Elon Baseball Media Guide 2008

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TABLE OF CONTENTS/2008 QUICK FACTS

Table of Contents

Table of Contents 1Quick Facts 1This is Elon 2-3Distinguished Elon Alumni 4Campus Map 5Elon Administration 6Athletics Administration 7-9Athletic Training 10Strength & Conditioning 11Academic Services 12The Legend of the Phoenix 13Phoenix Sports Radio 14Media Information 14The Southern Conference 152008 Photo Roster 162008 Numerical Roster 172008 Preview 18-19Elon Coaching Staff 20-23Meet the Phoenix 24-41SoCon Composite Schedule 422008 Opponent Information 43-44All-Time Series Records 45-46Latham Park 472007 Results 482007 Statistics 492007 Superlatives 50Elon in the SoCon 512007 SoCon Leaders 52Elon Honors 53Year-by-Year Batting Leaders 54Year-by-Year Pitching Leaders 55Elon Record Book 56-61Elon NCAA Division I Records 62-64Elon’s Academic All-Americans 64All-Time Letterwinners 65-66Elon in the Pros 67Top-25 Victories 682008 Schedule Back Cover

2008 Elon Baseball �

TABLE OF CONTENTS/2008 QUICK FACTS

Table of Contents

Table of Contents 1Quick Facts 1This is Elon 2-3Distinguished Elon Alumni 4Campus Map 5Elon Administration 6Athletics Administration 7-9Athletic Training 10Strength & Conditioning 11Academic Services 12The Legend of the Phoenix 13Phoenix Sports Radio 14Media Information 14The Southern Conference 152008 Photo Roster 162008 Numerical Roster 172008 Preview 18-19Elon Coaching Staff 20-23Meet the Phoenix 24-41SoCon Composite Schedule 422008 Opponent Information 43-44All-Time Series Records 45-46Latham Park 472007 Results 482007 Statistics 492007 Superlatives 50Elon in the SoCon 512007 SoCon Leaders 52Elon Honors 53Year-by-Year Batting Leaders 54Year-by-Year Pitching Leaders 55Elon Record Book 56-61Elon NCAA Division I Records 62-64Elon’s Academic All-Americans 64All-Time Letterwinners 65-66Elon in the Pros 67Top-25 Victories 682008 Schedule Back Cover

CreditsThe 2008 Elon University Phoenix baseball media guide was designed and written by Assistant Sports Information Director Chris Rash. Editorial assistance provided by Assis-tant Athletics Director for Sports Information/Media Relations Matt Eviston. Photography provided by Andrew Brickey, Megan Donald, John Flowers, Kyle Phillips, Jerome Sturm, SoCon Photos, WG Sports Photos and others. Cover design by PIP Printing and Document Services; Burlington, N.C. Special thanks to the Rev. Jim Waggoner of Raleigh, N.C., longtime Elon sports historian. His dedication to his alma mater, and in particular, the athlet-ics program, is deeply appreciated. Printing by Multi-Ad, Inc.; Peoria, Ill.

University Information

School: Elon UniversityLocation: Elon, N.C.

Founded: 1889Enrollment: 5,456Nickname: Phoenix

Colors: Maroon & GoldAffiliation: NCAA Division I

Conference: SouthernPresident: Dr. Leo Lambert (SUNY-Geneseo, ‘76)

Director of Athletics: Dave Blank (South Carolina, ‘82)Athletics Department Phone: 336-278-6800

Baseball Information

Home Field (Capacity): Latham Park (2,000)Surface: Natural Grass

Dimensions: LF-317, LC-360, CF-385, RC-380, RF-327First Year of Baseball: 1899

All-Time Record: 1,779-1,272-8 (.583) - 105 seasonsNCAA Division I Postseason Appearances: 2 (2002, 2006)

Head Coach: Mike Kennedy (Elon, ‘91)Elon & Career Record: 351-271-3 (.564) - 11 years

Assistant Coach: Greg Starbuck (Winston-Salem State, ‘91)Assistant Coach: Robbie Huffstetler (Appalachian State, ‘01)

Assistant Coach: Grant Rembert (Elon, ‘05)Baseball Office Phone: 336-278-6741

Baseball Office Fax: 336-278-5630Best Time to Reach: Thru SID

Team Information

2007 Record: 32-29Home Record: 19-13Road Record: 9-15Neutral Record: 4-1

SoCon Record: 15-12SoCon Finish: 3rd

Letterwinners R/L: 15/11Newcomers: 18

Starting Position Players R/L (w/ DH): 4/5Pitchers R/L: 9/5

Sports Information

Sports Information Director: Matt EvistonOffice Phone: 336-278-6711E-Mail: [email protected]

Assistant Sports Information Director (Baseball Contact): Chris RashOffice Phone: 336-278-6712

E-Mail: [email protected] Sports Information Director: Jen Blackwell

Office Phone: 336-278-6634E-Mail: [email protected]

SID Fax: 336-278-6768Press Box Phone: 336-278-6788

Radio: Select games on either 920 AM WPCM (Burlington) or 89.3 FM WSOE (Elon)


Students• Elon’s total enrollment sits at 5,456 with 4,939 undergradate stu-

dents and 517 graduate students• Average student-to-faculty ratio of 14:1

• Average class size of 22• Students represent 46 states, the District of Columbia and 45

foreign nations• Elon offers more than 150 student organizations, including frater-nities, sororities, student media, musical ensembles, honor societ-

ies, spiritual life organizations, club sports and service groups.• Elon received 9,303 applications for 2007-08, with an acceptance

rate of 42 percent• The average SAT score of incoming freshmen is 1220 and the

class boasts an average GPA of 3.9• Elon has a freshman retention rate of 90 percent

Campus• Named the second-most beautiful campus in the

country by the Princeton Review in 2003• Recent additions include the Koury Business Center (opened

2006), The Oaks Residence Halls (2006), Academic Village (2002), Irwin Belk Track (2002), Rhodes Stadium (2001) and Dalton E.

McMichael, Sr. Science Center (1998)• The Carol Grotnes Belk Library houses more than 200,000 vol-

umes and more than 200 computers

Faculty• Elon boasts an excellent faculty of 310 full-time members

• 84 percent of full-time faculty members hold a Ph.D.

Academics• Elon offers 50 major fields of study leading to the bachelor of sci-

ence, bachelor of arts or bachelor of fine arts degree• Elon has four graduate programs in physical therapy, business,

education and law• About 80 percent of Elon students complete an internship or co-

op work experience• Elon operates on a 4-1-4 academic calendar, with the

traditional fall and spring semesters, as well as a three-week January term

• Nearly 73 percent of students will study abroad• 71 percent of Elon students graduate in four years

Rankings• Newsweek-Kaplan named Elon the hottest college in the nation

for student engagement in its 2006 guide• U.S. News & World Report ranks Elon #2 among Southern mas-

ter’s-level universities• The Fiske Guide to Colleges ranks Elon one of 26 “best buy”

private universities

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Faculty• Elon boasts an excellent faculty of 310 full-time members

• 84 percent of full-time faculty members hold a Ph.D.

Academics• Elon offers 50 major fields of study leading to the bachelor of sci-

ence, bachelor of arts or bachelor of fine arts degree• Elon has four graduate programs in physical therapy, business,

education and law• About 80 percent of Elon students complete an internship or co-

op work experience• Elon operates on a 4-1-4 academic calendar, with the

traditional fall and spring semesters, as well as a three-week January term

• Nearly 73 percent of students will study abroad• 71 percent of Elon students graduate in four years

Rankings• Newsweek-Kaplan named Elon the hottest college in the nation

for student engagement in its 2006 guide• U.S. News & World Report ranks Elon #2 among Southern mas-

ter’s-level universities• The Fiske Guide to Colleges ranks Elon one of 26 “best buy”

private universities

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Isabella Cannon, ‘2� – First female mayor of Ra-leigh, N.C.Cannon has spent most of her life involved in lead-ership and public service. In 1977, at the age of 73, she became the first woman elected mayor of Raleigh, N.C., and one of the first female mayors of a state capi-tal city. She had never before run for office and gained coverage in world media including “60 Minutes”, Time

and Newsweek. Working 16-hour days, she developed a comprehensive plan that still guides the growth of the city. At age 96, she remained in-credibly active and involved with the college and her community. In 2000, she delivered Elon’s commencement address and two days later appeared live with Bryant Gumbel on the CBS Early Show. (Deceased)

Kenneth Utt, ‘�2 – Academy Award-winning producerUtt was known as one of Hollywood’s most successful producers. He won an Academy Award for “Silence of the Lambs” and also produced “Mid-night Cowboy”, “Philadelphia” and “The French Connection.” Among the actors who recently paid tribute to Utt in a documentary were Jodie Foster, Tom Hanks and Anthony Hopkins. (Deceased)

Marjorie Hunter, ‘�2 – New York Times reporterHunter was one of the nation’s pioneering female journalists. She joined the Washington Bureau of the New York Times in 1961, breaking through the male-only barrier that existed at that time. She covered the White House and Congress from the Kennedy administration to the Reagan ad-ministration, gaining a reputation for her excellent journalistic instincts, integrity and strong writing style. She also chronicled some of the most tumultuous times in Washington, including the swearing in of Gerald Ford as president following the resignation of Richard Nixon. (Deceased)

Jack McKeon, ‘6� – Distinguished career in Major League BaseballMcKeon served as manager of Major League Base-ball’s 2003 World Champion Florida Marlins and was named National League Manager of the Year in 1999 and 2003 by the Baseball Writers Association of Amer-ica. He spent 50 years in baseball and built a reputa-tion as one of baseball’s finest managers, leading the

Marlins, Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals, Oakland Athletics and San Diego Padres. In 2003, he was called out of retirement to manage the Marlins, becoming the third-oldest Major League Baseball manager in history. McKeon was inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame in 2007.

Donna Oliver, ‘72 – National Teacher of the YearOliver has built a reputation as one of our nation’s finest educators. She was named the 1984 North Carolina State Teacher of the Year and the 1987 National Teacher of the Year for her work as a biology teacher at Cummings High School in Burlington, N.C. The award, which is spon-sored by the Council of Chief State School Officers and Scholastic Inc., is considered the nation’s oldest and most prestigious teaching honor. Oli-ver is currently vice president for academic affairs at Bennett College in Greensboro, N.C.

Joe West, ‘7� – Major League Baseball UmpireWest worked his first Major League Basebal game on September 13, 1976 at age 23 and became full-time in 1978. He has worked two All- Star Games (1987, 2005), three Division Series (1995, 2002, 2005), seven League Championship Series (1981, 1986, 1988, 1993, 1996, 2003, 2004) and three World Series (1992, 1997, 2005). West was named MVP of the Elon football team in 1973 after leading his squad to a No. 2 national ranking in the NAIA. He was inducted into the Elon College Sports Hall of Fame in 1986. As a musician, West has performed with Mickey Gilley, Johnny Lee, T.G. Sheppard, Box Car Willie, Ray and Ron Herndon, Marty Martel, Bobby Mackey, Jimmie C. Newman, The Statesiders (Mel Tillis’

band), The Jones Boys (George Jones’ band), Randy Corner, Jason Scheff, “Skunk” Baxter, Les Dudek, Rick Serette, Bonnie Owens and Merle Hag-gard. He has sang at the Grand Ole Opry with the “Hee Haw Band,” including a solo from the legendary harmonica player Charlie McCoy.

Deborah Yow, ‘7� – University of Maryland Athletics DirectorYow was named director of athletics at the University of Maryland in 1994, becoming the first female athlet-ics director of the Atlantic Coast Conference as well as one of the most respected figures in college athletics. In 2004, she was named one of the 20 most influential people in college athletics by the Sports Business Jour-

nal. She has served as president of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, leading 6,100 members who represent 1,600 col-leges in the United States and Canada. She has also served on the NCAA Management Council and the NCAA Division I budget committee. Dur-ing her tenure, the Terrapins have won nine NCAA national champion-ships, including the school’s first men’s basketball title during the 2001-02 season. Yow has also emphasized academic success, committing new resources to academic support services for student-athletes. Maryland’s graduation rate for student-athletes is 85 percent under Yow’s direction.

Kerrii Anderson, ‘79 – CEO and President of Wendy’s International, Inc.Anderson was named CEO and president of Wendy’s in 2006. She joined the company in September 2000 as executive vice president and chief financial officer, and was appointed to the company’s board of direc-tors in November 2000. She has managed key areas of the corporation, including strategic planning, human

resources, supply chain, information technology and Wendy’s bakery.

Jo Craven, ‘85 – Pulitzer Prize winnerCraven was recognized with the 1999 Pulitzer Prize Gold Award for pub-lic service for her work on an investigative series that appeared in The Washington Post. The five-part series, “Deadly Force,” which was the re-sult of nearly a year’s work by a team of 15 reporters, computer analysts, graphic artists and editors, examined the unusually high rate of police shootings in the District of Columbia.

Wes Durham, ‘88 – Georgia Tech/Atlanta Falcons Radio BroadcasterDurham has been the play-by-play “Voice of the the Yellow Jackets” in men’s basketball and football for more than a decade. He is a four-time recipient of the Georgia Sportscaster of the Year award. Durham also serves as the play-by-play voice for the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons

Casey Beathard, ‘90 – Country music composer/writerBeathard was chosen as BMI’s Country Songwriter of the Year in 2004 and has collaborated on hits such as “Stars and Stripes Forever” (Aaron Tippin), “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems” (Kenny Chesney) and “Walk a Little Straighter” (Billy Currington).

Rich Blomquist, ‘00 - Emmy Award winnerBlomquist is a staff writer for “The Daily Show” where he has won four Emmy awards (2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006). He has also contributed ma-terial to “Saturday Night Live”.

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Leo M. Lambert became Elon’s eighth president on January 1, 1999. His tenure has been marked by the successful completion of a $46.7 million capital campaign, the open-ing of Belk Library, the construction of Rhodes Stadium and the transition to university status. He has provided leadership for the conception of the NewCentury@Elon strategic plan, which guides Elon’s efforts to become one of the nation’s premier small, selective, undergraduate universities.

Chair of the executive committee of North Carolina Campus Compact, a coalition of college and university presidents committed to the civic purposes of higher education, Lambert also heads the president’s council of Project Pericles, an initiative to promote socially responsible citizenship among college and university students. He has written extensively about post-secondary education and has spearheaded several national projects aimed at improving college and university teaching, including the Future Professoriate Project, which he founded at Syracuse University. Lambert has been a member of the boards of the American Council on Education and the American Association for Higher Education. In 1998, Changemagazine named him one of the nation’s outstanding young leaders in higher education. Lambert graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in English from the State University of New York at Geneseo. He earned a master’s degree in education at the University of Vermont in Burlington and a doctorate in edu-cation from Syracuse University. He and his wife, Laurie, both natives of Scotia, New York, have two daughters, Callie and Mollie.

DR. LEO M. LAMBERTElon University

President

Dr. Gerald (Gerry) Francis is provost and vice president for academic affairs at Elon University. As provost, he is second in command, responsible for the academic program, admissions and student life. Francis received his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Appalachian State Uni-versity, where he was a member of the basketball team. He earned a Ph.D. degree in mathematics at Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Virginia Tech).

