2010 WVU Baseball Guide by Joe Swan

TABLE OF CONTENTS/CREDITS 2......................................................Quick Facts/Schedule

3 Mountaineer Baseball

4............................................... Strength and Conditioning 6......................................................... Community Service 8...........................................................................Facilities 10.................................................. BIG EAST Conference 12............................................... Student-Athlete Services

17 Coaching Staff

18.......................................... Head Coach Greg Van Zant 21.................................................... Coach Van Zant Q&A 22.........................................Player Development at WVU 23.........................................................Assistant Coaches 25..................................................................Support Staff

27 2010 Preview

28.............................................................Season Preview 31..................................................... Preseason Notebook

33 Mountaineer Profiles

53 Opponent Information

54...................................................Opponent Quick Facts

59 2009 Review

60.............................................................Season Preview 63..................................................................2009 Results 65........................................ BIG EAST Standings/Honors 64............................................................... 2009 Statistics

67 Record Book

68.............................................................. Hitting Records 70..............................................Individual Hitting Records 71.. Hitting Records by Position/Top Hitting Performances 72......... Hitting Leaders Since1940/Team Hitting Records 73........................................................... Pitching Records 74 Individual Pitching Records/Top Pitching Performances

113 West Virginia University

114................................................West Virginia University 118.......................................President James P. Clements 119................................. Director of Athletics Ed Pastilong 120.............................................. Mountaineer Excellence 122.............................................. Athletics Year In Review 123........................................................Media Information

Credits Managing Editor: Joe Swan Editor: Tim Goodenow Writer: Steve Stone Page Layout: Tim Goodenow Layout Design: Grant Dovey, Tim Goodenow Cover Design: Blaine Turner Advertising, Tim Goodenow Contributors: Lisa Ammons, Phil Caskey, Tiffany Doolittle, Grant Dovey, Ira Green, Michael Fragale, Cheryl Maust, Shannon McNamara, Bryan Messerly, Mike Montoro, Amy Prunty, Kelly Tuckwiller. Photographers: All-Pro Photography by Dale Sparks, Bob Beverly, John Bright, Tad Davis, M.G. Ellis, Pete Emerson, Dan Friend, Jeff Geissler, David Green, Mike Hardy, Julia Lucas, Jim Montgomery, Dan Nagy, Brian Persinger, Chuck Scheer, Steve Smith, Allison Toffle, Kelly Tuckwiller, Martin Valent, WVU Athletic Archives, WVU Photographic Services, David Zicherman. Printer: Champion Industries/Chapman Printing

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34.......................................................................... Rosters 36.................................................................Andy Altemus 38...............................................................Chris Enourato 40............................................................... Michael Knight 42.......................................................... Stephen Morrison 44............................... Marcus Broadwater/Grant Buckner 45............................... Dan DiBartolomeo/Colin Durborow 46.......................................... Mark Dvoroznak/Justin Ellis 47.............................................Jeremy Gum/Jedd Gyorko 48...........Jonathan Jones/Matt Morrone/Chase Pickering/ Andy Podolinski 49.............. Chris Rasky/Clark Sambuco/Jarryd Summers 50...............................................Mountaineer Newcomers

75....Pitching Leaders Since 1940/Team Pitching Records 76....................................Fielding Records/Misc. Records 77.......................................... NCAA Tournament Records 78...........................................................Individual Honors 80......................................................... Coaching Records 81....................................................Hawley Field Records 82................................................................ All-Americans 84......................................Mountaineers in the MLB Draft 85........................................... Mountaineers in the Majors 88................................................... Year-by-Year Records 90.............................................................. Series Records 92......................................................................Olympians 93............................................................. All-Time Scores 106...................................................... All-Time Lettermen

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QUICK FACTS AND SCHEDULE

Sports Information

University Information Location:............................................................. Morgantown, W.Va. Founded:................................................................................... 1867 Enrollment:............................................................................. 28,839 Nickname:................................................................... Mountaineers Colors:............................. Old Gold (PMS 124) and Blue (PMS 295) Conference:.......................................................................BIG EAST President:......................................................Dr. James P. Clements Director of Athletics:...................................................... Ed Pastilong NCAA Faculty Representative:............................... John W. Fisher II

Assistant Athletic Director/Communications:............Michael Fragale Director of New Media:..................................................John Antonik Sports Information Director: .................................... Bryan Messerly Sports Publications Director: ............................................ Joe Swan Associate Sports Information Director: .......................... Phil Caskey Assistant Sports Publications Director: .................... Tim Goodenow Baseball Contact:...........................................................Steve Stone Stone’s Email Address:........................... steve.stone@mail.wvu.edu Phone Number:.........................................................(304) 293-2821 Fax Number:..............................................................(304) 293-4105

Team Information Home Field/Capacity:..........................................Hawley Field/1,500 Head Coach:..............................................................Greg Van Zant Record at West Virginia:.............................450-362-1 (16th season) Career Record:.........................................................................Same Assistant Coaches:....................................... Pat Sherald, Tad Reida 2009 Record:............................................................................ 37-18 2009 Conference Record/Finish:.....................................17-10/Third Position Starters Returning/Lost:.................................................. 4/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost:............................................................... 9/5

Press Box Phone Number:........................................(304) 293-5988 Mail Address:.....................................Sports Communications Office

West Virginia University

P.O. Box 0877

Morgantown, WV 26507-0877

Athletic Website:....................................... www.MSNsportsNET.com

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2010 Schedule

Date Opponent Time Feb. 19 ...........at Coastal Carolina (Conway, S.C.) . ...............4 :00 p.m. Feb. 20 ...........vs. Kentucky (Conway, S.C.) .................................. Noon Feb. 21 ...........vs. Virginia Tech (Conway, S.C.) ................... 11 :00 a.m. Feb. 26 ...........vs. Indiana (Clearwater, Fla.) ..........................1 :00 p.m. Feb. 27 ...........vs. Iowa (St. Petersburg, Fla.) . .......................1 :00 p.m. Feb. 28 ...........vs. Michigan State (St. Petersburg, Fla.) .........1:00 p.m. March 1 ..........vs. Purdue (Clearwater, Fla.) ................................. Noon March 5 ..........vs. Western Carolina (Greenville, N.C.) ...........1:00 p.m. March 6 ..........at East Carolina (Greenville, N.C.) ...................3:00 p.m. March 7 ..........vs. Illinois (Greenville, N.C.) ...........................10:00 a.m. March 9 ..........DUQUESNE .....................................................3:00 p.m. March 11 . .......BRYANT ...........................................................3:00 p.m. March 12 ........MANHATTAN.....................................................3:00 p.m. March 13 ........MANHATTAN (2)...............................................1:00 p.m. March 14 ........MANHATTAN ...................................................1:00 p.m. March 16 ........NIAGARA (2) ....................................................1:00 p.m. March 19 ........EASTERN MICHIGAN .....................................3:00 p.m. March 20 ........EASTERN MICHIGAN (2) ................................1:00 p.m. March 21 ........EASTERN MICHIGAN ........................................... Noon March 23 ........vs. Bowling Green ............................................3:00 p.m. March 26 ........at Seton Hall . ...................................................6:00 p.m. March 27 ........at Seton Hall . ...................................................1:00 p.m. March 28 ........at Seton Hall . ......................................................... Noon March 29 ........HOFSTRA ........................................................4:00 p.m. April 1 .............CONNECTICUT................................................5:00 p.m. April 2 .............CONNECTICUT................................................3:00 p.m. April 3 .............CONNECTICUT...................................................... Noon April 6 .............TOWSON .........................................................4:00 p.m. April 7 .............at Maryland ......................................................6:00 p.m. April 9 .............at St. John’s.......................................................3:00 p.m.

Date Opponent Time April 10 ...........at St. John’s.......................................................1:00 p.m. April 11 ...........at St. John’s . .......................................................... Noon April 13 ............vs. Eastern Kentucky (Charleston, W.Va.) ............6:00 p.m. April 16 ...........LOUISVILLE . ...................................................7:05 p.m. April 17 ...........LOUISVILLE . ...................................................3:00 p.m. April 18 ...........LOUISVILLE . ...................................................1:00 p.m. April 21 ...........at Duquesne .....................................................4:00 p.m. April 23 ...........PITT . ................................................................6:00 p.m. April 24 ...........PITT . ................................................................3:00 p.m. April 25 ...........PITT . ...................................................................... Noon April 27 ...........DUQUESNE .....................................................7:05 p.m. April 30 ...........at Cincinnati .....................................................6:30 p.m. May 1 . ............at Cincinnati .....................................................4:00 p.m. May 2 . ............at Cincinnati .....................................................1:00 p.m. May 8 . ............NOTRE DAME (2).............................................2:00 p.m. May 9 . ............NOTRE DAME .................................................1:00 p.m. May 11 ............BETHUNE-COOKMAN ....................................7:05 p.m. May 12 . ..........BETHUNE-COOKMAN ....................................7:05 p.m. May 14 . ..........at Georgetown . ................................................7:00 p.m. May 15 . ..........at Georgetown . ................................................7:00 p.m. May 16 . ..........at Georgetown . ................................................1:00 p.m. May 18 . ..........at Towson .........................................................3:00 p.m. May 20 . ..........VILLANOVA.......................................................7:05 p.m. May 21 . ..........VILLANOVA.......................................................7:05 p.m. May 22 . ..........VILLANOVA.......................................................1:00 p.m. May 26-30.......BIG EAST Tournament .............................................TBA June 4-7 .........at NCAA Regionals ..................................................TBA Home games in ALL CAPS All times Eastern and subject to change

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STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

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Physically and Mentally Tough

Strength And Conditioning Mission Statement

To provide athletes with the knowledge, character, extrinsic

motivation, discipline and training to reach their potential both personally and athletically.

Student-athletes are offered the opportunity to train in some of

the nation’s best facilities and with one of the nation’s best staffs.

Physical development and dominance have been and continue to

be traits that are equated with WVU.

The athlete’s self confidence and unwavering dedication have

driven him/her into the nation’s spotlight. This is made possible through the give-and-take relationships between the athletes and staff.

The WVU strength and conditioning staff is committed to enabling

athletes to achieve their dreams.

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Athletic excellence and strength and conditioning go hand-in-hand at West Virginia University. Long regarded as one of the nation’s finest strength programs, the strength and conditioning coaches at WVU ensure that all student-athletes are kept at the peak of their total fitness capabilities. “Our strength program here is second to none. The entire staff cares tremendously about our baseball program and players,” said coach Greg Van Zant. “Combining our facilities with our excellent strength program, it doesn’t get any better, and that’s a huge reason why we’ve had players who have been All-Americans, all-conference or getting drafted and playing baseball. We really emphasize player development, and a big part of their development is their strength.” To keep athletes in tip-top condition, West Virginia offers a variety of training areas and a vast array of strength programs. Equipped with excellent amenities and staffed by some of the finest strength coaches in the nation, athletes who come to West Virginia know that they are in good hands when it comes to fitness. Weight Lifting The lifting portion of the baseball routine is used to improve overall strength, power and explosion. This is accomplished through cycled periodization of Olympic lifts, conventional weight lifting techniques, plyometrics, agility and speed work and proper nutrition along with intense conditioning.

Proper Nutrition Each athlete is educated on correct dietary habits and essential vitamins and minerals necessary to be an elite athlete. The athletes have the opportunity to meet with nutritionists, go on guided grocery store tours and receive diets designed specifically for them. Core Training For baseball players, the abdominal and low back regions are the units that tie the upper and lower extremities’ power together. In order to have excellent maneuverability and transfer of power, an athlete must have superior balance and strength in this core region. Training of the core region occurs three times per week using balance balls, medicine balls and other baseball specific drills. Conditioning Rigorous conditioning designed to elicit physiological changes in the body’s bioenergetics systems occur four times a week with the emphasis on anaerobic and baseball aerobic conditioning. The Weight Rooms Accomplishing those conditioning requirements occurs in several weight rooms on campus. Housing almost 15 tons of total weight, the Mountaineer weight room is located in the Puskar Center at Mountaineer Field. The 22,000-square foot weight room features a three-lane track for conditioning and 40 times, one of only two collegiate weight rooms to have such a track. Seven power platforms and 40 pieces of Hammer Strength weight equipment make the facility the envy of all opponents. Weight rooms also exist in the WVU Coliseum and Shell Building facilities.

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Being Flexible An increase in stride length, frequency and range of motion in joint to tendon relationships is directly correlated to speed, agility and injury prevention. Therefore it is important to make flexibility an area of emphasis. Good flexibility helps to improve speed, agility and reduces the risk of injury. Each workout is preceded with a dynamic flexibility routine with regular stretching and followed by a post-flexibility routine at the end of every workout.

community service

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Active in the community

“Our student-athletes take great pride in community service activities both locally and throughout the state. Taking the time to visit a local hospital or nursing home can serve as a healthy distraction from what’s going on medically. This state is full of wonderful people and our coaches and student-athletes are always willing to lend a hand.” - Ed Pastilong, Director of Athletics

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Representing West Virginia University, the city of Morgantown and the state of West Virginia in a charitable manner is important to the WVU baseball team. Besides training and studying everyday as part of their student-athlete duties, the Mountaineers are always ready and willing to give back to those that make Morgantown a kind-hearted and good-natured community. “It’s very important for our team to get out in the community,” said coach Greg Van Zant. “Our players and coaches enjoy community service projects and giving back to the Morgantown area and the state. Our guys are always eager to go out and help people that are less fortunate than they are.” One of the many traditions that the West Virginia baseball program enjoys is preparing, enhancing and improving the minds of elementary school children. A plethora of players have given their time, energy and effort toward reading to children at elementary schools as well as running fitness classes to show the importance of staying in shape. In early December, several players from this year’s team visited underprivileged kids from Mountainview Elementary School and took them on a shopping spree. The experience was a beacon of light for the children during the holiday season, an opportunity for each youngster to find something he or she liked as well as hang out with a Division I baseball player. The Mountaineers also have made several trips to the West Virginia Children’s Hospital, looking to provide some temporary relief to those who are sick. The annual occurrence always gives each Mountaineer a greater perspective on life, and in the process each player does what he can to put a smile on the faces of those who are in need of one. The West Virginia players and coaching staff also partake in seasonal baseball camps to give prospective Mountaineers an early look of what it takes to be a WVU baseball player. The emphasis of each camp is on player development, as coach Van Zant, his assistant coaches and respective players help each attendee hone their skills in an opportunity to someday play Division I baseball. Although the West Virginia baseball team works year-round to build as competitive of a program as possible, it is never a chore for the Mountaineers to give back to the community. Based on the success of their initiatives and the satisfaction that it gives to the players and coaches, WVU baseball will continue to engage in its philanthropy for years to come.

WVU FACILITIES

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TOP-NOTCH FACILITIES

WVU FACILITIES 10 seasons in the NFL, sponsored the painting of the large “West Virginia” script murals on the interior. Named in honor of former governor Gaston Caperton, the facility gives West Virginia’s student-athletes a safe and secure practice home away from the inclement weather. The Caperton Indoor Practice Facility gives West Virginia University yet another component in one of the finest baseball complexes in the nation. Hawley Field Hawley Field, home of the Mountaineer baseball team since 1971, is evolving into one of the top college baseball facilities in America. Improvements to the facility have become almost an obsession to coach Van Zant, who has invested a great deal of time and effort to the cause. In the spring of 2006, a 100 foot wide by 40 foot high batters eye was constructed behind the centerfield fence. This solid, dark green structure makes it easier for hitters to see the ball out of the pitchers’ hand. Plans are also in the works for new dugouts and a clubhouse behind the first base dugout. Major improvements were made to the playing surface at Hawley Field after the 2005 season making it one of the nicest places to play college baseball. A new state-of-the-art drainage system was installed in the outfield and foul territories. The infield received a completely new playing surface. The ballpark got a new warning track made of crushed red shale bordering the fences. According to Van Zant, these major-league quality improvements now make the playing surface one of the best in Division I. In the last few years, the Mountaineers expanded their outdoor batting cages and put down AstroPlay (a grass-like synthetic surface that is also on Mountaineer Field) to make it one of the finest outdoor cages in the nation. Also, 50 white pine trees were planted behind the outfield fence from the left field foul pole to the right field foul pole to enhance the beauty of the field and give better depth perception to the players. A fivefoot wide Astroturf halo around the home plate area with “Mountaineers” written in gold with navy trim has also been added, signifying the home of West Virginia baseball. It’s fair to say the ballpark that stands there today isn’t the same one cleared off after the construction of the WVU Coliseum in the late 1960s. Many improvements and changes have happened to the ball yard since its first game in 1971, one expenditure being a modern outfield fence with signage that cost more than $60,000. Ten years ago, a state-of-the art lighting system that cost more than $260,000 was constructed with the help of baseball alumni and friends. Those two projects are among a series of improvements made to the field over the last two decades, beginning with an infield drainage system in 1981 and dugouts in 1985. Four years later a 1,500-seat grandstand and press box were constructed. Shortly afterward restrooms and a concession area were added. An Astro-turfed double hitting tunnel was erected down the right field line in 1991. The tunnel is now lighted, enabling Mountaineer hitters to work on their game anytime. It was also around that time that West Virginia installed an eight-foot fence adorned with advertising which has since been replaced with an improved version. Behind the fence is a modern scoreboard and message center constructed in 1998, which was accompanied by a $15,000 state-of-the-art sound system, giving Hawley Field a professional baseball environment. Inside the fence, bullpens were constructed, allowing room down the base lines for additional seating. It is his aim to construct two 500-seat grandstand bleachers down both foul lines to increase the stadium’s capacity to 2,500. The funds for this project will come through the annual baseball marathon game, which raises thousands each year for the program, along with donations from baseball alumni and friends. To all of the former baseball players who return to campus, Hawley Field is barely recognizable. It has also become a source of great pride to all of those who spend their time edging the warning tracks, pulling out dead grass, trimming the infield or giving their hard-earned money to see it grow. Those same people hope to make Hawley Field one of the nation’s finest college baseball parks.

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Caperton Indoor Facility Opened in August 1998, the Caperton Indoor Practice Facility is one of the best indoor practice buildings in the country. “The Caperton Indoor Facility is a big plus for all of our athletes at West Virginia,” coach Greg Van Zant says. “It’s versatile in its uses and eases all our minds when it comes to bad weather. “There have been times through the years when we just weren’t able to practice or do the things we needed to do because of bad weather. There were times when we had to come off the field or halt practice for a period of time because of the weather conditions, but that’s not the case now. The IPF takes care of all those worries. The grass is always green in our indoor practice facility.” The project was the first of its kind for a state university to employ the innovative “design-build” concept. Located adjacent to Milan Puskar Stadium at Mountaineer Field, the Caperton Indoor Practice Facility is equipped with a major league playing surface with the total length of the facility from wall to wall of 315 feet and it is 225 feet wide. The Mountaineers’ sparkling indoor facility exceeds 75,000 square feet of practice room and now features a FieldTurf playing surface, which was installed in the winter of 2006. With the artificial surface, the Caperton Indoor Facility is versatile in its uses. It also serves as a practice facility for WVU’s football and men’s and women’s soccer teams. Safety netting surrounding the entire playing field allows coaches the ability to divide the playing surface in half. Four state-of-the-art major league style batting cages drop out of the ceiling with the push of a button. Each batting cage is 70 feet long, 15 feet wide and 35 feet high. The dimensions allow for pitchers to face hitters in live situations. Also, nine indoor pitching mounds are equipped in the facility and two full infields can be set up. Room for outfielders to make game-like throws is also available. In fact, there is enough room for a full round of infield/outfield during practice sessions. Locker rooms for male and female athletes are in the facility along with a fully equipped training room, restrooms, 4,500 square feet of storage and a facilities office. Skylights provide natural lighting in the building and it is equipped with camera platforms for filming. The modern structure features the flying WV logo on its exterior, while former football captain John Thornton, who played

BIG EAST CONFERENCE

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THE NATION’S PREMIER CONFERENCE

BIG EAST CONFERENCE

BIG EAST Championships the 2010 BIG EAST Tournament The 2010 BIG EAST Baseball Championship will be held May 26-30, 2010, at Bright House Networks Field - the fourth time for the championship. The stadium is home to the Clearwater Threshers, the Class A affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies. The top eight teams, based on regular season finish in the league standings, will qualify for the championship, a double-elimination event. The tournament champion will receive the league’s automatic bid to the 2010 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship. The championship games of the 2010 and 2011 BIG EAST tournaments are scheduled to be televised live on ESPNU. Fans may also visit www. BIGEASTBaseball.com to access the latest information about the championship, including ticket information, tournament brackets and a complete history of the event. Recapping the 2009 BIG EAST Tournament West Virginia entered the 2009 BIG EAST Championship as the league’s No. 3 seed after finishing 17-10 in the conference during the regular season. The Mountaineers finished 1-2 in the postseason tournament, but their lone win came in record-breaking fashion against No. 7 seeded Pitt. West Virginia defeated the Panthers, 20-8, in a seven-inning mercy-rule game that featured the most runs scored by one team in a single game in championship history. In that contest, former Mountaineer centerfielder Austin Markel collected a tournament-record six RBIs, going 4 of 5 with two home runs and two triples. He was named to the BIG EAST All-Tournament Team for the second consecutive season.

With 30 years under its belt, the BIG EAST Conference continues on a path of success in and out of the athletic arena. The goals have always been the same. The league wants and expects to compete at the highest level and does so with integrity and sportsmanship. The commendable performances of the student-athletes at BIG EAST schools are the indicators of the league’s proud tradition of success. The BIG EAST has gone through membership changes since its birth, but the 2009-10 academic year will mark the conference’s fifth straight with the same 16-member group, the nation’s largest Division I-A conference. In 2008-09, BIG EAST student-athletes again succeeded on the national stage. The Connecticut women’s basketball team won its sixth national championship by defeating conference foe Louisville in an all-BIG EAST NCAA title game. The Notre Dame women’s soccer team reached the NCAA championship game and the Syracuse field hockey squad advanced to the NCAA Final Four. Three BIG EAST women’s cross country teams finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships. West Virginia was fourth, Villanova sixth and Georgetown finished in ninth.

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2010 BIG EAST Championship Schedule Wednesday, May 26 Game 1 No. 3 seed vs. No. 6 seed 10:00 a.m. Game 2 No. 2 seed vs. No. 7 seed 1:00 p.m. Game 3 No. 4 seed vs. No. 5 seed 5:00 p.m. Game 4 No. 1 seed vs. No. 8 seed 8:00 p.m. Thursday, May 27 Game 5 Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2 10:00 a.m. Game 6 Loser Game 3 vs. Loser Game 4 1:00 p.m. Game 7 Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 5:00 p.m. Game 8 Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 4 8:00 p.m. Friday, May 28 Game 9 Winner Game 5 vs. Loser Game 7 4:00 p.m. Game 10 Winner Game 6 vs. Loser Game 8 7:00 p.m. Saturday, May 29 Game 11 Winner Game 7 vs. Winner Game 9 10:00 a.m. Game 12 Winner Game 8 vs. Winner Game 10 1:00 p.m. Game 13 If Winner Game 9 also wins Game 11 5:00 p.m. Game 14 If Winner Game 10 also wins Game 12 6:30/8:00 p.m. Sunday, May 30 Game 15 Championship Game 1:00 p.m. ^ Sunday, May 25 - Rain Day ^ Conference staff will determine start time

Individually in women’s sports, Providence’s Dannette Doetzel won the 10,000 meters at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Connecticut’s Maya Moore was the conference’s sixth winner of the Wade Trophy as the top player in women’s basketball. Notre Dame’s Kerri Hanks won the Hermann Trophy, the top award in women’s soccer. On the men’s side, Connecticut and Villanova advanced to the Final Four in basketball. The 2008-09 campaign was arguably the best men’s basketball season in the history of the BIG EAST with the league setting NCAA standards with three No. 1 tournament seeds, four teams in the round of the Elite Eight and five in the Sweet 16. The St. John’s men’s soccer team reached the NCAA College Cup before losing in the national semifinals. BIG EAST football has maintained its high profile and its reputation as a balanced group. Seven of the league’s eight squads were nationally ranked or received votes in the national polls in 2008. Cincinnati was the league champion. The BIG EAST, a charter member of the Bowl Championship Series, has won three of its last four BCS bowl games. West Virginia, Louisville and Connecticut also have won or shared league crowns over the past four seasons. The BIG EAST has continued to produce student-athletes who were at the forefront of athletic and academic achievement. In 2008-09, 19 BIG EAST players were chosen to their respective ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Teams, including eight first-team selections. Nearly 400 student-athletes have earned academic all-America honors. The BIG EAST became the nation’s largest Division I-A conference in 2005-06 when five new members began competing. The new schools were: University of Cincinnati, DePaul University, University of Louisville, Marquette University and the University of South Florida. Since opening its doors in 1979, the league has won 26 national championships in six different sports and 126 student-athletes have won individual national titles. Proactive movement has been a signature strategy for the conference that was born in 1979. The BIG EAST continually turns challenges into opportunities to become stronger. In 2009-10, the BIG EAST will add men’s lacrosse to its growing list of sports, which will increase its total to 24 sport championships. The first women’s golf championship was held in the spring of 2003. Women’s lacrosse and rowing were added in 2001. The BIG EAST became a reality on May 31, 1979, following a meeting of athletic directors from Providence College, St. John’s, Georgetown and Syracuse universities. Seton Hall, Connecticut and Boston College completed the original seven school alliance. While the membership has both increased and changed, the focus of the BIG EAST has not wavered. The conference reflects a tradition of broad based programs, led by administrators and coaches who place a constant emphasis on academic integrity. Its student athletes own significantly high graduation rates and their record of scholastic achievement notably show a balance between intercollegiate athletics and academics. Any successful organization has been fortunate to have outstanding leadership. Michael Tranghese, the league’s first full-time employee, and for 11 years the associate to Dave Gavitt, became Commissioner in 1990. In his first year, he administered the formation of The BIG EAST Football Conference. For 2009-10, the BIG EAST will undergo one significant change. Tranghese stepped down from his position on June 30, 2009. John Marinatto, who has served as senior associate commissioner, has moved into the Commissioner’s chair. The league has long been considered a leader in innovative concepts in promotion and publicity, particularly regarding television. Those efforts have resulted in unparalleled visibility for BIG EAST student athletes. The conference has enjoyed long-standing relationships with CBS, ESPN, Inc. and ABC. BIG EAST men’s basketball games are regular sellouts at campus and major public arenas, including the annual men’s BIG EAST Championship in Madison Square Garden. The women’s basketball championship has led all conferences in attendance for the past six years. Attendance figures also are significant in soccer and baseball. More than 550 BIG EAST student-athletes have earned all America recognition and dozens have won individual NCAA national championships. The BIG EAST has been well represented in U.S. or foreign national and Olympic teams. Several athletes earned gold medals in each of the last six summer Olympiads. The BIG EAST has its headquarters in Providence where the conference administers to more than 5,500 athletes.

STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES

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committed TO ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

“The Athletic Academic Performance Center is a significant development for an academically oriented institution such as West Virginia to recognize the special needs required for a modern student-athlete’s success both as an athletic competitor on the field of play and in the classroom.” - Garrett Ford, Associate Athletic Director for Student Services

STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES

“It’s important for our players to not only develop in

athletics, but to get as much as they possibly can out of their learning experience at WVU. With all the academic resources and facilities that our institution has, it is a certainty that our team will walk away not only as better players, but as better students and people as well.”

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Coach Van Zant On Academic Success

The WVU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is committed to the promotion of the academic achievement of student-athletes as well as their athletic accomplishment and their personal and career development. In support of this position, West Virginia University offers a variety of services and programs to help student-athletes maximize their academic potential. Department staff members work with coaches, on campus student service providers and faculty to help student-athletes meet the unique demands of the classroom, the sporting arena and the personal-social challenges they face as developing adults. While many of the headlines center on the Mountaineers’ accomplishments on the playing field, West Virginia athletes have also made some noteworthy strides in the classroom. One person who is quick to point that out is Director of Athletics Ed Pastilong, who, along with coach Greg Van Zant, has made academics a priority. Opened in 2008 was the brand new $1.3 million Athletic Academic Performance Center in the WVU Coliseum. The leadership gift for the facility was provided by former Mountaineer great Jerry West and his wife Karen. The West’s gift to the Athletic Academic Performance Center is in memory of Jerry’s brother, David, who was killed during the Korean Conflict, and in honor of his long-time friend and WVU teammate Willie Akers and wife, Linda. The 8,000-square-foot academic center is six-times larger than existing space. It provides individual and group study areas as well as a state-of-the art computer lab and is utilized by more than 500 male and female student-athletes. “The Athletic Academic Performance Center is a significant development for an academically oriented institution such as West Virginia to recognize the special needs required for a modern student-athlete’s success both as an athletic competitor on the field of play and in the classroom,” said Garrett Ford, Associate Athletic Director for Student Services. The study center provides a quiet atmosphere and will be open seven days a week and all student-athletes are encouraged to use it. Athletes can use the center between classes or after practice in the evenings, with flexible hours tailored to make the most of a student-athlete’s limited time. Athletes may come and go as they please, but make no mistake, they must make the grade. To help them do that, the WVU student services staff, headed by Ford and his assistants Sandy Cole-DeMent, Erica Wycherley, Paul Downey and Ehren Green, makes sure that every student-athlete has the best possible opportunity to obtain a college degree. This process begins as soon as a recruit signs a letter-of-intent to play for the Mountaineers. “We know everything about incoming freshmen academically before they arrive in the fall,” said Ford. “We know which students are ahead of others and which will require more assistance.” Besides keeping in touch with freshmen, incoming student-athletes are encouraged to attend freshman orientation sessions offered for all West Virginia University students during the summer prior to their arrival on campus. This is where new students can learn more about the Morgantown campus and, most important, register for classes. During pre-registration, all student-athletes, from incoming freshmen to graduating seniors, get advice in scheduling the courses to keep them on track in their degree programs. During the second week of classes, freshmen are enrolled in mandatory study halls, monitored by Ford and his staff. Those who do well during the first semester are given the option of attending study hall, but if their GPA drops below a certain mark, they must return to the mandatory sessions.

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During the semester, department officials keep a careful record of each athlete’s academic progress. Class and study hall attendance are checked regularly, periodic grade reports are obtained from instructors, and parents, coaches and players are kept up-to-date on their academic progress. These measures are succeeding in a noticeable way. Last semester, 445 student-athletes earned a place on the Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll with at least a 3.0 grade-point average. In another program, former Mountaineer athletes are returning to school to complete work on their degrees, some after as many as 10 years away from Morgantown. “At West Virginia University, we do everything in our power to assist our student-athletes as they work toward graduation,” said Pastilong. “We only have one rule -- they must do the best they can possibly do. We can assure every student-athlete that the University and the athletic department will do our best. We expect our students to do their best for us. “Together, we cannot help but succeed. Our success is measured by how much personal growth we see in our young people, and I am proud of every one of our student-athletes in this regard.”

At West Virginia University “Once a student, always a student” When a member of the Mountaineer coaching staff preaches the virtues of receiving a good education, they’re not just blowing smoke. WVU Director of Athletics Ed Pastilong has made student academic achievement his primary focus since his appointment as athletic director in 1989. Under Pastilong’s direction, West Virginia has made it a priority to graduate its student-athletes. And it’s happening.

But for those who don’t graduate with their class, there’s still hope. A post-eligibility program was created at the beginning of Pastilong’s administration to give those student-athletes who are close to graduating an opportunity to come back to school to complete their degrees. Since its creation, dozens of students have participated, with a success rate of better than 80 percent. More than 25 student-athletes from all sports participated in the post-eligibility program last year. In 1992, under the direction of associate athletic director Garrett Ford, WVU joined the growing list of schools that are a part of an NCAA-sponsored consortium. Similar to the post-eligibility program in providing former student-athletes a chance to continue work toward their degrees, the closely screened consortium requires participants to be more involved in community-related activities. The consortium students are often much older athletes, who left the University to pursue professional sports or business careers, but now wish to return to complete their degrees. NCAA Certification West Virginia recently went through its third cycle of the NCAA Division I athletics certification program in 2008-09. A self-study was conducted in these principle areas: governance and commitment to rules compliance, academic integrity, as well as gender and diversity and student-athlete well-being. While academic accreditation is common in colleges and universities, this program focuses solely on certification of athletics programs. WVU was one of the first schools nationally to volunteer for the NCAA’s pilot certification program in 1991, and was one of five schools originally certified at that time. The WVU athletics program was recertified by the NCAA in 1996 and then again in 2001. At the 1997 NCAA Convention, the NCAA Division I membership voted to change the frequency of athletics certification from once every five years to once every 10 years.

STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES “West Virginia was one of the first two schools to participate in the initial NCAA Certification in 1991,” Director of Athletics Ed Pastilong said. “This enables our University to confirm its commitment to the key values of intercollegiate athletics.” The study process involved members of the institution’s faculty and staff, as well as athletics department personnel and student-athletes. When the study concluded, an external team of reviewers conducted an evaluation visit on campus. Those reviewers were peers from other colleges, universities or conference offices. The peer-review team will report to the NCAA Division I Committee on Athletics Certification. The Committee on Athletics Certification will then determine the institution’s certification status and announce the decision publicly.

CHAMPS Life Skills The numerous challenges that today’s college student-athletes face, both on and off the playing field, are unparalleled in the history of higher education. Unfortunately, many students are not well prepared to face these challenges. To prepare student-athletes for the demands of college life and beyond, the NCAA has developed the CHAMPS (Challenging Athletes Minds for Personal Success)/Life Skills program. In the spring of 1995, West Virginia University initiated its own CHAMPS/Life Skills program. WVU was one of 170 schools selected by the NCAA to participate in their national pilot program. Five programming “commitment” areas viewed as critical to personal growth are part of WVU’s model. They are: 1) academic excellence, 2) personal development, 3) career development, 4) athletic excellence, and 5) community service.

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Graduation Rates West Virginia University’s graduation rate for student-athletes has been impressive, to say the least, over the past seven years. The ratio of student-athletes graduating to the general student body has increased almost every year. “I’m quite pleased to see that our graduation rates are maintaining a more than respectable level,” said WVU Director of Athletics Ed Pastilong. “I want to compliment our student-athletes for their attention to academics, I want to compliment assistant athletic director Garrett Ford and his excellent staff in student services for their efforts in assisting our students, and I want to compliment our coaches for being so conscientious toward our students’ needs.” The graduation rate for student-athletes is based upon the number of students who entered the University receiving athletic scholarship aid in a given academic year, and their progress over six years. The most recent figures are based upon the progress of student-athletes who entered WVU during 1993-94.

STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES Commitment to Academic Excellence The purpose of this area is to support the academic progress of the student-athlete toward intellectual development and graduation. Services provided within this component include tutoring, academic counseling and advising, orientation classes (sport studies 170), and structured study sessions. Commitment to Athletic Excellence The purpose of this area is to offer athletic programs that are broad-based, equitable, and dedicated to the well-being of the studentathlete. The WVU CHAMPS/Life Skills program supports and encourages a broad program of sports on the collegiate level, as well as acts as a resource for the coaching and support staff of the athletic programs.

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Commitment to Personal Development The purpose of this area is to support the development of a wellbalanced lifestyle for student-athletes, encouraging emotional well-being, personal growth and decision making skills. CHAMPS/Life Skills services provided within this component include personal counseling, health presentations, improving communication skills, and presentations on social development and fiscal responsibility.

Commitment to Service The purpose of this component is to engage interested studentathletes in service to his or her campus and surrounding communities. Activities for student-athletes within this component include peer education, guest speaking at campus and community events, and mentoring local children.

Commitment to Career Development The purpose of this component is to encourage the student-athlete to develop and pursue career and life goals in a timely manner. The CHAMPS/Life Skills program fulfills this purpose by offering career development presentations, sport career retirement programs, and by working in conjunction with the WVU Counseling Service and the Career Services Center on identifying an individualâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s interests, career goals, resumes and job search process. For more information, contact Dr. Ed Etzel at (304) 293-7062.

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HEAD COACH greg van zant

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HEAD COACH · 16th SEASON WEST VIRGINIA (1984)

Now in his 16th season as head coach at West Virginia University, state native Greg Van Zant has elevated the Mountaineer baseball program into the national spotlight. The former player from Williamson, W.Va., now ranks second in WVU baseball history with 450 wins. In his time as head coach, Van Zant has accomplished plenty at West Virginia by winning BIG EAST championships (regular season and tournament), earning an NCAA Tournament appearance and churning out 46 players who have been drafted or signed contracts with Major League Baseball organizations, including 24 pitchers. Van Zant has produced six All-Americans, the BIG EAST Pitcher of the Year, the BIG EAST Player of the Year, two BIG EAST Rookies of the Year, 52 all-conference players, a first-round draft pick, two major league players and most recently, an Olympian. Van Zant has also been named BIG EAST Coach of the Year twice as well as the American Baseball Coaches Association East Region Coach of the Year. During his first 15 seasons, Van Zant has averaged 30 wins per year. In 2009, Van Zant’s Mountaineers amassed 37 wins, tying the 1998 team for the most victories since joining the BIG EAST. Picked to finish seventh in the BIG EAST preseason coaches’ poll, Van Zant led one of country’s best offensive clubs to a third-place finish in the regular season, helping a schoolrecord nine players earn all-BIG EAST accolades. The veteran coach propelled his group to 17 conference wins, WVU’s most since 2003, while directing the Mountaineers to a No. 26 ranking in the Collegiate Baseball poll and a No. 36 spot in the ESPN/USA Today Top 25 Coaches’ Poll during the week of April 13, 2009. Behind three .400-plus hitters in Dan DiBartolomeo, Jedd Gyorko and Vince Belnome, the Mountaineers set single-season school records for team batting average (.360), RBIs (491), doubles (161), extra base hits (242) and runs scored (525). Under the tutelage of Van Zant, pitchers Jarryd Summers and Billy Gross formed one of the best 1-2 starting combinations in the BIG EAST in 2009, combining for a 16-7 record with a 3.63 ERA and 157 strikeouts. Van Zant also witnessed the progression of catcher Tobias Streich, who became WVU’s highest draft pick in 12 seasons after being selected by the Minnesota Twins in the fifth round of the Major League Baseball first-year player draft. Belnome also landed a spot with the San Diego Padres in the 28th round, while Gross (Baltimore Orioles), Austin Markel (Florida Marlins) and Joe Agreste (San Diego Padres) all signed free-agent deals. In 2008, Van Zant guided one of nation’s most prolific offenses to a 35-21 mark, making WVU one of the select few Division I programs to post 100 wins in a three-year span (2006-08). Led by All-Americans Tyler Kuhn and Gyorko, the Mountaineers finished fifth in the country with a .341 batting average, 13th in slugging percentage (.523) and 15th in total runs (477). WVU also had three other all-BIG EAST players in Agreste, Belnome and Justin Parks who added to the high-powered WVU offense, as well as BIG EAST all-Tournament Team member Markel. Adding to Van Zant’s résumé was the selection of former WVU pitcher Jeremy Cummings to the United States Olympic Baseball team in the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing, China. Van Zant oversaw the four-year progression of Cummings from 1996-99, as the Mountaineer pitching alum helped the United States earn a bronze medal. In 2007, Van Zant led WVU to a 29-22 record. Senior left fielder Justin Jenkins earned third team All-America honors, while producing a 38-game hitting streak, tied for the 10th longest in the history of college baseball. Jenkins later signed as a pre-draft free agent with the Cleveland Indians. Four other

Van Zant At A Glance COACHING EXPERIENCE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY, 1991-PRESENT • Head Coach (1995-Present) • Assistant Coach (1991-94) • One NCAA Tournament Appearance • Two BIG EAST Regular-Season Championships • One BIG EAST Postseason Championship • 450 Career Victories • Two-time BIG EAST Coach of the Year (1997, 2003) • 1996 ABCA/East Region Coach of the Year GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY, 1991-PRESENT • Assistant Coach (1988-90) EDUCATION GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY, 1988-90 • Master’s in Business Administration • Master’s in Sport Management WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY, 1984 • Bachelor’s in Industrial Engineering PLAYER DEVELOPMENT WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY, 1995-PRESENT • Six All-Americans • One BIG EAST Player of the Year • One BIG EAST Pitcher of the Year • Two BIG EAST Rookies of the Year • One Brooks Wallace Award Finalist • 52 All-Conference Players • 46 Professionally Signed Players (Drafted or Free Agents) • Two Major League Players (Four since 1991) • One First Round Draft Pick • One United States Olympian

Mountaineers were selected in the pro draft in 2007. Van Zant guided the Mountaineers to a 36-22 record in 2006 and the program’s sixth BIG EAST Tournament appearance. WVU won its first 17 home games and owned the nation’s longest winning streak at the time. With the final three home wins at the end of the 2005 season, the 20-game home winning streak set a school record. The 25-4 mark opening the season was the best start to a campaign in 40 years, garnering the school’s first national ranking since 1982. The 2006 squad put a strong offense on display, as it finished the season with a .339 batting average, good enough for second in all of Division I. The 2005 season was a special year for the skipper as he grabbed win No. 300 in a 15-1 victory over Savannah State on April 6. The year also marked the first time in school history that three former Mountaineers were playing Major League Baseball at the same time. Steve Kline, Scott Seabol, and current Major

HEAD COACH greg van zant Van Zant’s Coaching Record Year School 1995 West Virginia 1996 West Virginia (BIG EAST/NCAA) 1997 West Virginia (BIG EAST) 1998 West Virginia (BIG EAST) 1999 West Virginia (BIG EAST) 2000 West Virginia 2001 West Virginia 2002 West Virginia 2003 West Virginia (BIG EAST) 2004 West Virginia 2005 West Virginia 2006 West Virginia (BIG EAST) 2007 West Virginia 2008 West Virginia (BIG EAST) 2009 West Virginia (BIG EAST) Career

Record Win % 18-32 .360 33-25 .574 36-19 .655 37-17-1 .682 29-28 .509 25-28 .471 27-26 .509 24-26 .480 36-19 .654 23-29 .442 25-30 .454 36-22 .620 29-22 .569 35-21 .632 37-18 .673 450-362-1 .554

West Virginia was one of just three schools from the nation’s 10 major baseball conferences to win the regular and postseason titles that season, and its 2-0 start in the NCAA Tournament was the best in school history. By virtue of his club’s 1996 BIG EAST Tournament championship, the coach has now participated in the NCAA Tournament as a player (1982), an assistant (1990 and 1994) and a head coach. The Mountaineers finished the 1996 campaign ranked No. 36 by USA Today/Baseball Weekly, the highest West Virginia has ever finished in that poll. He was named the ABCA/East Region Coach of the Year, one of eight regional coaches honored nationwide. He took over the Mountaineer program in December of 1994, a month after the death of longtime mentor Dale Ramsburg. Like Ramsburg, Van Zant has been active among the coaching fraternity. The hard-working coach is a 26-year member of the American Baseball Coaches Association, and has served two terms as president of the BIG EAST Baseball Coaches Association. In 2005, Van Zant was chosen as a member of the NCAA Division I Baseball East Region Advisory Committee and served in that capacity through the 2007 season. Van Zant began his association with college baseball as a four-year starting third baseman at WVU from 1980-83, helping the Mountaineers to the NCAA regional playoffs in 1982. He is probably best remembered for a double play that he started in the ninth inning to give WVU a 7-5 victory over Rutgers in the Eastern Eight Championship game. That team finished No. 16 in the nation by Collegiate Baseball and came within two games of advancing to the College World Series. After graduation, he worked for Ford Motor Company from 198587 before accepting a coaching position at Georgia Southern under legendary coach Jack Stallings. During his three years at Georgia Southern, he was responsible for working with the infielders as well as marketing and promoting the baseball program. In his final season at Georgia Southern in 1990, Van Zant was part of an Eagle team that won 50 games and advanced to the College World Series. Among the prominent players at Georgia Southern during Van Zant’s stay were future Major League players like pitcher Joey Hamilton, catcher Todd Greene and shortstop Chris Petersen. Van Zant spent the summer of 1990 coaching in the Cape Cod League with the Falmouth Commodores, where he helped instruct St. Louis Cardinals first-round pick Alan Watson. Later that summer, Van Zant returned to his alma mater as an assistant coach.

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Leaguer Dustin Nippert of the Texas Rangers were all coached by Van Zant. Van Zant has been chosen four times to participate as a clinician at the YES (Youth Education through Sports) Clinic in Omaha, Neb., at the College World Series. He has worked at the Omaha Clinic in 1999, 2004, 2005 and 2007, and has spoken at numerous baseball coaching clinics and camps nationwide. In 2003, Van Zant orchestrated one of the most exciting seasons in team history, as a Mountaineer team slated to finish near the bottom of the conference battled its way to a 36-19 overall record and an 186 conference mark. For his efforts, Van Zant was named BIG EAST Coach of the Year for the second time in his career. WVU produced a school-record six draft picks in the 2001 season, as Van Zant reached 200 wins faster than any other coach in school history. In 1998, Van Zant’s talented squad produced a 37-17-1 record and advanced to the final four of the BIG EAST Tournament. Four players were drafted from that team, including 19th-round pick Brad Elwood. His Mountaineers ranked among the NCAA’s best in hitting (second) with a .358 team batting mark, pitching (22nd) with a 4.49 ERA and scoring (28th) at 9.02 runs per game. Outfielder and former WVU assistant coach Joe McNamee became the coach’s second AllAmerica player in two seasons. A year earlier in 1997, Van Zant led West Virginia to its second BIG EAST American Division title in as many years. Owning a 3619 overall mark, West Virginia registered the third-most wins in school history at the time. His top pitcher, Chris Enochs, became the school’s first All-America selection since 1964 and was selected in the first round (11th overall selection) of the Major League Draft by the Oakland Athletics. For Van Zant’s efforts, he was honored as the 1997 BIG EAST Coach of the Year. West Virginia’s 1996 squad posted a 33-25 record, won the BIG EAST regular and postseason championships, and earned a thirdplace finish at the 1996 Atlantic Regional at Clemson, S.C. His club defeated nationally-ranked Tennessee and Georgia Southern in the NCAA Tournament, securing the school’s first wins against nationallyranked teams since 1982.

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Serving as Ramsburg’s top assistant and recruiting coordinator, Van Zant helped recruit WVU players that produced an NCAA regional berth in 1994. He was also a part of several improvements to the Mountaineer baseball program, including re-establishing the alumni game played every fall since 1991 and the construction of an eight-foot outfield fence with advertising and 30-foot foul poles. As head coach, the improvements have continued. The most notable are the constant upgrades to Hawley Field, including the installation of lights and initiating the Mountaineer Baseball Marathon Game, which has raised thousands of dollars toward improving the baseball program. Recently, Van Zant helped raise funds for a new outfield drainage system, a state-of-the-art infield, a new warning track and a major league style batter’s eye just beyond the center field wall. Van Zant has also maintained the respectable rapport with professional scouts established under Ramsburg; West Virginia has had 69 players selected in the Major League draft since it was first initiated in 1965 (in just 15 seasons, Van Zant has coached over half of those drafted at West Virginia). Four of those players have gone on to play in the big leagues. Holding multiple degrees stemming from his time as a graduate and undergraduate student, Van Zant has not disappointed in stressing the significance of the ever-important realm of academics. He was instrumental in guiding former players Josh Williamson (1997) and Lee Fritz (2005) toward CoSIDA Academic All-America honors, and has also coached three academic all-district performers during his reign in Morgantown. A 1984 WVU graduate in industrial engineering, Van Zant earned master’s degrees in sport management in 1988 and business administration in 1989 from Georgia Southern. The southern West Virginia native received the Rawlings Baseball post-graduate scholarship in 1991 and 1992. Eight years ago, Van Zant was widely recognized by his hometown when he was inducted into the Williamson High School Hall of Fame. Van Zant resides in Morgantown with his wife, the former Leslie Jones of Farmington, W.Va.

Van Zant versus opponents Air Force 0-1 Akron 9-4 Appalachian State 0-1 Army 1-0 Auburn 0-1 Boston College 10-14 Bowling Green State 1-2 Bucknell 3-0 Buffalo 2-1 Cal State Northridge 0-1 Canisius 2-1 Cincinnati 7-5 Citadel 0-4 Clemson 0-2 Cleveland State 12-1 Coastal Carolina 1-5 Connecticut 23-19 Coppin State 12-1 Cornell 1-2 Dayton 1-1 Duke 0-2 Duquesne 18-1 East Carolina 1-5 East Tennessee State 3-3 Eastern Kentucky 3-2 Eastern Michigan 5-1 Florida 0-2 Florida State 0-1 Fordham 2-0 Furman 0-1 Georgetown 24-8 George Mason 1-1 George Washington 0-3 Georgia Southern 1-0 Georgia Tech 0-4 Hartford 4-0 Howard 2-0 Illinois 0-2 Illinois-Chicago 1-0 Illinois State 1-0 Indiana 1-0 Iona 4-0 James Madison 1-3 Kent State 4-6 Kentucky 1-0 LeMoyne 3-1 Longwood 0-1 Louisville 4-6 Marist 1-1 Marshall 7-0 Maryland 5-8 Maryland Baltimore County 1-0 Maryland-Eastern Shore 10-0 Massachusetts 0-3 Memphis 1-1 Michigan State 2-2 Minnesota 0-2

Mississippi Morehead State Mount St. Mary’s Navy Nebraska Nevada Nevada-Las Vegas New Jersey Tech New York Tech Niagara Norfolk State North Carolina North Carolina A&T North Carolina State UNC-Wilmington Northern Illinois Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio Ohio State Oklahoma State Old Dominion Oregon State Pace Penn State Pitt Providence Purdue Quinnipiac Rhode Island Richmond Rutgers Savannah State St. Bonaventure St. John’s St. Joseph’s St. Louis St. Peter’s Seton Hall Siena South Carolina Stetson Stony Brook Temple Tennessee Toledo Towson USF Valparaiso Vanderbilt Villanova Virginia Tech Wake Forest Western Carolina Winthrop Xavier Youngstown State

1-0 4-1 4-0 2-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 4-0 6-0 12-2 3-0 0-2 3-0 0-3 2-5 1-0 1-0 14-29 8-4 1-3 0-3 3-1 0-1 2-2 1-0 20-17 9-2 1-0 2-0 3-1 3-5 11-26 1-1 15-9 16-26 3-2 1-0 3-0 22-11 3-1 1-2 1-2 3-3 5-1 3-3 4-2 1-2 4-10 2-0 1-4 23-12 9-16-1 0-3 2-0 0-1 0-1 9-5

coach van zant Q&A Coming off a banner year in 2009, what must this season’s team do to ride that momentum and attain higher marks in 2010?

What is your main philosophy with this year’s group of pitchers?

I don’t think 2009 has any bearing on 2010. For the returning players, they will have the experience from last year and should have learned from last year. For the new players, last year doesn’t help them at all. Each season is separate and we have to prepare and play each game one at a time.

There are a lot of pieces to the pitching staff. What we have to do is every inning we play this spring, we must have a quality pitched inning. We have a lot of players capable of doing that, and on paper if you have good pitching depth then you’ll have a quality pitching staff. We hope to have a situation where we can put three pretty good pitchers on the mound during the weekend series and still have some good pitchers left for the mid-week games. Our pitching staff has a chance to be better than last year.

Although you’ve lost a handful of solid hitters, you still retain two of the better players West Virginia has produced in Jedd Gyorko and Dan DiBartolomeo. What does it mean to have those two players in the everyday lineup? It’s great to be able to write their names in the lineup. Those two guys are very good players and we’re fortunate to have them in our program. They’re fun to coach, they’re talented and they’re good guys who work hard. Those two players make us a better team. You couldn’t have a better shortstop and third baseman returning, and those are two positions that are sometimes hard to fill because of the arm strength you need on the left side of the infield. Over the last five seasons, West Virginia has gained recognition for its offensive production. How have these players developed so rapidly and become such good Division I hitters since arriving in Morgantown?

This season you plan to have more depth in your pitching staff compared to last year. Who are some under-the-radar throwers that can break through in 2010? We had seven pitchers that threw really well this fall, but the two left-handers that can make a difference in our pitching staff are sophomore Chase Pickering and freshman Marshall Thompson. Chase has all the ability in the world and if he throws the ball in the strike zone, he could be our best pitcher. He’s in the mix as a potential left-handed starter. Marshall missed the fall because of surgery on his shoulder, but if he comes around in the spring, he can really help us. Another guy that pitched really well this fall was Jared Hill. He could easily end up being our third starter or start Tuesday in the mid-week. He threw very well this fall and is a pretty polished pitcher for a freshman. Matt Morrone also really threw the ball well this fall. Last fall, he was throwing his fastball 81-83, this fall he is throwing it 85-87, sometimes touching 88.

Maximum preparation and maximum effort – those are our goals. If you do those things, the numerical goals will take care of themselves. Every team in Division I would like to be national champions, so you don’t want to set your goals too low and look to be just conference champions. What we focus on is maximum preparation and effort on a daily basis and winning one game at a time. Once we win one game, we’ll work to win the second game, and it builds from there. Each player and coach must focus on his preparation and effort. You’ve put together one of the most competitive schedules in the school’s 115-year history. What was your mindset behind scheduling some of this year’s opponents, which includes five NCAA participants from 2009? We always try to schedule as tough as we can, and a lot of times your schedule is out of your hands. We were fortunate to get invited to the Keith LeClair Classic in East Carolina, the Big Ten/BIG EAST Challenge and the Caravelle Resort Tournament at Coastal Carolina. Those are good tournaments to play in. Our conference schedule every year is a big challenge, and in our non-conference schedule, we play who we can play. We try to schedule non-conference games against good schools and good coaches. Overall, what kind of player and person is an institution like West Virginia University looking for in its baseball program? There are two things we as a baseball program look for -- we’re looking for professional baseball players that want to go to college first. We want players that have the ability to play professional baseball right now, or have the ability with hard work and getting in the weight room to have a future in professional baseball. It takes a group of professional players ability-wise to win our league. We’re also looking for good people. If you’re a great player but not a great teammate, that’s not going to help us. We’re looking for guys that are going to represent this state, the university, themselves and their families in the best possible manner. We’re looking for a well-rounded player who is not only an excellent athlete but an excellent person who is committed to his academics as well. We want someone who our alumni and fans can be proud to have on the West Virginia baseball team.

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First of all, we’ve been fortunate to recruit good hitters. When they come here, we have an overall hitting philosophy that they combine with hard work. Coach Pat Sherald and our assistant coaches have spent a tremendous amount of time working with these hitters, and they have a chance to be successful. We’ve had a good amount of hitters on our team, so there is competition for playing time amongst them. There’s a sense of urgency to have good at-bats. It’s a combination of recruiting good hitters, our hitting philosophy, the hitters themselves getting better and our excellent coaching, specifically Pat Sherald, our hitting coach.

What is the overall goal of this year’s group? How realistic can those goals become?

player development at wvu Head coach Greg Van Zant also serves as the Mountaineer pitching coach. The following is a list of pitchers Van Zant has helped develop. Pitcher (Year) Rodney Allen (1996) Greg Johnson (1996) Mike Riley (1996) Chris Enochs (1997) Steve Beller (1997) Garrett Zyskowski (1998) David Kloes (1998) Jeremy Cummings (1999) Lewis Ross (1999) Shane Rhodes (2001) David Maust (2001) Vance McCracken (2001) Matt Blethen (2001) Billy Biggs (2001) Joe Van Gorder (2002) Dustin Nippert (2002) Billy Biggs (2002) Jason DiAngelo (2003) Zac Cline (2004) Dan Leatherman (2006) Kenny Durst (2007) Levi Maxwell (2007) Josh Whitlock (2008) Billy Gross (2009)

Prior To WVU Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Indians-57th round Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Orioles-42nd round Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Not drafted Not Drafted Not Drafted Not Drafted Not Drafted

After WVU Braves-free agent Angels-free agent Giants-16th round A’s-First round Brewers-24th round Astros-22nd round Yankees-41st round Cardinals-21st round Diamondbacks-free agent Red Sox-11th round Expos-17th round Dodgers-18th round Indians-24th round Cardinals-36th round Cardinals-14th round Diamondbacks-15th round Diamondbacks-40th round Rockies-27th round Phillies-15th round Twins-free agent Rockies- 15th round White Sox- 18th round Chicago Cubs- 26th round Baltimore Orioles-free agent

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The following MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL pitchers, developed under Van Zant at West Virginia:

Pitcher (Year) Joe Hudson (1992) Steve Kline (1993) Dustin Nippert (2002)

Prior To WVU Not drafted Drafted-48th round Not drafted

After WVU Red Sox-27th round Indians-8th round Diamondbacks-15th round

The following FIRST ROUND DRAFT PICKS developed under Van Zant: Pitcher Alan Watson Joey Hamilton Chris Enochs

Team Falmouth-Cape Cod Georgia Southern WVU

Draft Team (Year) Cardinals (1990) Padres (1990) A’s (1997)

Since arriving as WVU’s hitting coach in 2005, 15 different players have garnered all-BIG EAST honors after having prolific seasons at the plate under the tutelage of assistant coach Pat Sherald: Player (Year) Jedd Gyorko (2009) Justin Parks (2009) Tobias Streich (2009) Vince Belnome (2009) Austin Markel (2009) Dan DiBartolomeo (2009) Tyler Kuhn (2008) Jedd Gyorko (2008) Justin Parks (2008) Vince Belnome (2008) Joe Agreste (2008) Justin Jenkins (2007) Adam White (2007) Casey Bowling (2006) Stan Posluszny (2006) David Carpenter (2006) Adam White (2006) Lee Fritz (2005) Doug Nelms (2005) David Carpenter (2005) Justin Jenkins (2005) Stan Pozluszny (2005)

Batting Numbers .421, 8 HRs, 58 RBIs .374, 12 HRs, 41 RBIs .322, 6 HRs, 57 RBIs .418, 9 HRs, 84 RBIs .357, 15 HRs, 56 RBIs .439, 8 HRs, 59 RBIs .424, 9 HRs, 56 RBIs .409, 8 HRs, 63 RBIs .378, 5 HRs, 43 RBIs .377, 3 HRs, 66 RBIs .369, 6 HRs, 45 RBIs .372, 11 HRs, 48 RBIs .365, 0 HRs, 32 RBIs .403, 7 HRs, 43 RBIs .332, 10 HRs, 60 RBIs .316, 7 HRs, 38 RBIs .368, 1 HR, 27 RBIs .379, 5 HRs, 45 RBIs .349, 3 HRs, 28 RBIs .282, 3 HRs, 18 RBIs .359, 12 HRS, 43 RBIs .286, 12 HRs, 50 RBIs

BIG EAST Honors First Team First Team First Team Second Team Third Team Third Team First Team Second Team, Rookie of the Year Second Team Third Team Third Team First Team Third Team First Team First Team First Team Second Team First Team First Team Third Team Second Team Third Team

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pat Sherald

ASSISTANT COACH · 6TH SEASON LAMAR (2002) Sherald At A Glance COACHING EXPERIENCE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY, 2005-PRESENT • Assistant Coach • Serves as the hitting coach; works with catchers • Top-five team in batting average in 2006, 2008 and 2009 • Led the BIG EAST in slugging percentage four times in five seasons • Four All-Americans • 15 all-BIG EAST performers LAMAR UNIVERSITY, 2002-04 • Assistant Coach • Served as the pitching and catchers coach; strength coordinator • Top-25 team in earned run average three times • Three NCAA Regional appearances • Two Southland Conference championships • 18 all-Southland Conference performers • Finished 23rd nationally in 2003 EDUCATION LAMAR UNIVERSITY, 2000-02 • Master’s in Kinesiology • Bachelor’s in Kinesiology • Two-year letterwinner (2000-01) • Academic all-Southland Conference catcher FREDERICK COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 1998-99 • All-conference and all-tournament catcher • Led team to the Division II World Series

he lettered from 1998-99. As a catcher he earned all-conference and all-tournament honors, helped FCC advance to the Division II World Series and finish the season ranked fourth nationally. A two-year letterman for Lamar from 2000-01, Sherald earned academic all-Southland Conference honors at catcher while earning two degrees, a bachelor’s and master’s degree in kinesiology. He completed his thesis and was named graduate student of the year. The Emmitsburg, Md., native received his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) certification in 2002. He was a USA Today honorable mention All-American and MVP of the Crown All-Star game coming out of Catoctin High. Sherald is also a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) and the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Besides excelling as a player and coach, Sherald has also published various articles concerning sport and exercise. Carrying a baseball pedigree that stems throughout his family, Sherald’s father, Tom, was also a Division I coach and eventually was enshrined into the Maryland Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame in 2000. He enjoyed a successful coaching career at Mount Saint Mary’s University, and also coached at Catoctin/ Thomas Johnson High Schools. Sherald resides in Morgantown.

