2013 Longwood Baseball Guide

LONGWOOD

BASEBALL

2013

JustinLACY

KylerMORGAN

The Bolding Era1978-2013

900+ Victories339 Student-Athletes

35 Years31 Winning Seasons9 MLB Draft Picks

6 D-II NCAA Tournament Berths

4 VASID Coach of the Year Selections2 World Series Appearances

1 Remarkable Coach

1992 Olympian Michael Tucker

AThLeTiCs DepArTmenTDirector of AthleticsTroy Austin ........................................................................... 434.395.2057............................................................................ [email protected]

Associate AD for Student-Athlete Enhancement / SWAMichelle Meadows .............................................................. 434.395.2429................................................................... [email protected]

Associate AD for Internal OperationsBill Irish ................................................................................. 434.395.2655............................................................................ [email protected]

Assistant AD for Sports Medicine / Head Athletic TrainerJenna Page ........................................................................... 434.395.2965............................................................................ [email protected]

Assistant AD for Marketing Eric Stoller ............................................................................. 434.395.2138........................................................................... [email protected]

Assistant AD for DevelopmentScott Bacon ........................................................................... 434.395.2081......................................................................... [email protected]

Faculty Athletics RepresentativeDr. Consuelo Alvarez ........................................................... 434.395.2847.......................................................................... [email protected]

Director of Compliance Alex Ricker-Gilbert ............................................................... 434.395.2417................................................................. [email protected]

Director of Strength and ConditioningJohn Hark .............................................................................. 434.395.2772.............................................................................. [email protected]

Game Operations & Events ManagerKayla Miller .......................................................................... 434.395.2564........................................................................ [email protected]

Athletics Business Operations ManagerBryan Cornn ...................................................................... 434.395.2614........................................................................... [email protected]

Special Assistant to the Athletics DirectorStuart Smith ......................................................................... 434.395.2059.......................................................................... [email protected]

Main Office ........................................................................... 434.395.2057Fax ........................................................................................ 434.395.2568Website ....................................................... www.longwoodlancers.comMerchandise ........................................................ www.lancersgear.comTwitter ..................................................................... @LongwoodLancersFacebook .................................................................... Longwood Lancers

TAbLe Of COnTenTsBuddy Bolding/Longwood Baseball ..................................................... IFCLongwood Athletics/Table of Contents .................................................. 1Longwood Baseball Quick Facts ............................................................ 2Head Coach Buddy Bolding ............................................................... 3-4Assistant Coaches ................................................................................... 5Charles Buddy Bolding Stadium ............................................................ 6Charles Buddy Bolding Stadium Dedication ...................................... 7-8Dr. Henry I. Willett Jr. ............................................................................. 8Big South Conference ............................................................................. 92013 Team Photo/Roster ........................................................................ 102013 Season Outlook ............................................................................. 112013 Depth Chart ................................................................................... 122013 Lancers .................................................................................... 13-302012 Season Results .............................................................................. 312012 Season Statistics ............................................................................ 32A Winning Tradition .............................................................................. 33Michael Tucker ................................................................................ 34-36The Bolding Era ............................................................................... 37-41All-Time Honors .............................................................................. 42-43All-Time Records ............................................................................. 44-50All-Time Series Records .................................................................. 51-53All-Time Results .............................................................................. 54-61Longwood University ...................................................................... 62-63Farmville/Virginia .................................................................................. 64University President/Administration ..................................................... 65Director of Athletics/Longwood Athletics ............................................. 67Athletics Administration/Media Relations|Staff .............................. 68-71The Lancer Club .................................................................................... 72Buddy Bolding/Longwood Baseball .................................................... IBC2013 Schedule ........................................................................... Back Cover

2013 bAsebALL GuiDeWritten & Compiled, Editor, Design & LayoutGreg Prouty, Associate AD for Media Relations

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Longwood Athletics / Table of Contents 1

Longwood baseball Quick facts 2

nCAA Division ii national Tournament Appearances1982 (31-10-1) • 1984 (32-11) • 1987 (29-8)1991 (41-8) • 1992 (32-9) • 1993 (26-9-1)

nCAA Division ii World series1982 • 1991

universiTy infOrmATiOnLocation ............................................................ Farmville, VirginiaFounded .................................................................................... 1839Undergraduate Enrollment ...................................................... 4,185Nickname ............................................................................ LancersColors ......................................................................... Blue & WhiteAffiliation .......................................................... NCAA Division IConference ....................................................................... Big SouthInterim President ................................................... Marge ConnellyAlma Mater ....................................................................... DelawareDirector of Athletics ...................................................... Troy AustinAlma Mater .................................................................. Duke (2000)Athletics Phone .......................................................... 434.395.2057

AThLeTiCs meDiA reLATiOnsOffice Phone .............................................................. 434.395.2097Office Fax .................................................................. 434.395.2568Associate AD for Media Relations/Baseball ............... Greg ProutyE-Mail ..................................................... [email protected] Director for Athletics Media Relations ... Ashley RobbinsOffice Phone .............................................................. 434.395.2718E-Mail .................................................. [email protected] Video Coordinator .................................. Gary MaioranoOffice Phone .............................................................. 434.395.2345E-Mail ................................................ [email protected] Address ...................................................... 201 High Street............................................................... Farmville, VA 23909-1899Overnight ................................................................ 201 High Street........................................................................................... Tabb 119............................................................... Farmville, VA 23909-1899

meDiA infOrmATiOnThis 2013 Longwood University Baseball team guide has beenproduced by the athletics media relations office to enhance yourcoverage of the Lancers. Please direct any requests for interviewsand/or questions to Greg Prouty, office of athletics media relations.Longwood University, Coach Bolding, along with his staff andplayers, and the athletics media relations office would like to thankyou in advance for your interest and coverage of 2013 LongwoodBaseball.

COAChinG sTAffHead Coach ........................................................... Buddy BoldingAlma Mater ............................................................. Milligan (1973)Career Record .......................................................... 927-516-4 (34)Record At Longwood .............................................................. SameOffice Phone .............................................................. 434.395.2352E-Mail ................................................... [email protected]

Assistant/Pitching Coach ................................... Brian McCulloughAlma Mater ......................................................... Longwood (2010)Office Phone .............................................................. 434.395.2843E-Mail ........................................... [email protected]

Assistant ......................................................................... Jon BenickAlma Mater ............................................................. Virginia (2012)Office Phone .............................................................. 434.395.2351E-Mail ....................................................... [email protected]

Volunteer Assistant ....................................................... Dan BenickAlma Mater ........................................................... Maryland (2009)Office Phone .............................................................. 434.395.2351E-Mail ....................................................... [email protected]

TeAm infOrmATiOn2012 Record ......................................................................... 27-212012 Home Record ............................................................... 16-142012 Away Record ................................................................. 11-7Lettermen R/L ........................................................................... 13/7Position Starters R/L .................................................................. 6/3Pitchers R/L ................................................................................ 6/3Newcomers ................................................................................. 10

prOGrAm hisTOryFirst Year .................................................................................. 1978All-Time Record .......................................................... 927-525-4NCAA Tournament Appearances ................................................ 6Division II World Series ................................................ 1982, 1991

bAsebALL sTADiumFacility ........................................ Charles Buddy Bolding StadiumCapacity ..................................................................................... 500Dimensions ................................................................... 335 LF-RF...................................................................................... 375 LC-RC .............................................................................................. 400 CFSurface ....................................................................... Natural GrassPress Box Phone ........................................................ 434.395.2710

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Charles buddy bolding, who is in his35th year at Longwood University, hasannounced that he will retire as the headcoach of the Lancers following the 2013season. He has attained an outstandingoverall record of 927-516-4 since takingover during the fall of 1978, including 31winning seasons as mentor of the tradi-tion-rich program. Coach Bolding'steams have posted 31 overall 20-wincampaigns and 24 seasons with at least25 wins.

“All good things must end … and having served as Longwood's baseballcoach from the obscurity of Division III, to Division II, to IndependentDivision I, and finally to Division I, Big South Conference member, hasbeen a great thing in my life,” said Bolding. “My wife, Andrea ('Mama'to my players), and I have given our best to Longwood day after day, yearafter year, and we have done so in a way that we trust has made six Long-wood presidents, their administrations, the student body and alumni, fac-ulty and greater Southside Community we have served, proud of us, andprouder still of the 339 young men who came to play our special style ofbaseball for the past 34 years -- a style that has been predicated upon thesimple maxims of leveraging a 34-inch baseball bat, top-half style, againsta 5-ounce leather spheroid, bunting with precision, ands throwing earlystrikes, year in and year out, arguably better than any other college teamin America. “We have few regrets, and I am cognizant of the ancient quote, 'All gloryis fleeting!' We now stand at the threshold of a new day for Longwood'srich athletic history and for Longwood's well-conceived ambitions for abright future. The prudent time for me to pass the baseball torch along toanother is at hand, and I joyously extend that torch forward while it yetburns bright. Countless professional scouts, opponent coaches and othershave over the years said that Buddy Bolding possessed the greatest battingpractice arm known to man; and even I might agree with that assertion;but as that arm is now seven-plus million pitches well-worn, it cannotcontinue to develop great Lancer batsmen for a successful future in theBig South Conference, as will be needed. In short, I cannot be BuddyBolding forever, and my standard, and the pride I have had in throwingthat BP, is such that I cannot suffer to offer my hitters less than they de-serve. I, therefore, walk away from the ball yard having given my bestand having left nothing on the diamond for the crows to pick over. Inscriptural terms, I have fought the good fight.”

Bolding coached Longwood to 26 consecutive winning seasons (1979-2004), including a remarkable run of 24-straight, 20-win seasons (1981-2004). His tenure is highlighted by six appearances in the NCAADivision II Tournament, including two trips to the Division II CollegeWorld Series, most recently in 1991 that featured a program-best 41-8record while advancing to the final four of the national championship.Bolding earned his milestone 900th collegiate coaching victory on May10, 2011 in a 6-4 road win at James Madison. Longwood dedicated itsbaseball facility as 'Charles Buddy Bolding Stadium' on October 3, 2009.

“Charles Buddy Bolding is a Longwood University legend,” said Long-wood Director of Athletics Troy Austin. “Coach Bolding built a dominantbaseball program virtually from scratch. More importantly, through hisgreat sacrifice and dedication, Buddy successfully mentored and devel-oped countless young men because he cared about their personal well-

being and achievements.“Personally, this announcement is bittersweet. Buddy has been extremelysupportive of me and I am thankful for his friendship. I have had the op-portunity to learn from one of the great professors of life and I will misshim when he steps down at the end of the year. That said, Buddy hasmore than earned this time to spend with his family and I am extremelyhappy for he, Andrea, Lauren, Suzanne and Brad.

“I offer Coach Bolding sincere gratitude and appreciation for his tirelessleadership on behalf of Longwood University. We all wish Buddy all thebest.”

Longwood finished 2011 with a final record of 28-18, following a win-ning record of 28-20 in 2010, after a 26-22 campaign during 2009, thatcame after a 2008 season during which Coach Bolding reached his mile-stone 800th career coaching victory on March 8, 2008 with a 6-5 come-from-behind home win past Binghamton. The Lancers finished that year(2008) with a record of 23-26-1. Longwood posted a winning record of34-19 during 2007, the program’s 12th 30-win season overall, followinga 23-27 record during 2006. Prior to playing its first Division I schedule in 2005, as required duringthe school’s four-year Division I Reclassification, Bolding had coachedLongwood to the 26 consecutive winning seasons (1979-2004). In 2005,however, the Lancers finished 16-32. Longwood had enjoyed a very suc-cessful campaign during 2004 with a record of 31-16 that capped a re-markable run of 24-straight 20-win seasons (1981-2004).

Longwood was third in the North Atlantic Region Tournament in 1993after winning seven games in a row at season's end, finishing 26-9-1.Bolding teams have also notched third-place finishes in the North Atlanticin 1992 and the South Atlantic Region Tournament in 1984 and 1987.Bolding reached the 700-victory milestone March 9, 2004 with a 12-0victory past Elizabeth City State at home during a doubleheader sweep(12-0, 7-6). Bolding reached 600 victories in 2000, 500 victories in 1997,400 victories in 1993, 300 victories in 1990, 200 victories in 1986, and100 victories in 1983. Nine of Bolding's former players have been chosen in the Major LeagueBaseball Draft (MLB) since 1988. Kansas City chose Longwood out-fielder Frankie Watson (7th-R) and shortstop Kelvin Davis (24th-R) in1988. The Royals drafted Lancer shortstop Michael Tucker (1st-R, #10overall) and catcher Scott Abell (37th-R) in 1992. Outfielder LaRon Wil-son (17th-R) was drafted by the New York Mets in 2002. Catcher Jeremy

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Knicely (42nd-R) was drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in 2003. Firstbaseman Charlie Yarbrough (7th-R) was drafted by the PhiladelphiaPhillies in 2006. Third baseman Phil Cerreto (40th-R) was drafted by theSt. Louis Cardinals in 2010. Most recently, Mark Montgomery was an11th round pick by the New York Yankees in 2011, and finished the 2012minor league season between the Class A Florida State League and theClass AA Eastern League while named the best pitcher in the New Yorkfarm system by Baseball America. He went to spring training this yearwith the Yankees. Additionally, outfielder Brian Medley signed a freeagent contract with the San Diego Padres in 2004, and right-handedpitcher Paul Heidler II signed a free agent contract with the New YorkYankees in 2009. Tucker, the first-ever and only Olympic athlete from Longwood Univer-sity, enjoyed a 12-year (1995-2006) career in Major League Baseball. Hespent time with eight different teams, including Kansas City, Atlanta,Cincinnati, Chicago (Cubs), San Francisco, Philadelphia, Washington,and New York (Mets). Tucker was the 10th overall pick in the 1992 draftand played on the United States Olympic team that summer. Bolding served as one of just 31 coaches nationwide on The USATODAY/ESPN Board of Coaches from 2008-10 for the weekly nationalpoll. He is a former member of the American Baseball Coaches Associa-tion (ABCA) Division II National Committee, and was an area represen-tative for the North Atlantic Region of the ABCA -- one of eightnationwide as a liaison between the region’s coaches and the ABCA ad-visory committee. Highly regarded by his peers, Bolding has served on NCAA regional se-lection committees nine times. In 1983 he was a member of the Olympicbaseball tryout staff for Virginia. He was voted South Atlantic RegionCoach of the Year in 1991 and 1982, and Virginia College Division Coachof the Year in 1997, 1993, 1991, and 1984. Bolding has been chosenLongwood Male Coach of the Year a record seven times. The Hardy, Virginia native has built the program at Longwood by recruit-ing mostly in-state players. An estimated 30-plus former Lancer baseballplayers are now involved in coaching on the high school or college level,the majority in the Commonwealth. Bolding is known to be close to hisplayers. “I feel he's a player's coach,” former All-American shortstop John Sulli-van ’84 once told a sportswriter. “He gets the most out of you he possiblycan. When I got there I was a decent player and when I left I was an All-American.” A highly successful high school coach, Bolding guided Staunton RiverHigh in Bedford County to a 47-22 mark in three years before coming toLongwood. Bolding served as a U.S. Army medic in Vietnam, then received his Bach-elor of Science degree in health, physical education and recreation fromMilligan (Tenn.) College in 1973, and earned his Master of Science degreefrom the University of Tennessee in 1974. Bolding was inducted into the Milligan College Athletics Hall of Famein Tennessee on October 26, 2012. He was a multi-event standout in trackand field at the school located just minutes from Elizabethton and nearthe Tri-Cities region of Johnson City, Kingsport and Bristol. Bolding setschool records in the 440, pole vault, discus and javelin, and he postedan impressive 47.8-second outdoor 440 at the 1972 Davidson Relays.

“I feel very honored and humbled to be included with such a special groupof people, including guys like Del Harris and Sonny Smith, at MilliganCollege,” said Bolding.

The following is an excerpt from the Milligan College Athletics Hall ofFame induction dinner on October 26.

After graduating, Bolding went on to earn a master's degree at UT andbegan what has been an illustrious 39-year coaching career to date. Hecites his Milligan Track Coach, Duard Walker, as well as the overarchingMilligan College experience, as the primary inspirations that led him toserve God and humanity through the ministry of coaching.

Buddy and his wife, Andrea, have three children: Lauren, Suzanne, andBrad -- all of whom attended and two who graduated -- from Longwood(Brad also played as a Lancer before graduating from Old Dominion Uni-versity).

Coach bolding, shown with his wife, Andrea, was inducted into themilligan College Athletics hall of fame on October 26, 2012.

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#12 briAn mcCuLLOuGhvirginia beach, virginia

Brian McCullough ’10 is in his fourth year at Longwood University during 2012-13, beginning employment September10, 2009. A former Lancer starting pitcher and team captain, he played professionally in the independent Frontier, Northernand Atlantic Leagues (2007-11). McCullough was a four-year starter for the Lancers (2004-07) while majoring in businessmanagement. He serves as the program’s recruiting coordinator and pitching coach while also assisting with all baseball op-erations, including scheduling.McCullough was 6-4 with a 2.57 ERA as a senior in 2007, earning Independent Pitcher of the Year and first-team All-In-

dependent honors. He led the Longwood pitching staff that season in games started (15), complete games (5), wins (6),shutouts (2), ERA (2.57), innings pitched (105.0), strikeouts (73), and runners picked-off (8) while adding one save. Mc-Cullough ranked among the Independent Baseball leaders in ERA, wins, innings, games started, shutouts, complete games,and opponent batting average (.255), and was on both the pre-season and late-season ‘revised’ Wallace Watch List. He holds

school-records for career innings (329.0) and strikeouts (258), and ranks third in career ERA (3.56), sixth in fewest walks per game (2.49), seventh inwins (20), and ninth in winning percentage (.588, 20-14). Through five years of professional baseball, McCullough posted a 23-18 record with a 3.86 ERA through 343.0 innings with 206 strikeouts (5.41).Playing for Florence (Ky.), Chillicothe (Ohio), Windy City (Ill.), Washington (Pa.), Fargo-Moorhead (N.D.), Schaumburg (Ill.), Somerset (N.J.), andPennsylvania … he made 153 appearances with 25 starts, four complete games, and two shutouts. His best years were 2007 in Florence and Chillicothewhen he was a combined 5-3 with a 2.20 ERA through 77.2 innings with 51 strikeouts (5.91) and 2010 in Schaumburg when he was 5-2 with a 2.66ERA through 61.0 innings with 35 strikeouts (5.16). McCullough is a native of Virginia Beach, graduating from Princess Anne High School in 2003. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in busi-ness management in 2010. His great grandfather, Samuel Franklin ‘Sank’ McCullough, played for the New York Giants and San Antonio Indians whileSank’s brother, Paul Willard McCullough, played for the Washington Senators.

#8 jOn beniCkGlen Lyon, pennsylvania

Jon Benick is in his first year at Longwood University during 2012-13, beginning employment July 10, 2012. He willassist with all baseball operations, including recruiting. The former University of Virginia standout and professional baseballplayer served as an assistant coach at St. Anne’s Belfield School in Charlottesville during 2012.Benick was the hitting coach for the New Jersey Jackals of the Can-Am League during the summer of 2012, and for the

Staunton Braves of the Valley Baseball League during 2011. He organized all early hitting and extra work, and threw battingpractice, as well for the Braves. Benick served as a hitting coach at Wilkes University for the 2010-11 season, planning allteam practices and supervising all defensive work. He was also a hitting instructor at the Slugger Indoor Batting Cages &Pro Shop in Suffolk, Virginia from 2009-10.Benick was first drafted by Tampa Bay in 1997, but decided to play his freshman season at Auburn University before

transferring to Virginia. Benick was a three-year starter at first base, third base and catcher for the Cavaliers, earning First-Team All-Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) and ACC All-Tournament Team honors in 2000. He was a Second-Team All-ACC selection in 1999 whenhe hit a team-best .384 with 10 home runs and 54 RBI. Benick completed his career at Virginia with 35 homers and 160 RBI. Benick was chosen in the ninth round of the 2001 Major League Baseball (MLB) Draft by the San Diego Padres and played with several minorleague clubs during the next three years. In 2004, he was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates organization and had a successful season with the HickoryCrawdads of the South Atlantic League (SAL), hitting .328 with 32 home runs and 104 RBI while named All-SAL. Benick played for the LynchburgHillcats of the Carolina League during 2005 before finishing his pro career with Winnipeg (Canada) of the Northern League in 2006. A native of Glen Lyon, Pennsylvania, Benick earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Archaeology from Virginia in 2012.

#18 DAn beniCkGlen Lyon, pennsylvania

Dan Benick is in his first year at Longwood University during 2012-13, beginning employment August 25, 2012. FromGlen Lyon, Pennsylvania, he joins the Lancers after most recently serving as hitting coach for the New Jersey Jackals in theCan-Am league located in Little Falls, New Jersey. There he coached such players as Angel Berroa, who was the AmericanLeague Rookie of the Year in 2003 with the Kansas City Royals. Before coaching with the Jackals, he served as an assistantcoach for Saint Anne’s Bel-field High School in Charlottesville in the spring of 2012.Dan played his college baseball in the ACC at the University of Maryland where he was a four-year starter. He was a

versatile player who played every position on the field except catcher and shortstop during his career with the Terrapins.After graduating with a degree in Geography, Dan continued on the baseball track giving hitting and pitching lessons out ofSlugger’s Baseball Academy in Suffolk from 2009-11.Dan went to high school at Nanticoke Area in Northeast PA, where he was a Wyoming Valley All Conference performer

in three sports, including golf, baseball and basketball. Golf was highlighted with a two-under par 34 at Sugarloaf Golf Club in Hazleton, Pa. In bas-ketball, Dan averaged 17.9 points as a senior, and in baseball, he set school records both single season and career for batting average, home runs andRBI.

Charles Buddy Bolding Stadium is thehome to Longwood University Baseball,officially dedicated as such on October 3,2009 (see pages 7-8), and it is one of thefinest collegiate baseball facilities in theCommonwealth of Virginia. The Lancersinaugurated competition at the completelyrenovated facility in 1994, and won thatfirst game 8-3 vs. Davis & Elkins (W.Va.)on March 12, 1994. Longwood enters 2013with an overall record of 338-143 (.703) atthe facility, including 16-14 at home a yearago. Construction was completed in 1993with refinements on the infield and outfield.Charles Buddy Bolding Stadium is a fan-friendly facility that seats approximately500, and includes an air-conditioned pressbox, fences, backstop, dugouts, battingcage, irrigation and landscaping. The addi-tion of permanent lighting to the stadiumduring spring 2007 allows for night games to be played as well, and a complete drainage system was installed during fall 2007 to furtherenhance the stadium. A new clubhouse/locker room facility was completed during 2008 (see photo below left). A new 990-square foot state-of-the-art NEVCO scoreboard and videoboard was installed at the stadium for 2013. Utilizing awireless control scoring system, the nine by 36 foot scoreboard includes four ad panels along with the 10.6 by 15 foot 20mm full colorvideo board. The field dimensions are 335-feet down the right and left-field lines, 375-feet to the power alleys in right and left-center fields, and400-feet to straight-away center field. Additionally, the recessed dugouts are equipped with water fountains, restroom facilities, andstorage areas. The facility played host to the first two (NCAA Division II) Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference (CVAC) BaseballChampionship Tournaments in 1996 and 1997. The original ‘Lancer Stadium’ was officially dedicated on October 5, 1993, as 56 Longwood baseball alumni returned to campusto share in the dedication of the facility. Longwood veteran head coach Charles Buddy Bolding feels the recent renovations to thestadium give his tradition-rich program a first-class facility. “We are very proud of our field and stadium,” commented Bolding. “The facility serves as a tribute to the many young men whohave worked so hard to help us build an outstanding program here.”

Scheduled to visit Bolding Stadium during2013 are six Virginia schools: GeorgeMason, James Madison, Norfolk State,Radford, Richmond and VMI. In additionto Radford and VMI, other Big Southschools to visit include Gardner-Webb andUNC Asheville, along with non-conferenceschools Buffalo, Canisius, Fairfield, SaintPeter’s, Temple and Towson.

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Longwood University officially dedicated its baseball facility, for-merly known as Lancer Stadium, as “Charles buddy bolding stadium”on Saturday, October 3, 2009 in recognition of the veteran mentor nowin his 33rd year with the team. The special dedication ceremony tookplace at the stadium prior to the program’s annual Old-Timers Game.Coach Bolding has an outstanding overall record of 900-495-4 since tak-ing over in the sport’s second year of existence during the fall of 1978,

including 30 winning seasons as head coach of the tradition-rich program. “I want you all to know how very much having my name conjoinedwith this wonderful University means to me," said Coach Bolding. "I liketo think it forever bonds me to you all, and especially to every young manwho has come my way here, and equally therefore, forever bonds themto Longwood. "It is my hope that these remarkable young men who have enteredthe portals of this place of learning, growing, and becoming have obtainedfrom us useful tools for living a life of passion and purpose, and that theymay carry forward the best hopes and dreams that Andrea and I have hadfor each one of them throughout their lives. "Therefore, for this honor, our children thank you, my wonderfulwife thanks you, and I thank you!” It was estimated that 70-plus former players returned for the specialoccasion and were joined by a crowd of approximately 500 at the facilityfondly referred to as 'The House That Buddy Built.’ Following a welcomeby Director of Athletics Troy Austin and the singing of our National An-them by Longwood student Erin Wind '10, the official proclamation bythe Longwood University Board of Visitors was read by Helen Warriner-Burke '56, the Board's Rector. "Therefore, be it resolved, by the Board of Visitors of LongwoodUniversity, the Longwood University baseball complex name will be for-ever known as the Charles Buddy Bolding Stadium on this third day ofOctober in the year 2009 -- the 170th year of Longwood University.”

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1979 16-12 1980 19-11 1981 24-13 1982 31-10-1 1983 22-9 1984 32-11 1985 34-12 1986 30-16-1 1987 29-8 1988 33-12 1989 23-13 1990 21-11 1991 41-8 1992 32-9 1993 26-9-1 1994 27-13 1995 30-12 1996 25-17

1997 35-9 1998 28-10 1999 25-21 2000 28-18 2001 27-16 2002 30-16 2003 23-19 2004 31-16 2005 16-32 2006 23-27 2007 34-19 2008 23-26-1 2009 26-22 2010 28-20 2011 28-18 2012 27-21 Total 927-516-4

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Left to right: helen Warriner-burke '56, Troy Austin, Andrea bolding, Charles buddy bolding, Dr. patricia p. Cormier, Dr. henry i. Willett jr.

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Former Longwood President, Dr. Henry I. Willett Jr., who led theinstitution from 1967-81, also attended and spoke of the hiring of CoachBolding back in the fall of 1978. "I think they had narrowed it down to three candidates, and frankly,I have no recollection of two of the candidates, but I have a very vividmemory of one of them. That young man, very well dressed, walked intomy office one day carrying a briefcase. Frankly, I was puzzled about thebriefcase, but he put me at ease very quickly because he opened the brief-case and he took out a baseball and handed it to me and said, 'Dr. Willett,I want to be your baseball coach.’ And so, ladies and gentlemen, we hiredBuddy Bolding,” explained Dr. Willett. Former Longwood President, Dr. Patricia P. Cormier, who led theinstitution from 1996-2010, presided over the dedication ceremony aswell and read a letter to Coach Bolding and the crowd written by and fromVirginia Governor Tim Kaine. Dr. Cormier also presented Coach Boldingwith a specially-made Louisville Slugger baseball bat to commemoratethe momentous occasion while speaking fondly of Coach Bolding. "I've been privileged for the past 14 years to watch Buddy as a sea-soned coach and be a consistent force on our athletics staff. A fierce com-petitor, a loyal coach, a mentor and an academic advocate -- let me saythat again, an academic advocate. More important than the 800-plusgames that Coach Bolding has won is the impact that he has made, andcontinues to make, on every one of his players," Dr. Cormier stated. Dr. Cormier concluded the event with a tremendous and surprisingannouncement to Coach Bolding: a gift of $102,130.00 by a wide arrayof Longwood family members toward the establishment of the CharlesB. and Andrea G. Bolding Baseball Scholarship. "Coach Bolding is worthy of this honor based on his 844 career vic-tories alone," summarized Austin. "However, all of the competitiveachievements of Coach Bolding pale in comparison to the positive impacthe has on our student-athletes' lives, his unique perspectives on doingthings the 'right' way, and the quality relationships he has established withhis co-workers and peers. I am extremely happy for Coach Bolding andhis family."

head Coach Charles buddy bolding receives news of the establishment of theCharles b. and Andrea G. bolding baseball scholarship as over $100,000($102,130) was raised initially.

The old scoreboard reflected the facility name change made official October 3, 2009 / “Charles buddy bolding stadium”

Dr. henry i. WiLLeTT jr.Whereas his athletic vision and natural love for competitiongave birth to the Longwood Baseball Program, we herebyrecognize and acknowledge Dr. Henry I. Willett Jr., as thefather of Longwood College Baseball.

October 2, 1999upDATe: Longwood University honored three of its formerpresidents, including Dr. Henry I. Willett Jr., on September 9,2004 as three major buildings on campus were named in theirhonor. Lancer Hall was named Willett Hall for the presidentfrom 1967 to 1981. Dr. Willett oversaw the transformation ofLongwood into a fully coeducational institution.

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Longwood University became the 12th member of the Big South Conference on July 1, 2012. Sinceits founding in 1983, the Big South Conference has matured into a competitive leader in college athletics,actively pursuing excellence on the field of play and in the classroom. The League’s growing presenceas an NCAA Division I athletic conference is evident by athletic accomplishments on the national stage,innovative marketing and media partnerships, increased television packages, and quality athletic com-petition while intentionally fostering the academic, personal, social, athletic and leadership development

of each student-athlete. This has evolved into the Conference’s mission of “Developing Leaders Through Athletics.” The 2012-13 academic yearfeatures the Big South’s largest membership (12) and sponsored sports (19) in its 29 years of existence. The Big South Conference was formed on August 21, 1983, when Charleston Southern (then Baptist College) Athletic Director Howard Bagwelland Augusta President George Christenberry began recruiting members into the Big South, receiving initial commitments from Augusta, CharlestonSouthern, Campbell, Coastal Carolina and Winthrop. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Singleton was selected as the League’s first Commissioner andcontinued to solicit new members. His efforts led to the additions of Armstrong State, Radford and UNC Asheville, giving the Big South more thanthe required six members to constitute an official conference. The Big South’s first year of competition was in the Fall of 1984, and in September1986, the Big South Conference was granted full-fledged NCAA Division I status. In the last 15 years alone, the Big South Conference has experienced monumental growth and success in nearly every sport. During this time, theConference has had an individual National Champion six times, has hadmore than 280 All-Americans, has reached the “Sweet 16” in men’s soccer,women’s basketball and baseball, has received national Top 25 rankingsin football, men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball,men’s outdoor track & field, and men’s golf, had an individual selected toplay in the NCAA Singles Championship seven times in addition to thefirst men’s tennis doubles at-large selection, had the first women’s golfprogram advance to the national finals, had the No. 1 ranked men’s golferin the country, had the nation’s top scoring men’s basketball team five con-secutive years as well as the national men’s basketball scoring leader twice,received an at-large playoff berth in the Football Championship Subdivi-sion in 2006, has had six NFL Draft picks, and has had two institutionsfinish in the top 10 in the NCAA Men’s Golf Championships -- includingthe Conference’s highest-ever team finish in an NCAA event (fifth in2007). The Conference’s tagline, “Developing Leaders Through Athletics”was unveiled in 2008-09 in conjunction with the Conference’s 25th An-niversary. The League also honored its heritage with the Top 25 “Best ofthe Best” moments in League history from 1983-2008, with Liberty Uni-versity’s 10-year women’s basketball championship run from 1996-2007being crowned the No. 1 moment in the Big South’s first 25 years. TheConference’s on-field accomplishments have been duplicated in the class-room. Annually, more than 40 percent of Conference student-athletes arenamed to the Big South’s Presidential Honor Roll for maintaining a cumu-lative 3.0 grade-point average, and the League has had more than 100 Ac-ademic All-Americans in its 28 years of existence. Furthermore, the BigSouth has recorded double figure totals in NCAA Public Recognition Awards for APR progress the last three years. The Big South baseball teams will utilize a 24-game, two division schedule format for the 2013 season. The 12 teams will play a three-gameseries against five teams in the same division and three in the other division based on the final 2012 Conference standings. The top eight teams willadvance to the Conference Championship and will play in double-elimination brackets leading up to the “winner-take-all” championship game.