Francis came to Elon in 1974 as a professor in the department of mathematics. During his tenure, he received the Daniels-Danieley Award as Elon’s most outstanding teacher. In 1983, he joined the administrative ranks as dean of academicaffairs, and was later named vice president before assuming his current position in 1994. During his years at Elon, the institution has doubled in size, increased quality among faculty and students and made substantial facilities improvements. Francis is married to Burlington native Laine Neese Francis. His daughter Kristen and her husband James Mc-Carthy are both Elon alums and have one child,Jay, and reside in Elon.

DR. GERRY FRANCISElon University

Provost

Dave Blank enters his second year as the Elon University Director of Athletics for the 2007-08 campaign, following a year of notable improvement for the Phoenix in ath-letic success, academic progress, marketing and fundraising. Blank also engineered staff expansion in the Department of Athletics – including a restructuring of the Phoenix Club – and set a plan in motion for future facility improvements.

Under Blank’s direction, 10 of Elon’s 16 teams fashioned better winning percentages and higher Southern Conference finishes last year than in the previous campaign.

Last year also saw the Phoenix forge the school’s best SoCon finishes in football, women’s cross country and women’s tennis, record the program’s first winning men’s soccer season at the Division I level and post SoCon regular season and tournament championships in men’s tennis, claiming 14 consecutive victories before falling to Clemson in NCAA postseason action.

Blank became the Elon Director of Athletics in 2006, arriving on the scene just in time to witness the Phoenix capture the SoCon men’s basketball North Division crown, a SoCon men’s tennis regular season co-championship and the outright SoCon baseball regular season title. Prior to coming to Elon, Blank spent six years as the Director of Athletics at Drake University.

At Drake, Blank directed an 18-sport NCAA Division I athletics program that competes in the Missouri Valley Conference. He was responsible for the creation of a comprehensive academic assistance program and a new Life Skills program for student-athletes, encouraging participation in community activities and career development. During his tenure, Drake student-athletes consistently posted a combined grade-point average of 3.0 or above.

Blank oversaw the addition of the women’s crew, women’s golf and women’s soccer programs at Drake. Facility enhancements were a priority during his tenure at Drake, including upgrades in the softball complex, renovation of the strength and conditioning facilities and new locker rooms for several sports. Under Blank’s guidance, Drake completed a $17 million renovation of Drake Stadium, which hosts football, soccer, track and field events as well as the nationally known Drake Relays.

He restructured the Bulldog Club, which provides financial support for Drake athletics, resulting in a 90-percent increase in gifts. He also enhanced the marketing of Drake athletics to generate additional exposure and corporate donations.

Blank served as chairman of the Missouri Valley Conference Championship Committee and was a member of the NCAA I-AA Governance Committee and Football Issues Committee. He received Gen. Robert R. Neyland Outstand-ing Athletics Director accolades from the All-American Football Foundation in 2005.

Before moving to Drake in 2000, Blank worked at Coastal Carolina University where he served as Assistant/Asso-ciate Director of Athletics for three years (1996-99) and Director of Athletics for one year (1999-2000). Blank directed the CINO Club, increasing fiscal contributions to Coastal Carolina athletics by more than 200 percent. He spearheaded efforts to raise more than $4 million to establish an intercollegiate football program at the university, which began play in 2003.

Before moving into athletics administration, Blank spent eight seasons (1988-1996) as head men’s basketball coach at Lock Haven University. Blank’s teams won 119 games during his tenure, making him the winningest head men’s basketball coach in Lock Haven history. He was named Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 1989 and 1996.

Blank began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at the University of South Carolina for three seasons (1982-85). He then served Wofford College for a year (1985-86) as Assis-tant Director of Athletics and assistant basketball coach before working a two-season stint (1986-88) as an assistant basketball coach at Lock Haven.

A native of Frostburg, Md., Blank attended Duke Univer-sity for two years (1978-1980) before graduating from South Carolina in 1982 with a bachelor of science degree in business administration (finance). He earned a master of science degree in business administration from South Carolina in 1986.

Blank and his wife, Leslie, are the proud parents of four children – Dexter, Samantha, Dustin and Davis.

DAVE BLANKElon University

Director of Athletics

ELON ADMINSTRATION ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION


Dave Blank enters his second year as the Elon University Director of Athletics for the 2007-08 campaign, following a year of notable improvement for the Phoenix in ath-letic success, academic progress, marketing and fundraising. Blank also engineered staff expansion in the Department of Athletics – including a restructuring of the Phoenix Club – and set a plan in motion for future facility improvements.

Under Blank’s direction, 10 of Elon’s 16 teams fashioned better winning percentages and higher Southern Conference finishes last year than in the previous campaign.

Last year also saw the Phoenix forge the school’s best SoCon finishes in football, women’s cross country and women’s tennis, record the program’s first winning men’s soccer season at the Division I level and post SoCon regular season and tournament championships in men’s tennis, claiming 14 consecutive victories before falling to Clemson in NCAA postseason action.

Blank became the Elon Director of Athletics in 2006, arriving on the scene just in time to witness the Phoenix capture the SoCon men’s basketball North Division crown, a SoCon men’s tennis regular season co-championship and the outright SoCon baseball regular season title. Prior to coming to Elon, Blank spent six years as the Director of Athletics at Drake University.

At Drake, Blank directed an 18-sport NCAA Division I athletics program that competes in the Missouri Valley Conference. He was responsible for the creation of a comprehensive academic assistance program and a new Life Skills program for student-athletes, encouraging participation in community activities and career development. During his tenure, Drake student-athletes consistently posted a combined grade-point average of 3.0 or above.

Blank oversaw the addition of the women’s crew, women’s golf and women’s soccer programs at Drake. Facility enhancements were a priority during his tenure at Drake, including upgrades in the softball complex, renovation of the strength and conditioning facilities and new locker rooms for several sports. Under Blank’s guidance, Drake completed a $17 million renovation of Drake Stadium, which hosts football, soccer, track and field events as well as the nationally known Drake Relays.

He restructured the Bulldog Club, which provides financial support for Drake athletics, resulting in a 90-percent increase in gifts. He also enhanced the marketing of Drake athletics to generate additional exposure and corporate donations.

Blank served as chairman of the Missouri Valley Conference Championship Committee and was a member of the NCAA I-AA Governance Committee and Football Issues Committee. He received Gen. Robert R. Neyland Outstand-ing Athletics Director accolades from the All-American Football Foundation in 2005.

Before moving to Drake in 2000, Blank worked at Coastal Carolina University where he served as Assistant/Asso-ciate Director of Athletics for three years (1996-99) and Director of Athletics for one year (1999-2000). Blank directed the CINO Club, increasing fiscal contributions to Coastal Carolina athletics by more than 200 percent. He spearheaded efforts to raise more than $4 million to establish an intercollegiate football program at the university, which began play in 2003.

Before moving into athletics administration, Blank spent eight seasons (1988-1996) as head men’s basketball coach at Lock Haven University. Blank’s teams won 119 games during his tenure, making him the winningest head men’s basketball coach in Lock Haven history. He was named Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 1989 and 1996.

Blank began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at the University of South Carolina for three seasons (1982-85). He then served Wofford College for a year (1985-86) as Assis-tant Director of Athletics and assistant basketball coach before working a two-season stint (1986-88) as an assistant basketball coach at Lock Haven.

A native of Frostburg, Md., Blank attended Duke Univer-sity for two years (1978-1980) before graduating from South Carolina in 1982 with a bachelor of science degree in business administration (finance). He earned a master of science degree in business administration from South Carolina in 1986.

Blank and his wife, Leslie, are the proud parents of four children – Dexter, Samantha, Dustin and Davis.

DAVE BLANKElon University

Director of Athletics

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Clay Hassard, now in his 23rd year on the Elon staff, and fifth as the school’s senior as-sociate director of athletics, monitors Elon’s compliance with NCAA regulations and works closely with the institution’s admissions, financial aid and housing offices.

He directly responsible for overseeing several sports programs, and is the department’s primary liaison with other various offices.

A 1984 Elon graduate, Hassard was an All-SAC and Academic All-American offensive lineman. He spent five seasons on the Elon football staff as an assistant coach while earning

his MBA degree, which he received in 1988. He became part of the department’s administrative staff as an assistant director of athletics in 1990, and was promoted to associate director of athletics in 1995.

Hassard and his wife, Elizabeth, are the parents of two daughters, Allison and Claire.

CLAY HASSARDElon University

Sr. Associate AD for Compliance/Campus Relations

Faith Shearer came to Elon after serving Johns Hopkins University three years (July 1999-June 2002) as its senior associate director of athletics and recreation and senior woman administrator. She has also worked two years (December 1995-July 1997) as the assistant director of athletics athletics and senior woman administrator at North Carolina Central University and two years (July 1997-July 1999) as the assistant director of athlet-ics for internal affairs at Morgan State University.

The 1994 Smith College graduate holds a B.A. degree in economics. Shearer was a four-year member of the Smith volleyball team, captaining her senior year squad. She went on to earn an M.S. degree in organizational development and human resources at Johns Hopkins in 2001.

FAITH SHEARERElon University

Associate AD and Senior Woman Administrator

Kyle Wills was promoted to senior associate director of athletics in June 2005, marking another milestone during his 27-year career on the staff. Wills oversees duties related to the department’s overall budget, including purchasing, team travel and recruiting expenses for all sports. He also has expanded responsibilities for management of the Koury Center, and daily supervision of office staff. Wills has the duties of overseeing the areas of marketing, ticket operations and sports information.

Wills’ association with Elon began in the early ‘70’s, when his father worked as head trainer and assistant director of athletics under Red Wilson. He graduated from Elon in 1981, and was immediately hired as supervisor of athletic facilities at the school. He was promoted to athletics business manager in 1987, and was then named assistant director of athletics in 1995.

Wills and his wife, Linda, are parents of a daughter, Lindsey.

KYLE WILLSElon University

Sr. Associate AD for Business/Operations

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Clay Hassard, now in his 23rd year on the Elon staff, and fifth as the school’s senior as-sociate director of athletics, monitors Elon’s compliance with NCAA regulations and works closely with the institution’s admissions, financial aid and housing offices.

He directly responsible for overseeing several sports programs, and is the department’s primary liaison with other various offices.

A 1984 Elon graduate, Hassard was an All-SAC and Academic All-American offensive lineman. He spent five seasons on the Elon football staff as an assistant coach while earning

his MBA degree, which he received in 1988. He became part of the department’s administrative staff as an assistant director of athletics in 1990, and was promoted to associate director of athletics in 1995.

Hassard and his wife, Elizabeth, are the parents of two daughters, Allison and Claire.

CLAY HASSARDElon University

Sr. Associate AD for Compliance/Campus Relations

Faith Shearer came to Elon after serving Johns Hopkins University three years (July 1999-June 2002) as its senior associate director of athletics and recreation and senior woman administrator. She has also worked two years (December 1995-July 1997) as the assistant director of athletics athletics and senior woman administrator at North Carolina Central University and two years (July 1997-July 1999) as the assistant director of athlet-ics for internal affairs at Morgan State University.

The 1994 Smith College graduate holds a B.A. degree in economics. Shearer was a four-year member of the Smith volleyball team, captaining her senior year squad. She went on to earn an M.S. degree in organizational development and human resources at Johns Hopkins in 2001.

FAITH SHEARERElon University

Associate AD and Senior Woman Administrator

Kyle Wills was promoted to senior associate director of athletics in June 2005, marking another milestone during his 27-year career on the staff. Wills oversees duties related to the department’s overall budget, including purchasing, team travel and recruiting expenses for all sports. He also has expanded responsibilities for management of the Koury Center, and daily supervision of office staff. Wills has the duties of overseeing the areas of marketing, ticket operations and sports information.

Wills’ association with Elon began in the early ‘70’s, when his father worked as head trainer and assistant director of athletics under Red Wilson. He graduated from Elon in 1981, and was immediately hired as supervisor of athletic facilities at the school. He was promoted to athletics business manager in 1987, and was then named assistant director of athletics in 1995.

Wills and his wife, Linda, are parents of a daughter, Lindsey.

KYLE WILLSElon University

Sr. Associate AD for Business/Operations

Ashley ThiererAcademic Coordinator for

Athletics

Sarah ThomasAssistant Director of the

Phoenix Club

TBATicket Manager

Brian TracyDirector of the Phoenix Club

Jabari BodrickAcademic Coordinator for

Athletics

Cayce CrenshawDirector of Academic Support

for Athletics

Megan DonaldAssistant Director of Marketing

for Web Operations

Jim CrossIntern for Athletic Equipment

and Facilities

Trip DurhamAssociate AD for Marketing

Stephanie HicksAthletics Program Assistant

Scott JeanManager of Athletic Equipment

and Facilities

Vicki HightowerFaculty Athletics Representative

Lucas KrautGeneral Manager Phoenix

Sports Properties

Lisa LayneAthletics Program Assistant

Trey StewartDirector of Development for

Athletics

Linda SomersAthletics Program Assistant

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Eric StorsvedDirector of Athletic Training Services

Marty BakerAssociate Athletic

Trainer

Andi BenderAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Josh GerusoAssistant Athletic

Trainer

A.J. LukjanczukAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Jodi McConnellAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Elon’s athletic training staff is responsible for overseeing the health, medical care, treatment and rehabilitation of the more than 350 Phoenix student-athletes. Jodi Mc-Connell is directly responsible for the health care needs of the Elon baseball team this season.

Dr. Kenneth P. BarnesSports Medicine Fellow

Edouard F. ArmourOrthopedic Consultant

STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGATHLETIC TRAINING

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Elon baseball places an emphasis on the physical development of their players. Under the direction of head strength and conditioning coach Aar-on Walker, the squad benefits from innovative instruction and state-of-the-art facilities.

Walker, in his third year at Elon, heads up Elon’s strength and conditioning program. Previously, he served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of North Carolina. Walker graaduated from East Carolina University in May of 2002 with a bachelor of science degree in communications. He was a three-year starter for the Pirate football squad, starting in 36 consecutive contests, including three bowl appearances.

Assisting Walker is Megan McCollum who is in her fourth year with the Phoenix. McCollum came to Elon after serving an internship at Wake Forest University where she helped implement strength and conditioning programs. She obtained her master’s degree in sports physiology from Texas A&M University in August 2004.

The Phoenix uses various strength and conditioning techniques to prepare for the highest level of competition. During the preseason, the team im-proves its bodies through a combination of weight training, track work-outs, pilates and agilities.

Aaron WalkerHead Strength &

Conditioning Coach

Megan McCollumAssistant Strength & Conditioning Coach

STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGATHLETIC TRAINING


Academic Enhancement Program (AEP)All freshmen and select upperclassmen participate in the Aca-demic Enhancement Program. All student-athletes in AEP meet with their assigned academic coordinator each week to discuss academic progress and concerns. In addition to week-ly meetings, student-athletes in AEP are required to complete monitored study hours. To accommodate class and practice schedules, both daytime and nighttime options are available to complete monitored study hours.

Registration ServicesAll student-athletes are assigned an academic advisor through the academic advising office. The academic advisor serves as the primary contact for preregistration and graduation require-ments and student-athletes meet with their academic advisor prior to the beginning of registration to determine schedul-ing needs. Student-athletes also meet with the academic co-ordinator for their sport to balance their academic schedule with athletic demands, such as in-season versus out-of-season scheduling.

Life SkillsIn addition to the academic support provided by Elon Athlet-ics, programs are also in place to promote and enhance the student-athlete experience. Programs and speakers address topics such as freshman transition issues, health and wellness, and career/graduate school preparation. The Student-Athlete Advisory Council is an organization for student-athletes, run by student-athletes, to provide an opportunity to serve the ath-letic, Elon and greater Burlington communities.

