2009 uncw baseball media guide

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Quick Facts/Table of Contents

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Quick FactsLocation Wilmington, N.C.Founded 1947Enrollment 12,000Colors Teal, Navy & GoldNickname SeahawksConference Colonial Athletic AssociationChancellor Dr. Rosemary DePaoloAthletics Director Kelly Mehrtens

Sports InformationAsst. SID (BB Contact) Tom Riordan phone 910.962.4099 fax 910.962.3686 email [email protected] Site UNCWsports.comSenior Assoc. AD/SID Joe BrowningAsst. SID Jarrett Abelson

Coaching StaffHead Coach Mark ScalfRecords Overall (seasons) 556-436-1 (17) at UNCW sameAssociate Head Coach Randy Hood Assistant Coaches Jason Howell Josh Simmons

2009 PreviewStarters Returning/Lost 4/6Letterwinners Returning 20Newcomers 16

2008 ReviewOverall Record 44-17-1Colonial (finish) 25-4-1 (1st)NCAA Postseason #2 seed Cary regional Lost to UNC Chapel Hill in finals

Sophomore Alex Hill

Table of ContentsQuick Facts 1Welcome to Seahawk Baseball 2UNC Wilmington 3UNCW Administration 4Media Information 52009 Roster 8Seahawk Returning Players 9Newcomers 14Head Coach Mark Scalf 16Associate Head Coach Randy Hood 18Assistant Coach Jason Howell 20Assistant Coach Josh Simmons 212008 Statistics/Results 22Year-by-Year Records/Results 24All-Time Records 28Career Leaders 30Season Leaders 31Annual Statistical Leaders 32All-Time Letterwinners 33National Award Winners 34CAA Award Winners 35Year-by-Year Team Statistics 36Colonial Athletic Association 37Seahawks In The Pros 38UNCW Regional Teams 39Seahawks Strength & Conditioning 43Brooks Field 44Seahawk Sports Medicine 48Fisher Fieldhouse 49Dugout Club 50CHAMPS/Life Skills 51Wilmington: Gem of the Coast 52

2008-09 UNC Wilmington SeahawksFront row (L to R): Thomas Pope, Ben Thielsen, Cody Stanley, Mike Rooney, Bryan Booth, Tyler Stott, Rhett Miller, Tyler McSwain, Grayson Evans. Second row: Team manager Spen-cer Wright, Steven Davis, Brian Rhino, Aaron Jones, Dakota Piver, Alex Hill, Marc Locklear, David Shambley, Austin Sandy, Allen King, team manager Matt Bechtel. Third row: Head Coach Mark Scalf, Assistant Coach Josh Simmons, Justin Bradley, Ryan Foreman, Ryan Walker, Seth Frankoff, Jack Lane, Andrew Cain, Daniel Cropper, Thomas Jones, Tyler Smith, Assistant Coach Jason Howell, Associate Head Coach Randy Hood. Back Row: Cameron Roth, Robbie Monday, Bobby Leeper, Dylan Kipp, Cam Cockman, Matt Holt, Jesse Haney, Stephen Harrold.

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Welcome to Seahawk BaseballLetter from Coach Scalf

Welcome to UNCW Baseball, a program that has en-joyed success at every level during its 52-year history. The Seahawks have built a strong tradition by winning the national Junior College World Series in 1961 and 1963 and playing in the 1975 NAIA World Series. After qualifying for NCAA Region-als in four of the last six seasons and playing in the Regional championship game three times, we believe Seahawk Base-ball has gained national exposure and will continue to climb among the country’s top Division I teams. I have been fortunate enough to be a part of this program as a player and a coach for 29 of the last 32 years. The com-mitment to excellence on and off the field has never wavered. The expectations remain high and our goal is to provide the student-athletes with the resources to compete and grow ath-letically, academically, socially, emotionally and spiritually. This setting prepares student-athletes for success at UNCW as well as their future endeavors. As coaches we acknowledge the awesome responsibil-ity of developing these young men and building upon the rich tradition of this program. We will continue to reach out to our alumni, fans and dedi-cated representatives of this university as well as work togeth-er to brings championships home to Brooks Field.

2008-09 Media Guide CreditsEditor: Tom RiordanEditorial Assistance: Joe Browning, Jarrett Abelson, Liz Lee.Photography: Bob Lloyd, Joe Browning, George Napolitano, Nikolaus Johnson, New York Mets, Niki DeSantis and Carolina Mudcats.Printing: UNCW Printing Services

February20 Fri. Maryland 4 p.m.21 Sat. Maryland 2 p.m.22 Sun. Maryland 1 p.m.24 Tue. College of Charleston 4 p.m.27 Fri. Michigan State 4 p.m.28 Sat. Michigan State (DH) 1 p.m.

March1 Sun. Michigan State 10 a.m.3 Tue. at Wake Forest 6 p.m.6 Fri. Wright State 4 p.m.7 Sat. Kent State 4 p.m.8 Sun. Wright State 11 a.m. Kent State 2 p.m.11 Wed. Creighton 4 p.m.13 Fri. Hofstra* 7 p.m.14 Sat. Hofstra* 4 p.m.15 Sun. Hofstra* 2 p.m.18 Wed. at N.C. Central 6 p.m.20 Fri. Va. Commonwealth* 7 p.m.21 Sat. Va. Commonwealth* 4 p.m.22 Sun. Va. Commonwealth* 2 p.m.

24 Tue. UNC Chapel Hill 7 p.m.25 Wed. at East Carolina 6 p.m.27 Fri. at Georgia State* 6 p.m.28 Sat. at Georgia State* 1 p.m.29 Sun. at Georgia State* 1 p.m.31 Tue. Coastal Carolina 6 p.m.

April1 Wed. at Coastal Carolina 7 p.m.3 Fri. at George Mason* 3 p.m.4 Sat. at George Mason* 2 p.m.5 Sun. at George Mason* 1 p.m.7 Tue. at NC State 6:30 p.m.8 Wed. East Carolina 7 p.m.10 Fri. William & Mary* 7 p.m.11 Sat. William & Mary* 4 p.m.12 Sun. William & Mary* 2 p.m.14 Tue. Elon 7 p.m.15 Wed. at College of Charleston 6 p.m.19 Sun. at Elon 2 p.m.21 Tue. at UNC Chapel Hill 6 p.m.24 Fri. at Towson* 3 p.m.25 Sat. at Towson* 1 p.m.

26 Sun. at Towson* 1 p.m.28 Tue. NC Central 7 p.m.

May1 Fri. Delaware* 7 p.m.2 Sat. Delaware* 4 p.m.3 Sun. Delaware* 2 p.m.6 Wed. NC State 7 p.m.8 Fri. at Clemson 6:30 p.m.9 Sat. at Clemson 6:30 p.m.10 Sun. at Clemson 1 p.m.12 Tue. East Carolina 7 p.m.14 Thu. at Old Dominion* 7 p.m.15 Fri. at Old Dominion* 7 p.m.16 Sat. at Old Dominion* 2 p.m.20-23 CAA Tournament (Wilmington, N.C.)29-31 NCAA Regionals

June5-8 NCAA Super Regionals12-24 College World Series (Omaha, Neb.)

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UNC Wilmington The University of North Carolina Wilmington boasts of undergraduate learning op-portunities second to none and professors whose commitment to knowledge is sur-passed only by their dedication to students. It offers effective learning environments that integrate teaching and mentoring with research and service at a level that rivals exclusive research institutions of similar size. Students consistently praise the quality of their interactions with faculty and express a high degree of satisfaction with their overall educational experience. The faculty culture emphasizes teaching and mentoring, incorporating research as an im-portant component of the undergraduate learning experience and an opportunity to have an impact on the state’s most pressing issues. International experiences are encouraged through study abroad programs and language and culture studies on campus.

Recognized in recent years by several national publications as a top public undergraduate institution, UNCW continues its pur-suit to soar to even greater heights. “The UNCW of today is a fantastic university,” said Chancellor Rosemary DePaolo. “The momentum that propels us to soar higher derives from our students’ achievements, fac-ulty and staff accomplishments and strong support from alumni, friends, trustees, volunteer board members and other donors.” For 11 consecutive years UNCW has ranked in the top 10 of the best public regional universities in the South by U.S.News & World Report. For the fifth consecutive year, UNCW re-ceived the “Best in the Southeast” and “Best Value” designations by The Princeton Review. It is one of only four North Carolina pub-lic universities included in Pe-terson’s Competitive Colleges

2008: Top Colleges for Top Students. Established as Wilmington College in 1947, the university is made up of the Col-

lege of Arts and Sciences, the Cameron School of Business, the School of Nursing, the Watson School of Education and the Graduate School. UNC Wilmington offers 73 bachelor’s degrees and 25 master’s degrees, a Ph.D. in marine biology and an Ed.D. in educational leadership and administration.

Degree programs in the School of Nursing, Watson School of Education and Cameron School of Business are designed spe-cifically to serve professional workforce needs in the region. The College of Arts and Sciences stresses applied learning experi-ences across the lib-eral arts disciplines to prepare its students to bridge the gap between the classroom and the complex problems of 21st century communi-ties. UNCW’s strength

in the natural sciences, especially biological sciences, chemistry, geological sciences and other disciplines that form the core of its internationally respected niche in marine science, is the result of decades of intentional focus and investment. In the arts and literature, UNCW’s high profile programs are film studies and creative writing. The Department of Film Studies takes advantage of the location of UNCW in Wilmington, N.C., the home of Screen Gems Studios, the largest full-service motion picture facility in the United States east of California. The Master of Fine Arts in creative writing is one of the most respected on the East Coast, cited as one of “Five Top Innovative/Unique Programs in Creative Writing” in 2007 by Atlan-tic Monthly. The university has taken a leadership role in the long-term economic, environmental, educational, social and cultural health of the region. It has a strong commitment to adult learners and offers short, non-credit university courses, seminars, lectures, travel excur-sions and other educational opportunities. Overall, the university has an annual $500 million economic impact on the eight-county region. This represents 10 percent of total economic activity in the seven-county region.


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UNCW Administration

Dr. Rosemary DePaolo became chancellor of the University of North Carolina Wilmington in July 2003. Under her visionary leadership, UNCW has attained national prominence as a model for teaching, research and service. A highlight of her administration is an unprecedented university-wide strategic planning process which reflects the university’s commitment to providing its students with the most powerful learning experience possible. Under her leadership, UNCW continues to rise in academic quality. The average SAT of incoming freshmen improved from 1104 in fall 2003 to 1158 in fall 2008, among the highest in the UNC system. Now in her sixth year at UNCW, DePaolo continues to lead the university’s rise in national prominence. In the 2008 edition of America’s Best Colleges published by U.S. News & World Report, UNCW was once again ranked among the best public regional master’s universities in the South. Among the 121 public and private universities in the South that provide a full range of undergraduate and master’s level programs, UNCW improved its overall ranking from 20th in 2007 to 14th in the 2008 edition. Under DePaolo’s leadership, for the fourth consecutive year, UNCW received the “Best in the Southeast” and “Best Value” designations by The Princeton Review. UNCW is one of only four North Carolina public universities included in Peterson’s Competitive Colleges 2008: Top Colleges for Top Students. Throughout her time in office, Chancellor DePaolo has been an advocate for using the intellectual capital of the university to address issues of concern to the region, particularly in furthering economic development. Under her guid-

ance, UNCW achieved Millennial Campus designation of several sites to be used for public/private research ventures capitalizing on the university’s strengths in marine biotechnology, among others.

She is actively involved in several initiatives to improve the university’s local and regional outreach efforts, including serving as an ex-officio member of the Greater Wilmington Chamber of Commerce, as chair of the Southeastern Advisory Committee for Biotechnology of the NC Biotechnology Center, and on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of the North Carolina Chamber, the state’s largest and most influential business group. She also serves on the Executive Board of the North Carolina Campus Compact. In 2007-08 she chaired the local United Way Campaign with a goal of raising $2.3 million for Brunswick, Pender and New Hanover counties. A nationally recognized humanities scholar and leader in higher education, DePaolo has served on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of the Association of American Colleges and Universities, as well as the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. She also chairs the Colonial Athletic Association’s Council of Presidents. Before arriving in Wilmington, DePaolo was president of Georgia College & State University, the state’s designated public liberal arts university. She holds a bachelor of arts degree from Queens College of the City University of New York and a master of arts and a doctorate in 18th century English literature from Rutgers University. A native of Long Island, New York, DePaolo is married to Fred Wharton, a retired professor of English.

Dr. Rosemary DePaolo, Chancellor

Kelly Mehrtens, Director of Athletics Kelly Mehrtens, who compiled an impressive administrative resume at four institutions after re-cord-setting days as an All-American student-athlete, was named Director of Athletics at UNC Wilming-ton on July 2, 2007. The appointment of Mehrtens, formerly Associate Director of Athletics and Senior Women’s Administrator at the University of Kansas, followed an extensive national search that attracted 300 applicants and lasted nearly 11 weeks. Mehrtens was introduced during a late-morning press confer-ence in the Golden Hawk Room of the William P. Nixon Jr. Annex. She began her new post on Aug. 13, 2007. A native of Panama City, Fla., Mehrtens spent almost four years at Kansas, where she served as a key member of KU’s senior administrative team. She oversaw 15 men’s and women’s sports with operating budgets totaling more than $15 million, serving as a highly-efficient manager of high profile rev-enue and non-revenue sports programs. In addition to handling numerous senior administrative duties in Lawrence, the 44-year-old Mehrtens also established a successful track record in the fundraising realm. She played a key role on KU’s fundraising team that has racked up $19 million in facility improvements in three years. In addition, she helped the Jayhawks increase their annual giving in athletics from $5 million in 2003 to $12 million. Mehrtens has truly been an advocate of the student-athlete. She developed KU’s Student-Athlete Development/Leadership Program and worked with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee to raise $1 million to help fund women’s sports facilities. Prior to joining the staff at Kansas, Mehrtens worked in a similar capacity at the University of Illinois. She oversaw all operations for men’s basketball, women’s basketball, volleyball, men’s track and field, women’s track and field, men’s golf, women’s golf, women’s swimming and softball for the Illini. She also administered game contracts and scheduling for men’s basketball, coordinated post-season travel for men’s and women’s basketball and performed numerous other senior management-level duties, including the creation of a softball program and overseeing construction of a $1.7 million softball facility in Champaign. From 1989-92, Mehrtens worked as Assistant Athletic Director for Business and Senior Women’s Administrator at the University of Miami. She managed the program’s $20 million budget and was responsible for financial planning and budgets for all of the Hurricane programs. Prior to her stint in Coral Gables, Mehrtens served as Special Assistant to the Director at Northeastern’s University Center for the Study of Sport In Society and as Assistant Athletic Director for Business in NU’s women’s athletics department. Mehrtens also spent two years as Executive Director of S.M.A.R.T. Sports, Inc., a community-based partnership program to provide mentoring for youth in Miami, Fla., between the Miami and Illinois appointments. As a student-athlete, Mehrtens enjoyed a successful collegiate career at the University of Alabama. She threw the discus on the women’s track team, collect-ing All-American honors in 1985 and making the World University Games and Pan American Teams in 1987. She finished fourth in the 1992 U.S. Olympic Trials.Mehrtens earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Commerce and Business Administration from Alabama in 1986 and completed her master’s degree in educa-tion from Illinois in 2001. Mehrtens has been very active on the CAA and NCAA fronts. She serves on the prestigious NCAA Division I Management Council and on the Big 12 Stra-tegic Plan Review Committee and Championships and Awards Committee. She was the Big 12 Administrator’s Council Co-Chair in 2006-07. Mehrtens has been married to Nicholas Mehrtens III for three years and has two stepdaughters; Marina, 14, and Kayla, 8.


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Media Information

Media ServicesNotes and up-to-date statistics will be available via e-mail, UNCWsports.com and in the press box on game day. A final box score and play-by-play will be available following each game. Phone lines and a fax machine are provided for use by the media.

CredentialsRequests for media credentials must be made as early as possible by contacting UNCW’s Sports Information Office. Credentials are issued to accredited members of the working media only, and all requests will be evaluated and prioritized. Credentials will be left at the ticket booth at the entrance to Brooks Field.

Press BoxSeating in the press box is limited and will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis.

Telephones/Ethernet ConnectionsTelephone lines and Ethernet connections are located on pressrow for your convenience on a first-come, first-served basis.

Post-Game InterviewsBoth coaches and selected players are available upon request following each game. Interviews will take place on the field next to the respective dugouts. The NCAA’s 15-minute “cooling off” period will be enforced.

General InterviewsDay-to-day interviews with the coaching staff and players are encouraged. Please contact Tom Riordan at (910) 962-4099 to arrange an interview.

Telephone InterviewsIn the event you are unable to talk in person to an athlete or coach, we will attempt to arrange a telephone interview at a time convenient to both parties. Please allow ample time to set up a mutually agreeable date and location for those involved.

Game Day InterviewsNo interviews will be given prior to the game, with the exception of pre-game radio shows.

Visiting RadioOpposing teams wishing to originate radio broadcasts from Brooks Field should contact Tom Riordan at (910) 962-4099 to secure phone lines. Visit-ing radio will broadcast from within the press box or on a landing in front of the press box, weather permitting.

Internet CoverageAll of the latest information on the Seahawk baseball team as well as UNCW’s other intercollegiate teams may be found on the department’s internet web site at UNCWsports.com. For information on the Colonial Athletic Association, visit CAAsports.com. Live stats will be available for all games.

UNCW and ESPN Radio AM630 have rejoined for the 2009 sea-son and will broadcast more than 28 games, including all postsea-son action for the Seahawks.

The 2009 season also marks the return of HawkVision presented by Dell, where fans can watch video broadcasts of over 40 games this season. Mike Vaccaro and Joe Cardile will bring all the action live from Brooks Field and whereever the Seahawks play.

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Media Relations

Media InformationSchool Contact Phone e-mail Web site SeriesClemson Brian Hennessy 864.656.1921 [email protected] Clemsontigers.com Clemson, 31-7College of Charleston Tony Ciuffo 843.953.5465 [email protected] cofcsports.com First meetingCoastal Carolina Kent Reichert 843.349.2840 [email protected] goCCUsports.com Coastal, 41-30Creighton Rob Beuerlein 402.280-5801 [email protected] gocreighton.com First meetingDelaware Kenny Kline 302.831.2186 [email protected] www.bluehens.com UNCW, 16-10East Carolina Malcom Gray 252.328.4522 [email protected] ECUPirates.com ECU, 66-52Elon Chris Rash 336.278.6712 [email protected] Elonphoenix.com UNCW, 20-16George Mason Richard Coco 703.993.3264 [email protected] GoMason.com UNCW, 44-37Georgia State Mike Holmes 404.413.4033 [email protected] Georgiastatesports.com UNCW, 7-2Hofstra Brian Bohl 516.463.2907 [email protected] hofstra.edu/athletics UNCW, 19-3Kent State Ty Linder 330.672.2254 [email protected] kentstatesports.com Kent, 7-5Maryland JoeyFlyntz 301.314.8093 [email protected] njithighlanders.com UNCW,4-3Michigan State Josh Rattray 517.355.2271 [email protected] msuspartans.com First meetingNorth Carolina John Martin 919.962.0084 [email protected] Tarheelblue.com UNC, 48-9N.C. Central Kyle Serba 919.530.7054 [email protected] NCCUEaglePride.com UNCW, 1-0N.C. State Bruce Winkworth 919.515.1182 [email protected] GoPack.com NCSU, 54-14Old Dominion Carol Hudson 757.683.3372 [email protected] ODUsports.com ODU, 52-50Towson Dan O’Connell 410.704.3102 [email protected] TowsonTigers.com UNCW, 25-7Va. Commonwealth Scott Day 804.828.8496 [email protected] VCUathletics.com UNCW, 33-27Wake Forest Scott Wortman 336.758.5640 [email protected] WakeForestsports.com Wake, 14-11William & Mary Jake Skipper 757.221.3176 [email protected] TribeAthletics.com UNCW, 53-19Wright State Greg Campbell 937.602.0326 [email protected] wsuraiders.com First meeting

Support Staff

Tom RiordanAssistant SID/Baseball Contact

Joe BrowningSenior Assoc. A.D./Communications

Jarrett AbelsonAssistant SID

Matt BechtelStudent Manager

Mallory PeacockStudent Office

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Aldo PlataHead Men's Athletic

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Robert ProffitStudent Manager

Lindsay RobertsonStudent Office

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Ben StewartStudent Manager

Spencer WrightStudent Manager

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▪ Administration (910 area code)Kelly Mehrtens, Director of Athletics [email protected] 962-4292Jarrett Abelson, Asst. Sports Information Director [email protected] 962-3252Rob Brickels, Asst. Athletic Director/Marketing & Development [email protected] 962-7297Joe Browning, Senior Assoc. Athletic Director/Communications [email protected] 962-3236Tim Duncan, Associate A.D./Director of Seahawk Club [email protected] 962-7625Cody Edwards, Director of Compliance [email protected] 962-3001Pat Howey, Deputy Athletic Director/Compliance [email protected] 962-3767Randy Magill, Assoc. Athletic Director/Business [email protected] 962-3580Tommy McKnight, Asst. A.D./Facilities & Event Mgt. [email protected] 962-4245Chris Radford, Director of Ticket Operations [email protected] 962-7536Linda Rawley, Assistant Director/Seahawk Club [email protected] 962-7281 Tom Riordan, Assistant Sports Information Director [email protected] 962-4099Mike Vaccaro, Assistant Director of Sports Marketing [email protected] 962-7319Sandy Williford, Assistant Athletic Director/Academics [email protected] 962-7095

▪ Head CoachesDave Allen, Men’s/Women’s Swimming & Diving [email protected] 962-3237Paul Cairney, Women’s Soccer [email protected] 962-3932Matt Clark, Men’s Golf [email protected] 962-7204Mait DuBois, Men’s Tennis [email protected] 962-3989Jenny Garrity, Women’s Tennis [email protected] 962-7714Ann Hancock, Women’s Basketball [email protected] 962-4085Aidan Heaney, Men’s Soccer [email protected] 962-7057Cindy Ho, Women’s Golf [email protected] 962-4163Benny Moss, Men’s Basketball [email protected] 962-3568Mark Scalf, Baseball [email protected] 962-3570Jim Sprecher, Men’s/Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field [email protected] 962-7233Kelly Van Houten, Softball [email protected] 962-3984

UNCW Athletics601 South College RoadWilmington, N.C. 28403

Athletic Administration 910-962-3232Athletic Fax 910-962-3002Compliance 910-962-3001Athletic Facilities 910-962-4245Ticket Office 910-962-7536Seahawk Club 910-962-7737Sports Medicine 910-962-3584

Dave AllenSwimming

Paul CairneyWomen's Soccer

Matt ClarkMen's Golf

Jenny GarrityWomen's Tennis

Ann HancockWomen's Basketball

Aidan HeaneyMen's Soccer

Cindy HoWomen's Golf

Benny MossMen's Basketball

Mark ScalfBaseball

Jim SprecherTrack/Cross Country

Kelly Van HoutenSoftball

Mait DuBoisMen's Tennis

Nixon AnnexErected in 2003, the Nixon Annex houses the

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Coaches and Administration Directory


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2008-09 Roster

Pitchers (15) Cl. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)4 Jesse Haney Jr. R/R 6-1 200 Chesterfield, Va./Matoaca16 Steven Davis Fr. L/L 5-11 185 Robbins, N.C./North Moore18 Cameron Roth So. R/L 6-2 185 Poquoson, Va./Denbigh19 Stephen Harrold So. R/R 6-1 208 Raleigh, N.C./Leesville Road22 Daniel Cropper So.-r R/R 6-4 200 Snow Hill, Md./Snow Hill23 Ryan Walker Fr. L/L 6-4 200 Chapel Hill, N.C./Orange24 Justin Bradley So. R/R 6-3 185 Carolina Beach, N.C./Ashley25 Thomas Jones Fr. R/R 6-4 195 Wilmington, N.C./Topsail27 Tyler McSwain Fr. R/R 6-1 170 Sophia, N.C./Randleman30 Bryan Booth Jr. R/R 5-9 188 Cary, N.C./Cary31 Tyler Smith Fr.-r L/L 6-2 195 Forest City, N.C./East Rutherford34 Seth Frankoff Jr. R/R 6-5 190 Apex, N.C./Apex35 Jack Lane Fr. R/R 6-9 200 Huntersville, N.C./Hopewell38 Brian Rhino Fr. R/R 6-0 180 Cary, N.C./Cary39 Dylan Kipp Fr. L/L 6-3 170 Cary, N.C./Green Hope Catchers (4) Cl. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)8 Cody Stanley So. L/R 5-10 200 Clinton, N.C./Clinton9 Ryan Foreman Sr. L/R 6-2 170 Southern Pines, N.C./Pinecrest29 Allen King Fr. R/R 6-2 180 Wilmington, N.C./New Hanover40 David Shambley So. R/R 5-11 200 Cary, N.C./Green Hope Infielders (8) Cl. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)2 Ben Thielsen Jr. L/R 5-9 170 Kirkland, Wash./Lake Washington (Edmonds CC)5 Cameron Cockman Fr. R/R 6-3 200 Pleasant Garden, N.C./Southeast Guilford12 Alex Hill (OF) So. L/L 5-9 170 Charlotte, N.C./Vance14 Matt Holt Jr.-r R/R 6-2 175 Cary, N.C./Green Hope20 Michael Rooney Jr. R/R 5-11 170 Cary, N.C./Cary21 Aaron Jones Fr. L/L 6-4 195 Kernersville, N.C./Gospel Light28 Austin Sandy Fr. L/R 6-1 170 Fayetteville, N.C./Jack Britt33 Robbie Monday (C) Jr. L/R 6-2 230 Elkin, N.C./East Wilkes (Surry CC) Outfielders (8) Cl. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)1 Grayson Evans Jr.-r R/R 5-9 160 Fuquay-Varina, N.C./Fuquay-Varina6 Tyler Stott So. R/R 6-0 185 Carolina Beach, N.C./Ashley7 Thomas Pope Fr. R/R 5-10 165 Clinton, N.C./Clinton13 Marc Locklear Jr.-r R/L 5-11 190 Raleigh, N.C./Garner15 Dakota Piver (C) Fr. R/R 6-2 200 Tabor City, N.C./South Columbus26 Rhett Miller Jr. L/R 5-11 170 Cary, N.C./Athens Drive32 Bobby Leeper Jr. R/R 6-1 177 Raleigh, N.C./Wakefield36 Andrew Cain (RHP) Fr. R/R 6-6 200 Greenville, N.C./J.H. Rose

Head Coach: 3 Mark Scalf (18th season, UNC Wilmington, 1980) Associate Head Coach: 17 Randy Hood (8th season, Campbell, 1990) Assistant Coach: 37 Jason Howell (2nd season, UNC Chapel Hill, 2002) Assistant Coach: 11 Josh Simmons (1st season, East Carolina, 2002)

Numerical# Name Pos.1 Grayson Evans OF2 Ben Thielsen IF4 Jesse Haney RHP5 Cameron Cockman IF6 Tyler Stott OF7 Thomas Pope OF8 Cody Stanley C9 Marc Locklear OF12 Alex Hill IF/OF13 Ryan Foreman C14 Matt Holt IF15 Dakota Piver OF/C16 Steven Davis LHP18 Cameron Roth LHP19 Stephen Harrold RHP20 Michael Rooney IF21 Aaron Jones IF22 Daniel Cropper RHP23 Ryan Walker LHP24 Justin Bradley RHP25 Thomas Jones RHP26 Rhett Miller OF27 Tyler McSwain RHP28 Austin Sandy IF29 Allen King C30 Bryan Booth RHP31 Tyler Smith LHP32 Bobby Leeper OF33 Robbie Monday IF/C34 Seth Frankoff RHP35 Jack Lane RHP36 Andrew Cain RHP/OF38 Brian Rhino RHP39 Dylan Kipp LHP40 David Shambley C

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1 • Grayson EvansOutfielder • Junior (RS) • R/RFuquay-Varina, N.C.Fuquay-Varina2008: Red-shirted ... 2007: Played in 49 contests, started 39 … Finished strong following slow start … Hit safely in 15 of his final 19 games … Hit .320 over that span (24-75) and drove in 13 runs … Hit .289

in conference play … Connected on game-winning 3-run homer against George Mason (5/18) … 2006: Earned All-CAA Tournament honors … Started 16 games, saw action in 38 … Led all conference rookies with .376 batting average … Hit .500 (18-36) in postseason … Scored eight runs and drove in eight ... Collected four hits against Maine in NCAA regional (6/3) … At Fuquay-Varina: NCBCA 4A All-State selection … Also earned NCpreps.com All-State honors … Earned Tri-Seven All-Conference hon-ors junior and senior seasons … Conference Player-of-the-Year … Batted .383 with six home runs senior season … .390 career-hitter at Fuquay-Varina … Played in East/West All-Star game … Played in North Caro-lina/South Carolina All-Star game … School Male Athlete-of-the-Year … Three-year starter and letterman for Bengals … Coached by Milton Senter … Personal: Full Name: Grayson Lee Evans … Born Feb. 28, 1987, in Raleigh, N.C. … Son of Steve and Chris Evans ... Majoring in business.

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2006 .376 38 16 93 18 35 3 1 0 18 7 8 5 52007 .275 48 39 167 32 46 8 1 3 24 12 18 2 6TOTAL .312 86 55 260 50 81 11 2 3 42 19 26 7 11

4 • Jesse HaneyPitcher • Junior • R/RChesterfield, Va.MatoacaListed in top 20 Coastal Plain League profes-sional prospects by Perfect Game ... 2008: Start-ed season as midweek starter, but moved into relief role late in season ... Struck out five in 3 2/3 hitless

innings of relief against Fordham (3/2) and picked up win ... Made career-high five starts … 2007: Impressive freshman season making 15 appear-ances out of bullpen … Struck out 17 in 26.1 innings … Limited opponents to .277 batting average … Picked up first career save against Towson (4/22) … Earned first career win against Northeastern (5/6) … Hit .200 (3-15) in limited time as position player … Played third base and shortstop

… At Matoaca: First-team All-Region ... Also earned first-team All-Metro and Tri-Cities ... Helped

lead Warriors to Central District Conference title and first-ever appearance in

State 3A tournament ... Hit .385 while starting at shortstop ... Compiled 4-0 mark as team’s closer ... Fashioned 0.82 ERA

... Three-time All-District first-team selection ... Four-year starter

for coach Fred Stoots ... Hit .465 his junior season with 30 runs scored ...

Voted top prospect at Mid-Atlantic All-Star game ... Ranked 16th best

professional prospect in Virginia by Baseball America prior to

2006 MLB draft … Personal: Full Name: Jesse Ferland

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Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2007 3.76 1 0 15 0 0 0 1 1 26.1 26 11 11 7 172008 7.94 1 2 17 5 0 0 0 0 28.1 36 26 25 18 21TOTAL 5.93 2 2 32 5 0 0 1 1 54.2 62 37 36 25 38

6 • Tyler StottInf./OF • Sophomore • R/RCarolina Beach, N.C.Ashley

2008: Used primarily as pinch runner … At Ashley: All-State his senior season … Helped lead Eagles to Mideastern Conference title and first appearance in State 4A Championship against nationally-ranked

South Caldwell … Also earned All-Conference honors his sophomore and junior seasons … Hit .333 and stole 30 bases in 31 attempts in 2006 … Ranked third in state in stolen bases … Also scored 31 runs … Eagles compiled 71-31 mark in four years at varsity level … Comes from same prep program as current Seahawk Justin Bradley … Personal: Full Name: Tyler Matthew Stott … Born Sept. 10, 1989, in Charlotte, N.C. … Son of Donna and Phil Stott.

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2008 .000 15 0 5 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 2 2

8 • Cody StanleyCatcher • Sophomore • R/LClinton, N.C.ClintonListed by Baseball America as one of the top prospects in the New England Collegiate Base-ball league ... 2008: Colonial All-Rookie selection … Earned Third-

team Ping Baseball All-America honors ... Had eight multi-RBI games ... Hit .467 (14-30) over a season-long 9-game hitting streak ... Knocked in season-high four RBI at JMU (5/11) … At Clinton: Two-time All-State selection … Fin-ished second in state with .629 batting av-erage … Tabbed by ImpactBaseball.com as 11th best senior in state … Sampson County Player-of-the-Year … East Central Conference Player-of-the-Year … Three-time All-Conference selection … Team MVP … Added five home runs and drove in 43 runs his senior season … Drove in six runs in one inning during State tournament game … Hit .514 with five home runs as junior … Struck out only six times … Went 18-for-18 in stolen base attempts … Also served as team’s closer, recorded eight saves … Struck out 36 in 23.1 innings … Played for coach Tracey Thornton … Also played football for Dark Horses … Named Defensive Player-of-the-Game in 2A State cham-pionship game as punter … From same high school as Pittsburgh Steelers run-ning back Willie Parker


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9 • Marc LocklearOutfield • Junior (RS) • R/LRaleigh, N.C.Garner

2008: Appeared in 18 games, making three starts ... Doubled and scored against Fordham (3/1) and Wil-liam & Mary (3/22) ... Drove in first career run against NY Tech (4/26) ... 2007: Played in 12 games … Went

hitless in five at bats … Stole base against Temple (2/17) … 2006: Red-shirted ... At Garner: NCpreps.com All-State selection … Two-time All-Triangle Alliance selection for Trojans … As junior, hit .494 with eight home runs ... Stole 34 bases … Ranked 12th best prospect in state by Impact Baseball … Coached by Derick Goffena … Personal: Full Name: Marcus Ryan Locklear … Born Jan. 5, 1987, in Garner, N.C. … Son of Bobby and Gwen Locklear ... Majoring in exercise science.

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2007 .000 12 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 12008 .182 18 3 22 7 4 2 0 0 1 2 8 0 0Totals .148 30 3 27 8 4 2 0 0 1 2 11 1 1

12 • Alex HillInfield • Sophomore • L/LCharlotte, N.C.Vance2008: In 44 games, finished third on the club with 35 walks and scored 30 runs … Also finished with .474 slugging percentage on the strength of five doubles, a triple and four homers … Ranked ninth in CAA in

base on balls ... Scored five runs against James Madison without record-ing plate appearance (4 BB,1 HBP) ... CAA Rookie-of-the-Week (4/28) … At Vance: Four-year starter … Helped Cougars to 4A State tourna-ment appearance as senior … Led State with .667 batting average his senior season … Finished with seven home runs and drove in 37 runs for coach John Lentz … Conference Rookie-of-the-Year after hitting .375

… All-Mecklenburg County selection twice … Played in North Carolina East Vs. West All-Star game … Holds state career batting average record (.561) … Four-time All-MECA 6 conference selection … All-State his se-nior season … Personal: Full Name: Christopher Alexander Hill … Born April 1, 1989, in Charlotte, N.C. … Son of Chris Hill … Father played in Pittsburgh organization.


