9-0 9 18-12 7-6 Haley (W 1-2) Apr. 9 at Mercy College W 15-12 15-20-5 12-18-7 (13) 19-12 - Ramey (W 5-2) Apr. 10 *at Adelphi L 5-6 5-8-2 6-11-0 (10) 19-13 7-7 Monico (L 3-2) Apr. 10 *at Adelphi L 3-6 3-8-4 6-8-0 9 19-14 7-8 Ramey (L 5-2) Apr. 11 *STONEHILL L 2-7 2-10-1 7-11-0 9 19-15 7-9 Nunes (L 2-2) Apr. 13 BENTLEY L 3-6 3-7-4 6-13-0 9 19-16 - Cole (L 2-2) Apr. 14 *at STONEHILL L 1-6 1-5-2 6-10-2 9 19-17 7-10 Haley (L 1-3) Apr. 15 *at MERRIMACK L 1-2 1-8-2 2-3-1 9 19-18 7-11 White (L 2-2) Apr. 18 *at Assumption W 2-1 2-6-1 1-7-1 9 20-18 8-11 Ramey (W 6-3) Apr. 18 *at Assumption W 8-3 8-10-0 3-9-2 9 21-18 9-11 Leathersich (W 2-2) Apr. 21 CONCORDIA W 4-3 4-9-1 3-9-0 (14) 22-18 9-11 Guilmette (W 2-0) Apr. 24 *PACE UNIVERSITY W 5-3 5-10-4 3-8-1 9 23-18 10-11 Cole (W 3-2) Apr. 24 *PACE UNIVERSITY W 5-4 5-11-1 4-7-1 9 24-18 11-11 Toyfair (W 2-0) Apr. 25 *FRANKLIN PIERCE L 1-5 1-7-1 5-15-0 9 24-19 11-12 Ramey (L 6-4) Apr. 27 *at Franklin Pierce W 5-3 5-7-1 3-4-1 9 25-19 12-12 Leathersich (W 3-2) May 1 *at American Int’l W 8-1 8-6-0 1-6-6 9 26-19 13-12 Ramey (W 7-4) May 1 *at American Int’l W 7-0 7-6-0 0-6-3 9 27-19 14-12 Haley (W 2-3) KEY: ^Florida sites; *Northeast-10 Conference game Overall: 27-19 • Northeast-10: 14-12 • Home: 7-8 • Away: 10-7 • Neutral: 10-4
TEAM RECORDS
Most Games Played 58 2001 Most Games Won 39 2001 Most Games Lost 24 2008 Best Winning Percentage .800 (36-9) 1999 Longest Game 18 innings vs. Dowling College (3-12- 11) Longest Winning Streak 25 vs. Stony Brook (4-3- 99)-Bentley (5-3-99) Longest Losing Streak 7 vs. UMass Dartmouth (4-23-78)-Babson (5-2-78) Batting Most At Bats, Season 2,131 2001 • Game 54 vs. UMass Dartmouth (4-20-80) Most Runs Scored, Season 524 2001 • Game 40 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) • Inning 18 vs. Franklin Pierce (4-14-94, 1st) • Per Game 11.38 1996 (444 runs/39 games) Most Hits, Season 738 2001 • Game 34 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Most Singles, Season 508 2001 • Game 22 vs. St. Anselm (4-25-82; 2nd of DH) Most Doubles, Season 149 2001 • Game 11 vs. So. Conn. (4-18-93; 1st of DH) Most Triples, Season 30 1985 • Game 4 vs. Merrimack (4-18-81; 2nd of DH) vs. Phila. Textile (5-14-87) Most Home Runs, Season 64 2002 • Game 6 vs. Brandeis (4-18-96) Most RBI, Season 477 2001 • Game 38 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Most Stolen Bases, Season 110 1990 • Game 10 vs. W.P.I. (4-12-78) vs. Suffolk (3-28-86) vs. F. Pierce (5-4-90; 2nd of DH) Most Sacrifices, Season 31 2008 • Game 4 vs. Plymouth St. (5-5-85; 2nd of DH) Most Sacrifice Flies, Season 38 2001 • Game 4 vs. Framingham St. (3-20-01) vs. Stonehill (4-21-01) Most Base on Balls, Season 234 1985 • Game 20 vs. Jersey City St. (3-16-87) Most Strikeouts, Season 330 2008 • Game 16 vs. Eastern Conn. (4-2-77) vs. Albany (3-31-99) Most Times HBP, Season 75 2001 • Game 6 vs. Bentley (5-6-92) vs. Quinnipiac (3-24-96; 1st of DH) Highest Team Batting Avg. .364 1985 Most Total Bases, Season 1107 2001 • Game 67 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Highest Slugging % .542 1985 Pitching Most Pitchers Used, Season 17 • Game 5 Most Pitchers Starting Game 9 Most Complete Games 24 Most Inn. Pitched, Season 499.2 • Game 16.0 Most Hits Allowed, Season 527 • Game 21 Most Runs Allowed, Season 302 • Game 22
