2014 Air Force Baseball Guide

Feb Opponent Location Time

Fri. 14 vs. Washington# San Marcos, TX 12 p.m.

Sat. 15 vs. Michigan# San Marcos, TX 6 p.m.

Sun. 16 at Texas State# San Marcos, TX 3:30 p.m.

Fri. 21 vs. Navy^ Kinston, NC 6 p.m.

Sat. 22 vs. Navy^ Kinston, NC 2 p.m.

Sun. 23 vs. Navy^ Kinston, NC 12:30 p.m.

Fri. 28 at UNLV* Las Vegas, NV 6 p.m.

MARCH OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Sat. 1 at UNLV* Las Vegas, NV 1 p.m.

Sun. 2 at UNLV* Las Vegas, NV 1 p.m.

Fri. 7 FRESNO STATE* USAFA 3 p.m.

Sat. 8 FRESNO STATE* USAFA 1 p.m.

Sun. 9 FRESNO STATE* USAFA 12 p.m.

Tues. 11 at Arizona Tucson, AZ 6 p.m.

Wed. 12 at Arizona Tucson, AZ 1 p.m.

Fri. 14 at Nebraska-Omaha Omaha, NE 1 p.m.

Sat. 15 at Nebraska-Omaha Omaha, NE 1 p.m.

Sun. 16 at Nebraska-Omaha Omaha, NE 1 p.m.

Tues. 18 at Kansas State Manhattan, KS 6:30 p.m.

Wed. 19 at Kansas State Manhattan, KS 3 p.m.

Fri. 21 at Nevada* Reno, NV 4 p.m.

Sat. 22 at Nevada* Reno, NV 2 p.m.

Sun. 23 at Nevada* Reno, NV 1 p.m.

Tues. 25 at Sacramento State Sacramento, CA 6:30 p.m.

Wed. 26 at Sacremento State Sacramento, CA 3 p.m.

Fri. 28 NEW MEXICO USAFA 3 p.m.

Sat. 29 NEW MEXICO USAFA 1 p.m.

Sun. 30 NEW MEXICO USAFA 12 p.m.

HOME GAMES are at Falcon Field - USAFA, Colo.

FREE ADMISSION for all Air Force baseball home games.

* Denotes Mountain West game

# Texas State Invitational - San Marcos, TX

^ Freedom Classic - Kinston, NC

All times are local to site

Dates and times subject to change.

APRIL OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Tues. 3 NORTHERN COLORADO USAFA 3 p.m.

Fri. 4 at San Diego State* San Diego, CA 6 p.m.

Sat. 5 at San Diego State* San Diego, CA 2 p.m.

Sun. 6 at San Diego State* San Diego, CA 1 p.m.

Tues. 8 NEW MEXICO STATE USAFA 3 p.m.

Wed. 9 at Northern Colorado Greeley, CO 3 p.m.

Fri. 11 at South Dakota State Brookings, SD 3 p.m.

Sat. 12 at South Dakota State Brookings, SD 1 p.m.

Sun. 13 at South Dakota State Brookings, SD 1 p.m.

Thurs. 15 UNLV* USAFA 3 p.m.

Fri. 16 UNLV* USAFA 3 p.m.

Sat. 17 UNLV* USAFA 12 p.m.

Tues. 19 NORTHERN COLORADO USAFA 3 p.m.

Fri. 25 at Fresno State* Fresno, CA 6:30 p.m.

Sat. 26 at Fresno State* Fresno, CA 6:30 p.m.

Sun. 27 at Fresno State* Fresno, CA 1 p.m.

Tues. 29 at Northern Colorado Greeley, CO 3 p.m.

MAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Fri. 2 NEVADA* USAFA 3 p.m.

Sat. 3 NEVADA* USAFA 1 p.m.

Sun. 4 NEVADA* USAFA 12 p.m.

Fri. 9 SAN JOSE STATE* USAFA 3 p.m.

Sat. 10 SAN JOSE STATE* USAFA 1 p.m.

Sun. 11 SAN JOSE STATE* USAFA 12 p.m.

Thurs. 15 New Mexico* Albuquerque, NM 6 p.m.

Fri. 16 New Mexico* Albuquerque, NM 6 p.m.

Sat. 17 New Mexico* Albuquerque, NM 1 p.m.

W-Sn. 21-25 MWC Championship Las Vegas, NV TBA

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Air Force Baseball 2014Air Force Baseball 2014INTRODUCTIONTable of Contents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Media Information/Support Staff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

ROSTER & STAFFRoster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Head Coach Mike Kazlausky. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7Assistant Coach Toby Bicknell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Pitching Coach Blake Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Vol. Assistant Coach Tad Reida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10TV Roster. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

2014 FALCONSReturners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-25Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-33

2013 SEASON IN REVIEW2013 Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .342013 Game-By-Game Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .352013 Overall Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .362013 Conference Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37Class of 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38

HISTORYSeries History vs. Opponents/Travel Map . . . . . . . . . . .30MW Championship Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40Yearly Records/Postseason. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41Year-By-Year Statistical Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42-43Year-By-Year Team Stats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44-45Year-By-Year MWC/WAC Stats . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46-47Season Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48-49Career Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-51Game/Season Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52Falcon Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53-55NCAA Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56Lettermen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57-59Coaching History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60Falcons in the Pros . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61Where Are They Now? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62-65

ACADEMY INFORMATIONColorado Springs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66Denver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67The Air Force Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68Academy Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69Director of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70Academy Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71Indoor Hitting Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72Falcon Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73


Quickfacts/InformationQuickfacts/Information

Quickfacts/General Infomation

General InformationLocation ...........................................................................................................................................................Air Force Academy, CO.Founded ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 1954Enrollment ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4,000Nickname .....................................................................................................................................................................................FalconsColors .............................................................................................................................................................................. Blue and SilverHome Field/Capacity ................................................................................................................................................Falcon Field/1,000Surface ........................................................................................................................................................................... Sport Turf FieldDimensions-LF/CF/RF .......................................................................................................................................................349/400/316Affiliation ................................................................................................................................................................................... NCAA IConference ...................................................................................................................................................................... Mountain West Superintendent ............................................................................................................................................. Lt. Gen. Michelle JohnsonAthletic Director ............................................................................................................................................................. Dr. Hans Mueh

Coaching StaffHead Coach....................................................................................................................................................................Mike KazlauskyAlma Mater/Year .............................................................................................................................................................USAFA, 1991Record at School/Yrs. ...............................................................................................................................................................48-114/3Career Record/Yrs. ........................................................................................................................................................................ SameBaseball Office Phone ...................................................................................................................................................... 719-333-0835Assistant Coach .......................................................................................................................Toby Bicknell (Wingate, 2002) 4th yearPitching Coach ...................................................................................................... Blake Miller (Coker College (S.C.), 2007) 1st year Vol. Assistant Coach ........................................................................................................................Tad Reida (Wichita State) 1st year

Team InformationAll-Time Record/Yrs. ................................................................................................................................................. 1,014-1,373-3/572013 Record ....................................................................................................................................................................................15-392013 Conf. Record/Finish ......................................................................................................................................................... 7-23/6thLetterwinners R/L ..........................................................................................................................................................................15/17Starters R/L ........................................................................................................................................................................................3/6Pitchers R/L ........................................................................................................................................................................................7/6Starting Pitchers R/L .........................................................................................................................................................................2/2Newcomers/Pitchers .........................................................................................................................................................................15/9

Athletic CommunicationsBaseball SID .....................................................................................................................................................................Nick ArseniakOffice Phone ..................................................................................................................................................................... 719-333-9251Arseniak E-Mail ....................................................................................................................................... [email protected] Fax ............................................................................................................................................................................. 719-333-3798Press Box Phone ............................................................................................................................................................... 719-333-3472Web Site ............................................................................................................................................................ goAirForceFalcons.comSID Mailing Address 2168 Field House Dr. USAF Academy, CO 80840


Media Information/StaffMedia Information/Staff

Lt. Col. Mark GrotelueschenOfficer Representative

Capt. Matt SchmittOfficer Representative

Maj. Cory LaneOfficer Representative

Lt. Col. Justin HillOfficer Representative

Scott RichardsonEquipment Specialist

Tim NeumanEvents Management

Drew BodetteStrength & Conditioning

Baseball Support Staff

Media GuideThe 2014 Air Force baseball media guide is produced as a source of infor-mation for the media. Other materials may be obtained by contacting the ath-letic communications office.

Athletic Communications2169 Field House DriveUSAF Academy, CO 80840-9500

Phone: 719-333-2313Fax: 719-333-3798

Post-Game InterviewsAir Force head coach Mike Kazlausky and players are available for interviews on the field following the 10-minute pe-riod in which the head coach meets with the team. A member of the communi-cations staff will be available to assist you in the interview process.

In-Season InterviewsAll Air Force players and coaches are available for interviews during the week with the following guidelines: All interviews must be made through Nick Arseniak in the media relations office. (719-333-9251) Requests must be made at least one day in advance so that the player and/or coach can be properly notified. All interviews must be done between 1 and 2:30 p.m. or 5:00-6:00 p.m.MST.

Visiting RadioUpon receiving permission to broadcast the game, please contact the media re-lations office. The press box at Falcon Field has one booth for visiting radio. Contact the media relations office for phone line information.

Press FacilitiesThe press box at Falcon Field has seat-ing for one visiting SID and one visit-ing media member plus a radio booth. Game notes, media guides and flip-cards are available prior to each game. Box scores and play-by-plays are avail-able following the game. A phone line is also available for media use in the press box.

DirectionsFrom Interstate 25 take exit 156B head-ing west and enter through the North Gate of the Academy. Head straight for approximately 1.5 miles, up and over the overlook area and make your first left turn upon descending the hill, into the athletic fields. Take your sec-ond right and Falcon Field will be on your left.

Follow Air Force on the WebBaseball news releases, roster, statistics and other information is updated weekly on goAirForceFalcons.com. Game box scores and recaps will be available fol-lowing each game. Livestats will also be available for all home games and selected road games.

Media Outlets

The GazetteP.O. Box 1779Colorado Springs, CO 80901O - 719-636-0259F - 719-636-0163

Denver Post101 W. Colfax Ave. Suite 600Denver, CO 80202O - 303-954-1296F - 303-954-91704

Associated Press1444 Wazee St., Suite 130Denver, CO 80202O - 303-825-0123F - 303-892-5927

Academy SpiritHQ USAFA/PAIUSAF Academy, CO 80840O - 719-333-2044F - 719-333-3494

KRDO-TV (CH. 12 ABC)P.O. Box 1457Colorado Springs, CO 80901O - 719-575-6360F - 719-475-0815

KKTV (CH. 11 CBS)3100 N. Nevada Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80907O - 719-578-0000F - 719-634-3741

KOAA-TV (CH. 5 NBC)2200 7th Ave.Pueblo, CO 81003O - 719-544-5781F - 719-544-7733

KKML AM Radio (1300)6805 Corporate Dr. #130Colorado Springs, CO 80919O - 719-593-2700F - 719-593-2727

Nick ArseniakAthletic Communications

Mark PetersHead Baseball Trainer


2014 Schedule2014 Schedule

Air Force Baseball 2014 ScheduleFeb Opponent Location Time (At Site)Fri. 14 vs. Washington San Marcos, TX 12 pmSat. 15 vs. Michigan San Marcos, TX 6 pmSun. 16 at Texas State San Marcos, TX 3:30 pmFri. 21 vs. Navy^ Kinston, NC 6 pmSat. 22 vs. Navy^ Kinston, NC 2 pmSun. 23 vs. Navy^ Kinston, NC 12:30 pmFri. 28 at UNLV* Las Vegas, NV 6 pm

MarchFri. 1 at UNLV* Las Vegas, NV 1 pmSat. 2 at UNLV* Las Vegas, NV 1 pmFri. 7 FRESNO STATE* USAFA 3 pmSat. 8 FRESNO STATE* USAFA 1 pmSun. 9 FRESNO STATE* USAFA 12 pmTues. 11 at Arizona Tucson, AZ 6 pmWed. 12 at Arizona Tucson, AZ 1 pmFri. 14 at Nebraska-Omaha Omaha, NE 1 pmSat. 15 at Nebraska-Omaha Omaha, NE 1 pmSun. 16 at Nebraska-Omaha Omaha, NE 1 pmTues. 18 at Kansas State Manhattan, KS 6:30 pmWed. 19 at Kansas State Manhattan, KS 3 pmFri. 21 at Nevada* Reno, NV 4 pmSat. 22 at Nevada* Reno, NV 2 pmSun. 23 at Nevada* Reno, NV 1 pmTues. 25 at Sacramento State Sacramento, CA 6:30 pmWed. 26 at Sacramento State Sacramento, CA 3 pmFri. 28 NEW MEXICO* USAFA 3 pmSat. 29 NEW MEXICO* USAFA 1 pmSun. 30 NEW MEXICO* USAFA 12 pm

AprilTues. 1 NORTHERN COLORADO USAFA 3 pmFri. 4 at San Diego State* San Diego, CA 6 pmSat. 5 at San Diego State* San Diego, CA 2 pmSun. 6 at San Diego State* San Diego, CA 1 pmTues. 8 NEW MEXICO STATE USAFA 3 pmWed. 9 at Northern Colorado Greeley, CO 3 pmFri. 11 at South Dakota State Brookings, SD 3 pmSat. 12 at South Dakota State Brookings, SD 1 pmSun. 13 at South Dakota State Brookings, SD 1 pmTues. 15 ADAMS STATE USAFA 3 pmThurs. 17 UNLV* USAFA 3 pmFri. 18 UNLV* USAFA 3 pmSat. 19 UNLV* USAFA 12 pmTues. 22 NORTHERN COLORADO USAFA 3 pmFri. 25 at Fresno State* Fresno, CA 6:30Sat. 26 at Fresno State* Fresno, CA 6:30Sun. 27 at Fresno State* Fresno, CA 1 pmTues. 29 at Northern Colorado Greeley, CO 3 pm

MayFri. 2 NEVADA* USAFA 3 pmSat. 3 NEVADA* USAFA 1 pmSun. 4 NEVADA* USAFA 12 pmFri. 9 SAN JOSE STATE* USAFA 3 pmSat. 10 SAN JOSE STATE* USAFA 1 pmSun. 11 SAN JOSE STATE* USAFA 12 pmThurs. 15 at New Mexico* Albuquerque, NM 6 pmFri. 16 at New Mexico* Albuquerque, NM 6 pmSat. 17 at New Mexico* Albuquerque, NM 1 pmWed.-Sun. 21-25 MW Championship Las Vegas, NV TBA

HOME GAMES are at Falcon Field - USAFA, Colo. - FREE ADMISSION for all Air Force baseball home games.* Denotes Mountain West game^ Freedom Classic - Kinston, NCAll times are local to siteDates and times subject to change. - Check goAirForceFalcons.com for up-to-date baseball info.Check goAirForceFalcons.com for up-to-date baseball info.


2014 Roster2014 Roster

Air Force Baseball 2014 Roster# NAME POS. B/T HEIGHT WEIGHT CLASS HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL)1 Adam Groesbeck IF R/R 5-9 165 Fr. Turlock, CA (Turlock)2 Tyler Jones IF R/R 6-0 200 Fr. Coppell, TX (Coppell)4 Anthony Denkinger IF/OF R/R 6-2 185 Fr. Windsor Heights, IA (Dowling Catholic)5 Adam Blankenship OF R/R 6-0 210 So. Houston, TX (Clements)7 Weston Steelhammer C R/R 6-0 200 Fr. Shreveport, AL (Calvary Baptist Academy) 11 Noah Pierce IF R/R 6-1 190 Jr. Orlando, FL (West Orange) 12 Bo Wilson RHP R/R 5-11 170 So. Brandenburg, KY (Meade County)15 Everett Joiner LHP L/L 6-1 185 Fr. Atlanta, GA (Whitefield Academy)16 Jacob DeVries LHP L/L 6-3 210 Fr. Castroville, TX (Medina Valley)17 Russell Williams IF R/R 6-3 185 Fr. McKinney, TX (McKinney Boyd) 18 Tyler Saleck IF R/R 6-2 205 Jr. Leesburg, VA (Loudon County) 19 Brian Sicher C R/R 6-0 190 Jr. Orland Park, IL (St. Rita) 20 Travis Neubeck C/RHP S/R 6-2 190 Fr. Hugo, MN (Hill-Murray)21 Ben Yokley RHP R/R 6-0 185 Jr. Arvada, CO (Ralston Valley) 22 Griffin Jax RHP/IF R/R 6-2 210 Fr. Greenwood Village, CO (Cherry Creek) 23 Trent Monaghan LHP R/L 6-3 185 So. Coral Springs, FL (Nova) 24 David Thomas OF L/R 6-2 205 Jr. Houston, TX (Fort Bend Christian Academy) 25 Spencer Draws IF L/R 6-0 185 So. Columbus, GA (Columbus) 26 Jordan Hanlin C R/R 5-11 175 Fr. Rocklin, CA (Jesuit)27 Nathan Stanford RHP R/R 6-5 170 Fr. Memphis, TN (Harding Academic) 28 Cameron White * RHP R/R 6-4 210 Sr. Colleyville, TX (Grapevine) 29 Jake Schomaker * OF R/L 6-0 200 Sr. Cincinnati, OH (Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy) 30 Steven Trojan RHP R/R 6-1 180 So. Mission Viejo, CA (Capistrano Valley)32 Brady Weaver RHP R/R 5-10 175 So. Bridgeport, WV (Bridgeport) 33 Bradley Haslam IF R/R 6-2 205 Fr. San Marino, CA (San Marino) 35 Seth Kline 1B L/R 6-1 225 Sr. Yakima, WA (Eisenhower) 37 Joey Teed C R/R 5-11 170 Fr. Longmeadow, MA (Longmeadow)38 Luca Simmons C L/R 6-1 180 Fr. Baltimore, MD (Gilman School) 39 Coleman Poje IF/OF R/R 6-2 220 So. Atlanta, GA (Westminster)

8 Head Coach: Mike Kazlausky (USAFA, 1991) 4th year 10 Assistant Coach: Toby Bicknell (Wingate, 2002) 4th year14 Pitching Coach: Blake Miller (Coker College, 2007) 1st year3 Vol. Asst. Coach: Tad Reida (Wichita State, 2008) 1st year * Denotes team captains

Falcons By Class

Seniors (3): Seth Kline, Jake Schomaker,

Cameron White

Juniors (5): Noah Pierce, Tyler Saleck,

Brian Sicher, David Thomas, Ben Yokley

Sophomores (7): Adam Blankenship,

Spencer Draws, Trent Monaghan, Coleman Poje,

Steven Trojan, Brady Weaver, Bo Wilson

Freshmen (14): Anthony Denkinger,

Jacob DeVries, Adam Groesbeck, Jordan Hanlin,

Bradley Haslam, Griffin Jax, Everett Joiner,

Tyler Jones, Travis Neubeck, Luca Simmons,

Nathan Stanford, Weston Steelhammer,

Joey Teed, Russell Williams

Falcons By State (17 States)

California (4): Groesbeck, Hanlin, Haslam, Trojan Colorado (2): Jax, YokleyFlorida (2): Monaghan, PierceGeorgia (3): Draws, Joiner, PojeIllinois: SicherIowa: DenkingerKentucky: WilsonLouisiana: SteelhammerMaryland: SimmonsMassachusetts: TeedMinnesota: NeubeckOhio: SchomakerTennessee: StanfordTexas (6): Blankenship, DeVries, Jones, Thomas, White, WilliamsVirginia: SaleckWashington: KlineWest Virginia: Weaver

Pronunciations

#3 Reida – Rye-da#4 Denkinger – Den-king-er#16 DeVries - D’freeze#29 Schomaker - Shoe-maker#39 Poje - POH-JAY


Head Coach Mike KazlauskyHead Coach Mike Kazlausky

#8 Mike Kazlausky (Maj. Ret.)Head CoachFourth YearUSAFA, 1991

Mike Kazlausky enters his fourth year as Air Force baseball head coach in 2014. Kazlausky was named head baseball coach on June 2, 2011, by Athletic Director Dr. Hans Mueh. Kazlausky retired from active duty, effective June 1, 2011, and his interim tag was lifted to official head coach status. Kazlausky signed a three-year con-tract through the 2014 season. A former player and Academy graduate, Kazlausky epitomizes what it means to don the Falcon baseball Blue and White.

Kazlausky, known as “Coach Kaz” is a 1991 Academy graduate and has logged six years as an assistant coach at the Academy. He is the first Academy graduate to become head baseball coach at Air Force and was the program’s first military coach since 1988.

Kazlausky retired with the rank of major after 20 years of meritorious service with the U.S. Air Force. As the interim head coach in 2011, Kazlausky led the Falcons to a 19-36 overall re-cord, leading the program to the most wins since 2002. The 19 wins were also the second-most

in school history against Division I opponents and the most Division I wins by a first-year head coach at the Academy.

The Falcons posted a 15-39 record in 2013. The Falcons had their winningest conference sea-son since 2002. Kazlausky had his first player drafted in senior catcher Garrett Custons, who was a 10th round draft pick of the Toronto Blue Jays. Custons was also one of 15 semifinalists for the Johnny Bench Award. Falcon baseball also continued to excel in the classroom, pro-ducing a school-record eight Academic All-Conference players.

In 2012, Air Force went 14-39 with a young team that often times started as many as five freshmen in the field. The Falcons posted a 6.10 team ERA that was the second-lowest in the past 30 years. The Falcons featured two All-Moun-tain West selections in junior catcher Garrett Custons and sophomore designated hitter Seth Kline. The Falcons also posted their first win-ning season at home since 2002 and defeated a Big 12 school (Kansas) for the first time since

2001. In addition, Air Force set a school record with 46 sacrifice bunts.

In his first year, Kazlausky led Air Force to its first win over a Pac 10 school in 21 years and its first four-game sweep since 2003. The team fielded .960 to set a new school record. Sophomore Garrett Custons earned First-Team All-Mountain West honors by ranking in the conference top 10 in 11 categories. Sophomore right-hander Sean Carley posted one of the best seasons ever by a Falcon pitcher, earning second-team All-MW honors, the first Falcon pitcher to earn all-conference honors since 2002. Carley posted a 3.94 earned run average, the lowest at the Academy in 28 years. His 4.10 ERA in conference games set a school record in the Mountain West era. Air Force lowered its team ERA by over five runs a game from the 2010 season (11.31 to 6.09). The 6.09 team ERA was the lowest at Air Force in 29 years, dating back to 1982.

“This is my school and no one is more proud than I to have gone through the Academy and

Kazlausky and Kansas head coach Ritch Price exchange hats prior to Kansas-Air Force game in 2011.


Head Coach Mike KazlauskyHead Coach Mike Kazlausky

to have served for 20 years in the Air Force,” Kazlausky said. “I look forward to having the opportunity to continue to represent our United States Air Force Academy! It is a tremendous honor and a privilege to be associated with the Academy and the Air Force as the Head Base-ball Coach. I have a great understanding of all the pillars at the Academy, and I truly under-stand the mission of the Academy and the Air Force. Our job, as a staff, is to ensure success not only on the baseball field but in all facets of the Academy and that each young man is ready to lead our great country upon graduation!”

As one of the most inspirational and emotional players to ever wear the Air Force baseball uni-form, Kazlausky came to USAFA baseball as a walk-on and started all four years. At the time of his graduation, he held eight career records and still ranks among the top six in nine of the 13 of-fensive categories. A two-time all-Western Ath-letic Conference (WAC) selection, Kazlausky led the Falcons in batting in 1989 and 1991.

After a standout baseball career with the Fal-cons, “Kaz” spent three seasons from 1993 to 1995 as an assistant coach to former Falcon head coach Paul Mainieri, now the head skipper at LSU. During this time, the Falcons posted three consecutive winning seasons. The 1994 team led the nation in batting average, slugging percent-age and triples. The 1995 team won 29 games, the second most in school history. After leaving the Academy in the summer of 1995, Kaz spent four years at Charleston Air Force Base, S.C., as a pilot in the C-17 aircraft.

He later returned to the Academy in the fall of 2000 as a TG4 and T-41/C-150 evaluator pilot in the 94th Flying Training Squadron. In addition to his flight duties, he also served as the volun-teer baseball coach for the Falcons as well as the Preparatory School head baseball coach. During his tenure, the 2002 Falcon team set the school record for most Div. I victories and two Falcon players were drafted into the minor leagues. Kazlausky then returned back to Charleston Air Force Base in 2004. He spent the next two and a half years as a C-17 pilot actively serving in the War on Terror, before returning to the Academy from 2006-2008 for this third tour as an assistant baseball coach. Kazlausky spent 2010 as an Air Officer Commanding (AOC) for cadet squadron 12 at the Academy.

In 2007, Kazlausky was inducted to the Lake County Hall of Fame in Lake County, Ill., for outstanding achievement. In 2008, he was in-ducted into the 14th Airlift Squadron Hall of Fame in Charleston, S.C..

Coach Kaz and his wife, Kris, live in Monument with their daughter, Sammy and son, Mick.

Kazlausky File

Hometown: Lake County, Ill.

Career & Academy Record: 48-114 (3 years)

Education: Bachelor’s Science, 1991, USAFA Master’s Degree, from Northern Colorado Playing Experience: USAFA, 1988-91

Baseball Honors/Accolades: - Played under LSU head coach and former Falcon head coach Paul Mainieri. - All-WAC 1990, 1991 Retired Rank: Major (Retired, May 2011)

Planes Flown: C-17, TG4, T-41/C-150, T-1, T-37, T-38

Flight Hours: 2,900

Assignments: - Charleston AFB, S.C. C-17 Pilot for War on Terror - USAFA, Assistant Coach (six years) - USAFA, TG4 and T-41/C-150 Instructor - USAFA, AOC - Cadet Squadron 12

Honors: - Lake County Hall of Fame inductee in 2007.

- 14th Airlift Squadron Hall of Fame inductee in 2008.


Assistant Coach Toby BicknellAssistant Coach Toby Bicknell

#10 Toby BicknellAssistant CoachFourth YearWingate, 2002

Toby Bicknell enters his third year as assistant baseball coach at the Air Force Acad-emy. Bicknell, who coaches the hitters and defense, along with running the offense from third base, also spearheads the recruiting efforts for the Falcons. Air Force baseball’s 2013 recruiting class is ranked #67 in the nation accord-ing to Perfect Game. The Falcons crack Perfect Game’s Top 100 rankings for the fi rst time in program history. The Falcons have 10 commitments so far for the 2013-14 class. Air Force has three commits that are top 10-ranked players in their respective states. The Falcons are the lone Top 100 representative from the Moun-tain West (for teams playing in MW in 2014). In 2012 Bicknell coached a trio of Falcons to Mountain West Baseball All-Conference team. The Falcons were led by senior Blair Roberts who earned fi rst-team honors at second base. Roberts earned the selection with a .302 conference batting average, becoming Air Force’s fi rst all-conference middle infi elder in the Mountain West era. Junior Garrett Custons was named second-team catcher, be-coming Air Force’s fi rst two-time all-conference honoree since 2003. Sophomore Seth Kline earned second team honors at DH/Utility, raising his batting average 84 points and slugging by 150 points in just one season. The Falcons also set a school record with 46 sacrifi ce bunts and ranked 33rd in the nation in triples per game. Defensively, the Falcons fi elded .959 on the season, the second-best mark in school history. The Falcon catchers (Garrett Custons and Brian Sicher) combined to throw out 30 baserunners on the season ranking second in the Mountain West. Their 53.6 percent runners thrown out average was tops in the conference. In 2011, Bicknell helped lead the Fighting Falcons to the most wins since 2002, their fi rst win over a Pac-10 school in 21 years and their fi rst series sweep since 2003. Defensively, Air Force set the school record for fi elding percentage at .960. Several Falcon players accomplished career highlights in 2011 including senior Nathan Carter who set the NCAA Division I record with 33 career triples. Carter also led the Mountain West Conference with seven triples. Sophomore Gar-rett Custons ranked in the top 10 among the Mountain West in 11 offensive catego-ries while garnering a First-Team All-Mountain West selection. Bicknell spent the 2009 and 2010 seasons at Davidson College. At Davidson, Bicknell dramatically helped turn around the Wildcat offense and defense. During his fi rst season with the Wildcats, the 2009 team improved in eight offensive catego-ries - home runs (30 to 66), doubles (89 to 122), runs scored (272 to 313), RBIs (252 to 283), total bases (647 to 827), slugging percentage (.375 to .468), on-base per-centage and stolen bases (45 to 56), and fi nished seventh or higher in the Southern Conference in fi ve offensive categories. Davidson had fi ve starters that batted over .300, three with double-digit homers and four starters with double-digits in doubles. Individually, several Wildcat hitters showed major improvements and turned in career-best seasons. Zach Kayne, drafted by the Chicago White Sox in the 22nd round of the 2009 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft, broke the school record with 22 doubles, while hitting a career-high 10 home runs and leading the team with a .340 average. Drew Gadaire earned a spot on the All-Freshman South-ern Conference team, after hitting 11 home runs in his rookie season, and Danny Weiss was named to the All-Southern Conference Second Team as the designated hitter. The Davidson College 2010 season was highlighted by a 2-2 record vs. ACC teams including wins over Duke and nationally ranked #16 Virginia Tech. The Wildcats also made great strides defensively, committing 13 less errors than the 2009 team, improving their fi elding percentage to .960 and turning 36 double plays. The 2010 season saw Andrew Barna earn SoCon All-Freshman and Freshman All-American. Prior to his time at Davidson, Bicknell spent two seasons as the Volun-teer assistant coach at Clemson University. During his time at Clemson, Bicknell worked primarily with infi elders and hitters along with coordinating summer camps at Clemson. The Tigers compiled a 70-51-1 record during his two years and he coached fi ve players who were picked in the Major League Baseball draft. During the 2008 season, the Tigers boasted one of the toughest schedules in the country, taking fi ve games over top-25 opponents, seven over regional teams and three over super regional teams. In his fi rst season at Clemson in 2007, Bicknell helped coach one of the best infi elds in Tiger history, led by fi rst baseman Andy D’Alessio, shortstop Taylor Har-bin, and third baseman Marquez Smith. Smith was a First Team All-ACC selection who hit .336 with 13 homers and 56 RBIs, while D’Alessio, who was the MVP of

the regionals, batted .319 with 17 home runs and 50 RBIs. Harbin added 19 doubles, 11 homers, and a team-high 62 RBIs. The Tigers advanced to the NCAA Super Regional in 2007 after capturing the NCAA Regional title. Clemson had 12 wins over teams ranked in the top-25 of several of the baseball polls and had a school-record 11 players selected in 2007 MLB draft, including fi ve players in the fi rst three rounds. Prior to his time at Clemson, Bicknell spent two years as an assistant coach at North Carolina-Pembroke. The Braves posted a record of 63-47 in those two years, received a national ranking as high as seventh, and posted back-to-back 30 win seasons for the fi rst time in program history, while tying the school record for wins at 32. The 2006 team posted school records in seven offensive categories while also having six of its starters hit .315 or better. Defensively, the Braves set program records for fi elding percentage, putouts and assists. Bicknell also coached All-American Jason Morales, who was eventually drafted by the Kansas City Roy-als. In eight years at the collegiate level, Bicknell has coached 14 all-conference players, two Freshman All-Americans, and eight MLB draft picks. All totaled, Bicknell has tutored 11 MLB draft picks. Bicknell spent the 2003 and 2004 seasons at nearby Myers Park High School in Charlotte, NC. The 2003 Mustangs were Western North Carolina State Champi-ons and NC 4A State runner-up. That team contained fi ve future Division I players including former North Carolina pitcher Robert Woodard, who was drafted by the San Diego Padres in the 2007 MLB Draft. From 2000-2004 Bicknell was a part of the On Deck O’s where he coached 18 players that went on to play college baseball. Between 1998-00, Bicknell served as an assistant coach at Providence Senior High School in Charlotte, while also assisting with the Post 235 Matthews Ameri-can Legion Team. Bicknell, who is entering his 14th year as a coach, has spent seven years in all coaching high school and travel baseball in the Charlotte area. He has coached 30 high school players that have gone on to play college baseball (25 at the Division I level), including seven ACC Players, 10 Southern Conference players, and three that were drafted by MLB. Bicknell was a starter on the 2002 Wingate baseball team, where he played third base. The Charlotte native lettered three times at Charlotte Christian School from 1995-97. He earned all-conference honors as a junior and senior and was all-state and All-Mecklenburg County as a senior. He also was a starter on the Knights foot-ball team both his junior and senior years, including starting quarterback his senior season. Bicknell, earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education at Wingate Uni-versity in 2002, and his master’s degree in sports administration at UNC-Pembroke in 2006. Bicknell and his wife Faith have been married fi ve years and reside in Monument, CO.


Pitching Coach Blake MillerPitching Coach Blake Miller

#14 Blake MillerPitching CoachFirst YearCoker College (S.C.), 2007

Blake Miller enters his fi rst season as pitching coach for the Falcons. Be-fore coming to the Air Force Academy, Miller spent two years as pitching coach at Savannah State University in Savannah, Ga.

While at Savannah State, Miller was a part of a historic 2013 season that included winning the school’s fi rst MEAC Conference Championship, earning a bid to play in its fi rst NCAA Regional. Along with defeating two top-25 teams, the Tigers improved their win total from 19 wins in 2012 to 33 wins in 2013 and saw their team ERA improve from 6.15 to 4.93.

During the 2013 season, the Tigers also received national attention with the on-fi eld performance of pitcher Kyle McGowin. Under Miller’s tute-lage McGowin established himself as one the top pitcher’s in the coun-try by posting a 12-2 record with a 2.02 ERA. His 135 strikeouts led the MEAC Conference and were third in the nation. McGowin became the fi rst pitcher in Savannah State history to be named a Division I First Team All-American (NCBWA) and win the MEAC Pitcher of the Year Award. He was a top 10 fi nalist for the National Pitcher of the Year award and a top 30 fi nalist for the Golden Spikes Award, awarded to the nation’s top overall player. Following his junior season, McGowin became the fi rst pitcher from Savannah State to be drafted when he was selected in the fi fth Round (157th overall) by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in the 2013 MLB First-Year Player Draft.

In addition to McGowin’s success Miller had two pitchers named to the MEAC All-Conference Team, and has seen fi ve members of his pitching staff earn MEAC Conference pitcher-of-the-week honors. In addition, pitcher Rex Davis was named MEAC Freshmen of the Year in 2012.

Prior to coaching at Savannah State, Miller was the pitching coach at Em-erald High School in Greenwood, S.C. from 2008-10. While at Emerald, the pitching staff set school records for team ERA in 2009 and again in 2010. Two of Miller’s pitchers were named to the All-Region Team and three players went on to pitch at the collegiate level.

Miller holds a bachelors degree in history from Coker College (S.C.). He graduated in 2007 after playing four years of baseball for the Cobras. A relief pitcher, Miller’s career record was 6-2 and during the 2005 season he set the previous school record for most appearances in a season with 28. Miller’s coaching career began at Coker when he was a student assistant for the Cobras during the 2007 season.

Miller and his wife, Tiffany, reside in Monument.


Vol. Assistant Coach Tad ReidaVol. Assistant Coach Tad Reida

#3 Tad ReidaVolunteer Assistant CoachFirst YearWichita State

Tad Reida enters his fi rst season as assistant coach for the Falcons. Before coming to the Air Force Academy, Reida spent two years as an assistant coach at West Virginia University in Morgantown, WV.

During Reida’s fi rst season with WVU in 2009, the Mountaineers fi nished with a 37-18 record. Throughout the season, the Mountaineers spent sev-eral weeks in the Top 25 rankings. WVU fi nished third in the NCAA with a .360 batting average, sixth with 9.5 runs per game, and led the nation in doubles-per-game with 2.93.

The 2010 season brought national attention for Mountaineer shortstop Jedd Gyorko. Under Reida’s tutelage, Gyorko established himself as the nation’s top shortstop, winning the Brook’s Wallace Award. Gyorko fi n-ished the 2010 season with a .973 fi elding percentage, .381 batting average and 19 home runs. Gyorko fi nished his rookie season with the San Diego Padres in 2012 with 26 doubles and 23 home runs. Gyorko was a Rookie of the Year fi nalist.

In between his stints at West Virginia and Air Force, Reida spent 2010-2013 running the CageRat Baseball organization. During his time with CageRat Baseball, he helped develop and mentor over 60 high school players that moved on to college baseball, including 15 Div. I players. Included in that list of players was the nation’s #1 ranked catcher, Wyatt Cross.

Reida was a Philadelphia Phillies draft pick out of high school. He played collegiately at Wichita State University under legendary coach Gene Ste-phenson. Reida holds a bachelors degree in Sport Management with a Business minor from Indiana University.

Reida’s younger brother, Matt, plays baseball at the University of Ken-tucky and his sister, Tiffany, played basketball at Indiana State University.

Reida and his wife, Allison, reside in Castle Rock. They have a fi ve-year old daughter Peyton.