13 • Ryan ForemanCatcher • Senior • L/RSouthern Pines, N.C.Pinecrest

2008: Saw action as pinch hitter in two games ... Sin-gled against James Madison (5/11) ... 2007: Joined team as walk-on ... Made first collegiate appearance as pinch hitter against Hofstra (4/6) ... Personal: Full

Name: Ryan Charles Foreman ... Born Sept. 19, 1987, in Burlington, N.C. ... Son of Ron and Angela Foreman.

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT2007 .000 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02008 .500 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Totals .333 3 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

14 • Matt HoltInfield • Junior (RS) • R/RCary, N.C.Green Hope2008: In-j u r i e s hampered s o p h o -

more season … Saw action in 20 games, including six starts ... Homered, scored three times and knocked in two at Elon (3/5) … 2007: Started 38 games while seeing action in 44 … Solid glove at second base for Seahawks … Committed just four errors in 181 total chances … Played error-less ball in his final 14 games, fielding 62 chances flawlessly … Hit .274 with four homers … Fin-ished second on team with eight stolen bases … Drove in 23 runs, scored 31 … Drove in four on two different occasions … Belted UNCW’s only grand slam of season against Northeastern (5/6) … 2006: Red-shirted ... At Green Hope: Three-year starter for Falcons … Helped lead team to pair of Tri-Seven conference titles … Earned All-Conference honors junior and senior seasons … Appeared in North Carolina State Games as junior … Hit five homers in senior season … Coached by Mike Miraglioulo … Personal: Full Name: Matthew Tyler Holt … Born April 4, 1987, in Charlotte, N.C. … Son of Jamie and Michelle Holt ... Majoring in marketing and finance.

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB ATT 2007 .274 44 38 164 31 45 11 1 4 23 12 30 8 112008 .188 21 6 32 11 6 2 0 1 2 6 10 1 1TOTAL .260 65 44 196 42 51 13 1 5 25 18 40 9 12


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All-State selection ... Opened collegiate career with 21 innings before allowing an earned run … Totaled five wins and three saves … CAA All-Rookie selection … CAA Rookie-of-the-Week (3/25) ... Led Colo-nial with 33 apperances ... At Denbigh: Second-team All-State selection for state power Denbeigh … Four-year starter … Won Peninsula Conference title as fresh-man and senior … Conference Player-of-the-Year as senior … All-Region and District selection his sophomore, junior and senior seasons … Named Daily Press All-Star twice … Was 6-4 with 1.60 ERA his junior season … Connected on five home runs and batted .485 … Helped lead Patriots to District Championship in 2004 … Only freshman to start on District titlist squad … Two-way player for coach Russell Ingram … Batted .512 with four home runs as a sophomore … Also fashioned 5-4 mark and 1.38 ERA … Personal: Full Name: Cameron Elliott Roth … Born April 5, 1989, in Poquoson, Va. … Son of Bill and Pam Roth … Played American Legion baseball for Post 368 … Compiled 7-1 mark and 0.08 ERA in 2005 … Went 6-5 and recorded 1.80 ERA in 2006 … All-Star both seasons … Also played with Tidewater Orioles AAU … Participated in Virginia Common-wealth Games as sophomore and junior.

Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO2008 3.77 5 3 33 0 0 0 2 4 45.1 41 26 19 16 37

19 • Stephen HarroldPitcher • Sophomore • R/RRaleigh, N.C.Leesville RoadPreseason All-CAA ... 2008: Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America ... Ping Baseball Freshman All-America ... Led bullpen with freshmen record six saves … Made 30 appearances, ranking fourth in the

CAA … CAA All-Freshman honoree ... Picked up two wins in relief against Georgia State … At Leesville Road: Ranked 33rd best senior in state by ImpactBaseball.com … Two-time All-Cap 7 conference selection … All-State selection … CAP 7 Player-of-the-Year … Helped Pride finish third in 4A State tournament … Compiled 9-2 mark his senior season … Struck

out 72 in 52 innings … Posted 5-4 record and 2.84 ERA … Also hit .415 with three round trippers … Drove in 24 runs … Personal: Full Name: Stephen Richard Harrold … Born March 12, 1989, in Boynton Beach, Fla. … Son of Rich and Peggy Harrold … Three-time Scholar-Athlete award winner … Played for Carolina Cubs and Coach Ricky Keith in WWBA Championships in Marietta, Ga. … Played in North Carolina State games in 2005 and 2006.


20 • Mike RooneyInfield • Junior • R/RCary, N.C.Cary2008: Started all 62 games as Seahawk shortstop … Set career-highs in most offensive categories … Scored 50 runs while leading team with 12 sacrifice hits … Second on team with 15 HBP ... Led Sea-

hawks with .476 batting average in postseason and nine runs scored ... Committed just one error in 31 postseason chances … 2007: Finished season with .296 batting average … Played in 19 games, made eight starts … Hit .500 (4-8) in season finale against George Mason … At Cary: All-County selection his senior season ... Helped lead Imps to conference title ... Batted .446 and earned All-Tri-7 conference honors ... ... Scored 33 runs and drove in 21 ... From same high school as UNCW Head Coach Mark Scalf ... Played with current teammate Bryan Booth at Cary ... Per-sonal: Full Name: Michael Christopher Rooney … Born Aug. 7, 1988, in St. Louis, Mo. ... Son of James and Carolyn Rooney.


22 •Daniel CropperPitcher • Sophomore (RS) • R/RSnow Hill, Md.Snow Hill

2008: Red-shirted ... 2007: Freshman All-America selection by Ping!Baseball … CAA All-Rookie selec-tion … Second on staff with 3.75 ERA … Finished 5-5 … Hurled complete game shutout against Tow-

son (4/20) … It was first complete game shutout by UNCW freshman since 1980 … Compiled streak of 15.1 consecutive innings of shutout baseball … Earned CAA Rookie-of-the-Week award three times (3/12, 4/23, 4/30) to pace conference … Led all CAA freshman with 3.75 ERA overall … Ranked fifth in conference play with 2.72 ERA … Was fourth in starts (15) and 10th in opponents batting average (.249) ... Picked up first career win


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24 • Justin BradleyPitcher • Sophomore • R/RCarolina Beach, N.C.Ashley2008: Started three games, appearing in 10 ... Struck out season-high three on two occasions ... At Ash-ley: 4A All-State selection … Wilmington Star News Player-of-the-Year … All-Mideastern Conference

selection and Player-of-the-Year … Two-year letterwinner for Eagles and coach Brian Stewart … Helped lead Eagles to Mideastern Conference title and first appearance in State 4A Championship against nationally-ranked

South Caldwell … Drew start in State Championship series opener against first round pick Madison Bumgarner … Compiled 9-2 mark as senior … Struck out 77 in 78 innings … Re-corded 0.71 ERA … Ranked sixth in state in ERA … Also hit .300 and drove in 21 runs … Went 2-1 as a junior … Fashioned 3.28 ERA in 22 innings … Struck out 21 and walked 10 … Also played outfield … Hit .400 and drove in 10 runs … From same prep program that produced current Seahawk Tyler Stott … Personal: Full Name: Justin David Bradley … Born Jan. 3, 1989, in Wilmington, N.C. … Son of Ben and Debbie Bradley … Played for Wilmington Eagles AAU … Also played for Caro-

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26 • Rhett MillerOutfield • Junior • L/RCary, N.C.Athens Drive2008: Opened season at the top of lineup and start-ing in leftfield … Injury knocked him out of lineup … Scored 36 runs and posted .373 on base average ... Tied school record with seven at bats against

VCU (3/28) ... Scored game-win-ning run against NC State (5/7) … 2007: Played in 22 games, making 10 starts … Hit .191 with four RBI and scored seven runs … At Ath-ens Drive: Three-time All Tri-Seven Conference selection ... Team MVP for Jaguars ... Diamond Sports All-Senior honoree ... Hit .545 with 13 runs scored ... Batted .429, scored 33 runs and stole 16 bases his junior season ... Helped lead Joey Bell’s club to two conference titles and District championship as sophomore ... Personal: Full Name: Rhett Har-rison Miller ... Born Jan. 14, 1988, in Raleigh, N.C. ... Son of Kevin and Tammy Miller ... National Honor So-ciety member ... NCHSAA Scholar-Athlete Award ... Academic All-Confer-ence ... Presidential and North Carolina Scholar ... Played with prestigious Midland Redskins AAU program.


30 • Bryan BoothPitcher • Junior • R/RCary, N.C.Cary2008: Reliever who dropped his arm slot down to the side … Allowed just four of 16 inherited runners to score ... Made career-high 15 appearances ... Picked up first

career win against Elon in NCAA Regional… 2007: Saw action in three games … Did not record a decision … Struck out seven in five innings … At Cary: All-State selection ... Named Diamond Sports County Senior Player-of-the-Year ... Wake County Player-of-the-Year ... Helped lead Coach Joe Lapp’s squad to conference title ... Struck out 104 batters in 74.2 innings ... Recorded 2.32 ERA ... Also slammed six homers and drove in 19 runs ... Set school record with 21 strikeouts in nine inning game against Lee County as senior ... Holds school mark with three home runs in a single game ... From same high school as UNCW Head Coach Mark Scalf ... Played with cur-rent teammate Michael Rooney at Cary ... Personal: Full Name: Bryan Scott Booth … Born Oct. 20, 1987, in Cary, N.C. ... Son of Scott and Penni Booth ... Three-time Academic All-Conference selection for Imps ... Played American Legion baseball for Cary Post 67.



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34 • Seth FrankoffPitcher • Junior • R/RApex, N.C.Apex2008: Gave Sea-hawks lift early in season by winning

first five decisions ... Tossed seven shutout innings at Hofstra (3/14) ... Limited William & Mary to one run on seven hits over seven innings (3/21) ... Gave UNCW five strong in-nings in NCAA Regional against Elon (6/1) … Tossed complete game win against Milwaukee at the JU Invi-tational … 2007: Made 10 appearances, including four starts … Compiled 1-1 mark … Earned win against Camp-bell (3/20) … Struck out career-high eight and earned CAA Rookie-of-the-Week honors for that outing ... Pitched with Team USA… At Apex: All-State selection by North Caro-lina Baseball Coaches Association ... Diamond Sports All-County selection ... Two-time All-Tri-Seven conference ... Apex Most Valuable Player twice ... Sparked Cougars to pair of Conference titles ... Went 7-2 his senior sea-son ... Struck out 80 in 57 innings pitched ... Compiled 1.46 ERA ... Per-sonal: Full Name: James Seth Frankoff ... Born Aug. 27, 1988, in Raleigh, N.C. ... Son of Ricky and Joy Frankoff ... Played AAU ball for Impact Dirt-bags ... Also participated in Perfect Game WWBA National Tournament.


40 • David ShambleyCatcher • Sophomore • R/RCary, N.C.Green Hope2008: Started 11 games and played in 24 contest ... Collected six doubles ... Scored three runs against The Citadel (4/15) … At Green Hope: All-State as senior … Three-time All-Tri 8 conference selection

… Batted .412 with four home runs and 22 runs batted in as senior … Ranked 12th in state with 12 doubles … Hit .456 his junior season while setting school record for hits (41) … Played in North Carolina East Vs. West All-Star game in 2007 … Personal: Full Name: David Jay Shambley … Born Aug. 18, 1988, in Dallas Texas … Son of Anne and Clay Shambley … Brother, Will, plays on UNCW’s golf team.


31 • Tyler SmithPitcher • RS-Freshman • L/LForest City, N.C.East Rutherford2008: Red-shirted ... At East Rutherford: All-State se-lection … Led East Rutherford to pair of state titles in four seasons … Cavaliers were ranked 11th in nation by Sports Illustrated and 15th by Baseball America

… Posted perfect 9-0 mark as senior … Ranked 25th in state with 0.99 ERA … Also named All-Charlotte Observer and All-Region 8 … Concluded prep career with 19-4 mark … Ranked as 3rd best lefthander in the state and 29th overall amongst seniors … All-Southwestern Conference selection in 2005-07 … Pitched Cavaliers to four straight Southwestern Conference titles … In 2006 he fashioned 5-2 mark … Lowered ERA to 2.74 and struck out 64 bat-ters in 46 innings … Went 5-2 with 2.81 ERA as a sophomore … Struck out 37 in 32 innings … Played for former UNCW standout Bobby Dale Reynolds (’86) … Personal: Full Name: Tyler Jordan Smith … Born Sept. 7, 1989, in Sandy Mush, N.C. … Son of Larry and Vickie Smith … Played in North Caro-lina State games twice (2005, 2006) … Played for Impact Dirtbags … Helped Dirtbags to third-place finish at WWBA World Championships in Jupiter, Fla.

32 • Bobby LeeperOutfielder • Junior • R/RRaleigh, N.C.Wakefield2008: NCAA Cary All-Regional Selection ... Pla-tooned in the outfield and responded with career-high .328 batting average … Started 26 of final 30 games ... Doubled seven times, also tripled and

homered … Collected career-high four hits against Elon (6/1) in NCAA Regional ... Strongest arm in outfield … 2007: Made 20 starts while play-ing in 28 games as freshman … Hit .286 with five doubles and 12 runs bat-ted in … Homered against Northeastern (5/6) … Fashioned career-high 7-game hitting streak (13-27, .481) … At Wakefield: All-State selection his senior season ... Played in prestigious East-West Game ... Two-time All-Capitol 7 Conference selection ... All-Region his junior and senior sea-sons ... Named Diamond Sports All-County after hitting .416, scoring 24 runs and driving in 22 ... Holds single season record with 0.00 ERA, runs allowed (1) while pitching ... Posted four wins and three saves while strik-ing out 30 in 19 innings ... Helped Wolverines to three conference titles ... Three-year letterwinner ... Team went 59-13 over that time ... Coached by Ed Hall, father of former Seahawk standout Brandon Hall ... Personal: Full Name: Robert Dennis Leeper ... Born Oct. 27, 1987, in Raleigh, N.C. ... Son of Joel and Susan Leeper ... National Honor Society member ...

Four-time Academic All-Conference honoree ... Presidential and North Carolina Scholar ... Played for Carolina Cubs AA program ... Played in Perfect Game Atlantic Top prospect Showcase ... Participated in WWBA National Championship ... Also played in WWBA Nationals in Jupiter, Fla., and East Cobb, Ga.


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2009 Seahawks16 • Steven DavisPitcher • Freshman • L/LRobbins, N.C.North MooreAt North Moore: Three-time All-Yadkin Valley Conference honoree … Named All-State his junior season … Also earned conference MVP honors in 2007 … Helped Mus-tangs to four 1A state tournament appearances … Confer-

ence tournament champions in 2007 … Mustangs were ranked 10th in state in 2008 … Two-way threat for Mustangs … Led state with 45 RBI as a junior and topped state with 161 strikeouts as a junior … Fanned 442 hitters in four seasons … Went 9-2 with 0.82 ERA in 2007 … Compiled 4-3 mark with 110 strikeouts and 1.43 ERA in 2008 … Played in 2007 State games, striking out seven in six innings pitched … Also played in 2008 Legion All-Star Game … Personal: Full name: Steven Craig Davis … Born on April 13, 1990, in Pinehurst, N.C. … Son of Linda and Mickey Davis.

21 • Aaron JonesInfielder • Freshman • L/LKernersville, N.C.Gospel LightAt Gospel Light: All-State selection for Lions in 2008 after hitting .477 … Also pitched and fashioned an 8-3 mark with 83 strikeouts in 43 innings … Also played at Grimsley High School … Led both schools to total of four state playoff ap-

pearances … Personal: Full name: Aaron Lee Jones … Born on March 27, 1990, in Greensboro, N.C. … Son of Kay and Robbie Jones.

23 • Ryan WalkerPitcher • Freshman • L/LChapel Hill, N.C.OrangeAt Orange: All-State selection in 2008 … Named Mid-State Conference Pitcher-of-the-Year … Went 10-1 and compiled 1.44 ERA as a senior … Also amassed 108 strikeouts in 63 1/3 innings … Pitched and picked up win in

North Carolina vs. South Carolina Challenge … Personal: Full name: Ryan Doug-las Walker … Born on Sept. 30, 1988, in Exeter, N.H. … Son of Michelle and John Walker … Father played first base at New Hampshire … From same prep program as former UNCW standout Daniel Hargrave.

25 • Thomas JonesPitcher • Freshman • R/RWilmington, N.C.TopsailAt Topsail: 1A All-State selection in 2007 and 2008 … Helped Pirates to four straight Coastal Plain titles … Four-time All-Conference selection … Named team MVP three times … Pirates were ranked in state 1A top 10 each year

… State finalist in 2008 … Finished prep career with 33-5 career mark … Struck out 338 batters in his final three seasons … Played in All-State games in 2006 and 2007 … Named to Wilmington Star News All-Area team … Personal: Full name: Thomas Hunter Jones … Born on Aug. 13, 1990, in Wilmington, N.C. … Son of Tanya and Jimmy Jones.

7 • Thomas PopeOutfielder • Freshman • R/RClinton, N.C.ClintonAt Clinton: Teammate of current Seahawk Cody Stanley at Clinton … Two-time All-State selection … Four-year starter for Dark Horses … Three-time All-East Central Conference selection … Team MVP in 2008 … Played in

three 2A State tournaments … Finished second in state with .587 batting average and seven home runs his senior season … Also stole 31 bases and scored 42 runs … Hit .581 as a junior with 51 runs scored and 40 stolen bases … Listed in ImpactBaseball.com’s top 50 prospects in North Carolina … Helped lead Carolina Cubs to fifth-place finish at 2008 World Wood Bat Championships … Personal: Full name: Charles Thomas Pope … Born on Nov. 2, 1989, in Clinton, N.C. … Son of Sharon Strickland and Glenn Pope.

15 • Dakota PiverCatcher/OF • Freshman • R/RTabor City, N.C.South ColumbusAt South Columbus: Three-time All-Waccamaw Confer-ence selection … Helped lead Stallions to four 2A state tournament appearances … Stole 27 bases and hit .420 his senior season … Added 31 runs scored and 21 runs

batted in … Played in State Games his sophomore and junior seasons … Also played in State East vs. West All-Star game … Personal: Full name: Dakota Dean Piver ... Born on Feb. 16, 1990, in Loris, S.C. … Son of Amy and Brent Piver.

2 • Ben ThielsenInfielder • Junior • L/RKirkland, Wash.Lake Washington (Edmonds CC)At Edmonds CC: From same junior college as former UNCW standouts Tim Preston and Aaron Smith … Helped lead Tritons to 2008 NWAACC Championship … Earned first-team All-NWAACC honors … Hit .342 with 46 runs

scored and 20 stolen bases in 2008 … In 2007, hit .373 with 40 runs scored, 25 RBI and 21 stolen bases … At Lake Washington: Earned first-team King County honors … Also named first-team Seattle Times All-Area … Hit .473 with 23 runs scored for Kangaroos … Personal: Full name: Benjamin David Thielsen .. Born on Sept. 11, 1987, in Bellevue, Wash. … Son of Joy and David Thielsen.

5 • Cam CockmanInfielder • Freshman • R/RPleasant Garden, N.C.SE GuilfordAt Southeast Guilford: All-State selection for Falcons … Also earned All-Area and All-Mid Piedmont conference honors … Played in State East vs. West All-Star game … Also played in North Carolina vs. South Carolina Challenge

… Hit .435 with 25 runs scored and drove in 41 his senior season for SE Guilford … Stole 32 career bases, including 12 his senior season … Helped Falcons to pair of 3A state tournament appearances and Mid Piedmont Conference titles … Personal: Full name: Cameron Scott Cockman … Born on Jan. 4, 1990, in Albany, Ga. … Son of Cathy and Tim Cockman.


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27 • Tyler McSwainPitcher • Freshman • R/RSophia, N.C.RandlemanAt Randleman: All-State honorable mention in 2007 … Earned All-Mid Piedmont honors from 2006 to 2008 … Played in 2007 State games … Also played in 2007 and 2008 Legion All-Star games … Hit .358 with 27 runs scored

and 16 driven in as junior … Followed with senior season in which he hit .320 with 29 runs scored and 18 knocked in … Also pitched and compiled 3-1 record with one save and a 1.35 ERA his senior season … Personal: Full name: Stephen Tyler McSwain … Born on March 31, 1990, in High Point, N.C. … Son of Penny and Steve McSwain … Brother, Matt, played at Elon.

28 • Austin SandyInfielder • Freshman • L/RFayetteville, N.C.Jack BrittAt Jack Britt: Earned first-team All-Mid-Southeastern Conference honors in 2007 and 2008 … Earned first-team All-Cape Fear Region honors … Ranked 35th best pros-pect in North Carolina by ImpactBaseball.com … Two-way

threat for Buccaneers in 2008 … Hit .483 with 18 runs scored, 14 RBI and 23 stolen bases … Also went 5-2 with 1.38 ERA and 60 SO in 40 2/3 innings … Four-year letterwinner … Personal: Full name: Austin Nathaniel Sandy … Born on Aug. 20, 1990, in Fayetteville, N.C. … Son of Elizabeth and Daniel Sandy.

29 • Allen KingCatcher • Freshman • R/RWilmington, N.C.New HanoverAt New Hanover: Missed senior season with injury … Earned All-Mid-Eastern Conference honors in 2007 … Two-time Wilmington Star News All-Area selection … Started his sophomore and junior seasons for Wildcats …

Hit .405 with 12 runs scored and 19 driven in 2007 … Played in State Games of North Carolina … Helped Wildcats to 2006 Mid-Eastern conference title … Per-sonal: Full name: Richard Allen King III … Born on June 10, 1990, in Wilmington, N.C. … Son of Vanessa and Richard King … Father played for Seahawks (1976-79) … Uncle, Steve, played at South Carolina.

33 • Robbie MondayInfielder • Junior (RS) • L/RElkin, N.C.East Wilkes (Surry CC)At Surry CC: First-team All-Region his freshman season after hitting .382 with six home runs and 46 RBI … NJCAA Division I preseason All-America … Saw sophomore sea-son ended early following broken Hamate bone … At East

Wilkes: Three-time All-Northwest Conference selection … Also earned All-County honors three times … As a senior, hit .550 with nine home runs and 42 runs batted in for Cardinals … Personal: Full name: Robert Kyle Monday … Born on Dec. 13, 1986, in Elkin, N.C. … Son of Kay and Keith Monday.

35 • Jack LanePitcher • Freshman • R/RHuntersville, N.C.HopewellTallest player in history of program (6-9) … At Hopewell: Earned All-MECA 7 Conference honors … Also named to All-Mecklenburg County squad … Helped Titans to third round of 4A State tournament … Tabbed as Top-10 pros-

pect at Atlantic Coast Top Prospect Showcase … Fashioned 6-1 mark and 0.95 ERA in 36 2/3 innings his senior season … Personal: Full name: Jackson Woo-dard Lane … Born on April 17, 1990, in Tampa, Fla. … Son of Dana Peck and George Lane.

36 • Andrew CainPitcher/OF • Freshman • R/RGreenville, N.C.Greenville Rose

At Greenville Rose: Helped lead Rampants to 4A State Championship … Rose was top-ranked team in state by ImpactBaseball.com … Hit .351 with 32 RBI and 15 stolen bases his senior season … Earned All-Coastal 8 confer-

ence honors as junior … Also earned All-Pitt County honors … Batted .347 with 19 runs scored and 16 batted in his junior season … Personal: Full name: Andrew Harris Cain … Born on March 24, 1990, in Greenville, N.C. …Son of Kim and Lance Cain … Grandfather, George Harris Jr., played football at Wake Forest … Grandfather, Bill Cain, played football at East Carolina.

38 • Brian RhinoPitcher • Freshman • R/RCary, N.C.CaryAt Cary: Earned All-Tri-8 Conference honors in 2008 … Also named team MVP … Hit .380 … Played against U.S. Junior Olympic Team … Personal: Full name: Brian Pat-rick Rhino … Born on March 25, 1990, in Raleigh, N.C. …

Son of Julie and Tim Rhino … Uncle, Dave Rhino, played baseball at Florida State and was drafted by New York Yankees … Father played football and baseball at South Carolina.

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39 • Dylan KippPitcher • Freshman • R/LCary, N.C.Green HopeAt Green Hope: Earned All-Tri 8 conference honors … Pitched primarily in relief for Falcons … Struck out 83 in 50 innings while limiting opponents to 37 hits … Played in State Games (2007) and Perfect Game Showcase … Per-

sonal: Full name: Dylan Thomas Kipp … Born on Jan. 20, 1990, in Atlanta, Ga. … Son of Patty and Steve Kipp.


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HometownCary, N.C.

BirthdateOct. 4, 1958

EducationB.S., UNC Wilmington, 1980M.A.T., UNC Chapel Hill, 1981

ExperienceUNC Chapel Hill Graduate Asst. Coach, 1980 - 82New Market, Valley League Head Coach, 1984Wareham, Cape Cod League Head Coach, 1985UNC Wilmington Assistant Coach, 1984 - 1991 Head Coach, 1992 - Team USA Assistant Coach, 2003, 2007

AwardsCAA Coach-of-the-Year 1995, 2000, 2005, 2008ABCA East Region Coach-of-the-Year 2003, 2006, 2008

Head Coach Mark Scalf

With five 40-win seasons over the past six seasons, veteran skipper Mark Scalf has built the Seahawk baseball program into one of the country’s upper-echelon teams. In 2008, the Seahawks set school and conference records for wins on their way to their fourth NCAA Tournament ap-pearance. UNCW posted 42 wins entering the NCAA Cary Regional and ran off 25 wins in the Colonial Athletic Association. For his efforts, Scalf earned his fourth CAA Coach-of-the-Year honor. In 2007, the Seahawks rallied to win eight of their last nine Colonial Athletic Association games to earn a share of the regular season title with an 18-11 mark.

Scalf, who concluded his 16th season with the Seahawks in 2007, earned his 500th career win, all at UNCW, with an 8-7 win over Elon on April 17. The Seahawks also fashioned wins over nationally-ranked Texas Christian and NC State as the pro-gram played a total of nine games against ranked opponents. In 2006, the Seahawks became the first team in the CAA to post four-straight seasons of 40 or more wins, while winning a school record 42 games. Scalf, 50, was recognized by his peers as the CAA’s Coach-of-the-Year in 2005 after the Seahawks blazed through the conference schedule with a 21-3 mark, winning the regular season title by six games. It marked the third CAA Coach-of-the-Year award for Scalf, who also collected the honor in 1995 and 2000. In his 24-year association with the program as an assistant coach and head coach, Scalf has recruited 47 All-Confer-ence players, including 1989 CAA Player-of-the-Year Trent Mongero, 1994 CAA Co-Player-of-the-Year Battle Holley and 1996 CAA Player-of-the-Year Bryan Britt. Many of Scalf’s players have moved on to the professional ranks. A total of 36 players were either drafted or signed pro contracts, including fifth-round selection Chris Hatcher (Florida) and ninth-round pick and 2007 South Atlantic League MVP John Raynor. Both players were selected in the 2006 draft when UNCW set a school record with six players being drafted that year. Scalf lettered four years at second base for UNCW in the late 1970s and re-turned to his alma mater in 1984 as an as-sistant coach, serving under Bobby Guthrie for eight seasons. In that span, Scalf was an integral part of regular season confer-

ence champion-ships in 1987 and 1989. By concentrat-ing on recruiting and conditioning as an assistant, Scalf showed he was ready to head up the program and when Guthrie stepped down on May 28, 1991, Scalf was tabbed to be the new skipper. In Scalf’s debut season in 1992, the Seahawks

established 17 school records, went 3-2 in the conference tourney and came close to reaching the championship game for the first time. By the assessment of his peers, Scalf worked magic in 1995, guiding the Seahawks to a second-place finish in the league and a 30-25 overall scorecard. He was honored as CAA Coach-of-the-Year for his efforts. In 1996, Scalf coached the Seahawks to the CAA championship game and fea-tured CAA Player-of-the-Year selection Bryan Britt. In 2000, the Seahawks set a then-school record for wins as a member of the NCAA with 36 while going 13-8 in the CAA during the regular season. Scalf was named CAA Coach-of-the-Year for the sec-ond time in six seasons. Scalf led the Seahawks to their first-ever 40-win season and the program’s first NCAA bid at the 2003 Baton Rouge Regional. UNCW reached the champion-ship game against host LSU, taking the five-time NCAA champions to extra innings before falling 9-8 in 11 innings. In 2004, the Seahawks recorded their second straight 40-win season at 40-23, advanced to the NCAA Kinston Regional fi-nals and placed six players on the All-CAA team. A 1980 graduate of UNCW’s physical education department, Scalf broke into the coaching ranks as a graduate assistant at UNC Chapel Hill in 1981. He was a full-time assistant in 1982 when the Tar Heels captured the Atlantic Coast Conference championship and advanced to the NCAA post-season playoffs.

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Head Coach Mark Scalf

Mark Scalf’s Career Record (17 seasons)Season Overall Pct. CAA Pct. Milestone Win Team Notes1992 23-38 .377 7-11 .389 No.1(2/22/92)VCU,3-0 ReachesCAAsemifinals...Seahawksset17schoolrecords.1993 26-29 .473 6-8 .429 1994 30-28 .517 10-8 .556 No. 50 (2/19/94) Davidson, 11-4 Battle Holley named CAA Player-of-the-Year.1995 30-25 .545 11-7 .611 No. 100 (4/9/95) George Mason, 3-2 CAA Coach-of-the-Year1996 28-30 .481 9-11 .450 Bryan Britt named CAA Player-of-the-Year.1997 28-29 .481 7-12 .368 1998 21-34 .382 6-14 .300 1999 30-26 .536 8-13 .381 No.200(3/14/99)Fairfield,6-42000 36-23 .610 13-8 .619 CAA Coach-of-the-Year2001 33-22 .600 11-9 .550 2002 36-21 .632 14-7 .667 No. 300 (3/27/02) Duke, 12-7 Wins CAA American division title2003 40-23 .634 15-6 .714 EarnsfirsteverNCAATournamentbid...NABCRegionalCoach-of-the-Year ... School record for wins ... Named to Team USA Baseball staff.2004 40-23 .634 17-6 .739 No. 400 (6/5/04) Vs. Tennessee, 8-5 Wins 1st CAA title ... Plays in Kinston Regional.2005 40-19 .678 21-3 .875 CAA Coach-of-the-Year ... Ties school record for wins ... Sets conference record for winning precentage2006 42-22 .636 17-13 .567 Wins 2nd CAA title ... 3rd appearance in NCAA regional ... School record for wins ... School record 31 wins at home ... NABC Regional Coach-of-the-Year.2007 29-27 .518 18-11 .621 No.500(4/17/07)Elon,8-7 Seahawksfinishasco-regularseasonchampions...TeamUSAassistant.2008 44-17-1 .717 25-4-1 .850 UNCW wins CAA regular season title ... Sets school and conference record for wins with 44 and 25 ... CAA Co-Coach-of-the-Year ... 4th NCAA Regional appearance. 556-435-1 .561 215-151-1 .587

Scalf has also been involved in summer leagues, coaching the New Market, Va., “Rebels” of the Valley League in 1984, and directing the Wareham, Mass., “Gatemen” of the Cape Cod League in 1985. In 2003, Scalf was selected by South Carolina head coach Ray Tanner to serve on the staff for USA Baseball during the team’s summer tour. The team captured the Silver Medal at the Pan American Games that summer. Scalf also served as an as-sistant on the 2007 staff under the direction of Long Beach State skipper Mike Weathers. Scalf and his wife, Allyson, have two daughters, Madison, 21, and Jordan, 18.

Scalf Coaching Pipeline

Opponent W L PCT. Albany 3 0 1.000Appalachian State 2 0 1.000Arizona 1 2 .333Auburn 0 3 .000Ball State 1 1 .500Barton 4 2 .667Brown 7 2 .778Campbell 23 13 .639Charleston Southern 10 4 .714The Citadel 3 3 .500Clemson 1 8 .111Coastal Carolina 18 25 .419C.W. Post 3 0 1.000Dartmouth 1 0 1.000Davidson 6 0 1.000Delaware 16 9 .640Delaware State 3 0 1.000Drexel 6 2 .750Duke 13 5 .722East Carolina 20 33 .377

Opponent W L PCT. East Tennessee State 2 1 .667Eastern Kentucky 3 0 1.000Elon 12 11 .521Evansville 1 0 1.000Fairfield 7 1 .875Fordham 5 0 1.000George Mason 28 28 .500George Washington 2 1 .667Georgia 1 1 .500Georgia State 7 2 .778Hofstra 19 3 .864High Point 8 1 .889Indiana State 1 0 1.000Jacksonville 0 1 .000James Madison 24 33 .421Kent State 3 6 .333Kentucky 0 1 .000Lamar 0 1 .000LaSalle 3 0 1.000Le Moyne 9 5 .643

Opponent W L PCT. Liberty 2 4 .333Louisiana State 0 1 .000Maine 1 0 1.000Maryland 3 0 1.000Marist 3 1 .750UMBC 4 0 1.000UMES 5 0 1.000Milwaukee 1 0 1.000Missouri 1 2 .333Monmouth 1 0 1.000Mount St. Mary’s 2 0 1.000Navy 2 0 1.000New York Tech 3 0 1.000North Carolina A&T 3 0 1.000North Carolina Central 1 0 1.000North Carolina State 10 27 .270Northern Iowa 1 0 1.000Northeastern 5 4 (1) .550Northwestern 0 1 .000Notre Dame 1 0 1.000

Opponent W L PCT. Ohio 1 1 .500 Oklahoma 0 1 .000Old Dominion 34 24 .586Penn State 1 1 .500Princeton 3 0 1.000Radford 4 1 .800Richmond 10 23 .303Rider 2 0 1.000Savannah State 3 0 1.000Siena 7 0 1.000St. John’s 4 2 .667St. Peter’s 3 0 1.000South Carolina 0 6 .000Southern Mississippi 0 1 .000Stetson 1 5 .167Temple 3 0 1.000Tennessee 2 2 .500Texas Christian 1 0 1.000Towson 24 5 .828Tulane 1 1 .500

Opponent W L PCT. UNC Asheville 1 0 .000UNC Chapel Hill 6 21 .222UNC Charlotte 5 6 .455UNC Greensboro 8 11 .421USC Aiken 5 4 .556Utah 3 0 1.000Virginia 1 4 .200Va. Commonwealth 31 25 .554Villanova 3 0 1.000Virginia Tech 9 6 .600Wake Forest 7 10 .412West Virginia 5 2 .714Western Carolina 2 4 .333Western Kentucky 0 1 .000William and Mary 35 12 .745Winthrop 2 4 .333Yale 4 3 .571Youngstown State 2 1 .667

Scalf Vs. All-Time Opponents

Professional Josh Bonifay - Pittsburgh Rob Flippo - LA Dodgers

College Shohn Doty - Ark. Ft. Smith Cliff Godwin - UCF Brandon Hall - UNC Charlotte Scott Jackson - UNC Chapel Hill Jerry Meyers - Old Dominion Chad Oxendine - Richmond Aaron Smith - UCF Todd Wilkinson - Barton

High School John Avent - James Kenan Jonathan Batts - Trask Neil Eichhorn - Fuquay-Varina Battle Holley - Kinston David Miller - Chapel Hill Trent Mongero - North Hall (Ga.)