2007 vs. Stonehill (3-23-00); vs. Northeastern (3-26-00) 1997, 2000, 2008 1991 2001 vs. New Haven (4-26-92;2nd of DH) 2001 vs. St. Leo (3-14-96) 2001 vs. St. Leo (3-19-94) vs. St. Leo (3-14-96)
Most Earned Runs Allowed • Season • Game Most Walks, Season • Game Most Strikeouts, Season • Game Most Wild Pitches, Season • Game Lowest Team ERA Most Shutouts
256 20 245 22 357 18 56 7 2.28 8
2001 vs. St. Leo (3-19-94) 1988 vs. Bentley (4-30-86) 2004 vs. Merrimack (5-3-78) 1988 vs. Trenton St. (3-13-88; 2nd of DH) 1981 2008
Fielding Most Total Chances, Season 2094 • Game 73 Most Putouts, Season 1499 • Game 48 Most Assists, Season 643 • Game 24 Most Errors, Season 89 • Game 9 Most Double Plays, Season 51 • Game 5 Best Fielding Pct., Season .968 Lowest Fielding Pct., Season .939
2007 vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd of DH; 16 innings) 2001 vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd of DH) 2007 vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd of DH) vs. Merrimack (3-20-99) 2008 vs. Tampa (3-17-03) 2005, 2006 vs. Stonehill (4-18-94) Assumption (5-1-95) 2001 1993
Miscellaneous Most Runners Left on Base • Season 498 • Game 17
2001 vs. Stonehill (4-18-85) vs. Salem St. (4-14-87; 11 inni.)
Allen Mottram holds the program for career hits (282).
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Batting Most Games Played, Car. 200 Tim Manton (2005-08) • Season 58 Jon Cahill, Lenny Carter, Allen Mottram (2001) Most At Bats, Career 834 Tim Manton (2005-08) • Season 235 Jon Cahill (2001) • Game 8 Luke Wallace, vs. Lynn (3-1510) Jared Notardgiacomo, vs. Lynn (3-15-10) Most Runs Scored, Career 192 Jon Cahill (1998-01) • Season 67 Jon Cahill (2001) • Game 6 Bobby Cappadona, vs. UMass Dartmouth (5-1-84) Most Hits, Career 282 Allen Mottram (2000-03) • Season 94 Jon Cahill, 2001 • Game 7 Luke Wallace, vs. Lynn (3-1510) Most Singles, Career 220 Tim Manton (2005-08) • Season 67 Tim Manton (2008) • Game 5 Keith Woodman, vs. St. Anselm (4-25-82) Matt Almeida, vs. New Hamp. College (4-29-89) Most Doubles, Career 66 Jon Cahill (1998-01) • Season 24 Adam McCusker (2002) • Game 3 Jon Cahill vs. New Haven (4-8-00) Keith Woodman, vs. St. Anselm (4-18-84) Ross Madore, vs. Manhattanville (3-15-85) Steve Lane, vs. Boston Univ. (4-23-90) Ken Pires, vs. So. Conn. (4-18-93; 1st of DH) Tom Davis, vs. N.H. College (4-29-95; 1st of DH) Jarrod Harwood, vs. Keene St. (4-3-96; 1st of DH) Bob Theriault, vs. American Int. (5-5-05) Most Triples, Career 13 Nate Liebenow, 2002-05 • Season 7 Dick Kiluk, 1985 Larry Rodgers, 1995 • Game 2 Jerod Edmondson, vs. Bentley (3-24-07) Bob Clancy, vs. Merrimack (4-18-81) Keith Woodman, vs. Sacred Heart (4-14-85) Dick Kiluk, vs. Central Conn. (4-21-85) Bobby Cappadona, vs. Quinnipiac (5-3-86) Rob Aziz, vs. New Hamp. Col. (4-29-89) Larry Rodgers, vs. St. Rose (4-30-95; 1st of DH) Ryan Kearney, vs. F. Pierce (4-23-97) Nate Liebenow, vs. F. Pierce (4-2-03) Steve Paddock, vs. Merrimack (4-15-06) Most Home Runs, Career 34 Allen Mottram (2000-03) • Season 16 Allen Mottram (2002) • Game 3 Dick Kiluk, vs Quinnipiac (5-4-85) Most RBI, Career 216 Allen Mottram (2000-03) • Season 73 Allen Mottram (2002)
