2023 UNF Baseball Media Almanac

2023 NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL QUICK FACTS

ROSTER INFORMATION: BATTING - 2022 STATISTICS (Years Reflect Last Year's Class)

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BROCK BORGESON Assistant AD - Strategic Comms

Sport Responsibilities: Baseball Men's Basketball Volleyball Women's Soccer Beach Volleyball

KYLE JOHANNES

Broadcast Manager

IAN BOLGER

Assistant Director

Sport Responsibilities:

Men's & Women's Golf

Men's Soccer

Softball

Women's Basketball

ETHAN HRAY Graduate Asst.

Sport Responsibilities: Women's Swimming

Women's Soccer (secondary)

NORTH FLORIDA STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS

Address: UNF Arena, First Floor, 1 UNF Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32224

Phone: (904) 620-4025 | Fax: (904) 620-3943 | UNF Press Row: (904) 904-1901

Official Website www.UNFOspreys.com

Social Media

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Twitter (General Athletics) @UNFOspreys

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Instagram (Baseball) @ospreysbsb

BROCK BORGESON

Asst. AD Strategic Communications

Alma Mater: Simpson ('16), WPU ('18)

Joined North Florida: July 2018

Office: (904) 620-4029

Cell: (630) 440-2595

E-mail: brock.borgeson@unf.edu

IAN BOLGER

Asst. Director Strategic Comms.

Alma Mater: Florida State ('21)

Joined North Florida: August, 2021

Cell: (850) 499-0387

E-mail: ian.bolger@unf.edu

ETHAN HRAY

Strategic Communications GA

Alma Mater: North Florida ('22)

Joined North Florida: August 2022

MEDIA INFORMATION

Cell: (352) 584-1168

E-mail: no1398510@unf.edu

NATAVIA REDDICK

Strategic Communications GA

Alma Mater: Jacksonville ('22)

Joined North Florida: August 2022

Cell: (904) 894-7449

E-mail: n01242516@unf.edu

CELIA OSWITCH

Strategic Communications UGA

SENIOR - UNF '23

Joined North Florida: August 2021

Cell: (330) 322-8692

E-mail: n01498103@unf.edu

The 2023 University of North Florida baseball game notes are designed to aid members of the media covering Osprey baseball. As for the media, we appreciate your coverage, and if there is anything we can do to assist, please contact the North Florida Athletic Communications Office.

NORTH FLORIDA STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS

The North Florida Athletic Communications Office is located on the first of UNF Arena in Room 1062. Entering the arena through the front entrance, the office can be accessed by going past the double doors next to the main office, going through another set of double doors and going to your left.

CREDENTIAL REQUESTS

The North Florida Athletic Communications Office will issue credentials to WORKING press only. All passes will be left at the Will Call at the UNF Softball Press Box.

VISITING RADIO

All visiting radio crews MUST request credentials through their school’s sports information director. Please make arrangements well in advance so necessary arrangements can be made.

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Only photographers shooting for accredited media outlets or for North Florida Athletic Communications will be allowed to shoot home events from foul territory inside the field of play. No photographers are permitted in the dugout, bullpen or in any area in the way of teams at play.

POST-GAME INTERVIEWS

NATAVIA REDDICK

Graduate Asst.

Sport Responsibilities:

M/W XC & T&F

CELIA OSWITCH

Undergraduate Assistant

Sport Responsibilities:

M/W Tennis

Following a 10-minute “cooling off” period, a post-match press conference will take place on the field. The North Florida Athletic Communications staff will poll the media prior to the end of the match to determine which players will be made available after the match. The visiting coach and players will be made available outside their locker room. Pre-game interviews are NOT allowed.

INTERVIEWS

Most practices are open to the media and public. However, there may be instances when all or parts of practice are closed. Daily practices typically run 2-4:45 p.m. at Harmon Stadium, but practice times are subject to change. Contact the Athletic Communications Office for practice times and to set up any interviews with North Florida players and coaches.

PARKING

Limited parking for the media is located in the parking lot directly behind UNF Arena. Access to the lot is gained by turning beside UNF Arena on the south end access road.

MATCH NOTES

The North Florida Athletic Communications Office produces a release at least one day prior to each game. Game notes include pertinant information about the Ospreys and North Florida’s opponent.

STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS

Assistant Director/BSB Contact:

Brock Borgeson Office Phone: (904) 620-4029

Cell Phone: (630) 440-2595

E-mail: brock.borgeson@unf.edu

Website: www.UNFOspreys.com

Twitter: @UNFOspreys (General), @OspreyBSB

Facebook: North Florida Ospreys (General)

Instagram: ospreysbsb

FLORIDA

USC

Fairfield

Austin

STETSON

CENTRAL ARKANSAS

FGCU

Roster

Alphabetical Roster

Adams - 34

Angevine - 43

Becker - 26

Bolton - 21

Boroski - 17

Brinling - 28

Brown - 2

Clements - 7

Cline - 14

DiMillo - 8

Esquivel - 6

Fouraker - 42

Gerteisen - 15

Griesemer - 10

Halstead - 30

Holden - 40

Howell - 9

Leach - 24

Leinenbach - 22

Leonard - 5

Lodise - 1

Love - 20

Maddox - 19

Madonna - 11

Maynard - 36

Nichols - 33

Ohme - 35

Pound - 16

Reich - 4

Roca - 32

Ross - 23

Runnels - 31

Sweatt - 3

Sybrandt - 13

Wimpelberg - 25

Witherington - 29

CATCHERS - 7

Nichols - R/R

Sybrandt - L/R

Fouraker - R/R

DiMillo - R/R

Leach - R/R

Maddox - R/R

Runnels - R/R

INFIELDERS - 11

Howell - R/R

Lodise - R/R

Brown - L/R

Sweatt - R/R

Leonard - L/R

Esquivel - R/R

Clements - R/R

Cline - B/R

Pound - R/R

Witherington - R/R

Fouraker - R/R

OUTFIELDERS - 6

Leinenbach - R/R

Reich - R/R

Gerteisen - L/R

Brinling - L/L

Sybrandt - L/R

Nichols - R/R

LHP - 4

Becker - L/L

Roca - R/L

Maynard - R/L

Holden - R/L

RHP - 12

Howell - R/R

Griesemer - R/R

Madonna - R/R

Boroski - R/R

Love - R/R

Bolton - R/R

Ross - R/R

Halstead - R/R

Adams - R/R

Ohme - R/R

Angevine - R/R

Wimpelberg - R/R

Leinenbach - R/R

NEWCOMERS - 17

Lodise, Esquivel, Howell, Sybrandt, Cline, Maddox, Love, Bolton, Ross, Wimpelberg, Becker, Brinling, Witherington, Runnels, Nichols, Adams, Fouraker

STATE-BY-STATE

Florida - 35

Louisiana - 1

BY CLASS

Redshirt-Senior: 2

Senior: 4

Redshirt-Junior - 4

Junior: 9

Redshirt-Sophomore: 3

Sophomore: 4

Redshirt-Freshman: 2

Freshman: 8

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Ty Angevine - An-Jah-Vine

Gabriel Esquivel - Esk-iv-el

Eric Fouraker - Four-acre

Tyler Gerteisen - Grr-teh-send

Scott Griesemer - Grease-ah-mer

Drew Leinenbach - Lie-NEN-bach

Alex Lodise - Low-dees

Will Ohme – Oh-me

Cade Reich – Rye-shh (emphasis on shh)

Tony Roca – Row-cuh

Jakob Runnels - Jacob

Aidan Sweatt – Like “sweat” as in perspiration

Peyton Sybrandt - See-Brant

Ospreys – “Osprays” – Like “sprey” NOT “spree” as in the candy

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PARENTON AT A GLANCE

Coaching Experience: 1990-95 Old Dominion Assistant Coach

1996-97 Mississippi Sate Assistant Coach

1998-03 Samford Head Coach

2004-06 Florida Assistant Coach

2007-09 Jesuit HS (New Orleans, La.) Head Coach

2014-17 Hudson Valley Renegades (A) Manager

2017-Present North Florida Head Coach

Playing Experience:

1980-83 Mississippi State Infield

1980-83 Mississippi State Quarterback

Education: 1989 Mississippi State Bachelor's of Science

Team Accomplishments:

Hudson Valley Renegades

2014,16 McNamara Division Champs

Jesuit High School

2009 State Champions Florida

2005 College World Series appear.

2004,05 Super Regional appear.

Mississippi State 1997 College World Series appear.

1997,98 NCAA Regional appear.

Old Dominion

1994, 95 NCAA Regional appear.

1994, 95 Colonial Athletic Champions 1991 Sun Belt Runner-up

Coaching Honors:

2004 Ohio Valley Coach of the Year

Tim Parenton was named the UNF head baseball coach in June of 2017 and since then UNF has seen five MLB draftees and seven ASUN First Team AllConference honorees. UNF has had two ASUN Scholar-Athletes of the Year, a Senior Class Award finalist, one ASUN Player of the Year and one ASUN Pitcher of the Year honoree.

2022 Parenton eclipsed the 100win milestone at UNF with a doubleheader sweep of a tough FGCU team April 16, highlighting his 2022 campaign at the helm of North Florida baseball. Parenton and the UNF staff helped produce six All-ASUN awards, include a first team selection and two allacademic picks.

Isaiah Byars paced UNF's allconference selections as the lone shortstop chosen to the team, while Aidan Sweatt, Abraham Sequera and Peter Holden all landed on the second team. Holden and Brock Edge also brought home allacademic recognition, marking the first time UNF had multiple Academic All-ASUN honorees in the same season since 2015 as the team turned in a 3.21 GPA for the

Tim Parenton

HEAD COACH, Fifth Season

Mississippi State, 1989

spring semester.

Edge also landed on the College Sports Information Directors (CoSIDA) Academic All-District

4 First Team, marking the first time UNF has had an honoree on that squad in consecutive seasons since 1992 and 1993.

Edge followed up Alex Kachler's CoSIDA Academic All-America honors from 2021.

2021

Coach Parenton’s fourth season as head coach at North Florida was one of the most challenging and unique seasons in college sports history as teams balanced the changes brought on by COVID-19 along with the everyday demands required to succeed. North Florida finished 22-23 and 11-7 in the ASUN, finishing just one game back of first place in the ASUN South Division. The Ospreys finished ahead of Stetson and Jacksonville, going 7-2 against the Hatters and 5-2 against the Dolphins on the season.UNF eliminated Stetson from the ASUN Championship by taking the first two games of a best-of-three game series in the ASUN Divisional Round. In the ASUN Championship Final Four, UNF knocked out Kennesaw State before coming up one win shy of the ASUN Championship game.Parenton’s team picked up two top-25 wins, both coming on the road. UNF opened the year with a 7-4 win against No. 24/21 Florida State before beating No. 21 Georgia, 7-4, just weeks later.Coming up big in both of those wins and throughout the whole season was Division III graduate transfer Alex Kachler, who went on to become the first student-athlete in ASUN Baseball history to be named ASUN Player of the Year and Scholar-Athlete of the Year in the same season. He also was one of 10 studentathletes in NCAA DI Baseball to be named a finalist for the Senior Class Award. Joining Kachler

on the all-conference team was freshman Aidan Sweatt who was a unanimous pick to the ASUN AllFreshmen team after producing one of the most consistent years on record for a UNF freshman. Sweatt helped lead a defense that finished first in the ASUN in double plays turned (46) and fourth in the nation in double plays spun per game (1.02). In the outfield, Blake Marabell dazzled with three home run robs on the season as he appeared on SportsCenter’s Top 10 Plays on multiple occasions. On the hill, righty Brandon Reitz paced the ASUN with 10 saves, finishing tied for first in UNF DI history for the most saves in a season. Joining him in a solid bullpen was Eddie Miller and Stephen Halstead who turned in sub-2.50 ERAs across 40-combined appearances.

2020

The 2020 season concluded in mid-March due to the COVID-19 developments, but the Ospreys had a slew of strong teams slated for Parenton's third season leading the Ospreys. UNF was set to host 36 games at Harmon Stadium and play 15 games against teams in the 2019 NCAA Championship. UNF did play six of those games after hosting Central Michigan and Ohio State. The Ospreys would host VMI, Rutgers, Hartford,

CMU and OSU in addition to playing a road contest at South Carolina Feb. 25. North Florida opened up the season with a 5-4 walk-off victory against VMI Feb. 14, making UNF 2-1 in season openers under Parenton. Parenton put forth a squad that saw the UNF debut of 14 players, 10 of which were newcomers. UNF concluded the shortened season with a 9-5 defeat of visiting Ohio State March 11. The Ospreys received a three-run home run from catcher Tanner Clark and a 3.2-inning save from redshirt-senior Eddie Miller in the win.

2019

Parenton's second season saw the Ospreys achieve notable individual and team numbers and honors. For the first time in UNF's ASUN affiliation the Ospreys received superlative pitching and academic all-conference honors. Redshirt-senior Brad Deppermann was singled out as the ASUN Pitcher of the Year, while junior center fielder Tanner Murphy was tabbed as the ASUN ScholarAthlete of the Year. Deppermann and Murphy weren't the only first team honorees representing the Ospreys, as senior second baseman Jay Prather had a breakout year to help him land on the first team. Senior righty Nick Marchese went 7-0 and junior designated hitter was fourth in the league in hitting as they landed on the ASUN Second Team. Parenton guided UNF to a 23-11 record at home and a 3-1 mark against SEC opponents. UNF opened the year by hosting Missouri, taking twoof-three games. The Tigers would go on to finish 34-22-1, proving to be a stingy SEC opponent after taking two of three against No. 20 Ole Miss, Kentucky and No. 8 LSU. Missouri would also sweep South Carolina in late April. The Ospreys kept the foot on the gas following the season-opening weekend, downing No. 3/5 Florida February 20, 7-1. It was the second-highest ranked opponent that the Ospreys defeated in its DI days after doubling-up No. 1 UF, 10-5, in 2012 when Parenton was an assistant coach at North Florida. UNF earned wins in both games against 2019 Conference USA Champion, FAU. The Ospreys defeated the Owls on back-to-back days, 7-5 and 9-8. North Florida would finish the

season as the number-five seed in the conference, going 16-8 against in-state opponents.

2018

In his first season with the Ospreys, Parenton led the Ospreys to a 2828 record as UNF made it all the way to the ASUN Finals before falling to top seed Stetson. North Florida had three players make the first team all-conference (Tanner Murphy, Blake Voyles and Frank German). UNF defended it home turf with it's fourth straight 20 win season at Harmon Stadium. Parenton also had three pitchers of the week (German x2 and Brad Deppermann) while Chris Berry earned hitter of the week honors as well. The Ospreys did make some history during Parenton's first year as they swept FGCU in Fort Myers for the first time in school history in a series that dates back to 2008.

In Minor League Ball

Parenton, who served as an assistant coach at North Florida from 2010-13, returned to the Ospreys following a three-year stint as the manager of the Hudson Valley Renegades, the Short Season-A team affiliate in the New York Penn League for the Tampa Bay Rays. As the manager for the Renegades, Parenton guided the squad to a pair of Division titles in 2014 and 2016, while finishing runner-up in the Penn League last summer. In addition, he also coordinated the Rays’ extended spring training program in Port Charlotte, Fla.

First Stint at UNF

During his first stint at UNF, Parenton helped recruit and develop several standout performers including Alex Bacon, Shane Kennedy and Tyler Moore, who all garnered Freshman AllAmerican honors and ASUN AllFreshman accolades. Bacon also earned the ASUN Freshman of the Year award. The Ospreys also enjoyed other milestones with Parenton on staff including a 10-5 victory over No. 1-ranked Florida in 2012 and a No. 23 ranking in the College Baseball Daily Mid-Major Top 25 poll. Prior to his first stint with the Ospreys, Parenton spent three seasons as the head coach Jesuit High School in New Orleans (2007-09), his prep alma mater. He guided the

Blue Jays to three consecutive state tournament appearances and a pair of American Legion playoff runs. His coaching ledger with Jesuit featured a runner-up and two quarterfinal finishes in the state tournament while also collecting an American Legion state championship.

At the University of Florida Parenton took the break from college baseball following a threeyear tenure as an assistant coach at the University of Florida from 2004-2006. During his time at UF, the Gators claimed the 2005 SEC title and also advanced to the College World Series, finishing second in the nation. As the club’s hitting coach, he oversaw an offense that finished among the program’s top all-time leaders in total bases, hits, runs, RBIs, walks and home runs. Florida made two NCAA Regional and Super Regional appearances during his time in Gainesville.

Head Coach - Samford University

As the head coach at Samford University from 1998-2003, Parenton was named the 2004 OVC Coach of the Year and also led the Bulldogs to conference tournament appearances in both the OVC (2004) and ASUN (2002). He oversaw a $1,000,000 renovation project at Samford for the baseball stadium and had over a 90 percent graduation rate with 51 academic all-conference honorees during his seven-year tenure.

Sun Belt, Colonial and SEC

Before taking over his own program, Parenton also worked two successful seasons at Mississippi State (1996-97), helping lead MSU to a pair of NCAA Regional berths along with a trip to the 1997 College World Series. He began his collegiate coaching career as an assistant coach at Old Dominon (199095), where he was part of a 18897 record in five seasons. ODU snared a back-to-back Colonial Athletic Conference crowns in 1994 and 1995 while advancing to NCAA Regional play. He was also part of an ODU runner-up finish in the Sun Belt Conference (1991).

Personal and Playing Experience

Along with his extensive coaching career, Parenton was a two-sport letterwinner in football and baseball at Mississippi State University. He helped the Bulldogs to the 1980 Sun Bowl and 1981 Hall of Fame Bowl as a quarterback while earning a pair of NCAA Regional baseball appearances as an infielder on the diamond. Parenton later spent three years at MSU serving as a graduate assistant football coach and two seasons as assistant director for athletic facilities and game management.

A native of New Orleans, Parenton starred at Jesuit High School, where he earned 11 letters in baseball, basketball, football and track. He was chosen the school’s Athlete of the Decade for the 1970s.

Parenton earned his bachelor's degree from Mississippi State in 1989 and is married to the former Sheila Cummins of Kosciusko, Miss.

BOGART

Coaching

Brady Bogart ASSISTANT COACH,

First Season

Saint Leo, 1993

North Florida baseball welcomed assistant coach Brady Bogart to its coaching staff in October of 2022. Bogart specifically serves as the pitching coach with the staff in this role.

Bogart, a familiar name for those that know collegiate baseball in Florida, has more than 30 years of experience working in the high school, collegiate and professional ranks of baseball.

His son, Austin Bogart, was a three-year letterwinner with the Stetson Hatters as a two-way player. He would join North Florida as a graduate transfer during the 2021 season, posting some impressive numbers on the mound, at the dish and in the field as UNF’s everyday outfielder and weekend starter.

"I am very honored and fortunate to have this opportunity to contribute as the UNF pitching coach. The UNF baseball program has a rich history in competing at a high level. I would like to thank Coach Parenton and the UNF administration for this opportunity. SWOOP!"

Bogart’s varied experience in the baseball world has seen him primarily work in the Sunshine State, while also sending him around the country to coach or play in independent and summer leagues.

The single-season ERA record holder at Saint Leo University, Bogart spent five years working with the Amarillo Dillas as the pitching coach and field manager. In 2008 he was a part of the 2008 United League Baseball (ULB) All-Star Game Coaching Staff. That same year he was named ULB Manager of the Year, an award he earned during the midst of a three-peat as league champions.

The Saint Leo legend also spent time on the coaching staff of the Sunshine State powerhouse. During multiple stints as the pitching coach for the Lions, Saint Leo tallied a 179-95 record, while also reaching the 1996 Division II South Regional Tournament and setting multiple team single-season highwater marks including consecutive wins (20), shutouts (eight) and strikeouts (467).

In addition to his professional and collegiate history, Bogart has produced a dominant 16-year tenure between time as the head coach at the Villages Charter High School and at Citrus High School. During those two stints, Bogart’s teams went 252-157, making two final four appearances, five regional finals while winning two regionals and five district titles. Mixed in during that time, Bogart has also accrued 12 years of travel ball coaching experience with Gatorball Baseball Academy.

Bogart played two years of junior college ball with Central Florida Community College before making his mark in two seasons at Saint Leo. He then played three seasons between time with the Sioux Falls Canaries, Mobile Bay Sharks and Abilene Prairie Dogs of the Northern League and Texas-Louisiana League respectively.

Personal Info & More

Brady Bogart has been married to his wife, Barbie, for 28 years. Together the couple has four children, all of which have competed or are currently participating in college sports. His son, Cody, graduate from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in 2018 and is a catcher. Their son, Garrett, is also a catcher at ERAU in Daytona Beach, Fla.

As mentioned early, Austin graduate from Stetson in only three years and earned his graduate degree at UNF while competing as a two-way player and starter for the Ospreys in 2021.

BROOKS AT A GLANCE

Playing Experience:

2012-16 North Florida Shortstop

Education: 2016 North Florida Bachelors, Sport Management

Kyle Brooks

ASSISTANT COACH, Fifth Season // Second as Assistant North Florida, 2016

After a standout four-year career as a shortstop at UNF, Kyle Brooks returned to the Ospreys after rejoining as a volunteer assistant coach in September of 2018. He was elevated to assistant coach in January of 2022.

The Alachua, Fla., native accumulated countless conference and program accolades while in Jacksonville, finishing atop the career charts in a myriad of statistical categories.

• Atlantic Sun Conference Academic Honor Roll (2016)

• Atlantic Sun Conference All-Tournament Team (2016)

• Atlantic Sun Conference Defensive Player of the Year (2016)

• Atlantic Sun Conference Second Team All-Conference (2016)

• Atlantic Sun Conference Academic Honor Roll (2015)

• Atlantic Sun All Tournament Team (2015)

• Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American (2013)

• All-Atlantic Sun Conference (2013 – Second Team)

• Atlantic Sun Conference All-Freshman (2013)

• Atlantic Sun Conference Academic Honor Roll (2014)

• Atlantic Sun Conference Academic Honor Roll (2013)

Brooks finished as UNF’s all-time leader in games played (213), games started (211), at-bats (841), sacrifice hits (30), assists (726), double plays turned (138). He also is tied-for-first in hit by pitches (26), third in runs (166), hits (254), walks (87) and fifth in walks (22).

HONORS

2023 ASUN Preseason All-Conference

2022 Second Team All-ASUN

Unanimous 2021 ASUN All-Freshmen Team

Selection ASUN Honor Roll (2020-21, 2021-22)

Played with the La Crosse Loggers of the Northwoods League during the summer of 2021 and

2022

2022 Northwoods League Postseason All-Star With the La Crosse Loggers

#1 ALEX LODISE

INF

FLORIDA BASEBALL

- FR. - R/R - 6-1/189 - ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.

Prior to UNF: Varsity letterwinner for three seasons under head coach Ryan Fitzpatrick ... Has tallied multiple multi-home run games ... Hit over .300 in each of his high school seasons ... Freshman: .323 BA, 21 H, 19 R, 25 RBI, 8 SB ... Sophomore: .306 BA, 8 H, 6 R, HR, 10 RBI, 2 SB, Junior: .327 BA, 24 H, 27 R, 2 HR, 17 RBI, 10 SB

Personal Info:

Intends to major in sport management ... Was born in Jacksonville, Fla. ... Son of Cindy and Billy Lodise ... Has one sibling, Anthony... Father, Billy, played collegiate basketball

Why UNF?:

"UNF is close to home and an absolutely great program!"

#2 IAN BROWN

IF - JR. - L/R - 5-11 / 160 -

2022:

JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLA.

Earned his first letter in the Navy and Gray thanks to eight appearances and two starts ... Came off the bench to go 1-for-2 in his UNF debut Feb. 25 against UConn ... Notched his first-career start Feb. 27 against the Huskies. ... Made his second start March 29 on the road at The Citadel ... Scored a run as a pinch runner at Liberty April

Prior to UNF: Two-year letterwinner at Lake-Sumter State College before transferring in to UNF ... played in 52 game with Lake-Sumter ... hit .295 with a .475 OBP last year, hitting two home runs while registering 15 RBI, 32 runs, seven stolen bases, 31 walks and 32 runs ... hit .327 with four dobules and one triple as a junior in high school ... clubbed his way to a .409 batting average, six doubles and two triples in his senior year of high school ... played high school ball at Fletcher HS in Jacksonville Beach ... named Gateway All-Conference in 2019 to go along with First Coast All-Star Preps honors, All-First Coast honors and 2019 team MVP recognition.

Personal:

Majoring in sport management ... son of Chelly and Keith Lynn ... has three siblings, Hunter, Chandler and Tristan ... graduated high school with a 4.00 GPA and was a National Honors Society student ... favorite baseball player is Mike Trout ... two-time FJCAA All-State Academic Team selection.

Why UNF: "A lot of my family, including my grandma, aunt and mom have all gone to UNF. UNF is close to home and has a great athletic program that I grew up hearing about and always wanting to be a part of. Because I live so close, I am familiar with the area and really know my way around. That is very nice compared to going to a new place. My father also works for UNF and I felt like UNF is the best place for me to be."

#3 AIDAN SWEATT

IF - SO. - R/R - 5-8 /

2022

175 - FERNANDINA BEACH, FLA.

Named Second Team All-ASUN at second base after post a 70-hit and 144 assist season as an everyday middle infielder for the Ospreys ... Became the latest member of the 100-hit club after reaching that milestone at Liberty during late April ... Finished the season with some very impressive numbers of a 99-game career. Sits with career numbers of a .308 batting average, 98 starts, 390 at-bats 60 runs, 120 hits, 22 doubles, 60 RBI and 283 assists ... Upped his batting average .57 points from his freshman year to his sophomore year, defying any sophomore slump ... Started all 54 of the games in which he played, missing just one game all season, a road contest at The Citadel March 29 as he earned a game of rest ... Tallied a .329 batting average, good for second best on the team and 13th in the league.

2021

Unanimous ASUN All-Freshmen Team selection after having one of the most consistent seasons from a freshman in the league ... Started 32 games at second base and 12 at shortstop ... Hit in the leadoff spot, sixth spot, seventh and ninth ... Appeared in all 45 games, starting 44 while hitting .282 with 28 runs, 50 hits, 14 doubles, three triples and 22 RBI ... Finished in the top 10 in four statistical categories among UNF Freshman during their rookie season. Concluded the year eighth in hits, ninth in runs, third in doubles and tied-for-fourth in triples.

Prior to UNF

A four-year letterwinner at Fernandina Beach HS ... Earned rookie of the year honors for his team as a freshman and All-County Mr. Hustle as a sophomore ... All-county selection during his junior season ... Clubbed his way to a .405 average with 21 runs, 12 RBI and 18 stolen bases during his sophomore season ... Posted a .357 average with nine doubles, a triple and 14 RBI during his junior year ... Stellar in the classroom, landing on the Honor Roll while earning the President’s Award for Educational Excellence.

Personal

Son of Amy and Aaron Sweatt ... Majoring in sport management

Career Stats

HONORS

ASUN Honor Roll (2019-20)

#4 CADE REICH OF - JR. - R/R - 6-2 / 149 - NORTH PORT, FLA.

2022:

Started the season opener against Presbyterian, scoring a run, knocking in another and swiping a bag before a season-ending injury sidelined him the rest of the year.

2021:

Appeared in three games before sitting out the rest of the season with an injury ... Collected a hit and a run, while swiping a bag and making nine putouts ... Started three games, all in right field ... Went 1-for-4 with a stolen base in a 3-2 win at The Citadel February 27 ... Scored once as UNF dispatched UCF, 14-7, March 13.

*2020:

Made six appearances and five starts, hitting .143 with a pair of RBI, two walks and a stolen bag ... Went 2-for-2 with an RBI as a late-game replacement Feb. 16 against VMI ... Drew a walk and drove in a run at South Carolina Feb. 25 ... Swiped his first bag in the series opener against Hartford Feb. 28.

Prior to UNF:

Came up clutch with a complete game shutout against Venice HS in the Sarasota Baseball Classic title game ... Hit .323 and went on to win the 2018 7A Florida State championship.

Personal:

A National Honor Society nominee ... Stepmother, Bekki, played softball at Gardner-Webb ... Cousin, Kiana Rugar, played soccer at the University of Albany and as a graduate transfer at Florida Gulf Coast.

Career Stats

# 5 CAL LEONARD

Prior to UNF:

FLA.

Three-year varsity letterwinner at Bishop Kenny HS in Jacksonville, Florda ... vAlso lettered in football and basketball for the Crusaders... Won a pair of district championships with BK ... Hit over .300 with a .420 on-base percentage as a junior.

Personal:

Son of Kara and Eddie Leonard ... Has one sibling, Michael ... Grandfather played basketball at Mount St. Mary's ... Grandfather played football at Colgate... Favorite baseball player is Cal Ripken Jr. ... Intends to major in construction management.

Why UNF:

"UNF felt like home the second I stepped on the campus. The coaching staff showed great hospitality throughout the recruiting process and I felt like it was the best place for me and my future"

#6 GABRIEL ESQUIVEL

IF - JR. - R/R - 6-2 / 227 - DORAL, FLA.

Prior to UNF:

Comes to North Florida after two phenomenal seasons with Santa Fe in Gainesville, Fla ... Freshman year at Santa Fe: .340 batting average, 34 hits, 23 runs, two home runs, 19 RBI, 3 stolen base ... Sophomore year at Santa Fe: .390 batting average, 64 hits, 47 runs, 19 home runs, 58 RBI, 36 walks, .866 slugging, .512 on-base percentage ... First Team All Mid-Conference 2021-22 ... FCSAA/ NJCAA Region 8 First Team All-State (2021-22)... All-Region 8 Gold Glove 2021-22 ... Hit for the cycle on Feb. 21, 2022 ... Played four seasons of varsity high school baseball at Coconut Creek HS

Personal Info:

Intends to major in business management ... Son of Marisa Buenida and Richard Esquivel ... Has three siblings, Yulianna, Bianca and Richard Favorite baseball player: Miguel Cabrera ... Enjoys cooking, lifting weights and binge watching TV shows... Favorite movie is Inception

Why UNF?:

“I feel UNF would bring me great opportunities in becoming a better student-athlete. I feel very welcomed in this environment and UNF will push me to become the best I can be.”

FLORIDA BASEBALL

#7 MATTHEW CLEMENTS

IF - R-FR. - R/R - 6-2 / 175 - JACKSONVILLE

2022:

Did not see any action during the 2022 campaign.

Prior to UNF:

BEACH, FLA.

Two-year varsity letterwinner at Fletcher HS in Neptune Beach, Fla. ... Played for Michael Grillo and Doug Clark.

Personal:

Son of Lolita and Michael Clements ... Majoring in business management ... Favorite baseball player is Chipper Jones ... Has two siblings, Michael and Christie.

Why UNF:

“I chose UNF because of the great baseball program and academics. I also grew up in Jacksonville, so it's nice to know the area.”

#8 NICO DIMILLO

C - R-FR. - R/R - 6-2 / 159 - TAMPA, FLA.

2022:

Did not see any action during the 2022 season ... Served a UNF’s bullpen catcher all season long.

Prior to UNF:

Three-year varsity letterwinner at Gaither HS in Tampa, Fla.... Team captain in high schooL ... Game-winning RBI in districts to help Gaither advance.

Personal:

Honor roll student in high school ... Majoring in sport management ... Favorite baseball player: Adrian Beltre ... Greatest inspiration is his father or grandfather ... Favorite book is Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck ... Favorite movie is Cars ... Son of Jennifer and James DiMillo ... Has one brother, Anthony ... Cousin, Noel Acciari, plays for the Florida Panthers ... Cousin, Ricky Perruzzi, runs track and field and cross country at Springfield College ... Cousin, Dominic DiMillo, plays baseball at Guilford Technical Community College ... Cousin, Josephine DiMillo, is a gymnast at San Diego State Universty

Why UNF:

“I chose UNF because of the environment, I heard fantastic things from my peers and was recommended there.”

#9 FINN HOWELL

RHP/IF - FR. - R/R - 6-0 / 185 - JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

Prior to UNF:

Won the district title in 2019, 20 and 21. ... Won the 2021 regional title ... 2021 state runner-up ... All-conference honoree each year between 2018 and '21 ... Pitching MVP ... Preseason All-American (2020-21)... MVP of state semifinal game, spinning a complete game on the mound to go with a double and RBI.

Personal Info:

Son of Erin and Tony Howell... Has one sibling, Ethan... NJHS member, earning Summa Cum Laude honors... Varsity high school experience since eighth grade, playing for Tom Lucas... Intends to major in engineering

Why UNF?:

"I get to stay close to home in a great baseball environment and I'm excited to develop under a great coaching staff while studying engineering."

#10 SCOTT GRIESEMER

RHP

2022:

FLORIDA BASEBALL

- SO - R/R - 6-2/ 214 - ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.

Showed signs of some quality stuff, especially over his final two outings as he fanned seven in 6.1 innings. Earned a 1-0 record over seven appearances and one start, going 11 innings while striking out nine batters in his first year at North Florida ... His best outing of the year earned him a win as he shut down The Citadel with four strikeouts in 3.2 scorelessframes, holding the Bulldogs to just three singles and no walks ... Made his UNF debut Feb. 23 at Florida, keeping the Gators scoreless ... Struck out one in a scoreless frame against UConn Feb. 26 ... Fanned three FGCU batters March 20 in the regular season finale.

Prior to UNF:

Played high school baseball at Ponte Vedra High School ... Four-time district champion at PV

Personal:

National Honor Society student ... Son of Jackie and Douglas Griesemer ... Has two siblings, Kiley and Sean... Father, Douglas, played baseball at Southeastern Illinois ... Majoring in business

Why UNF:

“I thought it was a great fit for me overall and heard it is a great program to be a part of.”

Career Stats (PITCHING)

#11 DOMINICK MADONNA

2022:

LAKE, FLA.