TV/Media RosterTV/Media Roster

#1 Adam GroesbeckFr. IF

#2 Tyler JonesFr. IF

#4 Anthony DenkingerFr. IF/OF

#5 Adam BlankenshipSo. OF

#7 Weston SteelhammerFr. C

#11 Noah PieceJr. IF

#12 Bo WilsonSo. RHP

#15 Everett JoinerFr. LHP

#16 Jacob DeVriesFr. LHP

#17 Russell WilliamsFr. IF

#18 Tyler SaleckJr. IF

#19 Brian SicherJr. C

#20 Travis NeubeckFr. C/RHP

#21 Ben YokleyJr. RHP

#22 Griffin JaxFr. RHP/IF

#23 Trent MonaghanSo. LHP

#24 David ThomasJr. OF

#25 Spencer DrawsSo. IF

#26 Jordan HanlinFr. C

#27 Nathan StanfordFr. RHP

#28 Cameron WhiteSr. RHP

#29 Jake SchomakerSr. OF

#30 Steven TrojanSo. RHP

#32 Brady WeaverSo. RHP

#33 Bradley HaslamFr. C

#35 Seth KlineSr. 1B

#37 Joey TeedFr. C

#38 Luca SimmonsFr. C

#39 Coleman PojeSo. IF/OF

#8 Mike KazlauskyHead Coach

#10 Toby BicknellAssistant Coach

#14 Blake MillerPitching Coach

#3 Tad ReidaVol. Assistant Coach


Meet The FalconsMeet The Falcons

Seth Kline • #35Senior • 1B6-1, 225 • Bats/Throws: L/RHometown: Yakima, Wash.High School: EisenhowerMajor: Management

- 2014 MW Preseason All-Conference- 2013 First-Team All-MW 1B- 2013 All-MW Tournament Team- 2012 Second-Team All-MW UTL/DH- Was a linebacker on AF football team in 2010 as a freshman.

Junior (2013): First-team All-Moun-tain West 1B...Second-Team College Sports Madness all MW...MW All-Tournament Team...Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week (3/25)...started 50 of 52 games played...led team in hit-ting for second-straight season with .356 average, ranking sixth in MW...led team with 40 RBIs and 25 walks...second on team with 16 doubles, .430 OBP, six stolen bases and 69 hits...third on team with 34 runs scored and two home runs...batted .387 in conference play, ranking fourth in the conference and the fourth-best total in school histo-ry...tied a school record with 12 doubles in conference play...Led MW with 467 putouts and 509 chances...also ranked amongst the MW top 10 in OBP (8th), RBIs (10th), Doubles (8th) and Sac Flies (3rd)...led team with 10 multi-RBI games, a 12 game hitting streak and a 22-game reached base streak.

Sophomore (2012): Second-team All-Mountain West Utility/DH ... First-team College Sports Madness all MW ... led team with .322 batting average ... raised average .86 points from fresh-man season ... started 33 of 34 games ... missed a portion of the season due to injury ... led team with fi ve home runs, 25 walks and .441 on base percentage ... drove in 21 runs and scored 18 runs ... homered against UNLV, Northern Colorado, San Diego State, TCU and New Mexico ... batted .348 in MW play, hitting four homers and driving in 18 runs in 24 games ... slugged .576 in MW play ... had a season-best six game hitting streak and had a 13-game reached base streak.

Freshman (2011): Played in 40 games, starting 31...batted .236 with 29 hits and 28 RBIs...hit six doubles, a triple and two home runs...third on the team in RBIs...homered against Navy and Creighton...had six mult-hit games...hit a grand slam vs. Creighton...scored two runs vs. Washington, Portland and Northern Colorado...started 25 games at DH and six at fi rst base...played in-side linebacker with the Air Force foot-ball team during the fall.

HIGH SCHOOL (Eisenhower): Let-tered four years in baseball and bas-ketball and three years in football...fi rst-team all-conference as a senior...second-team all-conference as a ju-nior and sophomore...all-state in foot-ball as a junior and senior...three-time fi rst-team all-conference in football...National Honor Society member...high school baseball coach was Ryan Frou-la...played summer ball for the Yakima Beetles, coached by Mike Bailey.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 25...originally recruited to the Academy to play football...has a younger sibling...favorite TV show is Jersey Shore...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV are hot dog eating contests...credits his father as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...enjoys playing the piano when way from baseball...son of Andy and Tamara Kline.

Why I came to the Academy: “Its an honorable place to be at and it’s a great school to mold me into what I want to become. I was also recruited to play football.”

Seth Kline Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2011 Fr. 40-31 123 17 29 6 1 2 28 1 7 32 .236 .350 .291 .9702012 So. 34-33 118 18 38 4 1 5 21 1 25 29 .322 .500 .441 .9772013 Jr. 52-50 194 34 69 16 1 2 40 6 25 39 .356 .479 .430 .986 Career 126-114 435 69 136 26 3 9 89 8 57 100 .313 .448 .448 .983

Kline Career High’s

At Bats 5 Several timesHits 4 TwiceRuns 3 TwiceRBIs 4 Three timesPutouts 17 New Mexico, 4/7/13



Jake Schomaker • #29Senior • Outfielder6-0, 200 • Bats/Throws: R/LHometown: Cincinnati, OhioHigh School: Cincinnati Hills Christian AcademyMajor: Economics

Senior (2014): Team Co-Captain.

Junior (2013): Preseason shoul-der injury limited him to just nine games, making two starts...had one base hit and scored one run...earned Academic All-Mountain West honors.

Sophomore (2012): Appeared in 45 games, starting 33 ... batted .244 with 32 hits and 15 runs scored ... third on team with fi ve hit-by-pitches ... four sac bunts ... led Falcon outfi elders with six assists, including three at home ... drove in three runs vs. Regis with a two hits and a triple ... nine multi-hit games ... had a seven game hitting streak and reached base in nine-straight games.

Freshman (2011): Did not appear in any games.

HIGH SCHOOL (Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy): Let-tered three years in baseball and football...fi rst-team all-state, fi rst-team all-district, fi rst-team all-city, fi rst-team all-conference, all-academic as a senior...fi rst-team all-conference and all-academic as a junior...all-academic as a sopho-more...honorable mention all-state, fi rst-team all-district, fi rst-team all conference in football...high school baseball coach was Larry Redwine...played summer ball for the Cincinnati Hurricanes, coached by Jack Kuzniczci.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 26...nickname is Shoe...has an older brother...favorite book is Moneyball...favorite TV show is Entourage...something most peo-ple don’t know about him is that he likes cold weather...credits his brother as having the biggest infl u-ence on his sports career...son of Bill and Peggy Schomaker.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came here to serve in the greatest Air Force in the world and to be-come a pilot.”

Jake Schomaker Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2012 So. 45-33 131 15 32 1 1 0 12 1 11 22 .244 .267 .327 .9862013 Jr. 11-2 13 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 .077 .077 .143 1.000 Career 56-35 144 16 33 1 1 0 12 1 12 28 .229 .250 .311 .987

Schomaker’s Career High’s

At Bats 6 Northern Colorado, 4/24/12Hits 2 Nine timesRuns 2 TwiceRBIs 3 Regis, 4/17/12OF Assists 6



Cameron White • #28Senior • Pitcher6-4, 210 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Colleyville, TexasHigh School: GrapevineMajor: Management

- 107 IP in 2013 is second all-time at AF.- 5th in nation with 0.76 walks per nine innings.- 6th in nation with 7.78 strikeout-to-walk ratio.

Senior (2014): Team Co-Captain.Junior (2013): Third in the MW with 107.0 innings pitched, which ranks sec-ond all-time at AF...set a new school record with 70.0 innings pitched in conference play...started all 15 games pitched...led team with 5.21 ERA and was second with 70 strikeouts...walked just nine batters all season, ranking fi fth in the nation with 0.76 walks per nine innings and 6th in the nation with a 7.78 strikeout-to-walk ratio...pitched at least six innings in every start and eight-plus innings seven times...did not walk a batter in nine outings...had a streak of 38 innings pitched without allowing a walk...earned wins over St. Bonaven-ture, San Diego State and UNLV...named MW Pitcher of the week on May 13 after a complete game, seven-strikeout win over SDSU...tossed com-plete games vs. SDSU, Gardner-Webb and Nevada.Sophomore (2012): Started all 14 games pitched in ... led team in pitching starts ... struck out 63 in 82.0 innings ... second on team in innings pitched and third in strikeouts ... 3-9 record and 5.16 ERA ... pitched at least fi ve innings in all but two starts ... pitched at least six innings in 10 starts ... struck out fi ve or more in 10 starts ... earned wins over Alcorn State, UNLV and San Diego State ... pitched eight innings, allowing one run vs. Portland ... struck out seven against Navy ... did not walk a batter in six starts ... allowed two or fewer runs in six starts.

Freshman (2011): Pitched in 15 games, making four starts, both top marks amongst Falcon freshmen...5.55 era to go with 1-1 record...struck out 29 in 35.2 innings pitched...ranked sec-ond amongst relievers with 3.07 era in MW play...made pitching debut vs. Ne-braska...fi rst-career start came against Creighton...earned fi rst-career win against Northern Colorado, pitching career-high six innings and allowing just one run...struck out seven against Wichita State...had multiple strike-outs in seven games...allowed just one earned run over fi ve innings in start vs. BYU, while striking out four.HIGH SCHOOL (Grapevine): Let-tered three years in baseball...fi rst-team all-district, Texas High School base-ball magazine Top 100 Texas pitchers, North Texas High School Coaches As-sociation All-Star Team selection and Grapevine top pitcher award winner as a senior...went 8-2 with 1.67 ERA, 67 strikeouts in 66 innings as a senior...high school baseball coach was Tim McCune...played summer ball for the DBAT Mustangs, coached by Zach Randall.PERSONAL: Member of cadet squad-ron 4...has two brothers...attended the USAFA Prep school in 2009-10 and played on the baseball team...favorite MLB team is the Texas Rangers...fa-vorite athlete is Yu Darvish...credits his father as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...son of Ron and Carol White.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to challenge myself in all aspects, play baseball and become an offi cer in the Air Force. Also, the op-portunity to play division one baseball in the Mountain West Conference and receive an education from one of the nation’s top institutions is a once in a lifetime offer.”

Cameron White Career StatisticsYear GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA2011 Fr. 15-4 1 1 0 35.2 57 0 0 28 22 29 4 5.552012 So. 14-14 3 9 0 82.0 111 2 0 61 47 63 18 5.16 2013 Jr. 15-15 3 11 0 107.0 149 3 0 77 62 70 9 5.21 Career 44-33 7 21 0 224.2 317 5 0 166 131 162 31 5.25

White Career High’s

Innings Pitched 9.0 San Diego St., 5/10/13

Strikeouts 7 Six times

Games with 5+ Ks 19

Games is 7+ IP 14

Meet The Falcons



Noah Pierce • #11Junior • Infielder6-1, 180 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Orlando, Fla.High School: West OrangeMajor: Economics

Sophomore (2013): Had season cut short with an ACL tear in his 11th game of the season...started 10 games at third base...had fi ve hits, three RBIs and two runs scored...Academic All-Mountain West for second time.

Freshman (2012): Appeared in 45 games, starting 41 games at third base...batted .216 with 30 hits...scored 14 runs and drove in 18...third on the team with.299 aver-age in Mountain West play...fi elded .939 and was second on the team with 102 assists...led the team with seven sac bunts, which ranked fourth in the Mountain West and was the second-most by a freshman at Air Force...fi rst-career hit was against LSU...fi rst-career homer was a grand slam against Northern Colorado...career-high four hits vs. San Diego State...career-high seven assissts vs. New Mexico...Academic All-Mountain West.

HIGH SCHOOL (West Orange): Lettered three years in baseball...Under-Armour All-American...all-conference...part of four district champion teams....on the honor roll all four years...National Hon-or Society member...high school baseball coach was Jesse Marlo...played summer ball for the Or-lando Scorpions, coached by Sal Lombardo.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 7...major is economics...hobbies are sports and discovering and making music...on the Dean’s and Athletics list every semester at the Academy...active in his squad-ron as an element leader...person in history he’d like to meet is Jackie Robinson because of his ability to handle adversity and continue to do what he loves despite the back-lash from millions...favorite food is a quality steak...favorite movie is the Waterboy...credits his sum-mer baseball coach, Sal Lombardo, as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career..pregame ritual is kissing his cross necklace....favor-ite athlete is Robinson Cano...fa-vorite team is the Colorado Rock-ies...Favorite quote: “The only way of fi nding the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible.” – Arthur C. Clarke...son of Dave and Kathee Pierce.

Why I came to the Academy: “The Academy is a place that is held with the highest regards. When I refl ect on what I have done here, I know that this is the only place that it is all possible. I am honored to have the privilege of serving in the Greatest Air Force in the world and to serve next to the brothers and sisters I have made along this journey. I have already grown so much as a person since being here, I am excited to see what will come.”

Noah Pierce Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2012 Fr. 45-41 139 14 30 7 1 1 18 1-1 4 34 .216 .302 .247 .9392013 So. 11-10 26 2 5 0 0 0 3 1-1 2 6 .192 .192 .250 .826 Career 56-51 165 16 35 7 1 1 21 2-2 6 40 .212 .285 .247 .922

Pierce’s Career High’s

At Bats 5 Three timesHits 4 San Diego State, 3/30/12Runs 2 UNLV, 3/23/12RBIs 4 Northern Colorado, 4/10/12Assists 7 TCU, 5/11/12

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Tyler Saleck • #18Junior • Infielder6-2, 190 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Leesburg, Va.High School: Loudoun CountyMajor: Management

Sophomore (2013): Played in 38 games, making 34 starts...started 28 games at third, fi ve at short and one at fi rst...second on team with four home runs...third on team with 26 RBIs and fourth on team with .438 slugging percentage...batted .258 with 33 hits, 11 doubles and 17 runs scored...third on the team with 72 assists...homered against UNLV, New Mexico, San Diego State and Nevada...had three hits in games against Fresno State, New Mexico and twice vs. UNLV...drove in three runs in a game vs. Fresno State and twice against UNLV.

Freshman (2012): Appeared in 28 games, making 22 starts at fi rst base...had 11 hits and three dou-bles...had four sac bunts...batted .310 in conference play...made de-but vs. Alcorn State, with a sac-fl y RBI...had 20 putouts in a game vs. New Mexico...fi rst-career hit came vs. Wofford...season-best two-hits vs. New Mexico.

HIGH SCHOOL (Loudon Coun-ty): Lettered three years in baseball and two in basketball...fi rst-team all-district third baseman...earned four academic letters and gradu-ated with a 4.4 GPA...AP scholar...high school baseball coach was Tom Lucero...played summer ball for the Loudon County Hawks, coached by Eric Lascomb.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 37...nickname is Sal...has a younger sister...father, Joe, is a

1989 USAFA grad and three-year baseball letterwinner...uncle Steve Saleck is a 1980 USAFA grad and is AFA’s all-time home run leader with 46...mother, Leslee, is also a 1989 USAFA grad...management major...hobbies pick-up basket-ball, working out, hanging out with friends, driving the truck...favorite food is pizza...person in history he’d like to meet is Nolan Ryan...credits his parents as having the biggest infl uence on his sports ca-reer and his parents and sister for having the biggest infl uence on his life...Favorite quote: “Life’s too short not to have fun. If it ain’t fun, it ain’t worth it. Oh, and make good decisions.” -Dad...son of Joe and Leslee Saleck.

Why I came to the Academy: “Ever since I started playing at the age of fi ve, I wanted to play Div. I baseball. I came here to do that, but I’ve stayed for more than that. I’ve met some of the best friends I could have asked for, and I’ve got-ten to travel all over the country playing the sport I love. I wanted to challenge myself and better my-self, and I’ve defi nitely done that. Anything worth anything in life is going to be hard, and I came to the Academy to see what kind of man I could become. I came here because I wanted a strong foundation for the rest of my life; I wanted to be the best man I could be on and off the fi eld and the Academy was my best shot at that.”

Tyler Saleck Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2012 Fr. 28-22 60 5 11 3 0 0 5 0-1 7 21 .183 .233 .265 .9822013 So. 38-34 128 17 33 11 0 4 26 1-3 9 33 .258 .438 .307 .901 Career 66-56 188 22 44 14 0 4 31 1-4 16 54 .234 .372 .293 .954

Saleck’s Career High’s

At Bats 5 Five timesHits 3 Four timesRuns 2 Three timesRBIs 3 Three timesAssists 6 New Mexico, 4/7/13



Brian Sicher • #19Junior • Catcher6-0, 185 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Orland Park, Ill.High School: St. RitaMajor: Management

Sophomore (2013): Appeared in 31 games, making 26 starts...bat-ted .242 with a homer and seven RBIs...had 22 hits and scored 10 runs...threw out 10 of 31 attempted steals...third on team with 124 put-outs...had three hits in a game three times, doing so vs. UTSA, UNLV and Fresno State...homered against San Diego State and drove in three runs.

Freshman (2012): Appeared in 40 games, starting 33...batted .209 with 24 hits, nine runs and 12 RBIs...threw out 9-of-23 at-tempting to steal for a 39.1 runners thrown-out percentage...fi rst-ca-reer hit was against Wofford...three hits against Northern Colorado...scored two runs and had two hits in a game vs. New Mexico.

HIGH SCHOOL (St. Rita): Let-tered four years in baseball and one in football...fi rst-team all-confer-ence and all-area...two-time state runner-up...summer state champi-ons in 2009...high school baseball coach was Mike Zunica...played summer ball for the Illinois Sparks, coached by Len McEnery.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 29...nickname is Sich...has a younger brother...major is management...greatest moment in sports was playing in three state championship games...hobbies are hanging out with family and friends...favorite food is steak & chicken burrito from Chipotle...favorite movie is Bull Durham...person in history he’d like to meet is Jesus...favorite athlete is Josh Hamilton...favorite team is the Chi-cago White Sox....favotie quote: “All it takes is all you got.”...son of Ron and Joanne Sicher.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy because of the opportunities and challenges. What makes the Academy unique compared to every other school in the nation is how much oppor-tunity is presented to you. There are very few schools in the country that can offer someone a free top-notch education, job security after graduation and a chance to play a high level of competitive baseball. These things are all earned, they are not given to you and that’s what makes it all a challenge. It is a very exciting time right now within our baseball team. Our program is on the rise and I cannot wait to compete an

Brian Sicher Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2012 Fr. 40-33 115 9 24 7 1 0 12 0-2 13 27 .209 .287 .303 .9732013 So. 31-26 91 10 22 4 1 1 7 0-1 5 20 .242 .341 .281 .973 Career 71-59 206 19 46 11 2 1 19 0-3 18 47 .223 .311 .294 .973

Sicher’s Career High’s

At Bats 5 Five timesHits 3 Four timesRuns 2 TwiceRBIs 3 San Diego State, 4/13/13Putouts 13 San Diego State, 3/31/12



David Thomas • #24Junior • Infielder6-2, 205 • Bats/Throws: L/RHometown: Houston, TexasHigh School: Fort BendMajor: Management

Sophomore (2013): Appeared in 31 games, making nine starts...drew nine walks in 52 plate appear-ances...on base percentage of .346 was .175 points above batting av-erage...four of seven hits went for extra bases...had a double, two hits, two walks and two runs scored in a game vs. San Diego State.

Freshman (2012): Led Falcon freshmen with 51 games played and 47 starts...fi ve triples ranked second in the Mountain West and was the fourth-most by a freshman at Air Force...second on team with 29 RBIs and third with three home runs...34 hits and 21 runs scored...stole four bases...second on team with 20 walks...led team with 18 RBIs in MW play...led team with nine multi-RBI games...second on team with eight-game hitting streak...had a 12 game reached base streak...College Sports Mad-ness MW player of the week on Feb. 28...had six hits and eight RBIs in a weekend series vs. San Diego State...three hits and four RBIs in a game vs. UNLV.

HIGH SCHOOL (Fort Bend): Named to TAPPS 4A All-State teams in baseball and football...set school single-season records for home runs (10) and slugging (1.268)...helped lead Fort Bend to district title as a senior...two-time academic all-state...played summer ball for the Houston Heat, coached by Vinny Sinisi.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 31...nickname is DT...major is managment...on the Com-mandant’s list twice and on the Dean’s list...hobbies are learning new things...favorite food is chick-en...favorite movie is Braveheart...person in history he’d like to meet is Jesus...credits his father as hav-ing the biggest infl uence on his sports career...son of Robert and Susan Thomas.

Why I came to the Academy:“Above all, I came to the Academy so I could make a difference in other people’s lives. By providing one of the best educations money can buy and being fi lled with top notch facilities, the academy po-sitions you for success in the Air Force and in the business world. I also decided to go to the Academy because I felt the call to serve my country.”

David Thomas Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2012 Fr. 51-47 162 21 34 9 5 3 28 4-5 20 34 .210 .383 .305 .9472013 So. 31-9 41 6 7 3 1 0 4 0-2 9 17 .171 .293 .346 1.000 Career 82-56 203 27 41 12 6 3 32 4-7 29 51 .202 .365 .346 .955

Thomas’ Career High’s

At Bats 6 Northern Colorado, 4/24/12Hits 3 TwiceRuns 3 Navy, 2/25/12RBIs 4 UNLV, 3/25/12Triples 2 San Diego State, 4/1/12



Ben Yokley • #21Junior • Pitcher6-0, 170 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Arvada, Colo.High School: Ralston ValleyMajor: Physics

Sophomore (2013): Second on team with 27 appearances, all in relief...that total ranks eighth-most in school history...posted 6.14 ERA with 26 strikeouts in 29.1 innings pitched...notched a save in win vs. Omaha...struck out three batters in a game vs. Navy and George-town...did not allow an earned run in 15 appearances...picked up wins vs. Navy and Northern Colorado...ranked fi fth in the conference in appearances and his 14 games fi n-ished ranked fourth.

Freshman (2012): Pitched in 16 games, all in relief...fourth amongst relievers with 6.06 ERA...struck out 17 in 18.1 innings pitched...made debut vs. LSU...had nine scoreless outings...earned fi rst-career win vs. Northern Colo-rado with three strikeouts in three innings pitched...struck out career-high four batters in two innings pitched vs. Navy.

HIGH SCHOOL (Ralston Val-ley): Lettered three years in base-ball...2011 Jefferson County 5A League MVP...graduated with hon-ors and is a member of the National Honor Society...high school base-ball coach was Shane Freehling.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 34...nickname is Yoke...has an older sister...major is man-agement...on the Commandant’s and athletics list...took Electrical Computer Engineering over the summer and worked as an Element Leader in 2nd Basic Cadet Train-ing, earning the “Most Outstanding Element Leader” award for 2nd BCT...hobbies are skiing, shoot-ing and crossfi t...greatest moment in sports is pitching against LSU in his fi rst career collegiate game...credits Barry Butera as having the

biggest infl uence on his sports ca-reer...favorite athlete is Jeremy Bloom...son of Joe and Christine Yokley.

Why I came to the Academy: “Challenges are opportunities and this is the biggest challenge I could fi nd. I couldn’t back away from such an opportunity.”

Ben Yokley Career StatisticsYear GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA2012 Fr. 16-0 1 1 0 18.1 22 0 0 13 13 17 13 6.382013 So. 27-0 2 3 1 29.1 40 0 0 26 20 26 16 6.14Career 43-0 3 4 1 47.2 62 0 0 39 33 43 29 6.23

Yokley Career High’s

Innings Pitched 3.0 Northern Colo., 5/15/12

Strikeouts 4 Navy, 2/25/12

Games with 3+ Ks 3

Scoreless outings 9



Spencer Draws • #25Sophomore • Infielder/Outfielder6-0, 185 • Bats/Throws: L/RHometown: Columbus, Ga.High School: ColumbusMajor: Management

Freshman (2013): Appeared in 49 games, making 31 starts...started 12 games at second, 10 at third, eight in right fi eld and one in left...batted .248 with 33 hits, 20 runs scored, 19 RBIs and nine doubles...fourth on team with 61 assists...re-corded a base hit in fi rst-career at bat vs. UTSA...went 4-for-4 with two runs scored vs. New Mexico...had two doubles in a game vs. Northern Colorado and San Diego State...batted .282 in conference play...had a seven-game hitting streak, ranking fi fth-best on the team...also had a 11-game reached base streak.

HIGH SCHOOL (Columbus): Lettered three years in baseball and two in basketball...was part of three state champion teams at Columbus..All Bi-City...Georgia Top100...Team Georgia Player...The Australia Goodwill Games Team MVP...Brent Schoening Memorial Scholarship recipient...National Spanish Honors Society member, Beta Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, Baseball Athletic & Aca-demic Award...high school baseball coach was Bobby Howard...played summer ball for the Atlanta Base-ball Academy, coached by Dave Stephenson and Doc Fowlkes.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 8...is a management major...has a younger sister...nickname is Spence...favorite TV shows are Baseball Tonight and Pawn Stars...favorite movie is Top Gun...person in history he’d like to meet is Jim Abbott...something most people don’t know about him is that he likes to play Hockey...credits his father as having the big-gest infl uence on his sports career...most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that the formula for Coca-Cola was invented there...en-joys golf, swimming and hanging out with friends when away from baseball...son of Kevin and Judy Draws.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to better myself as a person and to develop leadership skills and to protect and serve our great country.”

Spencer Draws Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2013 Fr. 49-31 133 20 33 9 0 0 19 4-5 14 22 .248 .316 .318 .929

Draws’ Career High’s

At Bats 5 3 timesHits 4 New Mexico, 4/7/13Runs 3 UNLV, 5/16/13RBIs 4 UNLV, 3/25/13Triples 3 Northern Colorado, 4/24/13



Trent Monaghan • #23Freshman • Pitcher6-3, 180 • Bats/Throws: R/LHometown: Coral Springs, Fla.High School: NovaMajor: Management

Freshman (2013): Pitched in nine games, making three starts...struck out nine in 14 innings pitched...made debut vs. UTSA, tossing 0.2 scoreless innings...fi rst-career start came against Omaha...notched ca-reer high’s of four innings pitched and three strikeouts vs. Fresno State.

HIGH SCHOOL (Nova): Let-tered four years in baseball...Dis-trict 7A Pitcher of the Year...state All-Star...team MVP...Miami Her-ald and Sun Sentinel First-Team All-County...FACA All-Star...academic athlete award...tossed a no-hitter in the district playoffs...high school baseball coach was Pat McQuaid.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 2...full name is Trenton...nicknames are Trent and Monag...management major...active in his squadron as a safety/security clerk...favorite movie is Top Gun...credits his father as having the big-gest infl uence on his sports career...enjoys sleeping and dreaming about Florida when way from base-ball...favorite sport to watch other than baseball is basketball...son of Thomas and Madora Monaghan.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to do something none of my friends would ever be able to. To serve and lead and be the best person I can be.”

Trent Monaghan Career StatisticsYear GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA2013 Fr. 9-3 0 1 0 14.0 26 0 0 19 17 9 13 10.93

Monaghan’s Career High’s

Innings Pitched 4.0 Fresno State., 4/19/13

Strikeouts 3 Fresno State, 4/19/13

Games with a K 6

0 ER outings 3



Coleman Poje • #39Sophomore • Infielder/Outfielder6-1, 205 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Atlanta, Ga.High School: WestminsterMajor: Civil Engineering

Freshman (2013): Played in 23 games, making 13 starts...started six games at third, three in right, two at fi rst and left...had nine hits and six runs scored...hit two home runs...fi rst-career at bat came against UTSA...fi rst-career hit game against Fresno State...went 3-for-5 with a homer and three runs scored in game game vs. Fresno State...also homered against New Mexico...earned Mountain West Scholar Athlete and Academic All-MW honors.

HIGH SCHOOL (Westminster): Lettered three years in baseball and football...team captain as a senior in baseball and football...earned Varsity Baseball Coach’s Award as a junior and senior...baseball team captain as a sophomore...second-team all-region shortstop as a soph-omore...football team MVP, fi rst-team all-region quarterback and football team captain as a sopho-more...National Honor Society member...Beta Club and National Cum Laude Society...AP Scholar with Honors...high school baseball coach was Russell Wrenn...played summer ball for the East Cobb In-dians, coached by Randy Acuff.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 3...civil engineering ma-jor...has two brothers...brother, Brandon, is a 2012 USAFA Gradu-ate...favorite food is Longhorn porterhouse steak...favorite book is Lone Survivor...favorite TV show is Tosh.0...favorite movie is The Sandlot...person in history he’d like to meet is George Washing-ton...something most people don’t know about him is that he switched high school’s before his junior year...credits coach Brent McGuire as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...enjoys lifting weights, fi shing and snowboarding when away from baseball...son of Chris and Stephanie Poje.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy because I want to accomplish something spe-cial with the next four years of my life, and there is no better place to achieve that goal than at the Acad-emy. I also wish to honorably serve my country and fl y planes for a liv-ing.”

Coleman Poje Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2013 Fr. 23-13 43 6 9 0 0 2 6 2-2 2 19 .209 .349 .271 .902

Poje’s Career High’s

At Bats 5 Fresno State, 5/22/13Hits 3 Fresno State, 5/22/13Runs 3 Fresno State, 5/22/13RBIs 2 New Mexico, 4/25/13Homers 1 twice



Steven Trojan • #30Sophomore • Pitcher6-1, 180 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Mission Viejo, Calif.High School: Capistrano ValleyMajor: Aeronautical Engineering

Freshman (2013): Appeared and started 15 games...posted 5.99 ERA to go with 52 strikeouts in 70.2 innings pitched...led team with four wins and games started by a pitcher...second on team in ERA and third in strikeouts and innings pitched...opponent aver-age of .277 ranked 11th in the conference...pitched fi ve-plus in-nings 10 times...allowed two or fewer earned runs in seven starts...pitched career-high seven innings against New Mexico...struckj out seven against Navy...earned wins against Western Michigan, Ne-vada, New Mexico and UNLV...named Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week on April 8...Academic All-Mountain West.

HIGH SCHOOL (Capistrano Valley): Second-team all-league...scholar athlete all four years...on the Superintendent’s honor roll...graduated with honors and a GPA above 4.0...high school baseball coach was Bob Zamora...played summer ball for Rawlings, coached by Pete Zamora.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 27...aeronautical en-gineering major...has a younger sister...nickname is Troje...on the Dean’s list...active in his squad-ron as the athletic clerk...hobby is snowboarding...favorite food is pizza...favorite book is Slaughter-house Five...favorite TV show is Modern Family...favorite movie is Transformers...person in history he’d most like to meet is Nolan Ryan...credits David Hall as hav-ing the biggest infl uence on his sports career...favorite non-tradi-tional sport to watch on TV is the Winter X Games...son of David and Rebecca Trojan.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy for a great education and opportunities in the future.”

Steven Trojan Career StatisticsYear GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA2013 Fr. 15-15 4 7 0 70.2 76 0 0 57 47 52 41 5.99

Trojan’s Career High’s

Innings Pitched 7.0 Fresno State, 4/7/13

Strikeouts 7 Navy, 2/24/13

Games with 5+ IP 10

Games with 5+ K 5



Brady Weaver • #32Sophomore • Pitcher5-10, 175 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Bridgeport, W.V.High School: BridgeportMajor: Management

Freshman (2013): Appeared in fi ve games, all in relief...made de-but vs. UTSA...pitched career-high 1.2 innings vs. New Mexico...Aca-demic All-Mountain West.

HIGH SCHOOL (Bridgeport): Lettered three years in baseball and cross country...fi rst-team all-state...two-time Big 10 Pitcher of the Year...three-time all-county in cross country...National Hon-or Society Vice President...high school baseball coach was Robert Shields...played summer ball for the Harrison County Generals, coached by Todd Kiger.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 5...is a management ma-jor...has one older sister...favorite food is steak and mashed pota-toes...favorite book is Deception Point...favorite TV show is Ad-venture Time...favorite movie is Mega Mind...person in history he’d like to meet are Aristotle, Plato or Socrates...something most people don’t know about him is that he enjoys playing the Super Mario video games for Nintendo...credits his father has having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...enjoys playing basketball, rugby, video games and reading when away from baseball...son of Gene and Shari Weaver.

Why I came to the Academy: “I want to be the best person I can be, and what better way than to be led by and lead the best people there are?”

Brady Weaver Career StatisticsYear GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA2013 Fr. 5-0 0 0 0 3.2 7 0 0 6 6 0 2 14.74

Weavers’ Career High’s

Innings Pitched 1.2 New Mexico, 4/5/13

Strikeouts -

Games with a K -

0 ER outings -



Bo Wilson • #12Sophomore • Pitcher5-11, 175 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Brandenburg, Ky.High School: Meade CountyMajor: Civil Engineering

Freshman (2013): Appeared in 21 games, all in relief as the team’s closer...tied for team-lead with two saves, ranking ninth in the confer-ence...11 games fi nished ranked seventh in the conference...led Falcon relievers with 5.40 ERA...struck out 17 in 25 innings, walk-ing just three batters...earned saves vs. St. Bonaventure and Nevada...earned win vs. San Diego State...did not allow an earned run in 10 outings...made debut vs. UTSA...struck out two batters six times...pitched career-high four innings vs. Gardner-Webb...Academic All-Mountain West.

HIGH SCHOOL (Meade Coun-ty): Lettered four years in baseball, basketball and football...all-state, all-area, all-region, area pitcher of the year as a senior...all-region as a sophomore and junior...all-area as a freshman...all-area in football and basketball as a junior and se-nior...all-region in basketball as a senior...National Honors Society member...academic all-state in all three sports...high school baseball coach was Todd Clanton...played summer ball for the Louisville Baseball Club, coached by Corky Morse.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 7...civil engineering ma-jor...is the fi fth member of his fam-ily to attend the Academy, includ-ing his father, who played baseball at Air Force...has two younger siblings...favorite food is sweet potato casserole...favorite book is Black Light...favorite TV show is Around the Horn...favorite movie is Top Gun...person in history he’d like to meet is Abraham Lincoln...something most people don’t know about him is that in a hay barn be-hind his house they have a batting cage, pitching machine, and mound where he would always work with his dad from the time he was 10...credits his dad as having the big-gest infl uence on his sports career...son of Ben and Maggie Wilson.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy because it’s the best school in nation. It offers more opportunities than any other institution anywhere in the world. It provides me a way to give back to this great nation. The challenges you face teach you about yourself, the people with you are top of the line, the education is second to none, you have a career laid out for you following graduation, and without people to fi ght for our country we could never enjoy the freedoms we live with today.”

Bo Wilson Career StatisticsYear GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA2013 Fr. 21-0 1 0 2 25.0 36 0 0 17 15 17 3 5.40

Wilson’s Career High’s

Innings Pitched 4.0 Gardner-Webb, 3/10/13

Strikeouts 2 6 times

Games with a K 11

0 ER outings 10



Adam Blankenship • #5Sophomore • Outfielder6-0, 210 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Houston, TXHigh School: Clements

Notable/Freshman (2013): Did not play baseball as a freshman...played running back for the USAFA junior varsity football team...did not appear in any varsity games.

HIGH SCHOOL (Clements): Lettered two years in football...Texas District 23-5A Zone B fi rst-team all-district fullback...played baseball as a freshman and sophomore...high school baseball coach was Israel De Los Santos...played summer ball for the South Texas Slid-ers, coached by Ray Hammond.

PERSONAL: Son of Perry and Margaret Blankenship...has an older brother...nick-name is Blank...attended the USAFA Prep School in 2011-12 and played on the football team...wants to fl y jets upon graduation...favorite food is sea food...favorite book is The Night Angel...favorite TV show is BMS...favorite movie is The Lord of the Rings...person in history he’d most like to meet is

Gen. Robert E. Lee...something not many people know about him is that he’s a real nerd and can dance...credits his deceased summer ball coach Ray Ham-mond, as having the biggest in-fl uence on his sports career...fa-vorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is UFC.

Why I came to the Academy: “To serve my nation.”

Anthony Denkinger • #4Freshman • Infielder/Outfielder6-2, 185 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Windsor Heights, IAHigh School: Dowling Catholic

HIGH SCHOOL (Dowling Catholic): Lettered two years in baseball and football and four years in track...Perfect Game Second Team All-MidWest...Perfect Game Top 500...rated the #1 shortstop and #5 overall prospect from the state of Iowa by Perfect Game... Rawlings/Perfect Game Preseason Cen-tral Region All-High School Senior second Team...all-con-ference and American Legion

All-State...played summer ball for the Dowling Catholic Ma-roons...high school baseball and summer ball coach was Tim O’Neil.

PERSONAL: Member of ca-det squadron 20...son of Steve and Michele Denkinger...has three siblings...related to for-mer MLB umpire Don Den-kinger...nickname is Denk...favorite food is pepperoni

pizza...favorite book is Wild at Heart...favorite TV shows are Blue Mountain State and Sons of Anarchy...favorite movie is Four Brothers...credits his dad as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...the most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that its the home of the Iowa State Fair...enjoys watching college sports, NBA and MLB when away from baseball...favorite non-tradi-

tional sporting event to watch on TV is UFC.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to be challenged and be pushed to my full potential and for the oppor-tunity to play Div. I baseball.”



Jacob DeVries • #16Freshman • Pitcher6-3, 210 • Bats/Throws: L/LHometown: Castroville, TXHigh School: Medina Valley

HIGH SCHOOL (Medina Val-ley): Lettered three years in base-ball...Perfect Game Top 500 and 61st rated LHP...2013 Rawlings/Perfect Game All-Texas Second Team, fi rst-team all-district pitch-er, all-area outfi elder and defensive MVP as a senior...San Antonio Express-News All-Area Class 4A Outfi elder...7-2 record with 1.20 ERA, 95 strikeouts in 52 innings pitched, to go with .438 batting average and three homers as a se-nior...second-team all-district out-

fi elder as a junior...4-2 record as a sophomore...high school baseball coach was Carl Keller...played summer ball for Marucci Elite, coached by Walter Jones...National Honor Society member...Future Farmers of America member and Mu Alpha Theta member.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 9...son of Kenny and Liz DeVries...has a younger brother...nickname is Jake...favorite food is Good Oke Bar-B-Que...enjoys

reading hunting magazines...favor-ite TV show is South Park...favor-ite movie is Black Hawk Down...person in history he’d most like to meet is Alexander the Great...something not many people know about him is that he always wanted to be a pig farmer when he was young...credits his dad as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that it’s surrounded by corn fi elds...enjoys hunting, being outdoors and be-

ing in the weight room when away from baseball...favorite non-tradi-tional sporting event to watch on TV is Rodeos.

Why I came to the Academy: “I want to make a difference and pro-vide the security blanket that keeps this country free.”