QuiCk fACTsmember institutions (12) Campbell University, Charleston Southern University, Coastal Carolina University, Gardner-Webb University, High Point University,Liberty University, Longwood University, Presbyterian College, Radford University, UNC Asheville, Virginia Military Institute, Winthrop University

Geographical breakdown (3 states)Virginia (4): Liberty University, Longwood University, Radford University, Virginia Military InstituteNorth Carolina (4): Campbell University, Gardner-Webb University, High Point University, UNC AshevilleSouth Carolina (4): Charleston Southern University, Coastal Carolina University, Presbyterian College, Winthrop University

Associate membersStony Brook University (football), Davidson College (women's lacrosse)

Championship sports (19)Baseball, Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, Men's Cross Country, Women's Cross Country, Football, Men's Golf, Women's Golf, Women'sLacrosse, Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer, Softball, Men's Tennis, Women's Tennis, Men's Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field, Women's Indoor andOutdoor Track & Field, Volleyball

2013 Team photo / roster 10

2013 LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY BASEBALL NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. B/T Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School1 Travis Biddix 2B R/R So. 6-0 165 Richmond, Va./Mills E. Godwin2 Colton Konvicka SS/OF R/R Fr. 5-9 150 Richmond, Va./Benedictine4 Conner Hall 3B R/R So. 6-0 200 Mechanicsville, Va./Atlee5 Collin Lawless C L/R Fr. 5-7 170 Midlothian, Va./James River6 Joe Manion LHP L/L Fr. 5-8 155 Midlothian, Va./Powhatan7 Justin Lacy 1B L/L Sr. 6-2 220 Glen Allen, Va/J.R. Tucker9 Brandon Delk OF R/R So. 6-0 190 Newport News, Va./Warwick11 Cory Ramsey RHP R/R Jr. 6-3 219 Petersburg, Va./Matoaca14 Ryan Schubert@ RHP R/R Jr. 6-1 190 Springfield, Va./Annandale15 C.J. Roth 2B L/R Fr. 5-7 162 Yorktown, Va./Grafton21 Tyler Wislocki RHP R/R So. 6-0 185 Annandale, Va./W.T. Woodson22 Alex Owens@ 3B L/R Jr. 6-3 218 Purcellville, Va./Loudoun Valley23 Aaron Myers RHP R/R So. 6-2 225 Newport News, Va./Denbigh24 Dylan Caruso RHP R/R Fr. 6-1 222 Appomattox, Va./Appomattox County25 Scott Burkett@ C R/R Jr. 5-11 210 Williamsburg, Va./Jamestown26 Blake Ream RHP R/R Fr. 6-3 185 Yorktown, Va./Grafton27 Kenny Cassidy C R/R So. 6-2 195 Chesapeake, Va./Western Branch30 Matt Dickason@ 2B|SS R/R Jr. 5-11 175 Chesapeake, Va./Indian River31 Allen Ellis RHP R/R Fr. 6-3 165 Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover32 Travis Burnette OF/RHP R/R Fr. 6-0 160 Lynchburg, Va./Brookville33 Brandon Vick LHP L/L So. 6-5 205 Newport News, Va./Warwick34 Kyler Morgan RHP R/R Sr. 6-2 195 Lancaster, Pa./Lampeter-Strasburg35 Kyri Washington OF R/R Fr. 6-0 205 Prospect, Va./Grafton @Team Captains

16 Head Coach: Buddy Bolding12 Assistant Coach: Brian McCullough8 Assistant Coach: Jon Benick18 Volunteer Assistant Coach: Dan Benick Assistant Athletic Trainer: Kyle Cook Bullpen Catcher: Scott Laabs

2013 LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY BASEBALL TEAMFront Row, left to right: Collin Lawless, Kyri Washington, C.J. Roth, Joe Manion, Blake Ream, Travis Burnette, Colton Konvicka, Dylan Caruso,Allen Ellis. Middle Row, left to right: Kyle Cook, Conner Hall, Brandon Delk, Aaron Myers, Tyler Wislocki, Travis Biddix, Brandon Vick, KennyCassidy, Brent Marshall, Catherin Hubbard. Back Row, left to right:Assistant Coach Dan Benick, Assistant Coach Jon Benick, Matt Dickason, ScottBurkett, Ryan Schubert, Alex Owens, Kyler Morgan, Justin Lacy, Cory Ramsey, Scott Laabs, Assistant Coach Brian McCullough, Head Coach BuddyBolding.

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Longwood enters the 2013 baseball season with the opportunity toplay beyond the regular season for the first time since 2003. The Lancerswill compete this spring as the newest members of the Big South Confer-ence, and will play eight, three-game league series in hopes of becomingone of eight conference programs to qualify for the Big South BaseballChampionship at Liberty University on May 21-25. Thirty-five-year vet-eran head coach Buddy Bolding, who has said that this would be his lastat the helm of the tradition-rich program, returns six position starters andsix pitchers among his 13 returning lettermen. Bolding, assisted by BrianMcCullough '10 along with brothers Jon Benick and Dan Benick, haveadded 10 talented freshmen, including five that pitch.

“We have worked and waited along while for this great moment, andnow that it has arrived, we are readyto boldly and bravely meet it, and tocharge forward in the epic Big Southbaseball battles of the future,” saidBolding. “We are confident in ourability to become contenders over thedue course of time.”

The returning position startersare senior first baseman Justin Lacy(.376, 6 HR, 11 2B, 32 RBI), juniorcatcher Scott Burkett (.357, 7 HR, 152B, 35 RBI), junior shortstop MattDickason (.271, 1 HR, 14 2B, 26RBI), junior third baseman AlexOwens (.265, 4 HR, 9 2B, 28 RBI),along with sophomore second base-man Travis Biddix (.250, 4 2B, 14RBI) and sophomore left fielder Bran-don Delk (.303, 3 HR, 6 2B, 20 RBI).Lacy was a Valley League Baseball(VLB) All-Star this past summer andenters his final year with a career bat-ting average of .329, 16 home runs, 37doubles and 83 RBI. Burkett was alsoa VBL All-Star and has a career aver-age of .311 with 10 homers, 24 dou-bles and 69 RBI. Dickason was aVBL All-Star, as well, and has a careeraverage of .307 with two homers, 22 doubles and 48 RBI. Owens has acareer average of .264 with eight homers, 16 doubles and 50 RBI.

“Our two seniors, Justin Lacy and Kyler Morgan, will lead an en-thusiastic and willing collection of seasoned veterans and novice team-mates in the charge into conference play,” said Bolding.

The returning pitchers include senior right-hander Kyler Morgan (6-6, 3.87 ERA, 74.1 IP, 43K), junior right-handers Cory Ramsey (0-5, 10.22ERA) and Ryan Schubert (4-1, 2.60 ERA, 3 saves, 27.2 IP, 17K), sopho-more right-handers Aaron Myers (1-0, 3.38 ERA, 5 saves, 45.1 IP, 48K)and Tyler Wislocki (3-0, 3.10 ERA, 29.0 IP, 17K) and sophomore left-hander Brandon Vick (6-2, 4.00 ERA, 54.0 IP, 40K). Morgan, who willopen as the number one starter, enters his final season with a career recordof 15-8 with a 4.01 earned run average over 155.1 innings with 86 strike-outs. Ramsey, who looks to improve upon a difficult sophomore year,has a career record of 6-8 with a 5.90 earned run average over 79.1 inningswith 45 strikeouts. Schubert has a career record of 5-2 with a 4.01 earnedrun average and three saves over 58.1 innings with 49 strikeouts. Vickwill open as the number two starter and Myers will be the bullpen ace asthe team's top reliever. Sophomore third baseman Conner Hall (.239, 32B, 7 RBI) is the other returning lettermen, and could see time as a des-ignated hitter this year, as well.

“Former Longwood pitching great, Coach McCullough, has workeddiligently over the course of the past three years to build a pitching staffcapable of performing at a very high level in anticipation of this historicseason,” said Bolding.

The 10-member recruiting class features four newcomers projectedinto the starting lineup, including designated hitter Travis Burnette, centerfielder Colton Konvicka, right fielder Kyri Washington and right-handerpitcher Blake Ream. Burnette, an outfielder and right-handed pitcher, ledBrookville to a 2012 Virginia Group AA State Runners-Up finish, whileearning All-State honors after hitting .450 and compiling a 7-2 record onthe mound. Konvicka was a three-time All-State selection at Benedictine

where he was named the 2012 Virginia In-dependent Schools Athletic Association(VISAA) Player of the Year. Washingtonwas the Bay Rivers District Player of theYear, All-Region and All-State, helpingGrafton to district and regional titles enroute to the Virginia Group A State Semifi-nals. He was also the Newport News DailyPress Player of the Year as a senior, hitting.455 with seven home runs. Ream, whowill open as the number three starter, wasAll-District, All-Region and All-State atGrafton in 2012. The recruiting class alsoincludes right-handed pitchers DylanCaruso and Allen Ellis, catcher Collin Law-less, left-handed pitcher Joe Manion, sec-ond baseman C.J. Roth along withsophomore catcher Kenny Cassidy.“We believe we have recruited a qualityrookie class that should quickly developinto capable players,” said Bolding. “Withan assortment of skill, speed, power, pitch-ing and defensive potential, this freshmanclass could prove to be one of the finest onrecord.”The Big South schedule features home se-ries against UNC Asheville (March 15-17),in-state VMI (March 22-24), GardnerWebb (April 19-21) and in-state Radford(May 3-5), along with road series at in-state

Liberty (March 29-30), High Point (April 5-7), Campbell (April 12-13)and Presbyterian (May 10-12). Longwood will play in-state schoolsJames Madison (Feb. 20, A; April 17, H), Richmond (March 6, A; May7, H), Norfolk State (March 13, H; May 8, A), William and Mary (March20, A), George Mason (April 3, H; April 23, A), Virginia Tech (April 9,A) and Old Dominion (May 15, A). The other opponents include SaintPeter's (as mentioned), Fairfield (Feb. 23-24, H), Western Carolina (Feb.26-27, A), Buffalo (March 2-3, H), Towson (March 5, A), Canisius(March 8-10, H), Temple (March 12, H), North Carolina Central (March26, A) and Southeastern Conference member Tennessee (April 2, A).

“With a solid eight-season record of 205-185 under our belt sincetransitioning to D-I ball in 2005, the challenge now is for our tradition-rich Lancers to succeed against proven Big South winners, while contin-uing to play other top teams within Virginia and the surrounding region,”said Bolding. “Elwood is chomping at his bit to carry us forward and onto new horizons in Longwood Athletics.”

Longwood was picked to finish sixth in the six-team North Divisionin the 2013 Big South Conference Baseball Preseason Poll, behind Lib-erty, Campbell, High Point, Radford and VMI. Coastal Carolina waspicked first in South Division voting, ahead of Gardner-Webb, CharlestonSouthern, Winthrop, UNC Asheville and Presbyterian.

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Center fieldColton Konvicka

CatcherScott BurkettKenny CassidyCollin Lawless

Third baseAlex OwensConner Hall

startersKyler MorganBrandon VickBlake ReamCory RamseyJoe ManionDylan Caruso

bullpenAaron MyersRyan SchubertTyler WislockiTravis BurnetteAllen Ellis

first baseJustin LacyConner Hall

shortstopMatt Dickason

right fieldKyri Washington

Left fieldBrandon DelkBlake Ream

second baseC.J. Roth

Travis Biddix

DhConner HallTravis Burnette

Coaching staffHead Coach Buddy Bolding

Assistant brian mcCulloughAssistant jon benickAssistant Dan benick

#7jusTin LACy

senior • 1b6-2 • 220 • L/L

Glen Allen, virginiaj.r. Tuckerhigh school

Coach Bolding: “Justin is our big senior left-hander, who was anAll-Star in the Shenandoah League this past summer, where hetore up opponent pitching. He has plus power and will be countedon by his coaches and teammates to drive in runs in the heart ofthe Lancer batting order. Justin worked hard throughout the fallto improve his defense at first base and is now a more completeplayer.”

2013: Fourth-year team member … will open season as startingfirst baseman.

2012: Started all 47 games played … hit team-best .376 with sixhome runs, 11 doubles, 32 RBI and 35 runs … team-best 20 multi-hit games … tied for third on team with eight multi-RBI games… team season-best 15-game hitting streak (24-55, .436) … teamseason-best 19-game streak of reaching base … led team in battingaverage, on base percentage (.468), hits (65), walks (26), fieldingchances (260) and putouts (246), second in runs, tied for secondin hit by pitches (5), third in at bats (173), home runs, RBI, slug-ging percentage (.543), total plate appearances (206) and fieldingdouble plays (24), and fourth in doubles, games played and starts.

2011: Started all 46 games … hit .331 with five home runs, 15doubles, 29 RBI, 29 runs and 3-3 stolen bases … 18 multi-hitgames … seven multi-RBI games … season-best two six-gamehitting streaks (9-24, .375; 12-27, .444) … led team in gamesplayed, starts and doubles … team season-best 14 putouts vs. Cop-pin State (3.5) and vs. North Carolina Central (4.14) … LongwoodScholar-Athlete Award.

2010: Started 44 of 46 games … hit .271 with five home runs, onetriple, 11 doubles, 22 RBI and 30 runs … 10 multi-hit games …six multi-RBI games … season-best seven-game hitting streak (11-26, .423) … Longwood Freshman Male Athlete of the Year …Longwood Scholar-Athlete Award.

high school: Standout at J.R. Tucker … three-time All-District

… hit .400 with eight home runs and 52 RBI in high school …also participated in football.

personal: Son of Amy and Dwayne Lacy … played in the 2012Valley Baseball League for New Market (.309, 7 HR, 31 RBI),earning VBL All-Star honors.

Academics: Majoring in kinesiology, including a concentrationin exercise science.

2013 Lancers

sinGLe-GAme hiGhs / jusTin LACyAt bats: 6, most recent vs. james madison, 3.29.11hits: 4, at north Carolina Central, 4.7.12runs: 4, at Coppin state, 2.25.12Doubles: 2, most recent vs. umbC, 4.1.12Triples: 1, vs. binghamton, 2.27.10home runs: 1, most recent at rider, 5.19.12rbi: 3, most recent vs. north Carolina Central, 3.27.12stolen bases: 1, most recent at umbC, 4.2.11

CAreer sTATisTiCs / jusTin LACyyeAr G-Gs Ab r h AvG 2b 3b hr rbi bb sO sb-A2010 46-44 143 30 39 .273 11 1 5 22 19 34 0-02011 46-46 181 29 60 .331 15 0 5 29 11 27 3-32012 47-47 173 35 65 .376 11 0 6 32 26 32 0-0@Lu 139-137 498 94 164 .329 37 1 16 83 56 93 3-3

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#34kyLer mOrGAn

senior • rhp6-3 • 195 • r/r

Lancaster, pennsylvaniaLampeter-strasburg

high school

Coach Bolding: “Kyler is expected to be our Bell-Cow pitcher inthe upcoming season. As a senior with three strong years of highperformance pitching under his belt, he has what it will take forLongwood to contend for big wins in the demanding Big SouthConference. The big and tall right-handed pitcher undoubtedly isin the best physical shape of his Longwood career, and his team-mates and coaches will look to him to be the shutdown Lancerpitcher, who will help navigate through an extremely difficult BigSouth schedule.”

2013: Fourth-year team member … will open season as No. 1starter in pitching rotation.

2012: Made 14 appearances, starting a team-best 13 with fourcomplete games … 6-6, 3.87 ERA, 74.1 innings pitched and 43strikeouts (5.21) … led team in runners picked off (5), tied forteam lead in wins, second in ERA and innings pitched, tied forsecond in fewest walks allowed (20, 3.33) and third in strikeouts,batters struck out looking (12), opponent batting average (.288)and won-loss percentage (.500) … had mid-season stretch of fivestarts covering 31.1 innings with a 2.30 ERA and 17 strikeouts(4.88) … Longwood Scholar-Athlete Award.

2011:Made 19 appearances, starting four with one complete game… 4-1, 2.89 ERA, 46.2 innings pitched, 26 strikeouts (5.01) andone save … had early-season stretch of eight appearances covering20.0 innings with a 0.90 ERA and 11 strikeouts (4.95) … closedseason with seven appearances covering 14.2 innings with a 1.84ERA and seven strikeouts (4.29).

2010: Made 17 appearances, starting one … 5-1, 5.82 ERA, 34.0innings pitched and 17 strikeouts (4.50) … had mid-season stretchof seven appearances covering 15.1 innings with a 1.17 ERA andfive strikeouts (2.95).

high school: Standout at Lampeter-Strasburg (Pa.) … All-Sectionas a senior and junior … Pitcher of the Year as a sophomore …

also participated in basketball and football.

personal: Son of Shelly and Jason Morgan … an uncle (JamesLabruyere) played baseball at Texas A&M.

Academics: Majoring in business administration.

2013 Lancers

sinGLe-GAme hiGhs / kyLer mOrGAninnings: 9.0, at Coppin state, 2.25.12strikeouts: 7, at Coppin state, 2.25.12

CAreer sTATisTiCs / kyLer mOrGAnyeAr G-Gs W-L erA sv CG shO ip h r er bb sO2010 17-1 5-1 5.82 0 0 0 34.0 50 30 22 8 172011 19-4 4-1 2.89 1 1 0 46.2 35 18 15 24 262012 14-13 6-6 3.87 0 4 1 74.1 85 42 32 20 43@Lu 50-18 15-8 4.01 1 5 1 155.0 167 93 69 52 86

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#11COry rAmsey

junior • rhp6-3 • 219 • r/r

petersburg, virginiamatoaca

high school

Coach Bolding: “Cory had a less than spectacular sophomoreyear after lighting up the mound in his rookie season, but like atrue Lancer, he came back to Lancer Hill this past fall with a mis-sion … to regain himself and to demonstrate to his teammates andcoaches … and to himself, that in baseball, ‘It Ain’t Over Til’ It’sOver!’ The big right-hander, who can throw three pitches forstrikes, and who can really pound the zone, is anxious to reclaimthat same rightful place on the pitching staff that he had when hebeat JMU in his freshman year for Longwood’s 900th win.”

2013: Third-year team member … will open season in bullpen.

2012: Made nine appearances, starting six … 0-5, 10.22 ERA,24.2 innings pitched and eight strikeouts (2.92) … had mid-seasonstretch of two appearances covering 7.0 innings with a 2.57 ERAand two strikeouts (2.57).

2011:Made 10 appearances, starting all 10 … 6-3, 3.95 ERA, 54.2innings pitched and 37 strikeouts (6.09) … had early-seasonstretch of five appearances covering 30.2 innings with a 1.47 ERAand 25 strikeouts (7.34) … team Rookie of the Year … participantin Lancer Leadership Program … Longwood Scholar-AthleteAward … recipient of Michael Tucker Scholarship.

high school: Standout at Matoaca … All-District as a junior …starting pitcher in three Central Region Tournaments … winningpitcher in 2010 Central Region Championship, helping Matoacato state quarterfinal appearance … played for Lancer great FredStoots ‘99.

personal: Son of Karla and Gary Ramsey … played in the 2011Valley Baseball League for Staunton (1-1, 4.07 ERA, 24.1 IP, 11K)… 2010 Rawlings/Perfect Game All-Atlantic Region … 2009Canes Elite Travel Team, reaching Jupiter/Perfect Game WorldSeries … 2009 Diamond Prospects Top Virginia Prospect … 2008American Legion All-Star.


2013 Lancers

sinGLe-GAme hiGhs / COry rAmseyinnings: 7.1, at james madison, 5.10.11strikeouts: 6, most recent vs. Le moyne, 3.20.11

CAreer sTATisTiCs / COry rAmseyyeAr G-Gs W-L erA sv CG shO ip h r er bb sO2011 10-10 6-3 3.95 0 0 0 54.2 51 37 24 21 372012 9-6 0-5 10.22 0 0 0 24.2 58 43 28 9 8@Lu 19-16 6-8 5.90 0 0 0 79.1 109 80 52 30 45

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#14RYAN SCHUBERTJunior • RHP6-1 • 190 • R/R

Springfield, VirginiaAnnandaleHigh School

Coach Bolding: “Ryan will be expected to make key contributionsto his team out of the bullpen this spring. He has made a numberof improvements to his general delivery that should yield goodfruit for him and for his team in this first year in the tough BigSouth Conference. He has developed much better run on his fast-ball and has sharpened his control, both of which should improvehis game. Ryan will serve as pitching captain this season.”

2013: Third-year team member … first-year team captain … willopen season in bullpen.

2012: Made 17 appearances … 4-1, 2.60 ERA, 27.2 inningspitched, 17 strikeouts (5.53) and three saves … led team in gamesfinished (11), second in saves, tied for second in relief appearancesand third in wins and appearances … had mid-season stretch offour appearances covering 9.1 innings with a 0.96 ERA and fivestrikeouts (4.82) … Longwood Scholar-Athlete Award.

2011:Made 13 appearances, starting four … 1-1, 5.28 ERA, 30.2innings pitched and 32 strikeouts (9.39) … closed season withstretch of five appearances covering 9.0 innings with a 3.00 ERAand six strikeouts (6.00) … Longwood Scholar-Athlete Award.

High School: Standout at Annandale … two-time All-District.

Personal: Son of Sherrie Kohler and Chris Schubert … 2009American Legion All-Star.

Academics: Majoring in kinesiology, including a concentrationin exercise science, with a minor in coaching.

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SINGLE-GAME HIGHS / RYAN SCHUBERTInnings: 5.0, vs. Buffalo, 3.12.11Strikeouts: 6, vs. Buffalo, 3.12.11

CAREER STATISTICS / RYAN SCHUBERTYEAR G-GS W-L ERA SV CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO2011 13-4 1-1 5.28 0 0 0 30.2 33 22 18 18 322012 17-0 4-1 2.60 3 0 0 27.2 33 11 8 13 17@LU 30-4 5-2 4.01 3 0 0 58.1 66 33 26 31 49

#22ALEX OWENSJunior • 3B6-3 • 218 • L/R

Purcellville, VirginiaLoudoun ValleyHigh School

Coach Bolding: “Alex will serve his team as both the startingthird baseman, number three hitter, and a team captain in this, hisjunior year. He has worked especially well with his coaches toperfect his swing and sharpen his fielding and throwing skills. Thebig left-handed hitter should now be ready to assume his properrole as a run producer and occasional power man. The coacheshave high expectations of Alex in the upcoming season.”

2013: Third-year team member, first-year team captain … willopen season as starting third baseman.

2012: Started 40 of 43 games played … hit .265 with four homeruns, nine doubles, 28 RBI, 22 runs and 3-3 stolen bases … sevenmulti-hit games … tied for third on team with eight multi-RBIgames … season-best five-game hitting streak (8-19, .421) … sea-son-best nine-game streak of reaching base … led team in stolenbase percentage (1.000), third in fielding assists (76), tied for thirdin walks (19), fourth in home runs, RBI, slugging percentage(.424) and on base percentage (.364), and fifth in doubles, stolenbases and fielding double plays (8) … team season-best threehome runs, seven RBI, five runs and 13 total bases at North Car-olina Central (4.8) … team season-best four walks vs. North Car-olina Central (3.27).

2011: Started 44 of 46 games … hit .264 with four home runs,seven doubles, 22 RBI, 32 runs and 0-2 stolen bases … nine multi-hit games … six multi-RBI games … season-best five-game hit-ting streak (5-16, .313) … led team in games … team season-besttwo home runs, two hit-by-pitch and eight total bases at North Car-olina Central (3.2) … team season-best two sacrifice bunts atNorth Carolina A&T (4.24).

High School: Standout at Loudoun Valley … All-Region and All-District as a senior … All-District as a junior and sophomore.

Personal: Son of Terri and Paul Owens … played for 2009 Na-tional Amateur Baseball Federation (NABF) 17U championship

team.

Academics:Majoring in sociology.

2013 Lancers

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS / ALEX OWENSAt Bats: 5, most recent at George Mason, 4.18.12Hits: 4, at North Carolina Central, 4.8.12Runs: 5, at North Carolina Central, 4.8.12Doubles: 2, most recent vs. Niagara, 3.11.12Triples: 0Home Runs: 3, at North Carolina Central, 4.8.12RBI: 7, at North Carolina Central, 4.8.12Stolen Bases: 1, most recent vs. George Mason, 3.14.12

CAREER STATISTICS / ALEX OWENSYEAR G-GS AB R H AVG 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2011 46-44 129 32 34 .264 7 0 4 22 15 32 0-22012 43-40 132 22 35 .265 9 0 4 28 19 25 3-3@LU 89-84 261 54 69 .264 16 0 8 50 34 57 3-5

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#25SCOTT BURKETT

Junior • C5-11 • 210 • R/R

Williamsburg, VirginiaJamestownHigh School

Coach Bolding: “Scott, who has been chosen by his teammatesto help captain the 2013 Lancer squad, will be the starting catcherand four-hole hitter this season. Scott is a powerful hitter with anexceptional throwing arm, gap power and overall ‘game.’ He alsowas an All-Star in the Shenandoah Valley League this past sum-mer, where, like teammates Lacy and Dickason, he pounded thebaseball in traditional Longwood style.”

2013: Third-year team member, first-year team captain … willopen season as starting catcher.

2012: Started 43 of 46 games played … hit .357 with seven homeruns, a team-best two triples, 15 doubles, 35 RBI, 28 runs and 4-6 stolen bases … fifth on team with 13 multi-hit games … secondon team with nine multi-RBI games … season-best nine-game hit-ting streak (15-31, .484) … second on team with a 17-game streakof reaching base … led team in hit by pitches (8), second in battingaverage, home runs, doubles, RBI, total bases (96), slugging per-centage (.611), on base percentage (.445), fielding chances (244)and putouts (211), third in hits (56), tied for third in stolen basesand steal attempts, fourth in fielding assists (26), tied for fourth instolen base percentage (.667), and fifth in at bats (157), runs,games played and starts … team season-best two hit by pitches atCoppin State (2.25).

2011: Started 45 of 45 games … hit .270 with three home runs,nine doubles, 34 RBI, 24 runs and 2-2 stolen bases … 12 multi-hit games … team-best eight multi-RBI games … season-bestnine-game hitting streak (16-35, .457) … led team in RBI, hit bypitches (5), fielding chances (335) and fielding putouts (296) …team season-best six RBI and three doubles vs. Le Moyne (3.20)… team season-best two hit by pitches vs. Cleveland State (2.19)… team season-best 14 putouts at North Carolina Central (3.2) …Longwood Scholar-Athlete Award.

High School: Standout at Jamestown … three-time All-District… All-State and All-Region as a senior, hitting .431 with eight

home runs … hit six home runs as a junior and four home runs asa sophomore … hit .445 with 18 home runs in high school … alsoparticipated in basketball and football, earning All-District in foot-ball as a junior.

Personal: Son of Marcia and Bruce Burkett … played in the 2012Valley Baseball League for Woodstock (.259, 6 HR, 21 RBI), earn-ing VBL All-Star honors.

Academics:Majoring in business finance.

2013 Lancers

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS / SCOTT BURKETTAt Bats: 5, most recent vs. UMES, 4.27.12Hits: 4, at North Carolina Central, 4.8.12Runs: 3, most recent vs. North Carolina A&T, 4.21.12Doubles: 3, vs. Le Moyne, 3.20.11Triples: 1, most recent vs. UMES, 4.27.12Home Runs: 1, most recent at Rider, 5.18.12RBI: 6, vs. Le Moyne, 3.20.11Stolen Bases: 1, most recent at Rider, 5.18.12

CAREER STATISTICS / SCOTT BURKETTYEAR G-GS AB R H AVG 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A2011 45-45 174 24 47 .270 9 0 3 34 6 26 2-22012 46-43 157 28 56 .357 15 2 7 35 17 24 4-6@LU 91-88 331 52 103 .311 24 2 10 69 23 50 6-8

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#30mATT DiCkAsOn

junior • 2b/ss5-11 • 175 • r/r

Chesapeake, virginiaindian riverhigh school

Coach Bolding: “Matty, as his coaches call him, will be the every-day shortstop for his Lancer squad this season. He also will workout of the critical two hole, where he will be able to show his waresas a diversified hitter: occasional power, good foot speed, greatgap power, fine bunting skills and savvy for the game. Along withteammate Justin Lacy, he also was an All-Star in the prestigiousShenandoah Valley League this past summer. Matt was chosen byhis teammates to serve as the lead team captain for the upcomingseason.”

2013: Third-year team member, second-year team captain … willopen season as starting shortstop.

2012: One of three players to start all 48 games … hit .271 withone home run, 14 doubles, 26 RBI, 31 runs and 4-6 stolen bases… tied for second on team with 17 multi-hit games … five multi-RBI games … season-best six-game hitting streak (8-24, .333) …tied for fourth on team with an 11-game streak of reaching base… led team in games played, starts, at bats (199), total plate ap-pearances (225), fielding assists (142) and double plays (31), tiedfor first in sacrifice flies (3), second in sacrifice bunts (7), third indoubles, runs and fielding chances (236), tied for third in stolenbases and steal attempts, fourth in hits (54) and total bases (71),tied for fourth in stolen base percentage (.667), and fifth in battingaverage and RBI … team season-best three doubles at CoppinState (2.26) … team season-best two stolen bases at Coppin State(2.25) … team season-best seven assists vs. Temple (3.4).

2011: Started all 46 games … hit .349 with one home run, onetriple, eight doubles, 22 RBI, 28 runs and 4-4 stolen bases … 18multi-hit games … four multi-RBI games … team season-best 12-game hitting streak (21-43, .488) … closed season with eight-game hitting streak (14-29, .483) … led team in games played,starts, walks (23) and sacrifice flies (4) … team season-best fourruns at Norfolk State (5.13) … team season-best three walks vs.James Madison (3.29) … team season-best nine assists vs. NorfolkState (3.8) … Longwood Freshman Male Athlete of the Year.

high school: Standout at Indian River … three-time All-District… All-Region as a junior … also participated in golf and volley-ball.

personal: Son of Elizabeth and Don Dickason … played in the2012 Valley Baseball League for New Market (.314, 7 HR, 35RBI), earning VBL All-Star honors.

Academics: Majoring in accounting.

2013 Lancers

sinGLe-GAme hiGhs / mATT DiCkAsOnAt bats: 6, most recent vs. niagara, 3.11.12hits: 3, most recent at Campbell, 3.17.12runs: 4, at norfolk state, 5.13.11Doubles: 3, at Coppin state, 2.26.13Triples: 1, at north Carolina A&T, 4.24.11home runs: 1, most recent vs. niagara, 3.9.12rbi: 6, vs. niagara, 3.9.12stolen bases: 2, most recent at Coppin state, 2.25.12

CAreer sTATisTiCs / mATT DiCkAsOnyeAr G-Gs Ab r h AvG 2b 3b hr rbi bb sO sb-A2011 46-46 166 28 58 .349 8 1 1 22 23 20 4-42012 48-48 199 31 54 .271 14 0 1 26 15 34 4-6@Lu 94-94 365 59 112 .303 22 1 2 48 38 54 8-10

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#1TrAvis biDDixsophomore • 2b6-0 • 165 • r/r

richmond, virginiamills e. Godwin

high school

Coach Bolding: “Travis is a gritty sophomore with a strong acu-men for the game. He bunts well, has good at bats and fields hissecond-base position well. As he continues to develop his skillsand improve his overall body strength, he will undoubtedly up hisgame for Big South play. Travis will enter the 2013 season as thestarting second baseman, and will likely work out of the eight ornine hole with the Lancer nine.”