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Associate Head Coach Randy HoodHometownGoldsboro, N.C.

BirthdateAugust 9, 1968

EducationB.S., Campbell, 1990M.S., Campbell, 1999

ExperienceCampbell Assistant Coach, 1995-2001Raleigh Redwolves, Coastal Plain League Head Coach, 1997Durham Braves, Coastal Plain League Head Coach, 1998UNC Wilmington Assistant Coach, 2002-

AwardsCoastal Plain League, Coach-of-the-YearRaleigh Redwolves, 1997

Recruits Drafted/Signed Under Hood

In the summer of 2008, Randy Hood was elevated to the position of Associate Head Coach after wrapping up in his seventh season with the Seahawks. He coordinates the Seahawks’ recruiting, as well as oversees the hitters and outfielders. During his tenure, UNCW has made four NCAA tournament appearances, won four regular season Colonial Athletic Association titles and two CAA tournament titles. In 2008, the Seahawk lineup slammed its way to a school record 44 wins and a school record 91 homers. UNCW broke five single-season records as four positional players earned All-Colonial honors and Mark Carver was named CAA Player-of-the-Year while also earning three All-America honors. Jason Appel, Daniel Hargrave and Carver were selected in the Major League Baseball draft, bringing the total of players drafted or signed as free agents during Hood’s tenure to 25. UNCW was ranked in the top 50 nationally in 12 offensive categories, including home runs, on base average and slugging percentage. The Seahawks finished 19th in scoring, 14th in runs scored and 14th in home runs. In 2007, the Seahawks were nationally

ranked in the top 50 in doubles with 142 and had three players rank nationally in that category. In 2006, UNCW continued its offensive prowess, leading the nation in scoring for nearly a month. The Seahawks tied or set eight offensive standards, finished fifth in scoring (8.8 runs per game) and in the top 10 in doubles per game and slugging percentage. In 2005, UNCW set new school standards in six offensive categories, including batting average, runs and runs batted in. Tim Preston became the first Seahawk since 1982 to hit above .400 (.406) as well as setting s c h o o l / c o n f e r e n c e records with 102 hits. The Seahawks finished seventh nationally in runs scored (8.4 per game) and hit .323 as a team

to rank 11th. UNCW’s school-record 140 doubles checked in at 13th nationally and its .487 slugging percentage was 23rd. In addition to Preston, several Seahawks have enjoyed breakout seasons under Hood’s guidance. Preston and John Raynor were ranked, 21st and 33rd, respectively, among the national leaders in batting average. Matt Poulk broke the UNCW

UNCW’s Hitting Statistics Under Coach HoodYear Avg. OBA Slg. Hits R 2b 3b HR RBI SB2002 .286 .361 .409 564 349 112 11 36 307 89-1242003 .300 .373 .463 653 428 137 12 65 371 115-1452004 .298 .366 .433 648 399 128 15 45 399 104-1422005 .323* .395 .487 681 494 140 18* 57 437 106-1322006 .323 .400 .501 748* 560* 156* 11 80 488* 133-1592007 .294 .375 .447 577 395 142 14 43 350 52-712008 .313 .415* .516* 675 517 132 16 91* 471 68-85* School record

All-Conference Honors (Position Player)2002 Kiley Vaughn (SS), Jamie Hemingway (OF)2003 Jamie Hemingway (OF), Chip Grawey (DH), Matt Sutton (OF)2004 Chip Grawey (OF), Neal Eichhorn (C), Aaron Smith (SS), Jonathan Batts (Util.) Matt Sutton (1B)2005 Tim Preston (OF), John Raynor (OF), Matt Poulk (3B), Chris Hatcher (C) Jason Appel (OF-Rookie)2006 Chris Hatcher (C), Jonathan Batts (1B), Matt Poulk (3B), John Raynor (OF)2007 Jonathan Batts (C)2008 Mark Carver (C), Daniel Hargrave, Nate Hall (3B), Jason Appel (OF)

Aaron Smith (Chicago (NL))John Raynor (Balt. & Fla.)Chris Hatcher (Florida)Matt Poulk (Milwaukee)Jonathan Batts (San Francisco)Tim Preston (St. Louis)Jared Sutton (Milwaukee)Michael Marbry (Atlanta)Thomas Benton (Cleveland)Adam Paul (San Francisco)Brad Holt (NY Mets)Jason Appel (Tampa Bay)Mark Carver (Pittsburgh)Daniel Hargrave (Philadelphia)


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mark with 73 RBI as well as the doubles mark with 24 two-baggers. The 2004 season for the Seahawks was again one of tremendous offensive production as they almost equaled their record-setting output from the prior season en route to their second consecutive 40-win season. Seven Seahawks hit .310 or better as five school records were broken or tied. Chip Grawey became the first Seahawk to collect 101 hits and broke the conference record of 100. The 2004 Seahawks topped the CAA in conference play with a .317 batting average and 45 stolen bases. In 2003, the Seahawks doubled their home run total, posted their highest slugging percentage since 1999 and enjoyed their highest batting average since 1997. Hood played at Campbell from 1987-90 and led the Camels to their only NCAA Regional appearance in his senior season. In his final campaign, Hood paced the Big South Conference in batting (.366) and finished second in stolen bases with a school-record 26 thefts. In his playing career, the Goldsboro native compiled a .320 batting average with 209 hits, 35 doubles, 14 home runs, 86 RBI and set 13 school records. He was an All-Big South choice in 1989 and an All-Big South Tournament selection in 1990. Following graduation, Hood played five full seasons of professional baseball. His pro highlights include a Single-A championship with the Helena (Mont.) Brewers in 1990 and a Double-A crown with the 1993 Birmingham (Ala.) Barons in the White Sox chain. Hood batted .315 with Helena in 1990 and was the July “Player of the Month” fo r the Barons in 1994. After spending spring training with the California Angels in 1995, Hood turned his attention from playing to coaching. H o o d , w h o graduated as a sports

fitness/administration major, was a teammate of NBA great Michael Jordan at Birmingham in 1994. He also has administrative and coaching experience as CU’s director of athletics operations and strength coach (1994-95). Hood earned his M.Ed. in exercise science at Campbell in 1999. The 40-year-old Hood and his wife, Patricia, reside in Wilmington with their daughter, Mackenzie Elise, who was born on Feb. 14, 2001.

Associate Head Coach Randy Hood

The Hood family (L-R): Patricia, Mackenzie and Randy.


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HometownMillers Creek, N.C.

BirthdateMay 25, 1979

EducationB.S., UNC Chapel Hill, 2002M.S., UNC Chapel Hill, 2008

ExperienceSouthern Ohio CopperheadsGreat Lakes League Pitching Coach, 2005

UNC Chapel Hill Asst. Coach, 2005-07

UNC Wilmington Asst. Coach, 2007-

Assistant Coach Jason Howell

Jason Howell completed his first sea-son with the Seahawks as their pitching coach. In his first season, Howell made an immediate impact on the staff. Brad Holt and Jeff Hatcher earned first-team All-CAA hon-ors while freshmen Ste-phen Harrold and Cam-eron Roth were named All-America in addition to their CAA All-Freshman honors under his guid-ance. UNCW topped the Colonial Athletic Associa-tion in earned run average. In conference play, Seahawk pitchers compiled a league-leading 3.84 ERA and held opponents to a .255 batting average to also pace the 11-team circuit. Holt, who also earned three All-Ameri-ca honors, was the 33rd pick overall in the Major League Baseball draft after leading the conference with 11 wins and ranking second with a 3.18 ERA. A native of Millers Creek, N.C., Howell came to UNCW following two seasons as an assistant coach at UNC Chapel Hill. He coached first base while working with the pitching staff under the direction of assis-tant coach Scott Forbes. The Tar Heels reached the champion-ship series of the NCAA College World Se-ries in Omaha, Neb., the last two seasons. The 2007 pitching staff fashioned a 3.52 earned run average, ranking 12th national-ly, and featured draft picks Luke Putkonen (3rd round, Detroit), Andrew Carignan (5th round, Oakland) and Robert Woodard (20th

round, San Diego). In 2006, major league draft selections, Andrew Miller (1st round, Detro i t ) , Daniel Bard (1st

round, Boston) and national ERA leader Jonathan Hovis (FA, New York (AL)) led the Tar Heels into the finals. Howell began his coaching ca-reer as a pitch-ing coach for the

Southern Ohio Copperheads of the Great Lakes League, a summer collegiate league, in 2005. He played three seasons at Appala-chian State before concluding his colle-giate career at UNC Chapel Hill, where he earned a Bachelor’s Degree in 2002. In 2001, he earned Sec-ond-Team All-ACC honors af-ter both pitching and playing in the field for the Tar Heels. On the mound, Howell went 6-2 with four saves and was also second on the team with a .350 batting aver-age with 13 doubles and 29 runs batted in. For his efforts, Howell earned the S.H. Basnight Award as the Tar Heels’ Most Valuable Pitcher. Prior to joining the UNC coaching staff, Howell was a member of

the Boston Red Sox farm system for four seasons before retiring from professional baseball in 2005. He compiled a 28-14 mark, collected 23 saves and recorded a 3.86 ERA with the Red Sox. In 2002, he paced Boston’s minor league circuit with 17 saves for Augusta and later topped the organization in 2003 when he made 48 ap-pearances for Sarasota of the Florida State League. Howell is no stranger to the Port City, though. He spent the 1999 and 2000 sum-mer seasons as a member of the Wilming-ton Sharks of the Coastal Plain League, posting a 4-1 record with a 2.57 ERA in 2000.


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Assistant Coach Josh Simmons

Simmons comes to the Seahawk base-ball program after serving as an assistant at Surry Community College in Dobson, N.C. While with the Knights, he was the recruiting coordinator and helped lead the program to a 39-21-1 mark in 2007 and 36-28 in 2008. “I’m honored and excited to have this

opportunity to be with what I consider one of the top programs in the region,” said Simmons, who hails from Dallas, N.C. “I’ve known the staff here for a while and feel fortunate to work with them and the players in the program.” In 2008, former Knights standout Aar-on King was selected in the seventh round of the Major League Baseball draft by the San Francisco Giants. Simmons has coached two players who earned Division II All-America hon-ors. Dennis Blackmon and Brock God-win were honored in 2005 and 2006, re-spectively. In three seasons at Barton, he coached six players who earned All-CVAC honors and in two seasons at Surry seven players were named to the All-Regional X team. Former Surry standout Bubbie Spake was the Re-gion X defensive Player-of-the-Year and an All-Southeast honoree in 2007. Prior to joining the Surry staff, Simmons was an assistant for for-mer Seahawk assistant coach Todd Wilkinson at Barton College, where he previously was a volunteer in

HometownDallas, N.C.

BirthdateSept. 6, 1976

EducationB.S., East Carolina, 2000M.S., East Carolina, 2002

ExperienceBarton College Assistant Coach, 2002, 2005-06

Blue Ridge CC Assistant Coach, 2004

Surry CC Asst. Coach, 2007-08

UNC Wilmington Asst. Coach, 2008-

2002, for the 2005 and 2006 seasons. During his tenure with the Bulldogs, Barton claimed the 2002 CVAC Tournament title and the 2006 CVAC Regular season champion-ship. Simmons, who earned both his bach-elor’s and master’s degrees from East Car-olina in 2000 and 2002, respectively, also served as an assistant at Blue Ridge CC (2004) and with the Wilson Tobs (2004) of the Coastal Plain League.


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2008 In Review (Results & Statistics)Record: 44-17-1 Home: 26-7 Away: 15-9-1 Neutral: 3-1 Colonial: 25-4-1

Player AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB ATT Jason Appel .397 62 62 252 64 100 16 5 5 53 28 8 11 21 24 Nate Hall .348 62 62 227 53 79 19 0 13 66 40 8 31 7 9 Mark Carver .347 62 62 236 71 82 16 3 21 82 39 18 32 3 6 Daniel Hargrave .333 62 62 261 71 87 19 2 18 62 29 7 51 6 6 Jes Snyder .307 51 45 163 23 50 11 2 7 30 17 5 17 0 3 Mike Rooney .282 62 62 195 50 55 8 0 2 28 32 15 32 6 6

Less than 2.0 AB/Game or 75% of team games playedRyan Foreman .500 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bobby Leeper .328 44 28 116 28 38 7 2 1 19 13 2 22 2 3 Cody Stanley .288 43 35 146 27 42 9 1 5 32 11 0 32 5 6 Rhett Miller .281 42 32 128 29 36 5 0 0 11 17 8 18 5 6 Shane French .281 34 25 89 14 25 5 0 7 30 18 0 24 2 2 Alex Hill .274 44 25 95 30 26 5 1 4 22 35 5 15 3 4 David Shambley .269 24 11 52 7 14 6 0 0 5 3 1 8 0 0 Justin Barefoot .227 48 38 128 26 29 2 0 7 27 23 4 33 5 7 Matt Holt .188 21 6 32 11 6 2 0 1 2 6 1 10 1 1 Marc Locklear .182 18 3 22 7 4 2 0 0 1 2 1 8 0 0 Jesse Haney .125 8 0 8 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 Tyler Stott .000 15 0 5 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 2 2

Totals .313 62 62 2157 517 675 132 16 91 471 316 84 348 68 85 Opponents .268 62 62 2136 353 572 82 5 59 326 220 63 411 55 77

LOB - Team (537), Opp (477). DPs turned - Team (55), Opp (48). CI - Team (1), Stanley, C. 1. IBB - Team (12), Hall, N. 3, Carver 3, Appel 2, Miller, R. 1, Snyder 1, Hargrave 1, Barefoot 1, Opp (5). Picked off - Stanley, C. 2, Miller, R. 2, Appel 2, Leeper 2, Snyder 2, Rooney 1.

Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO Bradley Holt 3.18 11 1 15 15 2 0 2 0 93.1 78 40 33 36 95 Jeff Hatcher 4.42 6 2 15 15 2 0 0 0 97.2 95 53 48 14 52 Seth Frankoff 5.10 5 2 15 14 1 0 0 0 77.2 92 51 44 26 52

Less than 1 IP per team game playedBobby Leeper 0.00 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 2.0 1 0 0 1 1 Larry Salefsky 3.66 4 3 29 4 0 0 1 4 51.2 52 26 21 21 38 Stephen Harrold 3.71 4 2 30 0 0 0 0 6 34.0 32 17 14 14 33 Cameron Roth 3.77 5 3 33 0 0 0 2 4 45.1 41 26 19 16 37 Kyle Lewis 6.52 3 1 15 3 0 0 1 0 29.0 41 23 21 9 20 Bryan Booth 6.94 1 0 15 0 0 0 1 0 11.2 12 10 9 5 4 Brett Braxton 7.20 1 0 10 3 0 0 0 0 20.0 25 22 16 11 14 Jesse Haney 7.94 1 2 17 5 0 0 0 0 28.1 36 26 25 18 21 Allen Flood 8.24 3 0 28 0 0 0 1 0 31.2 41 32 29 22 32 Justin Bradley 9.00 0 1 10 3 0 0 0 0 20.0 18 20 20 21 9 Chris Johnson 13.50 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 6 6 6 5 3 Alex Hill 13.50 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 2 1 1 1 0

Totals 4.97 44 17 62 62 5 2 2 14 547.0 572 353 302 220 411 Opponents 7.94 17 44 62 62 6 1 1 7 532.2 675 517 470 316 348

PB - Team (12), Carver 8, Stanley, C. 4, Opp (8). Pickoffs - Team (8), Stanley, C. 2, Roth 2, Holt, B. 1, Frankoff 1, Lewis, K. 1, Carver 1, Opp (11). SBA/ATT - Carver (37-51), Stanley, C. (18-21), Frankoff (10-16), Hatcher, J. (8-11), Roth (7-11), Flood (8-10), Holt, B. (6-9), Bradley (4-4), Braxton (4-4), Salefsky (2-3), Harrold (2-3), Haney (2-2), Lewis, K. (1-2), Booth, B. (0-1), Johnson, C. (1-1).

Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalUNC Wilmington 63 49 56 58 75 87 34 54 39 2 517Opponents 41 43 31 39 54 39 38 34 34 0 353

Win-loss breakouts:Day 30-9-1; Night 14-8; vs Left 17-4; vs Right 27-13-1; 1-run games 10-2; 2-run games 3-3; 5+run games 24-8; Extra inns 2-0-1; Shutouts 2-1. Longest winning streak: 21; Longest losing streak: 3.

Attendance:Home 34,411 (avg 1,110); Away 25,201 (avg 933); Total 59,612 (avg 1,027).

Date Opponent ScoreJU Invitational (Jacksonville, Fla.)2/22 vs Richmond L 16-232/23 vs Milwaukee W 6-32/24 at Jacksonville L 0-92/26 Elon L 4-72/27 at The Citadel L 1-32/29 Fordham W 8-73/1 Fordham W 12-63/1 Fordham W 16-03/2 Fordham W 9-43/5 at Elon W 18-16*3/8 Towson W 6-5*3/8 Towson W 6-1*3/9 Towson W 7-23/11 at Campbell W 6-4*3/14 at Hofstra W 14-2*3/15 at Hofstra W 6-3*3/15 at Hofstra W 5-43/19 #18 Coastal Carolina W 5-2*3/21 William & Mary W 9-2*3/22 William & Mary W 16-5*3/23 William & Mary W 8-33/26 at #18 Coastal Carolina W 10-7*3/28 at Va. Commonwealth W 17-4*3/29 at Va. Commonwealth W 3-2*3/30 at Va. Commonwealth W 6-54/1 Wake Forest W 5-1*4/5 at Northeastern L 4-6*4/5 at Northeastern W 11-1*4/6 at Northeastern T 3-34/8 at #28 NC State L 5-124/9 Campbell L 6-8*4/11 Georgia State W 6-5*4/12 Georgia State W 10-9*4/13 Georgia State W 9-84/15 The Citadel W 16-6*4/18 at Delaware L 13-14*4/19 at Delaware W 13-5*4/20 at Delaware W 17-74/22 at East Carolina L 1-64/23 N.C. Central W 14-84/25 New York Tech W 13-64/26 New York Tech W 12-14/27 New York Tech W 8-24/29 #30 East Carolina L 7-14*5/2 George Mason L 3-13*5/3 George Mason W 10-0*5/4 George Mason W 8-35/7 #17 NC State W 3-2*5/9 at James Madison W 11-6*5/10 at James Madison W 7-2*5/11 at James Madison W 23-45/13 at #30 East Carolina L 2-3*5/15 Old Dominion W 3-2*5/16 Old Dominion L 3-9*5/17 Old Dominion W 5-3CAA Tournament (Wilmington, N.C.)5/21 Towson W 11-55/22 William & Mary L 8-115/23 George Mason L 9-14NCAA Cary Regional (Cary, N.C.)5/30 vs #29 Elon W 5-25/31 at #2 North Carolina L 1-56/1 vs #29 Elon W 15-116/1 at #2 North Carolina L 3-7* Colonial Athletic Association


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2008 In Review (Record Summary/Misc.)Total 44-17-1Conference 25-4-1Non-Conf 19-13Home 26-7Away 15-9-1Neutral 3-1Day 30-9-1Night 14-8vs Left 17-4vs Right 27-13-11-Run games 10-22-Run games 3-35+Run games 24-8Extra inns 2-0-1Shutouts 2-1Scoring 0-2 runs 0-5Scoring 3-5 runs 8-6-1Scoring 6-9 runs 16-4Scoring 10+ runs 20-2Opponent 0-2 runs 16-0Opponent 3-5 runs 16-3-1Opponent 6-9 runs 10-7Opponent 10+ runs 2-7Scored in 1st inning 21-3-1Scores first 29-4-1

Opp. scores first 15-13After 6 leading 38-2-1After 6 trailing 4-12After 6 tied 2-3After 7 leading 35-1-1After 7 trailing 5-15After 7 tied 1-1After 8 leading 36-0After 8 trailing 2-15After 8 tied 3-2-1Hit 0 home runs 12-7Hit 1 home run 13-5-1Hit 2+ home runs 19-5Opponent 0 home runs 26-2-1Opponent 1 home run 14-5Opponent 2+ HRs 4-10Made 0 errors 12-4Made 1 error 17-4-1Made 2+ errors 15-9Opp. made 0 errors 10-7Opp. made 1 error 17-4Opp. made 2+ errors 17-6-1Out-hit opponent 33-2Out-hit by opponent 10-12-1Hits are tied 1-3

Inning-by-inning summary 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalUNCW 63 49 56 58 75 87 34 54 39 2 517Opp. 41 43 31 39 54 39 38 34 34 0 353

Record when team scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 0-1 0-3 0-1 3-3 0-2 5-1 7-1 2-1 4-1 3-1 20-2

Record when opponent scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 2-0 4-0 10-0 5-2 5-0 6-1 4-2 3-2 2-1 1-2 2-7

Record when leading after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 18-2 24-4 28-5 33-5 35-3 38-2 35-1 36-0

Record when trailing after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 10-7 13-10 10-11 8-11 4-13 4-12 5-15 2-15

Record when tied after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 16-8 7-3 6-1 3-1 5-1 2-3 1-1 3-2

General summaryLongest winning streak 21Longest losing streak 3

MULTIPLE HIT GAMES 2 3 4 5+ TotAppel, Jason 18 11 2 - 31Hargrave, Daniel 18 8 1 1 28Carver, Mark 19 6 1 - 26Hall, Nate 17 9 - - 26Rooney, Mike 12 4 - - 16Snyder, Jes 10 4 1 - 15Leeper, Bobby 11 1 1 - 13Stanley, Cody 10 2 - - 12Miller, Rhett 9 2 - - 11French, Shane 4 2 1 - 7Hill, Alex 4 1 1 - 6Barefoot, Justin 5 - - - 5Shambley, David 3 - - - 3Holt, Matt 1 - - - 1TEAM 141 50 8 1 200

MULTIPLE RBI GAMES 2 3 4 5+ TotCarver, Mark 12 5 6 - 23Hall, Nate 9 7 1 2 19Hargrave, Daniel 8 5 3 - 16Appel, Jason 8 3 - 2 13Snyder, Jes 7 2 - - 9French, Shane 1 5 - 2 8Stanley, Cody 6 1 1 - 8Barefoot, Justin 6 1 - - 7Leeper, Bobby 5 2 - - 7Rooney, Mike 3 2 - - 5Hill, Alex 2 1 1 - 4Holt, Matt 1 - - - 1Miller, Rhett 1 - - - 1TEAM 69 34 12 6 121

Record Summary

Mark Carver earned Colonial and ECAC Player-of-the-Year hon-ors after leading the Seahawks with 21 home runs and a school-record 82 RBI's.


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YEAR AFFILIATION HEAD COACH W L T PCT.1957 Junior College Bill Brooks 6 8 0 .4291958 Junior College Bill Brooks 13 3 0 .8131959 Junior College Bill Brooks 19 7 1 .7301960 Junior College Bill Brooks 15 4 0 .7891961 Junior College Bill Brooks 19 2 0 .9051962 Junior College Bill Brooks 13 6 0 .6841963 Junior College Bill Brooks 23 4 0 .852(7) Junior College 108 34 1 .7601964 NAIA Bill Brooks 20 9 1 .6891965 NAIA Bill Brooks 13 10 0 .5651966 NAIA Bill Brooks 17 6 1 .7391967 NAIA Bill Brooks 22 12 1 .6471968 NAIA Bill Brooks 21 10 0 .6771969 NAIA Bill Brooks 21 6 0 .7781970 NAIA Bill Brooks 22 7 0 .7581971 NAIA Bill Brooks 30 9 1 .7691972 NAIA Bill Brooks 36 11 0 .7661973 NAIA Bill Brooks 26 11 0 .7031974 NAIA Bill Brooks 22 20 0 .5241975 NAIA Bill Brooks 27 11 1 .710

Bill Brooks574-292-6

Bobby Guthrie205-205-1

Mark Scalf556-436-1

1976 NAIA Bill Brooks 25 15 0 .625(13) NAIA 302 137 5 .7061977 NCAA Division I Bill Brooks 10 17 0 .3701978 NCAA Division I Bill Brooks 23 16 0 .5891979 NCAA Division I Bill Brooks 21 16 0 .5681980 NCAA Division I Bill Brooks 8 24 0 .2501981 NCAA Division I Bill Brooks 32 15 0 .6801982 NCAA Division I Bill Brooks 25 14 0 .6411983 NCAA Division I Bill Brooks 18 19 0 .4861984 NCAA Division I Bobby Guthrie 22 26 0 .4581985 NCAA Division I Bobby Guthrie 32 21 1 .6041986 NCAA Division I Bobby Guthrie 29 28 0 .5091987 NCAA Division I Bobby Guthrie 32 21 0 .6041988 NCAA Division I Bobby Guthrie 11 42 0 .2081989 NCAA Division I Bobby Guthrie 31 15 0 .6741990 NCAA Division I Bobby Guthrie 23 25 0 .4791991 NCAA Division I Bobby Guthrie 25 27 0 .4811992 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 23 38 0 .3771993 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 26 29 0 .4731994 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 30 28 0 .5171995 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 30 25 0 .5451996 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 28 30 0 .4831997 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 28 29 0 .4911998 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 21 34 0 .3821999 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 30 26 0 .5362000 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 36 23 0 .6102001 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 33 22 0 .6002002 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 36 21 0 .6322003 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 40 23 0 .6352004 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 40 23 0 .6352005 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 40 19 0 .6782006 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 42 22 0 .6562007 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 29 27 0 .5182008 NCAA Division I Mark Scalf 44 17 1 .718(31) NCAA Division I 898 762 2 .541(51) TOTAL RECORD 1,335 933 8 .588

Opponent W LAmerica East 9 0 Albany 3 0 Maine 1 0 Vermont 5 0ACC 81 178 Clemson 7 31 Duke 22 11 Florida State 0 3 Georgia Tech 2 1 Maryland 4 3 UNC Chapel Hill 9 46 N.C. State 14 54 Virginia 1 5 Virginia Tech 11 9 Wake Forest 11 14Atlantic Sun 83 50 Campbell 71 37 Central Florida 2 0 Florida Atlantic 2 2 Gardner-Webb 5 1 Jacksonville 0 1 Stetson 3 9Atlantic 10 53 53 Fordham 5 0 George Washington 3 1 LaSalle 3 0 UNC Charlotte 11 12 Rhode Island 6 2 Richmond 22 37 Temple 3 0 Xavier 0 1Big 12 1 3 Missouri 1 2

Oklahoma 0 1Big East 14 6 Notre Dame 1 0 St. John’s 4 2 Villanova 3 0 West Virginia 6 4Big Ten 4 6 Northwestern 1 4 Ohio State 1 1 Michigan State 1st meeting Penn State 1 1 Purdue 1 0Big South 99 83 Charleston Southern 36 19 Coastal Carolina 30 41 High Point 20 10 Liberty 3 5 UNC Asheville 1 0 Radford 7 3 Winthrop 2 4Colonial 286 207 Delaware 16 10 George Mason 44 38 Georgia State 7 2 Hofstra 19 3 James Madison 33 47 Northeastern 5 4 Old Dominion 51 51 Towson 25 7 Va. Commonwealth 33 27 William & Mary 53 19Conference USA 53 68 East Carolina 52 66 Southern Mississippi 0 1

Tulane 1 1Horizon 5 1 Cleveland State 2 0 Milwaukee 1 0 Wright State 1st meeting Youngstown State 2 1Independent 6 0 New York Tech 3 0 Savannah State 3 0Ivy League 40 19 Brown 8 5 Dartmouth 8 4 Princeton 6 1 Yale 18 9MAAC 34 9 Fairfield 9 4 Le Moyne 11 5 Marist 2 0 Rider 2 0 St. Peter’s 3 0 Siena 7 0Mid-American 20 17 Akron 1 0 Ball State 3 1 Eastern Michigan 0 2 Kent State 5 7 Marshall 1 1 Ohio 9 3 Buffalo 1 2MEAC 12 0 Delaware State 3 0 Maryland-Eastern Shore 5 0 North Carolina A&T 3 0 North Carolina Central 1 0

Missouri Valley 4 3 Bradley 1 1 Creighton 1st meeting Evansville 1 2 Indiana State 1 0 Northern Iowa 1 0Mountain West 4 0 TCU 1 0 Utah 3 0Northeast 7 0 UMBC 4 0 Monmouth 1 0 Mount St. Mary’s 2 0Ohio Valley 7 1 Eastern Kentucky 7 1PAC 10 1 2 Arizona 1 2Patriot 2 0 Navy 2 0Southern 61 52 Appalachian State 2 1 The Citadel 7 4 Col. of Charleston 1st meeting Davidson 14 2 East Tennesse State 2 1 Elon 20 16 Furman 0 1 Georgia Southern 0 2 UNC Greensboro 8 11 Western Carolina 8 11Southland 0 1 Lamar 0 1Southeastern 4 26 Auburn 0 5

Georgia 1 2 Kentucky 0 1 Louisiana State 0 1 South Carolina 1 15 Tennessee 2 2Sun Belt 0 3 Florida International 0 2 Western Kentucky 0 1

Series Records (Div. I Only)

Year-by-Year Records


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Year-by-Year Results1977 (W-10, L-17) Coach: Bill Brooks Home: 7-10 Away: 3-72/27 at Coastal Carolina L 1-113/1 at Stetson L 0-92 at Stetson L 7-109 N.C. State L 1-310 Va. Commonwealth W 8-312 Western Carolina L 3-414 Yale W 1-015 Yale W 4-017 Clemson L 0-818 Clemson L 1-424 Dartmouth L 1-925 Dartmouth L 5-726 Baptist L 2-331 at Elon L 5-114/1 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-65 East Carolina L 4-66 Coastal Carolina L 6-147 at Campbell W 2-111 Duke W 4-212 Methodist L 2-914 Pembroke W 8-219 at Pembroke W 14-621 at East Carolina W 4-323 at Atlantic Christian L na at Atlantic Christian L na25 Campbell W 7-328 Elon W 3-2

1978 (W-23, L-16) Coach: Bill Brooks Home: 16-4 Away: 5-10 Neutral: 2-23/6 at Duke W 8-4 at Duke W 11-09 N.C. State L 4-511 at Methodist L 4-512 Yale W 4-113 Yale L 2-314 Yale W 6-415 Case Western W 1-0(8) Case Western W 4-318 Dartmouth W 7-6(10)19 Dartmouth W 9-121 Baptist W 7-622 #Ohio State L 2-3 #Cleveland State W 19-323 #Ohio State W 6-129 at N.C. State L 4-531 Western Carolina W 3-14/1 Western Carolina W 7-62 at Coastal Carolina L 4-11 at Coastal Carolina L 4-93 at Baptist L 6-74 at Baptist L 4-5(10)7 at Campbell W 18-88 The Citadel W 4-39 Atlantic Christian W 5-4 Atlantic Christian L 3-1110 Methodist W 14-411 at East Carolina L 1-2512 Liberty Baptist W 9-315 at East Carolina L 0-819 at The Citadel L 3-420 Pembroke W 5-121 $Baptist L 9-1322 Baptist W 10-023 East Carolina W 7-4 East Carolina W 4-3(9)24 at Pembroke W 6-5(10)28 at Clemson L 6-729 at Clemson L 3-4# at Macon, Ga.$ at Legion Stadium

1979 (W-21, L-16) Coach: Bill Brooks Home: 16-8 Away: 5-83/1 at South Carolina L 8-202 at UNC Charlotte W 5-34 Salisbury State W 17-57 at N.C. State L 2-4(10)12 Yale W 6-313 Yale L 1-2 Yale L 2-616 Western Carolina L 4-717 Western Carolina W 5-018 Clemson L 2-1719 Clemson L 6-822 Eastern Connecticut W 3-223 Eastern Connecticut W 3-225 at Coastal Carolina L 2-626 at Baptist W 10-227 at Baptist L 4-629 East Carolina W 2-131 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-64/2 N.C. State L 3-45 at Methodist L 2-47 Campbell W 6-310 at East Carolina L 15-17(12)11 Coastal Carolina L 0-1

Coastal Carolina W 4-312 UNC Chapel Hill L 2-913 Methodist W 5-116 Pembroke W 11-217 at Wingate W 13-1119 Duke W 1-0 Duke W 7-421 UNC Charlotte W 12-323 at Campbell L 4-724 Wingate W 4-325 at Atlantic Christian W 4-3 at Atlantic Christian W 7-027 Baptist W 8-328 Baptist W 15-2

1980 (W-8, L-24) Coach: Bill Brooks Home: 6-11 Away: 2-133/10 at Clemson L 0-2 at Clemson W 3-111 at Clemson L 2-814 at Coastal Carolina L 1-1315 Virginia L 0-116 Eastern Connecticut W 5-417 Eastern Connecticut L 1-220 Eastern Connecticut L 2-822 Atlantic Christian L 3-5 Atlantic Christian W 9-623 N.C. Wesleyan W 9-027 Fairfield L 7-9(10)28 Baptist L 0-4 Baptist L 6-831 West Liberty State L 1-24/1 West Liberty State W 1-0(9) West Liberty State W 3-03 at Western Carolina L 5-74 at Western Carolina L 8-98 Pembroke L 3-79 at N.C. Wesleyan L 5-1810 at N.C. State L 4-1011 at Campbell L 0-913 East Carolina L 4-715 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-1019 at East Carolina L 5-820 at East Carolina L 6-1122 at Pembroke W 4-223 at South Carolina L 2-2224 Campbell W 7-326 East Carolina L 0-45/3 at South Carolina L 4-10

1981 (W-32, L-15) Coach: Bill Brooks Home: 26-9 Away: 6-63/1 Old Dominion W 3-2(11) Old Dominion W 8-24 St. Augustine’s W 5-4 St. Augustine’s W 4-37 Guilford L 8-128 Yale L 1-18 Yale W 2-19 Yale W 10-510 at Atlantic Christian W 7-5 at Atlantic Christian W 9-212 N.C. State L 2-1413 John Carroll W 4-114 Maryland W 7-414 John Carroll W 13-116 Clemson W 9-817 Clemson L 2-3(10)18 Western Carolina W 7-619 Western Carolina W 3-220 Eastern Connecticut L 4-721 Salisbury State W 2-1 Salisbury State W 8-527 Princeton W 6-328 Pembroke L 1-1231 UNC Chapel Hill L 6-114/2 Stetson W 6-43 at Charleston Baptist L 7-84 at Charleston Baptist L 7-86 N.C. State L 3-157 Methodist W 8-28 at Campbell L 1-3 at Campbell W 7-211 East Carolina W 6-312 East Carolina W 3-113 Coastal Carolina L 9-11(12)15 Campbell W 7-4 Campbell W 10-118 at Old Dominion L 4-14 at Old Dominion L 11-1222 at Pembroke W 14-125 at East Carolina W 4-326 at East Carolina W 9-327 South Carolina W 5-128 Charleston Baptist W 3-229 Charleston Baptist W 3-25/2 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-4