Adam Groesbeck • #1Freshman • Infielder5-9, 165 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Turlock, CAHigh School: Turlock

HIGH SCHOOL (Turlock): Let-tered two years in baseball...2013 Under Armour Preseason All-Amer-ican...2012 Perfect Game Preseason All-American Honorable Mention...First-Team All-Central California Conference third baseman as a se-nior...helped lead Turlock to CCC Championship with 28-3 record, in-cluding school-record 26 wins in a row...runner-up in CIF Sac-Joaquin South Division...led team in batting (.392), hits (38), RBIs (30), runs (29), home runs (4) and triples (3) as a senior...homered twice, tripled and

drove in eight runs in a game...Stan-islaus County All-Star games partici-pant...two-time all-academic...Cali-fornia Scholarship Federation life member...high school baseball coach was Mark De la Motte...played sum-mer ball for Rawlings, coached by Tim Thiessen...also ran cross coun-try as a freshman and sophomore, qualifying for CIF Sac-Joaquin Sub-Sections...played competitive soccer until 2008, getting selected to NorCal Premier ODP program.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 8...son of Neal and Kim Groesbeck...has an older sister...fa-vorite food is steak...favorite book is Into the Wild...favorite TV show is Big Bang Theory...favorite movie is The Fast and Furious...person in his-tory he’d most like to meet is Jackie Robinson...something not many peo-ple know about him is that he likes to have a good time while getting what he needs to be done...credits his dad as having the biggest infl u-ence on his sports career...most note-worthy thing about his hometown is

that it’s small and that San Francisco 49er quarterback Colin Kaepernick is from there...enjoys being active and watching sports and movies when way from baseball...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is Beach Volleyball.

Why I came to the Academy: “I didn’t want to be average. It was a challenge and everything it offered was better than any other normal uni-versity.”



Jordan Hanlin • #26Freshman • Catcher5-11, 175 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Rocklin, CAHigh School: Jesuit

HIGH SCHOOL (Jesuit): Second-team all-league and All-Metro, most outstand-ing team player as a junior...Optimist Team (senior all-star game) as a senior...most inspirational on the team as a senior...batted .362 with a .477 on-base percentage as a senior...high school baseball coach was Joe Potulny...played summer ball for the EDH Vi-pers, coached by Dan Sozzi...

maintained a 4.0 GPA every se-mester...earned scholar-athlete award at graduation.

PERSONAL: Member of ca-det squadron 18...son of Rich-ard and Camella Hanlin...has a younger brother...father played collegiately at Cal State San Bernardino and professionally for the Seattle Mariners Class A team as an outfi elder...favorite food is sushi...favorite book is

Lance Armstrong: It’s not about the bike, its about my journey back to life...favorite TV show is Tosh.0...favorite movie is Never Back Down...person in history he’d most like to meet is Will Ferrell as a child to if he was still funny...something not many people know about him is that he likes country music...credits his dad as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...enjoys wakeboarding

and jet skiing when away from baseball...favorite non-tradition sporting event to watch on TV is wakeboarding and water polo...

Why I came to the Academy: “I wanted to challenge myself. I feel that the Academy is the best way to reach my goals and become the man I want to be.”

Bradley Haslam • #33Freshman • Infielder6-2, 205 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: San Marino, CAHigh School: San Marino

HIGH SCHOOL (San Ma-rino): Lettered three years in baseball and two in football...team offensive MVP all four years...All-Rio Hondo League as a junior and senior...led league in average, slugging and home runs as a senior...high school baseball coach was Mack Paciorek...played summer ball for the East L.A. Dodgers and Oakland Athletics scout team.

PERSONAL: Member of ca-det squadron 33...son of Lee Haslam and Yvonee Walkup Haslam...has two older sib-lings...nicknames are Hazz and Hazzard...favorite food is Mexican...favorite book is the Bible...favorite TV show is Duck Dynasty...favorite movie is Dukes of Hazzard...person in history he’d most like to meet is Ronald Reagan...something not many people know about him

is that he’s been in four musi-cals...credits his dad as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...most noteworthy things about his home town is the Huntington Library’s locat-ed there and its the hometown of Gen. George Patton...enjoys fi shing, going to the beach, watching the History Channel and hanging out with friends when away from baseball...fa-vorite non-traditional sporting

event to watch on TV is UFC.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy be-cause I want to serve my coun-try and play Div. I baseball.”



Griffin Jax • #22Freshman • Pitcher/Infielder6-2, 210 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Greenwood Village, COHigh School: Cherry Creek

HIGH SCHOOL (Cherry Creek): 2013 Gatorade Player for the Year for the state of Colorado...12th round draft pick of the Philadelphia Phillies in 2013 MLB draft...Louisville Slugger High School First-Team All-American...All-State and All-Colorado in 2012 and 2013... 5A State Player of the Year...Rawlings/Perfect Game Preseason Third-Team under-classman All-American in 2012

and Third-Team Preseason All-American in 2013...Rawlings/Perfect Game Preseason All-West Region Second Team...Perfect Game Top 500 and third-ranked RHP from Colo-rado...Colorado Rockies fu-tures player in 2012 and 2013...CHSAA all-academic fi rst-team in 2012...posted 7-1 record and 1.74 ERA to go with 57 strike-outs and just two walks in 40.1 innings pitched as a senior...

batted .400 with six homers and 27 RBIs at the plate...team cap-tain as a senior...graduated with high honors...National Honor Society member...played sum-mer ball for the Connie Mack 18’s...high school and summer ball coach was Marc Johnson.

PERSONAL: Member of ca-det squadron 21...son of Garth and Elizabeth Jax...fi rst name is James and Griffi n is his middle

name...nickname is Griff...has younger twin siblings...father played 11 years as an offensive lineman in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Arizona Cardinals and played colle-giately at Florida State.

Everett Joiner • #15Freshman • Pitcher6-1, 185 • Bats/Throws: L/LHometown: Atlanta, GAHigh School: Whitefield Academy

HIGH SCHOOL (Whitefi eld Academy): Lettered four years in baseball and football and one year in wrestling...fi rst-team all-region as a senior...three-time Cobb County offensive player of the week...team pitching MVP as a senior...football team captain as a junior and senior...fi rst-team all-region and all-county as a se-nior in football...National Honor Society member...Headmasters and Principals list all four years and Science and Olympiad team

captain...highs school baseball coach was Mark Combs...played summer ball for the Sandy Plains Wildcats, coached by Mike Hof-fert.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 26...son of Steve and Margaret Joiner...has two broth-ers...brother, Dallis, is a junior at the Air Force Academy...is relat-ed to golf legend Bobby Jones...favorite food is grits...favorite book is the Bible...favorite thing

to watch on TV is Atlanta Braves baseball...favorite movie is The Other Guys...person in history he’d most like to meet is Paul from the bible...something not many people know about him is that he’s a classic southern gen-tleman...credits his brother, Dal-lis, as having the biggest infl u-ence on his sports career and one of the reasons he chose to come to the Academy...most notable thing about his hometown is that some of the best amatuer base-

ball is played there...enjoys bow hunting and running his hunting dogs when away from baseball...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is snow-boarding.

Why I came to the Academy: “To honor God, my family and country.”



Tyler Jones • #2Freshman • Infielder6-0, 200 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Coppell, TXHigh School: Coppell

HIGH SCHOOL (Coppell): Lettered three years in base-ball...two-time Under Armour Preseason All-American...fi rst-team all-district...second-team Louisville Slugger All-Ameri-can...North Texas All-Star...Un-der Armour Top 10, 2013 Hon-orable Mention...#13 ranked third baseman from Texas according to Perfect Game...batted .406 with four homers and 18 doubles as a senior...

high school baseball coach was Kendall Clark...played summer ball for the Texas Blackhawks, coached by Eddie Aguilar...Na-tional Society of High School Scholars member.

PERSONAL: Member of ca-det squadron 2...son of Rob and Kristi Jones...has two younger brothers...father played base-ball at TCU and grandfather played baseball and basketball

at SMU...nickname is T.J. ...fa-vorite food is shrimp and chick-en parmesan...favorite book is the Bible...favorite TV show is Prison Break...favorite movie is Warrior...person in history he’d most like to meet is Jackie Rob-inson...something not many people know about him is that he is naturally left handed...credits his father as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...enjoys working out

and playing video games when away from baseball...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is Australian Rules Football.

Why I came to the Academy: “The Academy sets you up to achieve any goal you want. The opportunity to learn, play base-ball and serve is unmatched by any other school.”

Travis Neubeck • #20Freshman • Pitcher/Catcher6-2, 190 • Bats/Throws: S/RHometown: Hugo, MNHigh School: Hill-Murray

HIGH SCHOOL (Hill-Murray): Lettered four years in baseball and one in hockey...Perfect Game Top 500 and #3 ranked RHP from Minnesota...2013 All-USA Min-nesota Baseball Team Honorable Mention...Rawlings/Perfect Game 2013 Central Region Second-Team...2012 Perfect Game Un-derclass Preseason All-American Honorable Mention...two-time all-conference...Minnesota LIONS se-nior all-star series participant...9-2 career record on the mound...post-

ed 1.29 ERA as a senior and bat-ted .347 at the plate...high school baseball coach was Bill Lechner...played summer ball for the Min-nesota Blizzard, coached by Adam Barta...on the academic honor roll.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 16...son of Mike and Peggy Neubeck...has three young-er siblings...a relative of John Ad-ams and John Quincy Adams...favorite food is Chicken Alfredo...favorite book is Lone Survivor...

favorite TV show is NCIS...favor-ite movie is Top Gun...person in history he’d most like to meet is Abraham Lincoln...something not many people know about me is that he played goalie in a championship high school hockey game in front of 19,000 people...credits his dad as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that its local meat store has gummy bear brats...enjoys being outside with friends and watching the

History Channel when away from baseball...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is Ping Pong.

Why I came to the Academy: “I wanted to do something different from the rest of my high school classmates and to be able to serve my country. I am excited about the quality of education I will receive and the opportunity to learn about myself and to develop my leader-ship abilities.”



Luca Simmons • #38Freshman • Catcher6-1, 180 • Bats/Throws: L/RHometown: Baltimore, MDHigh School: Gilman School

HIGH SCHOOL (Gilman School): Lettered four years in baseball and football...team captain as a senior...high school baseball coach was Larry Sheets...Cal Ripken Jr. was an assistant coach on his team...played summer ball for Rose-dale, coached by Mike Ritko.

PERSONAL: Son of Tim and Kathleen Simmons...father is a 1972 USAFA grad., brother, Anthony, is a 2008 USAFA grad., and brother, Giancarlo, is a 2013 West Point grad. ...also has a third brother...plans on being in the Air Force for his whole career...favorite class subject is foreign languages...favorite book is Lone Survi-vor...favorite TV shows are Friday Night Lights and 24...fa-

vorite movie is Gladiator...per-son in history he’d most like to meet is Ronald Reagan...some-thing not many people know about him is that he loves to play guitar...credits his brother, Anthony, as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...favorite non-traditional sports to watch is K1 and C1 (kayak) racing.

Why I came to the Academy: “Tho serve and do something more meaningful with my life, and to be a part of something bigger than just myself.”

Nathan Stanford • #27Freshman • Pitcher6-5, 170 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Memphis, TNHigh School: Harding Academy

HIGH SCHOOL (Hard-ing Academy): Lettered four years in baseball and two in basketball...Rawlings/Perfect Game 2013 Southeast Region Preseason All-American Hon-orable Mention...17th ranked RHP from Tennessee according to Perfect Game...all-state, all-district, all-region, all-region tournament, MVP, All-Shelby Metro and Harding Academy Pitcher of the Year as a junior

and senior...7-1 record with 0.93 ERA to go with 72 strike-outs and just three walks in 52.2 innings pitched as a se-nior...1.29 ERA and 78 strike-outs as a junior...high school baseball coach was Al Ste-vens...played summer ball for the Memphis Tigers, coached by Ricky Echols...National Honor Society member and honor graduate.

PERSONAL: Member of ca-det squadron 30...son of Charles and Tracy Stanford...has an old-er brother...favorite food is ba-con wrapped chicken...favorite book is Frankenstein...favorite TV show is SportsCenter...fa-vorite movie is the Shawshank Redemption...credits his father as having the biggest infl uence on his sports career...the most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that was the home

of Elvis Presley and his house, Graceland...enjoys golfi ng, fi shing and any sports when away from baseball...favorite non-traditional sport to watch is Olympic swimming.

Why I came to the Academy: “To receive an outstanding ed-ucation and become a U.S. Air Force offi cer.”



Weston Steelhammer • #7Freshman • Catcher6-2, 200 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Shreveport, LAHigh School: Calvary Baptist

2013-14 (Freshman): Spent the fall as a defensive back on the Air Force football team...second on the depth chart at free safety...played in eight games, making seven tackles.

HIGH SCHOOL (Calvary Baptist Academy) - Lettered four years in football and baseball and two years in bas-ketball...was an all-district, all-city and all-state selec-

tion in football...earned fi rst team all-district, all-city and all-state honors in baseball...helped lead Calvary Baptist Academy to 2012 state title...high school baseball coach was former major leaguer and LSU baseball legend Todd Walker...high school football coach was John Bachman...was a Louisi-ana Wendy’s Heisman fi nalist...member of the National Honor Society, the Beta Club and stu-

dent council...was also active the Fellowship of Christian Athletes...played summer ball for Marucci Elite, coached by Randy Carr.

PERSONAL - Member of ca-det squadron 40...son of Ronnie and Cindy Alexander...has an older sister...his grandfather at-tended West Point...undecided about his major...was recruited by Alabama for baseball...lists

his priorities as faith, family, football and baseball.

Why I came to the Academy: “The recruiting process was tough. Being pulled separate ways because of football and baseball. Once the AFA came into the picture the thought of playing both became real. I couldn’t pass up the opportu-nity and don’t regret it one bit.”

Joey Teed • #37Freshman • Catcher5-11, 170 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Longmeadow, MAHigh School: Longmeadow

HIGH SCHOOL (Longmead-ow): Lettered four years in base-ball, three in soccer and one year each in wrestling and track...fi rst-team all-conference, all-star game participant, defensive player of the year in baseball...all-conference in soccer...high school baseball coach was John Mayo...played summer ball for the Dreambat Bombers, coached by Tim Mayo.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 40...son of Mark and Debby Teed...has two older sis-ters...grandfather is a Maine Mari-time Academy graduate...cousin, Brian Barnoski, was a former Boston Red Sox minor leaguer...great nephew of Dick Teed, a catcher who played with Jackie Robinson on the Brooklyn Dodg-ers...grandfather, Bill Teed, also played professional baseball and is an MLB scout...favorite food is chili...favorite book is Guardian

Angel...favorite TV show is Game of Thrones...favorite movie is The Shawshank Redemption...person in history he’d most like to meet is former CIA Director David Petrae-us...something not many people know about him is that he was an Eagle Scout...credits his grandfa-ther, Bill Teed, as having the big-gest infl uence on his sports career...most noteworthy thing about his hometown is that the game of bas-ketball was invented there...enjoys rock climbing, crossfi t and reading

when away from baseball...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is the Crossfi t Games.

Why I came to the Academy: “To serve my country in the most direct way possible, and for a promising future.”



Russell Williams • #17Freshman • Infielder6-3, 185 • Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: McKinney, TXHigh School: McKinney Boyd

HIGH SCHOOL (McKinney Boyd): Lettered three years in baseball and one in football...Raw-lings/Perfect Game 2013 Texas Region Preseason All-American Honorable Mention...13th ranked shortstop from Texas according to Perfect Game...team captain as a senior...District 10-5A Defensive MVP as a junior...District 10-5A Newcomer of the Year in 2011...high school baseball coach was Brooke Court...played summer ball for the Rawlings Mavericks,

coached by Ben Montgomery...National Honor Society member...National Merit Commended Schol-ar...MISD Academic Excellence Award winner.

PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 33...son of Mark and Ca-mille Williams...has two younger siblings...uncle, Doug Barfi eld, was the head football coach at Au-burn from 1976-80...favorite food is Chicken Parmesan...favorite book is Devil in the White City...

favorite TV show is Baseball To-night...favorite movie is Top Gun...person in history he’d most like to meet is Abraham Lincoln...credits his dad as having the biggest infl u-ence on his sports career...the most noteworthy thing about his home-town is that its the fastest grow-ing city in America...enjoys golf-ing, fi shing and being with friends when away from baseball...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV is the World’s Stron-gest Man competition.

Why I came to the Academy: “I came to the Academy to be among the best. The Academy is made up of some of the best men and wom-en in the country and I wanted to challenge myself to earn a place among their ranks. Over the next four years I want to earn a world-class education while playing Div. I baseball, and the Academy is the best place in the country to do that.”


2013 Recap2013 Recap

RecordOverall: 15-39Conference/fi nish: 7-23/6thW-L (Home/Away/Neutral): 7-9/3-26/5-4

Team MVP:Sr. C/OF Garrett Custons (.353 Avg., 76 hits, 22 doubles, 48 runs)10th round pick of Toronto Blue Jays in 2013 MLB Draft.

Team Highlights of 2013:- Seven conference wins the most since 2002.- 15 wins is seventh-most in program history vs. Div. opponents.- Falcons snap 28-game losing streak at San Diego State, that dated back to 2002 season.- 2.88 walks-per-game allowed is the lowest in school history.- 6.60 ERA is the third-consecutive season with sub-7.00 ERA, the fi rst time since 1977-79.- 346 strikeouts is the third-most in program history.- .321 opponent batting averags is the lowest since 1993.

Individual Highlights of 2013:- Garrett Custons 10th round pick by Toronto in MLB Draft.- Garrett Custons one of 15 semifi nalists for Johnny Bench Award.- Garrett Custons earns third All-MW honor (1st Team Utility), the fi rst Falcon ever to do so.- Seth Kline 1st-team All-MW fi rst baseman.- David Baska 2nd-team All-MW outfi elder.- Seth Kline leads MW with 476 putouts and 509 chances.- Garrett Custons leads MW with 8 pickoffs.- David Baska leads MW with 19 hit by pitches.- Cameron White with 107 innings pitched, the second-most ever at Air Force.- Cameron White with school-record 70.0 innings pitched in MW play.- Ben Bertelson with 80 strikeouts, the seventh most in school history.- Jack Hourin leads MW with 31 appearances, the fi fth-most in school history.- Seth Kline with .387 batting average in MW play, the fourth-highest in school history.- Kline with 12 MW doubles, trying a school record.- David Baska with school MW record 11 hit by pitches.

2013 Honors- Alex Baker (Sr. RHP) MW Pitcher of the Week (March 25)- David Baska (Jr. OF) All-MW (2nd team) Madness All-MW (2nd team)- Alex Bast (Sr. OF) MW Player of the Week (Feb. 25) Madness MW Player of the Week (Feb. 25)- Garrett Custons (Sr. C/OF) Johnny Bench Award Semifi nalist All-Mountain West (1st team) Madness All-MW (1st team) AF Athletics Athlete of the Week (May 6)- Seth Kline (Jr. 1B) All-Mountain West (1st team) Madness All-MW (2nd team) All-MW Tournament Team AF Athletics Athlete of the Week (March 25)- Matt Thorne (SS) AF Athletics Athlete of the Week (May 20)- Steven Trojan (RHP) AF Athletics Athlete of the Week (April 8)- Cameron White (RHP) MW Pitcher of the Week (May 13)

Team MVPSenior C/OF Garrett Custons earned team MVP honors for the 2013 season. Custons capped-off a stellar four-year career by batting .353 with 22 dou-bles, 78hits and 48 runs scored. Custons leaves the Academy as the school record holder with 77 career doubles. He earned First-Team All-Mountain West Utility honors in 2013 for a school-record third all-conference honor. He was also one of 15 semifi nalists for the Johnny Bench Award, given to the top colle-giate catcher in the nation. Custons ranked fi rst in the conference with eight pickoffs and was third with 20 runners thrown out.

Custons Drafted by Toronto In 10th RoundGarrett Custons was selected by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 10th round of the 2013 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft on Friday, June 7. Custons, a catcher/outfi elder with Falcon baseball, was the 295th overall pick.Custons is the fi rst Falcon to be drafted since Karl Bolt in 2007. Bolt was a 15th round selection of the Phila-delphia Phillies. Custons is the fi fth overall Falcon to be drafted.

All-MWGarrett Custons (1st team Utility)Seth Kline (1st team 1B)David Baska (2nd team OF)

Academic All-MWSo. Dillon Freeman (1) Behavioral Sciences 3.24So. Noah Pierce (2) Economics 3.06Fr. Coleman Poje (1) Undeclared 3.66Jr. Jake Schomaker (1) Economics 3.02Fr. Steven Trojan (1) Undeclared 3.31Fr. Brady Weaver (1) Undeclared 3.39Fr. Bo Wilson (1) Economics 3.15Sr. Matt Zettler (4) Civil Engineering 3.18

MW Scholar AthleteSo. Andrew Chaves Fr. Coleman Poje

Custons & White Amongst NCAA Top 20Senior C/OF Garrett Custons and junior RHP Cam-eron White ranked in the NCAA Top 10 in a couple categories. Custons, who was second in the Moun-tain West with 22 doubles, ranked 18th in the nation in doubles. White ranked fi fth in the nation with 0.76 walks per nine innings. White is sixth in the nation with a 7.78 strikeout-to-walk ratio.

As a team, the Falcons ranked eighth in the nation in doubles per game, averaging 2.26 doubles per game.

White Surpasses 100 InningsJunior RHP Cameron White leads the Mountain West with 100.1 innings pitched on the season. White is just the fourth pitcher in school history to surpass the 100 innings pitched mark. White has pitched at least six innings in every start and surpassed eight innings in seven starts.

Kline Bats .387 In Conference PlayJunior fi rst baseman Seth Kline led the Falcons and ranked fourth overall with a .387 batting average in Mountain West games. The .387 average is fourth-highest in MW history at Air Force. His 41 hits is third all-time. His 12 doubles ties a school record in MW play.


2013 Game-By-Game2013 Game-By-GameAir Force Baseball 2013 Game-By-Game

Overall: 15-39 MW: 7-22 Home: 7-9 Away: 3-26 Neutral: 5-4

AF / OppDate Opponenent W/L Score R H E / R H E Inn. AF Pitcher Attend. Time Game Recap/AF HighlightsFeb. 15 at UTSA L 2-9 2 7 4/ 9 16 4 9 White (0-1) 458 2:57 Bast 3-for-4, 2B; White 6.1 IP, 2 K, Custons 4 assists at catcherFeb. 16 at UTSA L 1-6 1 10 4/ 6 15 1 9 Bertelson(0-1) -- 2:55 Bertelson 5 IP, 9 K; Baska 3H; Custons 2H; Kline RFeb. 16 at UTSA L 8-13 8 12 1/ 13 16 3 9 Baker (0-1) 466 3:22 Custons 3-for-3, 3R, 2 2B; Bast 2 RBI; Thorne 2B; Baska 2BFeb. 17 at UTSA L 4-12 4 11 0/ 12 15 0 9 Trojan (0-1) 465 2:59 Baska 3-for-5; Custons 2 RBI; Thomas 3BFeb. 22 vs. Navy $ L 1-3 1 6 1/ 3 6 0 9 White (0-2) 250 1:53 White 8.1 IP, 7 K; Bast 2H, RBI, Baska R Feb. 23 vs. Navy $ W 8-7 8 6 3/ 7 12 1 9 Yokley (1-0) 300 3:07 Bertelson 6 IP, 8 K; Baska 2-for-4, HR, 2R, 2RBIs; Bast 2-for-4, 2R, 2 RBIsFeb. 24 vs. Navy $ L 2-3 2 7 1/ 3 5 3 7 Yokley (1-1) -- 2:09 Trojan 6 IP, 1 ER; 7 K; Custons 2 2B, 2 R; Bast RBIFeb. 24 vs. Navy $ W 13-3 13 15 2/ 3 4 0 9 Baker (1-1) 1000 2:40 Baker 7 IP, 10 K; Bast 4-for-5, HR, 2 2B, Thomas 3H, 3 RBIsMarch 1 vs. St. Bonaventure # W 4-3 4 10 3/ 3 12 2 9 White (1-2) 76 2:04 White 8 IP, 1 ER, 5 K; Johnson 4-for-4, 2 R; Wilson save March 2 vs. Mount St. Mary’s # W 7-3 7 13 1/ 3 8 1 9 Bertelson (1-1) 109 2:34 Bertelson 7 IP, 9 K; Kline 3-for-4, 2 R; Johnson 2H, 2 RBI March 2 vs. Georgetown # L 3-4 3 5 1/ 4 10 2 9 Yokley (1-2) 78 2:28 Baker 7 IP, 9 K; Custons 2 RBIs, SB, Sac FlyMarch 3 vs. Western Michigan # W 8-3 8 15 4/ 3 8 3 9 Trojan (1-1) 165 2:27 Trojan 7 IP, 0 ER, 5K; Bast, Thorne 3 hits; Johnson, Reks, 2 H; Hourin saveMarch 8 at Gardner-Webb L 3-4 3 7 2/ 4 6 2 9 White (1-3) 190 1:53 White 8 IP, 1 ER, 5K; Baska 2H; Draws, Johnson hit, RBIMarch 9 at Gardner-Webb L 6-7 6 12 3/ 7 10 4 11 Baker (1-2) 189 3:27 Bertelson 5 IP, 9 K; Thorne 3H, 2 RBI, Johnson, Kline 2H, 2RMarch 10 at Gardner-Webb L 3-4 3 9 1/ 4 5 2 9 Trojan (1-2) 320 2:20 WIlson 4 IP, 0 ER; Custons 2H, 3B, 2 BB, 2R; Sicher 2H, 3B; Kline 2 H March 15 at Nevada* L 2-3 2 5 0/ 3 7 1 9 White (1-4) 533 2:02 White 8 IP, Kline, Thorne 2 hits eachMarch 16 at Nevada* L 1-6 1 7 1/ 6 13 0 9 Bertelson (1-2) 635 2:28 Bertelson 6.2 IP; Johnson 3-for-4; Kline2-for-4March 17 at Nevada* W 7-3 7 10 1/ 3 7 1 9 Trojan (2-2) 607 2:49 Trojan 6 IP, 3K; Baska 3R, 2H; Bast 2H, 2RBI; Johnson HR; Wilson SVMarch 19 OMAHA W 2-0 2 9 0/ 0 8 0 9 Baker (2-2) 155 2:04 Baker 7.2 IP, 8K; Johnson 2H, RBI; Custons, Thorne 2HMarch 20 OMAHA L 10-11 10 15 1/ 11 16 1 9 Freeman (0-1) 113 2:24 Kline 4-for-4, Saleck 3-for-4, 2 2B, 2 RBI; Custons, Bast, Thorne 2 hits March 22 FRESNO STATE* W 14-7 14 18 2/ 7 13 2 9 White (2-2) 62 2:20 White 8 IP, 7K; Bast, Poje HR; Poje 3-for-5; Kline 3H, 4 RBIsMarch 26 at Wichita State L 2-3 2 1 0/ 3 7 1 9 Freeman (0-2) 2,498 2:37 Trojan 3.1 IP 6 K; Bertelson 3.2 IP, 7 K; Bast H; Kline R, RBI, Custons RMarch 27 at Wichita State L 1-4 1 4 1/ 4 8 0 9 Hourin (0-1) 2,235 2:15 Baker 6 IP, 0 ER; Kline H, RBI, SF; Baska RMarch 29 at UNLV* L 1-4 1 7 4/ 4 11 1 9 White (2-5) 811 2:08 White 6 IP; Baska, Custons, Johnson 2 H; Custons 3 runners thrown outMarch 30 at UNLV* L 10-11 10 14 3/ 11 15 3 10 Del Toro (0-1) 659 3:14 Custons 4H, 2R, 2RBI; Kline 3H, 3RBI; Johnson, Sicher 2H; Long HR March 31 at UNLV* L 7-8 7 12 1/ 8 10 0 9 Yokley (1-3) 651 2:31 Trojan 6 IP; Saleck 3H, 3RBI, HR; Sicher 3H, Long 2RApril 3 at Northern Colorado L 4-12 4 8 2/ 12 12 0 9 Baker (2-3) 126 2:38 Custons 3-for-5, 2B, 3B, 2R; Baska, Saleck 2 hits; Johnson 2 RBIsApril 5 NEW MEXICO* L 5-11 5 13 1/ 11 13 1 9 White (2-6) 178 2:38 Poje HR; Custons, Kline, Long, Roberts 2 hitsApril 6 NEW MEXICO* L 5-19 5 9 2/ 19 20 1 9 Bertelson (1-3) 151 2:55 Custons, Kline, Roberts 2 hits; Long 3 BB, 2RApril 7 NEW MEXICO* W 11-4 11 16 2/ 4 8 0 9 Trojan (3-2) 166 2:21 Trojan 7 IP, 1 ER; Baska 3-for-3, 2 HR, 4 R; Draws 4-for-4; Saleck HR April 12 SAN DIEGO STATE* L 2-4 2 4 1/ 4 11 0 9 White (2-7) 85 1:57 White 8 IP, 6K; Saleck 2 RBI; Thomas 2BApril 13 SAN DIEGO STATE* W 10-9 10 12 1/ 9 14 1 9 Wilson (1-0) 101 3:23 Bertelson 6.1 IP, 5K; Baska HR, 3-for-3, 3R, 3RBI; Saleck, Sicher HRApril 14 SAN DIEGO STATE* L 0-11 0 8 7/ 11 10 0 9 Trojan (3-3) 91 2:31 Trojan 5 IP, 5K; Custons 3-for-5, 2BApril 19 at Fresno State*+ L 4-9 4 9 2/ 9 12 0 7 Monaghan (0-1) -- 2:13 Baska 2-for-3; Monaghan 3K’s; Custons, Bast, Thorne 2BApril 19 at Fresno State* L 5-8 5 15 4/ 8 16 1 9 White (2-8) 1,282 3:15 White 6.2 IP, 7K; Sicher, Baska, Draws 3 hits; Saleck 2 RBIs April 20 at Fresno State*+ L 0-7 0 4 6/ 7 10 0 7 Bertelson (1-4) -- 1:53 Bertelson CG, 6K; Johnson H, BBApril 20 at Fresno State*+ L 6-8 6 7 3/ 8 15 2 9 Hourin (0-2) 1,444 2:36 Baker 5 IP, 5K; Recks 2H; Baska 3B, 2 RBIsApril 21 at Fresno State L 3-5 3 7 0/ 5 6 1 9 Trojan (3-4) 1,276 2:33 Baska HR; Bullpen 4.2 IP, 0 ERApril 24 NORTHERN COLORADO W 9-7 9 14 1/ 7 10 1 9 Baker (3-3) 61 2:49 Bertelson SV, 3K; Custons 4-for-5, 2B, 3B; Reks 3H, 2 RBI; Draws 3 RBIApril 26 NEVADA* L 4-8 4 9 2/ 8 17 0 9 White (2-9) 165 2:20 White 6 IP; Custons, Kline, Johnson 2 hits April 27 NEVADA* L 8-12 8 11 2/ 12 14 2 9 Hourin (0-3) 546 2:51 Bertelson 6 IP, 6K; Baska, Kline, Thorne, Roberts 2 hitsApril 28 NEVADA* W 7-5 7 13 0/ 5 11 2 9 Baker (4-3) 136 2:48 Trojan 5 IP, 2 ER; Baker 2.2 IP, 0 ER; Baska 3H, 4R; Thorne 3-for-3April 30 at Northern Colorado W 9-7 9 9 1/ 7 15 2 9 Yokley (2-3) 102 3:00 Custons 3-for-5, HR, 3 RBI; Draws 2 2B; Bertelson SV, 3 KMay 3 at New Mexico* L 10-11 10 13 1/ 11 16 2 9 Hourin (0-4) 481 2:34 White 6.1 IP, 5K; Kline 3-for-4, 3 RBIs; Long 2H, 2R; Custons 3RMay 4 at New Mexico* L 1-17 1 4 0/ 17 25 1 9 Bertelson (1-5) 658 2:34 Custons 2B, R; Kline 2B, RBI; Draws SB May 5 at New Mexico* L 7-14 7 14 3/ 14 21 0 9 Trojan (3-5) 663 3:10 Custons 2-for-5, 2 2B (Sets school 2B rec); 2 R; Roberts HR, 3HMay 10 at San Diego State* W 4-2 4 4 2/ 2 5 1 9 White (3-9) 657 2:10 White CG, 7K; Draws 2H; Snapped 28-game road losing streak at SDSUMay 11 at San Diego State* L 2-7 2 7 0/ 7 10 0 9 Bertelson (1-6) 411 2:16 Bertelson 7.1 IP; Draws 2H; RBI; Kline R; Baska RBI; Roberts RMay 12 at San Diego State* L 2-9 2 5 0/ 9 12 0 9 Trojan (3-6) 330 2:34 Draws H, 2 RBI; Saleck H, R; Baska H, RMay 16 UNLV* W 13-6 13 20 2/ 6 11 1 9 Trojan (4-6) 143 2:28 Trojan 6 IP, 5K; Baska HR; Kline 3-for-4, 3 RBI; Thorne, Bast, Baska 3H May 17 UNLV* L 6-7 6 11 1/ 7 14 2 9 White (3-10) 341 2:22 White 6 IP; Thorne 3-for-5, 3 R; Custons, Kline, Roberts 2 hitsMay 18 UNLV* L 6-14 6 8 2/ 14 21 1 9 Bertelson (1-7) 288 2:32 Kline, Saleck HR; Saleck 3-for-4, 2R, 3 RBIs; KLine 2 RBI; Thorne 2 HMay 22 vs. San Diego State** L 6-15 6 10 4/ 15 16 1 9 Trojan (4-7) 1,029 2:37 Kline, Thorne HR; Kline 3-for-4, 2R, 2 RBI; Trojan 5 IP, 4KMay 23 at Fresno State** L 4-6 4 13 0/ 6 14 1 9 White (3-11) 879 2:43 White 6.1 IP; Kline, Johnson, Roberts, Baska 2 hits; Kline 2 RBIs

$ Freedom Classic - Kinston, N.C. (Grainger Stadium)# Snowbird Classic - Port Charlotte, Fla.* Mountain West Conference Game


2013 Statistics2013 StatisticsINDIVIDUAL HITTING STATISTICSPlayer AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD35 KLINE, Seth . 356 52-50 194 34 69 16 1 2 40 93 . 479 25 4 39 4 . 430 5 1 6-7 476 26 7 .9864 CUSTONS, Garrett .353 53-53 215 48 76 22 3 1 25 107 .498 19 17 34 2 .441 3 0 14-19 274 59 8 .97731 JOHNSON, Peter .313 50-42 179 17 56 8 1 1 31 69 .385 7 0 37 6 .333 3 1 1-2 8 1 0 1.0002 BASKA, David .304 52-52 181 40 55 13 1 6 21 88 .486 6 19 62 3 .388 0 4 6-11 108 2 1 .9917 THORNE, Matt .290 47-39 145 18 42 13 0 1 17 58 .400 15 4 26 4 .372 0 4 6-9 59 112 24 .87720 BAST, Alex .258 44-37 151 15 39 9 0 2 21 54 .358 7 4 29 1 .303 3 4 5-6 71 8 1 .98818 SALECK, Tyler .258 38-34 128 17 33 11 0 4 26 56 .438 9 1 33 2 .307 2 2 1-3 28 72 11 .90114 ROBERTS, Matthew .255 54-51 165 23 42 7 0 1 11 52 .315 13 8 15 6 .339 0 4 0-2 73 158 12 .95125 DRAWS, Spencer .248 49-31 133 20 33 9 0 0 19 42 .316 14 0 22 2 .318 1 1 4-5 43 61 8 .929--------------------Below 2.0 At Bats Per Game10 LONG, Mariano .298 29-16 47 15 14 2 1 1 10 21 .447 10 2 12 2 .433 1 6 2-2 20 2 2 .91719 SICHER, Brian .242 31-26 91 10 22 4 1 1 7 31 .341 5 0 20 0 .281 0 1 0-1 124 21 4 .9735 REKS, Zach .210 37-21 100 10 21 5 1 0 8 28 .280 2 1 18 2 .231 1 1 2-3 18 2 1 .95239 POJE, Coleman .209 23-13 43 6 9 0 0 2 6 15 .349 2 2 19 0 .271 1 0 2-2 25 12 4 .90211 PIERCE, Noah .192 11-10 26 2 5 0 0 0 3 5 .192 2 0 6 0 .250 0 2 1-1 8 11 4 .82634 THOMAS, David .171 31-9 41 6 7 3 1 0 4 12 .293 9 2 17 1 .346 0 2 0-2 11 1 0 1.00029 SCHOMAKER, Jake .077 11-2 13 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .077 1 0 6 1 .143 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.0001 GRAHAM, Jonny .000 3-0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.0006 KATZMAN, Kenny .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .00036 CHAVES, Andrew .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000Totals .282 54 1,857 283 524 122 10 22 249 732 .394 146 64 395 36 .352 20 33 50-75 1,377 625 97 .954Opponents .333 54 1,926 398 642 139 22 29 360 912 .474 156 73 346 37 .400 24 38 58-90 1,427 543 62 .969

LOB - Team (411), Opp (443). DPs turned - Team (44), Opp (44). CI - Team (2), SICHER 2, Opp (1). IBB - Team (7), CUSTONS 5, KLINE 2, Opp (5). Picked off - BAST 2, JOHNSON 1, KLINE 1, BASKA 1, CUSTONS 1, REKS 1, DRAWS 1.