2013: Second-year team member … will open season as the start-ing second baseman.

2012: One of three players to start all 48 games … hit .250 withfour doubles, 14 RBI, 30 runs and 1-3 stolen bases … 10 multi-hit games … two multi-RBI games … season-best five-game hit-ting streak (6-20, .300) … season-best nine-game streak ofreaching base … led team in games played, starts and sacrificebunts (13), second in fielding assists (124) and double plays (27),tied for third in walks (19), and fourth in at bats (168), runs, sac-rifice flies (2), total plate appearances (204) and fielding chances(220) … team season-best two sacrifice bunts against Temple (3.3)… team season-best seven assists at Old Dominion (5.8).

high school: Standout at Mills Godwin … two-time All-Districtand All-Region as a senior when he hit .393 five home runs, onetriple, four doubles, 16 RBI and 8-8 stolen bases … helped teamto District titles as a senior and junior, and regional runners-up asa senior … also played golf for three years.

personal: Son of Joanne and Wade Biddix … brother (Tyler)played baseball at the University of Virginia.


2013 Lancers

sinGLe-GAme hiGhs / TrAvis biDDixAt bats: 6, vs. niagara, 3.11.12hits: 3, vs. umes, 4.27.12runs: 4, vs. north Carolina Centrral, 3.27.12Doubles: 1, most recent at rider, 5.19.12Triples: 0home runs: 0rbi: 2, most recent at north Carolina Centrral, 4.8.12stolen bases: 1, vs. Temple, 3.4.12

CAreer sTATisTiCs / TrAvis biDDixyeAr G-Gs Ab r h AvG 2b 3b hr rbi bb sO sb-A2012 48-48 168 30 42 .250 4 0 0 14 19 22 1-3

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#4COnner hALLsophomore • 3b6-0 • 200 • r/r

mechanicsville, virginiaAtlee

high school

Coach Bolding: “Conner will open the season as the Lancer DH,where he already has shown that he has the ability to get on thebag, move the runners over and drive them home with his specialknack of getting the job done. His teammates and coaches con-sider him one of the most mentally tough players on the Lancerroster. Conner can also catch, play infield and outfield, and per-form practically any other task needed to help his team win.”

2013: Second-year team member … will open season as a reserveinfielder.

2012: Started 19 of 36 games … hit .239 with three doubles, sevenRBI and eight runs … four multi-hit games … one multi-RBIgame … season-best three two-game hitting streaks (3-9, .333; 3-5, .600; 2-4, .500) … season-best 10-game streak of reaching base… tied for second on team in hit by pitches (5), fourth in sacrificebunts (5) … team season-best two sacrifice bunts against Niagara(3.10).

high school: Standout at Atlee … All-State, All-Region and All-District as a senior, hitting .510 with four doubles and 16 RBI …two-time All-Academic … also participated in football.

personal: Son of Joette and Woody Hall … father played baseballat the University of Virginia … an uncle (Kevin Elrod) playedbaseball at VCU … an uncle (Joe Elrod) played baseball at theUniversity of Richmond … an aunt (Tina Hall Seal ‘88) playedsoftball at Longwood.

Academics: Majoring in business management.

2013 Lancers

sinGLe-GAme hiGhs / COnner hALLAt bats: 5, at George mason, 4.18.12hits: 2, most recent vs. umes, 4.27.12runs: 2, at George mason, 4.18.12Doubles: 1, at George mason, 4.18.12Triples: 0home runs: 0rbi: 3, vs. niagara, 3.11.12stolen bases: 0

CAreer sTATisTiCs / COnner hALLyeAr G-Gs Ab r h AvG 2b 3b hr rbi bb sO sb-A2012 36-19 71 8 17 .239 3 0 0 7 2 14 0-0

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#9brAnDOn DeLk

sophomore • Of6-0 • 190 • r/r

newport news, virginiaWarwick

high school

Coach Bolding: “Brandon, who, pound-for-pound, may be thestrongest Longwood Lancers baseball player ever, has workedceaselessly throughout the fall to prepare himself for Big Southplay. He can run like the wind, pound the ball deep into the gapsand clear the wall with ease, and his outfield coverage, raw pur-suit speed and improved mechanics should make him a dominantleft fielder in only his second season. Brandon played for formerLancer Todd Barker ’98.”

2013: Second-year team member … will open season as the start-ing left fielder.

2012: Started 39 of 41 games played … hit .303 with three homeruns, one triple, six doubles, 20 RBI, 20 runs and team-best 8-10stolen bases … fourth on team with 14 multi-hit games … fifth onteam with six multi-RBI games … season-best seven-game hittingstreak (15-26, .577, fifth on team) … season-best 10-game streakof reaching base … led team in stolen bases and steal attempts,third in stolen base percentage (.800), fourth in batting averageand hit by pitches (3), and fifth in slugging percentage (.421), onbase percentage (.353), hits, home runs and total bases (61) …team season-best two stolen bases at Coppin State (2.25).

high school: Standout at Warwick … three-time All-District andAll-Region as a senior … Warwick’s Most Athletic as a senior …Marine Athlete award as a junior … also participated in archery,cross country, golf, swimming, indoor track and field and volley-ball … state champion archer as a junior on state championshipteam … All-Region in shot put as a senior … All-Region swimmeras a sophomore.

personal: Son of Michele and Ronnie Delk … worked for Dou-glas Aquatics as an assistant manager of the James River CountryClub Pool during summer 2012 … teammate of classmate Bran-don Vick at Warwick.

Academics: Majoring in kinesiology, including a concentration

in exercise science.

2013 Lancers

sinGLe-GAme hiGhs / brAnDOn DeLkAt bats: 5, most recent at George mason, 4.18.12hits: 4, at vmi, 4.11.12runs: 3, at north Carolina Central, 4.8.12Doubles: 1, most recent vs. north Carolina A&T, 4.21.12Triples: 1, at north Carolina Central, 4.8.12home runs: 2, at vmi, 4.11.12rbi: 4, at Old Dominion, 5.8.12stolen bases: 2, at Coppin state, 2.25.12

CAreer sTATisTiCs / brAnDOn DeLkyeAr G-Gs Ab r h AvG 2b 3b hr rbi bb sO sb-A2012 41-39 145 20 44 .303 6 1 3 20 8 27 8-10

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#21TyLer WisLOCki

sophomore • rhp6-0 • 185 • L/r

Annandale, virginiaW.T. Woodsonhigh school

Coach Bolding: “The Wizard, as his teammates and coaches liketo call him, is a crafty right-handed pitcher with the ability to daz-zle opponent hitters with tempos, motions, arm slots and ‘back-ward’ approaches—leaving them scratching their heads when TheWizard sends them back to their dugout confused as to what hap-pened. Tyler is a gamer, who gives all he has every time he iscalled from the bullpen to work his magic.”

2013: Second-year team member … will open season in bullpen.

2012: Made 18 appearances, starting one … 3-0, 3.10 ERA, 29.0innings pitched and 17 strikeouts (5.28) … second on team in ap-pearances and relief appearances (17), third in games finished (6)… had season-opening stretch of six appearances covering 12.0innings with a 1.50 ERA and eight strikeouts (6.00) … LongwoodScholar-Athlete Award.

high school: Standout at W.T. Woodson … two-time All-District… helped team to region runners-up and state quarterfinals as ajunior, going 2-1 with a 3.00 ERA over 40.0 innings with 39 strike-outs … also participated in basketball … Scholar-Athlete Award.

personal: Son of Jo Ellen Manley … played for 2009 and 2010National Amateur Baseball Federation (NABF) 17U champi-onship team.

Academics: Majoring in sociology.

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sinGLe-GAme hiGhs / TyLer WisLOCkiinnings: 4.0, vs. norfolk state, 3.7.12strikeouts: 4, vs. norfolk state, 3.7.12

CAreer sTATisTiCs / TyLer WisLOCkiyeAr G-Gs W-L erA sv CG shO ip h r er bb sO2012 18-1 3-0 3.10 0 0 0 29.0 28 12 10 11 17

#23AArOn myerssophomore • rhp

6-2 • 225 • r/rnewport news, virginia

Denbighhigh school

Coach Bolding: “Aaron is a sophomore with both a plus fastballand curve, but more impressive is the competitive fire that burnsinside this powerful young man when he takes the mound. Al-though he takes a somewhat different style to the mound from thatof former Lancer great and New York Yankee rising star closerMark Montgomery, Aaron already is regarded by his teammatesand coaches as a premier closer. Give this kid a lead with five orsix outs to go in a game, and you are likely to get the W. Aaronplayed for former Lancer great Chris Balus ’05.”

2013: Second-year team member … will open season in bullpenas closer.

2012:Made team-best 22 appearances … 1-0, 3.38 ERA, 45.1 in-nings pitched, 48 strikeouts (9.53) and team-best five saves … ledteam in relief appearances (22), ERA, opponent batting average(.271), won-loss percentage (1.000), second in strikeouts andgames finished (8), and fourth in innings pitched, batters struckout looking (11) and fewest walks allowed (25, 4.96) … had sea-son-opening stretch of six appearances covering 11.0 innings witha 0.00 ERA (one unearned run allowed) and 11 strikeouts (9.00)… closed season with 11 appearances covering 23.1 innings witha 1.16 ERA and 26 strikeouts (10.03).

high school: Standout at Denbigh … two-time All-District andthree-time team MVP … Daily Press and 757 Preps All-Star as asenior third baseman … 5-4, 1.98 ERA, 60-plus innings and 100-plus strikeouts as a senior … 8-2, 2.83 ERA as a junior … alsoparticipated in basketball, football and volleyball … All-Districtin basketball as a senior, earning team and defensive MVP.

personal: Son of Candice and David Myers … played in 2012Coastal Plain League for the Peninsula Pilots (0-1, 0.81 ERA, 22.1innings pitched, 19 strikeouts, four walks).

Academics: Majoring in physics.

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sinGLe-GAme hiGhs / AArOn myersinnings: 4.0, vs. Temple, 3.3.12strikeouts: 5, most recent at George mason, 4.18.12

CAreer sTATisTiCs / AArOn myersyeAr G-Gs W-L erA sv CG shO ip h r er bb sO2012 22-0 1-0 3.38 5 0 0 45.1 46 20 17 25 48

#33brAnDOn viCksophomore • Lhp

6-5 • 205 • L/Lnewport news, virginia

Warwickhigh school

Coach Bolding: “Brandon had a great summer campaign in thetough Costal Plains League, where he improved every aspect ofhis pitching game. The big, tall, left-hander is fully capable of be-coming a dominating Big South competitor. Like his teammate,Brandon Delk, this up-and-coming sophomore also played for for-mer Lancer Todd Barker ‘98.”

2013: Second-year team member … will open season as No. 2starter in pitching rotation.

2012: Made 14 appearances, starting 11 … 6-2, 4.00 ERA, 54.0innings pitched and 40 strikeouts (6.67) … tied for team lead inwins, second in starts, won-loss percentage (.750) and battersstruck out looking (17), tied for second in fewest walks allowed(20, 3.33), third in ERA and innings pitched, and fourth in strike-outs and opponent batting average (.305) … had early-seasonstretch of three appearances covering 13.1 innings with a 0.68ERA and 13 strikeouts (8.78) … closed season with three appear-ances covering 11.0 innings with a 0.82 ERA and eight strikeouts(4.09) … Longwood Scholar-Athlete Award … Longwood Fresh-man Male Athlete of the Year.

high school: Standout at Warwick … All-District and DefensivePlayer of the Year as a senior with a school-record 102 strikeouts(7-2, 2.90 ERA) … also participated in golf and track and field.

personal: Son of Trisha and Gregg Vick … three-time AmericanLegion All-Star … played in 2012 Coastal Plain League for thePeninsula Pilots (3-3, 3.03 ERA, 59.1 innings pitched, 39 strike-outs, 23 walks) … teammate of classmate Brandon Delk at War-wick.


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CAreer sTATisTiCs / brAnDOn viCkyeAr G-Gs W-L erA sv CG shO ip h r er bb sO2012 14-11 6-2 4.00 0 0 0 54.0 67 42 24 20 40

sinGLe-GAme hiGhs / brAnDOn viCkinnings: 6.1, vs. norfolk state, 3.7.12strikeouts: 10, at Coppin state, 2.25.12

#27kenny CAssiDy

sophomore • C6-2 • 195 • L/r

Chesapeake, virginiaWestern branch

high school

Coach Bolding: “Kenny is a big, strong catcher with excellent re-ceiving and throwing skills. He also has demonstrated that he canput the ball in play while at the plate. The coaches consider Kennyone of the most coachable players on the squad and see goodthings for his future as a Lancer.”

2013: First-year team member.

high school: Standout at Western Branch … All-District as a sen-ior … also participated in swimming for two years.

personal: Son of Kathy and Tim Cassidy … completed an intern-ship with BAE Systems Norfolk Ship Repair during summer 2012.

Academics: Majoring in criminology and criminal justice.

#2COLTOn kOnviCkA

freshman • ss/Of5-9 • 150 • r/r

richmond, virginiabenedictinehigh school

Coach Bolding: “Colton is a true freshman who will get the start-ing nod as the Lancer centerfielder and leadoff hitter. The fleet-footed rookie has the tools and savvy to become a major catalystfor the offensive-minded Longwood program.”


high school: Standout at Benedictine … three-time All-State, in-cluding being named the Virginia Independent Schools AthleticAssociation (VISAA) Player of the Year as a senior … RichmondTimes-Dispatch All-Metro First-Team as a senior … helped teamto the VISSA State Championship as a sophomore … also playedbasketball for one year and soccer for four years.

personal: Son of Ann Hillsman and Laddie Konvicka … played2012 American Legion baseball.


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An estimated 70-plus former players returned for the dedication of Charles buddy bolding stadium prior to the annual Old-Timers Game in 2009.

#5COLLin LAWLess

freshman • C5-7 • 170 • L/r

midlothian, virginiajames riverhigh school

Coach Bolding: “Collin is a rookie with excellent overall catchingskills and a great work ethic. Due to a surgery this past summer,he will be a medical redshirt this season.”


high school: Standout at James River … All-District, All-Regionand All-State as a sophomore.

personal: Son of Lisa Germana and Lawrence Lawless … played2012 American Legion baseball and completed an internship atCJW Sports Medicine.


#6jOe mAniOn

freshman • Lhp5-8 • 155 • L/L

midlothian, virginiapowhatan

high school

Coach Bolding: “Joe is a rookie who has shown in fall drills thathe wants to become one of the go-to left-handed pitchers on theLongwood staff. He carves up the plate like a skilled butcher, andhe does not know how to lose. Like many great left-handed pitch-ers in days of yesteryear like Tug McGraw and Whitey Ford, Joeis a bulldog anxious to rip any opponent to shreds.”


high school: Standout at Powhatan … Jefferson District Playerof the Year as a senior, helping team to the Virginia Group AAState Championship, as the title game’s winning pitcher … alsoplayed basketball for one year and football for two years.

personal: Son of Jane and Jeff Manion.


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The Lancers gather together for some final words of encouragement to each other before playing another game at bolding stadium.

#15C.j. rOTh

freshman • 2b5-7 • 162 • L/r

yorktown, virginiaGrafton

high school

Coach Bolding: “C.J. is a scrappy, can-do rookie who will runthrough a brick wall to win a game. He is slated to serve as a util-ity player in his first season as a Lancer, where he is capable ofplaying infield or outfield. In time, and with continued hard workand experience, the coaches expect C.J. to develop into a solidplayer.”


high school: Standout at Grafton … two-time All-District andAll-Region as a senior, helping team to district and regional titlesen route to the Virginia Group A State Semifinals … high schoolteammate of fellow Longwood freshmen Blake Ream and KyriWashington.

personal: Son of Tina and Joseph Roth … sister (Brianna) playedsoccer at Randolph College.

Academics: Majoring in physical education.

#24DyLAn CArusOfreshman • rhp6-1 • 222 • r/r

Appomattox, virginiaAppomattox County

high school

Coach Bolding: “Dylan is only a freshman, but he already hasone of the best breaking balls on the Lancers’ pitching staff. Whenhe learns to gain greater command of his pitches—particularly totrust his curve by throwing it for strikes, he has a chance to growinto a dominant player from the hill.”


high school: Standout at Appomattox … three-time All-District,and All-Region and All-State as a senior and junior … pitched in2012 Virginia High School Coaches Association All-Star Game… played in 2012 Commonwealth Games … also played basket-ball for four years.

personal: Son of Beth and Joe Caruso … dad played baseball atLoyola Marymount and in the Boston Red Sox minor league sys-tem … helped 2012 American Legion team to District and StateChampionships while advancing to Regional Championship.

Academics: Majoring in economics.

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Longwood celebrates another home victory at Charles buddy bolding stadium in farmville.

#26bLAke reAmfreshman • rhp6-3 • 185 • r/r

yorktown, virginiaGrafton

high school

Coach Bolding: “Blake is a rookie pitcher with a competitive firenot often seen at any level of baseball; and his coaches like hischances of becoming a dominant Big South hurler. He is big, tall,and as strong as a Tennessee mule, and perhaps best of all, he ex-udes an intimidating presence on the mound. He has a 90+ mphfastball and a strong overall assortment of pitches that lead hiscoaches to believe he will be a force to be reckoned with when BigSouth lights turn on this spring.”


high school: Standout at Grafton … All-District, All-Region andAll-State as a senior, helping team to district and regional titles enroute to the Virginia Group A State Semifinals … also played bas-ketball for four years, helping team to district and regional titlesen route to the Virginia Group A State Runners-Up as a senior …GHS Male Athlete of the Year as a senior, and earned the Hustleand Heart Award for basketball … Newport News Daily PressMale Athlete of the Year as a senior … high school teammate offellow Longwood freshmen C.J. Roth and Kyri Washington.

personal: Son of Lynn Trudeau.

Academics: Majoring in criminology and criminal justice.

#31ALLen eLLis

freshman • rhp6-3 • 165 • r/r

mechanicsville, virginiahanover

high school

Coach Bolding: “Allen is a rookie with good body size and goodoverall pitching potential. He can throw both his fastball andchange-up for strikes, and is learning to move the ball around thezone. He holds his runners well and is coachable. In time, hiscoaches believe he will become a solid Big South pitcher.”


high school: Standout at Hanover … helped team to district titleas a senior, earning five wins and a save on the mound with a 2.31ERA and 36 strikeouts over 30.1 innings … also played basketballfor three years.

personal: Son of Amber and Mark Ellis … played 2012 AmericanLegion baseball.

Academics: Majoring in business administration with a concen-tration in accounting.

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Longwood has been enjoying the luxury of playing night games under the lights at Charles buddy bolding stadium since 2007.

#32TrAvis burneTTefreshman • Of/rhp

6-0 • 160 • r/rLynchburg, virginia

brookvillehigh school

Coach Bolding: “Travis will be a two-way player, and aside frombeing a big arm out of the pen, he will be given the opportunity tocontribute in a variety of ways in support of the Lancer offense,including key roles as DH, spot outfield assignments and pinchhitter. The speedy rookie is both a battler at the plate and a fiercecompetitor from the mound. ”


High School: Standout at Brookville … two-time All-District andAll-Region, and All-State as a senior when he hit .450 and was 7-2 on the mound while earning team MVP honors … helped teamto district title as a senior, regional titles as a senior and junior, andVirginia Group AA State Runners-Up as a senior … also playedbasketball for one year and participated in indoor track for threeyears, including two State Championship-qualifying relay teams.

Personal: Son of JoAnne and Bill Burnette … a cousin (BrandonStanley) played baseball and basketball at Emory and Henry Col-lege … helped 2012 American Legion team to District and StateChampionships while advancing to Regional Championship.

Academics:Majoring in business administration.

#35kyri WAshinGTOn

freshman • Of6-0 • 205 • r/r

prospect, virginiaGrafton

high school

Coach Bolding: “Kyri is a rookie with a body built for the gameof baseball and a mind to match. Highly coachable and fiercelycompetitive, Kyri will begin his college playing career as theLancers’ everyday right fielder. If he continues to develop, hecould someday be regarded as a Longwood great.”


high school: Standout at Grafton as a senior … Bay Rivers Dis-trict Player of the Year, All-Region and All-State, helping team todistrict and regional titles en route to the Virginia Group A StateSemifinals … Newport News Daily Press Player of the Year as asenior, hitting .455 with seven home runs … played in the 2012Virginia High School Coaches Association All-Star Game … GHSteammate of fellow Longwood freshmen Blake Ream and C.J.Roth … All-Conference and All-State as a junior at LynchburgChristian Academy, hitting .410 with 10 home runs … All-Con-ference and All-State as a sophomore at the Fuqua School, hitting.407 with seven home runs … All-Conference as a freshman at theFuqua School, hitting .390 with five home runs … also played bas-ketball and football for three years … All-Conference and All-State in football as a sophomore at the Fuqua School … two-timeAll-Conference in basketball as a sophomore and freshman at theFuqua School.

personal: Son of Latrice and Marlow Maddox … a cousin (OrwinSmith) played football at Georgia Tech.

Academics: Majoring in business administration with a concen-tration in accounting.

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Above Left: Coach Bolding and his granddaughter, Sage / Above Right: Coach Bolding and his grandson, Charles.

2012 season results 31

OverALL reCOrD: 27-21 • hOme: 16-14 • AWAy: 11-7

Date Opponent score innings record pitcher of record Attend Timefeb 17 iOnA W 8-2 9 1-0 kyler morgan (W 1-0) 325 2:37 feb 18 iOnA-1 W 6-5 9 2-0 Tyler Wislocki (W 1-0) 350 2:30 Feb 18 IONA-2 L 4-10 7 2-1 Zach Jordan (L 0-1) 350 2:10 Feb 22 James Madison L 7-13 9 2-2 Bobby Shelton (L 0-1) 506 2:39 feb 25 at Coppin state-1 W 11-0 9 3-2 kyler morgan (W 2-0) 43 2:25 feb 25 at Coppin state-2 W 13-1 7 4-2 brandon vick (W 1-0) 43 2:03 feb 26 at Coppin state W 6-5 9 5-2 Tyler Wislocki (W 2-0) 76 2:28 mar 03 TempLe W 7-6 (11) 6-2 ryan schubert (W 1-0) 275 3:03 mar 04 TempLe-1 W 3-2 9 7-2 brandon vick (W 2-0) 250 2:20 Mar 04 TEMPLE-2 L 1-11 7 7-3 Cory Ramsey (L 0-1) 250 1:49 mar 07 nOrfOLk sTATe-1 W 4-3 9 8-3 ryan schubert (W 2-0) 125 2:27 mar 07 nOrfOLk sTATe-2 W 2-1 7 9-3 Zach jordan (W 1-1) 125 1:51 Mar 09 NIAGARA L 9-10 9 9-4 Kyler Morgan (L 2-1) 125 2:48 Mar 10 NIAGARA-1 L 5-6 9 9-5 Ryan Schubert (L 2-1) 125 2:05 Mar 10 NIAGARA-2 L 1-15 7 9-6 Cory Ramsey (L 0-2) 125 1:37 mar 11 niAGArA W 13-9 9 10-6 Aaron myers (W 1-0) 150 2:36 mar 14 GeOrGe mAsOn W 9-7 9 11-6 brandon vick (W 3-0) 100 2:38 Mar 16 at Campbell L 6-15 9 11-7 Cory Ramsey (L 0-3) 109 2:48 Mar 17 at Campbell-1 L 5-9 9 11-8 Kyler Morgan (L 2-2) 127 2:20 Mar 17 at Campbell-2 L 2-5 9 11-9 Matt Gwaltney (L 0-1) 127 2:13 Mar 22 CORNELL L 1-5 9 11-10 Zach Jordan (L 1-2) 150 2:22 Mar 23 CORNELL-1 L 3-4 9 11-11 Matt Gwaltney (L 0-2) 200 2:08 Mar 23 CORNELL-2 L 1-3 7 11-12 Kyler Morgan (L 2-3) 200 1:35 mar 27 n.C. CenTrAL-1 W 13-3 9 12-12 brandon vick (W 4-0) 150 2:21 Mar 27 N.C. CENTRAL-2 L 2-4 7 12-13 Cory Ramsey (L 0-4) 150 1:37 Mar 30 GEORGE WASHINGTON L 2-5 9 12-14 Matt Gwaltney (L 0-3) 250 1:41 mar 31 umbC-1 W 15-4 9 13-14 kyler morgan (W 3-3) 150 2:15 mar 31 umbC-2 W 3-1 7 14-14 Zach jordan (W 2-2) 150 2:07 Apr 01 umbC W 5-2 9 15-14 bobby shelton (W 1-1) 150 2:10 Apr 04 WILLIAM AND MARY L 0-6 9 15-15 Brandon Vick (L 4-1) 300 1:59 Apr 07 N.C. Central-1 L 6-10 9 15-16 Matt Gwaltney (L 0-4) 94 2:19 Apr 07 at n.C. Central-2 W 5-3 7 16-16 kyler morgan (W 4-3) 99 1:57 Apr 08 at n.C. Central W 23-8 9 17-16 ryan schubert (W 3-1) 88 2:48 Apr 11 at vmi W 8-6 9 18-16 brandon vick (W 5-1) 202 2:24 Apr 17 VCU L 0-9 9 18-17 Kyler Morgan (L 4-4) 425 2:10 Apr 18 at George mason W 8-6 9 19-17 Zach jordan (W 3-2) 117 2:54 Apr 21 nOrTh CArOLinA A&T-1 W 4-3 (11) 20-17 ryan schubert (W 4-1) 250 2:15 Apr 21 nOrTh CArOLinA A&T-2 W 4-3 7 21-17 kyler morgan (W 5-4) 250 1:59 Apr 24 VMI L 2-6 9 21-18 Brandon Vick (L 5-2) 175 2:15 Apr 27 umes W 7-1 9 22-18 matt Gwaltney (W 1-4) 200 1:48 May 06 DUKE L 2-9 9 22-19 Kyler Morgan (L 5-5) 500 2:31 may 08 at Old Dominion W 9-7 9 23-19 matt Gwaltney (W 2-4) 282 2:45 May 14 at William and Mary L 1-13 9 23-20 Kyler Morgan (L 5-6) 281 2:13 may 15 jAmes mADisOn W 4-1 9 24-20 brandon vick (W 6-2) 225 2:37 may 18 at rider-1 W 2-0 9 25-20 matt Gwaltney (W 3-4) 150 1:39 may 18 at rider-2 W 2-1 7 26-20 kyler morgan (W 6-6) 150 1:48 may 19 at rider-1 W 4-3 9 27-20 Tyler Wislocki (W 3-0) 228 2:29 May 19 at Rider-2 L 3-16 7 27-21 Cory Ramsey (L 0-5) 228 2:06 () extra inning game

inning-by-inning summary 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ex TotalOpponents 36 26 47 31 39 31 27 26 14 0 277 Longwood 29 25 34 34 38 37 19 30 13 2 261

Home Attendance: 6,550 (218)Away Attendance: 2,950 (163)Total Attendance: 9,500 (197)

2012 season statistics 32

bATTinGplayer AvG Gp-Gs Ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi Tb sLG bb hbp sO GDp Ob sf sh sb-ATT pO A e fLDLacy, Justin .376 47-47 173 35 65 11 0 6 32 94 .543 26 5 32 6 .468 1 1 0-0 246 10 4 .985 Burkett, Scott .357 46-43 157 28 56 15 2 7 35 96 .611 17 8 24 4 .445 0 4 4-6 211 26 7 .971 Newman, Robby .331 48-48 175 41 58 17 1 13 47 116 .663 25 1 48 1 .412 3 4 7-8 131 10 7 .953 Delk, Brandon .303 41-39 145 20 44 6 1 3 20 61 .421 8 3 27 1 .353 0 3 8-10 96 4 2 .980 Dickason, Matt .271 48-48 199 31 54 14 0 1 26 71 .357 15 1 34 2 .321 3 7 4-6 72 142 22 .907 Owens, Alex .265 43-40 132 22 35 9 0 4 28 56 .424 19 2 25 3 .364 1 2 3-3 30 76 12 .898 Varaksa, Joey .252 44-42 155 18 39 6 1 1 14 50 .323 18 2 51 1 .333 2 3 2-3 142 11 1 .994 Biddix, Travis .250 48-48 168 30 42 4 0 0 14 46 .274 19 2 22 1 .330 2 13 1-3 85 124 11 .950 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Gwaltney, Matt .280 30-21 50 7 14 4 0 0 5 18 .360 8 1 5 0 .390 0 1 0-0 5 15 1 .952 Hall, Conner .239 36-19 71 8 17 3 0 0 7 20 .282 2 5 14 0 .296 3 5 0-0 38 15 8 .869 Mihalko, Zach .171 40-21 82 6 14 2 1 0 6 18 .220 2 1 20 1 .198 1 6 0-0 97 6 1 .990 Jordan, Zach .097 28-15 31 4 3 1 0 0 1 4 .129 9 0 14 0 .293 1 0 0-0 15 0 2 .882 Myers, Aaron .000 24-1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 7 10 1 .944 Shelton, Bobby .000 19-2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-1 2 1 1 .750 Hall, Kyle .000 17-0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 5 2 0 1.000 Ramsey, Cory .000 9-6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 3 2 .714 Vick, Brandon .000 14-11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 9 3 .786 Wislocki, Tyler .000 18-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 3 7 0 1.000 Schubert, Ryan .000 18-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 4 0 1.000 Morgan, Kyler .000 14-13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 19 2 .913 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Longwood .286 48-48 1581 261 452 96 8 35 241 669 .423 170 33 323 20 .364 17 50 29-40 1215 494 87 .952 Opponents .302 48-48 1628 277 492 71 9 15 244 626 .385 134 55 271 34 .370 24 38 87-102 1197 458 52 .970

LOB - Team (393), Opp (389). DPs turned - Team (43), Opp (24). TPs turned - Team (0), Opp (1). CI - Team (1), Burkett 1. IBB - Team (10), Newman 5, Delk 1,Owens 1, Varaksa 1, Biddix 1, Burkett 1, Opp (4). Picked off - Burkett 2, Dickason 1, Biddix 1, Jordan 1.

piTChinGplayer erA W-L App-Gs CG shO sv ip h r er bb sO 2b 3b hrb/Avg Wp hbp bk sfA shAMyers, Aaron 3.38 1-0 22-0 0 0/0 5 45.1 46 20 17 25 48 6 0 0 170 .271 3 2 0 3 3 Morgan, Kyler 3.87 6-6 14-13 4 1/0 0 74.1 82 45 32 20 43 16 2 6 285 .288 5 23 2 2 9 Vick, Brandon 4.00 6-2 14-11 0 0/0 0 54.0 67 42 24 20 40 7 1 1 220 .305 3 3 0 4 8 Gwaltney, Matt 4.55 3-4 15-10 5 1/0 2 87.0 97 52 44 11 55 15 1 4 345 .281 5 5 0 4 7 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Schubert, Ryan 2.60 4-1 17-0 0 0/0 3 27.2 33 11 8 13 17 4 0 0 115 .287 2 0 0 1 2 Wislocki, Tyler 3.10 3-0 18-1 0 0/0 0 29.0 28 12 10 11 17 5 0 1 104 .269 1 4 0 3 3 Jordan, Zach 5.46 3-2 11-5 0 0/0 0 31.1 44 21 19 10 21 5 1 1 135 .326 4 6 0 1 2 Hall, Kyle 6.00 0-0 5-0 0 0/0 0 9.0 8 7 6 7 10 1 0 1 34 .235 3 6 0 0 0 Shelton, Bobby 7.89 1-1 12-2 0 0/0 0 21.2 27 20 19 8 11 1 4 0 86 .314 3 4 0 3 2 Newman, Robby 9.00 0-0 1-0 0 0/0 0 1.0 2 4 1 0 1 1 0 0 4 .500 0 1 0 2 0 Ramsey, Cory 10.22 0-5 9-6 0 0/0 0 24.2 58 43 28 9 8 10 0 1 130 .446 1 1 1 1 2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Totals 4.62 27-21 48-48 9 2/0 10 405.0 492 277 208 134 271 71 9 15 1628 .302 30 55 3 24 38 Opponents 5.19 21-27 48-48 3 2/2 7 399.0 452 261 230 170 323 96 8 35 1581 .286 42 33 1 17 50

PB - Team (16), Burkett 12, Varaksa 4, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (10), Morgan 5, Burkett 3, Gwaltney 2, Opp (5). SBA/ATT - Burkett (62-70), Varaksa (25-30),Gwaltney (22-25), Vick (11-15), Morgan (13-15), Jordan (10-13), Wislocki (8-9), Myers (9-9), Ramsey (7-8), Schubert (4-5), Shelton (3-3).

hitting minimums: 1 Game, 2.5 Ab/Game | pitching minimums: 1 Game, 1.0 ip/Game

A Winning Tradition 33

WinninG and LOnGWOOD bAsebALL have become synonymous throughout 31 winning seasons in 35 years, including 26-straight winningseasons between 1979-2004, and an overall program record of 927-525-4. The Lancers have one 40-win season, two 35-win seasons, 12 30-winseasons, 24 25-win seasons, 31 20-win seasons, and have qualified for the NCAA Division II Tournament six times before the program’s Division IReclassification.

