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››› CONTENTSContents and Sponsors ................................................ 1Lawson State Administrative Page ............................... 2Lawson State Washington Monthly Top 5..................... 3Athletic Staff & Baseball Support Personnel ................ 4Lawson State CC Campus History ................................5Head Coach and Career Records .................................6Assistant Coaches.........................................................7Baseball Administrative Support....................................82015 Baseball Roster ....................................................9Cougars In The Community.........................................102015 Team Photo.........................................................112015 Spring Season Outlook.......................................122015 Player Profiles ...............................................13-192014 Team Offensive Stats .........................................202014 Team Pitching and Defensive Stats....................212014 ACCC Standing – All Divisions ...........................222014 Game Results (Wins/Losses) .............................23

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››› ADMINISTRATION PAGE

Dr. Perry W. Ward ››› Learning Today …. Leading TomorrowThis past year, LSCC embarked on new projects and programs to enrich the lives of our students

and the community. Through collective efforts, LSCC is renewed every day. Visible signs of our investment in Lawson State are evident on our campuses. We have made it a priority to supportLawson State in continuing to maintain academic excellence for our students.

We received the esteemed honor of being ranked #5 in the top Community Colleges by theWashington Monthly Magazine for 2013 from over 700 colleges that were reviewed. This recogni-tion simply acknowledges Lawson State Community College as a strong portal for academic achievement—LSCC a 21stcentury educational gateway.With increasing enrollment, new and exciting programs and offerings, highly qualified and inspiring faculty and staff, and

numerous capital construction projects in progress and more on the way, LSCC is definitely on the move! It is our goal tocontinue to improve student success and create opportunities which will strengthen their individual career accomplishments.We look to the future—the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead—and how Lawson State can enhance its hallmark

of exemplary teaching and learning in a collegiate environment second to none. I hope you’ll explore our 2013 AnnualReport and stay tuned in the future.

Warmest Regards,

Greetings, My name is Carlton Rice, I am the Interim Director of Athletics at Lawson State Community

College. On behalf of our coaches, staff and student-athletes, I want to thank you for supportingLSCC Cougar Athletics. We value our fans and supporters as members of our own community, and strive to make your association with our department a proud one. Rest assured

that we know how important you are to our mission, not only as an athletic department, but as an institution as well. I am in my 4th year as an Athletic Director overall; my first at Lawson. The previous three years I spent time in Charleston,

SC at Burke High School. I’m from Huntsville, AL. I received my bachelor’s degree in Physical Education from MississippiState University in 2006. While on football scholarship, I played three years as a Linebacker for the Bulldogs. I completedmy final year of intercollegiate football at Alabama A&M University in 2007, where I earned my Master’s Degree in PhysicalEducation in 2009.Our coaches, players and staff stand behind our mission of creating productive citizens through athletic experiences. We

realize that winning is important, but this is not the only reason for our existence. We as coaches view our jobs as a teachingopportunity, not only for sports, but for the game of life that will continue long after graduation. It is always our goal to developmen and women into the best people they can be, both as students in the classroom and as athletes competing for nationalchampionships on the field.Again, we thank you for your continued support of Lawson State Athletics. If there is ever anything I can do to enhance

your experience with our teams, or if you desire to become a financial partner in our quest to become an elite member ofthe NJCAA, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

‹‹‹ Carlton Rice

Dr. Perry W. Ward

Carlton A. Rice

FROM THE DESK OFTHE PRESIDENT

A MESSAGE FROM OUR ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

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››› ATHLETICS PAGE

ATHLETIC STAFF

MATTHEWSMITH

Men’s Basketball Coach

ERIC AGEEStrength & Conditioning

Coach

AUBREY WILEY

Women’s Basketball Coachand Volleyball Coach

CLARENCE JONESBus Driver

LAZARUSBOLTONStudent Manager

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HISTORY OF COLLEGE AND BASEBALL PROGRAM ‹‹‹


Lawson State Community College, located inthe southwestern section of Birmingham, iscomposed of two main divisions--an academicdivision and a career/technical division.

The career/technical division was first estab-lished as a result of the Wallace-PattersonTrade School Act of 1947. This Act establishedWenonah Vocational and Trade School on August 24, 1949. The school opened witheleven instructors and seventy-five students enrolled in ten courses and one related subject.The first president of the school was Dr.Theodore A. Lawson. The initial funding received by the technical division was $75,000.

The academic division began as WenonahState Junior College, which was founded underAct No. 93 of the May 3, 1963 Legislature. TheCollege was created in 1965 and was namedafter its first president in 1969. In 1967,Wenonah State Junior College held its first com-mencement exercise with 33 graduates. In1968, another milestone was accomplishedwhen the college received its accreditation bythe Commission on Colleges of the SouthernAssociation of Colleges and Schools. In 1969,there were 300 students enrolled at LawsonState Junior College. On October 1, 1973,Wenonah State Technical Institute andWenonah State Junior College merged and be-came one institution known as Lawson StateCommunity College.

With it’s long-standing history, there has been ashort list of presidents, Dr. Theodore A. Lawson,1949-1971; Dr. Leon Kennedy, 1971-1978; Dr.Jesse J. Lewis, 1978-1987; and Dr. Perry W.Ward, 1987 through the present time.

Bessemer State Technical College was createdunder legislative Act No. 93 of the 1963 Alabamalegislature. The City of Bessemer purchased 34acres for the college site. Bessemer State accepted its first students on April 4, 1966, withsix programs of study, 47 daytime students and30 night students. The college was initiallyknown as the State Vocational-Technical Schoolbut the first official name was the John R.