1982 (W-25, L-14) Coach: Bill Brooks Home: 16-8 Away: 9-63/2 St. Augustine’s W 8-3

St. Augustine’s L 0-14 N.C. State L 3-65 UNC Chapel Hill W 4-38 at Western Carolina W 4-39 at Western Carolina L 4-610 at Clemson L 3-611 at Georgia Tech L 2-1712 at Baptist W 6-013 at Baptist W 9-614 William & Mary W 5-217 Davis and Elkins W 10-418 Davis and Elkins W 10-119 Wake Forest L 3-5(11)20 Salisbury State L 3-5 George Mason W 7-323 Ohio L 4-6(12)25 Ohio W 10-0 Ohio W 6-027 at Campbell W 2-128 Atlantic Christian W 5-3 Atlantic Christian W 6-231 Methodist W 10-44/1 at UNC Chapel Hill W 10-42 Campbell W 8-63 Campbell L 2-104 Coastal Carolina L 0-36 at N.C. State L 9-227 South Carolina W 14-012 at William & Mary W 17-313 at Old Dominion W 22-814 at Old Dominion L 4-5 at Old Dominion W 7-616 Baptist W 4-117 Baptist W 6-019 East Carolina W 7-323 at Coastal Carolina L 4-624 at East Carolina W 5-3

1983 (W-18, L-19) Coach: Bill Brooks Home: 13-14 Away: 5-52/27 Old Dominion L 1-7 Old Dominion L 9-103/3 UNC Chapel Hill L 1-84 UNC Chapel Hill L 2-65 Robert Morris W 8-0 Robert Morris W 15-29 at Newberry L 4-1210 at South Carolina L 3-711 at South Carolina L 1-412 Wake Forest W 4-214 Clemson L 0-315 Clemson L 5-1216 Clemson W 9-419 Salisbury State W 14-521 at Atlantic Christian W 14-4 at Atlantic Christian W 17-426 Ohio W 1-0 Ohio W 5-027 Ohio W 7-1 Ohio W 2-130 East Carolina L 5-64/1 at East Carolina W 1-04 at Wake Forest L 5-105 South Carolina L 4-99 Baptist W 3-0 Baptist L 1-411 UNC Chapel Hill W 6-412 at UNC Chapel Hill L 7-813 Old Dominion L 0-2 Old Dominion L 0-814 Old Dominion W 4-316 Appalachian State W 4-319 East Carolina L 0-621 Campbell L 1-2 Campbell L 3-1425 at Campbell W 14-6 at Campbell W 6-5

1984 (W-20, L-21) Coach: Bobby Guthrie Home: 13-13 Away: 7-82/25 Old Dominion W 5-4 Old Dominion L 2-1226 Old Dominion L 4-83/1 UNC Chapel Hill L 4-52 UNC Chapel Hill L 3-43 William & Mary L 2-64 William & Mary L 8-116 Atlantic Christian W 6-37 at Clemson L 1-28 at Clemson W 8-59 at Elon W 8-710 at UNC Chapel Hill L 8-1311 at UNC Chapel Hill L 4-1312 Wake Forest W 14-713 Eastern Kentucky L 4-1414 Eastern Kentucky W 3-217 Northwestern W 7-4 Northwestern L 4-518 Northwestern L 3-4 Northwestern L 1-420 Ohio W 2-121 Ohio W 5-4 Ohio W 5-124 Salisbury State L 0-526 Pembroke W 6-5

27 N.C. State W 4-3 N.C. State L 5-630 Campbell L 4-531 Campbell W 5-2 Campbell L 0-44/1 at Old Dominion L 4-13 at Old Dominion L 7-182 at Old Dominion W 13-104 Baptist W 7-25 Baptist W 6-17 at Pembroke W 11-18 at Atlantic Christian W 11-2 at Atlantic Christian L 1-712 at The Citadel W 3-213 at Baptist W 6-514 at Baptist L 1-2

1985 (W-32, L-21, T-1) Coach: Bobby Guthrie Home: 25-11 Away: 7-10-12/23 Old Dominion L 3-824 Old Dominion W 3-2 Old Dominion W 3-23/2 Clemson W 11-22 Clemson L 4-93 Clemson W 8-55 UNC Charlotte W 6-3(11)6 William & Mary L 5-6 William & Mary W 7-37 William & Mary W 9-68 Maryland W 10-99 Wake Forest W 9-110 Eastern Kentucky W 3-2 Eastern Kentucky W 7-611 Eastern Kentucky W 13-612 Purdue W 10-9(11)15 George Mason W 9-4 George Mason W 8-516 George Mason W 6-420 East Carolina L 2-3 East Carolina W 8-321 Vermont W 5-1 Vermont W 8-522 Vermont W 8-023 Salisbury State W 13-525 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-327 Coastal Carolina W 13-331 at N.C. State L 4-154/1 at Campbell L 4-152 at Old Dominion L 5-9 at Old Dominion L 1-85 at Wake Forest L 7-126 Richmond W 7-6 Richmond W 12-38 UNC Chapel Hill L 1-9 UNC Chapel Hill L 7-1510 Campbell L 4-1311 N.C. State L 4-712 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-913 at Richmond W 9-215 Campbell L 5-717 at Coastal Carolina W 5-218 at N.C. Wesleyan T 5-5(10)20 at James Madison L 6-9 at James Madison W 17-921 at James Madison L 9-1423 at Campbell W 10-624 at East Carolina L 4-8(13)25 Atlantic Christian W 17-527 at American W 9-4 at American W 17-428 at American W 13-029 Florida Atlantic L 6-930 Florida Atlantic L 1-4

1986 (W-29, L-28) Coach: Bobby Guthrie CAA: 10-8, Fourth Home: 19-12 Away: 8-13 Neutral: 2-32/22 Old Dominion L 4-5 Old Dominion W 6-423 Old Dominion L 4-1526 UNC Chapel Hill W 7-63/1 at Augusta W 4-3 at Augusta W 10-32 Vs. USC Aiken L 1-123 at Augusta L 2-184 at UNC Charlotte L 6-95 at UNC Charlotte L 6-156 at Wake Forest L 8-117 Atlantic Christian W 19-38 Rhode Island L 2-39 Wake Forest W 4-310 Rhode Island W 14-111 Rhode Island W 4-215 *American W 12-2 *American W 5-216 *American W 7-018 at Old Dominion L 2-1021 Vermont W 12-422 Vermont W 26-823 *at William & Mary W 9-0 *at William & Mary L 4-324 *at William & Mary L 5-627 Campbell W 4-328 Ohio L 1-3

Ohio L 1-2(8)29 Ohio L 6-7(10)30 at N.C. Wesleyan L 9-104/2 at Coastal Carolina W 5-23 SUNY Buffalo L 3-8 SUNY Buffalo W 13-14 SUNY Buffalo W 13-15 *at Richmond L 2-3 *at Richmond L 3-56 at Atlantic Christian W 9-87 *Richmond W 14-98 at Campbell L 5-1610 N.C. State W 13-312 *James Madison L 1-6 *James Madison W 12-513 *James Madison L 5-1514 at Campbell W 11-715 Coastal Carolina W 3-217 at N.C. State L 4-819 *at George Mason W 7-6 *at George Mason W 6-720 *at George Mason L 0-322 at UNC Chapel Hill L 6-1823 Campbell L 0-226 *at East Carolina W 9-3 *at East Carolina L 7-115/3 *East Carolina W 6-415 #James Madison W 11-1016 #Richmond L 2-317 #East Carolina L 8-9(11)

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1987 (W-32, L-21) Coach: Bobby Guthrie CAA: 11-4, First Home: 26-9 Away: 5-10 Neutral: 1-22/21 Old Dominion L 0-5 Old Dominion W 6-53/1 at Georgia L 4-172 at Clemson L 7-8 at Clemson L 0-43 at Georgia Tech L 6-135 at Wake Forest L 5-157 Rhode Island W 9-18 Rhode Island W 17-1 Rhode Island W 7-19 Atlantic Christian W 7-614 USC Aiken W 3-2 USC Aiken W 6-317 at Campbell L 11-1221 Bradley L 3-4 Bradley W 11-422 N.C. State W 10-625 Kent State L 10-1226 Kent State W 6-528 *Richmond W 4-2 *Richmond L 2-329 *Richmond W 16-630 at Old Dominion L 2-8 at Old Dominion L 5-114/1 at Atlantic Christian W 8-64 *George Mason L 10-13 *George Mason W 8-25 *George Mason L 10-137 Coastal Carolina L 1-48 at UNC Chapel Hill L 6-169 at N.C. State L 6-1411 *William & Mary W 8-1 *William & Mary W 3-012 *William & Mary W 7-014 Campbell W 6-416 at Coastal Carolina W 8-221 Coastal Carolina L 2-322 at Campbell W 13-1123 UNC Chapel Hill W 7-525 *East Carolina W 8-4 *East Carolina W 12-226 *East Carolina L 5-728 Campbell W 8-229 at Coastal Carolina W 9-65/2 Florida Altantic W 8-03 Florida Atlantic W 4-09 *James Madison W 5-3 *James Madison W 3-010 *James Madison L 4-1214 #William & Mary W 5-215 #Richmond W 12-616 #James Madison L 2-5 #East Carolina L 3-10


1988 (W-11, L-42) Coach: Bobby Guthrie CAA: 4-10, Fifth Home: 8-21 Away: 3-11 Neutral: 0-112/20 Old Dominion L 1-2 Old Dominion W 6-421 Old Dominion L 1-1127 Clemson L 1-1228 Clemson L 2-133/2 Virginia Tech L 4-103 Virginia Tech W 10-64 Virginia Tech L 2-86 &Evansville L 0-3

7 &West Virginia L 2-88 &Georgia Southern L 5-99 &James Madison L 10-1410 &Evansville L 0-611 &Eastern Michigan L 3-412 &Eastern Michigan L 3-814 Rhode Island W 11-315 Rhode Island L 5-616 at Campbell L 4-519 *East Carolina W 3-2 *East Carolina W 6-520 *East Carolina L 4-721 Atlantic Christian W 12-223 at N.C. State L 8-924 Howard W 6-026 *at Richmond L 0-8 *at Richmond W 5-228 at Old Dominion W 6-130 Campbell L 0-431 UNC Charlotte L 2-64/2 *George Mason L 1-13 *George Mason L 1-23 *George Mason L 4-156 at Campbell L 0-119 *James Madison L 2-20 *James Madison L 3-610 *James Madison L 2-1414 at Coastal Carolina L 7-816 *at William & Mary L 0-9 *at William & Mary L 2-317 *at William & Mary W 5-321 N.C. State L 1-1022 USC-Aiken L 5-1223 USC-Aiken L 0-4 UNC Chapel Hill L 3-424 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-1227 Coastal Carolina W 5-25/6 ^Florida International L 2-5 ^UNC Charlotte L 5-117 ^Davidson L 4-8 ^UNC Charlotte L 4-68 ^Florida International L 1-612 # George Mason L 1-513 # James Madison L 4-12* CAA game | & Georgia Southern Tournament

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1989 (W-31, L-15) Coach: Bobby Guthrie CAA: 14-1, First Home: 22-5 Away: 9-102/19 Duke W 10-625 Old Dominion W 6-5 Old Dominion W 7-526 Old Dominion W 9-63/4 at Clemson L 2-155 at Clemson L 4-97 at Furman L 7-108 at Auburn L 0-49 at Auburn L 8-1110 at USC Aiken L 3-411 at USC Aiken W 6-516 Howard L 1-217 Howard L 8-1118 *Richmond W 6-2 *Richmond W 6-519 *Richmond W 3-225 *at George Mason W 7-3 *at George Mason W 11-526 *at George Mason W 11-227 at Old Dominion L 0-828 UNC Charlotte L 5-1030 Campbell W 3-14/1 *James Madison W 6-5 *James Madison W 2-12 *James Madison W 4-35 at Campbell W 6-58 *William & Mary W 8-6 *William & Mary W 12-69 *William & Mary W 11-512 at UNC Chapel Hill W 5-315 *at East Carolina W 5-3 *at East Carolina L 0-916 *at East Carolina W 4-319 Atlantic Christian W 7-220 at Duke W 6-521 at N.C. State L 5-1122 N.C. State L 5-823 Davidson W 14-024 Campbell W 5-1 Campbell W 3-025 at Coastal Carolina L 9-115/6 Central Florida W 3-27 Central Florida W 8-012 #William &Mary W 8-413 #East Carolina L 1-614 #Richmond L 2-7


1990 (W-23, L-25) Coach: Bobby Guthrie CAA: 5-6, Third Home: 17-8 Away: 6-72/17 Clemson L 8-1318 Clemson L 2-1824 Old Dominion L 2-3


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Year-by-Year Results Old Dominion L 1-225 Old Dominion L 7-93/4 Atlantic Christian W 6-55 Atlantic Christian W 11-66 Fairfield W 6-57 Fairfield W 11-38 Radford L 6-89 Radford L 1-310 Radford W 7-015 UNC Charlotte W 3-117 Princeton W 3-2 Princeton W 8-318 Princeton L 2-419 Towson W 8-220 Towson W 2-121 N.C. State L 2-527 at Campbell W 8-5 at Campbell W 8-728 USC Aiken L 3-631 *at William & Mary L 1-2 *at William & Mary W 8-14/1 at Old Dominion W 10-94 at Duke L 2-85 Campbell W 11-47 *East Carolina W 4-3 *East Carolina L 3-128 *East Carolina L 2-511 at N.C. State L 7-1114 *at Richmond L 0-2 *at Richmond L 1-415 *at Richmond L 1-217 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-518 Coastal Carolina L 1-519 at UNC Charlotte W 4-021 *George Mason W 8-3 *George Mason W 2-022 *George Mason W 13-424 at Coastal Carolina W 5-45/6 Duke L 4-67 Campbell L 4-88 UNC Chapel Hill L 1-711 #George Mason L 7-1112 #William & Mary W 21-6 #Richmond L 1-2


1991 (W-24, L-27) Coach: Bobby Guthrie CAA: 11-9, Second Home: 14-13 Away: 10-12 Neutral: 0-22/16 at UNC Chapel Hill L 5-821 at Barton W 5-022 Liberty L 5-1326 Barton W 14-527 at Duke W 7-133/2 Old Dominion W 7-5 Old Dominion L 1-26 at Coastal Carolina L 4-59 at Campbell W 17-012 Fairfield L 4-613 Farfield L 7-8(11)14 UNC Charlotte W 9-615 *James Madison L 7-1116 *James Madison L 2-617 *George Mason W 6-5 *George Mason W 3-120 Charleston Southern W 8-022 *at Richmond L 0-523 *at Richmond L 2-724 *at William & Mary W 3-2(8) *at William & Mary W 6-525 Xavier L 3-1126 Le Moyne W 13-127 Le Moyne W 3-228 Radford W 7-630 at Va. Commonwealth L 0-331 at Va. Commonwealth L 0-54/2 at Charleston Southern W 3-23 Campbell W 3-15 *at George Mason W 3-06 *at George Mason W 9-77 *at James Madison W 8-4 *at James Madison L 3-710 at N.C. State L 8-1312 *William & Mary W 7-313 *William & Mary W 8-714 *Richmond W 3-2 *Richmond L 3-616 UNC Chapel Hill L 1-417 Coastal Carolina L 5-820 N.C. State L 5-621 Duke W 6-223 *East Carolina W 6-321 *East Carolina L 1-427 *at East Carolina L 6-1028 *at East Carolina L 1-25/7 at Coastal Carolina L 0-78 Coastal Carolina L 5-711 at Old Dominion L 3-912 at Old Dominion W 7-414 #George Mason L 7-915 #Richmond L 6-11


1992 (W-23, L-38) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 7-11, Sixth Home: 11-21

Away: 10-15 Neutral: 2-22/20 at Coastal Carolina L 3-522 Va. Commonwealth W 3-023 Va. Commonwealth L 0-427 Coastal Carolina W 7-428 Virginia Tech L 6-11 at UNC Charlotte W 13-103/1 at Davidson W 13-62 at Winthrop W 16-83 at Auburn L 4-104 at Auburn L 0-2 at Auburn L 3-47 at USC Aiken L 1-3 at USC Aiken L 2-39 Liberty L 0-410 Liberty W 5-411 Winthrop L 2-712 UNC Charlotte L 1-514 *Old Dominion W 7-2 *Old Dominion W 3-115 *Old Dominion L 1-317 Towson L 0-5 Towson L 1-218 LeMoyne W 5-4 LeMoyne W 3-219 LeMoyne L 1-221 at William & Mary W 8-2 at William & Mary W 1-022 at William & Mary W 9-124 Coastal Carolina W 8-228 *at East Carolina L 0-1 *at East Carolina L 2-329 *at East Carolina L 7-84/1 N.C. State L 2-172 at Atlantic Christian W 12-44 *Richmond L 2-3 *Richmond L 0-25 *Richmond L 3-97 UNC Chapel Hill L 3-58 at N.C. State L 2-1711 *James Madison W 5-0 *James Madison W 5-012 *James Madison L 4-814 at UNC Chapel Hill L 5-915 Atlantic Christian L 2-516 Charleston Southern W 5-118 UNC Greensboro L 3-719 UNC Greensboro L 6-721 Campbell W 6-523 Coastal Carolina L 1-1025 *at George Mason L 2-4 *at George Mason L 1-426 *at George Mason L 2-728 at Charleston Southern L 2-35/2 Clemson L 1-83 Clemson W 5-112 #Old Dominion W 6-313 #Richmond L 3-714 #East Carolina W 9-715 #Old Dominion W 5-4 #Richmond L 4-5


1993 (W-26, L-29) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 6-8, Fourth Home: 17-13 Away: 9-162/14 Davidson W 5-4(10)2/20 Va. Commonwealth W 9-7 Va. Commonwealth W 9-621 Va. Commonwealth W 4-025 at Coastal Carolina L 1-228 at UNC Charlotte L 2-41 at Davidson W 8-72 at Clemson L 5-73 at Clemson L 2-94 at The Citadel L 6-7(12)5 at Winthrop W 3-06 at Winthrop L 1-511 at Barton W 6-313 *William & Mary W 4-1 *William & Mary W 5-316 Fairfield W 7-017 LeMonye L 7-1018 LeMonye L 3-520 *East Carolina L 2-10 *East Carolina L 1-621 *East Carolina W 6-422 Ohio W 6-424 Kent State L 0-525 Kent State L 2-429 at Campbell W 11-64/3 *at James Madison L 7-10 *at James Madison L 2-84 *at James Madison W 6-5(11)6 at Charleston Southern W 7-58 The Citadel W 7-310 at UNC Greensboro L 1-7 at UNC Greensboro W 2-111 at UNC Greensboro L 6-813 N.C. State L 1-614 at Coastal Carolina W 4-215 Barton L 6-817 *George Mason W 8-7(11) *George Mason L 3-5(8)18 *George Mason L 1-1420 UNC Chapel Hill L 5-621 Campbell W 6-5

24 *at Old Dominion L 3-6 *at Old Dominion W 10-35 *at Old Dominion L 2-1227 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-428 Coastal Carolina L 3-45/8 Coastal Carolina W 8-39 UNC Charlotte W 6-410 Charleston Southern W 3-011 at N.C. State L 1-2(14)14 USC Aiken L 2-515 USC Aiken W 9-516 USC Aiken W 3-119 #East Carolina L 2-320 #George Mason L 1-8


1994 (W-30, L-28) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 10-8, Fourth Home: 25-8 Away: 5-18 Neutral: 0-22/12 at Campbell L 3-413 at South Carolina L 0-319 Davidson W 11-4 Davidson W 4-320 at UNC Greensboro L 3-422 at Coastal Carolina L 3-724 Barton W 8-33/6 at UNC Charlotte L 2-67 at Clemson L 2-148 at Clemson L 7-8(13)9 at Western Carolina L 2-710 at Davidson W 6-412 *at East Carolina W 3-2 *at East Carolina L 2-313 *at East Carolina L 5-615 UNC Charlotte W 4-3(12)16 UMBC W 14-317 Fairfield W 8-619 *Richmond W 9-6 *Richmond L 0-120 *Richmond L 6-1522 Charleston Southern W 7-523 USC Aiken W 3-1(10)24 USC Aiken L 1-526 *James Madison W 3-0 *James Madison W 2-127 *James Madison W 4-029 Kent State L 0-1130 Kent State W 6-5(13)4/1 at Wake Forest L 3-42 at Wake Forest L 7-104 Charleston Southern W 10-15 The Citadel W 5-09 *at George Mason W 5-1 *at George Mason W 3-210 *at George Mason L 4-612 Campbell W 9-113 N.C. State L 17-114 at The Citadel L 2-416 *Old Dominion L 1-2(11) *Old Dominion L 2-1917 *Old Dominion W 4-319 UNC Chapel Hill L 4-6(10)20 at N.C. State L 6-823 *at William & Mary L 4-7 *at William & Mary W 11-224 *at William & Mary L 4-726 at UNC Chapel Hill L 0-927 UNC Greensboro W 8-35/7 Coastal Carolina W 6-39 Charleston Southern W 3-113 Va. Commonwealth W 5-014 Va. Commonwealth L 3-618 #East Carolina L 3-10(10)19 #James Madison L 0-7


1995 (W-30, L-25) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 11-7, Second Home: 24-14 Away: 5-9 Neutral: 1-22/11 at Stetson L 2-3 at Stetson W 9-412 at Stetson L 2-717 Va. Commonwealth W 7-518 Va. Commonwealth W 2-121 at Campbell W 12-628 at Coastal Carolina W 9-23/3 ÛNC Chapel Hill L 1-24 ^Virginia Tech W 3-15 ^South Carolina L 0-67 Yale L 1-58 Yale L 5-169 Yale W 2-011 *at Richmond L 4-16 *at Richmond W 9-412 *at Richmond L 3-614 Marist W 10-115 Marist W 23-216 Faifield W 3-018 *James Madison L 5-7 *James Madison L 2-3(8)19 *James Madison L 3-421 LeMoyne W 3-0

LeMoyne W 4-024 Ohio L 2-3(10)25 Wake Forest L 4-626 Wake Forest W 2-128 Kent State L 3-829 Kent State L 5-6(10)4/1 *Old Dominion W 5-3(11) *Old Dominion W 5-3(9)2 *at Old Dominion L 1-84 USC Aiken W 4-35 USC Aiken W 6-48 *George Mason W 3-2(10) *George Mason W 7-19 *George Mason W 3-211 Charleston Southern W 10-515 *William & Mary W 5-0 *William & Mary W 1-016 *William & Mary W 10-219 N.C. State W 11-222 *East Carolina W 5-4(10) *East Carolina W 6-523 *East Carolina W 6-425 Campbell L 1-326 at N.C. State W 11-25/6 Coastal Carolina W 6-5(11)8 at Charleston Southern L 5-7 at Charleston Southern L 1-310 at Virginia Tech L 1-211 at Virginia Tech L 5-617 #William & Mary W 6-118 #Richmond L 2-17 #Old Dominion L 2-5

* CAA | ^ Bojangles Seahawk Classic# CAA Tournament

1996 (W-28, L-30) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 9-11, T-Seventh Home: 18-15 Away: 7-12 Neutral: 3-32/14 at Coastal Carolina L 6-917 at Stetson L 4-5 at Stetson L 7-818 at Stetson L 0-721 at Charleston Southern W 10-623 ^Kentucky L 3-624 ^Tennessee L 1-1225 ÛNC Asheville W 4-228 Campbell L 3-43/2 Virginia Tech W 7-23 Virginia Tech L 3-65 at Campbell L 3-46 Coastal Carolina W 6-5 (12)9 *James Madison L 1-2 *James Madison L 1-210 *James Madison L 4-512 Wake Forest L 13-1413 Wake Forest W 4-114 Fairfield L 8-917 Yale L 3-4 Yale W 9-618 LeMoyne W 6-120 LeMoyne W 8-121 Towson W 10-523 *at George Mason L 4-7 *at George Mason L 7-1024 *at George Mason L 7-1426 Drexel W 10-727 Drexel L 4-530 *at William & Mary L 11-14 *at William & Mary W 9-431 *at William & Mary W 8-44/3 Campbell W 6-26 *Old Dominion L 11-14 *Old Dominion W 9-49 at Coastal Carolina W 6-510 N.C. State L 5-1213 *at East Carolina L 2-15 *at East Carolina L 4-714 *at East Carolina W 1-0 (10)16 UNC Chapel Hill W 4-217 at N.C. State W 13-820 *Richmond W 6-5 *Richmond W 4-321 *Richmond L 8-1523 at UNC Chapel Hill L 2-524 Coastal Carolina L 1-227 *Va. Commonwealth W 11-4 *Va. Commonwealth L 5-6 (8)28 *Va. Commonwealth W 10-45/7 Charleston Southern W 10-18 at Campbell W 10-410 Villanova W 9-411 St. John’s L 1-1114 #Richmond W 7-415 #James Madison W 9-416 #Old Dominion L 2-4 #James Madison L 5-8

* CAA | ^ Ralston Purina Challenge# CAA Tournament

1997 (W-28, L-29) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 7-12, Eighth Home: 22-20 Away: 5-7 Neutral: 1-2

2/8 UNC Greensboro L 10-249 UNC Greensboro L 4-916 Penn State W 8-5 Virginia L 3-1117 Virginia L 8-1518 at Campbell L 4-921 ^Villanova W 4-122 ^West Virginia L 0-623 ^Rider W 11-625 at Coastal Carolina W 9-43/1 Radford W 12-2 Radford W 3-22 Radford W 9-15 Navy W 4-36 Delaware W 11-67 Liberty L 8-128 Liberty W 8-4 Delaware L 2-79 Delaware L 8-1213 Fairfield W 11-1515 *at Richmond L 9-20 *at Richmond L 4-1016 *at Richmond L 4-1319 Yale W 19-520 Yale W 17-422 *Old Dominion L 7-12 *Old Dominion W 8-323 *Old Dominion L 2-725 Le Moyne W 10-426 Towson W 2-127 Youngstown State L 6-929 *James Madison L 5-6 *James Madison L 2-730 *James Madison W 11-14/1 at Charleston Southern L 5-62 Charleston Southern W 10-45 *at George Mason L 6-10 *at George Mason W 9-66 *at George Mason L 7-109 UNC Chapel Hill L 7-812 *at William & Mary W 22-1013 *at William & Mary W 12-415 at UNC Chapel Hill W 8-216 N.C. State W 4-3(12)19 *East Carolina W 12-3 *East Carolina L 3-4(8)20 *East Carolina W 8-322 at N.C. State W 4-323 Campbell W 8-326 *Va. Commonwealth L 7-8 *Va. Commonwealth L 4-930 Coastal Carolina L 8-105/10 Wake Forest W 11-4 Wake Forest L 1-513 #Va. Commonwealth W 11-1014 #East Carolina L 8-9(12)15 #William & Mary L 0-12


1998 (W-21, L-34) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 6-14, Seventh Home: 17-17 Away: 4-15 Neutral: 0-22/13 Wake Forest L 1-514 Radford W 9-215 Radford L 5-8 Wake Forest L 3-718 Coastal Carolina W 12-920 ^Navy W 8-221 ^West Virginia W 7-522 ÛNC Greensboro L 13-1527 at Clemson L 0-1328 at Clemson L 6-193/1 at Clemson L 3-63 at Duke L 2-87 *at Va. Commonwealth L 4-6 *at Va. Commonwealth L 3-710 George Mason L 7-9(11)12 Elon L 4-1014 *Richmond L 3-5 *Richmond L 3-415 *Richmond L 10-1817 LeMoyne W 9-618 LeMoyne W 9-721 *at Old Dominion L 3-12 *at Old Dominion L 1-1222 *at Old Dominion L 1-1724 Brown W 8-225 Youngstown State W 9-226 Youngstown State W 5-328 Elon W 5-229 at N.C. State W 8-54/2 at Campbell W 10-7(10)4 *George Mason W 9-5 *George Mason W 2-15 *George Mason W 9-37 UNC Chapel Hill W 11-88 Coastal Carolina W 3-211 *William & Mary L 5-10 *William & Mary L 1-1012 *William & Mary W 7-414 Coastal Carolina W 8-415 at Coastal Carolina L 8-918 *at East Carolina L 5-15 *at East Carolina W 2-019 *at East Carolina W 6-421 N.C. State L 1-825 *at James Madison L 6-12

*at James Madison L 7-826 *at James Madison L 4-928 at UNC Chapel Hill L 7-1229 Duke L 12-195/1 Campbell L 6-98 Western Carolina L 4-5(11)9 Western Carolina L 4-710 Western Carolina L 9-10(11)12 at #Richmond L 2-513 at #George Mason L 0-5

* CAA | # CAA Tournament^ Ralston Purnina Challenge

1999 (W-30, L-26) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 8-13, Sixth Home: 28-12 Away: 2-12 Neutral: 0-22/6 at Duke L 6-157 Duke W 4-213 High Point W 4-114 High Point W 4-116 at Coastal Carolina L 1-419 ^Siena W 13-220 ^St. John’s L 2-821 ÛNC Charlotte L 4-1327 UMBC W 2-1 UMBC W 7-128 UMBC W 2-13/3 Mount St. Mary’s W 13-24 Mount St. Mary’s W 10-06 Ball State W 10-57 Ball State L 5-1210 at Elon W 12-613 Fairfield W 10-1 Fairfield W 9-314 Fairfield W 6-417 North Carolina A&T W 16-3 North Carolina A&T W 11-320 Towson W 8-522 Towson W 7-524 Elon L 2-526 *Va. Commonwealth L 1-927 *Va. Commonwealth L 2-928 *Va. Commonwealth W 4-130 Coastal Carolina L 6-731 N.C. State W 7-24/2 *at Richmond L 0-73 *at Richmond L 9-134 *at Richmond L 8-166 Campbell L 4-67 at N.C. State L 5-119 *Old Dominion W 2-010 *Old Dominion W 8-411 *Old Dominion W 6-516 *James Madison L 9-1017 *James Madison W 12-418 *James Madison L 5-920 UNC Chapel Hill W 10-424 *at George Mason L 10-11 *at George Mason L 4-825 *at George Mason L 0-630 *at William & Mary L 0-15/1 *at William & Mary W 11-71 *at William & Mary L 4-58 East Tennessee State W 4-09 East Tennessee State L 5-710 East Tennessee State W 12-111 at Campbell L 7-813 *East Carolina W 4-214 *East Carolina L 5-919 *East Carolina W 9-319 #Va. Commonwealth L 1-420 #George Mason L 5-8


2000 (W-36, L-23) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 13-8, Third Home: 27-7 Away: 8-14 Neutral: 1-22/8 Coastal Carolina L 2-312 UNC Greensboro L 12-1513 UNC Greensboro W 13-415 at Coastal Carolina L 2-318 Eastern Kentucky W 14-919 Eastern Kentucky W 6-3 Eastern Kentucky W 11-223 at Duke W 12-425 ^Northwestern L 1-826 ^Rider W 8-427 ^Monmouth W 14-23/4 Albany W 4-35 Albany W 9-5 Albany W 7-17 at Coastal Carolina L 0-98 at Elon L 3-410 Brown W 2-1 Brown W 6-511 Virginia Tech L 2-412 Virginia Tech W 7-117 *William & Mary W 3-218 *William & Mary W 10-919 *William & Mary W 12-321 LeMoyne L 2-6


Seahaw

k Baseball

Year-by-Year Results22 LeMoyne L 8-924 *at Va. Commonwealth W 5-125 *at Va. Commonwealth L 0-1126 *at Va. Commonwealth W 9-528 High Point W 5-129 N.C. State L 0-1231 *Richmond W 10-94/1 *Richmond W 5-02 *Richmond W 3-24 Elon W 4-25 Campbell W 3-27 *at Old Dominion W 8-78 *at Old Dominion L 4-139 *at Old Dominion W 15-1011 at UNC Chapel Hill L 1-614 *at James Madison L 0-315 *at James Madison L 3-616 *at James Madison L 2-718 at Campbell L 6-721 *George Mason W 3-122 *George Mason W 8-723 *George Mason W 6-527 at N.C. State L 2-1029 L.I.U./C.W. Post W 16-1 L.I.U./C.W. Post W 7-130 L.I.U./C.W. Post W 5-15/6 at UNC Greensboro W 9-67 at High Point W 19-29 Coastal Carolina W 6-311 *East Carolina L 3-17 12 *East Carolina L 6-713 *East Carolina L 1-917 #Richmond W 9-718 #East Carolina L 4-519 #James Madison L 5-6

*CAA | ^ Ralston-Purina Challenge# CAA Tournament

2001 (W-33, L-22) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 11-9, Fourth Home: 23-11 Away: 8-9 Neutral: 2-22/3 North Carolina A&T W 9-27 at Coastal Carolina L 4-510 UNC Greensboro W 10-511 UNC Greensboro W 6-217 George Washington W 8-4 George Washington L 2-418 George Washington W 8-420 Coastal Carolina L 1-6 (10)23 ^ Appalachian State W 6-124 ^ West Virginia W 7-125 ^ Evansville W 5-327 at Duke L 4-113/2 Ball State W 6-43 Ball State W 4-27 at Charlotte L 5-78 at Charlotte W 13-09 at High Point L 4-610 Brown W 12-3 Brown L 5-611 Brown W 4-214 at Coastal Carolina W 10-016 * at William & Mary W 5-117 * at William & Mary W 9-318 * at William & Mary L 9-1421 Princeton W 8-4 Princeton W 4-3 (8)23 *Va. Commonwealth L 3-624 *Va. Commonwealth L 1-825 *Va. Commonwealth W 9-127 at Campbell L 5-628 Duke W 7-430 * at Richmond L 4-831 * at Richmond W 3-14/3 at N.C. State L 3-44 High Point W 5-16 * Old Dominion W 4-27 * Old Dominion W 5-18 * Old Dominion W 9-310 Campbell W 2-1 (11)13 * James Madison L 4-514 * James Madison W 10-115 * James Madison L 5-617 N.C. State L 3-420 * at George Mason L 4-621 * at George Mason W 9-222 * at George Mason W 8-424 at North Carolina W 11-55/1 Elon W 7-02 North Carolina L 2-310 *East Carolina L 0-311 *East Carolina L 0-1112 *East Carolina W 1-015 # George Mason L 8-1716 # Old Dominion W 9-518 # James Madison L 4-8

* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge | # CAA Tournament

2002 (W-36, L-21) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 14-7, Second Home: 25-7 Away: 11-12 Neutral: 0-2

2/9 UNC Charlotte L 2-510 UNC Charlotte W 10-016 Siena W 11-3 Siena W 4-117 Siena W 11-319 at High Point W 2-122 ^ Northern Iowa W 6-423 ^ St. John’s W 5-424 ^ George Mason W 10-9 (12)26 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-63/3 at UNC Greensboro L 2-3 (14)6 High Point W 6-18 at Va. Tech W 8-79 at Va. Tech W 11-415 at Arizona W 9-716 at Arizona L 6-917 at Arizona L 2-1420 Coastal Carolina L 1-223 Brown W 9-424 Brown W 3-1 Brown L 2-827 Duke W 12-729 * Hofstra W 3-130 * Hofstra W 2-031 * Hofstra W 4-24/3 at Duke W 6-15 * at Delaware W 20-26 * at Delaware L 1-57 * at Delaware W 10-29 Campbell W 5-011 at Coastal Carolina L 2-712 * Old Dominion W 3-113 * Old Dominion W 9-014 * Old Dominion W 14-216 at N.C. State L 2-819 * at Drexel W 9-620 * at Drexel L 3-721 * at Drexel W 3-123 at Elon W 13-11 (13) Elon W 13-524 at Campbell W 9-126 * Towson W 8-7 (11)27 * Towson W 2-128 * Towson W 8-730 N.C. State W 17-15/1 at East Carolina L 1-34 Liberty L 6-10 Liberty L 6-1310 * at James Madison L 4-1911 * at James Madison L 4-512 * at James Madison L 3-615 East Carolina W 4-316 * Va. Commonwealth L 1-217 * Va. Commonwealth L 2-418 * Va. Commonwealth W 8-321 # Va. Commonwealth L 3-422 # George Mason L 6-7 (12)

* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge | # CAA Tournament

2003 (40-23) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 15-6, First Home: 24-9 Away: 11-11 Neutral: 5-32/6 Missouri L 1-127 Missouri W 5-28 Missouri L 3-611 Coastal Carolina L 3-4 (13)12 Duke W 14-214 Delaware State W 8-415 Delaware State W 3-0 Delaware State W 5-218 Elon L 1-221 West Virginia W 6-421 Fordham W 13-3 (7)23 West Virginia W 17-425 at Coastal Carolina L 1-828 Appalachian State W 8-23/1 Dartmouth W 12-102 Villanova W 2-04 High Point W 21-25 North Carolina State L 4-88 St. John’s W 5-48 St. John’s W 6-09 St. John’s W 6-211 at East Carolina W 4-312 at Elon L 5-614 vs Princeton W 4-215 at N.C. State L 2-622 * at Va. Commonwealth L 1-4 * at Va. Commonwealth W 3-123 * at Va. Commonwealth L 1-1026 East Carolina W 4-328 * at Hofstra L 2-329 * at Hofstra W 23-230 * at Hofstra W 16-04/1 at Campbell W 7-43 * Delaware W 3-15 * Delaware W 5-26 * Delaware W 7-612 * at Old Dominion L 2-6 * at Old Dominion L 4-513 * at Old Dominion W 5-116 Campbell L 1-418 * Drexel W 23-319 * Drexel W 10-120 * Drexel W 7-122 at NC State L 4-523 at Duke W 4-3

25 * at Towson W 7-6 (10)27 * at Towson W 9-827 * at Towson W 7-029 at Coastal Carolina L 7-9 Coastal Carolina L 2-65/2 at North Carolina W 5-011 * James Madison W 6-312 * James Madison W 8-713 * James Madison L 3-814 UNC Chapel Hill L 7-821 # vs Towson W 18-522 # vs William & Mary W 4-3 (12)24 # vs Va. Commonwealth L 10-13 # vs George Mason L 12-13(12)30 % vs Tulane L 3-831 % vs Northeastern W 12-6 % vs Tulane W 9-8 (10)6/1 % at Louisiana State L 8-9 (11)

* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge | # CAA Tournament | % NCAA Regional (Baton

Rouge, La.)