A consistently strong hitting team year-in and year-out, Longwood won the Division II batting crown twice during the 1990’s. In 1995, Longwoodwas 30-12 with a team batting average of .363. In 1992, the team's .378 batting average also ranked first in Division II, as did its remarkable 10.46runs per game.

Longwood was 10-13 overall in Division II post-season competition. The Lancers reached a major milestone in 1982 when they won the SouthAtlantic Regional Championship and advanced to the Division II National Championship World Series in Riverside, California during only its fifth-year of existence. That squad finished 31-10-1 and ranked fifth nationally, winning three of four games to take the regional crown, including two winspast host Valdosta State (Ga.). In the Division II World Series, the Lancers fell to eventual national champion California-Riverside as well as to eventualnational runner-up Florida Southern. Another outstanding season in 1984 produced a 32-11 record and a third-place finish in the South Atlantic RegionalChampionship in Columbus, Georgia. The Lancers finished 29-8 in 1987, earning a berth in the South Atlantic Regional Championship in Valdosta,Georgia.

Longwood concluded the 1991 season with a best-ever record of 41-8, a Final Four finish at the Division II National Championship World Series,and a South Atlantic Regional Championship Title. The Lancers were 32-9 in 1992 and advanced to the North Atlantic Regional Championship, andLongwood made its third-straight, sixth overall, and final appearance in the Division II Tournament in 1993, finishing third at the North AtlanticRegional Championship with a 26-9-1 record.

The 1991 Longwood baseball Team, including head Coach Charles buddy bolding and assistant coach robert jackson ‘89, was inducted intothe Longwood Athletics hall of fame with the Class of 2011 on november 12, 2011. sixteen of 19 team members returned for the ceremony.

WOrLD series hiTTinG

Batting AverageNealan Chandler .526 1991Chris Porter .417 1991RunsEric Hutzler 8 1991Chris Porter 8 1991HitsNealan Chandler 10 1991Chris Porter 10 1991DoublesNealan Chandler 4 1991Scott Abell 2 1991Home RunsNealan Chandler 2 1991Michael Tucker 1 1991Eric Hutzler 1 1991RBINealan Chandler 7 1991Michael Tucker 7 1991

WOrLD series piTChinG

WinsKyle Weaver 2 1991Dennis Hale 1 1991InningsDennis Hale 17.0 1991Kyle Weaver 10.1 1991ERADennis Hale 3.18 1991Kyle Weaver 3.48 1991StrikeoutsDennis Hale 12 1991Kyle Weaver 6 1991Fewest HitsKyle Weaver 11 1991Richard Vaught 14 1982Fewest WalksDavid Mitchell 2 1982Richard Vaught 2 1982

WOrLD series TeAmsOverall Record: 3-4

1982: 0-2UC Riverside 6 - Longwood 1Florida Southern 11 - Longwood 0

1991: 3-2Missouri Southern 6 - Longwood 3Longwood 8 - American International 5Longwood 11 - Florida Southern 6Longwood 11 - Missouri Southern 8Missouri Southern 9 - Longwood 6

Batting Average .339 1991Runs 39 1991Hits 62 1991Doubles 10 1991Triples 1 1991Home Runs 4 1991RBI 35 1991Walks 16 1991Stolen Bases 4-6 1991

michael Tucker / major League baseball / 1995-2006 34

Michael Tucker is the first-ever and only Olympic athlete from Longwood University,and enjoyed a 12-year (1995-2006) career in Major League Baseball. He spent time witheight different teams, including Kansas City, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Chicago (Cubs), SanFrancisco, Philadelphia, Washington, and New York (Mets).

Longwood honored Tucker on november 27, 2005 when the school inducted himinto the inaugural Longwood Athletics hall of fame Class of 2005. he was joined inthe inaugural class by jerome kersey, Tina barrett, julie Dayton, Dr. barbara smith,and the late Dr. elizabeth burger jackson. Tucker received a second hall of fameinduction with the Class of 2011 on november 12, 2011 as a member of the 1991Team.

Tucker did play in Pawtucket, Rhode Island during 2007, the class AAA franchiseof the Boston Red Sox (.224, 6 HR, 26 RBI) after finishing 2006 with the New York Metswhere he had signed as a free agent on April 26. He spent most of that season in Norfolk(83 games, .265, 6 HR, 33 RBI) with the Mets’ class AAA Tides, before the NationalLeague club purchased his contract on August 9. A highlight in New York was whenTucker hit a solo home run to give the Mets a 2-1 lead over visiting Washington, August12 during a 3-1 win. He had gone through spring training a year earlier with the Nationalsafter signing as a free agent on January 9, 2006, but Washington released him on March30.

Tucker had been acquired by Philadelphia on August 27, 2005 after nearly two yearsin San Francisco who signed him as a free agent on December 7, 2003. He had been ac-quired by the Kansas City Royals, for the second time in his career, on December 19,2001. Tucker previously was acquired during mid-season by the National League’sChicago Cubs from the NL’s Cincinnati Reds on July 20, 2001.

Tucker had been a member of the Reds since November 10, 1998 when the NationalLeague Atlanta Braves traded him. He was acquired by the Braves on March 27, 1997after playing his first two major league seasons with the Royals (1995, 1996).

Tucker’s 12-year, 1,417-game major league career statistics include a .256 batting average (1,047-4,083), 125 home runs, 208 doubles, 49 triples,528 RBI, 625 runs, 114-170 stolen bases, 490 walks, a .339 on-base percentage, and a .423 slugging percentage (1,728 total bases). He also sports a.984 career fielding percentage, including 2,263 total chances with 2,145 putouts, 82 assists, and only 36 errors. Tucker was involved in 20 double-plays from his mostly outfield positions over the years, though he did play a little at first base (19 games) and second base (four games). Additionally,over the course of his career, Tucker supported several charities, including the SIDS Foundation, AIDS clinics, and various children's hospitals. Whilein San Francisco, he also lent time to thousands of fans during the annual KNBR/Giants FanFest.

neW yOrk meTs | 2006Tucker hit .196 with one home run, six RBI, three runs, and four doubles over 35 games at the end of 2006. He drew 16 walks and was 2-2 on

stolen bases.

sAn frAnCisCO GiAnTs, phiLADeLphiA phiLLies | 2005Tucker hit a combined .239 with five home runs, 36 RBI, 35 runs, and 4-4 stolen bases over 126 games in 2005. He had 16 doubles and one triple

while drawing 31 walks.

sAn frAnCisCO GiAnTs | 2004Tucker hit .256 with 13 home runs, 62 RBI, 77 runs, 21 doubles, and six triples over 140 games in 2004. He drew a major league career-best 70

walks and was 5-7 on stolen bases.

kAnsAs CiTy rOyALs | 2002-2003Tucker hit .262 with 13 home runs, 55 RBI, 61 runs, 20 doubles, and five triples over 104 games in 2003. He had his season cut short with a

broken tibia in his right leg. In 2002, Michael hit .248 with 12 home runs, 56 RBI, 65 runs, and a career-best 23-32 stolen bases over 144 games. Hehad 27 doubles to equal his career-best, six triples, and 56 walks.

CinCinnATi reDs, ChiCAGO Cubs | 2001Tucker hit a combined .252 with 12 home runs, 61 RBI, 62 runs, and 16-24 stolen bases over 149 games in 2001. He had eight triples (5th in the

National League), and his totals for games and triples were all career-bests.

CinCinnATi reDs | 1999-2000Tucker hit .267 with a career-best 15 home runs, 36 RBI, 55 runs, and 13-19 stolen bases over 148 games in 2000. In 1999, Michael hit .253 with

11 home runs, 55 runs, 44 RBI, and 11-15 stolen bases over 133 games. He hit .315 as a pinch hitter, the 15th-highest average by a National Leagueplayer off the bench that season.


ATLAnTA brAves | 1997-98 Tucker established a career-best in doubles (27) and fielding percentage (.995, one error) in 1998. He finished the season hitting .244 with 13

home runs, 46 RBI, 54 runs, and 8-11 stolen bases. Tucker had a season-best eight-game hitting streak (.379), and was the National League Player ofthe Week for the week of April 27-May 3 (.381, 7-R, 4-HR, 4-2B, 7-RBI). During post-season, he hit a two-run home run during a 7-0 DivisionalSeries win against Chicago, and had three hits, including a three-run home run, with five RBI as the Braves beat San Diego and Kevin Brown 7-6 inGame 5 of the National League Championship Series.

In 1997, Tucker was traded to the Braves late in spring training by the Royals. It proved to be quite a move by Atlanta as Tucker solidified hisstarting position by hitting the first home run at Turner Field, April 4, 1997 against the Cubs. The move to the National League agreed with Michaelas he had a career year. Tucker achieved career-bests in batting average (.283), at-bats (499), hits (141), and runs (80) in 138 games. He had 34 multi-hit games, and 13 multi-RBI games. Additionally, Tucker had his personal major league-best 16-game hitting streak during the campaign, and his bestgame came against Cincinnati on April 30, 1997 -- a five-hit game with five RBI versus the Reds.

kAnsAs CiTy rOyALs | 1995-96A dislocated finger shortened a promising 1996 season for Tucker in Kansas City. Prior to the injury, Michael was on a 15-41 hot streak (.366).

He ended the season playing in 108 games with a .260 batting average, 12 homers, 53 RBI, 55 runs, and 10-14 stolen bases. In 1995, Tucker hit .260in 62 games with the Royals, opening the season in left field. Michael singled sharply off Baltimore Oriole Mike Mussina during his first major leagueat-bat on Opening Day. Sent back to Omaha in June after a slow start, he was called back up to Kansas City in August and responded by hitting .305over the final 35 games.

minOr LeAGue DeveLOpmenTThe 10th overall selection in the 1992 Major League Baseball Draft, Michael advanced to Kansas City after a stint with the United States Olympic

team and just two short years in the minor leagues. Playing at Triple-A Omaha, Neb. in 1994, Tucker hit .276 with 21 home runs and 76 RBI. Herefined his skills in the outfield after playing in the infield while at Longwood.

Tucker began his first pro season in 1993 at Class A Wilmington, Del. in the Carolina League. He hit .305 with six home runs, a team-leading 44RBI, and 14 doubles during 61 games with the Blue Rocks. Michael was promoted to Class AA Memphis, Tenn. in early June, where with the SouthernLeague Chicks, he hit .279 in 72 games with nine home runs and 35 RBI. Tucker added seven doubles, four triples, and 38 runs, successful on 12 of17 steal attempts as well. His combined numbers between Wilmington and Memphis included 133 games, a .292 average with 15 home runs, 79 RBI,80 runs, 21 doubles, and six triples.

LOnGWOOD OLympiAnTucker played for the United States Olympic Baseball team in Barcelona, Spain during the

summer of 1992. The squad’s designated hitter, Michael hit .276 with two home runs, eight RBIand seven stolen bases in nine attempts. The selection process began in the fall of 1991, and com-menced that June of 1992 with the final trials for the Olympic team.

In July of 1992, Tucker came home to Virginia at The Diamond in Richmond, stealing thespotlight as the U.S. beat Korea. Michael was 4-4 with two doubles, four RBI, two runs, and astolen base. During 38 games with Team USA (exhibition & Olympics), he hit .321, scored 26runs, hit four doubles and four home runs, drove in 29 runs and stole 28 bases in 31 attempts.

jersey reTireDLongwood University retired the number 20 jersey worn by former Lancer All-American

Michael Tucker at special ceremonies during the 1995 Oktoberfest Weekend. Tucker went fromLongwood to the Olympics, to the minor leagues, and to the Kansas City Royals -- all in the spanof just three years.

Tucker was not able to attend the special ceremonies at Lancer Stadium, but spoke to thoseassembled live via phone from Arizona. He was represented by his family, who accepted a jerseyand special plaque presented by the College.

Longwood head coach Buddy Bolding noted Tucker’s many accomplishments during theceremonies. Tucker led Longwood to an appearance at the NCAA Division II Baseball Champi-onships at Montgomery, Alabama in 1991. The Lancers finished 41-8 while advancing to the Di-

vision II World Series Final Four that season.Tucker is the first and only Longwood baseball player to have his jersey retired. He joins fellow Bluestone High School graduate Jerome Kersey

(basketball), and most recently Colin Ducharme (basketball), as the only three male athletes to have their jerseys retired by Longwood.Michael was married on Nov. 9, 1996 in Fort Myers, Fla.. He and his wife, Azuree’D, have a daughter Aspen Chardonnay, born December 31,

1997, and sons, Milan Anthony, born January 25, 2001, and Madrid Amarone, born October 12, 2006.

2009 Comeback in independent Atlantic LeagueTucker signed contracts to play with the Newark Bears and later the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs of the independent Atlantic League during

2009. He played in 69 games between the two teams while batting .315 with five home runs, 22 doubles, two triples, 29 RBI, 40 runs, 46 walks, sixstolen bases in seven attempts, a .489 slugging percentage, and a .434 on-base percentage. Tucker played in 57 games for Southern Maryland (79-61)while helping the team to a runner-up finish in the league playoffs. The Atlantic League features eight teams located in Connecticut, Maryland, NewJersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. The Blue Crabs are owned by former Baltimore Oriole and Baseball Hall of Fame member Brooks Robinson.


LOnGWOOD CAreer hiGhLiGhTs

1992United States Olympic Baseball Team, Barcelona Olympics

Major League Baseball Draft 10th Selection, Kansas City RoyalsGolden Spikes Award FinalistDick Howser Award Finalist

ABCA Division II Player of the YearBaseball America Small College Player Of The Year

NCAA Division II All-America First-TeamNorth Atlantic Region Player of the YearAll-North Atlantic Region First-Team

NCAA Division II Triple Crown (.489, 22-HR, 74-RBI)VaSID College Division Player of the Year

VaSID All-State First-Team

1991NCAA Division II All-America First-TeamSouth Atlantic Region Player of the YearAll-South Atlantic Region First-Team

NCAA Division II World Series All-Tournament TeamSouth Atlantic Region All-Tournament Team

VaSID All-State First-Team

miChAeL TuCker (mAjOr LeAGue sTATisTiCs)

yeAr TeAm G Ab r h AvG 2b 3b hr rbi bb sO sb-A 1995 Royals 62 177 23 46 .260 10 0 4 17 18 51 2-5 1996 Royals 108 339 55 88 .260 18 4 12 53 40 69 10-14 1997 Braves 138 499 80 141 .283 25 7 14 56 44 116 12-19 1998 Braves 130 414 54 101 .244 27 3 13 46 49 112 8-11 1999 Reds 133 296 55 75 .253 8 5 11 44 37 81 11-15 2000 Reds 148 270 55 72 .267 13 4 15 36 44 64 13-19 2001 Reds/Cubs 149 436 62 110 .252 19 8 12 61 46 102 16-24 2002 Royals 144 475 65 118 .248 27 6 12 56 56 105 23-32 2003 Royals 104 389 61 102 .262 20 5 13 55 39 88 8-18 2004 Giants 140 464 77 119 .256 21 6 13 62 70 106 5-7 2005 Giants/Phillies 126 268 35 64 .239 16 1 5 36 31 52 4-4 2006 Mets 35 56 3 11 .196 4 0 1 6 16 14 2-2 mLb Career 1417 4083 625 1047 .256 208 49 125 528 490 960 114-170

miChAeL TuCker (LOnGWOOD CAreer sTATisTiCs)

yeAr W-L G Ab r h AvG 2b 3b hr rbi bb sO sb-A 1990 21-11 32 107 33 34 .318 3 1 8 17 22 10 6-7 1991 41-8 48 151 54 68 .450 14 2 15 59 34 11 17-21 1992 32-9 41 139 64 68 .489 13 3 22 74 32 7 18-21 CAreer 94-28 121 397 151 170 .428 30 6 45 150 88 28 41-49

sChOOL-reCOrDs25-game hitting streak | 1991Career batting average | .428

Career home runs | 45Career slugging percentage | .874

season home runs | 22, 1992season rbi | 74, 1992

season slugging percentage | 1.101, 1992

miChAeL TuCker (1992 TeAm usA sTATisTiCs) G Ab r h rbi 2b hr sb AvG 36 106 26 34 29 4 4 28-31 .321

The bolding era 37

jOhn CrOsby1979-81 | Cf

.325 | 0 hr121 runs | 48 rbi146 stolen bases

‘The Surgeon of Steal’

DAviD miTCheLL1979-82 | rhp

29-13 | 4.38 erA285.1 ip | 193 k

5 saves

1982 All-region

bruCe mOrGAn1979-82 | Cf


1982 sAr All-Tournament

DAviD rumburG1980-83 | 2b

.350 | 12 hr129 runs | 105 rbi

32 stolen bases

1981-82 All-region

DOuG TOOmbs1980-83 | C

.397 | 11 hr127 runs | 121 rbi

37 stolen bases

1980 All-American

DWAyne kinGery1982-83 | ss


1982 All-American

sOnny bOLTOn1981-84 | Lf

.338 | 9 hr122 runs | 108 rbi

39 stolen bases

1982 All-region

jOhn suLLivAn1981-84 | ss-3b

.376 | 16 hr142 runs | 101 rbi

10 stolen bases

1984 All-American

ALLen LAWTer1982-85 | 1b

.328 | 19 hr128 runs | 113 rbi

15 stolen bases

1985 vasiD player of year

mike hAskins1983-86 | rf



TODD Ashby1983-86 | rhp

20-9 | 4.70 erA208.2 ip | 148 k

5 saves

1986 vasiD All-state

Dennis LefTWiCh1983-86 | Cf


1984 All-region

sCOTT miLLs1983-87 | rhp

20-12 | 4.37 erA212.0 ip | 159 k

2 saves

no-hitter in 1985

mArTy fOrD1984-86 | 3b

.366 | 5 hr162 runs | 103 rbi

105 stolen bases

1985-86 vasiD All-state

TOny brOWninG1984-87 | rhp

26-11 | 3.98 erA244.0 ip | 135 k

2 saves

1987 All-region

The bolding era 38

jeff mAyOne1984-87 | 1b

.358 | 39 hr145 runs | 168 rbi

13 stolen bases

1984-85, 1987 All-region

jeff rOhm1984-87 | C

.398 | 24 hr138 runs | 154 rbi

29 stolen bases


keLvin DAvis1985-88 | ss

.419 | 34 hr156 runs | 167 rbi

44 stolen bases

kansas City, 1988 | 24th

rOberT jACksOn1986-88 | 3b


1988 All-region

frAnkie WATsOn1987-88 | Cf



Dennis hALe1988-91 | Lhp

33-6 | 2.99 erA283.0 ip | 224 k

9 saves

1991 All-American

eriC huTZLer1988-91 | Cf

.353 | 15 hr123 runs | 82 rbi

45 stolen bases

1991 All-region

sCOTT AbeLL1989-92 | C

.336 | 31 hr146 runs | 159 rbi

13 stolen bases


miChAeL TuCker1990-92 | ss

.428 | 45 hr151 runs | 150 rbi

41 stolen bases

kansas City, 1992 | 1st

Terry TAyLOr1990-93 | 3b

.346 | 25 hr147 runs | 150 rbi

63 stolen bases

1993 All-region

kyLe WeAver1990-93 | rhp

29-8 | 4.40 erA241.2 ip | 161 k

4 saves

1993 All-region

TODD bOWmAn1991-93 | 1b

.321 | 27 hr90 runs | 104 rbi

2 stolen bases

1993 All-region

briAn bAsseTT1992-95 | rf

.375 | 23 hr171 runs | 114 rbi

40 stolen bases

1995 All-region

jeff TOms1992-95 | ss

.380 | 18 hr186 runs | 108 rbi

67 stolen bases

1994-95 All-region

bArT vAn ZOesT1992-95 | Lhp

23-7 | 4.20 erA210.0 ip | 160 k

2 saves

1994 All-region

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jusTin bunCh1994-97 | rhp

21-10 | 4.81 erA236.0 ip | 217 k

0 saves

sCOTT huesTOn1994-97 | Cf

.381 | 11 hr148 runs | 113 rbi

48 stolen bases

1997 All-Conference

sTeven mOZuChA1994-97 | rhp

20-14 | 3.85 erA234.0 ip | 241 k

4 saves

1995 All-region

rheTT pfiTZner1994-97 | 2b

.379 | 24 hr178 runs | 168 rbi

41 stolen bases

1995 All-region

kevin COx1995-97 | 1b

.334 | 33 hr112 runs | 119 rbi

7 stolen bases


rObey CALDWeLL1996-99 | rhp

14-8 | 4.59 erA168.2 ip | 204 k

3 saves

GreG eDmOnDs1996-99 | Lhp

16-9 | 4.05 erA217.2 ip | 204 k

2 saves


freD sTOOTs1996-99 | C

.360 | 25 hr125 runs | 133 rbi

10 stolen bases

1998-99 All-Conference

shAWn TOriAn1996-99 | rf

.384 | 36 hr158 runs | 150 rbi

17 stolen bases

1998 All-region

DOuG kenney1997-2000 | 3b

.351 | 16 hr159 runs | 138 rbi

15 stolen bases

1998 All-Conference

TrAvis pfiTZner1998-2001 | ss

.356 | 25 hr176 runs | 153 rbi

9 stolen bases

1998 All-region

LarOn WiLsOn2000-02 | Lf

.408 | 27 hr143 runs | 98 rbi

45 stolen bases

ny mets, 2002 | 17th

ADriAn WATkins1999-2003 | Of-1b

.360 | 31 hr173 runs | 167 rbi

67 stolen bases

2000, 2002 All-Conference

jeremy kniCeLy2000-03 | C

.349 | 39 hr162 runs | 179 rbi

15 stolen bases

Toronto, 2003 | 42nd

pATriCk riChArDsOn2001-03 | rhp

19-8 | 4.42 erA218.0 ip | 156 k

3 saves

2002 All-region

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briAn meDLey2001-04 | Of

.404 | 39 hr187 runs | 168 rbi

50 stolen bases


breTT mOOney2002-05 | Of

.321 | 12 hr110 runs | 85 rbi

15 stolen bases

Chris bALus2003-05 | Of

.358 | 17 hr119 runs | 81 rbi

58 stolen bases

2005 All-independent

TyLer Ames2004-07 | Cf

.339 | 3 hr166 runs | 90 rbi

35 stolen bases


TyLer ChiLDress2004-07 | C

.318 | 16 hr109 runs | 130 rbi

9 stolen bases

2006-07 All-independent

briAn mcCuLLOuGh2004-07 | rhp

20-14 | 3.56 erA329.0 ip | 258 k

4 saves

2007 independent pitcher of year

ALAn mOOre2004-07 | rhp

17-16 | 4.18 erA206.2 ip | 137 k

3 saves


ZACh ZiGrAnG2004-07 | 3b

.336 | 10 hr54 runs | 67 rbi

7 stolen bases


niCk von GersDOrff2005-08 | if


2006-08 independent All-Academic

jOnAThAn QuiGLey2006-09 | C

.298 | 16 hr114 runs | 106 rbi

16 stolen bases

2006, 2009 All-independent

jOhn WALker ii2006-09 | rhp

17-12 | 4.46 erA220.0 ip | 126 k

1 save

2007-09 independent All-Academic

rObbie bAiLey2006-10 | Of

.320 | 16 hr144 runs | 76 rbi

60 stolen bases


phiL CerreTO2007-10 | 3b

.386 | 20 hr141 runs | 164 rbi

27 stolen bases

st. Louis, 2010 | 40th

sCOTT kimbLe2007-10 | if-Of

.331 | 10 hr150 runs | 93 rbi

57 stolen bases


LAnCe hArTinG2007-10 | rhp

23-12 | 4.26 erA200.2 ip | 163 k

12 saves

2010 All-region

MARK MONTGOMERY • NEW YORK YANKEES

Former Longwood standout Mark Montgomery completed yeartwo of his professional baseball career in 2012, finishing the year withthe Trenton (N.J.) Yankees of the class AA Eastern League after beginningwith the Tampa (Fla.) Yankees of the class A Florida State League. Healso played in the Arizona Fall League and most recently was named awinner of the New York Yankees’ 2012 Kevin Lawn Award as the club’sminor league Pitcher of the Year. Montgomery was a non-roster inviteeto spring training in 2013, and was expected to begin this season with theScranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders of the class AAA International League.

Montgomery combined for 46 appearances in Tampa and Trentonwith a 7-2 record and a 1.54 ERA through 64.1 innings with 99 strikeoutsand 15 saves. He was a Florida State League All-Star before moving upto Trenton. In Arizona, Montgomery made nine appearances with a 2.61ERA through 10.1 innings with 19 strikeouts and one save.

His first pro summer finished with the Charleston (S.C.) RiverDogsof the class A South Atlantic League (SAL). The 359th overall selectionby the Yankees in the 11th round of the 2011 Major League BaseballDraft, the right-handed closer made 22 appearances for Charleston andwas a perfect 14-14 in save opportunities. Montgomery was very impres-sive while posting a 1.85 ERA through 24.1 innings with 41 strikeouts.His 14 saves led the RiverDogs and tied for seventh in the SAL despitenot joining the club until June 29 after the league’s All-Star break.

Following the draft, Montgomery had been assigned to the StatenIsland (N.Y.) Yankees of the short-season class A New York-Penn Leaguewhere he made four appearances (4.0 innings) with one save and a 2.25ERA with 10 strikeouts, His combined effort during that first year as aprofessional produced a perfect 15-15 in save opportunities with a 1.91ERA through 28.1 innings with 51 strikeouts.

Montgomery finished his final season at Longwood (2011) with arecord of 1-0 with 10 saves and a 0.89 earned run average in 22 appear-ances, including 30.1 innings and 48 strikeouts (14.24). He establishednew season records for ERA (0.89), saves (10), and fewest hits allowed(12-3.56, per nine innings); yielding just four runs, three earned, and lim-iting opponents to a .120 batting average with only 10 walks (2.97) andno home runs allowed. Montgomery led the mound staff in appearances,games in relief, ERA, saves, strikeouts, opponent batting average, gamesfinished (21), and batters struck out looking (16).

Montgomery holds the school-record for career saves (16).

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caSey HaVerS2007-10 | Ib

.354 | 14 Hr125 runs | 130 rbI

10 Stolen bases

2009 all-Independent

cHrIS brIere2008-11 | rHP

18-13 | 4.94 era246.0 IP | 168 k

1 Shutout

2011 olerud watch List

brant JoneS2008-11 | 2b

.372 | 20 Hr175 runs | 118 rbI

29 Stolen bases

2009 all-Independent

mark montgomery2009-11 | rHP

7-6 | 3.79 era128.1 IP | 157 k

16 Saves

ny yankees, 2011 | 11th

robby newman2009-12 | Ib/oF

.298 | 29 Hr121 runs | 137 rbI

12 Stolen bases

2012 VaSID all-State

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DOuG TOOmbs: NCAA Division III All-America (3rd-Team), 1980…South Atlantic Region All-Tournament Team, 1982.DAviD rumburG: All-South Atlantic Region (2nd-team), 1981 …All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), 1982.DWAyne kinGery: South Atlantic Region Tournament MVP and All-Tournament Team, All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), NCAA DivisionII All-America (2nd-Team), 1982.bruCe mOrGAn: South Atlantic Region All-Tournament Team,1982.riChArD vAuGhT: South Atlantic Region All-Tournament Team,1982.DAviD miTCheLL: All-South Atlantic Region (2nd-team), 1982.miCkey rOberTs: All-South Atlantic Region (3rd-team), 1983.sOnny bOLTOn: South Atlantic Region All-Tournament Team, 1982… All-South Atlantic Region (3rd-team), 1982 … VaSID All-State Team,1984.jOhn suLLivAn: South Atlantic Region All-Tournament Team, 1982… NCAA Division II All-America (1st-Team), VaSID All-State Team,All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), 1984.jeff mAyOne: South Atlantic Region All-Tournament Team, 1984 …All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), 1984, (2nd-team), 1985, (3rd-team), 1987 … VaSID All-State Team, 1985, 1986.Dennis LefTWiCh: All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), 1984 …VaSID All-State Team, 1985, 1986.TODD ThOmpsOn:All-South Atlantic Region (3rd-team), VaSID All-State, 1984.jeff rOhm: All-South Atlantic Region (3rd-team), 1984, (2nd- team),1987 … VaSID Virginia College Division Player of the Year, All-State,1986.mike hAskins: VaSID Virginia College Division Player of the Year,All-State, 1984.TODD Ashby: VaSID All-State Team, 1984, 1986.mArTy fOrD: South Atlantic Region All-Tournament Team, 1984 …VaSID All-State, 1985-86.rOb furTh: VaSID All-State Team, 1985.ALLen LAWTer: VaSID Virginia College Division Player of the Year,All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), VaSID All-State Team, 1985.keLvin DAvis: All-South Atlantic Region (1st-Team), 1986 (2nd-team), 1987, (2nd-team), 1988 … VaSID Virginia College Division Playerof the Year, 1988 … VaSID All-State Team, 1988.TOny brOWninG: VaSID Academic All-State (2nd-team), 1985,(3rd-team), 1986, (2nd-team), 1987 … Honorable Mention Academic All-America, 1985 … All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), 1987.sTeve GeDrO:All-South Atlantic Region (3rd-team), 1987.rOberT jACksOn:All-South Atlantic Region (3rd-team), 1988.mArk mOeLLer: All-South Atlantic Region (3rd-team), 1988.e.j. bryAnT: All-North Atlantic Region, VaSID Academic All-State(2nd-team), 1989.rObbie smiTh:All-North Atlantic Region, 1989.Dennis hALe:VaSID Academic All-State Team (HM), 1989 … NorthAtlantic Region Pitcher of the Year, All-North Atlantic Region (1st-team),VaSID Virginia College Division Player of the Year, VaSID All-State,GTE-CoSIDA District III All-Academic, VaSID Academic All-State (2nd-team), 1990 … Preseason All-America, All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), South Atlantic Region Pitcher of the Year, South Atlantic RegionTournament Team, NCAA Division II All-America (2nd-team), GTE–CoSIDA Academic All-America (1st-team, College Division), VaSID Vir-ginia College Division Player of the Year, VaSID All-State, 1991.mATT CArLisLe: South Atlantic Region Tournament Team, 1991.eriC huTZLer: All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), VaSID All-State, 1991.neALAn ChAnDLer: South Atlantic Region Tournament Team, All-

Tournament at the NCAA Division II World Series, 1991.sCOTT AbeLL: All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), VaSID All-State,1991 … All-North Atlantic Region (2nd-team), VaSID All-State, 1992.Chris pOrTer: South Atlantic Region Tournament Team, All-SouthAtlantic Region (2nd-team), 1991 … All-North Atlantic Region (2nd-team), VaSID All-State (HM), 1992.miChAeL TuCker: NCAA Division II All-America (1st-team),South Atlantic Region Tournament Team, All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), South Atlantic Region Player of the Year, All-Tournament at theNCAA Division II World Series, VaSID All-State, 1991 … NCAA Divi-sion II All-America (1st-team), All-North Atlantic Region (1st-team),North Atlantic Region Player of the Year, Virginia College Division Playerof the Year, Baseball America Small College Player of the Year, ABCADivision II Player of the Year, Selected for United States Olympic Base-ball team, Finalist for Golden Spikes Award, VaSID All-State, 1992.eriC huTZLer: South Atlantic Region Tournament Team, 1991 …All-North Atlantic Region, VaSID All-State, 1992.biLL mArTZ: South Atlantic Region Tournament Team, 1991.Terry TAyLOr: North Atlantic Region Tournament Team, 1992 …All-North Atlantic Region (1st-team), VaSID All-State, 1993.jeff T0ms: All-North Atlantic Region (2nd-team), VaSID All-State(HM), 1992 … VaSID All-State (HM), 1993 … All-North Atlantic Region(1st-team), 1994 … Preseason NCAA Division II All-American, All-North Atlantic Region (1st-team), VaSID All-State, 1995. Chris TysOn: All-North Atlantic Region (2nd-team), VaSID All-State, 1992 … VaSID All-State (HM), 1993.TODD bOWmAn:All-North Atlantic Region (2nd-team), 1993.shAWn jOnes: All-North Atlantic Region (1st-team), VaSID All-State, 1993.kyLe WeAver: All-North Atlantic Region (2nd-team), VaSID All-State, 1993.mike mADDen:All-North Atlantic Region (2nd-team), 1994. bArT vAn ZOesT:All-North Atlantic Region (2nd-team), VaSID All-State, 1994.briAn bAsseTT: All-North Atlantic Region (1st-team), VaSID All-State, ECAC South All-Star, 1995.rheTT pfiTZner: VaSID All-State, 1994 … All-North Atlantic Re-gion (2nd-team), VaSID All-State (HM), ECAC South All-Star, 1995 …All-CVAC (2nd-team), 1996 … VaSID All-State (1st-team), 1997.sTeve mOZuChA: All-North Atlantic Region (2nd-team), 1995 …VaSID All-State (HM), 1996 … VaSID All-State (1st-team), 1997.riCk GAsTLey: VaSID All-State, 1995.ben DAvies: All-CVAC Academic Team, 1996.sCOTT huesTOn: ECAC South All-Star, 1996 … All-CVAC (2nd-team), 1997.kevin COx: VaSID All-State (1st-team), 1997.GreG eDmOnDs: VaSID All-State (1st-team), 1998.DOuG kenney: All-CVAC (2nd-team), 1998 … CVAC All-AcademicTeam, 2000.AnThOny pennix: All-CVAC (2nd-team), 1998.TrAvis pfiTZner: All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), CVACFreshman of the Year, All-CVAC (1st-team), VaSID All-State (1st-team),1998 … All-CVAC (HM), CVAC All-Academic Team, VaSID All-State(HM), GTE Academic All-District III, 2000 … ECAC South All-Star (1st-Team), CVAC All-Academic Team, VaSID All-State (HM), Verizon Ac-ademic All-District III, 2001.freD sTOOTs: All-CVAC (1st-team), All-CVAC Tournament Team,1998 … All-CVAC (2nd-team), VaSID All-State (1st-team), 1999.shAWn TOriAn: All-South Atlantic Region (1st-team), ECAC SouthAll-Star (1st-team), All-CVAC (1st-team), CVAC All-Tournament Team,VaSID All-State (1st-team), 1998 … All-CVAC (1st-team), VaSID All-State (1st-team), ECAC South All-Star (1st-team), 1999.