Pelham Technical Trade School. The name waschanged later to Bessemer State Trade School.On August 16, 1966, the name was againchanged by legislative act to Bessemer StateTechnical Institute; the college status and namewere achieved in 1973. Five presidents servedBessemer State Technical College: Otto B.Smith, 1964-1967; S. C. Porch, 1967-1971;Euel Snider, 1971-1972; Charles L. Payne,1972-1984; and Mike Bailey, 1984-2004.

As of July 1, 2005, Bessemer State TechnicalCollege merged with Lawson State CommunityCollege. Under the merged college, LawsonState has seen its most celebrated years. In2011, Lawson State was featured as a Top 50Community College, making history in the state.And, in 2013, it moved from 33 out of 50 on thelist (of top colleges) to #5. Lawson State hasalso been recognized by the White House (andcelebrated by the Obama Administration) as aChampion of Change.

History of Baseball ProgramBaseball became an official sport at LawsonState in 1974. Players came mainly from thesurrounding Jefferson County area, and as faraway as Florida and Jamaica. Practices wereusually held on the college campus and at theFair Park Arena. Local games were played atlocations in Fairfield, North Birmingham andat the historic Rickwood Baseball Field.

There were three divisions and Lawson Statewas a part of the Northern Division. that alsoincluded Bevill State, Gadsden State, South-ern Union, Snead State, Shelton State andWalker. Though competing at a high level andtwice making the playoffs, the baseball pro-gram was eliminated in 1980 due to budgetconstraints.

In the following years, the interest continuedin the sport of baseball at Lawson State. Afteryears of planning and preparation, baseballreturned to the sports line-up in the 2005-2006academic year featuring a brand new baseballcomplex. Lawson State baseball has beenthriving and making headlines ever since.


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›››››› HEAD COACH & CAREER RECORDSHEAD COACHDOUG KOVASH

THE KOVASH FILECoaching Experience2014-Present ..........................LS Head Coach2006-2009 ........... UAB Assistant Head Coach2005-2006.Birmingham-Southern Asst. Coach1994-2004...............Presbyterian Head Coach......................................................(320-284-2)1990-1993 ........................Emory Head Coach.............................................................(60-61)1988-1990.............Susquehanna Head Coach.............................................................(35-30)1986-1988....Miami (Ohio) Graduate Assistant

Bottom row: (L to R)Jenna Harris w/Luke Harris, Jordan Kovash, Kayla Kovash

Top row: (L to R) Brandon Harris, Beth Kovash, Doug Kovash

Second year head coach, Doug Kovash brings 27 years of college coaching and majorleague baseball scouting experience to the Lawson State baseball program. He joined theCougar baseball program after serving as Development Director and Housing Coordinatorfrom 2009-present for a local non-profit homeless ministry, The Firehouse Shelter. He alsoscouted for three years as an associate scout for the San Diego Padres from 2010-2012.Kovash owns a 17 year career head coaching record of 435-405-2 with the majority of his

wins coming as the skipper at Presbyterian College (PC), where he compiled a record of 320-284-2 in 11 seasons from 1994-2004. In his first season at Lawson State in 2014, the squadrecorded 20 wins and saw two players advance to play Division I baseball and two more acceptscholarships to play at prestigious Division II/NAIA programs. The 22 man squad also earneda 3.43 Team GPA for the year and every single player in the spring made the Dean’s List.Kovash began his head coaching career at Susquehanna University at the age of 24; be-

coming the youngest NCAA head coach in the country in 1989. He left the Crusaders in 1990to start the Emory University baseball program. Both programs at Susquehanna and Emorywere nationally ranked within two years. In 1993, Kovash transitioned the PC baseball teamfrom the NAIA ranks to NCAA Division II ranks. Teams under Kovash's tutelage at PC pro-duced 42 All-South Atlantic Conference team members, 22 American Baseball Coaches As-sociation (ABCA) All-Region selections, four ABCA All-America picks and 10 professionalplayers. In addition, he had 45 players named to the SAC Academic Honor Roll while leadingthe Blue Hose to two NCAA Regional Tournaments in 1998 & 2003.After a very successful 11 year stint at PC, he jumped at the opportunity to work for Brian

Shoop and his staff at Birmingham-Southern. The 2006 squad won the Big South Conferenceand Coach K’s pitching staff was ranked #48 nationally in ERA. Following that season, Kovashfollowed Shoop to UAB for three more years as pitching coach and recruiting coordinator.“Doug was a great role model for our players. They saw him as a great husband, father, friendand man," said Shoop. In two seasons as the pitching coach at Birmingham-Southern, Kovash made an immense

impact on the Panthers' pitching staff. In his first season, the BSC staff had a 3.99 ERA with372 strikeouts and a 2.2:1 strikeout to walk ratio. His staff was ranked second in the Big SouthConference in ERA and fewest earned runs allowed (223), while ranking third in strikeouts(372), wins (36), saves (8) and pickoffs (18).

In the three years he spent at UAB rebuilding the pitching staff, Kovash engineered im-provements in 17 of 21 key statistical categories while picking up major wins over Top 40teams such as Alabama, Auburn, Rice, Southern Mississippi, Tulane, UCF, Houston, Memphis,Troy, Coastal Carolina, and Winthrop. In his five seasons as a Division I recruiting coordinatorand pitching coach at BSC & UAB, Kovash saw 15 BSC & UAB players sign a professionalbaseball contract.A graduate of Concordia College (MN) with a B.A. in psychology, Kovash was a four-year

letter winner as a left handed pitcher. His play earned him first-team All-Minnesota Intercolle-giate Athletic Conference (MIAC) recognition as a senior in 1986, in addition to being an All-Midwest Region honorable mention selection that same year. Following his undergraduate work at Concordia, Kovash went on to earn his master's de-

gree in physical education (sport psychology) from Miami University in 1988. While studyingat Miami, Kovash served as a graduate assistant with the Red Hawks.