INDI VIDUAL PITCHING STATISTICSPlayer ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA28 WHITE, Cameron 5.21 3-11 15 15 3 0 0 0 107.0 149 77 62 9 70 38 5 8 443 .336 5 9 1 7 10 30 TROJAN, Steven 5.99 4-7 15 15 0 0 0 0 70.2 76 57 47 41 52 17 2 4 274 .277 12 19 0 2 5 24 BERTELSON, Ben 7.94 1-7 17 13 1 0 0 2 79.1 121 84 70 26 80 26 4 5 352 .344 5 13 1 1 10 ----------Below 1.0 Innings Pitched Per Game2 BASKA, David 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .333 0 0 0 0 0 12 WILSON, Bo 5.40 1-0 21 0 0 0 0 2 25.0 36 17 15 3 17 6 1 3 105 .343 2 3 0 1 1 3 BAKER, Alex 5.44 4-3 15 7 0 0 1 0 51.1 69 38 31 16 46 19 1 1 212 .325 4 13 0 3 4 21 YOKLEY, Ben 6.14 2-3 27 0 0 0 1 1 29.1 40 26 20 16 26 8 3 0 124 .323 5 3 0 4 3 27 DEL TORO, Todd 6.84 0-1 14 1 0 0 0 0 25.0 37 20 19 8 14 8 4 3 104 .356 3 2 0 1 1 9 HOURIN, Jack 8.23 0-4 31 0 0 0 0 1 42.2 61 40 39 19 25 10 1 2 182 .335 3 10 0 2 1 22 FREEMAN, Dillon 9.00 0-2 16 0 0 0 0 0 10.0 17 13 10 3 7 1 0 1 45 .378 1 1 0 0 2 23 MONAGHAN, Trent 10.93 0-1 9 3 0 0 0 0 14.0 26 19 17 13 9 2 1 1 61 .426 1 0 0 2 1 15 CECIL, Chris 13.50 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 2 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 4 .500 1 0 0 0 0 32 WEAVER, Brady 14.73 0-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 3.2 7 6 6 2 0 2 0 1 17 .412 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 6.60 15-39 54 54 4 1 1 6 459.1 642 398 337 156 346 139 22 29 1,926 .333 42 73 2 24 38 Opponents 4.48 39-15 54 54 7 2 1 10 475.2 524 283 237 146 395 122 10 22 1,857 .282 55 64 4 20 33

PB - Team (2), CUSTONS 2, Opp (15). Pickoffs - Team (10), CUSTONS 8, HOURIN 1, TROJAN 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - CUSTONS (37-57), SICHER (21-31), WHITE (9-20), BERTELSON (12-17), HOURIN (10-12),

SethKline

BenBertelson

GarrettCustons


2013 Mountain West Statistics2013 Mountain West StatisticsMOUNTAIN WEST INDIVIDUAL HITTING STATISTICSPlayer AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD35 KLINE, Seth .387 28-27 106 17 41 12 1 1 27 58 .547 16 1 20 0 .472 0 1 1-2 283 13 5 .983 4 CUSTONS, Garrett .345 29-29 113 29 39 11 0 0 10 50 .442 13 10 24 1 .453 1 0 6-10 140 30 5 .971 7 THORNE, Matt .328 24-18 67 9 22 9 0 0 5 31 .463 6 3 11 3 .408 0 1 1-2 30 56 10 .896 2 BASKA, David .324 30-30 102 27 33 8 1 5 16 58 .569 4 11 35 2 .410 0 3 3-6 65 1 1 .985 31 JOHNSON, Peter .314 28-25 102 9 32 2 1 1 18 39 .382 5 0 21 2 .336 3 0 1-1 8 1 0 1.000 25 DRAWS, Spencer .282 28-20 85 12 24 6 0 0 11 30 .353 8 0 11 2 .340 1 0 2-3 31 37 4 .944 14 ROBERTS, Matthew .269 30-28 93 14 25 5 0 1 5 33 .355 6 5 8 4 .346 0 2 0-2 45 95 8 .946 18 SALECK, Tyler .261 26-25 92 13 24 6 0 4 21 42 .457 7 1 24 2 .314 2 2 1-2 21 57 8 .907 20 BAST, Alex .233 22-16 60 5 14 4 0 1 11 21 .350 6 1 16 0 .309 1 3 0-0 25 4 1 .967 ----------Below 2.0 At Bats Per Game10 LONG, Mariano .270 18-13 37 10 10 1 1 1 6 16 .432 7 2 8 2 .413 0 4 1-1 16 2 2 .900 19 SICHER, Brian .262 16-12 42 4 11 2 0 1 6 16 .381 2 0 11 0 .295 0 1 0-0 61 12 3 .961 39 POJE, Coleman .241 15-9 29 5 7 0 0 2 5 13 .448 1 2 12 0 .303 1 0 1-1 11 9 3 .870 5 REKS, Zach .169 23-12 59 4 10 2 1 0 5 14 .237 1 1 11 2 .194 1 1 0-0 5 1 1 .857 34 THOMAS, David .136 16-4 22 3 3 2 0 0 0 5 .227 3 0 10 1 .240 0 0 0-1 5 0 0 1.000 29 SCHOMAKER, Jake .091 9-2 11 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .091 1 0 4 1 .167 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000 1 GRAHAM, Jonny .000 2-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Totals .290 30-30 1,022 163 296 70 5 17 146 427 .418 86 37 226 22 .363 10 18 17-31 764 365 56 .953 Opponents .355 30-30 1,093 249 388 88 19 20 230 574 .525 81 42 163 21 .415 15 25 38-58 788 309 27 .976

LOB - Team (222), Opp (244). DPs turned - Team (26), Opp (25). CI - Team (2), SICHER 2. IBB - Team (4), KLINE 2, CUSTONS 2, Opp (1). Picked off - KLINE 1, BASKA 1, JOHNSON 1, DRAWS 1.

MOUNTAIN WEST INDIVIDUAL PITCHING STATISTICSPlayer ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA28 WHITE, Cameron 6.17 2-7 10 10 2 0 0 0 70.0 106 58 48 6 49 31 4 6 297 .357 2 6 1 7 7 30 TROJAN, Steven 6.59 3-4 9 9 0 0 0 0 41.0 47 36 30 26 25 9 2 3 162 .290 7 13 0 2 2 24 BERTELSON, Ben 10.26 0-6 9 9 1 0 0 0 50.0 88 66 57 14 32 23 4 4 230 .383 2 9 1 0 8 ----------Below 1.0 Innings Pitched Per Game27 DEL TORO, Todd 4.70 0-1 8 0 0 0 0 0 15.1 17 9 8 6 11 3 3 1 57 .298 0 0 0 1 1 12 WILSON, Bo 6.23 1-0 11 0 0 0 0 1 13.0 17 9 9 1 8 2 1 2 54 .315 1 2 0 0 1 9 HOURIN, Jack 7.40 0-3 18 0 0 0 0 0 24.1 40 21 20 9 14 7 1 2 109 .367 3 5 0 0 1 21 YOKLEY, Ben 7.71 0-1 14 0 0 0 0 0 16.1 22 15 14 7 10 6 2 0 70 .314 0 2 0 2 1 32 WEAVER, Brady 10.80 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3.1 5 4 4 2 0 0 0 1 14 .357 0 0 0 1 0 3 BAKER, Alex 11.12 1-0 6 1 0 0 0 0 11.1 27 15 14 4 6 6 1 0 54 .500 1 4 0 2 2 22 FREEMAN, Dillon 11.12 0-0 10 0 0 0 0 0 5.2 9 8 7 2 4 0 0 0 25 .360 1 1 0 0 1 23 MONAGHAN, Trent 13.50 0-1 3 1 0 0 0 0 4.2 10 8 7 4 4 1 1 1 21 .476 0 0 0 0 1 Totals 7.69 7-23 30 30 3 0 0 1 255.0 388 249 218 81 163 88 19 20 1,093 .355 17 42 2 15 25 Opponents 4.87 23-7 30 30 6 2 1 4 262.2 296 163 142 86 226 70 5 17 1,022 .290 30 37 3 10 18

PB - Team (1), CUSTONS 1, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (4), CUSTONS 3, HOURIN 1, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - CUSTONS (22-34), SICHER (16-24), BERTELSON (10-15), WHITE (6-12), HOURIN (4-6), BAKER (5-6), YOKLEY (5-6), TROJAN (2-5), FREEMAN (2-2), WILSON (0-2), DEL TORO (2-2), MONAGHAN (1-1), WEAVER (1-1).

CameronWhite

DavidBaska

StevenTrojan


Class of 2013Class of 2013

Alex BakerYear GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA 2010 Fr. 20-3 0 4 0 30.0 59 0 0 44 41 20 18 12.302011 So. 28-0 2 2 0 36.2 53 0 0 34 26 18 19 6.382012 Jr. 22-0 1 2 0 25.1 38 0 0 28 15 13 17 5.33 2013 Sr. 15-7 4 3 0 51.1 69 0 0 38 31 46 16 5.44 Career 85-10 7 11 0 143.1 219 0 0 144 113 97 70 7.10

David Baska PitchingYear GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA2012 So. 11-1 0 0 0 17.2 26 0 0 8 8 15 3 4.082013 Jr. 2-0 0 0 0 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 Career 13-1 0 0 0 18.1 27 0 0 8 8 15 3 3.93

David Baska HittingYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2012 So. 20-8 25 6 5 1 1 0 1 0-0 2 10 .200 .320 .259 .9722013 Jr. 52-52 181 40 55 13 1 6 21 6-11 6 62 .304 .486 .388 .991 Career 72-60 206 46 60 14 2 6 22 6-11 8 72 .291 .466 .373 .986

Alex BastYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2010 Fr. 52-45 171 29 51 13 3 0 24 1-5 24 49 .298 .409 .381 .9692011 So. 54-54 211 37 67 21 3 3 30 5-8 19 46 .318 .488 .392 .9722012 Jr. 51-51 197 30 60 12 5 4 31 7-9 12 37 .305 .477 .359 .9352013 Sr. 44-37 151 15 39 9 0 2 21 5-6 7 29 .258 .358 .303 .988 Career 157-150 579 96 178 46 11 7 85 13-22 55 132 .307 .461 .378 .962

Ben BertelsonYear GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA 2010 Fr. 26-3 0 1 0 34.0 69 0 0 57 43 24 19 11.382011 So. 16-11 2 7 0 62.1 80 0 0 58 40 49 36 5.782012 Jr. 14-11 1 10 0 64.0 86 3 1 72 56 66 37 7.882013 Sr. 17-13 1 7 0 79.1 121 1 0 84 70 80 26 7.94 Career 73-38 4 25 0 239.2 356 4 1 271 209 219 118 7.85

Garrett CustonsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD2010 Fr. 55-53 232 49 76 18 6 9 64 16-21 15 43 .328 .573 .370 .9682011 So. 55-53 209 42 69 21 3 6 23 13-17 19 42 .330 .545 .413 .9812012 Jr. 46-45 171 34 54 16 2 4 20 7-12 17 34 .316 .503 .399 .980 2013 Sr. 53-53 215 48 76 22 3 1 25 14-19 19 34 .353 .498 .441 .977 Career 209-204 827 173 275 77 14 20 132 50-69 70 153 .333 .532 .406 .977

Todd Del ToroYear GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA2010 Fr. 10-2 0 1 0 20.2 46 0 0 20 17 15 6 7.402012 Jr. 10-2 0 2 0 21.2 33 0 0 20 18 10 7 7.482013 Sr. 14-1 0 1 0 25.0 37 0 0 20 19 14 8 6.84 Career 34-5 0 4 0 67.1 116 0 0 60 54 39 21 7.22

Jack Hourin Year GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA2010 Fr. 20-0 1 0 0 22.0 30 0 0 21 20 14 12 8.182011 So. 12-0 0 1 0 14.2 21 0 0 17 16 9 5 9.822012 Jr. 20-0 1 2 0 18.2 31 0 0 29 24 11 14 11.57 2013 Sr. 31-0 0 4 1 42.2 61 0 0 40 39 25 19 8.23 Career 83-0 2 7 1 98.0 143 0 0 107 99 59 50 9.09

Matthew RobertsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2010 Fr. 55-54 202 40 63 16 0 1 26 6-7 20 22 .312 .406 .381 .9212011 So. 42-35 119 12 29 4 1 0 19 2-4 11 14 .244 .294 .318 .9212012 Jr. 41-30 97 5 20 5 0 0 8 1-1 5 9 .206 .258 .260 .891 2013 Sr. 54-51 165 23 42 7 0 1 11 0-2 13 8 .255 .315 .339 .951 Career 192-170 583 80 154 32 1 2 64 9-14 49 53 .264 .333 .336 .922

Matt Thorne Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-ATT BB K Avg. SLG OBP FLD 2011 So. 54-50 166 23 41 9 1 2 23 2-4 17 40 .247 .349 .333 .9222012 Jr. 26-22 85 12 28 4 1 0 9 3-3 6 21 .329 .400 .389 .9632013 Sr. 47-39 145 18 42 13 0 1 17 6-9 15 26 .290 .400 .372 .877 Career 127-111 396 53 111 26 2 3 49 11-16 38 87 .280 .379 .359 .912

Matt Zettler Career StatisticsYear GP-GS W L Sv IP H CG SHO R ER K BB ERA 2010 Fr. 19-0 1 3 1 24.1 47 0 0 41 40 18 17 14.792011 So. 13-0 0 0 0 13.0 14 0 0 6 6 7 10 4.152012 Jr. 13-0 1 0 0 16.1 20 0 0 11 11 4 5 6.06 Career 45-0 2 3 1 53.2 81 0 0 58 57 29 32 9.56

Alex BakerRHP

David BaskaOF

Alex BastOF

Ben BertelsonLHP

Garrett CustonsC/OF

Todd Del ToroRHP

Jack HourinRHP

Matthew RobertsIF

Matt ThorneIF

Matt ZettlerRHP


Series History vs. Opponents/Travel MapSeries History vs. Opponents/Travel Map

OPPONENT (Conference) FIRST LAST WON LOST LAST Current MEETING MEETING GAME StreakArizona (Pac 12) 1968 1 12 W, 5-3 AF 1Fresno State* 1997 2013 3 10 L, 4-6 Fresno St. 6Kansas State (Big 12) 1971 1999 3 11 L, 1-9 K-State 2Michigan (Big Ten) First MeetingNavy (Patriot) 1990 2013 18 17 W, 13-3 AF 1Nevada* 2013 2 4 W, 7-5 AF 1New Mexico* 1957 2013 41 122 L, 7-14 UNM 3New Mexico State (WAC) 1988 2004 6 12 L, 10-10 NMSU 3Northern Colorado (WAC) 1957 2013 62 97 W, 9-7 AF 2Omaha (Summit League) 1999 2013 4 2 L, 10-11 Omaha 1Sacramento State (WAC) 1997 2011 1 4 W, 8-7 AF 1San Diego State* 1961 2013 21 90 L, 6-14 SDSU 3South Dakota State (Summit League) 1959 2010 6 5 L, 9-23 SDSU 4Texas State (Sun Belt) 2011 0 1 L, 4-9 TSU 1UNLV* 1970 2013 22 80 L, 6-14 UNLV 2Washington (Pac 12) 1990 2011 2 1 W, 16-10 AF 1* Denotes MW Opponent

Air Force vs. Non-Conference Opponent ConferencesSchools Games Won Lost TiePlayed

Big Ten 5 11 4 7Big 12 7 66 8 58Pac 12 11 225 60 165Patriot 4 56 32 24The Summit League 5 23 15 8Sun Belt 5 16 3 13Western Athletic (WAC) 6 219 81 138

All-Time Record vs. 2014 Opponents

Falcon Baseball Travel Map1. Texas State Invite - San Marcos, TX2. Freedom Classic - Kinston, NC3. UNLV - Las Vegas, NV4. Arizona - Tucson, AZ5. Omaha - Omaha, NE6. Kansas State - Manhattan, KS7. Nevada - Reno, NV8. Sacramento State - Sacramento, CA9. San Diego State - San Diego, CA10. Northern Colorado - Greeley, CO11. South Dakota - Bismark, SD12. Fresno State - Fresno, CA13. New Mexico - Albuquerque, NM

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2013 MW Championship Info2013 MW Championship Info

2014 Mountain West Conference

Baseball Championship

Wednesday-Sunday, May 21-25

Earl E. Wilson Stadium

Las Vegas, Nev.

Seven of the 11 teams in the Mountain West Conference will put a baseball team on the field this season. Boise State, Colorado State and Wyoming do not have baseball programs. These seven teams will play a total of 30 conference games. All seven teams will qualify for the Mountain West Conference Tournament in Las Vegas, Nev., May 21-25.

MWC Phone DirectoryCraig Thompson (Commissioner) (719) 488-4040Bret Gilliland (Assoc. Commissioner) (719) 488-4045Javan Hedlund (Communications) (719) 488-4051Kim Melcher (Communications) (719) 488-4050Judy Willson (Communications - Baseball Contact) (719) 488-4052Katie Cavender (New Media & Technology) (719) 488-4059

#1*

#2

Game 6 Winner

Game 5 Winner

Game 2 Loser

Game 3 Loser

Game 4 Winner

Lower Seed Gm 5 or 6

Game 7 Winner

Higher Seed Gm 5 or 6

Game 8 Winner

Game 9 Loser

Game 9 Winner

Game 10 Winner

Wednesday, May 21

Game 2

3 p.m.

Game 3

7 p.m.

Game 4

11 a.m.

Game 5

3 p.m.

Game 6

7 p.m.

Thursday, May 22

Game 7

11 a.m.

Friday, May 23

Game 8

3 p.m.

Saturday, May 24

Game 10

3 p.m.

Game 11

7 p.m.

Game 12

1 p.m.

(If necessary)

Sunday, May 25

% The play-in-game (Game 1) will be single-elimination. All other games will be double-elimination.The winner of the play-in-game will face the #3 seed in either Game 2 or Game 3 depending on the host institution’s seed.*The No. 1 seed will play the lowest seed to advance from the first round of tournament games.Host institution will play in the 7p.m. game (Wednesday or Thursday) based on its tournament seeding unless the host team is in the play-in game.Lowest seed to advance from Games Five and Six will play in Game Seven (e.g., low is 6 seed).

2014 MOUNTAIN WEST BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Earl E. Wilson Stadium, Las Vegas, NV (UNLV)

Game 9

7 p.m.

Game 1

11 a.m.

#6 %

#7 %


Yearly Won-Loss/PostseasonYearly Won-Loss/PostseasonFALCONS IN THE POSTSEASON

1961 (District VII Playoffs)May 23 Wyoming, L 10-12 (A)May 25 Colorado State College, L 6-10 (A)

1962 (District VII Playoffs)June 1 Colorado State College, L 2-7 (A)June 2 BYU, W 4-2 (A)June 3 New Mexico, W 2-1 (A)June 4 Colorado State College, L 5-6 (A)

1964 (Regional Championships)May 23 Colorado State College, W 3-1 (H)May 25 Colorado State College, W 7-1 (H)June 1 Arizona State, L 1-6 (H)June 5 Arizona State, L 6-7 (A)

1966 (Regional Championships)May 21 Colorado State College, W 7-6 (10) (H)May 23 Idaho State, L 1-2 (A)May 26 Idaho State, L 2-4 (A)

1967 (District VII Playoffs)May 27 Idaho, W 5-0 (A)May 27 Idaho, W 10-7 (A)May 28 Arizona State, L 0-11 (A)May 29 Arizona State, W 5-2 (A)May 30 Arizona State, L 0-6 (A)

1969 (District VII Playoffs)May 25 Idaho, L 1-3 (A)May 26 Idaho, L 4-5 (A)

2000 (MWC Championships)May 17 New Mexico, L 3-17 (N)May 18 UNLV, W 13-11 (A)May 19 Utah, W 10-5 (N)May 20 ^San Diego State, L 4-9 (N) ^Championship Game

Tournament played in Las Vegas, Nev.

2001 (MWC Championships)May 16 BYU, L 3-18 (A)May 17 San Diego State, L 0-8 (A)

Tournament played in San Diego, Calif.

2002 (MWC Championships)May 22 BYU, L 3-18 (A)May 23 San Diego State, L 6-9 (N) Tournament played in Provo, Utah

2003 (MWC Championships)May 18 UNLV, L 1-10 (N)May 19 Utah, L 6-7 (N)

Tournament played in Albuquerque, N.M.

2004 (MWC Championships)May 26 UNLV, L 9-13 (A)May 26 BYU, W 5-3 (N)May 27 New Mexico, L 2-23 (M)


2005 (MWC Championships)May 25 San Diego State, L 21-6 (N)May 25 New Mexico, L 11-9 (N)

Tournament played in Salt Lake City, Utah

2006 (MWC Championships)May 23 BYU, L 7-5 (N)May 24 San Diego State, L 26-1 (N)


2012 (MW Championships)May 22 San Diego State, L 15-6 (N)May 23 Fresno State L, 6-4 (A) Tournament played in Fresno, Calif.

Yearly RecordsOVERALL CONFERENCE VS. DI VS. DII

YEAR W-L-T PCT. W-L-T FINISH W-L-T W-L-T COACH 1957 6-9 .400 - - Capt. Glenn Mackie1958 9-9 .500 - - Jack Schwall1959 8-7 .533 - - Capt. Wendell Lawrence1960 14-9 .609 - - Capt. Wendell Lawrence1961* 12-12 .500 - - Capt. Wendell Lawrence1962* 20-11 .645 - - Capt. Wendell Lawrence1963 15-13 .536 - - Capt. Wendell Lawrence1964* 22-5 .815 - - Lt. Col. John Sparks1965 10-12 .454 - - Lt. Col. John Sparks1966* 17-10 .630 - - Col. John Sparks1967* 16-9 .640 - - Col. John Sparks1968 14-17 .452 - - Capt. Rene Miller1969* 16-8-1 .660 - - 2-3 14-5-1 Capt. Terry Goewert1970 21-12 .636 - - 11-9 10-3 Capt. Terry Goewert1971 19-20 .487 - - 5-17 14-3 Capt. Joe Robison1972 16-19 .457 - - 8-12 8-7 Capt. Joe Robison1973 13-12 .520 - - 5-10 8-2 Capt. Joe Robison1974 18-14 .562 - - 12-10 6-4 Capt. Joe Robison1975 16-18 .470 - - 7-13 9-5 Capt. Joe Robison1976 17-24 .415 - - 5-19 12-5 Ron Hudak1977 20-18-1 .526 - - 9-10 11-8-1 Capt. Joe Robison1978 22-15 .595 - - 7-10 15-5 Capt. Joe Robison1979 33-13 .717 - - 12-12 21-1 Maj. Joe Robison1980 27-9-1 .743 - - 13-7-1 14-2 Maj. Joe Robison1981 12-30 .286 5-19 5th 6-28 6-2 Maj. Joe Robison1982 28-19 .596 12-12 T2nd 17-16 11-3 Maj. Joe Robison1983 18-21 .461 7-16 5th 12-18 6-3 Maj. Joe Robison1984 22-20 .524 11-13 3rd 15-18 7-2 Maj. Joe Robison1985 18-27 .400 9-15 3rd 10-24 8-3 Maj. Joe Robison1986 18-28 .391 7-17 4th 9-22 9-6 Capt. Jim Hanley1987 13-28 .317 7-17 4th 7-24 6-4 Capt. Jim Hanley1988 25-33 .431 7-21 7th 9-27 16-6 Capt. Jim Hanley1989 27-27 .500 13-13 5th 18-21 9-6 Paul Mainieri1990 26-34 .433 7-21 8th 14-29 12-5 Paul Mainieri1991 22-27 .500 1-20 8th 8-25 14-2 Paul Mainieri1992 23-24 .489 5-20 7th 14-23 9-1 Paul Mainieri1993 28-22 .560 5-16 5th 14-21 14-1 Paul Mainieri1994 26-24 .520 7-15 6th 12-23 14-1 Paul Mainieri1995 29-25 .537 10-18 5th 15-19 14-6 Eric Campbell1996 18-36 .333 8-21 6th 11-30 7-6 Eric Campbell1997 13-37 .260 6-24 3rd 10-34 3-3 Eric Campbell1998 14-39 .264 7-23 4th 11-35 3-4 Eric Campbell1999 19-32 .372 5-20 11th 11-30 8-2 Joe Giarratano2000 23-34 .403 6-23 6th 17-32 7-2 Reed Peters2001 23-33 .411 8-21 6th 19-33 4-0 Reed Peters2002 27-28 .491 14-15 4th 20-27 7-1 Reed Peters2003 15-39 .277 3-27 6th 13-37 2-2 Reed Peters2004 6-49 .109 0-28 6th 6-47 0-2 Mike Hutcheon2005 9-44 .170 4-26 6th 9-44 0-0 Mike Hutcheon2006 10-38 .208 1-21 7th 6-38 4-0 Mike Hutcheon2007 8-44 .154 0-23 7th 3-42 5-2 Mike Hutcheon2008 18-33 .353 4-20 7th 15-32 3-1 Mike Hutcheon2009 14-37 .275 3-18 7th 12-37 2-0 Mike Hutcheon 2010 13-42 .236 3-20 7th 11-42 2-0 Mike Hutcheon2011 19-36 .345 4-20 7th 19-36 0-0 Maj. Mike Kazlausky2012 14-39 .246 5-19 5th 13-39 1-0 Mike Kazlausky2013 15-39 .278 7-23 6th 15-39 0-0 Mike Kazlausky

Totals 1014-1374-3 .424 201-646 497-1,134-1 344-126-2.305 .730

1950’s 23-25 .479 - 1960’s 156-106-1 .593 - 1970’s 195-165-1 .540 - 1980’s 208-242-1 .461 78-143 1990’s 218-300 .421 61-198 2000’s 153-379 .288 43-2222010’s 61-156 .281 19-72

* Denotes NCAA regional qualifier


Year-By-Year LeadersYear-By-Year LeadersAt-Bats1957 Bob Beckel 681958 Norm Haller 721959 Larry Thomson 721960 Norm Haller 921961 Jon Staples 621962 Wilson Parma 1221963 Darryl Bloodworth 1031964 Jim Steed 1241965 Bruce Huneke 881966 John McBroom 1001967 John McBroom 1011968 Barry Cline 1161969 Rick Starr 1031970 Herb Long 118 Dick Smithwick 1181971 Tom Stites 1201972 Brad Fulk 1221973 Jeff Brown 821974 Jeff Greiner 1271975 Jim Corrigan 1381976 Steve Murdoch 1571977 Karl Apfel 1321978 Steve Saleck 1351979 Steve Saleck 1641980 Jim Best 1401981 Joe Romanko 1541982 Joe Romanko 1731983 Kyle Skalisky 1361984 Paul Ayres 151 Tom Coleman 1511985 Tom Coleman 1671986 Dan Broderick 1421987 Joe Saleck 1491988 Mark Frankenberg 1981989 Dan Broderick 1711990 Darren Schwankl 1891991 Vern Mullis 1531992 Mike Manor 1621993 Manny Robinson 1721994 Vern Mullis 1651995 Lance Massey 1911996 Derek Sawser 1971997 Derek Sawser 1941998 Travis Lauritsen 2151999 Chris Humphrey 1942000 Mike Thiessen 2202001 Brian Labasco 1912002 Adam Howes 2112003 Adam Howes 2152004 Nate DeRohan 1972005 Reid Lamson 1932006 Karl Bolt 1532007 Karl Bolt 1922008 Addison Gentry 1942009 Matt Alexander 2142010 Matt Alexander 232 Garrett Custons 2322011 Alex Bast 2112012 Alex Bast 1972013 Garrett Custons 215

Runs1957 John Kuenzel 191958 Larry Thomson 251959 Norm Haller 141960 Norm Haller 281961 Larry Day 161962 Larry Day 331963 Jim Steed 341964 Darryl Bloodworth 311965 John Ollila 221966 John McBroom 261967 Rick Starr 341968 Barney Mills 291969 Rick Starr 241970 Dick Smithwick 331971 Brad Fulk 341972 Brad Fulk 411973 Jim Ilseng 201974 Brian Duffy 301975 Jeff Brown 461976 Jeff Brown 351977 Deacon Winters 341978 Steve Saleck 431979 Jim Best 561980 Deacon Winters 601981 John Johnson 391982 Joe Romanko 441983 Paul Ayres 341984 Paul Ayres 421985 Tom Coleman 44 Eric Pharris 441986 Eric Pharris 591987 Mike White 351988 Mark Frankenberg 551989 Mike Kazlausky 631990 Mike Kazlausky 571991 Mike Kazlausky 441992 Lance Pilch 50 Manny Robinson 501993 Lance Pilch 51 Manny Robinson 511994 Vern Mullis 621995 Lance Massey 731996 Mike Sharp 651997 Justin Collins 37 Derek Sawser 371998 Mike Thiessen 521999 Mike Thiessen 712000 Mike Thiessen 702001 Mike Thiessen 482002 Josh Phifer 592003 Adam Howes 562004 Nate DeRohan 362005 Reid Lamson 522006 Karl Bolt 302007 Karl Bolt 342008 Nathan Carter 512009 Matt Alexander 532010 Nathan Carter 512011 Garrett Custons 422012 Garrett Custons 342013 Garrett Custons 48

Hits1957 John Kuenzel 231958 John Kuenzel 261959 Norm Haller 241960 Norm Haller 361961 Kent Lammers 271962 Wilson Parma 511963 Bruce Huneke 421964 Jim Steed 511965 Bruce Huneke 331966 Barney Mills 351967 John McBroom 421968 Barney Mills 381969 Dick Smithwick 341970 Dick Smithwick 521971 Tom Stites 451972 Phil Hudson 411973 Jeff Brown 291974 Jim Corrigan 381975 Jeff Brown 521976 Steve Murdoch 541977 Kyel Bartels 561978 Steve Saleck 561979 Steve Saleck 621980 Deacon Winters 601981 John Johnson 571982 Joe Romanko 651983 Eric Pharris 491984 Paul Ayres 571985 Tom Coleman 691986 Dan Broderick 611987 Joe Saleck 541988 Mark Frankenberg 861989 Dan Broderick 711990 Darren Schwankl 701991 Vern Mullis 521992 Vern Mullis 621993 Manny Robinson 651994 Glenn Harris 691995 Lance Massey 821996 Mike Sharp 751997 Derek Sawser 651998 Travis Lauritsen 711999 Mike Thiessen 812000 Mike Thiessen 912001 Brian Labasco 622002 Adam Howes 802003 Josh Phifer 762004 Karl Bolt 602005 Reid Lamson 622006 Karl Bolt 482007 Karl Bolt 682008 Nathan Carter 582009 Matt Alexander 822010 Matt Alexander 802011 Garrett Custons 692012 Alex Bast 602013 Garrett Custons 76

Batting Average1957 John Kuenzel .4181958 Jim Burton .4631959 Norm Haller .3641960 Norm Haller .3911961 Roger Zoeller .4671962 Wilson Parma .4181963 Bruce Huneke .4381964 Jim Steed .4111965 John McBroom .4031966 Barney Mills .3571967 Tipp Simpson .4221968 Dave Spencer .3601969 Dick Smithwick .4221970 Dick Smithwick .4411971 Tom Stites .3571972 Phil Hudson .3501973 Jeff Brown .3541974 Jeff Brown .4001975 Jeff Brown .4191976 Jeff Brown .3801977 Kyle Bartels .4341978 Steve Saleck .4151979 Jim Best .4021980 Deacon Winters .4881981 John Johnson .4071982 John Johnson .4911983 Eric Pharris .4341984 Paul Ayres .3771985 Eric Pharris .4341986 Eric Pharris .4761987 Joe Saleck .3621988 Mark Frankenburg .4341989 Mike Kazlausky .4261990 Darren Schwankl .3701991 Mike Kazlausky .3481992 Troy Simon .4041993 Vern Mullis .3741994 Glenn Harris .4291995 Lance Massey .4291996 Mike Sharp .4081997 Justin Collins .4171998 Mike Boomsma .3601999 Mike Thiessen .4242000 Mike Thiessen .4142001 Tony Shockley .3512002 Adam Howes .3792003 Josh Phifer .4132004 Karl Bolt .3492005 Reid Lamson .3212006 Karl Bolt .3142007 Karl Bolt .3542008 Nathan Carter .3122009 Matt Alexander .3832010 Addison Gentry .3462011 Garrett Custons .3302012 Seth Kline .3222013 Seth Kline .356

Home Runs1957 John Kuenzel 61958 Bob Beckel 3 John Kuenzel 3 Bob Sapp 31959 Five players 11960 Clark Walker 51961 Mke Quinlan 31962 Kent Lammers 5 Leo Schuerling 51963 Darryl Bloodworth 101964 Jim Steed 101965 Bruce Huneke 41966 John McBroom 5 Barney Mills 5 Fred Withycombe 51967 Barney Mills 101968 David Spencer 61969 Rick Starr 51970 Dick Smithwick 121971 Brad Fulk 121972 Brad Fulk 101973 Jeff Brown 7 Jim Ilseng 71974 Jeff Brown 101975 Jeff Brown 111976 Bob Wagner 91977 Kyle Bartels 101978 Steve Saleck 101979 Steve Saleck 151980 Deacon Winters 201981 Jim Dahlman 71982 Four players 41983 Paul Ayres 5 Ron Klein 51984 Paul Ayres 91985 Chris Anspach 101986 Dan Broderick 9 Eric Pharris 91987 Mike White 191988 Mark Frankenberg 211989 Joe Saleck 111990 Mike Kazlausky 7 Tim Lambert 71991 Troy Simon 121992 Vern Mullis 111993 Vern Mullis 91994 Glenn Harris 161995 Lance Massey 181996 Jason Rudd 111997 Justin Collins 111998 Travis Lauritsen 91999 Chris Humphrey 132000 Chris Humphrey 102001 Gerremy Goldsberry 9 Mike Thiessen 92002 Josh Phifer 132003 Josh Phifer 152004 Jason Brown 62005 Karl Bolt 122006 Karl Bolt 92007 Karl Bolt 82008 Matt Alexander 72009 Matt Alexander 152010 Addison Gentry 132011 Nathan Carter 6 Garrett Custons 62012 Seth Kline 52013 David Baska 6

RBI1957 John Kuenzel 211958 Norm Haller 21 Jim Kerr 21 John Kuenzel 211959 Jim Burton 121960 Clark Walker 241961 Jon Medina 151962 Kent Lammers 311963 Bruce Huneke 281964 Jim Steed 401965 Richard Lee 181966 John McBroom 231967 Barney Mills 371968 David Spencer 281969 Rick Starr 23 1970 Dick Smithwick 531971 Brad Fulk 371972 Brad Fulk 27 Tom Stites 271973 Jeff Brown 221974 Jeff Brown 241975 Jeff Brown 401976 Dave Lawson 331977 Kyle Bartels 421978 Kyle Bartels 451979 Deacon Winters 561980 Deacon Winters 631981 Joe Romanko 341982 Joe Romanko 451983 Kyle Skalisky 321984 Paul Ayres 431985 Chris Anspach 531986 Dan Broderick 551987 Mike White 491988 Mark Frankenberg 831989 Dan Broderick 521990 Mark DeGrange 441991 Troy Simon 351992 Vern Mullis 551993 Manny Robinson 591994 Glenn Harris 721995 Glenn Harris 581996 Jason Rudd 501997 Justin Collins 441998 Travis Lauritsen 481999 Chris Humphrey 572000 Chris Humphrey 602001 Gerremy Goldsberry 462002 Josh Phifer 692003 Josh Phifer 622004 Nate DeRohan 342005 Karl Bolt 392006 Karl Bolt 302007 Karl Bolt 472008 Addison Gentry 462009 Matt Alexander 652010 Garrett Custons 642011 Nathan Carter 342012 Alex Bast 312013 Seth Kline 40

Matt Alexander Brad Fulk Barney Mills Eric Pharris Steve Salek Karl Bolt


Year-By-Year LeadersYear-By-Year LeadersStolen Bases1957 Roger Axlund 61958 Jim Burton 5 Jim Kerr 51959 John Kuenzel 81960 John Kuenzel 7 Mike Quinlan 7 Jon Staples 71961 Jon Staples 71962 Wilson Parma 81963 Darryl Bloodworth 71964 Mimman 61965 Richard Lee 3 Gary May 3 John Ollila 31966 Fred Withycombe 131967 Rick Starr 81968 Rick Starr 241969 David Spencer 91970 Herb Long 14 Bill Maggio 141971 Bill Maggio 171972 Brad Fulk 71973 Jeff Brown 91974 Jim Ilseng 51975 Jeff Brown 81976 Jeff Brown 61977 Kyle Apfel 101978 Tom Green 261979 Jim Best 411980 Steve Saleck 161981 John Johnson 231982 John Johnson 281983 Paul Ayres 431984 Irv Higa 141985 Bruce Hawkins 10 Bob Johnson 101986 Eric Pharris 291987 Chuck Cook 5 Bob Johnson 51988 Tyler Eldred 141989 Rick Wynn 61990 Mike Kazlausky 13 Tim Lambert 131991 Mike Kazlausky 241992 Lance Pilch 121993 Manny Robinson 151994 Glenn Harris 111995 Mike Sharp 181996 Andy Watson 171997 Derek Sawser 111998 Mike Stolley 91999 Chad Hillberg 172000 Mike Thiessen 162001 Brian Labasco 12 Mike Thiessen 122002 Adam Howes 272003 Adam Howes 172004 Josh Wolfram 172005 Reid Lamson 182006 Chay Derbigny 122007 Chay Derbigny 162008 Chay Derbigny 312009 Nathan Carter 152010 Garrett Custons 162011 Garrett Custons 132012 Blair Roberts 92013 Garrett Custons 14