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mike suLLivAn: All-CVAC (honorable mention), 1998.jeremy kniCeLy: All-South Atlantic Region (2nd-team), CVAC Co-Freshman of the Year, All-CVAC (1st-team), CVAC All-TournamentTeam, VaSID All-State (1st-team), 2000 … ECAC South All-Star (2nd-team), All-CVAC (1st-team), 2001 … All-CVAC (1st-team), CVAC All-Academic Team, Verizon Academic All-District III (2nd-team), 2002 …Verizon Academic All-America (2nd-team) … Verizon Academic All-Dis-trict III (1st-team) … All-CVAC (2nd-team) … CVAC All-AcademicTeam … ECAC All-Star (HM) … ECAC Player of Week … VaSID All-State (2nd-team), 2003.ADriAn WATkins: All-CVAC (2nd-team), CVAC All-TournamentTeam, ECAC All-Star Team, VaSID All-State (1st-team), GTE AcademicAll-District III, 2000 … All-CVAC (1st-team), CVAC All-AcademicTeam, Verizon Academic All-District III (1st-team), Longwood Male Ath-lete of the Year, 2002 … Verizon Academic All-District III (2nd-team) …CVAC All-Academic Team, 2003.pATriCk riChArDsOn: CVAC All-Tournament Team, 2001 … All-South Atlantic Region (2nd-team), All-CVAC (1st-team), CVAC Pitcherof Week, 2002.LArOn WiLsOn: All-South Atlantic Region (2nd-team), ECAC SouthAll-Star (2nd-team), All-CVAC (1st-team), CVAC All-Tournament Team,VaSID All-State (1st-team), 2001 … All-South Atlantic Region (2nd-team), ECAC South All-Star (2nd-team), All-CVAC (1st-team), VaSIDAll-State (1st-team), ECAC Player of Week, 2002. briAn meDLey: All-CVAC (2nd-team), VaSID All-State (1st-team),2002 … CVAC Player of Week … ECAC Player of Week, 2003 … VaSIDCollege Division Player of the Year, All-State (1st-team) … ECAC All-Star (1st-team) … Longwood Male Athlete of the Year, 2004.Tripp meTZGer: CVAC All-Academic Team, 2002 … CVAC All-Academic Team, 2003.LOuis shACkeLfOrD: CVAC Player of Week, 2002 … CVACPlayer of Week, 2003.eriC shirLey: CVAC Player of Week, ECAC Player of Week, 2002.evAn WeinsTein: Verizon Academic All-America (3rd-team) … Ver-izon Academic All-District III (1st-team) … CVAC All-Academic Team,2003 … CoSIDA Academic All-America (1st-team) … CoSIDA Aca-demic All-District III (1st-team) … VaSID Academic All-State (3rd-team)… Longwood Male Henry I. Willett Scholar-Athlete of the Year, 2004.Chris bALus: Division I All-Independent (2nd-team), LongwoodMale Athlete of the Year, 2005.TyLer ChiLDress: Division I Independent Player of Week, 2005 …Division I All-Independent (HM), 2006 … Division I All-Independent(2nd-team), VaSID All-State (2nd-team), Division I Independent Playerof Week, 2007.rOberT GiLLis: Division I All-Independent Academic Team, 2005.briAn mcCuLLOuGh: College Baseball Foundation National HonorRoll, 2005 … Division I All-Independent (1st-team), 2006 … CollegeBaseball Foundation Wallace Watch List, Division I Independent Pitcherof the Year, Division I Independent (1st-team), Division I IndependentPitcher of Week, Longwood Male Athlete of the Year, 2007.LOuis uLriCh: Division I Independent Newcomer of Week, 2005.ChArLie yArbrOuGh: Division I All-Independent (HM), DivisionI Independent Player of Week, College Baseball Foundation NationalHonor Roll, 2005.TyLer Ames: Division I All-Independent (HM), 2006.breTT mAnGiGiAn: Division I Independent Pitcher of Week, 2006.ALAn mOOre: Division I All-Independent (HM), 2006.jOnAThAn QuiGLey: Division I All-Independent (2nd-team), Long-wood Freshman Male Athlete of the Year, 2006 … Division I IndependentPlayer of Week, 2007 … Division I All-Independent (2nd-team), ECACDivision I All-Star (2nd-team), VaSID All-State (2nd-team), 2009.ryAn rOWe: Division I Independent Newcomer of Week, 2006.

niCk von GersDOrff: Division I Independent All-Academic Team,2006 … Division I Independent All-Academic Team, 2007 … Division IIndependent All-Academic Team, VaSID Academic All-State Team,Longwood Male Athlete of the Year, Longwood Henry I. Willett Scholar-Athlete Award, 2008.ZACh ZiGrAnG: Division I All-Independent (2nd-team), Division IIndependent Player of Week, Division I Independent All-Academic Team,ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District III (2nd-team), VaSID Aca-demic All-State (HM), 2006 … VaSID Academic All-State, 2007 …Longwood Henry I. Willett Scholar-Athlete Award, 2007.rObbie bAiLey: Division I All-Independent (2nd-team), VaSID All-State (2nd-team), 2007.phiL CerreTO:Division I Independent Newcomer of Week, 2007 …VaSID University Division All-State (2nd-team), 2008 … Division I In-dependent All-Academic Team, 2009 … VaSID University Division All-State (2nd-team), 2010.neeDhAm jOnes iii: Division I All-Independent (2nd-team), Divi-sion I Independent Pitcher of Week, 2007.sCOTT kimbLe: Division I All-Independent (1st-team), All Ping!Freshman Baseball (3rd-team), Division I Independent Newcomer ofWeek, 2007.kevin LiGhT: Division I All-Independent (2nd-team), 2007.jOhn WALker ii: Division I Independent All-Academic Team, 2007… Division I Independent All-Academic Team, 2008 … Division I Inde-pendent All-Academic Team, VaSID Academic All-State, 2009.jusTin mOrreim:Division I All-Independent (2nd-team), All Ping!Freshman Baseball (HM), Longwood Freshman Male Athlete of the Year,2008.DAviD smiy jr.: Division I Independent All-Academic Team, 2008… Division I Independent All-Academic Team, CoSIDA/ESPN The Mag-azine Academic All-District 3 (1st-team), 2009 … VaSID Academic All-State, Longwood Male Henry I. Willett Scholar-Athlete of the Year, 2010.CAsey hAvers: Division I All-Independent (2nd-team), 2009.brAnT jOnes: Division I All-Independent (2nd-team), VaSID All-State (2nd-team), 2009 … VaSID University Division All-State (2nd-team), 2011.LAnCe hArTinG:ABCA All-East Region (2nd-team), 2010.jusTin LACy: Longwood Freshman Male Athlete of the Year, 2010.Chris briere: John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Watch List,2011.mATT DiCkAsOn: Longwood Freshman Male Athlete of the Year,2011.mArk mOnTGOmery:ABCA All-East Region (2nd-Team), 2011.rObby neWmAn: Longwood Male Academic PRIDE Award, 2011… VaSID University Division All-State (2nd-team), 2012.brAnDOn viCk: Longwood Freshman Male Athlete of the Year,2012.

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seAsOn TeAm reCOrDsGames 53 2007Victories 41 1991Winning Percentage .837 (41-8) 1991Most At Bats 1650 2007Runs 431 1991Hits 536 2010Doubles 116 2009Triples 40 1995Home Runs 86 1992Runs Batted In 382 2000Sacrifice Flies 35 1995Sacrifice Hits 56 2008Walks 264 1985Batting Average .378 1992Slugging Percentage .656 1992Fielding Percentage .960 2009Double Plays 46 2008Stolen Bases 178 1985Innings Pitched 435.1 2007Lowest ERA 3.47 1987Complete Games 26 1984Winning Streak 18 1992

inDiviDuAL piTChinG | GAmemOsT sTrikeOuTs1. Steve Mozucha 14 vs. Gannon 19952. Steve Mozucha 13 vs. Davis & Elkins 19942. Greg Edmonds 13 vs. Elizabeth City State 19962. Robey Caldwell 13 vs. Barton 19972. Robey Caldwell 13 vs. Pfeiffer 19986. Richard Vaught 12 vs. Washington & Lee 19806. Tommy Norris 12 vs. St. Mary's 19836. Steve Gedro 12 vs. St. Mary's 19866. Tony Beverley 12 vs. West Virginia Tech 19876. Kyle Weaver 12 vs. Norfolk State 19936. Derrick Ellison 12 vs. Morris 19976. Anthony Pennix 12 vs. Morris 19976. Brian McCullough 12 vs. UMBC 2006

COmbineD sTrikeOuTs1. Justin Bunch|Mozucha 18 vs. Hampden-Sydney 1995

nO hiTTers Mickey Roberts vs. Houghton 1980David Mitchell vs. District of Columbia 1981Scott Mills vs. Bowie State 1985Dennis Hale vs. Mount St. Mary’s 1988Buddy Williams vs. Saint Paul's 1989Wayne Weaver vs. Morris 1992Greg Edmonds vs. Belmont Abbey 1999

mOsT inninGs piTCheD 1. Steve Mozucha 10.0 vs. Davis & Elkins 1994

inDiviDuAL piTChinG | seAsOnWins1. Dennis Hale 13 19912. Dennis Hale 11 19902. Kyle Weaver 11 19934. Lance Harting 10 20105. Kyle Weaver 9 1991

6. David Mitchell 8 19796. David Mitchell 8 19816. David Mitchell 8 19826. Scott Mills 8 19846. Bart van Zoest 8 19946. Justin Bunch 8 19956. Steve Mozucha 8 19956. Bart van Zoest 8 19956. Patrick Richardson 8 20026. Alan Moore 8 2004

COmpLeTe GAmes1. Dennis Hale 10 19911. Kyle Weaver 10 19933. Scott Mills 9 19844. David Mitchell 8 19794. Richard Vaught 8 19814. David Mitchell 8 1982

eArneD run AverAGe1. Mark Montgomery 0.89 20112. Mickey Roberts 0.96 19823. E.J.Bryant 1.49 19894. Brad Bolding 1.93 20005. Zach Zigrang 2.15 20046. Rob Furth 2.31 19857. Dennis Hale 2.45 19908. Steve Mozucha 2.47 19979. Dennis Hale 2.48 199110. Tony Beverley 2.56 1985

feWesT WALks per GAme1. Tony Browning 0.86 19872. John Walker II 0.87 20093. Todd Barker 0.90 19984. Allan Ferris 0.95 19795. John Walker II 1.04 20086. Matt Gwaltney 1.14 20127. Jason Hunsecker 1.28 20018. Garrett Lythgoe 1.50 20089. John Walker II 1.57 200710. John Walker II 1.65 2006

feWesT hiTs per GAme1. Mark Montgomery 3.56 20112. Mickey Roberts 4.82 19823. Zach Zigrang 6.14 20044. E.J. Bryant 6.52 19895. Rob Furth 6.57 19856. Frankie Watson 6.75 19886. kyler morgan 6.75 20118. Dennis Hale 6.85 1988

inninGs piTCheD1. Dennis Hale 123.2 19912. Brian McCullough 110.0 20063. Brian McCullough 105.0 20074. Kyle Weaver 92.1 19935. Scott Mills 89.1 19846. Matt Gwaltney 87.0 20127. Steve Mozucha 86.1 19958. David Mitchell 86.0 1982

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inninGs piTCheD9. Bart van Zoest 85.2 199410. Patrick Richardson 83.0 2002

WinninG perCenTAGe1. Dennis Hale 11-0 1.000 19902. Lance Harting 10-0 1.000 20103. Kyle Weaver 9-1 .900 19914. Patrick Richardson 8-1 .889 20025. E.J. Bryant 7-1 .875 19895. Zach Zigrang 7-1 .875 20047. Dennis Hale 13-2 .867 19918. Tony Browning 6-1 .857 19848. Steve Gedro 6-1 .857 19878. Mike Lewis 6-1 .857 1997 sTrikeOuTs1. Steve Mozucha 107 19952. Brian McCullough 97 20063. Dennis Hale 95 19914. Derrick Ellison 83 20005. Greg Edmonds 76 19996. Kyle Weaver 74 19937. Brian McCullough 73 20078. David Mitchell 71 19799. Mike Sullivan 69 199910. Justin Bunch 68 1995

inDiviDuAL piTChinG | CAreerWins1. Dennis Hale 33 1988-912. David Mitchell 29 1979-822. Kyle Weaver 29 1990-934. Tony Browning 26 1984-875. Bart van Zoest 23 1992-955. Lance Harting 23 2007-107. Justin Bunch 21 1994-978. Mickey Roberts 20 1980-838. Todd Ashby 20 1983-868. Scott Mills 20 1983-878. Steve Mozucha 20 1994-978. Brian McCullough 20 2004-07

COmpLeTe GAmes1. David Mitchell 20 1979-821. Steve Mozucha 20 1994-973. Richard Vaught 19 1980-823. Dennis Hale 19 1988-915. Kyle Weaver 18 1990-936. Scott Mills 17 1983-876. Tony Browning 17 1984-878. Todd Ashby 16 1983-868. Bart van Zoest 16 1992-95

eArneD run AverAGe1. Mickey Roberts 2.85 1980-832. Dennis Hale 2.99 1988-913. Brian McCullough 3.56 2004-074. Todd Barker 3.66 1995-985. E.J. Bryant 3.78 1986-896. Mark Montgomery 3.79 2009-117. Steve Mozucha 3.85 1994-97

7. Derrick Ellison 3.85 1997-019. Greg Edmonds 4.05 1996-9910. Tony Browning 4.08 1984-87

feWesT WALks per GAme1. John Walker II 1.19 2006-092. Tony Browning 1.88 1984-873. Tim Patrick 2.03 1989-904. Matt Gwaltney 2.28 2009-125. John Farrell 2.38 2005-086. Kyle Weaver 2.46 1990-937. Brian McCullough 2.49 2004-078. Dennis Hale 2.51 1988-919. David Mitchell 2.65 1979-8210. Steve Gedro 2.67 1986-89

sTrikeOuTs1. Brian McCullough 258 2004-072. Steve Mozucha 241 1994-973. Dennis Hale 224 1988-91 4. Justin Bunch 217 1994-975. Robey Caldwell 204 1996-995. Greg Edmonds 204 1996-997. David Mitchell 193 1979-828. Derrick Ellison 173 1997-019. Chris Briere 168 2008-1110. John Farrell 163 2005-0810. Lance Harting 163 2007-10

COnseCuTive viCTOries1. Dennis Hale 19 1990-91

sAves1. Mark Montgomery 16 2009-112. Lance Harting 12 2007-103. Jason Hunsecker 11 2000-034. Dennis Hale 9 1988-91

feWesT hiTs per GAme1. Mickey Roberts 7.26 1980-832. Rob Furth 8.13 1984-873. Dennis Hale 8.49 1988-914. Scott Mills 8.50 1983-855. Steve Mozucha 8.96 1994-97

WinninG perCenTAGe1. Dennis Hale .846 33-6 1988-912. Kyle Weaver .784 29-8 1990-933. Bart van Zoest .767 23-7 1992-954. Patrick Richardson .704 19-8 2001-035. Tony Browning .703 26-11 1984-876. David Mitchell .690 29-13 1979-826. Todd Ashby .690 20-9 1983-868. Justin Bunch .677 21-10 1994-979. Steve Mozucha .588 20-14 1994-979. Brian McCullough .588 20-14 2004-07

inninGs piTCheD1. Brian McCullough 329.0 2004-072. David Mitchell 285.1 1979-823. Dennis Hale 283.0 1988-914. John Farrell 256.2 2005-08

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inninGs piTCheD5. Chris Briere 246.0 2008-116. Tony Browning 244.0 1984-877. Kyle Weaver 241.2 1990-938. Justin Bunch 236.0 1994-979. Steve Mozucha 234.0 1994-9710. John Walker II 220.0 2006-09

inDiviDuAL hiTTinG | inninGmOsT hOme runs1. Chris Porter 2 vs. Virginia State 19911. Michael Tucker 2 vs. Saint Paul's 19921. Doug Kenney 2 vs. Belmont Abbey 1999

mOsT rbi1. Michael Tucker 7 vs. Saint Paul's 1992

inDiviDuAL hiTTinG | GAmemOsT AT bATs 1. Dwayne Kingery 8 vs. Valdosta State 1982

mOsT hiTs1. Jeff Rohm 5 vs. Morris 19851. Robbie Smith 5 vs. Shenandoah 19901. Kevin Cox 5 vs. Virginia State 19951. Brian Medley 5 vs. Pittsburgh-Johnstown 20041. Brett Mooney 5 vs. Shaw 20041. Jonathan Quigley 5 vs. Campbell 20061. Robbie Bailey 5 vs. Coppin State 20081. Brant Jones 5 vs. Campbell 20101. Scott Kimble 5 vs. James Madison 2010

The CyCLe 1. Robbie Smith vs. Shenandoah 19901. Travis Pfitzner vs. Southern Virginia 20001. Travis Pfitzner vs. Barton 2001

mOsT rbi1. Mark Moeller 8 vs. Morris 19892. Jeff Rohm 7 vs. Coppin State 19862. Jeff Rohm 7 vs. North Carolina A&T 19872. Kelvin Davis 7 vs. St. Mary's 19882. Michael Tucker 7 vs. Saint Paul's 19922. Alex Owens 7 at north Carolina Central 2012

mOsT runs1. Tim Kendrick 6 vs. Saint Paul's 1981

mOsT DOubLes1. Dwayne Kingery 3 vs. Bristol 19821. David Rumburg 3 vs. District of Columbia 19821. Sonny Bolton 3 vs. UMBC 19841. Jeff Mayone 3 vs. West Virginia Tech 19841. Marty Ford 3 vs. St. Mary's 19861. Mark Moeller 3 vs. Barton 19891. Greylin Rice 3 vs. Barton 19891. Rhett Pfitzner 3 vs. Hampden-Sydney 19951. Russ Bradshaw 3 vs. Saint Paul’s 19961. Tyler Ames 3 vs. Bryant 20041. Charlie Yarbrough 3 vs. Belmont Abbey 20041. Charlie Yarbrough 3 vs. Limestone 20041. Frank Berry II 3 vs. Radford 2007

1. scott burkett 3 vs. Le moyne 20111. matt Dickason 3 at Coppin state 2012

mOsT TripLes1. Scott Hueston 3 vs. Elizabeth City State 1995

mOsT hOme runs1. Jeff Rohm 3 vs. Coppin State 19861. Doug Kenney 3 vs. Barton 20001. Brian Medley 3 vs. Limestone 20041. Charlie Yarbrough 3 vs. Saint Peter’s 20051. Alex Owens 3 at north Carolina Central 2012

WALks1. Nealan Chandler 5 vs. Bowie State 19912. John Sullivan 4 vs. UMES 19842. Marty Ford 4 vs. Bowie State 19852. Eric Hutzler 4 vs. Shippensburg 19902. Rhett Pfitzner 4 vs. Norfolk State 19952. Casey Havers 4 vs. Saint Peters 20092. Brant Jones 4 vs. Binghamton 20102. Alex Owens 3 vs. north Carolina Central 2012

mOsT TOTAL bAses1. Jeff Rohm 14 vs. Coppin State 19861. Brian Medley 14 vs. Limestone 2004

sTOLen bAses1. John Crosby 8* vs. St. Mary's 19802. Terry Taylor 6 vs. North Carolina A&T 1993*National College Division Record

inDiviDuAL fieLDinG | GAmemOsT AssisTs1. Rhett Pfitzner 10 vs. Mount Olive 19962. Michael Tucker 9 vs. Lynchburg 19912. matt Dickason 9 vs. norfolk state 2011

inDiviDuAL hiTTinG | seAsOnbATTinG AverAGe1. Doug Toombs .565 19802. Brian Medley .515 20043. Kelvin Davis .511 19884. Michael Tucker .489 19925. Shawn Torian .457 19986. Jeff Rohm .452 19867. Michael Tucker .450 19917. Jeff Toms .450 19959. Allen Lawter .444 198510. Rhett Pfitzner .432 1995

sLuGGinG perCenTAGe1. Shawn Torian 1.111 19982. Michael Tucker 1.101 19923. Kelvin Davis .993 1988

hiTs1. Brian Medley 85 20042. Casey Havers 78 20103. Phil Cerreto 77 20104. Chris Porter 74 19914. Brant Jones 74 2009

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hiTs4. Brant Jones 74 20107. Kelvin Davis 71 19887. Eric Hutzler 71 19919. Adrian Watkins 70 20009. LaRon Wilson 70 20019. Phil Cerreto 70 20089. Scott Kimble 70 2010

runs bATTeD in1. Michael Tucker 74 19922. Brian Medley 71 20043. Allen Lawter 68 19854. Phil Cerreto 60 20105. Michael Tucker 59 19916. Adrian Watkins 58 20007. Kelvin Davis 57 19888. Eric Hutzler 55 19918. Scott Abell 55 19928. Rhett Pfitzner 55 1995

runs sCOreD1. Brian Bassett 68 19952. Marty Ford 67 19853. Eric Hutzler 66 19914. Jeff Toms 65 19955. Michael Tucker 64 19925. Brian Medley 64 20047. Rhett Pfitzner 62 19958. Brant Jones 60 20098. Brant Jones 60 201010. John Sullivan 59 198410. Scott Abell 59 1992

DOubLes1. Phil Cerreto 24 20102. Charlie Yarbrough 20 20043. Rhett Pfitzner 19 19974. Marty Ford 18 19864. Jeff Toms 18 19954. David Smiy Jr. 18 20097. Jeff Rohm 17 19857. Scott Abell 17 19917. Adrian Watkins 17 20037. Brant Jones 17 20097. Casey Havers 17 20107. Robby Newman 17 2012

TripLes1. Scott Hueston 10 19952. Scott Hueston 7 19973. Kelvin Davis 6 19883. Frankie Watson 6 19883. Eric Hutzler 6 19913. Jason Hatcher 6 19953. Rhett Pfitzner 6 19953. Jeff Toms 6 19953. Travis Pfitzner 6 20013. Tyler Ames 6 2004

hOme runs1. Michael Tucker 22 19922. Brian Medley 16 20043. Michael Tucker 15 19913. Rhett Pfitzner 15 19975. Kelvin Davis 14 19885. Scott Abell 14 19925. Shawn Torian 14 19988. Shawn Torian 13 19998. Charlie Yarbrough 13 20058. Robby Newman 13 2012

mOsT AT bATs1. matt Dickason 199 2012

mOsT hiT by piTCh1. Brian Bassett 21 1995

sTOLen bAses 1. John Crosby 62-68 19802. Dennis Leftwich 57-63 19853. John Crosby 49-55 19814. Marty Ford 48-50 1985

sACrifiCe fLies1. Jeff Rohm 8 19861. Phil Cerreto 8 20093. Scott Hueston 7 19953. Fred Stoots 7 19993. Phil Cerreto 7 2010

WALks1. Sonny Bolton 41 19822. Pete Criscione 39 19883. Jeremy Knicely 37 20024. Doug Toombs 36 19825. John Sullivan 35 19845. Allen Lawter 35 19855. Jeff Mayone 35 1987

TOTAL bAses1. Michael Tucker 153 19922. Brian Medley 149 20043. Kelvin Davis 138 19884. Phil Cerreto 133 20105. Rhett Pfitzner 132 19976. Michael Tucker 131 1991

hiTTinG sTreAk 1. Casey Havers 27 20102. Michael Tucker 25 19913. Brian Medley 23 20044. Brant Jones 22 20105. Rhett Pfitzner 17 19946. Jeff Rohm 16 19866. Robbie Smith 16 19896. Terry Taylor 16 19916. Robbie Bailey 16 2007

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inDiviDuAL hiTTinG | CAreerbATTinG AverAGe1. Michael Tucker .428 1990-922. Kelvin Davis .419 1985-883. LaRon Wilson .408 2000-024. Brian Medley .404 2001-045. Jeff Rohm .398 1984-876. Doug Toombs .397 1980-836. Mark Moeller .397 1988-898. Phil Cerreto .386 2007-109. Shawn Torian .384 1996-9910. Dennis Leftwich .382 1983-86

sLuGGinG perCenTAGe1. Michael Tucker .874 1990-922. Kelvin Davis .749 1985-883. Brian Medley .676 2001-044. Jeff Rohm .674 1984-875. Shawn Torian .667 1996-99

hiTs1. Phil Cerreto 256 2007-102. Brian Medley 254 2001-043. Brant Jones 240 2008-114. Adrian Watkins 238 1999-035. Travis Pfitzner 233 1998-016. Tyler Ames 228 2004-077. Rhett Pfitzner 225 1994-978. Casey Havers 221 2007-109. Shawn Torian 214 1996-9910. Scott Kimble 212 2007-10

runs bATTeD in1. Jeremy Knicely 179 2000-032. Jeff Mayone 168 1984-872. Rhett Pfitzner 168 1994-972. Brian Medley 168 2001-045. Kelvin Davis 167 1985-885. Adrian Watkins 167 1999-037. Phil Cerreto 164 2007-108. Scott Abell 159 1989-929. Jeff Rohm 154 1984-8710. Travis Pfitzner 153 1998-01

runs sCOreD1. Brian Medley 187 2001-042. Jeff Toms 186 1992-953. Rhett Pfitzner 178 1994-974. Travis Pfitzner 176 1998-015. Brant Jones 175 2008-116. Adrian Watkins 173 1999-037. Brian Bassett 171 1992-958. Tyler Ames 166 2004-079. Dennis Leftwich 162 1983-869. Marty Ford 162 1984-869. Jeremy Knicely 162 2000-03

DOubLes1. Adrian Watkins 57 1999-032. Rhett Pfitzner 55 1994-973. Travis Pfitzner 54 1998-013. Phil Cerreto 54 2007-10

5. Casey Havers 50 2007-106. Robby Newman 49 2009-127. Doug Kenney 48 1997-20008. Jeff Rohm 47 1984-879. Brian Medley 46 2001-04 10. Tyler Childress 45 2004-07

TripLes1. Scott Hueston 20 1994-972. Travis Pfitzner 14 1998-012. Brant Jones 14 2008-114. Rhett Pfitzner 13 1994-975. Kelvin Davis 11 1985-886. Robbie Bailey 10 2006-107. Dennis Leftwich 8 1983-867. Louis Shackelford 8 2001-047. Tyler Ames 8 2004-07 10. David Rumburg 7 1980-8310. Allen Lawter 7 1982-8510. Terry Taylor 7 1990-9310. Jeff Toms 7 1992-95

hOme runs1. Michael Tucker 45 1990-922. Jeff Mayone 39 1984-872. Jeremy Knicely 39 2000-032. Brian Medley 39 2001-045. Shawn Torian 36 1996-996. Kelvin Davis 34 1985-887. Kevin Cox 33 1995-978. Scott Abell 31 1989-928. Adrian Watkins 31 1999-0310. Robby Newman 29 2009-12

mOsT hiT by piTCh1. Brian Bassett 46 1992-951. Tyler Ames 46 2004-073. Brett Mooney 42 2002-05

sTOLen bAses1. John Crosby 146-158 1979-812. Dennis Leftwich 132-141 1983-863. Marty Ford 105-115 1984-864. Jeff Toms 67-75 1992-955. Terry Taylor 63-72 1990-936. Robbie Bailey 60-84 2006-107. Shawn Jones 59-67 1990-938. Chris Balus 58-62 2003-059. Scott Kimble 57-71 2007-1010. Pete Criscione 54-69 1987-90

COnseCuTive sTOLen bAses1. Dennis Leftwich 55 1983-842. Jeff Toms 47 1993-95

sACrifiCe fLies1. Phil Cerreto 22 2007-102. Jeff Rohm 18 1984-872. Rhett Pfitzner 18 1994-974. Scott Hueston 16 1994-974. Travis Pfitzner 16 1998-016. Jeff Mayone 15 1984-87

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sACrifiCe fLies6. Casey Havers 15 2007-108. Brian Medley 14 2001-048. Tyler Childress 14 2004-0710. Louis Shackelford 12 2001-04

WALks1. Jeremy Knicely 116 2000-032. Sonny Bolton 105 1981-843. Jeff Toms 103 1992-954. Doug Toombs 101 1980-834. Pete Criscione 101 1987-906. David Rumburg 93 1980-837. Tyler Ames 91 2004-07

TOTAL bAses1. Brian Medley 425 2001-042. Adrian Watkins 400 1999-033. Travis Pfitzner 390 1998-014. Rhett Pfitzner 378 1994-975. Kelvin Davis 374 1985-885. Phil Cerreto 374 2007-107. Shawn Torian 372 1996-998. Brant Jones 368 2008-119. Jeremy Knicely 360 2000-0310. Michael Tucker 347 1990-92

GAmes1. Tyler Ames 198 2004-072. Casey Havers 191 2007-103. Phil Cerreto 189 2007-103. Scott Kimble 189 2007-105. Adrian Watkins 186 1999-036. Robbie Bailey 184 2006-107. Jonathan Quigley 183 2006-097. Robby Newman 183 2009-129. Tyler Childress 182 2004-0710. Brant Jones 180 2008-11

AT bATs1. Tyler Ames 692 2004-072. Phil Cerreto 664 2007-103. Adrian Watkins 662 1999-034. Travis Pfitzner 654 1998-015. Brant Jones 646 2008-116. Robbie Bailey 644 2006-107. Jonathan Quigley 640 2006-097. Scott Kimble 640 2007-109. Brian Medley 629 2001-0410. Casey Havers 624 2007-10

TeAm hiTTinG | GAmeAt Bats 53 vs. Saint Paul's 1981 53 vs. Valdosta State 1982Most Hits 27 vs. Virginia State 1995RBI 26 vs. Saint Paul's 1981Runs 31 vs. Saint Paul's 1981Doubles 11* vs. Barton 1989Triples 6* vs. Randolph-Macon 1986Home runs 8 vs. Shippensburg 1992Walks 16 vs. District of Columbia 1982Stolen Bases 16 vs. Bowie State 1985

TeAm hiTTinG | inninGAt Bats 13 vs. UMBC 1984Runs 12 vs. Bowie State 1991 12 vs. Oneonta 1991Hits 9 vs. UMBC 1984Triples 5 vs. Randolph-Macon 1986Home runs 4 vs. William and Mary 1986*National College Division Record

head Coach Charles buddy bolding has enjoyed this vantage point from thethird base coaching box for 34 seasons prior to 2013.