Aside from his college coaching experience, Kovash has mentored or coached severalmajor league players while working clinics at some of the nation’s most prestigious programs.His list of clinics worked includes Auburn, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Clemson, Minnesota, Mis-sissippi State, South Carolina, Vanderbilt and Virginia. Kovash has presented on various topicsat the Alabama, Mississippi and South Carolina annual coaches clinics in recent years as well.This past summer, he led Team Alabama in the annual “Border Wars” summer showcase ver-sus Team Tennessee & Team Georgia.

Kovash, 50, was born on May 29, 1964 in Moorhead, Minnesota. He is married to theformer Beth Marie Olson of New Brighton, Minn. They have been married for 27 years. Thecouple resides in Gardendale, Alabama and they have three children, Jenna (25) who recentlymarried Brandon Harris. Jenna & Brandon are the proud parents of Coach K’s first grandson,Jesse Luke Harris. Jordan (23) is Coach K’s only son and Kayla (21) is his youngest daughter.

The Kovash Family

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Gil Walker joined the Lawson State baseball staff in August 2013 after serving one season as an assistant coach at Vestavia Hills HS for the legendary Alabama Hall of FameCoach Tommy Walker (Gil’s father). Coach Walker was hiredby Coach Kovash in August 2013 following a stellar playing career at Samford University and at Wallace Hanceville CC.

Coach Walker played for Randy Putman at WallaceHanceville as a catcher, converted late in his career to

become a relief pitcher and tookhis talents to the mound forCasey Dunn at Samford. Hissenior year at Samford, CoachWalker had the good fortune ofplaying in the Tallahassee, FLNCAA Division I Regional Tour-ney against Mississippi State,Florida State and UAB.

Coach Walker earned hisB.S. degree in Physical Educationfrom Samford University in

2012. He also spent a season working with the Bulldog foot-ball team and former Heisman Trophy winner, Head CoachPat Sullivan. Currently, Coach Walker serves the Cougarbaseball program as recruiting coordinator, hitting coach,

infield and catching coach.In just one short year,

Coach Walker signed 16outstanding, talentedplayers. There are three90+ arms in that classas well as 6 out-of-stateplayers from Florida,Georgia and Texas. The quality and depth of these signeeshave turned the Cougars into an immediate force to be reckoned with in the ACCC North Division.

Born in Homewood, AL, Coach Walker moved with hisfamily to Spanish Fort, AL where he graduated from SpanishFort HS while playing for his dad, Tommy Walker. He letteredas baseball and football player for Spanish Fort HS from2006-2008.

Coach Walker recently married his college sweetheart,Kathryn Heasley, in June 2014 in Dallas, TX. Gil and Kathrynlive in Homewood, AL.

ASSISTANT COACHES ‹‹‹ASSISTANT COACH

GIL WALKER ›››

Josh Cagle was hiredas a volunteer assistantcoach at Lawson State inAugust 2013. A formerleft handed pitched forStillman College(Tuscaloosa, AL), CoachCagle enters his second

season with the Cougar baseball staff after spending the2013 year as the pitching coach for his alma mater and headcoach Donnie Crawford.

Coach Cagle works primarily with the Cougar pitchingstaff and assists Coach Kovash with scouting reports anddefensive alignments during games. During the summer of2014, Josh spent the month of June scouting the best highschool talent in Alabama for Barry Dean and the AlaBCA Top120 Showcase held @ Troy University. He also served as an

assistant coach for Team Alabama as they competed in the“Border Wars” vs Team Georgia & Team Tennessee with thestate’s top 40 players selected from the Troy Showcase.

Coach Cagle had a stellar career pitching for Stillmanfrom 2009-2013, leading his team to four straight conferencechampionships and four straight NCAA Division II Post Season Regional Appearances. Originally from Tuscaloosa,Coach Cagle graduated spent four years playing forTuscaloosa Academy high school team under head coachJohn Rushing. During the summer months while still in college, Coach Cagle assisted the Post 34 American Legionsenior and junior teams.Coach Cagle is single, lives just outside Tuscaloosa, and

earned his B.S. degree in Physical Education from StillmanCollege in July 2013.

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH‹‹‹ JOSH CAGLE


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››› GAME DAY STAFF

PUBLIC ADDRESSANNOUNCER

‹‹‹ LEONARD JONES

STATISTICIANMIKE FALKINBURG, SR. ›››

SCOREBOARDOPERATOR/STATISTICIAN

SCOTT CRUMPTON ›››STATISTICIAN

‹‹‹ GERRON KENT

CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF BASEBALL!– Field Dedication on January 27, 2006 –