• Game 10 Most Stolen Bases, Career 85 • Season 35 • Game 5 Most Sacrifices, Career 22 • Season 7 • Game 2 Most Sac Flies, Career 19 • Season 8 • Game 2 Most BB, Career 115 • Season 37 • Game 5 Most Strikeouts, Career 122 Season 47 Game 4 Most Times HBP, Career 50 • Season 19 • Game 3 Most Tot. Bases, Career 457 • Season 152
Dick Kiluk, vs Quinnipiac (5-4-85) Tim Manton, (2005-08) Steve Lane, 1990 Steve Lane, vs Franlin Pierce (5-4-90; 2nd of DH) Sean Patno, 2004-07 Matt Iorio, 2006 Sean Patno, 2006 Adam McCusker vs. Assumption (5-3-00) Rick Ries, vs Salem S. (4-26-78) Dan Grams, vs Plymouth St. (5-8-83) Chris Riley, vs Barry (3-22-86) Steve Lane, vs New Haven (4-26-92; 1st of DH) Shamus Veo, vs. Bentley (3-26-05) Adam McCusker (2000-03) Keith Qualter, 1994 Evan Greene vs. Stonehill (3-31-00) Matt Petros vs. Carroll Col. (3-17-00) Neal Larsson, vs Barry (3-22-86); vs Jersey City State (3-16-87) Ross Madore, vs Southern Connecticut (4-19-86) Steve Lane, vs Franklin Pierce (5-4-90, 1st of DH) Steve Talbot, vs N.H. College (4-22-92; 2nd of DH) Dave Hebert, vs Bryant (5-7-93) Chris Conroy, vs. Franklin Pierce (4-14-94, 2nd of DH) Kevin Winship, vs. Sacred Heart (4-6-96; 1st of DH), vs. Stony Brook (4-27-96;1st of DH) Tom Davis, vs. Albany (4-9-97) Danny Barros, 1988-91 Danny Barros, 1990 Keith Woodman, vs Merrimack (4-7-84) Bob Theriault (2003-2006) Luke Wallace (2008) Dan Parent, vs Brandeis (4-11-90) Matt Moran, vs Salem St. (4-9-91) Marty Piper, vs Sacred Heart (4-14-91) Dave Hebert, vs New Haven (4-26-92) Marc Deschenes, vs. St. Leo (3-19-94) Jim Pelland, vs. Albany (3-31-99) Tim Manton, vs. So. Conn. (4-9-05) Ryan Davenport, vs. Stonehill (5-14-05) Tim Keene, vs. So. Conn. (4-6-06) Graeme Clohosey, vs. Franklin Pierce (4-29-07) Tim Keene, vs. Adelphi (3-3-07) Sean Patno, vs. Caldwell Col. (5-17-07) Tim Manton, vs. Stonehill Col. (5-5-08) Kevin Winship, 1994-96 Kevin Winship, 1995 Dave Moore, vs Bridgeport (5-1-92; 2nd Game of DH) Kevin Winship, vs. A.I.C. (4-12-94) Jim Pelland, vs. A.I.C. (4-21-99) Miles Page, vs. Bentley (3-30-05) Allen Mottram (2000-03) Allen Mottram (2002)
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Allen Mottram, vs. Merrimack (4-6-00) Joe Grygiel, 1988 (7-0) Jim Michaud, vs UMass Dartmouth Seth Tebbetts, 1997 (7-0) (4-20-80; 2 hr, 2 2b, & 2 1b) Most Saves, Career 27 Pat Donovan, (2006-07) • Season 15 Pat Donovan, 2007 Pitching Lowest ERA, Career (min. 100 inn.) Most App., Career 65 Ronnie Nelson, (2005-07) 2.07 Bill Moloney, 1975-78 • Season 25 Ronnie Nelson, 2005 • Season (min. 30 inn.) 1.01 Bill Moloney, 1978 25 Pat Donovan, 2006 Most Gm Started, Career 41 Brad Laurin, 2002-05 Fielding • Season 14 Kevin Rourke, 1995 Most Total Chances, Car. 1295 Patrick Wilson, 2004-07 Most CG, Career 18 Scott Johnson, 1987-91 • Season 523 Patrick Wilson, 2007 • Season 10 Scott Johnson, 1991 • Game 23 Steve Lane, vs New Haven Most Consecutive CG 10 Scott Johnson, 1991 (4-26-92; 2nd of DH) Most Inn. Pitched, Career 301.2 Brad Laurin, 2002-05 Most Putouts, Career 