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Pat Sherald enters his sixth season with the Mountaineer baseball program and serves as the hitting coach, while also working with the catchers and assisting with recruiting for WVU. Sherald also serves as the bench coach on game days. Sherald has had great success at West Virginia, where his hitters have dominated BIG EAST statistics and have been among the best in Division I. Over the last four seasons, the Mountaineer offense has gained national recognition for finishing among the country’s best in team batting average. WVU finished with a .339 mark in 2006, good enough for second place. In 2007, the Mountaineers continued their offensive prowess with a .317 average and finished the 2008 season with the nation’s fifth-best mark of .341. The 2009 squad was arguably the greatest offensive unit in school history, compiling a school-record .360 average to finish third nationally. Sherald and his knowledgeable hitting tactics left an indelible mark on the 2009 team. Since the inception of Mountaineer baseball 115 years ago, never have three hitters garnered a .400 batting average (minimum of 100 at-bats) or better in the same season. Under the guidance of Sherald, WVU shattered several lofty offensive records while gaining notoriety as not just the best hitting team in the BIG EAST, but one of the most powerful units across the country. WVU’s .564 team slugging percentage ranked eighth in the nation last season, indicative of the team’s ability to hit for both average and power under the sixth-year assistant. Sherald was also largely responsible for the development of former catcher Tobias Streich, who became WVU’s highest draft pick in 12 seasons when he was selected in the fifth round of the 2009 Major League Baseball first-year player draft by the Minnesota Twins. In 2008, Sherald helped pave the way for WVU to become one of the top offenses in the country. With six hitters batting .300 or above, Sherald guided the Mountaineers to one of its best offensive seasons ever. The 2008 season saw two players bat over .400, as Tyler Kuhn (.424) and Jedd Gyorko (.409) powered their way to nationally acclaimed seasons while leading one of the greatest batting lineups in school history. The Mountaineers were 24th nationally in hitting during their 2007 campaign. WVU finished with a 29-22 mark while Sherald played a key role in paving the way for power-hitter Justin Jenkins to become a Collegiate Baseball third team All-American as well as an all-BIG EAST second team performer. Sherald worked with former volunteer assistant Casey Bowling in 2006, as he became the seventh WVU hitter since 1990 to finish a season batting over .400 and oversaw Jenkins, who had a then-school record for single-season hits with 94. He also worked daily with catcher David Carpenter, who was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 12th round following the 2006 season. Sherald came from Lamar University, where he served as an assistant coach for three seasons. At Lamar, Sherald worked primarily with the catchers and pitchers. He guided the Lamar pitching staff to three consecutive Top 25 rankings in ERA, including sixth-best in the nation in 2004. He also coordinated the in-season and off-season strength and conditioning programs for Lamar baseball. The Cardinals made three consecutive trips to the NCAA Regionals under Sherald’s watch. During that time, 14 Cardinals signed professional baseball contracts, 18 players earned all-conference recognition, and Sherald coached one major leaguer. During his three-year tenure, Lamar won two Southland Conference championships and two tournament titles. The Cardinals posted 36, 40 and 41 win seasons while being nationally ranked in each of Sherald’s three seasons. The 2003 Lamar team finished the season ranked No. 22 in the nation. Sherald began his playing career at Frederick Community College (Md.), where

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TAD REIDA

ASSISTANT COACH · 2ND SEASON INDIANA (2008)

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Tad Reida enters his second season as an assistant coach for the West Virginia University baseball team, working once again with the infielders, assisting as a hitting coach and serving as the team’s first base coach. Prior to coaching at WVU, the Kokomo, Ind., native spent his previous two seasons as an infielder for the Indiana University baseball team. He received a bachelor’s degree in sport marketing and management at IU in July 2008. Before his stint in Bloomington, Reida spent his first two seasons at Wichita State, where he helped lead the Shockers to a 51-24 record in 2005 and advance to the NCAA Regional Championship game before falling to Tennessee in the Knoxville Regional. Reida spent the summer of 2008 coaching for the Indiana Bulls, one of the premier amateur baseball organizations that have guided several players to the professional ranks. In the spring, he was an assistant coach at Bloomington North High. Reida lettered four years in baseball at Western High, earning all-state honors once while garnering several all-conference and all-county accolades. He was selected in the 50th round of the Major League Baseball draft by the Philadelphia Phillies during his senior year. Reida has one daughter, Peyton, 2.

Reida At A Glance COACHING EXPERIENCE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY, 2009-PRESENT • Assistant Coach • Serves as the infielders coach; assists as hitting coach and recruiter • Top-five team in batting average in 2009 • Two All-Americans in 2009 • Nine all-BIG EAST performers in 2009 EDUCATION INDIANA UNIVERSITY, 2007-08 • Bachelor’s degree (sport marketing and management) Wichita state UNIVERSITY, 2005-06

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volunteer ASSISTANT · 1ST SEASON I (2009) Jake Weghorst begins his first season as a volunteer assistant for the West Virginia University baseball team, which includes primary duties as the bullpen coach on game-days while assisting both the pitchers and outfielders. The Lorena, Texas, native enjoyed a remarkable two-year career as a reliever for Baylor University, lettering in both years. Weghorst’s junior season in 2006 was highlighted by a 27-inning scoreless streak that covered 17 appearances, as he set a Big 12 record for the lowest ERA (0.00) in conference play. He finished his standout junior campaign with a team-best 1.73 ERA in 24 appearances, and helped lead Baylor to NCAA Regional appearances in both his seasons with the Bears. Prior to his playing career at the Division I level, Weghorst was a two-time firstteam all-conference pitcher and a member of the Texas-New Mexico Junior College All-Star team at Angelina College. His pitching prowess guided the school to the Region 14 East Zone Conference crown in his sophomore year. Weghorst spent the 2008 season as a volunteer pitching coach for TennesseeMartin of the Ohio Valley Conference, as the Skyhawks’ 21 victories was their most since becoming a Division I program. He also was the pitching coach for the Duncanville Deputies of the Texas Collegiate League in the Summer 2007 as well as the Front Royal Cardinals of the Valley League in the Summer 2009. Weghorst earned his bachelor’s degree in education from Baylor in December 2007, specializing in health, human performance and recreation programs.

Weghorst At A Glance COACHING EXPERIENCE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY, 2009-PRESENT • Volunteer Assistant • Serves as the game-day bullpen coach; assists pitchers and outfielders • Coached Duncanville Deputies and Front Royal Cardinals EDUCATION BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, 2006-07 • Bachelor’s degree in Education • Held a 27-inning scoreless streak in 2006 • Set Big 12 record for lowest conference ERA (0.00) • Finished junior year with a team-best 1.73 ERA in 24 appearances • Led Bears to two NCAA Regional appearances ANGELINA COLLEGE, 2004-05 • First-team all-conference pitcher • Texas-New Mexico Junior College All-Star Team • Region 14 East Zone Conference Title

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Liz Bunn

Educational Counselor

Athletic Training

Liz Bunn works with several varsity sports teams in the Shell Building, including her primary sports of women’s soccer, cross country, track and baseball. The Phoenix, Ariz., native received a bachelor of science degree in both athletic training and biochemistry from Charleston Southern University in 2005. Bunn worked with five different sports team as an undergraduate assistant athletic trainer at CSU. Bunn played four years on the Charleston Southern women’s soccer team, two of those as a starter, and was named to the Big South’s all-academic team in 2001 and 2002. In 2006, Bunn completed her master’s of education degree in sports medicine from the University of Virginia. While completing her degree, she worked with five different sports teams at the Virginia Military Institute as a graduate assistant athletic trainer. Bunn and her husband, Wil, reside in Morgantown.

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Steve Bierer

Athletic Equipment

Veteran staff member Robert “Bubba” Schmidt is in his 29th season as equipment manager at West Virginia. He is responsible for all the athletic garb and gear worn by each of WVU’s varsity athletic teams, with the exception of football. He is responsible for the ordering of new equipment for 16 sports. One of his primary duties includes keeping an up-to-date inventory of all equipment items and storage, a task he handles efficiently for hundreds of Mountaineer athletes practicing out of the Coliseum and Shell Building. The 1976 graduate of WVU has a bachelor’s degree in physical education. He has worked in the equipment room since 1978 and was elevated to equipment manager at the start of the 1980 season. The Wheeling native is married to the former Betsey Pedone. They have three daughters, Kay-lee, Iliana and Anne Peyton.

Steve Bierer enters his second season as an assistant equipment manager at WVU. A native of Morgantown, Bierer is responsible for acting as the equipment room’s liaison with Nike, facilitating all orders and returns, is the top assistant to veteran Equipment Manager Bubba Schmidt and works daily with all varsity men’s sports at West Virginia, with the exception of football. Bierer came to WVU after serving a three year stint as head equipment manager for Olympic sports at Virginia from 2005-08. He spent 2000-05 at East Carolina as an assistant equipment manager, his last season serving as head equipment manager. From 1998-99, Bierer served as an assistant equipment manager at Virginia Tech and spent five seasons (1993-98) as a WVU student football manager under Hall of Fame Coach Don Nehlen. He resides in Morgantown.

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Dr. Paul Downey joined the Mountaineer staff in 2005 as an academic advisor. In 2008, he became the Director of the Coliseum Academic Performance Center and is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the center including the tutoring and mentoring programs. His duties also include communicating with the Office of Admissions and Records and compliance regarding the ongoing APR (Academic Progress Rate) efforts of the athletic department. He is also responsible for providing guidance to the baseball, cross country, gymnastics, rowing, men’s and women’s swimming, track, volleyball and wrestling teams. A native of Altoona, Pa., Downey received his bachelor’s degree from Clarion in psychology in 1997. He then went on to earn a master’s degree in kinesiology at Maryland in 2001 and got a second master’s in community counseling from WVU in 2004. Most recently, Downey received his doctorate in sport and exercise psychology in 2005 from WVU. Downey resides in Morgantown with his wife, Carrie, and their daughter, Jillian.

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Strength and Conditioning

Sports Communications

Mike Joseph is in his second year as the director of strength and conditioning at West Virginia University. Joseph, who came to WVU from Notre Dame in 2008, will administer, coordinate, develop, implement and teach strength and conditioning programs for all Mountaineer student athletes with a major emphasis on the football program. He served for five years as the assistant strength coach at Notre Dame (2003-08), working with football and was responsible for the strength and conditioning programs for baseball, volleyball and softball. At Notre Dame, he worked with the head strength coach with football, assisted with workouts, testing, conditioning, speed and agility training and in-season and offseason training schedules on a daily basis. Prior to coming to Notre Dame, he spent two years as an assistant strength coach at Eastern Michigan (2001-03), served as a graduate assistant at WVU for two years (1999-2001), worked at Healthworks Fitness and Rehabilitation in Morgantown during the 2001 summer and was the strength and conditioning coach at Fairmont State (Aug. 1998 – May 1999). He has coached 14 football players who earned All-America honors and more than 100 athletes who were either drafted or signed free agent contracts in the NFL. He earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in biology at Fairmont State and received his master’s degree from West Virginia in physical education with an emphasis in sport movement and development. While at Fairmont State, Joseph was a four-year letterman and three-year captain on the football team from 1994-97. He was a three-time first-team all-WVIAC selection and was named the WVIAC Offensive Player of the Year in 1996. He was a 1997 regional All-American, a Burger King Scholar Athlete and a WVIAC Scholar Athlete. He was selected the vice president of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and to the Fairmont State Student Council. He is certified by the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCa) and the National Strength Coaches Association (NSCA). He is married to the former Andre Cinalli.

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Steve Stone is in his second year as a graduate assistant in the WVU Sports Communications office. A Rochester, N.Y., native, Stone begins his second season as the media relations contact for the Mountaineer baseball team, while writing for all 17 sports on WVU’s official website of MSNsportsNET.com and assisting with MSN’s multimedia efforts to promote Mountaineer athletics. Stone spent one year as a student assistant in the sports communications office where he was the primary contact for wrestling and women’s tennis. He also assisted in the overall operation of WVU football and men’s basketball and women’s basketball. Prior to coming to the WVU Sports Communications office, Stone wrote for Atomic Sports Media for two years, a sportswriting website for college students. He then worked as a media relations intern for the Rochester Red Wings baseball club, where he assisted in updating the website, writing game recaps and marketing the team. Stone is a graduate of WVU’s Perley Isaac Reed School of Journalism, earning a Bachelor’s degree in 2008 with an emphasis in news-editorial. He is working toward a Masters of Science degree in sport management, and has twice received the Gianodis Journalism scholarship.

Dr. Matt Lively Medical Director

Cindy Smith Administrative Assistant

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2010 OUTLOOK

Over the past five seasons, the West Virginia University baseball program has set unprecedented offensive marks that only a handful of schools can rival. The Mountain State’s flagship university has simply been known as a place where hitters develop, as shown by the program’s influx of All-Americans, all-conference performers and professional players. While the Mountaineers return an array of talented hitters, the key to their success will rest on a pitching staff that is as deep as any in coach Greg Van Zant’s tenure at West Virginia. Nine pitchers return from last season’s team that finished 37-18 overall, with each thrower making strides during the offseason. In baseball, the old adage says that good pitching always beats good hitting. Van Zant and the Mountaineers are prepared to have both of those assets on this year’s squad, a team that has limitless potential in addition to several proven players who will fill the leader-

ship role and attempt to bring West Virginia its second BIG EAST championship. PITCHING For a team that has waged several offensive duels in recent years, Van Zant expects this year’s crop of pitchers to show its potential and put less pressure on the offense. West Virginia is 16 pitchers deep for the 2010 season, with plenty of mid-week and weekend options in the starting rotation and the bullpen. “Our pitching depth is as good as we’ve ever had,” Van Zant says. “We’ve got some guys who are established and can pitch at this level successfully. Our pitching staff, on paper, looks like we can hold teams down better than in the past.” Leading WVU’s hurlers is junior starter Jarryd Summers and senior closer Chris Enourato. Statistically, Summers was arguably the top pitcher

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CATCHING The 2010 West Virginia baseball team has a catcher-by-committee approach, with five potent backstoppers in freshmen Matt Malloy and Humberto Melendez, , juniors Kevin Griffin and Justin McDavid and senior Michael Knight. “Catching for us might be a situation where early in the season we use a bunch of different catchers until someone gets the job. The starting position is still up in the air,” Van Zant says. Malloy has a heralded background from Cincinnati, Ohio, being named an Under Armour All-American and a top prospect by Perfect Game as a high school standout. He hopes to fill the shoes of former Mountaineer Tobias Streich, possessing a quick and precise arm that could make life difficult for base runners. Griffin, a Martinsburg, W.Va., native, had excellent power numbers at Potomac State and looks to expand on his defensive skills in order to become the everyday starter. Knight is the only returning catcher from 2009, playing in five games last year and getting a start in WVU’s home finale against Youngstown State. McDavid comes in with plenty of experience, having played at New Mexico State, Central Arizona Community College and Chandler-Gilbert Community College. Melendez will also get an opportunity to earn significant time behind the plate this season. Chris Enourato

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in the BIG EAST last season, leading the conference with a 3.06 ERA and finishing in the top five in opposing batting average (.239), strikeouts (99), wins (7), games started (14), runs allowed (41) and innings pitched (94). Enourato, West Virginia’s all-time leading closer, posted six saves in 2009 and struck out 58 batters in just 46.2 innings pitched. The all-BIG EAST third team member looks to emerge as one of the top closers in the country this season. “We have a first-team all-conference pitcher returning. We have a solid closer, and not many teams have a legitimate No. 1 starter and a closer coming back. Having Summers and Enourato is a pretty good place to start when you’re trying to put together a pitching staff,” Van Zant adds. Sophomore left-hander Jonathan Jones finished 6-2 last season, earning the team’s freshman MVP award. He gained valuable experience as the team’s Saturday starter while beginning the year in the mid-week rotation, and is slated to fill that same role in 2010. A candidate to fill the No. 3 spot behind Summers and Jones is junior lefthander Eric Hinkle, a transfer from Potomac State. The Ocean Township, N.J., native had a superb fall season and has a tremendous opportunity to be a major asset to this year’s pitching crop. “Jonathan Jones pitched well last year as a freshman and will have an opportunity to pitch our Saturday games,” Van Zant says. “We like to go from a right-hander to a left-hander if we can, and Eric Hinkle also showed that he can be a starter for us. We’ve got some other pitchers who are capable of getting in that starting rotation, but it will depend on how Summers, Jones and Hinkle perform.” The most versatile pitcher on this year’s team is senior Andy Altemus, a righthander who can be used as a starter or provide middle-to-long relief. The Morgantown resident went 1-1 with a 4.28 ERA and totaled four saves in 2009, and has improved tremendously during the offseason to give the Mountaineers a formidable thrower in the bullpen. “Andy Altemus is a real big weapon for us because we can bring him right in the opening game of a series, and he will be the first guy out of the bullpen coming in for middle relief or long relief,” Van Zant mentions. Also returning is sophomore southpaw Chase Pickering, redshirt junior Marcus Broadwater, senior Stephen Morrison, redshirt junior lefty Matt Morrone and sophomore right-hander Andy Podolinski. Each has a chance to make a large impact on this year’s club. Freshman right-hander Jared Hill of Harrisburg, Ohio, impressed in the fall, and could find himself in the starting rotation to begin the season. Junior righthanders Andy Berry and Jonathan Hash and freshmen Zach Bargeron, Marshall Thompson and Michael Twigg add quality depth to this year’s group.

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INFIELD Arguably the strongest asset to this year’s team, West Virginia has its share of notable infielders. The combination of third baseman Dan DiBartolomeo and shortstop Jedd Gyorko make up one of the best left sides in the country. DiBartolomeo, a junior, set the school single-season record last year with a .439 batting average. Gyorko, who earned numerous AllAmerica honors last season and was a Brooks Wallace Award finalist, batted .421 with a school-record 28 doubles in 2009. Also returning is second baseman Colin Durborow, a blooming player who is excellent defensively and polished at the plate. “From a position player standpoint, our infield is probably our strength because we return Dan DiBartolomeo at third base, Jedd Gyorko at shortstop and Colin Durborow at second base. Those three positions remain intact,” Van Zant adds. Speedy freshman utility player Brady Wilson is a capable backup to Durborow. Wilson, a standout track athlete at Frederick High in Maryland, is versatile enough to play the infield or outfield. “Brady Wilson gives us an extra infielder who can play second base. Durborow can play second, shortstop or third, so we have some flexibility there,” Van Zant says. At first base, there are three interchangeable players in redshirt sophomore Justin Ellis, freshman Matt Frazer and T.J. Kuban. All three are sound hitters who will need to provide some defensive stability. “I’m confident that between Kuban, Ellis and Frazer, somebody will do a great job at first base,” Van Zant says.

OUTFIELD This season’s group of outfielders carry plenty of speed with good hitting power. Headlining the group is redshirt junior Grant Buckner, a right fielder with a cannon-like arm. Buckner broke through last season by posting a .325 average with five home runs and 45 RBIs. Redshirt junior Mark Dvoroznak could get the first crack at centerfield duties, but may also see some time in left field. The Westlake, Ohio, native batted .324 in 32 games played last season, including 12 games started as a designated hitter or centerfielder. Brady Wilson could also see time in center and left field because of his speed, making both players interchangeable. “Grant Buckner has proven that you can play excellent defense and produce offensively,” Van Zant says. “Centerfield and left field will be whoever wins those jobs. Mark Dvoroznak is fast, athletic and is going to get the first shot at one of the outfield positions. We might play Brady Wilson in the other spot. Wherever we play them, we’re going to have two very fast outfielders in left and center.” Rounding out the group are Dom Hayes, Jeremy Gum and redshirt freshman Clark Sambuco, with each player adding great depth to the outfield group. “We’ve got left-handed bats in Jeremy Gum and Dom Hayes who can both play left field,” Van Zant adds. “Clark Sambuco gives us a legitimate defensive replacement and pinch runner in the outfield. He might be our best defensive outfielder and is usable in that respect.” SCHEDULE West Virginia faces arguably its most daunting schedule since joining the BIG EAST. Its opponents include five NCAA Tournament participants from a season ago, including Super Regional qualifiers East Carolina and Louisville. The other three postseason qualifiers include Coastal Carolina, reigning Big Ten champion Indiana and Bethune-Cookman. WVU begins its season with a challenging 10-game non-conference slate. It starts with Coastal Carolina’s Caravelle Resort Tournament against the Chanticleers, Kentucky and Virginia Tech, followed by the second annual Big Ten/BIG EAST Challenge in Clearwater, Fla.

Dan DiBartolomeo

The Mountaineers then go to ECU’s Keith LeClair Classic to face the Pirates, Western Carolina and Illinois. “The schedule is probably the most challenging since I’ve been here as a player, assistant coach or head coach,” Van Zant mentions. “The first 10 games are away from home at three different tournaments against teams in the Top 25 or in BCS conferences. We’re looking forward to going to Coastal Carolina, going back for the second year to Clearwater and to East Carolina.” An improved March schedule features a 12-game home stretch that includes Manhattan and Eastern Michigan, followed by a neutral-site game against Bowling Green in Chillicothe, Ohio. WVU begins its conference schedule at Seton Hall, and will face St. John’s, Cincinnati and Georgetown on the road. The Mountaineers have five home series against Louisville, Notre Dame, Connecticut, Pitt and Villanova. WVU also has non-conference matchups at Maryland and against Eastern Kentucky at the Mountaineer Diamond Classic at Appalachian Power Park in Charleston, W.Va. WVU faces Towson in a home-and-away series, and has a challenging opponent on May 11-12 in Bethune-Cookman. “We’re definitely looking forward to our two neutral site games against Bowling Green and Eastern Kentucky,” Van Zant says. “Our conference schedule will be difficult. We’ve got some really good series in April and May with Louisville, our school rival Pitt and the final conference series against Villanova will be huge. We’re looking forward to playing Towson, keeping our series going with Maryland and facing Bethune-Cookman. It’s a real challenging schedule and we’re going to work hard and attack it one game at a time.”

preseason notebook Armed and Ready Coach Greg Van Zant believes this year’s group of pitchers is as deep as any he has coached at West Virginia. The Mountaineers return nine hurlers from last season, including eight letterwinners. However, West Virginia will be just as reliant on its seven newcomers on the mound, which include the following: Right-handers: Juniors Andy Berry and Jonathan Hash and freshman Jared Hill. Left-handers: Freshman Zach Bargeron, junior Eric Hinkle, freshman Marshall Thompson and freshman Michael Twigg.

Gyorko Earns National Recognition A player that West Virginians can call their very own, Morgantown native Jedd Gyorko has earned his fair share of preseason publicity. After ending his sophomore season with a .421 average and finishing second in the NCAA with 28 doubles, Gyorko has been named a National Collegiate Baseball Writer’s Association Pro-Line Athletic preseason second-team All-American. Gyorko also was named a Louisville Slugger preseason second-team All-American, honored by Ping!Baseball as a first-team preseason All-American and was named a Baseball America third-team All-American.

West Virginia Tabbed Sixth in the BIG EAST In the annual BIG EAST Preseason Coaches’ Poll, released on Dec. 30, 2009, West Virginia was predicted to finish sixth in the BIG EAST regular season. In last year’s poll, the conference coaches forecasted WVU to finish seventh. The Mountaineers, however, finished third in the BIG EAST regular season and garnered a 37-18 overall record, including a 17-10 mark in the conference.

Heavy Competition West Virginia’s 2010 schedule is loaded with talented opponents, making it arguably the most difficult schedule since the Mountaineers joined the BIG EAST. According to Collegiate Baseball Newspaper’s preseason poll, West Virginia faces four clubs ranked in the Top 40, including three in the Top 20. Feb. 19: At No. 17 Coastal Carolina in Conway, S.C.

March 6: At No. 19 East Carolina in Greenville, N.C.

April 16-18: Home vs. No. 20 Louisville

May 8-9: Home vs. No. 39 Notre Dame

Going for 30 and Beyond The Mountaineers are gunning for another 30-plus win season, which would mark their third consecutive season of reaching the number. If WVU can attain 30 or more wins in the 2010 season, it would be the first time since the 1996-98 seasons that the Mountaineers have accomplished the feat. In 2008, West Virginia finished 35-21, followed by last year’s 37-18 record. The Closer Returns Mountaineer senior relief pitcher Chris Enourato is already etched into the school record books as the all-time saves leader with 17. In fact, he broke WVU’s career saves record early in his junior season on March 29, 2009, at Villanova. An NCBWA Preseason Stopper of the Year Award watch list member, Enourato is one of four seniors on this year’s ballclub. The Bridgeport, W.Va., resident looks to have his best year yet in helping WVU stay competitive in the BIG EAST. Position Battles In 2010, four positions are open for the everyday starting job in catcher, first base, centerfield and left field. Although no position is ever guaranteed, the aforementioned spots became vacant after four players from the 2009 team graduated or were drafted. Six players, most notably freshman Matt Malloy and junior college transfer Kevin Griffin, are vying for the open catcher spot. Freshmen Matt Frazer and T.J. Kuban as well as redshirt sophomore Justin Ellis will compete for the everyday job at first base. Centerfield and left field feature interchangeable players in redshirt junior Mark Dvoroznak and freshman speedster Brady Wilson, while Jeremy Gum, Dom Hayes and Clark Sambuco also look for time out in left field.

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Three Make All-BIG EAST Team Along with the BIG EAST Preseason Poll came the announcement of the preseason all-BIG EAST team, which included juniors Jedd Gyorko, Dan DiBartolomeo and Jarryd Summers. Gyorko earned an extra honor as the notable shortstop was named BIG EAST Preseason Player of the Year, and was a unanimous selection to the all-BIG EAST Team. DiBartolomeo, a third baseman, is coming off his record-setting sophomore campaign where he hit .439, and Summers emerged as one of the conference’s best starting pitchers last year with a BIG EAST best 3.06 ERA.

preseason notebook Offensive Powerhouse When it comes to production at the plate, there are not many schools that have been able to match WVU’s ability with the bat. In three of the last five seasons, WVU has finished in the Top 5 nationally in batting average. In 2006, it finished second with a .339 average, then was fifth in 2008 at .341 and finished third in 2009 with a .360 average. WVU has also excelled at hitting in the gaps, ranking among the country’s best since 2005 at smacking doubles. Each season, the Mountaineers have finished 30th or better in doubles per game, and led the nation last year at nearly three per game (2.93).

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Triple Threat WVU returns its top starting pitcher, middle reliever and closer for the 2010 season. Starter Jarryd Summers, a junior, made a case for being arguably the best pitcher in the BIG EAST last season. The Sharpsville, Pa., native led the conference with a 3.06 ERA and went 7-3 with 99 strikeouts. Senior reliever Andy Altemus, who can be used in middle and long relief, went 1-1 with a 4.28 ERA in 61 innings pitched. Closer Chris Enourato wrapped up his junior year with six saves while striking out 58 batters in 46.2 innings pitched.

Buckner Breakthrough Redshirt junior Grant Buckner will be counted on to help a young Mountaineer offense produce this season. The Elkview, W.Va., native was a huge part of WVU’s success last season, enjoying a breakthrough year by batting .325 with five home runs and 45 RBIs. Last year, Buckner spent the majority of the time in the No. 6, 7 and 8 spots of the batting order. This season, expect the talented slugger to have more of a power-hitting role instead of providing protection at the bottom of the lineup. 14 And Beyond Juniors Dan DiBartolomeo and Jedd Gyorko each enter the 2010 season carrying 14-game hitting streaks Besides being stellar with their gloves, both players gained even more recognition for their ability at the dish. DiBartolomeo (.439/.489/.644) finished as WVU’s single season leader in batting average, while Gyorko (.421/.487/.658) was not too far behind. Last season, DiBartolomeo carried a 23-game hitting streak that was snapped by laying down a sacrifice bunt that helped bring in the winning run against Ohio. Lending a Hand Redshirt junior Mark Dvoroznak has high hopes of being WVU’s full-time starter at centerfield. But no matter how good or bad this season turns out for the Westlake, Ohio, native, he can always be proud of his offseason initiative in the Dominican Republic. Dvoroznak joined members of SCORE International on a shortterm missionary trip this summer to the Dominican Republic. There, Dvoroznak helped teach underprivileged children about the game of baseball, and traveled to different villages to help feed impoverished families.

The 2010 NCAA Baseball Championship The 64th Annual College Baseball World Series will take place June 19-29 at Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Neb. This is the 60th time that the College World Series will be played in Omaha. The field consists of 64 teams, with 29 conference champions joined by 35 at-large selections. A total of 16 four-team, double-elimination regionals will be played on the campuses of participating institutions or at neutral sites June 4-7. Eight two-team super regionals will then be played June 11-13 or June 12-14 at campus sites. The winners advance to the College World Series. National television coverage of the 2010 College World Series will be provided by ESPN, including the championship series, June 27-29. Leaning on the Lefties Having enough left-handed options is always a priority for a pitching staff. Two returning starters include sophomore left-handers Chase Pickering and Jonathan Jones. Both players earned a great deal of experience last season. Jones, a Fredericksburg, Va., native, went 6-2 with a 6.57 ERA in 2009. He started in 12 games, threw one complete game and struck out 54 batters in 63 innings pitched. Pickering, a Cross Lanes, W.Va., native, can work his way up the rotation if he keeps improving his repertoire of pitches. The long-armed lefty went 3-2 with a 6.29 ERA last season, making five starts and eight appearances. Mountaineer Diamond Classic In 2009, the Mountaineer baseball program made every effort to bring its brand back to Southern West Virginia. Luckily for the WVU faithful, the process came to fruition and became a smashing success. After a nine-year hiatus, the Mountaineers came back to Charleston on March 24, 2009, in front of 2,452 fans at Appalachian Power Park. The result was a 10-7 win over Southeastern Conference foe Kentucky, giving WVU a 2-0 mark against SEC schools last season. On Tuesday, April 13, WVU will return to the southern part of the state to take on another competitive squad in Eastern Kentucky of the Ohio Valley Conference. The Mountaineers and Colonels have met seven times, with WVU holding a 4-3 edge since splitting with EKU in 1983. The Colonels have won 10 OVC championships and have participated in four NCAA Regionals. WVU is 4-2 all-time at the Mountaineer Diamond Classic. Its six-game history is as follows: March 21, 1995 Virginia Tech 4, WVU 3 April 8, 1996 WVU 12, Marshall 4 April 10, 1997 WVU 14, Eastern Kentucky 10 April 7, 1998 WVU 12, Marshall 11 April 5, 1999 Morehead State 4, WVU 3 March 28, 2000 WVU vs. Louisville - Rained Out March 24, 2009 WVU 10, Kentucky 7

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No. 15 38 7 29 32 34 45 30 26 48 12 25 17 11 14 20

Pitchers (16) Andy Altemus Zach Bargeron Andy Berry Marcus Broadwater Chris Enourato Jonathan Hash Jared Hill Eric Hinkle Jonathan Jones Stephen Morrison Matt Morrone Chase Pickering Andy Podolinski Jarryd Summers Marshall Thompson Michael Twigg

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

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

Ht. 6-4 6-3 6-0 6-4 6-0 5-11 6-1 6-1 6-3 6-3 5-11 6-3 6-3 6-5 5-11 6-3

Wt. 170 185 180 209 205 200 205 205 205 205 195 190 225 220 165 170

Cl. Sr. Fr. Jr. r-Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. r-Jr. So. So. Jr. Fr. Fr.

Hometown Morgantown, W.Va. Manassas, Va. Virginia Beach, Va. Clarksburg, W.Va. Bridgeport, W.Va. Shenandoah Jct., W.Va. Harrisburg, Ohio Ocean Township, N.J. Fredericksburg, Va. Coatesville, Pa. Paris, Texas Cross Lanes, W.Va. Sayre, Pa. Sharpsville, Pa. Denton, Md. Berkeley Springs, W.Va.

HS/JC Potomac State JC Osbourn Park HS Potomac State JC Potomac State JC Bridgeport HS Potomac State JC Grove City HS Potomac State JC Courtland HS Coatesville Sr. HS Potomac State JC Nitro HS Sayre HS Sharpsville HS North Caroline HS Berkeley Springs HS

Catchers (5) 31 Kevin Griffin 19 Michael Knight 4 Matt Malloy 39 Justin McDavid 41 Humberto Melendez

Pos. C C C C C

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

Ht. 5-10 5-8 6-0 6-3 6-0

Wt. 200 160 200 185 187

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

Hometown Martinsburg, W.Va. Montoursville, Pa. Cincinnati, Ohio Queen Creek, Az. San Juan, Puerto Rico

HS/JC Potomac State JC Hagerstown JC Oak Hills HS Chandler-Gilbert CC La Merced

Infielders (7) 18 Dan DiBartolomeo 2 Colin Durborow 21 Justin Ellis 47 Matt Frazer 5 Jedd Gyorko 36 T.J. Kuban 23 Brady Wilson

Pos. 3B 2B 1B 1B SS 3B 2B

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

Ht. 6-2 6-0 6-3 6-5 5-10 6-2 5-10

Wt. 195 190 200 230 185 190 150

Cl. Jr. r-Jr. r-So. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr.

Hometown Margate, N.J. Gibsonia, Pa. Pickerington, Ohio Alum Creek, W.Va. Morgantown, W.Va. Valencia, Pa. Frederick, Md.

Outfielders (6) 28 Grant Buckner 22 Mark Dvoroznak 10 Jeremy Gum 42 Dom Hayes 40 Chris Rasky 27 Clark Sambuco

Pos. RF CF LF LF OF OF

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

Ht. 6-2 6-2 6-1 5-11 6-5 6-2

Wt. 215 200 205 190 210 190

Cl. r-Jr. r-Jr. r-Jr. Jr. r-Fr. r-Fr.

Hometown Elkview, W.Va. Westlake, Ohio Bridgeport, W.Va. Freehold, N.J. Irwin, Pa. Wheeling, W.Va.

Coaching Staff 37 Head Coach 43 Assistant Coach 3 Assistant Coach 24 Volunteer Assistant

No. 2 4 5 7 10 11 12 14

Name Colin Durborow Matt Malloy Jedd Gyorko Andy Berry Jeremy Gum Jarryd Summers Matt Morrone Marshall Thompson

Greg Van Zant Patrick Sherald Tad Reida Jake Weghorst

Pos. 2B C SS RHP LF RHP LHP LHP

No. 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Pronunciation Guide Altemus All-teh-muss Bargeron Bar-jer-on DiBartolomeo Dee-bar-tow-low-mayo Durborow Der-ber-oh Dvoroznak Duh-vor-snack

Name Andy Altemus Andy Podolinski Dan DiBartolomeo Michael Knight Michael Twigg Justin Ellis Mark Dvoroznak Brady Wilson

Pos. RHP RHP 3B C LHP 1B CF 2B

No. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 34

Enourato Gyorko Morrone Podolinski

Name Pos. Chase Pickering LHP-OF Jonathan Jones LHP Clark Sambuco OF Grant Buckner RF Marcus Broadwater RHP Eric Hinkle LHP Kevin Griffin C Chris Enourato RHP Jonathan Hash RHP

No. 36 38 39 40 41 42 45 47 48

HS/JC Holy Spirit HS Pine-Richland HS Pickerington North HS Nitro HS University HS Pine-Richland HS Frederick HS HS/JC Herbert Hoover HS St. Edward HS Bridgeport HS Potomac State JC Penn Trafford HS Wheeling Park HS

En-er-otto Jer-koh More-own Poh-dough-lin-ski

Name Pos. T.J. Kuban 3B Zach Bargeron LHP Justin McDavid C Chris Rasky OF Humberto Melendez C Dom Hayes LF Jared Hill RHP Matt Frazer 1B Stephen Morrison LHP

photo roster

2 • Colin Durborow

4 • Matt Malloy

5 • Jedd Gyorko

7 • Andy Berry

10 • Jeremy Gum

14 • Marshall Thompson 15 • Andy Altemus 17 • Andy Podolinski 18 • Dan DiBartolomeo 19 • Michael Knight

30 • Eric Hinkle

20 • Michael Twigg

21 • Justin Ellis

23 • Brady Wilson 25 • Chase Pickering 26 • Jonathan Jones 27 • Clark Sambuco 28 • Grant Buckner 29 • Marcus Broadwater

31 • Kevin Griffin

40 • Chris Rasky

32 • Chris Enourato

34 • Jonathan Hash

41 • Humberto Melendez 42 • Dom Hayes

Head Coach Greg Van Zant

Assistant Coach Pat Sherald

36 • T.J. Kuban

38 • Zach Bargeron 39 • Justin McDavid

45 • Jared Hill

47 • Matt Frazer

Assistant Coach Tad Reida

Volunteer Assistant Jake Weghorst

48 • Stephen Morrison

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22 • Mark Dvoroznak

11 • Jarryd Summers 12 • Matt Morrone

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andy altemus RHP | Senior | 6-4 | 170 Morgantown, W.Va. | Morgantown

Andy Altemus

One of WVU’s most reliable throwers … a quality long reliever who can start or come out of the bullpen … played for the Waynesboro Generals of the Valley League during the summer for the secondstraight season … top pitcher in the Iron Mountaineer Challenge.

At West Virginia in 2009: Went 1-1 with a 4.28 ERA as WVU’s primary long reliever … earned four saves in 18 appearances … started three games … recorded 34 strikeouts in 61 innings pitched … gave up only three home runs … recorded two strikeouts in 1.2 innings against Connecticut on May 19 at the BIG EAST Championship … earned a save in three innings pitched against Pitt on May 15 ... shut out Maryland through six innings of relief on April 29 … held an offensive-oriented St. John’s squad to three runs on 10 hits in seven innings on April 10 … earned second save in 2009 against Georgetown after allowing no runs and no hits in three innings of relief in game two of a doubleheader on April 4 … led WVU to a comeback win over Villanova on March 28 after allowing two runs in five innings to get his first career victory … struck out three in just two innings pitched in a 12-2 victory over Connecticut on March 21 … got first career save at WVU after giving up one earned run in four innings pitched in WVU’s 10-5 win over Northwestern. At Potomac State in 2006-08: Two-time all-Region 20 tournament team member at Potomac State ... named second team all-Region 20 player ... went 6-2 with a 2.97 ERA during sophomore campaign ... struck out 61 batters in 60.2 innings ... went 5-3 with 55 strikeouts as a freshman.

Personal: Son of Jeff and Pat Altemus ... birthday is April 12 ... majoring in athletic coaching education.

Altemus’ Career Stats Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2009 4.28 1 1 18 3 0 0 0 4 61.0 78 40 29 21 34 9 1 3 283 .316 9 8 0 2 5 TOTAL 4.28 1 1 18 3 0 0 0 4 61.0 78 40 29 21 34 9 1 3 283 .316 9 8 0 2 5

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Prep: Four-time letterwinner at Morgantown High ... NCAC Pitcher of the Year in 2006 ... 2006 North-South All-Star ... played for Morgantown American Legion Post 2 from 2004-07 ... helped lead Post 2 to a state championship in 2004 and 2007 … went 36-5 with a 1.93 ERA in four seasons of Legion baseball … three-time letterwinner in golf ... two-time all-NCAC in golf … West Virginia high school state runner-up in 2005 … lettered in football … team won a state title in football in 2005.

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chris enourato WVU’s career saves leader with 17 … one of the most reliable late-inning hurlers in school history … carries a devastating slider as his “out” pitch … could emerge as the top closer in the BIG EAST in final season … NCBWA Preseason Stopper of the Year watch list member … named the top closer in the BIG EAST in College Baseball Insider’s conference preview … pitched for the Waynesboro Generals of the Valley League … named as one of six Valley League players of the week on June 15 … named to the all-Valley Team after an outstanding summer league season … selected as a Valley League All-Star for the second time in his career … finished 1-1 with a 2.33 ERA in 14 appearances for the Generals … recorded all of the team’s seven saves in 19.1 innings … Iron Mountaineer Challenge captain.

RHP | Senior | 6-0 | 205 Bridgeport, W.Va. | Bridgeport

Chris Enourato

At West Virginia in 2009: Went 6-2 with a 3.66 ERA in 20 relief appearances … recorded six saves … 58 strikeouts in just 46.2 innings pitched … opponents hit just .268 … was the primary reason for WVU being 25-0 when leading after eight innings … ECAC first team All-Star … ABCA/Rawlings all-East Region first team … all-BIG EAST third team selection … 2-1 in BIG EAST play … tied at fourth in the conference in saves and fifth with 18 games finished … named to the midseason watch list for the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Award … had 11 appearances in which he gave up no runs with at least one inning pitched … picked up a win against Cincinnati by striking out three batters in three innings … earned a save against Maryland Eastern Shore by allowing no runs in two innings … struck out four in two innings pitched against Duquesne on March 31 … became the school’s all-time saves leader with 15th career save against Villanova on March 29 … preserved the win for WVU against Kentucky by shutting down the Wildcats in the final 2.1 frames … earned four consecutive wins in four appearances against Duquesne, Siena, Morehead State and UConn … allowed just one run in 11.1 innings combined in those four relief appearances … picked up the win over Tennessee at the Baseball at the Beach Tournament in Myrtle Beach … allowed just one run in 4.1 innings with four strikeouts after relieving Jarryd Summers against the Volunteers … struck out seven in just four innings against Indiana at the BIG EAST/Big Ten Challenge.

At West Virginia in 2007: Stepped up in first season as a freshman ... was the only true freshman pitcher who saw consistent playing time ... struck out a career-high seven batters against Rhode Island over three innings on March 3 ... registered his first collegiate win against Seton Hall ... earned second win after going 5.2 innings against Notre Dame in a 167 victory ... stepped in for the injured Vince Belnome by starting 11 of the final 12 games of the season at third base ... pitched 1.2 innings of relief against St. John’s after going 1-for-4 in his second start at third ... had a career-high two RBIs against Villanova on May 5 ... knocked out his first career double against the Wildcats on May 6. Prep: Attended Bridgeport High ... pitched 46 innings and tallied 64 strikeouts, while hitting .500 in the regional finals ... three-time all-county all-conference ... twice named first team allstate ... awarded second team all-state honors as a sophomore ... two-time Big 10 Pitcher of the Year ... all-Harrison County Player of the Year in 2006 ... also a standout football player ... special honorable mention all-state as a junior (running back/linebacker) ... three-year letterman. Personal: Son of Chris and Dawn Enourato ... birthday is Dec. 7 ... majoring in athletic coaching education ... BIG EAST Academic All-Star ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll.

enourato’s Career Stats Year ERA W L App GS 2007 4.34 2 1 12 0 2008 4.15 5 1 20 0 2009 3.66 6 2 20 0 TOTAL 3.99 13 4 52 0

CG 0 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0 0

CBO SV 0 5 0 6 0 6 0 17

Year

Avg

2007 .250 2008 .212 2009 .000 TOTAL .221

GP GS

15 16 2 33

11 12 0 23

40 52 3 95

3 9 0 12

10 11 0 21

1 4 0 5

0 0 0 0

IP H R 29.0 24 15 30.1 30 24 46.2 48 24 106.0 102 63

HR RBI

0 0 0 0

5 8 0 13

ER 14 14 19 47

TB SLG%

11 15 0 26

.275 .288 .000 .274

BB 7 16 12 35

SO 20 34 58 112

2B 4 3 9 16

3B 0 0 1 1

HR BF B/Avg 0 125 .224 5 144 .256 1 203 .268 6 472 .253

WP 3 5 1 9

HBP BK 4 0 5 0 4 1 13 1

BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO

4 6 0 10

0 3 0 3

7 13 2 22

2 1 0 3

.311 1 .323 1 .000 0 .315 2

0 2 0 2

0 0 0 0

7 4 6 17

29 3 9 41

SFA 3 5 0 8

SHA 4 1 8 13

FLD%

3 0 1 4

.923 1.000 .938 .937

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At West Virginia in 2008: Recorded six saves and 34 strikeouts as a sophomore ... sported a 5-1 record ... opposing hitters had a .256 batting average ... threw 30.1 innings as the team’s closer ... had four strikeouts in limited action against Rutgers on March 30 and Seton Hall on April 13 ... recorded nine strikeouts in 5.1 innings pitched in final three appearances against Youngstown State, Notre Dame and USF ... also showed his ability at the plate by going 3-for-5 with an RBI against Pitt on March 20 ... had a walk-off hit against Western Carolina on Feb. 29 ... picked up a win against USF on April 5 after striking out two in one scoreless inning ... earned a win the next game against Ohio on April 9 after striking out two in two innings ... pitched 15.1 scoreless innings throughout the course of the season.

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BRYANT WALLIZER Tommy Santelli

michael knight Has the chance to earn more playing time at catcher in second season … quick, active player who keeps balls in front of him … hard-working performer … played for the Silver Spring-Takoma T-Bolts in the summer.

C | Senior | 5-8 | 160 Montoursville, Pa. | Montoursville Area

Michael Knight

At West Virginia in 2009: Backed up former catcher Tobias Streich … made first career start on May 11 in WVU’s home finale against Youngstown State … made late-inning appearances behind the plate against Coastal Carolina, twice against New Jersey Tech and versus USF. At Hagerstown Community College in 2007-08: All-region player who batted .268 with four home runs, 37 RBIs and 12 doubles in sophomore campaign ... made the all-tournament team as a freshman ... team finished third in the nation at the JUCO World Series in Grand Junction, Colo., in 2008 … received the Scholar-Athlete Award in 2008. Prep: Four-year varsity letterwinner at Montoursville Area High ... holds single-season record for doubles and walks ... played in state championship game during senior season. Personal: Son of Michael and Margaret Knight ... birthday is Oct. 7 ... majoring in business and economics.

Year

Avg

GP GS

2009 .000 5 TOTAL .000 5

1 1

4 4

1 1

0 0

HR RBI

0 0

1 1

TB SLG%

0 0

.000 .000

BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO

3 3

0 0

1 1

0 0

.375 1 .375 1

0 0

0 0 0 0

12 12

0 0

FLD%

1.000 1.000

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KNIGHT’s Career Stats

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stephen morrison LHP | Senior | 6-3 | 205 Coatesville, Pa. | Coatesville Area

A deceptive left-hander who relies heavily on placement … looking to find a spot in WVU’s rotation … has shown flashes of promise during Mountaineer career.

Stephen Morrison

At West Virginia in 2009: Made four appearances in junior season … made three non-conference starts against Minnesota, Kentucky and Maryland. At West Virginia in 2008: Had a 6-3 record in 11 starts as a sophomore ... second on team with 83.2 innings pitched ... held opponents to a .250 average ... third on club with 56 strikeouts ... threw two complete games, including a nine-inning gem against Pitt on March 22 in which he allowed one run on three hits ... had a season-high 10 strikeouts in a 4-1 victory over George Mason at the Baseball at the Beach Tournament in Myrtle Beach, S.C. ... won first four starts of the season against George Mason, Valparaiso, Iona and Pitt ... earned a win over Notre Dame after pitching 8.2 innings and striking out five on April 19 ... also defeated the Fighting Irish in the BIG EAST Championship by throwing seven strong innings. At Ursinus College in 2007: Posted a 1-1 record in 12 appearances ... registered 32 innings pitched ... recorded a 4.50 ERA and .280 opponent batting average. Prep: Pitcher at Coatesville Area High ... named captain as a senior ... member of all-area team ... Keystone Games champions ... helped team to a 7-1 mark in the Carpenter Cup ... played AAU with the Chester County Hawks.

morrison’s Career Stats Year ERA W L App GS 2008 4.20 6 3 12 11 2009 31.15 0 1 4 3 TOTAL 5.52 6 4 16 14

CG 2 0 2

SHO 0 0 0

CBO SV 0 0 0 0 0 0

IP 83.2 4.1 88.0

H 76 10 86

R 47 16 63

ER 39 15 54

BB 49 11 60

SO 56 1 57

2B 14 2 16

3B 2 0 2

HR BF B/Avg 5 380 .250 1 36 .476 6 416 .265

WP 7 3 10

HBP BK 16 0 4 1 20 1

SFA 6 0 6

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Personal: Son of Steve and Jill Morrison ... birthday is June 15 ... majoring in finance ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll.

SHA 5 0 5

broadwater/buckner RHP | r-Junior | 6-4 | 209 Clarksburg, W.Va. | Liberty

RF | r-Junior | 6-2 | 215 Elkview, W.Va. | Herbert Hoover

Marcus Broadwater

Grant Buckner

Looks to take the necessary steps in order to climb up the rotation in 2010 … has plenty of raw skills and athleticism to become a solid pitcher … competed for the Southampton Breakers of the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League. At West Virginia in 2009: Went 1-2 in first season at WVU … made seven appearances, including two games started … tallied nine strikeouts in 15.1 innings … held Siena hitless in one inning pitched on March 13 … got first career victory over New Jersey Tech on March 8 by giving up two runs on six hits in six innings pitched … struck out five batters in 3.2 innings against NCAA postseason participant Coastal Carolina on Feb. 27. At Potomac State in 2008: Threw for three innings as a member of the Catamounts.

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Prep: Two-time all-Harrison County player at Liberty High ... all-Big 10 player in both football and basketball ... all-state baseball and football player in senior season.

Personal: Son of Rodney and Margery Broadwater ... birthday is Jan. 6 ... majoring in accounting ... played football at Marshall ... spent freshman season as a quarterback.

Will be counted on to be one of WVU’s main offensive threats … has improved significantly through his first three seasons … mobile in right field with the ability to track down balls very well … has a legitimate chance to be an all-BIG EAST player … won a championship with the Forest City Owls of the Coastal Plain League … helped the Owls earn the top ranking in the PG Crosschecker Poll for best summer league teams across the country … one of four team captains at the Iron Mountaineer Challenge. At West Virginia in 2009: Batted .325 with five home runs and 45 RBIs … finished second on the team and tied for third in the BIG EAST with 21 doubles … was fifth in the conference with 10 sacrifice bunts … tallied 65 hits, 42 runs scored and 23 walks … slugged at a .515 clip … started all 55 games in right field … committed only two errors … one of seven Mountaineers to record at least 100 total bases with 103 … struck out only 19 times, or once in every 12 plate appearances … went 6-for-14 with three doubles against Pitt ... garnered four hits with two RBIs, two doubles and a triple in a 13-1 series-opening win over Rutgers on May 1 … hit a threerun home run against Maryland on April 29 … went 2-for-4 with one home run and three RBIs against St. John’s in a 16-2 rubber-game win on April 11 … had first multi-home run game against Georgetown on April 5 … had five RBIs, including a grand slam, in the same contest … finished 2-for-2 with four RBIs against New Jersey Tech in game two on March 7 … had two hits against Coastal Carolina … went 3-for-5 with two doubles and two runs scored in an 11-6 win over Tennessee on Feb. 27 … had two hits, four RBIs and one double in season-opening victory over NCAA postseason participant Indiana at the BIG EAST/Big Ten Challenge. At West Virginia in 2008: Tallied eight doubles, 38 RBIs and 40 hits in 93 at-bats as a redshirt freshman ... had a .290 batting average ... six doubles in only 24 games played ... went 2-for-4 with three RBIs against Akron on Feb. 23 in an 11-3 victory ... recorded a double in both games of a doubleheader against Maryland Eastern Shore on April 1 ... led team with two hits in 5-4 victory against Louisville on May 11 ... went 2-for-2 with an RBI in game one of a doubleheader against Cincinnati on May 16 ... started 15 games. At West Virginia in 2007: Redshirted. Prep: Attended Herbert Hoover High ... second team all-state honors in 2004 ... first team all-state selection in 2005-06 ... three-time all-Kanawha Valley ... three-time all-Cardinal Conference ... Gatorade Player of the Year ... .439 batting average in senior year ... amassed 24 home runs and 132 RBIs as a three-year varsity player … father, Kevin Buckner, was his high school coach ... a two-time all-conference honoree ... also lettered in basketball ... 15 points per game his junior year and 20 points per game in senior year as an all-conference basketball player ... all-conference football player. Personal: Son of Kevin and Cindy Buckner ... birthday is March 21 ... majoring in multidisciplinary studies ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll ... BIG EAST Academic All-Star.

broadwater’s Career Stats Year ERA W L App GS CG 2009 11.15 1 2 7 2 0 TOTAL 11.15 1 2 7 2 0

SHO CBO SV IP H 0 0 0 15.1 22 0 0 0 15.1 22

R 19 19

Buckner’s Career Stats Year Avg GP GS AB 2008 .290 24 15 62 2009 .325 55 55 200 TOTAL .317 79 70 262

2B 6 21 27

SLG% .387 .515 .485

R 12 42 54

H 18 65 83

3B 0 1 1

HR 0 5 5

RBI 8 45 53

TB 24 103 127

ER BB SO 19 9 9 19 9 9 BB 3 23 26

HBP 1 11 12

2B 2 2

3B 2 2

HR BF B/Avg 1 78 .349 1 78 .349

SO 7 19 26

GDP OB% SF 0 .328 1 0 .418 3 0 .398 4

SH 3 10 13

SB 0 0 0

WP 4 4

HBP BK 6 0 6 0

SFA SHA 0 0 0 0

ATT 0 2 2

PO 26 116 142

E 0 2 2

A 1 2 3

FLD% 1.000 .983 .986

dibartolomeo/durborow 12 against St. Bonaventure ... went 3-for-3 in game one of a doubleheader against Maryland Eastern Shore on April 1 ... went 2-for-4 with an RBI against Seton Hall on April 11 ... finished 1-for-2 with two RBIs and a run scored on April 15 against Duquesne.

3B | Junior | 6-2 | 195 Margate, N.J. | Holy Spirit

Dan DiBartolomeo

Prep: Two-year Carpenter Cup selection in junior and senior years at Holy Spirit High ... first team all-CAP in junior and senior seasons ... MVP of North-South New Jersey All-Star game ... won ACBL Championship in 2006 … first team all-South Jersey player.

Returns for his junior season as one of the top hitters in the BIG EAST … looks to sustain dramatic improvement at the plate from freshman to sophomore season … will be critical to WVU’s success … enters second year as a coveted third baseman … ended his sophomore campaign on a 14-game hitting streak … preseason all-BIG EAST team member.

At West Virginia in 2008: Tied for team lead with 11 sacrifice hits during freshman season ... second on team with 16 hit-by-pitches ... also had four stolen bases ... hit .275 at the plate with 39 hits and eight doubles ... contributed with 26 RBIs ... had two sacrifice hits against Duquesne on April 22 and versus Connecticut on April 26 ... hit only home run of the season against UConn on April 27 ... went 2-for-4 with a triple and three RBIs in the same game ... started 42 games ... was hit-by-pitch three times against Pitt on March 21 ... went 3-for-5 with two RBIs and four runs scored on March

2B | r-Junior | 6-0 | 190 Gibsonia, Pa. | Pine-Richland

Colin Durborow Enters first season as a full-time starter at second base … multi-talented player who hits and fields well … one of the team’s fastest players … played for the Rockbridge Rapids of the Valley League. At West Virginia in 2009: Finished redshirt sophomore year batting .351 with 13 RBIs and 22 runs scored in 27 games played … started the final 16 games at second base … recorded 10 doubles in 74 at-bats … batted .347 with six RBIs, 17 hits and 16 runs scored in 16 conference games … garnered two multi-hit games against Pitt … had two hits with two doubles and an RBI in game two of a doubleheader against Cincinnati on May 9 … recorded two hits against Rutgers on May 2 … had seven assists at second base on April 29 against Maryland … went 2-for-4 with one double and one RBI against Notre Dame ... tallied four RBIs against NJIT. At West Virginia in 2008: Played in seven games as a redshirt freshman ... recorded three hits in seven at-bats ... had an RBI against Cincinnati on May 16. At West Virginia in 2007: Redshirted. Prep: Attended Pine-Richland High ... three-year varsity letterman ... captain of team as a senior ... three-year WPIAL champions for District 7 (2004-06) ... 2006 AAA state champions ... all-section team in 2004-06 ... all-WPIAL team in 2005-06 ... Allegheny Pirates fall team in 2005-06. Personal: Son of Jeffrey and Phyllis Durborow ... birthday is April 1 ... majoring in marketing ... three-time scholar-athlete (2004-06) ... honors student ... 2005 Citizenship Award ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll … BIG EAST Academic All-Star.

dibartolomeo’s Career Stats Year Avg GP GS AB R 2008 .275 46 42 142 34 2009 .439 55 55 205 55 TOTAL .372 101 97 347 89

H 39 90 129

2B 8 18 26

3B 1 0 1

HR 1 8 9

RBI 26 59 85

TB 52 132 184

SLG% .366 .644 .530

BB 6 13 19

HBP 16 12 28

SO 27 14 41

GDP OB% SF 1 .365 3 4 .489 5 5 .438 8

SH 11 14 25

SB 4 5 9

ATT 7 7 14

PO 53 35 88

A 7 104 111

E 3 15 18

FLD% .952 .903 .917

durborow’s Career Stats Year Avg GP GS AB 2008 .429 7 0 7 2009 .351 27 16 74 TOTAL .358 34 16 81

H 3 26 29

2B 0 10 10

3B 0 0 0

HR 0 0 0

RBI 1 13 14

TB 3 36 39

SLG% .429 .486 .481

BB 0 5 5

HBP 0 4 4

SO 0 7 7

GDP OB% SF 1 .429 0 0 .417 1 1 .418 1

SH 0 6 6

SB 0 1 1

ATT 0 1 1

PO 2 37 39

A 1 40 41

E 0 3 3

FLD% 1.000 .963 .964

R 2 22 24

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At West Virginia in 2009: WVU’s single-season batting average leader (with a minimum of 100 at-bats) … batted .439 with eight home runs and 59 RBIs … fourth in the country and first in the BIG EAST in batting average … recorded 90 hits, 18 doubles, 55 runs scored and 132 total bases … third in the BIG EAST with 14 sacrifice bunts … finished fourth in the conference with a .489 on-base percentage … ABCA/Rawlings all-East Region first team … ECAC first team All-Star … all-BIG EAST third team … improved batting average by 164 points from freshman year … started every game as a converted third baseman … batted .431 with five home runs and 27 RBIs in BIG EAST play … carried a team-best 23-game hitting streak from Feb. 22-April 1 … snapped hitting streak against Ohio after laying down a sacrifice bunt that helped bring in the game-winning run … finished 8-for12 with one home run, six RBIs and three runs scored at the BIG EAST Tournament … went 3-for-6 with a career-high six RBIs against Pitt on May 15 … had second career five-hit performance on May 10 against Cincinnati … finished with one RBI and one double in the same contest … went 8for-14 with three RBIs and two doubles in the Cincinnati series … recorded three RBIs, including a solo home run, in a 13-1 victory over Rutgers on May 1 … went 3-for-6 with one RBI and two doubles in a 19-3 victory at Notre Dame on April 17 … also garnered three hits and a double against St. John’s on April 10 … was one of four Mountaineers to hit a home run at pitcher-friendly Villanova ballpark on March 29 in a 7-4 win over the Wildcats … finished the same series 5-for-8 with one home run, one RBI, two doubles and four runs scored … had consecutive multi-hit performances in six-straight games from March 14-22 … blasted the game-winning grand slam in the top of the eighth at Morehead State to give WVU a 13-9 victory on March 17 … went 5-for-5 with three RBIs and two doubles in game two of a doubleheader on March 8 against New Jersey Tech … hit a grand slam against NJIT in game one of a doubleheader on March 7 … had two hits, three RBIs and two doubles against Northwestern.

Personal: Son of Gary and Joan DiBartolomeo ... birthday is Dec. 23 ... enrolled in pre-sociology ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll ... BIG EAST Academic All-Star.

dvoroznak/ellis CF | r-Junior | 6-2 | 200 Westlake, Ohio | St. Edward

1B | r-Sophomore | 6-3 | 200 Pickerington, Ohio | Pickerington North

Mark Dvoroznak

Justin Ellis

Could be the everyday starter at centerfield … strong athlete with good speed around the basepaths … intelligent player who hits and fields well … played for the Waynesboro Generals of the Valley League for the secondstraight season … participated with SCORE International on a missionary trip to the Dominican Republic over the summer … Iron Mountaineer Challenge captain.

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At West Virginia in 2009: Batted .324 with eight RBIs and 24 hits in 32 games … was used as a designated hitter through the mid-season … also served as a defensive replacement in center field … scored 18 runs and posted three doubles … smacked a double in only at-bat against Pitt … went 2-for-3 with two runs scored in WVU’s 9-3 series-opening win over St. John’s on April 9 … also had two hits and an RBI against Georgetown in game two of a doubleheader on April 4 … had two hits against Villanova, Morehead State, Siena and Canisius … went 3-for-4 with one RBI and three runs scored against New Jersey Tech on March 8 … garnered a base hit against Coastal Carolina on Feb. 27.

At West Virginia in 2008: Added valuable depth as a redshirt freshman ... went 1-for-2 in game two of a doubleheader on Feb. 23 against Akron ... played a key role in WVU’s 5-2 win over Louisville by producing two hits ... had an assist from centerfield against Maryland Eastern Shore on April 1 ... went 2-for-4 with an RBI against Youngstown State on May 12. At West Virginia in 2007: Redshirted. Prep: Attended St. Edward High ... 2005 first team all-county ... 2005 Plain Dealer’s “Best of the Best” ... 2005-06 team captain ... 2005-06 team MVP ... 2006 Mizuno all-state ... three-year varsity starter ... .460 batting average and 24 stolen bases in 2006 ... also played football and basketball in high school ... two-year varsity starter in football (wide receiver, defensive back, special teams) ... first team all-district basketball player … OHSCA All-Star.

One of WVU’s most versatile players … will look to crack the everyday starting lineup as a first baseman or designated hitter … has already improved tremendously from first season. At West Virginia in 2009: Recorded a .313 batting average with 17 RBIs, five doubles and eight runs scored … started 14 games as a designated hitter … also went 4-1 with a 5.35 ERA in 12 appearances … struck out 24 batters in 38.2 innings pitched … did not allow a triple all season … threw just two wild pitches … made three starts … did not allow a run in 2.2 innings pitched against Rutgers … earned last win over Duquesne on April 14 … also defeated Duquesne on March 31 by allowing just one earned run on eight hits in six innings of relief … earned biggest win of the season by scattering just seven hits and allowing two runs in 5.2 innings out of the bullpen against Kentucky in the Mountaineer Diamond Classic … went 3-for-5 with two RBIs, one double and one run scored in a 12-2 win over UConn on March 21 … held New Jersey Tech scoreless through six innings to get first career win … provided 5.1 strong innings against Minnesota at the BIG EAST/Big Ten Challenge to keep WVU in the game … had a sterling debut with three hits and two RBIs in a 14-4 victory against Indiana on Feb. 20. At West Virginia in 2008: Redshirted. Prep: Two-year letterwinner in baseball and basketball at Pickerington High ... first team Ohio Cardinal Conference and second team all-district in 2007 ... played for Pickerington Legion Post 283 ... Dispatch Agonis Scholar-Athlete ... captain and MVP of basketball team as a senior … first team OCC and third team all-Central Ohio in basketball … first team District II player. Personal: Son of Mike and Marie Ellis ... birthday is Jan. 2 ... majoring in agricultural management and rural development ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll … BIG EAST Academic All-Star.