Academic SuccessOf the more than 400 student-athletes, athletic training stu-dents, cheerleaders and dance team members at Elon last spring, 206 made the Athletics Director’s Honor Roll, which recognizes those students with a semester GPA of 3.0 or bet-ter. In addition, 99 athletes achieved either the President’s List or the Dean’s List honors last spring.

The Elon University Athletic Department is proactive in ensuring the academic success of all student-athletes from their re-cruiting visit through graduation, including the integral components of academic support for athletics, academic enhancement program, communication with coaches, registration services, travel notices, recruiting visits, laptops and life skills.

THE LEGEND OF THE PHOENIXACADEMIC SERVICES


Throughout history there is told the legend of the rare and remarkable Phoenix, a crimson and gold bird that lived 500 years. It was sleek, swift and strong — the most marvelous bird ever created by human imagination. At the end of its life, with death approaching, it built a nest in an oak tree and was consumed in flames ig-nited by the sun. From the ashes emerged the next Phoenix — reborn and renewed, with strength forged in fire.

Fire, too, has shaped the history of Elon Uni-versity. The disastrous fire of 1923 all but de-stroyed Elon. Gone were Main Building, col-lege records, classrooms, the library and the chapel. But within days of the fire, Elon trustees set in motion the plan for Elon to rise from the ashes, stronger than ever.

The Phoenix is a powerful leader and an emblem of immortality. It is a perfect symbol for a school that is constantly renewing and rec-reating itself.

The Elon motto, Numen Lumen, embraces intellectual and spiritual light. And so too, throughout history, the Phoenix has served as a symbol of light and knowledge.

The Phoenix is timeless and unique. It perfectly describes an athlet-ics program and an institution that are rising to new levels of excel-lence.

There is only one Phoenix. There is only one Elon. Catch the Fire!

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The Southern Conference, which entered its 87th season of intercollegiate competition in 2007, has become known as one of the nation’s leaders in emphasizing the development of the student-athlete and defining the league’s role in helping to build lifelong leaders and role models.

The Conference currently consists of 11 members in four states throughout the Southeast and sponsors 19 varsity sports and championships that produce participants for NCAA Division I Championships.

The Southern Conference is the nation’s fifth-oldest NCAA Division I collegiate athletic association. Only the Big Ten (1896), the Missouri Valley (1907), the Pacific 10 (1915) and the South-western Athletic (1920) conferences are older in terms of origination.

Throughout its history, the Southern Confer-ence has been an innovator in college athletics. The Southern Conference was the first “super con-ference” with its charter membership including the likes of Alabama, Auburn, and North Carolina. The SoCon, as it has come to be known by head-line writers throughout the country, is the league that gave birth to the three-point shot in college basketball and was the college home of such sport-ing greats as Arnold Palmer, Jerry West and Char-lie “Choo Choo” Justice.

Academic excellence has been a major part of the Southern Conference’s tradition. League ath-letes have been recognized countless times on Co-SIDA Academic All-America and district teams. A total of 19 Rhodes-Scholarship winners have been selected from the conference.

In baseball, Wake Forest advanced to the championship game of the NCAA College World Series in 1949. Demon Deacon second baseman Charles Teague was named the CWS Most Valu-able Player. The Citadel made history in 1990 by becoming the first military school to make an ap-pearance at the College World Series. The Bull-dogs were joined that season at the CWS by cur-rent conference member Georgia Southern.

One of the Southern Conference’s more fa-mous baseball alums is Duke’s Dick Groat. The Blue Devil shortstop, who was also a basketball standout, was the conference’s Athlete of the Year in 1951 and 1952. He went on to a 14-year career in the major leagues. In 1960, he was named the National League MVP after he led the league in batting with a .325 average for the World Cham-pion Pittsburgh Pirates.

Among Southern Conference alums to grace Major League Baseball fields have been Atlee

Hammaker (East Tennessee State), Jeff Montgom-ery (Marshall) and Mike Ramsey (Appalachian State). Other SoCon players to go on to a career in the major leagues include Angels third baseman Dallas McPherson (The Citadel), pitchers Britt Reames (The Citadel) and Ryan Glynn (VMI) who both pitched with Oakland in 2005 and Furman’s Tom Mastny, a pitcher with the Cleveland Indians (2007).

The Southern Conference has also been a

breeding ground for some of college athletics’ most recognized coaches and administrators.

Legendary basketball coaches Adolph Rupp of Kentucky and Everett Case of North Carolina State both worked the sidelines in the Southern Conference. Rupp guided the Wildcats to a 30-5 mark during the 1931 and 1932 seasons. Yet, for all his coaching accomplishments, Rupp never led Kentucky to a Southern Conference tournament championship. Case mentored the Wolfpack to six consecutive Southern Conference Tournament championships from 1947 through 1952.

Lefty Driesell coached Davidson to three Southern Conference Tournament championships in 1966, 1968 and 1969. Driesell also won the league’s Coach of the Year award four straight times from 1963 through 1966. Former Georgia Tech coach Bobby Cremins earned league Coach of the Year honors three times in the late ’70s and early ’80s while at Appalachian State and is in his first season as head coach at the College of Charleston.

Terry Holland saw his basketball coaching career take off at Davidson when he returned to his alma mater in 1970. Holland was honored as the Southern Conference Coach of the Year for three consecutive seasons from 1970-72 and led the Wildcats to the conference tournament title and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament in 1970. J. Dallas Shirley, a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, spent 21 years as the assistant to the com-missioner and supervisor of officials in the South-ern Conference. He also served as president of the International Association Basketball Officials and the United States Olympic Basketball Committee.

Even the legendary Paul “Bear” Bryant got his coaching start in the Southern Conference as he guided the Maryland Terrapins in 1945. A legendary Southern Conference football coach is the late Frank Howard of Clemson, who guided the Tigers as a league member from 1940-52. The incomparable Howard won 69 Southern Confer-ence games which still ranks tied for fourth on the league’s all-time coaching victories list.

PHOENIx SPORTS RADIO

Fans can tune in to 920 AM WPCM to catch 14 Phoenix baseball games this season. Dial in 15 minutes prior to the first pitch to catch the pregame show and then stay tuned to the play-by-play call of Byron Tucker. Catch each slide, homer and steal on Phoenix Sports Radio

during the 2008 season!

WPCM will carry the following games during the 2008 Phoenix baseball season:Apr. 2 at North Carolina State - Air time of 6:15 p.m.

Apr. 4 vs. Georgia Southern - 6:45 p.m.Apr. 5 vs. Georgia Southern - 6:45 p.m.Apr. 6 vs. Georgia Southern - 1:15 p.m.

Apr. 9 vs. East Carolina - 6:45 p.m.Apr. 11 vs. Western Carolina - 6:45 p.m.Apr. 12 vs. Western Carolina - 6:45 p.m.Apr. 13 vs. Western Carolina - 1:15 p.m.Apr. 16 vs. Coastal Carolina - 3:45 p.m.

Apr. 22 vs. Wake Forest - 6:45 p.m.Apr. 30 vs. Appalachian State - 6:45 p.m.

May 1 vs. Appalachian State (DH) - 2:45 p.m.May 3 vs. Campbell - 6:45 p.m.

MEDIA INFORMATIONTo the Media:

It is our hope that you will find this publication useful while covering the Elon University baseball team during the 2008 campaign. Every effort has been made to include timely and pertinent information for your use.

If you should require further information which is not contained in the book, please call the Elon Sports Information Office at 336-278-6712. Our primary goal is to serve your needs in an efficient and friendly manner.

Thank you for your coverage of Elon University baseball this season! We look forward to working with and serving you.

Chris Rash, Assistant Sports Information Director

Radio Broadcasts: A phone line will be made available at Latham Park for an official radio broadcast for opponents.

Credentials:Working credentials for all Elon University home games should be requested in writing or in a phone call to the sports information

office at least 24 hours prior to the contest. Spouses, dates and non-workers will not be granted credentials.

Interviews:All player and coach interviews must be coordinated through the sports information office, and all requests must be received at least

one day in advance. Depending upon schedules and other time considerations, interviews will be scheduled before or after practice ses-sions. Player phone numbers will not be released to media members.

Matt EvistonAsst. AD Media Relations

Chris RashAsst. SID – BB

Jen BlackwellAsst. SID

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The Southern Conference, which entered its 87th season of intercollegiate competition in 2007, has become known as one of the nation’s leaders in emphasizing the development of the student-athlete and defining the league’s role in helping to build lifelong leaders and role models.

The Conference currently consists of 11 members in four states throughout the Southeast and sponsors 19 varsity sports and championships that produce participants for NCAA Division I Championships.

The Southern Conference is the nation’s fifth-oldest NCAA Division I collegiate athletic association. Only the Big Ten (1896), the Missouri Valley (1907), the Pacific 10 (1915) and the South-western Athletic (1920) conferences are older in terms of origination.

Throughout its history, the Southern Confer-ence has been an innovator in college athletics. The Southern Conference was the first “super con-ference” with its charter membership including the likes of Alabama, Auburn, and North Carolina. The SoCon, as it has come to be known by head-line writers throughout the country, is the league that gave birth to the three-point shot in college basketball and was the college home of such sport-ing greats as Arnold Palmer, Jerry West and Char-lie “Choo Choo” Justice.

Academic excellence has been a major part of the Southern Conference’s tradition. League ath-letes have been recognized countless times on Co-SIDA Academic All-America and district teams. A total of 19 Rhodes-Scholarship winners have been selected from the conference.

In baseball, Wake Forest advanced to the championship game of the NCAA College World Series in 1949. Demon Deacon second baseman Charles Teague was named the CWS Most Valu-able Player. The Citadel made history in 1990 by becoming the first military school to make an ap-pearance at the College World Series. The Bull-dogs were joined that season at the CWS by cur-rent conference member Georgia Southern.

One of the Southern Conference’s more fa-mous baseball alums is Duke’s Dick Groat. The Blue Devil shortstop, who was also a basketball standout, was the conference’s Athlete of the Year in 1951 and 1952. He went on to a 14-year career in the major leagues. In 1960, he was named the National League MVP after he led the league in batting with a .325 average for the World Cham-pion Pittsburgh Pirates.

Among Southern Conference alums to grace Major League Baseball fields have been Atlee

Hammaker (East Tennessee State), Jeff Montgom-ery (Marshall) and Mike Ramsey (Appalachian State). Other SoCon players to go on to a career in the major leagues include Angels third baseman Dallas McPherson (The Citadel), pitchers Britt Reames (The Citadel) and Ryan Glynn (VMI) who both pitched with Oakland in 2005 and Furman’s Tom Mastny, a pitcher with the Cleveland Indians (2007).

The Southern Conference has also been a

breeding ground for some of college athletics’ most recognized coaches and administrators.

Legendary basketball coaches Adolph Rupp of Kentucky and Everett Case of North Carolina State both worked the sidelines in the Southern Conference. Rupp guided the Wildcats to a 30-5 mark during the 1931 and 1932 seasons. Yet, for all his coaching accomplishments, Rupp never led Kentucky to a Southern Conference tournament championship. Case mentored the Wolfpack to six consecutive Southern Conference Tournament championships from 1947 through 1952.

Lefty Driesell coached Davidson to three Southern Conference Tournament championships in 1966, 1968 and 1969. Driesell also won the league’s Coach of the Year award four straight times from 1963 through 1966. Former Georgia Tech coach Bobby Cremins earned league Coach of the Year honors three times in the late ’70s and early ’80s while at Appalachian State and is in his first season as head coach at the College of Charleston.

Terry Holland saw his basketball coaching career take off at Davidson when he returned to his alma mater in 1970. Holland was honored as the Southern Conference Coach of the Year for three consecutive seasons from 1970-72 and led the Wildcats to the conference tournament title and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament in 1970. J. Dallas Shirley, a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, spent 21 years as the assistant to the com-missioner and supervisor of officials in the South-ern Conference. He also served as president of the International Association Basketball Officials and the United States Olympic Basketball Committee.

Even the legendary Paul “Bear” Bryant got his coaching start in the Southern Conference as he guided the Maryland Terrapins in 1945. A legendary Southern Conference football coach is the late Frank Howard of Clemson, who guided the Tigers as a league member from 1940-52. The incomparable Howard won 69 Southern Confer-ence games which still ranks tied for fourth on the league’s all-time coaching victories list.

Southern Conference Staff

Commissioner: John Iamarino

(left)

Sr. Associate Commissioner: Geoff Cabe

Assoc. Commissioner/Internal Affairs: Sue Arakas

Assoc. Commissioner/Compliance: Doug King

Asst. Commmissioner/Public Relations: Mike Ballweg

Director of Multimedia: Mandi Copeland

Director of Championships: Brandon Neff

Director of Marketing: Mike Mitchell

Asst. to the Commissioner: Laura Hayes

Asst. Director of Media Relations: Jonathan Caskey

Media Relations Asst.: Curt Cassell

Address:702 N. Pine Street

Spartanburg, S.C. 29303

Phone:864-591-5100

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#2 Cory HarrilchakJr. • OF/P