Missed two months of the season between Feb. 20 and April 19, concluding the year with a 1-0 record, 21.1 innings, fourstarts, seven appearances, 19 strikeouts and a .222 opponents’ batting average... Had a dominant season debut, earning the win with 5.2 scoreless innings against Presbyterian Feb. 19... Didn’t see the field until April 19, making a spot start against The Citadel while going two hitless and scoreless innings ... Was on the cusp of being eligible for the win May 1 against Kennesaw State, holding the Owls to just one hit and no runs before a lightning delay interrupted his outing. Despite not taking the win on paper, his 50-pitch effort set up a 7-0 win after the delay was concluded ... Fanned at least one batter in all seven outings

2021:

Made 10 appearances, going 2-2 with a 5.52 ERA and nine strikeouts over 14.2 innings ... Tied a career-high with three innings of work, earning the win in UNF’s 3-2 victory against The Citadel February 27 ... Punched out a season-best three batters, earning the win in UNF’s 13-6 triumph against Jacksonville March 27 ... Fanned a pair over two innings of effort in UNF’s 16-6 win against FAMU April 28.

2020:

One of UNF’s first options out of the bullpen, going 11 innings across five appearances including one start ... Recorded a save in his UNF debut, going 3.0 frames, retiring all nine batters to help North Florida to a 6-2 win against VMI ... Fanned four in 2.2 innings of work against Hartford Feb. 28 ... Made his first career start against Central Michigan March 8 ... Appeared in UNF’s 9-5 win against Ohio State March 11.

Prior to UNF:

The righty helped lead the Villages Charter to a 2016 Class 5A District 6 title and a regional final appearance that same season ... Factored into a district runner-up finish in 2017.

Career Stats

HONORS

ASUN Honor Roll (2021-22)

#13 PEYTON SYBRANDT

C/OF -R- SO. - L/R - 6-3/233 - BATON ROUGE, LA.

Prior to UNF:

Transferred in from Auburn UniversityFour-year letterwinner at Episcopal HS in Baton Rouge, La. ... All-State baseball player in high school ... Once threw out six runners in a game ... Also lettered in basketball.

Personal Info:

Intends to major in sport management ... Son of Mark and Melissa Sybrandt ... Brother, Austin, plays football at TulaneFather, Mark, played football at Western Carolina and rugby at UConn ... Great uncle, Gene, played in the LA Dodgers organization ... Favorite baseball player is Tim Hudson ... Favorite movie is Top Gun ... Greatest inspiration is his grandfather

Why UNF?:

“One of my best friends is a golfer at UNF and he always wanted me to come play here. My first call with the coaches went great and they were open and honest with me. It was a great feeling and a place I wanted to continue my career at.” Majoring in Sports Management

Prior to UNF:

Transferred from Daytona State ... Hit .401 as a sophomore and .324 during his freshman season in Daytona Beach ... Combined to post some big numbers in junior college ball, registering 88 hits, 65 runs, 57 RBI, five home runs, five triples, 17 doubles and nine stolen bases ... 2022 Daytona State Offensive Player of the Year ... 2021 FCSAA Junior College All-Star Selection ... 2021 NJCAA Academic All-American Second Team ... 2020 NJCAA Academic All-American First Team ... 2019 regional champion and second team all-county pick at Creekside HS ... His biggest game in high school came with in a 4-for-5 game with four RBI, three runs, two home runs and a double ... Graduated cum laude at Creekside ... Also lettered in golf at Creekside

Personal Info:

Intends to major in business finance ... Has multiple family members that played collegiate athletics. Parents played basketball at FAU and basketball as well as softball at Stetson. Cousin, Matthew, played football at Wingate and uncle, Thomas, played basketball at Barton CC. ... Grew up a Yankees fan ... Derek Jeter is his favorite baseball player ... Bryce Harper is his favorite player to watch ... “I draw inspiration from many people but my greatest inspiration comes from my relationship with God and the plan he has set for me.”

Why UNF?

“I felt that UNF fit me as a person very well, providing me with a great opportunity to get on the field and be successful. Being from Jacksonville, I liked the opportunity to play at home in front of my friends and family as well as getting to play against competition across Florida.”

2022

Made an impact right away as a true freshman, tallying 36 games played, 29 starts and 100 at-bats ... Had a knack fortracking down balls on the warning track and even robbing home runs. ... Robbed Florida’s Jud Fabian of a home run in the first inning against Florida March 1, making the NCAA Baseball social media pages ... Also crashed into the wall twice to rob USF’s Ben Rozenblum of extra bases in a 13-10 win at USF April 5 ... Shared time with Justin Holmes in centerfield, making 24 starts at that position, just second on the team to Holmes ... Had a multi-hit game in just his second game at North Florida, going 2-for-5 with a stolen base Feb. 20 ... Went 2-for-3 with two runs, a double and two walks against Boston College March 6 stole a bag, singled and scored in a road win at UCF March 11... His biggest day offensively came in a 3-for-4 performance with a season-high two RBI and a double at Liberty April 23 ... Crossed home twice and singled in UNF’s series clinching win against Kennesaw State May 1 ... Scored twice and walked in UNF’s 9-8 11-inning win against FGCU.

Prior to UNF:

Four-year varsity letterwinner at Chiles HS in Tallahassee ... Two-time district champion ... First Team All-Big Ben 2021 ... Went 3-for-4 in the regional championship game in 2021, posting two singles and a double while coming in relief and fanning three in a row to escape a jam ... Hit .307 with 19 runs and 10 RBI as a sophomore ... Broke out at the plate as a senior, hitting .341 with one home run, 18 RBI and 21 runs ... Also collected a 3-1 record with 7 saves on the mound.

Personal:

Son of Nicole and Aaron Gerteisen ... Has one sister, Gracie ... Father played baseball at Tallahassee Community College before making it all the way to the Triple A level with the St. Louis Cardinals ... Majoring in mechanical engineering ... Summa Cum Laude honors in high school ... National Honor Society student.

Why UNF:

“I chose UNF because of the small college atmosphere where I can get a great academic experience in the classroom and pursue the major I want to. UNF also has very nice facilities, while also having a great coaching staff that makes me feel welcomed at UNF.”

Career Stats

#14 FLETCHER CLINE

#15 TYLER GERTEISEN OF - FR - L/R - 5-11/185 - TALLAHASSEE, FLA.

HONORS

#16 BLAKE POUND

IF - JR. - R/R - 6-4/207 - JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

2022

Made starts at designated hitter and first base. ... Platooned with Grant Grodi at first base ... Played in 23 games while starting 15, collecting 11 hits, eight runs, one double, one home run and four RBI... Also showed a good batting eye, walking 10 times ... Hit his first home run as an Osprey as part of a 2-for-4 day with three runs and a walk in a win at FGCU April 15 ... Had a multi-hit game in his season debut, tallying two singles, a walk and a run to bring him to his first two hits at North Florida for his career ... Went on a three-game hitting streak to begin his North Florida career ... Walked in five-straight games between March 1 and March 1 ... Posted his first career double as a pinch hitter March 19 against Liberty

2021

Collected five at-bats, appearing in six games while driving in one and walking once ... Made his collegiate debut against Stetson April 17, driving in one on a sacrifice fly ... Reached on a walk in a 16-6 win against FAMU April 28.

Prior to UNF:

A three-year varsity letterwinner at Fletcher HS in Neptune Beach, Fla. ... Helped Fletcher win the 2019 Gateway Conference Championship

Personal: Majoring in finance ... Son of Tracy and Joe Pound ... Father, Joe, played baseball at UNF

Career Stats

RHP - SO. - R/R - 6-0/188 - ST. CLOUD, FLA.

2022:

Earned 18.2 innings of work, 12 appearances and two starts in his freshman season at North Florida ... Spun 411 pitches, with all of his appearances factoring to just one decision ... Showed good strikeout stuff, namely in his breaking ball, fanning 24 batters ... Got the start against Boston College March 6, striking out seven in 3.2 innings of scoreless work ... Punched out five FAMu batters in 3.1 innings of work during a 10-3 win in Tallahassee March 22 ... Tallied four punchouts against Florida March 1.

Prior to UNF:

Three-year varsity letterwinner at St. Cloud HS ... National Honor Society student ... Lettered in baseball, football and golf

Personal:

Son of Carol and Stan Boroski ... Has one sister, Sarah ... Father, Stan, is the current bullpen coach for the Tampa Bay Rays. Stan played in the minor league system for the Kansas City Royals and Milwaukee Brewers before also coaching in the Houston Astros minor league system ... Majoring in building construction

Why UNF:

"My sister graduated from the University of North Florida, and ever since touring it with her I've liked the school. Once I was given the opportunity to play here it was a no brainer because the size of the school is perfect, I love the layout of the campus and I feel it is the best fit for me."

HONORS

July 18, 2022 Florida League Pitcher of the Week

Career Stats

ASUN Honor Roll (2020-21, 2021-22)

#17 CLAYTON BOROSKI

#19 ELI MADDOX

C - FR - R/R - 6-1/228

Prior to UNF:

FLORIDA BASEBALL

- ORANGE PARK, FLA.

Four-year letterwinner at Paxon School for Advanced Studies in Jacksonville, Florida ... Coached by George Wahl and Chris Lannom 2019 All-Clay County Honorable Mention ... Racked up a number of accolades in 2021. Named All-Gateway Conference, district player of the year and team MVP ... Notched a walk-off double in just his second game as a freshman. ... Hit .319 with 12 runs, 3 home runs, 11 RBI and two stolen bags as a freshman .. Got off to a hot start during the shortened COVID season, hitting .444. ... Hit .382 with 21 hits, 11 runs, one home run, 16 RBI and 13 stolen bases.

Personal:

Born in Jacksonville, Fla. ... Intends to major in mechanical engineering ... Son of Julie and Michael Maddox ... Has one sibling, Charley ... National Honor Society student ... Math and music honor society student ... WIll graduate from the Douglas Anderson School of the Arts ... Plays baritone saxophone ... Number one in jazz band in the country according to Downbeat Magazine ... Also plays in one of the top woodwind symphonies in the country.

Why UNF:

"After meeting with Coach Parenton and Coach Boss, it felt like UNF was a perfect fit for me as a student-athlete."

#20 AVERY LOVE

RHP - R-SO. - R/R - 6-2/190

Prior to UNF

- CALLAHAN, FLA.

Transferred in from the College of Central Florida after spending a year with the Patriots and his freshman season at Jacksonville University ... Made 15 appearances at the College of Central Florida after recovering from Tommy John Surgery. Earned a pair of wins, worked 20 innings and fanned 25 ... Worked 6.2 scoreless innings while at Jacksonville ... Had a strong three-year varsity career at Yulee, fanning over 70 batters in 45 innings as a senior ... Helped Yulee to a district title and was named Nassau County MVP in 2019.

Personal Info

Intends to major in kinesiology ... Son of Marian and Rodney ... Has two siblings, Nick and Alexis ... Brother, Nick, played baseball at FGCU ... Some of his favorite hobbies include hunting and water fishing

Why UNF?

“I felt right at home when I was on campus. It allows me to stay local and gives my family a chance to be able to watch almost all of my home games. I also feel like I can step right into this program and make a difference in a positive way.”

#21 LANCE BOLTON

RHP - JR. - R/R - 6-0/188

Prior to UNF:

- JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

Transfers in to UNF after two strong junior college seasons at Santa Fe College ... Went 8-2 over two seasons at Santa Fe ... Freshman year at Santa Fe: 4-0, 43.2 IP, 37 Ks, 4.74 ERA and one complete game ... Sophomore year at Santa Fe: 4-2, save, complete game, 53 IP, 59 Ks, 10.02 K/9, 4.42 ERA ... All-conference second team in 2021-22 and an all-state tournament team selection in

2020-21:

Played high school ball for four seasons at Atlantic Coast HS in Jacksonville ... Posted a dominant senior year of high school, spinning 70 innings, 83 strikeouts, a 0.70 ERA, .192 opponents’ batting average and a 12-1 record ... Class 8A District Player of the Year in 2019 ... FACA All-Star (2019) ... Was one out shy of turning in a no-hitter against Mandarin. Still came out with a complete game shutout

Personal Info:

Intends to major in finance ... Son of Jennifer Bohannon and Craig Bolton ... Has one sibling, Griffin ... Father, Craig, played baseball at Santa Fe and USF ... Favorite baseball player: Chase Utley ... Favorite hobby: Golfing in a terrible fashion

Why UNF?

“I loved the idea of coming home and also playing alongside my former teammates from my time at Santa Fe College. Also, I felt like I could help with bringing a winning culture back to UNF.”

HONORS

ASUN Honor Roll (2021-22)

#22 DREW LEINENBACH

OF/RHP - . - R/R - 6-1 /

2022

213 - DUNNELLON, FLA.

Earned his first letter in the Navy and Gray, appearing in 26 games while starting 12 ... The well-rounded athlete made starts at first base, third base, shortstop, center field and designated hitter. ... Also made a relief appearance on the mound while seeing opportunities as a pinch runner and a pinch hitter ... Hit .200 over 45 at-bats, scoring eight runs, notching nine hits, doubling five times, driving in four and working eight walks ... Posted a scoreless inning in his only outing on the mound, fanning one against UCF May 3 ... Made his UNF debut in the season opener, scoring one while walking once against Presbyterian .... Notched his first-career hit at Florida Feb. 23 ... Posted three doubles over two games against Boston College March 5-6, scoring twice while driving in one ... His biggest day came with a 2-for-4 performance with three RBI, a double, walk and a run scored in a 13-10 win at USF April 5.

Prior to UNF:

Four-time honor roll student ... 2018 District 6 champion and 2019 District 6 runner-up, Elite 8 ... All-county honorable mention as a freshman and all-county first team as a sophomore ... Helped Dunnellon clinch an elite 8 berth with a two double and two-RBI day against North Marion ... Hit .324 in a shortened junior season and .318 as a sophomore, posting a .455 on-base percentage

Personal:

Son of Gary and Diane Leinenbach ... Father played football at the University of Central Florida .... Mother played soccer at the University of Florida ...Favorite baseball player: David Eckstein ... Favorite book: Out of My Mind ... Favorite movie: "National Treasure" ... Also lettered in football and track and field in high school ... Currently undecided on his major

Why UNF:

"I chose UNF because I felt a strong connection with the coaches, the facilities are beautiful and the location of the campus."

Career Stats (HITTING)

Career Stats (PITCHING)

#23 WILL ROSS

RHP - FR - R/R - 6-8/250 - WINTER GARDEN, FLA.

Prior to UNF

Four-year varsity letterwinner at West Orange HS in Winter Garden, Fla. ... Helped West Orange to the 2021 metro title and 2022 district crown ... All-metro selection in 2021 and 2022 ... Spun a 14-strikeout complete game shutout in high school ... Turned in dominant ERAs each of his four years ... 2.5 ERA - freshman year ... 1.02 ERA - sophomore year .. 0.64 ERA - junior year ... 0.81 ERA - senior year Personal Info

Intends to major in sport management ... Son of Shannon and Jonathan Ross ... Has one sibling, Abby-Carlyle ... Mother, Shannon, played softball at Valencia and college soccer at Flagler ... Favorite baseball player is Jacob deGrom

Why UNF?

“I loved the coaching staff, it has great facilities and I love the Jacksonville area.”

FLORIDA BASEBALL

HONORS

ASUN Honor Roll (2021-22)

#24 DALLEN LEACH

C - R-SR. - R/R - 6-0/213 - TALLAHASSEE, FLA.

2022:

UNF’s primary catcher, making 45 starts and 48 appearances over the 55-game season ... A solid receiver behind the plate, posting 328 putouts, 27 assists and a .989 fielding percentage ... Hit .263 with 19 runs, 41 hits, seven doubles, four home runs, 25 RBI and 17 walks.

Posted a season-best eight-game hitting streak between April 14 and April 29 ... Homered in back-to-back games against Boston College March 5-6, finishing the series 3-for-8 with four runs, five RBI, two home runs and three walks ... Doubled twice and scored against No. 14 Florida March 1.

Threw out to would-be base stealers against Florida March 1 ... Provided a big offensive lift in UNF’s 9-6 series-opening win against Jacksonville April 8, hitting a home run while notching a single and walking ... Knocked in a season-high four runs in a 17-10 win against Boston College March 6.

Drove in three during a 13-10 slugfest win at USF April 5 ... Homered as part of a 1-for-2 game at Liberty April 22.

Doubled to both foul lines once while scoring a run and driving in another against FGCU May 20.

Prior to UNF:

Transferred in from Gulf Coast State College in Panama City, Florida ... Also played at the University of New Orleans ... Had a breakout season last year with Gulf Coast State, earning 2021 Panhandle All-Conference, Panhandle Defensive Player of the Year and Florida JUCO Defensive Player of the Year laurels ... Hit .319 in his first year of junior college ball before clubbing eight home runs and 35 RBI last season ... Won the 2017 Florida State Baseball Championship ... Hit .337 as a high school junior and .371 during his senior year ... Went to high school at Lincoln High School in Tallahassee.

Personal:

Son of Alison and James Leach ... Has one sibling, Kolten ... Cousins, Brayson and Landen, both played collegiate baseball ... Favorite baseball players are Johnny Bench and Buster Posey.

Why UNF:

“I chose UNF because it’s close to home and it’s an opportunity to stay in Florida.”

Career Stats (HITTING)

#25 JORDAN WIMPELBERG

P - JR. - R/R - 6-2/201 - WINTER SPRINGS, FLA.

Prior to UNF:

2019 Cy Young award honoree ... MVP 2020 ... Cy Young award honoree in 2020 ... Pitched a complete game shutout against Matt Allan as a junior Went 2-2 with a 5.83 ERA and 24 strikeouts in 29.1 innings in his first year of junior college ball

Personal Info:

Intends to major in business administration ... Son of Jennifer and Raymond Wimpelberg ... Has one sibling, Joey Favorite baseball player: Jacob deGrom ... Greatest inspiration: My father ... Favorite movie: "Benchwarmers"

Why UNF?

"I chose UNF because of the coaching staff and the facilities."

HONORS

ASUN Honor Roll (2021-22)

#26 TRENT BECKER

P - JR. - R/R - 6-2/201 - WINTER SPRINGS, FLA.

Prior to UNF:

Transferred from Santa Fe College in Gainesville, Fla. ... First team all-conference pitcher and FSCAA Pitcher of the Week honoree at Santa Fe ... Went 10-3 over his final two years of high school ball, spinning a 0.90 ERA as a junior and a 1.26 ERA during his senior year ... Spun four scoreless during a relief effort in the state championship ... Lettered in baseball, basketball football and golf with Trenton HS ... Was a honor roll and Bright Futures student in high school

Personal Info:

Intends to major in electrical engineering ... Son of Cori and Brian Becker ... Has two siblings, Dax and Bri ... Favorite movie: Lone Survivor ... Favorite book: Harry Potter ... Loves to spearfish any chance he gets

Why UNF?:

“I loved the atmosphere of the school and the baseball program. The coaches were very inviting and seemed like great people. It felt like a fun environment.”

FLORIDA BASEBALL

#28 AUSTIN BRINLING

OF - R-JR. - L/L - 5-7/181 - BRADENTON, FLA.

2021: Made eight appearances, starting three games en route to 16.1 innings pitched and 10 strikeouts ... Made his UNF debut in a start at No. 21 Florida State February 21, fanning four ... Appeared in contests against The Citadel, UCF, JU, FGCU, No. 19 South Carolina and Stetson ... Fanned at least one in six outings.

Prior to UNF: A transfer from South Florida State College in Avon Park, Fla. ... Collected 74 strikeouts in 71.1 innings of worK ... A three-year varsity letterwinner at Branford HS where he spun a six-inning no-hitter that featured 15 strikeouts.

Personal: Majoring in communication ... Cousin, Michael Kelly, played at UNF before being signed by the Toronto Blue Jays organization as a free agent ... Son of Teresa and Tim Kelley ... Sister, Jessie-Lynn, was a Gatorette at the University of Florida.

#29 CONNOR WITHERINGTON

LHP - R-SO. - L/L - 6-7/250 - ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.

Prior to UNF

Two-year varsity letterwinner at Vestavia Hills HS ... Reached the Alabama 7A State Playoffs ... Hit a home run in his first career game Also lettered in football

Personal Info

Intends to major in education ... Son of Charlene and Kevin Witherington ... Has two siblings, Peyton and Ashley

Why UNF?

“It felt like a second home to me. The players I met there when I visited welcomed me with open arms and the coaches were even more welcoming. I know it was the right place for me.”

#30 STEPHEN HALSTEAD

2022

Named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Preseason Watch List Feb. 17, 2022 ... Ranks seventh in UNF history for strikeouts per nine innings with 9.70 per nine frames ... Missed a few weeks of the season during the late February stretch of games and into early March. Rolled his ankle during a bunt coverage on a ball down the third base line against Presbyterian Feb. 20 ... Tied for the team lead in appearances, making 21 all out of the pen. ... Served in save opportunities and in important damage control situations ... Paced the team with five saves, finishing seventh in the league in saves and 119th in the nation ... Faced 146 batters, going 3-4 with a 3.66 ERA and .254 opponents’ batting average ... Fanned 36 in 32 innings while walking 11 ... Has given up just one home run over 40 appearances ... Picked up his first save of the year in a 8-5 win against Presbyterian Feb. 19, spinning 1.2 scoreless ... Posted saves in consecutive appearances March 15 against FAMu and March 19 against Liberty ... Had one of his longer outings of the year result in a three-inning save at USF April 5 as he fanned four with 58 pitches in a 13-10 win ... Didn’t allow a baserunner, earning a 1.1-inning save against Jacksonville April 9 ... Took his stuff into another gear, striking out a career-high seven batters in a personal-best 4.0-relief innings at FGCU, earning the win ... Took care of FGCU quickly, needing only 11 pitches to spin two scoreless innings as he earned the win against the Eagles May 20.

2021

Was one of the best relievers in the league, serving as the Ospreys’ setup man ... Made 19 appearances, going 1-1 with a 2.28 ERA with one save over 23.2 frames of work ... Fanned a team-best 9.64 batters per nine innings, collecting at least one strikeout in 15 of his 19 outings ... Only allowed an earned run in 3 of his 19 appearances ... Struck out three batters against No. 7 Florida over three innings, spinning a season-high 58 pitches ... Had a streak of nine games without allowing an earned run between February 27 and April 2 ... Struck out the side at No. 21 Georgia March 6 ... Fanned two in 1.1 scoreless innings at UCF March 14 ... Picked up a three-inning save after pitching a trio of scoreless sessions in UNF’s 14-6 win against Jacksonville April 25, fanning two in the process ... Earned the win in relief in UNF’s second-seed clinching win against Stetson May 8.

Prior to UNF

Lettered in baseball and golf at Gulf Breeze HS ... Earned defensive MVP honors as a sophomore and was selected to the Subway High School All-Star Game ... A Second Team All-Area selection and a All-State Team honoree ... Turned in a complete game shutout, fanning 10. ... Hit .430 as a junior and .321 during his senior campaign while registering a 6-3 record on the hill with 66 punchouts ... A transfer from SJRSU where he competed for two seasons ... A second team all-conference honoree ... Received scholar-athlete and FCSAA All-Academic honors ... Tallied a 7-2 record, 23 appearances, one save and 42 strikeouts with the Vikings.

Personal Majoring in business management

Career Stats

HONORS

ASUN Honor Roll (2019-20, 2020-21)

#31 JAKOB RUNNELS

C - JR. - R/R - 5-9/199 - WINTER HAVEN, FLA.

Prior to UNF

Four-year varsity letterwinner at Auburndale Senior High ... Played high school ball for Tom Taylor and David Saliba ... 2017 second team all-conference ... 2018 first team all-conference ... 2019 first team all-conference ... 2019 Polk County Catcher of the Year ... Hit .510 with 17 hits, 19 RBI, 16 runs and seven home runs as a senior ... 2021 NJCAA Region 8 FCSAA All-Tournament Team ... 2021 Mid-Florida Conference First Team ... Hit .257 with 29 hits, 22 runs, six home runs, 20 RBI and four steals in his first year of junior college ball.

Personal Info

Played junior college ball with St. Johns River State and the College of Central Florida ... Favorite player is JT Realmuto ... Mother is the most selfless person he knows ... Favorite movie: "Wolf of Wall Street" ... Intends to major in business ... Son of Janie and Stacy Runnels ... Has two siblings, Taylor and Brooke ... Graduated high school with honors

Why UNF?

"When I went on a tour of the school and the baseball facilities it felt like the right fit and I'm excited to play for the baseball coaching staff at UNF!"

BEACH, FLA.

2022: Made 15 appearances and 11 starts, fanning at least one batter in all but one of his outings ... Finished fourth on the team in innings pitched and strikeouts ... Was a workhorse in multiple outings, posting starts of 123, 126 and 11 pitches ... Had multiple outings in which he kept UNF in the game and eventually setup a win, despite not earning the win on the mound. Posted a 20.2 innings during UNF’s three walk-off wins at home ... Shut down USF March 2, fanning eight South Florida batters of seven scoreless innings in which he spun 123 pitches. UNF went on to win, 2-1 ... Posted a similar outing in a 4-2 walk-off victory against UCF March 13, fanning seven while allowing only two earned runs in 7.2 innings. He hurled 126 pitches in that outing ... Positioned UNF for another walk-off win May 20, holding a big FGCU offense to one-earned run over six innings, fanning seven with 108 pitches as North Florida went on to win, 9-8, in 11 innings May 20.

2021: Was one of UNF’s weekend starters, making 14 appearances and 12 starts ... Posted a 3-2 record with a 4.52 ERA, fanning 55 while holding batters to a .241 opponents’ batting average across 63.2 innings ... Paced the Ospreys in strikeouts ... Worked a season high seven strikeouts to pick up the win in UNF’s 9-3 victory at Jacksonville ... Spun a solid five innings at No. 21 Georgia March 7, fanning six across five innings of one-run ball ... Collected a quality start April 3 against FGCU, striking out five in six scoreless ... Worked a career-long 8.2 innings in a win against Jacksonville, striking out six batters while allowing only two earned ... Put up five punchouts in 7.1 sessions of work, permitting only three Stetson runs in a start May 8 ... Earned the ASUN Baseball Divisional Round clinching win with seven innings of work, fanning four while working around four walks and two hits May 22 ... Tallied a no-decision in UNF’s 6-5 win in the ASUN Baseball Championship opening round against Kennesaw State May 27, striking out five and allowing four earned.

2020: Worked himself into a weekend starting role, turning in a 3.31 ERA over four appearances and three starts across 16.1 innings ... Made his Osprey debut Feb. 21 against Rutgers, fanning three over 3.0 innings of two-run ball ... Made his first start Feb. 25 at South Carolina, striking out a pair ... Retired 12 batters via groundout and had two strikeouts in 7.0 innings of work as he went on to earn the win in UNF’s 7-2 defeat of Hartford March 1 ... Started the front half of a doubleheader against Central Michigan March 7, posting four strikeouts.

Prior to UNF: Second Team 2018 All-First Coast Baseball squad selection ... Turned in a 2.35 ERA as a junior, punching out 68 batters in 47.2 innings en route to his second all-district honor in as many seasons ... Fanned 18 in 12 innings, posting a 0.92 ERA as Ponte Vedra Beach won the 2017 district title ... Had a pair of big starts, earning wins against Bolles and Ridgeview in district play, as well as Clay in the 2017 district title game ... Also garnered honorable mention honors in 2016 and a second-team all-district selection at first base

Career Stats

#33 CHEROKEE NICHOLS

C/OF - JR. - R/R - 6-1/225 - JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

Prior to UNF

Transferred from Northwest Florida State College where he lettered for two seasons ... Hit .301 last year with NFSC, tallying 88 hits, 61 runs, 11 home runs, 51 RBI and 11 stolen bases over his two seasons ... First Team All-Panhandle Conference in 2022 ... Played high school ball at Fletcher HS where he was a four-year letterwinner, conference champion and district champioN ... Also lettered in football and basketball

Personal Info

Intends to major in political science ... Son of Teresa and Aaron Nichols ... Has one sibling, Ava ... Father, Aaron, played basketball at North Florida ... Enjoys hanging out with family and friends ... Is a beach enthusiast ... Favorite baseball player is Pete Rose

Why UNF?

“I chose UNF because of the sense of community and the opportunity to play in front of my hometown, family and friends. Growing up in Jacksonville, I remember coming to UNF as a kid and it’s going to be neat playing on the other side of the fence.”

#32 TONY ROCA

ASUN Honor Roll (2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22)

#34 BRANDON ADAMS

RHP - FR. - R/R - 6-2/181 - ORANGE PARK, FLA.

Stats and Achievements

Varsity letterwinner each year at Clay HS, playing for Josh Persinger and Travis Mcquaig ... Two-time pitching MVP and all-county pitcher ... Spun a no-hitter against St. Johns Country Day School as a sophomore ... Fanned 52 ... Fanned 19 with a 1.21 ERA as a sophomore ... Struck out 52 with a 1.37 ERA and a win as a junior.

Personal Info

Son of Alia and Steven Adams

Has two siblings, Brianna and Alyssa Sister, Alyssa, plays softball at the College of Central Florida Intends to major in sport management

Why UNF?

"I chose UNF because it is close to home, I built a good relationship with the coaches and it has my major."

2022

Did not see any action during the 2022 season.

2021

Made four appearances on the mound, pitching against FGCU, FAMU and Stetson ... Fanned three over 3.2 innings of work ... Put up a scoreless frame against Stetson May 16.

*2020

Went 1-1 with a 3.86 ERA across three appearances and one start ... Picked up a win in relief, fanning one across 1.0-scoreless innings in a 5-4 triumph against VMI Feb. 14 ... Made a start Feb. 23 against Rutgers before having to leave due to an injury.

*The 2020 season only lasted 16 games due to the developments around COVID-19

2019

Made four relief appearances his rookie season, spinning 4.1 innings ... Had his UNF debut February 23 against Fordham.

Saw action against FAU (February 27), Columbia (March 17) and at UCF (March 27).

Prior to UNF

Earned three varsity letters at Newsome High School, with his most notable outing coming as a two-hitter against the reigning state champions, Steinbrenner.

Personal

Earned his bachelor's in finance ... Pursuing his master's in business administration ... A Principal's Honor Roll student. Also a member of the Student Government Association and National Honor Society at Newsome High School ... Son of Teri and Kevin Ohme ... Father, Kevin, was drafted by the Yankees in the 35th round of the 1990 June draft, but did not sign. Was drafted and signed by the Minnesota Twins in the 9th round of the 1993 amateur draft. An all-american for the Ospreys after leading the country with 13 wins and posting 105 strikeouts in 103 innings worked. His 1.63 career ERA ranks atop the UNF charts ... Mother, Teri, played volleyball at UNF ... Has two sisters, Kate (16) and Caroline (12).

Career Stats

#35 WILL OHME

VALRICO, FLA. HONORS

HONORS

ASUN Honor Roll (2021-22)

#36 BRODY MAYNARD

LHP

2022

- R-SO. - R/L - 6-2/195 - PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FLA.

Made one appearance, going 0.2 innings against UConn Feb. 25 before sitting the rest of the season following an injury.

Prior to UNF:

Transferred from Daytona State in Daytona Beach, Fla. ... NJCAA All-Academic First Team selection at Daytona State ... Spun 44 innings, allowing just 30 hits, seven earned runs and 52 strikeouts at Daytona State ... Posted 48.1 innings, 49 punchouts and a 3.62 ERA in his senior year at Daytona State ... Three-time district champion at Ponte Vedra Beach

Personal:

Favorite baseball player: Joc Pederson ... Favorite free-time activity: Spikeball ... Favorite movie: Dodgeball ... Majoring in business management Son of Doug and Darcy Maynard ... Father, Doug, played golf at Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota ... Has one sibling, Carlee ... National Honor Society student at Ponte Vedra HS

Why UNF:

“I really like the coaching staff at UNF, and I think the program gives me a great opportunity to improve both as a player and a person. UNF also offers me a chance to get the degree I am looking for. I can’t wait to get started!”

Career Stats

#40 PETER HOLDEN

2022

Served a crucial role in UNF’s pitching staff, establishing himself as the Friday night starter with pinpoint control and solid offspeed stuff ... Second Team All-ASUN honoree as a starter and ASUN All-Academic Team pick ... The first left-handed pitcher to make the ASUN All-Conference team for UNF since 2013 ... Went 4-3 with a 3.41 ERA, 17 appearances, 10 starts, one complete game, 68.2 innings, 28 strikeouts and a .221 opponents’ batting average ... Had the fourth-best hits allowed per nine innings mark in the league ... Led the team in WHIP and opponents’ batting average, holding hitters to just 56 hits ... Didn’t start out the season in the starting pitcher role, making the most of his relief outings before getting the chance to start ... Started his UNF career in the best way possible, fanning five over 5.1-hitless innings against Presbyterian Feb. 20 ... Had four more scoreless relief outings before getting a spot-midweek start at The Citadel March 29, leading into his first conference start ... Posted at least five innings of work in eight of his nine starts against conference opponents ... Etched his name into the weekend rotation April 3 at Stetson, striking out eight in a 6-2 win in DeLand ... His most masterful outing came April 29 in a 3-0 nine-inning complete game shutout win against the best hitting team in the league in Kennesaw State. The lefty needed only 96 pitches and 117 minutes, posting the first complete game by a UNF pitcher since 2019 and the first nine-inning complete game shutout since May of 2015 ... The outing against Kennesaw State garnered the attention of the league as he took home ASUN Pitcher of the Week honors May 2 ... One outing later, fanned a season-best nine batters in 5.2 innings against Jacksonville April 9. Came through with an important win on the hill April 15 against FGCU, holding the Eagles to two earned over five innings ... Notched his fourth win May 6, picking up a win against the Hatters ... Went 4-1 in ASUN play, fanning 44 over 55.1 innings while holding hitters to a .206 batting average.

Prior to UNF:

Transfer from Baton Rouge Community College ... Also played one season with Southern University ... Three-year varsity letterwinner with Vero Beach, Fla. ... Collected 23 appearances in junior college ball, fanning 65 in 55 innings of work while notching three saves.