Personal: Son of Mark and Suzanne Dvoroznak ... birthday is Oct. 4 ... majoring in accounting ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll ... BIG EAST Academic All-Star.

dvoroznak’s Career Stats Year Avg GP GS AB 2008 .207 24 8 29 2009 .324 32 12 74 TOTAL .291 56 20 103

R 5 18 23

H 6 24 30

2B 0 3 3

3B 0 0 0

HR 0 0 0

RBI 2 8 10

TB 6 27 33

ellis’ Career Stats Year ERA W L 2009 5.35 4 1 TOTAL 5.35 4 1

App GS CG 12 3 0 12 3 0

SHO CBO SV IP H 0 0 0 38.2 58 0 0 0 38.2 58

Year 2009 TOTAL

AB 64 64

2B 5 5

Avg .313 .313

GP GS 23 14 23 14

R 8 8

H 20 20

3B 0 0

HR RBI 0 17 0 17

SLG% .207 .365 .320 R 30 30

BB 5 8 13

HBP 0 4 4

ER BB SO 23 6 24 23 6 24

TB SLG% 25 .391 25 .391

SO 9 13 22

GDP OB% SF 0 .324 0 0 .419 0 0 .392 0

2B 7 7

3B 0 0

SH 2 7 9

SB 1 2 3

HR BF B/Avg 6 177 .347 6 177 .347

ATT 1 3 4

PO 21 16 37

WP 2 2

HBP BK 2 1 2 1

BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO 7 1 7 1 .378 2 3 0 0 7 7 1 7 1 .378 2 3 0 0 7

A 1 1 2

A 4 4

E 0 1 1

FLD% 1.000 .944 .975

SFA SHA 1 1 1 1 E 0 0

FLD% 1.000 1.000

gum/gyorko LF | r-Junior | 6-1 | 205 Bridgeport, W.Va. | Bridgeport

Jeremy Gum Will battle for playing time in the outfield … has good power … played for the Sikeston Bulls of the KIT Baseball League in the summer. At West Virginia in 2009: Spent the season as one of the backups to former Mountaineer Tobias Streich … garnered one hit in eight at-bats … went 1-for-3 with an RBI and two runs scored in game two of a doubleheader against New Jersey Tech on March 8. At West Virginia in 2008: Redshirted At Potomac State in 2007: Batted .300 (6-for-20) with two doubles and three RBIs … went 1-0 with six strikeouts in 9.2 innings pitched. Prep: Two-year all-state player at Bridgeport High ... also a two-year allcounty and all-conference player ... played with teammate Chris Enourato … played for the AAU’s Pittsburgh Tigers ... received all-state honors for football ... conference player of the year on the gridiron. Personal: Son of Randy and Cindy Gum ... birthday is July 16 ... majoring in sport management ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll.

Jedd Gyorko Enters the 2010 season as one of the nation’s best all-around players … Golden Spikes Award watch list ... preseason BIG EAST Player of the Year … NCBWA Pro-Line Athletic preseason All-America second team … Louisville Slugger preseason second team All-American … Ping!Baseball preseason All-America first team … Baseball America preseason thirdteam All-American ... preseason all-BIG EAST team member … atop the Mountaineer record books in several single-season offensive categories … currently the school’s career batting average leader with a .415 average … heads into junior season carrying a 14-game hitting streak … played for the Brewster Whitecaps of the Cape Cod League … named an Under Armour Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star … competed in the league’s home run derby at Fenway Park. At West Virginia in 2009: Batted .421 with eight home runs, 58 RBIs, a school-record 28 doubles, 96 hits and 74 runs scored … slugged .658 gUM’s Career Stats Year Avg GP GS 2009 .125 8 0 TOTAL .125 8 0

AB 8 8

gyorko’s Career Stats Year Avg GP GS AB 2008 .409 56 56 232 2009 .421 55 55 228 TOTAL .415 111 111 460

At West Virginia in 2008: Earned numerous awards during freshman campaign ... Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA 2008 All-America second team ... BIG EAST Rookie of the Year ... all-BIG EAST second team selection ... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American ... Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA Freshman All-America first team selection ... ECAC first team All-Star ... ECAC Rookie of the Year ... Rivals.com Freshman All-American... showed a .409 average with eight home runs and 63 RBIs ... reliable in the field with a .965 fielding percentage ... had 30 multi-hit games ... recorded 95 hits ... scored 62 runs ... went 4-for-5 with an RBI and two runs scored against Iona on March 14 ... had a four-hit, two home-run day against Coppin State on March 24 ... had 10 total bases in the same game ... also went 3-for-4 with three RBIs against Pitt on March 20 ... produced a walk-off single in WVU’s 15-14 comeback victory over USF on April 5 ... recorded seven at-bats in the same game ... went 2-for-5 with a double, a home run and five RBIs against Notre Dame on May 21 ... collected five RBIs in two games ... earned WVU Rookie of the Year Award. Prep: Local talent from University High ... four-time all-conference and threetime all-state player ... 2007 conference hitter of the year ... two-year team captain ... played for Morgantown American Legion Post 2 ... team was state champions in 2004 and 2007 ... runner-up at Mid-Atlantic Regional in 2007 ... hit 40 career home runs and 231 RBIs ... was first-team all-state in basketball at UHS. Personal: Son of Randall and Penny Gyorko ... birthday is Sept. 23 ... majoring in business management ... brother Scott was a two-year starting linebacker for WVU from 2001-04 ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll ... BIG EAST Academic All-Star.

R 3 3

H 1 1

2B 0 0

3B 0 0

HR RBI 0 1 0 1

TB SLG% 1 .125 1 .125

BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO 1 2 3 0 .364 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 .364 0 0 0 0 0

A 0 0

E 0 0

FLD% .000 .000

R 62 74 136

H 95 96 191

2B 17 28 45

3B 3 1 4

HR 8 8 16

TB 142 150 292

BB 17 32 49

A 133 150 283

E 9 13 22

FLD% .965 .947 .956

RBI 63 58 121

SLG% .612 .658 .635

HBP 4 2 6

SO 26 25 51

GDP OB% SF 4 .450 5 3 .487 5 7 .469 10

SH 8 2 10

SB 4 1 5

ATT 7 2 9

PO 117 80 197

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SS | Junior | 5-10 | 185 Morgantown, W.Va. | University

and recorded a .487 on-base percentage … finished second in the NCAA in doubles … led team with 31 multi-hit games … tallied 15 multi-RBI games … one of five players named as a finalist for the Brooks Wallace Award, given to the country’s best shortstop … NCBWA District II Player of the Year … second team Louisville Slugger All-American … Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA third team All-American … all-BIG EAST first team … ABCA/Rawlings all-East Region second team … invited to try out for the United States National Team in Cary, N.C. … named Team MVP … finished 7-for-11 with five RBIs, one double and six runs scored at the BIG EAST Tournament ... was named the top middle fielder in the country by Rivals.com in March … recorded multi-hit performances in eight of 11 games from April 29-May 15 … homered in four of 11 games during the same stretch … finished 7-for-15 with three RBIs and four runs scored against Pitt … went 3-for-4 with two doubles against Rutgers on May 3 … had three hits and three RBIs against Rutgers on May 1 … recorded third career five-RBI game, including his second against Notre Dame, in a 19-3 rout over the Fighting Irish … went 6-for-11 in the St. John’s series … hit the game-tying three-run home run in the ninth in WVU’s walkoff 10-9 win over Ohio on April 1 … picked up four RBIs in the same contest … hit a go-ahead, two-run homer against Villanova in the sixth inning on March 28 in WVU’s 12-8 comeback win … tied a career high with four hits against Kentucky, including two doubles and one RBI … went 3-for-5 with two doubles against Morehead State on March 17 … had four RBIs and a triple against Siena in game two of a doubleheader on March 14 … recorded two or more hits in 12 of first 13 games in 2009 … finished the BIG EAST/Big Ten Challenge going 6-for-14 with one home run, four RBIs and four doubles against Indiana, Minnesota and Illinois … went 2-for-3 with a game-tying home run against Minnesota on Feb. 21 … finished 3-for-5 with two doubles against Northwestern … went 19 games without committing an error at shortstop from March 21-April 18.

jones/morrone/pickering/podolinski LHP | Sophomore | 6-3 | 205 Fredericksburg, Va. | Courtland

LHP | Sophomore | 6-3 | 190 Cross Lanes, W.Va. | Nitro

Jonathan Jones

Chase Pickering

Has the necessary skills to emerge as a significant starter for WVU … gained valuable experience in freshman season … a constant workhorse on the mound … is vital to the pitching staff as a left-hander … played for the Maryland Redbirds of the Cal Ripken Sr. Collegiate Baseball League … threw a seven-inning no-hitter against the College Park Bombers on June 29.

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At West Virginia in 2009: Awarded the team’s freshman MVP award … finished 6-2 with a 6.57 ERA … struck out 54 batters in 63 innings … made 15 appearances, including 12 games started … put together four quality starts in first season … gave up just one earned run in 7.1 innings to earn a victory against Cincinnati … earned a complete-game win over Morehead State on April 28 … threw one inning in two relief appearances against USF … got fourth victory of the season against Georgetown on April 4 in game two … did not allow an earned run against UConn, striking out six in seven innings to lead the Mountaineers to a 12-2 win … got first collegiate victory over Northwestern after allowing three runs in five innings. Prep: Most valuable player at Courtland High ... Battlefield District Player of the Year ... first team all-region ... second team all-state ... member of the Free Lance Star all-Area Team … finished senior year at 7-1 with a 1.67 ERA ... struck out 69 batters in only 46 innings pitched ... compiled a .396 batting average with five home runs ... also had a .776 slugging percentage and a .557 on-base percentage. Personal: Son of Barry and Jeanette Jones ... birthday is Feb. 14 ... majoring in multi-disciplinary studies … BIG EAST Academic All-Star.

At West Virginia in 2009: Finished 3-2 with a 6.29 ERA … struck out 22 batters in 24.1 innings pitched … made eight appearances, including five games started … got the win against Youngstown State on May 11 after giving up two runs on seven hits in 4.1 innings … provided solid relief against Notre Dame on April 18, striking out two in one inning … got second career victory over Maryland Eastern Shore on April 13 after allowing three earned runs and four hits in seven innings … earned first victory in relief after giving up one run on three strikeouts in four innings pitched in WVU’s comeback win over Ohio on April 1 … made starts against Illinois, USF and Rutgers … came in as a reliever against Coastal Carolina. Prep: West Virginia Gatorade Player of the Year at Nitro High ... two-time MSAC Player of the Year ... two-time first team all-state player ... had a career record of 22-6 with a 2.36 ERA and 400 strikeouts ... had 222 innings pitched in high school ... batted .448 with 10 home runs, 12 doubles, 48 RBIs and 34 stolen bases during senior season ... drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 43rd round in 2008. Personal: Son of Jeffrey Pickering ... birthday is Sept. 9 ... majoring in exercise physiology ... father played at WVU as a power-hitting first baseman from 1976-79 ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll … BIG EAST Academic All-Star.

LHP | r-Junior | 5-11 | 195 Paris, Texas | Paris

RHP | Sophomore | 6-3 | 225 Sayre, Pa. | Sayre

Matt Morrone

Andy Podolinski

Looks to expand role in the bullpen in 2010 … could be valuable as a lefthander in various situations … continues to harness his control after joining WVU as a converted outfielder … competed for the Monmouth Monarchs of the Atlantic Baseball Confederation League in the summer.

Will play a vital role in the bullpen in 2010 … could become a primary setup pitcher … possesses a blazing fastball … looks to improve offspeed pitches and expand his repertoire … played for the Licking County Settlers of the Great Lakes League.

At West Virginia in 2009: Made appearances against Illinois, Canisius and Rutgers … threw two innings in redshirt season.

At West Virginia in 2009: Made 10 appearances as a freshman … did not give up a run in seven situational appearances … struck out four batters in 8.2 innings pitched … struck out one in one inning pitched against Cincinnati … threw a combined 4.1 shutout innings against Illinois, NJIT, St. John’s, Duquesne, USF and Cincinnati.

At Potomac State in 2008: Went 2-2 with a 4.50 ERA in 10 appearances … struck out 22 in 28 innings pitched. Prep: All-state player at Paris High ... all-Red River Valley first team player in 2005 and 2006 ... all-district player in 2005 and 2006 ... lettered in football ... all-Red River Valley player in 2004 ... all-state football player as well. Personal: Son of Sam and Mary Anne Morrone ... birthday is May 2 ... majoring in biology ... brother of former WVU football player Sam Morrone ... member of Italian American Organization ... member of WVU Chapter of Golden Key International Honor Society … Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll.

Ready to make an impact as a starter in 2010 … continues to improve curve ball and changeup … has a long delivery that can throw off hitters … got better with his command as the 2009 season progressed.

Prep: Top-notch pitcher at Sayre High ... all-state player ... finished senior season with a 5-2 record and 2.10 ERA ... also threw 48.2 innings and gave up 17 earned runs in senior campaign ... batted .387 with three home runs, 22 RBIs and six doubles ... also played basketball and football. Personal: Son of James and Charlotte Podolinski ... birthday is Aug. 31 ... enrolled in pre-communications studies.

rasky/sambuco/summers OF | r-Freshman | 6-5 | 210 Irwin, Pa. | Penn-Trafford

RHP | Junior | 6-5 | 220 Sharpsville, Pa. | Sharpsville Area

Chris Rasky

Jarryd Summers

Hard-working player who is committed to improving … could see some time in the outfield in 2010 … adds depth to the outfield position. At West Virginia in 2009: Redshirted. Prep: Enjoyed an excellent career at Penn-Trafford High ... holds eight school records … WPIAL AAAA All-Star ... Section II AAAA MVP ... twotime first team selection ... Tribune Review All-Star ... Pittsburgh Post Gazette All-Star ... team captain Personal: Son of Mike and Jeanine Rasky ... birthday is June 20 ... majoring in exercise physiology … Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll.

CF | r-Freshman | 6-5 | 210 Wheeling, W.Va. | Wheeling Park

Excellent fielder who could play in certain situations … one of the fastest outfielders on the team … reliable defensive replacement and pinchrunner. At West Virginia in 2009: Redshirted. Prep: Played at Wheeling Park High ... Dick Moore Golden Glove Award winner … Ohio Valley Legion All-Star member … OVAC All-Star … “Beast of the Golden Arm” winner. Personal: Son of Errol and Christy Sambuco ... birthday is June 29 ... majoring in business and economics ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll.

At West Virginia in 2009: Finished 7-3 with a 3.06 ERA … recorded 99 strikeouts in 94.1 innings pitched … nearly became the first Mountaineer to record triple-digit strikeouts since Zac Cline in 2003 … finished atop the conference in ERA and doubles allowed … finished in the top five in opposing batting average (.239), strikeouts, wins, games started (14), runs allowed (41) and innings pitched … tied for seventh on the school’s single-season list in games started … ninth in innings pitched and strikeouts … recorded four double-digit strikeout performances … had nine quality starts … all-BIG EAST first team player … ABCA/Rawlings all-East Region first team … ECAC second team All-Star … named to the Pitcher of the Year Award Watch List on April 28 by College Baseball Foundation and Mizuno … Team MVP pitcher … allowed no runs in 6.2 innings against postseason runner-up UConn in the BIG EAST Tournament on May 19 … fanned seven Pitt batters in 4.2 innings on May 14 … gave up just one earned run on 10 strikeouts in 7.2 innings pitched against Rutgers on May 1 … allowed two earned runs on seven hits in seven innings in WVU’s 19-3 win over Notre Dame on April 17 … gave up just one run in eight innings against one of the country’s best offenses in St. John’s on April 9 … had arguably his best performance against Georgetown, striking out 12 while allowing two runs in eight innings pitched … had a quality start in first loss of the season against Villanova, allowing three earned runs on seven hits in eight innings … struck out 11 against Siena on March 13 … earned BIG EAST Pitcher of the Week honors after shutting down NJIT with 10 strikeouts and just four hits allowed in seven innings on March 7 … defeated Indiana after allowing just one earned run on six hits in five innings pitched at the BIG EAST/Big Ten Challenge. At West Virginia in 2008: Went 4-3 in freshman season ... made six starts and seven relief appearances ... held opponents to a .241 average ... had 50 strikeouts in 45.2 innings pitched ... only gave up one home run ... threw a completegame two-hitter against Iona on March 16 ... reached double-digit strikeouts against Iona and Maryland Eastern Shore ... earned first victory against Iona after giving up only one run on two hits while striking out 10 in seven innings ... struck out 10 in game two of a doubleheader against Maryland Eastern Shore on April 1 ... earned a save in WVU’s 9-1 victory over Duquesne on April 22 ... earned fourth win of the season in WVU’s 5-4 victory over Louisville on May 11 at Hawley Field ... earned the victory out of the bullpen. Prep: Named district player of the year in both senior and junior years at Sharpsville Area High ... compiled a 23-4 record ... threw a perfect game in district semi-finals as a freshman ... also played football ... named all-state punter in 2006 ... Pennsylvania Punt, Pass and Kick title. Personal: Son of Steve and Geri Summers ... birthday is April 30... majoring in sociology ... Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll.

jones’ Career Stats Year ERA W L 2009 6.57 6 2 TOTAL 6.57 6 2

App GS CG 15 12 1 15 12 1

SHO CBO SV IP H 0 0 0 63.0 77 0 0 0 63.0 77

R 56 56

ER BB SO 46 38 54 46 38 54

2B 10 10

3B 2 2

HR BF B/Avg 7 320 .291 7 320 .291

WP 6 6

HBP BK 13 0 13 0

SFA SHA 3 1 3 1

morrone’s Career Stats Year ERA W L App GS CG 2009 9.00 0 0 3 0 0 TOTAL 9.00 0 0 3 0 0

SHO CBO SV IP 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 2.0

R 2 2

ER BB SO 2 4 1 2 4 1

2B 0 0

3B 0 0

HR BF B/Avg 0 12 .333 0 12 .333

WP 0 0

HBP BK 1 1 1 1

SFA SHA 1 0 1 0

pickering’s Career Stats Year ERA W L App GS CG 2009 6.29 3 2 8 5 0 TOTAL 6.29 3 2 8 5 0

SHO CBO SV IP H 0 0 0 24.1 26 0 0 0 24.1 26

R 18 18

ER BB SO 17 18 22 17 18 22

2B 4 4

3B 1 1

HR BF B/Avg 1 121 .283 1 121 .283

WP 1 1

HBP BK 6 0 6 0

SFA SHA 1 4 1 4

Podolinski’s Career Stats Year ERA W L App GS CG 2009 9.35 0 0 10 0 0 TOTAL 9.35 0 0 10 0 0

SHO CBO SV IP 0 0 0 8.2 0 0 0 8.2

R 9 9

ER BB SO 9 6 4 9 6 4

2B 3 3

3B 0 0

HR BF B/Avg 1 44 .316 1 44 .316

WP 2 2

HBP BK 0 0 0 0

SFA SHA 0 0 0 0

summer’s Career Stats Year ERA W L App 2008 4.93 4 3 13 2009 3.06 7 3 14 TOTAL 3.67 11 6 27

SHO 0 1 1

R 30 41 71

ER 25 32 57

2B 11 8 19

3B 0 2 2

HR 1 11 12

WP 6 7 13

HBP 6 5 11

SFA 2 1 3

GS 6 14 20

CG 1 2 3

CBO 1 0 1

SV 1 0 1

H 2 2

H 12 12

IP H 45.2 42 94.0 85 139.2 127

BB 19 34 53

SO 50 99 149

BF 202 403 605

B/Avg .241 .239 .240

BK 1 1 2

SHA 1 8 9

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Clark Sambuco

Enters junior season as a strong candidate for BIG EAST Pitcher of the Year … preseason all-BIG EAST … “most underrated pitcher” in the BIG EAST according to College Baseball Insider’s conference preview … also named one of the top three pitchers in the conference … will be the ace of the rotation … possesses a live fastball that is hard to catch up to … strikes out plenty of batters.

newcomers LHP | Freshman | 6-3 | 185 Manassas, Va. | Osbourn Park

C | Junior | 5-10 | 200 Martinsburg, W.Va. | Martinsburg

Zach Bargeron

Kevin Griffin

Talented left-hander looking to find a spot in the mid-week rotation … solid recruit from Virginia … adds depth to the pitching staff. Prep: All-region player at Osbourn Park High under coach Rodney Hodgson … earned all-area and all-district honors … second team all-Met performer … team captain … team MVP … all-district football and basketball player. Personal: Son of Robert and Paige Bargeron … birthday is Feb. 9 … majoring in exercise physiology.

RHP | Junior | 6-0 | 180 Virginia Beach, Va. | First Colonial

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Andy Berry Good strike-thrower who was effective during the fall … could earn some mid-week starts … possible option out of the bullpen. At Potomac State in 2008-09: Made the all-region 20 tournament team in 2009 under coach Doug Little … finished the year at 4-1 with a 3.47 ERA … struck out 41 in 59.2 innings pitched … went 5-0 with a 4.46 ERA in 2008 … fanned 28 batters in 36.1 innings pitched. Prep: First team all-region player at First Colonial High under coach Scott Stubbe … second team all-state player in 2006 … all-district first team performer … finished 8-1 with a 2.30 ERA … batted above .400 in 2006 … finished second in strikeouts in the Beach District in 2007 … made the Virginia state semifinals in 2005 and 2006. Personal: Son of Chris and Theresa Berry … birthday is April 28 … majoring in pre-communication studies.

1B | Freshman | 6-5 | 230 Alum Creek, W.Va. | Nitro

Matt Frazer Big, strong, left-handed power threat … could start immediately at first base … drafted in the 26th round of the 2009 Major League Baseball firstyear player draft by the Kansas City Royals. Prep: First team all-state player at Nitro High under coach Steve Pritchard … played for Kanawha Valley Post 94 over the summer … also wrestled and played football in high school.

Personal: Son of Steve and Terri Frazer … birthday is May 23 … enrolled in general studies.

Will compete for the starting catcher spot … has a quick release and an accurate arm … good power at the plate … played for the Winchester Royals of the Valley League over the summer. At Potomac State in 2008-09: Hit .325 with 15 home runs, 69 RBIs and 15 doubles through 78 games played under coach Doug Little … among Potomac State’s single-season leaders in home runs. Prep: All-state selection at Martinsburg High under coach John Lowery, Jr. Personal: Son of Kevin and Lisa Griffin … birthday is March 30 … majoring in accounting.

RHP | Junior | 5-11 | 200 Shenandoah Junction, W.Va. | Jefferson

Jonathan Hash Proven right-hander from West Virginia … continues to improve from the junior college level … adds depth to the pitching staff. At Potomac State in 2008-09: Finished the 2008 season at 5-1 with a 3.80 ERA under coach Doug Little … recorded 55 strikeouts in 42.2 innings pitched. Prep: First team all-state honors as a senior at Jefferson High under coach John Lowery Sr. … 2007 Journal Baseball Player of the Year … District II East Coast team selection … two-time West Virginia State all-tournament team member … two-time second team all-state athlete in football and baseball … first team all-state football player. Personal: Son of Mark and Sally Hash … birthday is Aug. 24 … majoring in athletic coaching education.

newcomers OF | Junior | 5-11 | 190 Freehold, N.J. | Colts Neck

LHP | Junior | 6-1 | 205 Ocean Township, N.J. | Ocean Township

Dom Hayes

Eric Hinkle

Athletic player with a smooth swing … good left-handed hitter who can play left or right field … comes in with great collegiate experience. At Potomac State in 2009: Became a junior college honorable mention All-American under coach Doug Little … led the team in batting average (.449), RBIs (62) and doubles (22) while sitting among the team leaders with seven home runs and 79 hits … named an all-Region 20 player. At New Jersey Institute of Technology in 2008: Named to Division I allrookie team under coach Brian Callahan. Prep: Three-year varsity captain at Colts Neck High under coach Mike Yurke … two-time all-Shore first team player … all-Shore MVP … all-Shore Defensive Player of the Year … rookie of the year … owns school record for longest hitting streak (20 games), career runs scored (101), career hits (156) and single-season hits (49). Personal: Son of Francis and Catherine Hayes … birthday is Feb. 13 … majoring in exercise physiology.

Jared Hill Skilled right-hander with a good fastball, change-up and a developing breaking ball … could pitch a lot of innings as a freshman … will be valuable during mid-week games. Prep: Three-year varsity letterman at Grove City High under coach Ryan Alexander … captain of team during senior season … also led squad in RBIs during a superb senior year … all-central district player … Columbus Dispatch all-Metro first baseman … all-OCC Ohio player … won a championship with the Columbus Cobras in 2007 … elected to the all-tournament team in the same season. Personal: Son of Randy and Mary Hill … birthday is April 15 … majoring in athletic coaching education … Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll.

At Potomac State in 2009: Emerged as the staff ace in sophomore season under coach Doug Little … went 8-2 with a 3.69 ERA … struck out 54 batters in 61 innings pitched … named to first team all-region 20 team … region 20 all-tournament team member. At Long Island University in 2008: Batted .276 with one home run and 15 RBIs under coach Don Maines … recorded 29 hits and 14 runs scored. Prep: All-district and all-conference player at Ocean Township High under coach Louis Dalpra … tallied 37 RBIs and a 1.85 ERA as a senior … went 6-0 on the mound as a junior … finished high school career with a 21-3 overall record … named all-Shore and all-county … played for the Teaneck Titans and the Baseball Warehouse. Personal: Son of Daniel Lowhon and Diane Hinkle … birthday is Dec. 21 … enrolled in pre-sociology.

3B/1B | Freshman | 6-2 | 195 Valencia, Pa. | Pine-Richland

T.J. Kuban Accomplished player with a tremendous hitting approach … competing for a spot at first base … one of the top recruits from Western Pennsylvania. Prep: Awarded the WPIAL Class 4A Player of the Year as a senior at Pine-Richland High under coach Kurt Wolfe … batted .483 with five home runs, 30 RBIs, six doubles, 24 runs scored, 15 walks and a .640 on-base percentage in senior season … Quad A all-section team … all-area team player … all-region team … captain of varsity team. Personal: Son of Tom and Jan Kuban … birthday is Aug. 15 … enrolled in general studies … Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll.

C | Freshman | 6-0 | 205 Cincinnati, Ohio | Oak Hills

Matthew Malloy Hard-working catcher looking to fill the No. 1 spot … possesses quick feet and quick hands to block balls … has a strong arm … showed good power in the fall … top position player in the Iron Mountaineer Challenge.

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RHP | Freshman | 6-1 | 205 Harrisburg, Ohio | Grove City

Excellent left-hander who could be a weekend starter … has already pitched at two other colleges … looks to use collegiate experience to his advantage in 2010.

Prep: Became an Under Armour All-American at Oak Hills High under coach Charles Laumann … all-city player … named a top prospect by Perfect Game … hit 15 home runs in the summer of 2009 for the Columbus Cobras. Personal: Son of Dwight and Sandy Malloy … birthday is August 15 … majoring in athletic coaching education … Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll.

newcomers C | Junior | 6-3 | 185 Queen Creek, Ariz. | Higley

LHP | Freshman | 6-3 | 170 Berkeley Springs, W.Va. | Berkeley Springs

Justin McDavid

Michael Twigg

Left-handed hitter who catches and throws well … vying for a spot as the starting catcher … possesses plenty of collegiate experience. At Chandler-Gilbert Community College in 2009: Played under coach Russ Luce. At Central Arizona Community College in 2008: Reached the Junior College World Series under coach John Wente … batted .300 with three RBIs and three doubles in 18 games played. At New Mexico State University in 2007: Played under coach Rocky Ward. Prep: Two-time first team all-region catcher at Higley High under coach Shane Hillstrom … batted .435 with five home runs during senior season … all-state player … state runner-up in 2007. Personal: Son of Kurtis and Cindy McDavid … birthday is Nov. 15 … majoring in geography.

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C | Freshman | 6-0 | 187 San Juan, Puerto Rico | La Merced

Humberto Melendez Hard-working player who will get better with experience … looks to earn playing time as a catcher … has a good background. Prep: Played at La Merced High under coach Saul Hermeiz … played in the 2009 Palomino All-Star Game. Personal: Son of Casimiro Melendez and Cahinee Medima … birthday is Dec. 8 … majoring in criminology.

LHP | Freshman | 5-11 | 165 Denton, Md. | North Caroline

Marshall Thompson Valuable left-handed addition to this year’s pitching staff … looks to pitch consistently in 2010 … hard worker who could be on the mound as a starter or reliever. Prep: Team captain at North Caroline High under coach Mark Potter … batted .453 with two home runs, 22 RBIs, 14 runs scored, five doubles and just six strikeouts in senior year … hit four home runs and struck out 82 batters in junior season … first team all-Bayside player … received high school’s MVP award.

Personal: Son of Joe and Amily Thompson … birthday is July 18 … enrolled in pre-criminology and investigations.

Sharp left-hander who could pitch right away … arguably the top lefty in West Virginia out of high school … will continue to develop his fastball and offspeed pitches. Prep: Three-time Potomac Valley Conference Pitcher of the Year at Berkeley Springs High under coach Trey Barcus … totaled 14 victories and two saves in three varsity seasons … posted 308 career strikeouts in high school career … two-time first team all-state player … two-time Apple Valley League first-team selection … played for Berkeley Post 14 during the summer … team captain in senior season for baseball and basketball teams. Personal: Son of Henry and Christina Twigg … birthday is Aug. 1 … enrolled in general studies.

2B/OF | Freshman | 5-10 | 155 Frederick, Md. | Frederick

Brady Wilson Could become one of the fastest players in the BIG EAST … covers a tremendous amount of ground in the field … looks to find a niche at second base or in the outfield … will be a great threat on the basepaths. Prep: Three-time Frederick News Post first team all-area performer at Frederick High under coach Phil Rhodes … batted .494 with five home runs, 23 RBIs, 13 doubles and 33 runs scored during senior campaign … 2009 Piedmont Player of the Year … batted .514 with five home runs, 28 RBIs, 37 runs scored and 21 stolen bases during junior year … all-time hits leader in the Monocacy Valley Athletic League … also is the all-time leader in career triples (9), runs scored (98) and stolen bases (60) … earned Frederick High Most Outstanding Athlete Award … played in 2009 Brooks Robinson All-Star Game. … also starred in track throughout high school … second in the state in the 55-meter and 300-meter … ranked 11th nationally in 55-meter … ranked ninth in the country in the 200-meter … ranked fifth in the state in the 55-meter in junior year … ranked second in 55-meter and 300-meter in senior season … first in Frederick County in 55-meter in junior and senior years … named Frederick High’s most outstanding athlete in senior season. Personal: Son of Jay and Carol Wilson … birthday is June 3 … enrolled in pre-physical education teacher education … Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll.

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Coastal Carolina February 19 Conway, S.C. 4 p.m.

Location:........................ Conway, S.C.

SID Contact: .................Kent Reichert

Enrollment:.................................8,100

SID Phone: ................ (843) 349-2840

Nickname: ......................Chanticleers

E-Mail: .............kreicher@coastal.edu

Conference: ........................ Big South

Website: .........www.goccusports.com

Record at CCU: .....................554-293 (14 seasons) Overall Record: .....................807-395 (20 seasons) 2009 Record: .............................47-16 Conf. Record/Finish: . ............21-5/1st

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Kentucky February 20 Conway, S.C. 11 a.m.

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Location: ...................... Lexington, Ky.

SID Contact: ..................Brent Ingram

Enrollment: ..............................27,000

SID Phone: ................ (859) 608-6230

Nickname: ............................ Wildcats

E-Mail: ............brent.ingram@uky.edu

Conference: .................. Southeastern

Website: .......... www.UKathletics.com

Head Coach: ........... Gary Henderson Record at UK: ..........28-26 (1 season) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................28-26 Conf. Record/Finish: . ......12-18/5th in SEC East

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Virginia Tech February 21 Conway, S.C. 11 a.m.

SID Contact: ..................Matt Kovatch

Enrollment: ..............................30,000

SID Phone: ................ (540) 231-1894

Nickname: ...............................Hokies

E-Mail: .............................mlk@vt.edu

Conference: ..................Atlantic Coast

Website: ..........www.hokiesports.com

Record at VT: . .......78-84 (3 seasons) Overall Record: ................. 380-295-2 (13 seasons) 2009 Record: .............................32-21 Conf. Record/Finish: . ......12-17/6th in ACC Coastal Div.

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Indiana February 26 Clearwater, Fla. 1 p.m.

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Location: .................Bloomington, Ind.

SID Contact: ..................... Matt Brady

Enrollment: ..............................40,354

SID Phone: ................ (812) 856-0215

Nickname: ............................Hoosiers

E-Mail: .............mlbrady@indiana.edu

Conference: ............................Big Ten

Website: ...........www.IUHoosiers.com

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Head Coach:................... Tracy Smith Record at IU: .... 104-126 (4 seasons) Overall Record: .................421-346-1 (13 seasons) 2009 Record: ............................ 32-27 Conf. Record/Finish: . ...........16-7/3rd

Media Information Team Information Head Coach: .................... Jack Dahm

Iowa February 27 St. Petersburg, Fla. 1 p.m.

Location:......................Iowa City, Iowa

SID Contact: .................Jenni Stumpff

Record at Iowa: 140-198 (6 seasons)

Enrollment: ..............................30,328

SID Phone: ................ (319) 335-9411

Overall Record: ..................423-463-2

Nickname: ......................... Hawkeyes

E-Mail: ...jennifer-stumpff@uiowa.edu

Conference: ............................Big Ten

Website: .... www.hawkeyesports.com

(16 seasons) 2009 Record: ............................. 16-35 Conf. Record/Finish: . .......... 4-19/10th

Michigan State February 28 St. Petersburg, Fla. 1 p.m.

Location: ....................Blacksburg, Va.

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Location: ............. East Lansing, Mich.

SID Contact: .....................Jeff Barnes

Enrollment: ..............................47,100

SID Phone: ................ (517) 355-2271

Nickname: ........................... Spartans

E-Mail: ............ jbarnes@ath.msu.edu

Conference: ............................Big Ten

Website: ........www.msuspartans.com

Head Coach: ................ Jake Boss Jr. Record at MSU: .......23-31 (1 season) Overall Record: .....48-65 (2 seasons) 2009 Record: .............................23-31 Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........13-11/5th

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Purdue March 1 St. Petersburg, Fla. Noon

Location: .............West Lafayette, Ind.

SID Contact: .................... Matt Rector

Enrollment: ..............................40,090

SID Phone: ................ (765) 494-3196

Nickname: .....................Boilermakers

E-Mail: .................rector@purdue.edu

Conference: ............................Big Ten

Website: ....... www.purduesports.com

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Western Carolina March 5 Greenville, N.C. 1 p.m.

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Record at PU: .. 310-304 (11 seasons) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................25-26 Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........11-12/6th

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Location: ...................Cullowhee, N.C.

SID Contact: ................. Daniel Hooker

Enrollment: ..............................28,723

SID Phone: ................. (828) 227-2339

Nickname: ...................... Catamounts

E-Mail: ......... dhooker@email.wcu.edu

Conference: ......................... Southern

Website:....www.CatamountSports.com

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Head Coach: .............Doug Schreiber

Head Coach: ............ Bobby Moranda Record at WCU: ....64-50 (2 seasons) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................35-22 Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........19-10/4th

Media Information Team Information Head Coach: ..................Billy Godwin

East Carolina March 6 Greenville, N.C. 3 p.m.

Location: ................... Greenville, N.C.

SID Contact: .................Malcolm Gray

Record at ECU: ...161-90 (4 seasons)

Enrollment: ..............................27,703

SID Phone: ................ (252) 414-2021

Overall Record: .....................423-175

Nickname: ...............................Pirates

E-Mail: ..................... graym@ecu.edu

Conference: .............Conference USA

Website: ..........www.ECUPirates.com

(10 seasons) 2009 Record: .............................46-20

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Illinois March 7 Greenville, N.C. 10 a.m.

Duquesne March 9, April 27 Morgantown, W.Va. 3 p.m., 7:05 p.m.

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Location: .....................Champaign, Ill.

SID Contact: ......................Ben Taylor

Enrollment: ..............................42,326

SID Phone: ................ (217) 244-5045

Nickname: ......................Fighting Illini

E-Mail: ...............bktaylor@illinois.edu

Conference: ............................Big Ten

Website: ...........www.fightingillini.com

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Head Coach: ...................Dan Hartleb Record at UI:......125-101 (4 seasons) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................34-20 Conf. Record/Finish: . ............16-8/4th

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Location:...................... Pittsburgh, Pa.

SID Contact: ............. George Nieman

Enrollment:...............................10,368

SID Phone: ................ (412) 396-5245

Nickname:.................................Dukes

E-Mail: ................... nieman@duq.edu

Overall Record: ........................ Same

April 21, Pittsburgh, Pa. Conference:........................Atlantic 10 4 p.m.

Website: ....... www.GoDuquesne.com

2009 Record: .............................14-41

Bryant March 11 Morgantown, W.Va. 3 p.m.

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Record at DU: . .................. 329-499-2 (16 seasons)

Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........7-19/14th

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Location: ..................... Smithfield, R.I.

SID Contact: ................Jason Sullivan

Enrollment: ................................3,268

SID Phone: ................ (401) 232-6072

Nickname: ............................Bulldogs

E-Mail: ................ jsulliva@bryant.edu

Conference: ........................ Northeast

Website: .....www.bryantbulldogs.com

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Conf. Record/Finish: . ............17-7/1st

Head Coach:................ Jamie Pinzino Record at BU:.....128-100 (4 seasons) Overall Record:..139-128 (5 seasons) 2009 Record:..............................32-22 Conf. Record/Finish:........Independent

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Manhattan March 12-14 Morgantown, W.Va. 3 p.m., 1 p.m. (2), 1 p.m.

Location: ..................... Riverdale, N.Y. Enrollment: ................................3,200 Nickname: ............................. Jaspers Conference: ..... Metro Atlantic Athletic

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Location:.........................Niagara, N.Y.

Niagara Enrollment:.................................3,853 March 16 Morgantown, W.Va. Nickname:.................... Purple Eagles Conference:...... Metro Atlantic Athletic 1 p.m. (2)

Media Information Team Information SID Contact: ....... Stephen Dombroski

Head Coach: ..............Kevin Leighton

SID Phone: ................ (718) 862-7228

Record at MC: 135-78-1 (4 seasons)

E-Mail: ..............stephen.dombroski@

Overall Record: ........................ Same

manhattan.edu Website: ...........www.GoJaspers.com

2009 Record: .............................35-18 Conf. Record/Finish: . ............18-6/1st

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SID Contact:.....................Kevin Carver SID Phone:................... (716) 286-8586 E-Mail:................ kcarver@niagara.edu Website:...........www.PurpleEagles.com

Head Coach:....................Rob McCoy Record at NU:...........20-35 (1 season) Overall Record:......................... Same 2009 Record:..............................20-35 Conf. Record/Finish:.......... 14-10/t-4th

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Eastern Michigan March 19-21 Morgantown, W.Va. 3 p.m., 1 p.m. (2) Noon

Location: .....................Ypsilanti, Mich.

SID Contact: .......................Dan Wyar

Enrollment: ..............................22,638

SID Phone: ................ (440) 666-2129

Nickname: ...............................Eagles

E-Mail: ..................dwyar@emich.edu

Conference: ..................Mid-American

Website: ...........www.emueagles.com

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Head Coach: ............... Jay Alexander Record at EMU:........25-35 (1 season) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................25-35 Conf. Record/Finish:... 13-14/3rd West

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Bowling Green March 23 Chillicothe, Ohio 3 p.m.

Location: ............Bowling Green, Ohio

SID Contact: ..................Ryan Gasser

Enrollment: ..............................15,356

SID Phone: ................ (419) 372-7075

Nickname: ............................. Falcons

E-Mail: ................. rgasser@bgsu.edu

Overall Record: ........................ Same

Conference: ..................Mid-American

Website: ......... www.bgsufalcons.com

2009 Record: .............................28-22

Record at BGSU: . ............. 517-463-4 (19 seasons)

Conf. Record/Finish: . .........18-8/T-1st

Seton Hall March 26-28 South Orange, N.J. 6 p.m., 1 p.m., Noon

Hofstra March 29 Morgantown, W.Va. 4 p.m.

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Media Information Team Information Head Coach: .............. Rob Sheppard

Location: ..............South Orange, N.J.

SID Contact: ............. Joe Montefusco

Enrollment: ................................9,700

SID Phone: ................ (973) 761-9493

Nickname: ...............................Pirates

E-Mail:...joseph.montefusco@shu.edu

Overall Record: ........................ Same

Conference: ....................... Big East

Website: ............www.shupirates.com

2009 Record: .............................25-24

Record at SHU: ................. 132-176-1 (6 seasons)

Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........13-14/9th

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Location: ..................Hempstead, N.Y.

SID Contact: ...................... Brian Bohl

Enrollment: ..............................12,400

SID Phone: ................ (516) 463-2907

Nickname: ................................. Pride

E-Mail: ......... Brian.Bohl@hofstra.edu

Conference:... Colonial Athletic Assoc.

Website: ............. www.gohofstra.com

Head Coach: ...........Patrick Anderson Record at HU: . ........11-32 (1 season) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................11-32 Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........6-18/10th

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Connecticut April 1-3 Morgantown, W.Va. 5 p.m., 3 p.m. Noon

Record at UConn: . ............ 196-148-2

Location: ........................Storrs, Conn.

SID Contact: ..................Kristen Altieri

Enrollment: ..............................29,383

SID Phone: ................ (860) 486-3531

Nickname: .............................Huskies

E-Mail: ....... kristen.altieri@uconn.edu

Overall Record: ........................ Same

Conference: ....................... BIG EAST

Website: .... www.UConnHuskies.com

2009 Record: .............................36-24

(6 seasons)

Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........14-13/6th

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Towson April 6 Location: .........................Towson, Md. Morgantown, W.Va. Enrollment: ..............................21,176 4 p.m. May 18 Towson, Md. 3 p.m.

E-Mail: .......... doconnell@towson.edu

Conference:... Colonial Athletic Assoc.

Website: ........ www.towsontigers.com

Louisville April 16-18 Morgantown, W.Va. 7:05 p.m., 3 p.m., 1 p.m.

(22 seasons) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................28-25

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Location: ................ College Park, Md.

SID Contact: .................. Justin Moore

Enrollment: ..............................37,000

SID Phone: ................ (301) 314-7068

Nickname: ...........................Terrapins

E-Mail: ....................moore@umd.edu

Conference: ..................Atlantic Coast

Website: ............... www.umterps.com

Head Coach: ....................Erik Bakich Record at UM: ................ First season Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................27-27 Conf. Record/Finish: . ........10-20/10th

Media Information Team Information Head Coach: ............. Ed Blankmeyer

Location: ........................Queens, N.Y.

SID Contact: ......................Tim Brown

Enrollment: ..............................20,352

SID Phone: ................ (718) 990-1521

Nickname: .........................Red Storm

E-Mail: .............brownt1@stjohns.edu

Overall Record: ........................ Same

Conference: ....................... BIG EAST

Website: ..www.RedStormSports.com

2009 Record: .............................30-22

Record at SJU: .................. 470-285-3 (14 seasons)

Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........16-11/4th

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Eastern Kentucky April 13 Charleston, W.Va. 6 p.m.

Record at TU: .................... 553-568-7

Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........12-12/7th

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SID Phone: ................ (410) 704-3102

Head Coach: .................Mike Gottlieb

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Location: ......................Richmond, Ky.

SID Contact: ......................Steve Fohl

Enrollment: ..............................16,200

SID Phone: ................ (859) 622-1253

Nickname: ............................Colonels

E-Mail: ................steve.fohl@eku.edu

Conference: ......................Ohio Valley

Website: .............www.ekusports.com

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Head Coach: ...................Jason Stein Record at EKU: .......27-24 (1 season) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................27-24 Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........10-13/7th

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Location: ....................... Louisville, Ky.

SID Contact: .....................Garett Wall

Enrollment: ..............................22,000

SID Phone: ................ (502) 852-3088

Nickname: ...........................Cardinals

E-Mail: .............. g.wall@louisville.edu

Conference: ....................... BIG EAST

Website: ...........www.UofLsports.com

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SID Contact: ............... Dan O’Connell

Nickname: ................................Tigers

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Maryland April 7 College Park, Md. 6 p.m.

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Head Coach: ............. Dan McDonnell Record at UofL:....135-63 (3 seasons) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................47-18 Conf. Record/Finish: . ............19-7/1st

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Pitt April 23-25 Morgantown, W.Va. 6 p.m., 3 p.m., Noon

Location: ..................... Pittsburgh, Pa.

SID Contact:................. Mendy Nestor

Enrollment: ..............................33,574

SID Phone:................. (412) 849-9470

Nickname: ........................... Panthers

E-Mail:...... mnestor@athletics.pitt.edu

Conference: ....................... BIG EAST

Website:....www.pittsburghpanthers.com

Record at Pitt: . .................. 328-292-2 (12 seasons) Overall Record: ..................611-410-2 (22 seasons) 2009 Record: .............................28-21 Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........13-15/7th

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Cincinnati April 30-May 2 Cincinnati, Ohio 6:30 p.m., 4 p.m., 1 p.m.

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Location: ................... Cincinnati, Ohio

SID Contact: ....................... John Berry

Enrollment: ..............................39,667

SID Phone: .................. (513) 556-0618

Nickname: ............................Bearcats

E-Mail: ..................John.Berry@uc.edu

Conference: ....................... BIG EAST

Website: ...... www.GoBEARCATS.com

Head Coach: ..................Brian Cleary Record at UC: . .................. 335-403-1 (13 seasons) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................29-29 Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........13-14/8th

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Media Information Team Information Head Coach: ...............Dave Schrage

Location: ................. Notre Dame, Ind.

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Notre Dame Enrollment: ................................8,371 May 8-9 Morgantown, W.Va. Nickname: ..................... Fighting Irish 2 p.m. (2), 1 p.m. Conference: ....................... BIG EAST

Record at UND:...97-72-1 (3 seasons)

SID Phone: ................ (574) 631-8642

Overall Record: ................. 573-625-1

E-Mail: .................. mbertsc1@nd.edu Website: ...................... www.und.com

(22 seasons) 2009 Record: .............................36-23 Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........15-12/5th

Quick Facts

Media Information Team Information Head Coach: ...........Mervyl Melendez

Location: ............ Daytona Beach, Fla.

Bethune-Cookman Enrollment: ................................3,100 May 11-12 Morgantown, W.Va. Nickname: ............................ Wildcats 7:05 p.m., 7:05 p.m. Conference: ........Mid-Eastern Athletic

SID Contact: ................ Mark Johnson SID Phone: ................ (386) 481-2206

Record at BCU: .....................308-275 (10 seasons)

E-Mail:...johnsonmark@cookman.edu

Overall Record: ........................ Same

Website: ........www.BCCathletics.com

2009 Record: .............................32-28 Conf. Record/Finish: . ............16-2/1st

Quick Facts

Georgetown May 14-16 Bethesda, Md. 7 p.m., 7 p.m., 1 p.m.

Villanova May 20-22 Morgantown, W.Va. 7:05 p.m., 7:05 p.m., 1 p.m.

SID Contact: ............. Michael Bertsch

Media Information Team Information

Location: .................Washington, D.C.

SID Contact: .............. Drew Wiseman

Enrollment: ..............................15,318

SID Phone: ................ (202) 687-6591

Nickname: ................................Hoyas

E-Mail: ........caw67@georgetown.edu

Conference: ....................... BIG EAST

Website: ...............www.guhoyas.com

Quick Facts

Head Coach: .......................Pete Wilk Record at GU: 183-355 (10 seasons) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................17-34 Conf. Record/Finish: . .............8-18/10

Media Information Team Information

Location: .......................Villanova, Pa.

SID Contact: ................David Berman

Enrollment: ................................6,240

SID Phone: ................ (610) 519-4122

Nickname: ............................ Wildcats

E-Mail: david.berman@villanova.edu

Conference: ....................... BIG EAST

Website: .............. www.villanova.com

Head Coach: ...................... Joe Godri Record at VU: 211-204-3 (8 seasons) Overall Record: ........................ Same 2009 Record: .............................22-28 Conf. Record/Finish: . ..........6-20/12th

2010 WEST VIRGINIA BASEBALL

2009 SEASON REVIEW

the 2009 season

Justin Parks

NCAA Leader

2010 WEST VIRGINIA BASEBALL

The 2009 Mountaineers led the nation in doubles per game.

When the BIG EAST Conference released its annual preseason coaches’ poll on Jan. 16, 2009, West Virginia’s seventh-place prediction was quite glaring. Despite returning several refined hitters and a wealth of potential on the mound, the Mountaineers were still fighting for conference-wide respect. By the end of the season, WVU rose to the challenge and emerged as arguably the most exciting team in the BIG EAST. It finished the year leading the conference, and sitting atop the nation, in virtually every offensive category, and produced three of the conference’s most dominant pitchers in starters Jarryd Summers and Billy Gross and reliever Chris Enourato. It truly was a season of feats for the Mountaineers, accomplishing a laundry list of achievements that made them one of the most competitive ballclubs in program history. They finished the season with a 37-18 overall record, tying the 1998 squad for the most victories in a regular season since joining the BIG EAST, and tallied

a school-record nine all-conference performers en route to becoming the greatest offensive unit in WVU’s 115-year history. Behind the leadership of coaches Greg Van Zant, Pat Sherald and Tad Reida, WVU opened the eyes of several Division I programs across the country with its perfect offensive game plan, providing a striking balance of power (68 home runs, .564 team slugging percentage) and small ball (second in the nation with 88 sacrifice bunts). Whatever method was devised for crossing the plate, the Mountaineers executed it with efficiency and frequency. They set single-season school records for batting average (.360), RBIs (491), doubles (161), extra base hits (242) and runs scored (525). Just like in year’s past, the offensive-oriented Mountaineers finished in the top 15 in many hitting categories. Led by three .400-plus hitters in Dan DiBartolomeo (.439), Jedd Gyorko (.421) and Vince Belnome (.418), WVU finished first nationally in doubles per game (2.93), third in batting average, sixth in runs per game (9.5), eighth in slugging percentage and 12th in runs scored.

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Vince Belnome

Staff ace Summers had a superb sophomore year, finishing 7-3 with a 3.06 ERA and a team-best 99 strikeouts in 94 innings pitched. The Sharpsville, Pa., native held the opposition to a .239 average, leading the BIG EAST in ERA and doubles allowed (8) while finishing in the top five in opposing batting average, strikeouts, wins, games started (14), runs allowed (41) and innings pitched. Veteran Gross had a career year for WVU, compiling a 9-4 mark with a 4.23 ERA and four complete games. The Frederick, Md., native threw 87.1 innings and finished second in the BIG EAST in victories, sixth in innings pitched and seventh in ERA. Gross also went 3-1 in rubber-game starts in conference play to give WVU key victories over Villanova, St. John’s and Rutgers. Enourato, the school’s all-time saves leader with 17, made 20 appearances and registered a 6-2 mark in 46.2 innings. The Bridgeport, W.Va., resident struck out 58 batters while holding opponents to a .268 average, good enough for second on the team. The Old Gold and Blue began the season with a four-game non-conference slate at the inaugural BIG EAST/Big Ten Challenge in St. Petersburg/Clearwater, Fla. The Mountaineers went 2-2 in their opening stretch, highlighted by a resounding 14-4 victory over NCAA Tournament participant Indiana and a 10-5 win over Northwestern. Against the Hoosiers, Summers and Enourato combined to strike out a season-high 16 batters as WVU pounded out 18 hits in its victory. WVU shifted its focus to the Baseball at the Beach Tournament in Conway, S.C., where it met Southeastern Conference foe Tennessee for the first time since 2003. A thrilling back-and-forth contest was broke open by WVU when Tobias Streich hit a tie-breaking solo home run in the seventh to elevate the Mountaineers to an 11-6 victory. A home-opening four-game series against New Jersey Tech revealed just how powerful WVU’s nationally-ranked offense was. In the second game of a doubleheader on March 8, the Mountaineers defeated the Highlanders, 30-3, garnering their most runs in a single game since scoring 34 runs against Coppin State on April 21, 1998. RBI workhorse Belnome and DiBartolomeo each tallied five hits apiece to lead the onslaught. Another non-conference foe was conquered when WVU defeated SEC school Kentucky, 10-7, at the West Virginia Power Classic in Charleston, W.Va. In front of 2,452 energized fans at Appalachian Power Park, WVU overcame an early 5-3 deficit to defeat the Wildcats for the first time since 1988. Streich came through again with a game-breaking grand slam to erase a one-run deficit and give WVU a key non-conference win. If WVU’s non-conference success didn’t impress other foes across the conference, its beginning to BIG EAST play certainly grabbed plenty of attention. WVU won its first four conference series (Connecticut, Villanova, Georgetown and St. John’s) for the first time since joining the BIG EAST in 1996, going 10-2 to storm out to an early lead in the conference. WVU swept BIG EAST postseason runner-up UConn, defeated Villanova in two of three on the road and swept rival Georgetown in Morgantown. With a 23-6 overall mark, the Mountaineers were already exceeding many expectations. However, the legitimacy of their fast start was tested when BIG EAST power St. John’s stormed into town with one of the country’s best offenses. Behind Austin Markel’s early grand slam, WVU led off with a 9-3 victory before the Red Storm came back with a 10-5 win in game two. Rubber-game starter Gross and a relentless offensive lineup guided WVU to a momentum-building 16-2 win to give the Mountaineers their first series win over St. John’s since 2004. As a result of WVU’s rise to prominence in the early portion of the year, it received a No. 26 ranking in the Collegiate Baseball Poll, its highest position in the poll since earning the 16th spot to finish the 1982 season. WVU enjoyed a streak where it won 17 of its previous 20 games, helping it earn a national ranking for the first time since being placed 29th in the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association poll on April 4, 2006. Fifth-year senior leader Justin Parks had a historical night on April 14 to help WVU defeat neighboring rival Duquesne, 21-12, and give the Mountaineers a

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The second game of the doubleheader featured a dominating performance by freshman left-hander Jonathan Jones as the Mountaineers finished the day with a 9-2 victory in the nightcap. Jones, a Fredericksburg, Va., native, gave up one earned run and struck out seven in 7.1 innings to lift WVU to another series win. Despite coming away with a series victory, the final game against the Bearcats still carried plenty of weight down the final stretch of the season. Belnome responded by enjoying the single greatest offensive performance in school history, becoming the first Mountaineer to tally six hits, which included two home runs, while amassing nine RBIs as WVU ended its conference home season with an 18-3 win. As a result of its breakthrough campaign, WVU finished third in the conference in the regular season to garner its best standing since finishing second in 2003. The Mountaineers went 1-2 at the BIG EAST Championship in Clearwater, Fla., including a 20-8 win over Pitt on May 21 that set the tournament record for most runs by one team in a single game. Despite entering the 2009 season with several doubters, a focused and energized WVU ballclub made plenty of headway in finishing above expectations. Possessing one of the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most dangerous offensive lineups and a solid blend of arms, the Mountaineers once again became a legitimate player in the BIG EAST and contended atop the conference from start to finish. With a hard-working, talented cast of humble players, the 2009 Mountaineers will be known as a competitive bunch that journeyed through one of the most exciting seasons in school history.

Billy Gross

three-game sweep over the Dukes. Parks went 4-for-6 with two home runs, including a grand slam, and a career-high seven RBIs to pave WVU to a seven-inning victory while extending its all-time series record to 70-8 against Duquesne. WVUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mid-season rise was halted by a damaging six-game road stretch at Notre Dame and No. 29 USF. The Mountaineers got off to an auspicious beginning against the Fighting Irish, winning 19-3 on April 17, to giving Notre Dame its worst home loss since playing at Frank Eck Stadium in 1994. Nationally acclaimed shortstop Gyorko and Parks smashed three-run home runs to lead WVU. Over the next five games, however, the Mountaineers were ousted by Notre Dame and fell in a three-game sweep at USF. After coming back home to defeat Morehead State, 8-1, on April 28, WVU lost a tight battle with Atlantic Coast Conference rival Maryland, 8-7, to fall to 2913 overall. Seeking another spark in conference play, WVU responded by taking two of three at home against Rutgers to begin the critical month of May. Summers fanned 10 batters in 7.2 innings pitched to guide the Mountaineers to a 13-1 victory in game one, and Gross threw a complete game in the rubber contest as WVU won 9-3 for its fifth conference series win. With its final conference home series playing a key role in postseason seeding, WVU came through with a startling three-game sweep over Cincinnati. An entertaining slugfest was waged in the first game as both teams combined to hit seven home runs on a windy day in Morgantown, but WVU pulled away with an eight-run seventh inning and some quality relief pitching from Enourato to win 15-9. Jedd Gyorko

2009 results Overall Record: 37-18

Opponent Indiana Minnesota Illinois Northwestern Tennessee Coastal Carolina NJIT NJIT NJIT NJIT Canisius Duquesne Siena Siena Siena Siena Morehead State Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut Kentucky Villanova Villanova Villanova Duquesne Ohio Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown St. John’s St. John’s St. John’s UMES Duquesne Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame USF USF USF Morehead State Maryland Rutgers Rutgers Rutgers Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Youngstown St. Pitt Pitt Pitt Connecticut Pitt USF

Score 14-4 4-5 10-17 10-5 11-6 5-15 19-0 13-3 5-2 30-3 8-14 8-5 7-1 7-6 6-9 14-2 13-9 7-6 12-2 7-4 10-7 1-3 12-8 7-4 7-5 10-9 10-6 10-5 8-3 9-3 5-10 16-2 5-4 21-12 19-3 6-8 0-3 3-8 2-11 6-9 8-1 7-8 13-1 7-12 9-3 15-9 9-2 18-3 6-2 1-9 12-13 16-4 1-6 20-8 6-11

Home: 23-5 r h e/ r h e 14 18 2/ 4 9 2 4 10 2/ 5 13 0 10 15 0/ 17 18 3 10 14 1/ 5 13 0 11 13 0/ 6 11 0 5 10 2/ 15 13 2 19 16 1/ 0 4 2 13 12 3/ 3 6 2 5 10 2/ 2 6 3 30 32 0/ 3 6 3 8 14 2/ 14 14 1 8 12 1/ 5 5 1 7 14 0/ 1 4 0 7 9 1/ 6 8 2 6 8 0/ 9 18 2 14 15 2/ 2 8 1 13 16 3/ 9 13 2 7 9 3/ 6 8 1 12 12 2/ 2 6 0 7 11 1/ 4 8 3 10 15 0/ 7 9 0 1 9 0/ 3 7 0 12 11 1/ 8 14 4 7 10 0/ 4 10 1 7 10 3/ 5 8 1 10 11 1/ 9 12 2 10 13 1/ 6 10 2 10 14 2/ 5 6 2 8 9 0/ 3 6 2 9 14 0/ 3 9 1 5 10 3/ 10 16 0 16 12 2/ 2 9 3 5 9 0/ 4 6 2 21 19 2/ 12 15 2 19 15 2/ 3 9 2 6 11 1/ 8 16 0 0 5 0/ 3 8 1 3 8 3/ 8 11 0 2 7 0/ 11 18 0 6 8 1/ 9 15 2 8 10 1/ 1 4 0 7 14 1/ 8 12 2 13 15 1/ 1 5 2 7 12 0/ 12 12 2 9 14 0/ 3 8 2 15 12 2/ 9 13 2 9 16 3/ 2 9 0 18 20 0/ 3 10 3 6 10 0/ 2 7 2 1 10 1/ 9 15 1 12 14 1/ 13 16 2 16 19 4/ 4 8 1 1 7 1/ 6 11 1 20 17 1/ 8 8 3 6 9 3/ 11 15 0

Away: 9-9 Neutral: 5-4 Inns 9 9 9 9 9 9 7 7 7 7 9 9 9 7 9 7 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 7 9 9 9 9 9 9 5 ½ 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 5 9 9 9 9 9 9

Pitcher of record Summers (1-0) Gross (0-1) Broadwater (0-1) Jones (1-0) Enourato (1-0) Broadwater (0-2) Summers (2-0) Jones (2-0) Ellis (1-0) Broadwater (1-2) Gross (0-2) Enourato (2-0) Summers (3-0) Enourato (3-0) Ellis (1-1) Gross (1-2) Enourato (4-0) Enourato (5-0) Jones (3-0) Gross (2-2) Ellis (1-2) Summers (3-1) Altemus (1-0) Gross (3-2) Ellis (3-1) Pickering (1-0) Summers (4-1) Jones (4-0) Gross (4-2) Summers (5-1) Jones (4-1) Gross (5-2) Pickering (2-0) Ellis (4-1) Summers (6-1) Altemus (1-1) Gross (5-3) Summers (6-2) Gross (5-4) Pickering (2-1) Jones (5-1) Morrison (0-1) Summers (7-2) Pickering (2-2) Gross (6-4) Enourato (6-0) Jones (6-1) Gross (7-4) Pickering (3-2) Summers (7-3) Enourato (6-1) Gross (8-4) Enourato (6-2) Gross (9-4) Jones (6-2)

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Date 2/20/09 2/21/09 2/22/09 2/23/09 2/27/09 2/27/09 3/7/09 3/7/09 3/8/09 3/8/09 3/9/09 3/11/09 3/13/09 3/14/09 3/14/09 3/15/09 3/17/09 3/20/09 3/21/09 3/22/09 3/24/09 3/27/09 3/28/09 3/29/09 3/31/09 4/1/09 4/4/09 4/4/09 4/5/09 4/9/09 4/10/09 4/11/09 4/13/09 4/14/09 4/17/09 4/18/09 4/18/09 4/24/09 4/25/09 4/26/09 4/28/09 4/29/09 5/1/09 5/2/09 5/3/09 5/9/09 5/9/09 5/10/09 5/11/09 5/14/09 5/15/09 5/15/09 5/19/09 5/21/09 5/22/09

BIG EAST Record: 17-10

2009 Statistics

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batting Player AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% DiBartolomeo, Dan .439 55 55 205 55 90 18 0 8 59 132 .644 13 12 14 4 .489 5 14 5 7 35 104 15 .903 Gyorko, Jedd .421 55 55 228 74 96 28 1 8 58 150 .658 32 2 25 3 .487 5 2 1 2 80 150 13 .947 Belnome, Vince .418 55 55 213 66 89 20 1 9 84 138 .648 42 6 35 4 .519 3 4 2 5 76 107 18 .910 Parks, Justin .374 55 55 230 76 86 14 1 12 41 138 .600 23 18 26 4 .469 0 12 5 5 88 5 2 .979 Markel, Austin .357 52 52 207 75 74 11 7 15 56 144 .696 22 15 37 2 .449 3 7 4 5 101 2 0 1.000 Durborow, Colin .351 27 16 74 22 26 10 0 0 13 36 .486 5 4 7 0 .417 1 6 1 1 37 40 3 .963 Buckner, Grant .325 55 55 200 42 65 21 1 5 45 103 .515 23 11 19 0 .418 3 10 0 2 116 2 2 .983 Dvoroznak, Mark .324 32 12 74 18 24 3 0 0 8 27 .365 8 4 13 0 .419 0 7 2 3 16 1 1 .944 Streich, Tobias .322 53 53 205 38 66 16 0 6 57 100 .488 10 6 23 2 .366 3 15 2 2 356 43 6 .985 Ellis, Justin .313 23 14 64 8 20 5 0 0 17 25 .391 7 1 7 1 .378 2 3 0 0 7 4 0 1.000 Agreste, Joe .264 55 54 197 46 52 15 2 5 51 86 .437 29 8 38 4 .376 3 8 2 4 433 29 6 .987 Gum, Jeremy .125 8 0 8 3 1 0 0 0 1 1 .125 1 2 3 0 .364 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Knight, Michael .000 5 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 3 0 1 0 .375 1 0 0 0 12 0 0 1.000 Enourato, Chris .000 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0 0 6 9 1 .938 Pickering, Chase .000 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1.000 Padula, Bradon .000 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Gross, Billy .000 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 9 15 0 1.000 Jones, Jonathan .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 3 10 0 1.000 Summers, Jarryd .000 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 3 8 1 .917 Scherer, Andrew .000 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.000 Galbraith, Dustin .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1.000 Totals .360 55 55 1914 525 689 161 13 68 491 1080 .564 219 89 250 24 .443 29 88 24 36 1386 550 69 .966 Opponents .300 55 55 1862 333 558 71 13 41 298 778 .418 199 56 375 48 .382 13 36 47 64 1349 609 81 .960 LOB - Team (466), Opp (447). DPs turned - Team (54), Opp (31). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (6), DiBartolomeo 2, Agreste 2, Gyorko 2, Opp (1). Picked off - Buckner 1, Markel 1, Streich 1.