1,210 Patrick Wilson, 2004-07 • Season 102.1 Kevin Rourke, 1995 • Season 487 Jerod Edmondson, 2007 Nate Linstad, 2000 • Game 22 Steve Lane, vs. New Haven • Game 12.0 Frank Riley, vs New Haven (4-26-82) (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH) Scott Johnson, vs. Most Assists, Career 499 Sean Patno, 2004-07 New Haven (4-20-91) • Season 162 Sean Patno, 2007 Most Con. SO Inn. 26.0 Scott Johnson (4/10/91-4/24/91) • Game 11 Sean Patno, vs. So. Conn. (4-9-05) Most Hits Allowed, Car. 297 Kevin Rourke, 1992-95 • Season 106 Kevin Rourke, 1995 Miscellaneous • Game 15 Todd Keeney, vs. Sacred Heart UML Perfect Games Matt Marenghi, vs. Bryant (5-1-99; 7 inn.) (4-23-94, 1st of DH) UML No-Hitters Matt Marenghi, vs. Bryant (5-1-99; 7 inn.) Allen Blackington, vs. Assump. (5-1-95) Marc Deschenes, vs. Bridgeport (4-8-95; 5 inn.) Most Runs Allowed, Car. 158 Kevin Rourke, 1992-95 Matt Fitzgerald, vs Springfield (5-14-77) • Season 56 Nate Linstad, 1999 Tipper Durkin, vs. Plymouth St. (4-10-76) • Game 15 Dave DiCenso, vs. St. Leo (3-19-94) Last No-Hitter Pitched Against Most Earned Runs, Car. 126 Nate Linstad, 1998-01 Scott Budner, Eastern Conn. (4-2-77) • Season 43 Nate Linstad, 1999 UML Players to Hit for the Cycle • Game 12 Rick Carbonara, vs. Quinnipiac (5-4-85) Matt Petros vs. Carroll Col. (3-17-00) Chris Cullinan, vs. St. Leo (3-14-96) Mark Babbitt vs. Carroll Col. (3-17-00) Most Walks Allowed, Car. 127 Joe Grygiel, 1988-90 Keith Qualter, vs. Adelphi (5-13-94; • Season 70 John Schoolcraft, 1986 ECAC Playoff Game) • Game 17 John Schoolcraft, vs Bentley (4-30-86) Most Grand Slam Home Runs, Career Lowest Walks/9 Inning Ratio, 2 Mike LaValliere, 1979-81; • Career (min. 75 inn.) 1.73 Jim Shaughnessy, (2003-06; Dick Kiluk, 1985; 33 walks/171.2 inn.) Paul Gedman, 1986-87; • Season 1.10 Jim Shaughnessy, 2006 (7/57.2 inn.) John Spencer, 1987-88; Most Strikeouts, Career 292 Brad Laurin, 2002-05 Ketih Qualter, 1993-94 • Season 107 David Williamson, 2002 Jared Notargiacomo, 2007-10 • Game 18 Ed Elliott, vs Merrimack (5-3-78) • Season 2 Mike LaValliere, 1980; Most SO/9 Inn., Car. 9.87 Matt Fitzgerald, 1975-78 Dick Kiluk, 1985; • Season 11.61 Mike Alonardo, 1998 Keith Qualter, 1994 Most Times Striking Out 10 or More Jared Notargiacomo, 2010 • Career 11 David Williamson, 2001-02 • Game 2 Jared Notargiacomo vs. Lynn (3-15-10) • Season 6 David Williamson, 2002 Home Run in First Collegiate At Bat Most Hit Batters, Career 44 Nate Linstad, 1998-01 Jack Fiorino, vs Bentley (4-13-82) • Season 18 Nate Linstad, 2001 Dave Delfino, vs Kean Col. (3-19-86) • Game 5 Tim Schmid, vs Eastern Conn. (4-24-82) Allen Blackington vs. New Hamp. (3-10-96) Most Wild Pitches, Car. 26 Joe Grygiel, 1988-90 • Season 17 Glenn Longval, 1988 • Game 5 Glenn Longval, vs Trenton St. (3-13-88); vs. Salem St. (4-12-88) Joe Grygiel, vs Assumption (4-14-89) Todd Keeney, vs. Eckerd (3-16-94) Most Victories, Career 26 Ryan Kearney, 1995-98 • Season 10 Kevin Rourke, 1995 Most Losses, Career 11 Kevin Rourke, 1992-95 • Season 6 Mike Alonardo, 1997 Best Won-Loss Percentage • Career (min. 12 dec.) .889 Matt Marenghi, 1999 (16-2) • Season (min. 7 dec.) 1.000 Tom Clarke, 1999 (8-0)