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2015 Baseball Roster ‹‹‹

Dr. Perry W. Ward, PresidentMr. Carlton Rice, Athletic Director

Mr. Doug Kovash, Head Baseball CoachMr. Gil Walker, Assistant Baseball Coach

Mr. Josh Cagle, Volunteer Assistant Baseball Coach

1 Darione Adkison 6'0 205 SO OF Gadsden, AL2 Cody Cox 6'0 185 FR SS Dothan, AL3 Gentry Ford 5'10 188 FR C Lufkin, TX4 DeMarcus Kelly 6'3 182 FR OF Trussville, AL5 Ronald “Eric" Yarbrough, II 5'11 200 SO OF Sheffield, AL6 Dallas Oliver 5'11 195 FR 3B/RHP Chipley, FL7 Luke Hastings 6'0 180 SO 3B/RHP/OF Troy, AL8 Ben Swicord 6'0 170 FR RHP Dothan, AL9 Jared Benson 5'9 170 FR 2B/1B Douglasville, GA10 Luke Ates 5'8 175 SO 3B/2B Eufaula, AL11 Seth McWaters 6'1 170 FR RHP Enterprise, AL12 Roy “Trey” Johns, III 6'0 190 SO RHP Eufaula, AL13 Scott Falkinburg 5'11 165 SO OF/RHP Pinson, AL15 Angel Castillo 5'11 175 FR C/RHP Birmingham, AL16 Russell Phillips 6'1 210 FR 1B Killen, AL17 Mason Schoettlin 6'3 235 SO OF Homewood, AL18 Andrew Faulkner 6'1 191 FR RHP Tallahassee, FL19 Juan Givan 5'10 170 SO SS Birmingham, AL20 Josh Vines 5'10" 170 FR SS Hoover, AL21 Caleb Ledbetter 6'0 175 FR 2B Etowah, AL22 Nicholas DeSantis 6'1 170 FR RHP Woodstock, GA24 LaDeavon Matthews 6'1 205 SO OF/1B/RHP Douglasville, GA25 Kelby Hallmark 5'10 155 FR RHP/2B Russellville, AL26 Kyle Underwood 6'1 210 FR RHP Etowah, AL28 Spencer Black 6'1 200 FR C Sumiton, AL30 Aaron Anderson 5'11" 200 SO LHP Pelham, AL

LAWSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGENo. Player Height Weight Class Position Hometown


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››› Cougars In The Community

LAWSON STATE BASEBALL TEAMCOMMUNITY VOLUNTEER PROJECTS

Several notable community spiritualleaders and former professional athletes have challenged the teamto become stronger men of character who live out their faith to positively impact their community. The team has responded by initiating a weeklybible study.

The Cougar baseball team earned a3.43 TEAM GPA in 2013-2014 with ALL 20 PLAYERS MAKING THEDEAN'S LIST.

The Cougars have volunteered asa team at the Magic City Miracle(September) & MLK Volunteer Day(January) events.

Several players served at the Christian Service Mission, theChurch of the Reconciler, and with the Meals on Wheels programs recently.

Sophomore, Eric Yarbrough, is the baseball team ambassadorfor the student activities organization on campus andlooks for ways to engage theteam in community service.


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FRONT ROW (L-R): Luke Ates, Kelby Hallmark, Juan Givan, Jared Benson, Scott Falkinburg, Angel Castillo, Eric Yarbrough, DD Adkison, Gentry Ford, Josh Vines

STANDING (MIDDLE ROW):Aaron Anderson, Dallas Oliver, Andrew Faulkner, Luke Hastings,

LaDeavon Matthews, Kyle Underwood, Caleb Ledbetter, Trey Johns, Russell Phillips

STANDING (BACK ROW):Head Coach – Doug Kovash, Asst. Coach – Josh Cagle, Cody Cox,

Spencer Black, Ben Swicord, Nick DeSantis, Seth McWaters, DeMarcus Kelly, Mason Schoettlin,

Asst. Coach – Gil Walker, Student Mgr. – Lazarus Bolton

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››› 2015 SPRING SEASON OUTLOOK

According to Doug Kovash, second year headcoach, the LSCC Baseball team will be a muchimproved baseball squad team this spring. “Weare light years ahead of where were one yearago,” remarked Coach K. Better players, compet-ing at a higher intensity and focus at practice andworkouts and improved game day execution arejust a few of things this team possesses.Luke Hastings, 2014 All Conference 3B North

Division emerged as one of the top hitting andfielding third baseman in the ACCC North and hada tremendous fall. Juan Givan played all 50games after transferring from UAB in January tolead the Cougar offense with a .310 batting aver-age. Givan signed with Division I Nicholls State(LA) in November and has developed into theteam’s quiet, steady leader. Givan will start @ SS.His move from 2B to SS opens the way for soph-omore, Luke Ates and newcomers, Jared Benson& Caleb Ledbetter to fight for playing time at 2B.Ates is versatile and could see time @ 3B whenHastings pitches. Benson was one of the top hitters on the team in the fall while Ledbetterplayed better defensively. Cody Cox, slick fielding SS, should see plenty

of time as well – either as Givan's back up or as apotential starter at 2B. In addition, the Cougarspicked up another UAB mid-year transfer this yearin Josh Vines. Vines was the starting SS for thepowerful Hoover HS team in 2014. “We have somuch more depth in the infield this year. “Not onlydo we have talent; we have options offensivelyand defensively as well,” said Coach K.

Rookie Russell Phillips will play 1B and hit inthe middle of the order. “Russell gives us some-thing we never had in 2014 – a legitimate gap-to-gap power hitter who will drive in runs in themiddle of the order,” Kovash said excitedly. Lookfor the Cougars offense to improve their run

LAWSON STATE BASEBALLproduction in 2015 with an exciting mix of power,tough outs that produce quality at bats and greatteam speed.