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firsT LAsT LAsT series yeAr yeAr sCOre Lu OppbiG sOuTh OppOnenTsCampbell 2006 2012 2-5 5 5Charleston Southern - - - 0 0Coastal Carolina - - - 0 0Gardner-Webb 2009 2009 8-4 1 1high point 1995 2008 9-7 8 4Liberty 1978 2009 7-3 3 16presbyterian 2013 - - 0 0radford 1985 2010 9-6 11 7unC Asheville 2013 - - 0 0vmi 1979 2012 2-6 7 11Winthrop 2005 2005 5-6 0 1

DivisiOn i OppOnenTs / virGiniAGeorge mason 1978 2012 8-6 4 7james madison 1982 2012 4-1 8 13norfolk state* 1979 2012 2-1 27 16Old Dominion 1988 2012 9-7 4 7richmond 1980 2010 10-13 2 10VCU 1985 2012 0-9 4 10Virginia 1980 2008 0-6 2 10virginia Tech 1981 2008 7-8 0 8William and mary 1982 2012 1-13 9 19-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------DivisiOn i OppOnenTsAppalachian State 2005 2009 2-4 1 5Army 2007 2007 2-3 1 2Binghamton 1992 2010 8-5 6 1Brown 1991 1991 13-8 1 1Bryant 2002 2004 7-2 2 3Bucknell 2011 2011 6-2 1 3buffalo 2011 2011 5-4 4 0Canisius 2009 2009 7-11 0 1Charlotte 2005 2005 4-10 0 2The Citadel 1989 2005 7-9 3 2Cleveland State 2011 2011 9-4 2 1Colgate 1981 1981 9-0 2 0Coppin State 1986 2012 6-5 23 1Cornell 2012 2012 1-3 0 3Dayton 2006 2006 5-2 2 1Delaware 2009 2009 14-7 2 2Delaware State 2005 2006 11-10 2 1Duke** 1980 2012 2-9 1 7Elon 1994 1994 6-17 0 2fairfield 1991 1991 4-3 2 1Fairleigh Dickinson 2007 2007 3-2 2 0Furman 2009 2009 13-8 1 1Georgetown (D.C) 1981 1995 1-5 0 4George Washington 2012 2012 2-5 0 1Indiana 2005 2005 4-1 1 1Iona 2012 2012 4-10 2 1Lafayette 1987 2009 6-12 4 3La Salle 2011 2011 2-7 0 3Le Moyne 2008 2011 10-0 8 10Long Island 2007 2007 8-16 2 2Marist 2007 2010 3-6 3 1Maryland 2005 2005 5-8 0 2Mount St. Mary's (Md.) 1981 1988 15-0 18 2NJIT 2007 2007 6-4 4 0bold indicates 2013 opponents


firsT LAsT LAsT series yeAr yeAr sCOre Lu OppDivisiOn i OppOnenTsNiagara 2010 2012 13-9 3 5North Carolina 2009 2009 4-5 0 1North Carolina A&T* 1987 2012 4-3 28 9north Carolina Central 2008 2012 23-8 10 2North Carolina State 2006 2006 4-18 0 1Princeton 2007 2007 4-3 2 1Rhode Island 1978 1989 10-0 1 1Rider 2006 2012 3-16 7 4Samford 2006 2006 1-13 1 2South Carolina 2005 2005 3-13 0 3Saint Joseph's 1985 2005 10-1 4 1saint peter’s 2005 2010 0-10 14 3Stony Brook 1999 2008 8-6 5 1Temple 2012 2012 1-11 2 1Tennessee 2013 - - 0 0Towson 2005 2005 1-6 1 2UMBC 1982 2012 5-2 19 7UMES 1983 2012 7-1 25 0USC Upstate 1992 1992 9-5 3 1Valparaiso 2007 2007 7-1 2 1Wake Forest 1986 1986 12-14 0 1West Virginia 2006 2006 9-2 1 0Western Carolina 2013 - - 0 0Wofford 1992 2007 12-4 5 9Youngstown State 2009 2009 11-4 1 0bold indicates 2013 opponents-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------nOn-DivisiOn i OppOnenTs / virGiniABridgewater 1987 1988 4-2 1 1Christopher Newport 1988 2001 17-9 8 1Eastern Mennonite 1978 1980 4-2 4 2Ferrum 1978 1999 8-6 1 4Hampden-Sydney 1978 2004 6-2 22 3Lynchburg 1979 2000 9-3 11 7Randolph-Macon 1983 2004 10-11 15 4Shenandoah 1989 1990 17-14 2 1Southern Virginia 2000 2004 13-3 17 0Saint Paul's* 1980 2003 20-0 54 0Virginia State 1982 2005 16-6 61 5Virginia Wesleyan 1978 1981 0-3 1 4Washington & Lee 1979 1982 13-2 6 1-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------nOn-DivisiOn i OppOnenTsAlderson-Broaddus 1999 1999 16-2 1 0Allen 1984 1994 12-5 15 1American International 1991 1991 8-5 1 0Anderson 1999 2003 3-9 5 9Armstrong Atlantic State 1991 1991 10-4 1 0Baltimore 1983 1983 2-7 1 1Baptist 1983 1983 8-12 1 1Barton (Atlantic Christian) 1989 2004 4-7 14 18Belmont Abbey 1995 2004 14-10 25 9Benedict* 1985 1995 5-8 9 4Bloomsburg** 1992 1994 0-3 5 2Bowie State* 1980 2000 13-2 15 3Bristol* 1979 1983 5-2 10 0SUNY-Brockport 1994 1994 9-5 3 1California (Pa.) 1984 1995 10-2 4 0Coker 1996 2003 1-0 14 12


firsT LAsT LAsT series yeAr yeAr sCOre Lu OppnOn-DivisiOn i OppOnenTsColumbia Union 2004 2004 20-5 2 0Columbus State 1984 1987 1-2 0 2Davis & Elkins 1994 1994 7-6 2 1District of Columbia 1981 1982 11-1 4 0Dominican 1990 1990 16-7 2 0East Stroudsburg 2001 2002 11-9 5 0Elizabeth City State 1995 2004 7-6 8 2Erskine 1996 2003 7-1 17 10Florida Southern 1982 1991 11-6 1 1Francis Marion 1982 1995 13-24 8 11Gallaudet 1980 1981 5-4 4 0Gannon 1991 1995 15-1 14 1Guilford 1981 1981 3-2 2 0Hartwick 2002 2002 7-6 2 0Hawaii Pacific 2005 2005 2-15 1 4Houghton 1980 1980 15-0 1 0Johns Hopkins 1979 1979 7-2 1 1King 1980 1985 5-7 8 4Kutztown 1997 1998 2-4 4 2Limestone 1999 2004 4-3 9 11Lock Haven 1989 1995 15-2 9 3Mansfield 1992 1993 1-13 0 2 Mercyhurst 1994 1995 4-2 1 2Methodist 1979 1980 5-14 0 2Missouri Southern 1991 1991 6-9 1 2Morris 1984 1997 9-3 23 2Mount Olive 1989 2003 8-9 7 22Mount Saint Mary (N.Y.) 1996 1997 11-1 3 1Newberry 1987 1999 5-7 1 3North Alabama 1991 1991 8-3 2 0North Carolina Wesleyan 1979 1981 11-7 2 1Oneonta State 1991 1995 11-0 5 0Pfeiffer 1996 2003 11-22 14 12Pittsburgh-Johnstown 1983 2004 7-8 6 8Quincy 1992 1992 8-7 1 0Rutgers-Newark 1995 1995 6-7 0 1Seton Hill 2004 2004 5-4 2 0Shaw* 1988 2004 23-1 9 0Shippensburg 1982 1993 3-6 3 5Slippery Rock 1984 1993 5-6 2 4Southeastern (Mass.) 1978 1978 0-21 0 2St. Andrews** 1985 2004 16-6 16 24St. Mary's 1979 1991 26-11 20 0St. Thomas Aquinas 2004 2004 9-2 1 0Saint Augustine's 1986 2004 16-2 12 4SUNY-New Paltz 1995 1998 13-9 3 0Tusculum 1982 1982 5-1 2 0UC Riverside 1982 1982 1-6 0 1UNC Pembroke 1983 2002 8-13 2 4Valdosta State 1982 1987 1-14 2 2West Georgia 1982 1984 12-11 2 0West Virginia Tech 1981 1987 4-2 14 0Western Connecticut 1979 1979 6-3 1 0Westfield 1987 1987 9-5 2 0*Forfeits: Four vs. Bowie State, North Carolina A&T, and Benedict; two vs. Bristol and Shaw; and one vs. Saint Paul's; **Ties not included.

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1978 (0-9) 0 SE Massachusetts 18 0 SE Massachusetts 21 4 Rhode Island 29 3 Virginia Wesleyan 17 1 George Mason 16 0 Eastern Mennonite 10 3 George Mason 24 1 Hampden-Sydney 25 0 Liberty 11

1979 (16-12) 2 Methodist 4 8 Hampden-Sydney 7 5 Washington & Lee 2 1 Washington & Lee 4 6 Western Connecticut 3 5 Johns Hopkins 8 7 Johns Hopkins 2 1 Lynchburg 14 8 Norfolk State 5 4 Norfolk State 5 12 St. Mary's 2 16 St. Mary's 1 4 Virginia Wesleyan 8 3 Virginia Wesleyan 13 *7 Bristol 0 *7 Bristol 0 7 Eastern Mennonite 0 12 Eastern Mennonite 6 13 North Carolina Wesleyan 20 10 North Carolina Wesleyan 8 1 Lynchburg 15 2 Bristol 0 10 Bristol 7 6 Hampden-Sydney 0 5 Ferrum 16 10 Ferrum 12 1 VMI 6 7 VMI 4

1980 (19-11) 0 Richmond 10 0 Richmond 15 11 Hampden-Sydney 5 10 Washington & Lee 3 8 King 9 6 King 3 8 Virginia 10 5 Methodist 14 8 Eastern Mennonite 1 4 Eastern Mennonite 2 4 Norfolk State 7 9 Norfolk State 2 4 Duke 5 15 Houghton 0 3 Lynchburg 4 13 Virginia 12 12 Bristol 1 18 Bristol 8 3 Lynchburg 4 26 St. Mary's 6

11 St. Mary's 1 12 Gallaudet 6 15 Gallaudet 2 17 Hampden-Sydney 10 7 Bowie State 0 1 Bowie State 2 17 Saint Paul's 1 *7 Saint Paul's 0 7 VMI 9 10 VMI 4

1981 (24-13) 6 Guilford 2 3 Guilford 2 11 North Carolina Wesleyan 7 31 Saint Paul's 3 8 Virginia Wesleyan 3 0 Virginia Wesleyan 3 4 District of Columbia 0 26 District of Columbia 2 6 West Virginia Tech 2 19 West Virginia Tech 1 6 Hampden-Sydney 11 11 Washington & Lee 5 10 King 6 11 King 2 12 Bristol 1 4 Georgetown (DC) 5 3 Georgetown (DC) 6 9 Hampden-Sydney 10 0 Norfolk State 6 8 Norfolk State 9 7 Colgate 6 9 Colgate 0 15 VMI 4 6 Duke 9 13 St. Mary's 4 11 Lynchburg 10 3 Virginia Tech 13 0 Liberty 14 3 Bowie State 5 16 Bowie State 5 6 Virginia 11 7 Gallaudet 1 5 Gallaudet 4 13 Liberty 19 9 Mount St. Mary's 5 12 Mount St. Mary's 6 14 Washington & Lee 3

1982 (31-10-1) 6 Duke 6 2 Francis Marion 10 9 Hampden-Sydney 3 4 Virginia 8 9 West Virginia Tech 3 13 West Virginia Tech 3 4 Shippensburg 3 9 Washington & Lee 2 8 Bristol 3 6 Bristol 0 12 King 0

11 King 0 3 Tusculum 1 5 Tusculum 1 3 Virginia Tech 11 13 Virginia State 9 14 Mount St. Mary's 4 13 Mount St. Mary's 4 15 UMBC 6 7 UMBC 5 23 District of Columbia 0 11 District of Columbia 1 5 VCU 9 10 Saint Paul's 0 12 Saint Paul's 3 11 William and Mary 6 9 Lynchburg 7 11 Virginia 13 4 James Madison 6 *0 Lynchburg 9 17 St. Mary's 1 14 St. Mary's 2 11 Bowie State 7 13 Bowie State 7 13 Washington & Lee 2 9 Hampden-Sydney 3

sOuTh ATLAnTiC reGiOnAL 12 West Georgia 2 19 Valdosta State 17 4 Valdosta State 6 3 Valdosta State 1

DivisiOn ii WOrLD series 1 UC Riverside 6 0 Florida Southern 11

1983 (22-9) 6 UNC Pembroke 7 6 UNC Pembroke 3 13 UNC Pembroke 4 11 Baptist 2 8 Baptist 12 7 West Virginia Tech 2 8 West Virginia Tech 0 4 Mount St. Mary's 2 1 Mount Mary's 4 5 Bristol 2 1 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 4 8 Randolph-Macon 6 15 Virginia State 1 11 Virginia State 2 8 Saint Paul's 7 3 Saint Paul's 2 2 Mount St. Mary's 3 3 Mount St. Mary's 1 6 UMBC 8 7 UMES 1 7 UMES 1 12 Baltimore 6 2 Baltimore 7 12 Virginia State 2 14 Virginia State 2 11 William and Mary 16 8 Saint Paul's 2

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5 Saint Paul's 0 12 St. Mary's 5 11 St. Mary's 4 5 James Madison 6

1984 (32-11) 3 Francis Marion 2 4 Francis Marion 5 12 Morris 1 8 Morris 10 6 Allen 1 19 Allen 3 19 West Virginia Tech 7 12 West Virginia Tech 6 1 Slippery Rock 9 2 Slippery Rock 3 13 California (Pa.) 6 8 California (Pa.) 3 16 UMBC 5 3 UMBC 2 10 Saint Paul's 7 10 King 5 3 King 0 22 Mount St. Mary's 0 4 Mount St. Mary's 2 10 Virginia State 0 7 Virginia State 4 6 Saint Paul's 3 22 UMES 7 16 UMES 3 2 Virginia 1 6 William and Mary 7 12 UMBC 7 21 UMBC 10 4 Mount St. Mary's 1 9 Mount St. Mary's 3 3 Virginia Tech 6 8 Norfolk State 11 7 Norfolk State 14 12 James Madison 16 22 St. Mary's 2 13 St. Mary's 0 11 Bowie State 1 15 Bowie State 3 12 Virginia State 2 12 Virginia State 2

sOuTh ATLAnTiC reGiOnAL 1 Columbus State 19 12 West Georgia 11 1 Shippensburg 3

1985 (34-12) 13 St. Andrews 1 1 Francis Marion 13 9 Francis Marion 4 14 Morris 7 8 Morris 2 12 Benedict 2 20 Benedict 7 16 Allen 0 12 Allen 1 20 Hampden-Sydney 1

11 West Virginia Tech 1 10 West Virginia Tech 4 9 Slippery Rock 6 5 Slippery Rock 7 12 UMBC 9 9 UMES 2 8 UMES 3 4 King 10 9 King 4 2 Virginia 3 16 Randolph-Macon 8 9 Virginia State 0 10 Virginia State 0 13 Saint Joseph's 3 20 Saint Joseph's 10 15 Bowie State 0 *7 Bowie State 0 8 Virginia Tech 10 8 Virginia State 2 12 Virginia State 6 1 King 0 5 King 7 4 Randolph-Macon 7 11 VCU 10 11 Radford 1 8 Radford 4 2 UMBC 9 6 UMBC 7 15 Hampden-Sydney 11 3 Norfolk State 7 2 Norfolk State 6 0 Richmond 19 8 Mount St. Mary's 1 13 Mount St. Mary's 3 17 St. Mary's 2 9 St. Mary's 2

1986 (30-16-1) 9 St. Andrews 9 5 Francis Marion 11 6 Francis Marion 2 6 Morris 1 10 Morris 1 14 Benedict 0 *7 Benedict 0 6 Allen 4 12 Allen 0 15 West Virginia Tech 8 16 West Virginia Tech 8 5 Shippensburg 10 0 Shippensburg 6 7 Radford 6 13 Radford 2 7 Mount St. Mary's 0 6 Mount St. Mary's 3 15 St. Mary's 1 4 UMBC 2 3 UMBC 9 6 St. Augustine's 8 3 St. Augustine's 1 6 Norfolk State 7 9 Norfolk State 10

8 Virginia State 3 8 Virginia State 5 1 Duke 6 7 Hampden-Sydney 0 3 Hampden-Sydney 7 8 Liberty 10 4 St. Augustine's 7 2 St. Augustine's 0 14 Duke 9 3 Norfolk State 4 13 Norfolk State 2 1 Liberty 10 9 Virginia Tech 14 19 Randolph-Macon 1 15 William and Mary 7 21 Hampden-Sydney 8 8 Coppin State 10 12 Wake Forest 14 6 Mount St. Mary's 2 13 Mount St. Mary's 0 19 Coppin State 7 19 St. Mary's 11 10 St. Mary's 5

1987 (29-8) 6 St. Andrews 1 4 St. Andrews 2 3 Francis Marion 1 6 Newberry 4 6 Newberry 7 6 Hampden-Sydney 3 4 West Virginia Tech 2 4 West Virginia Tech 2 7 Lafayette 5 4 Lafayette 2 2 Virginia State 0 11 Virginia State 3 12 Westfield 2 9 Westfield 5 *9 Norfolk State 0 4 VCU 11 5 Bridgewater 9 6 Virginia Tech 16 22 North Carolina A&T 4 8 North Carolina A&T 0 6 Liberty 3 7 Hampden-Sydney 0 8 VMI 7 10 St. Augustine's 1 6 St. Augustine's 1 5 Virginia State 2 5 Virginia State 6 15 Randolph-Macon 13 8 Radford 2 9 Radford 1 *7 North Carolina A&T 0 7 North Carolina A&T 1 9 Norfolk State 1 6 St. Augustine's 8 14 St. Augustine's 12

sOuTh ATLAnTiC reGiOnAL 1 Columbus State 2

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1 Valdosta State 14

1988 (33-12) 4 UNC Pembroke 6 3 St. Andrews 10 4 St. Andrews 7 11 Francis Marion 6 4 Francis Marion 9 5 Hampden-Sydney 0 12 Morris 2 5 Morris 6 16 Allen 0 11 Allen 1 14 Virginia State 4 10 Virginia State 4 2 Old Dominion 7 22 St. Mary's 2 12 Christopher Newport 6 7 Shaw 5 11 Shaw 1 4 Bridgewater 2 6 Liberty 9 3 St. Augustine's 4 15 St. Augustine's 10 9 UMES 4 14 UMES 0 1 VCU 3 6 Radford 9 8 Richmond 11 14 Virginia State 0 10 Virginia State 2 8 VMI 11 13 St. Augustine's 6 11 St. Augustine's 4 *7 Bowie State 0 *7 Bowie State 0 *7 North Carolina A&T 0 *7 North Carolina A&T 0 10 Mount St. Mary's 3 15 Mount St. Mary's 0 *7 Shaw 0 *7 Shaw 0 *7 Bowie State 0 *7 Bowie State 0 16 North Carolina A&T 5 16 North Carolina A&T 8 3 UMES 1 9 UMES 1

1989 (23-13) 0 UNC Pembroke 4 2 St. Andrews 0 1 Mount Olive 3 1 The Citadel 16 4 The Citadel 1 5 The Citadel 4 17 Morris 4 *7 Benedict 0 *7 Benedict 0 7 Allen 3 12 Allen 3 10 Rhode Island College 0

20 Christopher Newport 6 12 Shenandoah 0 2 Shenandoah 7 6 Lock Haven 1 5 Lock Haven 9 16 Saint Paul's 0 12 Saint Paul's 2 4 Liberty 17 11 Virginia State 1 5 Virginia State 0 1 Richmond 4 11 Saint Paul's 0 7 Saint Paul's 1 7 Virginia State 3 9 Virginia State 2 13 Atlantic Christian 14 2 Atlantic Christian 9 16 North Carolina A&T 7 7 Randolph-Macon 3 6 Radford 7 1 Radford 4 10 St. Mary's 3 2 William and Mary 13 5 William and Mary 6

1990 (21-11) 8 St. Andrews 6 11 St. Andrews 6 9 St. Andrews 14 0 St. Andrews 10 2 Mount Olive 6 6 Morris 1 9 Morris 5 6 Francis Marion 4 4 Lock Haven 3 5 Lock Haven 2 0 Lock Haven 3 2 Dominican 0 16 Dominican 7 1 Atlantic Christian 3 4 Atlantic Christian 5 6 Slippery Rock 5 11 Shippensburg 8 3 Saint Paul's 0 14 Saint Paul's 0 3 Virginia State 7 12 Virginia State 4 3 Richmond 8 1 Liberty 13 3 Liberty 8 6 Randolph-Macon 5 17 Shenandoah 14 12 Christopher Newport 5 11 Christopher Newport 9 2 Virginia State 3 11 Virginia State 10 15 UMES 5 5 UMES 0

1991 (41-8) 0 Richmond 7 8 Francis Marion 4

13 Morris 11 5 Morris 3 6 Gannon 2 9 Gannon 5 11 Gannon 2 13 Bowie State 2 12 Bowie State 6 2 Fairfield 3 5 Fairfield 4 4 Fairfield 3 3 Christopher Newport 6 9 Brown 16 13 Brown 8 11 Lynchburg 4 12 Saint Paul's 0 9 Saint Paul's 6 17 Coppin State 0 11 Coppin State 1 11 Oneonta State 4 22 Oneonta State 3 15 Bowie State 7 13 Bowie State 10 13 Saint Paul's 1 *7 Saint Paul's 0 6 North Carolina A&T 2 13 North Carolina A&T 9 4 Virginia State 3 8 Virginia State 0 1 Lynchburg 4 8 North Carolina A&T 6 1 North Carolina A&T 3 9 Randolph-Macon 1 26 St. Mary's 11 9 William and Mary 8 12 Christopher Newport 2 5 UMES 1 5 UMES 3 5 Virginia State 0 10 Virginia State 3

sOuTh ATLAnTiC reGiOnAL 5 North Alabama 2 10 Armstrong Atlantic State 4 8 North Alabama 3

DivisiOn ii WOrLD series 3 Missouri Southern 6 8 American International 5 11 Florida Southern 6 11 Missouri Southern 8 6 Missouri Southern 9

1992 (32-9) 11 Francis Marion 10 2 Francis Marion 3 11 Morris 1 14 Morris 3 10 Benedict 4 12 Benedict 4 6 Allen 3 0 Allen 9 13 Binghamton 3 15 Bloomsburg 6 6 Bloomsburg 5

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15 Bloomsburg 13 15 Gannon 6 10 Gannon 16 16 Wofford 17 8 Quincy 7 0 USC Upstate 3 2 USC Upstate 1 4 Liberty 10 13 Wofford 5 6 Wofford 10 16 Oneonta State 8 16 Oneonta State 5 8 North Carolina A&T 3 5 North Carolina A&T 2 15 Saint Paul's 1 20 Saint Paul's 6 6 Virginia State 2 16 North Carolina A&T 5 12 North Carolina A&T 2 9 UMES 2 20 UMES 8 5 USC Upstate 3 9 USC Upstate 5 9 Randolph-Macon 5 18 Christopher Newport 4 11 Virginia State 0 12 Virginia State 2 13 UMES 6

nOrTh ATLAnTiC reGiOnAL 9 Mansfield 12 11 Shippensburg 15

1993 (26-9-1) 4 Francis Marion 10 2 Francis Marion 3 8 Morris 5 13 Morris 4 5 Allen 2 12 Allen 2 2 Benedict 6 18 Benedict 4 2 Bloomsburg 1 8 Bloomsburg 8 7 Bloomsburg 5 3 Shippensburg 2 3 Shippensburg 6 5 Norfolk State 3 9 Virginia State 6 7 Virginia State 2 8 Liberty 7 15 Saint Paul’s 4 11 North Carolina A&T 10 4 North Carolina A&T 3 14 Saint Paul’s 8 2 Gannon 1 11 Gannon 4 18 Christopher Newport 3 4 Wofford 9 6 Wofford 7 2 Norfolk State 20 13 North Carolina A&T 3 *7 North Carolina A&T 0

10 Virginia State 0 3 Virginia State 1 11 Coppin State 3 18 Coppin State 13 6 Wofford 3

nOrTh ATLAnTiC reGiOnAL 1 Mansfield 13 5 Slippery Rock 6

1994 (27-13) 4 Francis Marion 8 11 Morris 2 13 Morris 8 15 Allen 2 12 Allen 5 4 Benedict 7 5 Benedict 7 8 Davis & Elkins 3 4 Davis & Elkins 6 7 Davis & Elkins 6 6 SUNY-Brockport 7 12 SUNY-Brockport 4 5 SUNY-Brockport 4 9 SUNY-Brockport 5 5 Lock Haven 4 9 Lock Haven 8 3 Virginia State 1 17 Virginia State 2 15 Saint Paul’s 4 2 Oneonta State 0 9 Oneonta State 5 13 Virginia State 3 12 Virginia State 3 7 Elon 10 8 Saint Paul’s 1 11 Saint Paul’s 2 4 Bloomsburg 7 0 Bloomsburg 3 19 St. Augustine’s 5 8 Gannon 5 13 Gannon 5 10 Gannon 8 8 Randolph-Macon 17 11 Norfolk State 5 6 Elon 17

ALL spOrT/LC inviTATiOnAL 4 Mercyhurst 6 9 Gannon 4 7 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 9

1995 (30-12) 11 Belmont Abbey 4 4 Francis Marion 18 13 Francis Marion 24 3 Voorhees 7 2 Voorhees 1 7 Morris 1 7 Morris 0 5 Benedict 8 4 Georgetown 6 1 Georgetown 5 7 High Point 10

7 Lock Haven 2 10 Lock Haven 5 15 Lock Haven 6 10 SUNY-New Paltz 5 11 High Point 9 17 Elizabeth City State 5 3 Elizabeth City State 5 5 California (Pa.) 1 10 California (Pa.) 2 11 Oneonta State 0 6 Virginia State 2 15 Virginia State 4 16 Saint Paul’s 7 12 Saint Paul’s 3 6 Rutgers-Newark 7 12 William and Mary 3 11 Randolph-Macon 1 22 Virginia State 15 17 Virginia State 4 11 Belmont Abbey 5 12 Gannon 3 7 Gannon 6 15 Gannon 2 15 Gannon 1 7 Norfolk State 11 18 Hampden-Sydney 6 18 Norfolk State 6 6 Lock Haven 15 15 Lock Haven 2 4 Mercyhurst 5 4 Mercyhurst 2

1996 (25-17) 8 Belmont Abbey 6 7 Belmont Abbey 2 16 Belmont Abbey 10 13 Morris 0 11 Morris 2 2 Pfeiffer 4 1 Pfeiffer 2 4 Pfeiffer 6 8 Elizabeth City State 0 9 Elizabeth City State 4 19 Hampden-Sydney 6 15 Lynchburg 6 6 High Point 1 4 High Point 2 3 Lynchburg 6 5 Mount Saint Mary (N.Y.) 0 8 Mount Saint Mary (N.Y.) 9 5 Mount Olive 4 2 Mount Olive 9 4 Mount Olive 1 2 Barton 3 2 Barton 9 12 Barton 0 5 Coker 8 2 Coker 1 3 Coker 5 7 St. Andrews 8 3 St. Andrews 6 6 St. Andrews 15

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3 Erskine 5 9 Erskine 4 6 Erskine 10 7 High Point 3

CvAC TOurnAmenT 1 Pfeiffer 3 3 Erskine 5 15 Virginia State 3 3 Virginia State 1 13 Randolph-Macon 5 11 Saint Paul’s 0 6 Saint Paul’s 0 11 St. Augustine’s 1 13 St. Augustine’s 3

1997 (35-9) 7 Belmont Abbey 3 5 Belmont Abbey 4 10 Belmont Abbey 6 10 Morris 4 9 Morris 3 5 Kutztown 3 7 Kutztown 5 3 Kutztown 1 8 Lynchburg 0 14 High Point 3 13 High Point 2 9 High Point 6 4 Hampden-Sydney 0 0 Mount Olive 5 4 Mount Olive 5 5 Mount Olive 8 17 SUNY-New Paltz 2 7 Mount Saint Mary (N.Y.) 1 11 Mount Saint Mary (N.Y.) 1 5 Barton 6 14 Barton 1 13 Barton 12 13 Saint Paul’s 1 18 Saint Paul’s 4 16 Pfeiffer 4 4 Pfeiffer 3 6 Pfeiffer 0 16 Virginia State 2 27 Virginia State 3 10 Coker 7 4 Coker 2 13 Coker 12 4 St. Andrews 12 1 St. Andrews 6 0 St. Andrews 4 9 Erskine 2 4 Erskine 2 2 Erskine 0

CvAC TOurnAmenT 12 Erskine 10 18 St. Andrews 9 6 Mount Olive 0 4 Barton 3 4 Mount Olive 8 6 Mount Olive 15