Wins1957 Jim Burton 2 Jim Gunter 21958 Jim Gunter 51959 n/a 1960 Terry Norris 41961 Terry Norris 3 Bob Schaumberg 31962 Bob Schaumberg 61963 Pete Bracci 4 Gary Wallace 41964 Pete Bracci 91965 Al McClure 71966 Dick Guido 5 Al McClure 51967 Bill Horacek 71968 Bill Savage 41969 Bill Horacek 51970 Ed Cole 61971 Rich Haynie 51972 Rich Haynie 91973 Larry Bryant 3 Dave Commons 31974 Rich Haynie 51975 Rick Sarver 31976 Wade Leatham 41977 Bob Ciola 4 Keith Heise 41978 Keith Heise 51979 Wade Leatham 91980 John Lahoff 61981 Bob Wright 41982 Bob Wright 91983 Bob Wright 51984 Bob Wright 61985 Roch Rhinehart 61986 Scott Oss 5 Roch Rhinehart 51987 Jon Mosier 41988 Jim Lucas 5 Scott Oss 51989 Mike Wollet 91990 Steve Carson 71991 Rob Lisch 71992 Kevin McCallum 51993 Kevin McCallum 7 Jason Rudd 71994 Dave Lyons 6 Keith Umlauf 61995 Dave Lyons 101996 Ryan Johnson 71997 Todd Ladd 3 Jason Martin 31998 Travis Lauritsen 61999 Matt Kaercher 62000 Erik Fisher 6 Matt Kaercher 62001 Mike Tufte 82002 Matt Kaercher 72003 Paul Vignola 52004 Clayton Couch 32005 Paul Pratt 32006 Mitch Brown 32007 Jake Petro 32008 Michael Ruvolo 52009 Aaron Kurcz 3 Jake Petro 32010 Season carley 3 Kincaid Koehler 32011 Evan Abrecht 52012 Evan Abrecht 42013 Alex Baker 4 Steven Trojan 4

ERA1957 Jim Gunter 5.251958 Jim Gunter 5.371959 Bob Kellock 4.961960 Bob Schaumberg 3.881961 Terry Norris 4.151962 Larry Backus 3.181963 Gary Wallace 2.451964 Pete Bracci 3.121965 Al McClure 2.501966 Al McClure 2.501967 Bill Savage 3.151968 Bill Horacek 3.551969 Dick McDonald 3.161970 Dick McDonald 3.161971 Rich Haynie 2.541972 Dave Smith 2.931973 Larry Bryant 3.521974 Rich Haynie 3.621975 Matt Martorano 3.041976 Bob Ciola 3.451977 Keith Heise 3.001978 Greg Postulka 3.181979 Tom Grinstead 2.151980 Tom Grinstead 4.641981 Bob Wright 3.581982 Mike Schardt 2.731983 Bob Wright 3.581984 Roch Rhinehart 6.401985 Scott Oss 7.331986 Scott Oss 7.701987 Dave Krause 5.721988 Jim Lucas 7.041989 Jon Mosier 5.311990 Mike Wollet 4.721991 Rob Lisch 5.581992 Kevin McCallum 5.461993 Jason Rudd 5.541994 Keith Umlauf 5.041995 Keith Umlauf 3.961996 Ryan Johnson 6.641997 Todd Ladd 6.001998 Todd Ladd 5.751999 Erik Fisher 8.812000 Erik Fisher 5.332001 David Diehl 4.322002 Jesper Stubbendorff 5.532003 Josh Zumbrun 6.442004 Clayton Couch 7.792005 Paul Pratt 9.622006 Mitch Brown 5.652007 Mitch Brown 5.872008 Alex Truesdale 6.732009 Alex Truesdale 7.042010 Alex Truesdale 10.802011 Sean Carley 3.942012 Evan Abrecht 4.812013 Cameron White 5.21

Strikeouts1957 Jim Burton 471958 Jim Gunter 381959 n/a1960 Brian Kaley 361961 Bob Kellock 291962 Fred Olmsted 591963 Pete Bracci 801964 Pete Bracci 1031965 Al McClure 601966 Al McClure 951967 Jim Hogarty 711968 Bill Horacek 731969 Bill Horacek 461970 Ed Cole 511971 Rich Haynie 751972 Rich Haynie 821973 Larry Bryant 421974 Rich Haynie 781975 Dave Commons 401976 Wade Leatham 411977 Bob Ciola 471978 Keith Heise 411979 Wade Leatham 611980 Ernie Richardson 341981 Bob Wright 521982 Bob Wright 791983 Bob Wright 741984 Bob Wright 731985 Roch Rhinehart 551986 Roch Rhinehart 471987 David Krause 41 Jon Mosier 41 Scott Oss 411988 Jon Mosier 591989 Jim Lucas 741990 Mike Wollet 531991 Rob Lisch 451992 Brody Pettit 331993 Jason Rudd 671994 Keith Umlauf 621995 Keith Umlauf 531996 Eric Eldridge 531997 Eric Eldridge 41 Tosh Smith 411998 Travis Lauritsen 671999 Matt Kaercher 482000 Erik Fisher 852001 Mike Tufte 932002 Erik Fisher 882003 Paul Vignola 362004 Clayton Couch 472005 Kyle DePierre 432006 Mitch Brown 512007 Mitch Brown 492008 Alex Truesdale 582009 Alex Truesdale 512010 Alex Truesdale 602011 Sean Carley 622012 Ben Bertelson 662013 Ben Bertelson 80

Inings Pitched1957 Jim Burton 52.01958 Jim Gunter 62.01959 n/a1960 Terry Norris 42.21961 Terry Norris 47.21962 Gary Wallace 64.21963 Pete Bracci 73.21964 Pete Bracci 98.01965 Al McClure 86.11966 Al McClure 86.11967 Jim Hogarty 80.01968 Bill Horacek 75.21969 Bill Horacek 54.11970 Ed Cole 65.11971 Rich Haynie 74.11972 Rich Haynie 82.21973 Larry Bryant 46.01974 Rich Haynie 76.21975 Dave Commons 54.21976 Terry Taubert 69.11977 Greg Postulka 48.11978 Greg Postulka 48.11979 Wade Leatham 71.01980 Tom Grinstead 54.11981 Bob Wright 59.01982 Bob Wright 85.01983 Bob Wright 75.11984 Bob Wright 68.01985 Roch Rhinehart 88.11986 Scott Oss 60.21987 Scott Oss 64.01988 Scott Oss 86.01989 Jim Lucas 84.01990 Steve Carson 63.11991 Rob Lisch 59.21992 Kevin McCallum 61.01993 Jason Rudd 79.21994 Rob Lisch 60.11995 Dave Lyons 96.01996 Eric Eldridge 89.11997 Dave Lyons 63.21998 Travis Lauritsen 81.01999 Mike Tufte 87.12000 Erik Fisher 104.12001 Mike Tufte 103.22002 Matt Kaercher 110.12003 Jesper Stubbendorff 76.22004 Clayton Couch 71.22005 Paul Pratt 62.22006 Mitch Brown 71.22006 Alex Truesdale 79.02008 Alex Truesdale 97.22009 Alex Truesdale 70.12010 Alex Truesdale 81.22011 Evan Abrecht 85.02012 Evan Abrecht 95.12013 Cameron White 107.0

Saves1957 n/a1958 n/a1959 n/a1960 n/a1961 n/a1962 n/a1963 n/a1964 n/a1965 n/a1966 n/a1967 n/a1968 n/a1969 Rex LeVoy 51970 n/a1971 n/a1972 Corrigan, Haynie 11973 Glen Routh 51974 Rich Haynie 21975 Matt Martorano 31976 Wade Leatham 11977 Bob Ciola 2 John Lahoff 21978 Ernie Richardson 21979 Jim Firth 61980 Jim Firth 21981 Mike Schardt 21982 Mike Schardt 21983 Chip Kozak 11984 Bob Wright 21985 Eric Pharris 21986 Roch Rhinehart 21987 Greg Schwartz 21988 Jim Lucas 31989 Jim Lucas 1 Jon Mosier 11990 Steve Carson 41991 Steve Carson 81992 Steve Carson 41993 D. Sonson 1 Keith Umlauf 11994 Keith Umlauf 91995 Keith Umlauf 111996 Travis Lauritsen 31997 Todd Ladd 41998 Todd Ladd 91999 Tommy Cisar 12000 Kiwedin Cornell 22001 David Diehl 42002 Paul Pratt 42003 Jason Pruitt 22004 Mitch Brown 22005 Sam Rosener 22006 Paul Vignola 62007 David Miller 12008 Michael Ruvolo 42009 Aaron Kurcz 72010 Evan Abrecht 32011 Stephen Colangelo 72012 Mike Kazakoff 32013 Ben Bertelson 2 Bo Wilson 2

Chay Derbigny Al McClure Mitch Brown Fred Olmsted Alex Truesdale Steve Carson


Year-By-Year HittingYear-By-Year HittingTeam GM Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD 1956 14 .267 472 94 126 15 7 4 73 167 .354 40 354 167 59 .8981957 18 .260 572 111 149 19 7 9 96 209 .365 43 422 176 78 .8851958 18 .312 613 154 191 24 17 13 136 288 .470 27 442 193 54 .922 1959 15 .254 544 85 138 23 9 5 72 194 .357 30 399 163 54 .9121960 23 .318 771 235 235 33 16 17 149 351 .455 120 187 48 573 230 71 .9191961 22 .323 736 167 238 30 25 26 152 396 .538 34 525 207 62 .922 1962 27 .329 1,087 256 352 53 18 34 215 543 .500 30 767 302 58 .9491963 26 .328 945 241 310 47 25 59 205 584 .618 104 13 157 39 656 261 74 .9251964 27 .337 981 220 331 49 17 40 210 534 .544 116 11 204 26 696 264 59 .9421965 22 .284 729 145 207 29 12 13 95 299 .410 96 2 145 19 529 200 39 .9491966 27 .270 907 186 245 44 13 26 155 393 .433 132 168 34 673 260 52 .9471967 25 .301 845 188 254 33 8 34 161 405 .479 94 3 191 31 609 249 69 .9271968 31 .284 970 184 276 48 12 21 154 411 .424 137 211 68 744 282 73 .9331969 25 .290 816 175 237 34 8 18 153 341 .418 134 7 145 14 41 601 236 55 .9381970 33 .297 1,114 228 331 51 10 32 204 548 .492 185 254 65 831 357 83 .9351971 39 .274 1,199 228 329 36 17 28 196 483 .403 143 278 83 909 357 65 .9511972 35 .280 1,051 201 294 41 13 28 180 445 .423 115 14 177 17 8 12 35-51 769 276 59 .9471973 25 .262 762 135 200 32 6 25 112 319 .419 83 9 158 14 6 9 46-65 585 212 54 .9371974 32 .312 1,056 225 329 52 22 43 201 554 .525 114 12 196 24 6 20 29-39 749 272 59 .9451975 34 .313 1,182 298 370 49 16 53 244 594 .503 157 163 36-46 837 331 65 .9471976 41 .291 1,257 225 366 60 6 30 191 528 .420 156 8 249 26-34 925 399 99 .9311977 39 .316 1,114 237 352 52 8 40 211 540 .485 157 13 188 21 47-59 805 399 68 .9461978 37 .338 1,125 328 380 64 23 41 269 613 .545 185 12 167 24 12 11 122-132 800 320 86 .9291979 46 .329 1,400 372 460 68 21 49 311 717 .512 193 22 204 26 39 122-138 1,025 480 68 .9571980 37 .382 1,167 389 446 68 17 60 327 728 .624 142 20 149 12 21 17 75-95 795 323 77 .9361981 42 .274 1,301 249 357 42 7 26 196 491 .377 153 17 231 6 18 53-72 957 428 118 .9211982 47 .315 1,479 308 466 91 18 30 261 683 .462 154 22 222 16 21 100-125 1,070 511 110 .9351983 39 .314 1,241 244 390 70 15 26 204 568 .458 121 13 176 33 17 21 25-40 888 390 90 .9341984 40 .307 1,288 313 396 71 8 44 264 615 .477 171 24 188 20 15 23 40-56 919 409 84 .9411985 45 .346 1,381 353 478 81 23 38 304 719 .521 196 11 178 13 33 53-75 976 419 92 .9381986 46 .342 1,420 373 486 89 19 43 311 742 .523 202 8 166 7 21 79-110 968 401 105 .9291987 41 .301 1,267 295 382 73 6 44 253 599 .473 158 22 168 9 10 22-25 866 359 102 .9201988 58 .340 1,836 507 624 151 14 73 448 1,022 .557 261 55 267 46 .469 18 9 40-58 1,237 550 164 .9161989 54 .334 1,568 372 524 105 19 45 337 802 .511 175 48 222 41 .411 15 11 27-42 1,104 431 100 .9391990 60 .288 1,730 323 498 99 19 29 278 722 .417 195 30 280 45 .380 14 16 64-91 1,315 552 125 .9371991 49 .293 1,385 276 406 67 17 46 244 645 .466 137 55 220 34 .396 14 22 77-110 1,049 409 100 .9361992 47 .336 1,432 372 481 93 21 45 313 751 .524 194 28 244 20 .426 15 8 52-79 1,023 461 112 .9301993 50 .319 1,484 378 473 83 35 32 327 722 .487 192 41 201 31 .411 18 12 53-72 1,084 492 91 .9451994 50 .360 1,602 467 576 118 38 76 418 998 .623 198 60 260 45 .448 23 12 42-66 1,090 455 77 .9531995 54 .334 1,675 438 559 115 27 72 376 944 .564 205 76 257 36 .430 28 12 77-105 1,203 633 112 .9431996 54 .308 1,712 381 527 117 25 60 336 874 .511 167 59 345 46 .389 22 10 70-91 1,226 581 118 .9391997 50 .283 1,667 270 472 90 18 34 231 700 .420 130 36 322 35 .348 7 9 49-70 1,194 492 133 .9271998 53 .278 1,768 343 492 120 11 44 302 766 .433 163 52 345 45 .352 23 8 43-78 1,289 572 146 .9271999 51 .323 1,775 417 573 135 17 56 362 910 .513 191 76 356 22 .406 26 25 61-86 1,261 569 135 .9312000 57 .331 1,963 449 650 142 5 48 413 946 .482 244 68 344 43 .419 23 21 76-102 1,384 588 145 .9322001 56 .289 1,849 331 535 103 20 31 287 771 .417 193 35 403 40 .364 21 18 71-111 1,394 607 136 .9362002 55 .324 1,897 432 615 142 21 42 378 925 .488 182 34 308 21 .387 37 23 98-132 1,360 579 106 .9482003 54 .327 1,906 394 623 134 23 63 361 992 .520 153 50 385 24 .388 20 13 53-78 1,327 617 95 .9532004 55 .285 1,743 295 497 95 14 26 242 698 .400 188 50 474 27 .368 16 20 76-114 1,278 490 116 .9382005 51 .279 1,740 312 486 95 20 49 277 768 .441 181 42 420 28 .359 13 22 55-78 1,250 553 100 .9472006 48 .249 1,491 210 371 66 13 32 184 559 .375 176 54 335 29 .347 10 24 59-85 1,172 487 90 .9492007 52 .272 1,700 237 462 92 11 23 215 645 .379 169 43 360 29 .351 9 25 78-117 1,286 622 95 .9532008 51 .275 1,704 304 469 97 32 31 283 723 .424 168 66 381 31 .359 21 28 84-108 1,302 529 83 .9572009 51 .291 1,793 338 522 94 21 57 303 829 .462 177 41 344 33 .365 17 20 68-91 1,272 546 85 .9552010 55 .309 1,986 404 613 122 36 48 361 951 .479 211 42 401 24 .383 20 44 67-92 1,411 585 87 .9582011 55 .275 1,846 272 508 100 20 26 250 726 .393 143 62 375 30 .345 14 41 47-73 1,402 624 85 .9602012 53 .249 1,770 216 441 83 19 19 197 619 .350 181 47 389 35 .333 11 46 34-53 1,351 609 84 .9592013 54 .282 1,857 283 524 122 10 22 249 732 .394 146 64 395 36 .352 20 33 50-75 1,377 625 97 .954


Year-By-Year PitchingYear-By-Year PitchingTeam G W-L ERA CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AVG WP HP BK SFA SHA 1956 14 5-9 7.72 1 118.0 135 142 101 91 95 20 9 5 .278 14 9 1957 18 6-12 6.70 0 141.0 173 148 105 123 94 30 11 8 .296 6 121958 18 9-9 6.31 0 147.0 176 132 103 118 93 16 12 17 .298 7 5 21959 15 8-7 7.17 0 133.0 166 131 95 93 29 6 9 .296 7 5 1960 23 14-9 5.70 4 191.0 198 173 121 147 143 29 6 6 .264 14 14 31961 22 12-10 5.16 173.0 184 132 99 69 115 32 13 13 .277 1962 27 18-9 4.26 255.2 288 164 121 36 16 12 .2851963 26 15-11 4.16 10 3 218.2 213 140 101 133 220 32 20 14 .235 22 4 41964 27 22-5 3.45 22 0 232.0 219 138 89 114 217 34 8 19 .236 13 14 21965 22 10-12 4.38 10 1 172.1 222 138 97 107 125 29 12 13 .306 9 10 21966 27 17-10 3.29 16 3 224.1 203 118 82 104 208 33 5 10 .238 16 2 21967 25 16-9 3.64 15 2 203.0 198 132 82 76 149 33 6 19 .244 8 12 101968 31 14-17 4.20 14 1 248.0 281 175 116 110 223 48 12 21 .281 9 10 1969 25 16-8 3.67 9 0 10 208.0 209 116 85 86 158 27 5 15 .260 61970 33 21-12 5.40 11 1 276.2 322 211 166 144 191 39 12 20 .282 1971 39 19-20 4.67 19 3 302.1 339 211 157 152 215 36 17 29 .2751972 35 16-19 4.67 16 3 2 256.1 288 191 133 130 202 41 13 28 .280 4 15 0 9 111973 25 13-12 4.98 5 1 7 195.0 214 146 108 107 163 32 6 25 .262 16 11 1 8 111974 32 18-14 5.02 13 1 2 250.2 258 194 140 149 195 53 7 31 .263 25 15 4 1975 34 16-18 6.03 10 0 3 279.0 349 241 187 175 204 52 13 27 .301 20 3 1976 41 17-24 5.27 15 3 1 309.1 406 259 181 168 180 51 10 33 .312 15 14 5 1977 39 20-18-1 6.67 16 3 7 268.1 331 240 188 141 184 58 16 44 .299 24 12 3 1978 37 22-15 4.70 20 1 6 266.2 308 208 139 145 204 54 17 27 .282 21 9 0 12 111979 46 33-13 4.32 22 3 9 341.2 380 239 164 161 210 69 12 36 .283 29 14 2 6 161980 37 27-9 7.14 23 0 2 265.0 329 245 211 132 157 74 7 48 .311 15 17 1 10 121981 42 12-30 9.48 10 0 5 319.0 513 420 336 203 185 100 12 64 .357 54 22 2 20 111982 47 28-19 5.53 16 1 3 358.0 440 292 220 157 212 68 17 45 .286 23 14 3 18 91983 39 18-21 6.23 14 0 1 296.0 400 274 205 148 212 79 6 44 .319 34 12 3 13 151984 40 21-19 8.46 13 1 5 308.1 420 361 290 208 219 78 10 52 .324 45 20 2 15 231985 45 18-27 10.75 12 0 3 322.1 541 462 385 230 183 116 5 91 .366 42 21 1 22 141986 46 18-28 9.66 11 2 3 322.1 527 442 346 193 193 107 19 69 .361 47 20 3 17 101987 41 13-28 10.12 9 1 3 300.2 492 412 338 188 199 82 15 83 .365 34 19 4 17 41988 58 25-33 10.03 18 1 4 412.7 695 599 460 283 237 150 25 92 .367 71 18 5 35 121989 54 27-27 7.46 13 3 2 368.0 471 369 305 220 302 106 10 59 .307 35 19 1 16 121990 60 26-34 6.90 7 4 7 438.1 568 418 336 246 353 115 23 46 .309 49 31 2 9 271991 49 22-27 7.70 5 2 9 349.2 497 373 299 203 221 90 13 48 .334 43 25 5 14 161992 47 23-24 7.44 4 2 6 341.0 457 362 282 217 223 80 23 43 .327 44 28 3 25 291993 50 28-22 6.15 13 2 2 361.1 470 310 247 172 251 105 8 45 .316 59 28 1 23 121994 50 26-24 7.85 2 2 10 363.1 491 371 317 212 294 99 11 65 .323 60 28 2 16 181995 54 29-25 7.11 4 1 12 401.0 560 394 317 194 258 127 11 48 .330 36 17 5 25 151996 54 18-36 9.55 10 0 3 409.0 664 532 434 239 266 142 28 79 .362 56 23 2 29 111997 50 13-37 9.23 2 0 7 398.0 629 536 408 246 293 132 20 90 .353 70 22 7 23 141998 53 14-39 9.05 3 1 10 429.2 682 562 432 236 298 161 22 90 .352 80 40 6 25 16 1999 51 19-32 9.96 7 2 1 420.1 701 567 465 214 245 136 15 82 .368 68 58 3 2000 57 23-34 6.87 9 3 3 461.1 685 489 352 183 337 147 28 60 .341 43 43 14 31 262001 56 23-33 7.42 4 1 8 464.2 698 491 383 196 378 156 30 55 .341 46 53 21 20 272002 55 27-28 7.96 10 0 8 453.2 642 485 401 219 339 154 24 69 .331 42 64 21 30 152003 54 15-39 9.07 6 2 2 442.1 700 537 446 231 223 163 23 82 .361 57 56 21 29 162004 55 6-49 12.16 2 1 2 426.1 809 701 576 271 290 169 36 107 .396 97 66 25 33 112005 51 9-42 12.18 2 0 4 416.2 747 644 564 247 263 180 30 85 .389 73 101 10 32 152006 48 10-38 10.69 2 2 6 390.2 615 555 464 252 253 147 18 76 .358 57 83 13 33 202007 52 8-44 8.36 1 2 1 428.2 654 471 398 201 224 154 33 48 .354 67 53 11 24 342008 51 18-33 8.34 2 0 7 434.0 679 466 402 179 275 147 22 49 .358 40 60 9 25 282009 51 14-37 8.34 3 2 9 424.0 696 495 393 153 253 125 18 88 .369 42 42 13 30 212010 55 13-42 11.31 3 0 5 470.1 893 654 591 226 322 157 21 97 .407 53 69 7 35 282011 55 19-36 6.09 4 1 8 467.1 639 394 316 188 311 165 11 44 .331 56 52 7 17 402012 53 14-39 6.10 8 2 3 450.1 595 381 305 168 315 129 18 29 .321 36 59 8 31 40 2013 54 15-39 6.60 4 1 6 459.1 642 398 337 156 346 139 22 29 .333 42 73 2 24 38


Year-By-Year Hitting - ConferenceYear-By-Year Hitting - ConferenceWAC Years (1981-99)

Team GM Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD 1981 1982 24 .306 777 143 238 49 8 17 124 360 .463 63 13 116 7 13 39-55 564 277 59 .9341983 24 .299 730 132 218 41 6 19 111 328 .449 71 8 99 13 14 11-19 543 249 61 .9291984 24 .302 785 178 237 49 5 23 137 365 .465 68 15 105 9 14 26-35 526 213 42 .9461985 24 .359 767 224 277 47 12 26 189 426 .555 126 11 94 8 21 28-41 524 205 56 .9451986 1987 21 .286 643 143 184 38 1 25 119 299 .465 62 9 75 4 6 4-4 1988 28 .318 895 215 285 53 7 34 190 454 .507 120 30 151 6 5 18-30 1989 26 .341 760 177 259 54 8 20 163 389 .512 72 19 106 6 4 6-12 520 212 50 .9371990 28 .284 770 139 219 44 7 18 118 331 .430 86 10 117 5 8 14-25 570 249 57 .9351991 21 .284 610 99 173 33 6 19 87 275 .451 56 23 117 6 9 18-31 436 179 50 .9251992 25 .300 749 151 225 38 5 26 138 351 .469 78 8 151 7 .374 8 4 21-35 532 246 64 .9241993 21 .289 620 98 179 27 7 12 79 256 .413 51 12 91 13 .354 7 6 15-24 445 199 44 .9361994 22 .341 683 154 233 41 14 30 143 392 .574 67 19 104 19 .415 8 6 10-20 465 210 42 .9411995 28 .332 913 226 303 57 8 43 198 505 .553 107 35 148 18 .423 12 8 38-56 639 352 68 .9361996 29 .313 885 181 277 59 8 35 163 457 .516 69 28 173 27 .381 12 5 35-47 631 297 64 .9351997 30 .276 1,009 151 278 55 8 16 127 397 .393 72 27 216 23 .393 5 5 33-44 729 290 82 .9261998 30 .295 1,038 213 306 78 8 26 191 478 .461 91 26 192 34 .362 13 4 25-41 747 347 100 .9161999 22 .305 793 158 242 48 5 26 140 378 .477 62 21 178 11 .366 11 11 14-30 553 238 48 .943

MW Years (2000-13)

Team GM Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD2000 29 .298 1,006 179 300 61 3 24 161 439 .436 109 26 204 20 .379 6 6 29-40 709 307 86 .9222001 29 .284 970 144 275 55 5 10 128 370 .381 84 18 211 26 .348 12 10 33-54 728 305 70 .9372002 29 .301 980 187 295 59 9 22 163 438 .447 100 15 188 8 .369 15 9 50-73 742 318 50 .9552003 30 .291 1,074 170 313 63 9 28 153 478 .445 66 32 248 16 .349 6 6 14-26 767 375 57 .9522004 28 .266 876 125 233 45 8 14 104 336 .364 87 22 264 11 .345 7 13 35-56 651 257 55 .9432005 28 .265 977 154 259 47 10 24 143 398 .407 86 20 250 14 .338 4 15 21-30 706 304 55 .9482006 22 .264 717 108 189 35 7 20 99 298 .416 79 21 170 14 .352 4 12 20-30 547 228 48 .942 2007 23 .286 810 107 232 46 3 9 99 311 .384 73 19 180 15 .358 4 11 31-48 586 277 45 .9502008 24 .247 793 106 196 37 12 11 98 290 .366 60 29 176 18 .321 6 11 26-36 609 253 40 .9562009 21 .266 737 104 196 33 10 20 93 309 .419 61 16 161 18 .333 5 6 25-33 543 232 35 .9572010 23 .300 841 156 252 50 13 24 141 400 .476 78 15 163 7 .365 10 19 13-24 603 249 32 .9642011 24 .261 792 102 207 52 8 9 93 302 .381 62 25 171 17 .332 6 16 12-22 606 272 39 .9572012 24 .266 809 96 215 37 11 6 89 292 .361 80 16 193 22 .342 4 18 20-29 613 283 33 .9532013 30 .290 1,022 163 296 70 5 7 146 427 .418 86 37 226 22 .363 10 18 17-31 764 365 56 .953


Year-By-Year Pitching - ConferenceYear-By-Year Pitching - ConferenceWAC Years (1981-99)

Team G W-L ERA CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AVG WP HP BK SFA SHA 1981 1982 24 12-12 5.98 7 0 1 188.0 248 156 125 70 109 36 12 26 .314 11 7 3 13 51983 24 8-16 7.31 9 0 181.0 280 198 147 88 189 58 5 31 .347 17 31 1 10 71984 24 11-13 11985 24 15-9 12.19 5 0 2 175.0 336 294 237 124 106 83 1 63 .367 10 14 0 16 61986 24 7-17 11987 21 4-17 12.27 4 0 0 149.2 286 240 204 92 84 50 10 55 .401 26 9 1 12 21988 28 7-21 11.68 8 1 2 205.0 377 332 266 147 110 80 20 54 .391 41 13 1 17 81989 26 13-13 8.18 9 1 1 176.0 233 197 160 97 136 53 6 37 .309 8 7 0 7 51990 28 7-21 9.33 4 0 1 190.0 296 243 197 134 142 58 12 29 .353 32 15 2 3 141991 21 1-20 11.05 2 0 0 145.0 249 227 178 101 69 42 5 27 .380 21 14 2 7 101992 25 5-20 9.97 1 0 1 177.2 290 244 197 119 102 59 21 28 .370 22 13 2 19 131993 21 5-16 8.68 3 0 1 148.1 236 168 143 77 78 44 3 32 .369 29 10 1 16 71994 22 7-15 10.22 1 0 2 155.0 254 209 176 106 111 48 8 36 .369 35 12 0 6 71995 28 10-18 8.87 0 0 6 213.0 358 265 210 101 125 80 4 36 .375 22 11 3 16 111996 29 8-21 9.24 8 0 2 210.1 356 273 216 112 126 72 16 46 .367 35 7 1 9 41997 30 6-24 10.44 1 0 3 243.0 420 368 282 155 184 89 16 61 .376 48 171998 30 7-23 10.23 1 0 4 249.0 454 368 283 118 151 1115 12 65 .382 40 28 5 14 41999 22 4-18 11.42 2 1 0 184.1 331 274 234 93 94 65 6 40 .388 35 33 2 9 10

MW Years (2000-13)

Team G W-L ERA CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AVG WP HP BK SFA SHA 2000 29 6-23 8.26 3 0 3 236.1 394 302 217 104 154 92 20 38 .371 25 20 10 20 152001 29 8-21 8.75 2 0 3 242.2 414 300 236 105 182 100 20 34 .373 30 28 12 16 142002 29 14-15 7.30 9 0 6 247.2 350 247 201 110 164 83 12 28 .331 19 33 14 16 82003 30 3-27 10.98 2 1 0 255.2 461 367 312 143 113 109 15 57 .391 34 33 12 18 62004 28 0-28 13.67 1 0 0 217.1 448 392 330 140 140 92 26 66 .418 44 32 14 17 42005 28 4-24 13.88 1 0 1 235.1 460 406 363 150 151 107 14 63 .409 39 54 6 18 72006 22 1-21 14.07 0 0 0 182.1 357 347 285 137 99 84 11 57 .405 29 43 8 13 102007 23 0-23 10.97 0 0 0 195.1 359 275 238 92 89 76 19 33 .402 33 18 8 13 192008 24 4-20 9.18 2 0 1 203.0 339 243 207 79 112 65 9 33 .372 19 27 4 10 162009 21 3-18 9.70 3 0 2 181.0 325 243 195 57 101 62 8 44 .393 22 18 5 12 122010 23 3-20 12.04 1 0 1 201.0 389 298 269 103 126 73 10 43 .416 28 25 3 13 142011 24 4-20 7.84 3 0 1 202.0 301 213 178 97 131 80 7 23 .349 25 22 6 7 162012 24 5-19 8.10 4 1 2 204.1 325 227 184 80 143 72 6 22 .354 15 26 7 10 142013 30 7-23 7.69 3 0 1 255.0 388 249 218 81 163 88 19 20 .355 17 42 2 15 25


Individual Season RecordsIndividual Season RecordsGames Played1. Mark DeGrange (1990) 602. Tim Lambert (1990) 58 Darren Schwankl (1990) 58 4. Chris Humphrey (2000) 57 Mike Thiessen (2000) 57 Mike Kazlausky (1990) 57 Mark Frankenberg (1988) 578. Gerremy Goldsberry (2001) 56 Gerremy Goldsberry (2000) 56 Brendan Shannon (2000) 56 Mike White (1988) 56

At Bats1. Matt Alexander (2010) 232 Garrett Custons (2010) 2323. K.J. Randhawa (2010) 2304. Mike Thiessen (2000) 2205. Brendan Shannon (2000) 2196. Garrett Custons (2013) 2157. Adam Howes (2003) 215 Travis Lauritsen (1998) 2158. Matt Alexander (2009) 21410. Alex Bast (2011 211 Adam Howes (2002) 211

Hits1. Mike Thiessen (2000) 912. Mark Frankenberg (1988) 863. Matt Alexander (2009) 82 Lance Massey (1995) 825. Mike Thiessen (1999) 816. Matt Alexnader (2010) 80 Adam Howes (2002) 808. Brendan Shannon (2000) 77 Ryan Carville (1999) 7710. Garrett Custons (2013) 76 Garrett Custons (2010) 76 Josh Phifer (2003) 76

Runs Scored 1. Lance Massey (1995) 732. Mike Thiessen (1999) 713. Mike Thiessen (2000) 704. Mike Sharp (1996) 655. Mike Kazlausky (1989) 636. Vern Mullis (1994) 627. Deacon Winters (1980) 608. Josh Phifer (2002) 59 Glenn Harris (1994) 59 Eric Pharris (1986) 59

Doubles1. Mike Thiessen (2000) 282. Garrett Custons (2013) 22 Bowie Frost (2002) 224. Alex Bast (2011) 21 Garrett Custons (2011) 21 Josh Phifer (2003) 21 Darren Schwankl (1990) 218. Josh Phifer (2002) 20 Ryan Carville (1999) 20 Travis Lauritsen (1998) 20 Derek Sawser (1996) 20 Mike Sharp (1996) 20 Mike White (1988) 20

Triples1. Vern Mullis (1994) 123. Nathan Carter (2010) 114. Nathan Carter (2008) 105. Lance Pilch (1993) 8 Manny Robinson (1993) 8 Charles Simmons (1974) 87. Nathan Carter (2011) 7 Daniel Walker (2008) 79. Garrett Custons (2010) 6 Lance Massey (1995) 6 Glenn Harris (1994) 6 Mike Kazlausky (1990) 6 Mike Kazlausky (1989) 6 Chip Skinner (1985) 6 Jim Best (1980) 6 Jim Steed (1964) 6 John Kuenzel (1958) 6

Home Runs 1. Mark Frankenberg (1988) 212. Deacon Winters (1980) 203. Mike White (1987) 194. Lance Massey (1995) 185. Glenn Harris (1995) 16 Glenn Harris (1994) 167. Matt Alexander (2009) 15 Josh Phifer (2003) 15 Steve Saleck (1980) 1510. Addison Gentry (2010) 13 Josh Phifer (2002) 13 Chris Humphrey (1999) 13

Runs Batted In1. Mark Frankenberg (1988) 832. Glenn Harris (1994) 723. Josh Phifer (2002) 694. Matt Alexander (2009) 655. Garrett Custons (2010) 646. Deacon Winters (1980) 637. Josh Phifer (2003) 628. Addison Gentry (2010) 61 Chris Humphrey (2000) 6110. Manny Robinson (1993) 59

Stolen Bases1. Jim Best (1979) 412. Chay Derbigny (2008) 313. Eric Pharris (1986) 294. John Johnson (1982) 285. Adam Howes (2002) 276. Tom Green (1978) 267. Mike Kazlausky (1991) 24 Rick Starr (1968) 249. John Johnson (1981) 23 Steve Miller (1979) 23

Hit By Pitch1. Glenn Harris (1996) 20 Jason Rudd (1996) 203. David Baska (2013) 194. Garrett Custons (2013) 175. Josh Phifer (2003) 16 Chris Humphrey (2000) 16 Chris Humphrey (1999) 168. Chay Derbigny (2006) 14 Mike Kazlausky (1991) 1410. Josh Phifer (2002) 13 Chris Humphrey (1998) 13 Glenn Harris (1994) 13 Vern Mullis (1994) 13 Mike Kazlausky (1990) 13

Walks1. Mike Kazlausky (1989) 44 2. Lance Massey (1995) 413. Mike Thiessen (2000) 394. Mike Thiessen (2001) 38 Mike Thiessen (1999) 386. Lance Massey (1994) 377. Mike Kazlausky (1988) 35 Eric Pharris (1986) 359. Nathan Carter (2008) 3410. Nathan Carter (2009) 33 Addison Gentry (2009) 33

Sac Bunts1. K.J. Randhawa (2010) 152. Blair Roberts (2011) 10 K.J. Randhawa (2008) 104. Scot McLaughlin (1979) 95. Patrick Lobo (2011) 86. Noah Pierce (2012) 7 Steve Miller (1979) 7 Ed Schumacher (1979) 79. Seven times 6

Strikeouts1. David Baska (2013) 622. Nathan Carter (2009) 563. Nathan DeRohan (2004) 514. Jason Davis (1997) 505. Alex Bast (2010) 49 Nathan Carter (2010) 49 Reid Lamson (2005) 49 Geno Salazar (2004) 49 Kevin Gross (1996) 4910. Addison Gentry (2008) 48

Batting Average1. John Johnson (1982) .4912. Deacon Winters (1980) .4883. Eric Pharris (1986) .4764. Roger Zoeller (1961) .4675. Steve Saleck (1980) .463 Kent Lammers (1961) .463 Jim Burton (1958) .4638. Dick Smithwick (1969) .4429. Dick Smithwick (1970) .441

Slugging Percentage(min. 100 at-bats)1. Deacon Winters (1980) 1.098 (135 TB, 123 AB)2. Steve Saleck (1980) .942 (114 TB, 121 AB)3. Glenn Harris (1994) .876 (141 TB, 161 AB)4. Dick Smithwick (1970) .847 (100 TB, 118 AB)5. Lance Massey (1995) .838 (160 TB, 191 AB)6. Jeff Brown (1974) .833 (75 TB, 90 AB)7. Vern Mullis (1994) .830 (142 TB, 171 AB)8. Mark Frankenberg (1988) .818 (162 TB, 198 AB)9. Eric Pharris (1986) .809 (102 TB, 126 AB)10. Josh Phifer, 2003 .804 (148 TB, 184 AB)

Mike Thiessen

At batsHits

Doubles

Garrett Custons

At BatsHits

Doubles

Nathan Carter

TriplesWalks

Mark Frankenburg

Home RunsRuns Batted In


Individual Season RecordsIndividual Season RecordsTotal Bases1. Mark Frankenberg (1988) 162 (198 AB)2. Lance Massey (1995) 160 (191 AB)3. Matt Alexander (2009) 152 (214 AB)4. Josh Phifer (2003) 148 (184 AB)5. Mike Thiessen (2000) 142 (220 AB) Vern Mullis (1994) 142 (171 AB)7. Glenn Harris (1994) 141 (161 AB)8. Mike Thiessen (1999) 138 (191 AB)9. Josh Phifer (2002) 136 (195 AB)10. Deacon Winters (1980) 135 (123 AB)

Fielding Percentage (Attempts)(minimum of 50 attempts)1. Chad Day (1994) (193) 1.000

Darren Schwankl (1990) (95) 1.000 Derck Kasel (2003) (91) 1.000 Mark Frankenberg (1987) (69) 1.000 Matt Alexander (2008) (67) 1.000 Paul Hanson (1966) (65) 1.000 Chris Gray (1987) (62) 1.000 Dustin Smith (2006) (55) 1.000 Ryan Fitzgerald (2004) (53) 1.000 Derck Kasel (2002) (53) 1.000 Mike Lawrence (1978) (53) 1.000 Deacon Winters (1977) (51) 1.000

Games (Pitcher)1. Mike Kazakoff (2012) 33 Michael Ruvolo (2007) 33 Keith Umlauf (1995) 33 Keith Umlauf (1994) 335. Jack Hourin (2013 316. Stephen Colangelo (2011) 307. Alex Baker (2011) 288. Ben Yokley (2013 27 Michael Ruvolo (2009) 27 Nate Tarkowski (1998) 27 Steve Carson (1990) 27

Complete Games1. Pete Bracci (1964) 11 (Consecutive) 2. Fred Olmsted (1964) 9 3. Bob Wright (1983) 8 Bob Wright (1982) 8 Wade Leatham (1979) 8 Rich Haynie (1971) 8 Alan McClure (1966) 88. Five players. 7 Most recent, Jon Mosier, 1989

Innings Pitched1. Matt Kaercher (2002) 110.12. Cameron White (2013) 107.03. Erik Fisher (2000) 104.24. Michael Tufte (2001) 103.25. Pete Bracci (1964) 98.06. Alex Truesdale (2008) 97.27. Dave Lyons (1995) 96.08. Johnny Koegel (2002) 95.29. Evan Abrecht (2012) 95.1 Matt Kaercher (2000) 95.111. Erik Fisher (2001) 92.012. Eric Eldridge (1996) 89.1

Runs Allowed1. Mike Tufte (1999) 115 Roch Rhinehart (1985) 1153. Jon Mosier (1988) 1124. Alex Truesdale (2010) 1105. Scott Oss (1988) 1066. Michael Tufte (2001) 1047. Matt Kaercher (2002) 103 Matt Kaercher (2000) 103 Dave Lyons (1996) 10310. Eric Eldridge (1996) 97 Eric Eldridge (1998) 97

Earned Runs Allowed1. Roch Rhinehart (1985) 100 2. Alex Truesdale (2010) 983. Dave Lyons (1996) 89 4. Mike Tufte (1999) 875. Matt Kaercher (2002) 856. Paul Vignola (2004) 84 Chris Coffland (1985) 84 8. Michael Tufte (2001) 839. Scott Oss (1988) 81 10. Matt Kaercher (2000) 78 Walks Allowed1. Alan McClure (1964) 602. Roch Rhinehart (1985) 58 Jim Burton (1957) 584. Jon Mosier (1988) 575. Erik Fisher (2002) 53 Chris Coffland (1985) 537. Jim Lucas (1989) 498. Bob Wright (1984) 47 Alan McClure (1966) 47

Strikeouts1. Pete Bracci, 1964 1032. Alan McClure, 1965 953. Michael Tufte, 2001 934. Erik Fisher, 2000 85 Bob Wright, 1982 856. Rich Haynie, 1972 827. Ben Bertelson, 2013 80 Matt Kaercher, 2002 80 Pete Bracci, 1963 8010. Rich Haynie, 1974 7811. Erik Fisher, 2001 77

Victories1. Dave Lyons, 1995 10 (10-4, nine straight)2. Mike Wollet, 1989 9 (9-3, four straight) Bob Wright, 1982 9 (9-3, three straight) Wade Leatham, 1979 (9-4) 9 Rich Haynie, 1972 (9-3) 9 Pete Bracci, 1964 (9-4) 97. Michael Tufte, 2001 8 (8-9, three straight) Jon Mosier, 1989 8 (8-6, three straight)9. Matt Kaercher, 2002 7 Ryan Johnson, 1996 7 Kevin McCallum, 1993 7 (7-5, three straight) Jason Rudd, 1993 7 (7-4, four straight) Rob Lisch, 1991 7 (7-3, seven straight) Steve Carson, 1990 7 Bill Horacek, 1967 7 Alan McClure, 1965 7

Losses1. Cameron White, 2013 11 Paul Vignola, 2004 11 Erik Fisher, 2001 114. Ben Bertelson, 2012 10 Mitch Brown, 2007 10 Mitch Brown, 2006 10 Matt Kaercher, 2002 10 Matt Kaercher, 2000 10 Nate Tarkowski, 1998 10 Eric Eldridge, 1996 10 Jim Lucas, 1989 10

Saves1. Keith Umlauf, 1995 112. Todd Ladd, 1998 9 Keith Umlauf, 1994 94. Steve Carson, 1991 85. Stephen Colangelo, 2011 7 Aaron Kurcz, 2009 77. Paul Vignola, 2006 68. Glen Routh, 1973 5 Rex Levoy, 1969 510. Michael Ruvolo, 2008 4 Paul Pratt, 2002 4 David Diehl, 2001 4

Earned Run Average (Min. 30 IP)1. Tom Grinstead, 1979 2.15 2. Garry Wallace, 1963 2.453. Alan McClure, 1966 2.50 Alan McClure, 1965 2.505. Rich Haynie, 1971 2.546. Mike Schardt, 1982 2.737. Jim Firth, 1979 2.808. Dave Smith, 1972 2.939. Keith Heise, 1977 3.00

Keith Umlauf

Games Pitched Saves

Dave Lyons

Wins

Pete Bracci

Complete GamesStrikeouts

Alex Truesdale

Innings Pitched

Ben Bertelson pitched in 26 games as

a freshman in 2010.