“We are looking forward to the February 3rdseason opener,” said Coach Kovash. The pitch-ing staff will be anchored by three sophomores,Trey Johns, Scott Falkinburg & Luke Hastings.Three freshmen had outstanding fall campaignsand should start throughout the year. Look forSeth McWaters, Nick DeSantis & AndrewFaulkner pick up tons of innings this spring. Dualposition player, Dallas Oliver, will see plenty of op-portunities in relief when not running down ballsin the outfield. Kelby Hallmark, Kyle Underwood,Ben Swicord and Snead State transfer lefty AaronAnderson round out the pitching staff. Gentry Ford is the lead candidate for the posi-

tion of catcher for the Cougars. Angel Castillo andSpencer Black will also share time with Ford. Theoutfield consists of seven talented athletes whorun well, play good defense, and throw the ballwell. LaDeavon Matthews, Gordon JC (GA)transfer, and Dallas Oliver will transition to the outfield after playing 1B & 3B in the fall. Both bringa nice blend of offense, power, and speed to thelineup. Mason Schoettlin has a slight edge oversecond year outfielders Scott Falkinburg, DarioneAdkison, and Eric Yarbrough for the third outfieldspot.

Overall, the 2015 team has great team speedand great depth at all positions. We can also putthe ball in the hands of six to eight pitchers andexpect to win. The team’s goal is to work hardand strive to compete for Lawson State’s first-everberth in the ACCC post season tournament inOzark, AL in May. “If everything comes togetheras we think it can, we believe we can make historyat Lawson State this season,” said Coach K.


DeMARCUSKELLY

OUTFIELDTRUSSVILLE, AL

#4

GENTRYFORD

CATCHERLUFKIN, TX

#3

CODYCOX

SHORT STOPDOTHAN, AL

#2

DARIONEADKISON

OUTFIELDGADSDEN, AL

#1

PLAYER PROFILES

General StudiesFitness TrainerDad & Step DadFull Moon BBQBeing at the lake

Major:Career goal:Role model:

Favorite Restaurant:Hobbies

Physical EducationMake a differenceMomAdkison KitchenChurch



Sports ManagementCoachMotherWings PlusGetting Tattoo’s



KinesiologyMLB playerMarcus LuttrellChen’s Chinese FoodRiding Bulls/Horses



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BENSWICORD

PITCHERDOTHAN, AL

#8

LUKEHASTINGS

3RD BASE / PITCHER / OUTFIELDTROY, AL

#7

DALLASOLIVER

CENTERFIELD / PITCHERCHIPLEY, FL

#6

RONALD“ERIC”

YARBROUGH, II

OUTFIELDSHEFFIELD, AL

#5

PLAYER PROFILES


Physical ScienceHitting InstructorBarry BondsOutback SteakhouseMeeting new people



Chemical EngineringChemical EngineerMom & GrandmotherGrannies Home Cooked MealsBeing outdoors



EngineeringNuclear Plant EngineerDadLonghorn SteakhouseHunting



General StudiesMLB playerDadPurple OnionBeing outdoors




ROY“TREY”

JOHNS, III

PITCHEREUFAULA, AL

#12

SETHMcWATERS

PITCHERENTERPRISE, AL

#11

LUKEATES

3RD BASE / 2ND BASEEUFAULA, AL

#10

JAREDBENSON

2ND BASE / 1ST BASEDOUGLASVILLE, GA

#9

PLAYER PROFILES

Exercise SciencePhysical TherapistGrandfatherOlive GardenSing/Play Guitar



Computer ScienceWorking in I.T.T.Robinson CanoPapadeauxBeing by myself



AccountingC.P.A.JesusChik Fil ABeing at the lake



Physical EducationCoachDadChik Fil AGoing to the lake



MASONSCHOETTLIN

OUTFIELDHOMEWOOD, AL

#17

RUSSELLPHILLIPS

1ST BASEKILLEN, AL

#16

ANGELCASTILLO

CATCHER / PITCHERBIRMINGHAM, AL

#15

SCOTTFALKINBURG

OUTFIELD / PITCHERPINSON, AL

#13

PLAYER PROFILES


AccountingBank AccountantFatherMacaroni GrillBeing with friends



Exercise Science Physical Therapist Ken Griffey, Jr Milo'sVideo Games



Businss AdministrationBankerMike TroutWings PlusDrawing



Civil EngineeringCivil Engineer for TVADadBuffalo Wild WingsHunting and Fishing




CALEBLEDBETTER

2ND BASEETOWAH, AL

#21

JOSHVINES

SHORT STOPHOOVER, AL

#20

JUANGIVAN

SHORT STOPBIRMINGHAM, AL

#19

ANDREWFAULKNER

PITCHERTALLAHASSEE, FL

#18

PLAYER PROFILES

MathMLB playerMy PopsWaffle HouseGrowing a mustache



Sport ManagementSports AssistantChris KyleWings PlusFishing



Respiratory TherapistHelp people in needBrotherSubwayBoard Games



EngineerigAnything sports relatedDustin PedroiaYukiVideo Games



KYLEUNDERWOOD

PITCHERETOWAH, AL

#26

KELBYHALLMARK

PITCHER / UTILRUSSELLVILLE, AL

#25

LaDEAVONMATTHEWS

OUTFIELD / 1ST BASE / PITCHERDOUGLASVILLE, GA

#24

NICHOLASDeSANTIS

PITCHERWOODSTOCK, GA

#22

PLAYER PROFILES


Business ManagementMLB PlayerGary SheffieldHooter’sFishing



General StudiesMilitaryClayton KershawWendy’sGrowing a mustache



EducationCoachFatherBuffalo Wild WingsHunting & Fishing



EducationCoachDadBuffalo Wild WingsAnything Outdoors




AARONANDERSON

PITCHERPELHAM, AL

#30

SPENCERBLACK

CATCHERSUMITON, AL

#28

PLAYER PROFILES

General StudiesMake lots of moneyTom GlavineWings PlusGolf



NursingNurseBuster PoseyFive GuysHunting



LUKE HASTINGS2014 All Conference

3BNorth Division

Way To Go Luke!