Personal:

Son of Heather and Todd Holden ... Has two siblings, Andrew and Rebecca ... Cousin, Devon Rasmus, is playing lacrosse at Towson ... Uncle, Brian, played baseball at UNF and in the Atlanta Braves minor league organization ... Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

Why UNF:

“I chose UNF because it is a beautiful place that gave me the opportunity to study both in the classroom and in the field while being able to continue my baseball career at a high level. The location is great because it is closer to home and Jacksonville has much to offer.”

Career Stats

VERO BEACH, FLA.

FLORIDA BASEBALL

#42 ERIC FOURAKER

C/INF - FR. - R/R - 6-1/237 - BRYCEVILLE,

Prior to UNF

FLA.

Lettered in every season of high school ball at Trinity Christian Academy ... Helped TCA reach the final four in the 2019 season. Coached by Gil Morales and Jonathan Murphy during his high school career.

Personal

Intends to major in finance ... Son of Kimberly and Eric Fouraker ... Has one sister, Kayla ... Three-year National Honor Society student National Junior Honor Society student as a freshman in high school ... In the National Society of Leadership and Success as a junior and senior ... Three years on the president's list ... All "A's" honor roll for three years ... Favorite baseball player is J.T. Realmuto.

Why UNF

"I chose UNF because it is a great school, it is affordable, close to home and Division I."

2022 Made seven appearances out the bullpen, collecting six innings and four strikeouts ... Picked up a two-inning save with a season-best three strikeouts at FAMU March 22 ... Started his UNF career with consecutive scoreless outings against UConn Feb. 25-26.

Prior to UNF

Transferred in from West Florida in Pensacola ... Joined the Ospreys officially Feb. 16, 2022 ... Played baseball at Creekside HS.

Personal

Son of Michelle and Travis Angevine ... Majoring in sport management

Why UNF: “The coaching staff gave me a chance to showcase my skills and the campus is close to home.”

Career Stats

At a Glance

SEASON NOTES & 2021 REVIEW

UNF's roster features 35 active players,with 18 newcomers. Notrh Florida brings back four starters and 16 that have already earned letters.

UNF's coaching staff looks a little different this year as well. Brady Bogart joins in his first season on the staff, serving as an assistant and as the primary pitching coach.

Kyle Brooks returns for his fifth season overall and 2nd in an assistant role.

Preseason Selection

Junior infielder Aidan Sweatt was named to the ASUN Baseball Preseason All-Conference squad.

Sweatt is UNF's first preseason-conference pick since future MLB Draft picks Brad Deppermann and Tanner Murphy were selected in 2019.

Sweatt is the first UNF infielder to be tabbed to the preseason team since Alex Merritt was picked back in 2017. He is one of five infielders honored this season in the 14-team league.

The junior is coming off a 2022 campaign that saw him earn Second Team All-ASUN honors. The middle infielder hit .329 with 70 hits, 32 runs, eight doubles, three home runs, 38 RBI and had eight stolen bags.

As a freshman, Sweatt started all but one game, earning unanimous all-freshman honors after hitting .282 with 28 runs and 14 doubles. He is just one game shy of 100 games played for his career and two games started away from 100.

Veteran Lefties

UNF returns two veteran lefties that are projected to earn significant innings as starters this season.

Southpaw Peter Holden found a groove after being inserted into the weekend rotation last April. Holden finished the season with Second Team All-ASUN honors, working his way into the Friday night slot with solid outing after solid outing. He finished the season 4-3 with a 3.41 ERA, one complete game and 68.1 innings worked. He would also be named to the ASUN All-Academic Team.

Local lefty Tony Roca returns with144 innings worked and 126 strikeouts in his fourth season in the Navy and Gray.

Home Grown

As has become the theme for UNF baseball, North Florida's active-35 man roster features 33 players from the Sunshine State. A number of them come from the 904 area or nearby counties. High schools such as Bishop Kenny, Clay, Bartram Trail, Creekside, Paxon, Fletcher, Ponte Vedra and more are featured on the UNF roster.

Sophomore 'Spreys

A number of freshman during the 2022 season are now primed for their sophomore seasons after contributing significant time last year. Tyler Gerteisen and Drew Leinenbach saw ample time last year, while relievers Clayton Boroski and Scott Griesemer earned valuable experience during their freshman seasons.

Hold It Down Halstead

Righty reliever Stephen Halstead is back for his senior season. The Pensacola, Fla., native was named to the 2022 NCBWA Stopper of the Year Preseason Watch List. He is one of the most effective bullpen arms in the league, turning in a 3.07 ERA, .245 opponents' batting average and 60 strikeouts across 40 appearances.

Schedule Notes

34 home games ... 22 road games ... 43 games in Florida

-UNF plays ASUN newcomers: Austin Peay (March 17-19) and Queens (April 28-30)

-Eight-game home stand to start the year, the longest since 1994 and tied for the longest in UNF history

-19 games against in-state teams

-26 non-conference games and 30 in ASUN play

-River City Rumble is set for May 18-20 at JU Four games against Power Five teams (Florida State, South Carolina, and Florida (two)) Fourth-straight year playing at South Carolina

-UNF hosts FSU for the first time since 2010 First time playing USC Upstate since 2018, the last year the Spartans played in the ASUN

-12 games against first-time foes, made up of four three-game series (Murray State, Villanova, UCA and Queens)

-Five games marks the longest road stretch of the year (May 2-9)

-Nine-game homestand is the longest of the year (April 6-19)

-30 ASUN games

-One doubleheader (March 4 vs. Fordham)

2022 ASUN STANDINGS

ASUN STATISTICAL LEADERS (for UNF) Batting

Average ..................................................................................

Byars (.330) - 12th

Hits ...........................................................................................

Sequera & Sweatt (70) - 15th

Home Runs ...........................................................................

Sequera

ASUN PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

WEEK 1 PLAYER Gray Betts (LIB) PITCHER

WEEK 2 PLAYER

Najer Victor (FGCU)

Brian Ellis (FGCU)

.................................. PITCHER .......................................................... Nathan Holler (KSU)

WEEK 3................... PLAYER ............................................................Derek Orndorff (LIB)

.................................. PITCHER .............................................................

Mason Adams (JU)

WEEK 4................... PLAYER ..................................................... Logan Thomason (EKU)

PITCHER

WEEK 5 PLAYER

PITCHER

Jesse Barker (UCA)

Ian Farrow (FGCU)

Max McKinley (UNF)

WEEK 6................... PLAYER ..............................................................

Josh Hatcher (KSU)

.................................. PITCHER .......................................................Tyler Cleveland (UCA)

WEEK 7................... PLAYER ..............................................................

PITCHER

Kendal Ewell (EKU)

Trent Gregson (UCA)

WEEK 8 PLAYER Matt Higgings (Bellarmine)

PITCHER

Ike Buxton (Lipscomb)

WEEK 9................... PLAYER ................................................ Malik Williams (Lipscomb)

.................................. PITCHER ...................................................... Garrett Horn (Liberty)

WEEK 10 ................ PLAYER .............................................................. Kendal Ewell (EKU)

.................................. PITCHER ............................................................ Tyler Shuck (FGCU)

WEEK 11 PLAYER

PITCHER

WEEK 12 PLAYER

Matt Higgins (Bellarmine)

Peter Holden (UNF)

Ian Farrow (FGCU)

.................................. PITCHER ...................................................Austin Amaral (Stetson)

WEEK 13 ................ PLAYER ........................................................... Donovan Cash (KSU)

.................................. PITCHER .......................................................Tyler Cleveland (UCA)

WEEK 13 ................ PLAYER ............................................................. Trace Willhoite (LIP)

PITCHER Rese Brown (EKU)

ASUN STATISTICAL LEADERS (for UNF)

Pitching

ERA .........................................................................

Gonzalez (4.62) - 18th

Strikeouts ..............................................................

McKinley (66) - T-18th

Wins .......................................................................

Gonzalez (6) - T-5th

K/9 ..........................................................................

McKinley (14) - 8.53

SV. ..........................................................................

Halstead (5) - 7th

OVERALL RESULTS - 2022

OVERALL: 22-33

HOME: (15-17) AWAY: (6-15) NEUTRAL: (1-1) CONFERENCE: (11-18)

2022 North Florida Baseball

Statistics for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023)

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

PB - Team (5), LEACH, D. 3, STAPLETON, T 2, Opp (16). Pickoffs - Team (5), ROCA, T. 1, LARSON, J 1, HOLDEN, P. 1, JEAN, R. 1, MCKINLEY, M. 1, Opp (6). SBA/ATT - LEACH, D. (59-66), ROCA, T. (13-18), GONZALEZ, J. (12-12), MCKINLEY, M. (8-9), HOLDEN, P. (6-9), CHAPPELL, Z. (7-8), STAFFORD, C. (8-8), BOROSKI, C. (5-6), STAPLETON, T (5-5), KILFOYL, D. (4-4), HALSTEAD, S. (4-4), MADONNA, D. (3-4), JEAN, R. (3-3), PARRISH, J. (2-3), LEINENBACH (2-2), GRIESEMER, S (1-2), TADLOCK, M. (1-1), LARSON, J (0-1), MAYNARD, B. (1-1).

BASEBALL

2022 North Florida Baseball

Overall Statistics for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (All games Sorted by Fielding pct)

2022

(ASUN games only Sorted by Earned run avg)

PB - Team (3), LEACH, D. 3, Opp (7). Pickoffs - Team (2), JEAN, R. 1, MCKINLEY, M. 1, Opp (6). SBA/ATT - LEACH, D. (30-33), ROCA, T. (7-8), STAFFORD, C. (7-7), HOLDEN, P. (4-6), CHAPPELL, Z. (5-5), GONZALEZ, J. (4-4), MCKINLEY, M. (4-4), HALSTEAD, S. (4-4), KILFOYL, D. (3-3), MADONNA, D. (2-3), BOROSKI, C. (2-2), GRIESEMER, S (1-1), JEAN, R. (1-1).

North Florida Baseball Conference statistics for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (ASUN games only Sorted by Batting avg)

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2022 North Florida Baseball Conference statistics for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (ASUN games only Sorted by Fielding pct)

2022 North Florida Baseball Batting Leaders for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (ASUN games only)

Hitting minimums - 1 Games 15 AB 1 TPA Pitching minimums - 2 Games

Slugging pct

1. 13 SEQUERA, Abraham 653

3.

2022 North Florida Baseball Pitching Leaders for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (ASUN games only)

Hitting minimums - 1 Games 15 AB 1 TPA Pitching minimums - 2 Games

Intentional BB allowed

2022 North Florida Baseball Fielding Leaders for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (ASUN games only)

Hitting minimums - 1 Games

Pitching minimums - 2 Games

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2022 North Florida Baseball Games Summary for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (All games)

Current winning streak: 1

Longest winning streak: 3

Longest losing streak: 7

2022 North Florida Baseball

Miscellaneous Stats for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (All games)

2022 North Florida Baseball

Miscellaneous Stats for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (All games)

Starting Lineup By Position

(Team W-L record when starter)

Starting Lineup By Lineup Spot (Team W-L record when starter)

LEADOFF:

8 BYARS, Isaiah 40 (18-22)

3 SWEATT, Aidan 13 (4-9)

18 EDGE, Brock 1 (0-1)

10 HOLMES, Justin 1 (0-1)

2ND SPOT:

18 EDGE, Brock 37 (14-23)

13 SEQUERA, Abraha 12 (5-7)

3 SWEATT, Aidan 5 (3-2)

5 WESTBROOK, Cad 1 (0-1)

3RD SPOT:

13 SEQUERA, Abraha 40 (14-26)

3 SWEATT, Aidan 6 (3-3)

5 WESTBROOK, Cad 5 (4-1)

18 EDGE, Brock 4 (1-3)

CLEANUP:

24 (10-14)

13 SEQUERA, Abraha 6 (3-3)

14 LEINENBACH, Dre 1 (0-1)

LEFT FIELD:

18 EDGE, Brock 51 (21-30)

10 HOLMES, Justin 2 (1-1)

15 GERTEISEN, Tyler 1 (0-1)

11 GRODI, Grant 1 (0-1)

CENTER FIELD:

10 HOLMES, Justin 28 (13-15)

15 GERTEISEN, Tyler 24 (9-15)

18 EDGE, Brock 1 (0-1)

14 LEINENBACH, Dre 1 (0-1)

4 REICH, Cade 1 (0-1)

RIGHT FIELD:

5 WESTBROOK, Cad 50 (22-28)

10 HOLMES, Justin 3 (0-3)

18 EDGE, Brock 1 (0-1)

15 GERTEISEN, Tyler 1 (0-1)

DESIGNATED HITTER:

25 S. WILLIAMS, Tre 36 (14-22)

16 POUND, Blake 6 (1-5)

15 GERTEISEN, Tyler 3 (1-2)

14 LEINENBACH, Dre 3 (2-1)

10 HOLMES, Justin 3 (2-1)

6 STAFFORD, Caleb 1 (0-1)

8 BYARS, Isaiah 1 (1-0)

2 BROWN, Ian 1 (0-1)

18 EDGE, Brock 1 (1-0)

Grant 5 (2-3)

16 POUND, Blake 4 (1-3)

18 EDGE, Brock 4 (3-1)

6 STAFFORD, Caleb 2 (1-1)

14 LEINENBACH, Dre 2 (1-1)

34 STAPLETON, Travi 2 (1-1)

8 BYARS, Isaiah 1 (0-1)

10 HOLMES, Justin 1 (1-0)

7TH SPOT:

24 LEACH, Dallen 19 (5-14)

11 GRODI, Grant 11 (3-8)

10 HOLMES, Justin 7 (3-4)

25 S. WILLIAMS, Tre 6 (4-2)

16 POUND, Blake 3 (0-3)

6 STAFFORD, Caleb 3 (3-0)

15 GERTEISEN, Tyler 2 (1-1)

14 LEINENBACH, Dre 1 (1-0)

26 SANTOS, Rafael 1 (0-1)

18 EDGE, Brock 1 (1-0)

13 SEQUERA, Abraha 1 (1-0)

8TH SPOT:

11 GRODI, Grant 14 (7-7)

15 GERTEISEN, Tyler 7 (0-7)

10 HOLMES, Justin 7 (3-4)

16 POUND, Blake 6 (3-3)

14 LEINENBACH, Dre 6 (3-3)

24 LEACH, Dallen 4 (1-3)

25 S. WILLIAMS, Tre 4 (3-1)

18 EDGE, Brock 2 (0-2)

34 STAPLETON, 2 (1-1)

2022 NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL

North Florida Baseball

Miscellaneous Stats for North Florida (as of Jul 16, 2021) (All games)

2022 North Florida Baseball

Miscellaneous Stats for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (All games)

STARTERS SUMMARY

STARTERS SUMMARY

GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS (BATTING ORDER)

OPP. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

PC Sweatt Edge Sequera Byars Westbrook Leach Grodi Reich Leinenbach

PC Sweatt Edge Sequera Byars Westbrook Stapleton Grodi Leinenbach Gerteisen

PC Sweatt Edge Sequera Byars Westbrook Leach Grodi Pound Gerteisen

UCF Sweatt Edge Sequera Byars Westbrook Pound Grodi Holmes Leach

UF Sweatt Edge Sequera Byars Westbrook Pound Grodi Gerteisen Leach

UCONN Sweatt Edge Sequera Byars Westbrook Pound Grodi Leach Gerteisen

UCONN Byars Westbrook Sequara Sweatt Edge Stapleton Santos Leinenbach Gerteisen

UCONN Sweatt Sequara Edge Leach Westbrook Byars Grodi Brown Gerteisen

UF Sweatt Sequera Edge Westbrook Byars Grodi Pound Leach Gerteisen

USF Sweatt Sequera Edge Westbrook Byars Grodi Leinenbach Leach Gerteisen

BC Sweatt Sequera Edge Westbrook Byars Grodi Holmes Leach Gerteisen

BC Holmes Sequera Sweatt Edge Westbrook Leach Pound Leinenbach Gerteisen

BC Byars Sweatt Westbrook Leach Edge Holmes Sequera Leinenbach Gerteisen

Butler Byars Sweatt Westbrook Sequera Edge Pound Grodi Stapleton Holmes

UCF Byars Sweatt Westbrook Sequera Leach Grodi Edge Holmes Gerteisen

UCF Byars Sweatt Sequera Leach Grodi Edge Holmes Gerteisen S. Williams

UCF Byars Sequera Sweatt Westbrook Leach Edge Holmes S. Williams Leinenbach

FAMU Byars Sequera Sweatt Westbrook Leach Edge Holmes S. Williams Grodi

LIB Byars Sequera Sweatt Westbrook Leach Edge Holmes S. Williams Grodi

LIB Byars Sequera Sweatt Westbrook Leach S. Williams Holmes Edge Grodi

LIB Byars Sequera Sweatt Westbrook Leach S. Williams Holmes Edge Grodi

FAMU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Grodi Gerteisen

KSU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Grodi Holmes

KSU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Grodi Holmes

KSU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Grodi Holmes

TC Edge Sequera Westbrook Pound Grodi Leinenbach S. Williams Stapleton Brown

STET Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt Grodi Leach S. Williams Holmes

STET Sweatt Sequera Westbrook Pound Edge Leinenbach S. Williams Stafford Holmes

STET Sweatt Edge Sequera Westbrook Leach S. Williams Grodi Leinenbach Gerteisen

USF Sweatt Edge Sequera Westbrook Stafford S. Williams Leach Leinenbach Gerteisen

JU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Grodi Gerteisen

JU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Grodi Gerteisen

JU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Gerteisen Leinenbach

SC Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Gerteisen Stafford

FGCU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Gerteisen Stafford

FGCU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt Leach S. Williams Pound Holmes

FGCU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt Leach S. Williams Pound Holmes

TC Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt Leach S. Williams Pound Holmes

LIB Byars Edge Sequera Sweatt Leach S. Williams Pound Gerteisen Holmes

LIB Byars Edge Sequera Grodi Sweatt Leach S. Williams Holmes Gerteisen

LIB Byars Edge Sequera Stafford Sweatt S. Williams Leach Gerteisen Holmes

KSU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Grodi Holmes

KSU Byars Edge Sequera Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Pound Holmes

KSU Byars Edge Sequera

UCF Byars Sweatt Sequera

STET Byars Edge Sequera

STET Byars Edge Sequera

STET Byars Edge Sequera

JU Byars Edge Sequera

Westbrook Sweatt Stafford Gerteinsen Holmes Grodi

Westbrook Stafford Leach Gerteisen Holmes Grodi

Westbrook Sweatt Leach Grodi Holmes Gerteisen

Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Stafford Grodi Holmes

Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Grodi Gerteisen

Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Grodi Holmes

JU Byars Edge Sequera Sweatt S. Williams Stafford Grodi Holmes Gerteisen

FGCU Byars Edge Sequera

FGCU Byars Edge Sequera

FGCU Byars Edge Sequera

EKU Byars Edge Sequera

JU Byars Edge Sequera

Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Grodi Holmes

Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Stafford Grodi Holmes

Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Leach Pound Holmes

Westbrook Sweatt Leach S. Williams Holmes Gerteisen

Westbrook Sweatt S. Williams Stafford Grodi Holmes

GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS (POSITION)

2022 GAME-BY-GAME (Batting)

2023 NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL

2022 North Florida Baseball Team Game-by-Game for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) Batting (All games)

2022 GAME-BY-GAME (Pitching)

NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL

LEAD OFF

2023 NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL

NORTH FLORIDA HOME RUN TRACKER RUNNERS ON OUTS

4th inn)

1

Last: Isaiah Byars (3.26.22 at KSU)

HR BY BATTING ORDER

HITTING BY SERIES

STARTER BREAKDOWN

2021 NORTH FLORIDA HIGHS AND LOWS

2022 North Florida Baseball Season Game Highs for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (All games)

TEAM GAME HIGHS

Batting

At bats: 46 - at UCF (Mar 11, 2022)

Runs scored: 17 - vs Boston College (Mar 06, 2022)

Hits: 20 - at South Florida (Apr 05, 2022)

RBIs: 12 - vs Boston College (Mar 06, 2022)

12 - at South Florida (Apr 05, 2022)

Doubles: 6 - vs Boston College (Mar 06, 2022)

6 - at South Florida (Apr 05, 2022)

Triples: 1 - vs UCF (Feb 22, 2022)

1 - vs UCF (Mar 13, 2022)

1 - at Kennesaw State (Mar 26, 2022)

1 - at Stetson (Apr 01, 2022)

1 - at South Florida (Apr 05, 2022)

1 - at FGCU (Apr 15, 2022)

1 - at FGCU (Apr 16, 2022)

1 - vs The Citadel (Apr 19, 2022)

1 - at Liberty (Apr 24, 2022)

Home runs: 3 - at Kennesaw State (Mar 26, 2022)

3 - vs Stetson (May 06, 2022)

3 - vs FGCU (May 20, 2022)

Total bases: 34 - at South Florida (Apr 05, 2022)

Walks: 10 - vs Presbyterian (Feb 18, 2022)

Strikeouts: 14 - vs Boston College (Mar 06, 2022)

14 - at Liberty (Apr 23, 2022)

Sac hits: 3 - vs Boston College (Mar 06, 2022)

Sac flies: 2 - vs Presbyterian (Feb 20, 2022)

2 - vs Butler (Mar 08, 2022)

2 - at Liberty (Apr 24, 2022)

Stolen bases: 6 - vs Jacksonville (Apr 09, 2022)

Hit by pitch: 3 - vs Presbyterian (Feb 18, 2022)

3 - vs Boston College (Mar 06, 2022)

3 - vs The Citadel (Apr 19, 2022) 3 - vs UCF (May 03, 2022)

Caught stealing: 3 - vs Stetson (May 07, 2022)

Runners LOB: 15 - vs Presbyterian (Feb 18, 2022)

Hit into DP: 3 - at Kennesaw State (Mar 26, 2022)

Fielding

Putouts: 33 - vs Presbyterian (Feb 20, 2022) 33 - vs FGCU (May 20, 2022)

Assists: 15 - at Florida Gators (Feb 23, 2022)

15 - vs Butler (Mar 08, 2022)

15 - at Kennesaw State (Mar 25, 2022)

15 - vs Stetson (May 07, 2022)

Errors: 5 - vs Butler (Mar 08, 2022)

Passed balls: 1 - vs Presbyterian (Feb 19, 2022)

1 - at Kennesaw State (Mar 25, 2022)

1 - at The Citadel (Mar 29, 2022)

1 - vs Stetson (May 08, 2022)

1 - vs FGCU (May 20, 2022)

BASEBALL

2022 North Florida Baseball Season Game Highs for North Florida (as of Feb 15, 2023) (All games)

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Batting

At bats: 6 - (12 times )

Runs scored: 4 - WESTBROOK, Cade vs Boston College (Mar 06, 2022)

4 - SWEATT, Aidan vs Boston College (Mar 06, 2022)

Hits: 4 - (11 times )

RBIs: 5 - SEQUERA, Abraham vs FGCU (May 20, 2022)

Doubles: 2 - LEACH, Dallen vs Florida Gators (Mar 01, 2022)

2 - WESTBROOK, Cade vs Boston College (Mar 06, 2022)

2 - LEINENBACH, Drew vs Boston College (Mar 06, 2022)

2 - EDGE, Brock at UCF (Mar 11, 2022)

2 - EDGE, Brock at FAMU (Mar 22, 2022)

2 - SEQUERA, Abraham at South Florida (Apr 05, 2022)

2 - LEACH, Dallen vs FGCU (May 20, 2022)

Triples: 1 - BYARS, Isaiah vs UCF (Feb 22, 2022)

1 - EDGE, Brock vs UCF (Mar 13, 2022)

1 - EDGE, Brock at Kennesaw State (Mar 26, 2022)

1 - BYARS, Isaiah at Stetson (Apr 01, 2022)

1 - S. WILLIAMS, Trey at South Florida (Apr 05, 2022)

1 - HOLMES, Justin at FGCU (Apr 15, 2022)

1 - EDGE, Brock at FGCU (Apr 16, 2022)

1 - SEQUERA, Abraham vs The Citadel (Apr 19, 2022)

1 - HOLMES, Justin at Liberty (Apr 24, 2022)

Home runs: 2 - SEQUERA, Abraham vs FGCU (May 20, 2022)

Total bases: 11 - SEQUERA, Abraham vs FGCU (May 20, 2022)

Walks: 3 - GRODI, Grant vs Presbyterian (Feb 18, 2022)

3 - EDGE, Brock at Kennesaw State (Mar 27, 2022)

3 - BYARS, Isaiah vs Jacksonville (Apr 10, 2022)

3 - BYARS, Isaiah at Jacksonville (May 14, 2022)

Strikeouts: 4 - SEQUERA, Abraham vs Presbyterian (Feb 20, 2022)

Sac hits: 2 - SWEATT, Aidan at Stetson (Apr 01, 2022)

Sac flies: 1 - (21 times )

Stolen bases: 2 - BYARS, Isaiah vs UCONN (Feb 25, 2022)

2 - BYARS, Isaiah vs Butler (Mar 08, 2022)

2 - BYARS, Isaiah at UCF (Mar 11, 2022)

2 - GERTEISEN, Tyler at Stetson (Apr 01, 2022)

2 - SWEATT, Aidan at South Florida (Apr 05, 2022)

2 - EDGE, Brock vs Jacksonville (Apr 08, 2022)

2 - GERTEISEN, Tyler vs Jacksonville (Apr 09, 2022)

2 - HOLMES, Justin at FGCU (Apr 15, 2022)

2 - BYARS, Isaiah vs Eastern Kentucky (May 24, 2022 at Fort Myers, Fla.)

Hit by pitch: 2 - REICH, Cade vs Presbyterian (Feb 18, 2022)

2 - EDGE, Brock vs UCF (Feb 22, 2022)

2 - S. WILLIAMS, Trey vs Eastern Kentucky (May 24, 2022 at Fort Myers, F

Caught stealing: 1 - (24 times )

Runners LOB: 8 - LEINENBACH, Drew vs Presbyterian (Feb 18, 2022)

Fielding

Putouts: 16 - GRODI, Grant vs Butler (Mar 08, 2022)

Assists: 8 - BYARS, Isaiah vs Stetson (May 07, 2022)

Errors: 3 - SWEATT, Aidan vs Boston College (Mar 06, 2022)

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Presbyterian at North Florida

Feb 18, 2022 at Jacksonville, Fla. (Harmon Stadium)

- MATTHEWS, L. (1-0). Loss - ROCA, T. (0-1). Save - TOTH, E. (1).

WP - TOTH, E.; MATTHEWS, L. 2; ROCA, T. 2; GONZALEZ, J.. HBP - by MCDANIEL, C. (SWEATT, A.); by MCDANIEL, C. (REICH, C.); by MATTHEWS, L. (REICH, C.); by GONZALEZ, J. (FAHR, B.). Inherited runners/scored: MATTHEWS, L. 3/1;

GONZALEZ, J. 3/3; CHAPPELL, Z. 2/0. Pitches/strikes: MCDANIEL, C. 94/55; MATTHEWS, L. 44/25; DEARMAN, C. 20/13;

TOTH, E. 20/11; ROCA, T. 94/54; GONZALEZ, J. 61/40; CHAPPELL, Z. 30/19.

Umpires - HP: Landon Davis 1B: Robert Baur 3B: John Puma

Start: 6:05 pm Time: 3:40 Attendance: 471

Weather: 71 degrees

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Win - MADONNA, D. (1-0). Loss - FLOOD, A. (0-1). Save - HALSTEAD, S. (1).

WP - KENYON, A.. PB - BOYD, J.; REEVES, D.; STAPLETON, T. Inherited runners/scored: KENYON, A. 2/2; MADONNA, D. 3/2; HALSTEAD, S. 2/0. Pitches/strikes: HOWARD, D. 67/38; FLOOD, A. 59/41; KENYON, A. 26/15; YMKER, L. 17/13; JEAN, R. 55/28; MADONNA, D. 85/54; HALSTEAD, S. 20/16.

Umpires - HP: Robert Baur 1B: John Puma 3B: Landon Davis

Start: 2:05 pm Time: 3:04 Attendance: 478 Weather: High 50s,sunny

E.(1); REEVES, D.(1). HBP - GORMAN, J.; LEINENBACH. SH - DRAGOO, J.(1). SF - FAHR, B.(1); SWEATT, A.(1); BYARS, I.(1). SB - WETHERINGTON(1). CS - FAHR, B.(1); GERTEISEN, T(1).

Win - MATTHEWS, L. (2-0). Loss - HALSTEAD, S. (0-1). Save - None.

WP - EAGEN, D. 2; MCKINLEY, M.. HBP - by MCKINLEY, M. (GORMAN, J.); by MATTHEWS, L. (LEINENBACH). PB - REEVES, D.(1). Inherited runners/scored: MATTHEWS, L. 1/1; HOLDEN, P. 1/0; TADLOCK, M. 2/1. Pitches/strikes: EAGEN, D.

78/50;

Win - Z. Hunsicker (1-0). Loss - GONZALEZ, J. (0-1). Save - B. Vespi

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North Florida Osprey at #15 Florida Gators

23, 2022 at Gainesville, FL (Florida Ballpark)

North Florida Baseball

B.(3); WESTBROOK, C(3); GRODI, G.(1). HR - SIMMONS(1). HBP - BUSHLING; DANA; DONLAN; SIMMONS. SF - BUSHLING(2); HUBER(1); WESTBROOK, C(1). SB - SMITH 2(4); STOCK(1). CS - SEQUERA, A.(1).

- SEQUERA, A.(2); STAPLETON, T(1). DP - UNF 1. LOB - UCONN 12; UNF 10. 2B - DANA(2); PADILLA. HR - STOCK(1).

- HUBER; GARBOWSKI; SIMMONS. SB - BUSHLING(1).

J. 2. HBP - by BOROSKI, C. (HUBER); by HOLDEN, P. (GARBOWSKI); by HOLDEN, P. (SIMMONS). Inherited runners/scored: HOLDEN, P. 2/2; KILFOYL, D. 2/0; ANGEVINE, T. 2/0. Pitches/strikes: GALLAGHER 98/62; ALEJANDRO 14/10; QUINN 16/13; TADLOCK, M. 34/18; JEAN, R. 30/22; BOROSKI, C. 18/9; HOLDEN, P. 27/16; KILFOYL, D. 23/13; GRIESEMER, S 16/9; VISAEZ, J. 24/12; ANGEVINE, T. 6/3; LARSON, J 11/8.

Umpires - HP: Gary Glover 1B: Mayhue Edwards 3B: Ray Chamberlin

Start: 2:05 pm Time: 2:44 Attendance: 396

Weather: Mid 60s, cloudless

Win - WILLIS (1-0). Loss - CHAPPELL, Z. (0-1). Save - None.

WP - KILFOYL, D.(2). HBP - by MCKINLEY, M. (BUSHLING); by MCKINLEY, M. (SIMMONS); by MCKINLEY, M. (DANA); by MCKINLEY, M. (DONLAN). PB - DONLAN(1). Inherited runners/scored: SULLIVAN 1/0; WILLIS 1/0; CHAPPELL, Z. 2/0; KILFOYL, D. 2/0; GONZALEZ, J. 3/2. Pitches/strikes: STEFANONI 79/49; CHUDOBA 20/13; SULLIVAN 27/14; WILLIS 20/13; MCKINLEY, M. 85/58; CHAPPELL, Z. 64/32; KILFOYL, D. 5/1; GONZALEZ, J. 8/5. Umpires - HP: Gary

- S. Thompson(4); J. Rivera(2);

- Riopelle. SF - Guscette(1). SB - Halter(2); D. Fabian(2); EDGE, B.(2);

Burns, P.(1); Tonghini, J.(1); SWEATT, A. 3(5). LOB BC 8; UNF 10. 2B Gold, L.(5); McNulty, S.(1); BYARS, I.(2); WESTBROOK, C 2(5); LEINENBACH 2(3); GERTEISEN, T(2). HR Walsh, B.(1); LEACH, D.(2). HBP Honeyman, T.; Leary, C.; Burns, P.; SWEATT, A.; WESTBROOK, C; EDGE, B.. SH - BYARS, I.(1); SWEATT, A.(1); EDGE, B.(2). SF - Walsh, B.(1); McNulty, S.(1); BYARS, I.(2). SB - Walsh, B. 2(4); EDGE, B.(4); SEQUERA, A.(1). CS -

PARRISH, J. (1-0). Loss Schroeder, E (0-1). Save

Tonghini, J.(1); Smith, R.; McMonagle, B(1); Leake, H.(1). HBP by BOROSKI, C. (Honeyman, T.); by Schroeder, E (SWEATT, A.); by Schroeder, E (EDGE, B.); by HOLDEN, P. (Leary, C.); by HOLDEN, P. (Burns, P.); by Tonghini, J. (WESTBROOK, C). Inherited runners/scored: Coon, C. 1/0; Tonghini, J. 1/1; Coffey, B. 2/2; Smith, R. 3/2; McMonagle, B 2/1; HOLDEN, P. 1/0; SANTOS, R. 3/2. Pitches/strikes: Schroeder, E 35/17; Coon, C. 27/21; Campbell, J. 18/10; Moore, E. 21/15; Nunan, M. 6/3; Tonghini, J. 11/6; Crowley, A. 15/4; Coffey, B. 10/6; Smith, R. 5/1; McMonagle, B 19/12; Leake, H. 23/16; BOROSKI, C. 82/53; HOLDEN, P. 25/12; PARRISH, J. 40/28; GRIESEMER, S 29/17; SANTOS, R. 23/14.

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B. 2(5); LEINENBACH(4); C. Russo(3); T. Taylor 2(3). HBP - WESTBROOK, C; T. Josten; L. Boedicker. SF -

SB - BYARS, I. 2(8); GERTEISEN, T(1); T. Taylor(8).

Win - MCKINLEY, M. (1-1). Loss - D. Litchfiel (2-1). Save - JEAN, R. (1).