#3 Donny JobeSr. • INF

#4 Bennett DavisJr. • INF

#5 Chris LopezJr. • OF/INF

#7 Chase AustinSo. • INF

#8 Matt HillSr. • INF

#9 Pat IrvineJr. • OF/C

#10 Mike MelilloSo. • C

#11 Matt HinsonSo. • OF

#13 Jimmy ReyesFr. • P

#14 Harry AustinRFr. • OF

#15 Neal PritchardFr. • INF

#16 Will RomanowiczJr. • P

#17 Steven HensleyJr. • P

#18 Ryan AdamsSo. • INF

#19 Jared KernodleFr. • P

#20 Ralph ReyesRFr. • C

#22 J.D. ReichenbachSo. • P

#23 Tom PorterJr. • P

#24 Chris DoveJr. • OF/P

#25 Greg AnnarummoFr. • P/INFi

#26 Daniel BrittSo. • P

#28 Ken FerrerFr. • P

#29 Jesse LewterSr. • P

#31 Matt KirchnerFr. • OF/3B

#32 Greg JonesSr. • P

#33 Jay SinclairFr. • 1B

#34 Mike LobaczJr. • 1B

#35 Ryan HulmeFr. • P

#36 Matt BrownJr. • C

#37 Thomas GirdwoodFr. • P

#38 Brian BodjiakFr. • P/DH

#42 Dallas TarletonJr. • C

#44 Greg AmorossoFr. • P

Head CoachMike Kennedy

Assoc. Head CoachGreg Starbuck

Assistant CoachRobbie Huffstetler

Assistant CoachGrant Rembert

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No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School2 CoryHarrilchak OF/P L/L 5-11 180 Jr. Cary,N.C./SurryCC3 DonnyJobe INF L/R 5-10 180 Sr. VeroBeach,Fla./ManateeCC4 BennettDavis INF R/R 5-10 195 Jr. Katy,Texas/ManateeCC5 ChrisLopez OF/INF S/R 5-7 160 Jr. Miami,Fla./Pasco-HernandoCC7 ChaseAustin INF R/R 6-2 180 So. Charlotte,N.C./South8 MattHill INF S/R 6-1 190 Sr. Charlotte,N.C./EastMecklenburg9 PatIrvine OF/C L/R 5-11 197 Jr. Westwood,Mass./TheHotchkissSchool10 MikeMelillo C S/R 6-2 190 So. Annandale,N.J./NorthHunterdon11 MattHinson OF L/L 6-0 198 So. SilerCity,N.C./JordanMatthews13 JimmyReyes P L/L 5-11 185 Fr. Miami,Fla./GulliverPrep14 HarryAustin OF R/R 5-7 150 RFr. Wexford,Pa./NorthAllegheny15 NealPritchard INF R/R 5-11 175 Fr. Asheboro,N.C./Asheboro16 WillRomanowicz P R/R 6-1 192 Jr. Westchester,Pa./Stetson17 StevenHensley P R/R 6-3 195 Jr. Asheville,N.C./Owen18 RyanAdams INF L/R 5-11 195 So. Burlington,N.C./Williams19 JaredKernodle P R/R 5-11 195 Fr. HurdleMills,N.C./Orange20 RalphReyes C R/R 5-10 180 RFr. Miami,Fla./PalmerTrinity22 J.D.Reichenbach P L/L 6-2 175 So. Doylestown,Pa./CentralBucksEast23 TomPorter P R/R 6-1 185 Jr. Huntersville,N.C./NorthMecklenburg24 ChrisDove OF/P R/R 6-0 190 Jr. Burlington,N.C./Pfeiffer25 GregAnnarummo P/INF R/R 6-1 205 Fr. Bristol,R.I./IMG26 DanielBritt P R/R 6-4 180 So. Chadbourn,N.C./WestColumbus28 KenFerrer P R/R 6-2 225 Fr. Pleasantville,N.Y./Pleasantville29 JesseLewter P L/L 5-10 230 Sr. Raleigh,N.C./Wakefield31 MattKirchner OF/3B R/R 6-1 185 Fr. Haddonfield,N.J./HaddonfieldMemorial32 GregJones P R/R 6-0 160 Sr. Raleigh,N.C./SpartanburgMethodistJC33 JaySinclair 1B L/L 6-0 195 Fr. Brewster,N.Y./SaintLukes34 MikeLobacz 1B L/R 6-2 205 Jr. Acworth,Ga./YoungHarrisJC35 RyanHulme P R/R 6-3 190 Fr. Aliquippa,Pa./Center36 MattBrown C L/R 6-0 170 Jr. NewCanaan,Ct./St.Lukes37 ThomasGirdwood P R/R 6-2 200 Fr. Charlotte,N.C./MyersPark38 BrianBodjiak P/DH R/R 6-3 200 Fr. Sandwich,Mass./Sandwich42 DallasTarleton C L/R 5-10 195 Jr. IndianTrails,N.C./Lenoir-Rhyne44 GregAmorosso P L/L 6-1 193 Fr. VirginiaBeach,Va./FrankW.Cox

HeadCoach:#12MikeKennedy,Elon’91(12thseason)AssociateHeadCoach:#21GregStarbuck,Winston-SalemState‘91AssistantCoach:#6RobbieHuffstetler,AppalachianState’01AssistantCoach:#27GrantRembert,Elon‘05

Pronunciation Guide#2CoryHarrilchak=Hair-uhl-chek

#9PatIrvine=Er-vine#10MikeMelillo=Muh-lil-o

#16WillRomanowicz=Ro-man-o-wits#19JaredKernodle=Ker-no-dle

#22J.D.Reichenbach=Rike-en-bach#25GregAnnarummo=Anna-room-o

#29JesseLewter=Loo-ter#31MattKirchner=Kirk-ner#34MikeLobacz=Low-baz

#35RyanHulme=Hume#38BrianBodjiak=Bo-jack

#44GregAmorosso=Am-uh-rows-o

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Prior to the season, Coach Mike Kennedy sat down to answer the following questions:

You lost five bats from your everyday line-up of a year ago. What do you do to replace the kind of produc-tion that those guys provided day in and day out?

It’s tough to lose guys that have enjoyed the successes that the likes of Drew Davis, Chris Vasami, Adam Weaver and so on have had for our program. But it comes with the territory. We try hard to evaluate our club year in and year out and find players who can help our program maintain a high level of success. I have never liked the term

“rebuild.” It’s an old cliche, but our plan is to reload. It doesn’t always happen, but that’s the plan.

This version of the Phoenix features 11 true freshmen, two red-shirt freshmen and five sophomores. What are the advantages and disadvantages to having a core group of players this young?

I think that what I’m enjoying the most with this young club is the fact that they are very attentive to our teaching and learning our system. I do not think there is a coach in the world who would not prefer to have experience, but sometimes those guys have heard it all. They’ve heard all my jokes, my motivational sayings. They have all the answers. With young guys, there is a renewed sense of enthusiasm and energy. These guys are in the mode of still trying to impress me everyday and that’s fun.

Of the newcomers, who do you expect to make an immediate impact this season and what can we expect out of those guys?

There will be several. Junior college transfers Cory Harrilchak, Mike Lobacz and Bennett Davis will be counted on heavily to ease the loss of five position player starters from a year ago. Transfer catcher Dallas Tarleton has been as steady a catcher as we have had here in a long time. With the schedule changes and the

fact that we will play five games a week, it’s obvious that our young pitchers will have to step up and be good early in their careers. Jimmy Reyes, Kenny Ferrer and Tom Girdwood all have shown that they can handle this level of play and, with consistency, will be major contributors this spring. As far as freshmen position players are concerned, Neal Pritchard may be as far along as any we have had here in a long time.

You return arguably the top pitcher in the Southern Conference in ju-nior Steven Hensley. What do you see out of him this year and what role will he play with your younger members of the pitching staff?

Steven needs to step up and be the ace of this staff. He will be the Friday night starter. He needs to handle that responsibility and go out and give us a chance to win against the SoCon’s best every Friday night. He has to set the tone for the weekend. He has developed nicely and is a tremendous worker. His work ethic cannot be questioned and the young guys see our best working harder than everyone else and they respond to that.

You have plenty of key players returning this year. What can we expect out of guys like senior Donny Jobe and juniors Chris Dove and Pat Ir-vine as well as others?

I think what we’ll see is some great leadership. These guys will lead because they are talented and have already had success at this level. What I believe makes them special is that they do not have to have three hits and three RBI to lead. They understand the game of baseball and the fact that there will be some failures along the way. But those failures will not show up in their preparation or how they go about playing the game.

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In your mind, what are the biggest strengths of this 2008 team?

I think this club has a couple of areas that stick out. Defensively, we will be solid. I think our outfield play may be as good as anybody in the league. I like our team speed and think we will be able to find ways to score runs when we are not hitting a ton. With Hensley and veteran Jesse Lewter, I like our starting pitching.

What is the biggest question mark for this squad?

By far it will be our bullpen. The biggest question will whether or not can we finish games. To be a championship caliber team, you have to be able to close games. We will attempt

to do that with some young, talented arms at the beginning of the season. How well our young guys handle this role will play a large part in the potential success of this year’s team.

Most people know of the changes made to the season schedule this year. Could you tell us exactly what those changes were and what kind of impact you ex-

pect it to have on your club in 2008?

The season was backed up three weeks to a uniform start date of Feb. 22. With that, official team practices could not begin until Feb. 1. The changes have

condensed the season. Instead of playing four games a week, now we will play five. It was hard enough for the mid-major conferences to have enough pitching with four games so you can imagine how it will be with five. Add that to the fact that missing more class time becomes an

issue and you see the problems. In order to keep our kids in class, we are forced to play closer to home, which means playing the likes of North Carolina, North Carolina State, Wake Forest, etc. on back-to-back days in the middle of the week.

Speaking of the 2008 schedule, you’ve set up another daunting slate of games, including 16 games against teams that made the NCAA Regionals in 2007. What will your team have to do to continue the successes which it has had in previous seasons against stiff competition?

With the five-game weeks, pitching will come to the forefront. I have always scheduled great teams, knowing that if we play well, we put ourselves in position to play in the post-season.

This schedule is no different. Our mid-week schedule is brutally tough. If we can survive mid-week games, and our pitching holds up, we will be in the mix when regional bids are discussed.

Changes continue around Elon and Latham Park is no exception. New seating and new batting cages are just the start of things to come as far as facilities go. What changes can fans expect to see this year and beyond and what will those changes mean for your program?

In our business you have to keep up or you simply get left behind. Facilities are the one area you cannot afford to fall behind in. Our administration has provided us a chance to continue to bring in top-notch talent by upgrading our stadium. We have a great atmosphere and a great fan base and the upgrades to the stadium make our park more fan-friendly. The next step will be to replace the outfield wall and build a batter’s eye. These changes are paramount in our recruiting efforts.

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KENNEDY VS. CURRENT SOUTHERN CONFERENCE MEMBERS (1997-PRESENT)

School 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 TotalAppalachian State 0-0 0-0 1-1 1-1 1-0 0-0 2-0 3-0 3-0 4-0 3-1 18-3The Citadel 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 2-2 4-1 2-3 9-8Col. of Charleston 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-3 1-3 1-2 4-13Davidson 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1 2-1 2-1 3-0 10-3Furman 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-2 3-1 3-0 2-1 9-6Georgia Southern 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 1-3 1-2 2-1 3-1 7-8UNC Greensboro 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-2 1-1 1-1 1-1 3-1 4-0 2-1 3-1 15-9Western Carolina 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-3 2-1 0-3 6-10Wofford 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 1-2 10-2Totals 0-0 2-� �-2 �-� 2-2 �-2 �-� �7-�� 8-�2 2�-8 �8-�� 88-62

Winning baseball continues to be the tradition for Mike Kennedy and the Elon University Phoenix as the skipper begins his 12th season as head coach. His previous 11 Elon teams have collected 10 winning records and nine 30-victory campaigns all while consistently playing against many of the country’s finest programs. His 2006 squad set a new school record with 45 victories. With each victory tallied, Kennedy adds to his record for the most wins by an Elon baseball coach that he set in 2003. In his 11 seasons, Kennedy has guided the Phoenix to 351 victories. A year ago, the Phoenix finished third in the Southern Conference with a 15-12 league mark. By eclipsing the 30-win plateau last year with an overall record of 32-29, Kennedy’s teams have now posted at least 30 victories in each of their eight official NCAA Division I seasons. The 2007 campaign saw Elon pick up three vic-tories over teams ranked in the top-25 – #11 Miami, #17 Clemson and #24 College of Charleston – giving the program 17 wins over top-25 competition since the start of the 1999 season. Elon set a new attendance mark during the 2007 season as well, drawing 1,811 fans to witness the Phoenix host the #1-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels. It was the second time during the season that Elon set a new attendance mark. Earlier in the year, 1,421 fans turned out to watch Elon take on top-ranked South Carolina at Latham Park, the first time that a #1-ranked team had ever visited Elon in any sport at the NCAA Division I level. The 2007 squad also featured two players which earned all-conference accolades. In 2006, Kennedy led his team to its first-ever Southern Conference regular season title with a 21-6 league record. The team also collected its second NCAA Division I Tournament berth in five seasons, participating in the Clemson Regional as the number two seed. In the regional’s opening game, the Phoenix knocked off third-seeded Mississippi State by a 5-4 margin for the first NCAA Division I Tourna-ment victory in any sport at Elon. Kennedy also led his team to its first-ever NCAA Division I national ranking, as the Phoenix appeared at #25 in Baseball America’s poll on May 22. The 2006 squad also earned a win over a top-25 team, defeating #14 South Carolina. For his efforts, Kennedy was honored as the 2006 SoCon Coach of

the Year while five Phoenix players earned all-conference recognition. Elon also boasted the 2006 SoCon Freshman of the Year in Steven Hensley. In 2005, the skipper paced his Phoenix to a 32-25 overall record and an 18-12 Southern Conference mark, good enough to tie for third place in the 11-team league. Two members of that squad earned All-Southern Conference distinction. The 2005 Phoenix squad claimed wins over a pair of nationally-ranked opponents – #6 North Carolina and #22 Coastal Carolina (twice) – as well as SEC member Auburn. In 2004, Elon’s first year in the Southern Conference, Kennedy led his Phoenix to a 31-28 overall record and a 17-13 conference mark to finish fourth in the league. Four different players were honored with all-conference accolades. The 2003 campaign was one for the record books. On the heels of the university’s first-ever at-large bid to an NCAA Division I tournament in any sport, Kennedy, a 1991 Elon graduate, made his mark by putting his name at the top of the list of Elon’s all-time winningest coaches. With a 19-4 victory over Liberty, Kennedy set

the record for most wins by an Elon baseball coach, claiming his 197th victory at the helm of the program. What makes that feat even more impressive is that it was accomplished while Elon completed the transition from the NCAA Division II ranks to its current NCAA Division I classification. With an overall record of 34-23-2 (12-7 in the Big South, tying for second place), Kennedy’s 2003 club matched its 34 wins from the previous season in which the Phoenix advanced to the Clemson Regional of the NCAA Tourna-ment. For the fifth consecutive year, Kennedy guided his squad to a triumph over a nationally-ranked top-20 opponent. With victories over #7 Wake Forest, #14 Clemson and #22 North Carolina, the Phoenix defeated three top-25 teams for the second consecutive season. In Elon’s historic 100th season of baseball celebrated in 2002, Kennedy’s squad compiled a record of 34-23, including a 13-8 mark in the Big South Con-ference, good enough for second place in the league. In just its third official season of Divi-sion I baseball, the Phoenix received an at-large

bid to the NCAA Tournament and competed in the Clemson Regional. In Elon’s run to the re-

gional, the Phoenix posted impressive victories over #1 Clemson, #10 Wake Forest and #20 East Carolina. The Phoenix fell one out shy of record-

ing a three-game sweep at defending national champion Miami that season.