1998 (28-10) 4 Kutztown 5 3 Kutztown 1 2 Kutztown 4 14 Erskine 4 9 Erskine 3 4 Erskine 3 2 Belmont Abbey 0 7 Lynchburg 4 6 St. Andrews 5 4 St. Andrews 10 9 St. Andrews 4 3 Belmont Abbey 2 12 Belmont Abbey 7 12 Hampden-Sydney 7 2 Pfeiffer 4 3 Pfeiffer 2 11 Pfeiffer 1 10 Virginia State 4 13 SUNY-New Paltz 9 12 Lynchburg 3 20 Mount Olive 8 10 Mount Olive 9 11 Mount Olive 18 21 Saint Paul’s 3 23 Saint Paul’s 1 20 Virginia State 14 5 Barton 3 6 Barton 8 8 Barton 7 3 Coker 5 7 Coker 0 9 Coker 7 24 Randolph-Macon 10

CvAC TOurnAmenT 6 Belmont Abbey 4 3 Belmont Abbey 4 4 Belmont Abbey 3 3 Mount Olive 8 2 Erskine 5

1999 (25-21) 12 Stony Brook 6 9 Stony Brook 6 5 Stony Brook 4 4 St. Andrews 8 6 St. Andrews 7 5 St. Andrews 6 0 Coker 5 5 Coker 1 3 Coker 7 5 Saint Paul’s 0 4 Saint Paul’s 3 11 Hampden-Sydney 5 11 Limestone 5 4 Limestone 5 0 Limestone 5 11 Newberry 12 5 Newberry 7 16 Alderson-Broaddus 2 16 Lynchburg 2 5 Barton 4

6 Barton 2 8 Ferrum 6 21 Virginia State 9 1 Mount Olive 9 2 Mount Olive 4 2 Virginia State 3 0 Mount Olive 8 3 Erskine 12 2 Erskine 11 11 Erskine 12 9 Lynchburg 3 9 Pfeiffer 3 6 Pfeiffer 4 9 Pfeiffer 4 8 Saint Paul’s 2 8 Saint Paul’s 6 6 Barton 3 4 Anderson 11 14 Anderson 3 11 Anderson 12 6 Randolph-Macon 8 19 Belmont Abbey 0 6 Belmont Abbey 5 18 Belmont Abbey 7

CvAC TOurnAmenT 8 St. Andrews 9 2 Limestone 3

2000 (28-18) 1 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 5 3 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 1 3 Southern Virginia 2 8 Southern Virginia 0 7 Coker 6 2 Coker 3 8 Coker 2 5 Limestone 4 1 Limestone 7 11 Limestone 16 26 Southern Virginia 2 26 Elizabeth City State 9 21 Lynchburg 4 20 Barton 10 11 Barton 12 19 Barton 10 10 Virginia State 3 3 Mount Olive 5 2 Mount Olive 17 4 Mount Olive 8 15 Saint Paul’s 3 14 Saint Paul’s 2 9 Erskine 6 9 Erskine 2 7 Erskine 4 6 Saint Paul’s 2 15 Saint Paul’s 0 9 Lynchburg 3 5 Pfeiffer 1 1 Pfeiffer 8 7 Pfeiffer 2 6 Bowie State 8 13 Bowie State 2

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3 Anderson 4 7 Anderson 8 11 Anderson 14 26 Randolph-Macon 5 2 Belmont Abbey 0 6 Belmont Abbey 0 6 St. Andrews 11 3 St. Andrews 10 1 St. Andrews 6

CvAC TOurnAmenT 11 St. Andrews 17 5 Limestone 4 10 Pfeiffer 8 11 Coker 12

2001 (27-16) 14 Southern Virginia 4 13 Southern Virginia 1 6 East Stroudsburg 2 12 East Stroudsburg 5 3 Limestone 6 2 Limestone 3 16 Barton 7 4 Barton 6 17 Christopher Newport 9 9 Elizabeth City State 8 11 Mount Olive 7 3 Mount Olive 8 12 Mount Olive 13 2 Erskine 10 9 Erskine 3 5 Erskine 7 12 Southern Virginia 5 8 Southern Virginia 1 14 Elizabeth City State 6 9 Pfeiffer 7 3 Pfeiffer 6 6 Pfeiffer 8 7 Anderson 4 5 Anderson 7 14 Saint Paul’s 4 17 Saint Paul’s 1 8 Belmont Abbey 11 6 Belmont Abbey 3 5 Belmont Abbey 4 10 Saint Paul’s 0 12 St. Andrews 6 4 St. Andrews 8 6 St. Andrews 12 14 Randolph-Macon 4 1 Coker 5 4 Coker 3 3 Coker 2 7 Hampden-Sydney 6

CvAC TOurnAmenT 4 Belmont Abbey 9 5 Coker 2 5 Erskine 4 7 Limestone 3 2 Belmont Abbey 7

2002 (30-16) 13 East Stroudsburg 1 7 East Stroudsburg 5 11 East Stroudsburg 9 5 Barton 6 4 Barton 5 6 Barton 5 14 Mount Olive 6 3 Southern Virginia 2 8 Southern Virginia 0 8 UNC Pembroke 13 8 Erskine 11 11 Erskine 6 11 Erskine 9 2 Bryant 6 4 Bryant 10 5 Pfeiffer 2 9 Pfeiffer 7 5 Anderson 6 8 Anderson 5 4 Anderson 18 16 Saint Paul’s 4 19 Saint Paul’s 0 6 Belmont Abbey 11 2 Belmont Abbey 7 4 Belmont Abbey 0 11 Hartwick 7 7 Hartwick 6 7 Shaw 2 8 Shaw 2 18 Saint Paul’s 3 22 Saint Paul’s 1 9 St. Andrews 2 8 St. Andrews 4 5 St. Andrews 8 16 Virginia State 14 9 Virginia State 5 12 Coker 13 8 Coker 2 2 Coker 14 5 Randolph-Macon 2 6 Hampden-Sydney 4 5 Limestone 3 2 Limestone 5

CvAC TOurnAmenT 9 Barton 10 5 Coker 2 5 Erskine 4

2003 (23-19) 5 Mount Olive 11 2 Mount Olive 19 5 Mount Olive 6 7 Erskine 4 7 Erskine 1 13 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 5 5 Southern Virginia 4 11 Southern Virginia 9 3 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 16 7 Pfeiffer 13 5 Pfeiffer 6 11 Pfeiffer 22

2 Elizabeth City State 13 10 Anderson 7 13 Anderson 6 3 Anderson 9 11 Shaw 5 17 Belmont Abbey 13 8 Belmont Abbey 10 8 Belmont Abbey 9 13 Saint Paul’s 0 20 Saint Paul’s 0 8 St. Andrews 12 11 St. Andrews 7 8 Virginia State 5 6 Virginia State 2 14 Southern Virginia 4 4 Southern Virginia 3 4 Coker 5 8 Coker 9 1 Coker 0 20 Saint Paul’s 0 17 Limestone 5 6 Limestone 7 4 Limestone 5 14 Hampden-Sydney 8 8 Randolph-Macon 7 7 Barton 10 5 Barton 2 3 Barton 4

CvAC TOurnAmenT 6 Belmont Abbey 4 8 Mount Olive 9

2004 (31-16) 0 James Madison 13 3 James Madison 12 3 James Madison 10 8 Bryant 9 13 Bryant 4 7 Bryant 2 11 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 10 9 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 3 20 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 3 6 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 5 8 Seton Hill 5 5 Seton Hill 4 12 Elizabeth City State 0 7 Elizabeth City State 6 13 Shaw 4 23 Shaw 1 3 Belmont Abbey 2 2 Belmont Abbey 10 14 Belmont Abbey 10 9 St. Thomas Aquinas 2 3 St. Andrews 14 6 St. Andrews 4 5 St. Andrews 3 16 St. Andrews 6 5 Southern Virginia 4 17 Southern Virginia 2 13 Virginia State 8 14 Virginia State 17 16 Columbia Union 4

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20 Columbia Union 5 16 Saint Augustine’s 2 13 Limestone 10 10 Limestone 17 4 Limestone 3 7 Southern Virginia 0 13 Southern Virginia 3 16 Virginia State 5 10 Virginia State 0 6 Barton 8 6 Barton 11 4 Barton 7 4 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 5 4 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 6 3 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 4 7 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 8 6 Hampden-Sydney 2 10 Randolph-Macon 11

2005 (16-32) 1 Hawaii Pacific 2 7 Hawaii Pacific 3 2 Hawaii Pacific 9 3 Hawaii Pacific 6 2 Hawaii Pacific 15 1 #6 South Carolina 5 1 #6 South Carolina 4 3 #6 South Carolina 13 4 Wofford 5 5 Wofford 6 1 Charlotte 5 4 Charlotte 10 9 Saint Joseph’s 4 1 Saint Joseph’s 9 10 Saint Joseph’s 1 10 Towson 6 6 Towson 7 0 Virginia 8 2 Old Dominion 9 10 Saint Peter’s 1 12 Saint Peter’s 7 11 Saint Peter’s 0 1 Towson 6 4 Indiana 10 4 Indiana 1 5 Old Dominion 7 5 Norfolk State 3 2 Norfolk State 0 6 James Madison 11 15 Appalachian State 4 4 VMI 11 1 VMI 9 8 VMI 9 7 The Citadel 4 7 The Citadel 9 16 Virginia State 6 6 James Madison 5 1 Virginia 5 10 VCU 3 0 VCU 5 12 Delaware State 13 2 Delaware State 4

5 Maryland 10 5 Maryland 8 4 William and Mary 3 6 William and Mary 7 4 William and Mary 23 5 Winthrop 6

2006 (23-27) 4 Wofford 7 0 Wofford 6 11 Wofford 10 15 Norfolk State 4 0 VCU 6 2 William and Mary 1 3 Liberty 4 6 Saint Peter’s 0 6 Saint Peter’s 0 3 Liberty 4 0 Old Dominion 11 12 Coppin State 6 9 Coppin State 5 6 Coppin State 0 1 Old Dominion 6 8 Rider 3 8 Rider 5 7 Rider 5 7 James Madison 12 3 VMI 10 3 Samford 6 8 Samford 7 1 Samford 13 4 VCU 12 9 Dayton 1 6 Dayton 8 5 Dayton 2 8 Campbell 14 8 Campbell 7 8 Radford 4 3 UMBC 9 0 UMBC 9 3 UMBC 2 4 George Mason 3 5 Norfolk State 9 3 George Mason 4 4 Virginia 6 0 Liberty 8 1 Virginia Tech 3 5 North Carolina A&T 4 1 North Carolina A&T 2 9 West Virginia 2 4 North Carolina State 18 6 Radford 4 6 Appalachian State 8 3 Delaware State 0 2 Delaware State 7 11 Delaware State 10 2 William and Mary 3 4 William and Mary 6

2007 (34-19) 1 Wofford 3 6 Wofford 2

12 Wofford 4 2 High Point 7 1 Saint Peter’s 0 13 Saint Peter’s 1 10 Saint Peter’s 4 7 Saint Peter’s 6 6 Old Dominion 4 5 Lafayette 6 2 Lafayette 5 1 William and Mary 3 3 James Madison 2 4 Valparaiso 2 5 Valparaiso 8 7 Valparaiso 1 16 Coppin State 2 13 Coppin State 1 6 Marist 3 7 Marist 1 5 Marist 1 12 Fairleigh Dickinson 7 3 Fairleigh Dickinson 2 9 Radford 8 0 Virginia Tech 5 4 Princeton 0 2 Princeton 4 4 Princeton 3 17 Radford 15 3 Virginia 4 8 Long Island 3 8 Long Island 6 4 Long Island 6 8 Long Island 16 3 Norfolk State 2 9 NJIT 8 7 NJIT 2 8 NJIT 1 6 NJIT 4 8 James Madison 6 4 George Mason 6 4 North Carolina A&T 4 11 North Carolina A&T 10 4 North Carolina A&T 1 7 Norfolk State 4 9 Norfolk State 7 2 High Point 3 1 Army 2 16 Army 10 2 Army 3 2 Appalachian State 8 0 Appalachian State 1 4 William and Mary 6

2008 (23-26-1) 9 Le Moyne 7 5 Le Moyne 6 3 Le Moyne 2 4 Le Moyne 6 6 Richmond 7 3 Richmond 2 3 Norfolk State 2 6 Binghamton 5 4 Binghamton 3

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3 Binghamton 8 2 George Mason 3 7 George Mason 6 9 Coppin State 4 4 Coppin State 1 12 Coppin State 4 0 Norfolk State 6 9 Norfolk State 4 8 VCU 9 11 UMES 2 6 Stony Brook 7 7 Stony Brook 3 8 Stony Brook 6 3 Old Dominion 8 6 Radford 16 6 UMBC 3 8 UMBC 6 5 UMBC 4 7 Virginia Tech 8 3 James Madison 15 4 James Madison 3 0 #24 Virginia 6 8 North Carolina Central 4 3 North Carolina Central 1 1 Old Dominion 11 8 William and Mary 13 4 North Carolina A&T 7 2 North Carolina A&T 4 12 North Carolina A&T 13 3 Norfolk State 2 2 High Point 3 9 William and Mary 13 1 William and Mary 14 4 Duke 6 3 Duke 10 9 High Point 7 3 Liberty 5 4 Liberty 12 3 Liberty 3 1 Radford 3 6 VMI 4

2009 (26-22) 7 Delaware 10 6 Delaware 22 9 Delaware 3 14 Delaware 7 4 Richmond 7 8 Old Dominion 2 3 Le Moyne 7 7 North Carolina A&T 5 5 North Carolina A&T 7 10 Saint Peter’s 14 18 Saint Peter’s 3 4 Saint Peter’s 3 11 Saint Peter’s 10 11 Youngstown State 4 10 Campbell 7 8 Campbell 7 5 Coppin State 1 10 Coppin State 4 7 Canisius 11

5 Lafayette 2 10 Lafayette 8 6 Lafayette 12 9 Gardner-Webb 10 8 Gardner-Webb 4 7 Liberty 3 5 Norfolk State 0 4 Norfolk State 5 15 North Carolina Central 1 6 North Carolina Central 5 4 Furman 10 13 Furman 8 5 Radford 12 11 VMI 8 4 Le Moyne 9 2 Le Moyne 3 5 Le Moyne 6 4 Le Moyne 11 14 James Madison 16 8 UMES 5 13 UMES 0 7 UMES 4 15 UMES 2 4 #1 North Carolina 5 3 William and Mary 12 4 William and Mary 8 9 James Madison 6 6 Appalachian State 16 2 Appalachian State 4

2010 (28-20) 9 Binghamton 8 6 Binghamton 1 8 Binghamton 5 11 Coppin State 10 14 Coppin State 5 10 James Madison 11 10 Niagara 3 7 Niagara 8 7 Niagara 1 1 Niagara 3 3 Marist 6 5 George Mason 17 6 VCU 0 0 Rider 2 12 Rider 9 5 Rider 19 5 Rider 12 4 VCU 10 1 Le Moyne 5 1 Le Moyne 0 4 Le Moyne 9 11 Old Dominion 4 13 James Madison 17 8 UMBC 5 7 UMBC 2 1 #29 VMI 14 15 North Carolina Central 6 12 Le Moyne 11 5 Le Moyne 2 5 Le Moyne 2 4 George Mason 5

2 Radford 8 9 William and Mary 10 5 Norfolk State 4 8 Norfolk State 2 5 Richmond 4 10 Richmond 13 5 Campbell 4 24 Campbell 12 6 Campbell 22 9 Radford 6 8 Norfolk State 7 11 Norfolk State 4 14 Norfolk State 7 13 Saint Peter’s 7 4 Saint Peter’s 8 13 Saint Peter’s 6 0 Saint Peter’s 10

2011 (28-18) 8 Cleveland State 3 10 Cleveland State 22 9 Cleveland State 4 5 George Mason 12 0 La Salle 3 1 La Salle 6 2 La Salle 7 5 UMES 3 3 UMES 1 16 North Carolina Central 6 13 Coppin State 2 9 Coppin State 2 5 Coppin State 1 7 Norfolk State 4 10 Norfolk State 0 6 VCU 1 15 Buffalo 5 9 Buffalo 6 8 Buffalo 2 5 Buffalo 4 4 Le Moyne 3 2 Le Moyne 6 10 Le Moyne 0 4 VMI 5 2 Bucknell 3 2 Bucknell 11 1 Bucknell 2 6 Bucknell 2 9 James Madison 8 11 UMBC 0 8 UMBC 4 1 UMBC 6 4 VCU 8 7 William and Mary 0 1 William and Mary 6 9 North Carolina Central 7 7 North Carolina A&T 6 1 North Carolina A&T 2 9 North Carolina A&T 3 4 North Carolina A&T 10 4 William and Mary 2 4 William and Mary 1 6 James Madison 4

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5 VMI 12 14 Norfolk State 21 3 Norfolk State 8

2012 (27-21) 8 Iona 2 6 Iona 5 4 Iona 10 7 James Madison 13 11 Coppin State 0 13 Coppin State 1 6 Coppin State 5 7 Temple 6 3 Temple 2 1 Temple 11 4 Norfolk State 3 2 Norfolk State 1 9 Niagara 10 5 Niagara 6 1 Niagara 15 13 Niagara 9 9 George Mason 7 6 Campbell 15 5 Campbell 9 2 Campbell 5 1 Cornell 5 3 Cornell 4 1 Cornell 3 13 North Carolina Central 3 2 North Carolina Central 4 2 George Washington 5 15 UMBC 4 3 UMBC 1 5 UMBC 2 0 William and Mary 6 6 North Carolina Central 10 5 North Carolina Central 3 23 North Carolina Central 8 8 VMI 6 0 VCU 9 8 George Mason 6 4 North Carolina A&T 3 4 North Carolina A&T 3 2 VMI 6 7 UMES 1 2 Duke 9 9 Old Dominion 7 1 William and Mary 13 4 James Madison 1 2 Rider 0 2 Rider 1 4 Rider 3 3 Rider 16

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With a legacy of learning dating back morethan 170 years, Longwood University has devel-oped a meaningful learning environment that ex-tends far beyond the classroom. Founded in1839 as the Farmville Female Seminary Asso-ciation, the school was a pioneer first in privateand later in public education. The state of Vir-ginia acquired the school in 1884 and renamedit as the Normal School, the first state institutionof higher learning for women in Virginia. Overthe years, the school expanded its curricula andhad a succession of names, becoming Long-wood College in 1949 and fully coeducationalin 1976. On April 24, 2002, history was againmade at Longwood when Gov. Mark Warnersigned legislation that designated Longwood asa university, effective July 1, 2002. The legacy that began in 1839 continuestoday as Longwood University offers more than100 majors, minors and concentrations to morethan 4,800 students. Given its historical roots,Longwood University enjoys an enviable repu-tation for teacher preparation. But the excellencehas expanded throughout the university withstrong programs in the liberal arts and sciences,business, and professional and pre-professionalprograms. Today the coeducational, comprehen-sive state university comprises four separate col-leges: the Cook-Cole College of Arts andSciences, the College of Business and Econom-ics, the College of Education and Human Serv-ices and the College of Graduate andProfessional Studies. The graduate college of-fers programs in education, communication sci-ences and disorders, English and sociology, aswell as an MBA degree. Under the leadership of Interim PresidentMarge Connelly, Longwood is committed to de-veloping citizen leaders and provides a mean-ingful learning environment. Students get anexcellent grounding in theory then translate theirnewly acquired knowledge into action by doingresearch, internships, fieldwork and communityservice. Recognizing the value of experientiallearning, Longwood is one of the few universi-ties in the country to require all students to com-plete an internship or similar learningexperience before graduation. Additionally,Longwood was the first institution in Virginia torequire that every freshman have a laptop com-puter. Technology is integrated throughout thelearning process—an essential element forpreparing the leaders of tomorrow. The Greenwood Library supports Long-wood’s mission of developing citizen leadersthrough a comprehensive array of services andresources. It is a learning-centered environmentthat fosters intellectual exchange, scholarlycommunication, cultural enrichment, lifelong in-formation literacy and creative expression. Inaddition, the library provides more than 343,000titles, 8,000 DVDs, 5,100 CDs, 900 print journal

subscriptions, and 160 electronic databases withaccess to more than 51,000 full-text electronicjournals. The library also provides integratedtechnology for information retrieval from li-braries throughout the world. This state-of-the-art facility is named in honor of Longwood’s22nd president, Dr. Janet Daly Greenwood whoserved from 1981 to 1987. Longwood provides a range of businessservices to the region and state through theLongwood Small Business Development Cen-ter, while the Longwood Center for the VisualArts serves as an important and innovative studycenter and cultural resource for the Common-wealth of Virginia. Longwood University also has a tremen-dous economic and cultural impact on Farmvilleand the surrounding communities. A study con-ducted by the Longwood Small Business Devel-opment Center estimates that universityemployees, students and visitors spent morethan $90 million in 2007—with 66 percent ofthat amount being spent in Farmville and theeight surrounding counties. The Longwood campus, located in theheart of historic Farmville, Va., provides excel-lent facilities while reflecting the charm, beautyand character associated with its long heritage.The campus community was enhanced with theopening of Brock Commons, a beautiful pedes-trian promenade that provides a central focalpoint for the Longwood campus while eliminat-ing traffic congestion and safety hazards. Foun-tains, walkways, outdoor sculpture and beautifullandscaping contribute to Brock Commons, cre-ating a parklike atmosphere for students, faculty,staff and the public. Longwood’s signature building, RuffnerHall, was rededicated on April 23, 2005, andreplicates the university’s most beloved buildingand its beautiful rotunda, dating to the 1880s,which burned on April 24, 2001, while undergo-ing a $12 million renovation. The original eightpaintings on the interior of the rotunda dome,created in 1905 by the Italian-born artist EugeneD. Monfalcone of Richmond, have been re-turned to the dome following an extensiverestoration that was under way prior to the fire.The historic Joan of Arc statue, known affection-ately as “Joanie on the Stony,” was also restoredrecently and returned to its place of honor on themain floor beneath the rotunda. The larger-than-life sculpture is a reproduction of the famous1870 original created by French sculptor Henri-Michel-Antoine Chapu. The statue was a gift ofthe Class of 1914 and symbolizes Joan of Arc asthe patron saint of Longwood. Ruffner Hall was reconstructed in the clas-

sic style based on the original blueprints anddrawings from the state archives in Richmond. The 83,143-square-foot building houses 22classrooms, four academic departments, the of-

fices of the Vice President for Academic Affairsand the deans of the College of Graduate andProfessional Studies and the Cook-Cole Collegeof Arts and Sciences, named for benefactors Dr.John R. Cook (Class of 1952) and Dr. WaverlyM. Cole. Between Ruffner Hall and Blackwell Hall,a sunlit hallway forms the Cole Gallery, whichfeatures a collection of more than 500 pieces of19th-century Bohemian glass, Meissen porce-lain and English pottery donated to the Long-wood Center for the Visual Arts by Dr. Cole.Standing guard over this rare collection of dec-orative arts, with her sword held high, is the re-cently renovated equestrian statue of Joan ofArc, or “Joanie on the Pony,” by Anna VaughnHyatt Huntington. Adjoining the Cole Gallery is BlackwellHall, opened in 1920 as the campus dining hall.This historic facility, which survived the GreatFire of 2001, was named in the mid-1970s inmemory of Dr. Herbert R. Blackwell, professorof English and dean of the college. Today, fol-lowing a recent renovation and conversion,Blackwell Hall has a new role providing spacefor social, cultural and educational events for thecampus and community. Along with BlackwellHall, the extensive renovation included the ad-jacent Virginia and Prince Edward meetingrooms. The Chichester Science Center openedDec. 6, 2005. The 70,822-square-foot facility in-cludes 23 classrooms and laboratories, 47 fac-ulty offices and additional research space forboth undergraduate and graduate research proj-

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ects. The building, which was named in 2007 inhonor of John H. and Karen Williams Chichester(Class of 1974), features a state-of-the-art, cli-mate-controlled environment with safety venti-lation systems and hazardous materialssafeguards, as well as a high-tech infrastructurefor classrooms, laboratories and distance-learn-ing facilities. A greenhouse and herbarium,housing the world’s largest collection of Virginiaplant specimens, are located on the roof. More recently, a multifaceted Health andFitness Center opened in August 2007. Locatedon Main Street adjacent to Frazer ResidenceHall, the 74,683-square-foot, 2-1/2-story facilityfeatures a wide range of amenities including anindoor track, basketball and racquetball courts,a climbing wall, workout rooms, juice bar, andthe latest weight, exercise and training equip-ment. The building received a Gold CertificationRating in Leadership in Energy and Environ-mental Design (LEED) from the U.S. GreenBuilding Council. One of the more popular buildings on cam-pus is the two-story, 60,000-square-foot DorrillDining Hall located on Brock Commons acrossfrom the Lankford Student Union. Named inhonor of Dr. William Franklin Dorrill, Long-wood’s 23rd president, this multipurpose facilitywith its curved, colonnaded portico overlookingIler Field was the first on campus to utilize ge-othermal heating and cooling. The flexible inte-rior design provides space for banquets,meetings and special events along with a GrandDining Room seating 500 and an arcade seatingan additional 700. In fall 2009, the Center for CommunicationStudies and Theatre opened a new era for one ofLongwood’s fastest-growing programs. Thethree-story, 41,983-square-foot building is hometo the Department of Communication Studiesand Theatre and Longwood Theatre produc-tions, and is situated between the south end ofBedford Hall and Franklin Street across from theHull Education Center. The new building fea-tures a highly flexible 174-seat “black box” the-ater, in which the seats and stage can be movedaround. A studio theater, of about 80 seats andalso flexible, will be used for student produc-tions. There is also a scene shop, a costume shopand a drafting lab. The center also houses theJack Blanton Gallery, which features more than160 of the 230 pieces of artwork donated byJack Blanton to the Longwood Center for the Vi-sual Arts. Nearly 1,000 students reside in three cam-pus-managed apartment communities: Long-wood Landings at Mid-Town Square,Longwood Village and Lancer Village. Some ofthe amenities and features of the apartments areprivate bedrooms (some with private baths), fullkitchens (most with dishwashers), washer-dryerunits, large living areas, high-speed Internet and

cable television. Two of the three communitieshave fitness rooms, and one has a swimmingpool and a game room. On campus, Wheeler andCox Halls recently reopened following completerenovations. These residence halls now includeelevators, air conditioning, bathrooms with ce-ramic tile and new fixtures, contemporary studyrooms with modern amenities, and commonareas with outside terraces. Longwood Landings at Mid-Town Square,which opened in August 2006, is a residentialvillage that includes four four-story buildingswith the top three floors dedicated to studenthousing and the ground floor devoted to leasedretail space. Longwood students occupy 96 four-bedroom and 24 single-room apartments. Retail-ers include Barnes & Noble, which operatesLongwood’s bookstore and includes a StarbucksCafé, and a Chick-fil-A and Moe’s SouthwestGrill operated by Longwood Dining Services(ARAMARK). Willett Hall, named for former LongwoodPresident Henry I. Willett Jr., is a health, physi-cal education and recreation complex located onBrock Commons. It has a gymnasium with1,807 seats; a complete weight-training labora-tory; a 25-meter pool with a 1-meter board, un-derwater lighting and observation window; a350-seat natatorium; a modern dance studio witha floating floor and staging capacity; and one ofthe state’s best-equipped laboratories for thestudy of human performance as it relates to ex-ercise, sports, health and the arts. A 3,000-square-foot addition to Willett Hall houses asports medicine/rehabilitation facility for thehealth, recreation and kinesiology programs.

Not far from campus students can enjoy thefacilities at Longwood Estate, which features acomplex of athletic fields for field hockey,lacrosse and soccer, along with a nine-hole golfcourse. The president’s home, LongwoodHouse, is situated on the estate. Longwood University is accredited by theCommission on Colleges of the Southern Asso-ciation of Colleges and Schools (SACS: 1866Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033; 404-679-4500) to award bachelor’s and master’s degrees.Other accreditations include the National Coun-cil for Accreditation of Teacher Education(NCATE), the Virginia State Board of Educa-tion, the National Association of Schools of The-atre and the National Association of Schools ofMusic. Specific program endorsements includethe undergraduate social work program that isaccredited by the Council on Social Work Edu-cation; the undergraduate therapeutic recreationprogram that is accredited by the NationalRecreation and Park Association; the athletictraining program that is accredited by the Coun-cil on Accreditation of Athletic Training Educa-tion (CCATE); and the undergraduate andgraduate business administration programs thatare accredited by the Association to AdvanceCollegiate Schools of Business (AACSB- Inter-national). For the 14th straight year, Longwood Uni-versity is ranked among the best in the 2012U.S. News & World Report survey. The newUSN&WR “America’s Best Colleges” report,released in September 2011, ranks Longwood10th in the category “Top Public Universities-Master’s” in the South. Among all SouthernUniversities-Master’s (public and private) Long-wood remains within the top tier at No. 29. Ad-ditionally, Longwood is one of only 135 schoolsin the Southeast selected as a “Best in the South-east” in the Princeton Review’s 2012 Best Col-leges: Region by Region listings. The PrincetonReview also named Longwood one of the na-tion's “Best Value” colleges and universities, in-cluding Longwood as one of 75 publicinstitutions to be featured in its book, "The BestValue Colleges: 2012 Edition." And, for the thirdyear, Longwood University is included as oneof the 650 best colleges in the United States inthe Forbes 2012 list of America’s Best Colleges.

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The TOWn Of fArmviLLe Longwood University is located in historicFarmville, Virginia -- 65 miles west of Rich-mond, 48 miles east of Lynchburg, and 60 milessouth of Charlottesville -- the Heart of Virginia.The Town of Farmville has a population of ap-proximately 6,800. The Farmville Area is comprised of thetown of Farmville, along with the counties ofPrince Edward and Cumberland. This areaserves as a retail hub and commercial activitycenter for eight counties of Southside Virginiaand has a service market of more than 100,000people. Education is a dominant factor in thearea, with three outstanding colleges offeringeducational and training opportunities. In addi-tion to Longwood, Hampden-Sydney Collegeand Southside Virginia Community College arelocated in the area. The Farmville Area has a diversified econ-omy with strong manufacturing, trade, service,and agricultural sectors. Manufacturing activitycenters around natural resources, textiles, and avariety of industrial and consumer goods. The Town of Farmville is also home to theannual Heart of Virginia Festival (first Saturdayin May) and many historical sites, including Ap-pomattox Courthouse and Sailors Creek Battle-field. These points of interest make theFarmville Area a very attractive place to be. Lo-cated in and near town are churches, hotels, mo-tels, a country club, a municipal airport, and acommunity hospital. Many additional points ofinterest are within a short distance of the Far-mville area.

COmmOnWeALTh Of virGiniA The Commonwealth of Virginia is one ofthe original 13 colonies. Named for the VirginQueen, Elizabeth I of England, Virginia wasEngland’s first successful overseas colony andthe site of the first permanent English settlementin America. West Virginia was part of Virginiauntil 1863. Virginia’s rich political heritage helpedshape the democratic principles on which theUnited States was founded. Virginia played animportant role in the American Revolution(1775-1783), and it entered the Union as the10th of the original 13 states on June 25, 1788.During the American Civil War (1861-1865) thestate’s capital, Richmond, was also capital of theConfederacy. The state has long been nick-named Old Dominion. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson,James Madison, and James Monroe, all Virgini-ans, were founding fathers of the United Statesand were among the first five U.S. presidents.Virginia is also the birthplace of U.S. presidentsWilliam Henry Harrison, John Tyler, ZacharyTaylor, and Woodrow Wilson. Virginia is the 35th largest state in theUnited States, bounded on the east by the At-lantic Ocean, on the north and east by Marylandand the District of Columbia, on the west byWest Virginia and Kentucky, and on the southby Tennessee and North Carolina. According to the 2010 national census, Vir-ginia’s population was 8,001,024, ranking it12th among the states. Virginia Beach(435,619) is one of the most popular resort des-tinations on the East Coast, as well as Virginia’slargest city. Richmond (192,913) is the statecapital and a center of banking and insurance,and of both retail and wholesale trade. TheNaval Base at Norfolk (229,112) and the NavalShipyard at Portsmouth (101,377) employ thou-sands of civilians and military personnel.Hampton (145,017) is important for its aviationactivities such as Langley Air Force Base and aNational Aeronautics and Space Administration(NASA) facility. In Newport News (178,281)is a shipyard that builds naval ships, includingaircraft carriers. Alexandria (136,974) is part ofthe Washington, D.C., metropolitan area.Lynchburg (67,720) is the site of light industries.Roanoke (91,552) is the largest city in westernVirginia. Civilian and military employment, mostlywith the federal government, is an essential partof the Virginia economy. The Pentagon, whichhouses the Department of Defense, is located inVirginia and is the leading federal employer inthe northern part of the state. There are also im-portant military bases in Virginia, particularlythe massive complex of army, navy, and airforce bases in the vicinity of Norfolk.