PITCHING Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Saab, Andrew 3.00 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 3.0 5 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 14 .357 0 0 0 0 0 Summers, Jarryd 3.06 7 3 14 14 2 1 0 0 94.0 85 41 32 34 99 8 2 11 355 .239 7 5 1 1 8 Enourato, Chris 3.66 6 2 20 0 0 0 0 6 46.2 48 24 19 12 58 9 1 1 179 .268 1 4 1 0 8 Gross, Billy 4.23 9 4 13 12 4 0 0 0 87.1 105 49 41 26 58 12 4 6 346 .303 5 5 0 3 7 Altemus, Andy 4.28 1 1 18 3 0 0 0 4 61.0 78 40 29 21 34 9 1 3 247 .316 9 8 0 2 5 Ellis, Justin 5.35 4 1 12 3 0 0 0 0 38.2 58 30 23 6 24 7 0 6 167 .347 2 2 1 1 1 Pickering, Chase 6.29 3 2 8 5 0 0 0 0 24.1 26 18 17 18 22 4 1 1 92 .283 1 6 0 1 4 Jones, Jonathan 6.57 6 2 15 12 1 0 0 0 63.0 77 56 46 38 54 10 2 7 265 .291 6 13 0 3 1 Agreste, Joe 9.00 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3.0 3 7 3 5 1 1 0 1 14 .214 1 2 0 0 0 Morrone, Matt 9.00 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 2 2 2 4 1 0 0 0 6 .333 0 1 1 1 0 Podolinski, Andy 9.35 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 8.2 12 9 9 6 4 3 0 1 38 .316 2 0 0 0 0 Broadwater, Marcus 11.15 1 2 7 2 0 0 0 0 15.1 22 19 19 9 9 2 2 1 63 .349 4 6 0 0 0 Darby, Jesse 12.00 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3.0 9 4 4 3 4 1 0 0 16 .563 0 0 0 0 1 Galbraith, Dustin 19.80 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 5.0 10 11 11 3 4 1 0 2 24 .417 1 0 0 1 0 Thompson, Bobby 20.25 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2.2 8 6 6 1 1 2 0 0 15 .533 0 0 0 0 1 Morrison, Stephen 31.15 0 1 4 3 0 0 0 0 4.1 10 16 15 11 1 2 0 1 21 .476 3 4 1 0 0 Totals 5.40 37 18 55 55 7 1 0 10 462.0 558 333 277 199 375 71 13 41 1862 .300 42 56 5 13 36 Opponents 8.91 18 37 55 55 7 1 0 4 449.2 689 525 445 219 250 161 13 68 1914 .360 53 89 6 29 88 PB - Team (11), Streich 10, Knight 1, Opp (13). Pickoffs - Team (6), Altemus 2, Streich 2, Gross 1, Jones 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - Streich (45-62), Summers (15-17), Jones (1212), Gross (7-8), Ellis (3-7), Enourato (2-5), Altemus (0-4), Broadwater (2-3), Pickering (1-2), Darby (2-2), Morrison (1-2), Knight (1-1), Thompson (1-1), Podolinski (1-1).

Justin Ellis

Austin Markel

2009 Statistics

2009 Big East Standings

2009 Big East HONORS

BIG EAST/Pct. Overall/Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak

*#&Louisville

19-7/.731

47-18/.723

29-7

14-10

4-1

Lost 2

*USF

18-9/.667

34-25/.576

18-7

11-3

5-5

Lost 1

*West Virginia

17-10/.630

37-18/.673

23-5

9-9

5-4

Lost 1

*St. John’s

16-11/.593

30-22/.577

15-7

12-10

3-5

Lost 1

*Notre Dame

15-12/.556

36-23/.610

16-9

6-7

14-7 Lost 1

*Connecticut

14-13/.519

36-24/.600

12-10

17-6

7-8

Lost 1

*Pittsburgh

13-13/.500

28-21/.571

14-5

6-11

8-5

Lost 3

*Cincinnati

13-14/.481

29-29/.500

21-13

8-11

0-5

Lost 2

Seton Hall

13-14/.481

25-24/.510

14-9

9-14

2-1

Lost 1

Georgetown

8-18/.308

17-34/.333

7-9

7-16

3-9

Lost 1

Rutgers

8-19/.296

22-31/.415

9-12

11-17

2-2

Won 1

Villanova

6-20/.231

22-28/.440

14-9

4-16

4-3

Lost 1

& Won BIG EAST Championship # Clinched regular season conference title * Qualified for BIG EAST Championship

Pitcher of the Year Justin Marks, Jr., LHP, Louisville Rookie of the Year George Springer, Fr., OF, Connecticut Coach of the Year Lelo Prado, USF ALL-BIG EAST FIRST TEAM Pos. Player School P Justin Marks * Louisville P Keith Cantwell Seton Hall P Randy Fontanez USF P Jarryd Summers West Virginia C Tobias Streich West Virginia 1B Tim Morris St. John’s 2B Chris Sedon Pittsburgh 3B Chris Dominguez Louisville SS Jedd Gyorko West Virginia OF George Springer Connecticut OF A.J. Pollock Notre Dame OF Justin Parks West Virginia DH Chris Affinito Seton Hall * unanimous selection

Class Jr. Sr. So. So. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. Sr. S r.

ALL-BIG EAST SECOND TEAM Pos. Player School P John Folino Connecticut P Thomas Royse Louisville P Cole Johnson Notre Dame P Sean Black Seton Hall C Trey Manz USF 1B Andrew Clark Louisville 2B Vince Belnome West Virginia 3B Mike Spina Cincinnati SS Jeremy Barnes Notre Dame OF Lance Durham Cincinnati OF Phil Wunderlich Louisville OF Matt Smedberg Seton Hall DH Erick Fernandez Georgetown

Class Sr. So. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Sr. So.

ALL-BIG EAST THIRD TEAM Pos. Player P Matt Singer P Derrick Stultz P Chris Enourato P Billy Gross C Danny Benedetti 1B Todd Brazeal 1B Jaren Mathews 2B Adam Duvall 3B Dan DiBartolomeo OF Junior Carlin OF Brian Kemp OF Jimmy Parque OF Austin Markel DH Paul Karmas

Class Jr. So. Jr. Jr. Sr. Fr. So. Jr. So. So. Jr. Jr. Sr. So.

School Seton Hall USF West Virginia West Virginia St. John’s USF Rutgers Louisville West Virginia USF St. John’s St. John’s West Virginia St. John’s

Hometown Owensboro, Ky. Tinton Falls, N.J. Oviedo, Fla. Sharpsville, Pa. Johnsonburg, Pa. Villanova, Pa. Plains, Pa. Miami, Fla. Morgantown, W.Va. New Britain, Conn. Hebron, Conn. Columbus, Ohio East Brunswick, N.J.

Hometown Quincy, Mass. Lexington, Ky. Hudson, Ohio Mount Laurel, N.J. Columbus, Ga. Carmel, Ind. Coatesville, Pa. Newberry, Fla. Garland, Texas Forest Park, Ohio Chicago, Ill. Rockaway, N.J. Hialeah, Fla.

Hometown Bayonne, N.J. Tampa, Fla. Bridgeport, W.Va. Frederick, Md. Long Beach, Calif. Tampa, Fla. Teaneck, N.J. Louisville, Ky. Margate, N.J. Riverview, Fla. East Rockaway, N.Y. Pacifica, Calif. Elizabethville, Pa. Douglaston, N.Y.

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Jedd Gyorko, Austin Markel, Joe Agreste, Justin Parks and Vince Belnome

Player of the Year Chris Dominguez, Jr., 3B, Louisville

The first and second teams are chosen by position; the third team is comprised of the remaining top 13 vote recipients, regardless of position. NOTE: A tie in the voting created an additional pitcher, first baseman and outfield on the second team.

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TEAM BATTING (ALL GAMES) Team AVG West Virginia .360 St. John’s .349 Connecticut .318 USF .315 Notre Dame .308 Pittsburgh .307 Louisville .304 Rutgers .292 Cincinnati .285 Villanova .282 Georgetown .279 Seton Hall .274

G 55 52 60 59 59 49 65 53 58 50 51 49

AB 1914 1970 2144 2056 2023 1713 2325 1811 1999 1661 1802 1711

R 525 473 447 420 399 366 523 327 392 328 281 275

H 689 688 681 647 624 526 706 528 569 469 502 469

2B 161 149 126 120 95 104 125 111 112 95 103 84

3B 13 17 17 16 24 12 19 13 13 17 10 19

HR 68 42 51 36 51 60 85 38 72 23 45 20

RBI 491 440 403 371 370 341 472 293 353 298 250 242

SLG% .564 .506 .464 .441 .455 .487 .483 .430 .462 .402 .422 .380

BB 219 206 230 234 243 155 104 195 295 228 181 202

SO 250 254 347 368 346 276 357 374 440 340 394 310

OB% .443 .422 .393 .407 .391 .376 .394 .374 .387 .384 .354 .371

SF 29 34 25 33 34 17 26 21 18 29 14 20

SH 88 34 39 47 37 31 30 47 23 53 6 45

SB-ATT 23-34 57-77 69-103 46-70 58-82 77-108 90-126 51-70 33-50 84-110 69-95 47-56

TEAM BATTING (CONFERENCE GAMES) Team AVG G AB St. John’s .346 27 1007 West Virginia .334 27 957 USF .331 27 947 Connecticut .323 27 972 Pittsburgh .309 26 900 Notre Dame .308 27 949 Louisville .305 26 944 Rutgers .279 27 932 Seton Hall .273 27 961 Villanova .268 26 872 Cincinnati .266 27 961 Georgetown .259 26 882

R 235 240 187 200 178 178 193 145 131 135 156 110

H 348 320 313 314 278 292 288 260 262 234 256 228

2B 74 80 58 52 61 44 54 49 45 44 47 45

3B 8 4 5 10 6 14 6 3 12 7 5 4

HR 19 38 24 18 32 34 31 24 10 13 34 16

RBI 218 223 175 183 166 166 175 128 122 126 151 98

SLG% .492 .545 .478 .453 .497 .491 .474 .415 .376 .380 .432 .373

BB 102 108 97 95 79 92 101 71 101 87 121 76

SO 141 135 159 160 142 166 124 199 173 172 213 186

OB% .418 .424 .408 .391 .375 .378 .392 .347 .363 .352 .357 .328

SF 19 9 20 11 12 12 8 8 8 14 4 6

SH 20 52 28 20 19 17 17 19 26 33 12 6

SB-ATT 27-34 8-13 14-27 25-42 40-56 19-28 30-44 26-32 20-25 22-34 14-19 30-43

TEAM PITCHING (ALL GAMES) Team ERA Louisville 4.32 Seton Hall 4.35 Connecticut 4.39 USF 4.79 Notre Dame 5.38 West Virginia 5.39 Georgetown 6.14 Villanova 6.15 St. John’s 6.20 Rutgers 6.30 Pittsburgh 6.35 Cincinnati 6.73

G 65 49 60 59 59 55 51 50 52 53 49 58

CG 2 9 1 8 7 7 0 4 1 1 4 1

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

SV 13 5 14 11 12 10 9 8 9 10 8 12

IP 593.2 444.2 531.1 514.1 519.0 462.1 439.2 434.2 461.2 461.2 428.1 500.1

H 590 477 555 550 582 558 546 541 575 580 547 666

R 343 270 324 333 360 333 368 346 372 393 347 432

ER 285 215 259 274 310 277 300 297 318 323 302 374

BB 182 199 197 204 220 200 163 206 235 236 189 194

SO 536 307 455 402 328 375 269 283 328 311 304 376

HR 46 24 39 58 42 41 55 40 58 43 55 60

B/Avg .261 .283 .269 .274 .287 .300 .311 .308 .315 .310 .315 .318

TEAM PITCHING (CONFERENCE GAMES) Team ERA W-L G Louisville 4.26 19-7 26 USF 4.27 18-9 27 Seton Hall 4.31 13-14 27 Connecticut 4.73 14-13 27 West Virginia 5.16 17-10 27 Notre Dame 5.86 15-12 27 Georgetown 6.24 8-18 26 Pittsburgh 6.66 13-13 26 Rutgers 6.68 8-19 27 St. John’s 6.71 16-11 27 Cincinnati 7.18 13-14 27 Villanova 7.31 6-20 26

CG 2 4 7 1 3 6 0 3 1 0 1 3

SV 8 7 4 3 3 4 6 5 3 4 5 2

IP 243.0 236.1 248.1 239.2 235.1 238.0 222.0 227.0 239.2 241.1 235.2 226.2

H 223 235 273 267 282 295 275 301 306 307 326 303

R 137 136 142 156 154 181 183 180 214 198 205 202

ER 115 112 119 126 135 155 154 168 178 180 188 184

BB 70 90 96 89 85 86 82 94 112 108 88 130

SO 241 175 167 211 183 133 125 146 150 152 156 131

HR 19 25 13 17 20 19 28 37 24 38 30 23

B/Avg .245 .256 .289 .281 .297 .306 .316 .326 .315 .320 .329 .324

W-L 47-18 25-24 36-24 34-25 36-23 37-18 17-34 22-28 30-22 22-31 28-21 29-29

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RECORD BOOK

Season Batting Average (Min. of 100 at-bats) .439 Dan DiBartolomeo 2009 .430 Bob Bernardo 1984 .429 Joe McNamee 1998 .426 Paul Popovich 1960 .425 Steve Rolen 1989 .424 Tyler Kuhn 2008 .421 Jedd Gyorko 2009 .418 Vince Belnome 2009 .417 Jamie Hammond 1998 .416 Mark Landers 1994 .409 Jedd Gyorko 2008 Paul Prosser 1990

94 92 91 90 89 88 86 83

Justin Jenkins Tyler Kuhn Mark Landers Dan DiBartolomeo Vince Belnome Lee Fritz Justin Parks Vince Belnome Kevin Olkowski Andy Srebroski Casey Bowling Doug Nelms

Career Batting Average (Min. 300 at-bats) .415 Jedd Gyorko 2008.388 Vince Belnome 2007-09 .387 Lance Williams 1998-99 .380 Steve Rolen 1986-89 .378 Lee Fritz 2002-05 .373 Joe McNamee 1995-98 .372 Dan DiBartolomeo 2008 Matt Hart 1997-98 .369 Justin Jenkins 2005-07 .367 Adam White 2006-07

Career Base Hits (200+) 324 Tyler Kuhn 253 Justin Jenkins 251 Tim McCabe 244 Josh Williamson 230 Lee Fritz 223 Stan Posluszny 220 Mark Landers 219 Kurtis Clinton 216 Vince Belnome 210 Austin Markel Kirk Taylor

Season Base Hits 101 Tyler Kuhn 96 Jedd Gyorko 95 Jedd Gyorko

Season Home Runs 19 Mark Landers 16 Kirk Taylor 15 Austin Markel

2008 2009 2008

Kurtis Clinton

2006 2006 1994 2009 2009 2003 2009 2008 1998 1994 2006 2006 2005-08 2005-07 2000-03 1994-97 2002-05 2003-06 1991-94 2001-04 2007-09 2006-09 1994-97 1994 1997 2009

15 14 13 12

Joe McNamee Bob Bernardo Joe McNamee Kurtis Clinton Steve Rolen Jon Szynal Bill Reep Tony Myers Stan Posluszny Justin Jenkins Justin Parks

1997 1985 1998 2003 1989 1988 1992 1995 2005 2005 2009

Career Home Runs (20+) 35 Tim McCabe 33 Justin Jenkins Stan Posluszny 32 Mark Landers 30 Joe McNamee 28 Austin Markel Steve Rolen 23 Kirk Taylor Greg Gilbert Bill Reep

2000-03 2005-07 2003-06 1991-94 1995-98 2006-09 1986-89 1994-97 1984-87 1988-92

Season Official At-Bats 255 Doug Nelms 252 Tyler Kuhn 251 Justin Jenkins 241 Stan Posluszny 238 Tyler Kuhn

2006 2006 2006 2006 2008

hitting records 232 230 228 224 220

Jedd Gyorko Justin Parks Jedd Gyorko Nate Reeser Kyle Matuszek Vince Belnome Justin Jenkins Josh Williamson

2008 2009 2009 1999 2006 2008 2005 1997

Career At-Bats 906 Tyler Kuhn 756 Tim McCabe 726 Kurtis Clinton 701 Josh Williamson 700 Stan Posluszny 686 Justin Jenkins Kirk Taylor 656 Dan Vasalani 655 Eric Grimm 646 Mark Landers 644 Austin Markel

2005-08 2000-03 2001-04 1994-97 2003-06 2005-07 1994-97 1990-93 2000-03 1991-94 2006-09

Career RBIs 188 Tyler Kuhn 174 Vince Belnome Stan Posluszny 167 Mark Landers 156 Austin Markel 152 Tim McCabe 143 Kurtis Clinton 140 Justin Jenkins 131 Kirk Taylor 127 Joe McNamee 123 Steve Rolen 121 Jedd Gyorko Season Stolen Bases 29 Mickey Mamarella Tim Neumark 27 Bill Marovic Bill Marovic 20 Greg Gilbert Bill Marovic 19 Jamie Hammond Jeff Bataglia Adam White 18 Jarod Rine Career Stolen Bases 74 Bill Marovic 42 Jarod Rine Kirk Taylor 40 Tim Neumark

2009 1994 2008 1998 2008 1985 2006 2009 1998 1993 2009 2009 2009 2008 1997 2005-08 2007-09 2003-06 1991-94 2006-09 2000-03 2001-04 2005-07 1994-97 1995-98 1986-89 20081986 1999 1964 1963 1986 1965 1998 1986 2006 2002 1963-65 2001-03 1994-97 1999-2000

Mickey Mamarella Josh Williamson Jim Procopio Greg Gilbert Bobby Watts Adam White

1984-87 1994-97 1961-63 1984-87 1983-87 2005-07

Season Doubles 28 Jedd Gyorko 27 Joe McNamee 25 Justin Jenkins 23 Justin Jenkins 22 Mark Landers Stan Posluszny 21 Grant Buckner Justin Jenkins 20 Vince Belnome Tyler Kuhn Matt Hart Josh Williamson 19 Vince Belnome 18 Dan DiBartolomeo Tobias Streich

2009 1998 2006 2005 1994 2006 2009 2007 2009 2006 1998 1997 2008 2009 2008

Career Doubles 69 Justin Jenkins 65 Tyler Kuhn 58 Stan Posluszny 57 Mark Landers 53 Josh Williamson 51 Vince Belnome 45 Jedd Gyorko 44 Kirk Taylor Tim McCabe 40 Dan Vasalani Matt Schubert 39 Lee Fritz Season Triples 8 Austin Markel 7 Austin Markel 6 Joe Agreste Tyler Kuhn Tyler Kuhn Bobby Watts Jim Procopio 5 Paul Prosser John Hale Dale Ramsburg Ed Lenert Andy Srebroski 4 11 Players Career Triples 17 Austin Markel 16 Tyler Kuhn 11 Bobby Watts Jim Procopio 9 Josh Williamson Kirk Taylor 8 Joe Agreste Bill Marovic Charley McKown 7 Bob Wallace Ron Retton Paul Prosser

2005-07 2005-08 2003-06 1991-94 1994-97 2007-09 20081994-97 2000-03 1990-93 1989-92 2002-05 2008 2009 2008 2008 2005 1985 1963 1989 1971 1963 1955 1994

2006-09 2005-08 1983-86 1962-63 1994-97 1994-97 2008-09 1963-65 1953-56 1952-53 1957-59 1987-90

Season Extra Base Hits 42 Joe McNamee 41 Mark Landers 37 Jedd Gyorko 36 Justin Jenkins 35 Justin Jenkins 34 Justin Jenkins 33 Austin Markel Kirk Taylor 32 Tyler Kuhn 30 Vince Belnome Bill Reep 31 Stan Posluszny 29 Austin Markel Darrell Whitmore Bob Bernardo

1998 1994 2009 2005 2007 2006 2009 1997 2008 2009 1992 2006 2008 1990 1985

Career Extra Base Hits 105 Justin Jenkins 101 Tyler Kuhn 92 Stan Posluszny 89 Mark Landers 82 Austin Markel 79 Tim McCabe 76 Kirk Taylor 70 Vince Belnome Josh Williamson 67 Joe McNamee 65 Jedd Gyorko 61 Steve Rolen 60 Kurtis Clinton

2005-07 2005-08 2003-06 1991-94 2006-09 2000-03 1994-97 2007-09 1994-97 1995-98 20081986-89 2001-04

Season Walks 42 Vince Belnome 39 Joe McNamee 38 Stan Posluszny 37 Jon Szynal Jake Serfass 34 Benny Shreve Chad Blevins 33 Chris Schmidt Jon Szynal Vic Rabbits 32 Jedd Gyorko Lance Williams Manning Baumgardner Career Walks 108 Vic Rabbits 102 Stan Posluszny 99 Tim McCabe 93 Vince Belnome 92 Tyler Kuhn Bobby Watts 88 Josh Williamson 87 Matt Schubert 86 Greg Gilbert 85 Austin Markel 76 Kurtis Clinton Jake Serfass Jeff Wilson Season Runs Scored (50+) 76 Justin Parks 75 Austin Markel 74 Jedd Gyorko 71 Tyler Kuhn 68 Kevin Olkowski 66 Vince Belnome 62 Jedd Gyorko

2009 1998 2005 1988 2003 1988 2002 1999 1987 1985 2009 1999 1988 1982-85 2003-06 2000-03 2007-09 2005-08 1983-86 1994-97 1989-92 1984-87 2006-09 2001-04 2001-04 1980-82 2009 2009 2009 2008 1998 2009 2008

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Season RBIs 84 Vince Belnome 81 Mark Landers 66 Vince Belnome Joe McNamee 63 Jedd Gyorko 60 Bob Bernardo Stan Posluszny 59 Dan DiBartolomeo Brad Elwood Mark Landers 58 Jedd Gyorko 57 Tobias Streich 56 Austin Markel Tyler Kuhn Joe McNamee

36 35 31 30

hitting records 61 60 59 58 58 57 55

Josh Williamson Justin Jenkins Joe McNamee Matt Hart Tyler Kuhn Vince Belnome Justin Parks Mark Landers Dan DiBartolomeo Jon Szynal Kyle Matuszek

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Career Runs Scored 219 Tyler Kuhn 177 Josh Williamson 173 Austin Markel Justin Parks 167 Bobby Watts 164 Vince Belnome 158 Justin Jenkins 152 Greg Gilbert Tim McCabe 144 Stan Posluszny 142 Kirk Taylor Mark Landers 136 Jedd Gyorko

Season Multi-Hit Games 33 Tyler Kuhn 31 Jedd Gyorko 30 Jedd Gyorko Tyler Kuhn 29 Lee Fritz Justin Jenkins 28 Dan DiBartolomeo Justin Parks Joe McNamee Josh Williamson 27 Justin Parks Vince Belnome 26 Vince Belnome Justin Jenkins Casey Bowling

1997 2006 1998 1998 2006 2008 2008 1994 2009 1988 2006 2005-08 1994-97 2006-09 2005-09 1983-86 2007-09 2005-07 1984-87 2000-03 2003-06 1994-97 1991-94 20082008 2009 2006 2008 2003 2006 2009 2009 1998 1997 2008 2008 2009 2007 2006

Career Multi-Hit Games 99 Tyler Kuhn 79 Justin Jenkins 77 Josh Williamson 72 Lee Fritz 72 Tim McCabe 68 Vince Belnome 65 Justin Parks 63 Kurtis Clinton 61 Jedd Gyorko Mark Landers 59 Kirk Taylor 58 Austin Markel Eric Grimm

2005-08 2005-07 1994-97 2002-05 2000-03 2007-09 2005-09 2001-04 20081991-94 1994-97 2006-09 2000-03

Career Games Played 220 Tyler Kuhn 207 Tim McCabe 204 Kurtis Clinton 200 Kirk Taylor Stan Posluszny 197 Josh Williamson 193 Marvin Randall Mark Landers 190 Abe Barker 189 Austin Markel 185 Eric Grimm 184 Dan Vasalani

2005-08 2000-03 2001-04 1994-97 2003-06 1994-97 1993-96 1991-94 1995-98 2006-09 2000-03 1990-93

Individual Hitting Records Hits Game: 6 by Vince Belnome vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009 Season: 101 by Tyler Kuhn, 2008 Career: 324 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08 Singles Game: Season: Career:

5 by 2 players, Babe Barna, 1935; Tim McCabe, 2000 74 by Lee Fritz, 2003 223 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

Doubles Game: Season: Career:

4 by Matt Hart vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998 28 by Jedd Gyorko, 2009 69 by Justin Jenkins, 2005-07

Triples Game: Season: Career:

3 by Kemper Shelton vs. Cincinnati, April 22, 1908 8 by Austin Markel, 2008 17 by Austin Markel, 2006-09

Home Runs Game: 4 by Bill Biddle vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947 Season: 19 by Mark Landers, 1994 Career: 35 by Tim McCabe, 2000-03 RBIs Game: 9 by Vince Belnome vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009; Bill Biddle vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947; Angelo Onder vs. Ohio University, May 23, 1936 Season: 84 by Vince Belnome, 2009 Career: 188 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

Casey Bowling

Stolen Bases Game:

5 by Babe Barna vs. St. Vincent, May 22, 1937

Season: Career:

29 by Mickey Mamarella, 1986; Tim Neumark, 1999 74 by Bill Marovic, 1963-65

Batting Average Season (Minimum 50 ABs): .493 by Ed Vacheresse, 1929 Season (Minimum 100 ABs): .439 by Dan DiBartolomeo, 2009 Career (Minimum 300 ABs): .415 by Jedd Gyorko, 2008-present Total Bases Game: 18 by Bill Biddle vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947 Season: 170 by Mark Landers, 1994 Career: 481 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08 At-Bats Game: 8 by Don Porter vs. Maryland, April 30, 1973; Matt Hart vs. Notre Dame, May 3, 1998 Season: 255 by Doug Nelms, 2006 Career: 906 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08 Extra Base Hits Game: 5 by Bill Biddle vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947 Season: 42 by Joe McNamee, 1998 Career: 105 by Justin Jenkins, 2005-07 Walks Season: Career:

42 by Vince Belnome, 2009 108 by Vic Rabbits, 1982-85

Runs Scored Season: Career:

76 by Justin Parks, 2009 219 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

Sacrifice Hits Season: Career:

17 by Jason Pape, 2007 33 by Justin Parks, 2005-09

Sacrifice Flies Season: Career:

8 by John Kuzemchak, 1987 20 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

Strikeouts Season: Career:

57 by Chad McKown, 2005 148 by Austin Markel, 2006-09

Strikeout Avoidance Season: .029 (5 of 171) by Jason Frushour, 1997 Career: .064 (35 of 550) by Jason Frushour, 1994-97 Hit-By-Pitch Season: Career:

18 by Justin Parks, 2009 39 by Justin Parks. 2005-09

Hitting Streak Season: Career:

38 by Justin Jenkins, 2007 38 by Justin Jenkins, 2007

Games Played Career:

220 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

Consecutive Games Started Career: 220 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

hitting records Hitting Records BY POSITION Season Infielders Batting Avg: .439 by Dan DiBartolomeo, 3B, 2009 Hits: 101 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2008 HR: 19 by Mark Landers, 1B, 1994 AB: 255 by Doug Nelms, SS, 2006 RBI: 84 by Vince Belnome, 2B/DH, 2009 SB: 20 by Greg Gilbert, 2B, 1986 2B: 28 by Jedd Gyorko, SS, 2009 3B: 6 by Bobby Watts, SS, 1985 Joe Agreste, 1B, 2008 Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2008 Tyler Kuhn, 2B, 2005 Extra Base Hits: 41 by Mark Landers, 1994 BB: 42 by Vince Belnome, 2B/DH, 2009 Runs: 74 by Jedd Gyorko, SS, 2009 Career Infielders Batting Avg: .415 by Jedd Gyorko, 2B/SS, 2008-present Hits: 324 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08 HR: 35 by Tim McCabe, 3B, 2000-03 AB: 906 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08 RBI: 188 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08 SB: 31 by Greg Gilbert, 2B, 1984-87 2B: 65 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08 3B: 16 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08 Extra Base Hits: 101 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08 BB: 99 by Tim McCabe, 3B, 2000-03 Runs: 219 by Tyler Kuhn, SS, 2005-08 Games: 220 by Tyler Kuhn, 2B-SS, 2005-08

Career Catchers Batting Avg: Hits: HR: AB: RBI: SB: 2B: 3B: Extra Base Hits: BB: Runs:

.335 by Josh Cisneros, 2000-01 179 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97 13 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97; Brett Caruso, 1991-94 550 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97 108 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97 35 by Jim Procopio, 1961-63 34 by Tobias Streich, 2008-09 10 by Jim Procopio, 1961-63 47 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97 64 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97 107 by Jason Frushour, 1994-97

Season Outfielders Batting Avg: .430 by Bob Bernardo, RF, 1984 Hits: 88 by Lee Fritz, RF, 2003 AB: 241 by Stan Posluszny, LF, 2006 RBI: 66 by Joe McNamee, LF, 1998 SB: 29 by Mickey Mamarella, CF, 1986 2B: 27 by Joe McNamee, LF, 1998 3B: 8 by Austin Markel, CF, 2008 Extra Base Hits: 45 by Justin Jenkins, LF, 2007 BB: 39 by Joe McNamee, LF, 1998 Runs: 76 by Justin Parks, LF, 2009

Top HITTING Performances Hits Six Vince Belnome vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009 Five Dan DiBartolomeo vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009 Dan DiBartolomeo vs. NJ Tech, March 8, 2009 Vince Belnome vs. NJ Tech, March 8, 2009 Vince Belnome vs. Ohio University, April 9, 2008 Tyler Kuhn vs. MD-Eastern Shore, April 1, 2008 Tyler Kuhn vs. Ohio University, April 9, 2008 Trent Ridgley vs. Cincinnati, April 13, 2007 Doug Nelms vs. Cincinnati, May 14, 2006 David Carpenter vs. Seton Hall, April 1, 2006 Adam White vs. MD-Eastern Shore, March, 28, 2006 Justin Jenkins vs. St. Bonaventure, March 22, 2006 Justin Jenkins vs.MD-Eastern Shore, April 23, 2005 Kurtis Clinton vs. Maryland, April 22, 2003 Jarod Rine vs. Connecticut, April 13, 2003 Tim McCabe vs. St. John’s, March 26, 2000 Todd Brock vs. Dayton, May 13, 1999 Kevin Olkowski vs. Georgetown, April 26, 1998 Matt Hart vs. Providence, April 11, 1998 Lance Williams vs. Georgetown, April 25, 1996 Kevin Olkowski vs. Georgetown, April 25, 1996 Josh Williamson vs. Providence, April 13, 1996 Chris Enochs vs. Rhode Island, May 7, 1995 Mark Landers vs. Massachusetts, April 24, 1994 Mark Landers vs. St. Joseph’s, March 27, 1994 Mark Landers vs. Duke, February 25, 1994 Mark Landers vs. George Washington, March 29, 1993 Paul Popovich vs. George Washington, April 23, 1960 Bucky Bolyard vs. Waynesburg, May 19, 1959 Bill Biddle vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947 Hal Grossman vs. Ohio Wesleyan, April 22, 1939 Angelo Onder vs. Ohio University, May 23, 1936 Babe Barna vs. St. Vincent, May 18, 1935 Sigmund Weiner vs. Morris Harvey, May 23, 1930 Ed Vacheresse vs. Quantico Marines, May 11, 1929 Phil Pfleger vs. Juniata, May 21, 1926 Lee Llewellyn vs. WUP (Pitt), May 1, 1908 Home Runs Four Bill Biddle Three Austin Markel Tim McCabe Kirk Taylor

RBIs Nine Vince Belnome vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009 Bill Biddle vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947 Angelo Onder vs. Ohio, May 23, 1936 Eight David DeMoss vs. UNC-Greensboro, March 8, 1991 Seven Justin Parks vs. Duquesne, April 14, 2009 Tyler Kuhn vs. St. Bonaventure, March 12, 2008 Justin Jenkins vs. MD-Eastern Shore, April 23, 2005 Eric Grimm vs. Eastern Michigan, March 22, 2003 Tim McCabe vs. Duquesne, April 1, 2002 Todd Brock vs. Dayton, May 13, 1999 Eddie Weightman vs. N. Carolina A&T, April 5, 1998 Dan Vasalani vs. St. Joseph’s, March 5, 1991 Bob Bernardo vs. Robert Morris, March 24, 1984 Craig Mankin vs. Fairmont State, May 10, 1962 Sigmund Weiner vs. Morris Harvey, May 23, 1930 Stolen Bases Five Babe Barna vs. St. Vincent, May 22, 1937 Four Mickey Mamarella vs. Armstrong State, March 12, 1986 Three Adam White vs. Pitt, March 24, 2006 Jarod Rine vs. Cleveland State, April 10, 2002 Tim Neumark vs. Youngstown State, April 5, 2000 Tim Neumark vs. Michigan State, Feb. 25, 2000 Josh McMillen vs. St. John’s, May 23, 1999 Tim Neumark vs. Connecticut, March 28, 1999 Bob Spangler vs. Youngstown State, April 12, 1998 Josh Williamson vs. Rhode Island, May 8, 1994 Benny Shreve vs. Duquesne, March 26, 1988 Steve Rolen vs. Duquesne, March 25, 1988 Greg Gilbert vs. Penn State, April 26, 1986 Matt Comko vs. Morris Harvey, April 7, 1975 Steve Snyder vs. Slippery Rock, 1976 Tom Parke vs. Indiana, Pa., March 26, 1966 Bill Marovic vs. VMI, May 14, 1965 Bill Marovic vs. Virginia Tech, May 1, 1965 Bill Marovic vs. California, Pa., April 3, 1965 Mike Dyer vs. Fairmont State, April 14, 1964 Bill Marovic vs. Fairmont State, April 14, 1964 Bill Marovic vs. Catholic, March 26, 1964 Bill Marovic vs. Davidson, April 15, 1963 Jim Procopio vs. Fairmont State, May 10, 1962 Ronnie Retton vs. Virginia Tech, May 1, 1959 Ronnie Retton vs. Bethany, May 4, 1957 Joe Nekoranec vs. Fairmont State, April 24, 1939 Steve Harrick vs. Marietta, April 15, 1921 Matt Turkovick vs. Fairmont Collegians, April 8, 1921 Ira Errett Rodgers vs. Wash. & Jefferson, May 31, 1919 Hit For Cycle Bob Spangler

vs. Coppin State, April 26, 1998

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Season Catchers Batting Avg: .374 by Jason Frushour, 1997 Hits: 68 by Brad Elwood, 1998 HR: 10 by Brad Elwood, 1998 AB: 205 by Tobias Streich, 2009 RBI: 59 by Brad Elwood, 1998 SB: 14 by Jim Procopio, 1963 2B: 18 by Tobias Streich, 2008 3B: 6 by Jim Procopio, 1963 Extra Base Hits: 22 by Tobias Streich, 2008, 2009 BB: 24 by Jason Frushour, 1997; Jim Halloran, 1987 Runs: 49 by Brad Elwood, 1998

Career Outfielders Batting Avg: .387 by Lance Williams, CF, 1998-99 Hits: 230 by Lee Fritz, CF, 2002-05 HR: 33 by Stan Posluszny, LF, 2003-06 AB: 701 by Josh Williamson, LF, 1994-97 RBI: 174 by Stan Posluszny, LF, 2003-06 SB: 74 by Bill Marovic, CF, 1963-65 2B: 58 by Stan Posluszny, LF, 2003-06 3B: 17 by Austin Markel, CF, 2006-09 Extra Base Hits: 92 by Stan Posluszny, LF, 2003-06 BB: 108 by Vic Rabbits, CF, 1982-85 Runs: 177 by Josh Williamson, LF, 1994-97 Games: 200 by Kirk Taylor, CF, 1994-97; Stan Poslusny, LF, 2003-06

vs. Quantico Marines, May 9, 1947 vs. Iona, March 15, 2008 vs. Duquesne, April 1, 2002 vs. Duquesne, April 27, 1994

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HITTING Leaders Since 1940

Year 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1942 1941 1940

Batting Avg. DiBartolomeo, .439 Kuhn, .424 Jenkins, .372 Bowling, .403 Fritz, .379 Fritz, .364 Fritz, .407 Blevins, .352 Grimm, .358 Reeser, .350 Williams, .394 McNamee, .429 Frushour, .374 Olkowski, .394 Myers, .372 Landers, .416 Landers, .376 Reep, .370 Schubert, .383 Prosser, .409 Rolen, .425 Halloran, .364 Rolen, .389 Morande, .387 Battaglia, .395 Bernardo, .430 Watts, .373 Wilson, .353 Wilson, .349 Pizatella, .359 Emsweller, .409 Pickering, .357 Kocur, .400 Pickering, .341 Ungvarsky, .365 Shipley, .404 Comko, .327 Schultehenrich, .329 Honce, .363 Ellis, .352 Ferguson, .294 Begalla, .304 Beahm, .393 Listoun, .375 Hetzel, .355 Marovic, .404 Berzansky, .360 Hatalla, .379 Tekavec, .381 Popovich, .426 Paczewski, .344 Bolyard, .413 Retton, .417 Rabbits, .313 Rabbits, .382 McKown, .388 Wellington, .286 Purello, .299 Wallace, .440 Morton, .366 Adams, .431 Zinaich, .398 Biddle, .429 Johnson, .450 Dollinger, .391 Hockenberry, .428 Hockenberry, .357

Hits HR RBIs Gyorko, 96 Markel, 15 Belnome, 84 Kuhn, 101 Kuhn, Markel 9 Belnome, 66 Jenkins, 80 Yost, Jenkins 11 Jenkins, 48 Jenkins, 94 Jenkins, Posluszny, 10 Posluszny, 60 Jenkins, 79 Jenkins, Posluszny, 12 Posluszny, 50 Psomas, 68 Psomas, 9 Psomas, 45 Fritz, 88 Clinton, 13 Grimm, 55 Blevins, 64 McCabe, 10 Clinton, 35 Grimm, 64 McCabe, 10 McCabe, 38 Olkowski, 68 McCabe, Schmidt, Weightman, 4 McCabe, 39 Williams, 80 Weightman, 9 Brock, 53 Olkowski, 83 McNamee, 13 McNamee, 66 Williamson, 81 Taylor, 16 McNamee, 56 Seabol, 69 Seabol, 10 Seabol, 44 Swaney, 66 Myers, 12 Myers, 46 Landers, 91 Landers, 19 Landers, 81 Landers, 68 Landers, 10 Landers, 59 Reep, 57 Reep, 12 Reep, 38 Schubert, 51 Reep/Servello, 7 DeMoss, 34 Prosser, 70 Whitmore, 10 Whitmore, 54 Rolen, 57 Rolen, 12 Rolen, 46 Rolen, 66 Szynal, 12 Szynal, 44 Szynal, 54 Gilbert, 8 Gilbert, 36 Morande/Watts, 53 Gilbert, 8 Battaglia, 39 Battaglia, 60 Bernardo, 14 Bernardo, 60 Bernardo, 46 Bernardo, 6 Kumor, 40 Watts, 41 Five with 2 Croftcheck, 27 Wilson, 54 Wilson, 7 Rabbits, 31 Wilson, 38 Three with 5 Wilson, 23 Pizatella, 33 Pizatella, 6 Pizatella, 22 Emsweller, 27 Pickering, 4 Emsweller, 14 Pickering, 30 Pickering/Emsweller, 3 Pickering/Emsweller, 25 Mahoney, 31 Mahoney, 7 Mahoney, 27 Pickering, 42 Pickering, 6 Mahoney, 27 Ungvarsky, 31 Ruzicka, 2 Beatty/Tiberio, 14 Comko, 32 Three with 1 Comko, 16 Porter, 23 Kirchner, 4 Porter, 17 Schultehenrich, 23 Honce, 4 Honce, 16 Honce, 29 Five with 1 Honce, 16 Ellis, 19 Four with 1 Shearer, 10 Ferguson, 20 Guth/Wilfong, 1 Guth, 10 Three with 14 Guth, 2 Begalla, 9 C. Boggs, 36 C. Boggs, 2 C. Boggs, 24 Listoun, 33 Three with 2 Withrow, 19 Hetzel, 27 Hetzel, 2 Hetzel, 14 Marovic, 44 Three with 2 Berzansky, 20 Berzansky, 41 Procopio, 5 Procopio, 36 Hatalla, 39 Shafer, 4 Thorn, 20 Tekavec, 32 Pczwsk/Prcpo, 1 Tekavec, 23 Popovich, 43 Popovich, 4 Popovich, 26 Paczewski, 33 Bolyard, 2 Bolyard, 24 Bolyard/Pacezewski, 26 Bolyard, 14 N/A Retton, 30 Higgins, 2 Zegrea, 16 Rabbits, 30 Eight with 1 Rabbits, 16 Rabbits, 34 Rabbits, 6 Rabbits, 39 McKown, 26 Franko, 2 Rabbits, 14 Cooper, 12 Three with 1 Cooper, 9 Stanley, 21 Strycula, 3 Strycula, 18 Wallace, 30 N/A N/A Zinaich, 22 Watson, 3 N/A Carson, 29 N/A N/A Zinaich, 33 N/A N/A Biddle, 24 Biddle, 4 N/A Bermingham/Herrongton,14 N/A N/A Dollinger, 18 Three with 1 Rich, 9 Strauss, 22 Hockenberry/Strauss, 2 Strauss, 13 Three with 20 Hockenberry/Grossman, 3 Hockenberry, 14

Team Hitting Records Top 5 Season Batting Averages Avg. Year .360 2009 .358 1998 .341 2008 .339 2006 .336 1984 Base Hits in One Game 32 vs. New Jersey Tech, March 8, 2009 Season Base Hits Hits Year 704 2006 689 2009 685 1998 657 1994 656 2008 Home Runs Inning: 5 vs. Stone Hill, 1985 (tied for seventh all-time in NCAA) Game: 7 at Duquesne, 1997 Season Home Runs HR Year 76 2003 69 1997 68 2009 61 1985 60 1988 RBIs in One Game Game: 31 vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998 Season RBIs RBI 491 444 442 404 393

Year 2009 2008 1998 2006 1994

At-Bats Game: 55 vs. Seton Hall, April 1, 2006 Season At-Bats AB Year 2078 2006 1983 1994 1921 2008 1914 2009, 1998 Stolen Bases SB Year 114 1986 86 1998 79 1996 76 1964, 1962

Doubles Game: 14 vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998 2B 161 135 134 129 123 Triples 3B 30 23 21 18 17

Year 2009 2008 1998 2005 2006 Year 2008 1955 1963 1994 1964, 2005

Extra Base Hits Game: 18 vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998 Extra Base Hits EBH 242 216 205 201 193

Year 2009 2008 2005 2003 1998

Walks BB 230 226 222 219 217

Year 1988 1987 1994 2009 2003

Runs Game: 37 vs. Rivesville AC, 1894 Runs 525 496 477 452 430

Year 2009 1998 2008 2006 1994

pitching records Season Wins 13 Ryan Williams 12 Zac Cline Chris Enochs 11 Ken Smith 10 Ken Smith Jim Heise Frank Barron 9 Billy Gross Garrett Zyskowski John Holshey Jerry Meadows Tom Shafer John Radosevich

1994 2003 1997 1987 1986 1955 1915 2009 1998 1982 1966 1962 1964 1987-90 1991-94 1920-23 1963-65 1913-15 2002-04 1953-56 1998-2001 1995-97 1986-87 1965-67 1916-19

Season Saves 10 Mike Marz 8 Ashley Shope 7 Todd Dunham Billy Biggs Tony Lehosit 6 Chris Enourato Chris Enourato 5 Chris Enourato Frank Cafaro 4 Dan Leatherman Billy Biggs Lewis Ross

1994 1995 2005 2001 1991 2009 2008 2007 1997 2006 1999 1998

Zac Cline

Rodney Allen Mike Marz Dan Glus

Career Saves 17 Chris Enourato 14 Mike Marz 13 Billy Biggs 12 Todd Dunham 9 Dan Glus 8 Tony Lehosit Ashley Shope 6 Clayton Ewn 5 Frank Cafaro

1996 1993 1985 20071993-94 1999-2002 2002-05 1984-88 1990-91 1994-95 2001-02 1997

Season ERA (Minimum of 40 innings) 0.45 Denny Taylor 0.65 Vaughn Kovach 0.70 Carl Norman 0.82 Dan Dolphin 0.99 Jim Mavroleon 1.07 Jim Carter 1.15 Joe Jeran Paul Chuma 1.20 Rick Wagener 1.34 Jim Schaper

1968 1966 1956 1972 1970 1960 1963 1959 1971 1954

Career ERA (Minimum of 125 innings) 1.69 Tom Shafer 1.73 Jerry Meadows 1.80 Rick Wagener 1.85 Joe Jeran 2.09 Paul Chuma 2.10 John Holshey 2.22 Jim Heise 2.66 Dan Dolphin 3.12 Ken Smith 3.17 Sam Brock

Season Winning Percentage (Min. 8 Decisions) 1.000 Ken Smith (10-0) 1986 Rick Wagener (8-0) 1971 John Radosevich (8-0) 1963 929 Ryan Williams (13-1) 1994 .923 Chris Enochs (12-1) 1997 .917 Ken Smith (11-1) 1987 .875 Dan Barry (7-1) 1992 Joe Jeran (7-1) 1963 Dave Wilson (7-1) 1963 Don Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Haver (7-1) 1955 Career Winning Percentage (Min. 20 decisions) .954 Ken Smith (21-1) 1986-87 .862 John Radosevich (25-4) 1963-65 .778 Jerry Meadows (21-6) 1965-67 .762 John Holshey (16-5) 1982-83 .757 Wes Shaw (28-9) 1987-90 .724 Jack Latterner (21-8) 1916-19 .720 Billy Gross (18-7) 2007-09 .714 Frank Barron (25-10) 1913-15 .714 Garrett Zyskowski (15-6) 1997-98 .708 Tom Shafer (17-7) 1960-62 .706 Jim Heise (24-10) 1953-56

1960-62 1965-67 1968-71 1963-65 1958-60 1982-83 1953-56 1972-75 1986-87 1975-78

Season Innings Pitched 125.2 Zac Cline 109.2 Jeremy Cummings 106.2 Jim Heise 105.2 Mike Riley 100.1 Ryan Williams 99.0 Billy Biggs 95.0 Chris Enochs John Holshey 94.0 Jarryd Summers 93.1 Josh Whitlock Shane Rhodes 92.2 Jeff Fennessy

2003 1999 1955 1996 1994 2002 1997 1982 2009 2008 2000 1994

Season Strikeouts 123 John Radosevich 120 John Radosevich 119 Paul Chuma 116 Jeremy Cummings 111 Jim Heise 108 Frank Barron 105 Jerry Meadows 101 Zac Cline 99 Jarryd Summers 95 John Radosevich 89 Shane Rhodes

1964 1965 1959 1999 1955 1915 1967 2003 2009 1963 2001

Career Innings Pitched 304.2 Shane Rhodes 283.1 Jim Heise 282.2 Zac Cline 277.1 Wes Shaw 264.1 Ryan Williams 247.2 Matt Yurish 235.0 Tom Shafer 225.1 Jeremy Cummings 219.2 Keith Mathias 215.0 John Radosevich 212.1 Joe Hudson

1998-2001 1953-56 2002-04 1987-90 1991-94 2005-08 1960-62 1996-99 1988-91 1963-65 1990-92

Career Strikeouts 339 John Radosevich 284 Shane Rhodes 277 Jim Heise 275 Paul Chuma 263 *Fulton Woods 257 *Frank Barron 247 Matt Yurish 243 Wes Shaw 226 Jerry Meadows 211 Jeremy Cummings 206 Zac Cline

1963-65 1998-2001 1953-56 1958-60 1920-23 1913-15 2005-08 1987-90 1965-67 1996-99 2002-04

Season Appearances 23 Ashley Shope 22 Mike Marz 20 Chris Enourato Chris Enourato 19 Billy Biggs Todd Dunham 18 Andy Altemus Eric Saffell Dan Leatherman Steve Hendren Dan Cisneros Jeremy Cummings Greg Johnson Mike Marz Jim Heise

1995 1994 2009 2008 1999 2005 2009 2008 2006 1999 1999 1998 1996 1993 1955

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Career Wins 28 Wes Shaw 26 Ryan Williams Fulton Woods 25 John Radosevich *Frank Barron 24 Zac Cline 24 Jim Heise 22 Shane Rhodes 21 Chris Enochs Ken Smith Jerry Meadows Jack Latterner

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Career Appearances 58 Jeremy Cummings Keith Mathias Jim Heise 56 Billy Biggs 55 Shane Rhodes Ryan Williams 52 Chris Enourato Wes Shaw Todd Dunham 50 Rich Lodgek 49 Matt Yurish 48 Dave Perry

1996-99 1988-91 1953-56 1999-2002 1998-2001 1991-94 20071987-90 2002-05 1992-95 2005-08 1986-89

Season Starts 16 Zac Cline 15 Jeremy Cummings Lewis Ross Garrett Zyskowski Mike Riley Ryan Williams 14 Jarryd Summers Josh Whitlock Kenny Durst Jason DiAngelo Billy Biggs Shane Rhodes Chris Enochs Jason Hively Jeff Fennessy Wes Shaw

2003 1999 1999 1998 1996 1994 2009 2008 2007 2003 2002 2001 1997 1996 1994 1990

Career Starts 49 Shane Rhodes 45 Wes Shaw 44 Ryan Williams 42 Matt Yurish 41 Zac Cline 34 Mike Riley 31 Joe Hudson Rich Lodgek 30 Dave Perry Keith Regn 29 Jason Hively

1998-2001 1987-90 1991-94 2005-08 2002-04 1994-96 1990-92 1992-95 1986-89 1985-88 1993-96

Season Complete Games 10 Zac Cline Zac Cline Billy Biggs Chris Enochs Ken Smith Ken Smith 9 John Holshey John Radosevich 8 John Radosevich Tom Shafer Steve Kline

2004 2003 2002 1997 1987 1986 1982 1965 1964 1962 1993

Career Complete Games 23 Zac Cline 21 John Radosevich 20 Ken Smith 17 Dave Perry Dan Dolphin 16 Ryan Williams 15 Wes Shaw John Holshey 14 Shane Rhodes Chris Enochs

2002-04 1963-65 1986-87 1986-89 1972-75 1991-94 1987-90 1982-83 1998-2001 1995-97

* Total only represents documented games.

Individual Pitching Records Strikeouts Game: 22 by John Radosevich vs. Waynesburg, April 16, 1964 Season: 123 by John Radosevich, 1964 Season (Per 9 Innings): 15.0 by John Radosevich, 1963 (NCAA leader, eighth all-time) Career: 339 by John Radosevich, 1963-65 Wins Season: Career:

13 by Ryan Williams, 1994 28 by Wes Shaw, 1987-90

ERA Season (Min. 40 innings): Career (Min. 125 innings):

0.45 by Denny Taylor, 1968 1.69 by Tom Shafer, 1960-62

Winning Percentage Season (Min. 8 Decisions): 1.000 by Ken Smith, 1986 Career (Min. 20 decisions): .954 by Ken Smith (21-1), 1986-87 Innings Pitched Season: 125.2 by Zac Cline, 2003 Career: 304.2 by Shane Rhodes, 1998-2001 Appearances Season: 23 by Ashley Shope, 1995 Career: 58 by Jeremy Cummings, 1996-99; by Keith Mathias, 1988-91; by Jim Heise, 1953-55 Starts Season: Career:

16 by Zac Cline, 2003 49 by Shane Rhodes, 1998-2001

Complete Games Season: 10 by Ken Smith, 1986; by Ken Smith, 1987; by Chris Enochs, 1997; by Billy Biggs, 2002; by Zac Cline, 2003 and 2004 Career: 24 by Zac Cline, 2002-04 Saves Season: Career:

10 by Mike Marz, 1994 17 by Chris Enourato, 2007-present

Wild Pitches Season: Career: Hit Batters Season: Career: Consecutive Wins Career:

13 by Dave Rohaus, 1981 36 by Matt Yurish, 2005-08 17 by Shawn Miller, 2004 28 by Ryan Williams, 1991-94 21 by Ken Smith, 1986-87

Top Pitching Performances No-Hit Games Josh Whitlock vs. Coppin State, April 3, 2007 (7 innings) Matt Yurish vs. Coppin State, April 4, 2006 (7 innings) Billy Biggs vs. Buffalo, March 8, 2002 (9 innings) Chris Enochs vs. Villanova, March 27, 1997 (7 innings)

Jason Hively Joe Filandino Jim Mavroleon Kester June

vs. George Washington, May 1, 1994 (9 innings) vs. Duquesne, March 28, 1984 (5 innings) vs. Virginia Tech, April 11, 1970 (7 innings) vs. Pittsburgh Independents, April 27, 1917 (5 innings)

One-Hit Games Zac Cline vs. Virginia Tech, May 23, 2003 (9 innings) Jason DiAngelo vs. Georgetown, April 21, 2003 (7 innings) Steve Beller vs. Providence, March 22, 1997 (9 innings) Chris Enochs vs. Rutgers, May 15, 1996 (9 innings) Jeremy Cummings vs. Youngstown State, March 27, 1996 (7 innings) Dave Perry vs. St. Bonaventure, April 9, 1988 (7 innings) Keith Regn vs. Alderson-Broaddus, March 18, 1987 (5 innings) Dave Rohaus vs. Fairmont State, April 13, 1980 (7 innings) Dan Dolphin vs. West Liberty, April 12, 1974 (9 innings) Randy Lease vs. Juniata, April 17, 1971 (7 innings) Kim West vs. George Washington, April 7, 1971 (7 innings) Kim West vs. Geneva, April 3, 1971 (9 innings) Rick Wagener vs. Wilmington State, March 15, 1969 (7 innings) Jerry Meadows vs. Richmond, April 27, 1965 (7 innings) John Radosevich vs. VMI, April 11, 1964 (9 innings) Paul Chuma vs. St. Vincent, May 12, 1960 (9 innings) Jim Carter vs. William & Mary, April 18, 1960 (7 innings) Pat Creegan vs. Richmond, May 12, 1951 (9 innings) Jack Latterner vs. Ohio Wesleyan, May 24, 1919 (5 innings) John Sullivan vs. Bethany, May 6, 1914 (9 innings) Strikeouts 22 John Radosevich vs. Waynesburg, April 16, 1964 20 Charles Tallman vs. Bethany, 1923 19 Charlie Fulton vs. Ohio University, April 7, 1915 18 John Radosevich vs. WV Wesleyan, May 2, 1963; Charlie Fulton vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 1915 17 John Radosevich vs. Virginia Tech, May 1, 1965 John Radosevich vs. West Liberty, April 23, 1964 16 Wes Shaw vs. Fairmont State, April 8, 1989 Kim West vs. Geneva, April 3, 1971 John Radosevich vs. Pitt, May 19, 1965 John Radosevich vs. The Citadel, April 15, 1965 Paul Chuma vs. Bethany, April 14, 1959 Frank Barron vs. Marietta, May 12, 1915 15 David Maust vs. Cleveland State, March 11, 2001 Tom Shafer vs. The Citadel, April 14, 1962 Paul Chuma vs. St. Vincent, May 12, 1960 Paul Chuma vs. Washington & Lee, May 8, 1959 Gandy vs. Pittsburgh Independents, April 29, 1917

pitching records pitching Leaders Since 1940 Wins ERA Gross, 9 Summers, 3.06 Whitlock, 7 Gross, 3.01 Whitlock, 7 Whitlock, 3.51 Leatherman, 7 Yurish, 3.84 Osbourn, 7 Fagler, 2.92 Cline, 8 Cline, 2.65 Cline, 12 Cline, 3.44 Biggs, 7 Ewen, 3.81 Rhodes, 7 Biggs, 1.65 Rhodes, 7 Reeser, 2.31 Cummings/Hendren, 6 Biggs, 2.43 Zyskowski, 9 Michaels, 2.93 Enochs, 12 Enochs, 3.03 Enochs, 8 Enochs, 4.28 Riley, 6 Spencer, 4.46 Williams, 13 Hively, 2.49 Kline, 6 Kline, 3.06 Barry, 7 Barry, 2.96 Sube, 6 Sube, 3.84 Shaw, 8 Sube, 2.38 Shaw, 7 Shaw, 2.36 Shaw, 8 Glus, 3.34 Smith, 11 Smith, 3.02 Smith, 10 Smith, 3.21 Mamarella/Schlieper, 8 Schlieper, 2.84 Filandino, 7 Filandino, 1.71 Holshey, 7 Walls, 2.34 Holshey, 9 Holshey, 2.84 Rohaus/Koch, 4 Sommer, 3.38 Koch, 5 Sommer, 4.50 McCarty, 4 McCarty, 2.11

Strikeouts Summers, 99 Yurish, 74 Yurish, 76 Yurish, 71 Fagler, 48 Miller, 60 Cline, 101 Ewen, 76 Rhodes, 89 Rhodes, 78 Cummings, 116 Zyskowski, 79 Enochs, 86 Riley, 87 Spencer, 56 Williams, 82 Kline, 82 Hudson, 60 Sube, 59 Shaw, 75 Shaw, 66 Shaw, 66 Smith, 50 Regn, 49 Schlieper, 56 Schlieper, 38 Holshey, 47 Holshey, 56 Koch, 47 Koch, 52 Koch, 30

Year 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1942 1941 1940

Wins Parrish, 5 Brock, 3 Brock/Donnelly, 6 Johnson, 3 Dolphin, 8 Haines, 3 Dolphin, 4 Wagener, 8 Mavroleon, 5 Mavroleon, 4 Taylor, 6 Moschel, 7 Meadows, 9 Radosevich, 8 Radosevich, 9 Radosevoich, 8 Shafer, 9 Shafer, 6 Saunders, 5 Chuma, 8 N/A Bolyard/Cook, 4 Heise, 7 Heise, 10 Schaper, 5 Heise, 3 Morgan, 4 Creegan/Morgan, 5 Topper, 6 Reader/Bartlett, 1 Bartlett/Morrison, 2 Bennett, 5

ERA Strikeouts Koch, 1.89 Parrish, 38 Brock, 2.84 Brock, 46 Brock, 1.59 Donnelly, 35 Gray, 5.27 Keeler, 23 Dolphin, 1.54 Dolphin, 58 Whitecotton, 2.07 Whitecotton, 66 Dolphin, 0.82 West, 64 Wagener, 1.20 Wagener, 84 Mavroleon, 0.99 Wagener, 53 Mavroleon, 1.19 Mavroleon/Wagener, 36 Taylor, 0.45 Taylor, 56 Meadows, 2.01 Meadows, 105 Kovach, 0.65 Kovach, 83 Radosevich, 1.43 Radosevich, 120 Radosevich, 1.00 Radosevich, 123 Jeran, 1.15 Radosevich, 95 Shafer, 1.52 Shafer, 78 Mankin, 1.66 Shafer, 65 Carter, 1.07 Chuma, 87 Bolyard, 0.75 Chuma, 119 N/A N/A Bolyard, 2.20 Cook, 49 Norman, 0.70 Heise, 67 Heise, 2.10 Heise, 111 Schaper, 1.34 Heise, 62 Norman, 1.54 Hesie, 37 Morgan, 1.99 Morgan, 53 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Team Pitching Records ERA Season:

1.46, 1964

ERA 1.46 1.84 1.89 2.06

1964 1966 1971 1959, 1963

Wins Season: Wins 40 37 36 35 33 Saves Season:

40, 1994

1994 2009, 1998 1997, 2003, 2006 2008 1996, 1990, 1988

12, 1996

Saves 12 11 11 11 10

1996 2006 2001 1998 2009, 2005, 1997, 1995

Strikeouts Game: 22 vs. Waynesburg, April 16, 1964 Season: 416, 2001 Strikeouts 416 411 410 405 403 400 375 361 358 358

2001 1999 1997 1998 2008 2006 2009 1996 2000 2002

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Year 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979

Billy Biggs

fielding/misc. records misc. Team Records Games Season: Runs Game: Opponent Game: Combined Game: Game in Loss: Season:

61, 1994 (40-21) 37 vs. Rivesville AC (37-4), 1894 29 by James Madison (3-29), 2002 45 vs. Taylortown (34-11), 1894 13 vs. Rutgers (13-25), 1982 525, 2009

Largest Winning Margin Game:

33 vs. Rivesville AC (37-4), 1894

Highest Winning Percentage Season:

.909, 1963 (30-3)

Lowest Winning Percentage Season:

.182, 1942 (2-9)

Highest Fielding Percentage Season: .985, 1971 (27 games) (NCAA record) Longest Home Winning Streak Season:

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Team Fielding Records Put Outs Game: Season:

36 vs. Boston College, May 9, 2004 1,518, 2006

Put Outs 1,518 1,443 1,434 1,414 1,410 1,386 1,378

Season 2006 2008 1994 1999 1996 2009 1998

Assists Game: Season:

20 at Connecticut, May 23, 2004; vs. Boston College, March 24, 2005 675, 1994

Assists 675 672 625 605 603 590

Season 1994 2006 1996 2000 1963 1999

Longest Winning Streaks 18 17 15

20, 2005-06 1964 2006 1963

Individual Fielding Records Putouts Season: Career:

503 by Mark Landers, 1994 1,509 by Kurtis Clinton, 2001-04

Assists Season: Career:

190 by Doug Nelms, 2006 637 by Tyler Kuhn, 2005-08

Outfield Assists Season: 8 by Billy Reep, 1991; by Marvin Randall, 1996 Career: 20 by Marvin Randall, 1993-96

Fielding Percentage Season (Min. 100 Chances): Career (Min. 500 Chances):

1.000 by Austin Markel, 2009 .995 by Stan Posluszny, 2003-06

The 2009 Mountaineers scored a school record 525 runs.