Individual Career RecordsIndividual Career RecordsMOST GAMES1. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 2122. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 2093. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 2074. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 2055. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 204 Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 2047. Alex Bast, 2010-13 2018. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 2009. Troy Simon, 1989-92 19710. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 195 Vern Mullis, 1991-94 19512. Blair Roberts, 2009-12 193

MOST AT BATS1. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 8272. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 8013. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 7864. Alex Bast, 2010-13 7305. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 7266. K.J. Randhawa, 2007-10 7077. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 7028. Karl Bolt , 2004-07 6959. Blair Roberts, 2009-12 69410. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 64711. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 646

MOST HITS 1. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 2942. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 2753. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 2644. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 2435. Dan Broderick, 1986-89 233 6. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 2327. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 2268. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 2239. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 21910. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 21811. Alex Bast, 2010-13 217

MOST RUNS SCORED1. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 2412. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 2183. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 1744. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 173 Josh Phifer, 2000-03 1736. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 1727. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 1678. Mike Sharp, 1993-96 1609. Dan Broderick, 1986-89 15710. Deacon Winters, 1977-80 15511. Eric Pharris, 1983-86 152

MOST DOUBLES1. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 772. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 743. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 57 Addison Gentry, 2007-10 575. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 566. Alex Bast, 2010-13 55 Josh Phifer, 2000-03 558. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 549. Dan Broderick, 1986-89 5210. Mike Sharp, 1993-96 4911. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 47

MOST TRIPLES1. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 332. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 203. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 184. Mike Manor, 1991-94 165. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 14 Glenn Harris, 1992-95 147. Mike Sharp, 1993-96 12 Manny Robinson, 1991-93 12 John Kuenzel, 1957-60 1210. Derek Sawser, 1994-97 11 Lance Pilch, 1991-93 11 Troy Simon, 1989-92 11 Eric Pharris, 1983-86 11 John Ollila, 1964-66 11

MOST HOME RUNS1. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 46 2. Glenn Harris, 1992-95 39 Vern Mullis, 1991-94 394. Deacon Winters, 1977-80 375. Jeff Brown, 1973-76 356. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 347. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 338. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 32 Josh Phifer, 2000-03 32 Justin Collins, 1994-97 32 Mike White, 1986-88 32

MOST RUNS BATTED IN1. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 1952. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 1933. Dan Broderick, 1986-89 1884. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 1715. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 1706. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 1667. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 1658. Glenn Harris, 1992-95 1629. Deacon Winters, 1977-80 157 10. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 148

MOST TOTAL BASES1. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 4862. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 4543. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 4404. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 4395. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 3996. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 3977. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 390 Karl Bolt, 2004-07 390 Dan Broderick, 1986-89 39010. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 389 Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 369

HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGE(min. 400 at-bats)1. Deacon Winters .792 (323 TB, 408 AB), 1977-802. Glenn Harris .749 (367 TB, 490 AB), 1992-953. Steve Saleck .724 (399 TB, 551 AB), 1977-804. Jeff Brown .721 (312 TB, 433 AB), 1973-765. Joe Saleck .715 (304 TB, 425 AB), 1987-896. Vern Mullis .703 (454 TB, 646 AB),. 1991-947. Lance Massey .686 (219 TB, 405 AB), 1993-958. Mike White .663 (287 TB, 433 AB), 1986-889. Dan Broderick .637 (390 TB, 612 AB), 1986-89 Eric Pharris .637 (324 TB, 508 AB),1983-8611. Justin Collins .627 (318 TB, 507 AB), 1994-97

MOST STOLEN BASES1. Jim Best, 1978-80 772. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 603. Chay Derbigny, 2006-08 594. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 535. Adam Howes, 2000-03 52 John Johnson, 1980-82 527. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 50 Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 509. Eric Pharris, 1983-86 4510. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 4411. Manny Robinson, 1991-93 38

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 1. John Johnson, 1980-82 .440 2. Eric Pharris, 1983-86 .4153. Kyle Bartels, 1976-78 .4124. Bruce Huneke, 1963-65 .4055. Jim Best, 1978-80 .4026. Mark Frankenberg (1987-88) .398 7. Jim Steed, 1963-64 .3978. Steve Saleck, 1977-80 .3969. Jim Burton, 1957-59 .39410. Jeff Brown, 1973-76 .39011. Dick Smithwick (1968-70) .38412. Deacon Winters, 1977-80 .383 Kent Lammers, 1960-62 .38314. John Medina, 1961-63 .38215. Lance Massey, 1993-95 .381

MOST STRIKEOUTS1. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 1872. Alex Bast, 2010-13 1613. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 1524. Geno Salazar, 2004-07 1475. Blair Roberts, 2009-12 145 Jason Davis, 1996-99 1457. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 1398. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 1369. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 13510. Chay Derbigny, 2006-08 13011. Matt Alexander, 2007-10 127

Vern Mullis

TriplesRuns Batted In

Deacon Winters

Slugging Percentage

Mike Thiessen

Games, At Bats, Hits, Runs, Doubles,

Total Bases, walks

John Johnson

Batting Average


Individual Career RecordsIndividual Career RecordsMOST WALKS (Batting)1. Mike Thiessen, 1998-01 1432. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 1173. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 1164. Addison Gentry, 2007-10 100 Mike Sharp, 1993-96 1006. Lance Massey, 1993-95 957. Karl Bolt, 2003-07 938. Dan Broderick, 1986-89 83 Steve Saleck, 1977-80 8310. Tim Pharris, 1982-85 81

MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH1. Josh Phifer, 2000-03 472. Chris Humphrey, 1998-00 453. Mike Kazlausky, 1988-91 434. Garrett Custons, 2010-13 395. Karl Bolt, 2004-07 35 Glenn Harris, 1992-95 357. Jason Rudd, 1993-96 328. Vern Mullis, 1991-94 319. Nathan Carter, 2008-11 29 Chay Derbigny, 2006-08 2911. Blair Roberts, 2009-12 25

MOST SACRIFICE BUNTS1. K.J. Randhawa, 2007-10 302. Blair Roberts, 2009-12 233. Matthew Roberts, 2010-13 16 Irv Higa, 1982-85 165. Vai Schierholtz, 2008-09, 11 146. Alex Bast, 2010-13 127. Parker Mayo, 2008-09, 11 11 Jon Polston, 2005-07 11 Mike Manor, 1991-94 11 Tom Coleman, 1982-75 11

MOST GAMES PITCHED1. Michael Ruvolo, 2007-09 922. Steve Carson, 1989-92 903. Alex Baker, 2010-13 854. Jack Hourin, 2010-13 83 Keith Umlauf, 1992-95 836. Mitch Brown, 2004-07 797. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 788. Ben Bertelson, 2010-13 73 Erik Fisher, 1999-02 7310. Jake Petro, 2006-09 67 Paul Vignola, 2003-06 67

MOST COMPLETE GAMES1. Bob Wright, 1981-84 282. Rich Haynie, 1971-74 223. Wade Leatham, 1976-79 18 Alan McClure, 1964-66 185. Scott Oss, 1985-88 17 Dave Commons, 1972-75 177. Bill Horacek, 1967-69 16 Pete Bracci, 1963-64 16

MOST INNINGS PITCHED1. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 358.02. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 355.03. Alex Truesdale, 2007-10 328.04. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 298.15. Bob Wright, 1981-84 287.16. Evan Abrecht, 2009-12 281.17. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 270.18. Scott Oss, 1985-88 268.19. Jake Petro, 2006-09 243.010. Mitch Brown, 2004-07 242.1 Rich Haynie, 1971-74 242.1

MOST RUNS ALLOWED1. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 3552. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 3483. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 3424. Alex Truesdale, 2007-2010 3345. Scott Oss, 1985-88 3006. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 2897. Mitch Brown, 2004-07 2878. Eric Eldridge, 1995-98 2839. Ben Bertelson, 2010-13 27110. Paul Vignola, 2003-06 269

MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED1. Alex Truesdale, 2007-10 2892. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 2883. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 2764. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 2745. Paul Vignola, 2003-06 2426. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 237 Scott Oss, 1985-88 2378. Mitch Brown, 2004-7 2189. Evan Abrecht, 2009-12 21710. Eric Eldridge, 1995-98 216

MOST HITS ALLOWED1. Alex Truesdale, 2007-10 5322. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 5023. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 5004. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 4615. Evan Abrecht, 2009-12 4226. Scott Oss, 1985-88 3947. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 3868. Mitch Brown, 2004-07 3719. Paul Vignola, 2003-06 36910. Ben Bertelson, 2010-13 356 Eric Eldridge, 1995-98 356

MOST STRIKEOUTS (Pitching)1. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 2922. Bob Wright, 1981-84 2783. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 2624. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 224 Rich Haynie, 1971-74 2246. Alex Truesdale, 2007-10 2057. Alan McClure, 1964-66 1968. Evan Abrecht, 2009-12 1909. Pete Bracci, 1963-64 18310. Jon Mosier, 1987-89 170

MOST WALKS (Pitching)1. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 1572. Bob Wright, 1981-84 1533. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 1514. Chris Coffland, 1982-85 1495. Alan McClure, 1964-66 1336. Jon Mosier, 1987-89 1327. Mitch Brown, 2004-07 1238. Ben Bertelson, 2010-13 118 Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 118 Roch Rhinehart, 1983-85 118 Fred Olmsted, 1962-64 118

MOST WINS1. Bob Wright, 1981-84 242. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 233. Dave Lyons, 1994-97 214. Rich Haynie, 1971-74 205. Wade Leatham, 1976-79 186. John Lahoff, 1977-80 17 Alan McClure, 1964-66 178. Michael Tufte, 1998-01 16 Jon Mosier, 1987-89 1610. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 15 Rob Lisch, 1991-94 15 Steve Carson, 1989-92 15 Scott Oss, 1985-88 15 Bill Horacek, 1967-69 15 Fred Olmstead, 1962-64 15

MOST LOSSES1. Erik Fisher, 1999-02 332. Alex Truesdale, 2007-10 32 Mitch Brown, 2004-07 324. Matt Kaercher, 1999-02 305. Jake Petro, 2006-09 276. Ben Bertelson, 2010-13 25 Paul Vignola, 2003-06 25 Eric Eldridge, 1995-98 259. Evan Abrecht, 2009-12 24 Michael Tufte, 1998-01 24

MOST SAVES1. Keith Umlauf, 1992-95 212. Steve Carson, 1989-92 163. Todd Ladd, 1995-98 13

LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE1. Pete Bracci, 1963-64 3.212. Rich Haynie, 1972-75 3.343. Tom Grinstead, 1979-78 3.444. Alan McClure, 1964-66 3.535. Bill Horacek, 1967-69 3.686. Jim Hogarty, 1965-67 3.837. Ed Cole, 1968-70 3.918. Bill Savage, 1967-69 3.939. Dick McDonald, 1969-71 4.03

Josh Phifer

Times Hit By Pitch

Bob Wright

WinsComplete Games

Erik Fisher

Innings PitchedStrikeouts

LossesBase On Balls

Greg Postulka

Earned Run AverageErik Fisher is the AFA all-time strikeout leader with 292 K’s and all-time innings pitched leader with 358 innings worked.


Season/Team RecordsSeason/Team Records

Game Records

Batting Average (min. 5 at-bats) - 1.000, John McBroom vs. Colorado Col-lege, May 10, 1967 (9 for 9)At Bats - 9, John McBroom vs Colorado College, May 10, 1967Runs Scored - 7, Addison Gentry vs. Doane College, April 2, 2008; Rick Starr vs Colorado College, May 10, 1967Hits - 9, John McBroom vs Colorado College, May 10, 1967Doubles - 4, Matt Alexander vs. Colorado Christian, 3/4/09 Mike Kazlausky vs. New Mexico Highlands, March 10, 1991Triples - 3, Charles Simmons vs Colo-rado College, April 12, 1974Home Runs - 3, nine times. Most recent, Matt Alexander, vs. Utah Valley, April 4, 2009Extra Base Hits - 5, John McBroom vs. Colorado College, May 10, 1967 (2 doubles, 1 triple, 2 HR)Runs Batted In - 12, John McBroom vs Colorado College, May 10, 1967Total Bases - 19, John McBroom vs Colorado College, May 19, 1967Stolen Bases - 6, Jim Best vs Colorado College, May 4, 1979Walks - 5, Mark Frankenberg vs Colo-rado Mines, April 6, 1988 (1st Game); vs BYU, April 5, 1988 (2nd Game)Strikeouts (batting) - 6, Bob Wagner vs UC Santa Barbara, March 28, 1975 (15 innings) Errors - 4, four players. Most recent, Mike Kazlausky (SS) vs Regis, March 30, 1988Double Plays - 4, by six players. Most recently by K. J. Randhawa vs. Missis-sippi State, April 1, 2008.Assists - 10, Marty Schmidt (3B) vs Denver, May 11, 1979Putouts - 17, Don Meister (C) vs Doane College, May 11, 1979Innings Pitched - 10, three players. Most recent, Bob Wright vs. BYU, April 18, 1983Walks Allowed - 10 by Bobby Ciola vs Northern-Colorado, April 18, 1977Home Runs Yielded - 7, Ernie Richard-son vs BYU, Apr. 21, 1981Runs Surrendered - 16, Price Paramore vs. SDSU, 5/5/06; Jeff Tetrault vs. BYU 3/31/05; Ernie Richardson vs Utah, 4/17/81 (1st Game); Kel Christianson vs Utah, Apr. 19, 1982 (2nd Game)Earned Runs Surrendered - 14, Shawn Jansen vs. BYU, April 24, 1987Strikeouts (pitcher) - 17, two players. Most recent, Rich Haynie vs Doane, May 7, 1971Wild Pitches - 5, Chris Jessop vs. BYU, Jan. 31, 1998 Strikeouts In An Inning - 5, Mike Wol-lett vs. Rhodes College, March 4, 1990

Season Records

Games Played - 60, Mark DeGrange, 1990 At Bats - 232, Matt Alexander, Garrett Custons, 2010Hits - 91, Mike Thiessen, 2000 Runs Scored - 73, Lance Massey, 1995 Doubles - 28, Mike Thiessen, 2000Triples - 12, Vern Mullis, 1994 Home Runs - 21, Mark Frankenberg, 1988 Walks - 44, Mike Kazlausky, 1989 Times Hit By Pitch - 20 Glenn Harris and Jason Rudd, 1996Strikeouts - 56, Nathan Carter, 2009Runs Batted In - 83, Mark Frankenberg, 1988 Stolen Bases - 41, Jim Best, 1979 Batting Average (min. 100 ABs) - .491, John Johnson, (53-108), 1982 Hitting Streak - 33, Mike Thiessen, 1999-2000Consecutive Times On Base - 15, Dea-con Winters, 1980Total Bases - 162, Mark Frankenberg, 1988 (198 AB)Slugging Percentage (min. 100 ABs) - 1.098, Deacon Winters, 1980 (135 TB, 123 AB) Fielding Average (min. 50 attempts) - 1.000, by 13 players. Most recent, Matt Alexander (OF/1B), 2008 (67 attempts) Games (Pitcher) - 33, Michael Ruvolo 2007, Keith Umlauf, 1995Complete Games - 11, Pete Bracci, 1964 Innings Pitched - 110.1 Matt Kaercher, 2002Runs Allowed - 115, Roch Rhinehart,1985; Mike Tufte, 1999Hits Allowed - 157, Alex Truesdale, 2010 Strikeouts (pitcher) - 103, Pete Bracci,1964Walks Allowed - 60, Alan McClure, 1964 Victories - 10, Dave Lyons, 1995 Losses - 11, Paul Vignola, 2004 and Erik Fisher, 2001ERA - 2.15, Tom Grinstead, 1979 Saves - 11, Keith Umlauf, 1995Pick-Offs - 10, Tom Grinstead, 1979Scoreless Inning Streak - 21.1, Erik Fisher, Feb. 20-March 11, 2000

Game Records

At Bats - 61 vs. Colorado College, May 10, 1987Plate Appearances, Inning - 23 vs. Colorado College, 2/5/94 (2nd inning)Runs - 38 vs. Colorado College, 5/10/67Runs, Inning - 18 (1st) vs. Metro St, 4/20/74Runs in a loss - 29 vs. Denver (33), 5/13/68Combined Runs in a game - 62, Air Force (29) vs. Denver (33), 5/13/68Hits - 33 vs. Utah, 4/30/88Hits, Inning - 14 (1st) vs. Metro St, 4/20/74Combined Hits - 59, Air Force (30) vs. Denver (29), 5/13/68Fewest AFA Hits - 0, five times. Most recent vs. San Diego State, 5/8/09.Doubles - 10 vs. Utah, 4/30/88Triples - 6 vs. Hastings College, Jan. 26, 2001Home Runs - 8 vs. South Dakota, 4/12/63.Combined Home Runs - 13, AFA (5) vs. Utah (8), 5/4/85Consecutive Home Runs - 3 vs. Metro State (Jim Corrigan, Brian Duffy, Dave Bunker), 4/16/75.Extra Base Hits - 16 vs. Utah, 4/30/88 (9 doubles, 0 triples, 7 home runs)Runners Left On Base (seven inning game) - 17 vs. Grand Canyon, 3/12/95Total Bases - 63 vs. Utah (60 AB), 4/30/88Slugging Percentage - 1.162 vs. Hast-ings (43 TB, 37 AB), 2/8/03Combined Total Bases - 104, AFA (48) vs. Denver (56), 5/13/68Runs Batted In - 34 vs. Colorado Col-lege, 5/10/67.Combined RBI - 52, Air Force (24) vs. Denver (28), 5/13/68Stolen Bases - 12 vs. Metro State, 5/10/78 (2d game)Walks - 17 vs. Colorado College, 5/25/60.Strikeouts - 22 vs. Stanford, 3/25/71.Assists - 22 vs. Denver, 5/15/58.Errors - 10 vs. UNLV, 3/26/84; vs. BYU, 3/30/97Double Plays - 4, five times. Most re-cent vs. Ft. Hays State, 3/9/93.Earned Runs Allowed - 32 vs. BYU, 4/24/87Runs Allowed - 36 vs SDSU 5/5/06.Hits Allowed - 34 vs BYU, 4/24/87.Fewest Hits Allowed - 0 vs. Idaho (Hogarty-pitcher), 5/28/67Home Runs Allowed - 12 vs. BYU, 4/25/98Stolen Bases Allowed - 8 vs. Wyoming, 5/4/80.Opponent Errors - 10 vs. Colorado Mines, 4/10/02.Innings Pitched - 15 vs. UC Santa Bar-bara, 3/27/75.Strikeouts - 17 by Doane, 5/7/71; Walks Allowed - 17 vs. Notre Dame, 2/29/92Wild Pitches - 10 vs. Hawaii, 4/22/88.Consecutive Games Not Shut out - 141, 1977-81.

Season Records

Games Played - 60, 1990Victories - 33, 1979Best Start - 7-0, 2001Worst Start- 0-16, 1971Consecutive Victories - 12, 1992Consecutive Home Wins - 16, 1971Consecutive Road Wins - 6, 1964, 1979, 1991Consecutive Conf. Wins - 6, 2002Consecutive Home Conf. Wins - 6, 1982 and 2002Consecutive Road Conf. Wins - 4, 1984Consecutive Losses - 35, 2004Consecutive Home Losses - 13, 2004-05Consecutive Road Losses - 26, 2004Consecutive Home Conf. Losses- 15, 2004-05Consecutive Road Conf. Losses - 30, 2004-05Consecutive Winning Seasons - 4, 1977-80Consecutive Losing Seasons - 15, 1996-2011Consecutive Games Above .500 - 154, Feb. 6, 1993-96Consecutive Games Below .500 - 97, Mar. 1, 2003-May 27, 2004At Bats - 1,986, 2010Batting Average - .382, 1980Runs Scored - 507, 1988Hits - 650, 2000Doubles - 151, 1988Doubles Per Game - 2.60 (151 in 58 g), 1988Triples - 38, 1994Triples Per Game - 0.96 (26 in 28 g), 1963Home Runs - 76, 1988, 1994Slugging Pct. - .623, 1980, 1994Lowest Slugging Pct. - .393, 2011Total Bases - 1,022, 1988Fewest Total Bases - 645, 1991Runs Batted In - 448, 1988Walks - 261, 1988Hit Batters - 76, 1995, 1999Sacrifice Hits - 46, 2012Sacrifice Flys - 37, 2002Stolen Bases - 122, 1978 and 1979 Stolen Base Attempts - 132, 1982On-Base Percentage - .469, 1988Strikeouts - 474, 2004Fewest Errors - 39, 1965Most Errors - 163, 1988Fielding Average - .960, 2011Putouts - 1,411, 2010Assists - 633, 1995Team Earned Run Average - 3.45, 1964Fewest Walks (Pitching) - 76, 1967Most Strikeouts (Pitching) - 378, 2001Hits Allowed - 893, 2010Runs Allowed - 701, 2004Earned Runs Allowed - 576, 2004Doubles Allowed - 180, 2005Triples Allowed - 36, 2004Home Runs Allowed - 107, 2004Opponents’ Batting Average - .396, 2004Innings Pitched - 464.2, 2001Complete Games - 23, 1980Shutouts - 4, 1990, 2000

Individual Records Team Records


Falcon HonorsFalcon HonorsTeam Captains

1957 Bob Beckel1958 Bob Beckel1959 Larry Thomson1960 Norm Haller1961 Rich Mayo/Mike Quinlan1962 Kenton Lammers1963 Wilson Parma1964 Darryl Bloodworth1965 Bruce Huneke1966 John Ollila1967 John McBroom1968 Barney Mills/Jim Reese1969 Rick Starr1970 Dick Smithwick1971 Game Captains1972 Tom Stites1973 Rich Haynie1974 Pat Corrigan1975 Brian Duffy1976 Jeff Brown1977 Kyle Bartels1978 Kyle Bartels1979 Eddie Schumacher1980 Deacon Winters1981 Tim Gallagher1982 John Johnson/Joe Romanko1983 Ray Kozak1984 Paul Ayres1985 Tim Pharris1986 Bruce Hawkins/Rock Rinehart1987 Bobby Johnson1988 Chuck Cook/Michael White1989 Chuck Cook/Jon Mosier1990 Mark DeGrange/Tim Lambert1991 Dave O’Keeffe/Troy Simon1992 Layne Kasper/Troy Simon1993 K.McCallum/L.Pilch/M. Robinson1994 R. Lisch/M.Manor/A.Sansano1995 A. Barker/G.Harris/S.Sanders1996 Kevin Gross/Mike Sharp1997 J.Collins/A.Watson/D.Lyons1998 Ryan Johnson/Nate Tarkowski1999 Mike Boomsma/Chad Hillberg2000 Brendan Shannon 2001 Brad Bashore/Michael Tufte2002 Erik Fisher/Matt Kaercher2003 Bowie Frost/Johnny Koegel2004 Travis Fugler2005 Brent Tittle2006 Karl Bolt2007 Did not have captains2008 Chay Derbigny, Jake Petro2009 Jake Petro, K.J. Randhawa2010 M. Alexander, K.J. Randhawa, A. Truesdale2011 Nathan Carter2012 Did not have captains2013 Matthew Roberts

Team Most Valuable Players1957 No MVP 1958 No MVP 1959 No MVP 1960 No MVP 1961 No MVP 1962 No MVP 1963 No MVP 1964 No MVP 1965 No MVP 1966 Al McClure, pitcher1967 John McBroom, outfielder1968 Barney Mills, outfielder1969 Bill Horacek, pitcher1970 Dick Smithwick, outfielder1971 Dick McDonald, pitcher/first base1972 Rich Haynie, pitcher1973 Jim Ilseng, catcher1974 Pat Corrigan, first base1975 Jeff Brown, outfielder1976 Steve Murdoch, first base1977 Dave Reiner, outfielder1978 Kyle Bartels, outfielder1979 John Lahoff, pitcher1980 Steve Saleck, outfielder1981 Joe Romanko, infielder1982 Joe Romanko, infielder1983 Paul Ayres, infielder1984 Paul Ayres, infielder1985 Tom Coleman, outfielder1986 Dan Broderick, outfielder1987 Mike White, first base1988 Mike White, first base1989 Jon Mosier, pitcher1990 Steve Carson, pitcher1991 Troy Simon, catcher1992 Manny Robinson, infielder1993 Manny Robinson, infielder1994 Glenn Harris, outfielder1995 Lance Massey, outfielder1996 Ryan Johnson, pitcher1997 Justin Collins, designated hitter1998 Travis Lauritsen, first base/pitcher1999 Mike Thiessen, shortstop2000 Chris Humphrey, designated hitter2001 Michael Tufte, pitcher2002 Bowie Frost, third base2003 Josh Phifer, outfielder2004 Nathan DeRohan, shortstop2005 Reid Lamson, outfielder2006 Karl Bolt, first base2007 Karl Bolt, first base/outfielder2008 Alex Truesdale, pitcher2009 Matt Alexander, DH/1B2010 Addison Gentry, infielder2011 Alex Bast, outfielder2012 Evan Abrecht, pitcher2013 Garrett Custons, C/OF

2011 CaptainNathan Carter

2013 MVPGarrett Custons

2008 MVPAlex Truesdale


Falcon HonorsFalcon Honors

1988 Tyler Eldred, OF

1988 Greg Harris, C

1988 Jim Lucas, P

1989 Kevin Cabanas, OF

1989 Chuck Cook, IF

1989 Mark DeGrange, IF

1990 Kevin Cabanas, P

1990 Mark DeGrange, IF

1990 Keith Kelly, P

1991 Kevin Cabanas, P

1991 Mark Grotelueschen, P

1991 Keith Kelly, P

1992 Lance Pilch, OF

1992 Daron Stewart, P

1993 Lance Pilch, OF

1993 James Ryan, P

1993 Keith Umlauf, P

1994 James Ryan, P

1995 Dave Lyons, P

1995 James Ryan, P

1996 Travis Lauritsen, P/IF

1996 Dave Lyons, P

1997 Dave Lyons, P

1998 Ben Menges, P

2000 Brad Bashore, P

2000 Brian Gornick, OF

2000 Josh Phifer, OF

2000 Brendan Shannon, IF

2001 Brad Bashore, IF

2001 Kiwedin Cornell, P

2001 Adam Howes, IF

2001 Dan Petro, C


2002 Bowie Frost, 3B

2002 Adam Howes, 1B

2002 Dan Petro, C


2002 Jason Pruitt, P

2002 Jesper Stubbendorff, P

2003 Adam Howes, 1B

2003 Dan Petro, C


2003 Jason Pruitt, P

2003 Jesper Stubbendorff, P

2005 John Meyers, P

2005 Dustin Smith, IF

2006 Billy Adams, IF

2006 Casey Allen, P

2006 Josh Meents, P/OF/DH

2006 Dustin Smith, IF/OF

2007 Casey Allen, P

2007 Tyler McBride, OF

2007 Josh Meents, C

2007 Joe Peterson, P

2008 Jake Allen, OF

2008 Nathan Carter, IF/OF

2008 Josh Meents, C

2008 Tyler McBride, OF

2008 Vai Schierholtz, 3B

2009 Evan Abrecht, P

2009 Casey Allen, P

2009 Michael Ceci, P

2009 Jon McMahon, IF

2009 Tytus Moss, OF



2010 Matt Zettler, P



2011 Luke Dorlac, P

2011 Jon McMahon, OF

2011 Vai Schierholtz, IF




2012 Mike Kazakoff, P

2012 Noah Pierce, IF


2013 Dillon Freeman, P

2013 Noah Pierce, IF

2013 Coleman Poje, IF

2013 Jake Schomaker, OF

2013 Steven Trojan, RHP

2013 Brady Weaver, RHP

2013 Bo Wilso, RHP

2013 Matt Zettler, RHP

ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE

Pilch Inducted To CoSIDAAcademic All-America Hall of Fame

Lance Pilch, a 1993 graduate and three-year letterwinner, was inducted into the CoSIDA

Academic All-America Hall of Fame in the summer of 2007.

A team captain who batted .361 in 1993, Pilch hit 11 career triples ranking seventh all-

time at the Academy.At the time of induction he was one of only three pilots in the world qualified to fly the

F-16, F-15 and the F-22.

AFA Most Valuable Athlete1961 Rich Mayo, Football/Baseball1974 Rich Haynie, Football/Baseball2002 Brian Gornick, Hockey/Baseball

AFA Athletic Leadership 1959 Bob Beckel, Basketball/Baseball1962 Bob Schaumberg, Basketball/Baseball1964 Darryl Bloodworth, Football/Baseball1975 Mike Mark, Football/Baseball1977 Dave Reiner, Football/Baseball1978 Kyle Bartels, Baseball1980 Deacon Winters, Baseball1992 Troy Simon, Baseball

AFA Scholar-Athlete Award1974 Jeff Greiner1975 Larry Bryant1988 Tyler Eldred

AFA Athletic Excellence1959 Larry Thomson, Football/Baseball1960 John Kuenzel, Football/Baseball1961 Mike Quinlan, Football/Baseball1963 Wilson Parma, Baseball/Football1967 Jim Hogarty, Football/Baseball1969 Barry Cline, Football/Baseball1985 Tom Coleman, Football/Baseball

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winners1967 Jim Hogarty1975 Larry Bryant1988 Tyler Eldred


Falcon HonorsFalcon Honors

Zach McAngus2003 First Team

1982 John Johnson, OF (Northern)1982 Bob Wright, P (Northern)1984 Paul Ayers, IF (Northern)1985 Tim Pharris, C (Northern)1985 Eric Pharris, OF (Northern)1985 Rock Rhinehart, P (Northern HM)1985 Tom Coleman, OF (Northern HM)1986 Eric Pharris, OF (Eastern/combined)1986 Steve Edwards, IF (Eastern)1987 Mike White, IF (Eastern)1988 Mark Frankenberg, IF (Combined)1989 Dan Broderick, OF (Combined second team)1989 Joe Saleck, OF (Combined HM)1989 Mike Kazlausky, IF (Combined HM)1990 Darren Schwankl, OF (Combined HM)1991 Troy Simon, C (Combined second team)1991 Manny Robinson, IF (Combined HM)1991 Mike Kazlausky, IF (Combined HM)1991 Rob Lisch, P (Combined HM)1992 Troy Simon, C (Combined first team)1993 Manny Robinson, IF (Eastern)1994 Vern Mullis, IF (Eastern)1994 Glenn Harris, OF (Eastern)1995 Glenn Harris, DH (Eastern)1995 Lance Massey, OF (Eastern)1995 Dave Lyons, P (Eastern)1997 Justin Collins, DH (North)1999 Ryan Carville, 1B (Combined)2000 Mike Thiessen, CF (Combined first team)2000 Chris Humphrey, DH (Combined second team)2002 Bowie Frost, 3B (Combined first team)2002 Matt Kaercher, P (Combined second team)2002 Josh Phifer, OF (Combined second team)2003 Derck Kasel, DH (Combined second team)2003 Dan Petro, C (Combined second team)2003 Josh Phifer, OF (Combined second team)2007 Karl Bolt, DH (First team)2011 Garrett Custons, C (First team)2011 Sean Carley, RHP (Second Team)2012 Blair Roberts, 2B (First team)2012 Garrett Custons , C (Second Team)2012 Seth Kline, Util. (Second Team)2013 Garrett Custons, Util. (First Team)2013 Seth Kline, 1B (First Team)2013 David Baska, OF (Second Team)

Other MWC Honors2002 Reed Peters, Coach of the Year2005 Jon Polston, Baseball Sportsmanship Award

^ All teams are first team unless otherwise noted^ HM denotes honorable mention

^ 1981-1985 Western Athletic Conference was split North and South^ 1986-1987 WAC was split East and West^ 1988-1992, 1999 WAC was not divided

^ 1993-1995 WAC was split East and West^ 1996-98 WAC split into North, South, West

2000-2005 Mountain West Conference six-team league2006-11 MW seven-team league

2012 MW five-team league2013 MW six-team league

2014 MW seven-team league

Troy Simon1992 Third Team

Wilson Parma1962 Third Team 1963

Third Team

Dick Smithwick1970 Second Team

Dan Broderick1989 Third Team

Glenn Harris1995 Third Team

Mike Thiessen2000 Third Team

Steve Sanders1992 Hon. Mention

Brian Bernard1994 Hon. Mention

Mike Thiessen1998 Hon. Mention

Matt Kaercher

Karl Bolt

Tom Coleman

1970 Dennis Hall1970 Dick Smithwick1971 Bill Maggio1972 Brad Fulk1974 Jeff Brown1982 Kevin Ewing

1988 Tyler Eldred1992 Lance Pilch1993 Lance Pilch2002 Adam Howes2002 Josh Phifer2003 Josh Phifer

Verizon/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans

All-Americans All-Conference

Josh Phifer2003 Honorable Mention

Freshman All-Americans

K.J. Randhawa2007 Hon. Mention

Nathan Carter2008 3rd Team

Steve Winters2002 First Team

Matt Alexander2009 First Team

Garrett Custons2010

All-American


NCAA RecordsNCAA Records

Team Game OffenseMost runs by two teams: 62, Denver (33) vs AFA (29), May 13, 1968Most runs in first inning: 18, Air Force vs. Metro State, April 20, 1974Most runs by losing team: 29, Air Force vs Denver (33), May 13, 1968

Team PitchingMost wild pitches in one game: 10 vs Hawai’i, April 22, 1988Most strikeouts in one inning: 5, Mike Wollet vs. Rhodes College, Mar. 4, 1990

Individual RecordsMost hits in one game - 9, John McBroom vs. Colorado College, 5-10-67Most Career Triples - 33, Nathan Carter, 2008-11

National LeadersAir Force ranks among the top in several single-season categories. * The .382 batting average in 1980 is the third-highest in NCAA history.* The Falcons averaged 2.60 doubles per game in 1988. That is the 10th-most in NCAA history.* The Falcons averaged 0.96 triples per game in 1963. That is the seventh-best in NCAA history.* Deacon Winters’ 1.098 slugging percentage in 1980 still ranks as the third-best slugging percentage in NCAA history.