WP - C. Cox(4). HBP - by MCKINLEY, M. (L. Boedicker); by C. Cox (WESTBROOK, C); by BOROSKI, C. (T. Josten). PB - C. Russo(2). Inherited runners/scored: JEAN, R. 2/1; C. Cox 2/0. Pitches/strikes: MCKINLEY, M. 58/38; BOROSKI, C. 29/11; JEAN, R. 33/24; D. Litchfiel 47/30; B. Vespi 25/18; C. Cox 40/25; Z. Hunsicker 25/21; D. Castellan 28/20. Umpires - HP: Matthew Schaeffer 1B: John Bennett 3B: Bryan Van Vranken

North Florida Baseball North Florida at UCF (Game

2022 North Florida Baseball UCF at North Florida Mar 13, 2022 at Jacksonville, Fla. (Harmon Stadium)

T. (T. Taylor); by C. Centala (WESTBROOK, C). Inherited

Patterson 97/67; C. Centala 33/20; ROCA, T. 126/74; HALSTEAD,

J.(4). HBP by ROCA, T. (ORNDORFF, D.); by ROCA, T. (GULAKOWSKI); by HOLDEN, P. (GULAKOWSKI). Inherited runners/scored: FLUHARTY, M. 2/0; HUNGATE, C. 2/0; GONZALEZ, J. 2/0; HOLDEN, P. 1/0;

HALSTEAD, S. 1/0. Pitches/strikes: ALBA, M. 76/50; FLUHARTY, M. 46/32; BEAMON, J. 13/11; HUNGATE, C. 17/14; ROCA, T. 111/55; KILFOYL, D. 17/8; GONZALEZ, J. 23/12; HOLDEN, P. 24/16; HALSTEAD, S. 17/11.

Umpires - HP: Clint Lawson 1B: Kevin Bradley 3B: Shannon Jernigan Start: 1:05 pm Time: 3:21 Attendance: 457 Weather: Low 60s

D. faced 2 batters in the 6th.

J. faced 3 batters in the 7th.

Myers (1-1). Loss MCKINLEY, M. (2-2). Save None.

WP - MCKINLEY, M.; HOLDEN, P.; Myers; Pinson; Naturman 2. HBP - by Naturman (EDGE, B.). PB - LEACH, D.. Inherited

runners/scored: HOLDEN, P. 1/1; PARRISH, J. 1/0; VISAEZ, J. 1/0. Pitches/strikes: MCKINLEY, M. 95/60; HOLDEN, P. 13/9; PARRISH, J. 33/18; VISAEZ, J. 10/3; Myers 87/61; Pinson 30/21; Naturman 25/15.

Umpires - HP: Larry Short 1B: Jeremy Crow 3B: Anthony Jordan

Start: 5:00pm Time: 2:35 Attendance: 310

Weather: 55 degrees, cloudy

HOLDEN, P. faced 3 batters in the 6th.

- Johnson (1-0). Loss - CHAPPELL, Z. (0-4). Save - Rine (4). WP - CHAPPELL, Z. 2; ANGEVINE, T.; Holler. HBP - by CHAPPELL, Z. (Hassan); by ANGEVINE, T. (Mimbs). Inherited runners/scored: ANGEVINE, T. 1/0; PARRISH, J. 1/1; Holler 2/2; F. Townsend 2/0. Pitches/strikes:

2022 North Florida Baseball North Florida at Kennesaw State Mar 27, 2022 at Kennesaw, Ga. (Stillwell Stadium)

2. HBP - by JEAN, R. (Colina); by JEAN, R. (Hassan). Inherited runners/scored: JEAN, R. 2/1;

S. 1/1; Eidson 2/1. Pitches/strikes: ROCA, T. 85/49; JEAN, R. 41/25; HALSTEAD, S. 53/32; Housley 34/16; Eidson 90/60; Torbert 23/16.

- HP: Anthony Jordan 1B: Larry Short 3B: Jeremy Crow

1:00 pm Time: 2:43 Attendance: 396

55 degrees, sunny

T. faced 2 batters in the 5th.

SH - SWEATT, A. 2(5); KEHL, C.(1). SB - BYARS, I.(10);

GERTEISEN, T 2(3); HILL, C.(13); BRAZIL, D.(3).

Win - DURGIN, N. (1-1). Loss - GONZALEZ, J. (2-2). Save - GARCIA, D. (1).

HBP - by MCKINLEY, M. (HILL, C.). Inherited runners/scored: GONZALEZ, J. 2/2. Pitches/strikes: MCKINLEY, M. 96/59;

GONZALEZ, J. 21/15; JEAN, R. 14/9; DURGIN, N. 72/49; GARCIA, D. 37/30.

2022 North Florida Baseball North Florida at Stetson (Game 2) Apr 03, 2022 at DeLand, Fla. (Melching Field)

Stetson 4. 2B - SWEATT, A.(4); WESTBROOK,

A.(6); S. WILLIAMS(2); LEINENBACH(2); GERTEISEN, T 2(5). CS - FLOWERS, Eli(1).

BYARS, I.(11); EDGE, B. 2(6);

Win - GONZALEZ, J. (4-2). Loss - DARRELLHICKS (0-4). Save - HALSTEAD, S. (5).

WP - DARRELLHICKS(2); NAUMANN, Tyl 2(7); FISHER, Bryc(3); HOLDEN, P. 2(3); GONZALEZ, J.(5). BK - HOLDEN, P.(1). PB - BURCHARD, Tr(1). Inherited runners/scored: NAUMANN, Tyl 2/2; FISHER, Bryc 1/0; GONZALEZ, J. 1/0; HALSTEAD, S. 2/0. Pitches/strikes: DARRELLHICKS 104/59; NAUMANN, Tyl 28/18; FISHER, Bryc 25/12; HOLDEN, P. 94/55;

M. 83/55; CHAPPELL, Z. 43/30.

I.(9); RODRIGUEZ, L(14); SMITH, D.(2). DP - FGCU 2. LOB - UNF 7; FGCU 7. 2B - FIGUEREDO(11); HEAD

HR - KINKER 2(12); POVEY(11). SF - GERTEISEN, T(2); FIGUEREDO(3). CS - GERTEISEN, T(2).

Win - WOODWARD (4-3). Loss - MCKINLEY, M. (2-3). Save - None.

WP - MCKINLEY, M.(3). Inherited runners/scored: JEAN, R. 2/0; SMITH, D. 3/2. Pitches/strikes: MCKINLEY, M. 94/66;

JEAN, R. 24/16; KILFOYL, D. 31/18; WOODWARD 94/61; SMITH, D. 23/15; TIPTON 13/8.

Umpires - HP: Shannon Jernigan 1B: John Bennett 3B: Randy Olhausen

Start: 6:30 pm Time: 2:50 Attendance: 201 Weather: 83, Partly Cloudy

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UNF at FGCU Apr 16, 2022 at Fort Myers, Fla. (Swanson Stadium)

- SWEATT, A.(14);

L 3(17). LOB - UNF 6; FGCU 9. 2B - BYARS, I.(9); EDGE, B.(13);

A.(4);

S. (2-2). Loss - MUGAVERO (2-1). Save - MCKINLEY, M. (1).

-

- HALSTEAD, S.(4); MUGAVERO(4). HBP - by HALSTEAD, S. (RODRIGUEZ, L); by HALSTEAD, S. (RODRIGUEZ, L). Inherited runners/scored: HALSTEAD, S. 2/2. Pitches/strikes: ROCA, T. 61/33; HALSTEAD, S. 64/36; MCKINLEY, M. 16/10; MUGAVERO 68/43; SMITH, D. 45/27.

- HORN, G. (5-1). Loss - MCKINLEY,

M. 30/17; CHAPPELL, Z. 23/10; TADLOCK, M. 40/25; VISAEZ, J. 20/9; JEAN, R. 47/30; SANTOS, R. 10/8; HORN, G. 94/62;

2022 North Florida Baseball North Florida at Liberty Apr 23, 2022 at Lynchburg, Va. (WF@LBS)

WP - GONZALEZ, J.(6); HALSTEAD, S.(6). HBP - by GONZALEZ, J. (Simon); by Bezdicek (EDGE, B.). Inherited runners/scored: CHAPPELL, Z. 2/1; HALSTEAD, S. 1/1; KILFOYL, D. 3/2. Pitches/strikes: Bezdicek 79/58; Pinson 40/26;

GONZALEZ, J. 83/51; CHAPPELL, Z. 31/19; HALSTEAD, S. 48/25; KILFOYL, D. 16/11.

Umpires - HP: Landon Davis 1B: Randy Olhausen 3B: Shannon Jernigan

Start: 2:05 pm Time: 2:39 Attendance: 427

High 70s, sunny

2022 North Florida Baseball

Kennesaw State at North Florida

Apr 29, 2022 at Jacksonville, Fla. (Harmon Stadium)

Kennesaw State 0 (25-17,13-6 ASUN)

2022 North Florida Baseball Kennesaw State at North Florida May 01, 2022 at Jacksonville, Fla. (Harmon Stadium) Kennesaw State 0 (26-18,14-7 ASUN)

Win - MCKINLEY, M. (3-4). Loss - Eidson (3-2). Save - None.

WP Eidson 3(5); MADONNA, D.(1). HBP by MCKINLEY, M. (Mimbs); by Torbert (EDGE, B.); by Holler (HOLMES, J.).

Inherited runners/scored: Torbert 1/0; Holler 1/1; Housley 2/0. Pitches/strikes: Eidson 54/34; Torbert 47/33; Holler 17/13; Housley 10/4; MADONNA, D. 50/34; MCKINLEY, M. 57/43.

Umpires - HP: Randy Olhausen 1B: Shannon Jernigan 3B: Landon Davis

2022 North Florida Baseball Stetson at North Florida May

2022 at Jacksonville, Fla. (Harmon Stadium)

UNF

2B - S. WILLIAMS(4). HBP - DiPONZIO, N.; BYARS, I.. SF - STAFFORD, C.(1). SB - HILL, C.(21); DiPONZIO, N.(22); WESTBROOK, C(8). CS - BYARS, I.(4); SWEATT, A.(3); S.

Stetson 4 (21-24,6-16 ASUN)

- GONZALEZ, J. (5-2). Loss - GONZALEZ, C. (1-4). Save - CHAPPELL, Z. (1).

HBP - by GONZALEZ, C. (BYARS, I.); by GONZALEZ, J. (DiPONZIO, N.). Inherited runners/scored: None. Pitches/strikes:

GONZALEZ, C. 80/56; STAGLIANO, D 27/18; GONZALEZ, J. 92/57; CHAPPELL, Z. 19/13.

Umpires - HP: Andy Shultz 1B: Ray Parrish 3B: Jairo Martinez Start: 2:05 pm Time: 1:51 Attendance: 367 Weather: High 80s, windy and sunny

2022 North Florida Baseball Stetson at North Florida

Fla. (Harmon Stadium)

Win - GARCIA, D. (3-2). Loss - MCKINLEY, M. (3-5). Save - GONZALEZ, J. (1).

WP - MADONNA, D.(2). HBP - by MADONNA, D. (BALL, K.); by CHAPPELL, Z. (HYLTON, B.).

- LEACH, D.(2).

runners/scored: GARCIA, D. 2/2; MCKINLEY, M. 2/2; CHAPPELL, Z. 2/0; HALSTEAD, S. 3/3. Pitches/strikes: AMARAL, A. 82/44; GARCIA, D. 60/41; GONZALEZ, J. 12/10; MADONNA, D. 73/43; MCKINLEY, M. 78/53; CHAPPELL, Z. 1/0; HALSTEAD, S. 20/10.

Umpires - HP: Ray Parrish 1B: Jairo

2022 North Florida Baseball

FGCU at North Florida (Game 1)

BOROSKI, C. 1/1. Pitches/strikes: CARTER 83/56; LOVE 37/24; HOLDEN, P. 92/57; MCKINLEY, M. 33/25; CHAPPELL, Z. 14/10; BOROSKI, C. 26/16. Umpires - HP: Shannon Jernigan 1B: Jeremy Crow 3B: Victor Alejandro

FARROW(19); KINKER(19); RODRIGUEZ, A(8); POVEY(14); SARTORI(2); SEQUERA, A. 2(9); HOLMES, J.(5). HBP - FARROW. SB - SARTORI(3).

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FGCU at North Florida (Game 2) May 20, 2022 at Jacksonville, Fla. (Harmon Stadium)

A.(11).

LOB UNF 6; JU 10. 2B EDGE, B.(15); SEQUERA, A.(14); SWEATT, A.(8); HOLMES, J.(4). HR - SEQUERA, A.(11); HOLMES, J.(6). SF - WESTBROOK, C(3). SB - BYARS, I.(16); SWEATT, A.(8); RIDLEY, Cam(13).

- GONZALEZ, J. (6-3). Loss - GRAHAM, Chri (2-5). Save - None.

- NAUMANN, Tyl(10). Inherited runners/scored:

Games Played

1. 213 - Kyle Brooks - 2013-16

2. 212 - Alex Bacon - 2011-15

3. 209 - Preston Hale - 2007-10

Games Started

1. 211 - Kyle Brooks - 2013-16

2. 194 - Chris Berry - 2016-19

2. 192 - Patrick Ervin - 2013-17

At Bats

1. 841 - Kyle Brooks - 2013-16

2. 780 - Preston Hale - 2007-10

3. 768 - Corbin Olmstead - 2013-16

Runs Scored

1. 171 - Preston Hale - 2007-10

2. 167 - Andrew Karmeris - 2009-12

3. 166 - Kyle Brooks - 2013-16

4. 154 - Corbin Olmstead - 2013-16

Most Hits

1. 283 - Preston Hale - 2007-10

2. 257 - Corbin Olmstead - 2013-16

3. 254 - Kyle Brooks - 2013-16

Most RBI

1. 159 - Ryan Roberson - 2010-15

2. 156 - Preston Hale - 2007-10

3. 153 - Corbin Olmstead - 2013-16

Most Home Runs

1. 35 - Corbin Olmstead - 2013-16

2. 30 - Andrew Karmeris - 2009-12

3. 28 - Preston Hale - 2007-10

4. 24 - Donnie Dewees - 2013-15

BASEBALL

Record Chasers (Career)

D-1 ERA (2006-PRESENT) ALL-TIME

Most Total Bases

1. 431 - Preston Hale - 2007-10

2. 409 - Corbin Olmstead - 2013-16

3. 396 - Andrew Karmeris - 2009-12

Most Walks

1. 132 - Chris Berry - 2016-19

2. 113 - T.J. Thompson - 2007-10

3. 96 - Preston Hale - 2007-10

Most Times Hit by Pitch

1. 26 - Kyle Brooks - 2013-16 26 - Preston Hale - 2007-10 26 - Michael Smith - 2008-11 26 - Alex Bacon - 2011-15

Most Stolen Bases

1. 38 - Tanner Murphy - 2017-19

2. 35 - Tyler Marincov - 2011-13

3. 32 - Wes Weeks - 2017-19

Most Wins

1. 18 - Frank German - 2016-18

2. 16 - John Atteo - 2007-10 16 - Tyler Moore - 2011-15

Most Appearances

1. 87 - Matthew Naylor - 2015-17

2. 81 - Corbin Olmstead - 2013-16

3. 73 - Antonio Franzese - 2006-09

Most Innings Pitched

1. 246 - Brad Deppermann - 2015-19

2. 234.0 - Kyle Westwood - 2010-13

3. 222.0 - John Atteo - 2007-10

Most Strikeouts

1. 240 - Brad Deppermann - 2015-19

2. 209 - Kyle Westwood - 2010-13

3. 207 - Tyler Moore - 2011-15

Most Saves

1. 21 - Corbin Olmstead - 2013-16

2. 16 - Tyler Stohr - 2007-08

3. 12 - Matthew Naylor - 2015-17

Most Assists

1. 726 - Kyle Brooks - 2013-16

2. 591 - Patrick Ervin - 2013-16

3. 438 - T.J. Thompson- 2007-10

Most Double Plays Turned

1. 138 - Kyle Brooks - 2013-16

2. 109 - Ryan Roberson - 2010-15

3. 94 - T.J. Thompson - 2007-10

BOLD = ACTIVE

Most Games Started

1. 211 - Kyle Brooks - 2013-16

2. 205 - Matt Oxendine - 2003-06

Most At Bats

1. 841 - Kyle Brooks - 2013-16

2. 812 - Matt Oxendine - 2003-06

Most Runs

1. 171 - Hale, Preston - 2007-10

2. 167 - Andrew Karmeris - 2008-12 3.

3. 166 - Kyle Brooks - 2013-16

Most Home Runs

1. 36 - Brian Fleetwood - 1997-00

2. 35 - Corbin Olmstead - 2013-16

Most RBIs

1. 163 - Brian Fleetwood, 1997-00

2. 162 - Lee McCool, 1998-00

3. 159 - Ryan Roberson, 2010-15

Most Assists

1. 726- Kyle Brooks - 2013-16

2. 591 - Patrick Ervin - 2013-16

3. 571 - Matt Oxendine - 2003-06

Most Saves

1. 24 - Josh Papelbon - 2004-06

2. 21 - Corbin Olmstead - 2013-16

3. 19 - Jerrod Payne - 1999-00

Most Appearances

1. 87 - Matthew Naylor - 2015-17

2. 86 - CLARK, Danny - 1988-91 86 - PAPELBON, Josh - 2004-06

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS (ALL-TIME)

BATTING

AB (9) Travis Martin vs. Indiana (3/13/07)

Damon Olinto vs. Indiana (3/13/07)

R (5) Danny Skinner (1990)

Scott Devitt (1991)

Duke Baxter (1997)

Donnie Dewees vs. Jacksonville (4/24/15)

Joey Russell vs. Augusta St. (2/23/03)

H (6) Kevin Kay (2000)

2B (4) Twice: Last - Abraham Sequera at FGCU (5/2/2021)

3B (3) Donnie Dewees vs.ETSU (3/28/13)

HR(inning)(2) Gil Morales (1997)

HR(game)(3) Jay Nunley (1997)

Ricky Willis vs. Detroit (3/9/02)

Ryan Soehlig vs. Valdosta St. (4/24/02)

Wes Weeks at UNA (4/18/19)

RBI (9) Keith Skinner vs. Jacksonville (4/19/15)

TB: (15) Jay Nunley (1997)

BB: (5) Tanner Murphy at FAMU (5/7/19)

SB (4) Brian Strubb (1992), Joby Birr (1994), Tanner Murphy (5/7/19)

HBP (2) Several Players

Longest Hitting Streak: 31 games by Kyle Caltrett (2000), Drew Weeks (2013-14), Donnie Dewees (2015)

Most Consecutive Hits: 8 by Alex Kachler (April 25-28, 2021)

PITCHING

R (10) Brian Rauch vs. Kennesaw St. (3/24/01)

Brian Rauch vs. Armstrong Atlantic (4/5/03)

Ethan Michaelis vs. Fairfield (3/10/18)

ER (9) Kyle Westwood vs. Mercer (4/16/11)

H (15) Michael Kelly vs. Campbell (3/27/10)

K (19) Sid Roberson (1991)

WP: (4) Robert Burris at Columbus St. (4/26/03)

PO (3) Doug Anderson (1991)

No-Hitters: Danny Clark vs. Embry-Riddle (1990), Sid Roberson vs. Ohio Northern (1990 – First Collegiate Start), Phil Black vs. Florida Memorial (1988)

FIELDING

PO (22) Doug Rogalski vs. Birmingham So. (1990)

A (13) Greg Labbe vs. Delta St. (5/31/01)

E: (4) Bubba Olivera vs. Georgia So. (5/10/16)

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS (D1 Era)

BATTING

AB (9) Travis Martin vs. Indiana (3/13/07)

Damon Olinto vs. Indiana (3/13/07)

R (5) Donnie Dewees vs. Jacksonville (4/24/15)

H (5) Several Players

Last: Alex Kachler vs. JU (4/25/21)

2B (4) Twice: Last - Abraham Sequera at FGCU (5/2/2021)

3B (3) Donnie Dewees vs.ETSU (3/28/13)

HR(inning)(1) Several Players

HR(game)(3) Wes Weeks at UNA (4/18/19)

RBI (9) Keith Skinner vs. Jacksonville (4/19/15)

TB: (14) Wes Weeks vs. UNA (4/18/19)

BB: (5) Tanner Murphy at FAMU (5/7/19)

SB (4) Tanner Murphy at FAMU (5/7/19)

HBP (2) Several Players

Last: Austin Bogart at FSU (2/21/21)

Longest Hitting Streak: 31 games by Drew Weeks (2013-14), Donnie Dewees (2015)

Most Consecutive Hits:9 (Brock Edge, March 22-25, 2022 - also includes game from 3/15)

PITCHING

R (10) Ethan Michaelis vs. Fairfield (3/10/18)

ER (9) Kyle Westwood vs. Mercer (4/16/11)

H (15) Michael Kelly vs. Campbell (3/27/10)

K (13) Jeremy Paplebon vs. FAU (3/24/06)

WP: (3) Several Players

Last: Justin Tworek at FAU (3/13/18)

PO (2) Tyler Moore vs. Fairfield (3/7/15)

No-Hitters - n/a

FIELDING

C 18 Several Players

Last: Alex Merritt vs. USF (4/29/14)

PO (17) Evan Stermer vs. FGCU (3/5/11)

A (10) Kyle Brooks vs. Bethune-Cookman (4/2/13)

Kyle Brooks vs. USC Upstate (3/14/14)

E: (4) Bubba Olivera vs. Georgia So. (5/10/16)

MISCELLANEOUS (All-Time)

Games Played, Season: 71 in 1989

Games Won, Season: 57 in 1991 (57-13)

Games Lost, Season: 32 in 2007 (24-32)

Highest Winning Pct., Season: .814 in 1991 (57-13)

Lowest Winning Pct., Season: .415 in 2014 (22-31)

Home Games Won, Season: 36 in 1992 (36-5)

Fewest Home Games Won, Season: 11 in 2009 (1115)

Home Games Lost, Season: 20 in 1996 (17-20)

Fewest Home Games Lost, Season: 5 in 1988 (355), 1992 (36-5), 1993 (25-5)

Road Games Won, Season: 22 in 2001 (22-7)

Road Games Lost, Season: 22 in 2014 (5-22)

Conference Games Won, Season: 26 in 2000 (26-4)

Longest Win Streak: 21 (March 26–April 17, 1988)

Longest Losing Streak: 8 (May 14, 2006–Feb. 18, 2007)

Home Winning Streak: 21 (March 26, 1988–April 24, 1988)

Home Losing Streak: 5 (March 5, 1996–March 13, 1996)

Road Winning Streak: 14 (Feb. 6, 1991–April 3, 1991)

Road Losing Streak: 9 (Feb. 9, 2007–March 27, 2007)

Conference Winning Streak: 19 (March 4, 2000–April 21, 2000)

Conference Losing Streak: 6, Three Times (Mar. 1, 2008–Mar. 21, 2008; Mar. 7, 2009–Mar. 20, 2009); Mar. 30, 2014–Apr. 18, 2014)

Most Games vs Opponent: 92, Kennesaw State

Most Wins vs Opponent: 45, USC Upstate

Most Losses vs Opponent: 48, Kennesaw State

Most Consecutive Wins, Opponent: 22, USC Upstate (March 19, 1989–April 17, 2005)

Most Consecutive Losses, Opponent: 8, Jacksonville (Feb. 27, 1994–March 28, 2001)

Largest Margin of Victory: 24 vs. Edward Waters (W, 24-0, April 16, 1991); vs. Edward Waters (W, 27-3, April 22, 1991); vs. Savannah State (W, 28-4, Feb. 26, 1994)

Largest Margin of Defeat: 17 vs. Embry-Riddle (L, 3-20, Feb. 6, 2002)

Most Consecutive Wins to Open Season: 19, Feb. 6, 1991–March 10, 1991

Most Consecutive Games Without a Win to Open Season: 7, Feb. 9, 2007–Feb. 18, 2007

Consecutive Games Without Being Shutout: 151 (Feb. 13, 1988–March 3, 1990)

Longest Game: 16 innings vs. Indiana (W, 10-9, March 13, 2007)

Land O'Lakes, Fla. 2020-22

Knight, Chad INF

New Smyrna Beach, Fla. 2006-08

Knight, Ryan INF

New Smyrna Beach, Fla. 2001-04

Knowles, Marion INF

Palatka, Fla. 2002-05

Koehler, Greg RHP

Venice, Fla. 2007, 09-10

Kolke, Brian RHP

North Point, Fla. 1998-99

Kovatch, Billy OF Jacksonville, Fla. 2003-04

Kracunas, Jason OF Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. 2003-06

L Labbe, Greg 3B

Wellington, Fla. 2000-01

Lanoux, Brian

Unknown 1989

Larson, JT LHP

St. Augustine, Fla. 2022

Lassiat, Marc OF Jacksonville, Fla. 1994-96

Law, Max IF

Land O’ Lakes, Fla. 2018-19

Layfield, Kenny 3B

Jacksonville, Fla. 1988-89

Layman, Billy RHP

Tequesta, Fla. 2003-04

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Tallahassee, Fla. 2022-pres.

Lee, Russell INF

Orlando, Fla. 1992-93

Lee, Willie T. OF

Jacksonville, Fla. 1994-95

Leinenbach, Drew IF/RHP

Dunnellon, Fla. 2022-pres.

Leonard, Cal INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2023-pres.

Leonard, Trey INF

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Libuano, Raff OF General Santos, Philippines 2018-20

Lineburg, Greg OF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2002

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Macclenny, Fla. 1996

Lodise, Alex INF

St. Augustine, Fla. 2023-pres.

Londrigan, Joel OF Safety Harbor, Fla. 1999

Lott, George RHP

Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. 2007-11

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Callahan, Fla. 2023-pres.

Loveland, Judd C

Clearwater, Fla. 2004-05

Lowe, Ryan C

Ocoee, Fla. 2007-08

Lowinger, Tito LHP

Panama, Fla. 1991-93

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Miami, Fla. 1992-93

Marquart, Barry RHP

Rapid City, S.D. 1999-02

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Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 2007-10

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Jacksonville, Fla. 2005-08

Martinez, Andrew INF/OF

Jupiter, Fla. 2018

Martinez, Luis 2B

West Palm Beach, Fla. 1990-91

Mathews, Bryan UTIL

Jacksonville, Fla. 2012

Matthias, Chris OF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2016-20

Maxwell, Josh RHP/INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2006-07

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Orlando, Fla. 2019-20

Maynard, Brody LHP

Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 2022-pres.

McCool, Lee SS/2B

Palatka, Fla. 1998-00

McCool, Matt RHP

Palatka, Fla. 1992-94

McCoy, Ryan RHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 2007

McDonald, Ryan INF

Miami, Fla. 1999-02

McKee, Brett LHP

Seminole, Fla. 1995, 97-98

McKinley, Max RHP

Tallahassee, Fla. 2019-22

McMahan, Pearson RHP

Orange Park, Fla. 2015

McMahon, Ryan RHP

Coral Springs, Fla. 2010-14

McMillian, Darien RHP

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 1999-00

McNeal, Robert RHP

St. Petersburg, Fla. 2004-05

McPhail, Mike OF West Palm Beach, Fla. 1994-95

Mears, Alex INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 1992

Medlen, Casey RHP

Apopka, Fla. 2010-11

Medosch, Keith INF

St. Petersburg, Fla. 1996-97

Melson, Bryant C

Orlando, Fla. 1994-97

Merritt, Alex INF

Ocala, Fla. 2014-17

Michaelis, Ethan RHP

Tallahassee, Fla 2018-19

Mickley, Mickey RHP

Jupiter, Fla. 1990-91

Mihailoff, Jeff INF

Naples, Fla. 1993-96

Miller, Eddie LHP

Ocala, Fla. 2016-21

Miller, Nick RHP

Pensacola, Fla. 2013-2015

Millsaps, Jeff OF St. Augustine, Fla. 2003-04

Minor, Will INF

Lake Clarke, Fla. 1994-97

Nagai, Kazu OF Matsue, Fla. 2002-03

Natherson, Ron INF

Lake Mary, Fla. 1988

Naylor, Matthew RHP

Orlando, Fla. 2015-17

Newbern, Justin RHP

Auburndale, Fla. 1999-01, 03

Nichols, Cherokee C/OF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2023-pres.

Nolan, Jordan RHP Clearwater, Fla. 2014

Norkus, Trace RHP

Hillsboro Beach, Fla. 2016-19

Norman, Josh RHP

Sarasota, Fla. 1995-98

Nunley, Jay OF Jacksonville, Fla. 1996-97 O

O’Neil, John C

Orange Park, Fla. 1995-98

Ohme, Kevin LHP

West Palm Beach, Fla. 1992-93

Ohme, Will RHP

Valrico, Fla. 2019-pres.

Jacksonville, Fla. 2018-19

Preckajlo, Justin OF

Atlantic Beach, Fla. 2009-10

Presno, Ricky INF

Plantation, Fla. 2020-21

Pryor, Tucker RHP

Orlando, Fla. 2007-09

Pryor, Ty RHP

Orlando, Fla. 2008-09

Puskar, Ryan INF/OF

Auburndale, Fla. 2009-10 R

Raiford, John RHP

Tequesta, Fla. 2006, 08

Rapp, Brian INF

Sebring, Fla. 1998-01

Rapp, Travis C

Winter Haven, Fla. 1996-97

Ratti, J.D.

Unknown 1998

Rauch, Brian RHP

Rockledge, Fla. 2000-03

Reich, Cade OF North Port, Fla. 2020-pres.

Reichle, Glenn Unknown 1988

Jacksonville, Fla. 1997-99

Schulz, Clayton LHP

Stuart, Fla. 2010-11

Scott, Matt OF

Palm Bay, Fla. 1994

Scott, Robbie INF

Longwood, Fla. 2020-21

Senger, Dalton RHP

Boca Raton, Fla. 2017-18

Sequera, Abraham INF

Caracaz, Venezuela 2018-22

Shannon, Clancy RHP

Englewood, Fla. 1999

Sheiman, “Squeak” INF

Altamonte Springs, Fla. 1992-95

Shelley, Rick INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 1988

Sheppard, Renzo LHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 2006-07

Sink, Travis LHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 2007

Skinner, Danny OF/3B

Jacksonville, Fla. 1989-90

Skinner, Keith C

Berkeley Heights, N.J. 2015-16

Skoglund, Mike INF

Orange Park, Fla. 1988-91

Maberry, David IF

Shalimar, Fla. 2019

Mackiewitz, Mac INF

Brandon, Fla. 1995-98

Maddox, Eli C

Orange Park, Fla. 2023-pres.

Madonna, Dominick RHP

Lady Lake, Fla. 2020-pres.

Mairn, Scott OF Fort Myers, Fla. 1995-97

Maloley, Brett UTIL

Boston, Mass. 2005-06

Marabell, Blake OF

St. Johns, Fla 2019-21

Marchese, Nick RHP

Plantation, Fla. 2018-19

Marincov, Tyler OF

Orlando, Fla. 2011-13

Marino, Sean RHP

Moore, Sean RHP

Valrico, Fla. 2013-2015

Moore, Tyler RHP

Ormond Beach, Fla. 2011-15

Morales, Gil OF

Brandon, Fla. 1997-98

Morales, Paul INF/RHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 2007-09

Moritz, Daniel LHP

Deltona, Fla. 2015-16

Morrison, Tim OF Jacksonville, Fla. 1993-94, 96

Mullins, Greg LHP

Palatka, Fla. 1994-95

Murphy, Tanner OF St. Augustine, Fla. 2017-19

Olinto, Damon OF Jacksonville, Fla.

Reitz, Brandon RHP

2004-07

Olivera, Bubba INF/OF

Tampa, Fla.

2015-16

Olmstead, Corbin RHP/DH

Tampa, Fla. 2013-16

Organ, Tommy LHP

Tarpon Springs, Fla.

2010-13

Orr, Tommy OF/RHP

Deerfield Beach, Fla. 2018

Osbourn, Dustin RHP

Plant City, Fla.

1996-97

Otten, Chris RHP

Boynton Beach, Fla. 1994

Owens, Travis INF

Palatka, Fla. 1994

Oxendine, Matt INF

West Palm Beach, Fla. 2003-06

P

Page, Todd OF/1B

Sarasota, Fla. 1994

Palinkas, Steve LHP

Clearwater, Fla. 2000-01

Papelbon, Jeremy LHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 2004-06

Papelbon, Josh RHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 2004-06

Parrish, Justin RHP

Starke, Fla. 2020-22

Patton, Josh LHP

Naples, Fla. 2010-11

Pawlyk, Ray RHP

Tomkins, N.Y. 1994-95

Payne, Jerrod RHP

Ocala, Fla. 1999-00

Peery, Rusty

Jacksonville, Fla. 1988

Perry, Arthur OF

Jacksonville, Fla. 1989

Perry, Sam SS/3B

Jacksonville, Fla. 2008-11

Pfundstein, Jake C

Weston, Fla. 2019

Piersol, Todd LHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 1999, 01-02

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Orange Park, Fla. 1992-93, 95-96

Pincus, Ben LHP

St. Petersburg, Fla. 2005-06

Polansky, Adam RHP

Orlando, Fla. 2015-18

Polster, Tony RHP

Orlando, Fla. 2004-05

Pound, Blake INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2021-pres.

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Crescent City, Fla. 1993-95, 97

Prather, Jay IF

Ocala, Fla. 2019-21

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West Hills, Calif. 2012-13

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Ocala, Fla. 2015

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Tampa, Fla. 2018-19

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Byronville, Ga. 1992-93

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Orange Park, Fla. 1994-96

Richardson, Cameron RHP

West Palm Beach, Fla. 1989

Ridilla, Matt OF

Longwood, Fla. 2007

Roberson, Ryan INF

Royal Palm Beach, Fla. 2010-15

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Orange Park, Fla. 1990-92

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Brandon, Fla. 1997-99

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Ponta Vedra Beach, Fla. 2020-pres.

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Orlando, Fla. 2009

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Orlando, Fla. 2002

Rogalski, Doug 1B

Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. 1989-90

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Rogers, Grant INF

Tallahassee, Fla. 2003-06

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DeLand, Fla. 1988-89

Rorabaugh, Phil RHP

Port St. Lucie, Fla. 2008-09

Rosenberger, Marshal RHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 2011, 2013

Ross, Will RHP

Winter Garden, Fla. 2023-pres.