ELON BASEBALL

HEAD COACH

12TH SEASON

MIKE KENNEDY351-271-3 CAREER RECORD

ELON, ‘91

ELON’S ALL-TIME WINNINGEST COACHES

(By Victories)

1. Mike Kennedy 1997-present 351-271-32. Robert McBee 1977-84 196-1313. John Sanford 1957-66 184-1104. Rick Jones 1985-88 174-645. Mike Hardin 1989-93 129-56-1

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With the 2002 team’s trip to the NCAA Regional, Kennedy has been a part of championship play at each level of Elon’s baseball success. As a catcher, he helped lead Elon to the 1989 NAIA World Series in Lewiston, Idaho. In 1997, Kennedy, in his first campaign at the helm, coached Elon to a runner-up finish in the NCAA Division II South Central Regional in Alabama. His 2001 club amassed a 30-27 record, including a 12-9 conference slate to place fourth in the Big South. Kennedy guided his team to an impressive 17-8 mark at home, including a three-game sweep of Atlantic Coast Confer-ence foe Maryland. The Phoenix finished with a 6-4 record against ACC competition that year. During the past eight seasons, Elon has posted a 33-36 ledger against ACC opponents, including 5-4 in 2000, 4-4 in 2002, and 5-4 in 2003. The 2000 squad amassed a 33-25 record (11-10 in the Big South/tied for 4th) while starting as many as seven freshman and sophomore position play-ers. Despite the youth movement, the team was more than competitive as proven by a 7-5 win at #5 South Carolina, which later spent more time ranked #1 than any other team that season. In 1999, Elon beat then-#1 and eventual national champion Miami. In 1998, Kennedy posted a winning 26-22 ledger during his second season as head coach and the institution’s first during its two-year transition to the NCAA Division I level. In 1997, Kennedy guided his first Elon club to a 34-16 slate, a South At-lantic Conference regular season title, a berth in the NCAA Division II South Central Regional championship game and a final ranking of 14th in the coun-try. For his efforts, Kennedy was named South Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year. In the South Central Regional, Elon suffered an opening-round loss to Central Oklahoma, but rebounded to capture two-straight victories before

battling within three outs of qualifying for the Division II College World Series, falling 7-5 to Central Oklahoma in the final. For the former Elon catcher, it was a fitting start to a coaching career at his alma mater. After serving the program as a volunteer and graduate assistant coach for four seasons, Kennedy was named to the head coach post on Sept. 12, 1996. In the nine seasons (1997, 2000-07) that Elon players have been eligible for postseason honors, Kennedy has coached 16 first team all-conference honor-ees, 20 second teamers, 16 conference all-tournament selections, seven all-region players, three all-region tournament picks, five all-state honorees, one league Freshman of the Year, one Freshman All-American and two academic All-Americans. He has worked with 22 players — 20 as head coach — who have gone on to play professional baseball. A native of Fayetteville, N.C., Kennedy was a two-time honorable mention All-American catcher for Elon from 1988-1990. He experienced 102 victories during his career, as Elon posted a .756 winning percentage his last two years. The career .311 hitter batted .321 with seven homers and 36 RBI during Elon’s 1990 NAIA District 26 championship season. He also collected 15 doubles that year and was named first team All-South Atlantic Conference, first team all-district and honorable mention All-American. He also earned all-conference, all-district, all-area and honorable mention All-American honors during the 1989 season, hitting .289 with 32 RBI as Elon finished 36-9. For his career, Kennedy appeared in 115 games, batting .311 with 26 doubles, 13 home runs and 78 RBI. Kennedy signed with the Oakland Athletics organization as a ninth-round selection in the 1990 amateur draft, making stops in Scottsdale, Ariz., Medford, Ore. and Modesto, Calif. Prior to becoming head coach, Kennedy spent four seasons as Elon’s pitching coach. The pitching staff finished among the country’s top-20 NCAA-II teams in ERA four years — sixth in 1993, third in 1994, 18th in 1996 and fifth in 1997. Active in his profession, Kennedy is a frequent speaker and clinician at various schools and camps throughout the region. He and his wife, Liz, make their home in Burlington and have a daughter, Blair, and a son, Ryan.

THE KENNEDY FILE

Season Record Pct. Finish1997 34-16 .680 SAC Champion

(1997 NCAA Div. II South Central Regional)1998 26-22 .542 Reclassification1999 20-35-1 .366 Reclassification2000 33-25 .563 T-4th Big South2001 30-27 .526 4th Big South2002 34-23 .596 2nd Big South

(2002 NCAA Div. I Clemson Regional)2003 34-23-2 .593 T-2nd Big South2004 31-28 .525 4th Southern2005 32-25 .561 T-3rd Southern2006 45-18 .714 1st Southern

(2006 NCAA Div. I Clemson Regional)2007 32-29 .525 3rd SouthernCAREER 351-271-3 .564

KENNEDY VS. CURRENT SOUTHERN CONFERENCE MEMBERS (1997-PRESENT)

School 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 TotalAppalachian State 0-0 0-0 1-1 1-1 1-0 0-0 2-0 3-0 3-0 4-0 3-1 18-3The Citadel 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 2-2 4-1 2-3 9-8Col. of Charleston 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-3 1-3 1-2 4-13Davidson 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1 2-1 2-1 3-0 10-3Furman 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-2 3-1 3-0 2-1 9-6Georgia Southern 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 1-3 1-2 2-1 3-1 7-8UNC Greensboro 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-2 1-1 1-1 1-1 3-1 4-0 2-1 3-1 15-9Western Carolina 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-3 2-1 0-3 6-10Wofford 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 1-2 10-2Totals 0-0 2-� �-2 �-� 2-2 �-2 �-� �7-�� 8-�2 2�-8 �8-�� 88-62



Greg Starbuck enters his 10th season on the Elon coaching staff and his fourth as the associate head coach to Mike Kennedy. Starbuck is Elon’s recruit-ing coordinator and serves as the primary hitting and infield instructor. “Buck” has been instrumental in the suc-cess that Elon has enjoyed as a NCAA Division I member. In each of his nine seasons with the Phoenix, Elon has ranked among the conference leaders in several offensive and defensive cat-egories. In 2006, Elon led the league in fielding as well as many major offensive categories. The team has won at least 30 games in eight of his nine seasons. Starbuck has coached 22 players that have received first or second team all-conference honors. He has also coached two Academic All-Americans. Starbuck played collegiately at UNC Asheville as a shortstop for two years after transferring from Montreat Anderson College. He received his bach-elor of science degree from Winston-Salem State Uni-versity in 1991. Starbuck and his wife, April, have three sons, Mc-Gwire, Banks and Jackson, and a daughter, Brettlyn.

Robbie Huffstetler begins his fifth year on the Phoenix baseball staff after serving as an assistant coach at Southern Conference rival Appalachian State University for two seasons. Huffstetler will be working with the Phoenix out-fielders as well as assisting with the hitters in 2008. As head coach of the Coastal Plain League’s Thomasville Hi-Toms, Huffstetler guided the Hi-Toms to consecutive playoff appearances in 2003 and 2004. In 2002, Huffstetler was an assistant coach for the Hi-Toms. In 2003, his squad compiled a 32-16 regular season, tying the league record for wins and winning percentage. As manager of the Hi-Toms in 2004, he coached the team to the West Division title with a 26-24 overall record. In the summer of 2005, Huffstetler led the Mankato Moondogs to their best-ever finish and a team-record 32 wins. A 2001 graduate of Appalachian State, Huffstetler earned team MVP accolades in 1999. In 2001, he played in the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League for the Stark County Terriers. Huffstetler and his wife, Rikki, have a daughter, Reese Avant, who was born in December.

ELON BASEBALL

ASSOCIATEHEAD COACH

10TH SEASON

GREG STARBUCKWINSTON-SALEM ST., ‘91

ELON BASEBALL

ASSistantCOACH

5TH SEASON

robbie huffstetlerappalachian ST., ‘01



Following a stellar playing career with the Phoenix, Grant Rembert has joined Mike Kennedy’s staff for the 2008 season. In 2004, Rembert put together one of the best individual sea-sons ever for an Elon player. He set new Elon season records with 250 at bats and 24 doubles. His 85 hits that same cam-pain rank as the second-highest total ever in a season while his 60 RBI rate in a fourth-place tie on the season list for an Elon player. As a senior, Rembert hit .315 with 51 runs scored and 44 RBI to help lead the Phoenix to a program-record 45 vic-tories, a Southern Conference regular season championship and a berth into the 2006 Clemson Regional of NCAA Tournament play. In the regional, Rem-bert helped second-seeded Elon defeat third-seeded Mississippi State by a 5-4 margin, the first-ever NCAA Division I tournament victory by any Elon pro-gram. An All-SoCon performer in both 2004 and 2006, Rembert began his play-ing career at UNC Asheville where he was a Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American and an All-Big South Conference selec-tion. Following the 2006 season, Rembert signed a professional con-tract with the Evansville Otters, helping the team to a Frontier League title that

year. Rembert earned his degree in business administration from Elon in 2005 and his MBA from Elon in 2007.

ELON BASEBALL

ASSistantCOACH

1st SEASON

GRANT REMBERTELON, ‘05


2� 2008 Elon Baseball

2008: A talented player who possesses very good skills in all areas of the game...Has above average speed and arm strength...Has some gap power...Earned the starting rightfield spot and will also see some quality innings on the mound...Had a great fall which has helped to draw some professional interest.

At Surry CC: Batted .350 with 14 doubles, five homers and 35 RBI last year...Logged 12.1 innings on the mound, posted a

4.38 ERA and struck out 11 batters in 2007...Hit .379 with six doubles and two homers in 2006.

Accolades: Batted .480 as a senior at Cary High...Was a two-time all-conference selection and two-time academic all-conference honoree...Was also a four-time all-conference wrestler.

Personal: Cory Justin Harrilchak is the son of Gary Harrilchak and Betsy Dassau...Born October 27, 1987...Majoring in communications.

Harrilchak’s Career Surry StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B �B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2006 40-N/A 103 -- 39 6 1 2 29 53 .515 -- -- -- -- .3792007 54-N/A 160 -- 56 14 1 5 35 77 .481 -- -- -- -- .350Totals 94-N/A 263 -- 95 20 2 7 64 130 .494 -- -- -- -- .361

2Cory Harrilchak

Junior • Outfielder/Pitcher5-11 • 180 • L/L

Cary, N.C.Surry CC

2008: Returns after taking a medical red-shirt in 2007...Was limited due to nagging inju-ries during the fall...Will see time at both shortstop and second base...Has a knack for getting on base and scoring runs...Should hit at the top of the order...The coaching staff is counting on him to be a table setter...Provides much needed

experience in the middle infield...Could be the best defensive second baseman in the Southern Conference.

2007: Was injured in the season-opener and took a medical red-shirt.

2006: Transferred to Elon from Manatee Community College...Ranked among the SoCon leaders in runs scored (2nd, 64), triples (T4th, 4), walks (2nd, 48), hit by pitches (T3rd, 14) and stolen bases (T6th, 20)...Started 62 of the 63 games in which he appeared...Batted .264 with 20 stolen bases...His team-leading 64 runs scored rated in a tie for the third-most runs ever scored by an Elon player in a season...Went 2-for-4 with three runs scored and four RBI in the Phoenix’s 13-12 win over Kent State...Drove in three runs and scored three more to help Elon to a 24-6 win over SoCon foe Georgia Southern.

At Manatee CC: In two seasons, batted .333 with a .470 slugging percentage, 83 runs scored, 11 doubles, six triples, five homers and 36 RBI...2005 First Team All-Sun Coast Conference.

Accolades: Two-time team MVP as a prep...Earned team’s Mr. Hustle Award twice.

Personal: Donald Glenn Jobe II is the son of Don and Debbie Jobe...Born on April 16, 1985...Majoring in leisure/sport management.

Jobe’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B �B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2006 63-62 235 64 62 11 4 2 34 87 .370 48 48 11 20 .2642007 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 2 0 0 .000Totals 64-63 237 64 62 11 4 2 34 87 .367 48 50 11 20 .262

Elon Career HighsAB - 6 vs. Siena (3-4-06)R - 4 vs. Western Carolina (3-12-06)H - 4 at Davidson (4-22-06)2B - 1, seven times3B - 1, four timesHR - 1, twiceRBI - 4 vs. Kent State (3-19-06)SB - 2, twiceTB - 6 vs. Kent State (3-19-06)HBP - 2 at The Citadel (5-25-06)BB - 3 vs. Western Carolina (3-10-06)

3Donny Jobe

Senior • Infielder5-10 • 180 • L/RVero Beach, Fla.

Manatee CC

MEET THE PHOENIX MEET THE PHOENIX


2008: Transferred to Elon after spending one season at Mana-tee Community College...Played for the Front Royal Cardinals of the Valley League where he was selected to the all-star team in the summer of 2007...Will start the season at third base...Should hit in the middle of the line-up...Has a chance to put up very good offensive numbers in Latham Park...Will provide much needed power from the right side of the plate...Is a threat

to steal bases as he combines power and speed...The coaches are looking for him to be a run producer.

At Manatee CC: Was a 2007 first team all-conference and first team all-state selection...Batted .401 with 13 doubles, two triples and four home runs over 152 at bats...Drove in a team-best 36 runs...Stole 15 bases in 18 attempts...Named the Florida Community College Activities Association Player of the Week after hitting .520 (13-of-25) with seven runs

scored, 12 RBI, three doubles, a triple and a homer during a 5-1 week....Team’s offensive MVP...Helped lead Manatee to a No. 3 ranking in the state.

At Blinn College: Played the 2006 season at Blinn where he hit .205 over 19 games.

Accolades: Two-time all-district infielder at Cinco Ranch High.

Personal: Bennett Ray Davis is the son of Gary and Debbie Davis...Born February 9, 1986...Majoring in business administration.

2008: Transferred to Elon from Pasco-Hernando Community College...Will make the move to the outfield while providing depth in the infield...A strong player who needs to develop con-sistency to make an impact in 2008.

At Pasco-Hernando CC: Led the team with 16 stolen bases a year ago...Hit .240 with five doubles and 10 RBI in 2007...Hit .219 with 23 runs scored and three homers as a freshman.

Accolades: A first team all-county selection and team MVP while playing at Belen Jesuit as a prep...Helped Belen Jesuit to both a district and regional title.

Personal: Christopher Michael Lopez is the son of Humberto and Margarita Lopez...Born on November 22, 1986...Majoring in business administra-tion.

Davis’ Career Manatee StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B �B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2007 43-N/A 152 -- 61 13 2 4 36 90 .592 -- -- -- 15 .401Totals 43-N/A 152 -- 61 13 2 4 36 90 .592 -- -- -- 15 .401

Lopez’s Career Pasco-Hernando StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B �B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2006 41-30 105 23 23 4 1 3 12 38 .362 8 14 4 7 .2192007 43-N/A 146 -- 35 5 1 0 10 42 .288 -- -- -- 16 .240Totals 84-N/A 251 23 58 9 2 3 22 80 .319 -- -- -- 23 .231

4Bennett Davis

Junior • Infielder5-10 • 195 • R/R

Katy, TexasManatee CC

5Chris Lopez

Junior • Outfielder/Infielder5-7 • 160 • S/R

Miami, Fla.Pasco-Hernando CC



2008: Had a great offensive fall as he continued to swing a hot bat...Has worked extremely hard in the weight room and his power numbers should increase...Is very versatile and can play every infield position...Will hit in the middle of the line-up.

2007: Started 54 games and appeared in 56 total contests as a true freshman...Was second on the squad with a .337 batting average...Tied for the team lead with 14 doubles...Scored 33 runs and drove in 42...Went 1-for-3 with a RBI in the season-opener against Virginia...Drove in a career-best six runs while going 2-for-3 against North Carolina A&T...Hit is first career homer in a win

over Xavier, going 2-for-4 with two runs scored and two driven in...Rapped a career-best four hits in five at bats against league foe Furman...Drove in two runs and scored three more in a 3-for-4 day in Elon’s SoCon Tournament victory over Georgia Southern...Earned SoCon Player of the Week on April 16 after batting .692 (9-for-13) with three doubles and a triple while driving in six runs

and scoring three during Elon’s three-game series with Furman.

Accolades: Helped lead South to a runner-up state finish and a conference championship...Three-year letterman and an all-conference player.

Personal: Nicholas Chase Austin is the son of Bill and Sherilette Austin...Born on December 4, 1987...Majoring in business administration.

2008: Team captain...Can play up the middle or at third base...Has battled nagging injuries throughout his career...Had his best fall in an Elon uniform...A great team leader who his teammates respond to...Will be used in a number of roles.

2007: Started 21 games and appeared in 50 total contests...Scored 22 runs and drove in 14 runs...Was successful on all six of his stolen base attempts...Tied a career-high with three RBI

against Appalachian State.

2006: Appeared in four games before sitting out the rest of the season with an injury...Scored two runs.

2005: Hit .262 over 44 games as a red-shirt freshman... Scored 33 runs and drove in 27 while posting a .376 slugging percentage...Went 3-for-4 with his first career home run and also scored four runs and drove in three in a 20-5 win over Columbia...Recorded his first career hit during a 3-for-4 day at Auburn in which he also scored three runs and knocked in one...Posted 10 multi-hit games and a season long hitting streak of six games.