Average January temperatures range fromless than 32°F in the west to more than 42°F insoutheastern Virginia. Average July tempera-tures range from more than 78°F in the southeastto less than 68°F in the western mountains.Total precipitation ranges from about 35 to morethan 50 inches. Snowfalls are moderate, exceptin the mountain regions. Besides Virginia, three other states - Ken-tucky, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania - use theterm commonwealth as part of their officialnames. The delegates to the convention inWilliamsburg, when the first Constitution of Vir-ginia was adopted on June 29, 1776, used com-monwealth as the name for the new form ofgovernment. It is very likely they had in mindthe Puritans’ rebellion against the Crown in Eng-land more than 100 years earlier. Pennsylvania and Massachusetts alsochose to be called commonwealths after inde-pendence from Great Britain. The other 10 for-mer colonies took the name “state,” the termused in the Declaration of Independence. Ken-tucky was once part of Virginia. When Ken-tuckians joined the Union as the 15th state in1792, it also kept the name commonwealth.

Source(s): Farmville Area Chamber of Commerce;

Commonwealth of Virginia(via Encarta Encyclopedia, MSN Learning &

Research);Virginia Tourism Corporation

inTerim presiDenTmArGe COnneLLy

Marge Connelly, a longtime Virginia residentand financial services executive, began her re-sponsibilities as Longwood University’s topleader on June 1, 2012. As Longwood’s interimpresident, Connelly provides direction at thehighest level in areas including strategic plan-ning, financial operations, fundraising, and gov-ernment and community relations. She alsoworks to build and strengthen relationships be-tween Longwood and its key constituencies, in-cluding alumni; donors; current students andtheir parents; board members; and leaders ingovernment, business and education. A formermember and rector of Longwood’s Board of Vis-itors, Connelly brings substantial knowledge ofthe university to her new position.

Prior to becoming Longwood’s interimpresident, Connelly worked as a financial serv-ices executive at Barclaycard, Wachovia Secu-rities and Capital One Financial Services.

Most recently, she spent 2-1/2 years livingin London and working for Barclaycard as theglobal chief operating officer, responsible for alloperations and technology supporting Barclay-card’s business activities throughout the UK,Europe and the United States.

Prior to her time at Barclaycard, Connellywas chief operating officer for Wachovia Secu-rities, the third-largest retail brokerage firm inthe U.S. (now Wells Fargo Advisors), where sheoversaw the firm’s information technology andoperations management and served on the Ex-ecutive Committee. In that role, she orchestratedthe complete transformation of the company’soperations and led integration efforts that en-abled acquisitions resulting in a growth rate inexcess of 30 percent.

Before joining Wachovia Securities, Con-nelly was an executive vice president for CapitalOne Financial Services, where she managedmuch of the company’s operations and technol-ogy, and worked on identifying and cultivatingrelationships with other business, governmentand community leaders. During her tenure with

Capital One, she was instrumental in buildingthe infrastructure and culture to enable the com-pany’s growth from 5 million customers in 1994to approximately 50 million customers in 2005.She was a member of Capital One Senior Man-agement Team and also served as the company’sco-CIO for two years.

Connelly has served on a number of boardsboth locally and nationally that emphasizehealthcare, economic development and educa-tion. She was a member of the Executive Advi-sory Council for the University of Richmond’sBusiness School, the Virginia CommonwealthUniversity Business School Foundation Board,and also chaired the Greater Richmond Partner-ship. She received an honorary doctorate fromVirginia Union University and currently serveson the board of The Women’s Initiative in Char-lottesville, Va.

She was appointed by former governorsWarner and Kaine to the Council on Virginia’sFuture and chaired the Virginia WorkforceCouncil. In addition, she was a member of theCJW Medical Center Board of Trustees andVenture Richmond Executive Committee. Shehas also served as chair of the Central VirginiaFood Bank, and served on the Executive Com-mittees of the Greater Richmond YMCA and theWorld Affairs Council of Greater Richmond.

Connelly has been a member of the GreaterRichmond Chamber of Commerce, the VirginiaChamber of Commerce, the National BetterBusiness Bureau, the Executive Committee ofRichmond Renaissance, the Human RightsCampaign Foundation Board and the RichmondRegion 2007 Advisory Council. She also was in-volved with numerous financial services indus-try groups, participating on several committees,including the Operations Committee of the Se-curities Industry and Financial Markets Associ-ation (SIFMA), the Depository Trust ClearingCorporation (DTCC) and the Executive Advi-sory Committees of both Visa and Visa Interna-tional.

She has received numerous accolades forher business and civic contributions, includingbeing named by Equality Virginia as one of 20Outstanding Virginians in 2009, receiving the2007 Public Service Award from the VCUWilder School of Government and Public Af-fairs and being honored as one of the “Profes-sionals Who Made a Difference” by LongwoodUniversity. She was named one of the most in-fluential women by Richmond Magazine in2006, one of the area’s most influential leadersby Style Magazine in 2004 and 2005 and“Woman of the Year in business” by the YWCAin 2003. She also was named a “Top 100 ITLeader” by CIO Magazine, one of the “HottestCIO’s” by Future Banker and one of the “50most powerful GLBT people” in the UK. Con-nelly has appeared on C-Span and been cited in

several magazines, including Business Weekand Fast Company. She also has appeared atsome of the most prestigious business confer-ences, speaking on women and leadership, theInternet, customer service, business ethics, di-versity and a number of other topics.

Connelly grew up in the small communityof Horseheads, N.Y., and has a bachelor’s de-gree in political science from the University ofDelaware. She lives with her partner, JulieChristopher, in Keswick, Va., and has two grownchildren.

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interim presidentmarge Connellyexecutive Assistant to the presidentfor Governmental Affairs and specialprojectsbrenda Atkinsvice president for facilities managementrichard W. bratchervice president of Administration and financep. kenneth Copeland jr.special Assistant to the presidentand Director of events and CeremoniesDiane eastervice president for informationand instructional Technology servicesfrancis x. moore iiiprovost and vice president forAcademic Affairskenneth b. perkinsvice president for student AffairsTim j. piersonvice president for university Advancementbryan k. rowlandDean, College of business and economicsDr. paul T. barrettDean of Admissionssallie mcmullinDean, College of Graduate andprofessional studiesDr. jeannine rajewski perryDean, Cook-Cole College of Arts and sciencesDr. Charles D. rossDean, College of education andhuman servicesDr. Wayne k. White Director of public safety and Chief of policemr. robert beach

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DireCTOr Of AThLeTiCsTrOy AusTin

Troy Austin is in his eighth year at Long-wood University during 2012-13, and his fifthfull year as Director of Athletics following hisappointment on April 22, 2008. He previouslyserved as the interim AD from August 2006 toApril 2008. Austin's efforts during his tenurewere essential to Longwood gaining Big SouthConference membership. Austin, one of the youngest Division I ath-letics directors in the nation (34), was appointedto and served a three-year term (2009-12) on theDivision I-AAA Athletics Directors Association(ADA) Executive Committee, and was re-ap-pointed to a second three-year term (2012-15).He spearheaded the creation and developmentof A Blueprint for Success, a five-year (2009-14) Strategic Plan for Longwood UniversityAthletics. Austin oversees an intercollegiateathletics department where the overall under-graduate cumulative grade point average is 3.0among 200-plus student-athletes. He served onthe selection committee for the appointment ofretired Brigadier General Patrick Finnegan whoserved as Longwood University's 25th presidentfrom 2010-12. Austin served in a critical role as Long-wood completed the final year of its NCAA Di-vision I Reclassification during 2006-07. Herepresented the department during a three-dayvisit to campus in September 2006 by a four-member Peer-Review Team as well as an NCAARepresentative during the Division I Certifica-tion Self-Study and Evaluation process. Austincoordinated the compilation of information forthe school’s annual Athletics Report and Up-dated Strategic Plan that year as well. Austin has supervised 14 intercollegiateathletics programs and respective coachingstaffs, and an administrative support staff overthe past six academic years. He has administeredan annual budget of over $8 million, while de-veloping and implementing marketing strategiesto brand the department. Austin has overseen fa-cility capital upgrade projects for basketball,

baseball, softball, soccer, field hockey andwomen’s lacrosse. Prior to his appointment asinterim AD, he had been the director of devel-opment for intercollegiate athletics at Longwoodfrom October 2005 to August 2006, assistingwith the department’s external relations efforts,including the direction of the Lancer Club andits executive council. Austin was the director of program devel-opment and marketing relations for the NationalFootball League Coaches Association (NFLCA)from 2003-05. At the NFLCA, he directed thedevelopment and marketing of NFLCA pro-grams, properties, and special events. In this ca-pacity, Austin sought marketing partners for theNFLCA, and negotiated marketing opportunitiesfor NFL assistant and head coaches. In addition,he oversaw the membership benefits programfor the 750 active and retired NFL coaches, fa-cilitated sponsorships with corporate partners,and served as a liaison between NFLCA andmarketing partners among many other dutiesand responsibilities. While pursuing his post-graduate degree atVCU (2002-03), Austin served an internshipwithin VCU Athletics Marketing and Promo-tions where he contributed to the developmentof promotional efforts for creating and maintain-ing fan interest while assisting with marketingefforts to attain new sponsors. Prior to his timeat VCU, he served an internship within DukeUniversity Athletics as the Life Skills Coordi-nator where he directed the nationally renownededucational program, ‘Verizon Read with theBlue Devils’, for elementary school children. A native of Orange, New Jersey, Austinearned his Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology,along with a certificate in markets & manage-ment from Duke where he was a four-year foot-ball letterman. A team captain as a senior, heearned the William J. Griffith Service Award andwas named the team’s Most Outstanding Defen-sive Lineman. Austin earned his Master of Sci-ence degree in sports leadership from theVirginia Commonwealth University Center forSports Leadership.

iT’s OffiCiALformer Longwood university president Dr.patricia p. Cormier received a letter from ThenCAA dated july 11, 2007 stating that the or-ganization’s Division i management CouncilAdministrative Committee, acting on behalf ofthe Division i management Council, had ap-proved the recommendation from the Divisioni management Council membership subcom-mittee to transfer Longwood to Division i ac-tive membership as of september 1, 2007. TheLancers competed during 2007-08 as one ofthree new members of nCAA Division i.

key DATes TO nCAADivisiOn i sTATus

november 12, 2002president Cormier informs nCAAof intent to reclassify to Division i

August 2003nCAA approves move intofirst year of reclassification

september 1, 2004full compliance with Division i legislation/

membership requirementsseptember 2004

men’s Golf and Women’s Lacrosse/multidivisional reclassification

september 2005Longwood begins Division i

Certification self-studymay 15, 2006

Longwood submits Division i Certificationself-study report to nCAA

september 15-16, 2006men’s Golf competes in first official

Division i competition at rutgersseptember 25-27, 2006

nCAA peer-review Team visits campusto conduct certification evaluation

April 9, 2007nCAA approves Longwood self-study

process as successfully completedmay 2007

men’s Golf earns invitation andcompetes in school’s first

nCAA Division i post-season competitionjuly 11, 2007

nCAA approves Longwood for Division iactive membership during 2007-08

september 1, 2007Longwood begins competition as

officially-certified Division i memberjanuary 23, 2012

Longwood invited to join the big southConference following a vote by the big south

Council of Chief executive Officersjuly 1, 2012

Longwood becomes the 12th memberof the big south Conference

november 2, 2012Women’s soccer competes in big south

Championship semifinalsmarch 10, 2013

Women’s basketball competes inbig south Championship Game

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AssOCiATe AThLeTiCsDireCTOr fOr sTuDenT-AThLeTe enhAnCemenT & seniOrWOmAn ADminisTrATOrmiCheLLe meADOWs

Michelle Meadows is in her eighth year atLongwood University during 2012-13, and waspromoted to her new position of Associate Ath-letic Director in February 2009, after serving asAssistant Athletic Director from July 2005. Shewas also appointed as the Department’s SeniorWoman Administrator in July 2007. Prior toLongwood, Meadows was the Assistant Com-pliance Director (2003-05) at Virginia Common-wealth University where she earned her Masterof Science from the Center for Sports Leader-ship in 2003. As Associate Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Enhancement, Meadows’ supervises anddirects the Compliance, Academic Services, andLife Skills programs for student-athletes. Mead-ows was instrumental upon her arrival in 2005in enhancing the department’s NCAA compli-ance program with a focus on education andmonitoring that was vital to Longwood’s reclas-sification and certification as a Division I pro-gram in 2007. During the early stages of hertenure, her vision led the creation and develop-ment of an Academic Services Department inOctober 2006 providing resources to student-athletes for their athletic, academic, career andpersonal pursuits. In February 2009, her rolewas expanded to include actively directing theacademic services program as part of the Stu-dent-Athlete Enhancement Department. Under Meadows’ direction, the departmenthas experienced its’ highest academic achieve-ments as a Division I program with the imple-mentation of the Academic Game Plan Programand Lancer Legacy Speaker Series, improve-ments to tutoring and peer mentoring resources,and the development of an academic learning fa-cility for student-athletes. In the spring semesterof 2012, the Athletic Department observed itshighest academic success to date with a 3.04 cu-mulative GPA and four consecutive semestersabove the 3.0 GPA mark.

A Richmond native, Meadows graduatedsumma cum laude from Virginia Tech in 2001with a Bachelor of Science degree in human nu-trition, foods, and exercise. She was a four-yearstarter in softball for the Hokies and a three-timeAcademic All-American, the first student-ath-lete to do so at Virginia Tech at that time. Shewas named the Atlantic 10 Player of the Yearand Atlantic 10 Softball Student-Athlete of theYear in her senior season. She was the recipientof a NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award andwas honored by Virginia Tech with the SkeltonAward for Academic Excellence in Athletics atthe conclusion of her career. On October 22,2010, Meadows was inducted into the VirginiaTech Sports Hall of Fame for her contributionsas a Virginia Tech student-athlete. Meadows is also a member of Fellowshipof Christian Athletes and serves as faculty advi-sor for Chi Alpha Campus Ministries at Long-wood University.

AssOCiATe AThLeTiCsDireCTOr fOr inTernALOperATiOnsbiLL irish

Bill Irish is in his fourth year at LongwoodUniversity during 2012-13, beginning employ-ment May 25, 2009, and serves as a member ofthe department’s senior management team. Priorto Longwood, he worked for The Thomas JamesCompany, an event management, operations,and marketing consulting group in Atlanta, fol-lowing an appointment as director of operationsfor the 2008 NCAA Division II Spring Champi-onships Festival in Houston. Irish previouslyhad been a vice-president of programming op-erations and scheduling for FOX SportsSouth/SportSouth Networks from 1995-2008. Irish handles the department budget man-agement along with oversight of travel proce-dures, athletic facilities, athletics laundryservices, and team sport supervision for fieldhockey, men’s and women’s golf, as well asmen’s and women’s tennis. He serves as the de-partment’s liaison with the Budget Office, Ac-counting and Financial Reporting, theLongwood Foundation, Facilities and MaterialManagement, Human Resources, and Informa-

tion Technology Services, and serves on both theLongwood Campus Impact and theSafety/Emergency Management Committees aswell. At FSN South/SportSouth, Irish’s vast andvaried duties included selection of seasonalschedules for professional and collegiate teamsand conferences, input and upkeep of themonthly schedules, territorial switching reportsas mandated by professional and collegiate con-tracts, and served as the contract administratorand network contact for ACC Live and SEC-TVprogramming packages. He was involved in ne-gotiation and administration of all regionally-developed programming agreements andunderwritten regional network programming,worked directly with the controller and the ex-ecutive producer on the annual programmingbudget, and was the format administrator for thenetwork his last five years, working with adsales and production to create the most effectiveformats for the networks. In addition, Irish worked for the TurnerSports-managed and operated SportSouth Net-work as both director of programming (1992-95) and program manager (1990-92), and forPacific Sports Network (1989-90) as programmanager. He served as the assistant executive di-rector for operations and event management atthe Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl (1988-89), was thedirector of athletic marketing, travel, radio &TV at Rice University (1985-88) and was theathletic business manager at Rice (1984-85) aswell. Irish was also the director of communityrelations/group ticket sales manager/broadcast-ing, and merchandising manager for the Hous-ton Gamblers (1983-85) of the now-defunctUnited States Football League. A native of Houston, Irish earned his Bach-elor of Arts degree in industrial psychology fromthe University of St. Thomas in Houston. Hiswife, Teresa, is a native of Front Royal andserves as the executive assistant to the Vice Pres-ident for Academic Affairs at Longwood.

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DireCTOr fOrmeDiAreLATiOnsGreG prOuTy

Greg Prouty is inhis 20th year at Long-wood University during2012-13, and his 16th year

overseeing athletics media re-lations and sports information

while serving as a member of the department’s seniormanagement team. He was promoted to associate ath-letics director in February 2009, serving as the sportsupervisor for women's soccer as well as men's andwomen's cross country, after previously being namedan assistant athletics director in October 2004. Prouty coordinates all publicity and promotionfor the 14-sport intercollegiate athletics program andits student-athletes, including administration of theathletics website while overseeing the daily operationof the office. His direct sport responsibilities includemen’s basketball, baseball, women’s soccer, men’s andwomen’s golf, and men’s and women’s cross country.He was recently appointed to a three-year term (2012-15) on the Big South Conference Hall of Fame Com-mittee. Prouty was the assistant sports information di-rector at Longwood from 1991-95 before serving twoyears (1995-97) as the sports information director atLynchburg College. He is a member of both the Col-lege Sports Information Directors of America(CoSIDA) and the Virginia Sports Information Direc-tors (VaSID), and has served previous stints withCoSIDA’s charity, ethics, publications contest, andpublications awards publicity committees. Prouty hasserved on the MVP Sports Media Training AdvisoryBoard since April 2010. He has received six citationsof excellence from CoSIDA for publications, includ-ing two 'Best in the Nation' awards, and a 'Third in theNation' award for the 2001-02 men's basketball mediaguide. Prouty has served as media coordinator at fourNCAA Division II Soccer Championships, includingthe 2002 and 2003 men’s and women’s national cham-pionships that were co-hosted by the City of VirginiaBeach and Longwood. He has served as the assistantmedia coordinator for five NCAA Division II SoftballChampionships (2002, 2001, 1999, 1997, 1995) inSalem, Virginia -- championships that were co-hostedby the City of Salem and Longwood. Additionally,Prouty served as the official scorer at the 1999 softballchampionship. He was elected and served as chairper-son of the Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference(CVAC) sports information directors from February1999 until August 2000, and has previously coordi-nated selections for three All-State (VaSID) and All-Region (DAKTRONICS) teams (1994-2004). Proutycurrently coordinates the VaSID All-State UniversityDivision men’s basketball team as well as the Division

I Independent men’s basketball team. He serves on theselection committee for VaSID's 'Rich Murray Jour-nalism Scholarship' as well. A native of Norwich, Ohio, Prouty earned aBachelor of Arts degree in public relations with an op-tion in sports information from Eastern Kentucky Uni-versity in December 1988. He completed a one-yearinternship at ABC affiliate WTVQ-TV in Lexington,Ky., and then worked with the Indianapolis Colts dur-ing the 1989 NFL season as a public relations intern.Prouty and his wife Paula, a 1985 Longwood graduate,have a daughter, Megan Leigh (14).

AssisTAnT DireCTOr fOrAThLeTiCsmeDiA reLATiOnsAshLey rObbins

Ashley Robbins isin her first year at Long-

wood University during2012-13, beginning employ-

ment on July 10, 2012. She will assist with the dailyoperation of the office while also serving as the pri-mary liaison for five of the school’s NCAA DivisionI teams, including field hockey, men’s soccer,women’s basketball, softball and women’s lacrosse.Robbins comes to the Lancers following the comple-tion of a 10-month apprenticeship at Boston College,where she was responsible for four Eagles’ sports. At Boston College, Robbins worked with theschool’s nationally-ranked field hockey and women’slacrosse programs along with rowing and swimmingand diving. She assisted with football and women’sbasketball game-day media relations and operations,while also helping coordinate efforts for the 2012NCAA?Men’s Basketball East Regional hosted by BCthis past March at the TD Garden in Boston. Prior to Boston College, Robbins spent fouryears in the Syracuse University Athletic Communi-cations Department. In 2009, she was named an un-dergraduate sports information director for theschool’s cross country, track and field and softball pro-grams, and in 2011, she traveled to the BIG EASTWomen’s Basketball Tournament as an assistant SID.Other highlights for Robbins at SU include being partof the media coordination team for the 2010 NCAAMen’s Basketball East Regional and a featured writerin the game program for a 2008 NBA exhibition be-tween Phoenix and Denver at the Carrier Dome. In addition to her collegiate experience withSyracuse and Boston College, Robbins has worked ina communications role with professional organizationssuch as the New England Revolution and the BostonBruins during their 2011 Stanley Cup campaign. Shealso spent time with the Bay State Games, the stategames of Massachusetts, where she implemented theuse of StatCrew software for the maintenance of sta-tistics during the Summer Games.

A native of Leominster, Massachusetts, Robbinsearned her Bachelor of Science degree in sport man-agement with a minor in public communications stud-ies from Syracuse University in 2011.

AThLeTiCs viDeOCOOrDinATOr

GAry mAiOrAnO

Gary Maiorano isin his first year at Long-wood University during2012-13, beginning em-ployment on August 6,

2012. He will be responsi-ble for coordinating the pro-

duction, integration, and distributionof all multimedia entities used with athletics and ath-letics venues. Maiorano served 22-plus years at Syra-cuse University in various video and electronic mediacommunication roles, most recently as assistant direc-tor for electronic media communications from 1995-2011. Maiorano helped to promote a positive image ofSyracuse University and its programs through hisaward-winning video presentations for mass media,special events and the internet. He supervised day-to-day operations of the high definition (HD) video unitthat included staffing, purchasing & budget, office co-ordination, planning and client retention. Maiorano has direct experience in sports televi-sion as well, serving as an independent contractor forThe Media Group from 1987-2007. He worked as aproducer, director or replay operator for variousclients, including ESPN, Carrier Dome TV andKodak. Maiorano designed and oversaw the installa-tion of the control room and production elements forCarrier Dome TV, the video board system for Syra-cuse’s football, basketball and lacrosse teams. Maiorano was a sports producer at Syracuse Ca-blesystems from 1981-87 while responsible for the ad-ministration and production of the SyracuseUniversity Sports Television Network. The innovativeseries was syndicated to several regional sports net-works for commercial distribution to 20 millionhomes. A native of Syracuse, New York, Maioranoearned his Bachelor of Science degree in televisionmanagement from the S.I. Newhouse School of PublicCommunications at Syracuse. Among his professionalhonors are the National Academy of Cable Program-ming’s ACE Award for Outstanding Sports Series Pro-duction, the Council for Advancement & Support ofEducation’s Gold Medal for documentary production,and the National Telly Award for biography produc-tion. He and his wife, Maureen, reside near Keysville.

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jenna page, Assistant ADsports medicine

eric stoller, Assistant ADmarketing

scott bacon, Assistant ADDevelopment

Dr. Consuelo Alvarezfaculty Athletics representative

stuart smithspecial Assistant to the AD

Alex ricker-Gilbert, DirectorCompliance

maya Ozery, AdvisorAcademic services

bryan Cornn, managerAthletics business Operations

kayla miller, managerGame Operations & events

john hark, Directorstrength & Conditioning

josh beardAssociate head Athletic Trainer

megan miller, head CoachCheerleading

jon Atkinson, head Coachmen’s soccer

buddy bolding, head Coachbaseball

iain byers, head Coachfield hockey

Todd Dyer, head CoachWomen’s soccer

kevin fillman, head Coachmen’s Golf

mike Gillian, head Coachmen’s basketball

jakob Gustafsson, head Coachmen’s and Women’s Tennis

Catherine hanson, head Coachmen’s & Women’s Cross Country

elaine jones, head CoachWomen’s Lacrosse

bill reinson, head CoachWomen’s basketball

kathy riley, head Coachsoftball

David bennett, managerAthletics fields

Ali Wright, head CoachWomen’s Golf

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eduardo de souza, Assoc. head Coachmen’s soccer

jon benick, Assistantbaseball

Adria Crawford, AssistantWomen’s basketball

Todd faxon, AssistantWomen’s Lacrosse

Tim fudd, Assistantmen’s basketball

brian mcCullough, Assistantbaseball

richard morris, Assistantmen’s & Women’s Cross Country

Wanisha smith, AssistantWomen’s basketball

jennifer steele, Assistantsoftball

Doug Thibault, Assistantmen’s basketball

Casey Wharton, AssistantWomen’s Tennis

sarah Williams, AssistantWomen’s basketball

ricky yahn, Assistantmen’s basketball

rick Canter, Assistantstrength & Conditioning

kyle Cook, AssistantAthletic Training

Whitney Curtis, Assistantmarketing

Chris Deneault, AssistantAthletic Training

Carly fullerton, AssistantAthletic Training

bill Andrews, Assistantsoftball

Dan benick, Assistantbaseball

kameron Carter, AssistantWomen’s Golf

johnny Colemanmen’s basketball Operations

missy Woodie, Assistantfield hockey

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kenny nelsonAthletics fields Technician

skip spainpublic Address Announcer

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Lancer Club membership Levels & benefits

What is the Lancer Club?

The Lancer Club is the fundraising arm for Longwood University Athlet-ics. It is the medium through which alumni, parents, friends, faculty andbusinesses can provide vital financial support to the student-athletes, whichcomprise the 14 Intercollegiate Athletic programs at Longwood.

how is my gift used?

• Student-athlete scholarships – the student-athletes are the heart andsoul of the Athletic Department. While the number of scholarshipsawarded to Lancer student-athletes has more than doubled in the last tenyears, there is still a long way to go. We need your help to meet the schol-arship funding challenge. • Academic excellence• Team traveling expenses • Athletic resources and equipment• And much more...

Lindsey Ottavio ‘13member of Longwood Women’s soccer Team“Playing Division I soccer has always been a dreamof mine and Longwood has made that dream cometrue. I am very thankful for the opportunity andsupport that the Lancer Club has provided for me.Their contributions help all Lancer student-athletesperform at our best.”

mark montgomeryformer member of Longwood baseball TeamCurrent member of new york yankees’ Class AATrenton (n.j.) Thunder“I’d like to thank everyone who supports LongwoodAthletics. My experience as a student-athlete wastremendous and I know it was because of the sup-port I received from not only my coaches and team-mates, but also from all the people who contributedto the Lancer Club.”

Lancer($25-$99)

Bronze Lancer($100-$249)

Silver Lancer($250-$499)

Gold Lancer($500-$1,249)

Platinum Lancer($1,250-$2,499)

All-AmericanLancer

($2,500-$4,999)

Hall of FameLancer($5,000+)

Tax Deduction

* * * * *Lancer ClubAuto DecalThe LanceNewsletterHospitality RoomPass - BasketballLancer ClubMagnetElwood BobbleheadLancer ClubMerchandiseInvitation to VIPAthletic EventsLancer ClubPremium ApparelTickets to LancerHall of Fame (2)Tickets to LABC (2)

For more information on the Lancer Club, including the many ways you can make a gift, please visit the Lancer Club link at www.longwoodlancers.com.

You can also contact scott bacon at 434.395.2081 or via e-mail at [email protected]

*Gifts to the Lancer Club and/or Longwood University totaling $1,250+ will qualify you as a President’s Circle member, entitling you to such benefits.

Thank You

FOREVERA

LANCER

Coach Bolding

2013

SCHEDULE

FEBRUARY 16 Saturday Saint Peter's (DH) Farmville, Va. 1:00 17 Sunday Saint Peter's Farmville, Va. 1:00 20 Wednesday @James Madison Harrisonburg, Va 4:00 22 Friday Fairfield Farmville, Va. 3:00 23 Saturday Fairfield Farmville, Va. 1:00 24 Sunday Fairfield Farmville, Va. 12:00 26 Tuesday @Western Carolina Cullowhee, N.C. 4:00 27 Wednesday @Western Carolina Cullowhee, N.C. 3:00 MARCH 1 Friday Buffalo Farmville, Va. 3:00 2 Saturday Buffalo Farmville, Va. 1:00 3 Sunday Buffalo Farmville, Va. 1:00 5 Tuesday @Towson Towson, Md. 2:30 6 Wednesday @Richmond Richmond, Va. 2:30 8 Friday Canisius Farmville, Va. 3:00 9 Saturday Canisius (DH) Farmville, Va. 1:00 10 Sunday Canisius Farmville, Va. 1:00 12 Tuesday Temple Farmville, Va. 4:00 13 Wednesday Norfolk State Farmville, Va. 4:00 15 Friday UNC Asheville* (BSN) Farmville, Va. 6:00 16 Saturday UNC Asheville* Farmville, Va. 4:00 17 Sunday UNC Asheville* Farmville, Va. 1:00 19 Tuesday Towson Farmville, Va. 5:00 20 Wednesday @William and Mary Williamsburg, Va. 7:00 22 Friday VMI* (BSN) Farmville, Va. 7:00 23 Saturday VMI* Farmville, Va. 4:00 24 Sunday VMI* Farmville, Va. 1:00 26 Tuesday @North Carolina Central (DH) Durham, N.C. 4:00 29 Friday @Liberty* (WVHL Radio) Lynchburg, Va. 6:00 30 Saturday @Liberty* (DH) Lynchburg, Va. 1:00 APRIL 2 Tuesday @Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 3:00 3 Wednesday George Mason (WVHL Radio) Farmville, Va. 4:00 5 Friday @High Point* High Point, N.C. 6:00 6 Saturday @High Point* High Point, N.C. 6:00 7 Sunday @High Point* High Point, N.C. 1:00 9 Tuesday @Virginia Tech (WVHL Radio) Blacksburg, Va. 5:30 12 Friday @Campbell* Buies Creek, N.C. 6:00 13 Saturday @Campbell* (DH) Buies Creek, N.C. 2:00 17 Wednesday James Madison (WVHL Radio) Farmville, Va. 6:00 19 Friday Gardner-Webb* Farmville, Va. 7:00 20 Saturday Gardner-Webb* (BSN) (WVHL Radio) | Bolding Day Farmville, Va. 4:00 21 Sunday Gardner-Webb* (BSN) Farmville, Va. 1:00 23 Tuesday @George Mason Fairfax, Va. 3:00 MAY 3 Friday Radford* (BSN) (WVHL Radio) Farmville, Va. 7:00 4 Saturday Radford* Farmville, Va. 4:00 5 Sunday Radford* (BSN) | Senior Day Farmville, Va. 1:00 7 Tuesday Richmond Farmville, Va. 6:00 8 Wednesday @Norfolk State Norfolk, Va. 5:00 10 Friday @Presbyterian* Clinton, S.C. 3:00 11 Saturday @Presbyterian* Clinton, S.C. 2:00 12 Sunday @Presbyterian* Clinton, S.C. 1:00 15 Wednesday @Old Dominion Norfolk, Va. 6:00 21-25 Tues.-Sat. @Big South Championship (WVHL Radio) Lynchburg, Va. TBD

All Times Eastern*Big South Conference | BSN = Big South Network Video Webcast

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