2014 Grads Playing on Scholarship at

Division I, II, NAIA ProgramsJOEY JONES (LHP)

University South Alabama

JOSHUA BURCHELL (RHP) Alabama A&M

DANNY HENRIQUEZ (C) St. Leo University, FL

ERNESTO VASQUEZ (SS) Georgia Gwinnett College, GA


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FROM 2014 SEASONHITTING

# Name Year Pos G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG19 Juan Givan Fr 2B/SS 50 174 29 54 4 4 - 16 13 26 12 5 .310 .375 .3797 Luke Hastings Fr Util/RHP 50 172 26 51 9 - - 15 14 21 8 5 .297 .353 .3493 Danny Henriquez So C/1B 48 155 15 41 2 - - 27 15 29 1 2 .265 .345 .27713 Scott Falkinburg Fr OF 48 143 21 30 4 - 1 17 18 21 6 2 .210 .307 .2592 Ernesto Vasquez So SS 42 140 24 38 3 1 1 13 11 16 10 3 .271 .366 .32917 Mason Schoettlin Fr OF 43 134 16 26 9 - - 14 13 34 5 3 .194 .310 .2616 Zach Crocker Fr C 34 92 13 26 3 - - 14 9 10 2 2 .283 .356 .3158 Byron Nesbitt So 3B 35 89 10 20 2 2 - 4 13 28 2 2 .225 .343 .2921 Darione Adkison Fr OF 28 61 10 10 1 - - 3 3 14 2 2 .164 .239 .18010 Luke Ates Fr 3B/2B 31 59 5 11 1 - - 7 8 12 2 - .186 .290 .20320 Eric Yarbrough Fr OF 26 58 7 7 - - - 5 11 13 3 1 .121 .271 .12126 Joshua Burchell So 1B/RHP 33 48 3 11 5 - - 10 3 11 - - .229 .302 .33324 Oscar Coachman So OF/RHP 26 45 4 12 2 - - 5 - 7 1 - .267 .292 .31130 Brett Gurley Fr 1B/OF/LHP 13 28 2 6 1 - - 2 6 4 - - .214 .389 .25016 Marcus Coachman So 2B 12 19 2 5 - - - 3 2 3 - - .263 .391 .26315 Angel Castillo Fr OF 6 13 3 2 1 - - 0 1 2 1 - .154 .214 .2315 Denzel Martin So OF 10 11 0 2 - - - 1 1 5 - 2 .182 .250 .182

Totals 50 1447 191 355 48 7 2 157 141 256 55 29 .245 .333 .292Opponent 50 1347 233 377 61 5 7 190 146 167 42 22 .280 .363 .348

EXTENDED HITTING# Name Year Pos G HBP SF SH TB XBH HDP GO FO GO/FO PA19 Juan Givan Fr 2B/SS 50 5 - 5 66 8 - 47 30 1.57 1977 Luke Hastings Fr Util/RHP 50 2 2 1 60 9 - 47 41 1.15 1913 Danny Henriquez So C/1B 48 5 2 - 43 2 - 43 30 1.43 17713 Scott Falkinburg Fr OF 48 3 2 2 37 5 - 42 42 1.00 1682 Ernesto Vasquez So SS 42 10 - 5 46 5 - 36 37 0.97 16617 Mason Schoettlin Fr OF 43 10 1 2 35 9 - 27 32 0.84 1608 Byron Nesbitt So 3B 35 3 - 5 26 4 - 16 18 0.89 1106 Zach Crocker Fr C 34 2 1 2 29 3 - 17 30 0.57 10610 Luke Ates Fr 3B/2B 31 1 1 3 12 1 - 19 14 1.36 721 Darione Adkison Fr OF 28 3 - 3 11 1 - 19 15 1.27 7020 Eric Yarbrough Fr OF 26 1 - - 7 0 - 20 13 1.54 7026 Joshua Burchell So 1B/RHP 33 2 - - 16 5 - 16 5 3.20 5324 Oscar Coachman So OF/RHP 26 2 1 4 14 2 - 9 13 0.69 5230 Brett Gurley Fr 1B/OF/LHP 13 2 - - 7 1 - 12 3 4.00 3616 Marcus Coachman So 2B 12 2 - - 5 0 - 7 2 3.50 2315 Angel Castillo Fr OF 6 - - - 3 1 - 4 2 2.00 145 Denzel Martin So OF 10 - - - 2 0 - 3 1 3.00 12

Totals 50 53 10 32 423 57 - 385 330 1.17 1683Opponent 50 38 15 44 469 73 - 151 137 1.10 1590

››› TEAM OFFENSIVE STATS

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TEAM PITCHING & DEFENSIVE STATS ‹‹‹


LAWSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGEPITCHING

# Name Year Pos G GS W L SV CCG IP H R ER BB K K/G HR ERA4 Joey Jones So LHP 16 15 3 8 0 2 83.0 95 54 39 27 46 4.99 1 4.2326 Joshua Burchell So 1B/RHP 16 9 4 5 0 1 61.2 60 45 29 32 35 5.11 3 4.2312 Trey Johns Fr RHP 9 9 3 5 0 2 48.2 48 28 22 11 20 3.70 1 4.0722 Dustin Eubanks Fr RHP 15 6 1 6 0 - 46.2 47 45 33 32 21 4.05 2 6.3613 Scott Falkinburg Fr OF 15 6 2 3 3 - 46.1 49 25 18 21 17 3.30 - 3.5024 Oscar Coachman So OF/RHP 13 3 2 2 0 - 29.1 29 23 12 17 15 4.60 - 3.687 Luke Hastings Fr Util/RHP 15 1 4 2 4 - 24.2 23 16 9 16 11 4.01 - 3.2821 Andrew Peed So RHP 7 0 0 0 0 - 10.1 14 10 3 2 1 .87 - 2.6125 Brian Dominguez Fr RHP 6 1 0 0 0 - 9.2 14 6 6 9 10 9.31 - 5.5911 Kirby Schoettlin Fr RHP 5 0 0 0 0 - 7.0 4 1 - 2 5 6.43 - 0.001 Darione Adkison Fr OF 3 0 0 0 0 - 2.2 2 1 1 1 1 3.38 - 3.3817 Mason Schoettlin Fr OF 1 0 0 0 0 - 1.0 3 1 1 1 1 9.00 - 9.00

Totals 50 50 *20 30 7 5 375.1 395 256 174 172 185 4.44 7 4.17Opponent 50 50 30 20 5 10 351.0 315 173 111 129 236 6.05 1 2.85

FIELDING# Name Year Pos G TC PO A E FPCT DP SBA RCS RCS% PB CI3 Danny Henriquez So C/1B 48 220 194 17 9 .959 - 18 7 280 8 -8 Byron Nesbitt So 3B 35 165 150 10 5 .970 1 - - - - -6 Zach Crocker Fr C 34 148 127 17 4 .973 1 12 12 .500 8 126 Joshua Burchell So 1B/RHP 33 138 118 19 1 .993 1 2 - - - -19 Juan Givan Fr 2B/SS 50 238 98 120 20 .916 9 - - - - -13 Scott Falkinburg Fr OF 48 98 85 11 2 .980 - - - - - -17 Mason Schoettlin Fr OF 43 87 83 2 2 .977 1 - - - - -2 Ernesto Vasquez So SS 42 183 71 97 15 .918 9 - - - - -7 Luke Hastings Fr Util/RHP 50 142 53 71 18 .873 - - - - - -1 Darione Adkison Fr OF 28 37 31 3 3 .919 - - - - - -24 Oscar Coachman So OF/RHP 26 39 31 8 0 1.000 - - - - - -20 Eric Yarbrough Fr OF 26 28 24 1 3 .893 - - - - - -10 Luke Ates Fr 3B/2B 31 60 21 35 4 .933 4 - - - - -4 Joey Jones So LHP 16 29 6 19 4 .862 - - - - - -16 Marcus CoachmanSo 2B 12 14 5 7 2 .857 1 - - - - -5 Denzel Martin So OF 10 4 4 0 0 1.000 - - - - - -15 Angel Castillo Fr OF 6 3 3 0 0 1.000 - - - - - -12 Trey Johns Fr RHP 9 14 3 10 1 .929 - - - - - -25 Brian Dominguez Fr RHP 6 0 0 0 0 - - - - - - -22 Dustin Eubanks Fr RHP 15 11 0 10 1 .909 - - - - - -30 Brett Gurley Fr 1B/OF/LHP 13 0 0 0 0 - - - - - - -21 Andrew Peed So RHP 8 5 0 5 0 1.000 - - - - - -11 Kirby Schoettlin Fr RHP 5 1 0 0 1 .000 - - - - - -

Totals 50 1671 1114 462 95 .943 27 8 2 .200 16 1Opponent 50 1487 949 456 82 .945 35 10 1 .091 12 -

*Win totals include forfeit win vs. CACC


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››› ACCC STANDINGS FROM 2014 - ALL DIVISIONS

2014 North Division Standings DIVISION OVERALLGP Record Win % PF PA GP Record Win % PF PA Last 10 Streak

Shelton State Community College 28 22-6 0.786 142 72 57 34-23 0.596 279 238 5-5 Lost 2Snead State Community College 28 16-11-1 0.589 126 123 57 32-24-1 0.570 282 262 5-4-1 Lost 2Calhoun Community College 28 12-15-1 0.446 111 105 54 23-30-1 0.435 216 222 2-7-1 Lost 2Wallace State Community College-Hanceville 28 12-16 0.429 105 125 54 20-34 0.370 203 269 4-6 Won 1Lawson State Community College 28 7-21 0.250 92 151 50 20-30 0.400 192 252 4-6 Lost 1

2014 Central Division Standings DIVISION OVERALLGP Record Win % PF PA GP Record Win % PF PA Last 10 Streak

Chattahoochee Valley Community College 27 23-4 0.852 192 61 59 48-11 0.814 458 196 8-2 Lost 2Southern Union State Community College 27 18-9 0.667 156 117 56 33-23 0.589 317 243 6-4 Lost 1Central Alabama Community College 28 17-11 0.607 143 104 51 26-25 0.510 213 176 4-6 Lost 1Wallace Community College-Selma 26 8-18 0.308 70 167 53 20-32-1 0.387 203 275 5-5 Lost 1Marion Military Institute 26 1-25 0.038 67 179 48 8-39-1 0.177 145 304 0-10 Lost 12

2014 South Division Standings DIVISION OVERALLGP Record Win % PF PA GP Record Win % PF PA Last 10 Streak

Alabama Southern Community College 30 23-7 0.767 195 126 53 36-16-1 0.689 343 248 7-3 Lost 1Faulkner State Community College 30 22-8 0.733 218 103 54 37-17 0.685 356 218 8-2 Lost 2Jefferson Davis Community College 30 16-14 0.533 213 162 48 24-24 0.500 308 272 5-5 Lost 1Wallace Community College-Dothan 30 16-14 0.533 157 140 50 25-25 0.500 245 241 4-6 Lost 5Lurleen B. Wallace Community College 30 12-18 0.400 153 191 46 22-24 0.478 247 269 4-6 Won 2Enterprise State Community College 30 11-19 0.367 115 217 43 19-24 0.442 167 260 4-6 Lost 2Bishop State Community College 30 5-25 0.167 101 213 47 10-37 0.213 162 311 1-9 Lost 5