2004 (40-23)CAA Champions Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 17-6, Second Home: 27-9 Away: 11-12 Neutral: 2-22/18 Elon L 7-820 at South Carolina L 4-721 at South Carolina L 3-2022 at South Carolina L 0-1224 at Elon L 4-528 ^ Marist L 9-1129 ^ Marist W 7-2 ^ West Virginia W 7-23/2 UNC Greensboro W 1-0 (13)3 Duke W 9-86 St. Peter’s W 1-0 St. Peter’s W 5-17 St. Peter’s W 11-29 Virginia Tech L 2-410 Virginia Tech W 9-613 at Georgia W 9-514 at Georgia L 1-519 Kent State W 9-520 Kent State L 5-1021 Kent State W 10-923 N.C. State W 1-024 at Duke L 3-426 * at James Madison W 17-427 * at James Madison L 12-1328 * at James Madison W 8-74/3 * at Delaware W 10-4 * at Delaware W 2-06 Campbell W 7-17 at Coastal Carolina L 7-910 * George Mason L 2-311 * George Mason W 6-512 * George Mason L 3-716 * at William & Mary L 1-317 * at William & Mary W 14-1218 * at William & Mary L 5-1720 Coastal Carolina W 12-030 * Hofstra W 7-25/1 * Hofstra W 11-32 * Hofstra W 7-24 at East Carolina W 15-55 at Campbell W 6-17 * Towson W 3-18 * Towson W 8-49 * Towson W 15-211 East Carolina L 0-312 at UNC Greensboro L 3-814 * at Va. Commonwealth W 3-015 * at Va. Commonwealth W 12-316 * at Va. Commonwealth W 5-318 at N.C. State L 4-520 * Old Dominion L 2-321 * Old Dominion W 5-222 * Old Dominion W 8-126 # Old Dominion W 6-427 # Va. Commonwealth W 12-328 # Delaware L 2-3 # George Mason W 3-129 # Delaware W 8-7 # Delaware W 15-36/5 % Tennessee W 8-56 % East Carolina L 4-11 % Tennessee W 4-37 % East Carolina L 0-7

* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge | # CAA Tournament | % NCAA Regional (Kinston,

N.C.)

2005 (40-19) Coach: Mark Scalf CAA: 21-3, First Home: 27-11 Away: 12-7 Neutral: 1-12/5 UM-Eastern Shore W 10-06 UM-Eastern Shore W 16-011 Virginia W 5-212 Virginia L 0-213 Virginia L 4-7

16 Duke W 9-718 Maryland L 8-1219 Maryland L 2-420 Maryland W 11-622 at UNC Chapel Hill L 3-525 ^ Penn State L 3-426 ^ Tennessee L 0-127 ^ UNC Greensboro W 9-33/4 % Vs. Southern Miss L 4-165 % at Lamar L 1-86 % Vs. Indiana State W 4-39 N.C. State L 0-611 Utah W 4-212 Utah W 9-513 Utah W 10-119 Siena W 9-420 Siena W 7-321 Siena W 7-223 at East Carolina L 8-1225 * William & Mary W 4-126 * William & Mary W 11-527 * William & Mary W 7-630 at Duke W 24-14/1 * at Hofstra W 16-32 * at Hofstra W 22-83 * at Hofstra W 15-86 Campbell W 13-18 * at George Mason W 11-109 * at George Mason W 10-410 * at George Mason W 8-013 at N.C. State L 4-815 * Delaware W 7-616 * Delaware W 16-617 * Delaware L 6-719 Elon W 10-420 at Elon L 2-626 UNC Chapel Hill L 8-1129 * James Madison W 4-3 (11)30 * James Madison W 7-45/1 * James Madison W 13-44 East Carolina W 6-56 * at Towson W 16-47 * at Towson L 3-138 * at Towson L 8-910 at Campbell W 12-614 * Va. Commonwealth W 17-515 * Va. Commonwealth W 4-116 * Va. Commonwealth W 14-419 * at Old Dominion W 16-820 * at Old Dominion W 8-621 * at Old Dominion W 12-225 # Hofstra W 9-626 # Towson L 1-627 # George Mason L 7-9

* CAA | ^ Hughes Bros. Challenge% Cardinal Classic | # CAA Tournament

2006 (42-22)CAA Champions CAA: 17-13, Fifth Home: 31-8 Away: 9-11 Neutral: 2-32/10 Md.-Eastern Shore W 19-212 Md.-Eastern Shore W 18-0 Md.-Eastern Shore W 20-117 Wake Forest L 7-918 Wake Forest W 10-819 Wake Forest W 10-524 ^ Vs. Va. Tech W 6-525 ^ at East Carolina L 2-1126 ^ Vs. N.C. State L 8-93/1 Duke W 17-0 3 La Salle W 12-5 4 La Salle W 16-1 5 La Salle W 12-1 7 Western Carolina W 3-2 8 Western Carolina W 5-410 * Hofstra L 5-611 * Hofstra W 19-812 * Hofstra W 5-4 (10)15 East Carolina L 0-417 * at George Mason W 21-1018 * at George Mason L 6-1319 * at George Mason W 3-222 at East Carolina W 14-625 Savannah State W 13-3 Savannah State W 20-026 Savannah State W 14-629 at Duke W 15-831 * at Northeastern L 4-74/1 * at Northeastern L 3-4 2 * at Northeastern L 2-3 (10) 4 Campbell W 13-8 7 * William & Mary W 4-2 8 * William & Mary W 8-3 9 * William & Mary W 7-514 * at Towson L 6-915 * at Towson W 14-016 * at Towson W 8-7 (10)18 at Campbell W 18-821 * Georgia State W 13-822 * Georgia State L 4-923 * Georgia State W 5-325 at Elon L 4-928 * at Va. Commonwealth W 6-229 * at Va. Commonwealth L 2-730 * at Va. Commonwealth L 5-85/2 Elon L 1-3 5 * Delaware W 4-3 (11) 6 * Delaware L 9-13

7 * Delaware W 9-510 N.C. State W 5-312 * Old Dominion W 4-013 * Old Dominion L 5-6 (11)14 * Old Dominion W 8-618 * at James Madison W 14-419 * at James Madison L 3-520 * at James Madison L 7-924 # Old Dominion W 7-3 (10)25 # Va. Commonwealth W 8-226 # James Madison W 10-927 # Va. Commonwealth L 7-1428 # Va. Commonwealth W 7-66/2 % Vs. Winthrop L 2-143 % Vs. Maine W 21-194 % Vs. Winthrop L 3-5

* CAA | Keith LeClair Classic (Greenville, N.C.) | # CAA Tournament | % NCAA Regional

(Chapel Hill, N.C.)

2007 (29-27)Co-CAA Regular Season Champions CAA: 18-11, T-1st Home: 18-11 Away: 9-15 Neutral: 2-12/9 Western Kentucky L 2-410 Oklahoma L 5-1011 South Carolina L 8-9 (11)14 at Coastal Carolina L 6-817 Temple W 5-418 Temple W 7-419 Temple W 15-321 UNC Chapel Hill L 5-623 ^ Vs. Notre Dame W 9-524 ^ Vs. Texas Christian W 10-525 ^ Vs. West Virginia L 6-727 at NC State L 2-53/2 at Wake Forest L 4-83 at Wake Forest L 2-114 at Wake Forest W 16-11 (12)6 at Elon W 13-29 * Va. Commonwealth L 3-1310 * Va. Commonwealth W 3-011 * Va. Commonwealth W 5-313 Coastal Carolina L 6-716 * at Georgia State L 3-517 * at Georgia State W 13-818 * at Georgia State W 9-120 Campbell W 6-223 * at Old Dominion L 5-1224 * at Old Dominion L 3-425 * at Old Dominion L 0-128 at East Carolina L 10-11 (10)30 * James Madison W 6-531 * James Madison W 11-34/1 * James Madison L 2-33 at UNC Chapel Hill L 2-146 * at Hofstra W 14-07 * at Hofstra W 3-28 * at Hofstra L 9-711 East Carolina L 2-313 * at Delaware L 5-614 * at Delaware L 6-817 Elon W 8-720 * Towson W 8-021 * Towson L 5-622 * Towson W 9-425 at NC State L 1-628 * at Wiliam & mary L 0-5 * at William & Mary W 14-529 * at William & Mary W 19-15/4 * Northeastern W 11-55 * Northeastern W 3-26 * Northeastern W 8-49 NC State W 8-415 at Campbell W 10-518 * George Mason W 14-12 * George Mason W 11-419 * George Mason W 15-223 # Va. Commonwealth L 3-424 # Old Dominion L 3-13

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2008 (44-17-1)CAA Regular Season Champions CAA: 25-4-1, 1st Home: 26-7 Away: 15-9-1 Neutral: 3-12/22 vs. Richmond L 16-2323 vs. Milwaukee W 6-324 at Jacksonville L 0-926 Elon L 4-727 at The Citadel L 1-329 Fordham W 8-73/1 Fordham (DH) W 12-6 W 16-02 Fordham W 9-45 at Elon W 18-168 * Towson W 6-5 * Towson W 6-19 * Towson W 7-211 at Campbell W 6-414 * at Hofstra W 14-2

15 * at Hofstra W 6-316 * at Hofstra W 5-419 Coastal Carolina W 5-221 * William & Mary W 9-222 * William & Mary W 16-523 * William & Mary W 8-326 at Coastal Carolina W 10-728 * at Va. Commonwealth W 17-429 * at Va. Commonwealth W 3-230 * at Va. Commonwealth W 6-54/1 Wake Forest W 5-15 * at Northeastern L 4-6 * at Northeastern W 11-16 * at Northeastern T 3-3 (11)8 at NC State L 5-129 Campbell L 6-811 * Georgia State W 6-5 (11)12 * Georgia State W 10-913 * Georgia State W 9-815 The Citadel W 16-618 * at Delaware L 13-1419 * at Delaware W 13-520 * at Delaware W 17-722 at East Carolina L 1-623 North Carolina Central W 14-825 New York Tech W 13-626 New York Tech W 12-127 New York Tech W 8-229 East Carolina L 7-145/2 * George Mason L 3-133 * George Mason W 10-04 * George Mason W 8-37 NC State W 3-2 (11)9 * at James Madison W 11-610 * at James Madison W 7-211 * at James Madison W 23-413 at East Carolina L 2-315 * Old Dominion W 3-216 * Old Dominion L 3-917 * Old Dominion W 5-321 # Towson W 11-522 # William & Mary L 8-1123 # George Mason L 9-1430 % vs. Elon W 5-231 % at North Carolina L 1-55/1 % vs. Elon W 15-111 % at North Carolina L 3-7

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▪ Team RecordsMOST AT BATSGame: 58, vs. Lynchburg, April 1, 1967 (15)51, vs. Old Dominion, April 13, 1982 (9); at Hofstra, March 29, 2003

MOST RUNS SCOREDGame: 25, vs. Vermont, April 22, 1986; at N.C. Wesleyan, April 28, 1965Season: 560, 2006

MOST HITSGame: 25, at Old Dominion, April 13, 1982Season: 748, 2006

MOST DOUBLESGame: 9, at William & Mary, April 29, 2007Season: 156, 2006

MOST TRIPLESGame: 5, vs. St. Andrews, April 4, 1969Season: 18, 2005

MOST HOME RUNSGame: 7, at Hofstra March 29, 2003Season: 91, 2008

MOST GRAND SLAMSGame: 1, many timesSeason: 3, 2005, 2006, 2008

MOST TOTAL BASESGame: 45, at Hofstra, March 29, 2003Season: 1166, 2006

MOST WALKSGame: 17, vs. Western Connecticut, April 3, 1971Season: 316, 2008

MOST STRIKEOUTSGame: 19, at Coastal Carolina, Feb. 15, 2000, L 3-2Season: 451, 2000

MOST RBIGame: 26, vs. Vermont, March 22, 1986Season: 488, 2006

MOST STOLEN BASESGame: 11, vs. Rider, Feb. 26, 2000, W 8-4.Season: 139, 1986

MOST SACRIFICE HITSGame: 5, vs. Old Dominion, April 9, 2000, W 15-10.Season: 64, 2000

MOST SACRIFICE FLIESGame: 4, Towson, April 26, 2002; at Duke, March 29, 2006Season: 36, 2000

TOTAL SACRIFICESGame: 5, vs. Old Dominion, April 9, 2000, W 15-10; at George Mason, Apr. 22, 2001.Season: 98, 2000

MOST HIT BATSMENGame: 6, at William & Mary, April 29, 2007Season: 84, 2008

MOST LEFT ON BASEGame: 16, at George Mason, March 25, 1989; Old Dominion, May 13, 2006Season: 537, 2008

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGESeason: .323, 2005

HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGESeason: .516, 2008

MOST TIMES HELD SCORELESSSeason: 7, 1988

MOST TIMES HELD HITLESSBrian Snyder vs. Clemson, March 17, 1977 Seven Innings - L 2-0Mike Brown at Clemson, March 10, 1980 (PERFECT GAME) Nine Innings - L 8-0

MOST GAMESSeason: 64, 2006

MOST VICTORIESSeason: 44, 2008

MOST CONSECUTIVE VICTORIESSeason: 21, 2008

MOST LOSSESSeason: 42, 1988

MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSESSeason: 12, 1988; 1998 (twice)

Single Game RecordsFOR THE SEAHAWKSVICTORY MARGIN 24 vs. N.C. Wesleyan, April 28, 1965, W 25-1

DEFEAT MARGIN24 vs. East Carolina, April 11, 1978, L 25-1LONGEST GAME17 Innings vs. High Point, May 20, 1967, W 1-0MOST RUNS IN ONE INNING14 at James Madison, May 11, 2008 (5th Inning)MOST BATTERS IN ONE INNING17 at James Madison, May 11, 2008 (5th Inning)MOST HITS ONE INNING9, Drexel, April 18, 2003MOST HOME RUNS ONE INNING3, at Hofstra, March 29, 2003; at LSU, June 1, 2003 (NCAA); UMES, Feb. 12, 2006CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORED126, May 12, 2001 - Feb. 21, 2004 (at S. Carolina)

FOR OPPONENTSMOST TIMES AT BAT IN A GAME46, Maine, June 3, 2006 (NCAA)MOST HITS IN A GAME21 North Carolina State, April 6, 1982; at James Madison, April 9, 1988Vs. Winthrop, June 2, 2006 (NCAA); Vs. Richmond, Feb. 23, 2008MOST RUNS SCORED IN A GAME26 East Carolina, April 11, 1978MOST RUNS SCORED IN AN INNING12 at Clemson, February 28, 1998 (3rd Inning);12 Duke, April 29, 1998 (8th Inning)MOST BATTERS ONE INNING17 Duke, April 29, 1998 (8th Inning)MOST HOME RUNS IN ONE INNING3 at Georgia, March 1, 1987; at East Carolina, April 18, 1998MOST TOTAL BASES40 at East Carolina, April 18, 1998DOUBLE PLAYS5, George Mason, May 27, 2005

BOTH TEAMSMOST TIMES AT BAT (9 Inning Game)93, Maine, June 3, 2006 (NCAA) | UNCW 47, Maine 46MOST TIMES AT BAT (Extra Inning Game)106 Elon, April. 23, 2002 | UNCW 57, Elon 49 (13 innings)TOTAL RUNS SCORED40, Vs. Maine, June 3, 2006 (NCAA)TOTAL HITS39 vs. Maine, June 3, 2006 (NCAA)TOTAL RUNS IN ONE INNING15, at James Madison, May 11, 2008 (5th Inning)MOST DOUBLES12, at George Mason, March 17, 2006 | UNCW 8, GMU 4MOST TRIPLES5 vs. St. Andrews, April 4, 1969MOST HOME RUNS10 Vs. Richmond, Feb. 23, 2008MOST TOTAL BASES70, Vs. Richmond, Feb. 23, 2008 (UNCW 30, Richmond 40)MOST STOLEN BASES11, vs. Rider, Feb. 25, 2000 | UNCW 11, Rider 0TOTAL ERRORS13 vs. George Mason, April 2, 1988 | UNCW 12, George Mason 1TOTAL DOUBLE PLAYS7 vs. Clemson, February 27, 1988; UNCW 4, Clemson 37 vs. William and Mary, April 13, 1991; UNCW 3, William & Mary 47 Vs. George Mason, May 27, 2005; UNCW 2, George Mason 5

UNCW TEAM DOUBLE HEADER RECORDSMOST HOME RUNS8 vs. East Carolina, April 26, 1987 | Game One 3, Game Two 5

Individual Batting RecordsMOST GAMES PLAYEDSeason: 63, John Raynor, Jonathan Batts, Chris Hatcher, 2006Career: 229, Matt Wright, 2000-03

MOST GAMES STARTEDSeason: 63, John Raynor, 2006Career: 223, Matt Wright, 2003

MOST AT BATSGame: 7, many times.Season: 271, Chip Grawey, 2004Career: 827, Jamie Hemingway, 2000-03

MOST RUNS SCOREDGame: 6, Ken Miller vs. N.C.Wesleyan, Apr.28, 1965Season: 69, Tim Preston, 2005Career: 182, Jonathan Batts, 2004-07

MOST HITSGame: 6, Tim Preston at Hofstra, April 2, 2005; 6, Chris Hatcher vs. Duke, March 1, 2006Season: 102, Tim Preston, 2005Career: 260, Jason Appel, 2005-08

MOST DOUBLESGame: 4, Mark Carver, at W&M, April 29, 2007Season: 24, Matt Poulk, 2005Career: 62, Jonathan Batts, 2004-07

MOST TRIPLESGame: 2, Several players L: Kevin Hairr vs. N.C. A&T, Feb. 3, 2001Season: 7, Tom Jones, 1981; 7, Chip Grawey, 2004Career: 11, Chip Grawey, 2000-04

MOST HOME RUNSGame: 3, Bryan Britt, LeMoyne, March 31, 1995, W 4-0

3, Bryan Britt, VCU, April 28, 1996, W, 10-43, Eric Hall, Vermont, March 22, 19863, Tim Preston, James Madison, May 1, 20053, Jonathan Batts, LaSalle, Mar. 5, 20063, Daniel Hargrave at Hofstra, March 14, 2008Season: 21, Bryan Britt, 1996; Mark Carver, 2008Career: 40, Bryan Britt, 1994-96

MOST GRAND SLAMSSeason: 2, Mark Carver, 2008Career: 3, Daniel Hargrave, 2005-06

MOST TOTAL BASESGame: 15, Eric Hall vs. Vermont, March 22, 1986Season: 167, Mark Carver, 2008Career: 429, Daniel Hargrave, 2005-08

MOST RUNS BATTED INGame: 9, Eric Hall vs. Vermont, March 22, 1986Season: 82, Mark Carver, 2008Career: 182, Jonathan Batts, 2004-07

MOST STOLEN BASESGame: 4, four times L: Chip Grawey v. Campbell, May 5, 2004Season: 39, Chip Grawey, 2004Career: 83, Mitch Wells, 1984-87

MOST SACRIFICE HITSGame: 3, David McKenna vs. VCU, March 24, 20003, Blayne Joyner vs. ODU, April 9, 20003, Blayne Joyner vs. Coastal Carolina, May 9, 20003, Daniel Hargrave at James Madison, May 11, 2008Season: 24, Blayne Joyner, 2000Career: 35, Blayne Joyner, 1997-2000

MOST SACRIFICE FLIESGame: 3, Chuck Jones at Richmond, March 28, 1987Season: 8, Chris Cubbage, 1982Career: 14, Matt Wright, 2000-03

TOTAL SACRIFICESGame: 3, L: Daniel Hargrave at James Madison, May 11, 2008Season: 26, Blayne Joyner, 2000Career: 39, Blayne Joyner, 1997-2000

MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCHGame: 3, Mark Scalf, 1978Season: 18, Mark Carver, 2008Career: 34, Mark Carver, 2004-08

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGESeason: .407, Sam Askew, 1979Career: .371, Tim Preston, 2004-05

HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGESeason: .716, Bryan Britt, 1996Career: .632, Eric Hall, 1985-86

MOST WALKSGame: 5, Derek Williams vs. W&M, March 31, 1996Season: 60, Eric Hall, 1986Career: 150, Matt Wright, 2000-03

MOST STRIKEOUTSGame: 4, Many times Last: John Raynor, ECU, Mar. 15, 2006Season: 63, Josh Bonifay, 1997Career: 197, Mike Foucht, 1997-2000

Misc. RecordsLONGEST HITTING STREAK26, Magnus Pilegard, 2001

MOST CONSECUTIVE AT-BATS WITHOUT STRIKING OUT67, Jason Appel, March 23 - April 19, 2008

MOST HOME RUNS IN DOUBLEHEADER4, Chuck Jones vs. East Carolina, April 26, 1987

Team Pitching RecordsMOST INNINGS PITCHEDGame: 17, vs. High Point, May 20, 1967Season: 568.2, 2006

MOST COMPLETE GAMESSeason: 24, 1982

MOST SAVESSeason: 17, 2003

MOST SHUTOUTSSeason: 14, 1969

MOST OPPONENT SHUTOUTSSeason: 7, 1988

MOST RUNS ALLOWEDGame: 25, vs. East Carolina, April 11, 1978Season: 417, 1998

MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWEDGame: 17, vs. East Carolina, April 11, 1978Season: 330, 1998

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FEWEST RUNS ALLOWEDSeason: 49, 1969

FEWEST EARNED RUNS ALLOWEDSeason: 14, 1969

CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGSSeason: 53, April 21, 1969 to May 15, 1969

STRIKEOUTSGame: 21, vs. St. Andrews, April 26, 1973Season: 489, 2003

MOST WALKSGame: 14, at Georgia Southern, March 8, 1988Season: 297, 1985

FEWEST WALKSSeason: 68, 1970

MOST HIT BATSMENGame: 7, Elon, April 19, 2005Season: 83, 2006

MOST WILD PITCHESGame: 4, Many timesSeason: 59, 2006

MOST BALKSGame: 1, Many timesSeason: 8, 2006

LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGESeason: 0.67, 1969

HIGHEST EARNED RUN AVERAGESeason: 6.31, 1998

NO-HITTERSSeason: 2, 1969History: 7

PERFECT GAMESSeason: 1, 1968History: 1

FEWEST HITS ALLOWEDSeason: 158, 1970

FEWEST HOME RUNS ALLOWEDSeason: 14, 1978

Individual Pitching RecordsMOST APPEARANCESSeason: 36, Adam Paul, 2006Career: 112, Allen Flood, 2004-08

MOST INNINGS PITCHEDGame: 17, Chuck Cuppett vs. HPU, May 20, 1967Season: 120.2, Thomas Benton, 2006Career: 381.2, Bryan Mazur, 1996-99

MOST VICTORIESSeason: 12, Ronald Hill, 2004Career: 31, Ronald Hill, 2002-05

MOST CONSECUTIVE VICTORIESSeason: 11, Brad Holt, 2008

BEST WINNING PERCENTAGESeason: 1.000, Dave Sandlin, 1970; Matt McDonnell, 2002Career: .900, Eddie Booth, 1969-72 (27-3)

MOST LOSSESSeason: 11, Jerome Hunt, 1988Career: 28, Bryan Mazur, 1996-1999

MOST STARTSSeason: 18, Thomas Benton, 2006Career: 57, Jake Mullis, 2000-03

MOST COMPLETE GAMESSeason: 10, Roger Sutton, 1979Career: 25, Curtis Hopper

MOST SAVESSeason: 13, Blake Cross, 2003Career: 32, Blake Cross, 2001-04

MOST SHUTOUTSSeason: 4, Eddie Booth, 1969Career: 4, Eddie Booth, 1969-72; Carl Willis, 1980-83

MOST RUNS ALLOWEDSeason: 95, Bryan Mazur, 1997Career: 229, Bryan Mazur, 1996-99

MOST EARNED RUNS Season: 72, Bryan Mazur, 1997Career: 170, Kevin Davidson, 1984-87

FEWEST RUNS ALLOWEDSeason: 27, David Pope, 1979 (10 Starts)Career: 33, Eddie Booth, 1969-72

FEWEST EARNED RUNS ALLOWEDSeason: 1, Eddie Booth, 1969Career: 26, Eddie Booth, 1969-72

LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGESeason: 0.00, Dave Sandlin, 1970Career: 1.31, Eddie Booth, 1969-72 (4 Years)0.46, Pete Eyer, 1968-69 (2 Years)

STRIKEOUTSGame: 21, Dave Sandlin vs. St. Andrews, April 26, 1973Season: 135, Jason Ramsey, 1996Career: 324, Bryan Mazur, 1996-99

MOST WALKSGame: 10, twiceSeason: 60, Parker Davis, 1976; Mike Antle, 1981Career: 163, David Morrison, 1988-91

MOST HIT BATSMENGame: 4, L: Kyle Lewis at Elon, March 5, 2008Season: 19, Bradley Holt, 2007Career: 36, Ronald Hill, 2002-05

MOST WILD PITCHESGame: 4, Many timesSeason: 15, Matt McDonnell, 2000Career: 30, David Morrison, 1988-91

MOST BALKSGame: 1, Many PlayersSeason: 3, Ronald Hill, 2003, Allen Flood, 2006Career: 7, Allen Flood, 2004-08

FEWEST HITS ALLOWEDGame: 0, Jim Sanders vs. Cal. (Pa.), April 12, 1968 (9 IP, W 1-0, Perfect Game)0, Chuck Cuppett vs. Lynchburg, April, 5, 1969 (9 innings, W 2-0)0, Pete Eyer and Jim Harris vs. St. Andrews at Pembroke State, (9 innings, W 13-0, May 16, 1969 - NAIA Dist. 29 Playoffs)0, Paul Fulton vs. East Carolina, April 15, 1974 (7 innings, W 1-0)0, Phil Lambert/Mike Hunter vs. W. Conn., April 15, 1974 (7 innings, W 6-0)0, Roger Sutton/Danny Huston at Duke, March 6, 1978 (7 innings, W 11-0)0, E.H. Kennedy vs. Campbell, April 24, 1989 (9 innings, W 3-0)0, John Babson vs. Yale, March 9, 1995 (9 innings, W 2-0)Season: 31, Eddie Booth, 1970 (59 innings)Career: 175, Ronald Inman, 1979-82

TWO WINS IN A SINGLE DAYJohnny Conner vs. Old Dominion, March 1, 1981 (Both in relief)Randy Prosser at Methodist, March 11, 1976, (1st in relief and 2nd as a starter)Brian Whitaker vs. Princeton, March 21, 2001 (Both in relief)Allen Flood at Hofstra, April 3, 2005 (Both in relief)

Team Fielding RecordsMOST CHANCESGame: 53, vs. UNC Charlotte, March 5, 1985Season: 2,528, 2006

MOST PUTOUTSGame: 51, vs. High Point, May 20, 1967Season: 1,706, 2006

MOST ASSISTSGame: 21, William & Mary, April 9, 2006Season: 747, 2006

MOST ERRORSGame: 10, vs. Coastal Carolina, April 6, 1977Season: 133, 1997

BEST FIELDING PERCENTAGESeason: .974, 2002

MOST DOUBLE PLAYSGame: 5, vs. American, March 16, 1986Season: 69, 1998

MOST GAMES WITHOUT AN ERRORSeason: 21, 2002

MOST TRIPLE PLAYSGame: 1, vs. Methodist, April 18, 1972Season: 1, 1972

MISCELLANEOUS FIELDING RECORDSMOST ERRORS IN A GAME, BOTH TEAMS12, vs. Coastal Carolina, April 6, 1977 (UNCW 10, Coastal Carolina 2)

MOST DOUBLE PLAYS IN A GAME, BOTH TEAMS7, vs. Clemson, February 27, 1988 | UNCW 4, Clemson 37, vs. William and Mary, April 13, 1991 | UNCW 3, William and Mary 47, vs. George Mason, May 27, 2005 | UNCW 2, George Mason 5

MOST ERRORS IN A GAME, OPPONENT11, at William and Mary, April 12, 1997

Individual fielding RecordsMOST CHANCESGame: 20, Matt Wright, vs. Campbell, April 10, 2001Season: 602, Matt Wright, 2002Career: 2,208, Matt Wright, 2000-03

MOST PUTOUTSGame: 19, Matt Wright, vs. Campbell, April 10, 2001Season: 557, Matt Wright, 2002Career: 2,038, Matt Wright, 2000-03

MOST ASSISTSGame: 10, Aaron Smith vs Marist, Feb. 29, 2004Season: 201, Aaron Smith, 2004Career: 546, Mitch Wells, 1984-87

MOST ERRORSGame: 4, L: Tom Heirtler at James Madison, May 9, 1987Season: 32, Keith Barnhardt, 1993Career: 82, Mitch Wells, 1984-87

BEST FIELDING PERCENTAGESeason: .996, Chuck Jones (1b), 1985; .996, Daniel Marsh (C), 2000Career: .990, Chuck Jones, 1984-87; Tim Hooks, 1987-90; Mark Carver, 2004-08

MOST DOUBLE PLAYSGame: 5, Chuck Jones vs. American, March 16, 1986Season: 55, Matt Wright, 2003Career: 173, Matt Wright, 2000-03

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT AN ERROR67, Tim Preston, OF, Feb. 20, 2004 - Mar. 5, 2005

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HITTING (CAREER)HIGHEST BATTING AVG. (MIN. 300 AB)1. .371 Preston, Tim 2004-052. .354 Grawey, Chip 2000-043. .354 Dawkins, Herbie 1978-794. .352 Raynor, John 2003-065. .350 Appel, Jason 2005-086. .345 Murr, Paul 1980-837. .341 Sandlin, David 1970-738. .335 Halford, Steve 2006-079. .332 Hairr, Kevin 1998-0110. .330 Wishon, Justin 2000-01

HIGHEST SLUGGING PCT. (MIN. 300 AB)1. .594 Britt, Bryan 1994-962. .586 Preston, Tim 2004-053. .573 Hairr, Kevin 1998-014. .570 Bonifay, Josh 1997,995. .561 Carver, Mark 2004-086. .558 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-087. .541 Hickman, Eric 1985-888. .527 Hall, Nate 2007-088. .520 Batts, Jonathan 2004-0710. .517 Raynor, John 2003-06

HIGHEST ON BASE PCT. (MIN. 300 AB)1. .465 Wishon, Justin 2000-012. .439 Preston, Tim 2004-053. .426 Catalano, John 1985-874. .423 Batts, Jonathan 2004-075. .419 Raynor, John 2003-066. .419 Carver, Mark 2004-087. .417 Mongero, Trent 1989-908. .414 Hall, Nate 2007-089. .413 Bonifay, Josh 1997,99 .413 Appel, Jason 2005-08

MOST GAMES PLAYED1. 229 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 227 Batts, Jonathan 2004-073. 223 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-034. 213 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-085. 212 Williams, Derek 1994-976. 208 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-957. 205 Jones, Chuck 1984-878. 204 Foucht, Mike 1997-009. 202 Raynor, John 2003-0610. 200 Broome, Corey 1990-93

MOST GAMES STARTED1. 223 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 221 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-033. 214 Batts, Jonathan 2004-074. 205 Williams, Derek 1994-975. 201 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-956. 199 Broome, Corey 1990-937. 195 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-928. 193 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-08 193 Currin, Perry 1989-9210. 185 McKenna, David 1999-02

MOST AT BATS1. 827 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-032. 800 Wright, Matt 2000-033. 773 Batts, Jonathan 2004-074. 769 Williams, Derek 1994-97 769 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-086. 742 Appel, Jason 2005-087. 726 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-928. 725 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-959. 723 Poulk, Matt 2002-0610. 722 Broome, Corey 1990-93

MOST RUNS SCORED1. 187 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-082. 182 Batts, Jonathan 2004-073. 165 Appel, Jason 2005-084. 163 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-035. 161 Raynor, John 2003-06