NCAA Tournament records NCAA Appearances

NCAA Tournament Records

1948 NCAA District II Tournament Easton, Pa. Lafayette 8, West Virginia 0

Individual Game Hits 4

Marvin Randall vs. Rider, 1994

1955 NCAA District III Tournament Morgantown, W.Va. Wake Forest 5, West Virginia 1 West Virginia 9, Wake Forest 7 Wake Forest 6, West Virginia 5

Runs 4

Marvin Randall vs. Rider, 1994

1961 NCAA District III Tournament Gastonia, N.C. Florida State 3, West Virginia 1 West Virginia 4, Florida State 3 Duke 7, West Virginia 3

Doubles 2

1962 NCAA District III Tournament Gastonia, N.C. Wake Forest 8, West Virginia 3 Florida State 6, West Virginia 3

RBI 4

Jack Rabbits vs. Wake Forest, 1955 Jim Procopio vs. Wake Forest, 1962 Josh Williamson vs. Rider, 1994 Kirk Taylor vs. Georgia Southern, 1996

Triples 1 Five players, last was Eric Pavelko vs. Florida, 1994 Home Runs 1 Nine players, last was Andy Srebroski vs. Florida, 1994

1963 NCAA District III Tournament Gastonia, N.C. Wake Forest 4, West Virginia 3 West Virginia 2, Auburn 1 Wake Forest 12, West Virginia 8

Stolen Bases 2

Dale Ramsburg vs. Auburn, 1963

Marvin Randall

Strikeouts 10

Jerry Meadows vs. Auburn, 1967

Appearances 4

1964 NCAA District III Tournament Gastonia, N.C. Mississippi 11, West Virginia 0 East Carolina 6, West Virginia 5

Innings 10

1982 NCAA East Regional Tournament Columbia, S.C. South Carolina 7, West Virginia 0 West Virginia 7, Old Dominion 6 West Virginia 4, East Carolina 1 South Carolina 2, West Virginia 1 1985 NCAA South I Regional Tournament Starkville, Miss. Mississippi State 10, West Virginia 1 Michigan 9, West Virginia 2 1987 NCAA South I Regional Tournament Huntsville, Ala. Clemson 8, West Virginia 0 Arkansas 7, West Virginia 2 1994 NCAA Atlantic I Regional Tournament Miami, Fla. Florida 8, West Virginia 7 West Virginia 19, Rider 7 Florida 12, West Virginia 8 1996 Atlantic Regional Tournament Clemson, S.C. West Virginia 8, Tennessee 4 West Virginia 9, Georgia Southern 4 Clemson 6, West Virginia 3 Tennessee 10, West Virginia 4

Starts 3

Least Hits (Complete Game) 3 Mike Scarcella vs. East Carolina, 1982

Strikeouts 16

Individual Career Games 8

ERA 1.00

Jim Procopio and Joe Hatalla

At-Bats 29 Runs 11

Josh Williamson Marvin Randall

RBI 7

Josh Williamson

Marvin Randall

Doubles 3

Kirk Taylor

Joe Jeran John Radosevich Mike Scarcella (Nine innings)

Team Game At-Bats 49

vs. Rider, 1994

vs. Rider, 1994

Runs 19

vs. Rider, 1994

RBI 17

vs. Rider, 1994

Doubles 6

vs. Georgia Southern, 1996

Triples 1

Five players

Triples 2

Home Runs 1

Nine players

Home Runs 3

vs. Wake Forest, 1963

Stolen Bases 2 Dale Ramsburg and Andy Srebroski

Walks 9

vs. Wake Forest, 1963

Highest Batting Ave. .440

Stolen Bases 4

Innings 18.0

Marvin Randall (11-25) Tom Shafer

Errors 9

vs. Auburn, 1963

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1967 NCAA District III Tournament Gastonia, N.C. Auburn 8, West Virginia 3 Clemson 5, West Virginia 0

Tony Rugghia vs. Old Dominion, 1982

John Radosevich and Joe Jeran

vs. Old Dominion, 1982 vs. Wake Forest, 1963

individual honors Athletic Awards and Honors All-America First Team 1964 Bill Marovic, CF 1997 Chris Enochs, RHP

ABCA Collegiate Baseball ABCA

All-America Second Team 1961 Ed Tekavec, 3B ABCA 1961 Tom Shafer, P Amateur Baseball Fed. 1994 Mark Landers, 1B ABCA 1997 Chris Enochs, RHP Baseball America Sporting News NCBWA 2008 Jedd Gyorko, 2B Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA 2009 Jedd Gyorko, SS Louisville Slugger

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All-America Third Team 1962 Joe Hatalla, 2B ABCA 1994 Mark Landers, 1B Collegiate Baseball NCBWA 1998 Joe McNamee, LF ABCA 2007 Justin Jenkins, LF Collegiate Baseball Louisville Slugger Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA 2008 Tyler Kuhn, SS Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA Rawlings/ABCA 2009 Vince Belnome, 2B College Baseball Insider Jedd Gyorko, SS Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA Freshman All-America Collegiate Baseball 2006 Adam White, CF 2008 Jedd Gyorko, 2B Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA Rivals.com Louisville Slugger Honorable Mention Freshman All-America Collegiate Baseball 1998 Shane Rhodes, LHP Preseason First Team All-America 1992 Matt Schubert, 2B Collegiate Baseball Preseason Second Team All-America 2007 Justin Jenkins, OF Collegiate Baseball 2009 Jedd Gyorko, SS Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA 2010 Jedd Gyorko, SS Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA Louisville Slugger ABCA= American Baseball Coaches Association NCBWA= National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Atlantic Coast Athlete of the Year 1962 Tom Shafer, RHP Coach & Athlete Atlantic 10 Pitcher of the Year 1993 Atlantic 10 Player of the Year 1994

Mark Landers

BIG EAST Pitcher of the Year 1997

Chris Enochs

BIG EAST Player of the Year 2003 BIG EAST Rookie of the Year 2003 2008

Steve Kline

Jarod Rine Stan Posluszny Jedd Gyorko

National Player of the Week Jason Hively May 2, 1994, Collegiate Baseball Mark Landers May 16, 1994, Collegiate Baseball Chris Enochs May 20, 1996, Collegiate Baseball Chris Enochs March 27, 1997, Collegiate Baseball Billy Biggs March 11, 2002, Collegiate Baseball Zac Cline May 4, 2004, NCBWA Matt Yurish April 10, 2006, Collegiate Baseball Josh Whitlock April 11, 2007, Collegiate Baseball All-District III First Team 1961 1962 1964 1967 All-District III Third Team 1967

Ed Teckavec, 3B Joe Hatalla, 2B Bill Marovic, CF Tom Parke, 1B Jerry Meadows, RHP

NCBWA District II Player of the Year 2009 Jedd Gyorko Brooks Wallace Award Finalist 2009

Jedd Gyorko

All-East Region First Team 1983 Tom Croftcheck, DH 1985 Jeff Battaglia, DH-OF 1986 Bobby Watts, SS 1987 Greg Gilbert, 2B Ken Smith, P 1988 Jon Szynal, OF 1989 Steve Rolen, 3B 1990 Ravi Shibley, 3B Paul Prosser, 1B 1994 Mark Landers, 1B Ryan Williams, RHP 1995 Tony Myers, SS 1997 Chris Enochs, RHP 1998 Brad Elwood, C Joe McNamee, LF 2001 Billy Biggs, RHP 2003 Zac Cline, P Tim McCabe, 3B Jarod Rine, OF 2006 Casey Bowling, OF Justin Jenkins, 3B 2008 Tyler Kuhn, SS 2009 Dan DiBartolomeo, 3B Jarryd Summers, P All-East Region Second Team 1986 Gus Morande, 3B Jeff Battaglia, DH-OF 1988 Steve Rolen, 3B 1990 Darrell Whitmore, OF 1992 Dan Barry, LHP 1993 Mark Landers, 1B 1994 Andy Srebroski, SS 1997 Kirk Taylor, CF Josh Williamson, LF 1998 Garrett Zyskowski, LHP 2000 Nate Reeser, SS 2001 Josh Cisneros, C 2006 Stan Posluszny, OF 2007 Justin Jenkins, LF 2009 Vince Belnome, 2B Billy Gross, P Jedd Gyorko, SS NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team 1982 Vic Rabbits, CF East Regional

Joe McNamee 1994 1996 All-ECAC First Team 1994 1997 2008 2009 All-ECAC Second Team 1994 1995 1998 2008 2009

Gerry Slavin, 3B Atlantic I Regional Jason Frushour, C Atlantic Regional Kevin Olkowski, DH/UTL Atlantic Regional Mark Landers, 1B Chris Enochs, RHP Jedd Gyorko, 2B Tyler Kuhn, SS Dan DiBartolomeo, 3B Chris Enourato, P Ryan Williams, RHP Tony Myers, SS Joe McNamee, LF Vince Belnome, 3B Justin Parks, OF Jarryd Summers, P

All-Southern Conference (1951-1968) First Team 1951 Duke Wellington, C Bob Wallace, 2B 1952 Duke Wellington, C John Strycula, 1B 1953 Duke Wellington, C Jim Heise, RHP 1954 Charley McKown, OF Lou Schaper, P 1955 Jim Heise, RHP Ed Lenart, 1B Jack Rabbits, OF 1956 Jim Heise, RHP Jack Rabbits, CF 1957 Ronnie Retton, SS Bob Senay, 3B 1958 Bob Senay, 3B Bucky Bolyard, OF 1959 Ronnie Retton, SS Paul Chuma, RHP 1960 Paul Popovich, 2B 1961 Tom Shafer, RHP

individual honors 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968

Tom Shafer, RHP Joe Hatalla, 2B Tom Stepp, SS Jim Procopio, OF Joe Jeran, LHP Jim Procopio, C Steve Berzansky, 1B Joe Hatalla, 2B John Radosevich, LHP Steve Berzansky, 1B Bill Marovic, CF John Radosevich, LHP Ron Renner, C Don Hetzel, OF Vaughn Kovach, RHP Jim Clay, 1B Jerry Meadows, LHP Bob Beahm, 3B Tom Parke, 1B Denny Taylor, RHP

All-Atlantic 10 (1985-95) Second Team 1990 Tony Lehosit, RHP 1991 Bill Reep, RF John Nilsen, DH 1992 Gerry Slavin, SS 1993 Ron Helsel, RF Mark Landers, 1B 1995 Kirk Taylor, CF All-BIG EAST (1996-Present) First Team 1997 Chris Enochs, P Jason Frushour, C 1998 Joe McNamee, LF 2003 Jarod Rine, CF 2004 Zac Cline, P Lee Fritz, CF 2005 Lee Fritz, OF Doug Nelms, SS 2006 Casey Bowling, OF David Carpenter, C Justin Jenkins, 3B Stan Posluszny, OF 2007 Justin Jenkins, OF 2008 Tyler Kuhn, SS 2009 Jedd Gyorko, SS Justin Parks, OF Tobias Streich, C Jarryd Summers, P

All-BIG EAST (1996-Present) Third Team 2001 Billy Biggs, P Josh Cisneros, C Tim McCabe, 3B 2003 Jake Serfass, LF 2004 Stan Posluszny, OF Grant Psomas, SS 2005 David Carpenter, C Stan Posluszny, OF 2007 Adam White, OF 2008 Vince Belnome, 3B Joe Agreste, 1B 2009 Dan DiBartolomeo, 3B Chris Enourato, P Billy Gross, P Austin Markel, OF All-BIG EAST (1996-Present) Rookie Team 1999 Chris Schmidt, 2B 2000 Tim McCabe, 3B BIG EAST Conference Tournament MVP 1982 Jeff Wilson, 2B Eastern Eight 1985 Bob Bernardo, OF Atlantic 10 1987 Jon Szynal, OF Atlantic 10 1990 Paul Prosser, 1B Atlantic 10 1992 Bill Reep, OF Atlantic 10 1994 Mark Landers, 1B Atlantic 10 1996 Chris Enochs, RHP BIG EAST Conference Tournament Outstanding Pitcher 1986 Ken Smith Atlantic 10 1987 Dave Perry Atlantic 10 1994 Ryan Williams Atlantic 10 1996 Chris Enochs BIG EAST Conference All-Tournament Team 2008 Austin Markel, OF 2009 Austin Markel, OF Coach of the Year 1988 Dale Ramsburg 1990 Dale Ramsburg 1994 Dale Ramsburg 1996 Greg Van Zant 1997 Greg Van Zant 2003 Greg Van Zant

BIG EAST BIG EAST

Atlantic 10 Atlantic 10 East Region/ABCA East Region/ABCA BIG EAST BIG EAST

Team Most Valuable Player 1968 Denny Taylor 1969 Bucky Guth 1970 Jim Mavroleon 1971 Rick Wagener 1972 Joe Honce 1973 Ernie Szakos 1974 Dan Dolphin 1975 Matt Comko 1976 Steve Snyder 1977 Jerry Mahoney 1978 Dave Trevisan 1979 Tom Emsweller 1980 Ron Pizatella 1981 Jeff Wilson 1982 Jeff Wilson 1983 John Holshey 1984 Joe Filandino 1985 Bob Bernardo 1986 Bobby Watts 1987 Ken Smith 1988 Jon Szynal 1989 Steve Rolen 1990 Wes Shaw 1991 Matt Schubert 1992 Bill Reep 1993 Ron Helsel 1994 Mark Landers 1995 Tony Myers 1996 Scott Seabol Mike Riley (P) 1997 Jason Frushour Chris Enochs(P) 1998 Joe McNamee Garrett Zyskowski (P) 1999 Lance Williams Jeremy Cummings (P) 2000 Josh Cisneros Shane Rhodes (P) 2001 Billy Biggs (P) Eric Grimm 2002 Billy Biggs (P) Mike Frownfelter 2003 Zac Cline (P) Jarod Rine 2004 Zac Cline (P) Grant Psomas 2005 Lee Fritz Marty Fagler (P) 2006 Casey Bowling Stan Posluszny Dan Leatherman (P) 2007 Justin Jenkins Josh Whitlock (P) 2008 Tyler Kuhn Billy Gross (P) 2009 Jedd Gyorko Jarryd Summers (P) *Starting in 1996, the Mountaineers named a Pitcher MVP (P) and a Position Player MVP Team Rookie of the Year 1997 Ryan Michaels 1998 Shane Rhodes 1999 Billy Biggs 2000 Tim McCabe 2001 Kurtis Clinton 2002 Zac Cline Grant Psomas 2003 Stan Posluszny 2004 Justin Richards 2005 Tyler Kuhn 2006 Adam White 2007 Chris Enourato/Vince Belnome 2008 Jedd Gyorko 2009 Jonathan Jones

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All-Atlantic 10 (1985-95) First Team 1985 Rich Schlieper, RHP 1986 Gus Morande, 3B Bobby Watts, SS Ken Smith, LHP 1987 Greg Gilbert, 2B Steve Rolen, DH-3B 1988 Dave Perry, RHP Steve Rolen, DH-3B Jon Szynal, OF 1989 Craig Riffe, OF Steve Rolen, DH-3B Wes Shaw, LHP 1990 Ravi Shibley, 3B Paul Prosser, 1B Darrell Whitmore, OF 1991 Dan Vasalani, 3B 1992 Matt Schubert, 2B 1993 Steve Kline, LHP Dan Vasalani, DH 1994 Mark Landers, 1B Andy Srebroski, SS Jeff Fennessy, LHP 1995 Tony Myers, SS

All-BIG EAST (1996-Present) Second Team 1996 Scott Seabol, 3B Josh Williamson, LF 1997 Joe McNamee, 1B Kirk Taylor, CF Josh Williamson, LF 1998 Lance Williams, CF 1999 Lance Williams, UTL Jeremy Cummings, P 2000 Eddie Weightman, DH 2001 Shane Rhodes, P 2002 Billy Biggs, P 2003 Zac Cline, P Kurtis Clinton, 1B Tim McCabe, 3B Lee Fritz, RF 2005 Justin Jenkins, 3B 2006 Adam White, OF 2008 Jedd Gyorko, 2B Justin Parks, OF 2009 Vince Belnome, 2B

coaching records By Victories Coach Dale Ramsburg Greg Van Zant Steve Harrick Ira Errett Rodgers Lee Hutchinson Carl Forkum Charles Hickman Kemper Shelton Owen Altman Dick Nebinger Larry McClure A.R. Stahlings J.L. Core John Gronninger B.P. Pattison H. Brown Charles Hockenberry J.E.B. Sweeney

Seasons 1968-94 1995- 1948-67 1921-43, 46 1902-05 1906-08 1913, 15-17 1918-20 1899-1900 1909 1911 1894-96 1910 1912 1914 1901 1947 1897-98

Years 27 15 20 23 4 3 4 3 2 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 2

Record 540-389-9 450-362-1 333-161-1 204-211-3 70-31-2 61-26 58-23-1 37-17-1 28-9 17-8 17-5 14-4 14-11 13-12 12-8 11-6 9-7 8-7

Pct. .576 .554 .673 .488 .680 .701 .707 .673 .757 .680 .773 .778 .560 .520 .600 .611 .563 .533

Seasons 1894-96 1911 1899-1900 1913, 15-17 1906-08 1902-05 1909 1948-67 1918-20 1901 1914 1968-94 1947 1910 1995- 1897-98 1912 1921-43, 46

Years 3 1 2 4 3 4 1 20 3 1 1 27 1 1 15 2 1 23

Record 14-4 17-5 28-9 58-23-1 61-26 70-31-2 17-8 333-161-1 37-17-1 11-7 12-8 540-389-9 9-7 14-11 450-362-1 8-7 13-12 204-211-3

Pct. .778 .773 .757 .707 .701 .680 .680 .673 .673 .611 .600 .576 .563 .560 .554 .533 .520 .488

Seasons 1968-94 1921-43, 46 1948-67 1995- 1913, 15-17 1902-05 1906-08 1918-20 1894-96 1899-1900 1897-98 1901 1912 1947 1910 1914 1909 1911

Years 27 23 20 15 4 4 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Record 540-389-9 204-211-3 333-161-1 450-362-1 58-23-1 70-31-2 61-26 37-17-1 14-4 28-9 8-7 11-7 13-12 9-7 14-11 12-8 17-8 17-5

Pct. .576 .488 .673 .554 .707 .680 .701 .673 .778 .757 .533 .611 .520 .563 .560 .600 .680 .773

Dale Ramsburg

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By Percentage

Coach A.R. Stahlings Larry McClure Owen Altman Charles Hickman Carl Forkum Lee Hutchinson Dick Nebinger Steve Harrick Kemper Shelton H. Brown B.P. Pattison Dale Ramsburg Charles Hockenberry J.L. Core Greg Van Zant J.E.B. Sweeney John Gronninger Ira Errett Rodgers

Steve Harrick

By Years Coach Dale Ramsburg Ira Errett Rodgers Steve Harrick Greg Van Zant Charles Hickman Lee Hutchinson Carl Forkum Kemper Shelton A.R. Stahlings Owen Altman J.E.B. Sweeney H. Brown John Gronninger Charles Hockenberry J.L. Core B.P. Pattison Dick Nebinger Larry McClure

Lee Hutchinson

hawley field records Hawley Field Records (Since 1971) Runs Scored One Team: Both Teams: One Inning:

34, West Virginia vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998 38, West Virginia vs. Coppin State (34-4), April 21, 1998 19, (sixth), West Virginia vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998

RBIs Individual: Team:

9, Vince Belnome vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009 31, West Virginia vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998

Strikeouts Individual: 18, by Aaron Heilman, Notre Dame vs. West Virginia, April 15, 2000 Team: 23, West Virginia vs. West Liberty (13 inn.), March 27, 1972

At-Bats Individual: Team:

8, Don Porter vs. Maryland, April 30, 1973 55, West Virginia vs. Maryland, April 30, 1973

Hits Individual: Team:

Walks Individual: Team:

11, by John Ciesielski vs. West Liberty, April 30, 1989 15, West Virginia vs. Penn State, April 13, 1993

6, by Vince Belnome vs. Cincinnati, May 10, 2009 32, vs. New Jersey Tech, March 8, 2009

Doubles Individual: Team:

Assists Individual: Team:

9, by Tony Myers vs. Rutgers, April 6, 1996 19, five times, last by West Virginia vs. Villanova, April 29, 2006

4, by Matt Hart vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998 14, West Virginia vs. Coppin State, April 21, 1998

Errors Individual: Team:

5, by Mike Jenkins, Temple, April 8, 2001 9, Alderson-Broaddus, March 14, 1990

Putouts Individual: Team:

16, two times, last by Kyle Matuszek vs. USF, May 19, 2006 42, West Virginia vs. Maryland, April 30, 1973

Triples Individual: 1, several times Team: 2, 15 times, last by West Virginia vs. MD-Eastern Shore, April 1, 2008 Home Runs Individual: Team:

4, by Ryan Jette, Massachusetts, April 29, 1995 9, Pitt, April 10, 1996

A standing room only crowd packed Hawley Field in 2007 against Maryland.

Innings 14 Top 5 Hawley Field Crowds 1,174 1,077 1,058 1,014 942

West Virginia vs. Maryland, April 30, 1973

vs. Maryland, April 24, 2007 vs. Notre Dame, April 26, 1997 vs. Notre Dame, April 18, 2008 vs. Temple, May 5, 1985 vs. Ohio, April 14, 1998

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Stolen Bases Individual: Team:

3, by Austin Markel vs. Iona, March 15, 2008 5, Penn State vs. Massachusetts, May 4, 1985; West Virginia vs. Seton Hall, May 8, 2005

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all-americans

Tom Shafer • 1961

Bill Marovic • 1964

Known as one of the best pitchers to grace the Old Gold and Blue, Tom Shafer was named an Amateur Baseball Federation second team All-American after emerging as the ace of the pitching rotation in 1961. Shafer finished the regular season with a 6-1 mark and a 1.45 ERA. The hurler struck out 56 batters in 56 innings pitched, and gave up only nine earned runs while walking 18 batters. He led the Mountaineers to a 17-10 finish, including another postseason berth at the NCAA Tournament in Gastonia, N.C. Shafer is the school’s all-time leader in career ERA (1.69), seventh in innings pitched (235.0) and ninth in winning percentage (.708). He is also tied for eighth on the single-season list for wins (nine in 1962) and ninth for his eight complete games in 1962.

Bill Marovic earned the prestigious honor of being WVU’s first-ever ABCA first-team All-American. The Leckrone, Pa., native ended the 1964 season with a well-rounded .404 average. The three-year letterman led one of WVU’s most potent offenses, with six batters finishing with a .300 or better average. Marovic created havoc for opposing pitchers on the base paths, racking up a team-leading 27 stolen bases. WVU finished the season at 24-5, falling in its first two postseason contests against Mississippi and East Carolina. The athletic centerfielder ranks first on the school’s all-time career list in stolen bases (74) and is tied for seventh with eight triples. His .404 average at the plate puts him 11th on WVU’s single-season list.

Ed Tekavec • 1961

Mark Landers • 1994

The versatile infielder who could play at both corners was honored as an American Baseball Coaches Association second team All-American in 1961, giving WVU its first All-American combination with Ed Tekavec and Tom Shafer. Tekavec led the offense with a blistering .427 batting average. He boasted a team-best 32 hits, 23 RBIs and 38 total bases prior to WVU’s entrance into the NCAA postseason. The upstart player platooned all around the infield, ranging from shortstop to third base to first base. He committed only two errors during his All-American campaign, making him a viable candidate as one of the nation’s best players. Tekavec lettered as a Mountaineer from 1960-62.

The Charleston, W.Va., native became the first Mountaineer to earn multiple All-American honors, being named an ABCA second team All-American as well as a Collegiate Baseball and National College Baseball Writers Association Third-Team All-American in 1994. Mark Landers was the catalyst for WVU’s recordsetting squad that reached the 40-win plateau for the first time in school history. He garnered a solid .416 average with a WVU single- season record 19 home runs and 81 RBIs, as well as 22 doubles. He added 91 hits and 57 runs scored to highlight his prolific season from the plate. The Mountaineers had an eventful season, winning the Atlantic-10 Tournament and then defeating St. Peter’s twice in an NCAA play-in series at Hawley Field behind Landers’ offensive prowess. Landers is fourth on the school’s all-time list in home runs (32) and RBIs (167). He is also atop WVU’s career leaders in base hits (220), at-bats (646), doubles (57), extra base hits (89), runs scored (142) and multi-hit games (61).

Joe Hatalla • 1962

Chris Enochs • 1997

Joe Hatalla led WVU’s offensive attack in 1962 en route to being named a third team ABCA All-American. He powered his way to a .415 average during the regular season, and compiled one home run, 10 RBIs, eight doubles and a triple. The talented infielder paced the Mountaineers to a 17-9 record and another NCAA berth. Defensiveminded as well, he led the squad with 65 assists and sported a .954 fielding percentage during his standout season. The Nemacolin, Pa., native played at WVU from 1961-63.

As the dominant pitcher in WVU’s 1997 starting rotation, Chris Enochs was rewarded as a Collegiate Baseball and ABCA first team All-American. Besides being the second player to ever garner first-team honors, Enoch also was named a Sporting News, Baseball America and NCBWA second team All-American. Enochs’ productive season on the mound included a 12-1 mark with a 3.03 ERA. He tossed a single-season record 10 complete games and struck out 86 batters. The Newell, W.Va., native threw 95 innings in 15 appearances, which involved 14 starts. The multi-faceted player also hit well at the plate, carrying a .281 average with two home runs and 19 RBIs during his vintage season. His 21 career victories are tied for ninth all-time at WVU in just three seasons of work.

all-americans

Tyler Kuhn • 2008

Joe McNamee was honored as an ABCA third team All-American at left field during the 1998 season. He led the Mountaineer hitting attack with a .429 average, 13 home runs, 66 RBIs and 27 doubles. Furthermore, the Bridgeport, W.Va., native tallied 61 runs and 152 total bases while putting together a .796 slugging percentage. He led a powerful batting lineup that hit .358 as a team, the highest in school history. Revealing his intimidation at the plate, McNamee was intentionally walked five times, nearly half of WVU’s 11 intentional passes in 1998. He was a three-time letterman from 1996-98.

One of the great all-around baseball players at WVU, Tyler Kuhn finished off his senior campaign as a Pro Line Athletic/NCBWA and Rawlings/ABCA third team All-American. Known as one of the country’s most talented shortstops, Kuhn batted .424 with nine home runs, 56 RBIs and 17 doubles while leading the nation’s fifthbest offense to a 35-21 mark in 2008. The Louisville, Ky., native lettered from 2005-08 and was drafted by the Chicago White Sox. He is regarded as WVU’s “Iron Man” after playing in all 220 career games during his illustrious four-year career.

Adam White • 2006

Jedd Gyorko • 2008, 2009

Adam White burst onto the scene during his first season as a Mountaineer, being named a Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American in 2006. The athletic centerfielder became the first WVU player to earn freshman All-America status. The Morrisdale, Pa., native became the first out-of-state player since Bill Marovic in 1964 to be named an All-American. He batted .368 with one home run, 27 RBIs, six doubles, three triples and a team-best 19 stolen bases. White sported a .428 on-base percentage, third highest on the squad. He was a two-year letterman at WVU before joining the Cleveland Indians organization prior to his junior season.

In 2008, Jedd Gyorko enjoyed arguably the greatest freshman season of any Mountaineer. The Morgantown native was named a Pro Line Athletic/ NCBWA, Rivals.com and Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American for his solid hitting and stellar play at second base. Gyorko also was honored as a Pro Line Athletic/NCBWA second team All-American, joining a host of upperclassmen. His remarkable first season included a .409 batting average with eight home runs and 63 RBIs. The in-state product also compiled 95 hits, 62 runs scored, 17 doubles and three triples. His .612 slugging percentage was third on the team, making him one of the focal points of WVU’s astounding offense that produced the second-best batting average in school history. In 2009, Gyorko enjoyed another standout year, batting .421 with eight home runs, 58 RBIs, a school-record 28 doubles and 96 hits. He was named a second team Louisville Slugger All-American, a Pro Line Athletic/NCBWA third team All-American, a Brooks Wallace Award Finalist and the NCBWA District II Player of the Year. Through two seasons, Gyorko leads WVU with a .415 career batting average, and holds the second and third place spots on the singleseason hits list with 96 and 95, respectively. He is WVU’s only two-time All-American.

Justin Jenkins • 2007

Vince Belnome • 2009

The Ridgeley, W.Va., native left his final season at WVU in style after being named a Collegiate Baseball third team All-American in 2007. Justin Jenkins was also named to the Pro-Line Athletic NCBWA third team, as well as the Louisville Slugger NCAA Division I All-America third team. His superb senior year was highlighted by a 38game hitting streak that lasted from Feb. 17-April 28. Jenkins’ run was the longest ever by a BIG EAST player and ties for 10th place in NCAA history. Jenkins led the Mountaineers with a .372 batting average and produced 11 home runs and a team-high 21 doubles. After his superb 2007 season, he was signed by the Cleveland Indians. The steady left fielder is a fixture in the Mountaineer career record books, sitting among the school’s career leaders in batting average (.369), base hits (253), home runs (33), at-bats (686), RBIs (140), doubles (69), extra base hits (105) and runs scored (158).

Known as one of the greatest pure hitters in school history, Vince Belnome earned third team College Baseball Insider All-America honors after having his most prolific season in his final year. Belnome, who gave up his final year of eligibility after being drafted by the San Diego Padres in the 28th round, set the school record for RBIs with 84 in 2009. The Coatesville, Pa., native batted .418 with nine home runs, 20 doubles, 66 runs scored and 89 hits. The two-time all-BIG EAST performer finished his junior year among the nation’s best with a .519 on-base percentage and posted a team-best 24 multiple RBI games. He finished his three-year career among the school’s all-time leaders in batting average (.388), base hits (216) and RBIs (174). Belnome also owns arguably the greatest single-game performance in Mountaineer history, going 6-for-6 with two home runs, nine RBIs and four runs scored in an 18-3 rout over Cincinnati on May 10.

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Joe McNamee • 1998

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Mountaineers Who Have Signed Professional Contracts

Year Name 1910 Richard Nebinger 1917 Kester June 1923 Apie Weik 1941 Charlie Hockenberry 1946 John Fox 1951 Dick Morgan 1956 Sam Huff 1959 Ron Retton 1962 Tom Shafer 1963 Wendell Backus 1963 Joe Jeran 1963 Jim Procopio 1964 Dale Ramsburg 1965 John Radosevich Ron Renner 1966 Doug Stanley Vaughn Kovach Walt Listuon 1967 Jerry Meadows Chuck Boggs Tom Parke 1968 Denny Taylor Jim Clay 1969 Buck Guth 1970 Jim Mavrolean 1971 Rick Oliver Rich Wagener John Hale 1972 Kim West 1973 Joe Honce 1974 Randy Lease 1982 Jeff Wilson 1984 Joe Filandino 1985 Rich Schlieper Bob Bernardo Bob Tucker 1986 Jeff Battaglia Bobby Watts 1987 Ken Smith Greg Gilbert 1988 Benny Shreve Jon Szynal 1989 Steve Rolen 1990 Darrell Whitmore Kevin Carpenter 1991 Mike Moore Dan Servello Mike Sube 1992 David DeMoss Joe Hudson Darrell Whitmore 1993 Steve Kline Dan Barry Ron Helsel 1994 Mark Landers 1996 Mike Riley Scott Seabol Rodney Allen Greg Johnson

Round Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent 5 30 25 43 Free Agent 4* 5# 23 11 Free Agent 24 Free Agent 20 28 1* 2* 19 13 1* Free Agent Free Agent 12 20 25 27 15 24 37 Free Agent 34 Free Agent 25 2 23 21 27 41 14 27 1@ 8 29 Free Agent 28 16 88 Free Agent Free Agent

Organization Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians New York Yankees New York Yankees Cincinnati Reds New York Yankees Chicago Cubs Minnesota Twins Los Angeles Dodgers Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Orioles Houston Astros Baltimore Orioles St. Louis Cardinals Los Angeles Dodgers Minnesota Twins Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Atlanta Braves Cincinnati Reds Milwaukee Brewers New York Mets Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Minnesota Twins Boston Red Sox Minnesota Twins San Diego Padres Toronto Blue Jays Seattle Mariners Los Angeles Dodgers Cleveland Indians Toronto Blue Jays St. Louis Cardinals Atlanta Braves Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phillies San Francisco Giants Cleveland Indians St. Louis Cardinals Cleveland Indians Kansas City Royals Los Angeles Dodgers Chicago Cubs Boston Red Sox Florida Marlins Cleveland Indians Clorado Rockies Toronto Blue Jays Toronto Blue Jays San Francisco Giants New York Yankees Atlanta Braves California Angels

Jeremy Cummings 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Chris Enochs Steve Beller Kirk Taylor Brad Elwood Garrett Zyskowski Jamie Hammond David Kloes Jeremy Cummings Louie Ross Kevin Olkowski Shane Rhodes David Maust Vance McCracken Josh Cisneros Matt Blethen Billy Biggs Joe Van Gorder Dustin Nippert Billy Biggs Jarod Rine Jason DiAngelo Eric Grimm Grant Psomas Zac Cline Stan Posluszny Jake Serfass Todd Brock David Carpenter Stan Posluszny Dan Leatherman Adam White Kenny Durst Levi Maxwell Tyler Kuhn Justin Jenkins Tyler Kuhn Josh Whitlock Tobias Streich Vince Belnome Billy Gross Austin Markel Joe Agreste

1+ 24 Free Agent 19 22 23 41 21 Free Agent Free Agent 11 17 18 23 24 36 14 15 40 9 27 Free Agent 15 15 21 Free Agent Free Agent 12 34 Free Agent 9 15 18 33 Free Agent 15 26 5 28 Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent

Oakland Aâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Milwaukee Brewers Kansas City Royals New York Yankees Houston Astros Montreal Expos New York Yankees St. Louis Cardinals Arizona Diamondbacks Seattle Mariners Boston Red Sox Montreal Expos Los Angeles Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies Cleveland Indians St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Cardinals Arizona Diamondbacks Arizona Diamondbacks Baltimore Orioles Colorado Rockies Baltimore Orioles New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies Anaheim Angels Milwaukee Brewers Florida Marlins St. Louis Cardinals Seattle Mariners Minnesota Twins Cleveland Indians Colorado Rockies Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Chicago Cubs Minnesota Twins San Diego Padres Baltimore Orioles Florida Marlins San Diego Padres

* January Draft # June secondary draft @ Major League Expansion Draft (16th overall selection) + 11th overall selection

mountaineers in the majors

Jake Hewitt • Pitcher SEASON TEAM 1895 Pittsburgh Pirates Career Totals

W 1 1

L 0 0

ERA 4.15 4.15

G 4 4

GS 2 2

CG 1 1

SHO SV SVO IP H 0 2 --- 13.0 13 0 2 --- 13.0 13

3B 0 0 7 17 6 2 11 11 10 6 3 9 5 0 3 1 91

HR 1 0 0 9 4 3 8 12 4 2 2 2 9 0 1 2 59

CG 1 1

SHO SV SVO IP H 0 0 --- 17.0 19 0 0 --- 17.0 19

R 6 6

ER 6 6

HR 0 0

HBP BB SO 1 2 4 1 2 4

G 2 19 19 127 112 28 102 131 86 42 59 88 120 21 60 65 1081

AB 3 58 63 473 406 108 426 522 337 144 213 360 451 23 198 197 3982

W 1 1

L 1 1

G 5 5

AB 19 19

R 2 2

H 8 8

2B 3B 1 0 1 0

HR RBI TB 0 3 9 0 3 9

BB SO 1 --- 1 ---

SB 0 0

CS OBP SLG --- .450 .474 --- .450 .474

AVG .421 .421

G 13 1 1 15

AB 42 1 0 43

R 2 0 0 2

H 6 0 0 6

2B 0 0 0 0

HR 0 0 0 0

BB 1 0 0 1

SB 0 0 0 0

CS --- --- --- ---

AVG .143 .000 .000 .140

Charles Hickman • Infielder SEASON TEAM 1897 Boston Beaneaters 1898 Boston Beaneaters 1899 Boston Beaneaters 1900 New York Giants 1901 New York Giants 1902 Boston Americans 1902 Cleveland Bronchos 1903 Cleveland Naps 1904 Cleveland Naps 1904 Detroit Tigers 1905 Detroit Tigers 1905 Washington Senators 1906 Washington Senators 1907 Chicago White Sox 1907 Washington Senators 1908 Cleveland Naps Career Totals

R 1 4 15 65 44 13 61 64 34 18 21 48 53 1 20 16 478

H 2 15 25 148 113 32 161 154 97 35 47 112 128 6 55 46 1176

2B 0 2 2 19 20 5 31 31 22 6 12 25 25 2 9 6 217

RBI TB 2 5 7 17 15 41 91 228 62 157 16 50 94 238 97 243 45 151 22 59 20 71 46 161 57 190 1 8 23 73 16 60 614 1752

BB 0 1 2 17 15 3 12 17 13 11 12 9 14 4 14 9 153

SO --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

SB 0 0 1 10 5 1 8 14 9 3 3 3 9 0 4 2 72

CS --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

OBP SLG .667 1.667 .279 .293 .426 .651 .356 .482 .315 .387 .339 .463 .392 .559 .321 .466 .310 .448 .289 .410 .271 .333 .325 .447 .306 .421 .370 .348 .336 .369 .268 .305 .326 .440

AVG .667 .259 .397 .313 .278 .296 .378 .295 .288 .243 .221 .311 .284 .261 .278 .234 .295

Ed Kenna • Pitcher ERA 5.29 5.29

G 2 2

GS 1 1

R 15 15

ER 10 10

HR 1 1

HBP BB SO 1 11 5 1 11 5

Gene Curtis • Outfielder SEASON TEAM 1903 Pittsburgh Pirates Career Totals

Lewis Smith • Outfielder SEASON TEAM 1904 Pittsburgh Pirates 1906 Chicago Cubs 1911 Washington Senators Career Totals

3B 1 0 0 1

RBI TB 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 8

SO --- --- --- ---

OBP .163 .000 .000 .159

SLG .190 .000 .000 .186

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SEASON TEAM 1902 Philadelphia Athletics Career Totals

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William Washer • Pitcher SEASON TEAM 1905 Philadelphia Phillies Career Totals

W 0 0

L 0 0

ERA 6.00 6.00

G 1 1

GS 0 0

CG 0 0

SHO SV SVO IP 0 0 --- 3.0 0 0 --- 3.0

H 4 4

R 2 2

ER 2 2

HR 0 0

HBP BB SO 0 5 0 0 5 0

G 1 1

AB 1 1

R 0 0

H 0 0

2B 3B 0 0 0 0

HR RBI TB 0 0 0 0 0 0

BB SO 0 --- 0 ---

SB 0 0

CS OBP SLG --- .000 .000 --- .000 .000

AVG .000 .000

G 1 1

AB 0 0

R 0 0

H 0 0

2B 3B 0 0 0 0

HR RBI TB 0 0 0 0 0 0

BB SO 0 0 0 0

SB 0 0

CS OBP SLG --- .000 .000 --- .000 .000

AVG .000 .000

G 10 10

AB 40 40

R 1 1

H 1 1

2B 3B 0 0 0 0

HR RBI TB 0 0 1 0 0 1

BB SO 2 10 2 10

SB 0 0

CS OBP SLG --- .070 .025 --- .070 .025

AVG .025 .025

W 0 0

L 0 0

Larry McClure • Outfielder SEASON TEAM 1910 New York Highlanders Career Totals

Frank Barron • Pitcher SEASON TEAM 1914 Washington Senators Career Totals

Andrew Shelton • Outfielder SEASON TEAM 1915 New York Yankees Career Totals

Fulton Woods • Pitcher SEASON TEAM 1924 Boston Red Sox Career Totals

ERA 0.00 0.00

G 1 1

GS 0 0

CG 0 0

SHO SV SVO IP 0 0 --- 1.0 0 0 --- 1.0

H 0 0

R 0 0

ER 0 0

HR 0 0

HBP BB SO 0 3 0 0 3 0

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Herbert “Babe” Barna • Outfielder

SEASON TEAM 1937 Philadelphia Athletics 1938 Philadelphia Athletics 1941 New York Giants 1942 New York Giants 1943 NY Giants/Boston Red Sox Career Totals

G 14 9 10 104 70 207

AB 36 30 42 331 225 664

R 10 4 5 39 30 88

H 2B 14 2 4 0 9 3 85 8 42 9 154 22

3B 0 0 0 7 2 9

HR 2 0 1 6 3 12

RBI TB 9 22 2 4 5 15 58 125 22 64 96 230

BB 2 3 2 38 31 76

SO 6 5 6 48 33 98

SB 1 0 0 3 5 9

CS 0 0 0 0 1 1

OBP .421 .212 .250 .333 .285 .311

SLG .611 .133 .357 .378 .284 .346

AVG .389 .133 .214 .257 .187 .232

G 1 51 9 61

AB 1 179 7 187

R 0 17 0 17

H 0 46 2 48

3B 0 2 0 2

HR 0 3 0 3

RBI TB 0 0 22 67 1 2 23 69

BB 0 17 1 18

SO 0 18 4 22

SB 0 1 0 1

CS 0 1 0 1

OBP .000 .327 .375 .327

SLG .000 .374 .286 .369

AVG .000 .257 .286 .257

W 0 0

L 3 3

CG 0 0

SHO SV SVO IP H 0 0 --- 19.0 25 0 0 --- 19.0 25

G 1 2 49 134 60 28 78 89 58 99 59 25 682

AB 1 6 159 418 154 50 186 226 129 280 83 40 1732

3B 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 3 1 0 9

HR 0 0 0 2 1 0 4 4 1 2 0 0 14

George Freese • Third Baseman SEASON TEAM 1953 Detroit Tigers 1955 Pittsburgh Pirates 1961 Chicago Cubs Career Totals

2B 0 8 0 8

Jim Heise • Pitcher SEASON TEAM 1957 Washington Senators Career Totals

ERA 8.05 8.05

G 8 8

GS 2 2

R 19 19

ER 17 17

HR 2 2

HBP BB SO 0 16 8 0 16 8

Paul Popovich • Infielder SEASON TEAM 1964 Chicago Cubs 1966 Chicago Cubs 1967 Chicago Cubs 1968 Los Angeles Dodgers 1969 Chicago Cubs 1969 Los Angeles Dodgers 1970 Chicago Cubs 1971 Chicago Cubs 1972 Chicago Cubs 1973 Chicago Cubs 1974 Pittsburgh Pirates 1975 Pittsburgh Pirates Career Totals

R 0 0 18 35 26 5 22 24 8 24 9 5 176

H 1 0 34 97 48 10 47 49 25 66 18 8 403

2B 0 0 4 8 6 0 5 7 3 6 2 1 42

RBI TB 0 1 0 0 2 38 25 113 14 57 4 10 20 66 28 70 11 35 24 84 5 22 1 9 134 505

BB 0 0 9 29 18 1 18 14 12 18 5 3 127

SO 0 2 12 37 14 4 18 17 8 27 10 2 151

SB 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 4

CS 0 0 1 3 1 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 10

OBP 1.000 .000 .265 .280 .387 .212 .324 .260 .261 .280 .256 .273 .286

SLG 1.000 .000 .239 .270 .370 .200 .355 .310 .271 .300 .265 .225 .292

AVG 1.000 .000 .214 .232 .312 .200 .253 .217 .194 .236 .217 .200 .233

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Buck Guth • Shortstop SEASON TEAM 1972 Minnesota Twins Career Totals

G 3 3

AB 3 3

R 1 1

H 0 0

2B 3B 0 0 0 0

HR RBI TB 0 0 0 0 0 0

BB SO 0 0 0 0

SB 0 0

CS OBP SLG 0 .000 .000 0 .000 .000

AVG .000 .000

G 76 9 27 112

AB 250 22 58 330

R 24 1 6 31

H 51 5 11 67

2B 8 1 2 11

3B 2 0 0 2

HR 4 0 1 5

BB 10 3 5 18

SB 4 0 0 4

CS 2 1 0 3

AVG .204 .227 .190 .203

W 0 3 3 0 6

L 1 5 1 0 7

ERA 4.11 5.40 3.53 162.00 4.82

G 39 36 26 1 102

CG 0 0 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0 0 0

G 1 59 60

AB 1 105 106

R 0 11 11

H 0 23 23

3B 0 0 0

HR 0 1 1

W 3 1 3 7 1 3 2 5 2 2 4 1 34

L 1 3 6 4 5 3 1 5 2 4 3 2 39

ERA 5.81 6.15 2.76 3.75 3.50 1.80 3.39 3.82 1.79 4.28 3.66 4.70 3.51

G 20 26 78 82 83 89 66 78 67 67 72 68 796

GS 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

CG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SV 0 0 1 0 14 9 6 3 3 0 1 2 39

SVO IP H --- 26.1 42 --- 26.1 31 --- 71.2 62 2 69.2 56 18 82.1 88 10 75.0 53 8 58.1 54 7 63.2 56 4 50.1 37 3 61.0 59 1 51.2 53 4 46.0 58 --- 682.1 649

R 19 18 25 32 36 16 23 29 12 34 24 25 293

ER 17 18 22 29 32 15 22 27 10 29 21 24 266

HR 6 4 4 8 8 3 3 5 3 11 3 2 60

HBP 1 1 3 3 3 4 1 3 4 0 1 2 26

BB SO 13 17 10 20 41 76 33 69 27 64 29 54 21 41 30 31 17 35 30 36 26 33 18 17 295 493

W 1 0 1 3 5 10

L 0 2 1 5 3 11

ERA 5.52 11.70 5.56 6.40 3.88 5.58

G 3 2 36 20 20 81

GS 3 2 0 6 10 21

CG 0 0 0 0 0 0

SHO 0 0 0 0 0 0

SV 0 0 0 0 0 0

SVO IP H 0 14.2 10 0 10.0 15 0 45.1 48 0 71.2 92 0 69.2 64 0 211.1 229

R 9 13 30 52 31 135

ER 9 13 28 51 30 131

HR 1 5 5 10 7 28

HBP 1 0 0 1 4 6

BB SO 13 11 7 9 16 38 37 55 29 54 102 167

Darrell Whitmore • Outfielder SEASON TEAM 1993 Florida Marlins 1994 Florida Marlins 1995 Florida Marlins Career Totals

RBI TB 19 75 0 6 2 16 21 97

SO 72 5 15 92

OBP .249 .320 .250 .254

SLG .300 .273 .276 .294

Joe Hudson • Pitcher GS 0 0 0 0 0

SV 1 1 0 0 2

SVO IP H --- 46.0 53 --- 45.0 57 --- 35.2 39 --- 0.1 2 --- 127.0 151

R 21 35 16 6 78

ER 21 27 14 6 68

HR 2 4 1 0 7

HBP 2 0 4 0 6

BB SO 23 29 32 19 14 14 4 0 73 62

Scott Seabol • Third Baseman SEASON TEAM 2001 New York Yankees 2005 St. Louis Cardinals Career Totals

2B 0 5 5

RBI TB 0 0 10 31 10 31

BB 0 8 8

SO 0 23 23

SB 0 0 0

CS 0 0 0

OBP .000 .272 .270

SLG .000 .295 .292

AVG .000 .219 .217

Steve Kline • Pitcher SEASON TEAM 1997 Cleveland Indians 1997 Montreal Expos 1998 Montreal Expos 1999 Montreal Expos 2000 Montreal Expos 2001 St. Louis Cardinals 2002 St. Louis Cardinals 2003 St. Louis Cardinals 2004 St. Louis Cardinals 2005 Baltimore Orioles 2006 San Francisco Giants 2007 San Francisco Giants Career Totals

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SEASON TEAM 1995 Boston Red Sox 1996 Boston Red Sox 1997 Boston Red Sox 1998 Milwaukee Brewers Career Totals

Dustin Nippert • Pitcher SEASON TEAM 2005 Arizona Diamondbacks 2006 Arizona Diamondbacks 2007 Arizona Diamondbacks 2008 Texas Rangers 2009 Texas Rangers Career Totals

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year-by-year records

Year 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923

Coach None None A.R. Stahlings A.R. Stahlings A.R. Stahlings J.E.B. Sweeney J.E.B. Sweeney Owen Altman Owen Altman H. Brown Lee Hutchinson Lee Hutchinson Lee Hutchinson Lee Hutchinson Carl Forkum Carl Forkum Carl Forkum Dick Nebinger J.L. Core L.L. McClure John Gronninger Charley Hickman B.P. Pattison Charley Hickman Charley Hickman Charley Hickman Kemper Shelton Kemper Shelton Kemper Shelton Ira Errett Rodgers Ira Errett Rodgers Ira Errett Rodgers

Captain A.B. Smith A.B. Smith A.B. Noll Bruce Sterling C.B. Harding B.M. Laughead Scott Lowe Lee Llewellyn Charles McWhorter Dwight Miller William Bowman John Schriver James Gronninger J. Bayliss John Gronninger Earl Mason D. McCarthey Dick Nebinger H. Hutchinson Tom McMinn J. Blair John Dille John Dille Mike Leatherwood Raymond Fiddler Virgil Flinn Kester June Ira Rodgers Norman Armstrong Joe Harrick Homer Martin Fulton Woods

Tom Shafer and coach Steve Harrick

Record 3-3-0 1-0-0 5-0-0 4-1-0 5-3-0 3-2-0 5-5-0 16-6-0 12-3-0 11-7-0 22-7-0 14-9-0 16-6-1 18-9-1 20-10-0 17-11-0 24-5-0 17-8-0 14-11-0 17-5-0 13-12-0 12-4-0 12-8-0 19-7-1 17-6-0 10-6-0 13-3-0 14-3-1 10-11-0 20-7-0 16-11-0 13-11-0

Tom Stepp 1924 Ira Errett Rodgers Apie Weik 1925 Ira Errett Rodgers Charles Tallman 1926 Ira Errett Rodgers Phil Phlegar 1927 Ira Errett Rodgers Carson Lewis 1928 Ira Errett Rodgers George Phillips 1929 Ira Errett Rodgers William Harrick 1930 Ira Errett Rodgers Earl Wolfe 1931 Ira Errett Rodgers Sigmund Weiner 1932 Ira Errett Rodgers Bill Staub 1933 Ira Errett Rodgers Ed Baker 1934 Ira Errett Rodgers Harold Walker 1935 Ira Errett Rodgers Axel Lang 1936 Ira Errett Rodgers Bill Jackson 1937 Ira Errett Rodgers Jack Gocke 1938 Ira Errett Rodgers Art Scalli 1939 Ira Errett Rodgers Seymour Nachbar 1940 Ira Errett Rodgers Earl Anderson 1941 Ira Errett Rodgers Charley Hockenberry 1942 Ira Errett Rodgers None 1943-45 no games- World War II 1946 Ira Errett Rodgers Victor Krenosky 1947 Charles Hockenberry None 1948 Steve Harrick Jim Carson 1949 Steve Harrick Jim Carson 1950 Steve Harrick Pete Zinaich 1951 Steve Harrick Lou Bonato, Dick Morgan 1952 Steve Harrick Pat Creegan, John Strycula 1953 Steve Harrick Chuck Stanley, John Strycula 1954 Steve Harrick None

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

year-by-year records Steve Harrick Christy Kaltenecker 20-6-0 Steve Harrick Don Firestone 16-9-0 Steve Harrick Rod Shafer 12-8-0 Steve Harrick Nick Zegrea 12-11-0 Steve Harrick Ronnie Retton 16-9-0 Steve Harrick Paul Chuma 17-9-0 Steve Harrick Tom Stepp 17-10-0 Steve Harrick Tom Stepp, Ed Tekavec 17-9-0 Steve Harrick Joe Hatalla 30-3-0 Steve Harrick Dale Ramsburg 24-5-0 Steve Harrick John Radosevich 19-9-0 Steve Harrick Don Hetzel 26-7-1 Steve Harrick Chuck Boggs 22-9-0 Dale Ramsburg Buck Guth, Mike Moschel 9-8-0 Dale Ramsburg Buck Guth, Tom Tomcheko 12-6-1 Dale Ramsburg Sam Ellis, Dave Ferguson 12-5-0 Dale Ramsburg Larry Boggs, Larry Wilfong 21-6-0 Dale Ramsburg Larry Myers, Don Schulteherich 10-10-0 Dale Ramsburg Ernie Szakos, Glenn Young 8-12-1 Dale Ramsburg Mark Cunningham, John Ruzicka 12-13-0 Dale Ramsburg Bob Beatty, John Ruzicka 10-18-0 Dale Ramsburg Billy Keeler, Steve Snyder 21-12-0 Dale Ramsburg Mickey Kocur, Jerry Mahoney 10-18-0 Dale Ramsburg None 16-9-0 Dale Ramsburg None 9-13-0 Dale Ramsburg None 12-14-2 Dale Ramsburg None 17-18-0 Dale Ramsburg None 24-23-0 Dale Ramsburg None 22-10-0 Dale Ramsburg None 22-11-1 Dale Ramsburg None 27-16-0 Dale Ramsburg None 24-14-1 Dale Ramsburg None 32-15-0 Dale Ramsburg None 33-19-1 Dale Ramsburg None 28-13-1 Dale Ramsburg None 33-20 Dale Ramsburg None 20-20-1 Dale Ramsburg None 27-20 Dale Ramsburg None 29-25 Dale Ramsburg None 40-21 Greg Van Zant None 18-32 Greg Van Zant None 33-25 Greg Van Zant None 36-19 Greg Van Zant None 37-17-1 Greg Van Zant None 29-28 Greg Van Zant None 25-28 Greg Van Zant None 27-26 Greg Van Zant None 24-26 Greg Van Zant None 36-19 Greg Van Zant None 23-29 Greg Van Zant None 25-30 Greg Van Zant None 36-22 Greg Van Zant None 29-22 Greg Van Zant None 35-21 Greg Van Zant None 37-18 1900-1301-18 (.593)

Dale Ramsburg

Greg Van Zant

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1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Total

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series records

Opponent Air Force Akron Alabama Alderson-Broaddus American Appalachian State Arkansas Armstrong State Army Auburn Charleston Southern Belmont Belmont Abbey Beloit Bethany Birmingham Southern Bluefield College, Va. Boston College Bowling Green State Bridgewater Brown Bucknell Buffalo C.W. Post California, Pa. Cal-State Northridge Canisius Carnegie-Mellon Carson Newman Case Western Reserve Catholic Central Florida Charleston, W.Va. Cincinnati The Citadel Clemson Cleveland State Coastal Carolina Colgate Connecticut Coppin State Cornell Dartmouth Davidson Davis & Elkins Dayton Delaware Dennison DePauw Detroit Drexel Duke Duquesne Elon East Carolina East Tennessee State Eastern Eastern Kentucky Eastern Michigan Evansville Farleigh Dickinson Fairmont State Florida Florida State Francis Marion Frostburg State Fordham Furman Geneva George Mason

W 0 16 1 21 1 0 0 1 2 2 6 1 1 0 52 0 2 10 1 4 2 3 4 3 38 0 2 11 2 3 2 0 16 15 14 0 29 1 4 23 12 3 1 12 7 2 1 13 2 0 1 2 70 1 5 1 0 4 7 1 1 55 0 2 0 15 3 9 6 3

L 1 11 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 3 4 0 0 1 11 2 0 14 2 1 0 2 8 0 10 1 1 3 0 0 7 1 4 12 8 10 8 5 1 19 1 2 0 2 0 1 3 5 0 1 0 7 8 0 8 3 1 3 2 1 0 8 5 4 1 5 1 6 2 2

T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Began 1999 1982 1990 1955 1955 1995 1987 1985 1918 1963 1969 1970 1959 1902 1895 1920 1980 1996 2000 1960 1956 1910 1971 1987 1896 2000 2007 1908 1989 1902 1915 1993 1911 1908 1956 1951 1980 2005 1918 1996 1997 1919 1918 1957 1929 1949 1921 1899 1902 1984 1925 1930 1915 1914 1964 2004 1911 1983 1987 1988 1976 1892 1993 1956 1974 1975 1918 1959 1904 1994

Opponent George Washington Georgetown Georgia Georgia Southern Georgia Tech Gettysburg Grove City Hampden Sydney Hartford Heidelberg High Point Hiram Howard Illinois Illinois-Chicago Illinois State Indiana Indiana, Pa. Iona James Madison Juniata Keio Kent State Kentucky Kenyon Lafayette Lehigh LeMoyne Liberty Longwood Louisville Loyola, Md. Lynchburg Manhattan Marietta Marist Marshall Maryland Maryland Baltimore County Maryland Eastern Shore Maryland State Massachusetts Memphis Mercer

Joe Agreste

W 54 26 1 5 0 2 15 1 4 2 4 1 2 0 1 1 1 3 4 5 9 1 11 2 1 2 2 3 2 0 4 2 2 3 17 1 36 17 1 10 4 9 1 3

L 52 28 0 14 4 0 6 0 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 17 4 0 19 10 0 3 0 1 1 1 6 0 0 2 15 1 22 32 0 0 2 9 1 5

T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Began 1933 1902 1965 1958 1995 1904 1898 1962 2007 1899 1960 1910 2000 1904 1995 2001 2009 1966 2008 1984 1915 1911 1950 1981 1904 1919 1923 2003 1977 2006 2001 1960 1963 1902 1912 2004 1910 1899 2000 2005 1902 1985 1998 1975

series records

Tyler Kuhn W 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 8 7 1 4 14 0 4 8 0 1 2 12 3 1 0 3 1 1 2 4 1 1 17 3 44 2 9 25 0 4 0 1 2 0 41 96 0 9 1

L 1 3 6 1 2 1 1 3 6 0 0 18 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 7 1 0 2 0 8 6 0 1 36 0 35 0 16 12 3 1 1 1 2 4 62 78 3 2 0

T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Began 1991 1912 1927 1976 2004 1964 1985 1976 1904 1915 1900 1899 2004 2009 1987 2000 2000 1930 1996 2005 1914 1914 1998 1993 1991 1961 1969 2002 1992 1902 1908 1911 1910 1900 1898 1996 1982 2000 1910 1999 1910 1904 1895 1899 1996 1995

W 2 4 8 21 1 3 7 21 17 1 22 4 1 3 13 3 4 0 45 3 18 7 1 0 5 14 1 1 3 1 2 18 3 0 4 2 1 0 2 4 0 23 5 29 28 2 0 34 19 60 0 27 1 1 1 11 1 1 46 4 26 0 1 2 6 1 2 0 0 17

L 0 3 3 12 0 1 3 36 3 1 12 0 0 1 11 8 10 1 19 0 27 4 0 1 0 13 2 1 3 0 0 6 6 2 2 2 0 3 0 4 1 12 6 49 8 11 2 9 9 15 1 7 0 0 0 1 0 2 17 0 9 1 3 0 1 0 0 2 5 7

T 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Began 2004 1991 1984 1951 1994 1934 1979 1917 1923 2005 1976 1932 1991 2009 1968 1930 2006 1985 1984 1970 1902 1993 1996 1924 1994 1901 1995 1985 2003 1915 1918 1938 1994 1970 1999 1984 1914 1978 2008 1970 1920 1996 1899 1922 1903 1914 1923 1892 1912 1892 1918 1963 2002 1931 1992 1898 2008 1928 1910 1948 1914 2002 1902 1906 1904 1918 2008 1930 1902 1990

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Opponent Mercyhurst Michigan Michigan State Middle Tennessee State Minnesota Mississippi Mississippi State Morehead State Mount St. Mary’s Muhlenburg Muskingum Navy Nebraska New Jersey Tech New York Tech Nevada Nevada-Las Vegas Newberry Niagara Norfolk State North Carolina North Carolina A&M North Carolina A&T North Carolina-Charlotte North Carolina-Greensboro North Carolina State North Carolina-Wilmington Northern Illinois Northwestern Notre Dame Oberlin Ohio Ohio Northern Ohio State Ohio Wesleyan Oklahoma State Old Dominion Oregon State Otterbein Pace Pennsylvania Penn State Pitt Princeton Providence Purdue

Opponent Quinnipiac Radford Rhode Island Richmond Rider Roanoke Robert Morris Rutgers Salem Savannah State Seton Hall Shepherd Shippensburg Siena Slippery Rock South Carolina South Florida Southern Indiana St. Bonaventure St. Francis, Pa. St. John’s St. Joseph’s St. Louis St. Mary’s St. Peter’s St. Vincent Stetson Stonehill Stony Brook Susquehanna Syracuse Temple Tennessee Tennessee-Chattanooga Toledo Towson Trinity Valdosta State Valparaiso Vanderbilt Vermont Villanova Virginia Virginia Tech Virginia Military Wake Forest Washington, Md. Washington & Jefferson Washington & Lee Waynesburg Wesleyan West Liberty Western Carolina Western Maryland Western Michigan Westminster Western Carolina Western State West Virginia Wesleyan West Virginia Tech William & Mary Winthrop Wisconsin Woodberry Forrest Wooster Worchester Tech Valparaiso Xavier Yale Youngstown State

olympians

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Former WVU pitcher Jeremy Cummings became the first Mountaineer baseball player to compete in the Summer Olympic Games as he helped lead Team USA to a Bronze Medal at the 2008 Games in Beijing, China. The Charleston, W.Va., native allowed one run on three hits in five innings pitched, contributing two solid appearances for the Red, White and Blue. Cummings’ second appearance included tossing two shutout innings in a 4-2 victory over Japan in 11 innings. Cummings’ other appearance came in a 5-4 extra-inning loss to defending champion Cuba, which finished with a silver medal. Not only did Cummings receive the thrill of competing for his native country, he also went on to enjoy one of his finest seasons as a member of the Durham Bulls, the Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays. He emerged at the front of the starting rotation with an 8-3 record and a 2.87 ERA in 14 games started. Cummings held several high marks while playing at WVU from 199699. He is the school’s all-time leader in career appearances with 58, eighth all-time with 225.1 innings pitched and is tenth on the career list with 211 strikeouts. The former Mountaineer standout also holds several single-season marks. His 109.2 innings pitched and 15 starts in 1999 are both second all-time, and his 119 strikeouts during the same season are fourth on the single-season list. Cummings also had 18 appearances during his junior campaign in 1998, good for sixth on WVU’s single-season list.

all-time scores 1892-2009: The listing of scores that follows is the most comprehensive to date with available sources of information. Scores from 1900 through present are verified and accurate. The years prior to 1900 are likely incomplete, but the scores listed for those games have been documented. Beginning with its first season in 1892, West Virginia University played several contests against non-intercollegiate competition until the practice was discontinued after the 1956 season. 1892 (3-3) - L 20-9 W 31-1 W 10-9 W - L - L

Waynesburg Washington & Jefferson Fairmont Morgantown Waynesburg Washington & Jefferson

1893 (1-0) 15-8 W

Waynesburg A.R. Stahlings 1894-96: 14-4 (.778)

1894 (5-0) 37-4 W 34-11 W 10-9 W 11-10 W 20-15 W

Rivesville Athletic Club Taylortown Washington & Jefferson Morgantown Athletic Club Morgantown Athletic Club

1896 (5-3) 4-3 W Western University of Pa 5-2 W BETHANY 3-1 L CALIFORNIA, PA. 10-6 W at Waynesburg 8-7 L at Washington & Jefferson 6-5 W at Holy Ghost 4-1 L at Carnegie Athletic Club 3-1 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON J.E.B. Sweeney 1897-98: 8-7 (.533) 1897 (3-2) 20-1 W 14-6 L 4-3 L 21-8 W 7-4 W

Bethany Bethany at Waynesburg Waynesburg Allegheny

1898 (5-5) 4-3 L at Grove City 11-1 W Ohio Wesleyan 4-1 W at Uniontown Athletic Club 7-2 W at Uniontown Athletic Club 13-0 L at Westminster College 13-5 L at Cauick A.C. 18-3 W Waynesburg College 5-6 L at Western University of Penn. 3-11 L Grove City 3-0 W Otterbine College

1899 (16-6) 10-5 W Western University of Pa 12-2 W Western University of Pa 8-7 W at Navy 19-6 L at Maryland 9-5 W at Lawrenceville 9-2 L at Princeton 8-5 L at Virginia 14-12 W at Pittsburgh Collegians 9-2 L at Washington & Jefferson 9-8 L at DC&AC 16-2 W at Heidelberg 16-1 W at Heidelberg 12-1 L at Ohio Wesleyan 16-6 W DENNISON 16-5 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 16-4 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 16-6 W OHIO WESLEYAN 16-9 W OHIO WESLEYAN 12-9 W WAYNESBURG 8-7 W WAYNESBURG 20-1 W WAYNESBURG 21-1 W SCOTTSDALE 1900 (12-3) 3-1 L at Wheeling 15-7 W PITTSBURGH HIGH 12-3 W CALIFORNIA NORMAL 11-2 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 4-2 W MORGANTOWN ATHLETIC CLUB 13-8 W at Muskingum 9-4 W at Dennison 5-2 W at Ohio State 14-11 W at Ohio Wesleyan 12-6 W Homlin-Laughin AC 4-1 W BETHANY 13-8 L OHIO WESLEYAN 17-2 W OHIO WESLEYAN 8-7 W at Waynesburg 5-2 L at Washington & Jefferson H Brown 1901: 11-7 (.611) 1901 (11-7) 5-2 L 7-6 W 7-3 L 8-0 W 11-5 W 4-1 W 13-1 L 2-1 L 7-0 W 3-0 W 12-2 W 6-4 L 8-5 W 13-5 W 2-0 W 2-1 L 14-0 W 10-0 L

Homlin-Laughin AC Ohio Wesleyan Ohio State Pittsburgh High School Grove City Homlin-Laughin AC Homlin-Laughin AC Washington & Jefferson Washington & Jefferson Ohio Wesleyan Monessen Uniontown Uniontown St. Vincent Pittsburgh High Grove City Washington & Jefferson Uniontown

3-2 L at Manhattan 13-4 L at Ohio Wesleyan 11-5 L at Yale 27-5 W ALLEGHENY 14-7 W ALLEGHENY 7-4 W at Ohio State 9-5 L at Notre Dame 11-8 W at Wisconsin 4-2 L at Beloit 15-4 W at Depauw 17-2 W at Depauw 27-0 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 5-2 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 5-1 W DENNISON 4-2 L DENNISON 6-1 W OHIO STATE 13-2 W OHIO STATE 5-3 W OHIO STATE 9-3 W WESTERN RESERVE 17-5 W WESTERN RESERVE 9-4 W CARLISLE 21-8 W CARLISLE * at Annapolis, Md. 1903 (14-9) 3-1 L OHIO STATE 9-5 W OHIO WESLEYAN 6-1 L at Yale 9-5 L at Navy 6-0 W at Baltimore Athletic Club 5-4 W HOMESTEAD 7-3 L HOMESTEAD 7-4 L WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 16-3 W WVCS 9-2 W GROVE CITY 9-3 W WAYNESBURG 3-1 W DENNISON 4-2 W DENNISON 7-4 L Western University of Pa 10-2 W FAIRMONT ATHLETIC CLUB 13-3 W CALIFORNIA NORMAL 6-1 W INTERSCHOLASTIC 5-3 W ALLEGHENY 8-5 W BETHANY 7-5 W LIBERTY ATHLETIC CLUB 7-2 L Homlin-Laughin AC 7-3 L WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 22-0 L MANHATTAN

1904 (16-6-1) 10-4 W Granville 6-0 W Bethany 12-6 W Bethany 11-7 W Western University of Pa 9-5 W Penn State 8-4 W Westminster 6-5 W Geneva 13-7 W Allegheny College 7-5 W Allegheny College 7-6 W Dennison 15-6 L Waynesburg 9-6 W Dennison 6-5 W Ohio Wesleyan 3-1 W Kenyon 8-7 W Wooster 5-3 W Youngstown 2-0 L Ohio State 1-1 T Waynesburg 7-1 W Gettysburg 4-3 L Mount Saint Mary’s 8-3 L Princeton 9-5 L Illinois 1-0 L Illinois 1905 (18-9-1) 3-1 L 9-9 T 6-1 L 9-5 L 6-0 W 5-4 W 7-4 L 16-3 W 9-2 W 9-3 W 3-1 W 4-2 W 7-4 L 10-2 W 13-3 W 6-1 W 5-3 W 8-5 W 11-1 W 7-1 L 4-2 W 4-3 L 9-6 L 12-11 W

Lee Hutchinson 1902-05: 70-31-2 (.680) 1902 (22-7) 17-2 W 23-0 W 5-0 W 8-0 L 19-5 W 10-3 W 5-3 W

WAYNESBURG GROVE CITY GROVE CITY at Georgetown at Maryland Agriculture St. John’s * at Navy

West Virginia’s first baseball team in 1892.