Roszel, Dan RHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 1998-00

Runnels, Jakob C

Winter Haven, Fla. 2023-pres.

Rusomaroff, Austin RHP

St. Augustine, Fla. 2022

Russell, Joey 1B

Maitland, Fla. 2003-04

Russo, Rob INF

Orange Park, Fla. 1994

Santos, Rafael LHP

Deerfield Beach, Fla. 2020-22

Satterwhite, Noah OF/1B/RHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 2017

Schneider, Matt OF

Skorupski, Jon OF Seminole, Fla. 2005

Slater, Tim OF

Orange Park, Fla. 1990-91

Smith, Alex RHP

Tampa, Fla. 2013-17

Smith, Michael OF Jacksonville, Fla. 2008-11

Smith, Mike INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2007-08

Snow, Chris RHP

Graham, Fla. 1995-97

Soehlig, Ryan INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2001-02

Southall, Mike RHP

Gainesville, Fla. 1997-98

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Palm City, Fla. 1994-96

Spratling-Williams, Trey INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2020-22

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St. Johns, Fla. 2015-18

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Stafford, Caleb C

Clermont, Fla. 2021-22

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Delray Beach, Fla. 2013

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Stermer, Evan 1B/LHP

Wellington, Fla. 2011-12

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Sarasota, Fla. 1998-99

Stilley, Andrew LHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 2007

Stockton, Jeff SS

St. Petersburg, Fla. 1999-00

Stohr, Tyler RHP

Viera, Fla. 2007

Strub, Brian RF

Sunrise, Fla. 1992-93

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Jacksonville, Fla. 2000-02

Suskauer, John LHP

Tampa, Fla. 2015-2016

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Fernandina Beach, Fla. 2021-pres.

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Tatum, Tony INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 1996

Testa, Sam OF

Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. 2009

Thibideau, Chris OF

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia 2016-17

Thompson, Dicarlo RHP

Tallahassee, Fla. 2006-07

Thompson, T.J. INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2007-10

Threadgill, Ted 1B/C

Winter Haven, Fla. 1988

Titkeimeir, Aaron C

Orange Park, Fla. 2001-02

Trexler, David RHP

Lynn Haven, Fla.

2013-14

Tollberg, Brian RHP

Bradenton, Fla. 1991-94

Tucker, Mike OF

Palatka, Fla. 1990-91

Turner, Jonathan RHP

Winter Haven, Fla. 2007-10

Tworek, Justin RHP

Lake Worth, Fla. 2018

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Tampa, Fla. 2015-18

VanSickle, Dan RHP

Jacksonville, Fla. 2014-15

Visaez, Jose RHP

Jacksonville, Fla.

2020-22

Voyles, Blake C

Bainbridge, Ga. 2014-18

W Wadley, Chris C Orlando, Fla. 1994-95

Waggoner, Bill OF Jacksonville, Fla. 1992

Walsh, Peyton C

Boynton Beach, Fla. 2013-14

Ward, Ryan OF Rochester Hills, Fla. 1997-98

Warren, Andy INF

Ponte Vedra, Fla.

2005-07

Waters, Chris RHP

Jupiter, Fla. 2004

Watkins, Ben LHP

Jacksonville, Fla.

1994-97

Watson, Alden OF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2001-02

Winker, Ryan RHP

Windermere, Fla. 2012

Winter, Danon INF

West Palm Beach, Fla. 1993-94

Witherington, Connor INF

Birmingham, Ala. 2023-pres.

Wodraska, Todd INF

Jupiter, Fla. 1993

Wood, Donnie LHP

Ocala, Fla. 1995-97

Wood, Mike INF

West Palm Beach, Fla. 1999-01

Wood, Taylor RHP

West Palm Beach, Fla. 2001

2012-14

Weeks, Drew OF Green Cove Springs, Fla.

Weeks, Wes OF

Green Cove Springs, Fla.

2017-19

Weinberger, Cam RHP

Boca Raton, Fla. 2021

Wesner, Michael 1B/OF

Lake Oswego, Ore.

2011-12

West, Brooks LHP/INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2003-06

West, Zach INF/OF

Dunnellon, Fla. 2020

Westbrook, Cade INF

Jacksonville, Fla.

2021-22

Westwood, Kyle RHP

Tarpon Springs, Fla.

2010-13

Wheeler, Keith INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 1988

White, Tom INF

Winter Haven, Fla. 1992

Whitehead, Jeslyn RHP/IF

Ocoee, Fla. 2020

Wielbruda, Joe 2B

Youngstown, Ohio 2012-13

Williams, Kris RHP

Attica, N.Y. 1993-94

Willis, Ricky OF

St. Augustine, Fla. 2001-02

Wilson, Brian OF

Fernandina Beach, Fla. 2006-07, 09

Wilson, Mac INF

Jacksonville, Fla. 2017-18

Wimpelberg, Jordan RHP

Winter Springs, Fla. 2023-pres.

Windham, Mike RHP

West Palm Beach, Fla. 1991-93

YEAR-BY-YEAR BREAKDOWN

UNF vs. Ranked Teams (Division I)

Notable Facts vs. Ranked Opponents

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

M23 Denison W, 11-1

M24 at Flagler W, 7-4

M25 Flagler L, 4-6

M28 at West Florida W, 13-2

M29 at West Florida W, 4-1

A4 Southern Maine W, 8-2

A6 Miami L, 1-3

A7 UCF L, 3-4

A8 Boca Raton W, 11-10

A14 Nova W, 7-0

A16 at Stetson W, 5-2

A18 at Valdosta State W, 8-2

A19 Jacksonville L, 0-3

A20 at Flagler W, 1-0

A21 Florida Memorial W, 11-2

A22 at Jacksonville L, 1-3

A23 at Embry-Riddle W, 7-0

A23 at Embry-Riddle W, 7-4

A28 Palm Beach Atlantic W, 9-2

A30 Flagler W, 11-5

M8 vs. Berry1 L, 0-1

M9 vs. Kennesaw State1 W, 8-2

M10 vs. Nova1 W, 13-3

M11 vs. Berry1 L, 5-8

1 – NAIA District 25 Tournament (Kennesaw, Ga.)

1991

57-13

H: 34-8 | A: 19-3 | N:4-2 NAIA District 25

F6 at Eckerd W, 2-1

F9 at Florida Memorial W, 6-0

F9 at Florida Memorial W, 9-0

F10 at St. Thomas W, 12-0

F12 at Stetson W, 6-5

F15 at Palm Beach Atlantic W, 20-7

F16 at Nova W, 9-2

F17 at Boca Raton W, 7-4

F17 at Boca Raton W, 5-2

F23 Warner Southern W, 7-3

F23 Warner Southern W, 11-0

F26 Ohio Northern W, 9-2

F27 at Flagler W, 2-0

M1 Trevecca Nazarene W, 11-1

M5 Urbana W, 9-1

M6 Valdosta State W, 12-4

M7 Maryville W, 9-3

M9 Florida Tech W, 2-0

M10 at UCF W, 7-0

M11 Jacksonville L, 4-7

M12 Presbyterian W, 11-3

M13 at Valdosta State W, 14-9

M15 Edward Waters W, 21-2

M19 Muskingum W, 9-2

M20 Akron W, 6-1

M20 William Jewell W, 7-1

M22 St. Xavier L, 3-4

M23 Flagler W, 8-2

M24 Eastern Illinois L, 2-6

M25 at Georgia College W, 5-1

M26 St. Bonaventure W, 7-6

M27 Point Park W, 8-5

M28 Auburn-Montgomery W, 7-2

M29 Wagner W, 8-3

M30 Southern Maine L, 4-7

A1 Canisius W, 8-3

A2 Southern Maine W, 8-6

A3 at Jacksonville W, 3-1

A4 Union W, 9-8

A6 Boca Raton W, 2-1

A9 at Miami (Fla.) L, 7-8

A11 at Embry-Riddle W, 3-0

A11 at Embry-Riddle W, 11-4

A12 Nova L, 4-6

A13 Nova W, 5-0

A16 Edward Waters W, 24-0

A21 Florida Memorial W, 8-0

A21 Flagler W, 8-1

A22 at Edward Waters W, 27-3

A23 at Warner Southern W, 6-1

A24 Stetson L, 7-8

A27 Palm Beach Atlantic W, 11-2

A27 Palm Beach Atlantic W, 1-0

M1 West Florida L, 7-8

M2 West Florida W, 12-3

M7 Georgia College1 W, 2-0

M8 Kennesaw State1 W, 9-1

M9 St. Thomas1 L, 0-3

M9 Nova1 W, 5-4

M10 St. Thomas1 W, 13-2

M10 St. Thomas1

Thomas W, 6-4

at St. Leo W, 7-2

at Nova W, 3-2

at Nova

2-4

Bridgewater State W, 8-5 F26 Davis and Elkins W, 18-0

Florida Tech W, 3-0

Florida Southern L, 0-2 M3 St. Leo W, 4-2 M5 Embry Riddle W, 6-2 M6 Edinboro W, 14-0

at Flagler W, 6-0 M8 Guilford W, 8-2 M11 Presbyterian W, 8-2

M12 New Hampshire W, 10-2

M13 Wagner W, 14-1

M14 West Chester W, 12-1

M15 Northern Kentucky W, 8-1

M17 William Jewell W, 9-0

M18 Muskingum W, 8-2

M19 West Chester L, 4-5

M21 Voorhees W, 10-1

M22 St. Xavier W, 6-5

M22 St. Xavier W, 6-3

M23 Baldwin Wallace W, 4-1

M24 Youngstown State W, 4-0

M27 Akron L, 6-8

M28 Lynn W, 4-1

M28 Lynn W, 9-5

M29 Southern Maine W, 9-8

M31 Valdosta State W, 3-1

A1 Southern Maine W, 14-2

A4 at Warner Southern W, 8-0

A4 at Warner Southern L, 2-3

A7 Edward Waters W, 13-3

A8 Embry-Riddle W, 13-2

A9 at Valdosta State W, 10-8

A10 at Jacksonville W, 4-3

A12 Jacksonville L, 2-4

A13 Northwood Institute W, 6-0

A13 Northwood Institute W, 10-0

A15 at Miami L, 2-3

A17 at Florida Southern W, 6-2

A19 Flagler W, 5-0

A23 Edward Waters W, 23-2

A25 Florida Memorial W, 11-0

A25 Florida Memorial W, 12-1

M1 UCF L, 3-7

M5 Florida Memorial1 W, 6-2

M6 Nova1 W, 8-0

M8 Lynn1 W, 7-0

M9 Lynn1 W, 6-3

M13 vs. William Carey2 W, 8-0

M14 at Cumberland2 W, 10-8

M15 vs. Brewton-Parker2+ W, 2-9

M15 vs. Auburn-Montgomery2 L, 0-8

1 – NAIA District 25-F Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2 – NAIA Area V Tournament (Lebanon, Tenn.) + – Forfeit Win

1993

45-12

H: 25-5 | A: 18-5 | N: 2-2

NAIA District 7

F6 at Florida Memorial• W, 3-1

F12 Tampa L, 8-10

F12 Tampa W, 10-6

F13 at Embry-Riddle• W, 17-0

F13 at Embry-Riddle• W, 10-0

F20 at Northwood• W, 9-1

F20 at Northwood• W, 13-1

F24 at Flagler• W, 1-0

F27 Warner Southern• W, 10-0

F27 Warner Southern• W, 4-3

F28 at Valdosta State W, 5-4 (10)

M3 Tusculum• W, 11-3

M5 Nova• W, 4-3

M6 Nova• W, 9-2

M7 Pfeiffer• W, 11-1

M9 Chicago State W, 14-7

M10 Pittsburgh W, 10-6

M11 Valdosta State W, 11-8

M16 St. Xavier• W, 7-3

M19 Palm Beach Atlantic• W, 4-2

M19 Palm Beach Atlantic• W, 6-5

M20 at Saint Leo• L, 4-5

M21 at Saint Leo W, 6-4

M27 Florida Southern L, 2-3

M28 Florida Southern W, 9-8

M30 at Florida Tech• W, 10-2

NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL

Florida

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

M11 St. Xavier W, 5-0

M14 Francis Marion• W, 12-9

M14 Francis Marion• L, 1-3 M15 Francis Marion• L, 7-9 M17 Valdosta State W, 5-4 M18 Concord W, 17-11 M21 Columbus State• W, 10-9

Columbus State• W, 9-8

Columbus State• W, 10-4

Flagler W, 13-9

Jacksonville L, 5-11

at Armstrong Atlantic• L, 0-1

1997

39-17

H: 23-8 | A: 16-7 | N: 0-2 Sunshine State: 13-8 (3rd)

F2 Brewton-Parker L, 1-5

F8 Georgia College W, 9-2

F9 Georgia College W, 10-0

F11 at Lynn W, 12-6

F12 at Lynn

F16 at USC Aiken

F16 at USC Aiken

F18 Valdosta State W, 9-3

F19 at Embry-Riddle W, 11-4

F22 at Flagler W, 12-10

F23 at Jacksonville L, 3-5

F28 Xavier W, 8-1

M1 Central Michigan L, 6-9

M2 Western Michigan W, 11-9

at Armstrong Atlantic• W, 9-5

at Armstrong Atlantic• L, 4-9

at Rollins W, 11-7

UNC Pembroke• W, 11-9

UNC Pembroke• W, 9-3

UNC Pembroke• W, 6-1

at Valdosta State L, 7-8

A9 Thomas W, 23-1

A14 Embry-Riddle W, 4-2

A15 Florida Southern W, 9-8

A18 Georgia College• W, 7-6

A18 Georgia College• L, 9-10

A19 Georgia College• W, 10-8

A21 Northwood W, 6-5

A24 at Kennesaw State• L, 1-6

A25 at Kennesaw State• L, 6-12

A25 at Kennesaw State• L, 4-6

M2 Columbus State1 L, 8-11

M3 Columbus State1 L, 4-17

1 – Peach Belt Conference Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

• – Peach Belt Conference Game

1999

43-17

H: 23-8 | A: 18-9 | N: 2-0 Peach Belt: 22-8 (1st)

J29 Barton W, 15-5

J30 Barton W, 17-6

F6 at Tampa W, 9-5

F6 at Tampa L, 5-10

F7 at Tampa W, 4-3

F9 at Florida Tech W, 9-5

F13 Lander• W, 14-9

F13 Lander• W, 7-4

F14 Lander• L, 3-4

F16 Embry-Riddle W, 9-8

F17 at Flagler W, 5-4

F20 at USC Upstate• W, 15-7

F20 at USC Upstate• W, 9-4

A5 Eckerd•

F21 at USC Upstate• W, 15-8

F23 Florida Tech L, 4-6

A8 Armstrong Atlantic

6-1 A13 at Barry•

A15 Flagler W, 9-2

A16 Northwood W, 8-4

A18 Florida Tech• W, 11-1

A19 Florida Tech• L, 6-10

A20 Florida Tech• W, 11-5

A23 at Valdosta State W, 9-1

A25 at Ga. Southwestern W, 13-2

M1 Lynn W, 7-2

M1 Lynn W, 16-15

M3 Thomas W, 9-0

M3 Thomas W, 19-2

M6 at Tampa• W, 11-5

M7 at Tampa• W, 6-4 (10)

M8 at Tampa• L, 1-8

M10 at Barry• W, 18-6

M10 at Barry• W, 13-4

M16 vs. Florida Southern1 L, 1-11

M16 vs. Tampa1 L, 5-11

1 – NCAA Division II South Regional (Plant City, Fla.)

• – Sunshine State Conference Game

1998

32-21

H: 26-10 | A: 6-11 | N: 0-0 Peach Belt: 15-11 (2nd)

J31 Barry W, 9-8

J31 Barry W, 5-4

F1 Brewton Parker W, 2-1

F6 Georgia Southwestern L, 2-5

F7 Georgia Southwestern W, 15-6

F10 at Flagler W, 11-0

F11 at Stetson L, 4-13

F14 at Lander• W, 8-6

F14 at Lander• L, 1-2

F15 at Lander• L, 4-8

F19 Florida Tech W, 11-3

F21 USC Upstate• W, 11-3

F21 USC Upstate• W, 6-5

F24 at Florida Tech L, 7-10

F25 Rollins W, 9-7

F28 at USC Aiken•

F27 USC Aiken• W, 17-7

F27 USC Aiken• W, 11-4

F28 USC Aiken• W, 16-10

M1 Xavier W, 6-5

M4 Western Michigan W, 8-1

M6 Augusta State• W, 23-5

M6 Augusta State• W, 7-3

M7 Augusta State• L, 5-7

M10 Central Michigan W, 10-0

M11 Lenoir Rhyne W, 9-5

M13 at Francis Marion• W, 6-0

M13 at Francis Marion• W, 12-3

M15 at Francis Marion• W, 4-2

M17 St. Xavier W, 16-3

M18 Illinois L, 11-12

M20 at Columbus State• L, 1-7

M20 at Columbus State• W, 14-5

M21 at Columbus State• W, 11-5

M23 at Rollins L, 6-8

M25 Valdosta State W, 19-7

M27 Armstrong Atlantic• L, 2-8

M28 Armstrong Atlantic• W, 5-2

M28 Armstrong Atlantic• W, 6-0

M30 Embry-Riddle W, 2-1

A2 at UNC Pembroke• W, 8-2

A2 at UNC Pembroke• W, 12-3

A3 at UNC Pembroke• W, 7-5

A7 Flagler W, 12-2

A13 at Florida Southern W, 14-6

A14 Saint Leo W, 6-4

A17 at Georgia College• W, 13-11

A17 at Georgia College• L, 2-3

A18 at Georgia College• L, 7-9

A20 at Valdosta State L, 4-5

A21 at Jacksonville L, 3-5

A24 Kennesaw State• W, 9-8

A24 Kennesaw State• L, 1-10

A25 Kennesaw State• L, 7-11

M1 Tampa L, 3-4

M2 Tampa W, 13-3

M13 vs. Armstrong Atlantic1 W, 6-2

M14 at Kennesaw State1 L, 5-8

M14 vs. Armstrong Atlantic1 W, 3-2

M15 at Kennesaw State1 W, 4-1

M15 at Kennesaw State1 L, 0-5

1 – NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional (Kennesaw, Ga.)

• – Peach Belt Conference Game

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

M10 at Francis Marion• W, 8-0

M11 at Francis Marion• W, 4-1

M14 Dallas Baptist W, 8-6

M17 at Columbus State• W, 6-4

M17 at Columbus State• W, 10-3

M18 at Columbus State• L,

M10 at Tampa W, 12-3

M11 at Tampa L, 4-6

M13 Jacksonville W, 15-7

M16 vs. Columbus State2 L, 10-13

M17 vs. Georgia College2 L, 2-3

1 – Peach Belt Challenge (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2 – NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional (Kennesaw, Ga.)

• – Peach Belt Conference Game

2003 39-18

H: 28-8 | A: 11-9 | N: 0-1

Peach Belt: 18-9 (1st)

F1 Florida Tech W, 11-6

F2 Nova Southeastern W, 18-1

F3 Presbyterian W, 8-6

F5 at Florida Gulf Coast W, 14-2

F8 at Francis Marion• L, 0-5

F8 at Francis Marion• L, 3-4

F9 at Francis Marion• L, 0-9

F12 Embry-Riddle W, 5-2

F19 at Flagler W, 5-2

F22 Augusta State• W, 23-5

F22 Augusta State• W, 4-2

F23 Augusta State• L, 6-10

F25 at Embry-Riddle L, 1-11

F27 Dallas Baptist W, 6-5

F28 Dallas Baptist W, 3-1

M2 at Jacksonville L, 3-8

M6 Central Michigan W, 10-2

M8 Michigan State W, 13-5

M10 Eastern Illinois W, 13-9

M11 Notre Dame L, 1-6

M11 Navy W, 9-3

M15 Armstrong Atlantic• W, 9-5

M15 Armstrong Atlantic• L, 1-8

M16 Armstrong Atlantic• W, 6-0

M18 vs. Nebraska-Omaha1 L, 5-7

M22 at UNC Pembroke• W, 3-0

M22 at UNC Pembroke• W, 5-1

M23 at UNC Pembroke•

M14 at Kennesaw State• W, 10-7

M16 at Mount Olive L, 8-10

M17 at Mount Olive W, 9-2

M20 at Armstrong Atlantic• W, 7-3

M20 at Armstrong Atlantic• W, 6-2

M21 at Armstrong Atlantic• W, 6-2

M23 Jacksonville W, 12-3

M25 Felician W, 17-1

M27 Francis Marion• W, 8-0

M27 Francis Marion• L, 3-5

M28 Francis Marion• W, 9-8

M30 Florida Tech W, 6-4

M31 at Flagler L, 1-11

A3 at Lander• W, 5-4

A3 at Lander• L, 0-1

A4 at Lander• W, 3-2

A9 Columbus State• W, 2-1

A10 Columbus State• L, 5-11

A10 Columbus State• W, 6-5

A13 Valdosta State W, 9-3

A17 USC Upstate• W, 8-1

A17 USC Upstate• W, 4-1

A18 USC Upstate• W, 8-7

A21 Valdosta State W, 13-9

A23 at USC Aiken• W, 10-3

A23 at USC Aiken• W, 11-6

A24 at USC Aiken• L, 2-3

A30 at Augusta State• L, 4-8

M1 at Augusta State• W, 9-7

M1 at Augusta State• W, 3-1

M4 at Florida Southern W, 5-4

M7 at Tampa L, 0-6

M13 Augusta State2 W, 9-6

M14 Columbus State2 L, 2-4

M14 Pfeiffer2 W, 4-3

M15 Columbus State2 L, 6-7

1 – Louisville Slugger/TPX Division II Challenge (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2 – NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional (Jacksonville, Fla.)

• – Peach Belt Conference Game

2005 48-16

H: 29-7 | A: 15-7 | N: 4-2 Peach Belt: 23-7 (1st)

F4 at West Florida W, 5-4

F4 at West Florida W, 10-5

F5 at West Florida W, 2-1

F8 Valdosta State W, 11-1

F9 Florida Tech L, 9-8

F12 at UNC Pembroke• L, 4-5

F12 at UNC Pembroke• L, 3-4

F13 at UNC Pembroke• L, 4-9

at Georgia College• W, 10-2 A15 Flagler W, 6-3

Valdosta State

Southern L, 3-4 M10 Tampa W, 9-4

M11 Tampa W, 10-9

M15 Francis Marion2 W, 7-6

J1 vs. Fort Hays State2 L, 10-13 1 – NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional (Jacksonville, Fla.) 2 – NCAA Division II Baseball Championship (Montgomery, Ala.)

– Peach Belt Conference Game

25-10 | A: 20-5 | N: 2-2 Peach Belt: 25-5 (1st) J26 Saint Leo

at Lincoln Memorial L, 6-7

F7 Embry-Riddle L, 3-10

F10 Lander• W, 9-3

F10 Lander• W, 6-2

F11 Lander• L, 3-6

F14 at Embry-Riddle W, 9-5

F17 at USC Upstate• W, 3-0

F18 at USC Upstate• W, 6-5

F18 at USC Upstate• W, 3-2

F20 at Stetson L, 3-5

F24 USC Aiken• W, 7-6

F24 USC Aiken• W, 7-5

F25 USC Aiken• W, 9-2

F28 at Florida Tech W, 15-6

M3 Ohio State W, 14-10

M4 Gardner-Webb W, 9-3

M5 Gardner-Webb W, 23-6

M7 Florida Tech L, 9-12

M10 at Francis Marion• W, 4-1

M8 Gardner-Webb W, 6-2

M9 Detroit W, 22-1

M9 Birmingham-Southern W, 9-7

M10 Butler W, 5-3

M11 Navy W, 14-3

M16 at Armstrong Atlantic• W, 4-2

M16 at Armstrong Atlantic• W, 5-0

M17 at Armstrong Atlantic• W, 17-3

M23 UNC Pembroke• W, 6-3

M23 UNC Pembroke• W, 9-7

M24 UNC Pembroke• W, 14-4

M27 Valdosta State L, 2-8

M16 Kennesaw State2 L, 7-8

M16 Francis Marion2 W, 10-0

M17 Kennesaw State2 L, 1-4

1 – Played at Ormond Beach, Fla.

2 – NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional (Jacksonville, Fla.)

• – Peach Belt Conference Game

2004 41-18

H: 27-9 | A: 14-9 | N: 0-0 Peach Belt: 23-7 (1st)

J31 Presbyterian W, 8-0

F1 Presbyterian W, 5-3

F5 Lynn1 L, 3-8

F7 Alabama-Huntsville1 L, 5-7

F7 Nova Southeastern1 W, 2-1

F8 Montevallo1 W, 8-6

F10 at Embry-Riddle L, 0-1

F15 UNC Pembroke• L, 7-8

F15 UNC Pembroke• W, 10-8

F16 UNC Pembroke• W, 3-1

F17 Flagler L, 2-10

F18 at Florida Tech L, 3-5

F21 Georgia College• W, 15-3

F21 Georgia College• L, 0-9

F22 Georgia College• W, 10-8

F29 Western Michigan W, 3-1

M5 Ohio State W, 8-0

M6 Michigan State W, 18-1

M8 Illinois State W, 10-0

M9 Butler W, 11-3

M10 Connecticut L, 5-8

M13 at Kennesaw State• W, 11-0

M13 at Kennesaw State• W, 10-6

F16 at Flagler W, 7-4

F19 at Georgia College• W, 9-4

F19 at Georgia College• W, 3-1

F20 at Georgia College L, 0-4

F25 vs. Alabama-Huntsville1 W, 9-3

F26 vs. Columbus State1 L, 2-3

M2 Western Michigan W, 2-0

M3 Western Michigan W, 8-5

M4 Brown W, 10-2

M5 Michigan State W, 12-4

M8 Belmont W, 11-7

M9 Campbell W, 12-8

M11 Ohio State L, 10-16

M12 Kennesaw State• W, 17-3

M12 Kennesaw State• L, 1-4

M13 Kennesaw State• W, 14-9

M15 Iowa W, 5-4

M19 Armstrong Atlantic• W, 6-2

M20 Armstrong Atlantic• W, 4-3

M20 Armstrong Atlantic• W, 6-0

M23 Flagler W, 2-0

M25 at Francis Marion• L, 3-4

M25 at Francis Marion• W, 2-1

M26 at Francis Marion• W, 5-1

M30 at Jacksonville W, 8-0

A2 Lander• W, 8-5

A2 Lander• W, 11-1

A3 Lander• W, 6-2

A9 at Columbus State• L, 3-7

A9 at Columbus State• W, 1-0

A10 at Columbus State• W, 8-5

A12 at Florida Tech L, 2-7

A16 at USC Upstate• W, 8-5

A16 at USC Upstate• W, 8-7

A17 at USC Upstate• W, 3-1

A20 at Valdosta State W, 5-4

A23 USC Aiken• W, 8-6

A23 USC Aiken• W, 10-4

A24 USC Aiken• W, 7-4

A30 Augusta State• W, 10-2

A30 Augusta State• W, 7-3

M1 Augusta State• W, 6-1

M3 Flagler W, 8-3

M10 Florida Southern L, 1-2

M11 Florida Southern W, 5-3

M13 Tampa L, 8-11

M14 Tampa L, 6-7

M19 USC Aiken2 W, 3-1

M31 vs. West Virginia State3

J2 vs. Grand Valley State3

J4 vs. Florida Southern3

1 – Played at Paterson Field in Montgomery, Ala.

2 – NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional (Jacksonville, Fla.)

3 – NCAA Division II National Championship (Montgomery, Ala.)

• – Peach Belt Conference Game

H: 15-9 | A: 18-12 | N:

20-10

2009

H: 11-15 | A: 10-16 | N: 2-0

ASUN: 15-15 (7th)

F20 vs. Northern Illinois1 W, 6-3

F21 at Mississippi State1 L, 1-7

F22 vs. Northern Illinois1 W, 9-3

F22 at Mississippi State1 L, 7-9

F25 Michigan L, 8-9

F27 Ohio State2 L, 6-11

F28 Connecticut2 L, 2-10

F28 Ohio State2 L, 8-10

M1 George Mason2 W, 15-11

M4 at Florida State W, 5-4

M6 at Jacksonville•

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

M6 USF W, 11-6

M9 at USC Upstate• W, 21-16

M9 at USC Upstate• L, 7-8

M10 at USC Upstate• W, 6-2

M12 at USF L, 6-11

M14 Kennesaw State• L, 5-6 (11)

M15 Kennesaw State• L, 3-8

M15 Kennesaw State• W, 7-4

1 – MSU Baseball BankFirst Challenge (Starkville, Miss.)

2 – Kennel Club Classic (Jacksonville, Fla.)

• – ASUN Conference Game

2010 30-28

H: 19-9 | A: 8-13 | N: 3-6 ASUN: 14-12 (4th)

F19 #14 Ohio State1 L, 2-4

F20 Richmond1 L, 11-16

F21 Florida A&M1 W, 6-5

F26 vs. #27 Wichita State2 L, 4-14

F27 at South Alabama2 L, 2-4

F28 vs. Eastern Michigan2 L, 8-10

M2 Georgia Southern W, 14-3

M3 at UCF W, 13-6

M5 James Madison3 L, 6-12

M6 Alcorn State3 W, 10-9

M7 Alcorn State3 W, 10-6

M7 Wagner3 W, 11-7

M10 at #2 Florida State L, 2-6

M12 James Madison3 W, 22-19

M13 Illinois State3 W, 8-4

M13 James Madison3 L, 7-14

M16 at Troy L, 6-9

M17 at Troy W, 10-9

M19 Jacksonville• L, 10-13

M20 Jacksonville•4 W, 2-0

M21 Jacksonville• W, 4-3

M23 at USF L, 7-10

M21 at Florida Gulf Coast• L, 2-9

M26 vs. East Tennessee State6 L, 5-7

M27 vs. #28 Florida Gulf Coast6 W, 13-2

M28 vs. Jacksonville6 L, 8-9

1 – North Florida Classic (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2 – Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.)

3 – Kennel Club Classic (Jacksonville, Fla.)

4 – Game played at Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville (Jacksonville, Fla.)

5 – Game played at Lipscomb’s Dugan Field (Nashville, Tenn.)

6 - ASUN Conference Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

• – ASUN Conference Game

2011 27-27

H: 13-12 | A: 14-14 | N: 0-1

ASUN: 13-17 (8th)

F18 at Charleston Southern W, 12-8

F19 at Charleston Southern L, 1-2

F20 at Charleston Southern W, 7-0

F25 Liberty W, 5-0

F26 Liberty L, 2-4

F26 Liberty W, 8-5

F27 Liberty L, 1-9

M2 Georgia Southern W, 11-3

M4 Florida Gulf Coast• L, 4-8

M5 Florida Gulf Coast• W, 10-3

M6 Florida Gulf Coast• L, 4-5 (13)

M8 Wagner W, 12-0

M11 East Tennessee State• L, 3-6

M12 East Tennessee State• L, 5-6

M13 East Tennessee State• L, 7-9

M15 at UNC-Wilmington L, 8-9

M16 at UNC-Wilmington W, 11-7

M18 at USC Upstate• W, 14-5

M19 at USC Upstate• L, 0-2

M19 at USC Upstate• W, 12-11

M22 FIU W, 6-3

M23 FIU L, 8-14

M25 Belmont• W, 5-4

M26 Belmont• W, 22-2

M27 Belmont• W, 17-9

M29 at Bethune-Cookman L, 0-7

A1 at Lipscomb• L, 2-4

A2 at Lipscomb• W, 6-4

A3 at Lipscomb• W, 7-5

A5 Savannah State W, 13-4

A8 at Campbell• W, 9-8

A9 at Campbell• L, 1-5

A9 at Campbell• W, 14-4

A13 at Georgia Southern W, 7-3

A15 Mercer• W, 7-5

A16 Mercer• L, 6-11

A17 Mercer• W, 5-0

A19 Bethune-Cookman W, 6-5 (10)

A29 at #17 Stetson• L, 3-6

A30 at #17 Stetson• L, 6-10

M1 at #17 Stetson• L, 0-6

M3 at Ohio State W, 7-2 (7)

M4 at Ohio State L, 2-3 (7)

M6 at Jacksonville• L, 4-6

M7 vs. Jacksonville•1 L, 2-5

M8 at Jacksonville• W, 9-8

M11 at #5 Florida L, 1-4

M13 Kennesaw State• L, 4-10

M14 Kennesaw State• L, 3-9

M15 Kennesaw State• L, 12-13

M17 at USF L, 1-4

M19 at New Orleans W, 13-6

M20 at New Orleans W, 12-7

M21 at New Orleans L, 2-3

1 – Game played at Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville (Jacksonville, Fla.)

• – ASUN Conference Game

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

F25 Georgia Southern W, 5-4

F27 vs. St. John’s (NY) L, 6-8

F28 vs. St. John’s (NY) W, 14-2

F28 at Charleston So. W, 5-4

M3 at #24 FAU L, 7-8 (12)

M4 at #24 FAU L, 2-3

M7 Fairfield W, 6-3

M7 Fairfield W, 7-4

M8 Fairfield W, 11-2

M11 at Georgia Southern W, 13-3

M13 Brown W, 7-3

M14 Brown W, 15-12

M14 Brown W, 9-4

M15 Brown W, 16-6

M18 at Jacksonville W, 3-2M

M20 Bradley W, 12-4

M21 Bradley W, 8-4

M21 Bradley L, 3-4 (7)

M24 Savannah St. W, 3-1 (6)

M25 at Bethune-Cookman W, 11-5 (11)

M27 FGCU • L, 7-9

M28 FGCU • L, 4-7

M29 FGCU W, 6-5

A2 Northern Kentucky W, 7-2

A3 Northern Kentucky • W, 7-4

A4 Northern Kentucky • W, 12-5

A7 Bethune-Cookman W, 3-2

A8 at Florida A&M W, 5-4

A10 at Lipscomb • W, 4-3

A11 at Lipscomb • L, 3-11

A12 at Lipscomb • W, 8-0

A14 Florida A&M W, 13-3 (7)

A17 Jacksonville • L, 2-3

A18 Jacksonville W, 16-7

A19 Jacksonville W, 17-7

A21 at #24 UCF W, 9-3

A22 at The Citadel W, 9-8

M1 at Stetson • W,11-6

M2 at Stetson • W, 9-1

M3 at Stetson • W, 5-0

M6 at Savannah St. W, 11-0

M8 at USC Upstate • W, 8-2

M9 at USC Upstate • W, 12-6

M10 at USC Upstate • W, 8-2

M12 UCF W, 10-5

M14 Kennesaw St. W, 2-1

M15 Kennesaw St. • W, 5-4

M16 Kennesaw St .• L, 1-2

M20 vs. Kennesaw St. W, 14-03

M21 vs. Jacksonville W, 8-33

M22 vs. Lipscomb L, 1-23

M23 at FGCU W, 8-23

M23 vs. Lipscomb L, 7-83

• – ASUN Conference Game

1 – Cox Diamond Invitational (Pensacola, Fla.)