6. 160 Carver, Mark 2004-087. 154 Williams, Derek 1994-978. 152 Foucht, Mike 1997-009. 151 Wells, Mitch 1984-87 151 Poulk, Matt 2002-06

MOST HITS1. 260 Appel, Jason 2005-082. 256 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-033. 245 Batts, Jonathan 2004-074. 239 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-085. 234 Williams, Derek 1994-976. 230 Wright, Matt 2000-03 230 Raynor, John 2003-068. 223 Grawey, Chip 2000-049. 219 Jones, Chuck 1984-8710. 217 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-92

MOST DOUBLES1. 62 Batts, Jonathan 2004-072. 59 Poulk, Matt 2002-063. 57 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-084. 56 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-03 56 Hairr, Kevin 1998-016. 53 Broome, Corey 1990-937. 49 Wright, Matt 2000-038. 45 Williams, Derek 1994-979. 43 Marsh, Daniel 1997-00 43 Hatcher, Chris 2004-06

MOST TRIPLES1. 11 Grawey, Chip 2000-042. 10 Wright, Matt 2000-03 10 Dew, Sandy 1966-69 10 Appel, Jason 2005-085. 9 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-92 9 Wooten, Joe 1957-58 9 Broome, Corey 1990-938. 8 seven tied

MOST HOME RUNS1. 40 Britt, Bryan 1994-962. 39 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-083. 33 Carver, Mark 2004-084. 31 Poulk, Matt 2002-06 31 Batts, Jonathan 2004-076. 28 Foucht, Mike 1997-007. 27 Hairr, Kevin 1998-018. 25 Hall, Eric 1985-869. 24 Jones, Chuck 1984-8710. 22 Broome, Corey 1990-93 22 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-03 22 Roach, Jason 1995-97 22 Wright, Matt 2000-03

MOST RUNS BATTED IN1. 182 Batts, Jonathan 2004-072. 180 Wright, Matt 2000-033. 172 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-084. 170 Carver, Mark 2004-085. 153 Poulk, Matt 2002-066. 148 Raynor, John 2003-067. 146 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-038. 140 Jones, Chuck 1984-879. 130 Hairr, Kevin 1998-0110. 129 Appel, Jason 2005-08

MOST TOTAL BASES1. 429 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-082. 402 Batts, Jonathan 2004-073. 388 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-034. 369 Poulk, Matt 2002-065. 365 Wright, Matt 2000-036. 359 Hairr, Kevin 1998-017. 357 Appel, Jason 2005-088. 356 Williams, Derek 1994-979. 351 Broome, Corey 1990-9310. 347 Carver, Mark 2004-08 347 Britt, Bryan 1994-96

MOST WALKS1. 150 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 134 Batts, Jonathan 2004-073. 113 Wells, Mitch 1984-874. 109 Edgerton, Howie 1972-755. 106 Williams, Derek 1994-976. 105 Slaughter, Johnny 1981-847. 101 Jones, Chuck 1984-878. 97 Hall, Eric 1985-869. 95 Langmeyer, Tim 1985-8810. 94 Smith, Swain 1973-76

MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH1. 34 Carver, Mark 2004-082. 32 Preston, Tim 2004-053. 31 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-084. 30 Wishon, Justin 2000-015. 22 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-03 22 Wright, Matt 2000-037. 21 Batts, Jonathan 2004-078. 20 Hairr, Kevin 1998-019. 19 Raynor, John 2003-06 19 Hatcher, Chris 2004-06 19 Denson, Brad 2001-04

MOST STOLEN BASES1. 83 Wells, Mitch 1984-872. 79 Hemingway, Jamie 2000-033. 74 Raynor, John 2003-064. 72 Langmeyer, Tim 1985-885. 64 Grawey, Chip 2000-046. 62 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-927. 61 Hairr, Kevin 1998-018. 58 Foucht, Mike 1997-009. 57 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-9510. 56 Appel, Jason 2005-08

PITCHING (CAREER)LOWEST EARNED RUN AVG. (MIN. 100 IP)1. 0.46 Eyer, Pete 1968-692. 1.31 Booth, Eddie 1969-723. 1.46 Lemon, Ed 1963-664. 1.62 Sandlin, David 1970-735. 1.69 Yelverton, Barnes 1969-726. 1.83 Cuppett, Chuck 1967-707. 1.83 Atkins, Eddie 1969-718. 1.92 Sanderson 1973-749. 1.99 Sanders, Jim 1967-6810. 2.23 Cross, Blake 2001-04

STRIKEOUTS/9 INN GAME (MIN. 100 IP)1. 11.11 Ramsey, Jason 1994-962. 10.98 Booth, Eddie 1969-723. 9.85 Cross, Blake 2001-044. 9.71 Lemon, Ed 1963-665. 9.58 Atkins, Eddie 1969-716. 9.17 Altman, Heath 1990-937. 9.08 Flood, Allen 2004-088. 8.85 Sandlin, David 1970-739. 8.54 McDonnell, Matt 1999-0210. 8.49 Balentine, Bryant 1988-90

MOST WINS1. 31 Hill, Ronald 2002-052. 27 Booth, Eddie 1969-72 27 Mullis, Jake 2000-034. 25 Cuppett, Chuck 1967-70 25 King, Kenny 1984-866. 24 Mazur, Bryan 1996-997. 23 Davidson, Kevin 1984-878. 22 Sandlin, David 1970-739. 20 Smith, Kenny 1980-83 20 Willis, Carl 1980-83

MOST SAVES1. 32 Cross, Blake 2001-042. 15 Paul, Adam 2003-063. 8 Altman, Scott 1985-86 8 Altman, Heath 1990-93

5. 7 Currin, Wesley 1984-87 7 Salefsky, Larry 2006-08 7 McDonnell, Matt 1999-02 7 Ickes, Ken 1995-98 7 Mazur, Bryan 1996-99 7 Flood, Allen 2004-08

MOST APPEARANCES1. 112 Flood, Allen 2004-082. 95 Cross, Blake 2001-043. 84 Paul, Adam 2003-064. 81 Mazur, Bryan 1996-995. 79 McDonnell, Matt 1999-026. 77 Moore, Jeff 2002-057. 76 Hill, Ronald 2002-058. 74 Morgan, Andrew 2004-079. 73 Kozol, Anthony 1996-00 73 Rogers, Jeff 1992-95

MOST GAMES STARTED1. 57 Mullis, Jake 2000-032. 52 Mazur, Bryan 1996-993. 49 Hill, Ronald 2002-053. 45 Morrison, David 1988-91 45 Kozol, Anthony 1996-005. 44 Coughlin, Chris 1999-03 44 Davidson, Kevin 1984-876. 42 Hopper, Curtis 1983-86 42 Smith, Billy 1991-948. 41 Smith, Kenny 1980-839. 39 Babson, John 1991-9510. 38 King, Kenny 1984-86 38 Holt, Bradley 2006-08 38 Willis, Carl 1980-83

MOST INNINGS PITCHED1. 381.2 Mazur, Bryan 1996-992. 364.2 Mullis, Jake 2000-033. 329.2 Hill, Ronald 2002-054. 324.2 Smith, Billy 1991-945. 312.0 Smith, Kenny 1980-836. 310.0 Cuppett, Chuck 1967-707. 305.0 Davidson, Kevin 1984-878. 297.2 Kozol, Anthony 1996-009. 291.1 Willis, Carl 1980-8310. 282.2 Sandlin, David 1970-73

MOST STRIKEOUTS1. 324 Mazur, Bryan 1996-992. 311 Booth, Eddie 1969-723. 305 Ramsey, Jason 1994-964. 278 Sandlin, David 1970-735. 269 Mullis, Jake 2000-036. 231 Cuppett, Chuck 1967-70 231 Coughlin, Chris 1999-038. 230 Babson, John 1991-959. 228 Smith, Billy 1991-9410. 218 Hill, Ronald 2002-05

MOST HIT BATTERS1. 36 Hill, Ronald 2002-052. 34 Holt, Bradley 2006-083. 33 Benton, Thomas 2003-06 33 Mullis, Jake 2000-035. 29 Coughlin, Chris 1999-036. 28 Mazur, Bryan 1996-997. 27 Hatcher, Jeff 2005-088. 26 Booker, Zach 2004-06 26 McDonnell, Matt 1999-0210. 25 Babson, John 1991-95 25 Moore, Jeff 2002-05

FIELDING (CAREER)HIGHEST FLD. PCT. (MIN. 800 CHANCES)1. .990 Jones, Chuck 1984-872. .990 Hooks, Tim 1987-903. .990 Carver, Mark 2004-084. .988 Wright, Matt 2000-035. .987 McBride, Chris 1992-94

6. .986 Marsh, Daniel 1997-007. .984 Hatcher, Chris 2004-068. .983 Joyner, Tate 1994-979. .983 Holley, Clyde 1979-8210. .982 Batts, Jonathan 2004-07

MOST CHANCES1. 2208 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 1896 Jones, Chuck 1984-873. 1403 Marsh, Daniel 1997-004. 1260 Broome, Corey 1990-935. 1148 Batts, Jonathan 2004-076. 1147 Holley, Clyde 1979-827. 1055 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-088. 1013 Wells, Mitch 1984-879. 978 Joyner, Tate 1994-9710. 956 Reynolds, Bobby 1983-86

MOST PUTOUTS1. 2038 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 1741 Jones, Chuck 1984-873. 1216 Marsh, Daniel 1997-004. 1077 Holley, Clyde 1979-825. 1031 Broome, Corey 1990-936 961 Batts, Jonathan 2004-077. 888 Joyner, Tate 1994-978. 862 Carver, Mark 2004-089. 795 Hooks, Tim 1987-9010. 780 Hatcher, Chris 2004-06

MOST ASSISTS1. 546 Wells, Mitch 1984-872. 526 Reynolds, Bobby 1983-863. 507 McKenna, David 1999-024. 449 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-925. 362 Marbry, Michael 2003-066. 358 Smith, Kenny 2003-067. 357 Simmerman, Russ 2000-038. 351 Poulk, Matt 2002-069. 327 Smith, Aaron 2003-0410. 315 Luther, Chris 1994-97

MOST ERRORS1. 82 Wells, Mitch 1984-872. 65 McKenna, David 1999-023. 64 Barnhardt, Keith 1992-95 64 Reynolds, Bobby 1983-865. 61 Stoudenmire, Ed 1988-916. 47 McIntosh, Benji 1996-997. 46 Hall, Gary 1981-858. 43 Walston, Kevin 1994-97 43 Murr, Paul 1980-8310. 42 Rugienius, Mike 1997-98 42 Luther, Chris 1994-97 42 Tallent, John 1978-80

MOST DOUBLE PLAYS1. 173 Wright, Matt 2000-032. 109 Hargrave, Daniel 2005-083. 101 Chamberlain, Mark 1989-924. 88 Simmerman, Russ 2000-035. 83 McKenna, David 1999-026. 74 Smith, Aaron 2003-047. 73 Marbry, Michael 2003-068. 70 Smith, Kenny 2002-069. 64 Batts, Jonathan 2004-0710. 63 Hooks, Tim 1987-90

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HIGHEST BATTING AVG. (MIN. 100 AB)1. .434 Cole, Tom 19632. .406 Preston, Tim 20053. .401 Murr, Paul 19824. .397 Raynor, John 20055. .397 Appel, Jason 20086. .394 Currin, Perry 19907. .386 Hairr, Kevin 19998. .376 Wishon, Justin 20009. .375 Milkovits, John 198110. .373 Grawey, Chip 2004

HIGHEST SLUGGING PCT. (MIN 100 AB)1. .716 Britt, Bryan 19962. .712 Hargrave, Daniel 20063. .708 Carver, Mark 20084. .699 Hickman, Eric 19875. .689 Bonifay, Josh 19996. .676 Hall, Eric 19857. .674 Antle, Mike 19838. .642 Hairr, Kevin 19989. .634 Bryant, Bobby 198510. .629 Preston, Tim 2005

HIGHEST ON BASE PCT. (MIN. 100 AB)1. .530 Wishon, Justin 20002. .489 Hall, Eric 19863. .483 Hall, Eric 19854. .476 Redd, Reggie 19855. .470 McLean, Lee 20066. .467 Appel, Jason 20087. .467 Lewis, Van 19768. .466 Carver, Mark 20089. .463 Preston, Tim 200510. .461 Milkovits, John 1981

GAMES PLAYED1. 63 Hatcher, Chris 2006 63 Raynor, John 2006 63 Batts, Jonathan 20064. 62 Sutton, Matt 2004 62 Appel, Jason 2008 62 Grawey, Chip 2004 62 Hall, Nate 2008 62 Carver, Mark 2008 62 Hargrave, Daniel 2008 62 Rooney, Michael 2008 62 Wright, Matt 2003

GAMES STARTED1. 63 Raynor, John 20062. 62 Batts, Jonathan 2006 62 Hargrave, Daniel 2008 62 Carver, Mark 2008 62 Hatcher, Chris 2006 62 Rooney, Michael 2008 62 Appel, Jason 2008 62 Hall, Nate 20089. 61 four tied

AT BATS1. 271 Grawey, Chip 20042. 264 Hatcher, Chris 20063. 262 Raynor, John 20064. 261 Hargrave, Daniel 20085. 252 Appel, Jason 20086. 251 Preston, Tim 20057. 247 Poulk, Matt 20058. 241 Sutton, Matt 20049. 237 Hemingway, Jamie 2003 237 Vaughn, Kiley 2002

RUNS SCORED1. 71 Carver, Mark 2008 71 Hargrave, Daniel 20083. 69 Preston, Tim 20054. 67 Williams, Derek 19975. 65 Batts, Jonathan 20066. 64 Appel, Jason 2008

7. 63 Raynor, John 20068. 60 Hatcher, Chris 2006 60 Britt, Bryan 199610. 59 three tied

HITS1. 102 Preston, Tim 20052. 101 Grawey, Chip 20043. 100 Appel, Jason 20084. 97 Raynor, John 20065. 92 Hatcher, Chris 20066. 90 Poulk, Matt 20057. 87 Hargrave, Daniel 20088. 86 Hemingway, Jamie 20039. 85 Britt, Bryan 199610. 83 two tied

DOUBLES1. 24 Poulk, Matt 20052. 22 Vaughn, Kiley 2002 22 Hemingway, Jamie 2003 22 Hairr, Kevin 19985. 21 Halford, Steve 2007 21 Ickes, Ken 1998 21 Broome, Corey 1993 21 Carver, Mark 2007 21 Hargrave, Daniel 200710. 20 Preston, Tim 2005 20 Reynolds, Bobby 1985

TRIPLES1. 9 Wooten, Joe 19572. 7 Jones, Tom 1981 7 Grawey, Chip 2004 7 Shipp, Bob 19635. 6 Harris, Bill 1966 6 Askew, Sam 19677. 5 Murr, Paul 1982 5 Bonifay, Josh 1999 5 Raynor, John 2005 5 Appel, Jason 2008 5 Williams, Derek 1996 5 Mongero, Trent 1990

HOME RUNS1. 21 Britt, Bryan 1996 21 Carver, Mark 20083. 18 Hargrave, Daniel 20084. 17 Bonifay, Josh 1999 17 Hickman, Eric 19876. 16 Foucht, Mike 19997. 14 Poulk, Matt 20068. 13 four tied

RUNS BATTED IN1. 82 Carver, Mark 20082. 73 Poulk, Matt 20053. 69 Raynor, John 20064. 66 Hall, Nate 20085. 63 Roach, Jason 19976. 62 Bonifay, Josh 1999 62 Hargrave, Daniel 20088. 60 Batts, Jonathan 2007 60 Hemingway, Jamie 200310. 59 Foucht, Mike 1999

TOTAL BASES1. 167 Carver, Mark 20082. 166 Britt, Bryan 19963. 164 Hargrave, Daniel 20084. 158 Preston, Tim 20055. 154 Raynor, John 20066. 147 Poulk, Matt 20057. 143 Hemingway, Jamie 20038. 141 Appel, Jason 20089. 137 Hall, Nate 200810. 136 Williams, Derek 1997

WALKS1. 60 Hall, Eric 19862. 52 Wishon, Justin 20003. 43 Batts, Jonathan 20064. 41 Wright, Matt 2002 41 Batts, Jonathan 2007 41 Wright, Matt 20037. 40 Hall, Nate 20088. 39 Carver, Mark 2008 39 Redd, Reggie 198610. 37 four tied

MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH1. 18 Carver, Mark 20082. 17 Preston, Tim 20053. 16 Wishon, Justin 20014. 15 Preston, Tim 2004 15 Rooney, Michael 20086. 14 Wishon, Justin 20007. 12 Hargrave, Daniel 20078. 11 Hatcher, Chris 2006 11 Eichhorn, Neal 200410. 9 two tied

STOLEN BASES1. 42 Raynor, John 20062. 39 Grawey, Chip 20043. 31 Hemingway, Jamie 20034. 30 Wells, Mitch 19855. 28 Hooker, Kevin 19926. 27 Wells, Mitch 19877. 26 Langmeyer, Tim 19888. 25 Reynolds, Bobby 19869. 24 Langmeyer, Tim 1986 24 Mongero, Trent 1989 24 Wishon, Justin 2000

PITCHINGLOWEST EARNED RUN AVG. (MIN. 42 IP)1. 0.00 Sandlin, David 19702. 0.31 Eyer, Pete 19693. 0.39 Atkins, Eddie 19694. 0.57 Eyer, Pete 19685. 0.82 Lemon, Ed 19666. 0.92 Booth, Eddie 19707. 1.21 Page, Sam 19658. 1.33 Cuppett, Chuck 19699. 1.48 Booth, Eddie 197210. 1.49 Sandlin, David 1973

STRIKEOUTS/9 INN GAME (MIN. 42 IP)1. 12.44 Ramsey, Jason 19962. 11.60 Atkins, Eddie 19703. 11.42 Balentine, Bryant 19904. 11.28 Booth, Eddie 19725. 11.25 Altman, Heath 19936. 10.98 Booth, Eddie 19717. 10.96 Babson, John 19958. 10.80 Ramsey, Jason 19959. 10.51 Mazur, Bryan 199910. 10.49 Cross, Blake 2004

WINS1. 12 Hill, Ronald 20042. 11 Holt, Bradley 20083. 10 Sutton, Roger 1978 10 King, Kenny 1985 10 Mazur, Bryan 1999 10 Hill, Ronald 2005 10 Whitaker, Brian 20018. 9 seven tied

SAVES1. 13 Cross, Blake 20032. 12 Cross, Blake 20043. 9 Paul, Adam 20064. 8 Altman, Heath 19935. 7 Cross, Blake 2002 7 Altman, Scott 1985

7. 6 Harrold, Stephen 20088. 5 Smith, Billy 1991 5 Roach, Jason 199610. 4 six tied 2008

APPEARANCES1. 36 Paul, Adam 20062. 35 Cross, Blake 20033. 33 Roth, Cameron 2008 33 Flood, Allen 20055. 32 Cross, Blake 20046. 30 Harrold, Stephen 20087. 29 Salefsky, Larry 2008 29 Moore, Jeff 20049. 28 four tied

GAMES STARTED1. 18 Benton, Thomas 20062. 17 Hill, Ronald 2005 17 Kimball, Zach 2004 17 Kimball, Zach 20055. 16 Mullis, Jake 2002 16 Weatherby, Charlie 2001 16 Temple, Jack 1998 16 Mazur, Bryan 1997 16 Hill, Ronald 2004 16 Hunt, Jerome 1988 16 Whitaker, Brian 2002

INNINGS PITCHED1. 120.2 Benton, Thomas 20062. 119.0 Sutton, Roger 19793. 118.0 Weatherby, Charlie 20014. 117.0 Whitaker, Brian 20025. 113.1 Kozol, Anthony 20006. 108.2 Mazur, Bryan 19977. 107.2 Kimball, Zach 2004 107.2 Smith, Billy 19949. 106.2 Hill, Ronald 2005 106.2 King, Kenny 1986

STRIKEOUTS1. 135 Ramsey, Jason 19962. 128 Ramsey, Jason 19953. 118 Mazur, Bryan 19994. 108 Babson, John 19955. 107 Booth, Eddie 19716. 103 Weatherby, Charlie 20017. 101 Benton, Thomas 20068. 98 Mullis, Jake 20039. 96 Kozol, Anthony 200010. 95 Holt, Bradley 2008

WILD PITCHES1. 15 McDonnell, Matt 20002. 13 Morrison, David 1991 13 Benton, Thomas 20064. 12 Pyrtle, Joey 1994 12 Roach, Jason 19976. 11 McDonnell, Matt 2001 11 Trogdon, Bryan 1999 11 Tillman, Tony 19889. 10 Coughlin, Chris 199910. 9 nine tied

HIT BATTERS1. 19 Holt, Bradley 20072. 15 Benton, Thomas 20063. 14 Moore, Jeff 2005 14 Hill, Ronald 20055. 13 Booker, Zach 2006 13 Mullis, Jake 20027. 12 Overton, Brad 2003 12 Salefsky, Larry 20089. 11 three tied

FIELDINGHIGHEST FLD PCT. (MIN. 100 CHANCES)1. 1.000 Joyner, Tate 19942. .996 Jones, Chuck 19853. .996 Marsh, Daniel 20004. .995 McLean, Lee 20055. .995 Hooks, Tim 19896. .995 McLean, Lee 20067. .994 Murphy, Pat 20038. .994 Carver, Mark 20059. .993 Wright, Matt 200210. .993 Walters, Buddy 1984

CHANCES1. 602 Wright, Matt 20022. 568 Wright, Matt 20013. 567 Wright, Matt 20034. 559 Jones, Chuck 19865. 517 Jones, Chuck 19856. 495 Jones, Chuck 19877. 486 Marsh, Daniel 19998. 478 Marsh, Daniel 20009. 471 Wright, Matt 200010. 451 Holley, Clyde 1981

PUTOUTS1. 557 Wright, Matt 20022. 533 Wright, Matt 20033. 516 Wright, Matt 20014. 506 Jones, Chuck 19865. 474 Jones, Chuck 19856. 469 Jones, Chuck 19877. 433 Marsh, Daniel 20008. 432 Wright, Matt 20009. 428 Holley, Clyde 198110. 427 Hooks, Tim 1990

ASSISTS1. 201 Smith, Aaron 20042. 192 Marbry, Michael 20053. 183 Vaughn, Kiley 20024. 174 Rooney, Michael 20085. 167 Reynolds, Bobby 19866. 164 Reynolds, Bobby 19857. 162 Wells, Mitch 19878. 157 McKenna, David 2001 157 Holley, Battle 199310. 155 three tied

ERRORS1. 32 Barnhardt, Keith 19932. 31 Robertson, Ty 19973. 28 Phillips, Tommy 1981 28 Reynolds, Bobby 19865. 25 Rugienius, Mike 1997 25 McIntosh, Benji 19987. 24 Mongero, Trent 1990 24 Wells, Mitch 19869. 23 Hargrave, Daniel 200810. 22 Walston, Kevin 1995 22 Baldwin, Bubba 1978 22 Murr, Paul 1981

MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED1. 55 Wright, Matt 20032. 50 Wright, Matt 20023. 48 Simmerman, Russ 20034. 42 Smith, Aaron 2004 42 Marbry, Michael 20056. 40 Hargrave, Daniel 2007 40 Jones, Chuck 1987 40 Hargrave, Daniel 20089. 38 Rooney, Michael 2008 38 Wright, Matt 2000

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HOME RUNSYear Name No.1965 Steve Coley 2 Glen Mills 21966 Bill Harris 1 Glen Mills 11967 Jim Hall 2 Wayne Johnson 21968 Four players 11969 Jim Atkins 1 Pete Daughtry 11970 Dave Sandlin 3 Mike Wheeler 31971 Dave Sandlin 6 Bruce Cavenaugh 61972 Eric Higgins 51973 Bruce Cavenaugh 81974 Five players 11975 Robert Pittman 31976 Larry File 51977 Jim Montague 21978 Dick Lancaster 41979 Herbie Dawkins 41980 John Milkovits 21981 Three players 71982 Clyde Holley 5 Tim Whitehead 51983 Mike Antle 121984 Johnny Slaughter 91985 Gary Hall 131986 Eric Hall 131987 Eric Hickman 171988 Mike Byers 71989 Randy Fennell 5 Ed Stoudenmire 51990 Trent Mongero 51991 Corey Broome 71992 Corey Broome 41993 Corey Broome 111994 Battle Holley 7 Bryan Britt 71995 Bryan Britt 121996 Bryan Britt 211997 Jason Roach 131998 Kevin Hairr 121999 Josh Bonifay 172000 Daniel Marsh 72001 Kevin Hairr 62002 Jamie Hemingway 6 Matt Wright 62003 Matt Sutton 122004 Aaron Smith 102005 Matt Poulk 112006 Matt Poulk 142007 Jonathan Batts 92008 Mark Carver 21

RUNS BATTED INYear Player No.1965 Glen Mills 141966 Sandy Dew 14 Wayne Johnson 141967 Wayne Johnson 351968 Jim Atkins 191969 Sam Askew 271970 Dave Sandlin 171971 Dave Sandlin 331972 Dave Sandlin 29

1973 Dave Sandlin 301974 Greg Dalton 281975 Robert Pittman 30 Jerry Yandrick 30 1976 Larry File 371977 Dick Lancaster 171978 Herbie Dawkins 371979 Herbie Dawkins 291980 John Milkovits 151981 John Milkovits 441982 Clyde Holley 461983 Mike Antle 421984 Roger Hudson 331985 Gary Hall 481986 Eric Hall 491987 Eric Hickman 501988 Eric Hickman 261989 Tommie Adams 291990 Tim Hooks 321991 Ed Stoudenmire 311992 Corey Broome 361993 Corey Broome 351994 Battle Holley 31 Bryan Britt 311995 Bryan Britt 361996 Bryan Britt 511997 Jason Roach 631998 Kevin Hairr 461999 Josh Bonifay 622000 Daniel Marsh 492001 Matt Wright 512002 Matt Wright 412003 Jamie Hemingway 602004 Aaron Smith 502005 Matt Poulk 732006 John Raynor 692007 Jonathan Batts 602008 Mark Carver 82

BATTING AVERAGEYear Player Avg.1965 Steve Coley .3331966 Sandy Dew .3101967 Sam Askew .3691968 Wayne Johnson .3071969 Sam Askew .4071970 Dave Sandlin .3111971 David McClain .3541972 Dave Sandlin .3721973 Dave Sandlin .3661974 Howie Edgerton .3431975 Van Lewis .3121976 Larry File .3141977 Dick Lancaster .3101978 Herbie Dawkins .3651979 Bubba Baldwin .3671980 Rick Watkins .3111981 John Milkovits .3751982 Paul Murr .4011983 Mike Antle .3551984 Ken Jones .3271985 Reggie Redd .3531986 Mark Maultsby .3301987 Chuck Jones .3591988 Randy Fennell .3201989 Tommie Adams .3851990 Perry Currin .3941991 Ed Stoudenmire .3241992 Mark Chamberlain .3271993 Corey Broome .3241994 Battle Holley .3421995 Bryan Britt .3041996 Bryan Britt .3661997 Derek Williams .3541998 John Avent .3331999 Kevin Hairr .3862000 Justin Wishon .3762001 Magnus Pilegard .3392002 Jamie Hemingway .3652003 Jamie Hemingway .3632004 Chip Grawey .3732005 Tim Preston .4062006 John Raynor .370

2007 Steve Halford .3522008 Jason Appel .397

HITSYear Player H1965 Steve Coley 301966 Sandy Dew 261967 Sandy Dew 491968 Wayne Johnson 351969 Sam Askew 351970 Sam Askew 32 Dave Sandlin 321971 David McClain 521972 Dave Sandlin 481973 Dave Sandlin 481974 Howie Edgerton 581975 Larry File 431976 Larry File 491977 Dick Lancaster 311978 Herbie Dawkins 581979 Herbie Dawkins 521980 Tim Whitehead 321981 Tom Jones 641982 Paul Murr 631983 Mike Antle 491984 Gary Hall 601985 Gary Hall 73 Bobby Reynolds 731986 Mark Maultsby 741987 Chuck Jones 651988 Mike Byers 551989 Trent Mongero 501990 Tim Hooks 541991 Ed Stoudenmire 59 Mark Chamberlain 591992 Mark Chamberlain 721993 Corey Broome 631994 Battle Holley 771995 Bryan Britt 621996 Bryan Britt 851997 Derek Williams 801998 John Avent 67 Kevin Hairr 671999 Kevin Hairr 782000 Justin Wishon 762001 Matt Wright 63 Magnus Pilegard 632002 Jamie Hemingway 812003 Jamie Hemingway 862004 Chip Grawey 1012005 Tim Preston 1022006 John Raynor 972007 Steve Halford 832008 Jason Appel 100

RUNS SCOREDYear Player No.1965 Steve Coley 211966 Bill Harris 181967 Sandy Dew 351968 Sam Askew 181969 Jim Hall 291970 Sam Askew 181971 Bruce Cavenaugh 421972 Bruce Cavenaugh 321973 Bruce Cavenaugh 381974 Howie Edgerton 351975 Howie Edgerton 321976 Herk Ivey 291977 Randy Ourt 181978 Bubba Baldwin 301979 Ron Peoples 291980 Mark Scalf 171981 Tom Jones 431982 Paul Murr 431983 Mike Antle 331984 Gary Hall 401985 Gary Hall 491986 Chuck Jones 451987 Mitch Wells 481988 Tim Langmeyer 371989 Trent Mongero 38

1990 Trent Mongero 321991 Mark Chamberlain 391992 Mark Chamberlain 381993 Corey Broome 381994 Battle Holley 441995 Bryan Britt 371996 Bryan Britt 601997 Derek Williams 671998 John Avent 46 Kevin Hairr 461999 Mike Foucht 592000 Justin Wishon 592001 Justin Wishon 42 Kevin Hairr 42 David McKenna 422002 Jamie Hemingway 492003 Chip Grawey 552004 Chip Grawey 532005 Tim Preston 692006 Jonathan Batts 652007 Steve Halford 542008 Mark Carver 71 Daniel Hargrave 71

PITCHING WINSYear Player No.1965 Eddie Lemon 51966 Eddie Lemon 41967 Chuck Cuppett 41968 Chuck Cuppett 91969 Pete Eyer 71970 Eddie Booth 71971 Eddie Booth 91972 Eddie Booth 61973 Duke Sanderson 61974 Paul Fulton 61975 Phil Lambert 71976 Mike Robbins 5 Thurston Watkins 51977 Mike Hunter 3 Thurston Watkins 31978 Roger Sutton 101979 David Pope 81980 Kenny Smith 41981 Mike Antle 91982 Carl Willis 81983 Carl Willis 71984 Kenny King 61985 Kenny King 101986 Kenny King 71987 Wesley Currin 8 Kevin Davidson 81988 Tony Tillman 41989 Tommie Adams 91990 Bryant Balentine 51991 Keith Jarman 71992 Brian Baucom 4 Jim Fritz 4 Brian Smith 41993 Chris McBride 61994 Brian Smith 81995 Jason Ramsey 6 Joey Pyrtle 6 John Babson 61996 Brandon Hall 4 Anthony Kozol 4 Jason Ramsey 4 Tim Brown 41997 Bryan Mazur 91998 Kevin Hager 51999 Bryan Mazur 102000 Anthony Kozol 82001 Brian Whitaker 102002 Brian Whitaker 72003 Jake Mullis 82004 Ronald Hill 122005 Ronald Hill 102006 Thomas Benton 92007 Allen Flood 62008 Brad Holt 11

MOST STRIKEOUTSYear Player No.1965 Eddie Lemon 711966 Eddie Lemon 591967 Jim Sanders 701968 Chuck Cuppett 731969 Eddie Booth 571970 Eddie Booth 631971 Eddie Booth 1071972 Eddie Booth 841973 Dave Sandlin 741974 Duke Sanderson 471975 Parker Davis 591976 Parker Davis 391977 Mike Hunter 401978 Roger Sutton 571979 Roger Sutton 671980 Kenny Smith 271981 Mike Antle 611982 Kenny Smith 691983 Kenny Smith 691984 Curtis Hopper 351985 Kenny King 721986 Kenny King 651987 Kevin Davidson 571988 Jerome Hunt 521989 Tony Tillman 511990 Bryant Balentine 851991 Keith Jarman 781992 Brian Smith 651993 Heath Altman 801994 Chris McBride 801995 Jason Ramsey 1281996 Jason Ramsey 1351997 Bryan Mazur 851998 Bryan Mazur 721999 Bryan Mazur 1182000 Anthony Kozol 962001 Charlie Weatherby 1032002 Brian Whitaker 832003 Jake Mullis 982004 Zach Kimball 742005 Ronald Hill 732006 Thomas Benton 1012007 Jeff Hatcher 632008 Brad Holt 95

EARNED RUN AVERAGEYear Player 1965 Sam Page 1.211966 Eddie Lemon 0.821967 Jim Sanders 1.891968 Pete Eyer 0.571969 Eddie Booth 0.221970 Dave Sandlin 0.001971 Carroll Bickers 1.801972 Eddie Booth 1.481973 Dave Sandlin 1.491974 David Clemmons 1.501975 Phil Lambert 1.911976 Phil Lambert 2.871977 Mike Hunter 2.131978 Roger Sutton 1.841979 David Pope 2.251980 Kenny Smith 3.651981 Ronald Inman 2.771982 Kenny Smith 2.051983 Carl Willis 2.791984 Curtis Hopper 3.85

1985 Kenny King 3.411986 Kenny King 3.461987 Wesley Currin 2.711988 Tommie Adams 4.121989 Jon Wood 2.421990 Keith Jarman 2.871991 Mike Siopes 3.041992 Jon Wood 2.471993 Heath Altman 2.391994 Brian Smith 3.091995 Jason Ramsey 2.111996 Brandon Hall 2.641997 Jason Roach 3.631998 Bryan Mazur 5.031999 Bryan Mazur 2.762000 Anthony Kozol 3.572001 Brian Whitaker 2.202002 Brian Whitaker 3.002003 Brad Overton 2.992004 Zach Kimball 3.262005 Ronald Hill 3.382006 Thomas Benton 3.802007 Jeff Hatcher 3.702008 Brad Holt 3.18

STRIKEOUTS/NINE INNINGSYear Player K/91965 Eddie Lemon 10.251966 Jim Braxton 11.461967 Jim Sanders 6.921968 Edward Lewis 10.511969 Eddie Booth 12.411970 James Atkins 11.601971 Eddie Booth 10.981972 Not Available1973 David Sandlin 10.081974 Duke Sanderson 5.771975 Parker Davis 6.961976 Parker Davis 7.071977 Mike Hunter 5.311978 Danny Houston 7.191979 Roger Sutton 5.071980 Ron Inman 5.111981 Kenny Smith 6.221982 Kenny Smith 7.061983 Kenny Smith 6.81984 Curtis Hopper 3.761985 Kenny King 6.441986 Kenny King 5.481987 Perry Currin 5.731988 Tony Tillman 6.941989 Tony Tillman 6.781990 Bryan Balentine 11.411991 Mike Siopes 7.661992 Brian Smith 6.181993 Heath Altman 11.251994 Chris McBride 9.211995 John Babson 10.961996 Jason Ramsey 12.431997 Jason Roach 7.711998 Bryan Mazur 6.71999 Bryan Mazur 10.512000 Matt McDonnell 9.042001 Matt McDonnell 8.742002 Brian Whitaker 6.382003 Chris Coughlin 8.832004 Zach Kimball 6.192005 Ronald Hill 6.162006 Thomas Benton 7.532007 Jeff Hatcher 6.862008 Brad Holt 9.20