Ohio State Ohio Wesleyan Yale Navy Baltimore A.C. Homestead Homestead W.U.C.S. Grove City Waynesburg Dennison Dennison W.U.P. Fairmont A.C. California Normal Interscholastic Allegheny Bethany College Woodberry Virginia Virginia Washington and Lee V.P.I. Roanoke

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1895 (4-1) 13-6 W at Western University of Pa. 4-2 L Bethany 6-5 W Holy Ghost 19-9 W FAIRMONT ATHLETIC CLUB 12-4 W at BETHANY

Owen Altman 1899-1900: 28-9 (.757)

all-time scores 8-2 8-4 2-1 7-6

L W W W

Roanoke V.M.I. Wheeling Wheeling

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Carl Forkum 1906-08: 61-26 (.701) 1906 (20-10) 12-2 W at Woodberry Forest 7-1 L at Virginia 4-2 W at Virginia 4-3 L at Washington & Lee 9-6 L at Virginia Tech 12-11 W at Roanoke 8-4 L at Roanoke 8-4 W at Virginia Military Institute 2-1 W Wheeling (Central League) 7-6 W Wheeling (Central League) 12-2 W West Virginia Wesleyan 6-0 W West Virginia Wesleyan 9-0 W Bethany 6-3 W Bethany 4-3 L Waynesburg 5-3 W Wooster 8-7 W Waynesburg 16-1 W Westminster 8-7 W California, Pa. 2-1 L Dennison 2-1 W Ohio Wesleyan 6-2 W Ohio Wesleyan 8-7 L Ohio Wesleyan 4-3 L Ohio State 5-4 W Fairmont Professionals 8-7 W Fairmont Professionals 7-1 L Fairmont Professionals 4-3 W Penn State 5-3 W Pittsburgh Collegians 8-6 L Pittsburgh Collegians 1907 (17-11) 5-4 W at Virginia Military Institute 7-1 W at Washington & lee 14-7 W at Woodberry Forest 11-5 L at Navy 3-2 L St. John’s * 1-0 W WHEELING 10-4 W MANHATTAN 10-8 W MANHATTAN 11-1 W at West Virginia Wesleyan 12-7 L CALIFORNIA, PA 12-8 L CARLISLE 10-6 W CARLISLE 13-4 L at Waynesburg 7-4 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 5-2 W UNIONTOWN 12-3 W WAYNESBURG 8-7 L WAYNESBURG 6-2 L DENNISON 12-2 W DENNISON 5-4 W DENNISON 10-3 L OHIO WESLEYAN 11-3 W at Dennison 8-5 W at Charleston 10-3 W at Charleston 5-0 L OHIO WESLEYAN 9-4 W OHIO WESLEYAN 11-3 W ALL-COLLEGIANS 10-3 L ALL-COLLEGIANS * at Annapolis, Md. 1908 (24-5) 23-0 W 11-1 W 5-0 W 13-4 W

CARNEGIE TECH CALIFORNIA, PA CALIFORNIA, PA BETHANY

10-0 7-1 4-2 4-3 18-0 5-1 10-5 14-0 1-0 13-3 3-0 11-4 4-0 6-1 4-0 7-2 10-2 2-1 6-5 10-2 7-1 9-2 4-2 6-0 5-1

W CINCINNATI W CINCINNATI W WAYNESBURG W WAYNESBURG W Western University of Pa W Western University of Pa W MANNINGTON W WESTMINSTER W WESTMINSTER W ALLEGHENY W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON L at Virginia Military Institute L at Georgetown L at Navy W OBERLIN W OBERLIN W OBERLIN L at Dennison W at Wooster W at Washington & Jefferson W at Washington & Jefferson W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS L PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS W ALL-STARS Dick Nebinger 1909: 17-8 (.680)

1909 (17-8) 6-4 W BETHANY 16-7 W BETHANY 5-1 L CLARKSBURG 2-0 L CLARKSBURG 1-0 L at Penn 7-1 W at Navy 4-3 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 13-6 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 5-2 L CUBAN ALL-STARS 22-4 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 4-3 W ALLEGHENY 9-7 W ALLEGHENY 12-1 L PENN STATE 4-0 W at Pitt 10-5 W at Pitt 13-2 W MUSKINGUM 8-4 W DENNISON 10-4 W DENNISON 6-4 W WAYNESBURG 9-2 W WAYNESBURG 4-2 L at Washington & Jefferson 2-1 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 4-3 L PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 5-1 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 10-9 L ALUMNI J.L. Core 1910: 14-11 (.560) 1910 (14-11) 7-4 W BETHANY 7-0 W BETHANY 8-7 L WHEELING 4-1 L WHEELING 6-0 L at Penn 3-1 L at Maryland Agriculture 4-3 L at Georgetown 6-4 W St. John’s * 2-0 L at Navy 5-2 W MARSHALL 6-5 W WESTMINSTER 10-4 W WESTMINSTER 5-4 W OTTERBEIN 6-3 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 5-4 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 3-2 L WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 7-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN

6-4 L 7-2 L 7-3 L 7-0 L 5-1 W 6-4 W 7-0 W 2-1 W * at Annapolis, Md.

BUCKNELL BUCKNELL at Notre Dame at Otterbein at Wooster HIRAM OHIO NORTHERN ALUMNI

Larry McClure 1911: 17-5 (.773) 1911 (17-5) 8-0 W PITT 7-1 W CARNEGIE TECH 6-0 L at Penn 8-7 W at Manhattan 4-1 L at Princeton 4-0 W at Maryland Agriculture 5-2 L at Eastern College 6-3 W at Navy 17-7 W ALLEGHENY 19-6 W ALLEGHENY 7-5 L WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 4-2 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 5-2 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 3-1 W MARSHALL 8-4 W KEIO 18-1 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 6-5 W MORRIS HARVEY 12-2 W DENNISON 13-2 W DENNISON 10-3 W at Ohio 2-0 W at Marshall 7-4 L ALUMNI John Gronninger 1912: 13-12 (.520) 1912 (13-12) 5-3 W West Virginia Wesleyan 12-4 W West Virginia Wesleyan 13-5 L Wheeling (Central League) 17-9 L Wheeling (Central League) 6-4 W Morris Harvey 7-2 W Notre Dame 4-2 L Notre Dame 3-1 W Hawaii Chinese Stars 11-10 W Washington & Jefferson 15-10 L Washington & Jefferson 10-9 W Washington & Jefferson 6-4 W Marietta 5-3 L Pittsburgh Collegians 3-2 L Pittsburgh Collegians 12-1 L Cuban All-Stars 4-3 W Independents 12-5 W Independents 6-5 W Alumni 6-3 L at VMI 6-0 L at Washington & Lee 8-6 W at Washington & Lee 7-2 L at Navy 3-1 W at Ohio Northern 4-1 L at Michigan 3-2 L at Wooster Charles Hickman 1913, 1915-17: 58-23-1 (.707) 1913 (12-4) 7-6 W 15-2 W 5-3 W 4-1 W 3-0 W 11-2 W 8-5 W

Marshall Marshall Morris Harvey Morris Harvey Pitt Pitt West Virginia Wesleyan

6-3 4-3 3-2 11-5 7-6 6-2 9-5 6-2 3-2

L W W L L W W W L

West Virginia Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan at Maryland Agriculture at Washington & Lee at Washington & Lee at VMI at Marshall at Pitt B.P. Pattison 1914: 12-8 (.600)

1914 (12-8) 5-4 W at VMI 6-3 W at William & Mary 11-4 L at William & Mary 3-0 W at Elon 14-5 L at North Carolina 7-2 W at Trinity 6-0 L at Wake Forest 14-6 L at North Carolina A&M 4-3 W at Navy 7-0 W Morris Harvey 3-1 W Marshall 4-1 W Marshall 4-3 L Bethany 2-0 W Bethany 3-2 L West Virginia Wesleyan * 12-6 W West Virginia Wesleyan & 4-0 W Pitt 8-4 L Pitt 5-1 L Penn State 2-1 W Bellefante Academy * at Fairmont, W.Va. & at Clarksburg, W.Va. 1915 (19-7-1) 7-3 W at Washington & Lee 2-2 T at Washington & Lee 4-0 W at Washington & Lee 9-2 L at Catholic 4-2 W at Maryland Agriculture 9-4 L at Georgetown 14-2 L at Navy 10-1 L at Penn State 9-3 W at Juniata 0-0 T at Wheeling 7-5 W at Duquesne 5-4 L at Pitt 2-0 W at Marietta 14-4 W at Marietta 4-2 L at Marshall 2-1 L at Marshall 6-3 W West Virginia Wesleyan 6-5 W West Virginia Wesleyan * 4-3 L Ohio Wesleyan 6-5 W Ohio Wesleyan 8-6 W Muhlenberg 7-3 W Carnegie Tech 1-0 W Susquehanna 18-1 W Marietta 10-1 W Marshall 4-0 W Washington & Jefferson 3-0 W Pitt 6-0 W West Virginia Wesleyan 2-1 W Alumni * at Fairmont 1916 (17-6) 9-2 W Ohio Wesleyan 3-0 L Wheeling (Central League) 6-5 W Wheeling (Central League) 8-2 W Bethany 7-6 W Marshall 3-0 L Marshall

all-time scores 1920 (10-11) 4-3 W FAIRMONT STATE 3-2 W FAIRMONT STATE 4-1 L CARNEGIE TECH 6-2 W CARNEGIE TECH 8-3 W at Cornell 8-3 W at Cornell 1-0 L at Vermont 4-3 W at Army 6-5 W at Fordham 5-2 L at Yale 4-1 L at Lafayette 6-1 L at Georgetown 4-3 L PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 8-3 W MORGANTOWN AMER. LEGION 3-2 W ALUMNI

1917 (10-6) 4-1 L RUTGERS 6-0 W BETHANY 7-2 W BETHANY 2-0 W PITTSBURGH INDEPENDENTS 8-3 W PITTSBURGH INDEPENDENTS 9-2 L PITT 4-3 W MARSHALL 8-2 L at Penn State 4-3 W at Penn State 3-1 W at Marshall 6-1 L at Pitt 12-11 W PENN STATE 10-6 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 2-0 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 3-0 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 2-1 W ALUMNI

1921 (20-7) 13-8 W FAIRMONT COLLEGIANS 21-2 W FAIRMONT COLLEGIANS 18-3 W MARIETTA 10-3 W MARIETTA 7-1 W CARNEGIE TECH 10-2 W CARNEGIE TECH 4-0 W CARNEGIE TECH 8-3 L at Penn 5-3 L at Delaware 5-4 L at Lafayette 6-5 L at Army 4-1 W at Navy 3-1 W OHIO 7-5 W OHIO 4-3 W BETHANY 4-2 L BETHANY 8-1 W at Clarksburg Independents(Mid-Atlantic League) 2-1 W GROVE CITY 1-0 W GROVE CITY 6-2 W PITT 3-2 W PITT 7-6 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 5-3 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 8-2 L at Pitt 4-0 W CARNEGIE TECH 16-2 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 18-4 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 9-3 W ALUMNI

Kemper Shelton 1918-20: 37-17-1 (.673) 1918 (13-3) 9-3 W MARSHALL 14-4 W MARSHALL 6-5 W at Syracuse 2-1 W at Colgate 2-1 W at Army 2-0 W at Dartmouth 2-0 W at Worcester Tech 3-0 L at Fordham 2-0 L at Army Ambulance Corps 12-4 L at Navy 7-4 W VIRGINIA 9-0 W VIRGINIA 16-3 W COLGATE 7-0 W COLGATE 5-2 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 5-2 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 1919 (14-3-1) 4-2 L WHEELING BANNERS 3-2 W OHIO 6-3 W CHARLEROI PROFESSIONALS 7-0 W CHARLEROI PROFESSIONALS 2-0 L at Penn State 1-0 L at Colgate 6-2 W at Syracuse 4-2 W at Cornell 3-1 W at Lafayette 2-2 T at Rutgers 2-1 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 6-0 W OHIO WESLEYAN 3-0 W OHIO WESLEYAN 15-0 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 23-0 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 7-2 W WHEELING BANNERS 11-2 W WHEELING BANNERS 10-4 W ALUMNI

Ira Errett Rodgers 1921-43: 204-211-3 (.488)

1922 (16-11) 13-12 W DUQUESNE 6-2 W DUQUESNE 13-1 W WESTMINSTER 5-4 L CARNEGIE TECH 8-3 W CARNEGIE TECH 8-1 W CARNEGIE TECH 3-2 L at Maryland 7-1 L at Georgetown 4-0 L at Catholic 9-2 L at Navy 2-1 L at Washington & Lee 3-2 W at Virginia Tech 11-7 W at Virginia Tech 4-3 L at Virginia 8-0 L at Virginia 7-0 L at Juniata 3-0 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 11-5 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 8-2 L MARYLAND 4-2 L MARYLAND 7-6 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 8-7 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 7-4 W GROVE CITY 5-4 W PITT

9-6 4-3 7-1

W PITT W GROVE CITY W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN

1923 (13-11) 14-4 W DUQUESNE 7-6 W DUQUESNE 15-9 W BETHANY 12-1 L BETHANY 12-9 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 8-3 L WAYNESBURG 6-2 W at Maryland 3-0 L at Catholic 13-4 L at Georgetown 16-0 W at Lehigh 5-1 L at Yale 2-1 L at Washington College 3-1 W at Navy 6-3 W SALEM 3-2 L at Pitt 15-6 L at Pitt 6-5 L at Grove City 6-2 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 16-4 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 10-1 W GROVE CITY 12-3 W GROVE CITY 7-1 L PITT 5-4 W PITT 5-4 W* ALUMNI * Called in the 5th inning after the death of Ike Mowery 1924 (8-13) 4-2 L DUQUESNE 6-5 L DUQUESNE 4-3 L BETHANY 6-0 L BETHANY 9-4 L CARNEGIE TECH 12-2 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 8-7 L at Maryland 14-2 L at Navy 12-0 L at Georgetown 10-6 L at Quantico Marines 2-1 W at Catholic 8-5 W at Lehigh 20-2 W SALEM 6-4 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 13-5 L at Pitt 6-3 W at Pitt 15-2 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 6-2 L PITT 9-3 W PITT 7-4 W ALUMNI 10-1 L MT. ST. MARY’S 1925 (13-11) 4-2 L BETHANY 12-6 L BETHANY 4-0 L JUNIATA 10-8 W JUNIATA 6-3 L at Catholic 7-5 W at Navy 12-3 L at Georgetown 9-3 L at Yale 7-5 W at Drexel 5-4 W at Maryland 4-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 9-6 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 9-6 W PENN STATE 7-4 L at Bethany 6-3 L at Grove City 7-4 W at Duquesne 6-4 W at Penn State 15-7 L GROVE CITY 9-8 W GROVE CITY 3-1 W W.Va. Wesleyan 12-2 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS

14-0 6-5 9-8 3-1

W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS L ALUMNI W CLARKSBURG (Mid-Atlantic League) W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN

1926 (10-10) 12-2 W MUSKINGUM 9-8 W MUSKINGUM 11-6 L MARIETTA 5-2 W MARIETTA 3-0 L GEORGETOWN 5-1 L at Quantico Marines 4-3 L at Quantico Marines 13-3 L at Camp Holabird 6-3 L at Catholic 8-5 W at Navy 11-1 L at Clarksburg (Mid-Atlantic League) 21-7 L UNIONTOWN INDEPENDENTS 16-11 W UNIONTOWN INDEPENDENTS 8-2 W FAIRMONT INDEPENDENTS 8-4 L at Grove City 19-8 W at Juniata 9-6 L at Juniata 12-10 W GROVE CITY 7-6 W GROVE CITY 13-11 W ALUMNI 1927 (6-12-1) 5-3 W FAIRMONT 5-1 W FAIRMONT 3-2 W MARSHALL 6-0 L MARSHALL 4-2 L at Goodyear Athletic Club 3-1 L at Michigan 9-3 L at Michigan State 10-9 L at Notre Dame 8-6 L at Notre Dame 6-6 T at Fairmont (Mid-Atlantic League) 4-3 W JUNIATA 12-8 W JUNIATA 12-5 L CLARKSBURG (Mid-Atlantic League) 9-5 L MARIETTA 5-4 L QUANTICO MARINES 4-1 L QUANTICO MARINES 4-3 L WASEDA U. OF JAPAN 5-2 L WASEDA U. OF JAPAN 6-4 W ALUMNI 1928 (13-4) 9-2 W MARIETTA 10-9 W MARIETTA 6-2 W FAIRMONT STATE 7-3 W FAIRMONT STATE 4-1 W MORRIS HARVEY 11-6 L CLARKSBURG (Mid-Atlantic League) 12-4 W FAIRMONT (Mid-Atlantic League) 4-3 L at Notre Dame 14-2 L at Notre Dame 8-5 W at Western State 4-0 W at Michigan State 21-1 W at Michigan State 8-2 L MARSHALL 3-0 W MARSHALL 5-2 W GREENSBURG 1-0 W GREENSBURG 2-0 W CHARLESTON SENATORS 1929 (8-9) 21-5 W 4-1 L 4-3 W 7-5 L 19-10 W 10-4 W 14-11 L 8-6 L

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15-3 W Grove City 16-2 W Westminster 10-2 W Westminster 3-2 W Penn State 8-1 W Marietta 10-3 W Western Reserve 5-2 L West Virginia Wesleyan 11-5 W Alumni 5-0 W at Maryland Agriculture 4-0 L at Georgetown 8-1 L at Penn State 14-5 W at Marietta 3-2 W at Marshall 13-5 L at Marshall 8-1 W at Warwood 4-1 W at West Virginia Wesleyan 4-2 W Marshall * * Wheeling, W.Va.

FAIRMONT NORMAL FAIRMONT STATE OHIO OHIO BETHANY BETHANY MARSHALL at Georgetown

all-time scores 6-5 5-4 12-4 7-5 6-3 12-7 13-11 6-2 13-3

L L L W L W W W L

at Washington College at Quantico Marines at Quantico Marines at Charleston Senators at Marshall MORRIS HARVEY MORRIS HARVEY DAVIS & ELKINS ALUMNI

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1930 (6-13-1) 10-3 W OHIO 8-6 L OHIO 16-3 W FAIRMONT STATE 15-3 L at Raleigh (Piedmont League) 22-11 L at Duke 7-0 L at Durham (Piedmont League) 7-2 L at South Carolina 7-6 L at South Carolina 15-1 L at Georgetown 10-8 W MARSHALL 15-12 L MARSHALL 5-2 L at St. Vincent 9-8 L at Xavier 4-2 L at Cincinnati 5-3 L at Marshall 6-0 W at Marshall 20-6 W MORRIS HARVEY 15-4 L ST. VINCENT 11-11 T ALUMNI 7-4 W NEWBERRY

1931 (6-9-1) 3-2 W MARIETTA 6-4 W FAIRMONT STATE 8-3 W FAIRMONT STATE 12-8 W at Western Maryland 9-0 L at Mount Saint Mary’s 2-1 L at Georgetown 6-5 L at Maryland 6-5 L CLARKSBURG (Mid-Atlantic League) 8-8 T WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 5-1 W at Fairmont State 2-0 L at St. Vincent 13-0 L at Marshall 7-1 L at Marshall 5-0 L at Ohio 4-3 L at Ohio 9-3 W ALUMNI 1932 (8-8) 10-3 W 15-4 W 16-9 L 4-3 L 6-2 L 16-3 W 7-5 L 3-1 L 11-8 L 10-5 W 6-4 L 9-6 W 11-2 L 11-1 W 6-2 W 6-5 W

at Fairmont State FAIRMONT STATE at Mount Saint Mary’s at Maryland at Georgetown at Navy at Quantico Marines at Quantico Marines OHIO OHIO OHIO STATE OHIO STATE at St. Vincent at Salem ALUMNI SHEPHERD

1933 (7-9) 7-1 W 10-5 L 7-5 W 3-2 L 7-2 W 11-0 L 5-3 L

at Fairmont State at Fairmont State at Mount Saint Mary’s at Georgetown at Navy at William & Mary at William & Mary

14-8 1-0 9-4 4-0 11-4 7-6 5-2 15-1 4-1

L L L W W W L W L

at George Washington FAIRMONT STATE FAIRMONT STATE SALEM SALEM OHIO STATE OHIO STATE Old Timers ALUMNI

1934 (4-13) 5-4 L at Fairmont State 13-6 L FAIRMONT STATE 6-3 W FAIRMONT STATE 9-6 L FAIRMONT STATE 15-6 L at Maryland 18-0 L at William & Mary 8-3 L at William & Mary 22-10 L at Virginia 16-9 W at Roanoke 6-5 L at Washington & Lee 6-1 L DUQUESNE INFORMALS 10-6 L DUQUESNE INFORMALS 9-8 W OHIO STATE 11-8 L OHIO STATE 15-1 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 14-3 L at Penn State 7-6 L ALUMNI 1935 (9-9) 10-4 L at Ohio 9-0 L at Ohio 8-5 W at Salem 6-5 W at Davis & Elkins 5-4 L at Virginia 16-9 W at Georgetown 9-8 L at George Washington 9-0 W FAIRMONT STATE 8-2 W FAIRMONT STATE 8-7 W PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS 10-6 L at St. Vincent 17-2 W at St. Vincent 7-4 L OHIO STATE 11-6 L OHIO STATE 8-4 W DUQUESNE 10-7 L DUQUESNE 10-5 W DAVIS & ELKINS 7-6 L ALUMNI 1936 (10-9) 9-5 L 8-0 L 20-4 W 14-13 W 21-9 L 6-5 L 8-3 L 11-4 L 6-0 W 11-7 W 1-0 L 5-0 L 8-4 W 14-5 W 12-1 W 11-3 W 13-0 W 14-6 L 3-2 W 1937 (12-10) 11-8 L 12-9 L 7-6 W 8-4 W 3-1 L

PENN STATE PENN STATE FAIRMONT STATE FAIRMONT STATE at Maryland at Quantico Marines at Georgetown at George Washington SALEM SALEM SALEM SALEM OHIO OHIO FAIRMONT STATE FAIRMONT STATE ALUMNI GEORGE WASHINGTON ST. VINCENT OHIO WESLEYAN OHIO WESLEYAN at Ohio at Ohio at Penn State

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

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

1938 (5-10) 4-2 L 3-2 W 6-5 W 9-5 L 13-1 L 15-5 L 8-3 W 7-3 W 18-11 L 10-2 W 11-0 L 11-3 L 5-3 L 5-1 L 16-6 L

at Penn State FAIRMONT STATE FAIRMONT STATE MARIETTA MARIETTA at Mount Saint Mary’s at Navy at Georgetown at George Washington at George Washington at St. Vincent at St. Vincent at Salem OHIO STATE OHIO STATE ALUMNI SALEM MICHIGAN STATE OHIO WESLEYAN OHIO WESLEYAN at Mount Saint Mary’s at Georgetown at Temple at Shepherd OHIO OHIO MARIETTA at Penn State at Penn State ST. VINCENT ST. VINCENT ALUMNI

1939 (8-7) 7-5 L 6-4 L 32-5 W 23-19 W 19-14 W 9-4 L 3-2 W 11-9 W 3-0 L 10-7 W 9-5 W 10-7 L 8-1 L 9-5 W 17-14 L

MICHIGAN STATE MICHIGAN STATE SALEM OHIO WESLEYAN OHIO WESLEYAN MOUNT SAINT MARY’S TEMPLE ST. VINCENT PITT PITT PITT PITT ST. VINCENT PENN STATE PENN STATE

1940 (9-5) 12-2 W 12-7 W 5-2 L 10-6 W 4-3 W 7-3 L 10-8 W 18-8 W 5-4 W 15-7 W 5-4 L 13-4 L 7-2 L 11-3 W

OHIO WESLEYAN OHIO WESLEYAN at Penn State at Ohio at Ohio at Pitt at Pitt SALEM at St. Vincent at Temple at Navy at George Washington PITT PITT

1941 (5-10) 15-2 L 15-9 L 10-5 L 10-2 W 9-2 L 6-4 W

WESTERN STATE WESTERN STATE at Navy at Maryland Georgetown at George Washington

10-6 7-5 9-8 8-2 7-6 3-2 3-2 11-10

L L L W L L W W

at Pitt at Pitt ST. VINCENT SALEM at Ohio at Ohio DUQUESNE DUQUESNE

1942 (2-9) 11-3 L 9-2 L 5-3 L 5-1 L 12-8 L 6-4 L 6-4 W 6-2 L 6-5 L 5-4 W 15-1 L

at George Washington at Maryland at Navy ST. VINCENT at Pitt at Pitt at Penn State at Penn State at St. Vincent OHIO OHIO

1943-45 Did Not Play (World War II) 1946 (6-2) 13-4 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 10-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 6-4 W at St. Vincent 22-2 W at Bethany 3-1 L at Pitt 5-4 L at Penn State 18-2 W SALEM 11-3 W SHEPHERD Charles Hockenberry 1947: 9-7 (.563) 1947 (9-7) 7-5 L OHIO 11-7 L OHIO 6-4 W at Penn State 4-2 W at Penn State 7-5 L at Pitt 11-2 W WAYNESBURG 12-4 L at Navy 10-3 L at Maryland 17-5 W at Quantico Marines 18-8 L at Georgetown 9-3 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 11-5 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 11-5 W SALEM 6-3 W ST. VINCENT 11-8 L FAIRMONT STATE 9-2 W FAIRMONT STATE Steve Harrick 1948-67: 333-161-1 (.673) 1948 (16-6) 2-0 L at Virginia Tech 10-1 L at Virginia 13-9 W at Washington & Lee 9-3 W at VMI 3-2 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 6-3 W OHIO 7-3 W OHIO 14-9 W WAYNESBURG 6-2 W at Lafayette 8-4 W at Temple 13-3 W at Bethany 8-0 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 11-4 W at Pitt 8-5 L at Waynesburg 9-4 W BETHANY 10-2 W WEST VIRGINIA TECH 8-7 L at Maryland

all-time scores 7-6 L at Navy 7-6 W at Virginia 4-3 W PITT 4-2 W PITT NCAA Tournament (Easton, Pa.) 8-0 L at Lafayette 1949 (13-8) 4-3 L at Virginia Tech 5-1 W at Roanoke 2-1 W SALEM 12-11 L GENEVA 7-4 W BETHANY 13-11 W SALEM 18-2 W PITT 11-9 W PITT 11-6 W at Navy 9-3 L at Maryland 9-3 L at Georgetown 7-4 L at George Washington 7-6 L at Ohio 13-8 W at Dayton 3-2 L at Waynesburg 14-1 W WEST VIRGINIA TECH 15-4 L at Bethany 8-0 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 10-9 W at Maryland 7-4 W at Pitt 6-4 W at Pitt

1951 (17-6) 15-2 L

at Navy

The 1961 Mountaineer baseball team.

1952 (12-9) 3-0 W DAVIS & ELKINS 13-2 L at Ohio 11-7 L at Fort Meade 15-1 W at Patuxent Naval Air Station 6-0 L at Washington & Lee 6-4 W at Washington & Lee 9-2 W WAYNESBURG 4-2 L at Penn State 6-2 L at Penn State 4-3 L at William & Mary 4-3 W at William & Mary 14-1 W at Bethany 22-6 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 5-0 W MARYLAND 3-2 (12) W MARYLAND 6-5 L at Pitt 2-1 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 5-0 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 8-4 W at VMI 7-1 W at VMI 5-2 (10) L at Pitt 1953 (6-7) 3-2 L 1-0 W 12-6 W 7-1 L 7-0 L 8-7 L 4-3 L

WILLIAM & MARY WILLIAM & MARY at Bethany at Pitt at George Washington at George Washington at Maryland

8-0 L at Maryland 5-2 W at Richmond 6-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 6-2 W BETHANY 5-4 (12) L PENN STATE 3-0 W PENN STATE 1954 (13-7) 13-10 W DAVIS & ELKINS 9-4 W FAIRMONT STATE 4-3 W WAYNESBURG 12-1 L at Penn State 2-0 L at Penn State 4-1 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 8-5 L at William & Mary 4-2 L at William & mary 3-2 L at Richmond 2-1 W at Richmond 5-3 W VMI 2-1 W at Washington & Lee 10-6 W at Washington & Lee 5-1 W VIRGINIA TECH 2-1 L VIRGINIA TECH 12-10(10) W at West Virginia Wesleyan 9-5 W at Bethany 4-3 W PITT 6-3 L at Waynesburg 16-6 W BETHANY 1955 (20-6) 10-2 W at American 8-5 L Quantico Marines 7-4 W FAIRMONT STATE 16-9 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 12-0 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 15-10 W at George Washington 3-1 L at George Washington 5-3 W Notre Dame * 7-2 W WASHINGTON & LEE 3-2 W WASHINGTON & LEE 11-9 W WAYNESBURG 9-3 W PENN STATE 3-1 W PENN STATE 11-0 W at VMI 5-4 W at VMI 10-9 W at West Virginia Wesleyan 3-1 L at Waynesburg 3-1 W ST. VINCENT 20-7 W BETHANY 7-2 L at Virginia Tech 4-3 W WILLIAM & MARY 3-1 W WILLIAM & MARY 7-5 W at Bethany 3-1 L PITT NCAA Tournament (Morgantown, W.Va.) 5-1 L WAKE FOREST 9-7 W WAKE FOREST 6-5 L WAKE FOREST * Parkersburg, W.Va. 1956 (16-9) 4-3 W at Paris Island 4-0 W Notre Dame * 9-4 L Illinois * 10-0 L Wisconsin * 13-12 W at Florida State 15-4 W Brown * 7-6 L Illinois * 19-2 W Brown * 7-1 W at Citadel 2-1 W FAIRMONT STATE 7-6 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 3-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 8-3 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 8-6 L at Penn State

15-3 L at Penn State 6-3 L at West Virginia Wesleyan 3-2 W VIRGINIA TECH 3-2 W VIRGINIA TECH 6-5 L VMI 7-4 L VMI 11-2 W WAYNESBURG 10-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 2-0 W at Washington & Lee 8-0 W at Washington & Lee 10-3 W BETHANY * at Tallahassee, Fla. 1957 (12-8) 9-2 W at Mount Saint Mary’s 5-1 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 6-5 W RICHMOND 1-0 W RICHMOND 3-0 W at Waynesburg 8-7 L at Virginia Tech 10-8 L at Virginia Tech 15-4 L at Davidson 4-3 W at West Virginia Wesleyan 13-0 W GENEVA 6-4 W at St. Vincent 12-10 W FAIRMONT STATE 19-1 W BETHANY 4-2 L at George Washington 6-4 L at George Washington 3-1 L WAYNESBURG 3-2 L PITT 8-3 W WILLIAM & MARY 6-2 W WILLIAM & MARY 6-0 L PENN STATE 1958 (12-11) 9-7 W at Georgia Teachers 6-1 L Wisconsin * 14-7 L at Florida State 6-4 L Notre Dame * 12-2 L Wisconsin * 5-4 W WAYNESBURG 4-2 L at Washington & Lee 16-0 W at Washington & Lee 10-3 W FAIRMONT STATE 3-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 5-4 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 6-4 W at West Virginia Wesleyan 4-3 W BETHANY 6-1 W VIRGINIA TECH 13-10 W VIRGINIA TECH 3-2 L at Pitt 12-7 W ST. VINCENT 5-3 L KENT STATE 7-5 W at Richmond 5-4 L at Richmond 8-3 L at Fairmont State 6-5 L PITT 14-3 W at Waynesburg 1959 (16-9) 11-6 W at Belmont Abbey 7-1 W at Furman 6-1 W at Furman 7-3 W at Citadel 3-1 W at William & Mary 6-2 W at William & Mary 9-7 W FAIRMONT STATE 6-0 W at Bethany 8-3 W at St. Vincent 4-3 L at VMI 4-3 L at VMI 5-3 W at Fairmont State 3-1 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 4-3 L at George Washington

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1950 (8-14) 19-13 L at Virginia Tech 9-3 L at Duke 9-5 L at Duke 15-9 L at North Carolina 10-1 L at North Carolina 8-3 W KENT STATE 9-4 L at Maryland 14-6 L at Quantico Marines 2-1 L at Quantico Marines 8-1 L at George Washington 12-3 W WEST VIRGINIA TECH 10-5 W WEST VIRGINIA TECH 9-1 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 9-4 L GENEVA 13-7 L at Penn State 4-2 L at Penn State 13-3 W WAYNESBURG 7-4 L at Pitt 16-9 W at Pitt 11-10 W at Bethany 17-5 L OHIO 18-0 W BETHANY

7-2 L at Maryland 13-7 L at Maryland 4-2 W at George Washington 5-4 L at George Washington 25-6 W Davis & Elkins 7-0 W at Pitt 8-2 W WASHINGTON & LEE 5-4 W WASHINGTON & LEE 7-5 W at Virginia Tech 6-2 L at Virginia Tech 4-2 W at VMI 12-7 W at VMI 4-3 W at Bethany 10-1 W at William & Mary 5-1 W at William & Mary 4-0 W at Richmond 10-4 W at Richmond 2-1 W WAYNESBURG 17-5 W BETHANY 12-7 W PITT Southern Conference Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.) 6-2 L vs. Clemson 4-3 W vs. Maryland

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9-3 7-1 7-6 6-3 2-0 12-2 9-3 4-2 6-3 3-0 10-3

W W L W L L W W L L W

at George Washington at Virginia Tech at Virginia Tech RICHMOND RICHMOND at Kent State WASHINGTON & LEE WASHINGTON & LEE PITT PENN STATE WAYNESBURG

1960 (17-9) 3-2 L at Bridgewater 2-1 W FAIRMONT STATE 6-5 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 17-6 L at High Point 6-5 W at Furman 10-4 W at Davidson 5-4 L at William & Mary 3-0 W at William & Mary 7-2 W at Loyola, Md. 9-6 L at West Virginia Wesleyan 4-3 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 8-1 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 16-6 W BETHANY 7-5 W at Penn State 6-1 L VIRGINIA TECH 4-3 W VIRGINIA TECH 5-4 W WAYNESBURG 7-6 W PITT 6-3 W WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 7-1 W ST. VINCENT 7-4 W WASHINGTON & LEE 1-0 L WASHINGTON & LEE 4-2 W at Bethany 2-0 W at Pitt 2-1 W VMI 6-3 L VMI 1961 (17-10) 13-7 W at High Point 17-5 W at Davidson 6-5 L at Citadel 9-8 L at N.C. State 3-0 L at Virginia Tech 6-3 W at Virginia Tech 6-3 W at Bridgewater 5-4 L at Navy 3-0 W WASHINGTON & LEE 4-3 L WASHINGTON & LEE 3-1 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 15-1 W at George Washington 9-4 W at George Washington 4-2 W WAYNESBURG 13-3 W FAIRMONT STATE 3-0 W WILLIAM & MARY 7-1 W WILLIAM & MARY 3-1 L at West Virginia Wesleyan 6-0 W at Pitt 6-4 L ST. VINCENT 10-6 W at Bethany 2-1 W VMI 5-2 W VMI 11-4 W PITT NCAA Tournament (Gastonia, N.C.) 3-1 L vs. Florida State 4-3 W vs. Florida State 7-3 L vs. Duke 1962 (17-9) 3-1 L CALIFORNIA, PA 3-2 L WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 3-1 L SALEM 6-1 W CITADEL 9-1 W BETHANY 7-0 W at Waynesburg 16-4 W at Bridgewater

2-0 W at Richmond 4-0 L at Richmond 9-3 W at William & Mary 4-0 W at William & Mary 14-12 W at Hampton-Sydney 2-1 W at VMI 8-5 W at VMI 5-3 W at West Virginia Wesleyan 2-0 L at Pitt 9-3 W DAVIDSON 9-0 W at Fairmont State 5-4 W at Ohio 23-4 W at Fairmont State 4-3 L PITT 5-4 W at Bethany 1-0 W VIRGINIA TECH 3-2 L VIRGINIA TECH NCAA Tournament (Gastonia, N.C.) 8-3 L vs. Wake Forest 6-5 L vs. Florida State 1963 (30-3) 11-3 W DAVIS & ELKINS 9-0 W WEST LIBERTY 17-4 W at California, Pa. 9-2 W BRIDGEWATER 4-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 9-5 W at High Point 2-1 W at Citadel 7-2 W at Citadel 5-1 W at Furman 5-2 W at Furman 11-3 W at Davidson 10-3 W at Davidson 7-5 W at Lynchburg 9-1 W WAYNESBURG 6-4 L RICHMOND 7-3 W RICHMOND 9-2 W at George Washington 5-4 W at George Washington 3-0 W at West Virginia Wesleyan 9-3 W at Fairmont State 4-3 W WILLIAM & MARY 6-4 W WILLIAM & MARY 4-1 W at Bethany 10-6 W OHIO 19-5 W FAIRMONT STATE 7-4 W PITT 5-4 W PENN STATE 5-4 W VMI 7-2 W VMI 6-4 W at Pitt NCAA Tournament (Gastonia, N.C.) 4-3 L vs. Wake Forest 2-1 W vs. Auburn 12-8 L vs. Wake Forest 1964 (24-5) 18-3 W at Catholic 8-4 W at George Washington 7-1 W at George Washington 10-3 W at Lynchburg 5-1 W at Bridgewater 10-4 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 3-2 W at VMI 9-2 W at VMI 13-2 W FAIRMONT STATE 11-0 W WAYNESBURG 5-1 W CITADEL 2-0 W CITADEL 9-2 W WEST LIBERTY 7-3 W DAVIDSON 5-4 W DAVIDSON 3-0 W at Richmond 5-3 W at Richmond

5-1 W FURMAN 3-2 L FURMAN 12-2 W CALIFORNIA, PA 6-3 L at Penn State 7-0 L VIRGINIA TECH 5-4 W VIRGINIA TECH 8-0 W at William & Mary 4-3 W at William & Mary 1-0 W PITT 6-4 W at Pitt NCAA Tournament (Gastonia, N.C.) 11-0 L vs. Mississippi 6-5 L vs. East Carolina 1965 (19-9) 4-3 W WAYNESBURG 3-1 L at California, Pa. 14-3 W at California, Pa. 4-3 W FAIRMONT STATE 7-4 W at West Virginia Wesleyan 6-1 W at Bethany 4-2 W at West Liberty 3-0 W at Davidson 6-2 W at Davidson 5-2 W at Citadel 5-3 L at Citadel 11-8 W at Georgia 2-1 L at Furman 3-0 L at Furman 6-1 L at Wake Forest 2-1 W RICHMOND 3-1 W RICHMOND 7-5 W at Virginia Tech 5-4 W at Virginia Tech 10-4 L at Penn State 2-1 W WILLIAM & MARY 4-1 W WILLIAM & MARY 7-3 L OHIO 5-2 W at Pitt 7-3 L VMI 3-1 W VMI 7-4 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 5-2 L PITT 1966 (26-7-1) 4-1 W INDIANA, PA 3-1 W INDIANA, PA 8-0 W WAYNESBURG 11-2 W CALIFORNIA, PA 5-0 W CALIFORNIA, PA 4-0 W at Navy 9-4 W at N.C. State 5-5 T at N.C. State 11-0 W at Loyola, Md. 5-3 W BETHANY 3-0 L EAST CAROLINA 7-2 W EAST CAROLINA 3-2 W at William & Mary 3-1 L at William & Mary 8-7 W FAIRMONT STATE 2-1 L WEST LIBERTY 3-2 W at George Washington 9-5 L at George Washington 2-1 W THE CITADEL 5-4 W THE CITADEL 13-5 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 1-0 L at Richmond 7-1 W at Richmond 1-0 W PITT 3-0 L PENN STATE 13-9 W at West Virginia Wesleyan 5-1 W DAVIDSON 7-0 W DAVIDSON 18-2 W FURMAN 9-0 W FURMAN *

2-0 W 5-2 W 4-1 W 5-1 L * Forfeit

at Pitt at VMI at VMI at Ohio

1967 (22-9) 13-3 L at High Point 4-3 L at Davidson 5-2 W at Davidson 6-5 L at Furman 7-0 W at Furman 15-7 W at N.C. State 6-1 L at N.C. State 6-4 W WAYNESBURG 9-6 W at California, Pa. 10-1 W at California, Pa. 7-2 W WEST LIBERTY 9-3 W at Citadel 3-1 W at Citadel 4-2 W at East Carolina 4-2 L at East Carolina 16-2 W at Bethany 6-5 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 2-1 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 7-0 L OHIO 14-2 W at West Virginia Wesleyan 3-0 W VMI 2-0 W VMI 2-1 L at Penn State 4-3 W WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 4-3 W WILLIAM & MARY 4-3 W WILLIAM & MARY 2-1 W at Richmond 3-1 W at Richmond 10-6 W at East Carolina NCAA Tournament (Gastonia, N.C.) 8-3 L vs. Auburn 5-0 L vs. Clemson Dale Ramsburg 1968-94: 540-389-9 (.576) 1968 (9-8) 13-3 W 7-0 L 5-4 W 7-6 L 4-0 W 2-1 W 4-2 L 6-1 W 3-2 W 5-3 L 8-0 W 5-4 L 4-3 L 8-1 W 9-0 W 5-0 L 4-3 L 1969 (12-6-1) 5-3 W 3-2 W 6-2 W 8-1 L 4-0 W 2-1 W 6-3 W 3-3 T 5-0 W 10-0 W 4-3 L 7-0 W 10-6 L

WAYNESBURG CALIFORNIA, PA CALIFORNIA, PA at West Liberty at Pitt SLIPPERY ROCK SLIPPERY ROCK VMI VMI at George Washington at George Washington at Richmond at Richmond INDIANA, PA at William & Mary at William & Mary PITT at Citadel at Baptist at Baptist at Wilmington, N.C. at Wilmington, N.C. GENEVA at California, Pa. at California, Pa. WAYNESBURG WAYNESBURG at Slippery Rock at Slippery Rock at Virginia Tech

all-time scores 7-6 3-1 9-5 7-1 9-0 6-0

L W W L W L

WEST LIBERTY FAIRMONT STATE FAIRMONT STATE PENN STATE PENN STATE PITT

1970 (12-5) 2-1 L at Auburn 3-0 W at Auburn 9-8 L at Birmingham Southern 5-1 L at Tennessee-Chattanooga 3-2 W at Vanderbilt 5-1 W at Belmont 4-2 W CALIFORNIA, PA 1-0 W VIRGINIA TECH 1-0 W VIRGINIA TECH 5-0 W at Juniata 13-0 W at St. Francis, Pa. 7-6 W at Maryland 4-1 L at Maryland 2-1 W at Pitt 1-0 W PENN STATE 6-4 W PITT 7-4 L PITT

1972 (10-10) 6-1 L 1-0 L 9-1 L 5-0 W 13-7 W 10-3 L 1-0 W 6-5 L 4-2 W 7-3 W 5-4 W 2-0 L 6-1 W 6-2 L 7-0 W 2-1 L 3-2 L 2-0 L 4-1 W

at Baptist at Baptist at High Point at High Point at Marietta at Marietta at West Liberty WAYNESBURG GENEVA GENEVA PITT PITT GEORGE WASHINGTON GEORGE WASHINGTON at Virginia Tech at Virginia Tech at Ohio JUNIATA JUNIATA MARYLAND SLIPPERY ROCK BUFFALO at California, Pa. at California, Pa. FAIRMONT STATE at Pitt at Pitt at High Point at Clemson at Clemson at South Carolina at South Carolina at High Point WEST LIBERTY at Waynesburg at Waynesburg at Geneva CALIFORNIA, PA at Maryland KENT STATE KENT STATE at George Washington at George Washington at Buffalo PENN STATE PITT

PITT

1973 (8-12-1) 4-3 L 13-0 W 7-3 L 8-3 L 5-4 L 9-3 L 4-1 L 3-2 W 7-1 L 6-1 L 4-0 W 15-3 L 6-1 W 4-3 W 7-2 W 8-4 W 3-2 L 12-0 L 5-5 T 6-5 L 17-0 W

at South Carolina at South Carolina at Clemson at High Point at High Point MARIETTA MARIETTA WAYNESBURG at Ohio at Delaware at Juniata at Juniata FAIRMONT STATE at Slippery Rock at Slippery Rock at Pitt at Pitt at Penn State MARYLAND at West Liberty at West Liberty

1974 (12-13) 5-0 L 7-6 W 3-2 L 10-3 L 8-6 L 9-1 W 3-0 W 3-2 L 5-4 W 7-2 W 6-4 W 6-5 L 4-0 W 7-6 L 8-2 L 3-2 W 7-3 L 6-0 L 5-4 L 3-1 L 8-4 L 5-2 W 10-4 W 3-0 W 16-12 W

at South Carolina at Baptist at Baptist at Francis Marion at Citadel at Citadel at Marietta at Marietta at Waynesburg at Waynesburg at California, Pa. at California, Pa. WEST LIBERTY FAIRMONT STATE SLIPPERY ROCK SLIPPERY ROCK at Pitt at Buffalo at Buffalo at Buffalo at Maryland at Gettysburg at Gettysburg PITT PITT

1975 (10-18) 26-6 L 12-3 L 19-2 L 13-1 L 8-2 W 12-2 L 8-6 W 4-2 W 2-1 L 13-7 L 9-7 L 5-1 W 8-6 W 5-4 W 20-10 W 9-7 W 13-2 W 7-5 L 2-1 L 7-1 L 4-2 L 6-0 L

at Clemson at Clemson at South Carolina at South Carolina at Mercer at Mercer at Frostburg STATE at Frostburg STATE at Morris Harvey at Marshall at Marshall WAYNESBURG at West Liberty at West Liberty CALIFORNIA, PA CALIFORNIA, PA FAIRMONT STATE at Slippery Rock at Slippery Rock at Pitt at Pitt at Penn State

7-3 7-2 2-0 11-4 4-0 7-6

L L L L W L

at Penn State BUFFALO at Virginia Tech at Virginia Tech PITT PITT

1976 (21-12) 6-5 L at Baptist 6-4 W at Baptist 6-2 L at Citadel 4-1 W at Mercer 5-0 L at Middle Tennessee State 4-2 L at Mercer 12-4 L at Mercer 5-4 W at Morehead State 3-2 W at Morehead State 7-3 W at Waynesburg 4-0 W at Waynesburg 4-0 W at California, Pa. 17-5 L at California, Pa. 15-8 W at Marietta 7-2 W FROSTBURG STATE 4-3 W FROSTBURG STATE 4-0 W MARSHALL 6-5 W MARSHALL 6-5 L MORRIS HARVEY 5-4 W WEST LIBERTY 5-2 W WEST LIBERTY 7-3 W FAIRMONT STATE 7-2 W SLIPPERY ROCK 11-10 L SLIPPERY ROCK 4-0 W at Pitt 13-6 W at Pitt 8-6 W PENN STATE 7-3 L PENN STATE 7-2 W VIRGINIA TECH 6-5 L VIRGINIA TECH ECAC Tournament (Newark, Del.) 6-4 L vs. Seton Hall 4-2 W vs. Fairleigh Dickinson 8-1 L vs. at Delaware 1977 (10-18) 4-2 L 6-5 L 8-6 L 11-10 L 27-2 W 6-4 L 10-2 L 1-0 L 13-4 W 7-2 W 10-5 L 1-0 W 7-3 W 2-0 W 4-2 L 4-3 W 2-1 L 4-3 W 10-5 L 14-6 W 8-3 L 5-4 L 2-1 L 3-0 L 4-0 W 3-1 L 6-4 L 6-5 L 1978 (16-9) 9-8 L

at Baptist at Baptist at Georgia Southern at Furman WAYNESBURG MARIETTA MARIETTA at Frostburg State at Frostburg State at Ohio at Ohio LIBERTY at Morris Harvey at Marshall at Marshall FAIRMONT STATE at Slippery Rock at Slippery Rock PITT PITT at Penn State at Penn State at West Liberty at Buffalo at Buffalo at Virginia Tech at Pitt at Pitt at Valdosta State

8-2 5-2 7-0 6-1 4-1 12-4 10-6 4-2 13-1 7-4 20-5 7-3 10-2 5-3 7-6 12-6 4-1 6-2 7-1 8-5 16-6 3-0 4-2 8-0

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

at Mercer at Tennessee-Chattanooga at Morehead State at Morehead State at George Washington at George Washington at Liberty at Liberty OHIO OHIO FAIRMONT STATE SLIPPERY ROCK SLIPPERY ROCK PITT PITT WEST LIBERTY at Buffalo at Buffalo at California, Pa. at California, Pa. at Waynesburg at Waynesburg at Pitt at Pitt

1979 (9-13) 8-0 L at Valdosta State 13-2 L at Valdosta State 9-0 L at Georgia Southern 7-2 W ROBERT MORRIS 2-1 L ROBERT MORRIS 8-0 W at Alderson-Broaddus 11-4 W at Alderson-Broaddus 6-3 L at Frostburg State 5-1 L at Frostburg State 8-0 W ST. FRANCIS, PA 14-0 W ST. FRANCIS, PA 6-0 L at Ohio 3-2 W at Ohio 9-5 W at Pitt 2-1 L at Pitt 5-4 L at Penn State 5-3 L at Penn State Eastern Athletic Association Tournament (State College, Pa.) 3-2 L Pitt 12-10 W Rutgers 5-2 W California, Pa. 2-1 L California, Pa. 1980 (12-14-2) 4-3 L ALDERSON-BROADDUS 7-5 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 9-2 L MARIETTA 4-0 L MARIETTA 7-2 W FROSTBURG STATE 4-0 L FROSTBURG STATE 9-6 L at Catholic 11-4 L at Catholic 16-5 W CHARLESTON 7-3 L ROBERT MORRIS 7-6 L ROBERT MORRIS 3-3 T OHIO 9-2 W SLIPPERY ROCK 6-6 T SLIPPERY ROCK Eastern Athletic Association Tournament (Hershey, Pa.) 5-1 L Rutgers 9-8 L George Washington 6-4 W at California, Pa. 5-3 W at California, Pa. 7-4 W at Waynesburg 9-6 W at Waynesburg 7-6 W CLEVELAND STATE 7-4 W CLEVELAND STATE

2010 WEST VIRGINIA BASEBALL

1971 (21-6) 14-0 W 2-1 W 6-1 L 4-3 W 5-3 W 6-5 L 7-1 W 15-1 W 2-1 W 4-3 W 7-0 W 7-3 W 3-0 W 6-5 W 1-0 W 2-0 L 8-0 L 12-3 W 3-0 W 5-4 W 9-3 W 4-0 W 6-0 W 4-2 L 7-5 W 6-5 W 4-2 L

3-1

all-time scores

2010 WEST VIRGINIA BASEBALL

2-1 L at Pitt 2-0 L at Pitt 7-2 W at Bluefield College, Va. 19-11 L Virginia Tech * 3-0 L PENN STATE 6-4 W PENN STATE * at Bluefield, W.Va.