2 – Played at Charleston Southern (Charleston, S.C.)

M– Jacksonville Mayor’s Cup

3 – ASUN Conference Tournament (Fort Myers, Fla.)

2016 39-19

H: 26-8 | A: 12-9 | N: 1-2

ASUN: 15-6

F19 George Washington L, 6-7

F20 George Washington W, 2-0

F21 George Washington W, 10-7

F23 Savannah St. W, 7-4

F24 at UCF L, 4-5

F26 Hartford L, 1-2

F27 Hartford L, 8-9

F28 Hartford L, 2-3

M2 Jacksonville W, 10-6M

M4 Penn W, 17-5

M5 Penn W, 5-3

M6 Penn L, 2-3

M8 #1 Florida L, 2-6

M9 at #1 Florida L, 4-5

M11 UNCW W, 3-2 (11)

M12 UNCW W, 13-1

M13 UNCW W, 12-11

M15 at Bethune-Cookman W, 13-1

M16 USF W, 7-6

M18 Quinnipiac L, 0-3

M19 Quinnipiac W, 12-8

M20 Quinnipiac W, 6-5

M22 at Bethune-Cookman L, 1-4

M23 Dartmouth W, 17-3

M24 Dartmouth W, 8-6

M29 Florida A&M W, 15-0

A1 at Kennesaw St. L, 1-2

A2 at Kennesaw St. • L, 4-10

A3 at Kennesaw St. • W

A5 Bethune-Cookman W, 12-6

A6 at Florida A&M W,

A17 Stetson W, 5-0

A19 UCF W, 4-3

A20 at Savannah St. W, 7-3

A29 at FGCU • L, 2-4 A30 at FGCU • W, 11-10 (12)

at FGCU

vs FGCU W, 12-61

M27 at Lipscomb W, 1-0 (10)1

M27 vs Stetson L, 6-71

M28 vs FGCU L, 2-31

M– Jacksonville Mayor’s Cup • – ASUN Conference Game

1 – ASUN Conference Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

2017 33-24

H: 25-13 | A: 8-9 | N: 0-2

ASUN: 12-9 (4th)

F17 Radford W, 9-0

F18 Radford L, 7-8

F19 Radford W, 9-2

F21 at UCF L, 2-3

F24 Northeastern L, 1-9

F25 Northeastern L, 6-7 (10)

F25 Northeastern W, 17-6

F26 Northeastern W, 11-1

F28 at Savannah State W, 12-3

M3 Penn W, 6-0

M4 Penn W, 3-2

M5 Penn W, 7-3

M8 at Jacksonville W, 7-5M

M10 Rutgers W, 15-1

M11 Rutgers W, 13-2

M11 Rutgers L, 1-2

M12 Rutgers L, 4-12

M14 at College of Charleston W, 11-2

M17 Bradley W, 4-2

M18 Bradley W, 9-5

M19 Bradley L, 2-4

M21 at USF L, 3-7

M22 Savannah State W, 7-2

M24 Dallas Baptist W, 8-7

M25 Dallas Baptist L, 5-9

M26 Dallas Baptist W, 6-2

M28 at Bethune-Cookman W, 5-4

M29 Bethune-Cookman L, 2-10

M31 Kennesaw State• L, 3-8

A1 Kennesaw State• W, 9-2

A2 Kennesaw State• W, 4-3

A5 College of Charleston L, 20-3

A7 at Lipscomb• W, 11-1

A8 at Lipscomb• W, 7-5

A9 at Lipscomb• L, 1-8

A11 Florida A&M W, 6-5

A13 NJIT• W, 13-8

A14 NJIT• W, 16-1

A15 NJIT• W, 6-3

A18 at #10 Florida L, 1-2

A19 USF L, 2-4

A21 FGCU• W, 6-3

A22 FGCU• W, 8-2

A23 FGCU• W, 10-5

M2 UCF W, 2-1

M3 at Florida A&M W, 9-2

M5 at USC Upstate• L, 1-2

M6 at USC Upstate• W, 7-2

M7 at USC Upstate• L, 3-4

M12 at Stetson• L, 2-3

M14 at Stetson• L, 3-4

M14 at Stetson• L, 1-2

M18 Jacksonville• L, 4-5 (11)

M19 Jacksonville• W, 6-4

M20 Jacksonville• L, 0-4

M24 FGCU L, 0-41

M25 Jacksonville L, 5-81

• – ASUN Conference Game

M – Jacksonville Mayor’s Cup 1 - ASUN Counference Tournament (DeLand, Fla.)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

22-33 H: 15-17 | A: 6-15 | N: 1-1

1 - ASUN Championship * – ASUN Conference Game

RECORD vs. OPPONENTS

MISC (does not currently field a team)

** NOTE: College Division based on current status, not necessarily when played**

2023 NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL

Peach Belt Conference Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2023 NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL

SERIES RESULTS

Tenn.) 4 – Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament (Ft. Myers, Fla.) 5 - ASUN Conference Tournament (DeLand, Fla.)

- ASUN Conference Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

ASUN Championship (Jacksonville, Fla.)

ASUN Championship (Fort Myers - JetBlue Park)

2023 NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL

2023 NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL

SERIES RESULTS

SERIES RESULTS

2023 NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL

North Florida Postseason History

Overall Records

North Florida Milestone Victories

1 Feb. 14, 1988 vs. Boca Raton (W, 9-5)

100 June 1, 1989 vs. Wisconsin-Stout (W, 7-5)

200 May 26, 1991 vs. Hawai’i Pacific (W, 8-7)

300 Feb. 26, 1994 vs. Savannah State (W, 28-4)

400 Feb. 16, 1997 vs. USC Aiken (W, 9-2)

500 April 3, 1999 vs. UNC Pembroke (W, 7-5)

600 May 13, 2001 vs. Tampa (W, 5-2)

700 March 14, 2004 vs. Kennesaw State (W, 10-7)

800 April 29, 2006 vs. Belmont (W, 6-3)

900 April 14, 2010 vs. Bethune-Cookman (W, 5-4 - 11 inn.)

1,000 April 30, 2013 vs. Georgia Southern (W, 5-4) Milestone ASUN Victories

1 March 4, 2006 vs. Stetson (W, 3-2)

50 May 15, 2008 vs. Gardner-Webb (W, 9-3)

100 April 28, 2012 vs. Stetson (W, 4-3)

150 May 14, 2015 vs. Kennesaw St. (W, 2-1)

1989 College World Series

UNF made its first appearance in the 1989 NAIA World Series in Lewiston, Idaho, and picked up a 6-5 win against Dallas Baptist in the opening contest. Ranked No. 2 in NAIA, the Ospreys went up for good in the top of the eighth when Ed Bloom knocked in the gamewinning run with a sacrifice fly. Phil Black picked up the win after striking out nine, while Danny Clark shut the door with the save.

After dropping a 6-4 decision to Oklahoma Baptist, UNF took down in-state foe West Florida, 8-6. Clark notched the victory after not allowing an earned run and giving up just five hits. Bloom tallied two RBI and a double, while Black recorded the save. UNF picked up the program’s 100th victory when it defeated WisconsinStout in the next game, 7-5. Kenny Layfield had two RBIs while Black picked up the complete game win after striking out seven.

They ended their season with a loss to the eventual NAIA national champion, Lewis-Clark State College, finishing third in the nation with a final record of 53-18.

1991 College World Series

The Ospreys made a return trip to Lewiston, Idaho, for the 1991 NAIA World Series after defeating Southern Arkansas two consecutive games in the Area V Tournament.

The Ospreys began the World Series with three consecutive wins, taking down Grand View (4-3), Southern Arkansas (7-6) and Hawai’i Pacific (8-7).

UNF dropped its next two games to Lewis-Clark (11-3) and Oral Roberts (3-2) to finish third in the nation.

Sophomore pitcher Sid Roberson was named the NAIA Player of the Year, District 25 Player of the Year and Area V Player of the Year. Both him and senior catcher Darryl Kennedy were named to the NAIA All-America team.

UNF World Series Stat Leaders

No Stats Available

2000 College World Series

The Ospreys made its first appearance in the NCAA Division II World Series in Montgomery, Ala., after finishing 3-0 at the South Atlantic Regional at Harmon Stadium.

UNF got off to a fast start with a 9-0 win against Indianapolis. Both Kyle Catrett and Greg Labbe hammered out two RBI, while Brian Rapp and Jeff Stockton went 3-for-4.

Second-team All-American Matt Incinelli stifled the Greyhounds, allowing just three hits to pick up the shutout.

Southeast Oklahoma State turned the tables on the Ospreys in the next game, shutting out UNF 3-0. Brian Rapp went 2-for-4, while Mike Wood picked up the loss despite not allowing any earned runs and striking out nine.

The Ospreys shellacked Central Missouri State in the next game, 12-1. Kevin Kay went 4-for-5 with four runs scored, while Nick Steppe went 3-for-4 with three RBI.

Fort Hays State sent UNF packing in the next game in a 13-10 slugfest. Kay, Catrett and Steppe each went 3-for-5. Both Kay and Steppe had three RBI.

2001 College World Series

The Ospreys made its first-ever backto-back World Series appearance after besting Kennesaw State in two of three games in the South Atlantic Regional at Harmon Stadium.

UNF started off with a 9-7 win over Delta State. An eight-run second inning helped the Ospreys to snatch control of the game. Ben Johanning blasted a grand slam for the Ospreys, while firstteam Mike Wood picked up the win on the mound in relief after tossing 6.0 innings and striking out nine.

Johanning and Ricky Willis each had two RBI in UNF’s next game, which was a 7-3 victory against SIU Edwardsville. Nick Steppe crossed the plate three times. Tod Ewasko notched the complete game win.

UNF was eliminated, however, with losses in the next two games to Delta State (11-7) and Central Missouri State (8-5).

2005 College World Series

UNF closed out its amazing run in Division II with one final appearance in the World Series after beating Kennesaw State to win the South Atlantic Regional at Harmon Stadium.

The Ospreys opened the Series with a 7-1 win over Southern Connecticut State. Josh Howard, Jon Skorupski and first-team All-American Sadry Cafe each snagged two hits. Skorupski tallied three RBI. Jacob Dixon was masterful on the mound with a two-hit complete game performance.

UNF followed it up with a 5-2 victory over West Virginia State. Howard went 2-for-3 with two RBIs and two runs scored. Ryan Amason struck out 13 in 7.0 innings of work to pick up the win while Josh Papelbon recorded the save.

The Ospreys moved on to the championship game in the next contest, coming out on top of a gutwrenching 2-1 decision against Grand Valley State. Cafe had both RBI. Jared Incinelli tossed 2.0 innings of relief to pick up the win, while Papelbon pitched the final 3.0 innings for the save.

UNF finished as the national runnerup after falling 12-9 in the championship to Florida Southern.

SINGLE SEASON RECORDS (all-time)

BATTING LEADERS

1. Donnie Dewees, 2015

2. Tyler Marincov, 2013

3. Darryl Kennedy, 1991

Bob Kappesser, 1989

5. Jesse Collins, 2001

McPhail, 1995

Mark Devitt, 1991

Mike Skoglund, 1991

Todd Bryant, 1988

with

1. Kevin Jackson, 1999

2. Matt Schneider, 1999

Dunn, 1993

4. Marion Knowles, 2005

Donnie Dewees, 2015

6. Justin Preckajlo, 2010

7. Ricky Willis, 2002

Jay Nunley, 1997

Eddie Bloom, 1988

10. Sadry Cafe, 2005

Jon Skorupski, 2005

McCool, 2000

6. Drew Weeks, 2014 478

7. Kevin Kay, 1999 .476

8. Brian Rapp, 2000 .475

9. Keith Skinner, 2016 .466

10. Kyle Catrett, 2000 .466

Hit By Pitches

Rk. Player, Season HBP

1. James Belyea, 2006 15

Shane Campbell, 1991 15

3. Jon Skorupski, 2005 14

John O’Neil, 1998 14

5. Joe Wielbruda, 2013 13

Tysen Duva, 1999 13 Kenny Layfield, 1989 13

8. Andrew Karmeris, 2010 12

9. Michael Smith, 2009

Michael Gropper, 2008

Preston Hale, 2008

Keith Medosch, 1996

Patrick Ervin, 2016

Sacrifice Flies Rk. Player, Season

1. Todd Claus, 1990

Darryl Kennedy, 1990

3. Mark Devitt, 1990

4. Jon Dandridge, 2006

5. Preston Hale, 2010

Chad Knight, 2008

Chad Knight, 2007

Grant Rogers, 2006

Trent Higginbothem, 2014

10. Nine (9) Tied

Sacrifice Hits Rk. Player, Season

1. T.J. Gaudy,

3.

4. Jay Nunley, 1997

5. Preston Hale, 2010

6. Kevin Jackson, 1999

7. Lee McCool, 1999

8. Jon Skorupski, 2005

9. Matt Schneider, 1999

10. AJ Hernandez, 1991

1. Todd Dunn, 1993 .765

2. Donnie Dewees, 2015 .749

3. Kevin Jackson, 1999 .711

4. Justin Preckajlo, 2010 .695

5. Matt Schneider, 1998 .691

6. Eddie Bloom, 1988 .685

7. Bret Soverel, 1994 .670

8. Ben Johanning, 2001 .669

9. Jay Nunley, 1997 .663

10. Brian Fleetwood, 1997 .660

Walks

Rk. Player, Season BB

1. Kenny Layfield, 1988 55

2. Brian Strub, 1992 53 Darryl Kennedy, 1990 53

4. A.J. Hernandez, 1991 51 Kenny Layfield, 1989 51

6. Jimmy Blakely, 1989 49

7. Danny Skinner, 1990 46

8. Chris Berry, 2019 45

9. Andy Gouldthread, 1989 44

10. Brian Rapp, 2000 43

Intentional Walks

Rk. Player, Season IBB

1. Andrew Karmeris, 2011 11

2. Drew Weeks, 2014 7 Joey Russell, 2004

4. Donnie Dewees, 2015

Preston Hale, 2010

Preston Hale, 2009

Ricky Willis, 2001

8. Seven (7) tied with

On-Base Pct. (minimum 100 AB)

Rk. Player, Season Pct.

1. Kenny Layfield, 1989 .493

2. Kenny Layfield, 1988 .490

3. Todd Dunn, 1993 .485

4. Donnie Dewees, 2015 .483

5. A.J. Hernandez, 1991 .478

Appearances

Rk. Player, Season App

1. Josh Papelbon, 2005 33

Mike Wood, 2001 32

3. Jerrod Payne, 2000 30

Matthew Naylor, 2016 30

Eddie Miller, 2019 30

6. Matthew Naylor, 2017 29

Josh Papelbon, 2006 29

Phil Black, 1988 29

9. Jared Incinelli, 2005 28

Mickey Mickley, 1991 28

Matthew Naylor, 2015 28

Games Started

Rk. Player, Season GS

1. Phil Black, 1989 19

2. Ryan Amason, 2005 17

Jacob Dixon, 2005 17

Tod Ewasko, 2001 17

Matt Incinelli, 2001 17

Brian Rauch, 2001 17

Matt Incinelli, 2000 17

Sid Roberson, 1991 17

9. Travis Stanton, 2004 16

Matt Incinelli, 2002 16

Complete Games

Rk. Player, Season CG

1. Tod Ewasko, 2001 12

Sid Roberson, 1992 12

3. Phil Black, 1989 9

4. Matt Incinelli, 2001 8

Kevin Ohme, 1993 8

6. Tod Ewasko, 2002 7

Sid Roberson, 1991 7

Doug Anderson, 1989 7

Phil Black, 1988 7

10. Travis Stanton, 2004 6

Robert Burris, 2003

Danny Clark, 1989

FIELDING LEADERS

Fielding Pct. (min. 150 chances)

Rk. Player, Season Fld%

1. Jonathan Hodach, 2005

Tanner Clark, 2019

Tanner Murphy, 2019

2. Ryan Roberson, 2015

3. Andy Warren, 2008

4. Keith Skinner, 2016

5. Mac Mackiewitz,

5.

7.

Saves Rk. Player, Season Saves

1. Mike Wood, 2001 16

2. Josh Papelbon, 2005 14

Jerrod Payne, 2000 14

4. Tyler Stohr, 2008 10

Justin Cerrato, 2003 10

6. Matthew Naylor, 2017 9

Corbin Olmstead, 2015 9

8. Eddie Miller, 2019 8

Josh Papelbon, 2006 8

Trent Rich, 1995 8

Innings Pitched

Rk. Player, Season IP

1. Tod Ewasko, 2001 142.1

5.

2. Doug Anderson, 1990 136.0

3. Phil Black, 1988 135.1

4. Travis Stanton, 2004 128.1

5. Sid Roberson, 1991 125.0

Phil Black, 1989 125.0

7. Matt Incinelli, 2001 121.1

8. Sid Roberson, 1992 120.1

9. Doug Anderson, 1989 119.0

PITCHING LEADERS

Earned Run Avg. (minimum 20

1. Corbin Olmstead, 2015

2. Tito Lowinger, 1992

3. Alex Smith, 2016

4. Sid Roberson, 1990

6. Sean Marino, 1992 1.24

7. Kevin Hill, 1988

8. Josh Papelbon, 2005

9. Sid Roberson, 1992 1.50

Matt McCool, 1992 1.50

10. Frank German, 2018 1.58

Wins Rk. Player, Season Wins

1. Sid Roberson, 1991 15

2. Tod Ewasko, 2001 14

Brian Rauch, 2001 14

Phil Black, 1989 14

5. Kevin Ohme, 1993 13

6. Travis Stanton, 2004 12

Matt Incinelli, 2001 12

Matt Incinelli, 2000 12

9. Sid Roberson, 1992 11

Matt Everett, 1997 11

Doug Anderson, 1989 11

Matt Incinelli, 1999

Bobby Grant, 1988

10. Brian Rauch, 2001 111.0

Strikeouts

Rk. Player, Season SO

1. Sid Roberson, 1991 172

2. Doug Anderson, 1990 134

3. Sid Roberson, 1992 128

4. Travis Stanton, 2004 116

5. Greg Mullins, 1995 112

Phil Black, 1989 112

7. Robert Burris, 2003 109

8. Tod Ewasko, 2001 108

Frank German, 2018 108

Brad Deppermann, 2019 108

Opponent Batting Avg. (min. 20 IP)

Rk. Player, Season B/Avg.

1. Eddie Miller, 2019 .151

2. Danny Clark, 1988 .155

3. Tito Lowinger, 1992 .159

4. Corbin Olmstead, 2015 .171

5. Kevin Ohme, 1993 .172

6. Dustin Osbourn, 1996 .177

7. Greg Mullins, 1995 .179

8. Mike Windham, 1992 .181

9. Justin Cerrato, 2003 .182

10. T.J. Goelz, 1992 .183 Sid Roberson, 1992 .183

BATTING LEADERS

3. Josh Howard, 2002-05

Lee McCool, 1998-00

Joby Birr, 1992-95

6. Mike McPhail, 1994-95

7. Jesse Collins, 2000-03

Mark Devitt, 1990-91

Todd Bryant, 1988-89

Drew Weeks, 2012-14

Home Runs

Rk. Player, Seasons HR

1. Brian Fleetwood, 1997-00

2. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16

3. Matt Schneider, 1997-99

4. Lee McCool, 1998-00

5. Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12

Kevin Jackson, 1998-99

Todd Dunn, 1991-93

8. Marion Knowles, 2002-05

Ricky Willis, 2001-02

10. Preston Hale, 2007-10

Eddie Bloom, 1988-89

Runs Batted In Rk. Player, Seasons RBI

1. Brian Fleetwood, 1997-00

2. Lee McCool, 1998-00 162

3. Ryan Roberson, 2010-15 159

4. Preston Hale, 2007-10

5. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16

6. T.J. Thompson, 2007-10

7. Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12

8. Mac Mackiewitz, 1995-98

9. Kevin Kay, 1999-00

10. Matt Oxendine, 2003-06 126

Total Bases

Rk. Player, Seasons TB

1. Preston Hale, 2007-10 431

2. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 409

3. Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12 396

4. Lee McCool, 1998-00 385

5. Matt Oxendine, 2003-06 367

6. Brian Fleetwood, 1997-00 341

7. Mac Mackiewitz, 1995-98 332

8. T.J. Thompson, 2007-10 328

9. Ryan Roberson, 2015-15 323 Donnie Dewees, 2013-15 323

Slugging Pct. (minimum 200 AB)

Rk. Player, Seasons Pct.

1. Kevin Jackson, 1998-99 .639

2. Matt Schneider, 1997-99 .635

3. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15 .632

4. Eddie Bloom, 1988-89

5. Justin Preckajlo, 2009-10

6. Todd Dunn, 1991-93

7. Jay Nunley, 1996-97

8. Lee McCool, 1998-00

9. Jon Skorupski, 2005 .602

10. Ricky Willis, 2001-02 .590

Walks

Rk. Player, Seasons BB

1. Chris Berry, 2016-19 132

2. T.J. Thompson, 2007-10

3. Kenny Layfield, 1988-89

4. Mac Mackiewitz, 1995-98 104

5. Preston Hale, 2007-10 96

6. Brian Strub, 1992-93 95

7. Jesse Collins, 2000-03 93

8. A.J. Hernandez, 1991-92 87 Darryl Kennedy, 1990-91 87 Kyle Brooks, 2013-16 87

Intentional Walks

Rk. Player, Seasons IBB

1. Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12 14

2. Drew Weeks, 2012-14 11

3. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15 9

4. Preston Hale, 2007-10 8 Joey Russell, 2003-04 8

6. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16

7. Travis Martin, 2005-08

Jon Dandridge, 2006-07

Tyler Marincov, 2011-13

Tanner Murphy, 2017-19

Matt Oxendine, 2003-06

Ricky Willis, 2001-02

6. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15

7. Craig Bell, 1988-89

7. Preston Hale, 2007-10

8. Jimmy Blakely, 1988-89

10. Josh Howard, 2002-05

Hit By Pitch

Player, Seasons

1. James Belyea, 2004-07

2. Preston Hale, 2007-10

Michael Smith, 2008-11

Alex Bacon, 2011-15

Brooks, 2013-16

6. Patrick Ervin, 2013-17

CAREER RECORDS (all-time)

6. Tod Ewasko, 1999-02 27

7. Phil Black, 1988-89 24

8. Adam Horne, 1998-02 23

9. Ryan Amason, 2002-06 21

10. Kevin Ohme, 1992-93 20

Appearances

Rk. Player, Seasons App.

1. Matthew Naylor, 2015-17 87

2. Josh Papelbon, 2004-06 86

Danny Clark, 1988-91 86

4. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 81

5. Brian Rauch, 2000-03 76

6. Antonio Franzese, 2006-09 73

7. Matt Incinelli, 1999-02 72

8. Tyler DuPont, 2013-17 69

9. Doug Anderson, 1988-91

10. Tod Ewasko, 1999-02

Games Started Rk. Player, Seasons

1. Matt Incinelli, 1999-02

2. Brian Rauch, 2000-03

Danny Clark, 1988-91

4. Doug Anderson, 1988-91

10. Billy Layman, 2003-04

FIELDING LEADERS

Triples Rk. Player, Seasons

1. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15

2. Tyler Marincov, 2011-13

On-Base Pct. (minimum 200 AB)

Rk. Player, Seasons Pct.

1. Kenny Layfield, 1988-89 .492

2. A.J. Hernandez, 1991-92 .470

3. Kevin Kay, 1999-00 .464

4. Brian Strub, 1992-93 .461

5. Darryl Kennedy, 1990-91

2. Todd Claus, 1990-91

Kennedy, 1990-91

4. Joby Birr, 1992-95

5. Chris Adams, 1989-92

Skoglund,

5. Ryan Amason, 2003-06

6. John Atteo, 2007-10 42 Sid Roberson, 1990-92

8. Adam Horne, 1998-00,02

Brad Deppermann, 2015-19

10. Jacob Dixon, 2002-03, 05-06 37

Complete Games Rk. Player, Seasons CG

1. Sid Roberson, 1990-92

2. Tod Ewasko, 1999-02

3. Matt Incinelli, 1999-02

4. Phil Black, 1988-89

5. Doug Anderson, 1988-91

6. Kevin Ohme, 1992-93

7. Danny Clark, 1988-91

8. Adam Horne, 1998-00,02

9. Jacob Dixon, 2002-06

Jeff Rood, 1988-89

Wyatt Brooks, 1995-96

T.J. Goelz, 1990-93 8

Saves Rk. Player, Seasons Saves

1. Josh Papelbon, 2004-06 24

2. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 21

3. Jerrod Payne, 1999-00 19

4. Mike Wood, 1999-01 18

5. Tyler Stohr, 2007-08 16

6. Danny Clark, 1988-91 13

7. Matthew Naylor, 2015-17 12

8. Trent Rich, 1994-96 11

9. Justin Cerrato, 2003 10

10. Mickey Mickley, 1990-91 9

Trace Norkus, 2016-19 9

Eddie Miller, 2016-pres. 9

6.

10.

Stolen Base Pct. (minimum 20 attempts) Rk. Player, Seasons Pct.

1. Tyler Marincov, 2011-13 .897

2. Andy Gouldthread, 1988-89 .885

3. Todd Dunn, 1991-93 .879 Craig Bell, 1988-89 .879

5. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15 .875

6. Danny Skinner, 1989-90 .867 Joby Birr, 1992-95 .867

8. Mike Skoglund, 1988-91 .864

Kenny Layfield, 1988-89 .864 Tanner Murphy, 2017-19 .864

PITCHING LEADERS

Earned Run Avg. (minimum 50 IP)

Rk. Player, Seasons ERA

1. Kevin Ohme, 1992-93 1.63

2. Sid Roberson, 1990-92 1.69

3. Tito Lowinger, 1991-93 1.71

4. Mickey Mickley, 1990-91 2.12

5. Matthew Naylor, 2015-17 2.13

6. Kyle Haines, 1989-90

7. Chandler Jagodzinski, 2011-12

8. Josh Papelbon, 2004-06

9. Frank German, 2018

10. Travis Stanton, 2004

Innings Pitched Rk. Player, Seasons IP

1. Matt Incinelli, 1999-02 430.2

2. Doug Anderson, 1988-91 354.2

3. Danny Clark, 1988-91 351.1

4. Brian Rauch, 2000-03 334.1

5. Sid Roberson, 1990-92 319.2

6. Tod Ewasko, 1999-02 318.0

7. Ryan Amason, 2003-06 265.2

8. Phil Black, 1988-89 260.1

9. Adam Horne, 1998-02 259.0

10. Brad Deppermann, 2015-19 246.0

Strikeouts

Rk. Player, Seasons SO

1. Sid Roberson, 1990-92 360

2. Doug Anderson, 1988-91 333

3. Matt Incinelli, 1999-02 328

4. Danny Clark, 1988-91 299

5. Tod Ewasko, 1999-02 250

6. Brian Rauch, 2000-03 246

7. Brad Deppermann, 2015-19 240

8. Adam Horne, 1998-00, 02 213

9. Ryan Amason, 2003-06 211

10. Kyle Westwood, 2010-13 209

Opponent Batting Avg. (minimum 50 IP)

Rk. Player, Seasons B/Avg.

1. Kevin Ohme, 1992-93 .190

2. Sid Roberson, 1990-92 .196

3. Greg Mullins, 1994-95 .198

4. Danny Clark, 1988-91 .200

5. Doug Anderson, 1988-91 .204

6. Tito Lowinger, 1991-93 .205

7. Travis Stanton, 2004 .209

8. Mike Windham, 1991-93 .213

9. Phil Black, 1988-89 .216

1. Matt Incinelli,

2. Sid Roberson, 1990-92

3. Brian Rauch, 2000-03

4. Doug Anderson, 1988-91

5. Danny Clark, 1988-91

SINGLE SEASON RECORDS (Division I Era - 2006-Present)

BATTING LEADERS

Games

5. Alex Bacon, 2011 18

Jimmy Glanville, 2007

Michael Smith, 2010

Chris Thibideau, 2017

9. Preston Hale, 2009

Alex Merritt, 2017

1. Donnie Dewees, 2015

2. Tyler Marincov, 2013

3. Garrick Ferguson, 2015

Michael Wesner, 2012

Drew Weeks, 2014

Yahir Gurrola, 2017

7. Nine Tied

1. Donnie Dewees, 2015

2. Justin Preckajlo, 2010

3. Corbin Olmstead, 2015

4. Preston Hale, 2010

Corbin Olmstead, 2015

6. Andrew Karmeris, 2011

T.J. Thompson, 2010

Abraham Sequera, 2022

9. Preston Hale, 2009

Corbin Olmstead, 2014

Andrew Karmeris, 2010

Nick Karmeris, 2016

Kevin Martin, 2009

1. Donnie Dewees, 2015

2. Trent Higginbothem, 2015

3. Ryan Roberson, 2015

4. Preston Hale, 2010

5. Corbin Olmstead, 2016

6. Tyler Marincov, 2013

7.

8.

Keith Skinner, 2016 3

Drew Weeks, 2013 3

Tanner Murphy, 2019 3

On-Base Pct. (minimum 100 AB)

Rk. Player, Season Pct.

1. Donnie Dewees, 2015 .483

2. Drew Weeks, 2014 .478

3. Keith Skinner, 2016 .466

4. Preston Hale, 2010 .462

5. Preston Hale, 2008 .453

6. Chris Berry, 2019 .451

7. Travis Martin, 2008 .449

8. T.J. Thompson, 2009 .448

9. Preston Hale, 2009 .444

10. Andrew Karmeris, 2010 .443

Hit By Pitches

Rk. Player, Season HBP

1. James Belyea, 2006 15

2. Joe Wielbruda, 2013 13

3. Andrew Karmeris, 2010 12

4. Patrick Ervin, 2016 11 Michael Gropper, 2008 11 Preston Hale, 2008 11 Michael Smith, 2009 11

Appearances

Rk. Player, Season App

1. Matthew Naylor, 2016 30

Eddie Miller, 2019 30

3. Josh Papelbon, 2006 29

Matthew Naylor, 2017 29

4. Matthew Naylor, 2016 28

5. Casey Medlen, 2010 27

6. Tyler DuPont, 2017 25

Chandler Jagodzinski, 2012 25

Chandler Jagodzinski, 2011 25

Spencer Jones, 2009 25

Antonio Franzese, 2007 25

Games Started

Rk. Player, Season GS

1. Tommy Organ, 2013 15

Brad Deppermann, 2019 15

Brandon Reitz, 2019 15

4. Frank German, 2017 14

Nick Albritton, 2013 14

Ryan Amason, 2006 14

John Atteo, 2007 14

Bryan Baker, 2016 14

Michael Kelly, 2010 14

Brad Johnson, 2007 14

Jeremy Papelbon, 2006 14

David Trexler, 2014 14

Frank German, 2018 14

Complete Games

Rk. Player, Season CG

1. John Frawley, 2009 5

2. Kyle Westwood, 2012 4

3. Tyler Moore, 2012 3

Michael Kelly, 2010 3

George Lott, 2010 3

6. Michael Renner, 2013

Frank German, 2018 2

Brad Deppermann, 2019

Nick Marchese, 2019

10. Seventeen (17) tied with

Saves

Rk. Player, Season Saves

1. Tyler Stohr, 2008 10

2. Corey Bass, 2013

4. Kyle Brooks, 2016

2. Matthew Naylor, 2017 9

Corbin Olmstead, 2015 9

4. Josh Papelbon, 2006 8

Eddie Miller, 2019 8

2.

6. Kyle Brooks, 2014

8. Kyle Brooks, 2015

Kennedy, 2011

Oxendine, 2006

6. Corbin Olmstead, 2013 6

Corbin Olmstead, 2016 6

Tyler Stohr, 2007 6

Trace Norkus, 2019 6

10. Brad Deppermann, 2018 5

3.

Hits

1.

2. Drew Weeks, 2014 95

3. Preston Hale, 2010 93

4. Chad Knight, 2008 84

5. Corbin Olmstead, 206 83

6. Preston Hale, 2009 82

7. Tyler Marincov, 2013 81

Keith Skinner, 2016 81

9. Joe Wielbruda, 2013 80

10. Alex Merritt, 2017 79

Andrew Karmeris, 2010 79

Doubles

Rk. Player, Season 2B

1. Preston Hale, 2010 20

2. Donnie Dewees, 2013 19

Tyler Marincov, 2013 19

Yahir Gurrola, 2017 19

131

8. Corbin Olmstead, 2016 129

9. Andrew Karmeris, 2011 125

10. Andrew Karmeris, 2010 123

Slugging Pct. (minimum 100 AB)

Rk. Player, Season Pct.