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All-Time LetterwinnersAScott Absber, 1981Richard Adams, 1971Tommie Adams, 1988-89Earl Allen, 1958Heath Altman, 1990-91-92-93Scott Altman, 1985-86Richard Ammons, 1960David Ange, 2000-01Mike Antle, 1981-83Jason Appel, 2005-06-07-08Mike Armstrong, 2000-01Sam Askew, 1967-68-69-70Ed Atkins, 1969-70-71James Atkins, 1968-69-70Bill Austin, 1978-79-80John Avent, 1995-96-97-98

BVann Baber, 1986-87John Babson, 1991-92-94-95Craig Bailey, 1987Bubba Baldwin, 1978-79Bryant Balentine, 1988-89-90Buck Barber, 1981Justin Barefoot, 2005-06-07-08Keith Barnhardt, 1992-93-94-95Mark Bass, 1987-88-89-90Grant Batts, 1991-92-93Jonathan Batts, 2004-05-06-07Brian Baucom, 1991-92-93Bob Becher, 1972-73Nathan Bedford, 1959-60Dale Bennett, 1964John Benson, 1984Thomas Benton, 2003-04-05-06Dale Berkey, 1998-99Randy Bernhardt, 1976Carroll Bickers, 1971-72-73-74Wayne Bollick, 1962Josh Bonifay, 1997-99Jackie Booker, 1965Zach Booker, 2004-05-06Bryan Booth, 2007-08Ed Booth, 1969-70-71-72Terry Boswell, 1967Jason Bourbeau, 1994Justin Bradley, 2008Bradley Bradshaw, 2004-05-06Scott Bradshaw, 1972Scott Brady, 1985-86-87-88Mike Brannan, 1967Mark Bray, 1982-83Tim Bray, 1966Brett Braxton, 2006-08Jim Braxton, 1963-64-65-66Brian Brewer, 2002Bryan Britt, 1994-95-96Ron Broadwell, 1978Benny Broome, 1961Corey Broome, 1990-91-92-93Dwayne Brown, 1980Tim Brown, 1996-97Robert Brown, 1991Bill Brunjes, 1960Bobby Bryant, 1982-83-84-85David Bryant, 1999Kendall Buckner, 1985Perry Burchette, 1961-62Al Burnette, 1972Michael Byers, 1985-86-87-88

CJack Campbell, 1968Charles Canady, 1983Jon Cantrell, 2006-07Greg Carlson, 1996-97Ed Carroll, 1957-58-59Greg Caroll, 1974-75Ken Carter, 1975-76Matt Carter, 2000-01-02-03Mark Carver, 2005-06-07-08Joe Catalano, 1990John Catalano, 1985-86-87Al Frank Catucci, 1988-89Barry Cauble, 1957-58-59Bruce Cavenaugh, 1970-71-72-73Gary Chadwick, 1980Mark Chamberlain, 1989-90-91-92Ren Chapman, 1993-94Trey Cheek, 1992-93-94Tom Choiniere, 1995Jeff Clark, 1982-83-84-85

David Clemmons, 1973-74 Tommy Cobb, 1960Jeff Cole, 1979-80Tom Cole, 1963-64Steve Coley, 1962-63-64-65Bobby Conner, 1959-60Johnny Conner, 1980-81Ross Cook, 1977Roger Coon, 1959-60Marshall Cooper, 1993-94-95-96Chris Coughlin, 1999-00-02-03Parris Croom, 1963Daniel Cropper, 2007-08Blake Cross, 2001-02-03-04Sterling Coward, 1962-63Harold Criddle, 1963Chris Cubbage, 1982-83Charles Cuppett, 1967-68-69-70Perry Currin, 1989-90-91-92Wesley Currin, 1984-85-86-87Billy Cyphers, 1959

DGreg Dalton, 1971-72-73-74Tommy Daniel, 1984Pete Daughtry, 1966-67-68-69Kevin Davidson, 1984-85-86-87Cecil Davis, 1976-77-78-79Jon Davis, 2003-04Parker Davis, 1975-76Tom Davis, 1973-74Herb Dawkins, 1978-79Jason Dean, 1996-97-98-99Sal D’Esposito, 1991-93Billy DeBruhl, 1957-58-59Joe Dekker, 2001Jesse DeMaria-Kinney, 1998-99Brad Denson, 2001-02-03-04Sandy Dew, 1966-67-68-69Cody Dickens, 2006-07Jamie Dishman, 1992Doug Donnald, 1972Ryan Doolittle, 2007Larry Dove, 1976Robert Dunn, 1968-69Tim Dunn, 1998Happy Durham, 1964Ronald Durham, 1960-61

ENeal Easom, 1957-58Larry Edens, 1960-61-62Howie Edgerton, 1972-73-74-75Brian Eichhorn, 1989Neal Eichhorn, 2003-04Bill Elliott, 1957-58Grayson Evans, 2006-07-08Peter Eyer, 1968-69

FBruce Failing, 1971Mike Farris, 1971Randy Fennell, 1986-87-88-89Clarence Ferguson, 1970Mike Ferrell, 1988-89-90Larry File, 1975-76Ed Finch, 1977-78Harold Flinchum, 1968Allen Flood, 2005-06-07-08Scott Floyd, 1987Ryan Foreman, 2007-08Mike Foucht, 1997-98-99-00Richard Foy, 1980-81Tommy Foy, 1965-67Ray Fraley, 1965Seth Frankoff, 2007-08Michael Freeman, 1984-85-86-87Shane French, 2005-06-07-08Jim Fritz, 1992James Fugate, 1968-69Paul Fulton, 1972-73-74-75

GSteve Ganoe, 1974-75Calvin Garrett, 1984-85-86-87Joel Gibson, 1957-58-59Gary Ginn, 1988-89Eric Glasgow, 1993-94Mike Good, 1974-75-76-77David Goold, 1961John Gourley, 1978-79Stephen Grady, 1999-00Dwayne Graham, 1985-86-87Lee Grant, 1996-97-98-99Chip Grawey, 2000-02-03-04Billy Gray, 1992

Jared Gray, 1991Terry Greene, 1977-78TommyGriffin,1983-84-85-86Peter Grimm, 2002Rudy Groomes, 1957-58-59Jonathan Guthman, 2001-02

HKevin Hager, 1998-99Kevin Hairr, 1998-99-00-01Steve Halford, 2006-07Brandon Hall, 1996-97Buddy Hall, 1963Eric Hall, 1985-86Gary Hall, 1981-83-84-85James Hall, 1966-67-68-69Nate Hall, 2007-08Tommy Hall, 1964Warren Hall, 1992-93Jesse Haney, 2007-08Brack Hardee, 1990-91Daniel Hargrave, 2005-06-07-08Stephen Harrold, 2008Benny Harris, 1983-84Bill Harris, 1963-64-66Hank Harris, 1971-72James Harris, 1968-69Paul Harris, 1983Zach Harris, 2002Pete Hartness, 1983Chris Hatcher, 2004-05-06Jeff Hatcher, 2005-06-07-08Paul Haynes, 1995-96William Haywood, 1961-62Derek Heasley, 1994-95-96Tom Heath, 1957-58-59Tom Heitler, 1985-86-87-89Jaime Hemingway, 2000-01-02-03Dan Herring, 1990-91Jim Herring, 1960John Hester, 1967-68-69Cam Heustess, 1997Eric Hickman, 1985-86-87-88Eric Higgins, 1970-71-72-73John High, 1987-88Alex Hill, 2008Randy Hill, 1987-88-89Ronald Hill, 2002-03-04-05Sammy Hill, 1980Tom Hines, 1961Kevin Hodges, 2006-07Tommy Holder, 2002Battle Holley, 1993-94Clyde Holley, 1979-80-81-82Bobby Hollins, 1977Chris Holstad, 1991-92-93-94Bradley Holt, 2006-07-08Matt Holt, 2007-08Don Honeycutt, 1960Larry Honeycutt, 1963-64-65Kevin Hooker, 1990-91-92-93Jerry Hooks, 1963Tim Hooks, 1987-88-89-90Curtis Hopper, 1983-84-85-86Danny Houston, 1978-79-80Jeff Howard, 1994-95Louis Howard, 1961-62Rusty Howard, 1987Ronnie Hoyland, 1963Roger Hudson, 1981-82-83-84Blake Hundley, 2005-06Whitey Hunsucker, 1963-64Jerome Hunt, 1987-88-89-90Will Hunt, 2003-04-05-06Mike Hunter, 1975-76-77-78Todd Hurst, 1987Bill Hutchinson, 1972-73

IKen Ickes, 1995-96-97-98Ron Imman, 1979-80-81-82Robert Ivey, 1974-75-76

JKeith Jarman, 1988-89-90-91Roger Jernigan, 1983Chris Johnson, 2006-07-08Eric Johnson, 1998-99-00-01Gary Johnson, 1987James Johnson, 1967-68-69-70Victor Johnson, 1964-65-66-67Wayne Johnson, 1966-67-68-69Weldon Johnson, 1967-68Chuck Jones, 1984-85-86-87Ken Jones, 1983-84Rickey Jones, 1974-75

Tom Jones, 1980-81Kent Joyce, 1984Blayne Joyner, 1997-98-99-00Tate Joyner, 1994-95-96-97Chuck Justice, 1994-96

KJeff Kafer, 1987-88George Kalamaras, 1964Brock Keene, 1995-1997-98Lawrence Keith, 1961-62Doug Kennedy, 1965E. H. Kennedy, 1988-89Zach Kimball, 2004-05Harry Kincaid, 1972-73Kenny King, 1984-85-86Richard King, 1976-77-78-79Robert Kirkpatrick, 1979-80Eddie Kitchen, 1987Butch Kornides, 1974Anthony Kozol, 1996-97-98-00

LPhil Lambert, 1975-76-77-78Carl Lancaster, 1974 Richard Lancaster, 1976-77-78-79Tim Langmeyer, 1985-86-87-88Richard Lawing, 1980-81Chris Lee, 2000-01Bobby Leeper, 2007-08Ed Lemon, 1963-64-65-66Barney Lewis, 1970Brian Lewis, 1996-97Charles Lewis, 1993-94Edward Lewis, 1965-66-67-68Kyle Lewis, 2006-08Mark Lewis, 1998Van Lewis, 1975-76-77Wesley Livengood, 1960Larry Livingston, 1977-78-79Paul Livingston, 1967-68-69-70Marc Locklear, 2007-08Sam Long, 1967Dave Lowery, 1965Chris Luther, 1994-95-96-97

MElmer Maley, 1965-66-67Michael Marbry, 2003-04-05-06Daniel Marsh, 1997-98-99-00Morris Marshburn, 1982-83Jerry Martin, 1967-68-69-70Patrick Massey, 1999-00-01Charlie Maultsby, 1970-71-72Mark Maultsby, 1986-87Bryan Mazur, 1996-97-98-99Robert Mazur, 1984Jim Mayew, 1998Chris McBride, 1992-93-94Len McBride, 1979-80Darren McCain, 1992David McClain, 1971Butch McDaniel, 1971Matt McDonnell, 1999-00-01-02David McDowell, 1992Kenneth McDowell, 1962David McGuire, 1970-71Jaymie McGuire, 1981-82-83Benji McIntosh, 1996-97-98-99David McKenna, 1999-00-01-02Quinn McLaney, 1998-99-00-01Jim McLean, 1976-77-78Lee McLean, 2003-04-05-06David McPherson, 1999-00-01Bryan Meadows, 2001-02Kenny Meadows, 1970Mike Meadows, 1986-87

Mike Melville, 1982-83-84John Milkovits, 1978-79-80-81Kevin Millard, 2000David Miller, 1961-62David Miller, 1995Kenny Miller, 1964-65-66Rhett Miller, 2007-08Glen Mills, 1963-64-65-66Eric Mitchell, 2002Kermit Molleur, 1981Trent Mongero, 1989-90Jim Montague, 1977-78-79-80Andrew Morgan, 2004-05-06-07Jeff Moore, 2002-03-04-05Keith Moore, 1985-86-87Larry Moore, 1957-58Cameron Morgan, 1959-60Al Morris, 1980-81Hamer Morris, 1996David Morrison, 1988-89-90-91Greg Moss, 1990-91Jake Mullis, 2000-01-02-03Reese Murdaugh, 1991Patrick Murphy, 2001-02-03-04Paul Murr, 1980-81-82-83

NGary Nail, 1986Chris Nesselroade, 1992Kurt Newber, 1970Jeff Newsome, 1981-82Ed Nobles, 1967

OMatt Oakley, 1995Kelly O’Donnell, 1981-82Harry Odham, 1957-58Eric Oglesby, 1992Randy Ourt, 1974-75-76-77Brad Overton, 2000-01-02-03

PJeff Padgett, 1984Sam Page, 1963-64-65James Parmenter, 1966Matt Parnell, 2000Adam Paul, 2003-04-05-06Barrett Payne, 1969-70-71Keith Pearce, 1984Todd Penley, 1987-88-89-90Ronnie Peoples, 1978-79Howard Perch, 1987-88-89Keith Pettus, 1991-92-93-95Alan Phillips, 1975-76Tommy Phillips, 1980-81-82-83Magnus Pilegard, 2001-02Jerome Pittman, 1957-58Robert Pittman, 1972-73-74-75David Pope, 1977-78-79-80Matt Poulk, 2002-03-04-05-06Randy Presser, 1973-74-75-76Tim Preston, 2004-05David Price, 1982Dixon Putnam, 1994Joey Pyrtle, 1993-94-95

RWayne Rabon, 1975-76Gus Rantz, 2001Chris Ramos, 1974Jason Ramsey, 1994-95-96John Raynor, 2003-04-05-06Reggie Redd, 1985-86Bobby Reynolds, 1983-84-85-86Bill Rhodes, 1977-78-79Jerry Richardson, 1959-60Keith Rickard, 1981

Mike Rigsbee, 1981-83Guy Rimmer, 1987Jason Roach, 1995-96-97Tyrone Robertson, 1994-95-96-97Mike Robbins, 1974-75-76-77Harold Robinson, 1959-60Kevin Robinson, 1993-94Jeff Rogers, 1992-93-94-95Scott Rolf, 1984-85Cam Roth, 2008Robbie Rothrock, 1981Michael Rooney, 2007-08Mike Rugienius, 1997-98Eugene Russ, 1967-68-69-70

SLary Salefsky, 2006-07-08Jim Sanders, 1967-68Duke Sanderson, 1973-74David Sandlin, 1970-71-72-73Mark Scalf, 1977-78-79-80Ricky Scarborough, 1990-91Jason Schindler, 2002-03John Schultz, 1989-90Bobby Schupp, 1972-73-74-75Jay Scott, 1985-86-87Rodney Sellers, 1988David Shambley, 2008Bob Shipp, 1963-64Joe Sholar, 1974Jake Simmons, 1998-99Russ Simmerman, 2000-01-02-03Mike Siopes, 1990-91Berry Skinner, 1982-83Johnny Slaughter, 1981-82-83-84Aaron Smith, 2003-04Alan Smith, 1972Billy Smith, 1972-73Brian Smith, 1991-92-93-94Jackie Smith, 1963Jesse Smith, 1969Kenny Smith, 1980-81-82-83Kenny Smith, 2003-04-05-06Kevin Smith, 1982L.D. Smith, 1964Pat Smith, 1994-95Ronald Smith, 1961-62Swain Smith, 1973-74-75-76Byron Smoot, 1987Jes Snyder, 2007-08Chuck Spencer, 1982Cody Stanley, 2008Mauney Stanley, 1997-98-99Bill Stenger, 1973-74-75Robert Stephenson, 1962Paul Stevens, 1976-77Don Stevenson, 1981-82-83Brain Stewart, 1987-88Tyler Stott, 2008Ed Stoudenmire, 1988-89-90-91Richard Sugg, 1971Billy Sullivan, 1959Byron Susser, 1983Jared Sutton, 2005-06Josh Sutton, 2005Matt Sutton, 2003-04Roger Sutton, 1978-79Matt Swingle, 1990

TJohn Tallent, 1978-79-80Brian Tatum, 1993-94Wayne Taylor, 1961Jack Temple, 1997-98-99-00Buddy Tilden, 1959-60Tony Tillman, 1987-88-89Ray Toler, 1976-77

Steve Tomanchek, 1984-85Stewart Tosto, 1984Tommy Tounsend, 1981-82Anthony Trent, 1984Bryan Trogdon, 1996-97-98-99Greg Troutman, 1998-99Dan Tricarico, 1977-78-79Russell Tyler, 1978Andy Tysinger, 1974-75

VPhil Vanderbosch, 1980Kiley Vaughn, 2002Bob Vaughan, 1966-67

WRusty Wagstaff, 1978-79-80Blair Walker, 1961Donnie Walker, 1982Kevin Walston, 1994-95-96-97Buddy Walters, 1982-83-84Wray Ware, 1963-64-65-66Bill Warmack, 1971-72-73-74Richard Warren, 1979Rick Watkins, 1977-78-79Thurston Watkins, 1974-77Chris Watson, 1987-88Butch Watts, 1963-64Mace Watts, 1991Charlie Weatherby, 2000-01Doug Weatherspoon, 1981Mitch Wells, 1984-85-86-87Stacy Wells, 1957-58Scott West, 1998Mike Wheeler, 1970-71-72Dan Whisnant, 1966-67-68Brian Whitaker, 2001-02Curt White, 1989-90Robert White, 2003-04DoyleWhitfield,1964-65-66-67Tim Whitehead, 1979-80-81-82Scott Whitley, 1984Larry Wilkerson, 1970Jason Wilkes, 1992-95-96Eri Wilkins, 1987-88Matt Willard, 2000Derek Williams, 1994-95-96-97Desi Williams, 1988-89Mike Williams, 1977-78-79-80Mitch Williams, 2003-04Paul Williams, 1982-83-84Terry Williams, 1995-96-97-98Carl Willis, 1980-81-82-83Kenny Wilson, 1999Justin Wishon, 2000-01Jon Wood, 1989-90-91-92Percy Wood, 1963-64-65-66Brian Woods, 2000Joe Wooten, 1957-58Howard Wilshire, 1970-71Fred Wray, 2001Matt Wright, 2000-01-02-03

YJerry Yandrick, 1975-76Barnes Yelverton, 1969-70-71-72James Yopp, 1995Thomas Younts, 1957

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NAIA National Coach-of-the-Year1975 Bill Brooks

ABCA Region Coach-of-the-Year2003 Mark Scalf2006 Mark Scalf2008 Mark Scalf

All-America1961 Ronnie Durham (1st Team NJCAA) David Miller (1st Team NJCAA)1962 Sterling Coward (1st Team NCAA) Bill Haywood (1st Team NCAA) David Miller (3rd Team NCAA)1996 Bryan Britt (2nd Team Mizuno All-America)2005 Tim Preston (3rd Team ABCA All-America)2006 John Raynor (2nd Team Louisville Slugger) John Raynor (3rd Team Baseball America)2008 Mark Carver (3rd Team ABCA All-America) Mark Carver (3rd Team Louisville Slugger) Brad Holt (3rd Team ABCA All-America) Brad Holt (3rd Team Louisville Slugger)

Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America2002 Ronald Hill (P), Jeff Moore (P)2008 Stephen Harrold (P), Cameron Roth (P)

Baseball America Freshman All-America2003 Matt Sutton (2nd Team)

Ping! Baseball Freshman All-America2007 Daniel Cropper2008 Cody Stanley (3rd Team), Cameron Roth (HM) Stephen Harrold (HM)ECAC Player-of-the-Year2008 Mark Carver

All-ECAC1996 Bryan Britt (1st Team)2008 Jason Appel (1st Team), Mark Carver (1st Team), Nate Hall (1st Team), Brad Holt (1st Team)

All-East Region (ABCA)1983 1st Team: Mike Antle1996 1st Team: Bryan Britt2001 1st Team: Brian Whitaker, Magnus Pilegard2003 1st Team: Jamie Hemingway2004 2nd Team: Ronald Hill (P), Chip Grawey (OF), Blake Cross (RP), Aaron Smith (SS)2005 1st Team: Tim Preston (OF), Ronald Hill (P) Matt Poulk (3B) 2nd Team: John Raynor (OF)2006 1st Team: John Raynor (OF) 2nd Team: Matt Poulk (3b), Thomas Benton (SP) Adam Paul (RP)2008 1st Team: Jason Appel (OF), Mark Carver (C), Nate Hall(3b) Daniel Hargrave (2b), Brad Holt (SP)

NCAA All-Regional2003 Chip Grawey, Matt Wright, Blake Cross2004 Lee McLean, Aaron Smith, Tim Preston, Matt Poulk2006 Jason Appel2008 Mark Carver, Nate Hall, Brad Holt, Bobby Leeper

National Award Winners

All-State (NCCSIA)2004 Ronald Hill (P); Blake Cross (RP); Chip Grawey (OF)2005 Ronald Hill (P); Matt Poulk (3b); Tim Preston (OF) John Raynor (OF)2006 Chris Hatcher (c); John Raynor (OF)2007 Steve Halford (IF)2008 Jason Appel (OF), Mark Carver (C), Daniel Hargrave (2b) Brad Holt (SP), Cameron Roth (RP)

CoSIDA Academic All-America1982 Paul Murr (1st Team)1986 Calvin Garrett (2nd Team)1987 Calvin Garrett (1st Team)

ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District2006 Matt Poulk (2nd Team)

ECAC Pitcher-of-the-WeekZach Kimball, March 29, 2004

NCBWA Player-of-the-WeekJonathan Batts, March 24, 2004Lee McLean, May 11, 2004

Collegiate Baseball Player-of-the-WeekDaniel Hargrave, March 27, 2006

World Series Champion1991 Carl Willis (Minnesota Twins)

Bill Brooks

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Jeff MooreJamie Hemingway

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CAA Award WinnersAll-Colonial Athletic Association1986 1st Team: Eric Hall (C)1987 1st Team: Chuck Jones (1B), Wesley Currin (LHP), Eric Hickman (DH)1989 1st Team: Trent Mongero (SS), Perry Currin (CF)1990 1st Team: Bryant Balentine (LHP)1991 1st Team: Mark Chamberlain (2B) Perry Currin (CF)1993 1st Team: Corey Broome (C) 2nd Team: Battle Holley (2B), Kevin Hooker (OF) Heath Altman (RP)1994 1st Team: Battle Holley (3B) 2nd Team: Brian Smith (RHP)1995 1st Team: John Babson (RHP) 2nd Team: Jason Ramsey (LHP), Bryan Britt (OF)1996 1st Team: Bryan Britt (OF), Jason Ramsey (LHP)1997 2nd Team: Derek Williams (OF) Jason Roach (OF), Chris Luther (2B)1998 2nd Team: Kevin Hairr (OF), Daniel Marsh (C)1999 1st Team: Bryan Mazur (LHP) 2nd Team: Kevin Hairr (OF), Benji McIntosh (3B)2000 1st Team: Justin Wishon (OF), Daniel Marsh (C) 2nd Team: Anthony Kozol (RHP)2001 1st Team: Charlie Weatherby (P) Magnus Pilegard (C)2002 1st Team: Kiley Vaughn (SS) Jamie Hemingway (OF) 2nd Team: Brian Whitaker (P), Blake Cross (RP)2003 1st Team: Jamie Hemingway (OF) 2nd Team: Chip Grawey (DH), Matt Sutton (OF) Brad Overton (P), Blake Cross (RP)2004 1st Team: Chip Grawey (OF), Blake Cross (RP) 2nd Team - Neal Eichhorn (C), Matt Sutton (1b) Aaron Smith (SS), Jonathan Batts (Util)2005 1st Team: Matt Poulk (3B), Tim Preston (OF), John Raynor (OF), Ronald Hill (SP), Adam Paul (RP) 2nd Team: Chris Hatcher (C) Rookie: Jason Appel (OF), Allen Flood (P)2006 1st Team: Chris Hatcher (C), Matt Poulk (3b) John Raynor (OF) 2nd team: Jonathan Batts (1b), Adam Paul (RP)2007 2nd team: Jonathan Batts (c) Rookie: Daniel Cropper (P)2008 1st team: Jason Appel (OF), Mark Carver (C) Nate Hall (3b); Daniel Hargrave (2b) Jeff Hatcher (SP), Brad Holt (SP) Rookie: Cody Stanley (C), Cameron Roth (RP) Stephen Harrold (RP)

CAA Player-of-the-Year1989 Trent Mongero (SS)1994 Battle Holley (3B)*1996 Bryan Britt (OF)2008 Mark Carver (C)* Co-Player-of-the-Year

CAA Defensive Player-of-the-Year2002 Kiley Vaughn (SS)

CAA Rookie-of-the-Year2008 Cameron Roth CAA Coach-of-the-Year1989 Bobby Guthrie 1995 Mark Scalf2000 Mark Scalf2005 Mark Scalf2008 Mark Scalf**Co-Coach-of-the-Year

Chuck Jones, April 28, 1987Wesley Currin, May 11, 1987Tommie Adams, March 20, 1989Ed Stoudenmire, April 3, 1989Tommie Adams, April 24, 1989E.H. Kennedy, May 1, 1989Perry Currin, April 9, 1990Mark Chamberlain, April 8, 1991Mark Chamberlain, May 4, 1992Chris McBride, May 17, 1993Bryan Britt, March 27, 1995Bryan Britt, April 8, 1996Bryan Britt, April 29, 1996Kevin Hairr, April 19, 1998Justin Wishon, April 10, 2000Brian Whitaker, May 14, 2001 (Pitcher)Brian Whitaker, April 22, 2002 (Pitcher)Matt Sutton (Rookie), March 5 & April 21, 2003Matt Sutton, March 31, 2003Jamie Hemingway, February 27, 2003Jake Mullis (Pitcher), March 5, 2003Brad Overton (Pitcher), March 17 & April 28, 2003Jonathan Batts (Player), March 23, 2004Jonathan Batts (Rookie), May 10, 2004

Lee McLean (Player), May 10, 2004Blake Cross (Pitcher), March 9, 2004Zach Kimball (Pitcher), March 29 & April 5, 2004Ronald Hill (Pitcher), May 24, 2004Zach Kimball (Pitcher), February 15, 2005Matt Poulk (Player), February 22, 2005Ronald Hill (Pitcher), March 1, 2005Daniel Hargrave (Rookie), March 13 & April 16, 2005Tim Preston (Player), April 4 & May 23, 2005Chris Hatcher (Player), April 11, 2005Jeff Moore (Pitcher), April 11, 2005Jason Appel (Rookie), May 23, 2005John Raynor (Player), Feb. 7, 2006Brett Braxton (Pitcher), March 7, 2006Daniel Hargrave (Player), March 27, 2006Brad Holt (Pitcher), Mar. 4 & April 7, 2008Shane French (Player), Mar. 18, 2008Nate Hall (Player), Mar. 25, 2008Cameron Roth (Rookie), Mar. 25, 2008Jason Appel (Player), Mar. 31, 2008Daniel Hargrave (Player), April 21, 2008Alex Hill (Rookie), April 28, 2008Mark Carver (Player), May 5, 2008Jeff Hatcher (Pitcher), May 12, 2008

Weekly Honors

From left to right: Bryan Britt, Ronald Hill, Bryan Mazur and Mark Chamberlain

2008 All-Colonial Award Winners Front row (L-R): Jeff Hatcher, Cody Stanley, Stephen Harrold, Nate Hall, Head Coach Mark Scalf, Mark Carver. Back row: Brad Holt, Jason Appel, Cameron Roth, Daniel Hargrave. In 2008, UNCW placed six players on the CAA's first-team and three on the All-Rook-ie squad. The nine total players on the All-Conference teams set a school record. Head Coach Mark Scalf, meanwhile, earned Co-Coach-of-the-Year.


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Hitting/FieldingYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBA SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD1958 .282 16 16 546 102 154 0 0 0 79 154 .282 0 0 0 0 .282 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0001959 .287 27 27 815 158 234 31 12 7 127 310 .380 0 0 0 0 .287 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0001966 .248 22 22 717 96 178 23 16 2 90 239 .333 0 0 0 0 .248 0 0 25 25 0 0 0 .0001967 .246 35 35 1208 170 297 41 17 8 140 396 .328 0 0 0 0 .246 0 0 34 34 0 0 0 .0001968 .221 31 31 1024 120 226 22 5 4 89 270 .264 0 0 0 0 .221 0 0 28 28 702 470 43 .9651969 .266 27 27 909 165 242 26 3 2 135 280 .308 0 0 0 0 .266 0 0 26 26 0 0 0 .0001970 .234 29 29 918 124 215 33 7 8 95 286 .312 0 0 0 0 .234 0 0 31 31 0 0 0 .0001971 .254 40 40 1287 225 327 46 13 22 175 465 .361 0 0 0 0 .254 0 0 63 63 0 0 0 .0001973 .265 37 37 1248 251 331 49 7 19 206 451 .361 227 0 0 0 .378 0 0 42 42 0 0 0 .0001974 .253 42 42 1345 214 340 37 13 5 174 418 .311 220 0 0 0 .358 0 0 49 49 0 0 0 .0001975 .266 39 39 1270 234 338 46 9 9 191 429 .338 234 0 0 0 .380 0 0 46 46 0 0 0 .0001976 .247 40 40 1287 223 318 50 10 11 196 421 .327 231 0 0 0 .362 0 0 70 70 0 0 79 .0001977 .232 27 27 904 107 210 27 5 3 85 256 .283 114 0 0 0 .318 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 .0001978 .264 39 39 1293 233 341 67 11 12 191 466 .360 173 16 193 0 .355 10 25 32 32 991 450 102 .9341979 .285 37 37 1215 211 346 59 8 11 184 454 .374 162 11 164 0 .370 15 21 44 63 950 433 66 .9541980 .244 31 31 996 113 243 25 6 6 93 298 .299 152 13 159 0 .348 11 17 23 34 774 341 77 .9351981 .291 47 47 1511 282 439 66 14 33 245 632 .418 207 8 205 0 .375 17 26 50 61 1149 508 115 .9351982 .284 39 39 1279 241 363 57 10 17 219 491 .384 172 8 163 0 .365 29 18 37 46 992 417 62 .9581983 .253 37 37 1107 186 280 49 9 30 167 437 .395 174 10 148 0 .355 16 13 22 26 882 404 60 .9551984 .266 48 48 1476 240 393 70 3 35 213 574 .389 179 13 263 0 .351 0 37 51 63 1130 528 88 .9501985 .307 54 54 1724 386 529 95 8 65 329 835 .484 265 9 288 0 .398 19 18 129 149 1315 593 89 .9551986 .283 57 57 1842 376 522 102 7 42 338 764 .415 302 0 277 0 .384 0 0 139 171 1404 644 111 .9491987 .290 53 53 1643 350 476 72 12 46 303 710 .432 259 22 267 0 .389 20 25 112 130 1261 532 85 .9551988 .236 53 53 1652 186 390 59 5 29 154 546 .331 184 17 362 0 .317 10 26 73 88 1306 539 101 .9481989 .255 46 46 1406 251 359 59 7 29 201 519 .369 207 26 234 0 .357 18 26 84 108 1108 481 78 .9531990 .275 48 48 1523 246 419 60 13 17 209 556 .365 192 20 215 0 .359 24 21 103 142 1206 525 92 .9501991 .264 52 52 1646 265 435 75 12 31 217 627 .381 200 19 268 0 .347 20 41 69 96 1304 566 105 .9471992 .253 61 61 1846 246 467 64 16 22 200 629 .341 183 21 302 0 .326 10 42 115 147 1483 659 97 .9571993 .266 55 55 1827 243 486 88 13 25 206 675 .369 162 22 336 0 .331 15 37 81 99 1421 631 97 .9551994 .270 58 58 1944 276 524 90 8 37 228 741 .381 180 17 350 0 .334 17 33 79 123 1523 678 90 .9611995 .258 55 55 1759 258 453 81 4 28 217 626 .356 175 28 356 0 .332 16 41 80 112 1398 557 100 .9511996 .267 58 58 1920 334 512 92 17 53 284 797 .415 211 47 415 0 .350 20 61 93 129 1507 649 122 .9461997 .295 57 57 1923 417 567 120 8 60 362 883 .459 231 33 435 32 .378 14 41 89 123 1460 626 133 .9401998 .268 55 55 1817 309 487 105 10 44 264 744 .409 223 46 443 28 .359 21 36 119 156 1413 647 118 .9461999 .276 56 56 1812 366 500 89 14 55 311 782 .432 223 46 432 4 .367 14 49 96 129 1425 641 89 .9592000 .280 59 59 1946 362 545 106 10 28 316 755 .388 245 55 451 28 .370 36 64 112 151 1562 604 97 .9572001 .279 55 55 1815 313 507 81 11 14 268 652 .359 194 47 375 30 .359 26 56 87 131 1445 627 86 .9602002 .286 57 57 1973 349 564 112 11 36 307 806 .409 214 33 373 28 .361 25 32 89 124 1539 685 59 .9742003 .300 63 63 2177 428 653 137 12 65 371 1009 .463 213 49 444 37 .373 17 44 115 145 1679 650 89 .9632004 .298 63 63 2175 399 648 128 15 45 354 941 .433 179 65 403 42 .366 18 41 104 142 1667 689 92 .9622005 .323 59 59 2111 494 681 140 18 57 437 1028 .487 207 66 372 26 .395 30 35 106 132 1567 677 94 .9602006 .322 64 64 2326 560 748 156 11 80 488 1166 .501 258 66 396 23 .400 30 40 133 159 1706 747 75 .9702007 .294 56 56 1962 395 577 142 14 43 349 876 .446 217 56 291 44 .375 30 32 52 71 1480 576 69 .9682008 .313 62 62 2157 517 675 132 15 91 471 1112 .516 316 84 348 34 .415 32 63 68 85 1641 639 92 .961

PitchingYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA BK1965 2.21 13 10 23 23 11 0 0 0 183.0 0 0 45 0 172 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 01966 1.48 16 6 22 22 12 6 0 2 194.0 0 0 32 0 194 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 01967 2.32 22 12 35 35 19 5 0 4 337.2 0 0 87 0 219 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 01968 1.30 21 10 31 31 0 0 0 4 283.0 158 68 41 87 241 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 01969 0.55 21 6 27 27 0 0 0 0 230.2 0 0 14 0 226 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 01970 1.38 22 7 29 29 0 0 0 1 254.0 158 65 39 68 269 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 01971 2.11 30 9 40 40 18 7 0 3 354.2 252 118 83 150 361 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 01973 2.09 26 11 37 37 15 4 0 0 328.0 0 0 76 0 266 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 01974 3.24 22 20 42 42 14 0 0 0 366.1 0 0 132 0 207 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 01976 3.77 25 15 40 40 12 0 0 0 346.0 298 200 145 238 178 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 01977 3.93 10 17 27 27 7 0 0 4 236.0 245 151 103 94 123 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 01978 3.16 23 16 39 39 17 0 0 6 330.1 328 196 116 163 163 36 6 14 0 .256 0 12 0 0 01979 3.78 21 16 37 37 22 0 0 0 316.2 323 179 133 125 153 50 5 25 0 .262 0 0 0 0 01980 5.34 8 24 31 31 11 0 0 2 258.0 303 211 153 136 103 53 6 16 1237 .290 15 14 0 0 01981 4.04 32 15 47 47 20 0 0 2 383.0 374 242 172 230 233 56 10 19 1777 .249 35 12 0 0 01982 3.65 25 14 39 39 24 0 0 5 330.2 294 169 134 163 204 46 7 21 1450 .236 17 10 0 0 01983 4.41 18 19 37 37 19 0 0 3 294.0 292 182 144 171 169 40 1 20 1349 .258 16 10 0 0 01984 5.18 22 26 48 48 16 0 0 4 377.1 388 269 217 254 161 78 8 29 1763 .268 32 17 0 0 01985 5.21 32 21 54 54 19 2 0 9 438.2 463 322 254 297 278 98 5 55 2059 .271 0 23 0 0 01986 5.61 29 28 57 57 21 2 0 8 468.2 542 358 292 218 279 102 7 42 2145 .290 0 0 0 0 01987 5.11 32 21 53 53 21 5 0 5 423.0 475 294 240 189 234 82 9 38 0 .283 30 22 0 0 21988 6.16 11 42 53 53 12 2 0 5 430.2 485 379 295 295 266 84 17 40 0 .277 52 19 0 0 11989 4.40 31 15 46 46 18 3 0 6 380.2 387 230 186 193 226 63 5 24 0 .264 28 9 0 0 31990 3.98 23 25 48 48 13 1 0 10 398.1 355 240 176 225 290 63 5 27 0 .240 28 13 0 0 11991 4.11 25 27 52 52 13 4 0 9 436.0 428 269 199 204 321 86 6 32 0 .257 38 23 0 0 31992 3.92 23 38 61 61 9 4 0 5 494.0 514 290 215 207 321 78 12 26 0 .270 27 17 0 0 11993 4.41 26 29 55 55 11 3 0 11 477.2 486 280 234 190 395 89 16 24 0 .263 22 35 0 0 11994 3.88 30 28 58 58 13 8 0 7 512.1 479 292 221 219 401 76 11 32 0 .247 56 55 0 0 31995 3.37 30 25 55 55 11 8 0 11 470.0 439 228 176 173 464 73 8 27 0 .245 61 28 0 0 11996 4.11 28 30 58 58 7 0 0 15 503.2 514 333 230 245 392 87 16 37 0 .263 45 51 0 0 71997 5.33 28 29 57 57 8 0 0 5 486.2 558 398 288 240 382 101 15 47 2301 .285 48 38 21 41 41998 6.31 21 34 55 55 7 1 0 10 471.0 606 417 330 249 288 89 10 72 2271 .313 45 29 22 35 31999 4.55 30 26 56 56 11 3 0 7 475.0 507 303 240 177 420 73 10 43 2124 .275 47 49 17 39 02000 4.04 36 23 59 59 5 1 0 10 520.2 544 311 234 175 455 93 5 46 2299 .266 42 29 17 32 32001 3.20 33 22 55 55 12 4 1 6 481.2 450 229 171 140 390 77 4 30 2051 .246 41 37 18 21 32002 3.95 36 21 57 57 3 4 4 11 513.0 485 260 225 163 371 88 9 41 2188 .255 36 69 21 30 12003 3.73 40 23 63 63 4 6 3 17 559.2 524 283 232 206 489 79 3 59 2411 .251 48 59 21 34 72004 4.15 40 23 63 63 5 6 4 12 555.2 581 306 256 213 389 93 7 50 2476 .269 46 52 21 30 42005 4.26 40 19 59 59 2 3 2 13 522.1 561 307 247 164 400 114 8 38 2328 .274 45 72 24 18 62006 4.72 42 22 64 64 4 5 3 11 568.2 603 364 298 245 461 97 16 41 2598 .272 59 83 15 35 82007 4.74 29 27 56 56 2 3 1 6 493.1 550 311 260 195 381 88 9 57 2240 .286 39 71 25 28 42008 4.97 44 17 62 62 5 2 2 14 547.0 572 353 302 220 411 82 5 59 .268 34 63 18 33 5

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Colonial Athletic Association With more than two decades of success athletically and academically, the Colonial Athletic Association has established a reputation as one of the nation’s top collegiate con-ferences. The CAA encompasses five of the nation’s nine largest metropolitan areas with a geo-graphic footprint that stretches from Boston to Atlanta. The conference has produced 16 national team champions in five different sports, 33 individual national champions, 12 na-tional players of the year, 11 national coaches of the year and 12 Honda Award winners. Even more impressive, however, are the honors accumulated away from competition, which include five Rhodes Scholars and 20 NCAA post-graduate scholars. In 2007-08, the CAA had five ESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans and more than 1,700 of our 4,000 student-athletes received the Commissioner’s Academic Award after posting at least a 3.2 grade point average while lettering in a varsity sport. The landscape of the conference stretches along the majority of the East Coast, and includes six of the nation’s top 25 media markets – New York (1), Philadelphia (4), Boston (7), Washington, D.C. (8), Atlanta (9) and Baltimore (24). The number of television homes in the CAA market exceeds 19.7 million. The CAA currently sponsors 22 sports with the addition of a 12-team football league in 2007. Male athletes compete for championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and wrestling. Fe-male athletes battle for conference titles in basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, la-crosse, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and volleyball. In 2007-08, 26 teams earned NCAA Tournament berths and 46 student-athletes received All-America honors. The conference has made its presence known nationally in men’s basketball with at least three teams advancing to post-season play for the past five years. Last season, con-ference champion George Mason earned its third NCAA Tournament trip since 2001, VCU received its fourth post-season berth in five seasons with a spot in the NIT and Old Do-minion reached the quarterfinals of the inaugural CBI for its fourth consecutive postseason appearance. The conference also excels in many other sports. CAA squads have combined to win 10 field hockey national titles since the championship began in 1981. Delaware and Towson have each reached the Final Four of the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship. For the first time, three women’s soccer teams reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament in 2007 and at least one men’s soccer team has advanced to the final 16 of the NCAA Cham-pionship in five of the last six years. In baseball, the CAA had 23 players chosen in the 2008 Major League draft, which was the second-highest total in league history. UNC Wilmington won its fifth regular season title and earned its second at-large bid to the NCAA Tourna-ment where the Seahawks reached the regional finals for the third time in four tournament appearances. James Madison, meanwhile, captured its first tournament title and returned to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2002. CAA member institutions are committed to excellence in the classroom. The Colonial Academic Alliance was created in 2002 by the league’s presidents with a goal of expanding their partnership to all aspects of university life outside of intercollegiate athletics. Among the programs already established are an undergraduate research conference, coordination of study abroad programs and granting visiting academic status to student-athletes travel-ing to an away contest so that they have access to libraries, academic resource centers and computer labs. Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager has guided the CAA since its inception. The confer-ence traces its roots back to 1983 when three of its current members- George Mason University, James Madison University, and the College of William and Mary - were aligned with East Carolina University, the United States Naval Academy and the University of Rich-mond as a basketball league (ECAC South). During the next two years, the league added 11 sports, acquired two new members (the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and American University) and decided to form a new association. The transformation from ECAC South to CAA took place on June 6, 1985. Charter members George Mason, James Madison, UNC Wilmington and William and Mary were joined by Old Dominion University in 1991 and by Virginia Commonwealth University in 1995. The conference added the University of Delaware, Drexel University, Hofstra University and Towson University in 2001. Georgia State University and Northeast-ern University became members of the conference on July 1, 2005.

CAA Final Standings Colonial Overall W-L W-LUNC Wilmington 25-4-1 44-17-1James Madison 20-9 39-19George Mason 18-10 30-25William & Mary 16-13 36-21Old Dominion 14-14 25-27Towson 14-16 30-28Northeastern 12-17-1 25-26-1Georgia State 12-17 33-23Delaware 11-17 22-31Va. Commonwealth 8-17 15-30Hofstra 7-23 19-36

All-ConferenceFirst Team Pos. Cl. SchoolMark Carver C Sr. UNCWMike Sheridan 1b Jr. W&MDaniel Hargrave 2b Sr. UNCWMike Lyon SS Jr. NUNate Hall 3b Sr. UNCWJason Appel OF Sr. UNCWBrett Sellers OF Jr. JMUBen Guez OF Jr. W&MDerek Simmons DH Jr. GSUMike Tamsin UT So. NUBrad Holt SP Jr. UNCWJeff Hatcher SP Sr. UNCWSheldon McDonald RP Jr. NU

Second Team Pos. Cl. SchoolTim Park C Sr. W&MSteven Caseres 1b So. JMUJean Rochon-Salvas 2b Sr. GSUNick Natoli SS So. TowsonBradley Logan 3b So. GSUJimmy Miles OF Sr. ODUScott Krieger OF Sr. GMUBrian Conley OF Sr. TowsonDavid Burns DH Sr. ODUPaul Juliano UT Jr. W&MDan Hudson SP Jr. ODUAnthony Shawler SP Jr. ODUPat Kantakevich RP Sr. W&M

Third Team Pos. Cl. SchoolJasonStifler C Jr. TowsonJustin Bour 1b So. GMUJoe Lake 2b Sr. JMUChase Childers SS Sr. GSUMatt Prokopowicz 3b So. HofstraAdam Tsakonas OF Sr. DelawareAlex Foltz OF So. JMUAnthony Shawler OF Jr. ODUMatt Collins DH Sr. TowsonAlex Buchholz UT Jr. DelawareDan Gerjets SP Jr. GMURobinson Polanco SP Jr. GSURyan Brecko RP So. GMU

All-Rookie Pos. Cl. SchoolEric Curtis C Fr. VCUAustin Harclerode OF Fr. TowsonStephen Harrold RP Fr. UNCWCameron Roth RP Fr. UNCWCody Stanley C Fr. UNCWDavid Hrbek IF Fr. JMUTrevor Knight UT Fr. JMUMcKinnon Langston IF Fr. JMUKevin Munson RP Fr. JMUTurner Phelps SP Fr. JMUTim Norton SP Fr. W&MDrew Permison RP Fr. Towson

Player-of-the-Year: Mark Carver, UNC WilmingtonDef. Player-of-the-Year: Nick Natoli, TowsonRookie-of-the-Year: Cameron Roth, UNC WilmingtonCo-Coaches-of-the-Year: Mark Scalf, UNCW, Bill Brown, GMU


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Name Year Organization RoundBattle Holley 1994 Toronto Blue Jays 41stDavid Miller 1995 Florida Marlins 14thJoey Pyrtle 1995 N.Y. Mets 21stMatt Oakley 1995 Detroit Tigers Free AgentBryan Britt 1996 St. Louis Cardinals 3rdJason Roach 1997 N.Y. Mets 20thBryan Mazur 1999 Oakland A’s 17thJosh Bonifay 1999 Pittsburgh Pirates 25thDaniel Marsh 2000 Tampa Bay Devil Rays 25thAnthony Kozol 2000 Boston Red Sox Free AgentKevin Hairr 2001 Chicago Cubs 15thCharlie Weatherby 2001 Boston Red Sox 21stFred Wray 2001 Atlanta Braves 24thBrian Whitaker 2002 San Diego Padres 25thMatt McDonnell 2002 Kansas City Royals Free AgentJake Mullis 2003 Kansas City Royals 15thJamie Hemingway 2003 Atlanta Braves 23rdBrad Overton 2003 Philadelphia Phillies 26thChris Coughlin 2003 Kansas City Royals Free AgentBlake Cross 2004 Atlanta Braves Free AgentAaron Smith 2004 Chicago Cubs Free AgentJohn Raynor 2005 Balitmore Orioles 12thJeff Moore 2005 Baltimore Orioles 17thRonald Hill 2005 Philadelphia Phillies 17thTim Preston 2005 St. Louis Cardinals Free AgentChris Hatcher 2006 Florida Marlins 5thJohn Raynor 2006 Florida Marlins 9thAdam Paul 2006 San Francisco Giants 20thThomas Benton 2006 Cleveland Indians 31stMatt Poulk 2006 Milwaukee Brewers 41stJonathan Batts 2006 San Francisco Giants 49thMichael Marbry 2006 Atlanta Braves Free AgentJared Sutton 2006 Milwaukee Brewers Free AgentBrad Holt 2008 N.Y. Mets 1st (supp)Jason Appel 2008 Tampa Bay Rays 22ndDaniel Hargrave 2008 Philadelphia Phillies 22ndMark Carver 2008 Pittsburgh Pirates 33rdNate Hall 2008 Ottawa Rapidz (Ind.) Free Agent

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The2003Seahawksbecamethefirstteaminthe44-yearhistoryoftheprogramtoreachtheNCAATournament.UNC Wilmington earned an at-large bid after posting a 38-21 mark entering the NCAA Regional hosted by Louisiana State. Joining the Seahawks in Baton Rouge were the nationally-seeded Tigers of LSU, nationally-ranked Tulane and America East Conference Tournament champion Northeastern. After dropping their opening game to Tulane, the Seahawks rebounded with wins over Northeastern and Tulane in elimination games. The Seahawks captured the hearts of the hometown fans with an 10-inning 9-8 win over Tulane. Freshman Matt Sutton’s one-out single scored Chip Grawey with the winning run. Intheregionalfinal,UNCWsluggedthreehomerunsinafour-runthird inning to grab a 5-2 lead over host LSU. The Tigers knotted the game at 7-all in the sixth. UNCW’s Cinderella trip came to an end in when John Zeringue’s one-out homer in the 11th inning sent LSU to the Super Regionals.

Alex Box Stadium Louisiana State

Baton Rouge, La.

#1 LSU#2 Tulane

#3 UNC Wilmington#4 Northeastern

ResultsMay 30 Vs. Tulane L, 8-3May 31 Vs. Northeastern W, 12-6May 31 Vs. Tulane W, 9-8 (10)June 1 Vs. Louisiana St. L 9-8 (11)

All-Regional Team:Blake Cross, RHPChip Grawey, OFMatt Wright, 1B

RosterThomas Benton, RHP

Bradley Bradshaw, IF/RHPMatt Carter, RHP

Chris Coughlin, RHPBlake Cross, RHP

Jon Davis, IFBrad Denson, IF/OF

Neal Eichhorn, CChip Grawey, OF

Jamie Hemingway, OFRonald Hill, RHPWill Hunt, LHPLee McLean, C

Michael Marbry, IFJeff Moore, RHPJake Mullis, RHP

Pat Murphy, CBrad Overton, RHPAdam Paul, RHP

Matt Poulk, IFJohn Raynor, OF

Jason Schindler, OFRuss Simmerman, IF

Aaron Smith, IFKenny Smith, IF

Matt Sutton, OF/LHPRobert White, OF

Mitch Williams, IF/RHPMatt Wright, IF

Coaching StaffMark Scalf, Head Coach

Randy Hood, Asst. CoachScott Jackson, Asst. CoachHeath Altman, Asst. Coach

ManagerMatt Skamperle

Athletic TrainerRobbe Hedstrom

Junior Chip Grawey led the Seahawks with a .611 batting average and eight runs scored. The outfielder was one of three Seahawks named to the All-Regional squad.

Blake Cross earned All-Regional honors after striking out nine in 8.1 innings out of the bullpen for the Seahawks. Cross was credited with the win as UNCW eliminated No. 17 Tulane, 9-8, in 11 innings.

Matt Wright was a unanimous All-Regional selection after hitting .529 with 11 runs batted in and three home runs.

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The2004SeahawksbecamethefirstteaminschoolhistorytowintheColonial Athletic Association championship with a 15-3 win over Delaware at Brooks Field. With the championship came the automatic berth and the Seahawks’ second appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Kinston, N.C., was the site for UNCW’s tournament appearance as top seed and host, East Carolina, SEC foe Tennessee and America East champion Stony Brook battled at Grainger Stadium to advance to the Super Regional round. Upfirst for theSeahawkswere theVolunteersofTennessee.Afour-run seventh broke a 2-all deadlock for the Seahawks in an 8-5 win over the second-seeded Vols. Top seed ECU sent the Seahawks to the elimination round with an 11-4 win in game two. That night, UNCW and UT squared off again in a game for the ages. Trailing 3-0 after six innings, UNCW answered with a pair of runs in the seventh to set the stage for another historic win. In the ninth, the Seahawks tied the game at three on a passed ball and with one out, Matt Poulk’s (right) single at 12:03 a.m. Sunday morning scored pinch runner Kenny Smith with the winning run from third base. Intheregionalfinal,ECUhurlerGregBunnstruckout11ineight innings as the Pirates advanced to the Super Regionals with a 7-0 win. Matt Poulk continued his torrid post-season hitting

at the Kinston Regional with a .333 average and collect-ing the game-winning hit against Tennessee.

Grainger Stadium East CarolinaKinston, N.C.

#1 East Carolina#2 Tennessee

#3 UNC Wilmington#4 Stony Brook

ResultsJune 5 Vs. Tennessee W 8-5June 6 Vs. East Carolina L 11-4June 6 Vs. Tennessee W 4-3June 7 Vs. East Carolina L 7-0

All-Regional Team:Lee McLean, 2bAaron Smith, SSTim Preston, OFMatt Poulk, DH

RosterJonathan Batts, IF

Thomas Benton, RHPZach Booker, RHP

Bradley Bradshaw, IF/RHPMark Carver, C

Blake Cross, RHPJon Davis, IF

Brad Denson, IF/OFNeal Eichhorn, CAllen Flood, RHPChip Grawey, OFChris Hatcher, CRonald Hill, RHPWill Hunt, LHP

Zach Kimball, LHPLee McLean, C

Michael Marbry, IFJeff Moore, RHP

Andrew Morgan, LHPPat Murphy, C

Adam Paul, RHPMatt Poulk, IF

John Raynor, OFAaron Smith, IFKenny Smith, IF

Josh Sutton, RHPMatt Sutton, OF/LHP

Robert White, OFMitch Williams, IF/RHP


Randy Hood, Asst. CoachScott Jackson, Asst. CoachCliff Godwin, Asst. Coach

Athletic TrainerJulie Schmid



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In 2006, it would be a week of miracles during the CAA Tournament that would give the Seahawks their third NCAA appearance in four seasons. UNCW ralliedfrombehindinthreeoftheirfourtournamentvictories,includingthefinaleas Chris Hatcher’s two-run triple capped a 7-6 win in the bottom of the ninth in front of the Seahawk faithful. UNCW, the third-seed, was placed in the Chapel Hill Regional with the likes ofnationalfinalistUNCChapelHill,BigSouthpowerWinthropandAmericaEast conference champion Maine. Inthefirstgame,Winthropbrokeopena3-2gamewithsevenrunsintheseventh and four more in the eighth as the Eagles upended the Seahawks, 14-2. With their backs to the wall yet again, the Seahawks squared off with Maine in an elimination game that would go down in the NCAA record books as the second highest scoring game in the tournament’s history. UNCW rallied with eight runs in the sixth to take a 14-10 lead it would have to battle to keep. Jason Appel was one of three Seahawks to collect four hits as UNCW out scored the BlackBears,15-9,overthefinalfourinnings. Facingeliminationforthesecondtimeinthreedays,UNCWfinallyranoutofsteamasWinthropplatedfiverunsinthefinalthreeinningsfora5-3winand knocked the Seahawks out of the NCAA Tournament. Jason Appel hit .500 (9-18) and was named to

the All-Regional team for the Seahawks.

Boshamer Stadium UNC Chapel HillChapel Hill, N.C.

#1 UNC Chapel Hill#2 Winthrop

#3 UNC Wilmington#4 Maine

ResultsJune 2 Vs. Winthrop L 14-2June 3 Vs. Maine W 21-19*June 4 Vs. Winthrop L 5-3* Second highest scoring game in NCAA Tournament history.

All-Regional Team:Jason Appel, OF

RosterGrayson Evans, OFDaniel Hargrave, IFJohn Raynor, OF

Justin Barefoot, OFSteve Halford, IF

Jonathan Batts, IFBradley Bradshaw, P

Jason Appel, OFChris Hatcher, C/OFMarc Locklear, OF

Matt Holt, IFLee McLean, IFAllen Flood, P

Jared Sutton, PAndrew Morgan, P

Will Hunt, PMatt Poulk, IF

Kenny Smith, IFJeff Hatcher, P

Kevin Hodges, OFBradley Holt, P

Michael Marbry, IFBrett Braxton, PChris Johnson, PMark Carver, C

Blake Hundley, PThomas Benton, P

Adam Paul, PShane French, IFZach Booker, PKyle Lewis, P

Larry Salefsky, PCody Dickens, PJon Cantrell, P


Randy Hood, Asst. CoachScott Jackson, Asst. Coach

Chad Oxendine, Asst. Coach

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#1 UNC Chapel Hill#2 UNC Wilmington

#3 Elon#4 Mount St. Mary's

ResultsMay 30 Vs. Elon W 5-2May 31 at UNC Chapel Hill L 5-1June 1 Vs. Elon W 15-11June 1 at UNC Chapel Hill L 7-3

All-Regional Team:Mark Carver, CNate Hall, 3bBrad Holt, P

Bobby Leeper, OF

RosterGrayson Evans, OFDaniel Hargrave, IF

Jesse Haney, PJustin Barefoot, OFTyler Stott, IF/OFJason Appel, OFCody Stanley, C

Ryan Foreman, CJes Snyder, IFAlex Hill, IF/OF

Marc Locklear, OFMatt Holt, IF

Allen Flood, PCameron Roth, P

Stephen Harrold, PMike Rooney, IF

Nate Hall, IFDaniel Cropper, P

Jeff Hatcher, PJustin Bradley, P

Brad Holt, PRhett Miller, OFBrett Braxton, PChris Johnson, PMark Carver, CBryan Booth, PTyler Smith, P

Bobby Leeper, OFShane French, IFSeth Frankoff, PLarry Salefsky, P

David Shambley, C


Randy Hood, Asst. CoachJason Howell, Asst. CoachAaron Smith, Asst. Coach

Athletic TrainerScott Hill

UNC Wilmington earned its second at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament after posting a school-record 44 wins and winning the Colonial Athletic Association regular season title with a conference best 25-4-1 mark. TheSeahawksalsogainedtheirfirst-evernationalranking and made a splash on the national scene with a school-record 21-game winning streak. UNCW also earned its highest seed in the NCAA regionals, being the number two seed at the Cary Regional. UNCW moved into the winner's bracket after knocking off Elon, 5-2, behind the strong arm of Brad Holt. The Seahawks were downed, 5-1, by top-seeded UNC Chapel Hill, but would stave off elimination with perhaps the greatest comeback in school history. UNCW entered the top of the ninth in its elimina-tion game against Elon trailing 11-4. By the end of the top of the inning, the Seahawks had plated 11 runs, capped by a ringing two-out, two-run double by Shane French, to take a 15-11 lead and advance

totheregionalfinalsforthethirdtimeinfourNCAAappearances. With just 45 minutes between games, the Seahawks jumped in front of UNC Chapel Hill early, but the Tar Heels rallied themselves and advanced to the Super Regionals with a 7-3 win.

Brad Holt picked up his 11th consecutive win as the Seahawks topped Elon, 5-2, in the regional opener. Holt limited a potent Phoenix lineup to two runs on six hits in 8 2/3 innings.


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Pat Murphy Director of Seahawk Strength & ConditioningUNC Wilmington, 2004 Former Seahawk catcher Pat Murphy enters his third year as the director of the Seahawk Strength Center and his fourth overall in the program. While with the Seahawks, Murphy helped guide the baseball program to a pair of NCAA tourna-ment appearances and the program’s first Colonial AthleticAssociation championship in 2004.

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Seahawks' record at

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ing to NCAA Division I

1977........................7-10

1978........................16-4

1979........................16-8

1980........................ 6-11

1981........................26-9

1982........................16-8

1983......................13-14

1984......................13-13

1985......................25-11

1986......................19-12

1987........................26-9

1988........................8-21

1989........................22-5

1990........................17-8

1991......................14-13

1992......................11-21

1993......................17-13

1994........................25-8

1995......................24-14

1996......................18-15

1997......................22-20

1998......................17-17

1999......................28-12

2000........................27-7

2001......................23-11

2002........................25-7

2003........................24-9

2004........................27-9

2005......................27-11

2006........................31-8

2007......................18-11

2008........................26-7

Totals ...............634-356

Winning Pct. .......... .640

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Sports Medicine/Athletic Training

The Almkuist-Nixon Sports Medicine Complex and George Diab Sports Medicine Center provide outstanding care for UNC Wilmington’s 350 student-athletes. The two facilities are designed to keep the Seahawks in top physical condition. Included in the impressive Almkuist-Nixon complex is an athletic training room, examination room, technology-equipped classroom, coaching offices, and locker rooms for men’s soccer, women’s soccer and softball. The 2,600-square foot training room is equipped with the latest electrical modalities and equipment. The hydrotherapy room has two plunge pools (hot and cold) as well a therapy pool with a treadmill built into the bottom (Hydroworx 500 series pool). Also available is a full line of Life Fitness cardio equipment, including a stair master, lifecycle, treadmill and elliptical machine, a Life Fitness Dual Adjustable Pulley machine and Magnum Fitness Combo Leg Extension/Curl and Multi-Hip machines. UNC Wilmington’s student-athletes also benefit from the 1,732-square foot George Diab Sports Medicine Center, a training facility that was opened in 1993 and named for longtime benefactors, George and Kitty Diab. Student-athletes receive care from a staff of six certified licensed athletic trainers and approximately 19 athletic training students.

UNCW Athletic Training Staff (L-R)Head Athletic Trainer Scott Hill, Stacy Downar, Vanessa Trono, Margery Ellis, Head Women's Athletic Trainer Julie Francis

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The Dugout Club was created to provide supplemental financial support for the baseball program through current scholarship support, endowed scholarships and other operational expenditures not normally funded by the athletic department. This financial support is received and administered under the guidance of the UNCW Student Aid Association and is in compliance with all rules and regulations related to this support by the university, the Colonial Athletic Association and the National Collegiate Athletic As-sociation. The members of the Dugout Club are brought closer to the base-ball team through a newsletter that highlights the players, coaches, program and conference. All Dugout Club members automatically re-ceive membership in the Seahawk Club. By providing financial support, the Dugout Club’s primary goal is to develop the competitive nature of UNCW baseball, both within the CAA and on the national level. This year the Seahawks and the Dugout Club were honored to have Cleveland Indians' manager Eric Wedge to serve as the keynote speaker.

Since its establishment seven years ago, the Dugout Club has enhanced the baseball program by:

• Raising funds for recruiting and team travel.• Developing corporate spon-sorships for baseball equipment.• Sponsoring the annual base-ball alumni and parent weekends.

Contact Mark Scalf at [email protected] for more information about the Dugout Club.

Dugout Club

Eric Wedge, Cleveland Indians 2007 American League Manager of the Year

Terry Francona2005

Carl Willis2003

Jack McKeon2004

Grady Little2006

Spring Training BanquetSpeakers

Jerry Narron2007

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CHAMPS Life Skills/Academic Support

2007-08 Academic Highlights

►For the fifth consecutive year, the women’s cross country team was designated as a United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Asso-ciation Academic All-American Team.►UNCW’s 327 student-athletes recorded their high-est grade point average in a semester and their highest cumulative grade point average ever during the Fall 2007 semester. The group posted a 3.008 GPA in the fall semester, with a cumulative GPA of 2.996.► Sixteen student-athletes compiled a perfect 4.00 GPA during the fall 2007 semester and 14 achieved the honor during the spring 2008 semester.► More than 70 student-athletes posted at least a 3.50 GPA during each semester in the 2007-08 aca-demic year.► Ten teams compiled a 3.00 GPA or better during the spring 2008 semester.► The men’s basketball team received a Public Recognition Award from the NCAA’s Academic Per-formance Program by placing among the top 10 per-cent among teams nationally for its academic work. It was one of two CAA teams and six North Carolina schools honored.► Liana Viljoen, Ashley Tait, Emily Klein and Alison Leeper all were named to the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) All-Scholar Team.► Brian Blumenstein, Bruce Smith and Aisha Jones were named Academic All-Americans by the Nation-al Track and Field Coaches Association.► For the third straight year, the volleyball team was recognized by the American Volleyball Coaches As-sociation (AVCA) for its work in the classroom. The squad posted a 3.33 cumulative GPA for the year.

Todd HendleyCAA Dean EhlersAward Winner

Jenny Cauble

ESPN the Magazine

Cosida Academic

All-District

Will Shambley

Cleveland Golf Academic

All-America

Liana ViljoenCAA GolfScholar-Athlete-of-the-Year

CHAMPS/Life Skills Meets Student-Athlete Needs To prepare student-athletes for the challenges of life beyond the playing field, UNCW and the NCAA team up in the popular CHAMPS/Life Skills Program. UNCW is currently one of 627 institutions involved in the popular program. The CHAMPS/Life Skills Program is designed to provide student-athletes with the education and the experiences to assist them in bridging the gap between college life and professional life in the work world and to make meaningful contributions to their communities. The CHAMPS/Life Skills Program focuses on five commitment

areas viewed as critical to personal growth: (1) Academic Excellence - to support the academic progress of the student-athlete toward intellectual development and graduation. (2) Athletic Excellence - to build philosophical foundations for the development of athletic programs that are broad-based, equitable and dedicated to the well-being of the student-athlete. (3) Personal Development - to support the development of a well-balanced lifestyle for the student-athlete, encouraging emotional well-being, personal growth and decision-making skills. (4) Career Development - to encourage each student-athlete to develop and pursue their career and life goals. (5) Service - to engage the student-athlete in service to his or her campus and surround-ing communities. The NCAA has worked with its member institutions and educational consultants to create instructional materials and program models to address the needs of today’s student-athletes. Topics such as diversity education, developing sexual responsibility, nutrition, eating disorder prevention and awareness, time management, community service and career development are just some of the areas covered within the curriculum. A freshman seminar course is designed to assist student-athletes in making the transition to college, this seminar focuses on college-level study skills, time management, awareness of available university services, etc. It is open only to entering freshmen and generates two hours of elective credit toward graduation.

The Athletic Academic Support Program provides a variety of services for all the university’s student-athletes. The program offers academic counseling and support to help student-ath-letes successfully balance the demands of their athletic and academic schedules. Progress reports monitoring class attendance and test results and accessing tutorial needs are completed two times each semester by professors of classes in which UNCW student-athletes are enrolled. The University College is designed to assist students during their academic careers, with special emphasis on the first and second years of study when they are expected to work toward fulfilling the basic studies requirements as outlined in the university catalog. The assistant athletic director for academics meets with student-athletes on a regular basis to assist in their academic success and monitor their progress toward a degree. Each freshman is assigned to an advisor for personal assistance in selecting courses, maintaining required scholastic records and planning a complete University College educational program. The program’s primary objective is to assist students toward completing basic studies. Several other programs are provided for academic support at UNCW, including the Writing/Reading Place, the Learning Center, the Math Lab, tutorial services, Learning Disability Services, personal and career counseling, study hall and a laptop program. The Writing/Reading Place offers one-on-one tutoring for any academic writing assignment. Tutors help students get started with a paper, offer aid in the development and organization of the project and provide strategies that help at each stage of the composing process. Computers for word processing are available in Randall Library. The Learning Center helps all students develop skills necessary to become successful, in-dependent learners through tutorial assistance, supplemental instruction, study skills workshops and individual consultations. Students desiring help with any level of math can find it at the Math Lab. Staffed by faculty and students, the center in Bear Hall takes students on a walk-in basis. Any tutorial assistance from the Writing/Reading Place, the Learning Center and the Math Lab is free and available to all student-athletes.

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Wilmington: Gem of the Coast

Founded more than 250 years ago on the Cape Fear River, Wilmington has developed into one of the fastest growing deep-water ports on the East Coast, combining economic potential with an abundance of outdoor recreational op-portunities. Wilmington has a historic legacy that be-gins before the Revolutionary War and runs through its stance as the last Atlantic port open to blockade runners during the Civil War. Today, the continuous restoration and preservation in the Historic District is a trib-ute to the city’s proud heritage.

Historic Wilmington affords visitors the unique op-portunity to enjoy a bustling seaport rich in shopping, dining, culture and the arts, while being only minutes away from barrier

islands, broad beaches and the intracoastal waterway. The 200-block Historic District highlighting the downtown area opens into a scenic riverfront park that overlooks the USS North Carolina Battleship Memorial. A beautifully restored battleship, the USS North Carolina was considered the greatest sea weapon in the world when commissioned in 1941. During World War II, “The Showboat” earned 15 battlestars and participated in every major naval offensive in the Pacific from Guadalcanal to Okinawa. A memorial since 1961, the battleship is dedicated to the men and women of all U.S. military services who defended our country during WWII. One of Wilmington’s most unique features is the city’s status as the leading entertainment production center in the Southeast. The city’s evolution into “Hollywood East” began when Dino DeLaurentis shot Stephen King’s Firestarter in 1984. One year later, Dino DeLaurentis constructed a studio facility in the Port City and the complex, now owned by EUE/Screen Gems, is the largest production studio east of Hollywood, offering nine sound stages on a 32-acre site near the Wilmington International Air-port. Numerous movies, television series and commericals have been filmed in Wilmington. The popular show, Dawson’s Creek, was produced in Wilmington and shot frequently on the UNCW campus as well as Warner Bros. hit One Tree Hill. A film-friendly community, Wilmington residents have embraced the industry, often appearing as “extras” in movies. It’s not un-common for celebrities the likes of Sandra Bullock, Nick Nolte, Julia Roberts, Tom Cruise and Dennis Hopper to be seen dining at a restaurant, shopping at the mall or just simply walking along the shore. Wrightsville Beach, just minutes away from Wilmington’s downtown area, is a year-round island resort. Wide, uncrowded beaches, full service marinas and a variety of accommodations are complemented by excellent seafood restaurants, specialty shops and exciting nightlife.

Wilmington, N.C.

Population ► 95,944 (9th largest in state)

- Picked by CNN.com as one of the top 10

fastest growing cities in the country.

Weather ▼Average high temperature 74 degrees

Average low tempterature 54 degrees

Number of days over 90 degrees 46

Number of days under 32 degrees 42

Notes ▼Screen Gems is one of the largest movie

producing lots outside California.

First city in the country to switch to digital

television.Home of the North Carolina Azalea Festival.

Designated Coast Guard City.

Picked by Surfer Magazine as one of the top

locations to surf in the United States.

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