Slugging%

Triples

Batting

Air Force has led the nation in slugging percentage four times, more than any other school. The slugging percent-age titles follow:YR TB AB %1975 610 1,183 .5161980 728 1,167 .6231994 998 1,602 .6231995 944 1,675 .564

Air Force has led the nation in team batting more than any other team (five times). The team batting championships are as follows:YR G AB H HR AVG.1962 32 1067 352 34 .3301963 26 945 310 59 .3281964 27 981 331 40 .3371980 37 1167 446 60 .3821994 50 1602 576 76 .360

THE SPRING OF ‘94The 1994 season was one of the most prolific in AFA his-

tory. The Falcons led the nation in batting average, triples per game and slugging percentage. The Falcons also ranked third in scoring (9.34 runs per game), sixth in home runs (1.52 per game) and 11th in doubles (2.36 per game).

Individually, the Falcons ranked in the top 10 in six catego-ries. Senior Vern Mullis led the nation in triples per game (0.24) and was 19th in runs scored per game (1.24). Junior outfielder Glenn Harris, who earned third-team All-America honors, was third in the nation in slugging percentage (.876), third in RBI per game (1.47), 10th in batting average (.429) and 19th in home runs per game (0.33).

NCAA INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Slugging Percentage(three times - tied with BYU for most in NCAA history)

1957 John Kuenzel, .891 (49 TB, 55 AB) 1970 Dick Smithwick, .847 (100 TB, 118 AB) 1980 Deacon Winters, 1.098 (135 TB, 123 AB)

RBI Per Game 1964 Jim Steed, 1.48 (40 RBI, 27 G) 1980 Deacon Winters, 1.75 (63 RBI, 36 G)

Home Runs Per Game(three times - more than any other school in

NCAA history) 1963 Darryl Bloodworth, 0.38 (10 HR, 26 G) 1964 Jim Steed, 0.37 (10 HR, 27 G) 1980 Deacon Winters, 0.52 (20 HR, 36 G)

Triples Per Game 1974 Charlie Simmons 0.42 (8 3B, 19 G) 1994 Vern Mullis 0.24 (12 3B, 50 G)

2008 Nathan Carter 0.20 (10 3B, 50 G)

Triples 1994 Vern Mullis, 12 2008 Nathan Carter, 10

Career Triples 33 - Nathan Carter, 2008-11

Jim Steed

Nathan Carter

Air Force has led the nation in triples per game four times. That total is the second most in the nation, behind Arizona.YR G 3B PER GAME1993 50 35 0.701994 50 38 0.762008 51 32 0.632010 55 36 0.65

Vern Mullis


LetterwinnersLetterwinners-A-

Abrecht, Evan 2009-12 (12)Abt, Jeff 2008 (11)Adams, Billy 2005-06 (07)Ahmann, Luke 1990- 91 (93)Alexander, James W. 1960 (60) Alexander, Matt 2007-10 (10)Alford, Justin 2000-01 (03) Allen, Casey 2006-07, 09 (09)Allen, Drew 1995-97 (97)Allen, Jake 2008 (08)Allen, Jason 1995 (96) Amidon, Jason 1998 (00)Apfel, Karl 1977-80 (80) Arnett, Rob 2001-03 (03)Atkins, Steven M. 1981 (82) Atzhorn, David 1976-78 (78) Ausbun, Ben 2007-10 (10)Axlund, Roger 1957-59 (59) Ayres, Paul F. 1981-84 (84)

-B-Backus, Larry A. 1961-63 (63) Baker, Alex 2010-13 (13)Barattino, Matt 2008-09 (11)Barker, Alan 1992-95 (95)Barker, Chuck 1990 (92)Bartels, Kyle M 1976-78 (78)Bashore, Brad 1999-01 (01)Baska, David 2012-13 (13)Bast, Alex 2010-13 (13)Batey, Nick 2009 (10)Beckel, Robert D 1957-59 (59) Bell, Jeffrey 1980 (81)Berg, Sonje 1997-00 (00)Bernard, Brian 1994 (97)Bernhart, John 1988 (90)Bertelson, Ben 2010-13 (13)Best, James 1978-80 (80)Bisbano, Chris 1992 (95)Bloodworth, Darryl 1962-64 (64) Bolt, Karl 2004-07 (07)Bonner, Charles J. 1970 (70)Boomsma, Michael 1998-99 (99)Bourque, Valmore W. 1957 (59)Bow, Rudolph N 1960-61 (62) Bracci, Peter G. 1963-64 (65) Broderick, Dan 1986-89 (89)

Brown, Bruce C. 1978 (81)Brown, Jason 2003-04 (06)Brown, Jeff S. 1973-76 (76) Brown, Mitch 2004-07 (07)Brown, Walter J. 1969-70 (71) Brownlow, Blaine J. 1963-64 (65) Bruhn, Mike 1995 (97)Bryant, Larry W. 1973-75 (75) Buckner, Greg 1993-94 (94)Bunker, David N. 1975-76 (77) Burns, Joe L. 1961-63 (63) Burton, James G. 1957-59 (59)Buschko, Michael D. 1976 (77) Buttress, John K. 1979 (82)

-C-Cabanas, Kevin 1988-91 (91)Capra, Vince 2011 (12)Carley, Sean 2010-11 (13)Carpenter, Bob 2006 (09)Carson, Steve 1989-92 (92)Carter, Nathan 2008-11 (11) Carville, Ryan 1999-00 (01)Ceci, Michael 2009-12 (12)Cecil, Chris 2013 (16)Chapados, Michael 2001-03 (03)Chastain, John (Trey) 1992 (94) Chaves, Andrew 2012-13 (15)Ciola, Robert 1974-77 (77) Cisar, Tommy 1999 (02)Clark, Kirk B. 1961-62 (62)Clifford, Chris 1982-85 (85)Cline, Barry 1967-69 (69)Clinton, Kyle 2001-02 (03)Coffland, Chris K. 1982-85 (85) Colangelo, Stephen 2010-11 (13)Cole, Edward S. 1968-70 (70)Coleman, Tom 1982-85 (85)Collins, Justin 1994-97 (97) Commons, David 1973-75 (75) Cook, Chuck 1986-89 (89) Coon, Bryan Scott 1989-90 (92)Copenhafer, Robert 1971-72 (72)Corrigan, James 1972-75 (75)Corrigan, Patrick 1971-74 (74) Cornell, Kiwedin 2000-01 (01)Couch, Clayton 2003-04 (06)Cowart, Steve B. 1991-94 (94)Custons, Garrett 2010-13 (13)

-D-Dahlmann, James 1979-82 (82)Daly, Jake 2006 (09)Davis, Donald E. 1976 (77)Davis, Jason 1996-99 (99)Day, Chad 1992-94 (95)Day, Lawrence E. 1961-63 (63)DeGrange, Mark 1987-90 (90) Del Toro, Todd 2010-13 (13)DePierre, Kyle 2004-05 (06)DeRohan, Nathan 2002-05 (03)Derbigny, Chay 2006-08 (08)Diehl, David 1998-01 (01)Dorlac, Luke 2011 (13) Draws, Spencer 2013 (16)Duffy, Brian 1973-75 (75) Dycus, Chesley 1998-99 (00)

-E-Edwards, Jackson 2004 (07)Eldred, Tyler 1986-88 (88) Eldridge, Eric 1996-97 (98)Ellis, Brett 2000-01 (03)Ely, Mark R. . 1989 (92) Erdle, Michael P. 1976 (76)Ewing, Kevin 1981-82 (83)

-F-Feichtinger, Paul 1992 (95) Ferreria, Austin 2005-06 (08)Finneran, Gerald B. 1957-58 (59) Finnern, Roger F. 1970 (70)Firth, James A. 1978-80 (80)Fisher, Erik 1999-02 (02)Fitzgerald, Ryan 2001-03 (03)Fitzpatrick, Chris 92-95 (95) Ford, Chuck 1990 (92)Frady, Terry 1988 (91)Frankenberg, Mark 1987-88 (90) Frederickson, Tony A. 1981 (84)Freeman, Dillon 2013 (15) Frosch, Jared 1996-98 (98)Frost, Bowie 2001-03 (03)Fugler, Travis 2004 (05)Fulk, Bradley S. 1971-72 (74)

-G-Gallagher, Timothy J. 80-81 (81) Gentry, Addison 2007-10 (10)George, Jim 2000 (03)Gersten, Pete 1986-89 (89) Ghigna, Matt 2005 (08)Giannoni, Rob 91-94 (94) Gibson, Casey 2012 (15)Gillies, Daniel C. 1979-80 (82) Givens, Walter C. 1957-59 (59)Goldsberry, Gerremy 1999-01 (01)Goodrich, Dan R. 1972-74 (74)Goodrich, Jeffrey L. 1977 (78) Gornick, Brian 1999-02 (02) Goss, Andrew 2004-05 (07)Graham, Frederick R. 1961 (63) Graham, Jonny 2013 (16)Green, Thomas 1978 (79) Gregorovic, David 1981-84 (84) Greiner, Jeffrey 1972-74 (74) Griggs, Jason 2006-09 (09)Grinstead, Thomas B. 1979-80 (82) Gross, Kevin 1995-96 (96) Grotelueschen, Mark 1989-91 (91) Guido, Richard L. 1964-66 (66) Guido, Robert V. 1964-66 (66) Gunter, James P. Jr. 1957-59 (59)

-H-Hall, Brad 1996 (96)Hall, Dennis G. 1968-70 (70) Hall, Karl 1987-90 (90) Hall, Shea 2007 (10)Haller, Norman M. 1958-60 (60) Hanson, Paul E. 1966-67 (67) Harnly, Douglas 1971-74 (74) Harris, Glenn 1992-95 (95) Harris, Greg 1985-88 (88) Hart, Adam 2002 (05)Hawkins, Bruce 1984-86 (86)Haynie, Rich 1971-74 (74)Heintschel, Eric 1990 (93) Heise, Keith H. 1977-78 (78)Hendrick, Blake M. 1970-72 (72) Higa, Irv 1982-85 (85)Hill, Adam 2009-12 (12)Hill, Thomas S. 1959 (61) Hillberg, Chad 1996-99 (99)

Rich Haynie was the 1973 team cap-tain. A four-year letterwinner, Haynie was also the team MVP in 1972. Haynie is fourth all-time at the Academy in wins (20) and strikeouts (224).

Nathan Carter set an NCAA record with 33 career triples. Carter also led the NCAA with 10 triples as a freshman in 2008.

Karl Bolt was drafted in the 15th round of the 2007 MLB draft by the Philadel-phia Phillies.

Glenn Harris ranks second all-time at Air Force with 39 home runs and a .749 slugging percentage. In 1994, Harris hit 16 homers, drove in 72 runs and had an .876 slugging percentage.


LetterwinnersLetterwinners

Hinman, Ellwood P. III 1964 (64) Hodges, Trey 1994-96 (96) Hodgson, Ken 2002-04 (05)Hogarty, James 1965-67 (67)Hohl, Larry D. 1974 (76) Horacek, Jack W. 1967-69 (69) Hourin, Jack 2010-13 (13)Houston, Joseph S. 1968 (70)Howes, Adam 2000-02 (03)Hudson, Philip R. 1971-72 (72) Hulce, Shayne 2011 (12)Humphrey, Chris 1998-00 (00)Huneke, Bruce V. 1963-65 (65) Hunt, Ronald B. 1978-79 (79)

-I/J-Iacobbo, Victor 2012 (12)Ilseng, Jimmy D. 1972-74 (74) Jackson, Steven R. 1970-72 (72) Jacques, David W. 1968 (70) Jansen, Shawn 1988-89 (89)

Jenny, William H. 1969-70 (70) Jessop, Chris 1998 (01)Jochum, John 1997 (99)Johnson, Bobby 1984-87 (87)Johnson, John E. 1980-82 (82)Johnson, Peter 2013 (16) Johnson, Theodore 1957-59 (59) Johnson, Ryan 1995-98 (98) Jones, David L. 1969-71 (71) Jones, Steve 1997, 99-00 (00)

-K-Kaercher, Matt 1999-02 (02)Kaley, Brian G. 1960 (60) Kasel, Dale 2004-05 (05)Kasel, Derck 2000-03 (03)Kasper, Layne 1989-92 (92)Katzman, Kenny 2013 (16)Kazakoff, Mike 2009-12 (12)Kazlausky, Mike 1988-91 (91) Keck, Phillips W. 1968-69 (69) Kellock, Robert E. 1959-61 (61) Kelly, Keith 1989-91 (91)Kelter, Erol 2006-08 (08)Kerr, James A. Jr. 1958-60 (60) Kessler, Blair 2009 (12)Kirkendall, Robert H. 1971 (74) Klein, Ron 1982-83 (85)Kline, Seth 2011-13 (14)Koegel, Johnny 2000-03 (03)Koehler, Kincaid 2010-11 (13)Kozak, Raymond 1981-83 (83) Kramer, Ryan 2011-12 (14)Krassny, Drew 2013 (16)Krause, Dave 1985-87 (87)Krusinski, Jeffrey 1991, 94 (94) Kuenzel, John D. 1958-60 (60) Kurcz, Aaron 2009 (12)Kyle, James B. 1960-61 (61)

-L-LaBasco, Brian 2000-02 (03)Ladd, Todd 1995-98 (98) Lahoff, John 1977-80 (80) Lambert, Tim 1987-90 (90) Lammers, Kenton E. 1961-62 (62) Lamson, Reid 2004-05 (05)Laney, Russell M. 1976 (76)Laswell, Greg 2008 (11)Laughrey, Ian 1998 (98) Lauritsen, Travis 1995-98 (98) Lawrence, Michael 1978 (81) Leatham, Dale 1976-79 (79) Lee, Richard W. 1965-66 (66) Lerda-Plog, Alex 2010-11 (13)LeVoy, James R. 1968-70 (70) Liegl, Nick 2001-03 (03)Lisch, Rob M. 1991-94 (94) Lobo, Patrick 2011 (14)Long, Herbert B. 1969-70 (71) Long, Mariano 2013 (16)Lovett, Shaun 2012 (14)Loyd, Andrew 2009-10 (12)Lucas, Jim 1988-89 (91) Lupo, Jack 2009 (12)Lusk, Frank T J 1974 (77) Lyons, David 1994-97 (97)

-M-Madison, Brad 2006 (09)Maggio, William 1969-71 (71) Manke, Robert 1970-71 (72) Manley, David A. 1981-83 (83) Manor, Mike T. 1991-94 (94)Mark, Mike 1974 (75)

Martin, Jason 1996-97 (97) Martinelli, Edward A. 1960-61 (62) Martinez, Randy J. 1976-77 (77) Martorano, Matthew 1974-76 (76) Massey, Lance 1993-95 (96) May, Gary M. 1965-66 (67) Mayer, Jeffrey A. 1974 (77) Mayo, James R. 1960-61 (61) Mayo, Parker 2008-09, 11 (11)McAllister, Branford J. 1973 (75) McAngus, Zach 2003 (06)McArtor, Trusten 1962-64 (64) McBride, Tyler 2007-09 (10)McBroom, John 1965-67 (67) McCallum, Kevin 1991-93 (93) McCants, Matt 2002 (04)McCants, Walter O. 1967 (68) McClure, Alan R. 1964-66 (66) McDonald, Richard 1969-71 (71) McDowell, Lance 1990 (90) McGrath, Jay 1993 (96)McLaughlin, James 1980-81 (83) McLaughlin, Scott 1977-79 (79) McMahon, Jon 2008-09, 11 (11)Meakins, Mark K. 1975-77 (77) Mears, Scott 2002-03 (03)Medina, Jon E. 1961-63 (63)Meehan, David 1977-78 (78) Meents, Josh 2005-08 (08)Meister, Donald J. 1971-72 (73) Menges, Ben 1996-98 (98)Meyers, John 2004 (06)Michel, Norman E. 1973 (74) Miller, David 2007-08 (10)Miller, Duane L. 1974-75 (77) Miller, Neil A. 1970 (71) Miller, Steve 1978-80 (81) Mills, Barney 1966-68 (68)Monaghan, Trent 2013 (16)Moore, Charles L. 1960 (62) Morelli, Peter E. 1965-66 (66)Morgan, Owen 1986-87(88) Mortenson, Dan 1997 (00)Moses, Glenn E. 1971-73 (73) Mosier, Jon 1987-89 (89) Moss, Tytus 2008-09 (11)Mullis, Vern L. 1991-94 (94) Murdock, Stephen 1973-76 (76)

Murphy, Jim 1997-98, 00 (00)Musser, Matt 2004 (06)

-N-Naugle, Shawn 2006 (09)Neasham, John W. II 1962 (64) Newton, Richard 1978 (75-77)Nixon, Blake 2004 (07)Nobriga, Nick 1995, 97 (98) Noegel, David 1997 (00)Norris, Terry D. 1959-61 (61)

-O-Oakley, Josh 2004 (06)O’Connor, Brian 1979 (80) O’Keeffe, David 1990-91 (91) Ollila, John L. 1964-66 (66) Olmstead, Fred, Jr. 1962-64 (64) Olson, Bob 1993, 95-96 (96) Oss, Scott 1985-88 (88) Oswalt, Brian 1992-95 (95)

-P/Q-Packer, Frank C. 1962-64 (64) Paramore, Price 2001-02, 05-06 (06)Parma, Wilson H. 1961-63 (63) Pederson, David J. 1960-62 (62)Perez, Juan 2006-07 (09) Peterson, Joe 2003, 2007 (07)Petro, Daniel 2000-03 (03)Petro, Jake 2006-09 (09)Pettit, Brody 1990-91 (93) Pharris, Eric 1983-86 (86)Pharris, Ian S. 1991 (94) Pharris, Tim 1983-85 (85)Phifer, Josh 2000-03 (03)Phillips, David 1957 (59) Pilch, Lance 1991-93 (93)Pierce, Noah 2012-13 (15)Pingel, Brad 2008-09, 11 (11)Pitetti, James 1995 (98) Poje, Coleman 2013 (16)Polston, Jon 2004-06 (07)Postulka, Gregory 1976-78 (78) Pratt, Paul 2002 (06)Prouty, Nelson, 2001-03 (03)Pruitt, Jason 2002-03 (03)Putnam, Jeff 1995 (96) Quinlan, Michael 1959-61 (61)

Jeff Brown led the Falcons in hitting in 1973, 74, 75 and 76. Brown hit .400 in ‘74 and .419 in ‘75 and ranks 10th all-time at the Academy with a .390 career batting average.

Addison Gentry led the Falcons with 13 homers and .346 batting average in 2010. Gentry ranks in the AFA top 10 in seven offensive categories.

Vern Mullis is Air Force’s all-time leader with 195 career RBIs. He ranks second all-time with 39 homers and 20 triples. Mullis also led the Falcons in homers in 1992 and 1993.

Matt Kearcher pitched two years in the Boston Red Sox minor league system from 2002-03. Kearcher is Air Force’s second-winningest pitcher in school his-tory with 23 wins.


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-R-Randhawa, K.J. 2007-10 (10)Rampulla, John 1987-88 (90) Ranes, Jackson 2003 (06)Reese, James W. 1967-68 (68) Regier, Phillip N. 1980 (83) Reiner, Dave 1975-77 (77)Reitan, Richard M. 1966-67 (67) Reks, Zach 2013 (16)Remauldo, Mike J. 1990-92 (92) Rengel, Jeff 1992 (94) Reynolds, Larry W. 1970 (72) Rhinehart, Roch 1986 (86)Richardson, Dan 2007 (10)Richardson, Ernie 1978-81 (81) Riddick, James T. III 1970 (70) Roberts, Blair 2009-12 (12)Roberts, Craig A. 1980-81 (83) Roberts, Matthew 2010-13 (13)Robinson, James, Jr. 1974-76 (76) Robinson, Manny 1991-93 (93) Rodgers, Charles S. 1957 (59) Rolleg, Don 2001-02 (03)Romanko, Joseph 1979-82 (82) Rosane, Edwin 1957 (59)

Rose, Mike 2001-03 (04)Routh, John W. 1973-74 (75)Rowe, Scott 1996-97 (98)Rozelsky, Karl 1986-88 (89) Rozelsky, Kenneth II 1982-84 (84) Rublesky, George C. 1982 (84) Rudd, Jason 1993-96 (96) Runyon, Kevin 1997, 00 (00)Ruvolo, Michael 2007-09 (10)Ryan, James 1993-95 (95)

-S-Saffer, Edward K. 1971 (71)Saks, Michael J. 1991 (94) Salazar, Geno 2004-07 (07)Saleck, Joe 1987-89 (89) Saleck, Stephen 1977-80 (80)Saleck, Tyler 2012-13 (15)Sanchez, Jason 2013 (16)Sanders, Steven 1992-95 (95) Sansano, Anthony 1991-94 (94) Sapp, Robert B. 1958-59 (60) Sarver, Richard E. 1974-75 (75) Savage, James W. Jr. 1967-69 (69) Sawser, Derek 1995-97 (97) Schardt, Michael 1979-82 (82) Schaumberg, Robert 1960-62 (62) Schierholtz, Vai 2008, 11 (11)Schmidt, Marty 1977-79 (79) Schoenbeck, Joe 1990 (93) Schomaker, Jake 2012-13 (14)Schroeder, JT 2004 (07)Schuering, Leo H. Jr. 1964 (64) Schulter, Thomas G. 1979 (81) Schumacher, Eddie 1977-79 (79) Schwankl, Darren 1990 (93) Seliquini, Lou 1988 (90) Seroka, Steven G. 1981-84 (84) Sevening, Greg 1996-98 (98)Shannon, Brendan 1998-00 (00)Sharp, Mike 1993, 95, 96 (96) Shay, Patrick J. 1976-77 (77) Shepherd, Colin 2008 (10)Shockley, Tony 2001-03 (03)Sicher, Brian 2012-13 (15)Sierra, Jose O. 1981 (84) Simmons, Charles J. 1974-75 (75) Simon, Albert J. 1981 (81) Simon, Troy J. 1989-92 (92) Simpson, Shaun T. 1973 (76) Simpson, Tipp 1965-67 (67)

Singleton, John 1992 (95) Skalisky, Kyle T. 81-84 (84) Smith, Adam (Tosh) 1996-98 (98)Smith, Clarence D. 1972 (74) Smith, David S. 1971-72 (73) Smith, Dustin 2004-06 (06)Smithwick, Richard 1968-70 (70) Sortor, Jake 2012 (15)Spencer, David 1967-69 (69) Squire, John O. 1976 (78) Stamp, Tait 1997-98 (98)Starr, Benjamin III 1967-69 (69) Steed, James M. 1963-64 (65) Stein, Paul 1964-66 (66)Stewart, Daron 1989-92 (92) Stites, Thomas S. 1971,73 (72) Stolley, Mike 1996-98 (99)Stolte, Steven F. 1978 (81) Strauss, Kevin 1996-97 (97)Stubbendorff, Jesper 98-99, 02-03 (03)Summberbell, Michael 1963-64 (65) Swentkofske, Mark 1988 (89) Swinney, Marc A. 1988-89 (91) Szymkowicz, Bert 1980-82 (83)

-T-Tarkowski, Nate 1996-98 (98)Taubert, Terrence 1973-76 (76) Teach, Adam 2007-09 (09)Tetrault, Jeff 2003-04 (06)Thiessen, Mike 1998-01 (01)Thomas, David 2012-13 (15)Thomson, Laurence 1957-59 (59) Thorne, Matt 2011-13 (13)Thornton, James E. 1962 (64) Tittle, Brent 2003-05 (05)Tollstam, Larry C. 1963-64 (65)Tomlin, Troy N. 1960 (62) Trojan, Steven 2013 (16)Troxell, Aaron 1988 (91) Truesdale, Alex 2007-10 (10)Tufte, Michael 1998-01 (01)

-U/V/W-Umlauf, Keith 1993-95 (95) Van Alstine, Kyle 2011 (14)Vasquz, Andrew 2006 (07)Vernetti, Scott 1987-89 (90) Vignola, Paul 2002, 04 (06)Wagner, Robert A. 1974-75 (76)Walker, Clark M. 1959-60 (60) Walker, Daniel 2007-08 (10)Wallace, Gary E. 1961-63 (63) Wallace, Josh 2002 (04)Walsh, Timothy J. 1971 (73) Walter, Colton 2002-04 (05)Walts, Gregory M. 1968-69 (69) Wargula, Billy 2007 (09)Watson, Andy 1995-97 (97) Weaver, Brady 2013 (16)Weida, Johnny A. 1978 (78)Weir, William C. 1968, 70 (70) Welsh, Mark A. III 1975-76 (76) Werner, Matt 1999-02 (02)White, Cameron 2011-13 (14)White, Mike 1986-88 (88) White, Scooter 2000 (00)Williams, Robert 1972-74 (74) Williamson, Daniel G. 1980 (83)Wilson, Bo 2013 (16) Wilson, Thomas W.C. 1960-61 (61) Winters, Deacon 1977-80 (80) Winters, Steve 2002 (05)Withycombe, Frederick 1965 (66) Wolfram, Josh 2004 (06)Wolfram, Kris 1999-01 (02)Wollet, Mike M. 1988-90 (91) Woodmansee, Robert 1970-72 (72)Wright, Robert 1981-84 (84) Wynn, Rick 1986-89 (89)

-Y/Z-Yamamoto, Kyle 2005 (08)Yokley, Ben 2012-13 (15)Younker, Herbert L Jr. 1975 (78) Zettler, Matt 2010-13 (13)Zicarelli, Scott 2002 (03)Zoeller, Roger J. 1961-63 (63) Zuhlke, Chris Jay 1992 (95)Zumbrun, Josh 2001-03 (03)

Evan Abrecht led the Falcons with 95.1 innings pitched and a 4.81 ERA in 2012. He is sixth all-time in career innings pitched (281.1) and is eighth in strikeouts (190).

The 1994 Falcons, which went 26-24 on the season, including a stellar 18-6 mark at home, were one of the top hitting teams in the nation that year. The ‘94 Falcons led the nation with a .360 batting average, .623 slugging per-centage and a 0.76 triples per game average. The Falcons ranked third in runs per game (9.34), sixth in homers per game (1.52) and 11th in doubles per game (2.36).

Dave Lyons won a school record 10 games, including nine in a row, for the Falcons in 1995. Lyons ranks third all-time at AFA with 21 career wins and is sixth with 270.1 innings pitched.

Wilson Parma is AFA’s only two-time All-American (1962 & 1963). Parma led the Falcons with a .418 batting av-erage in 1962.


Air Force Head CoachesAir Force Head Coaches

Paul Mainieri’s legacy at the Academy will not soon be forgotten. An enthusiastic coach with a burning desire for success, Mainieri is the only coach in school history to win 20 or more games in six consecutive seasons. The Miami, Fla., native posted a 12-4 mark in service academy games. He coached three of AFA’s eight All-Americans, two of the seven freshman All-Americans and 12 of AFA’s

42 all-conference players. Mainieri has the second-most wins in school history with 152 from 1989-94. In 1989, he led the Falcons to their best conference record (13-13) in AFA history. In 1993 and 1994, he led the Falcons to consecutive win-ning seasons for the first time in 15 years.

Mainieri’s teams consistently ranked among the nation’s top hitting teams. In 1994, the Falcons led the nation in batting average, triples per game and slug-ging percentage. The team also ranked third in scoring and sixth in home runs.

Following the 1994 season, Mainieri left the Academy to take the head coaching position at the University of Notre Dame.

In 12 seasons with the Irish, Mainieri kept the program as a perennial na-tional powerhouse, posting a 533-213-3 record, leading the Irish to the 2002 College World Series.

As a testament to Mainieri’s coaching legacy, he was hired as head baseball coach at LSU, one of the most storied programs in colle-giate baseball history, in 2007 and begins his fifth year with the Tigers. In 2009, Mainieri led the Tigers to the NCAA national title by winning the CWS, giving LSU its sixth na-tional title. Mainieri was also Col-legeBaseballInsider.com and Rivals.com Coach of the year in 2009.

Joe Robison could be called the “Father of Air Force Baseball.” His 282 wins are the most in school history and 130 more than the next closest coach (Mainieri). Robison led the 1979 team to a 33-13 record, the highest win total in school history. His 1980 team was 27-9-1 and posted the second-best win-

ning percentage in school history. Robison led the Falcons to eight winning seasons, the most of any coach in AFA history.

Robison led the Falcons into a new era in 1981 as the Falcons joined the Western Athletic Conference. Robison coached five sea-sons in the WAC and produced the most WAC wins (44) and the most WAC wins per season (8.8) in school history. During his 14 seasons, Robison coached four GTE/CoSIDA academic All-Amer-icans and seven all-WAC performers.

After leaving the Academy, Robison served as a scout in pro-fessional baseball. Robison helped build the New York Yankee baseball club that won the 1996, 1998 and 1999 World Series champi-onships.

COACH (YEARS) YRS GMS W-L-T PCT vs. DI Pct. vs. DII Pct.Glenn Mackie (56-57) 1 15 6-9 .400Jack Schwall (58) 1 18 9-9 .500Wendell Lawrence (59-63) 5 121 69-52 .570John Sparks (64-67) 4 101 65-36 .643Rene Miller (68) 1 31 14-17 .452 Terry Goewert (69-70) 2 58 37-20-1 .647 13-12 .520 24-8-1 .742Joe Robison (71-75 & 77-85) 14 539 282-255-2 .525 138-205-1 .403 144-50-1 .741Ron Hudak (76) 1 41 17-24 .417 5-19 .208 12-5 .706Jim Hanley (86-88) 3 145 56-89 .386 26-83 .243 30-6 .833Paul Mainieri (89-94) 6 310 152-158 .485 80-121 .398 72-37 .661Eric Campbell (95-98) 4 211 74-137 .351 47-118 .285 27-19 .587Joe Giarratano (99) 1 51 19-32 .373 11-30 .268 8-2 .800Reed Peters (2000-2003) 4 222 88-134 .396 68-129 .345 20-5 .800Mike Hutcheon (2004-10) 7 365 78-287 .213 62-282 .180 16-5 .762Mike Kazlausky (2011-13) 3 162 48-114 .296 47-114 .294 1-0 1.000TOTALS 57 2,390 1,014-1374-3 .426 487-1,134-1 .300 342-126-2 .730

Joe Robison Paul Mainieri


Falcons In The ProsFalcons In The ProsAir Force Baseball Players Selected in MLB Draft- 1972, Brad Fulk, Texas, 1st round, 2nd pick overall- 1975, Jeff Brown, Philadelphia- 1976, Jeff Brown, Philadelphia- 2001, Mike Thiessen, Arizona, 42nd round- 2007, Karl Bolt, Philadelphia, 15th round - 2013, Garrett Custons, Toronto, 10th roundFalcons That Played Pro Ball- Mike Thiessen, Lancaster, Adv.-A, Arizona, 2003- Matt Kaercher, GCL Red Sox, Rookie League, Boston, 2003- Matt Kaercher, Portland SeaDogs, Class AA, Boston, 2003- Matt Kaercher, Sarasota Red Sox, Class A, Boston, 2004- Karl Bolt, GCL Phillies, Rookie League, Philadelphia, 2007 - Karl Bolt, Lakewood BlueClaws, Class A, Philadelphia, 2008- Garrett Custons, Bluefield Blue Jays, Class A, Toronto, 2013

Karl Bolt, one of the most complete hitters ever to come out of the Air Force baseball program, played professionally with the Gulf Coast League Phillies, a GCL Rookie League affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies in 2007. Bolt batted .257 with 10 doubles, four triples and 31 RBI in 57 games for the GCL Phillies. He led the GCL with 95 total bases and eight homers. As a senior, Bolt was a first-team all-Mountain West Conference selection, batting .354 with eight homers and 47 RBI. A four-year letterwinner, Bolt batted .334 for his career at Air Force, hitting 33 home runs and driving in 148 runs. His 232 career hits ranks fourth all-time at the Academy. Bolt was drafted in the 15th round by the Phil-lies in the 2007 Major League Baseball amateur draft.

In 2008, Bolt played for the Lakewood Blue-Claws, the Single A affiliate of the Phillies. In 91 games, Bolt batted .266 with 15 doubles, five homers and 35 RBIs.

Jeff Brown led the Falcons in hitting in 1973, 74,

75 and 76. Brown hit .400 in ‘74 and .419 in ‘75

and ranks 10th all-time at the Academy with a .390

career batting average.

Garrett Custons, was drafted in the 10th round by

the Toronto Blue Jays in 2013.

Custons was a four-year letterwinner who bat-

ted .333 for his career with 275 hits, 77 doubles and

50 stolen bases. Custons was a freshman All-Amer-

ican and two-time All-Mountain West honoree. He

is Air Force’s all-time leader in doubles and at bats.

Coustons played for the Bluefield Blue Jays, a

Single A affiliate of Toronto in 2013. In 17 games,

Custons batted .222 with 12 hits in 54 at bats.

Brad Fulk was the second overall pick in the 1972 winter draft by the Texas Rangers. In his two years with the baseball team at the Academy, Fulk led the team in home runs, runs and RBI. Fulk hit 12 hom-ers in 1971 and 10 in 1970, for a total of 22 homers in 73 games. He drove in 64 runs and scored 75 runs in that span.

Matt Kaercher, the second-winningest pitcher in Air Force baseball history also played profession-ally, in the Boston Red Sox minor league system. The 2002 AFA graduate began the 2003 sea-son pitching for the Gulf Coast League Red Sox in the GCL Rookie League where he posted a 2.70 earned run average. Midway through the season, Kaercher was promoted to the Portland Sea Dogs in the Eastern League at the AA level where he made one appear-ance. Kaercher concluded the season with the Sara-sota Red Sox, a single A affiliate of the Red Sox in the Florida State League, where he had a 3.38 ERA in eight appearances.

Mike Thiessen, one of the best players ever to come out of the Air Force baseball program, played professionally with the Lancaster JetHawks, an Ad-vanced A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2003. A two-sport star at the Academy (was also the starting quarterback for the football program), Thiessen owns numerous AFA baseball records including hits, walks, games played, doubles and more. In 2003, Thiessen batted .278 with five hom-ers and 42 runs scored in 85 games played for Lan-caster. Thiessen was drafted in the 42nd round by the Diamondbacks in the 2001 Major League Base-ball amateur draft. Thiessen was also a standout on the football team, earning Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Year honors as a quarterback in 2000. He is currently the offensive coordinator with the Air Force football team.


Where Are They Now?Where Are They Now?

Several former Air Force baseball players are currently serving their country in the United States Air Force, while others have either retired or separated from the Air Force. Here is just a sample of what some graduates are doing:

Class of 1963Joe Lee Burns -- Fighter pilot and retired Colonel. Currently Aviation Training Specialist (T-38 academics), Boeing Aerospace Operations Training Support Center, Universal City, Texas. Wilson Parma -- Senior Marketing Advisor, FedEx, Memphis, Tenn.

Class of 1964Darryl Bloodworth -- Founding partner and senior trial lawyer in a 50-lawyer Orlando, Florida based law firm. Former T-38 instructor pilot.Allan McArtor -- Chairman of Airbus Americas, Inc. Former Cadet Wing Commander, Thunderbird Pilot, Head of FedEx global air ops, Admistrator of FAA, Founder and CEO of Legend Airlines.Fred Olmsted -- Fighter pilot is retired from FedEx where he was Ex-ecutive Officer to the System Chief Pilot. Former A-300 and B-727 Captain.

Class of 1967John McBroom -- Retired Major General Pacific Air Forces director of operations, HQ Pacific Air Forces, Hickam AFB, Hawaii. Was Wing Commander of F-15’s in Desert Storm.Paul Hanson -- Retired Lieutenant Colonel Currently Vice President, Quality Assurance/Contracts at Nellson Nutraceutical, LLC. Irwin-dale, Calif.

Class of 1968Barney Mills -- Retired Colonel Former Defense Contractor. Resides in Colorado Springs.Walter “Buck” McCants -- Retired Colonel C-141 pilot, Retired from FedEx and resides in Rock Hill, S.C.Jim “Mooch” Reese -- Retired Lieutenant Colonel Resides in Dun-woody, Ga.Vince Rusinak -- Retired Lieutenant Colonel Resides in Colorado Springs and owner of Rusinak Real Estate, Inc.