100

1981 (17-18) 13-7 L at Kentucky 2-0 L at Kentucky 8-2 L at Kentucky 6-0 L at Marietta 13-1 L at Marietta 5-1 W DUQUESNE 10-0 W DUQUESNE 7-3 W CALIFORNIA, PA 5-3 L CALIFORNIA, PA 1-0 W at Robert Morris 3-2 W at Robert Morris 3-0 L at Marshall 7-0 L at Marshall 1-0 W PITT 4-2 W PITT 8-4 W at Slippery Rock 5-0 L at Slippery Rock 7-3 W at Frostburg State 12-4 W FAIRMONT STATE 9-1 W FAIRMONT STATE 5-3 L at Pitt 4-3 L at Pitt 3-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 10-9 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 2-0 L at Ohio 3-2 W at Ohio 7-1 W at Charleston 3-0 L at Cleveland State 3-0 W at Cleveland State 8-1 W at Bluefield College, Va.* 13-6 L Virginia Tech * 10-4 L at Penn State 7-6 L at Penn State Eastern Eight (Fairfax, Va.) 25-13 L vs. Rutgers 7-5 L vs. Rutgers * at Bluefield, W.Va. 1982 (24-23) 4-3 L at Kentucky 10-3 L at Kentucky 8-4 L at Morehead State 7-4 L at Morehead State 5-2 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 3-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 3-1 L at Marietta 14-5 L at Marietta 9-1 W DUQUESNE 6-3 L DUQUESNE 9-0 W at Waynesburg 13-2 W at Waynesburg 4-3 W MARSHALL 2-0 W WEST LIBERTY 3-0 W WEST LIBERTY 7-2 L SLIPPERY ROCK 9-6 L SLIPPERY ROCK 6-2 W FROSTBURG STATE 2-0 W FROSTBURG STATE 5-4 W FAIRMONT STATE 11-9 L FAIRMONT STATE 3-0 W at Pitt 4-0 L at Pitt 8-6 W at George Washington 8-1 W at George Washington 14-2 L at George Washington 13-10 L CHARLESTON

11-6 W at Duquesne 4-0 L at Duquesne 6-5 W at Akron 6-0 L at Akron 4-3 W PITT 8-5 W PITT 7-1 L CLEVELAND STATE 11-1 L CLEVELAND STATE 5-3 L OHIO 7-4 W Virginia Tech * 15-2 L Virginia Tech * 5-4 W PENN STATE 13-0 L PENN STATE Eastern Eight (Piscataway, N.J.) 8-2 W at Rutgers 6-5 L at Rutgers 7-5 W at Rutgers NCAA Tournament (Columbia, S.C.) 7-0 L vs. South Carolina 7-6 W vs. Old Dominion 4-1 W vs. East Carolina 2-1 L vs. South Carolina * at Bluefield, W.Va. 1983 (22-10) 5-4 L at Kentucky 13-7 L at Kentucky 14-12 W at Eastern Kentucky 5-4 L at Eastern Kentucky 5-3 W at Alderson-Broaddus 9-5 W at Alderson-Broaddus 16-6 W DUQUESNE 9-4 W DUQUESNE 7-1 W ROBERT MORRIS 17-6 W ROBERT MORRIS 15-0 W FAIRMONT STATE 10-3 W FAIRMONT STATE 6-1 L at George Washington 9-6 W at George Washington 7-5 L WEST LIBERTY 5-4 W WEST LIBERTY 14-8 W at Frostburg State 7-5 W at Frostburg State 4-2 L PENN STATE 4-2 L PENN STATE 6-5 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 19-4 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 12-1 W at Duquesne 16-6 W at Duquesne 17-0 W WAYNESBURG 7-5 W WAYNESBURG 1-0 W CLEVELAND STATE 6-3 W CLEVELAND STATE 5-3 W at Ohio 5-1 W at Ohio 4-1 L Virginia Tech * 5-3 L Virginia Tech * * at Bluefield, W.Va. 1984 (22-11-1) 4-1 L James Madison * 9-9 T Towson State * 14-8 L James Madison * 14-1 L Detroit * 8-6 W Richmond* 16-4 L James Madison * 9-1 L at Georgia Southern 8-6 W Towson State * 3-2 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 9-0 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 23-2 W ROBERT MORRIS 15-2 W ROBERT MORRIS 5-0 L MARSHALL 14-9 L DUQUESNE 24-0 W DUQUESNE

29-6 W FAIRMONT STATE 5-1 W WEST LIBERTY 16-3 W WEST LIBERTY 15-0 W ST. BONAVENTURE 11-0 W ST. BONAVENTURE 16-6 W ST. BONAVENTURE 4-3 W OHIO 9-3 W OHIO 9-8 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 10-8 W CLEVELAND STATE 6-3 W CLEVELAND STATE 8-7 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 9-8 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 8-7 L at Penn State 3-2 W at Penn State 11-1 W at Penn State 7-0 W at Duquesne ^ Atlantic 10 Tournament (Philadelphia, Pa.) 15-3 L vs. Rhode Island 3-2 L vs. Temple * at Statesboro, Ga. ^ Forfeit 1985 (27-16) 15-4 L at Georgia Southern 7-6 L at Georgia Southern 18-9 L Stonehill * 4-3 W at Armstrong State 11-9 L at Armstrong State 12-6 L Southern Indiana * 6-5 L at Mercer 5-0 W at Alderson-Broaddus 10-0 W at Alderson-Broaddus 7-4 W CALIFORNIA, PA 21-16 W CALIFORNIA, PA 2-0 W DUQUESNE 14-4 W DUQUESNE 4-1 W DUQUESNE 4-1 L at Marshall 12-10 W at Marshall 14-2 W at Slippery Rock 11-4 W at Slippery Rock 2-1 W at Ohio 7-3 L at Ohio 13-2 W FAIRMONT STATE 4-3 L at Cleveland State 7-0 W at Cleveland State 13-5 W at Frostburg State 3-1 L at Frostburg State 12-2 W WAYNESBURG 11-1 W WAYNESBURG 10-8 W at George Washington 15-8 L at George Washington 6-1 W at George Washington 8-7 W PENN STATE 11-2 W PENN STATE 4-3 L PENN STATE 7-0 W at St. Bonaventure 4-2 W at St. Bonaventure 8-3 L at St. Bonaventure Atlantic 10 Tournament (Morgantown, W.Va.) 20-4 W MASSACHUSETTS 7-3 L TEMPLE 14-9 W PENN STATE 14-11 W TEMPLE 8-7 W TEMPLE NCAA Tournament (Starkville, Miss.) 10-1 L vs. Mississippi State 9-2 L vs. Michigan * at Savannah, Ga. 1986 (24-14-1) 13-9 L

at James Madison

4-1 L at James Madison 4-2 L at James Madison 5-2 W Stonehill * 8-4 W at Georgia Southern 15-13 L at Georgia Southern 10-6 L at Armstrong State 4-4 T at Armstrong State 6-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 5-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 13-9 W FAIRMONT STATE 10-7 L at Cincinnati 14-3 W at Cincinnati 9-7 W MARSHALL 7-1 L MARSHALL 5-3 W at Duquesne 4-2 W at Duquesne 8-3 W at Duquesne 16-7 W at California, Pa. 9-4 W at California, Pa. 10-3 L at Kent State 4-3 L at Kent State 6-1 W ST. BONAVENTURE 9-5 W ST. BONAVENTURE 18-2 W CLEVELAND STATE 15-5 W CLEVELAND STATE 8-2 W OHIO 15-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 3-1 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 18-4 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 14-5 W at Penn State 4-2 W at Penn State 4-3 L at Penn State 16-6 L PITT Atlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.) 16-3 W vs. Temple 8-3 L vs. Rutgers 8-6 W vs. Temple 9-4 W vs. Rutgers 10-3 L vs. Rutgers * At Savannah, Ga. 1987 (32-15) 5-4 L 3-2 L 5-4 W 5-4 L 7-0 W 6-3 L 8-0 W 5-2 W 9-4 L 9-3 W 12-2 W 10-0 W 12-7 W 14-13 W 11-8 L 8-0 L 17-3 W 8-2 W 9-1 W 9-0 W 11-3 W 12-7 W 10-5 W 8-3 L 4-2 W 6-5 L 2-0 W 9-4 W 9-1 W 4-1 W 22-11 W 12-2 W 5-4 W

at James Madison at James Madison Eastern Michigan * James Madison * New York Tech * at Georgia Southern C.W. Post * Eastern Michigan * New York Tech * James Madison * at Alderson-Broaddus at Alderson-Broaddus CALIFORNIA, PA CALIFORNIA, PA CINCINNATI CINCINNATI DUQUESNE DUQUESNE DUQUESNE DUQUESNE WEST LIBERTY WEST LIBERTY at Ohio at Ohio at Ohio at Ohio at George Washington at George Washington at George Washington at George Washington FAIRMONT STATE CHARLESTON PENN STATE

all-time scores 10-1 L PENN STATE 6-0 W PENN STATE 10-4 L PENN STATE 11-5 W at St. Bonaventure 9-1 W at St. Bonaventure 7-6 L at St. Bonaventure 6-2 W at St. Bonaventure Atlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.) 1-0 W vs. Massachusetts 2-0 W vs. Rutgers 13-3 W vs. Massachusetts NCAA Tournament (Birmingham, Ala.) 8-0 L vs. Clemson 7-2 L vs. Arkansas * at Statesboro, Ga.

1989 (28-13-1)

1990 (33-20) 14-2 W Youngstown State * 13-4 L at Georgia Southern 7-1 W Youngstown State * 14-4 W James Madison * 6-3 L at Georgia Southern 11-1 W James Madison * 2-1 W James Madison * 7-0 L Ohio State & 5-2 L at Alabama 11-2 W at Alabama 13-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 8-1 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 6-2 L at Kent State 11-10 W at Kent State 13-10 L at Kent State 5-2 L at Kent State 9-0 W at Duquesne 5-3 L at Duquesne 5-2 W at Duquesne 9-8 W at Duquesne 4-3 W at Akron 7-5 W at Ohio 5-0 L at Ohio 12-2 L at Virginia Tech 9-8 L at Virginia Tech 21-1 W CLEVELAND STATE 7-6 W CLEVELAND STATE 9-5 W ST. BONAVENTURE 5-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE 4-0 W ST. BONAVENTURE 6-0 W ST. BONAVENTURE 10-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON

13-5 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 5-4 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 5-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 1-0 L at West Liberty 10-1 W at West Liberty 7-6 W at Penn State 6-3 W at Penn State 6-3 L at Penn State 10-6 L at Penn State 7-0 L at Kentucky 8-6 L at Kentucky 10-0 W at Charleston 8-1 W at Youngstown State 13-0 W at Youngstown State 9-8 L at Youngstown State 6-4 W Pitt # Atlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.) 2-1 L vs. Rutgers 11-10 W vs. George Washington 9-1 W vs. Massachusetts 11-2 W vs. Rutgers 6-4 L vs. Rutgers * at Statesboro, Ga. & at Tuscaloosa, Ala. # at Hopwood, Pa. 1991 (20-20-1) 3-2 L Kentucky + 7-4 L at Georgia Southern 21-11 W UNC-Greensboro 3-2 L Mercyhurst * 6-3 W Shippensburg * 6-6 T at Radford 12-1 L at Kent State 8-7 W at Kent State 7-2 L at Kent State 3-1 W at Kent State 10-0 W CALIFORNIA, PA 12-0 W CALIFORNIA, PA 8-3 W WEST LIBERTY 11-3 W WEST LIBERTY 6-4 L AKRON 2-1 L at Charleston 6-2 W PENN STATE 6-2 L PENN STATE 9-5 W PENN STATE 5-4 W PENN STATE 22-4 L at Cincinnati 9-5 L at Cincinnati 2-1 L at St. Bonaventure 9-7 W at St. Bonaventure 4-3 L at St. Bonaventure 11-9 L at St. Bonaventure 13-3 W MARSHALL 6-3 L MARSHALL 8-6 L Radford & 9-0 W Radford & 3-0 L at Cleveland State 5-3 L at Cleveland State 2-0 W DUQUESNE 14-1 W DUQUESNE 7-4 W DUQUESNE 10-8 W DUQUESNE 11-3 L at George Washington 13-12 L at George Washington 13-6 W at George Washington 9-5 L at George Washington 2-1 W Pitt ^ + at Macon, Ga. * at Greensboro, N.C. & at Princeton, W.Va. ^ at Hopwood, Pa. 1992 (27-20) 7-6 L

at Wake Forest

5-4 W at Wake Forest 16-7 L at Georgia Southern 8-5 L at Georgia Southern 13-8 W at Georgia Southern 6-4 W Western Michigan * 7-4 W at Mercer 13-12 L Northwestern * 2-0 W RADFORD 1-7 L at South Carolina 1-13 L at South Carolina 4-7 L at South Carolina 7-5 W at Radford 6-1 L Kent State # 7-0 L CINCINNATI 8-4 W CINCINNATI 2-1 L at George Washington 6-5 L at George Washington 4-1 W at George Washington 5-0 W at Pitt 10-2 W at Pitt 9-5 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE 11-5 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 11-4 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 6-5 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 9-4 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 6-5 L at Penn State 4-3 L at Penn State 3-2 W ST. BONAVENTURE 5-4 L ST. BONAVENTURE + 10-3 W ST. BONAVENTURE 9-0 W ST. BONAVENTURE 4-1 L at Akron 8-1 L at Akron 12-1 W DUQUESNE 1-0 W DUQUESNE 10-1 W DUQUESNE 12-1 W DUQUESNE 6-4 L at Maryland 2-0 W at Maryland 14-8 W PITT 6-5 L at St. Bonaventure + 8-2 W at St. Bonaventure Atlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.) 6-4 W vs. Rutgers 9-2 L vs. George Washington 7-6 W vs. Massachusetts 13-10 L vs. George Washington * at Macon, Ga. # at Blacksburg, Va. + St. Bonaventure used an ineligible player and forfeited its wins 1993 (29-25) 7-4 L 2-0 L 4-2 L 15-9 L 5-4 W 12-6 L 7-2 L 11-0 W 10-5 L 14-3 L 5-4 L 17-2 W 8-4 W 8-4 W 7-6 W 1-0 W 19-5 W 13-4 L 1-0 W 3-2 L 2-1 L

at N.C. State at N.C. State at N.C. State at UNC-Charlotte at UNC-Charlotte at UNC-Charlotte at Radford at Radford at Florida Central Florida * Massachusetts * Colgate * MARSHALL MARSHALL at George Washington at George Washington at George Washington AKRON AKRON at St. Joseph’s at St. Joseph’s

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1988 (33-19-1) 12-4 L at James Madison 5-2 L at James Madison 7-4 L at James Madison 8-2 W UNC-Wilmington * 10-10 T James Madison * 8-5 L Eastern Michigan * 3-1 W Evansville * 4-3 L at Georgia Southern 8-5 L Evansville * 4-3 L at Georgia Southern 8-5 L Evansville * 8-3 W at Virginia Tech 10-7 L at Virginia Tech 7-1 W at Duquesne 9-2 W at Duquesne 2-0 W at Duquesne 6-5 W at Duquesne 6-2 W CALIFORNIA, PA 11-7 W CALIFORNIA, PA 9-1 W OHIO 6-2 W OHIO 11-6 W OHIO 7-6 W OHIO 9-8 W at Marshall 17-2 W at Marshall 7-2 L ST. BONAVENTURE 6-1 W ST. BONAVENTURE 5-2 W ST. BONAVENTURE 8-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE 12-10 W at Kentucky 7-4 W at Charleston 13-4 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 8-3 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 3-2 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 8-5 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 5-2 W WEST LIBERTY 11-8 L WEST LIBERTY 9-0 W at Akron 3-2 L at Akron 5-1 W at Penn State 9-0 W at Penn State 9-3 W at Penn State 7-4 W FROSTBURG STATE 5-2 W FROSTBURG STATE 4-2 W at Cleveland State 10-8 W at Cleveland State 14-11 L AKRON 11-4 W AKRON 3-2 L at Penn State 9-8 L Pitt & Atlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.) 19-9 L vs. Massachusetts 6-3 W vs. George Washington 20-2 L vs. Massachusetts * at Statesboro, Ga. & at Hopwood, Pa.

11-3 L at James Madison 10-3 L at James Madison 11-8 L at James Madison 3-2 W at Georgia Southern 7-6 W C.W. Post * 8-1 W C.W. Post * 3-3 T Detroit * 8-3 W New York Tech * 3-2 W Carson-Newman * 8-5 L CALIFORNIA, PA 10-1 W CALIFORNIA, PA 6-0 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 11-0 W ALDERSON-BROADDUS 3-1 W KENT STATE 6-1 L KENT STATE 5-1 W DUQUESNE 13-2 W DUQUESNE 7-4 W DUQUESNE 10-2 W DUQUESNE 3-1 L VIRGINIA TECH 12-6 L VIRGINIA TECH 2-1 W FAIRMONT STATE 17-2 W CHARLESTON 8-5 W AKRON 8-4 W AKRON 7-6 L at George Washington 7-2 L at George Washington 4-2 W at George Washington 9-8 L at George Washington 25-6 W at Frostburg 15-6 L PENN STATE 8-4 W PENN STATE 17-4 L PENN STATE 6-5 W PENN STATE 8-1 L at Cleveland State 7-0 W at Cleveland State 5-3 W WEST LIBERTY 10-6 W WEST LIBERTY 14-6 W at St. Bonaventure 18-1 W at St. Bonaventure * at Statesboro, Ga.

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11-5 W at St. Joseph’s 7-3 L VIRGINIA TECH 10-1 W VIRGINIA TECH 6-4 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE 10-2 W TEMPLE 3-0 W TEMPLE 6-4 L TEMPLE 15-6 L at Penn State 7-4 L at Penn State 5-4 L MASSACHUSETTS 4-0 W MASSACHUSETTS 11-4 W MASSACHUSETTS 8-2 W CLEVELAND STATE 13-0 W CLEVELAND STATE 5-0 W at Cincinnati 8-6 W at Cincinnati 5-4 W at Rhode Island 6-0 W at Rhode Island 3-2 L at Rhode Island 6-2 W DUQUESNE 7-5 L MARYLAND 9-5 W MARYLAND 3-1 L at St. Bonaventure 4-3 L at St. Bonaventure 8-4 W at St. Bonaventure 7-5 W RUTGERS 7-3 L RUTGERS 8-7 W RUTGERS 12-5 L PITT Atlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.) 8-3 L vs. Temple 9-2 W vs. George Washington 10-4 W vs. Temple 7-6 L vs. Rutgers * at Daytona Beach, Fla.

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1994 (40-21) 12-8 W 3-1 W 4-3 L 7-4 L 4-2 L 12-4 W 5-0 L 10-1 L 10-1 L 5-3 W 10-1 W 2-1 W 7-2 L 21-3 W 6-1 W 3-2 W 18-2 W 4-2 W 10-2 W 9-7 W 3-2 W 3-2 W 5-2 W 9-5 L 8-1 W 5-1 W 6-4 L 10-8 W 4-0 W 9-8 W 12-6 L 10-3 W 14-4 W 10-2 W 12-6 L 6-1 L 12-3 L 14-5 W

at Duke at Duke at Duke at North Carolina at North Carolina at North Carolina at Tennessee at Tennessee at Vanderbilt at Vanderbilt at Vanderbilt YOUNGSTOWN STATE YOUNGSTOWN STATE YOUNGSTOWN STATE ST. JOSEPH’S ST. JOSEPH’S ST. JOSEPH’S at Temple at Temple at Temple CINCINNATI CINCINNATI RADFORD RADFORD ST. BONAVENTURE ST. BONAVENTURE ST. BONAVENTURE at Pitt GEORGE MASON GEORGE MASON GEORGE MASON DUQUESNE DUQUESNE KENT STATE KENT STATE at Massachusetts at Massachusetts at Massachusetts

21-2 W at Duquesne 11-2 W at Duquesne 5-2 L Virginia Tech * 5-3 L Virginia Tech * 6-4 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 4-2 L GEORGE WASHINGTON 7-0 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 10-3 W RHODE ISLAND 17-3 W RHODE ISLAND 3-1 W RHODE ISLAND 4-2 W at Maryland 8-2 L at Maryland 13-6 L PITT Atlantic 10 Tournament (Boyertown, Pa.) 12-1 W vs. Rutgers 6-1 L vs. St. Bonaventure 4-2 W vs. Massachusetts 11-9 W vs. St. Bonaventure 10-4 W vs. St. Bonaventure NCAA Play-In (Morgantown, W.Va.) 8-2 W ST. PETER’S 8-3 W ST. PETER’S NCAA Tournament (Miami, Fla.) 8-7 L Florida 19-7 W Rider 12-8 L Florida * Bluefield, W.Va. Greg Van Zant 1995-present: 450-362-1 (.554) 1995 (18-32) 12-6 L 14-8 L 13-3 L 11-1 L 8-2 L 12-9 W 6-1 L 9-7 W 4-2 L 11-6 L 7-6 W 8-3 L 4-2 W 3-2 W 8-5 L 9-7 W 6-3 W 4-3 L 7-4 L 2-0 L 12-6 L 16-2 L 13-11 L 13-6 L 3-2 L 4-3 W 5-4 W 5-3 L 15-5 W 5-1 W 2-0 W 15-4 L 6-2 W 8-0 L 9-7 W 6-2 L 6-5 L 11-7 L 3-2 L 12-4 W 17-2 L 6-0 L 12-1 L 10-9 W

Seton Hall * at Duke at Duke at Georgia Tech at Georgia Tech Purdue ^ at Stetson Illinois-Chicago & Xavier ^ Vanderbilt & KENT STATE KENT STATE MARSHALL MARSHALL at St. Joseph’s at St. Joseph’s at St. Joseph’s Virginia Tech $ VIRGINIA TECH VIRGINIA TECH at George Washington at George Washington at George Washington YOUNGSTOWN STATE YOUNGSTOWN STATE YOUNGSTOWN STATE TEMPLE TEMPLE TEMPLE DUQUESNE DUQUESNE at Pitt RUTGERS RUTGERS RUTGERS at St. Bonaventure at St. Bonaventure at St. Bonaventure at George Mason at Duquesne at Ohio State Appalachian State % at Ohio State MARYLAND

10-7 L MASSACHUSETTS 18-11 L MASSACHUSETTS 7-6 L MASSACHUSETTS 8-3 W at Rhode Island 2-1 L at Rhode Island 13-10 W at Rhode Island * at Chapel Hill,North Carolina ^ at DeLand, Fla. & at Orlando, Fla $ at Charleston, W.Va. % at Columbus, Ohio 1996 (33-25 Overall, 15-10 BIG EAST) 15-8 L at Oklahoma State 13-2 L at Oklahoma State 16-4 L at Oklahoma State 1-0 L St. Joseph’s * 7-2 L at Florida 8-6 W Vanderbilt * 6-2 L at Stetson 4-3 W NIAGARA 6-5 W NIAGARA 10-9 W KENT STATE 8-6 L KENT STATE 6-2 W KENT STATE 12-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE 13-5 L at Georgetown 16-2 W at Georgetown 3-2 W at Villanova 7-2 L at Villanova 1-0 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE 4-7 L YOUNGSTOWN STATE 9-2 W BOSTON COLLEGE 5-4 W BOSTON COLLEGE 10-5 W BOSTON COLLEGE 4-3 L at Maryland 12-4 L at Maryland 4-2 W SETON HALL 6-5 W SETON HALL 4-1 L RUTGERS 3-2 W RUTGERS 12-4 W Marshall % 3-1 L PITT 12-11 W PITT 8-6 W DUQUESNE 3-0 L at Providence 11-4 W at Providence 12-7 W at Providence 4-1 L at Pitt $ 3-2 L at St. John’s 5-1 L at St. John’s 5-4 L at St. John’s 17-9 L at Virginia Tech 14-11 L at Virginia Tech 6-4 W at Notre Dame 8-5 W at Notre Dame 7-5 L CONNECTICUT 9-3 W CONNECTICUT 12-11 W CONNECTICUT 7-6 W RICHMOND 7-6 W RICHMOND 15-4 W ST. LOUIS BIG EAST Tournament (Norwich, Conn.) 10-8 W vs. Notre Dame 5-0 W vs. Rutgers 6-5 W vs. St. John’s 5-2 L vs. Notre Dame 7-4 W vs. Notre Dame NCAA Tournament (Clemson, S.C.) 8-4 W vs. Tennessee 9-4 W vs. Georgia Southern 6-3 L vs. at Clemson 10-4 L vs. Tennessee * at Deland, Fla. % at Charleston, W.Va. $ at Three Rivers Stadium

1997 (36-19 Overall, 17-7 BIG EAST) at Ralston Purina Baseball Challenge; Wilmington, N.C. 12-6 L Old Dominion 5-0 W at UNC-Wilmington 19-10 L East Carolina 11-8 W at South Carolina 8-3 L at South Carolina 25-0 L at South Carolina 4-1 W at East Carolina 10-1 L at East Carolina 14-6 L at Richmond 6-3 W at Richmond 6-1 W NIAGARA 14-3 W NIAGARA 14-3 W NIAGARA 14-2 W ST. BONAVENTURE 9-3 L ST. BONAVENTURE 20-11 L ST. BONAVENTURE 8-3 W PROVIDENCE 10-0 W PROVIDENCE 12-7 W PROVIDENCE 6-5 W COPPIN STATE 14-2 W COPPIN STATE 10-0 W VILLANOVA 5-4 W VILLANOVA 9-0 W GEORGETOWN # 9-1 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE 9-0 W at Pitt 12-5 L VIRGINIA TECH 3-2 W VIRGINIA TECH 8-0 L at Rutgers 8-6 W at Rutgers 5-3 W at Seton Hall 13-10 W at Seton Hall 8-4 W PITT 14-10 W Eastern Kentucky & 8-5 L at Connecticut 11-3 L at Connecticut 9-2 W at Connecticut 6-2 W MARSHALL 10-0 W MARSHALL 14-11 W at Pitt 5-1 W at Boston College 12-9 L at Boston College 7-6 L at Boston College 7-1 W DUQUESNE 7-5 W NOTRE DAME 7-6 L NOTRE DAME 4-3 W ST. JOHN’S 12-6 L ST. JOHN’S 7-4 W ST. JOHN’S 21-2 W at Duquesne 7-2 W DUQUESNE 13-8 L EAST CAROLINA BIG EAST Tournament (Norwich, Conn.) 6-4 W vs. Seton Hall 11-4 L vs. St. John’s 8-1 L vs. Notre Dame # Georgetown win by forfeit & at Charleston, W.Va.

all-time scores

1999 (29-28 Overall, 12-13 BIG EAST) 8-2 L at Georgia Tech 7-6 L at Georgia Tech Service Academies Classic, Millington, Tenn. 7-1 L Air Force 3-2 W Connecticut 2-0 L Memphis 14-13 W Army Price Oil Classic, Montgomery, Ala. 9-2 L Vanderbilt 13-4 L Auburn

5-4 L Wake Forest 2-1 W TOLEDO 9-8 W TOLEDO 6-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE 10-5 W ST. BONAVENTURE 4-1 L NOTRE DAME 6-4 L NOTRE DAME 7-4 L VIRGINIA TECH 7-5 L VIRGINIA TECH 12-7 W at Providence 6-3 W at Providence 2-1 L at Connecticut 8-7 W at Connecticut 4-3 W MOUNT ST. MARY’S 11-2 W MOUNT ST. MARY’S 21-5 L RUTGERS 4-3 L RUTGERS 7-6 W SETON HALL 8-3 W SETON HALL 4-3 L Morehead State # 3-2 L at Pitt 4-1 L ST. JOHN’S 8-3 L ST. JOHN’S 2-0 L ST. JOHN’S 11-9 L PITT 13-2 W NEW YORK TECH 7-2 W NEW YORK TECH 15-3 W NEW YORK TECH 11-5 W NEW YORK TECH 4-0 W at Pitt 7-2 W GEORGETOWN 8-7 W GEORGETOWN 10-0 W GEORGETOWN 2-1 L YOUNGSTOWN STATE 7-2 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE 9-5 L PACE 9-4 W PACE 7-2 W PACE 9-5 L PACE 14-7 W at Villanova 4-3 W at Villanova 8-7 L at Villanova 8-6 W OHIO STATE 23-2 W DAYTON 2-1 W at Boston College 5-4 L at Boston College 5-0 L at Boston College BIG EAST Tournament (Trenton, N.J.) 7-2 L vs. Notre Dame 9-6 L vs. St. John’s # at Charleston, W.Va. 2000 (25-28 Overall, 10-12 BIG EAST) 7-5 L at Citadel 7-1 L Richmond# 12-2 L Virginia Tech# 9-6 L Oregon State% 6-5 L Michigan State% 6-4 L Cal-State Northridge% 9-1 L Nevada% 15-6 W at UNLV 5-3 L at Virginia Tech 6-5 L at Virginia Tech 4-3 L at North Carolina 6-0 L at North Carolina 9-7 W at Ohio 15-5 W CLEVELAND STATE 15-3 W ST. BONAVENTURE 7-3 W ST. BONAVENTURE 6-5 W MICHIGAN STATE 3-2 W MICHIGAN STATE 6-4 L MICHIGAN STATE 12-5 L BOWLING GREEN 8-1 W BOWLING GREEN 9-1 L at St. John’s

11-10 W at St. John’s 9-4 W at St. John’s 9-2 W MOUNT SAINT MARY’S 4-0 L at Rutgers 6-0 L at Rutgers 10-2 L at Rutgers 14-4 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE 7-1 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE 3-2 L PITT 10-8 W PITT 8-3 W HOWARD 16-4 W HOWARD 3-1 L NOTRE DAME 7-2 W NOTRE DAME 4-3 L NOTRE DAME 7-3 W at Georgetown 7-4 W at Georgetown 14-4 W EASTERN KENTUCKY 7-3 L EASTERN KENTUCKY 10-1 L EASTERN KENTUCKY 4-3 L CONNECTICUT 9-4 L CONNECTICUT 15-3 W CONNECTICUT 3-2 L at Seton Hall 4-3 L at Seton Hall 5-4 L at Seton Hall 11-7 W MD-BALTIMORE COUNTY 13-5 L TOWSON 6-2 W VILLANOVA 2-1 W VILLANOVA 4-0 W VILLANOVA # at Charleston, S.C. % at Las Vegas, Nev. 2001 (27-26 Overall, 12-14 BIG EAST) 2-1 L N.C. State# 12-5 L Tennessee# 5-2 L Maryland# 7-5 W Old Dominion% 7-1 L at UNC-Wilmington 5-1 L Richmond% 4-3 L Illinois& 7-2 W Illinois State& 4-0 L at Louisville 2-1 W CLEVELAND STATE 7-3 W CLEVELAND STATE 7-2 W CLEVELAND STATE 6-4 W CLEVELAND STATE 5-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE 5-1 L ST. BONAVENTURE 7-6 L RUTGERS 2-0 L RUTGERS 2-1 L RUTGERS 7-1 L BOWLING GREEN 8-0 W BOSTON COLLEGE 8-7 W BOSTON COLLEGE 2-1 L VILLANOVA 5-3 W VILLANOVA 4-2 L DAYTON 6-5 W at Pitt 3-2 L at Pitt 7-1 W at Pitt 7-3 W NIAGARA 21-3 W NIAGARA 3-0 W Eastern Kentucky* 6-3 W TEMPLE 8-5 W TEMPLE 6-3 W TEMPLE 6-0 L at St. John’s 4-3 L at St. John’s 4-1 L at Notre Dame 8-1 L at Notre Dame 6-5 W AKRON 14-4 L Virginia Tech 6-5 W Virginia Tech

7-5 W Virginia Tech 4-3 W OHIO 6-4 W at Connecticut 2-1 W at Connecticut 3-2 L at Connecticut 17-4 W GEORGETOWN 9-0 L GEORGETOWN 8-6 W GEORGETOWN 11-1 L JAMES MADISON 11-1 L JAMES MADISON 3-2 W at Seton Hall 18-8 L at Seton Hall 18-3 L at Seton Hall # at Charleston, S.C. % at Wilmington, N.C. & at Louisville, Ky. * at Charleston, W.Va. 2002 (24-26 Overall, 9-16 BIG EAST) 7-6 L at Vanderbilt 10-5 L at Vanderbilt 1-0 L at The Citadel 7-1 W Old Dominion # 12-5 W Western Carolina # 12-1 W Akron % 3-2 W Northern Illinois % 4-3 L at Winthrop 4-0 W BUFFALO 4-0 W BUFFALO 5-2 L BUFFALO 3-2 L NIAGARA 7-1 W NIAGARA 5-3 L KENT STATE 5-4 W KENT STATE 4-0 W at Georgetown 6-3 L at Georgetown 8-2 W at Georgetown 4-2 W NOTRE DAME 10-6 L NOTRE DAME 4-2 W ST. JOHN’S 7-2 L ST. JOHN’S 11-8 W at Duquesne 5-3 W CONNECTICUT 8-7 W CONNECTICUT 15-9 L CONNECTICUT 12-5 W CLEVELAND STATE 3-2 W CLEVELAND STATE 5-4 L at Boston College 8-7 L at Boston College 10-5 L at Villanova 6-1 L at Villanova 29-3 L at James Madison 4-0 W NEW YORK TECH 9-3 W NEW YORK TECH 16-8 W at Ohio 6-2 L at Rutgers 7-2 L at Rutgers 5-4 L at Rutgers 9-5 L OHIO 4-3 W DUQUESNE 4-2 W SETON HALL 5-3 L SETON HALL 8-3 W SETON HALL 16-6 W PITT 12-9 L PITT 4-1 L WAKE FOREST 6-0 L at Virginia Tech 14-6 L at Virginia Tech 12-8 L at Virginia Tech # at Charleston, S.C. % Rock Hill, S.C.

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1998 (37-17-1 Overall, 13-9 BIG EAST) at Ralston Purina Baseball Challange; Wilmington, N.C. 11-3 W James Madison 7-5 L at North Carolina Wilmington 12-7 L Richmond Service Academies Classic; Millington, Tenn. 5-4 W Navy 8-1 W Mississippi 8-1 W Memphis 7-1 W Navy 11-5 W at Virginia Tech 3-3 T at Virginia Tech 17-3 W St. Joseph’s $ 6-4 W at Stetson 8-6 L at Florida 9-8 L KENT STATE 4-3 L ST. BONAVENTURE 4-2 W ST. BONAVENTURE 8-5 W DUQUESNE 17-1 W CLEVELAND STATE 12-2 W CLEVELAND STATE 4-1 W CLEVELAND STATE 2-1 W at St. John’s 9-1 L at St. John’s 4-3 W at St. John’s 10-7 W PITT 10-2 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE 20-1 W NORTH CAROLINA A&T 18-3 W NORTH CAROLINA A&T 13-1 W NORTH CAROLINA A&T 12-11 W Marshall # 8-5 L CONNECTICUT 12-8 L CONNECTICUT 12-5 W PROVIDENCE 7-4 W PROVIDENCE 8-3 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE 12-11 W OHIO 9-8 W Pitt ^ 19-3 W MOUNT ST. MARY’S 8-4 W BOSTON COLLEGE 9-6 L BOSTON COLLEGE 12-11 W BOSTON COLLEGE 34-4 W COPPIN STATE 10-4 L at Ohio State 2-1 L at Georgetown 18-1 W at Georgetown 21-1 W at Georgetown 11-2 W MARYLAND 5-4 L PITT 4-3 L at Notre Dame 11-9 W at Notre Dame 5-3 L at Notre Dame 8-2 W VILLANOVA 15-10 L VILLANOVA 11-10 W VILLANOVA BIG EAST Tournament (Norwich, Conn.) 5-4 L Notre Dame 7-2 W Seton Hall 10-1 L Providence $ at Deland, Fla. # Charleston, W.Va. ^ Three Rivers Stadium; Pittsburgh, Pa.

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2003 (36-19 Overall, 18-6 BIG EAST) 10-2 L at Wake Forest 6-4 L at UNC Wilmington# 3-1 W Fordham# 9-5 W Fordham# 17-4 L at UNC Wilmington# 3-1 W at Tennessee 13-3 L at Tennessee 20-2 W Stony Brook! 3-2 W Stony Brook! 11-9 L Stony Brook! 12-3 W LEMOYNE 7-6 W LEMOYNE 11-10 L LEMOYNE 5-4 W LEMOYNE 9-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE 8-7 W ST. BONAVENTURE 16-2 W EASTERN MICHIGAN 12-8 W EASTERN MICHIGAN 12-3 L EASTERN MICHIGAN 8-3 W COPPIN STATE 11-2 W COPPIN STATE 11-0 W COPPIN STATE 12-9 W RUTGERS 12-4 L RUTGERS 4-0 L at Maryland 4-3 W at Seton Hall 10-8 W at Pitt 4-0 L at Pitt 6-5 W TOWSON 5-4 L TOWSON 18-14 W CONNECTICUT 9-3 W CONNECTICUT 10-5 W CONNECTICUT 15-5 W VIRGINIA TECH 3-1 W VIRGINIA TECH 5-0 W GEORGETOWN 9-2 W GEORGETOWN 21-8 W MARYLAND 4-0 W at St. John’s 7-6 L at St. John’s 9-7 W at St. John’s 15-12 L at Ohio 1-0 L at Notre Dame 7-5 W at Notre Dame 5-1 W at Notre Dame 4-0 W VILLANOVA 12-2 W VILLANOVA 11-6 W VILLANOVA 11-3 L Kent State^ 4-5 L at Boston College 3-7 L at Boston College 6-5 W at Boston College BIG EAST Tournament (Bridgewater, N.J.) 9-1 L vs. Notre Dame 10-0 W vs. Virginia Tech 8-7 L vs. Rutgers # UNC Wilmington Tournament ! Bluefield, W.Va. ^ Canton, Ohio 2004 (23-29 Overall, 10-16 BIG EAST) Homewood Suites Shootout; Charleston, S.C. 7-4 W Old Dominion 4-5 L at Citadel 13-21 L Richmond UNC Wilmington Tournament; Wilmington, N.C. 5-12 L Marist 2-7 L at UNC Wilmington Dairy Queen Classic; Minneapolis, Minn. 3-8 L at Minnesota 5-11 L Florida State 6-13 L Nebraska 8-3 W QUINNIPIAC 10-6 W QUINNIPIAC

6-0 W 2-9 L 1-6 L 7-1 W 8-2 W 4-8 L 4-1 W 10-3 W 0-4 L 3-5(10) L 2-6 L 2-4 L 4-8 L 4-6 L 4-6 L 4-3 W 8-9 L 0-2 L 2-7 L 2-1 W 14-4 W 3-12 L 15-11 W 1-20 L 8-2 W 10-2 W 8-4 W 6-3 W 6-5 W 5-1 W 8-16 L 0-1 L 9-15 L 3-7 L 11-15 L 4-7 L 9-0 W 4-0 W 6-5 W 4-1 W 5-6 L 6-5 W

STONY BROOK STONY BROOK STONY BROOK AKRON AKRON AKRON ST. BONAVENTURE ST. BONAVENTURE NOTRE DAME NOTRE DAME NOTRE DAME NIAGARA at Rutgers at Rutgers at Rutgers SETON HALL SETON HALL PITT PITT at Villanova at Villanova at Villanova at Duquesne at Virginia Tech at Virginia Tech at Georgetown at Georgetown at Maryland ST. JOHN’S ST. JOHN’S ST. JOHN’S BOSTON COLLEGE BOSTON COLLEGE BOSTON COLLEGE KENT STATE EAST TENNESSEE ST EAST TENNESSEE ST EAST TENNESSEE ST at Akron at Connecticut at Connecticut at Connecticut

2005 (25-30 Overall, 10-15 BIG EAST) 5-1 W Norfolk State 6-4 W Norfolk State Baseball at the Beach – Myrtle Beach, S.C. 2-7 L Clemson 2-8 L East Carolina 2-13 L at Coastal Carolina The Citadel Tournament – Charleston, S.C. 2-13 L vs. East Carolina 1-11 L at The Citadel 4-7 L at East Tennessee State 6-7 L at East Tennessee State 8-5 W at East Tennessee State 6-5 W vs. Cornell# 5-7 L vs. Cornell# 1-6 L vs. Cornell# 6-1 W NIAGARA 6-4 W NIAGARA 9-2 W TOLEDO 4-2 W TOLEDO 3-5 L TOLEDO 6-10 L TOLEDO 2-7 L BOSTON COLLEGE* 4-7 L BOSTON COLLEGE* 10-4 W GEORGETOWN* 5-9 L GEORGETOWN* 9-10(8) L COPPIN STATE 13-3 W COPPIN STATE 7-6 W at Connecticut* 2-9 L at Connecticut* 4-13 L at Connecticut* 5-12 L SAVANNAH STATE

15-1 W SAVANNAH STATE 3-11 L RUTGERS* 12-3 W RUTGERS* 6-4 W RUTGERS* 17-9 W at Duquesne 4-7 L ST. JOHN’S* 8-6 W ST. JOHN’S* 4-11 L ST. JOHN’S* 2-11 L AKRON 10-1 W MD-EASTERN SHORE 6-5 W MD-EASTERN SHORE 23-1 W MD-EASTERN SHORE 10-11 L OHIO 5-6 L at Pitt* 0-11 L at Pitt* 7-8 L at Pitt* 21-1 W SETON HALL* 17-3 W SETON HALL* 16-3 W SETON HALL* 6-5(11) W at Akron 1-0 W at Villanova* 6-13 L at Villanova* 7-3 W at Villanova* 1-3 L at Notre Dame* 1-5 L at Notre Dame* 3-7 L at Notre Dame* #Winston-Salem, N.C. *BIG EAST games 2006 (36-22 Overall, 14-13 BIG EAST) 10-2 W vs. Bucknell# 8-4(7) W vs. Bucknell# 8-1 W vs. Bucknell# Keith LeClair Tournament, Greenville, N.C. 4-12 L vs. N.C. State~ 5-0 W vs. Virginia Tech~ 5-4(10) W vs. Penn State~ Coastal Carolina Tournament, Conway, S.C. 4-5 L vs. Furman 10-3 W at Coastal Carolina 1-8 L at Coastal Carolina 9-2(7) W NIAGARA 17-4 W NIAGARA 10-4 W ST. PETER’S 18-0(7) W ST. PETER’S

7-3 W ST. PETER’S 5-4 W NORFOLK STATE 4-3(10) W EASTERN MICHIGAN 3-1 W EASTERN MICHIGAN 7-2 W EASTERN MICHIGAN 18-4 W ST. BONAVENTURE 8-4 W PITT* 6-2 W PITT* 13-4 W PITT* 16-0 W MD-EASTERN SHORE 20-2 W MD-EASTERN SHORE 7-5 W at Seton Hall* 28-8 W at Seton Hall* 0-6 L at Seton Hall* 11-0(7) W COPPIN STATE 7-3 W COPPIN STATE 6-10 L at Rutgers* 1-8(7) L at Rutgers* 2-3(11) L at Rutgers* 6-7 L at Ohio 3-6 L CONNECTICUT* 5-7 L CONNECTICUT* 8-13 L CONNECTICUT* 8-10 L at Maryland 4-6 L LOUISVILLE* 10-9 W LOUISVILLE* 6-5 W LOUISVILLE* 2-9 L LONGWOOD 9-4 W VILLANOVA* 7-6 W VILLANOVA* 9-12 L VILLANOVA* 4-5 L at Georgetown* 6-7 L at Georgetown* 10-8 W at Georgetown* 9-11 L MARYLAND 9-1 W at Cincinnati* 13-12 W at Cincinnati* 10-1 W at Cincinnati* 10-6 W AKRON 1-8 L SOUTH FLORIDA* 5-3 W SOUTH FLORIDA* 4-9 L SOUTH FLORIDA* BIG EAST Tournament (Clearwater, Fla.) 5-3 W vs. St. John’s 4-12 L vs. Notre Dame 7-12 L vs. St. John’s # Winston-Salem, N.C. * BIG EAST Games

Wes Osbourn and the Mountaineers won 36 games in 2006.

all-time scores

2008 (35-21 Overall, 13-14 BIG EAST) 1-5 L Akron# 11-3 W Akron# 2-1 W Akron# 2-3 L Akron# Baseball at the Beach Tournament, Myrtle Beach, S.C. 8-7 W Western Carolina 5-3 W Marshall 3-8 L at Coastal Carolina 4-1 W George Mason 8-1 W DUQUESNE 7-2 W VALPARAISO 11-8 W VALPARAISO 7-13 L ST. BONAVENTURE 21-3 W ST. BONAVENTURE 6-0 W IONA

The 2009 WVU baseball team. 7-2 W IONA 12-2 W IONA 17-7 W IONA 15-12 W PITT* 12-6 W PITT* 8-1 W PITT* 26-3 W COPPIN STATE 10-5 W MOREHEAD STATE 16-6 W MOREHEAD STATE 4-8 L at Rutgers* 2-8 L at Rutgers* 7-8(10) W at Rutgers* 23-7 W UMES 18-1 W UMES 10-8 W USF* 15-14(10) W USF* 2-5(11) L USF* 13-12(10) W OHIO 4-7 L at Seton Hall* 3-4 L at Seton Hall* 7-4 W at Seton Hall* 14-0 W DUQUESNE 4-8 L NOTRE DAME* 11-6 W NOTRE DAME* 4-9 L NOTRE DAME* 9-1 W at Duquesne 10-1 W UCONN* 12-11 W UCONN* 17-3 W UCONN* 1-2(10) L at St. John’s* 3-10 L at St. John’s* 5-6 L at St. John’s* 2-6 L LOUISVILLE* 5-2 W LOUISVILLE* 5-4(10) W LOUISVILLE* 9-13 L YOUNGSTOWN STATE 5-14 L at Cincinnati* 1-9 L at Cincinnati* 9-14 L at Cincinnati* BIG EAST Tournament (Clearwater, Fla.) 5-11 L vs. Cincinnati 13-6 W vs. Notre Dame 5-12 L vs. USF # Winston-Salem, N.C. * BIG EAST Games

2009 (37-18 Overall, 17-10 BIG EAST) BIG EAST/Big Ten Challenge, Clearwater, Fla. 14-4 W Indiana 4-5 L Minnesota 10-17 L Illinois 10-5 W Northwestern Baseball at the Beach Tournament, Myrtle Beach, S.C. 11-6 W Tennessee 5-15 L Coastal Carolina 19-0 W NJIT 13-3 W NJIT 5-2 W NJIT 30-3 W NJIT 8-14 L CANISIUS 8-5 W DUQUESNE 7-1 W SIENA 7-6 W SIENA 6-9 L SIENA 14-2 W SIENA 13-9 W at Morehead State 7-6 W at Connecticut* 12-2 W at Connecticut* 7-4 W at Connecticut* 10-7 W Kentucky& 1-3 L at Villanova* 12-8 W at Villanova* 7-4 W at Villanova* 7-5 W DUQUESNE 10-9 W OHIO 10-6 W GEORGETOWN* 10-5 W GEORGETOWN* 8-3 W GEORGETOWN* 9-3 W ST. JOHN’S* 5-10 L ST. JOHN’S* 16-2 W ST. JOHN’S* 5-4 W UMES 21-12 W at Duquesne 19-3 W at Notre Dame* 6-8 L at Notre Dame* 0-3 L at Notre Dame* 3-8 L at USF* 2-11 L at USF* 6-9 L at USF*

8-1 W MOREHEAD STATE 7-8 L MARYLAND 13-1 W RUTGERS* 7-12 L RUTGERS* 9-3 W RUTGERS* 15-9 W CINCINNATI* 9-2 W CINCINNATI* 18-3 W CINCINNATI* 6-2 W YOUNGSTOWN STATE 1-9 L at Pitt* 12-13 L at Pitt* 16-4 W at Pitt* BIG EAST Tournament (Clearwater, Fla.) 1-6 L vs. Connecticut 20-8 W vs. Pitt 6-11 L vs. USF * BIG EAST Games & At Charleston, W.Va.

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2007 (29-22 Overall, 10-16 BIG EAST) 5-1 W Cleveland State# 6-3 W Cleveland State# 3-0 L Cleveland State# Baseball at the Beach Tournament, Conway, S.C. 5-1 L North Carolina State 7-6 W UNC Wilmington Coastal Carolina Tournament, Conway, S.C. 6-5 W Marist 14-6 W Rhode Island 16-4 L at Coastal Carolina 7-0 W HARTFORD 11-1 W HARTFORD 11-5 W HARTFORD 11-1 W HARTFORD 14-12 L DUQUESNE 12-1 W ST. BONAVENTURE 10-6 L ST. BONAVENTURE 4-3(13) W SETON HALL* 12-5 W SETON HALL * 4-3 W SETON HALL * 7-1 W CANISIUS 9-1 W CANISIUS 4-3 L at Louisville* 16-5 L at Louisville* 9-8 L at Louisville* 12-0 W COPPIN STATE 10-0 W COPPIN STATE 8-5 L at South Florida* 8-9 L at South Florida* 16-5 W at South Florida* 8-4 W MD-EASTERN SHORE 10-2 W MD-EASTERN SHORE 16-4 W CINCINNATI* 11-8 L CINCINNATI* 6-1 W at Ohio 5-2 L at Notre Dame* 17-6 L at Notre Dame* 16-7 W at Notre Dame* 13-2 W MARYLAND 8-7 L ST. JOHN’S* 11-3 L ST. JOHN’S * 7-2 L ST. JOHN’S * 6-4 L at Villanova* 10-5 L at Villanova 5-4 W at Villanova* 6-3 L at Maryland 6-4 W OHIO 5-0 L at Connecticut* 14-0 W at Connecticut* 2-0 L at Connecticut* 8-1 W GEORGETOWN* 4-3 W GEORGETOWN * 10-1 L GEORGETOWN * # Winston-Salem, N.C. * BIG EAST Games

105

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A Adams, John Adams, Samuel (c-1b) Grant Town, W.Va. Adkins, Russell Hundred, W.Va. Agreste, Joe (1b) Chesapeake, Va. Alexander, J.P (cf) Frederick, Md. Allen, Rodney (p) Lindside, W.Va. Altemus, Andy (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Amedro, Chris (rhp) Moundsville, W.Va. Ammons, Neil (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Anderson, Earl (cf) Morgantown, W.Va. Anderson, George Latrobe, Pa. Angeline, Rick (2b) Fairmont, W.Va. Antalosky, Mike (p) Winder, Pa. Armstrong, Norman (3b-2b) Pittsburgh, Pa. Asbury, Justin (rhp) Bancroft, W.Va. Austin, Cecil (c) Austin, Wayne (of) Point Pleasant, W.Va. Ayers, George (lf) Barboursville, W.Va.

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B Bachman, Carl (1b) Wheeling, W.Va. Backman, Lloyd Morgantown, W.Va. Backus, Wendell (p) Meadow Bridge, W.Va. Baggs, John (p) Staten Island, N.Y. Baker, Edwin (p-rf) Charleston, W.Va. Baliker, John (c) Morgantown, W.Va. Bame, Chris (p) Glenville, W.Va. Barker, Abe (1b-rf) Ford City, Pa. Barna, Herbert “Babe” (1b) Anmoore, W.Va. Barnard, George (2b) Morgantown, W.Va. Barron, Frank (p) St. Marys, W.Va. Bartlett, Robert (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Barry, Dan (p) Manalapan, N.J. Battaglia, Jeff (dh-c) Riverside, Calif. Baumgardner, Manning (of) Columbus, Ohio Bayliss, William (2b) Dunloop, Pa. Bebout, Dave (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Beahm, Bob (3b) Waynesboro, Va. Beall, Louis (rf) Beasley, Alvin (of) South Charleston, W.Va. Beatty, Bob (inf-of) Alexandria,Va. Becca, Charles (p) Martins Ferry, Ohio Begalla, George (of) Salem, Ohio Behnke, William Follansbee, W.Va. Beller, Steve (p) Colcord, W.Va. Belnome, Vince (3b-2b) Coatesville, Pa. Belpuliti, Boris (inf) Beltz, Bob (p) New Castle, Pa. Bennett, John (p) Harman, W.Va. Bergerson, Brendan (p) Michigan City, Ind. Bermingham, Joseph (1b) Parkchester, N.Y. Bernardo, Bob (rf) DuBois, Pa. Berzansky, Steve (1b) Portage, Pa. Biddle, William (c) Carlisle, Pa. Biggs, Billy (p) Scott Depot, W.Va. Black Blair, J.B. (p) Blake, Robert (1b-p) Blethen, Matt (p) Havre de Grace, Md. Blevins, Chad (2b) Havre de Grace, Md. Boggess (c) Boggs, Chuck (c) Charleston, W.Va. Boggs, Craig (2b) Charleston, W.Va. Boggs, Jeff (inf) Charleston, W.Va. Boggs, Larry (inf) Charleston, W.Va.

1912-13-14 1948-49-50 1922 2008-09 1989-90 1993-96 2009 2003-04-05 1983-86 1939-40 1898-99 1977-78-79 1973 1917-18-19-20 2003-04 1906-07-08 1957-58-59 1913-14-15-16-17 1911-12-13 1909 1961-62-63 1992-93 1932-33 1955-56 1998-99 1995-96-97-98 1935-36-37 1921-22-23-24 1913-14-15 1941-42 1992-93 1985-86 1986-87-88 1905-06-07 1987-88-89 1967-68 1895 1949-50 1973-74-75 1948-49-50 1968 1929-30-31 1996-97 2007-08-09 1946-47-48 1971 1939-40 2004-05-06-07 1946-47-48-49 1984-85 1963-64 1947 1999, 2001-02 1904 1912 1908-09 1999-00-01 2001-02 1912 1965-66-67 1999-2000 1993-94-95 1970-71

Bolyard, Bucky (inf-p) Aurora, W.Va. Bowman, William (p) Bonato, Louis (of) Pittsburgh, Pa. Boone Boone Bowling, Casey (of) Chapmanville, W.Va. Brake, Arthur Buckhannon, W.Va. Braker Brenaman, Robert (p) Broadwater, Marcus (p) Clarksburg, W.Va. Brock, Sam (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Brock, Todd (inf) Georgetown, Del. Brown, Charles (inf) Connellsville, Pa. Brown, Roscoe (cf) Brownell (c) Bruder, Woodruff (rf) Houston, Texas Bruns, Charles (p) Brooklyn, N.Y. Buckner, Grant (of) Elkview, W.Va. Bullard, Archie (p) Burger, Michael (1b) Beaver Falls, Pa. Burley, William (rf) Moundsville, W.Va. Burns, Dick (of) Bridgeport, Ohio C Caccolini, Vincent (2b) Cafaro, Frank (p) Pittsburgh, Pa. Campbell, John (p) Mullens, W.Va. Cappa, John (p) Oakmont, Pa. Carden, Charlie (2b) Carden, Dana (2b-p) Weston, W.Va. Carder, Glen Bridgeport, W.Va. Carenbauer, John (of) Wheeling, W.Va. Carpenter, David (c) Fairmont, W.Va. Carpenter, Kevin (c) Sutton, W.Va. Carringan, Charles Moundsville, W.Va. Carson, James (of) Madison, W.Va. Carter, James (p) Martins Ferry, Ohio Caruso, Brett (c) Allison Park, Pa. Casto, Charles (lf) Spencer, W.Va. Chenoweth, Fred (p-rf) Fairmont, W.Va. Chepko, Steve (rf) Cassville, W.Va. Chittum, Dick (3b) Morgantown, W.Va. Chotner (1b) Christoforo, Michael (inf) Arlington, Mass. Chuma, Paul (p) Weirton, W.Va. Cialli, Fred (ss) Bronx, N.Y. Circle, Tim (p) Charleston, W.Va. Cisneros, Josh (c) Wilmington, Calif. Clarke, Harry (of-1b) Uniontown, Pa. Cisneros, Dan (p) Elkton, Md. Clay, Jim (1b) Whitesville, W.Va. Cline, Zac (p) Union City, Pa. Clinton, Bruce Shepherdstown, W.Va. Clinton, Kurtis Morgantown, W.Va. Coalter, James (1b) Princeton, W.Va. Coceano, Leo (p) Farmington, W.Va. Cole, Otis (cf) Morgantown, W.Va. Comko, Matt (2b-dh) Washington, Pa. Connolly, Robert (c) Pittsburgh, Pa. Cook, Tom Fisherville, W.Va. Cooper, Chester (of) Washington, D.C. Cooper, Harry (p-2b) Copley, Jim (rf) Logan, W.Va. Corley, Ray (lf-dh) Morgantown, W.Va. Core, John (lf) Covey, Thomas (p) Beckley, W.Va.

1957-58-59 1898-99-00-01-02 1951-52 1910 1915 2003-04-05-06 1907 1905 1926-27-28 2009 1975-76-77-78 1999-2000 1937-38-39-40 1900 1908 1923-24-25 1928-29-30-31 2008-09 1908-09-10 2005-06 1922 1975-76 1938 1997 1987-88 1993 1917-19 1931-32-33 1936 1941-42 2004-05-06 1989-90 1895 1947-48-49 1958-59-60 1991-92-93-94 1911-12-13-14 1915-16-17 1938 1934-35 1933 2004 1958-59-60 1949 1980 2000-01 1940 1998-99 1966-67-68 2002-03-04 1976 2001-02-03-04 1950 1954 1903-04-05-07 1973-74-75 1957 1955-56-57 1951-52-53 1899 1923-24 1980-81 1901-02-03-04 1932-33-34

all-time lettermen Cramer, C.W. Creegan, Pat (p) Cumberland, Md. Crews, Dallas (of) Ocala, Fla. Croftcheck, Tom (2b-ss) Carmichaels, Pa. Cropp, Bob (of) Bridgeport, W.Va. Cropp, Homer (c) Clarksburg, W.Va. Crossland, Howard (2b) New Haven, Pa. Cummings, Jeremy (p) South Charleston, W.Va. Cunningham (p) Cunningham, C. (lf) Cunningham, Mark (of) Parkersburg, W.Va. Curry, Harry (p-c) Grafton, W.Va. Curtis, Gene (ss) Bethany, W.Va.

E Eaton, Bob (p) Baynard, W.Va. Eller, Charles Grafton, W.Va. Ellis, Justin (p) Pickerington, Ohio Ellis, Sam (1b-3b) McLean, Va. Elwood, Brad (c) Clear Spring, Md. Ely, Richard (2b) Ely, John Finleyville, Pa. Emsweller, Tom (lf) Bowie, Md. Enourato, Chris (p) Bridgeport, W.Va. Englehart, Troy (1b-dh) Clear Spring, Md. Enochs, Chris (p) Newell, W.Va. Erb, Paul (p) Evans, Richard (p) Ewen, Clayton (p) Derby, Kan.

2002-03-04-05 1980 1914 1898 1957 1918-19-20 1959 1899-1900 1990-91-92 1896-97-98-99-00 1923-24 1946-48-49 2002-03 2008-09 1900 1993-94 1912-13-14 1941-42 1972-73-74-75 1947-48-49-50 1975-76-77 2001 1918-19-20-21 1963-64 1915 1906-07-08 1933 2005 1980-81 2002-03-04-05 2009 2005-06 2008-09 1963-64

F Fagler, Marty (p) Farmington, Pa. Falkenstine, Willard (3b) Morgantown, W.Va. Farley, Francis (ss) Charleston, W.Va. Felker, G. (2b) Fennessey, Jeff (p) Sunbury, Pa. Feola, Joe (c) Staten Island, N.Y. Ferguson, Dave (of) Monroeville, Pa. Fidler, Raymond (c) Field, Joseph (c) Bruceton Mills, W.Va. Filandino, Joe (p) Norristown, Pa. Finnerty, John (of) Pittsburgh, Pa. Firestone, Don (inf) West Bridgewater, Pa. Flanary, Mike (rf) Flinn, Virgil (3b) Flowers, John (2b) Riverside, Calif. Force, Nelson (lf) Basking Ridge, N.J. Fox, John (ss) New York, N.Y. Franko, Bill (lf) Republic, Pa. Franks, George (inf) Masontown, Pa. Freese, George (3b) Wheeling, W.Va. Fritz, Lee (of) Waynesburg, Pa. Frownfelter, Mike (of) Frederick, Md. Frushour, Jason (c) Frederick, Md. Fuchs, Bill p-2b) Pittsburgh, Pa. Fulton, Charles (p)

2001-02-05-06 1939 1925-26 1909 1993-94 1980 1969-70 1913-14-15-17 1958 1982-83-84 1969 1954-56 1981 1916-17 1983 1983-84 1946 1954-55 1964-65-66 1947 2002-03-04-05 2000-01-02 1994-95-96-97 1988 1915

G Gallagher, Rick (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Gallin, Mickey (c) Ganey (p) Gefen, Summer Roxbury, Mass. Gilbert, Greg (2b) Boyertown, Pa. Gilbert, Tom (c) Sykesville, Md. Glessner, Jeremy (dh) Berlin, Pa. Glus, Dan (p) North Braddock, Pa. Glus, Dean (p) North Braddock, Pa. Gocke, Jack (p) Clarksburg, W.Va. Goff, John (p) Holden, W.Va. Gorby (p) Gordon, Ken (rf) Knoxville, Md. Goss, Glenn (c) Glenshaw, Pa. Gott, Fred Gray, Gary (p) McKeesport, Pa.

1977-78 1933-34 1917 1940 1984-85-86-87 1976-77-78 1999 1982-83-84-85 1985-86-87-88 1935-36-37 1957-58-59 1907-08 1975 1979-80-81-82 1912 1974-75-76

1965 1937 2009 1968-69-70 1997-98 1897 1906-07 1976-77-78-79 2007-08-09 1996-97 1995-96-97 1930-31-32 1921-22 2001-02

Marty Fagler

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D Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Amico, Travis (c) Wampum, Pa. Darrell, Mike (ss) Bowie, Md. Darst (ss) Davis, Fred Davis, Paul (p) Dawson, Paul (cf) Rockford, W.Va. Della-Mea, Bruno (of) Beckley, W.Va. Deming, L.C. (lf) DeMoss, David (of) Fairmont, W.Va. Dent, William (p-rf) DeVaughn, Floyd Morgantown, W.Va. Devonshire, James (of) Penns Grove, N.J. DiAngelo, Jason (p) McMurray, Pa. DiBartolomeo, Dan (3b-of) Margate, N.J. Dickey, A.F. (rf) Dickerson, Ryan (p-inf) Smyrna, Del. Dille, John (3b) Dolinger, Yorke (of) New York, N.Y. Dolphin, Dan (p) Newark, Del. Donata, Arthur (p) Beaverdale, Pa. Donnelly, Tim (p) Bowie, Md. Dorsey, Adrian (ss) Wheaton, Md. Dorsey, Wesley (rf-cf) Mt. Lookout, W.Va. Douglas, Phil (lf) Elkins, W.Va. Dougher, William (inf) Downs, Harry (3b) Doyle, John (c) Greenwood, W.Va. Drespling, Brandon (of) New Castle, Pa. Dubbe, Dean (cf) Morgantown, W.Va. Dunham, Todd (p) Gans, Pa. Durborow, Colin (2b) Gibsonia, Pa. Durst, Kenny (p) Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Dvoroznak, Mark (of) Westlake, Ohio Dyer, Mike (inf) Parkersburg, W.Va.

1897 1950-51-52 2001-02 1981-82-83-84 1968-69 1936-37 1900-01 1996-97-98-99 1903 1933-34-35 1972-73 1916-17 1902

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Grayson, J.L. (p) Grigg, Adrian (p) Grimm, Charles (3b) Morgantown, W.Va. Grimm, Eric (inf) Parkersburg, W.Va. Gronninger, James (3b-ss) Charleston, W.Va. Gross, Billy (p) Frederick, Md. Grossman, Hal (ss) Bronx, N.Y. Guth, Buck (ss) Baltimore, Md. Gyorko, Jedd (2b-ss) Morgantown, W.Va.