1. Donnie Dewees, 2015 .749

2. Justin Preckajlo, 2010 .695

3. Preston Hale, 2010 .643

4. Kevin Martin, 2009 .630

5. Drew Weeks, 2014 .606

6. Andrew Karmeris, 2011 .604 Brandon Diaz, 2006 .604

8. Corbin Olmstead, 2014 .601

9. Andrew Karmeris, 2010 .594

10. Preston Hale, 2009 .593

Walks

Rk. Player, Season BB

1. Chris Berry, 2019 45

2. T.J. Thompson, 2009 42

3. Keith Skinner, 2016 36

4. Tyler Marincov, 2013 34

5. Travis Martin, 2008 32

6. Chris Berry, 2017 31 Tanner Murphy, 2018 31

8. Preston Hale, 2008 31

9. Donnie Dewees, 2015 30 Preston Hale, 2010 30

Corbin Olmstead, 2016 30

Chris Berry, 2018 30

Wes Weeks, 2019 30

Intentional Walks

Rk. Player, Season IBB

1. Andrew Karmeris, 2011 11

2. Drew Weeks, 2014 7

3. Donnie Dewees, 2015

4. Preston Hale, 2010 4

Preston Hale, 2009

6. Jon Dandridge, 2007

Andrew Karmeris, 2012

Travis Martin, 2008

Corbin Olmstead, 2015

Stolen Bases

Rk. Player, Season

1. Donnie Dewees, 2015

2. Tyler Marincov, 2013

3. Tanner Murphy, 2019

4. Wes Weeks, 2019

5. Drew Weeks, 2013 16 Isaiah Byars, 2022

7. Tanner Murphy, 2018 15

8. Chris Thibideua, 2017 14

9. Garrick Ferguson, 2015 13 Brennan Grogan, 2006 13

PITCHING LEADERS

Earned Run Avg. (minimum 25 IP)

Rk. Player, Season ERA

1. Corbin Olmstead, 2015 0.25

2. Eddie Miller, 2019 1.31

3. Frank German, 2019 1.58

4. Corbin Olmstead, 2016 1.65

5. Matt Vaka, 2015 1.78 Matthew Naylor, 2015 1.78

7. Michael Renner, 2013 1.81

8. Chandler Jagodzinski, 2012 1.86

9. Tyler Stohr, 2008 1.93

Evan Incinelli, 2013 1.93

Wins

Rk. Player, Season Wins

1. Brad Johnson, 2006 9

Michael Renner, 2013 9

3. Matthew Naylor, 2015 8 Frank German, 2017 8 Frank German, 2018 8

6. John Frawley, 2009 7

George Lott, 2010 7

Tyler Moore, 2012 7

Nick Marchese, 2019 7

10. Thirteen (13) tied

Innings Pitched

Rk. Player, Season IP

1. Brad Deppermann 95.0

2. Michael Renner, 2013 94.2

3. Nick Allbritton, 2013 92.1

4. Brad Johnson, 2007 91.1

Frank German, 2018 91.1

6. Michael Kelly, 2010 91.0

7. Jeremy Papelbon, 2006 89.0

8. Brad Johnson, 2006 88.1

9. David Trexler, 2014 87.0

10. Nick Marchese, 2019 86.2

Strikeouts

Rk. Player, Season SO

1. Frank German, 2018 108

Brad Deppermann, 2019 108

3. Tyler Moore, 2012 88

Jeremy Papelbon, 2006 88

5. Robbie Collier, 2011 81

6. Bryan Baker, 2016 80

Brad Johnson, 2007 80

8. Brad Johnson, 2006 79

Michael Kelly, 2010 79

10. Frank German, 2017 76

Opponent Batting Avg. (min. 25 IP)

Rk. Player, Season B/Avg.

1. Eddie Miller, 2019 .155

2. Corbin Olmstead, 2015 .171

3. Tyler Stohr, 2008 .185

4. Frank German, 2018 .190

5. Corbin Olmstead, 2016 .191

6. Hunter Bowling, 2019 .200

7. Tyler Moore, 2012 .205

8. Bryan Baker, 2016 .214

9. Brad Deppermann, 2019 .217

10. Peter Holden, 2022 .221

FIELDING LEADERS

Fielding Pct. (min. 150 chances)

Rk. Player, Season Fld%

1. Tanner Clark, 2019

Murphy, 2019

BATTING LEADERS

Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16

6. Kyle Brooks, 2013-16

Michael Smith, 2008-11

Michael Wesner, 2011-12

Chris Berry, 2016-19

10. Yahir Gurrola, 2017

Jon Dandridge, 2006-07

Preston Hale, 2007-10

T.J. Thompson, 2007-10 4

Tanner Murphy, 2017-19

Home Runs

Rk. Player, Seasons HR

1. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 35

2. Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12

3. Preston Hale, 2007-10

4. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15

Justin Preckajlo, 2009-10

6. Tyler Marincov, 2011-13 22

7. Alex Bacon, 2011-15

Ryan Roberson, 2010-15

9. Abraham Sequera, 2018-22 20

10. T.J. Thompson, 2007-10

Runs Batted In

Rk. Player, Seasons RBI

1. Ryan Roberson, 2010-15 159

2. Preston Hale, 2007-10 156

3. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 153

4. T.J. Thompson, 2007-10 141

5. Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12 136

6. Donne Dewees, 2013-15 123

7. Tyler Marincov, 2011-13 119

8. Chris Berry, 2016-19 118

9. Alex Merritt, 2014-17 117

10. Michael Smith, 2008-11 115

Trent Higginbothem, 2014-15 115

Total Bases

Rk. Player, Seasons TB

1. Preston Hale, 2007-10 431

2. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 409

3. Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12 396

4. T.J. Thompson, 2007-10 328

5. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15 323 Ryan Roberson, 2010-15 323

7. Alex Bacon, 2011-15 319

8. Kyle Brooks, 2013-16 311

9. Tyler Marincov, 2011-13 301

10. Drew Weeks, 2012-14 296

Slugging Pct. (minimum 200 AB)

Rk. Player, Seasons Pct.

1. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15 .632

2. Justin Preckajlo, 2009-10 .622

3. Preston Hale, 2007-10 .553

4. Yahir Gurrola, 2017 .541

5. Tyler Marincov, 2011-13 .535

6. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 .533

7. Chris Thibideau, 2016-17 .532

8. Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12 .527

9. Drew Weeks, 2012-14 .503

10. Ryan Roberson, 2010-15 .499

Walks

Rk. Player, Seasons BB

1. Chris Berry, 2016-19 132

2. T.J. Thompson, 2007-10 113

3. Preston Hale, 2007-10 96

4. Kyle Brooks, 2013-16 87

5. Patrick, Ervin, 2013-17 85

6. Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12 70

7. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 67

8. Tanner Murphy, 2017-19 64

9. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15 63 Travis Martin, 2006-08 63

Intentional Walks

Rk. Player, Seasons IBB

1. Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12 14

7. Chris Berry, 2016-19 .408

8. Justin Preckajlo, 2009-10 .406

9. Drew Weeks, 2012-14 .406

10. T.J. Thompson, 2007-10 .403

Hit By Pitch

Rk. Player, Seasons HBP

1. Alex Bacon, 2011-15 26 Kyle Brooks, 2013-16 26 Preston Hale, 2007-10

Michael Smith, 2008-11

5. Patrick Ervin, 2013-17

Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12

7. James Belyea, 2006-07

Nick Karmeris, 2012-16

9. Joe Wielbruda, 2012-13

10. Alex Merritt, 2014-17

Sacrifice Flies

Rk. Player, Seasons

1. Trent Higginbothem, 2014-15

2. Chad Knight, 2006-08

3. Jon Dandridge, 2006-07

4. Alex Bacon, 2011-15

Preston Hale, 2007-10

CAREER RECORDS (Division I Era - 2006-Present)

5. Tommy Organ, 2010-13 60

Eddie Miller, 2016-pres. 60

7. Matt Vaka, 2015-18 55

Brad Deppermann, 2015-19 55

9. Alex Smith, 2014-17 54

Kyle Westwood, 2010-13 54

Games Started

Rk. Player, Seasons GS

1. John Atteo, 2007-10 42

2. Brad Deppermann, 2015-19 38

3. Kyle Westwood, 2010-13 35

Tommy Organ, 2010-13 35

Frank German, 2016-18 35

6. Bryan Baker, 2014-16 32

7. Tyler Moore, 2011-15 31

8. Brad Johnson, 2006-07 26

Tony Roca, 2020-pres. 26

10. Matt Vaka, 2015-18 25

Complete Games

Rk. Player, Seasons CG

1. John Frawley, 2006-09

Kyle Westwood, 2010-13

3. Tyler Moore, 2011-15

4. John Atteo, 2007-10

Michael Kelly, 2009-10

George Lott, 2007-11

Michael Renner, 2012-13

8. Brad Johnson, 2006-07

Frank German, 2016-18

Brad Deppermann, 2015-19

Nick Marchese, 2018-19

10. Brennan Grogan, 2006 .991 Chances Rk. Player,

Doubles

2. Drew Weeks, 2012-14 11

3. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15 9 Preston Hale, 2007-10

5. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16

6. Jon Dandridge, 2006-07

Tyler Marincov, 2011-13

Travis Martin, 2006-08

Sacrifice

1. Kyle Brooks, 2013-16

2. Patrick Ervin, 2013-17

3. Michael Smith, 2008-11

4. Corey Bass, 2010-13

Gaudy, 2007-08 16

6. Patrick Ervin, 2013-17

Ryan Roberson, 2010-15

Keith Skinner, 2015-16

9. Joe Wielbruda, 2012-13

Chris Berry, 2016-19

10. Alex Bacon, 2011-15

Garrick Ferguson, 2011-15 11 Dakota Higdon, 2015-16 11 T.J. Thompson, 2007-10 11 Andy Warren, 2006-08 11

Stolen Bases Rk. Player, Seasons SB

1. Tanner Murphy, 2017-19

2. Tyler Marincov, 2011-13

3. Wes Weeks, 2017-19 32

4. Garrick Ferguson, 2011-15 31

5. Drew Weeks, 2012-14 30

6. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15 28

7. Chris Thibideau, 2016-17 26

8. Isaiah Byars, 2021-22 23

9. Kyle Brooks, 2013-16 22

10. Tanner Murphy, 2017-19 19

PITCHING LEADERS

Earned Run Avg. (minimum 50 IP)

Rk. Player, Seasons ERA

1. Matthew Naylor, 2015-17 2.13

2. Chandler Jagodzinski, 2011-12 2.21

3. Frank German, 2016-18 2.36

4. Jeremy Papelbon, 2006 2.43

5. Alex Smith, 2013-17 2.65

6. Michael Renner, 2012-13 2.97

7. Stephen Halstead, 2021-pres.3.07

8. Tyler Moore, 2011-15 3.12

9. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 3.18

10. Austin Howze, 2016-17 3.26

Wins Rk. Player, Seasons Wins

1. Frank German, 2016-18 18

2. John Atteo, 2007-10 16 Tyler Moore, 2011-15 16

4. Matthew Naylor, 2015-17 15

5. Bryan Baker, 2014-16 14

Evan Incinelli, 2012-15 14

Saves Rk. Player, Seasons Saves

1. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16

2. Tyler Stohr, 2007-08

3. Matthew Naylor, 2015-17

4. Trace Norkus, 2016-19

Eddie Miller, 2016-2021

6. Josh Papelbon, 2006

7. Chandler Jagodzinski, 2011-12

8. Brad Deppermann, 2015-19

9. Andrew Karmeris, 2009-12

Casey Medlen, 2010-11

Innings Pitched Rk. Player, Seasons IP

1. Brad Deppermann, 2015-19 246.0

2. Kyle Westwood, 2010-13 234.0

3. John Atteo, 2007-10 222.0

4. Tyler Moore, 2011-15 216.1

5. Tommy Organ, 2010-13 208.1

6. Frank German, 2016-18 205.2

7. Bryan Baker, 2014-16 186.1

8. Evan Incinelli, 2012-15 180.1

9. Brad Johnson, 2006-07 179.2

10. Tyler DuPont, 2013-17 174.0

Strikeouts Rk. Player, Seasons SO

1. Brad Deppermann, 2015-19 240

Kyle Westwood, 2010-13 209

3. Tyler Moore, 2011-15 207

4. Frank German, 2016-18 206

5. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 166

6. Tommy Organ, 2010-13 165

7. Brad Johnson, 2006-07 159

8. Robbie Collier, 2008-11 144

Bryan Baker, 2014-16 144

10. Matthew Naylor, 2015-17 130

Opponent Batting Avg. (minimum 50 IP)

Rk. Player, Seasons B/Avg.

1. Frank German, 2016-18 .221

Peter Holden, 2022-pres. .221

3. Jeremy Papelbon, 2006 .227

4. Tyler Moore, 2011-15 .228

5. Eddie Miller, 2016-2021 .231

6. Austin Drury, 2016-18 .237

7. Matthew Naylor, 2015-17 .239

8. Anthony Delaney, 2016-17 .242

Nick Marchese, 2018-19 .242

10. Frank German, 2016-18 .244

Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 .244

6.

Tanner Murphy, 2017-19

Tommy Organ, 2010-13 14

7. Alex Merritt, 2014-17

10. Andrew Hannon, 2007-11

Triples

Rk. Player, Seasons 3B

1. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15

2. Tyler Marincov, 2011-13

3. Drew Weeks, 2012-14

4. Garrick Ferguson, 2011-15

10. Keith Skinner, 2015-16

Chris Berry, 2016-19

On-Base Pct. (minimum 200 AB)

Rk. Player, Seasons Pct.

1. Donnie Dewees, 2013-15 .451

2. Preston Hale, 2007-10 .445

3. Keith Skinner, 2013-16 .437

4. David Eldredge, 2009-10 .429

5. Travis Martin, 2006-08 .415

6. Jimmy Glanville, 2006-07 .409

Brad Deppermann, 2015-19 14

9. Brad Johnson, 2006-07 13

Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 13

Kyle Westwood, 2010-13 13

Appearances

Rk. Player, Seasons App.

1. Matthew Naylor, 2015-17 87

2. Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 81

3. Antonio Franzese, 2006-09 73

4. Tyler DuPont, 2013-17 69

FIELDING LEADERS

Fielding Pct. (min. 100 chances)

Rk. Player, Seasons Fld%

1. James Fitzpatrick, 2017-18 1.000 Corbin Olmstead, 2013-16 1.000

3. Keith Skinner, 2015-16 .997

4. Tanner Clark, 2019-2021 .996

5. Blake Voyles, 2014-18 .996

6. Tanner Murphy, 2017-19 .994

7. Ryan Roberson, 2010-15 .993

8. Chris Thibideau, 2016-17 .991

9. Brian Wilson, 2006-07, 09 .991

FRESHMAN SINGLE SEASON RECORDS (All-Time)

BATTING

Chris Berry, 2016

5. Kyle Brooks, 2013

6. Alex Bacon, 2011

Mike Fryrear, 2002

8. Shane Kennedy, 2011

9. Mycal Jones, 2007

Bret Soverel, 1994

Stolen Bases Rk. Player, Season SB

1. Mycal Jones, 2007

2. Shane Kennedy, 2011

Kyle Brooks, 2013

Lee McCool, 1998

Scott Mairn, 1995

6. Tyler Marincov, 2011

Tony Concepcion, 1990

Tyler Gerteisen, 2022

9. Tanner Murphy, 2017

Drew Weeks, 2012

Garrick Ferguson, 2012

Preston Hale, 2007

Mike Fryrear, 2002

PITCHING LEADERS Earned

9. Cooper Bradford, 2017 51.2

10. Brian Rauch, 2000 51.1

Strikeouts

Rk. Player, Season SO

1. Matt Incinelli, 1999 74

2. Sid Roberson, 1990 60

3. Reenn Edmondson, 1991 56

4. Cooper Bradford, 2017 53 Tyler Moore, 2011 53

6. Tod Ewasko, 1999 52

7. John Atteo, 2007 49

8. Austin Drury, 2016 48

9. Ben Watkins, 1994 46

10. Brian Holden, 1997 43

Opponent Batting Avg. (min. 20 IP)

Rk. Player, Season B/Avg.

1. Dustin Osbourn, 1996 .177

2. Sid Roberson, 1990 .193

3. Mike Windham, 1991 .219

4. Chris Water, 2004 .224

5. Josh Papelbon, 2004 .226

6. Billy Layman, 2003 .229

7. Tyler Moore, 2011 .235

8. Jason Anderson, 1994 .236

9. Tod Ewasko, 1999 .239

10. Tyler DuPont, 2014 .244 Austin Drury, 2016 .244 Reenn Edmondson, 1991 .244

Complete Games

Rk. Player, Season CG

1. Sid Roberson, 1990 5

2. Matt Incinelli, 1999 4

9. Tod Ewasko, 1999

10. Dustin Osbourn, 1996

1. Matt Incinelli, 1999

2. Sid Roberson, 1990

3. John Atteo, 2007

Drury, 2016

Reenn Edmondson, 1991

6. Mike Windham, 1991

7. Jon Turner, 2007

3. Reenn Edmondson, 1991 3

4. Tyler Moore, 2011 1 Chris Water, 2004 1 Mike Windham, 1991 1 Ben Watkins, 1994 1 Dustin Osbourn, 1996 1

Bold - Denotes Active Player

1. Jay Hatfield, 1990

2. Donnie Dewees, 2013

1. Corbin Olmstead, 2013

2. Tommy Organ, 2010

3. Josh Papelbon, 2004

Goelz, 1990

4. Several Players

Rk. Player, Season APP

1. Josh Papelbon, 2004

2. Zach Chappell, 2019

Corbin Olmstead, 2013

4. Cooper Bradford, 2017

Jon Turner, 2007

Billy Layman, 2003

7. Logan Clayton, 2019 17

Clayton Schulz, 2010 17

Brian Holden, 1997 17

Brian Rauch, 2000 17

Games Started

Rk. Player, Season GS

1. Matt Incinelli, 1999 15

2. John Atteo, 2007 14

3. Matt Vaka, 2015 13

4. Austin Drury, 2016

5. Sid Roberson, 1990

Ben Watkins, 1994

7. Cooper Bradford, 2017

8. Bryan Baker, 2014

Mike Windham, 1991

Frank German, 2016

Brian Rauch, 2000

Reenn Edmondson, 1991

Innings Pitched

Rk. Player, Season IP

1. Matt Incinelli, 1999 90.0

2. John Atteo, 2007 82.2

3. Sid Roberson, 1990 74.1

4. Austin Drury, 2016

5. Ben Watkins, 1994

6. Tyler Moore, 2011 59.2

7. Reenn Edmondson, 1991 59.0

8. Brian Holden, 1997 56.0

TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS (All-Time)

BATTING

AB: 66 vs. Indiana (3/13/07) – 16 innings

R: 28 vs. Kennesaw St. (4/5/03); vs. Savannah St. (2/26/94)

R (Inning): 13 vs. Lipscomb (3/31/07)

H: 28 vs. Kennesaw State (4/5/03)

2B: 10 vs. East Tennessee State (4/2/10)

3B: 3 vs. Jacksonville (5/18/12); vs. Fairmont (3/6/97); vs. Nova (1988); 3 vs. ETSU (3/28/13)

HR: 6 vs. Thomas (4/9/88); vs. Lynn (1997)

RBI: 26 vs. Kennesaw St. (4/5/03)

TB: 49 vs. Kennesaw St. (4/5/03)

BB: 16 vs. Savannah St. (3/12/13)

K: 16 vs. Indiana (3/13/07) – 16 innings; vs. Florida Tech (1998); 16 vs. Kennesaw St (5/14/09)

PITCHING

IP: 16 vs. Indiana (3/13/07)

R: 24 vs. Alabama-Huntsville (2/3/00)

BB: 14 vs. Tennessee (3/2/19)

K: 19 vs. Florida Memorial (4/21/91)

FIELDING

DP: 6 vs. St. Xavier (3/15/90)

PO: 51 (1990)

A: 28 vs. UNC Pembroke (2/12/05)

E: 9 vs. Georgia College (2/16/96)

TEAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS (All-Time)

BATTING

AB: 2,345 in 1991 (70 games)

R: 602 in 1989 (71 games)

H: 729 in 1991 (70 games)

2B: 154 in 1999 (60 games)

3B: 31 in 1991 (70 games)

HR: 92 in 1999 (60 games)

RBI: 522 in 1989 (71 games)

TB: 1,116 in 1999 (60 games)

BB: 400 in 1990 (63 games)

K: 471 in 1999 (60 games)

PITCHING

IP: 598.0 in 1991 (70 games)

H: 651 in 2010 (58 games)

H (Fewest): 377 in 1992 (64 games)

R: 435 in 2010 (58 games)

R (Fewest): 159 in 1992 (64 games)

ER: 354 in 2010 (58 games)

ER (Fewest): 97 in 1992 (64 games)

BB: 286 in 1993 (57 games)

BB (Fewest): 134 in 134 (59 games)

K: 608 in 1991 (70 games)

WP: 63 in 2018 (56 games)

SO: 13 vs. 1989 (71 games)

CG: 28 in 1989 (71 games)

S: 21 in 2005 (64 games)

FIELDING

DP: 63 in 2015 (61 games)

PO: 1,794 in 1991 (70 games)

A: 855 in 1990 (63 games)

E: 128 in 1989 (71 games)

E (Fewest): 40 in 2015 (61 games)

FLORIDA BASEBALL

TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS (D-I Era)

BATTING

AB: 66 vs. Indiana (3/13/07) – 16 innings

R: 22 vs. James Madison (3/12/10); vs. Belmont (3/26/11); at NJIT (5/20/16)

R (Inning): 13 vs. Lipscomb (3/31/07)

H: 26 at ETSU (4/3/10); at NJIT (5/20/16)

2B: 10 vs. East Tennessee State (4/2/10)

3B: 3 vs. Jacksonville (5/18/12); 3 vs. ETSU (3/28/13)

HR: 5 (Five Times) Last: vs. FGCU (3/27/15)

RBI: 22 vs. Belmont (3/26/11)

TB: 41 at ETSU (4/3/10); vs. James Madison (3/12/10); vs. Belmont (3/26/11)

BB: 16 vs. Savannah St. (3/12/13)

K: 16 vs. Indiana (3/13/07) – 16 innings; vs. Kennesaw St. (5/14/09)

PITCHING

IP: 16 vs. Indiana (3/13/07)

R: 20 at Tulane (2/17/07)

BB: 14 vs. Tennessee (3/2/19)

K: 17 at Florida State (3/6/19)

FIELDING

DP: 5 at Florida (5/8/07)

PO: 48 vs. Indiana (3/13/07)

A: 21 vs. Bethune-Cookman (4/13/10); at Charleston Southern (2/28/15)

E: 7 vs. James Madison (3/13/10)

TEAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS (D-1 Era)

BATTING

AB: 2,172 in 2013 (59 games)

R: 473 in 2015 (61 games)

H: 686 in 2013 (59 games)

2B: 140 in 2010 (58 games)

3B: 21 in 2013 (59 games)

HR: 71 in 2010 (58 games)

RBI: 427 in 2015 (61 games)

TB: 1,051 in 2010 (58 games)

BB: 262 in 2019 (57 games)

K: 408 in 2009 (54 games)

PITCHING

IP: 546.2 in 2015 (61 games)

H: 651 in 2010 (58 games)

H (Fewest): 481 in 2012 (55 games)

R: 435 in 2010 (58 games)

R (Fewest):239 in 2012 (55 games)

ER: 354 in 2010 (58 games)

ER (Fewest): 187 in 2012 (55 games)

BB: 286 in 1993 (57 games)

BB (Fewest): 134 in 2012 (59 games)

K: 431 in 2006 (55 games)

WP: 63 in 2018 (56 games)

SO: 6 vs. 2006 (55 games)

CG: 9 in 2012 (55 games)

S: 17 in 2019 (57 games)

FIELDING

DP: 63 in 2015 (61 games)

PO: 1,640 in 2015 (61 games)

A: 730 in 2015 (61 games)

E: 108 in 2009 (54 games)

E (Fewest): 40 in 2015 (61 games)

MISCELLANEOUS (BATTING)

Batting Average:

High: .326 in 1997 (56 games)

Low: .267 in 2018 (56 games)

Hits Per Game:

High: 11.8 in 2010 (58 games)

Low: 8.9 in 1996 (55 games)

Runs Per Game:

High: 8.6 in 1997 (56 games)

Low: 4.8 in 1996 (55 games)

Walks Per Game:

High: 5.6 in 1989 (71 games)

Low: 3.0 in 2005 (64 games)

Strikeouts Per Game:

High: 7.9 in 1999 (60 games)

Low: 4.2 in 1988 (64 games)

Slugging Percentage:

High: .539 in 1997 (56 games), 1999 (60 games)

Low: .373 in 2018 (56 games)

Fewest Times Shutout, Season: 0 in 1988 (64 games), 1989 (71 games), 1997 (56 games), 2002 (56 games), 2010 (58 games), 2016 (61 games)

MISCELLANEOUS (PITCHING)

Earned Run Average:

High: 6.31 in 2010 (58 games)

Low: 1.68 in 1992 (64 games)

Hits Allowed Per Game:

High: 11.5 in 1998 (53 games)

Low: 6.0 in 1992 (63 games)

Runs Allowed Per Game:

High: 7.5 in 2010 (58 games)

Low: 2.5 in 1992 (63 games)

Earned Runs Allowed Per Game:

High: 6.1 in 2010 (58 games)

Low: 1.5 in 1992 (63 games)

Walks Per Game:

High: 4.38 in 1995 (52 games)

Low: 2.27 in 2013 (59 games)

Strikeouts Per Game:

High: 9.15 in 1991 (70 games)

Low: 5.26 in 1988 (64 games)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

2008 P. Hale / T. Martin 16 2009 Preston Hale 17

Preston Hale*

Willis 73

2002 Ryan Soehlig 76

2003 Jeff Millsaps 91

2004 Joseph Russell 82 2005 Sandry Cafe 93 2006 Matt Oxendine

2007 Jon Dandridge 71 2008 Chad Knight 84 2009 Preston Hale 82 2010 Preston Hale 93 2011 Andrew Karmeris 74 2012 Tyler Marincov 68 2013 Tyler Marincov 81 2014 Drew Weeks 95 2015 Donnie Dewees 106

2016 Corbin Olmstead 83 2017 Yahir Gurrola 78 2018 Tanner Murphy 72 2019 Jay Prather 70

2020^ Grant Grodi 18

2021 Alex Kachler 62

2022 Sequera/Sweatt 70

Doubles

1988 Jimmy Blakely 15

1989 Todd Bryant 19

1990 Darryl Kennedy

1991 A.J. Hernandez

1992 A.J. Hernandez

1993 Todd Wodraska

1994 Mike McPhail

Joby Birr/Mike McPhail

1997 Duke Baster

1998 Matt Schneider

1999 Kevin Kay 19 2000 Kyle Catrett

2001 Ricky Willis

2002 Ricky Willis

2003 Jeff Millsaps 19 2004 Joseph Russell 16 2005 Sandry Cafe 18 2006 J. Hodach/M. Oxendine 16 2007 Jimmy Glanville

.543

Jimmy Glanville .526

Travis Martin .550

Kevin Martin .630

Justin Preckajlo .695

Andrew Karmeris .604

Tyler Marincov .541

Tyler Marincov .563

Drew Weeks .606

Donnie Dewees* .749

Chris Thibideau .561

Yahir Gurrola .541

Tanner Murphy .543

Chris Berry .458

Abraham Sequera .436

Alex Kachler .569

Abraham Sequera .522

Kenny Layfield .490

Kenny Layfield .493

Jay Hatfield .451

A.J. Hernandez .478

A.J. Hernandez .460

Todd Dunn .485

Bret Soverel .462

Mike McPhail .422

Mac Mackiewitz .453

Mac Mackiewitz .437

Matt Schneider .446

Kevin Kay .476

Brian Rapp .475

Ben Johanning .436

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

Travis Stanton

Jacob Dixon

Brad Johnson

John Atteo

Tyler Moore

Michael Renner*

David Trexler

Matthew Naylor

A. Drury/B. Baker

Frank German

Frank German

Nick Marchese

Clayton/Reitz/Ohme/Roca

McKinley/Bogart

Jason Gonzalez

Phil Black

Danny Clark

D. Anderson/M. Mickley

2022 Max McKinley 69.2

Strikeouts

1988 Phil Black 80

1989 Phil Black 112

1990 Doug Anderson 134

1991 Sid Roberson 172

1992 Sid Roberson 128

1993 Kevin Ohme 105

1994 Greg Mullins 83

1995 Greg Mullins 112

1996 Wyatt Brooks 72

1997 Matt Everett 69

1998 Matt Everett 80

1999 Steve Stewart 79

2000 Matt Incinelli 85

2001 Tod Ewasko 108

2002 Matt Incinelli 79

2003 Robert Burris 109

2004 Travis Stanton 116

2005 Ryan Amason 97

2006 Jeremy Pabelbon 88

2007 Brad Johnson 80

2008 Ty Pryor 62

2009 John Frawley 64

2010 Michael Kelly 79

2011 Robbie Collier 81

2012 Tyler Moore 88

2013 Kyle Westwood 71

2014 David Trexler 59

2015 Corbin Olmstead 48

2016 Bryan Baker 80

2017 Frank German 76

2018 Frank German* 108

2019 Brad Deppermann* 108

2020^ Brandon Reitz 14

Jerrod Payne 30

Mike Wood 33 2002 B. Rauch/A. Horne

Justin Cerrato 25

Billy Layman 26 2005 Josh Papelbon 33 2006 Josh Papelbon 29 2007 Antonio Franzese 25 2008 Tyler Stohr

2009 Spencer Jones 25 2010 Casey Medlen 27

2011 Chandler Jagodzinski

2012 Chandler Jagodzinski

2021 Tony Roca 55

2022 Max McKinley 66

Fielding Leaders

Fielding Pct. (min. 100 chances)

1988 Kevin Hill .986

1989 Kevin Hill .990

1990 Darryl Kennedy .991

1991 Hector Garcia .945

1992 A.J. Hernandez/G. Hartless .990

1993 T. Wodraska/C. Reynolds.990

1994 Joe Pound .993

1995 Joe Pound .994

1996 Mac Mackiewitz .991

1997 Bryant Melson .986

1998 Mac Mackiewitz .997

1999 Kevin Kay .981

2000 Kevin Kay .982

2001 Jesse Collins .988

2002 Jesse Collins .981

2003 Joseph Russell .989

2004 Judd Loveland .995

2005 Jonathan

YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICS

2023 NORTH FLORIDA BASEBALL

Peach Belt Conference

Freshman of the Year

Matt Incinelli (1999)

Peach Belt Conference

Coach of the Year

Dusty Rhodes (2005)

Dusty Rhodes (2004)

Dusty Rhodes (2001)

Dusty Rhodes (2000)

Dusty Rhodes (1999)

All-Sunshine State Conference

1997

Matt Everett (1st)

Jay Nunley (1st)

Brian Holden (2nd)

Mac Mackiewitz (2nd)

Bryant Melson (2nd)

Duke Baxter (HM)

Joe Pound (HM)

1996

Reenn Edmondson (2nd)

Mac Mackiewitz (2nd)

1995

Joby Birr (1st)

Mike McPhail (1st)

Greg Mullins (1st)

Chris Bristow (2nd)

Trent Rich (2nd)

1994

Willie T. Lee (2nd)

Mike McPhail (2nd)

Greg Mullins (2nd)

Joby Birr (HM)

NAIA

All-America

1993

Todd Dunn

Kevin Ohme

1992

Sid Roberson

1991

Darryl Kennedy

Sid Roberson

1989

Eddie Bloom

Bob Kappesser

Todd Bryant

1988

Kenny Layfield (HM)

All-Area

1993

Todd Dunn

Kevin Ohme

1992

Sid Roberson

1991

Darryl Kennedy

Sid Roberson

1989

Eddie Bloom

Todd Bryant

Bob Kappesser

1988

Kenny Layfield

All-District

1993

Jon Geist

Kevin Ohme

Brian Strub

Todd Wodraska

1992

Sid Roberson

Tom White

1991

Darryl Kennedy

Sid Roberson

1990

Darryl Kennedy

Sid Roberson

Danny Skinner

1989

Doug Anderson

Phil Black

Eddie Bloom

Todd Bryant

Bob Kappesser

Kenny Layfield

1988

Phil Black

Kevin Hill

Kenny Layfield

1991 World Series

All-Tournament Team

Darryl Kennedy

Sid Roberson

Tim Slater

NAIA Player of the Year

Sid Roberson (1991)

Area V Player of the Year

Sid Roberson (1991)

District 25 Player of the Year

Sid Roberson (1991)

District 7 Player of the Year

Todd Dunn (1993)

Area V Coach of the Year

Dusty Rhodes (1992)

Dusty Rhodes (1991)

Dusty Rhodes (1989)

District 25 Coach of the Year

Dusty Rhodes (1992)

Dusty Rhodes (1990)

Dusty Rhodes (1989)

Dusty Rhodes (1988)

Academic Honors

ASUN Conference

Scholar-Athlete of the Year

2021

Alex Kachler

2019

Tanner Murphy

CoSIDA

Academic All-District (4)

2022

Brock Edge

2021

Alex Kachler

CoSIDA

Academic All-American

2021

Alex Kachler (1st Team)

Senior CLASS

All-American

2021

Alex Kachler (1st Team)

ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America

2010

Preston Hale (1st)

ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District

2010

John Atteo (1st)

Preston Hale (1st)

NAIA Scholar-Athlete

Jon Geist (1993)

Brian Tollberg (1993)

Jon Geist (1992)

Sid Roberson (1992)

National GTE

Academic All-America

Tysen Duva (1999)

Joby Birr (1995)

Sid Roberson (1992)

GTE Academic

All-America District III

Matt Incinelli (2000)

Joby Birr (1995)

Jon Geist (1993)

Brian Tollberg (1993)

Sid Roberson (1992)

UNF Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year

Matt Incinelli (2002)

Tysen Duva (1999)

Tysen Duva (1998)

Joby Birr (1995)

Jon Geist (1993)

Sid Roberson (1992)

Jeffrey Dow Leadership Award

Nick Marchese (2018)