Class of 1970Ed Cole -- Retired Lt. Col. F-4 and F-16 pilot. Retired from UPS where he flew 747, 757 and 767s. Resides in College Station, Texas, where he flies an Aero Commander 500/B (twin commander) mostly for fun.

Class of 1971Jim Brown -- Partner and Pricipal, Brandes Investment Partners in San Diego, Calif., managing over 50 billion dollars. Former T-38 instructor and B-52 pilot.

Class of 1972Tom Stites -- 1972 team captain is currently a real estate broker in Dal-las, Texas, and part time B-737 pilot. Was a pilot for Delta Air Lines for 27 years, flying Captain on the B-737, B-757, B-767, and B-767-400.

Class of 1974Dan Goodrich -- Retired Brigadier General Defense contractor residing in Melbourne, Fla.

Class of 1975Larry Bryant -- Retired Lieutenant Colonel Currently Director of Aca-demic Computing and civilian faculty member at USAFA.

Class of 1976Maj. Gen. David Commons -- Senior Reserve Assistant to the Chief of Air Force Reserve. Also, a 767 Captain at Delta Air Lines.Mick Erdle -- Retired Colonel President, The Academy Research and Development Institute, Colorado Springs, CO.Matt Martorano -- Retired as Colonel after 25 years in Air Force. Currently management pilot/check airman on the A300 at UPS Airlines in Louisville, Ky. Gen. Mark A. Welsh -- U.S. Chief of Staff.

Class of 1978Lt. Gen. Richard Newton -- Assistant Vice Chief of Staff and Director, Air Force, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C.

Class of 1980Karl Apfel -- Former C-141/T-38 Instructor, 777 Pilot - American Air-lines. Lives in Flower Mound, Texas.Jim Best -- Former C-130 pilot, retired Lieutenant Colonel, FEDEX pilot. Lives in Dallas, Texas.Jim Firth -- Former F-15 pilot, Brigadier General (USAF Reserves), Re-tired from Delta Airlines. Works for Boeing and lives in Suffolk, Va.Steve Salek -- Former F-15 pilot, 737 - Southwest Airlines. Lives in Fairplay, Colo.Deke Winters -- Former F-15 pilot, retired Colonel (USAF Reserves), 777 Pilot - United Airlines. Lives in Reston, Va.

Where Are They Now?


Where Are They Now?Where Are They Now?

Class of 1982Jim Dahlmann -- Lieutenant Colonel (Retired). Most of career spent in Special Operations. Currently Chief of Operations Support Division and Chief of Congressional Liaison with the Directorate of Admissions at USAFA.J.J. Johnson -- Pilot for United. Resides in Medford, N.J.Joe Romanko -- Pilot for American. Resides in Medford, N.J.

Class of 1983Col. Raymond Kozak -- Director, Air, Space and Information Opera-tions, Headquarters Fourth Air Force, March Air Reserve Base, Calif. Maj. Gen.(S) James K. “Kevin” McLaughlin -- Director, Space and Cyber Operations, Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, Plans and Re-quirements, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C.Bert Szymkowicz -- Retired Lieutenant Colonel FedEx Express MD-11 Captain/PCA/LCA.

Class of 1984Col. Steve Seroka -- Colonel, F-15C Pilot. Chief of Staff, USAF War-fare Center, Nellis AFB, Las Vegas NV.

Class of 1985Tom Coleman -- Prep school instructor and football coach. Retired USAF and C-141/C-5 Commant Pilot.

Class of 1986Bruce Hawkins -- Navy GOV civilian working for the Naval Satellite Operations Center (NAVSOC), Point Mugu, Calif.Col. Bob Holba -- C-17 Pilot, Chief AMC Aircrew Standardization & Evaluation Division HQ AMC/A3V, Scott AFB, Ill. Previously: Com-mander, 437th Operations Group, Joint Base Charleston, S.C.Jim Passaro -- Director of Defense Space Programs for Integrity Appli-cations, Inc, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Also head of Air Force baseball Alumni group.

Class of 1987Bobby Johnson -- Resides in New Jersey and working as a director for SunTrust in the Capital Markets Trading Department in New York City.

Class of 1988Greg Harris -- United Airlines Pilot, First Officer on the Airbus A-320. Has logged over 10,000 flight hours in 14 different aircraft and has landed on every continent in the world--Antarctica 8 times. Resides in Parker, Colo.Col. Nicholas Volpe -- USAF Reserves assigned to HQ AETC/A6 in Cyberspace Operations. Also employed by Hewlett Packard and resides in San Diego, Calif.

Class of 1989Brig. Gen.(S) Pete Gersten - Wing Commander 432d Wing / 432d Air Expeditionary Wing, Creech AFB, NV. Commander of the USAF RPA ProgramRick Wynn -- Former F-16 pilot. Currently a program manager for CAE, responsible for building C-130J simulators for the USAF. Based in Tampa, Fla.

Class of 1991Lt. Col. Mark Grotelueschen -- Staff of Air Forces Africa at Ramstein AFB, Germany. Author of two books on World War I.Mike Kazlausky -- Head coach, Air Force baseball, USAFA.David O’Keeffe -- Export Marketing Manager, XCG John Deere (John Deere Construction & Forestry Division), Xuzhou, Jiangsu, China.

Class of 1992Lt. Col. Brandon Baker -- Commander, 9th Operations Group, Detach-ment 3, Andersen AFB, Guam.Lt Col. Steve Carson -- HQ US European Command J-5.Layne Kasper -- Managing Partner of Kasper & Associates merger and acquisition firm.Troy Simon -- CEO, Greeley Medical Clinic, Greeley/Loveland/Wind-sor, Colo.Daron Stewart -- CEO, McDowell Home Health, Danville, Ky.

Class of 1994Lt Col John W. “Trey” Chastain, III -- Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (4 AMXS/CC), Seymour Johnson AFB, N.C.Maj. Rob Giannoni -- C-37A Pilot, MacDill AFB, Fla.Lt. Col. Jeff Krusinski -- Chief, Enlisted Force Management, HQ U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C.Lt. Col. Rob Lisch -- Deputy Director for the Commander’s Action Group, United States Pacific Command, Camp Smith, Hawaii.Lt. Col. Mike Manor -- Director of Operations for the 2nd Space Opera-tions Squadron, Schriever AFB, Colo.Lt. Col. Vern Mullis -- Director, Commandants Issues, USAF Academy.Jeff Rengel -- Anesthesiologist at St. Mary’s Medical Center, Duluth, MN. Formerly medical director of anesthesia, Wright Patterson Air Force Base.

Class of 1995Alan Barker -- Operations manager for the Indianapolis Air Traffic Con-trol Center.Lt. Col. Glenn Harris -- Air Force Global Strike Command, Peterson AFB, Colo.Lt. Col. Steve Sanders -- Headquarters Air Mobility Command, Com-mercial Airlift Division, Scott AFB IL.


Where Are They Now?Where Are They Now?Class of 1996Maj. Jason Allen -- C-17 Evaluator in AF Reserves at Joint Base Lewis McChord, Wash. Also a 737 first class officer at Alaska Airlines.Maj. Jason Rudd -- F-15C pilot, Tyndall AFB, Fla.

Class of 1997Lt. Col. Drew Allen -- Director of Operations, 445 Flight Test Squadron at Edwards AFB, Calif. F-22 & F-16 instructor/evaluator test pilot.Maj. Mike Bruhn -- Deputy Chief, Expeditionary Medical Operations Division at the Office of the Command Surgeon, HQ ACC/SG, Langley AFB, VA. Justin Collins -- Student, Air Force Command and Staff College, Max-well AFB, Ala. Previously operations officer/flight commander, Max-well AFB, Ala.Maj. David “Heat” Lyons -- Airpower Strategist, Checkmate, Headquar-ters Air Force, Pentagon, DC. Previously F-16 Instructor pilot.Jason Martin -- Air Reserve Technician headed to Maxwell AFB in Aug 11 for Air Command and Staff College. Formerly a flight commander, operations officer, and squadron commander (all in aircraft mainte-nance).

Class of 1998Eric Eldridge -- Air Force Fellow, Lawrence Livermore National Labo-ratory, Livermore, Calif.Jared Frosch -- Currently working in civil engineering at Randolph, AFB, Texas, as the chief of program development. Maj. Ryan “RJ” Johnson -- Commander, 2nd Contracting Squadron, Barksdale AFB, La. Maj. Ian Laughrey -- Presidential Operations Coordinator, White House Military Office; Washington, DC. Previously: C-40 and T-1 Instructor Pilot.Travis Lauritsen -- Vice President, Goldman, Sachs & Co.Maj. Adam “Tosh” Smith -- Student, School of Advanced Air and Space Studies, Maxwell, AFB, Ala. Maj. Nate Tarkowski -- Instructor/Advisor, Air Command and Staff Col-lege, Maxwell AFB, Ala.

Class of 1999Michael Boomsma -- Construction Project Manager, Cordoba Construc-tion, Los Angeles, Calif. and Major, USAF Reserves, flight commander, 701st COS, March AFRB, Calif. Previously: F-15C instructor pilot.Maj. Jason Davis -- Chief of Weapons & Tactics for the 107th Fighter Squadron, MI ANG.Maj. Chad Hillberg – T-6 Evaluator/Instructor Pilot, 80th Operations Group, Sheppard AFB, Texas. Previously: F-16 CJ flight lead and T-37 instructor pilot.Daniel McBroom -- M&A banker in the energy industry, Houston, Texas.Maj. Michael Stolley – MQ-1/MQ-9 weapons school instructor pilot, 26th WPS, Nellis AFB, Nev. Previously: F-16 CJ Mission Commander/Flight Lead.

Class of 2000Maj. Chris Humphrey -- Senior Budget IMA, MILSATCOM Systems Directorate, Los Angeles AFB, Calif.Maj. Brendan Shannon -- Standardization and evaluation officer for the 309 FS, Luke AFB, Ariz.

Class of 2001Brad “Pedro” Bashore -- AF Fellow, Georgetown University; Formerly F-15E WIC Instructor, Nellis AFB, NVMaj. Ryan Carville -- USAF Europe command budget analyst, formerly C-5 instructor pilot and T-34 UPT instructor.Maj. Kiweeden “IKE” Cornell: F-16 WIC Instructor, Nellis AFB, NVMaj. David Diehl -- Deceased, April 2013. Pilot at Charleston, AFB.Maj Gerremy “Bear” Goldsberry: Operational Analyst, BGI-LLC; F-16 Pilot AF Reserves, Arlington, TX, formerly F-16 Instructor, Aviano AB, ItalyMike Thiessen -- Asst. Head coach/Co-Offensive Coordinator, USAFA Football.Mike Tufte - Deceased, 2010. Formerly Architect, Denver, Colo.

Class of 2002Capt. Jim George -- Instructor pilot at USAFA, former C-17 pilot. 19th Air Force T-52 IP (Instructor Pilot) of the year. Erik Fisher -- Chief, C-17A Evaluator Pilot, 97 OG/OGV, at Altus AFB, Okla. Capt. Matt Kearcher -- A-10 Pilot, Osan AB, South Korea.

Class of 2003Capt. Bowie Frost -- Former E-3 pilot. Air Force baseball officer repre-sentative. Maj. Johnny Koegel -- F-15C Instructor Pilot, Kadena AB, JapanNick Liegl -- Assistant director of athletics, finance; USAFA.Dan Petro -- Corporate finance, USAA. San Antonio, Texas.Capt. Josh Phifer -- F-22 Pilot, Elmendorf AFB, Alaska.Capt. Jesper Stubbendorff -- T-1 instructor pilot at Columbus, AFB, Miss. Former KC-10 instructor pilot.


Where Are They Now?Where Are They Now?Class of 2005Special Agent Nathan DeRohan -- Chief, criminal, investigations branch, Tinker AFB, Okla.Capt. Ken Hodgson - C-130 pilot, Little Rock AFB, Ark.Capt. Tommy Fugler - F-16 Pilot, Misawa AB, Japan.Capt. Travis Fugler -- KC-135 pilot, Manas AB, Kyrgyzstan.Reid Lamson -- Air Force Reserve IMA for the 366th Communications Squadron in Mountain Home, Idaho.

Class of 2006Capt. Clayton Couch -- Weapons systems officer(WSO) flying the F-15E Strike Eagle,Seymour Johnson AFB, N.C.Capt. Kyle DePierre -- Missile squadron missile combat crew com-mander, 490th Missile Squadron at Malmstrom AFB, Mt.Capt. Matt Musser - C-130 pilot, Little Rock AFB, Ark.Capt. Josh Oakley - U.S. Army Special Forces Detachment Commander, 10th Special Forces Group, Fort Carson, Colo.Capt. Price Paramore -- 39th Medical Service Corps officer, Incirlik AB, Turkey.Paul Pratt -- Engineer, Bastian Material Handling, Atlanta, Ga.Capt. Jeff Tetrault – Integration and sustainment program manager, JSpOC mission system, Peterson AFB, Co. Capt. Josh Wolfram -- Deputy Budget Officer, Joint Base Lewis-Mc-Chord, McChord Field, Wash.

Class of 2007Capt. Karl Bolt -- Logistics Readiness Officer, MacDill, AFB, Fla.Capt. Mitch Brown -- Officer in charge, JSTARS Operations Center, Robins AFB, Ga.Capt. Joe Peterson -- Finance officer, Scott AFB, Ill.Capt. Jonathan Polston -- Civil Engineer Officer, HQ Air Force Material Command, Wright Patterson AFB, OH.Capt. Geno Salazar -- C-17 Pilot, Hickam AFB, Hawaii.

Class of 2008Capt. Jake Allen -- F-16 pilot, 80th Fighter Squadron, Kunsan AB, South Korea.Capt. Chay Derbigny -- Aircraft Commander and chief Security Man-ager in the 319 SOS, Hurlburt AFB, Fla.Capt. Josh Meents -- Manpower Analyst at the 2nd Manpower Readiness Squadron, Langley AFB.

Class of 20091st. Lt. Casey Allen -- Graduate school, University of Cincinnati.1st Lt. Jason Griggs -- Assistant Officer In Charge, 494 Aircraft Mainte-nance Unit, RAF Lakenheath, England.1st Lt. Jake Petro -- Commander, financial management flight341st RSS, Randolph AFB, Texas.

Class of 20101st Lt. Matt Alexander --F-16 Pilot, 182nd Fighter Squadron at Kelly AFB, Texas1st Lt. Ben Ausbun -- Pilot training, Laughlin AFB, Texas1st Lt. Addison Gentry -- AWACS Pilot, Tinker AFB, Okla.1st. Lt. Tyler McBride -- F-16 Pilot, Hill AFB, Utah1st Lt. K.J. Randhawa -- Aircraft Maintenance Officer, Shaw AFB, S.C.1st Lt. Alex Truesdale -- Pilot training, Laughlin AFB, Texas

Class of 20111st Lt. Nathan Carter -- C-17 Pilot, McChord AFB, Wash.1st Lt. Parker Mayo -- Finance, Robins AFB, Ga.1st Lt. Jon McMahon -- RPA Pilot, Creech AFB, Nev.1st Lt. Brad Pingel -- Space & Missiles, Vandenburg AFB, Calif.1st Lt. Vai Schierholtz -- Acquisitions, Los Angeles AFB, Calif.

Class of 20122nd Lt. Evan Abrecht -- Remotely Piloted Aircraft pilot training, Ran-dolph AFB, Texas2nd Lt. Michael Ceci -- Graduate school, University of Maryland.2nd Lt. Victor Iacobbo -- Civil Engineering, Barksdale AFB, La.2nd Lt. Adam Hill -- Pilot training, Laughlin AFB, Texas2nd Lt. Mike Kazakoff -- Finance, Davis Monthan AFB, Ariz.2nd Lt. Blair Roberts -- Finance, Los Angeles AFB, Calif.

Class of 20132nd Lt. Alex Baker -- Pilot training, Vance AFB, Okla.2nd Lt. David Baska -- Space Operations, Vandenburg AFB, Calif.2nd Lt. Alex Bast -- Space Operations, Buckley AFB, Colo.2nd Lt. Ben Bertelson -- Pilot Training, Laughlin AFB, Texas.2nd Lt. Garrett Custons -- Financial Management, Patrick AFB, Fla. Spent summer of 2013 playing professional baseball for Bluefield Blue Jays, Rookie League affiliate of Toronto Blue Jays.2nd Lt. Todd Del Toro -- Financial Management, Los Angeles AFB, Calif.2nd. Lt. Jack Hourin -- Pilot Training, Laughlin AFB, Texas.2nd Lt. Matthew Robers -- Instructor, USAFA; Pilot Training, Columbus AFB, Miss.2nd Lt. Matt Thorne -- Space Operations, Eglund AFB, Fla.2nd Lt. Matt Zettler -- Civil Engineering, Holloman AFB, N.M.


Colorado SpringsColorado Springs

The immortal words of an eastern visitor in 1893 live perpetually at the base of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains.

When teacher and poet Katherine Lee Bates took a wagon ride to the summit of Pikes Peak she was inspired to write a song that is still recited today. Her view from atop the 14,110-foot peak was the basis of her song “America the Beautiful”.

The history of Colorado Springs traverses back to 1870 when Gen. William Jackson Palmer first visited the region and was captivated by its grandeur. A year later, he began designing his city of dreams. From its beginning on the corner of Pikes Peak and Cascade Avenues in downtown Colorado Springs, the city has grown more than 183 square miles and to nearly 400,000 people in the city and 600,000 in the metro area.

Colorado Springs is known nationally for its natural attractions. The Garden of the Gods, the area’s No. 1 natural attraction, is a ma-jestic out-cropping of red sandstone rocks which are more than 300 million years old. Colorado Springs is also home to the Pikes Peak Highway, a 19-mile drive up the world’s highest toll road. The area’s No. 1 man-made attraction is the Air Force Academy’s Cadet Chapel.

Another major attraction is the Broadmoor Hotel and Resort. Built in the early 1900s, this five-star resort, hosted the 1995 U.S. Wom-en’s Open Golf Championship and the 2008 Senior U.S. Open, and is nestled into the base of Cheyenne Mountain. The Pikes Peak region is home to the nation’s only mountain zoo. The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, with an elevation of more than 6,800-feet, has received several changes in the past two years.

For the outdoors enthusiast, the city and the state offer a plethora of recreational activities. A short drive to the northwest features some of the nation’s finest ski resorts, including the cities of Vail and Aspen. A short jaunt to the southwest or northwest will find some of the best white-water rafting, fishing, hiking and cycling that the country has to offer.

Valuing its past with a vision for the future, Colorado Springs is truly a city with unparalleled culture, recreation, growth and opportu-nity in the 21st century.

(Photos on this page courtesy of GerMaine Photography)

AMERICA’S BESTColorado Springs was ranked in 2007 as the No. 1 Best Big City (over 300,000) to Live

by Money Magazine based on quality of life, climate, social

activities, cleanliness and safety.


DenverDenver

Less than 45 minutes from the Academy and with over 300 days of sunshine per year, The Mile High City of Denver has it all.

Truly a sports capitol, Denver has nine professional sports teams, in-cluding the Denver Broncos (NFL), Denver Nuggets (NBA), Colorado Avalanche (NHL), Colorado Rockies (MLB), Colorado Rapids (Major League Soccer), Denver Dynamite (Indoor Soccer League), Denver Outlaws (Major League Lacrosse) and the Colorado Mammoth (Na-tional Lacrosse League). Recent success among the teams has driven the excitement for these teams a mountain high. The Broncos won the Super Bowl in 1998 and 1999. The Avalanche won the Stanley Cup in 1996 and 2001. The Rockies played in the World Series in 2007.

Located just east of the Rocky Mountains and the Continental Di-vide, Denver has a mild and dry climate with more days of sunshine per year than San Diego and Miami. Golf courses are open year round as the average winter temperature is 45 degrees, warmer than Boston, New York City and St. Louis. The city sits at 5,280 feet above sea level. In fact, there is a step on the State Capitol Building that is exactly one mile above sea level. Even at a mile above sea level, the city is dwarfed

by its backdrop. The foothills being just west of the city and the peaks of the mountain range reach heights of more than 14,000 feet. Despite the proximity to the mountains, the city receives just 8-15 inches of precipitation per year, about the same as Los Angeles.

The United States Census Bureau estimates that, in 2006, the popula-tion of the City and County of Denver was 566,974, making it the 27th most populous U.S. city. The Denver-Aurora Metropolitan Statistical Area had an estimated 2006 population of 2,408,750 and ranked as the 21st most populous U.S. metropolitan statistical area.

Denver has the largest city park system in the nation. There are 650 miles of off-street, bike paths, 90 golf courses and 200 parks. Within a 90-minute drive from downtown Denver, there are opportunities for some of the country’s best skiing, hiking, fishing, rafting and mountain biking.

(all photos on this page courtesy of the Denver Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau)


The Air Force AcademyThe Air Force AcademyThe United States Air Force Academy offers a four-year program of instruction and experience designed to educate, train and inspire men and women to become officers of character, motivated to lead the United States Air Force in service to our nation. Each cadet graduates with a bachelor of science degree and a commission as a second lieutenant in the Air Force.

Course of Study Cadets are exposed to a balanced curriculum that pro-vides the knowledge, skills and responsibilities essential to a career Air Force officer. The entire USAFA experi-ence is integrated and mapped to achieve a set of desired outcomes in every graduate. The core academic curriculum includes courses in basic sciences, engineering, social sciences and humani-ties. Cadets take additional elective courses to complete requirements for one of 32 major areas of study. About 50 percent of the cadets complete majors in science and engineering; the remainder graduate in the social sci-ences and humanities. Some of the most popular majors include management, aeronautical engineering, foreign area studies, history, behavioral science, civil engineer-ing, astronautical engineering, electrical engineering and engineering mechanics.

Faculty Composition The majority of the Academy’s faculty members, more than 500 total, are Air Force officers. They are selected primarily from career-officer volunteers who have established outstanding records of performance and dedication. Each has at least a master’s degree and more than 55 percent have doctorates or other terminal degrees in their field of study. About 30 percent of the faculty are civilians who bring great depth of disciplinary and educational exper-tise and provide academic stability and continuity. Faculty members are intensely focused on cadet learning as an integral part of their officer development. The Air Force Academy has been ranked No. 1 in the nation for the most accessible and involved faculty. To provide greater contributions by a diverse faculty, the Academy has several distinguished visiting profes-sors and endowed professors who serve one or more years. Officers from other services, as well as officers from allied countries are also members of the faculty. Distinguished civilian and military lecturers also share their expertise with the cadets during the academic year.

Athletic Program The Academy’s athletic program is designed to im-prove physical fitness, teach athletic skills and develop leadership qualities. To achieve its goals, the Academy offers some of the most extensive physical education, intramural sports and intercollegiate athletic programs in the nation. Cadets take at least three different physical education courses each year.

Military Education and Training An air, space and cyberspace-oriented military educa-tion, training and leadership program begins with basic cadet training and continues throughout the four years. Seniors are responsible for the organizational leadership of the cadet wing, while juniors and sophomores seek to develop team and interpersonal leadership and instruc-tional skills. Cadets are projected into as many active leadership roles as possible to prepare them to be effec-tive Air Force officers. Fundamental concepts of military organization -- drill, ethics, honor, Air Force heritage and physical training -- are emphasized the first summer during basic cadet training. Freshmen then study the military role in United States society as well as the mission and organi-zation of the Air Force. Sophomores receive instruction in communication skills and juniors study the combat and operational aspects of the Air Force. The Academy offers courses in flying, navigation, soaring and parachuting, building from basic skills to instructor duties. Some cadets may fly light aircraft with the Cadet Flying Team. Summer training for cadets is divided into three, three-week training periods. There are a variety of pro-grams available and each cadet is required to complete two training periods each summer with leave during the other period. All new cadets take six weeks of basic cadet training in their first summer. Combat survival training is a required three-week program during cadets’ second summer. For other sec-ond-summer training periods, cadets have options such as working with Airmen in an operational unit at an Air Force installation, airborne parachute training, soaring or basic free-fall parachute training. During their last two summers, all cadets are offered leadership training as supervisors or instructors in the summer programs listed above. Extracurricular activities also are an integral part of the education program. The cadet ski club, drum and bugle corps, cadet chorale and forensics are a few of the

programs available.

Nominations Nominations to the Academy may be obtained through a congressional sponsor or by meeting eligibility crite-ria in other categories of competition established by law. For information on admission procedures, write to HQ USAFA/RRS; 2304 Cadet Drive, Suite 200; USAF Academy, CO 80840-5025 or go to:

www.usafa.edu

History of The Academy In 1948, a board of lead-

ing civilian and military educators was appointed to plan the curriculum for an academy that would meet the needs of the newly es-tablished Air Force. The board determined that Air Force requirements could not be met by expanding the other service academies and recommended an Air Force Academy be established without delay.

In 1949, then Secretary of the Air Force W. Stuart Symington appointed a com-mission to assist in selecting a site and on April 1, 1954, President Dwight D. Eisen-hower authorized creation of the United States Air Force Academy. After consider-ing 580 sites in 45 states, the commission narrowed the choice to three loca-tions. The summer of 1954, Secretary of the Air Force Harold Talbott selected a site near Colorado Springs, Colo. Colorado contributed $1 mil-lion toward purchase of the property.

In July 1955, the first Academy class entered in-terim facilities at Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, while construction began. It was sufficiently completed for occupancy by the cadet wing in late August 1958. Initial construction cost was $142 million.

Women entered the Academy on June 28, 1976, as members of the class of 1980.


Senior LeadershipSenior Leadership Lt. Gen. Michelle D. Johnson is Superintendent, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo. She directs a four-year academic, military training, athletic and character development program leading to a bachelor’s degree and commis-sion as an Air Force officer. The general is a distinguished graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy’s Class of 1981. After graduating from the Academy, she completed graduate studies as a Rhodes Scholar before earning her pilot wings in 1984. Johnson has held numerous command positions at the group, wing and numbered Air Force level, and came to the Academy after serving as the Deputy, Chief of Staff, Operation and Intelligence, Supreme Headquarters Allies Powers Eu-rope, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Casteau, Belgium. She has served in various assignments in air mobility, airlift and tanker flying operations and training, academic instruction and personnel. A command pilot, the general has more than 3,600 flying hours in the C-141, T-41, KC-10, C-17, C-5 and the KC-14 aircraft. The general’s military awards and decorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal with oak leaf cluster, Le-gion of Merit with oak leaf cluster, Meritorious Service Medal with oak leaf cluster, Aerial Achievement Medal, Air Force Commendation Medal, Air Force Achievement Medal, Combat Readiness Medal with oak leaf cluster, National Defense Service Medal with bronze star, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal with bronze star and the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal.

Commandant of CadetsBrig. General

Gregory J. Lengyel

Dean of FacultyBrig. General

Andrew Armacost

Vice SuperintendentColonel

Evan Miller

Commander, 10th Air Base WingCol. Stacey Hawkins


Director of Athletics - Dr. Hans J. MuehDirector of Athletics - Dr. Hans J. Mueh

Dr. Hans J. Mueh is in his 10th year as the director of athletics at the Air Force Academy. A retired Air Force brigadier general, Mueh was vice dean of faculty for two years prior to his re-tirement from active duty in the summer of 2004. Mueh was heavily involved in Academy athletics before becoming director of athletics. He was the Academy’s faculty athletics representative from 1996-2004 and was a long-time member of the board of directors for the Air Force Academy Athletics Association.

Since becoming the director of athletics, Mueh has led the Academy to some remarkable feats. In 2007, the Academy was one of only three schools (Michigan State and Boston Col-lege) to reach post-season play in football (2007), men’s basketball and ice hockey (2006-07). It marked the first time a service academy has ever had a team compete in the post-season in all three sports.

In addition, under Mueh’s watch the men’s basketball team has played in another NCAA tournament and the National Invitational Tourna-ment’s Final Four. The ice hockey team has won the conference championship and advanced to the NCAA tournament five of the last six years. Mueh was on the selection committee that hired current head coach Frank Serratore and led the Academy’s move into the Atlantic Hockey As-sociation.

The football program, the Academy’s flagship sport, has gone through a major overhaul under Mueh. He led the transition from the retirement of the legendary Fisher DeBerry after 23 years at the helm to hiring current head coach Troy Calhoun, a 1989 Academy graduate. Calhoun’s impact was immediate, leading the Falcons to a 9-4 overall mark and a second-place finish in the Mountain West Conference in 2007. The Falcons qualified for their first bowl game in seven years, playing in the Armed Forces Bowl in 2007. The program has gone to a school-record six consecu-tive bowl games and averaged over 9,000 bowl tickets sold.

Mueh has been just as successful behind the scenes with the administration of the department. Mueh restructured the department with an inter-

nal/external model that has streamlined resources and made the department more effective from top to bottom. In addition, the athletic department made the transition to a federally-chartered non-profit organization in the summer of 2013, which will lead to more fund-raising opportunities.

Mueh was instrumental in the USAFA En-dowment and the announcement of the Holaday Athletic Center, an indoor training facility. The $15 million facility was completed in July 2011.

Mueh has also been active within the confer-ence and the NCAA. He was recently selected to be part of the NCAA Division I Amateurism Cabinet and has been active on the NCAA’s aca-demics/eligibility compliance cabinet, the men’s golf committee and the region 7 postgraduate scholarship committee. Mueh has been equally active within the conference on various leader-ship committees. He is currently on the awards and recognition committee and has previously served on the joint council executive committee, and committees on championships, television and sportsmanship.

Before assuming his duties as vice dean at the Academy, Mueh was permanent professor and head of the department of chemistry at the Academy, a position he held since October 1987 where he oversaw the annual design and instruc-tion of 25 undergraduate courses for 1,500 cadets annually.

Mueh was born Jan. 8, 1944, in Celle, Ger-many, and emigrated to the United States in 1951. He entered the Air Force in 1962 as a member of the Academy’s eighth graduating class, and graduated with a bachelor of science degree in chemistry in 1966. While at the Acad-emy, Mueh was a two-year letterwinner in soccer as a goalie. He still holds the Academy record for saves in a game with 30, accomplishing it twice in 1965 against North Carolina and Benedictine. In his junior and senior years, Mueh helped the Falcons to the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Soccer League championship and quarterfinal berths in the NCAA tourna-ment. He was a first-team all-league selection in 1965.

Following graduation, Mueh completed two assignments in intelligence before attending the University of Wisconsin where he earned his master’s degree in chemistry in 1970. He later earned a doctorate

degree in chemistry from Wisconsin in 1976 as a distinguished graduate. He has also completed Squadron Officer School, Air Command and Staff College and Air War College.

Between earning the two degrees, Mueh returned to the Academy as an instructor in the department of chemistry from 1970-72. He also served as assistant soccer coach and played semi-pro soccer with the Aurora Internationals in Denver during those two years, leading the Inter-nationals to the Colorado state title in 1971. He volunteered for duty in Vietnam and served as an intelligence officer in Saigon, Republic of Viet-nam and at Nakhon Phanom RTAB, Thailand, in 1972 and 1973.

After earning his doctorate degree, Mueh returned to the Academy in 1976 as an associate professor of chemistry. He remained at the Acad-emy except for a stint in 1985-86 as the special assistant for technical matters at the Defense Intelligence Agency at the Pentagon.

In 1986, he assumed the position of acting head, department of chemistry, before being selected for his position of permanent profes-sor and head of the department of chemistry in 1987. As faculty athletics representative, he was active in both the Western Athletic Conference and Mountain West Conference, and was the Academy’s representative on the transition team to form the new MWC, the only faculty athletics representative on the team. He competes in golf, racquetball, handball and tennis, and has pro-moted Air Force Academy intercollegiate sports throughout his tenure, beginning with work as chairman of the hockey eligibility committee, officer representative to the men’s golf team and five years as the officer representative to the football team.

Mueh is married to the former Sally Flax of Cincinnati, Ohio. They have three children: Kristine, Kurt and Deborah.

Dr. Hans Mueh (right) accepts the invitation from Brant Ringler, executive director of the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl, to compete in the 2012


Falcon AthleticsFalcon Athletics Few schools in the country have an athletic program as extensive as the Air Force Academy’s. The goals of the athletic program are to enhance the physical con-ditioning of all cadets, to develop the physical skills necessary for officership, to teach leadership in a competitive environment and to build character. There are three subdivisions of the athletic program: intercollegiate athletics, intramurals and physical education. The intercollegiate program has 17 men’s and 10 women’s NCAA-sanctioned teams, facing some of the top competition in the nation. Men’s teams are football, baseball, basketball, ice hockey, cross-coun-try, fencing, golf, gymnastics, indoor and outdoor track, lacrosse, rifle, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, water polo and wrestling. The Academy fields women’s teams in basketball, cross-country, fencing, gymnastics, rifle, indoor and outdoor track, swimming and diving, soccer, tennis and volleyball. In addition, the Academy sponsors two non-NCAA programs; boxing and cheerleading. The majority of the Academy’s men’s and women’s programs com-pete at the NCAA Division I level in the Mountain West Conference. The Falcons compete in this conference against teams from Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, Hawai’i (football only), Nevada, New Mexico, San Diego State, San Jose State, UNLV, Utah State and Wyoming. All sports also compete against non-conference opponents, including many nationally ranked teams. The football team competes annually for the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy, which is emblematic of service academy football supremacy. The Falcons have won the trophy 18 times, which is more than any other academy. The USAFA Cadet Field House is one of the most impressive build-ings in the country. It’s a modern, versatile structure with seemingly endless uses. The $5.6 million building is five stories high and 396 feet by 426 feet, the size of three football fields laid side by side. The structure is divided into three areas--basketball arena, ice hockey arena and multipurpose area. The three sections have a combined seating capacity of more than 9,000. Clune Arena seats 5,858. The Cadet Ice Rink has a seating capacity of 2,470, while the multipurpose area seats 1,000 fans for track and field competitions. The $4.1-million renovation to the Cadet Track Stadium, the out-door home of the Air Force track and field team, was completed in the fall of 2011 and is one of the premier track and field facilities in the nation. The Holaday Athletic Center, a $15.5 million completely donor funded indoor training facility, was completed in July 2011. The Cadet Fitness Center, a $9.5 million, Military Construction proj-ect, home of the Air Force Academy’s fencing practice facility and aerobics/weight lifting facility that contains a nearly 33-foot climbing wall, opened in May 2012.

John CoulahanAssociate AD

Finance

William CarpenterAssociate AD

Recruiting Support

Wayne KellenbenceAssociate AD

Support

Troy GarnhartAssociate AD

Info./Communications

Karen WarnerAssociate AD

Human Resources

Dermot CollCEO, Air Force Academy

Athletic Corporation

Marti GasserAssociate AD/SWA

Intercollegiate Programs

Jim TregoSenior Associate AD

Col. Bart WeissVice Athletic Director

George NelsonAssociate AD

Athletic Programs


Indoor Hitting Facility/LockerroomIndoor Hitting Facility/Lockerroom

The Falcon indoor facility was built in 2006. The state-of-the-art facility is located along the

southeast corner of Falcon Field.

The new facility features three cages for hitting and pitching practice, player lockers,

bathrooms and showers.

In the coming years, a second floor is slated to be added to the facility and will feature the coaches offices, pitching lanes

and a baseball-specific workout room.

Falcon Indoor Hitting Facility/Club House


Falcon FieldFalcon Field

Over the years, Falcon Field has become one of the toughest parks in which to play in the nation. Nes-tled against the Rampart Range of the Rocky Moun-tains, Falcon Field sits at over 7,000 feet above sea level. In 1991, the field became one of the most unique in the country. Due to the severe Colorado weather, an Astroturf infield was installed with a brand new grass outfield and drainage system. The turf allowed the Falcons to play games after spring snowstorms which, in the past, would have had to be postponed. Also in 1991, the fences were moved back more than 20 feet in some spots. The current dimensions are 349 in left field, 393 in left center, 400 in center, 365 in right cen-

ter and 316 in right field. The “short porch” in right field is protected by a 24-foot chain link “Monster.” As part of the renovation, the dugouts were upgraded with heaters and, permanent helmet and bat racks and the park gained space for more than 500 fans with ad-ditional seating on the grass for a capacity of more than 1,000. In the fall of 2004, the old AstroTurf in-field was replaced with new Sport Turf. During the first five seasons after the renovation, the Falcons improved in every area of the game - team defense, team offense and team pitching. The batting average of .328 and fielding percentage of .942 were the highest in any five-year period up to that point.

The team ERA consistently improved and the five-year ERA of 7.25 is the best since joining a major conference in 1981. As a result, the Falcons posted a 128-122 record during that time for a winning percentage of .512, the best since joining a major conference in 1981. The Falcons averaged nearly 26 wins per sea-

son in those five years, the best five-year average in school history. AFA’s home winning percentage of .550 in 2000 is the best since a .625 mark in 1995. Since 1957, the Falcons have won 55 percent of the games played at Falcon Field. The 1993 team broke the school record by winning 21 home games. In 57 seasons of Falcon baseball, the team has posted 35 winning seasons at home. In 2013, the Fal-cons were 7-9 at home. Falcon Field also earned na-tional recognition as the host of the 1976 and 1995 U.S. Olympic Festivals. A new era began for Falcon Field in 2010, as a new FieldTurf surface was installed over the summer of 2009. The entire playing surface, with the excep-tion of a dirt mound, is FieldTurf. In addition, the en-tire fence surrounding the park was replaced and a new hitters eye was installed. Air Force also upgraded the dugouts, installing new wood seats and an an upgraded heating system.

Year W L1957 5 51958 6 41959 4 2 1960 10 5 1961 6 4 1962 12 3 1963 9 71964 11 2 1965 6 2 1966 10 4 1967 9 11968 6 6 1969 12 1 1970 12 41971 16 11972 9 41973 6 81974 7 31975 8 71976 9 71977 13 41978 12 41979 11 11980 18 31981 8 131982 15 31983 8 111984 8 51985 12 7

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