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H Hagan, Arthur Hagan, Julian (p) Huntington, W.Va. Haines, Brad (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Hale, John (c) Huntington, W.Va. Hall, Archie (p) Hall, Bemis (of) Williamstown, W.Va. Hall, Mike (3b) Fairmont, W.Va. Halliwell, Don (rf) Williamstown, W.Va. Halloran, Jim (c) Millville, N.J. Hamilton, Robert (rf-cf) Hinton, W.Va. Hammond, Jamie (2b-ss) Salisbury, Md. Hand, George (cf) West Liberty, W.Va. Hanford (p) Harding, C.W. (1b) Hardy, Michael (1b) Sharon, Pa. Hardman, Orville (of) Parkersburg, W.Va. Harman (p) Harrick, Joe (of) Punxsutawney, Pa. Harrick, George Harrick, Stephen (cf) Punxsutawney, Pa. Harrick, William (cf) Punxsutawney, Pa. Harris, Ike (1b) Newburg, W.Va. Harrison, Samuel Clarksburg, W.Va. Harsanya, John (p) Hart, Matt (inf) Lititz, Pa. Hartman, Brad (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Hash, John (cf) 1929-30-31 Hatalla, Joe (2b) Nemacolin, Pa. Hawley, Roy (c) Bluefield, W.Va. Hayes (c) Heiger, William (2b) Charleston, W.Va. Heise, Jim (p) Scottsdale, Pa. Heizer, William (lf) Charleston, W.Va. Helsel, Ron (p-of) Duncansville, Pa. Henderson, John Clarksburg, W.Va. Hendren, Steve (p) Orange, Calif. Henry, Howard (c) Connellsville, Pa. Herrington, Jim (c) Hersey, Rex (of) Guyandotte, W.Va. Hertzler, Jacob (1b) Reading, Pa. Hetzel, Don (of) Bakerton, W.Va. Hewitt, Jacob (p) Madisonville, W.Va. Hickman, John (c) Hickman, Charles (inf) Taylortown, Pa. Higgins, Glenn (1b-c) Parkersburg, W.Va. Hill, Ryan (p) Seymour, Ind. Hill, Walter (p) Hilton, Kent (of) Fredonia, N.Y. Hinerman, Edgar Hines, Skip (2b) Morgantown, W.Va. Hively, Jason (p) Huntington, W.Va. Hockenberry, Charlie (c) Nemacolin, Pa. Hodges, Charles Morgantown, W.Va. Hodges, Milton Hoenstine, Doak (c) Claysburg, Pa. Hoff, Bruce (p) Coopersburg, Pa.

1908-09 1908-09 1959 2000-01-02-03 1903-04-05-07 2007-08-09 1939-40-41 1967-68-69 2008-09 1918 1913-14-15 1973-74 1971 1905 1935-36 1959 1952 1987-88 1931-32 1997-98 1927-28 1912 1896-97 1925 1942 1909 1918-19-20-21 1929-30 1921-22-23-24 1927-28-29-30 1973 1913 1926-27-28 1997-98 1987-88-89 1961-62-63 1923-24-25 1912-13-14 1925 1953-54-55-56 1926 1990-91-92-93 1975 1999-2000 1941 1946 1914-15-16 1904-05 1964-65-66 1894-95 1896 1897 1957 2005-06 1896 1983 1907-08-09 1970 1994-95-96 1939-40-41 1913 1900-01 1982-83 1982

Jerry Mahoney Hoffman, Gray (p) Hohlbein, Roger (1b) Cloverdale, Ohio Holshey, John (p) Cumberland, Md. Honce, Joe (cf) Bridgeport, W.Va. Hopke, William (1b) Grafton, W.Va. Howard, Bernard (inf) Wheeling, W.Va. Hudson, Joe (p) Medford, N.J. Huff, Sam (c) Farmington, W.Va. Huffman, Charlie (p) Humphry, Ed (c) Huston Hutchinson, Harold Fairmont, W.Va. Iannacchione, Mike (p)

I Pittsburgh, Pa.

1915 1982 1982-83 1971-72 1921-22-23 1954 1990-91-92 1954 1915-16-17 1927-28 1904 1910-11 1990

J Jackson, Ed (p-cf) Kingwood, W.Va. Jackson, Robert (of) Kingwood, W.Va. Jackson, William (1b) Kingwood, W.Va. Jacobson, Jim (3b) Jamestown, N.Y. Jenkins, Justin (3b) Ridgeley, W.Va. Jochum, Tom (3b) Johnson, Bob (of) Johnson, Duncan (2b) Johnson, Greg (p) Frostburg, Md. Johnson, Mike (p) Elkins, W.Va. Johnston, Joseph (c) Morgantown, W.Va. Jones, Jonathan (p) Fredericksburg, Va. Jones, Monty (rf) Moundsville, W.Va. June, Kester (p) Piedmont, W.Va.

1934-35 1929-30 1934-35 1972 2005-06-07 1946-47-48 1939-40-42-46 1895 1996 1974-75-76-77 1932-33-34-35 2009 1960-62 1916-17-18

K Kaltenecker, Christy (2b) Parkersburg, W.Va. Karr, William (lf) Ripley, W.Va. Kavourias, Jim (1b) Brooklyn, Ohio Kee, J.N. (1b) Keeler, Bill (p) Morrisville, Pa. Kell, Septimus Welch, W.Va. Keller, Arch (2b) Kenna, Ed (p) Charleston, W.Va. Kenna, Jack Kennoy (ss)

1954-55 1931 1998 1909-10 1974-75-76 1907 1912-13-14 1901 1907 1903

1938-39-40 1964-65-66 1985-86 1917 1973 1999-2000 1993 1998 1968-69 1978-79-80-81 1974-75-76-77 2005-06 1981 1964-65-66 1899 2005-06-07-08 1982-83-84-86 1985-86-87 1979

L LaNeve, Ron (ss) Newell, W.Va. Langmaack, Jack (p) Lambert, Oscar (1b) Charleston, W.Va. Landers, Mark (1b) Charleston, W.Va. Lang, Axel (ss) LaRue, Russell (3b) Wheeling, W.Va. Latterner, Jack (p) Marietta, Ohio Lawhead, Berte (cf) Laxton, Josh (p) Audubon, N.J. Leach, Steve (p) Barboursville, W.Va. Lease, Randy (p) Irwin, Pa. Leatherman, Dan (p) Walkersville, Md. Leatherwood, Michael (2b) Wheeling, W.Va. Lehosit, Tony (p-dh) Clarksburg, W.Va. Lemley, Clark (p) Star City, W.Va. Lenart, Ed (1b) Trafford, Pa. Leposky, Richard (p) Ellwood City, Pa. Lester, Roy (of) Spencer, W.Va. Lewis, Lambert (3b) Charleston, W.Va. Lewis, Carson (rf) Charleston, W.Va. Lipscomb, Ryan (lhp) Shenandoah Jct, W.Va. Listoun, Walt (2b) Windsor Heights, W.Va. Little, Tom (of) Pittsburgh, Pa. Lively, William (ss) Charleston, W.Va. Llewellyn, Lee (lf) Duke, W.Va. Lockhart, Brent (of) Winchester, Va. Lodgek, Rich (p) Medford, N.J. Long (cf-ss) Lopez, Russell Clarksburg, W.Va. Lopinsky, Sam (p) Charleston, W.Va. Lorentz, Harold (lf) Brady, Pa. Lowe, S.C. Lowe, Lefty (p) Lynch, Tom Ramsey, N.J. Lytle, Irvin (ss-p) Morgantown, W.Va.

1954-55-56 1976-77 1916 1991-92-93-94 1933-34-35 1928-29-30-31 1916-17-18-19 1895-96-97-98 1999 1973 1971 2006 1913-14-15-26 1989-90-91 1919-20 1955-56-58 1951-52-53 1947-48-49 1925 1926 2003-04 1966 1965-66-67 1911-12-13 1895-96-97-99 2007-08 1992-93-94-95 1913-14 1948 1925-26-27-28 1937-38-39 1897-98-99-1900 1930-31 1970 1920-22-23

M Maderia, Bernard (1b) Morgantown, W.Va. Mahoney, Jerry (3b) Shepherdstown, W.Va. Mammarella, Mickey (cf-p) Dover, Ohio Mankin, Craig (p) Red Jacket, W.Va. Manning, Bill (c) Rutherford, N.J. Margules, Joe (rf) Markel, Austin (of) Elizabethville, Pa. Marovic, Bill (cf) Leckrone, Pa. Martin, Paul (rf) Cassville, W.Va.

1920-21-22 1976-77 1984-85-86-87 1960-61-62 1984-85-86 1933-34 2006-07-08-09 1963-64-65 1903-04-05

Martin, Homer (c) Charleston, W.Va. Marz, Mike (p) Belford, N.J. Mason, Earl (rf-1b) Allegheny, Pa. Mason, John Mascilli, Loreto (cf) Morgantown, W.Va. Mathias, Keith (p) Youngstown, Ohio Matuszek, Kyle (1b) Cincinnati, Ohio Maust, David (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Mavroleon, Jim (p) Freehold, N.J. Maxwell, Levi (p) Shinnston, W.Va. Mayfield, James (cf) Maylander, Richard Hoboken, N.J. McCabe, Tim (3b) Wexford, Pa. McCanley (3b) McCarthey, D. (c) McCarthy, A.C. McCarty, Mark (p) Kingwood, W.Va. McCracken, Vance (p) St. Albans, W.Va. McCue, John (2b) Morgantown, W.Va. McCullough, Jack (inf) Natrona Heights, Pa. McCutcheon, Bruce (c) Moorestown, N.J. McGee, Matt (of) Gilette, Pa. McGrath, Travis (p) Hurricane, W.Va. McKinney, Matt (inf) Bridgeport, W.Va. McKown, Charles (rf) Wayne, W.Va. McKown, Chad (of) Moundsville, W.Va. McLure, Larry (p) Wayne, W.Va. McMillen, Josh (lf) Morgantown, W.Va. McMinn, Tom (cf) McNamee, Joe (1b-p) Bridgeport, W.Va. McNeer, Clinton Hinton, W.Va. McWhorter, Charles (3b) Lewisburg, W.Va. Meadows, Jerry (p) Uniontown, Pa. Meadows, Keith (rf) Uniontown, Pa. Merrill, Austin (c) Michaels, Ryan (p) Altoona, Pa. Middleburg, Charles (cf) Miller, Dwight (ss) Morgantown, W.Va. Miller, Jim (p) Kent, Ohio Miller, Ken (c) Miller, Shawn (rhp) Troy, N.Y. Mitchell, Fred (rf) Moore, Chris (p) New Cumberland, Pa. Moore, Mike (c) Somerset, Pa. Moore, Stan (c) Morgantown, W.Va. Morande, Gus (3b) Islip Terrace, N.Y. Morgan, Al (p) Morgan, Dick (p) Whitesville, W.Va. Morosco, Bill (cf) Fairmont, W.Va. Morrison, Ed (1b) Erie, Pa. Morrison, Stephen (p) Coatesville, Pa. Morrow, George (cf) Huntington, W.Va. Morton, Richard (3b) Morgantown, W.Va. Moschel, Mike (p) Bethel Park, Pa. Mowrey, Cassel (1b) Big Issacâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, W.Va. Mullen, Grant (of) Fredericksburg, Va. Munchin, Bob (rf) Fairmont, W.Va. Munk, Rudolph Connellsville, Pa. Myers, Larry (lf) Ijamsville, Md. Myers, Tony (ss) Mount Joy, Pa. Nagy, Rob (p) Nachbar, Seymore (c-p) Napoleoni, Hector (inf) Nebera, Fred (p) Nebinger, Richard (ss)

N West Mifflin, Pa. New York, N.Y. Ponce, Puerto Rico Fairview, W.Va. Steelton, Pa.

1919-20-21-22 1993-94 1904-05-06-07 1908 1933-34 1988-89-91-92 2004-05-06 2000-01 1969-70 2004-06-07 1921-22 1948 2000-01-02-03 1905 1905-06-07-08 1909 1980 1999-00-01 1936-37-38 1966 1970 1999-2000 2004 1995 1954-55-56 2005 1911 1999-2000 1909-10-11-12 1996-97-98 1934 1897-98-99-1902 1965-66-67 1979-80 1909-10 1997-98 1898-99-1900-02 1898-99-1900-02 1966-67 1924-25-26 2003-04-05 1896-97-98 1998-99 1990-91 1974 1985-86-87 1935-36 1950-51-52 1959-60 1925-26-27 2008 1915-16-17 1950-51 1967-68 1922-23 1964-65 1963-64-65 1910 1970-71-72 1995-96

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Kernosky, Victor (c) Morgantown, W.Va. Kinder, Chuck (c) St. Albans, W.Va. King, Chris (p) West Milford, N.J. King, Andrew (c) Kirchner, Bernie (p-1b) Arlington, Va. Kirkland, Jim (p) Anaheim, Calif. Kline, Steve (p) Winfield, Pa. Kloes, David (p) Harmony, Pa. Knoll, John (p) Boston, Pa. Koch, Ed (p) Pittsburgh, Pa. Kocur, Mickey (ss) Baltimore, Md. Korzun, Kevin (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Kovach, Doug Kovach, Vaughn (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Krebbs, George (c) New Martinsville, W.Va. Kuhn, Tyler (2b-ss) Louisville, Ky. Kumor, Larry (1b) Uniontown, Pa. Kuzemchak, John (1b) Glenshaw, Pa. Kyle, Glenn (p) Morgantown, W.Va.

1972 1937-38-39 1941-42 1939 1908-09

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Neelen, Craig (p) Jamestown, N.Y. Neff, Todd (c) Paden City, W.Va. Nefflin, William (rf) Keyser, W.Va. Nekoranec, Joe (3b) Morgantown, W.Va. Nelms, Doug (inf) Bristol, Va. Nelson, Josh (p) Bellevue, Ohio Neumark, Tim (cf) Frostburg, Md. Neutzling, Kurt (cf) Bowie, Md. Nieman, John (p) Weirton, W.Va. Nilsen, John (1b-dh) Chester, N.Y. Nippert, Dustin (p) Beallsville, Ohio Noll Norman, Carl (p) Valley Grove, W.Va. Norris Nugent, Ed (cf) Crown Hill, W.Va.

1972-73 1999-2000 1919-20-21 1935-36-37 2003-04-05-06 2000-01 1999-2000 1974-75 1964 1989-90-91 2002 1896 1952-53-54-55 1901 1925-26

O Ogden, Doug (p) San Diego, Calif. O’Haver, Don (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Oliker, Aaron Clarksburg, W.Va. Oliver, Rick (3b) Baltimore, Md. Olivito, Pete (rf) Morgantown, W.Va. Olkowski, Kevin (dh) Baltimore, Md. Onder, Angelo (cf) McCullough, Pa. O’Neil, Jeff (inf) Morgantown, W.Va. O’Neil, Mike (c) Baldwin, N.Y. Osborne, Robert Osborne, David (p) South Charleston, W.Va. Osbourn, Wes (p) Shinnston, W.Va. Oswald, Ryan (p) Cochranton, Pa.

1977-78 1953-54-55-56 1925-26 1969-70 1959 1996-98, 2000 1936 1963 1992 1897 1952 2004-05 1998

P Paczewski, Frank (lf) Wheeling, W.Va. Palumbo, Mark (ss) Morgantown, W.Va. Pape, Jason (2b) Bethel Park, Pa. Parke, Tom (1b-of) Pittsburgh, Pa. Parks, Justin (c-inf-of) Columbus, Ohio Parrish, Bill (p) Vienna, W.Va. Parsons, Floyd Parsons, John (3b) Pathmore, Gib (lf-c) New Cumberland, Pa. Patsy, Billy (cf) Clarksburg, W.Va. Parziale, Vince (p-of) DuBois, Pa. Pastorius, Thomas Pavelko, Eric (2b) Morgantown, W.Va.

1958-59-61 1974 2006-07 1965-66-67 2006-07-08-09 1977-78 1898 1896 1982-83 1998 1963 1895-96 1993-94

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Peck, M.C. (c) Perry, Dave (p) Star City, W.Va. Perry, Tom (2b) United, Pa. Petho, Eric (c) Bellaire, Ohio Peyton, Bob (of) Wheeling, W.Va. Pfalsgraf, Russell (inf) Parkersburg, W.Va. Pfleger, Phil (lf-1b) Chicago, Ill. Phillips (rf) Phillips, George (cf) Belington, W.Va. Phillips, Dave (1b) Woodbury, N.J. Pickering, Chase (p) Cross Lanes, W.Va. Pickering, Jeff (1b-p) Charleston, W.Va. Piscorik, John (inf) Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Pittman, Travis (of) Summerville, S.C. Pizatella, Ron (of) Fairmont, W.Va. Plank, Sam (of) Winchester, Va. Plaster, Lawrence Charleston, W.Va. Pobolish, Ron (2b) Dillonvale, Ohio Podolinski, Andy (p) Sayre, Pa. Point, W.W. Popovich, Paul (2b) Flemington, W.Va. Porter, Don (ss) Pittsburgh, Pa. Porter, Donald (1b) Posluszny, Stan (of) Aliquippa, Pa. Powroznik, Todd (p) Maidsville, W.Va. Pratt, Ira Pride, Benjamin (1b) Printz, B.G. (rf-p) Procopio, Jim (c) St. Marys, W.Va. Prosser, Paul (1b) Bethel Park, Pa. Protch, Wally (of) McKees Rocks, Pa. Pryor, Frank (rf) Marianna, Pa. Pryor, Tony (of) Marianna, Pa. Psomas, Grant (inf) Carnegie, Pa. Purkey, Brian (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Purington, John (2b) Morgantown, W.Va. Purrelo, Al (2b-of) Albany, N.Y.

1900-01 1986-87-88 1988-89-90 1989 1960-61-62 1932-33 1923-24-25-26 1911-12 1924-25-26-27-28 1969 2009 1976-77-78-79 1965-67 1999 1979-80 1989-90-91 1929 1970 2009 1910 19060 1971-72-73 1895 2003-04-05-06 1896 1897-98 1919-20-21 1899-1900 1961-62-63 1988-89-90 1972 1977 1978-79 2002-03-04 1984-85 1902-03-04 1950-51-52

R Rabbits, Jack (cf) Jeannette, Pa. Rabbits, Vic (cf) Greensburg, Pa. Radosevich, John (p) Ronco, Pa. Raese, John (1b) Morgantown, W.Va. Ramsburg, Dale (ss) Frederick, Md. Randall, Marvin (rf) Pittsburgh, Pa. Reader, Art (p) Brooklyn, N.Y. Reay, D.C. (3b) Reed, Bob (c) Midway, Pa. Reep, Bill (inf-of) Bridgeport, W.Va. Regn, Keith (p) Berlin, N.J. Reitter, Jim (c) Colliers, W.Va. Renner, Ron (c) Hundred, W.Va. Reeser, Nate (ss) Hedgesville, W.Va. Retton, Ron (ss) Grant Town, W.Va. Retton, Ron (2b) Fairmont, W.Va. Reynolds, B.W. (1b) Rhodes, Shane (p) Monkton, Md. Rich, Jim (c) Charleston, W.Va. Richards, Justin (3b) Bergholz, Ohio Richmond, Dave (p) Riddle, J.H. (2b) Ridgley, Trent (p) Massillon, Ohio Riggs (cf) Riffe, Craig (lf) Princetown, W.Va. Riley, Fred Norton, W.Va. Riley, Kevin (inf.) Plainsboro, N.J. Riley, Mike (p) Seaford, Del.

1954-55-56 1982-83-84-85 1963-64-65 1971-72 1963-64 1993-94-95-96 1942 1895 1968-69 1989-90-91-92 1985-86-87-88 1971 1964-65 1999-2000 1957-58-59 1984 1903 1998-99-00-01 1941-42 2004 1924-25 1910-11-12 2004-05-06-07 1917 1987-88-89 1931 1999-2000 1994-95-96

Jarod Rine 2001-02-03 1928 1957 1966 1916-17-18-19 1941-48 1979-80-81 1920-21 1987-88-89 1979 1983 1998-99 1903 1980 1926 1994-97 1936-37-38 1981-82-83 1908 1999-2000 1910 1973-74-75 1927-28-29 1939-40 1946-47-48-49

S Sabot, John (inf) Moundsville, W.Va. Saffell, Eric (p-1b) Bluefield, W.Va. Salin, Lee (cf) Medford, N.J. Sandri, Drew (dh-1b) Raleigh, N.C. Satcho, Rick (c) Coraopolis, Pa. Saunders, Gary (p) Charleston, W.Va. Scalli, Arthur (ss-of) Scarcella, Mike (p-of) Flanders, N.J. Schaper, Louis (p) Pittsburgh, Pa. Schilansky, Nate (1b) Sclieper, Rick (p) Glenshaw, Pa. Schmidt, Chris (2b) Lakewood, Ohio Schmidt, Mike (c) Bethel Park, Pa. Schriver, A.C. (c) Schubert, Matt (inf) Boca Raton, Fla. Schultehentich, Don (2b) St. Charles, Mo. Seabol, Scott McKeesport, Pa.

1947-48-49 2006-07-08 1992-93-94 2001 1993-94-95-96 1960-61-62 1936-37-38 1982-83-84-85 1953-54 1939-40-41 1983-84-85 1999-2000-01-02 2006-07 1902-03 1989-90-91-92 1971-72 1996

1940-41 1967-69 1905-06-07 1966-67 1956-57-58 2001-02-03-04 1991 1898 1940-41-42 1946-47-48 1933-34 1957 1960-61-62 1987-88-89-90 1969-70 1898-1899 1907-08-09 1990-91 1974-75-76-77 1994-95 1987-88 1950 1913-14-15 1903-04 1967-68 1966 1958 1939-40-41 1992-93-94 1997-98 1960-61-62 1958 1999, 2001-02 1998-99-00-01 1968-69-70 1913-14 1979 1986-87 1900-01-02-03 2002 1905 1901-02 1902 1974-75-76 1970-71-72 1980-81 2003-04 1998 1995-96-97 1992 1911 1933 1993-94 1987-88-90 1952-53 1909 1953 1930-31-32 1905 1949-50 1916 1989-90 1960-61-62 1895 1933-34-35 2000 1917

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Rine, Jarod (of) Moundsville, W.Va. Rinehart, John (rf) Clarksburg, W.Va. Rippetoe, Ken (of-1b) Belle, W.Va. Robinson, Rich (p) Syracuse, N.Y. Rodgers, Ira Errett (ss) Bethany, W.Va. Rodriguez, Carlos (1b) Ponce, Puerto Rico Rohaus, Dave (p) Murrysville, Pa. Rohrbaugh, Nate (c) Buckhannon, W.Va. Rolen, Steve (3b) Ashland, Ky. Rollison, Brad (p) Sharon, Pa. Romano, Steve (lf) Cocoa Beach, Fla. Ross, Louie (p) Hancock, Md. Ross Rosseau, Greg (p) Ford City, Pa. Rowan, Ralph (3b) Rubino, Matt (inf) Jersey City, N.J. Rubrecht, Ben (p) Rugghia, Tony (p) Levittown, Pa. Ruppert Russell, Ty (p) Hopkins, S.C. Rutternatter, Lem Ruzicka, John (rf) Bethel Park, Pa. Ryan, Clarence (2b) Mannington, W.Va. Ryan, Cecil (3b) Morgantown, W.Va. Ryan, Okey (p) New Salem, Pa.

Seabright, Charles (p) Benwood, W.Va. Seafert, Larry (p) Braceville, Ohio Seay (p) Seminik, Ted (p) Cairo, W.Va. Senay, Bob (3b-of) Canonsburg, Pa. Serfass, Jake (of) Fairless Hills, Pa. Servello, Dan (cf) Altoona, Pa. Shad Shaffer, Charles (c) Shinnston, W.Va. Shaffer, Homer (of) Terra Alta, W.Va. Shaffer, Howard (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Shafer, Rod (p) Rivesville, W.Va. Shafer, Tom (p-inf) Morgantown, W.Va. Shaw, Wes (p) McKee, Pa. Shearer, Don (of) Mill Run, Pa. Shelby, Ed (c) Shelton, Kemper (2b) Huntington, W.Va. Shibley, Ravi (ss) Morgantown, W.Va. Shipley, John (p) Annandale, Va. Shope, Ashley (p) Huntingdon, Pa. Shreve, Benny (ss) Shinnston, W.Va. Shura, Sam (3b) Canyon, W.Va. Simon, Cy (inf-p) Simmons, Floyd (lf) Wheeling, W.Va. Simpson, John (cf) Rossiter, Pa. Sindelar, Larry (inf) Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Sirk, Thomas (of) Romney, W.Va. Sloman, Lou (2b) Hudson, N.Y. Slavin, Gerry (ss) Maple Shade, N.J. Smarslak, Jack (3b) Uniontown, Pa. Smith, Bill (of) Charleston, W.Va. Smith, Don (of) Pittsburgh, Pa. Smith, Derek (p) Barboursville, W.Va. Smith, Dwayne (c) Fairmont, W.Va. Smith, Fred (p) Jeannette, Pa. Smith, J.L. (ss-rf) Smith, Ken (of) Pittsburgh, Pa. Smith, Ken (p) Woodsboro, Md. Smith, Lewis (lf-p) Plum, W.Va. Smith, Regan Waynesboro, Pa. Snider, Earl Uniontown, Pa. Snodgrass, John Snyder, A.G. (2b) Snyder, Steve (lf-c) LeRoy, N.Y. Sochacki, Tom (p) Herminie, Pa. Sommer, Karl (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Sousa, J.C. (c) Tucson, Ariz. Spangler, Bob (ss) DuBois, Pa. Spencer, Chad (p) Buckhannon, W.Va Spitale, Sergio (p) Fairfax, Va. Springer, Charles Pittsburgh, Pa. Sprouse, Earl Morgantown, W.Va. Srebroski, Andy (ss) Pasadena, Md. Stanley, Jeff (lf) Cincinnati, Ohio Stanley, Wilbur (ss) Bessemer, Pa. Stansbury, H.E. Starcher, Joe (3b) Spencer, W.Va. Staub, Bill (1b) Staubley (p) Steele, Les (p) Walton, W.Va. Steadman, William New Cumberland, W.Va. Steffey, Jim (lf-dh) Youngwood, Pa. Stepp, Tom (ss) Welch, W.Va. Sterling, Bruce (c) Stewart, Herb (3b-ss) Wheeling, W.Va. Stewart, Jason (p) Huntington Beach, Calif. Stone (cf)

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1960-61-62 1977-78-79 1916-17-18 1995-96 1911-12 1940-41 2008-09 1904-05-06-07 1951-52-53 1930-31 2006 1990-91 1914 2008-09 1995-96 1952-53-54 1936-37 1972-73 1987-88

T Tallman, Charles (p) Beech Hill, W.Va. Tannehill, Robert (c) Connellsville, Pa. Tarajack, Brian (p) Poland, Ohio Taylor, Denny (p) Mill Run, Pa. Taylor, Kirk (cf) Murrysville, Pa. Teagarden, Lee (3b) Tekavec, Ed (inf) Carmichaels, Pa. Tennant, Richard (lf) Farmington, W.Va. Thompson, Bobby (p) Lititz, Pa. Thorn, Rod (1b) Princeton, W.Va. Thornton, Woody Tiberio, Mike (3b) Masontown, Pa. Titley, Lou (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Tomechko, Tom (2b) United, Pa. Topper, Ted (p) Thomas, W.Va. Totten, Ed (1b) Omar, W.Va. Trail, Grover (of) Trevisan, Dave (cf) Newton Square, Pa. Tritchler, Richard (of) Morgantown, W.Va. Tucker, Bob (c) Morgantown, W.Va. Tucker, David (c) Tupes, Charles (2b) Morgantown, W.Va. Turkovitch, Mathew (3b) Monongah, W.Va.

1922-25 1952 2000-01 1967-68 1994-95-96-97 1930-31-32 1960-61-62 1992-93 2008 1962 1901 1974-75 1924 1967-68-69 1950-51 1954 1913-14 1977-78 1939-40-41-42 1984-85 1936-37 1958-59 1919-20-21-22

Ungvarsky, Giles (1b)

V Vacheresse, Ed (2b) Triadelphia, W.Va. Vanadale, Fred (lf) Vasalani, Dan (inf) McKees Rocks, Pa. Van Gorder, Joe (p) Ithaca, N.Y. Van Zant, Greg (3b) Williamson, W.Va. Vass, T.E. Bluefield, W.Va. Verciglio, Joe (3b-u) Niagara Falls, N.Y. Vest, James (of) Whitesville, W.Va.

Waber, Ed Wagener, Rich (p) Walls, Jim (p) Walker, Art (p) Walker, Fulton (of)

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W Hinton, W.Va. Linthicum Heights, Md. Leetsdale, Pa. Morgantown, W.Va. Martinsburg, W.Va.

1974-75

1927-28-29-30 1908-09-10 1990-91-92-93 2002 1980-81-82-83 1910-11 1961-62 1939-40

1927 1969-70-71 1981-82-83-84 1932-33 1979-81

Walker, Harold (lf) Morgantown, W.Va. Wallace, Bobby (2b) Aliquippa, Pa. Wallace, Charles (p) Odd, W.Va. Walthall, James (2b) Princeton, W.Va. Washer, William (rf) Akron, Ohio Watts, Bobby (ss) Westover, W.Va. Wayman, C.E. (lf) Weightman, Eddie (dh-rf) Belle Vernon, Pa. Weik, Apie (ss) Weiner, Sigmund (c) Brooklyn, N.Y. Wellington, Jack (c) Carmichaels, Pa. Welsh, Dan (p) Waynesboro, Pa. Wertz, Jeff (ss) Aspers, Pa. West, Kim (p) St. Albans, W.Va. West, Theron (p) Weston, W.Va. White, Adam (cf) Morrisdale, Pa. Whitecotton, Tom (p) North Linthicum, Md. Whitlock, Josh (p) Given, W.Va. Whitman, Dick (inf) St. Albans, W.Va. Whitman, Gordon (inf) St. Albans, W.Va. Whitmore, Darrell (rf) Front Royal, Va. Widemeyer, Robert (cf) Martinsburg, W.Va. Wilcox (1b) Wilfong, Larry (rf) Rock Cave, W.Va. Willey, Wilbert (of) Pine Grove, W.Va. Williams, Lance (cf) Artesia, Calif. Williams, Ryan (p) Elkins, W.Va. Williamson, Josh (lf) Oley, Pa. Wilkinson, F.E. Williams, Fred Wilson, Dave (p) Keyser, W.Va. Wilson, Jeff (2b) Frederick, Md. Wilson, L.L. (c) Winthrow, Jan (inf) Uniontown, Pa. Wiltrout, William (of) Uniontown, Pa. Wolf Wolfe, Ed (c) Parkersburg, W.Va. Woods, Fulton (p) Princeton, W.Va. Woolford, Ed (rf) Baltimore, Md. Wooten, Bill (of) Logan, W.Va. Wright, Chester (p) Fredonia, N.Y. Wright, Russell (2b) Wyant, Fred (1b) Weston, W.Va. Wyatt, John Shinnston, W.Va. Wylie, H.R.

1934 1951-52-53 1964-65-66 1949 1902 1983-84-85-86 1904-05-06-07 1998-99-2000 1922-23-24 1929-30-31 1952-53 1994-95-96-97 1978-79 1971-72 1959-60 2006-07 1972-73-74-75 2007-08 1968 1963 1989-90 1921-22 1918 1969-70-71 1949 1998-99 1991-92-93-94 1994-95-96-97 1913 1903 1962-63 1979-80-81-82 1908-09 1965-66 1950 1901 1928-29-30 1920-21-22-23 1977-78 2006 1964 1920-21-22-23 1954 1910-11 1908-09-10

X-Y-Z Yeager, Lewis (1b) Marlinton, W.Va. Yewieic, Michael Yocum, Tim (3b-dh) Sarasota, Fla. Yost, Jordon MacArthur, W.Va. Young, Glen (3b-c) Todd, Pa. Yurish, Matt (p) Martinsburg, W.Va. Zaleskie, Joe (p) Morgantown, W.Va. Zegrea, Nick (2b) Parkersburg, W.Va. Zinaich, Peter (ss) Weirton, W.Va. Zyskowski, Garrett (p) Utica, N.Y.

1900 1948-49 1994-95 2007-08 1972-73 2005-06-07-08 1936 1957-58 1948-49-50 1997-98

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The State’s Flagship University Located in Morgantown, WVU’s main campus is within easy traveling distance of the metropolitan areas of Pittsburgh, Pa., about 70 miles to the north, and Baltimore and Washington, D.C., about 200 miles to the east. Morgantown itself is a comfortably sized community of more than 50,000, including WVU students. Recently, national media outlets such as CNBC have spotlighted Morgantown as an oasis of economic strength in the midst of a global recession. Careerbuilder.com ranked the city as one of the “25 Best Cities to Find a Job.” In recent years, Morgantown has earned many other accolades. The city was named the No. 1 one small city in America by BizJournals.com and the best small city in the East by Prometheus Publications. Forbes magazine named Morgantown the nation’s 5th “Best Small Metro,” and Inc., an online entrepreneurial website and magazine, ranked it 15th in “Overall Best Cities.” Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine listed it 29th among “50 Smart Places to Live.” Recreational and job opportunities were among the factors Men’s Journal cited in naming Morgantown the nation’s third-best small city. A parenting magazine ranked Monongalia County as having one of the country’s top 100 school districts. And WVU’s campus offers one of the nation’s safest college environments—Reader’s Digest ranked it 18th among 135 U.S. colleges and universities and gave WVU an A for its strong commitment to safety. WVU’s main Morgantown location includes three distinct campuses — Downtown, Evansdale and the Health Sciences campus. The Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) system—named top people-mover in the nation — has shuttled people among the campuses since the U.S. Department of Transportation built it 30 years ago. WVU was named one of the nation’s “Best Workplaces for Commuters” for its innovative and effective transportation services for employees and students.

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West Virginia University is a leading 21st century land-grant institution that is improving people’s lives through teaching, discovery and outreach. The University’s top priority is education. Here, teaching means much more than lecturing. WVU faculty are mentors who engage and involve students through service learning projects, hands-on research, the newest technology, study-abroad programs and innovative curricula. Students emerge from WVU with a broad liberal arts education and a thorough preparation for successful careers. Fall 2008 student enrollment on the main campus was 28,840, the highest in WVU history. And beyond record numbers, the incoming freshman class continued a pattern of increasingly high academic credentials. WVU offers 185 degree programs from the bachelor’s through the doctoral and first-professional levels. In 2007-08, WVU awarded 5,806 degrees. The University offers a wide array of majors, including a highly competitive doctoral program in physical therapy, the nation’s first entirely web-based integrated marketing communications master’s degree, and high quality engineering, education, business, agriculture, creative arts, and journalism programs. A partnership with the FBI created the world’s first university-level degree program in forensic and investigative science. Students study the biology and chemistry of crime-fighting and prepare to create technologies that enhance safety in an ever more dangerous world. The schools of medicine, dentistry, nursing and pharmacy offer a wide range of health science programs at the Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center. WVU is also home to the state’s only law school. WVU students receive more than $215 million a year in grants, loans, work study, fee waivers and scholarships. Awards are based on financial need and academic ability. About 70 percent of WVU undergraduates receive some financial aid; almost half of the aid given to resident undergraduates is as grants and scholarships. Donors to WVU have contributed to the institution’s growing national stature. In the past year, the WVU Foundation disbursed over $43 million on behalf of the University, and over the past 10 years, it has provided WVU over $360 million in direct support. The Foundation’s assets are in excess of $700 million and its endowment is in excess of $310 million.

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The University strives constantly to improve its facilities to offer students a top-notch living and learning experience. Several buildings on the Downtown Campus have recently undergone complete renovations to meet the educational needs of 21st century learners. Colson Hall now houses the Department of English. A $28 million renovation turned Brooks Hall into an environmentally friendly “green building” that houses the Department of Geology and Geography. Oglebay Hall, one of ten campus buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, underwent a $23 million renovation to become a state-of-the-art home to WVU’s Forensic and Investigative Science Program. A new lecture hall, Ming Hsieh Hall, opened adjacent to Oglebay. Cutting-edge learning tools also await students at the Downtown Campus Library. Group viewing rooms with large plasma screens and wireless keyboards enable students to craft team presentations or watch assigned films on DVD. At other study areas, powerful PCs offer blazing Internet connections. The library also provides laptops with wireless Internet connections for use throughout the building. In the Life Sciences Building, psychology and biology students learn in sophisticated research labs and multimedia-equipped lecture halls. The building houses a computer lab, therapy and observation rooms and a greenhouse. To help students maintain physical and mental health, the Student Recreation Center offers a six-lane lap pool and a warmer leisure pool; a 20-person whirlpool; seven courts for basketball, volleyball, and badminton; fitness machines and free weights covering 17,000 square feet; and a 50-foot climbing wall. In 2006, Lincoln Hall opened as WVU’s first residence hall to operate on an innovative residential college model. Another new residence hall is opening this summer to house high achieving students who participate in the WVU Honors College. Not all WVU students are in Morgantown. Potomac State College in Keyser and WVU Institute of Technology in Montgomery are divisions of WVU. The WVU Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center has divisions in Charleston and Martinsburg. WVU offers many online courses and degree programs for students and professionals around the world.

Exceptional Faculty and Students The WVU community takes pride in its top-notch faculty. Many are nationally and internationally recognized experts in their fields. In the past 19 years, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has honored 16 WVU faculty as West Virginia Professors of the Year. Eight WVU faculty have been named Professor of the Year by the Faculty Merit Foundation, and University faculty consistently win Fulbright grants that provide teaching and research opportunities around the globe. The work of outstanding teachers is reflected in students’ accomplishments. WVU has produced 25 Rhodes Scholars. Many students have received other prestigious scholarships; WVU students have received 20 Truman Scholarships, 32 Goldwater Scholarships, two Udall Scholarships and two Marshall Scholarships. In 2006, a WVU student was the only person in the nation to win the Goldwater and the Truman awards; in 2009, a previous WVU Truman Scholarship winner received the Goldwater Scholarship and placement on USA Today’s All-USA College Academic First Team. WVU is a Truman Honor Institution — only 17 schools earned that distinction in 1996, the inaugural year. WVU students are nurtured and challenged. The University Honors College involves about 1,400 students each year. WVU’s commitment to students does not focus solely on the high achiever, however. The University supports all students by continually improving the libraries, providing learning centers, computer labs, health service, a counseling center, a disabilities office, a career planning and placement center and an array of other student services. The Center for Civic Engagement helps students help others while growing intellectually through service-learning projects and trips. WVU offers a comprehensive First-Year Experience to help students adjust to college life. Advising, entertainment, and some classes take place in the residence halls, and faculty mentors live next door to help students make the most of their WVU experience. The Adventure WV Program is an outdoor orientation for firstyear students at WVU. It offers participants challenging and exciting experiences and opportunities to learn about themselves, future classmates, WVU, and West Virginia.

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY A ceremony welcomes freshmen to campus each fall and introduces them to the University’s academic opportunities. The campus also celebrates the start of the academic year with FallFest, a major concert and activities that include film festivals, comedy acts, and more. WVUp All Night offers students free refreshments and safe, fun weekend activities. The unique Mountaineer Parents Club, which has chapters throughout West Virginia and across the nation, connects parents with campus life and provides support and encouragement to students. The club currently involves more than 20,000 families. A toll-free helpline (1-800-WVU-0096) enables parents to seek information or share compliments, suggestions and concerns. To enhance campus life, the University secures a wide range of entertainment — big-name concerts and lecturers, films, cultural events, art exhibits and special events such as Homecoming, Mountaineer Week (a tribute to Appalachian culture), and Fall Family Weekend. Many events, such as the Festival of Ideas lecture series, expose students to a rich diversity of cultures, theories and ideas. And, with more than 300 student organizations flourishing — including academic, service, political, religious and recreational groups — every student has a chance for extracurricular involvement. A unique student athletic boosters club, the Mountaineer Maniacs, supports 17 varsity sports programs. An award-winning marching band, some 325 members strong, is a source of pride statewide. WVU is committed to promoting diversity on campus and protecting the rights of all people to benefit from WVU educational opportunities. oneWVU is an initiative that draws upon the popularity of WVU athletics to raise awareness about diversity.

Serving the State Sharing WVU knowledge with state citizens and the nation is a major component of the land-grant mission. For nearly 100 years, West Virginians have trusted their WVU Extension Service agents to be their local source of reliable and timely information. Working with more than 336,000 youths and adults each year, WVU’s Extension Service helps people improve their lives in all 55 counties of West Virginia. With an office in each county, WVU Extension faculty and staff are nurturing learning partnerships with families, businesses and local organizations. These partnerships bring results. Families live healthier, more satisfying lives; youths who “learn by doing” in 4-H develop leadership skills; farmers and others use resources more wisely; local firefighters and first-responders employ the latest rescue techniques; and citizens revitalize their communities. The four Health Sciences schools at WVU train hundreds of West Virginians to serve as doctors, dentists, nurses, pharmacists, therapists, and health technicians. All Health Sciences students have access to the high-tech facilities on campus and participate in educational experiences in rural and urban areas of West Virginia. WVU’s health professionals serve more than a quarter-million people each year, at three medical campuses in Morgantown, Charleston and the Eastern Panhandle. In Morgantown, the WVU Hospitals complex includes a children’s hospital, a psychiatric hospital, a trauma center, a cancer center and the state’s most advanced diagnostic and treatment facilities. The WVU Eye Institute provides the entire state with vision-related health services.

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Creating New Knowledge Since its founding in 1867 as a land-grant institution, WVU has developed into the state’s flagship research university. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching classified WVU as a Research University (High Research Activity). University faculty members secure $141 million annually in sponsored contracts and research grants. WVU faculty members are studying gene mapping, developing new anti-cancer and anti-diabetic drugs, helping forensic investigators solve crimes, creating better materials for building bridges and conducting other cutting-edge research to help improve people’s lives. The state of West Virginia has created a Research Trust Fund to leverage public and private investments that will transform West Virginia’s economy. WVU will be able to tap into this fund to double private gifts that support research in key areas linked to economic development, health care and job growth. WVU is focusing its efforts on research in energy, health and biomedical sciences and security and intelligence. WVU, historically a leader in energy research, is poised to help our nation become energy independent and more environmentally responsible. Through the University’s new Advanced Energy Initiative, more than 100 skilled faculty members are performing research on issues such clean power generation, innovative coal extraction technology, and high efficiency engine and vehicle technology. They have executed nearly $100 million in energy-related research during the past four years alone. Researchers at WVU’s Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center contribute to the health of the state and the world through cuttingedge projects that are focused on areas of health that are especially important to West Virginia. WVU is also the home of the Blanchette Rockefeller Neurosciences Institute, dedicated to the study of Alzheimer’s and other diseases that affect the brain.

The University’s international leadership in biometrics led the FBI to name WVU its lead academic partner in biometrics research. Besides having worldwide significance on security issues, this partnership provides WVU students with an academic opportunity unmatched at any other institution in the United States. At WVU today, there are more than 60 specialized research centers and institutes.

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Framed by WVU’s Downtown Campus on a beautiful fall day, the Clements family is proud to now be a part of the Mountaineer family. From left: Twins Maggie and Hannah, Tyler, Beth, Grace and Jim Clements.

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James P. Clements believes that great universities must operate on the principles of shared governance and community engagement in order to solve problems. Since becoming West Virginia University’s 23rd president on June 30, 2009, Dr. Clements has worked diligently to lay a foundation of cooperation for WVU, strengthening local and global partnerships that not only produce meaningful results for the University, but provide lasting benefits for all West Virginians. Dr. Clements often says that no university in the country means as much to its state as WVU means to West Virginia. In order to fortify that relationship, he plans to continue positioning the University as a 21st century land-grant institution, providing innovative academic and wellness programs for students, technologically advanced research for use around the globe and substantial service and health-care initiatives for the community. To achieve that vision, Dr. Clements invited input on a strategic plan, a proposal that will provide direction for the next 10 years, and establishes the groundwork for the next 100. The responses to his “Share Your Vision” survey formed themes around seven key areas that impact the vitality and reputation of the University: academic and faculty excellence, research, undergraduate education, graduate education, state impact, health care and multiculturalism and internationalization. Dr. Clements has already announced several initiatives in support of the plan, including: creating a grants budget office to assist researchers; hiring 100 new faculty members to achieve goals directly related to WVU’s mission; building a new student health facility to increase wellness efforts; dedicating $1.5 million from capital funds to expand recreational space for students; and increasing research to position the University as a leader in fields such as energy, biometrics and health sciences. Additional priorities will be to continue offering world-class health care and to increase state outreach in the health sciences, to find more efficient and effective ways to use technology to drive progress, to increase the diversity of WVU’s learning community and to develop an even broader global focus in preparing students for new international opportunities.

He also plans to focus on increasing student retention, increasing WVU’s doctoral program enrollment, enhancing leadership development and increasing operating funds, among other goals. Dr. Clements’ previous experience in higher education demonstrates his ability to help achieve these objectives, guiding WVU to continued stability, growth and prominence. Before joining the Mountaineer family, Dr. Clements served as provost and vice president at Towson University, the second largest public university in Maryland. Under his leadership, Towson developed academic and student support programs that led to impressive increases in enrollment as well as retention and graduation rates. Towson’s externally-funded research increased by 36 percent during Dr. Clements’ tenure as provost. Prior to becoming provost, he served as Towson University’s vice president for economic and community outreach and as the Robert W. Deutsch Distinguished Professor and chair of the Department of Computer & Information Sciences. He was a four-time recipient of Towson’s Faculty Member of the Year Award given by students at the University. With a background in computer science, Dr. Clements also brings technological savvy to his role as president. He has a B.S. in computer science and an M.S. and Ph.D. in operations analysis from the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC), as well as an M.S. in computer science from Johns Hopkins University. His project management textbook, in its fourth edition, is used in more than 20 countries and is published in four languages. In October 2009, he was named UMBC’s Alumnus of the Year in the Engineering and Information Technology category. Dr. Clements chairs the boards of the WVU Research Corporation, the West Virginia United Health System, WVU Hospitals and the West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute Executive Advisory Board. He also serves as an ex-officio member of the WVU Foundation and WVU Alumni Association boards. He is married to Beth Clements, and they have four children – Tyler, twin daughters Hannah and Maggie, and Grace.

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It is truly a great time to be a Mountaineer. Just ask West Virginia University Director of Athletics Ed Pastilong. Never has total athletic success befallen Morgantown quite like it has over the last six years. And it’s all happened under Pastilong’s watch. During his 20-year tenure, Pastilong has spearheaded WVU’s growth into one of the nation’s finest athletic departments on and off the playing fields as it competes in 17 varsity sports. He’s done this through leadership efforts in meeting the demands of running a top-tier organizaThe Pastilong Family – Front row (left to right): Michael and Nick DeFelice, tion by keeping up with the times. His vision has Mona and Ed Pastilong, Shawn and Ryan Richter. Back row (left to right): Kim and Anthony DeFelice, Amy and Pat Richter helped guide, mold and shape the student-athlete experience into a positive one here at WVU teams being involved in Breast Cancer Awareness through national through a successful, across-the-board, total athletic program. “Think Pink” initiatives. Other varsity sports volunteer their time at lo During his tenure, Pastilong has spearheaded more than $65 cal elementary schools’ read-a-louds and at other various community million in facility renovations, witnessed the department’s budget service initiatives. increase from $20 million to more than $40 million, steered WVU into There’s no doubt that West Virginia University is currently expethe BIG EAST football conference in 1991 and into full-fledged memriencing a Golden Era. With great leadership, tremendous insight and ber status in the league in 1995. He also initiated the Athletic Direca heartwarming personality, Ed Pastilong can proudly claim it all haptor’s Academic Honor Roll, where more than 4,000 student-athletes pened on his watch. have been recognized for outstanding work in the classroom, and the Pastilong joined the athletic department as football recruiting coorWVU sports Hall of Fame, where 120 former Mountaineers have been dinator in 1976 and two years later became its scholarship officer. so honored. In 1979, he was named assistant athletic director for facilities The facility upgrades and capital improvements alone have been and operations. He spearheaded the planning and management of all staggering. Since 1989, WVU has made tremendous strides to its home athletic contests, as well as the scheduling and the maintenance football facility, Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. Suites to of the Coliseum and stadium; Pastilong was also on the board for the three sides of the stadium, Touchdown Terrace, the Caperton Indoor planning and building of Mountaineer Field. He remained director of Practice Facility, new locker rooms, the Reynolds Family Academic athletic facilities until his promotion to associate athletic director in Center and the Donald J. Brohard Hall of Traditions highlight the mak1987. ing of WVU’s football facility into one of the nation’s finest. Prior to West Virginia, Pastilong served football coaching stints at Other facility improvements under Pastilong’s tenure include renScott High in Madison, W.Va., and at Salem College, where he tutored ovations to the WVU Coliseum and Hawley Field and the construction the Tigers from 1969-75, winning more games than any other West of Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium, Cary Gym for Mountaineer Gymnastics Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference team during that period. and a state-of-the-art wrestling facility. And a new basketball practice He was also the school’s dean of health and physical education from facility is on the horizon in the near future. 1972-75. On the playing fields, the last six years have arguably been the He received his bachelor’s degree from WVU in physical most successful in the history of West Virginia University athletics. As education in 1966, and later earned a master’s degree from WVU. As proof, look no farther than WVU’s No. 30 national ranking in the U.S. a Mountaineer player, Pastilong lettered in 1964 and 1965, completing Sports Academy Director’s Cup, the school’s best-ever finish in 2008. 37 of 115 passes for 728 yards and six touchdowns. Success hasn’t just been limited to on the field, either, as Pastilong and his wife, Mona, have two daughters – Kim DeFelice community service has also been at the forefront of WVU’s recent and her husband, Anthony, and Amy Richter and her husband, Pat, successes. All of WVU’s sports are involved in various levels of and four grandsons, Michael and Nick DeFelice and Ryan and Shawn community service from the football team and its affiliation with the Richter. WVU Children’s Hospital to the women’s basketball and gymnastics

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MOUNTAINEER EXCELLENCE First Team All-Americans Marie Louise-Asselin, Cross Country Keri Bland, Cross Country Carolyn Blank, Women’s Soccer Brandi Eskew, NRA Clara Grandt, Outdoor Track Andy Lamson, NRA Kyle Smith, NRA Bryant Wallizer, NRA Pat White, Playboy National Champions Rifle Team

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Conference Champions Kayla Andrews, Swimming Marie Louise-Asselin, Cross Country Women’s Soccer, American Division Champions Morgan Callaway. Swimmer Lindsey Largo, Swimming Michael Walker, Swimming Kurt Brenner (174), Wrestling Meghan Morris, Gymnastics Shelly Purkat, Gymnastics Chelsi Tabor, Gymnastics Tina Maloney, Gymnastics

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ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-American First Team Alex Ruoff ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team Doug Slavonic ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team Marie-Louise Asselin Andy Lamson

Alex Ruoff earned the 2008-09 BIG EAST Conference’s Scholar-Athlete Sport Excellence Award.

ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team Marie-Louise Asselin, Cross Country/Track Andy Lamson, Rifle Liz Repella, Women’s Basketball Alex Ruoff, Men’s Basketball Doug Slavonic, Football Ryan Stanchek, Football ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Second Team Keri Bland, Cross Country/Track Deana Everett, Women’s Soccer Robin Rushton, Women’s Soccer Major Award Winners Keri Bland, Women’s Indoor Track, BIG EAST Most Outstanding Performer Carolyn Blank, Women’s Soccer, BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year, BIG EAST All-Tournament Team Morgan Callaway, Women’s Swimming, BIG EAST Most Outstanding Performer Jedd Gyorko, NCBWA District II Player of the Year Erica Henderson, BIG EAST All-Tournament Team Zach Johnson, Men’s Soccer, BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Year Pat McAfee, Ray Guy Award National Finalist Sarah Miles, BIG EAST Most Improved Player Mehgan Morris, EAGL Outstanding Senior Gymnast Alex Ruoff, BIG EAST Sportsmanship Award and BIG EAST Men’s Basketball Scholar Athlete of the Year Pat White, Meineke Car Care Bowl and Senior Bowl MVP All-BIG EAST Alexandra Acker, Track and Field Kayla Andrews, Swimming and Diving Marie-Louise Asselin, Cross Country Greer Barnes, Women’s Soccer Vince Belnome, Baseball Scooter Berry, Football Keri Bland, Cross Country, Track and Field Carolyn Blank, Women’s Soccer and all-tournament Payton Brooks, Swimming and Diving Da’Sean Butler, Men’s Basketball Morgan Callaway, Swimming and Diving Chelsea Carrier, Track and Field Kaylin Christoper, Track and Field Amanda Cicchini, Women’s Soccer Mike Dent, Football Noel Devine, Football Dan DiBartolomeo, Baseball Devin Ebanks, Men’s Basketball Chris Enourato, Baseball Deanna Everett, Women’s Soccer George Farquhar, Swimming and Diving Takisha Granberry, Women’s Basketball Clara Grandt, Cross Country Billy Gross, Baseball Jedd Gyorko, Baseball Kate Harrison, Track and Field Erica Henderson, Women’s Soccer (all-tournament) Mortty Ivy, Football Zach Johnson, Men’s Soccer Sarah Kosmak, Swimming and Diving Ellis Lankster, Football Lindsey Largo, Swimming and Diving Austin Markel, Baseball and all-tournament Pablo Marmolejo, Swimming and Diving Gift Maworere, Men’s Soccer Pat McAfee, Football (Punter and Kicker) Blake Miller, Women’s Soccer Megan Mischler, Women’s Soccer Maritza Paredes, Swimming and Diving Justin Parks, Baseball Shaunna Purtell, Swimming and Diving

MOUNTAINEER EXCELLENCE Liz Repella, Women’s Basketball April Rotilio, Track and Field Alex Ruoff, Men’s Basketball Jock Sanders, Football Stephanie Shupe, Swimming and Diving Alison Spiker, Track and Field Ryan Stanchek, Football Tobias Streich, Baseball Jaryn Studer, Swimming and Diving Jarryd Summers, Baseball Michael Walker, Swimming and Diving Pat White, Football

All-EAGL Mehgan Morris, Gymnastics Amy Bieski, Gymnastics Naja Johnson, Gymnastics Kiersten Spoerke, Gymnastics Chelsi Tabor, Gymnastics Shelly Purkat, Gymnastics Nicole Roach, Gymnastics Emily Kerwin, Gymnastics Tina Maloney, Gymnastics

All-Mid Atlantic Marie-Louise Asselin, Cross Country Greer Barnes, Women’s Soccer Keri Bland, Cross Country Kaylyn Christoper, Cross Country Amanda Cicchini, Women’s Soccer Clara Grandt, Cross Country Caroyln Blank, Women’s Soccer Kate Harrison, Cross Country Ahna Lewis, Cross Country

All-GARC Brandi Eskew, Rifle Michael Kulbacki, Rifle Andy Lamson, Rifle Justin Pentz, Rifle Tommy Santelli, Rifle Kyle Smith, Rifle Bryant Wallizer, Rifle

ESPN College GameDay made a visit to Morgantown in 2009

Mehgan Morris finished 18th at the 2009 NCAA Championships

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Teams Baseball – 37-18 Men’s Basketball – 23-12, NCAA Tournament Cross Country – 4th place NCAA finish Women’s Basketball – 18-15, WNIT Second Round Cross Country – 4th-place NCAA finish Football – 9-4, Meineke Car Care Bowl Champions (Final Ranking No. 23) Gymnastics – 15-8, 1 NCAA qualifier Rifle – 11-1, National Champions (Final Coaches Ranking No. 1) Rowing – 8th BIG EAST Men’s Soccer – 5-9-5 Women’s Soccer – 14-3-6, NCAA Second Round (Final Ranking No. 14) Men’s Swimming and Diving – 4-10, 4th BIG EAST Women’s Swimming – 4-11, 5th BIG EAST Tennis – 9-17 Track – 6 NCAA Indoor qualifiers, 3 NCAA Outdoor qualifiers Volleyball – 7-21 Wrestling – 8-4-2, 5 NCAA qualifiers

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Excellence in Mountaineer athletics flourished yet again in 2008-09 for West Virginia University, continuing a six year run that few other periods of time in the department’s history can rival as more successful. Rifle won its 14th NCAA Championship and first since 1998 with a comeback performance for the ages on day two of the event. Coach Jon Hammond garnered CRCA Coach the Year honors while seven Mountaineers were named All-Americans in an 11-1 season. Cross country finished fourth at the NCAA Championships, marking its highest ever finish at the event in school history. MarieLouise Asselin and Keri Bland garnered All-America honors along the way while Asselin became WVU’s first ever individual BIG EAST champion. Six runners earned All-Mid Atlantic honors. Football posted a 9-4 record, defeated North Carolina in the Meineke Car Care Bowl and finished in the nation’s top 25 for the fourth consecutive season. Quarterback Patrick White set 23 WVU, BIG EAST and NCAA records, ending his career as the all-time leading rushing quarterback in college football history and the first to ever win four consecutive bowl games as a starter. White earned bowl MVP honors for the third straight season and earned Senior Bowl MVP honors as well. Ten Mountaineers garnered All-BIG EAST accolades. Kicker Pat McAfee was a Ray Guy Award national finalist as well as a Walter Camp All-American with teammate Ryan Stanchek. Alex Ruoff, Da’Sean Butler and Devin Ebanks garnered All-BIG EAST accolades in leading the men’s basketball team to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time in the last five years with a 23-12 record. Ruoff garnered ESPN The Magazine All-American First Team honors as well as the BIG EAST Sportsmanship and Scholar of the Year awards.

Women’s soccer qualified for its ninth consecutive NCAA tournament and won the BIG EAST’s American Division championship with a 14-3-6 record. Greer Barnes attained All-America and All-BIG EAST honors while teammate Carolyn Blank was named the league’s Midfielder of the Year. Seven Mountaineers in all garnered All-BIG EAST honors. Women’s basketball qualified for the postseason WNIT with an 18-15 record. Sarah Miles earned the BIG EAST’s Most Improved Award while Liz Repella and Takisha Granberry garnered All-BIG EAST Second Team accolades. The duo also became just the second set of teammates in school history to each amass 500 or more points in the same season. Gymnastics qualified for its 26th NCAA Regional behind the senior Mehgan Morris, who was named the EAGL’s Outstanding Senior Gymnast. She was joined by eight other teammates on the all-conference list. The team posted 15-8 overall record with a remarkable 10-2 EAGL conference mark. Outdoor track finished third at the ECAC Championships, tying a school record for the highest finish at the event in school history. Baseball finished third in the BIG EAST, tying a school record for most regular season wins with 36. Men’s soccer player Zach Johnson was named the BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Year while teammate Gift Maworere earned all-league honors. Kurt Brenner won an EWL Championship at 174 pounds while Morgan Calloway was named the BIG EAST’s Most Outstanding Women’s Swimming Performer. A program-best six Mountaineers qualified for the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championship while rowing and volleyball made great strides in preparing for their futures.

MEDIA INFORMATION

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At the Game Complete statistics including play-by-play and box scores are provided to all working media at postgame. Requested team members and Coach Van Zant will be available for interviews following a 10-minute grace period. During the Week Any member of the media wishing to interview a player or member of the coaching staff during the week should contact West Virginia baseball contact Steve Stone at the Sports Communications Office via phone, (304) 293-2821, at least 24 hours in advance. Electronic Media Services Updated game notes and statistics will be available on www. MSNsportsNET.com. Members of the media interested in coaches and player head shots and select action shots can request a photo CD from the WVU Sports Communications office. MSNsportsNET.com is also the place for media and fans to go for the latest on West Virginia baseball. In 2010, streamed audio broadcasts will be available via MSNsportsNET.com. Live stats are also available to keep track of every base hit and strikeout. Extensive postgame coverage can also be found on MSNsportsNET.com, including game recaps, photo galleries from home games and postgame notes. Game Services The sports communications staff will be at your service throughout the game. All media will be provided with game programs, rosters, press guides and other pertinent information.

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Updated game notes and statistics will be available on www.MSNsportsNET.com. Members of the media interested in coaches and player head shots and select action shots can request a photo CD from the WVU Sports Communications office. MSNsportsNET.com is also the place for media and fans to go for the latest on West Virginia baseball. In 2010, streamed audio broadcasts will be available via MSNsportsNET.com. Live stats are also available to keep track of every base hit and strikeout. Extensive postgame coverage can also be found on MSNsportsNET. com, including game recaps, photo galleries from home games and postgame notes.

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Media Services The West Virginia University Sports Communications Office will be available throughout the entire 2010 baseball season to accommodate any media requests. Following are some guidelines that should make it easy for media members to cover the West Virginia baseball team. Any additional questions should be directed to graduate assistant Steve Stone.

BIG EAST Media Services For the latest news about the BIG EAST Conference visit the BIG EASTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s website at www.bigeast.org. The site contains information on all BIG EAST schools, including individual pages for every school and every sport.

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WVU Sports Communications Sports Communications The West Virginia University Sports Communication office is located in the WVU Coliseum near the Red Gate. The main sports communications office is Room 107 with additional offices upstairs in Room 214. Mailing Address Sports Communications Office West Virginia University P.O. Box 0877 Morgantown, WV 26507-0877 Overnight Shipping Address Sports Communications Office West Virginia University 107 Coliseum Monongahela Blvd. Morgantown, WV 26505

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Phone Information Office: 304-293-2821 Fax: 304-293-4105

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Directions to Hawley Field From I-79 Take the Star City/WVU (mile marker 155) exit. Follow signs to West Virginia University. Cross the Star City Bridge and proceed up Monongahela Boulevard past Texas Roadhouse. Hawley Field is just ahead on the right (behind Mountaineer Track).

Baseball Contact Steve Stone Sports Communications Graduate Assistant E-Mail: steve.stone@mail.wvu.edu

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From I-68 Take the Pierpont Road (mile marker 7) exit and follow signs toward the football stadium. At the second traffic light, turn right on Route 705. Turn left at the sixth traffic light onto Van Voorhis Road. The road becomes Patteson Drive at University Avenue. Proceed up Patteson to the light at Jerry West Boulevard. Turn right at the stoplight and Hawley Field will be on your left (Mountaineer Track).