ASUN Conference

Academic All-Conference

2022

Brock Edge, Peter Holden

2021

Alex Kachler

2019

Tanner Murphy

2018

Tanner Murphy

2017

Tyler DuPont

2016

Bryan Baker

2015

Bryan Baker

Garrick Ferguson

Trent Higginbothem

2014

Garrick Ferguson

David Trexler

Peyton Walsh

2013

Evan Incinelli

Michael Renner

ASUN Conference

Academic Honor Roll

2022

Ian Brown

Zach Chappell

Matthew Clements

Brock Edge

Tyler Gerteisen

Scott Griesemer

Grant Grodi

Peter Holden

Ryan Jean

Dylan Kelley

Darin Kilfoyl

JT Larson

Dallen Leach

Andrew Leinenbach

Dominick Madonna

Brody Maynard

Max McKinley

William Ohme

Blake Pound

Austin Rusomaroff

Trey Spratling-Williams

Aidan Sweatt

Matthew Tadlock

Jose Visaez

Cade Westbrook

2021

Austin Bogart

Zach Chappell

Tanner Clark

Grant Grodi

Ryan jean

Ethan Jones

Alex Kachler

Dylan Kelley

Darin Kilfoyl

Dominick Madonna

Blake Marabell

Max McKinley

Will Ohme

Justin Parrish

Blake Pound

Ricky Presno

Brandon Reitz

Tony Roca

Abraham Sequera

Trey Spratling-Williams

Travis Stapleton

Aidan Sweatt

Matthew Tadlock

Jose Visaez

Cam Weinberger

Cade Westbrook

2019

Chris Berry

Hunter Bowling

Zach Chappell

Tanner Clark

Brad Deppermann

Grant Grodi

Alex Hendricks

Tucker Horsley

Austin Hurwitz

Ryan Jean

Max Law

Blake Marabell

Nick Marchese

Chris Matthias

Tanner May

Max McKinley

Ethan Michaelis

Eddie Miller

Tanner Murphy

Will Ohme

Jake Pfundstein

Brandon Reitz

Alex Reynolds

Matthew Tadlock

Wes Weeks

2018

Conner Andrews

Brad Deppermann

William Freeman

Rey Gonzalez

Alex Hendricks

Max Law

Raff Libunao

Nick Marchese

Andrew Martinez

Chris Matthias

Tanner Murphy

Trace Norkus

Adam Polansky

Alex Reynolds

Dalton Senger

Abraham Sequera

Jay Stadius

Matt Vaka

Blake Voyles

Wes Weeks

2017

Connor Andrews

Chris Berry

Joe Boyle

Christian Diaz

Tyler DuPont

Patrick Ervin

James Fitzpatrick

Rye Gonzalez

Yahir Gurrola

Chris Matthias

Alex Merritt

Tanner Murphy

Matthew Naylor

Noah Satterwhite

Salton Senger

Alex Smith

James Stadius

Chris Thibideau

Matt Vaka

Klake Voyles

Wesley Weeks

Mac Wilson

2016

Conner Andrews

Bryan Baker

Chris Berry

Dalton Board

Kyle Brooks

Brad Deppermann

Zach Drury

Tyler DuPont

Patrick Ervin

Frank German

Kyle Kalbaugh

Nick Karmeris

Chris Matthias

Alex Merritt

Daniel Moritz

Corbin Olmstead

Adam Polansky

Trace Norkus

Alex Smith

Jay Stadius

Chris Thibideau

Matt Vaka

Blake Voyles

2015

James Abbatinozzi

Alex Bacon

Bryan Baker

Kyle Brooks

Jamie Cardwell

Tyler Dupont

Garrick Ferguson

Trent Higginbothem

Evan Incinelli

Nick Karmeris

Tyler Moore

Daniel Moritz

Ryan Roberson

Alex Smith

James Stadius

John Suskauer

Dan VanSickle

2014

Alex Bacon

Bryan Baker

Kyle Brooks

Jamie Cardwell

Donnie Dewees

Tyler DuPont

Patrick Ervin

Garrick Ferguson

Trent Higginbothem

Nick Karmeris

Ty Kelly

Alex McGathey

Ryan McMahon

Alex Merritt

Sean Moore

Bubba Olivera

Alex Smith

Jay Stadius

John Suskauer

David Trexler

Blake Voyles

Peyton Walsh

2013

Garrick Ferguson

Michael Kelly

Kyle Kvies

Kristophor Linster

George Lott

Kevin Martin

Ryan McMahon

Josh Patton

Ryan Roberson

Clayton Schulz

T.J. Thompson

2009

John Atteo

Kyle Dahl

David Eldredge

Antonio Franzese

T.J. Gavlik

Mike Gotlieb

Michael Gropper

Preston Hale

Spencer Jones

Michael Kelly

Greg Koehler

Kristophor Linster

Ryan Lowe

Justin Preckajlo

Tucker Pryor

Ty Pryor

Ryan Puskar

Alex Rodriguez

T.J. Thompson

Jonathan Turner

Brian Wilson

2008

John Atteo

Robbie Collier

J.R. Dunaway

Antonio Franzese

T.J. Gaudy

Michael Gropper

Preston Hale

Spencer Jones

Andrew Karmeris

Michael Kelly

Chad Knight

Greg Koehler

Kristophor Linster

Kevin Martin

Travis Martin

Sam Perry

Tucker Pryor

Ty Pryor

John Raiford

Michael Smith

Mike Smith

T.J. Thompson

Andy Warren

Brian Wilson

2007

John Atteo

Derek Bell

Brandon Diaz

J.R. Dunaway

John Frawley

Mike Gottlieb

Michael Gropper

Preston Hale

Greg Koehler

Kristophor Linster

George Lott

Ryan Lowe

Kevin Martin

Travis Martin

Ryan McCoy

Damon Olinto

Tucker Pryor

Ty Pryor

John Raiford

Tyler Stohr

Dicarlo Thompson

T.J. Thompson

Andy Warren

2006

Ryan Amason

Derek Bell

James Belyea

Chris Caban

Andrew Chapman

Jon Dandridge

Jacob Dixon

J.R. Dunaway

Antonio Franzese

Mike Gottlieb

Brennan Grogan

Jonathan Hodach

Jared Incinelli

Chad Knight

Jason Kracunas

Kristophor Linster

Kevin Martin

Travis Martin

Damon Olinto

Matt Oxendine

Jeremy Papelbon

Josh Papelbon

Ben Pincus

Tucker Pryor

John Raiford

Grant Rogers

Jonathan Turner

Brooks West

Andy Warren

Peach Belt Conference

Presidential Honor Roll

2005

Ryan Amason

Kyle Aylor

James Belyea

Chris Caban

Brandon Diaz

Jacob Dixon

Mike Fryrear

Phil Gaby

Josh Howard

Jared Incinelli

Kevin Johnson

Williams Kovatch

Travis Martin

Damon Olinto

Matt Oxendine

Josh Papelbon

Grant Rogers

Joseph Russell

Andy Warren

2004

Ryan Amason

Kyle Aylor

James Belyea

Chris Caban

Jacob Dixon

Mike Fryrear

Phil Gaby

Josh Howard

Jared Incinelli

Kevin Johnson

Williams Kovatch

Travis Martin

Damon Olinto

Matt Oxendine

Josh Papelbon

Grant Rogers

Joseph Russell

Andy Warren

2003

Kyle Aylor

Joseph Chamberlain

Brandon Diaz

Jacob Dixon

Mike Fryrear

Phil Gaby

Adam Highsmith

Jason Kracunas

Kazu Nagai

Justin Newbern

Damon Olinto

Jeremy Papelbon

Grant Rogers

Arthur Sollee

2002

Kyle Aylor

Joseph Chamberlain

Edward Conrey

Channing Frazier

Josh Howard

Matt Incinelli

Marion Knowles

Jason Kracunas

Greg Lineburg

Ryan McDonald

Sean McIntyre

Kazu Nagai

Justin Newbern

Todd Piersol

Ryan Soehlig

2001

Kyle Aylor

Jesse Collins

Matt Incinelli

Barry Marquart

Ryan McDonald

Justin Newbern

Stephen Palinkas

Ryan Soehlig

Aaron Titkeimeir

Alden Watson

Mike Wood

2000

Erik Brown

Victor Caban

Kyle Catrett

Jesse Collins

Matt Incinelli

Greg Labbe

Stephen Palinkas

Dan Roszel

Brent Suriano

Mike Wood

1999

Kyle Catrett

Tysen Duva

Matt Incinelli

Justin Newbern

Jerrod Payne

Brian Rapp

Jeremy Robinson

Matt Schneider

Stephen Stewart

Mike Wood

1998

Tim Cleveland

Tysen Duva

Mac Mackiewitz

Brett McKee

Josh Norman

John O’Neil

Brian Rapp

Mike Southall

Sunshine State Conference

Commissioner’s Honor Roll

1997

Tysen Duva

Josh Norman

Matt Schneider

Chris Snow

1996

Tysen Duva

Jeff Mihailoff

Josh Norman

Chris Snow

1995

Joby Birr

Matt Fair

Jeff Mihailoff

1994

Joby Birr

Jeff Mihailoff

Trent Rich

Brian Tollberg

HONORS & AWARDS

ALL-AMERICANS

Kenny Layfield – 1988

Third Base – Hit .352 (68-for-193) with a slugging percentage of .523, six home runs, 11 doubles and 50 RBI while starting 64 games. He was 15-for-16 in stolen base attempts and struck out just 19 times all season while walking 55 times. He was the team’s only All-America honoree in UNF’s first season of competition.

Eddie Bloom – 1989

Outfield – Hit .329 (69-for-210) with 12 home runs, 57 RBI and 53 runs scored while starting 69 games for the Ospreys. He was 11-for-14 in stolen bases and had nine outfield assists. Bloom also had a 2.70 earned run average in three games, helping lead UNF to the NAIA College World Series in the program’s second season of competition.

Todd Bryant – 1989

Outfield – Hit .357 (90-for-252) with four home runs, 19 doubles, 67 RBI and 60 runs scored while starting 71 games, helping lead UNF to the NAIA College World Series in the program’s second season of competition. Bryant was also 15-for-21 in stolen base attempts.

Bob Kappesser – 1989

Catcher – Batted .350 (76-for-217) with 59 RBI, two home runs, 14 doubles and six triples in 70 games. Kappesser struck out just 21 times all season and stole 12 bases in 15 attempts. He also had a .988 fielding percentage in helping lead UNF to the NAIA College World Series in the program’s second season of competition.

Darryl Kennedy – 1991

Catcher – Batted .378 (93-for-246) with five home runs and 52 RBI in 70 games. He also collected 12 doubles and six triples while striking out just 19 times. He was named to the NAIA College World Series All-Tournament team as the Ospreys made their second trip in three years to the NAIA College World Series.

Sid Roberson – 1991, 1992

Pitcher – Recorded a 15-1 record with a 2.16 earned run average, including 172 strikeouts in 125 innings pitched for the Ospreys in 1991 when he was named to the NAIA College World Series All-Tournament team and as the NAIA Player of the Year. In 1992, he was 11-4 with a 1.50 earned run average and 128 strikeouts in 120.1 innings.

Sid Roberson – 1991, 1992

Pitcher – Recorded a 15-1 record with a 2.16 earned run average, including 172 strikeouts in 125 innings pitched for the Ospreys in 1991 when he was named to the NAIA College World Series All-Tournament team and as the NAIA Player of the Year. In 1992, he was 11-4 with a 1.50 earned run average and 128 strikeouts in 120.1 innings.

Todd Dunn – 1993

Outfield – Batted .352 (63-for-179) with 19 home runs and 60 RBI in 56 games. He also tallied nine doubles and four triples and was 13-of-16 on stolen base attempts. Dunn’s 19 home runs and slugging percentage of .765 are still UNF single season records. He was also named District 7 Player of the Year.

Kevin Ohme – 1993

Pitcher – Recorded a 13-1 record and 1.61 earned run average in 17 games for the Ospreys. He struck out 105 batters in 100.1 innings pitched and allowed only 11 extra-base hits all season. His 13 wins led the nation that season.

Joby Birr – 1995

Infield – Batted .353 (72-for-204) with seven home runs and 41 RBI. He also had 12 doubles, three triples and collected 111 total bases while stealing 25 bases in 28 attempts. Birr played in 51 games his final season and in 200 games in his career. He became the first NCAA Division II All-American for the Ospreys.

Jay Nunley – 1997

Outfield – Batted .383 (92-for-240) with 16 home runs and 72 RBI. With 17 doubles added in, he compiled a slugging percentage of .663 and had a .980 fielding percentage. He had 159 total bases in 54 games.

Matt

Everett – 1997

Pitcher – Recorded an 11-3 record with a 4.38 earned run average for the Ospreys in 96.2 innings pitched. Tallied 69 strikeouts in 16 games, 14 of which were starts.

Matt Incinelli – 2000, 2001

Pitcher – Earned the honor in back-to-back years after recording a 12-1 record in both 2000 and 2001. In 2000, he posted a 4.12 earned run average in 19 appearances with two complete games. In 2001, he had a 3.19 earned run average in 21 appearances with eight complete games. UNF advanced to the College World Series both seasons.

Kyle Catrett – 2000

Outfield – Batted .366 (90-for-246) with 26 doubles, four home runs and 44 RBI. He stole 33 bases in 41 attempts that year as well and had 128 total bases in 62 games. Led UNF to the first NCAA Division II College World Series in school history.

Jerrod Payne – 2000

Pitcher – Posted a 4-1 record with a 1.65 earned run average and 14 saves in 30 appearances. Pitched 54.2 innings during the year, all in relief, and tallied 54 strikeouts with only 10 walks. Led UNF to the first NCAA Division II College World Series in school history.

Kevin Kay – 2000

Catcher – Batted .342 (76-for-222) with 20 doubles, five home runs and 83 RBI. Totaled 26 extra-bases hits and 113 total bases for the Ospreys, also stealing 29 bases in 35 attempts. He earned All-Tournament honors at the NCAA Division II College World Series, helping lead UNF to its first appearance at the event.

Tod Ewasko – 2001

Pitcher – Posted a 14-3 record and 2.78 earned run average as a junior in leading UNF to its second consecutive appearance in the NCAA Division II College World Series. He had two shutouts and 12 complete games while striking out a careerhigh 108 batters in 142.1 innings. He also made five relief appearances and collected one save.

Justin Cerrato – 2003

Pitcher – Posted a 5-1 record with 10 saves and a team-leading 1.84 earned run average in 25 appearances as the team’s closer. Pitched 44 innings, recording 32 strikeouts while allowing just four extra-base hits. Opponents batted just .182 against him.

Jeff Millsaps – 2003

Outfield – Batted .401 (91-for-227), becoming the first player in UNF history to eclipse the .400 mark in a single season. Playing in 56 games with 19 doubles, three triples, five home runs and 47 RBI. He also led the team in slugging percentage (.577), stolen bases (19) and runs (60).

Travis Stanton – 2004

Pitcher – Posted a 12-2 record with a 2.38 earned run average in 20 appearances (16 starts). He recorded 116 strikeouts in 128.1 innings and allowed just 24 walks with two shutouts and six complete games. He was also named Peach Belt Conference Player of the Year and South Atlantic Region Player of the Year.

Sadry Cafe – 2005

Outfield – Batted .371 (93-for-251) with 15 home runs and 54 RBI in leading UNF to the NCAA Division II national championship game in the program’s final season as a Division II school. He also collected 18 doubles and two triples for a .637 slugging percentage in 64 games. He was the last All-American in the program’s Division II era.

TJ Thompson – 2007

Infield/Outfield – Hit. .326 (43-for-142) with 10 doubles, 23 RBI and 20 runs scored in being named to the Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American Team. He was also named to the All-Atlantic Sun Conference First Team and the A-Sun All-Freshman Team. He was the first UNF student-athlete to garner AllAmerica honors in the Division I era.

Alex Bacon – 2011

Outfield – Named both Louisville Slugger and NCBWA Freshman All-American. He batted .352 (70-for-199) with 46 runs, 18 doubles, nine home runs and 42 RBI. He led the team in runs, doubles, hit by pitch, sacrifice flies and outfield assists; second in average, slugging percentage, on base percentage, hits, RBI, homers and bases. He led team with 22 multi-hit games and 12 multiple RBI games.

Shane Kennedy – 2011

Second Base – Hit .324 (48-for-148) with 37 runs, 10 doubles, three triples, two homers and 24 RBI in being named Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American. He led the team in triples and sacrifice bunts, ranking in the UNF top five on the season in average, slugging percentage, on base percentage, runs, hits, doubles, total bases, stolen bases, at bats, chances, assists and fielding double plays.

Tyler Moore – 2011

Pitcher – Had a 4-3 record with a 3.92 ERA en route to earning Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American honors. He made 16 appearances with a complete game shutout. He led the team in ERA and opposing batting average; second in win-loss percentage and wins; third in innings and strikeouts; fourth in appearances, games started and games in relief; and fifth in strikeouts looking.

Kyle Brooks – 2013

Shortstop – Named a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American after appearing in 55 games as a true freshman. He batted .307 with seven doubles, two triples and two home runs. In conference play he upped his average to .341 and recorded 13 multiple-hit games. He led the team with 186 assists, the fourth most ever in a single season in program history.

Donnie Dewees – 2013

Outfield – Was recognized as a Louisville Slugger and National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America Freshman All-American. He garnered Second Team All-Atlantic Sun honors and was a unanimous selection to the A-SUN AllFreshman Team. He batted a team-best .347 and posted a .405 average in league play. Hit safely in 45 of the 56 games played.

Corbin Olmstead – 2013

Pitcher/Infield – Earned Freshman All-America honors from Louisville Slugger, the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America and Perfect Game. Was a twoway player for the Ospreys and served as the team’s closer. He recorded a teambest six saves and posted a record of 4-1 on the season. At the plate he batted .307 with four doubles, three triples and 19 RBI’s.

Drew Weeks – 2014

Outfield – The junior right-fielder garnered First Team All-America honors from the NCBWA and Second Team honors from Baseball America, Rawlings ABCA and Perfect Game. He played in all 53 games and led the country with a single season school record, .430 batting average. He was a semifinalist for the Golden Spikes Award and Gregg Olson Award. He set a new program mark with 95 hits and was a First Team All-Atlantic Sun Conference selection. Defensively he led the nation with 11 outfield assists and was ranked in the top 25 in slugging percentage (.478) and total bases (134).

Donnie Dewees – 2015

Outfield – A unanimous All-American and First Team All-Region honoree as a redshirt sophomore. He was named the 2015 Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Year and put together one of the best seasons in all of college baseball. He batted .422 and led the nation in hits (104), runs (88), slugging percentage (.749) and total bases (188). Finished fifth in the USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award voting and was a semifinalist for the Dick Howser Trophy. Was later drafted in the 2nd round by the Chicago Cubs in the second round.

Corbin Olmstead – 2015

UTL – A unanimous All-American and a First Team ABCA All-Region selections. He became the first player in Atlantic Sun Conference history to garner First Team All-Conference honors at two different positions (RHP & DH). On the mound, tied for the league lead in saves and allowed only one earned run in 35.1 innings pitched. He didn’t surrender an earned run in his first 27.1 innings pitched. He belted 13 home runs, second most in the A-Sun to teammate Donnie Dewees. He batted .308 with 13 HRs and 42 RBIs at the plate

Corbin Olmstead – 2016

UTL – Coupled with ABCA First Team All-Region honors, he was listed on the organization’s All-America Third Team. He capped his historic career with careerhighs in hits (83) runs and RBIs (59) in 2016. The two-way player played in all but one game and batted a career-high .359. He ranked in the top three in the ASUN in hits, home runs (12) and RBIs. He garnered ASUNConference honors at two positions (DH & RP) for the second-straight season, the only player in league history to do so. He was a semifinalist for the John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award and also listed on the watch lists for both the Golden Spikes Award and the NCBWA Stopper of the Year.

Austin Drury – 2018

LHP – Drury earned ASUN All-Freshman and Freshman All-American laurels with the Ospreys, concluding his time in Jacksonville tied for second in UNF Division I history with 16 wins. The Land O’Lakes, Fla., native fanned 58 in 2018, going 4-4 as North Florida finished up its year as the ASUN Tournament runner-up.

Frank German – 2018

RHP – North Florida junior standout Frank German was recognized by a trio of organizations for his performance on the mound in 2018, picking up a pair of AllAmerican accolades from D1Baseball (2nd team) and Perfect Game/Rawlings (3rd team) as well as being named an American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) All-South Region (2nd team) selection.

Selected last week by the New York Yankees in the fourth round (127th overall) of the 2018 Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft, German adds the AllAmerican and All-Region monikers to his name to go along with him being named a semifinalist for the prestigious Golden Spikes Award. A native of Tampa, German’s season highlights featured his selection as a first-team All-ASUN honoree and also included him earning ASUN All-Tournament recognition following his final start in the Osprey’s tournament opener that saw German strikeout 10 and surrender just one run in a complete game effort. He becomes the first Osprey to garner postseason All-American honors since Corbin Olmstead in 2016.

Alex Kachler - 2021

RHP – Alex Kachler's excellence on and off the field is still being recognized as the graduate student was named a College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) First Team Academic All-American as announced by the national organization Thursday, July 29. It's the first time an Osprey has been named a CoSIDA First Team All-American since UNF Hall of Famer Preston Hale was tabbed back in 2010. It's the sixth time a UNF baseball player has been named a CoSIDA First Team All-American in the history of the program, and just the second time in the Division I era at North Florida. Kachler is one of four infielders on the first team, and just one of two student-athletes on the first team to tout a perfect 4.00 GPA at the undergraduate and graduate level. Kachler possesses a perfect 4.00 GPA in his master's of science in management degree. He holds the unique distinction of becoming the first baseball student-athlete in ASUN history to be named the ASUN Player of the Year and ASUN Scholar-Athlete of the Year in the same season.

1988

Tony Diggs (OF) – Drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers (6th round)

Phil Black (LHP) – Drafted by the Seattle Mariners (29th round)

Bob Kappesser (C) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Milwaukee Brewers

1991

Doug Anderson (LHP) – Drafted by the Seattle Mariners (15th round)

Darryl Kennedy (C) – Drafted by the Texas Rangers (37th round)

Manager of the Year in the Gulf Coast League in 1998, 1999 and 2000

Manager in the Northwest League with the Texas Rangers

Todd Claus (INF) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Los Angeles Angels Coach/scout with the Los Angeles Angels

1992

Sid Roberson (LHP) – Drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers (29th round)

Reached the Major Leagues in 1995

Marc Claus (2B) – Drafted by the Minnesota Twins (31st round)

A.J. Hernandez (1B) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Los Angeles Angels

1993

Todd Dunn (OF) – Drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers (1st round)

Reached the Major Leagues in 1996

Kevin Ohme (LHP) – Drafted by the Minnesota Twins (9th round)

Played in Japan in 2000 season

Reached Major Leagues with the St. Louis Cardinals in 2003

Mike Windham (RHP) – Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals (9th round)

Chance Reynolds (C) – Drafted by the San Francisco Giants (54th round)

Jeremy Dunford (OF) – Signed a free-agent contract with Sioux Falls (Independent)

Jon Geist (SS) – Signed a free-agent contract with St. Paul Saints (Independent)

1994

Brian Tollberg (RHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with Chilicothe Paints (Independent)

Reached the Major Leagues in 2000

Jerry Carpenter (C) – Signed a free-agent contract with the California Angels

Danon Winter (3B) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Chilicothe Paints (Independent)

1995

Greg “Boo” Mullins (LHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Milwaukee Brewers

Led Milwaukee Brewer’s Minor League organization with 32 saves (1997)

Reached the Major Leagues in 1998

Joby Birr (SS) – Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals (62nd round)

Chris Bristow (1B) – Signed a free-agent congract with the Chilicothe Paints (Independent)

1996

Wyatt Brooks (LHP) – Drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates (30th round)

Reenn Edmondson (RHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Chilicothe Paints (Independent)

Mike Comiskey (RHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Zanesville Grays (Independent)

1997

Travis Rapp (C) – Drafted by the Chicago White Sox (15th round)

Keith Medosch (OF-INF) – Drafted by the Los Angeles Angels (17th round)

Bryant Melson (C) – Drafted by the Minnesota Twins (38th round)

Jay Nunley (OF) – Drafted by the Los Angeles Angels (41st round)

Duke Baxter (2B) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Madison Black Wolf (Independent)

Joe Pound (1B-DH) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Chilicothe Paints (Independent)

1998

Mac Mackiewitz (1B) – Drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers (33rd round)

Signed a free-agent contract with the Colorado Rockies (2000)

Matt Everett (P) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Cleveland Indians

Ryan Ward (OF) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers

John O’Neil (C) – Signed a free-agent contract with the California Angels

Brian Holden (P) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Atlanta Braves

1999

Matt Schneider (OF) – Drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates (7th round)

Signed a free-agent contract with the St. Louis Cardinals (2001)

Kevin Jackson (3B) – Drafted by the Detroit Tigers (13th round)

Stephen Stewart (LHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Milwaukee Brewers

2000

Lee McCool (2B) – Drafted by the San Diego Padres (7th round)

Jerrod Payne (P) – Drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays (10th round)

Kevin Kay (C) – Drafted by the Los Angeles Angels (29th round)

Jeff Stockton (SS) – Drafted by the Los Angeles Angels (31st round)

Kyle Catrett (OF) – Signed a free-agent congract with Springfield, Ill. (Frontier League)

2001

Mike Wood (P) – Drafted by the Oakland Athletics (10th round) Reached the Major Leagues in 2003

2002

Matt Incinelli (P) – Drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks (26th round)

Ryan Soehlig (3B) – Drafted by the Baltimore Orioles (24th round)

Tod Ewasko (P) – Signed a free-agent contract with the St. Louis Cardinals

Adam Horne (P) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Joliet Jackhammers (Northern League)

2003

Justin Cerrato (P) – Drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies (29th round)

Jesse Collins (C) – Drafted by the Minnesota Twins (39th round)

Brian Rauch (P) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Milwaukee Brewers

Robert Burris (P) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Oakland Athletics

Randy Hart (C) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates

Delvin Haskell (INF) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Frontier League (Independent)

2004

Billy Layman (P) – Drafted by the Los Angeles Angels (7th round)

Chris Waters (P) – Drafted by the Los Angeles Angels (16th round)

Joey Russell (1B) – Signed a free-agent contract with Yuma (Western League – Independent)

T.J. Stanton (P) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Winnipeg Goldeyes (Northern League – Independent)

Billy Kovatch (OF) – Signed a free-agent contract with Yuma (Western League –Independent)

2005

Josh Howard (OF) – Signed a free-agent contract with the San Diego Padres

Marion Knowles (1B) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Minnesota Twins

Jon Skorupski (3B) – Signed a free-agent contract with the St. Louis Cardinals

2006

Matt Oxendine (SS) – Drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks (15th round)

Jeremy Papelbon (LHP) – Drafted by the Chicago Cubs (19th round)

Josh Papelbon (RHP) – Drafted by the Boston Red Sox (48th round)

Ryan Amason (RHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Philadelphia Phillies

Jacob Dixon (RHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Los Angeles Angels

Jonathan Hodach (C) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Los Angeles Angels

Jared Incinelli (RHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Los Angeles Angels

Ben Pincus (LHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Israeli Professional Baseball League (2007)

2007

Ty Pryor (RHP) – Drafted by the Los Angeles Angels (28th round) Returned to UNF

Derek Bell (RHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Traverse City (Mi.) Beach Bums (Frontier League –Independent)

Jon Dandridge (OF) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Slippery Rock (Pa.) Sliders (Frontier League –Independent)

2008

Tyler Stohr (RHP) – Drafted by the Detroit Tigers (6th round)

2009

Mycal Jones (INF) – Drafted by the Atlanta Braves (4th round)

John Frawley (RHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Houston Astros

Phil Rorabaugh (RHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Houston Astros

Ty Pryor (RHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Windy City Thunderbolts (Frontier League –Independent)

2010

Preston Hale (OF) – Drafted by the Baltimore Orioles (44th round)

Michael Kelly (LHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Toronto Blue Jays

2011

Casey Medlen (RHP) – Drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers (37th round)

Clayton Schulz (LHP) – Signed a free-agent contract with the Kansas City Royals

2013

Tyler Marincov (OF) – Drafted by the Oakland Athletics (8th round)

Kyle Westwood (RHP) – Drafted by the Houston Astros (13th round)

Corey Bass (C) – Drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies (20th round)

2014

Drew Weeks (OF) – Drafted by the Colorado Rockies (7th round)

David Trexler (RHP) – Drafted by the Chicago White Sox (17th Round)

2015

Donnie Dewees (OF) – Drafted by the Chicago Cubs (2nd Round)

2016

Keith Skinner (C) – Drafted by the New York Yankees (7th Round)

Bryan Baker (RHP) – Drafted by the Colorado Rockies (11th Round)

Daniel Moritz (LHP) – Signed with the Toronto Blue Jays

2017

Yahir Gurrola (OF) – Drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies (27th round)

2018

Austin Drury (LHP) - Drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers (34th round)

Frank German (RHP) - Drafted by the New York Yankees (4th round)

2019

Brad Deppermann (RHP) - Drafted by the Chicago Cubs (7th round)

Tanner Murphy (OF) - Drafted by the New York Mets (18th round)

Nick Marchese (RHP) - Signed free-agent contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks

Trace Norkus (RHP) - Signed a free-agent contract with the Evansville Otters (Frontier League)

2021

Alex Kachler (C) - Signed a free-agent contract with the New Jersey Jackals (Frontier League)

2022

Abraham Sequera (INF/C) - Signed contract with the Washington Wild Things (Frontier League)

MLB Draft History (48)

Name Round (Overall) Team Year

Tony Diggs (OF) 6th (157) Brewers 1988

Phil Black (LHP) 29th (715) Mariners 1988

Doug Anderson (LHP) 15th (396) Mariners 1991

Darryl Kennedy (C) 37th (976) Rangers 1991

Sid Roberson (LHP) 29th (808) Brewers 1992

Marc Claus (2B) 31st (878) Twins 1992

Todd Dunn (OF) 1st (35) Brewers 1993

Kevin Ohme (LHP) 9th (261) Twins 1993

Mike Windham (RHP) 9th (256) Cardinals 1993

Chance Reynolds (C) 54th (1455) Giants 1993

Joby Birr (SS) 62nd (1547) Cardinals 1995

Wyatt Brooks (LHP) 30th (876) Pirates 1996

Travis Rapp (C) 15th (459) White Sox 1997

Keith Medosch (OF-INF) 17th (507) Angels 1997

Bryant Melson (C) 38th (1143) Twins 1997

Jay Nunley (OF) 41st (1254) Angels 1997

Mac Mackiewitz (1B) 33rd (986) Brewers 1998

Matt Schneider (OF) 7th (212) Pirates 1999

Kevin Jackson (3B) 13th (387) Tigers 1999

Lee McCool (2B) 7th (199) Padres 2000

Jerrod Payne (P) 10th (298) Blue Jays 2000

Kevin Kay (C) 29th (860) Angels 2000

Jeff Stockton (SS) 31st (920) Angels 2000

Mike Wood (P) 10th (311) Athletics 2001

Matt Incinelli (P) 26th (729) D-Backs 2002

Ryan Soehlig (3B) 24th (706) Orioles 2002

Justin Cerrato (P) 29th (865) Phillies 2003

Jesse Collins (C) 39th (1168) Twins 2003

Billy Layman (P) 7th (203) Angels 2004

Chris Waters (P) 16th (473) Angels 2004

Matt Oxendine (SS) 15th (447) D-Backs 2006

Jeremy Papelbon (LHP) 19th (569) Cubs 2006

Josh Papelbon (RHP) 48th (1443) Red Sox 2006

*Ty Pryor (RHP) 28th (868) Angels 2007

Tyler Stohr (RHP) 6th (193) Tigers 2008

Mycal Jones (INF) 4th (118) Braves 2009

Preston Hale (OF) 44th (1318) Orioles 2010

Casey Medlen (RHP) 37th (1121) Brewers 2011

Tyler Marincov (OF) 8th (251) Athletics 2013

Kyle Westwood (RHP) 13th (377) Astros 2013

Corey Bass (C) 13th (601) Phillies 2013

Drew Weeks (OF) 7th (203) Rockies 2014

David Trexler (RHP) 17th (498) White Sox 2014

Donnie Dewees (OF) 2nd (47) Cubs 2015

Keith Skinner (C) 7th (218) Yankees 2016

Bryan Baker (RHP) 11th (320) Rockies 2016

Yahir Gurrola (OF) 27th (803) Phillies 2017

Austin Drury (LHP) 34th (1034) Dodgers 2018

Frank German (RHP) 4th (127) Yankees 2018

Brad Deppermann (RHP) 7th (222) Cubs 2019

Tanner Murphy (OF) 18th (1038) Mets 2019

Nick Marchese (RHP) FA Dbacks 2020

*Returned to UNF By Team: Los Angeles Angels: 7

Milwaukee Brewers: 5

Minnesota Twins: 4

Philadelphia Phillies: 3

Seattle Mariners: 2

St. Louis Cardinals: 2

Pittsburgh Pirates: 2

Chicago White Sox: 2

Detroit Tigers: 2

Oakland Athletics: 2

Arizona Diamondbacks: 2

Baltimore Orioles: 2

Chicago Cubs: 3

Colorado Rockies: 2

Texas Rangers: 1

San Francisco Giants: 1

San Diego Padres: 1

Toronto Blue Jays: 1

Boston Red Sox: 1

Atlanta Braves: 1

Houston Astros: 1

New York Yankees: 2

Los Angeles Dodgers: 1

New York Mets: 1

Ospreys in the Majors

Player Position MLB Debut Team Teams

Sid Roberson LHP May 20, 1995 Brewers

Todd Dunn OF Sept. 8, 1996 Brewers

Greg “Boo” Mullins LHP Sept. 18, 1998 Brewers

Brian Tollberg RHP June 20, 2000 Padres

Kevin Ohme LHP April 14, 2003 Cardinals

Mike Wood RHP Aug. 21, 2003 Athletics

Bryan Baker RHP Sept. 5, 2021 Orioles

Frank German RHP Sept. 17, 2022 Red Sox

Current Ospreys in the Pros

*as of Feb. 16, 2023 Player

Abraham Sequera