2004: Earned a red-shirt.

Accolades: Rated the 14th-best prospect in North Carolina by Baseball America...All-conference and All-Mecklenburg County selection...Participated in the State Games of North Carolina.

Personal: Matthew Alan Hill is the son of Holger and Teresa Hill...Born on July 8, 1984...Majoring in communications.

Austin’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B �B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2007 56-54 175 33 59 14 1 3 42 84 .480 17 33 13 0 .337Totals 56-54 175 33 59 14 1 3 42 84 .480 17 33 13 0 .337

7Chase Austin

Sophomore • Infielder6-2 • 180 • R/RCharlotte, N.C.

South

8Matt Hill

Senior • Infielder6-1 • 190 • S/RCharlotte, N.C.

East Mecklenburg

Hill’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B �B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2005 44-34 141 34 37 8 1 2 20 53 .376 18 28 7 6 .2622006 4-0 4 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 .250 2 2 0 0 .2502007 50-21 79 22 15 4 1 0 14 21 .266 14 21 6 6 .190Totals 98-55 224 58 53 12 2 2 35 75 .335 34 51 13 12 .237

Elon Career HighsAB - 5, six timesR - 3 vs. Georgia Southern (5-23-07)H - 4 vs. Furman (4-13-07)2B - 3 vs. Georgia Southern (5-23-07)3B - 1 vs. Furman (4-13-07)HR - 1, three timesRBI - 6 vs. N.C. A&T (3-11-07)SB - NoneTB - 7 vs. Furman (4-13-07)HBP - 1, seven timesBB - 3 at Appalachian State (3-18-07)

Elon Career HighsAB - 6, twiceR - 4 vs. Columbia (3-5-05)H - 4 vs. Columbia (3-5-05)2B - 1, 12 times3B - 1, twiceHR - 1, twiceRBI - 3, twiceSB - 1, 12 timesTB - 8 vs. Columbia (3-5-05)HBP - 1, 10 timesBB - 2, six times



2008: Second Team Preseason All-SoCon pick by the coach-es...Tremendous young man who has a great work ethic and a bright future...Is coming off a solid sophomore season and a great summer in the Valley League...A very athletic player who will see time behind the plate, in left field and in right field...A strong player whose power numbers continue to improve...Has a chance to put up big numbers.

2007: Named Elon baseball’s Most Improved Player...Earned Second Team All-SoCon honors from the media...Named to the SoCon All-Tournament Team...Hit .318 with 50 runs scored...Led the team with 47 RBI and tied for the team lead with 10 homers...Posted a team-best (and rated fourth in the SoCon) .563 slugging percentage over 60 games...Finished second in the league with 46 walks...Hit the team’s only two grand slams of the season - vs. Xavier and vs. Georgia Southern in the SoCon Tournament - and drove in a career-high five runs in both games...Went 2-for-2 with a homer and three RBI in Elon’s 13-12 victory at then-#17 Clemson...Drove in three and scored three times during a 3-for-4 day at The Citadel...Had 17 multi-hit games and 10 multi-RBI outings...

Had a season-long hitting streak of eight games.

2006: Appeared in 46 games, earning 31 starts...Batted .297 with 20 runs scored...Went 3-for-4 with a run and three RBI in Elon’s 16-8 victory over Brown...Drove home the game-winning run in Elon’s 5-4 win over Missis-sippi State, the first-ever NCAA Division I Tournament victory for an Elon program.

Accolades: Three-time all-conference performer at The Hotchkiss School...Named team MVP following his senior season after batting .530 and slugging .950...Named his school’s Male Athlete of the Year his senior year...Hit .340 with three doubles, a triple and two homers in 53 at bats in 2004...Also drove in 24 runs and scored another 21 en route to All-Founders League accolades in 2004...Member of Team Connecticut in the ASAU 18 American league where he batted .295 over 37 games, scoring 13 runs, driving in 16 and knocking eight extra-base hits...Named Tri-Valley Rookie of the Year in 2002...Batted .385 with wood bats in 2003.

Personal: Patrick Armstrong Irvine is the son of William and Maryellen Ir-vine...Born on January 27, 1986...Majoring in business administration.

2008: A solid defensive catcher...Understands how to work with a pitching staff...Will see action both behind the plate and as a DH...Possesses very good raw power and provides much needed pop from both sides of the plate...Has very good arm strength behind the plate...Was limited, but showed toughness, by playing with a shoulder injury in the fall.

2007: Appeared in 46 games, earning 26 starts, as a true freshman...Hit .291 with 22 runs scored, five homers and 25 RBI...Recorded his first career hit in the season-opener against Virginia...Blasted his first career homer vs. High Point...Posted his first career two-home run game, going 2-for-5 with a career-best four runs scored and a career-high six RBI in Elon’s victory over then-#24 College of Charleston...Scored twice, drove in two and hit a home run in Elon’s win at then-#17 Clemson...Ended the year riding a season-best six game hitting streak.

Accolades: Led the state in runners caught stealing (14-of-19) as a junior...Named an all-conference, all-county, all-group and all-area selection...Helped lead North Hunterdon to two state sectional semi-final appear-

ances and two Hunterdon-Warren County finals...As a member of the Flemington Diamondjacks, helped to capture the Atlantic Coast Elite 18U Wood Bat League title.

Personal: Michael David Melillo is the son of Gerry and Debbie Melillo...Born on December 2, 1987...Majoring in business administration.

9Pat Irvine

Junior • Outfielder/Catcher5-11 • 197 • L/R

Westwood, Mass.The Hotchkiss School

10Mike Melillo

Sophomore • Catcher6-2 • 190 • S/R

Annandale, N.J.North Hunterdon

Elon Career HighsAB - 5, seven timesR - 3, three timesH - 3, seven times2B - 1, 19 times3B - 1, three timesHR - 1, 12 timesRBI - 5, twiceSB - 2 at Appalachian State (3-16-07)TB - 8 vs. Xavier (3-5-07)HBP - 2, three timesBB - 3 at Miami (2-24-07)

Elon Career HighsAB - 6 vs. UNC Greensboro (5-25-07)R - 4 vs. Col. of Charleston (5-5-07)H - 3 vs. Wofford (5-18-07)2B - 1, four times3B - 1 vs. Furman (4-14-07)HR - 2 vs. Col. of Charleston (5-5-07)RBI - 6 vs. Col. of Charleston (5-5-07)SB - NoneTB - 8 vs. Col. of Charleston (5-5-07)HBP - 1 vs. Appalachian State (5-25-07)BB - 2 at Clemson (4-24-07)

Irvine’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2006 46-31 101 20 30 8 0 2 17 44 .436 19 23 1 0 .2972007 60-55 192 50 61 11 3 10 47 108 .563 46 42 2 8 .318Totals 106-86 293 70 91 19 3 12 64 152 .519 65 65 3 8 .311

Melillo’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2007 44-26 110 22 32 4 1 5 25 53 .482 16 23 3 0 .291Totals 44-26 110 22 32 4 1 5 25 53 .482 16 23 3 0 .291



2008: A left-handed hitter who provides some pop...Will pro-vide depth from the left side of the plate...Will see his opportu-nites increase with offensive consistency...Good team player.

2007: Saw time in 10 contests...Had his first career hit against league foe Furman.

2006: Red-shirted.

Accolades: Named 1A all-state by NCPreps.com in 2005 and the North Carolina Baseball Coaches Association in 2004...Two-time prep MVP...Three-time All-Yadkin Valley Conference pick...Three-time Chatham News All-County selection...Holds the Jordan Matthews season record for RBI and career record for homers...Knocked 15 homers in American Legion

ball last year.

Personal: Matthew Thomas Hinson is the son of Harold and Susan Hinson...Born on November 24, 1986...Majoring in acccounting.

2008: Has a bright future in an Elon uniform...Had a very good fall and has earned a starting role this spring...Throws four pitches for strikes...A fierce competitor who possesses a tremendous work ethic...Will only get better throughout his career.

Accolades: A two-time all-county honoree...Named to the Cleat Invitational All-Tournament Team as a sophomore where he was named the tournament’s Outstanding Pitcher...Rated as one of Florida’s top-50 prospects...Helped Gulliver Prep to a 2006 district title and a regional finals appearance...Advanced to the Connie Mack Regional semi-finals in 2006 as a member of the Powerhouse 18 travel squad.

Personal: James Michael Reyes is the son of George and Laly Reyes...Born on March 7, 1989...Is undecided upon a major.

11Matt Hinson

Sophomore • Outfielder6-0 • 198 • L/LSiler City, N.C.

Jordan Matthews

13Jimmy Reyes

Freshman • Pitcher5-11 • 185 • L/L

Miami, Fla.Gulliver Prep

Elon Career HighsAB - 1, six timesR - 1 vs. Princeton (3-3-07)H - 1 vs. Furman (4-14-07)2B - 1 vs. Furman (4-14-07)3B - NoneHR - NoneRBI - NoneSB - NoneTB - 2 vs. Furman (4-14-07)HBP - 1 vs. Princeton (3-3-07)BB - 1 vs. Col. of Charleston (5-6-07)

Hinson’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B �B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2007 10-0 6 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 .333 1 2 0 0 .167Totals 10-0 6 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 .333 1 2 0 0 .167



2008: Has improved as a player more than anyone else on the roster...Should play a major role for the Phoenix this spring...Possesses great speed and is a very good baserunner...Has sur-prising power...Will play in both left and center this year...A very good defensive outfielder who runs down everything...Has made great strides offensively.

2007: Red-shirted.

Accolades: Batted .424 with 26 runs scored and 25 RBI in his junior season at North Allegheny...Was a Pittsburgh Post Gazette All-Section Team choice as well as a Team One Midwest Top-30 selection...Helped lead North Allegheny to the 2005 Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League AAAA title and the quarterfinals of the Pennsylvania state

tournament...The team also achieved a top-10 East Region ranking by USA Today.

Personal: Harry George Austin IV is the son of Harry and Mary Ellen Austin...Born on October 3, 1987...Majoring in business administration.

2008: A true freshman who has a bright future at Elon...A blue collar player...Will compete for the starting shortstop job...Has very good bat speed and raw power...Could put up impressive numbers as he improves his strength.

Accolades: Helped lead Asheboro to a conference title...Was a member of the 2006 Region 5 State Team which won the

gold medal...Chosen as both an all-conference and all-area player...Hit .509 with 17 homers, 12 doubles and 63 RBI while playing for Post 45 in 2006...Batted .412 with four home runs and 26 RBI as a junior.

Personal: Donald Neal Pritchard, Jr. is the son of Don and Darlene Pritchard...Born on February 21, 1989...Is undecided upon a major.

14Harry Austin

R-Freshman • Outfielder5-7 • 150 • R/RWexford, Pa.

North Allegheny

15Neal Pritchard

Freshman • Infielder5-11 • 175 • R/RAsheboro, N.C.

Asheboro



2008: Will miss the season due to an injury.

2007: Made 17 appearances, including 13 starts, while re-cording a 5.36 ERA...Walked just 28 hitters in 92.1 innings of work...Named SoCon Pitcher of the Week once...Threw a complete game shutout, striking out a ca-reer-best eight hitters to defeat

SoCon rival Appalachian State...Earned his first career save by throwing one scoreless inning against UNC Asheville...Fanned six batters in 6.1 innings in a no-decision against Princeton...Selected as the number five prospect in the Atlantic Collegiate League as a mem-ber of the Kutztown Rockies by Baseball America in the summer...Helped the Rockies to a 33-6 record and a Wolff Division title by going 4-0 with a save and a 1.29 ERA...Posted the second-most

victories on the team by going 6-3.

At Stetson: Went 2-3 in 14 appearances in 2006...Threw a combined 5.1 innings, giving up three earned runs and striking out four batters against #8 LSU in 2006...Threw a complete game, allowing seven hits and no walks to earn the victory in the Atlantic Sun Championship Game over East Tennessee State in 2006...2006 Atlantic Sun All-Tournament selection...Went 2-3 with a 4.45 ERA over 22 appearances and struck out 32 in 56.2 innings in two seasons...Earned a medical red-shirt

his freshman season.

Accolades: Earned first team all-city and all-league honors as a senior at Malvern Prep...Struck out 78 batters in 38 innings...Compiled a 10-7 career record with a 1.30 ERA and school-record eight saves...Selected to play in the Carpenter Cup...Named to the Inter-Academic all-conference team as a sophomore and junior...Ranked as the highest prospect in Pennsylvania in Baseball America’s Perfect Game Prospectus Plus Scouting Report (December 2002)...Invited to the USA Baseball Junior National Trials Tournament of Stars in Joplin, Mo. in July of 2003.

Personal: William Albert Romanowicz is the son of Michael and Amalia Romanowicz...Born on August 23, 1985...Majoring in business administration.

2008: A corner infielder whose strength is his bat...Has a chance to become a very good collegiate hitter...Is coming off of a great summer in the Valley League where he helped the Waynesboro Generals to a league title...Fighting for the first base job...Will see time at first as well as a DH...Works very hard in the weight room...The coaches are expecting him to play an increased role this spring.

2007: Saw time in 33 contests, garnering eight starting assignments...Batted .308 with 10 RBI over 52 at bats...Recorded his first career hit at Coastal Carolina...Drove in his first two career runs by going 1-for-1 at then-#11 Miami...Hit his first homer during a 1-for-1, one-run, two-RBI outing against SoCon foe UNC Greensboro...Scored twice in a 2-for-3 night in Elon’s victory over then-#17 Clemson.

Accolades: A three-time Mid-State 3A All-Conference team member...Participated in the State Games of North Carolina in 2005 and 2006...A First Team N.C. Preps 3A pick a year ago...2006 Williams High School team MVP and a second team

all-region selection...Honored with team top hitter awards by both Williams High School and American Legion Post 63 in 2005.

Personal: Ryan Douglas Adams is the son of Stanley and Debbie Adams...Born on November 21, 1987...Undecided upon a major.

16Will Romanowicz

Junior • Pitcher6-1 • 192 • R/R

Westchester, Pa.Stetson

18Ryan Adams

Sophomore • Infielder5-11 • 195 • L/RBurlington, N.C.

Williams

Romanowicz’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR APP-S W-L CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K 2B �B HR ERA2007 17-13 6-3 1 1 1 92.1 123 65 55 28 56 28 1 7 5.36Totals 17-13 6-3 1 1 1 92.1 123 65 55 28 56 28 1 7 5.36

Elon Career HighsIP - 9.0 at Appalachian State (3-18-07)K - 8 at Appalachian State (3-18-07)H - 12, twice2B - 4 vs. Princeton (3-4-07)3B - 1 at Appalachian State (3-18-07)HR - 2, twiceWP - 2 at High Point (2-27-07)HBP - 2, three timesBB - 4 at Georgia Southern (4-7-07)

Adams’ Career Elon StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B �B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2007 33-8 52 8 16 1 0 1 10 20 .385 6 15 2 0 .308Totals 33-8 52 8 16 1 0 1 10 20 .385 6 15 2 0 .308

Elon Career HighsAB - 4 vs. Col. of Charleston (5-5-07)R - 2 at Clemson (4-24-07)H - 2, three times2B - 1 vs. N.C. A&T (3-10-07)3B - NoneHR - 1 vs. UNC Greensboro (4-28-07)RBI - 2, three timesSB - NoneTB - 4 vs. UNC Greensboro (4-28-07)HBP - NoneBB - 1, six times



2008: Team captain...Named to the pre-season 2008 Brooks Wallace Player of the Year Award watch list...Selected as a First Team Preseason All-SoCon performer by both the league’s coaches and media...Enters the year ranked among Elon’s career leaders in starts (9th, 31) and strikeouts (6th, 203)...Has three pitches that he throws for strikes...Throws in the low 90’s...Played for the Bourne Braves of the prestigious Cape Cod League this past summer where he went 4-2 with a

3.89 ERA...He struck out 35 batters in 37.0 innings for Bourne...Rated the top college prospect in the state of North Caro-lina by Baseball America...Has worked hard in the weight room...Saw limited action in the fall due to his summer play...Will pitch on Fridays for the Phoenix this spring.