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2014 GAME RESULTS ‹‹‹


WINS & LOSSESSaturday, February. 1 vs. Central Alabama Community College @ Andalusia CACC Forfeit

at Lurleen B. Wallace Community College Win 1-0 & Win 3-2 Sunday, February 2 at Lurleen B. Wallace Community College Loss 16-6 Tuesday, February 4 at Marion Military Institute Win 11-4Saturday, February 8 Southwest Mississippi Community College Win 7-4

Southwest Mississippi Community College Loss 4-2 Friday, February 14 Wallace Community College-Dothan Win 3-1

Wallace Community College-Dothan Win 8-3 Saturday, February 15 Motlow State Community College Win 6-3

Motlow State Community College Win 4-3 Saturday, February 22 at Wallace Community College-Selma Win 5-1

at Wallace Community College-Selma Loss 12-4 Friday, February 28 Shelton State Community College * Loss 9-2 Saturday, March 1 at Shelton State Community College * Loss 3-2

at Shelton State Community College * Loss 3-1 Tue., March 4 Coahoma Community College Win 7-4

Coahoma Community College Loss 7-2 Friday, March 7 at Calhoun Community College * Loss 8-4 Saturday, March 8 Calhoun Community College * Loss 10-0

Calhoun Community College * Loss 1-0 Friday, March 14 Wallace Community College-Selma Win 4-3

Wallace Community College-Selma Win 13-3 Sunday, March 16 Southeastern Community College Win 4-2 Tuesday, March 18 at Motlow State Community College Loss 5-2

at Motlow State Community College Loss 9-2 Friday, March 21 Snead State Community College * Loss 5-1 Saturday, March 22 at Snead State Community College * Loss 4-3

at Snead State Community College * Loss 5-2 Friday, March 28 at Wallace State Community College-Hanceville * Loss 7-2 Saturday, March 29 Wallace State Community College-Hanceville * Loss 4-2

Wallace State Community College-Hanceville * Loss 5-2 Thursday, April 3 at Shelton State Community College * Loss 7-2

at Shelton State Community College * Loss 6-1 Saturday, April 5 Shelton State Community College * Loss 4-1

Shelton State Community College * Win 2-1 Thursday, April 10 Calhoun Community College * Win 7-6

Calhoun Community College * Loss 4-3 Saturday, April 12 at Calhoun Community College * Win 8-5

at Calhoun Community College * Loss 9-2 Tuesday, April 15 Jefferson Davis Community College Loss 8-4 Friday, April 18 at East Central Community College Loss 3-2

at East Central Community College Loss 4-0 Thursday, April 24 at Snead State Community College * Win 13-8

at Snead State Community College * Loss 4-1 Saturday, April. 26 Snead State Community College * Win 6-5

Snead State Community College * Loss 8-4 Thursday, May 1 Wallace State Community College-Hanceville * Win 6-2

Wallace State Community College-Hanceville * Loss 7-3 Saturday, May 3 at Wallace State Community College-Hanceville * Win 10-8

at Wallace State Community College-Hanceville * Loss 3-2


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FEBRUARY1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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LBW CC1:00

HOME GAME

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

Wallace-Selma3:00

@Selma, AL

Motlow vs LS 12:00Motlow vs. Sumter 2:30

HOME GAME

USC Sumter12:00 (DH)HOME GAME

East Central CC / MS12:00 (DH)HOME GAME

USC Sumter12:00

HOME GAME

Wallace-Dothan CC2:00 (DH)@Ozark, AL

Wallace-Selma CC12:00 (DH)HOME GAME

JOnES CO. CC/MS2:00 (DH)

@Ellisville, MS

SW MISS CC / MS12:00 (DH)

@Summit, MS

Walter’s State JC/Tn1:00 (DH)

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Central AL CC 2:30LBW CC 5:00

@Andalusia, AL

LBW CC TOUrnEy

LS CC TOUrnEy

MARCH1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

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Jefferson Davis CC1:30

@Brewton, AL


Southern Union CC1:00 (DH)

@Wadley AL

SE IOWA CC / IA2:00

HOME GAME

SE IOWA CC / IA1:00

HOME GAME

SE IOWA CC / IA2:00

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Snead State CC12:00 (DH)HOME GAME

Snead State CC12:00 (DH)

@Boaz, AL

Wallace-Hanceville CC4:00 (DH)

@Hanceville, AL

Wallace-Hanceville CC12:00 (DH)HOME GAME

APRIL1 2 3 4

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Marion MilitaryInst. 12:00 (DH)

@Marion, AL

Marion MilitaryInst. 12:00 (DH)

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Shelton State CC12:00 (DH)HOME GAME

Shelton State CC4:00 (DH)

@Tuscaloosa, AL

Central AL CC3:00 (DH)

@Alexander City, AL

Central AL CC12:00 (DH)HOME GAME

Jefferson Davis CC2:00 (DH)

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Southern Union CC2:30 (DH)

@Wadley, AL

Southern Union CC12:00 (DH)HOME GAME

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Calhoun CC12:00 (DH)HOME GAME

ACCC State TourneyTBA

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@Ozark, AL


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