2007: Chosen as Elon baseball’s Pitcher of the Year...Named Second Team All-SoCon by both the league’s coaches and the media...Was named SoCon Pitcher of the Week once and SoCon Pitcher of the Month for March...Honored as having InsidePitching.com’s Southeastern Performance of the Week once...Named to the College Baseball Foundation’s National Honor Roll once...Led the team in victories, going 8-5...Also led the squad with a 3.93 ERA, 100.2 innings pitched, 15 starts and 107 strikeouts...He rated among the SoCon leaders in ERA (5th), strikeouts (2nd) and wins (T5th)...His 107 K’s ranked as the third-highest single-season total in Elon baseball history while his 100.2 innings rank as the fifth-highest season total in program history...Threw 8.0 shutout innings, striking out a career-best 16 hitters in a victory over SoCon foe Davidson...Picked up a win against SoCon rival The Citadel after surrendering one run, hurling an eight-hit complete game and striking out eight batters...Struck out 10+ hitters on five occasions and at least five opponents in 10 games, including a span of seven consecutive games...Earned his first career save by throwing a perfect ninth inning in Elon’s 13-12 win at then-#17 Clemson...Held opponents to just a .249 batting average...Rated as the number four prospect in the Northwoods League by Baseball America after playing for the Duluth Huskies during the summer...Helped Duluth to a 43-25 record and a North Division title by going 1-2 with a save and a 3.58 ERA...Walked only 13 hitters and struck out 31 in 27.2 innings with Duluth.

2006: Named Southern Conference Freshman of the Year...Selected to the 2006 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American Team...Named SoCon Pitcher of the Week twice and SoCon Pitcher of the Month once...Ranked among the SoCon’s top-10 players in innings pitched (5th, 98.2), strikeouts (4th, 96) and batters struck out looking (2nd, 42)...Finished third on the team with six victories...Led the team and grabbed the then-number six spot on Elon’s single-season charts with 96 strikeouts...Threw two complete games, including a 13-strikeout shutout at league member Wofford...Earned his first career victory by throwing 7.1 innings and allowing one run on seven hits while fanning eight batters at then-#28 College of Charleston...Struck out at least five hitters in 11 outings, including a span of nine straight appearances.

Accolades: Named team offensive MVP as a senior...Two-time team MVP and three-time All-Western Highlands Conference selection...Participated in the State Games of North Carolina...Earned all-state distinction following both his junior and senior seasons...Member of the IMPACT All-Star team his junior year...Was selected by the Washington Nationals in June’s amateur draft...Participated in the State Games of North Carolina twice.

Personal: Steven Daniel Hensley is the son of Dan and Kim Hensley...Born on December 27, 1986...Major-ing in leisure/sport management.

17Steven HensleyJunior • Pitcher6-3 • 195 • R/RAsheville, N.C.

Owen

Hensley’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR APP-S W-L CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K 2B 3B HR ERA2006 19-16 6-5 2 1 0 98.2 104 62 58 35 96 23 3 7 5.292007 17-15 8-5 1 0 1 100.2 95 54 44 42 107 23 0 7 3.93Totals 36-31 14-10 3 1 1 199.1 199 116 102 77 203 46 3 14 4.61

Elon Career HighsIP - 9.0, three timesK - 16 vs. Davidson (3-30-07)H - 10, twice2B - 4, three times3B - 1, three timesHR - 2, twiceWP - 2 vs. N.C. A&T (3-9-07)HBP - 3 at Wake Forest (3-8-06)BB - 6 vs. Princeton (3-3-07)



2008: Has a very good arm and good stuff...Will compete for innings as a freshman...Has a chance to log meaningful innings when he has command of his fastball...Has a bright future.

Accolades: Was an all-conference selection following both his junior and senior seasons...Named team pitcher of the year as a junior...Collected team MVP distinction as a senior.

Personal: Jared Ray Kernodle is the son of Richard Kernodle and Lisa Wilkerson...Born on September 29, 1989...Major-ing in physical education and health.

2008: A solid receiver who blocks well...Needs to develop consistency to compete for innings...Missed the majority of the fall with an injury...Showed signs of offensive improvement prior to his injury.

2007: Red-shirted.

Accolades: Was a 48th-round selection by the Chicago White Sox in the 2006 MLB Amateur Draft...Attended the Dy-nasty All-Star Games in 2005 and 2006, which selects the best players in Dade and Broward Counties...Named honorable mention by The Miami Herald in 2005...Participated in the MLB 2005 RBI World Series in Pittsburgh, Pa...Five-year varsity starter..Helped Palmer Trinity to its first district title in 18 years in 2004...Selected to attend the 2003 Area Code Games in Long Beach, Calif...Competed in the MLB 2003 RBI World Series in Houston, Texas.

Personal: Rafael Reyes is the son of Rafael and Zoila Reyes...Born on March 4, 1988...Majoring in exercise/sport science.

19Jared Kernodle

Freshman • Pitcher5-11 • 195 • R/R

Hurdle Mills, N.C.Orange

20Ralph Reyes

R-Freshman • Catcher5-10 • 180 • R/R

Miami, Fla.Palmer Trinity



2008: A lefty who possesses tremendous potential...A tough competitor who has a good arm...Has a chance to earn a spot in the rotation with command of his pitches...Possesses a great work ethic.

2007: Went 3-3 with a 7.44 ERA in 22 appearances, including seven starts, as a true freshman...Earned his first career win by throwing 3.2 shutout innings and allowing just one hit in relief

against North Florida...Allowed one unearned run on four hits in 3.2 innings of relief work to earn the win at then-#11 Miami.

Accolades: An all-league pick in baseball as well as football at Central Bucks East...Selected to participate in the AFLAC/Perfect Game in Baltimore, Md...Helped lead his AAU team to the 17-and-under national title and helped lead his Central Bucks East team to the state semi-finals...Following his rookie campaign, was named Freshman of the Year...Was a 20th-round selection by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim following his senior season of high school.

Personal: James Douglas Reichenbach is the son of Douglas and Leslie Reichenbach...Born on August 29, 1987...Major-ing in business administration.

2008: Has a very good arm with an above average curveball...Could get an opportunity as a starter in 2008.

2007: Logged 33.0 innings over 25 appearances, all out of the bullpen...Went 3-2 with a 4.36 ERA...Struck out 31 hit-ters...Did not allow a run in his first five outings of the year...Fanned a career-high four hitters to earn a save after throwing

1.1 scoreless innings against North Carolina A&T...Held opponents to a .207 batting average...Did not allow a run over 9.2 innings and six appearances from May 5 through May 25.

2006: Made 19 appearances, including two starts, as a true freshman...Recorded three saves...Tallied a 2-3 overall record...Fanned 21 batters in 20.1 innings of work...Picked up his first collegiate victory by

throwing one inning with two strikeouts in relief against Kent State.

Accolades: Two-time All-Mecklenburg pick...Claimed all-conference accolades three times...Helped lead North Mecklenburg to two league titles and a conference co-championship during his last three seasons...Participated in the North Carolina/South

Carolina Senior Challenge in 2005...Helped guide the On Deck O’s team to a third-place finish at the WWBA/PG World Wood Bat Championships...Also helped guide his AAU 16U team, the Diamond Travelers (S.C.), to a state title.

Personal: Thomas William Porter is the son of Bruce and Karen Porter...Born on November 11,1986...Majoring in mathematics.

22J.D. Reichenbach

Sophomore • Pitcher6-2 • 175 • L/L

Doylestown, Pa.Central Bucks East

23Tom Porter

Junior • Pitcher6-1 • 185 • R/R

Huntersville, N.C.North Mecklenburg

Reichenbach’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR APP-S W-L CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K 2B �B HR ERA2007 22-7 3-3 0 0 0 42.1 61 46 35 31 18 11 1 9 7.44Totals 22-7 3-3 0 0 0 42.1 61 46 35 31 18 11 1 9 7.44

Elon Career HighsIP - 4.0 at UNC Wilmington (4-17-07)K - 2, five timesH - 9 at High Point (2-27-07)2B - 3 at High Point (2-27-07)3B - 1 vs. UNC Wilmington (3-6-07)HR - 2, twiceWP - 1 vs. UNC Wilmington (3-6-07)HBP - 1, four timesBB - 5 at Clemson (4-24-07)

Porter’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR APP-S W-L CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K 2B �B HR ERA2006 19-2 2-3 0 0 3 20.1 26 17 16 17 21 4 0 0 7.082007 25-0 3-2 0 0 1 33.0 25 18 16 17 31 2 1 2 4.36Totals 36-31 14-10 3 1 1 199.1 199 116 102 77 203 46 3 14 4.61

Elon Career HighsIP - 3.2, twiceK - 4, twiceH - 5 at North Carolina (4-4-06)2B - 1, six times3B - 1 at Appalachian State (3-17-07)HR - 1, twiceWP - 2 at Clemson (4-24-07)HBP - 1, five timesBB - 3, three times



2008: Named to the pre-season 2008 Brooks Wallace Player of the Year Award watch list...A First Team Preseason All-SoCon pick by the media...Has an above average arm in centerfield and great speed...Could be the best defensive centerfielder in the Southern Conference...Has worked very had on his swing and will bat leadoff to begin the 2008 campaign.

2007: Named Elon baseball’s Newcomer of the Year...Led the SoCon with 31 stolen bases which also ranks as the seventh-best season in Elon history...Was caught stealing just nine times...Tied for the SoCon lead with eight triples which also ranks in a tie for the second-most triples in Elon history...Finished third on the team with a .333 batting average...Equaled his career highs with three hits, three runs scored and drove in two during Elon’s victory at then-#17 Clemson...Stole a career-best three bags in a win over UNC Asheville...Set a career-high with four RBI against High Point...Finished a single short of the cycle during a 3-for-4, three-run, two-RBI

performance against North Carolina A&T...Tallied 20 multi-hit games...Posted the team’s second longest hitting streak of the year at 10 games...Scored 40 runs and drove in 30...Made two appearances on the mound, going 0-1...Tabbed as the #10 prospect in the New York Collegiate League after play-ing for the Saratoga Phillies during the summer by Baseball America...Helped the Phillies capture the league title with a 32-14 record by hitting .294 with 25 runs scored, 22 RBI and 23 steals.

At Pfeiffer: Started all 60 of Pfeiffer’s games as a true freshman...Batted .317 with 41 runs scored and 11 steals in 15 attempts...Drove in 33 runs...Had seven doubles, five triples and five homers...Made seven appearances on the mund, including one start...Threw 13.1 innings...Did not earn a deci-sion, but picked up one save.

Accolades: A three-year varsity letterman in baseball, basketball and football at Southern Alamance High...An all-conference pick in both baseball and football...Named all-region in football as a senior.

Personal: Emmanuel Christopher Dove is the son of Larry and Angie Dove...Born on April 8, 1986...Majoring in accounting.

2008: A two-way player who has a chance to see action both on the mound and at the corners...Is strong and has above av-erage pop in his bat...Needs to develop consistency with his swing...Has a bright future.

Accolades: Was a two-time all-league selection...Ranked as the top prospect at the Perfect Game Northeast Underclass

Showcase...Three-time Puma All-America invitee...Helped Bishop Hendrickson High to a 2005 state title while leading the squad in both homers and RBI.

Personal: Gregory Eric Annarummo is the son of Ken and Marianne Annarummo...Born on April 27, 1989...Majoring in business administration.

24Chris Dove

Junior • Outfielder/Pitcher6-0 • 190 • R/R

Burlington, N.C.Pfeiffer

25Greg Annarummo

Freshman • Pitcher/Infielder6-1 • 205 • R/R

Brisol, R.I.IMG

Dove’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2007 55-51 201 40 67 9 8 2 30 98 .488 20 48 3 31 .333Totals 55-51 201 40 67 9 8 2 30 98 .488 20 48 3 31 .333

Elon Career HighsAB - 6, twiceR - 3, twiceH - 3, seven times2B - 1, nine times3B - 1, eight timesHR - 1, twiceRBI - 4 vs. High Point (5-16-07)SB - 3 vs. UNC Asheville (4-25-07)TB - 9 vs. N.C. A&T (3-11-07)HBP - 1, six timesBB - 3 vs. UNC Greensboro (5-25-07)



2008: Has earned the opportunity to pitch in the rotation...Worked extremely hard in the weight room this fall...Has a good fastball that clocks in the low 90’s...Could also close if necessary.

2007: Led the team with two saves...Went 1-1 with a 4.41 ERA...Made 28 appearances, tied for the fourth highest single season total in school history...Made one start...Picked up his

first career victory in his first career start, allowing one earned run over 6.0 innings against UNC Asheville...Earned his first career save by throwing 0.1 innings in a 5-4 victory over league rival Georgia Southern...Fanned a career-high five hitters in 2.2 innings of work at Georgia Southern.

Accolades: Named all-conference and all-state in 2005...A 2005 State Games of North Carolina participant...His 6-2 record and 1.84 ERA as a junior helped West Columbus to a conference crown and the second round of the state playoffs.

Personal: Daniel Christopher Britt is the son of Becky Britt...Born on March 13, 1988...Undecided upon a major.

2008: A big, strong player who has a very good arm...Throws in the upper 80’s...Worked hard in the fall to develop his slider...Has a chance to be a special player with consistency...Should be a major contributor as a freshman.

Accolades: Earned team MVP honors in 2006...Claimed both all-league and all-section distinction twice...Was a 2007 pre-

season all-American.

Personal: Kenneth James Ferrer is the son of Ronald and Rosa Ferrer...Born on December 13, 1989...Majoring in com-munications.

26Daniel Britt

Sophomore • Pitcher6-4 • 180 • R/R

Chadbourn, N.C.West Columbus

28Ken Ferrer

Freshman • Pitcher6-2 • 225 • R/R

Pleasantville, N.Y.Pleasantville

Britt’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR APP-S W-L CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K 2B �B HR ERA2007 28-1 1-1 0 0 2 51.0 59 31 25 21 30 12 1 4 4.41Totals 28-1 1-1 0 0 2 51.0 59 31 25 21 30 12 1 4 4.41

Elon Career HighsIP - 6.0 vs. UNC Asheville (4-25-07)K - 5 at Georgia Southern (4-8-07)H - 5, twice2B - 2. twice3B - 1 vs. UNC Asheville (4-25-07)HR - 1, four timesWP - 1, three timesHBP - 1, twiceBB - 3 vs. Virginia (2-9-07)



2008: Team captain...Has earned a spot in the rotation to start the season...Has pitched in more meaningful games than any-one on the staff...Has been the go-to arm throughout his ca-reer.

2007: Posted a 4-4 record with one save in 22 appearances...Made six starts...Threw his first career complete game, allow-ing two runs on six hits while striking out six in a win at then-

#29 East Carolina...Fanned a career-best eight hitters at The Citadel in the Southern Conference Tournament...Struck out two in 1.2 scoreless innings in relief to pick up his first career save at then-#11 Miami...Earned the victory in Elon’s win at then-#17 Clemson after 4.2 innings of relief work...Struck out four Gamecocks in in 6.0 innings of relief against then-#1 South Carolina.

2006: Made two starts and 22 total appearances...Posted a 3.43 ERA and a 5-1 record...Threw 42.0 innings and fanned 21 batters...Earned a win over Wake Forest, throwing 4.2 scoreless innings in relief...Was the pitcher of record in Elon’s first-ever NCAA Division I Tournament victory, a 5-4 deci-sion over Mississippi State...Went 2.1 perfect innings in relief in that game.

2005: Went 1-3 with a 7.60 ERA in 18 appearances (four starts) as a true freshman...Struck out 28 batters in 34.1 innings of work...Also hit .188 (3-for-16) with four runs scored...Earned his first career victory in Elon’s 12-4 decision over Wofford after throwing 5.0 innings and allowing three earned runs on five hits...Struck out five Bulldogs in 2.2 innings of work in relief at The Citadel.

Accolades: Three-time all-conference honoree...Two-time academic all-conference selection...Named Wakefield’s best offensive player three times...Tabbed to the Bobby Murray Invitational All-Tournament Team...Helped lead his AAU team to five state titles and a 2001 national crown.

Personal: Jesse Robert David Lewter is the son of Robert and Liza Lewter...Born on February 6, 1986...Majoring in leisure/sport management.

29Jesse Lewter

Senior • Pitcher5-10 • 230 • L/L

Raleigh, N.C.Wakefield

Lewter’s Career Elon StatisticsYEAR APP-S W-L CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K 2B �B HR ERA2005 18-4 1-3 0 0 0 34.1 50 35 29 14 28 13 0 7 7.602006 22-2 5-1 0 0 0 42.0 49 24 16 20 21 8 2 5 3.432007 22-6 4-4 1 0 1 65.1 94 48 42 24 45 18 0 8 5.79Totals 62-12 10-8 1 0 1 141.2 193 107 87 58 94 39 2 20 5.53

Elon Career HighsIP - 9.0 at East Carolina (5-15-07)K - 8 at The Citadel (5-24-07)H - 12 at The Citadel (5-24-07)2B - 3, three times3B - 1, twiceHR - 3 at Clemson (4-24-07)WP - 2 at Clemson (3-22-06)HBP - 4 vs. Virginia (2-9-07)BB - 4, twice



2008: An athletic player who can play both the outfield and third base...Got off to a great start in the fall before a leg injury slowed him...Has great speed...His health will determine how large of an impact he has in 2008...Has a bright future.

Accolades: Hit .464 with 129 runs scored, 126 RBI and 90 steals in 96 attempts during his high school career...His 147

career hits established a new program record...Collected First Team All-South Jersey honors as selected by the Camden Courier Post, Philadelphia Inquirer and South Jersey Hot Stovers Club as a senior...Participated in the Carpenter Cup and played for South Jersey in the state all-star contest following his senior season...Named First Team All-Colonial Confer-ence and First Team All-Group 2 as a junior...Played for the Tri-State Arsenal AAU team, winning a national Division 1 U-15 title in 2004.

Personal: Matthew Ryan Kirchner is the son of Phil and Karen Kirchner...Born on March 15, 1989...Majoring in business administration.

31Matt Kirchner

Freshman • Outfielder/Third Baseman6-1 • 185 • R/R

Haddonfield, N.J.Haddonfield Memorial

2008: Coming off of his best fall in an Elon uniform...Will get opportunities out of the bullpen this spring...Has good stuff and will be successful if he can throw his slider with consis-tency.

2007: Made 13 appearances out of the bullpen...Logged a 3.72 ERA over 9.2 innings pitched...Struck out nine hitters.

At Spartanburg Methodist: Earned Dean’s List honors and was named to Who’s Who Among Junior College Stu-dents.

Accolades: Lettered four years in baseball and cross country in high school...Chosen as an all-conference selection his senior season.

Personal: Gregory Richard Jones is the son of Rick and Nancy...Born on March 3, 1985...Majoring in physics.

32Greg Jones

Senior • Pitcher6-0 • 160 • R/RRaleigh, N.C.

Spartanburg Methodist

Jones’ Career Elon StatisticsYEAR APP-S W-L CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K 2B �B HR ERA2007 13-0 0-0 0 0 0 9.2 11 9 4 11 9 1 0 2 3.72Totals 13-0 0-0 0 0 0 9.2 11 9 4 11 9 1 0 2 3.72

Elon Career HighsIP - 1.2 vs. Furman (4-14-07)K - 2, twiceH - 2, four times2B - 1 vs. N.C. A&T (3-11-07)3B - NoneHR - 2 vs. Col. of Charleston (5-6-07)WP - 1, four timesHBP - NoneBB - 3 vs. UNC Asheville (4-25-07)



2008: A lefty who had a solid fall...Loves to hit...A hard work-er who could see time at first, DH and as a pinch-hitter.

Accolades: Three-time all-league selection...Team MVP...Helped St. Lukes capture two New England championships.

Personal: Jason Robert Sinclair is the son of Tom and Gail Sinclair...Born on October 31, 1987...Majoring in business administration.

33Jay Sinclair

Freshman • First Baseman6-0 • 195 • L/LBrewster, N.Y.

Saint Lukes

2008: Provides pop and experience in the middle of the order...Could hit anywhere from third to seventh in the line-up...Will see action at both corner infield spots during the spring.

At Young Harris: Batted .304 with 56 runs scored, 56 RBI, 14 doubles and six homers a year ago...Helped Young Harris cap-ture GJCAA Region XVII titles in both 2006 and 2007...Cho-sen to the Georgia JC Regional Tournament Team in 2006.

Accolades: Claimed all-county honors four times while a prep at Blessed Trinity High...Batted .465 with 23 doubles, five home runs and 49 RBI in 2004.

Personal: Michael Anthony Lobacz is the son of Larry and Jeri Lobacz...Born on October 13, 1986...Majoring in music technology.

34Mike Lobacz

Junior • First Baseman6-2 • 205 • L/RAcworth, Ga.

Young Harris JC

Lobacz’s Career Young Harris StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B �B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2006 14-N/A 50 -- 13 3 3 0 4 22 .440 -- -- -- 0 .2602007 59-N/A 207 56 63 14 0 6 56 95 .459 -- -- -- 3 .304Totals 73-N/A 257 -- 76 17 3 6 60 117 .455 -- -- -- 3 .296



2008: Earned a spot on the roster as a walk-on as a junior...A very solid defensive catcher...Has above average arm strength.

Accolades: A four-year letterman...Named all-conference following both his junior and senior campaigns...Collected all-New England honors as a senior...Hit over .400 in both his junior and senior seasons...Was awarded his team’s Stephen M.

Miller Baseball Award as a senior.

Personal: Matthew Fletcher Brown is the son of Tim and Connie Brown...Born on August 27, 1986...Majoring in Eng-lish.

36Matt Brown

Junior • Catcher6-0 • 170 • L/R

New Canaan, Ct.St. Lukes

2008: Has a great arm and throws in the upper 80’s...Should see action out of the pen, primarily in a set-up role...Must throw his fastball with more consistency.

Accolades: Finished the 2006 season with a 3-3 record and 2.64 ERA while batting .396...Helped Lead Center to a 2005 section crown, a WPIAL semi-finals appearance and a state

playoff berth.

Personal: Ryan Patrick Hulme is the son of Brian and Maureen Hulme...Born on February 21, 1989...Majoring in el-ementary education.

35Ryan Hulme

Freshman • Pitcher6-3 • 190 • R/RAliquippa, Pa.

Center



2008: Has a great arm with very good stuff...Touches the low 90’s with his fastball and possesses a plus slider...Worked on developing his curveball during the fall...Enters the spring as the leading candidate to close games...Has a bright future with the Phoenix.

Accolades: Named First Team All-Mecklenburg by The Char-lotte Observer in 2007...Notched a no-hit, seven strikeout performance in a 3-1 victory over Central Cabarrus...Member of the Sports Leadership Conference.

Personal: Thomas Mays Girdwood is the son of Jeff and Maggie Girdwood...Born on March 14,1989...Majoring in busi-ness administration.

37Thomas GirdwoodFreshman • Pitcher

6-2 • 200 • R/RCharlotte, N.C.

Myers Park

2008: A physically strong player who possesses a strong work ethic...Has a chance to be a two-way player at Elon...Must de-velop consistency with his delivery to make an impact on the mound...Has a very good arm and a great feel for the chan-geup...Is working on developing a third pitch...Has a chance to get some looks as either a DH or pinch-hitter offensively.

Accolades: Two-time Atlantic Coast League All-Star...Named All-Cape Cod and was an Islands Baseball Team honoree in both 2005 and 2006...Participated in the Bay State Games...Batted .423 with a .678 slugging percentage and .508 OBP as a junior...Threw 50.0 innings with 77 strikouts and a no-hit-ter between his sophomore and junior seasons.

Personal: Brian Robert Bodjiak is the son of Robert and Kathy Bodjiak...Born on October 7, 1988...Majoring in business administration.

38Brian Bodjiak

Freshman • Pitcher/DH6-3 • 200 • R/R

Sandwich, Mass.Sandwich



2008: Transferred to Elon after two seasons at Lenoir-Rhyne...An above average catcher who has a strong and accurate arm...Blocks well...Provides some power from the left side of the plate...Should play a major role during the spring.

At Lenoir-Rhyne: Batted .347 with 50 runs scored, five hom-ers and 36 RBI in 52 games in 2007...Named First Team All-

South Atlantic Conference and ABCA/Rawlings All-South Region Second Team last year...Went 5-for-5 with four runs scored and three RBI against Mount Olive in 2007...Hit .320 with 29 runs scored and 29 driven in as a freshman...Drove in five runs against Pfeiffer in 2006.

Accolades: Two-time All-South Piedmont 3A Conference and all-state selection...Three-time All-Union County hon-oree...Hit .377 with five home runs and 29 RBI as a senior at Piedmont High...Named conference defensive player of the year...Ranked first in his senior class, graduating summa cum laude.

Personal: William Dallas Tarleton is the son of Mark and Cindy Tarleton...Born on August 5, 1987...Majoring in economics.

42Dallas TarletonJunior • Catcher5-10 • 195 • L/R

Indian Trails, N.C.Lenoir-Rhyne

Tarleton’s Career Lenoir-Rhyne StatisticsYEAR GP-S AB R H 2B �B HR RBI TB SLG BB K SAC SB AVG2006 41-38 122 29 39 8 6 1 29 62 .508 23 16 7 1 .3202007 53-52 196 50 68 17 2 5 36 104 .531 28 27 7 0 .347Totals 94-90 318 79 107 25 8 6 65 166 .522 51 43 14 1 .336

2008: A crafty lefty who has good off-speed stuff...Is working on increasing his strength to add speed to his fastball...Will be used primarily out of the pen in 2008...Should receive plenty of opportunities as a freshman...Could earn a few spot starts...Has a bright future.

Accolades: A Puma Preseason All-American...Averaged 1.5 strikeouts per inning over his sophomore and junior seasons...

Ranked as a top-300 prospect nationally by Baseball America...Dubbed a PG Underclass Showcase “Top Prospect” as a Team One South “Top Pitch Ability” recipient...Team MVP as a sophomore.

Personal: Gregory Joseph Amorosso is the son of Edward and Deborah Amorosso...Born on September 24, 1988...Majoring in business administration.

44Greg Amorosso

Freshman • Pitcher6-1 • 193 • L/L

Virginia Beach, Va.Frank W. Cox



February 22 (Friday)ASU at N.C. St. 3 p.m.FUR at Tennessee 3 p.m.LaSalle at ELON 3 p.m.Kent St. at UNCG 4 p.m.Marshall at WCU 4 p.m.Radford at DAV 4 p.m.St. Peter’s at WOF(DH) 4 p.m.Delaware at CIT 5 p.m.George Mason at COFC 5 p.m.Boston Col. at GSU 7 p.m.

February 2� (Saturday)Delaware at CIT (DH) NoonLaSalle at ELON (DH) NoonGeorge Mason at COFC 1 p.m.Kent St. at UNCG 1 p.m.St. Peter’s at WOF (DH) 1 p.m.ASU at N.C. St. 2 p.m.Marshall at WCU 2 p.m.Boston Col. at GSU 230 p.m.Georgetown at DAV 3 p.m.

February 2� (Sunday)Georgetown at DAV 11 a.m.Delaware at CIT 1 p.m.George Mason at COFC 1 p.m.LaSalle at ELON 1 p.m.ASU at N.C. St. 130 p.m.Boston Col. at GSU 130 p.m.Marshall at WCU 2 p.m.Radford at DAV 2 p.m.

February 26 (Tuesday)ASU at N.C.A&T 3 p.m.ELON at UNC Wilmington 4 p.m.GSU at Georgia Tech 4 p.m.Coastal Carolina at COFC 5 p.m.USC Upstate at WOF 7 p.m.

February 27 (Wednesday) FUR at Charleston Southern 2 p.m.ASU at Wake Forest 230 p.m.East Carolina at ELON 4 p.m.GSU at Georgia Tech 4 p.m.UNC Wilmington at CIT 4 p.m.Virginia Tech at DAV 4 p.m.

February 29 (Friday)WCU vs. Marshall NoonCanisius at ASU 3 p.m.Albany at WOF 4 p.m.Connecticut at UNCG 4 p.m.Delaware St. at ELON 4 p.m.N.C. A&T at CIT 4 p.m.Clemson at COFC 5 p.m.Towson at GSU 7 p.m.

March � (Saturday)Jacksonville St. at COFC (DH) NoonAlbany at WOF (DH) 1 p.m.Connecticut at UNCG 1 p.m.N.J. Tech at FUR (DH) 1 p.m.Niagara at DAV 1 p.m.Delaware St. at ELON 130 p.m.Canisius at ASU 2 p.m.WCU vs. George Mason 2 p.m.Louisville at CIT 230 p.m.Towson at GSU 230 p.m.

March 2 (Sunday)WCU vs. West Virginia 1030 a.m.N.J. Tech at FUR (DH) 11 a.m.Niagara at DAV NoonAlbany at WOF 1 p.m.Canisius at ASU 1 p.m.Connecticut at UNCG 1 p.m.Delaware St. at ELON 1 p.m.Jacksonville St. at COFC 1 p.m.Towson at GSU 130 p.m.WCU at Coastal Carolina 130 p.m.N.C. St. at CIT 2 p.m.

March � (Tuesday)High Point at ELON 4 p.m.WCU at Georgia Tech 4 p.m.Savannah St. at COFC 5 p.m.DAV at Auburn 6 p.m.GSU at Bethune-Cookman 6 p.m.USC Upstate at CIT 6 p.m.

March 5 (Wednesday)UNCG at Wake Forest 230 p.m.ASU at High Point 4 p.m.UNC Wilmington at ELON 4 p.m.Charleston Southern at COFC 5 p.m.FUR at Gardner-Webb 5 p.m. DAV at Auburn 6 p.m.USC Upstate at CIT 6 p.m.WOF at Clemson 7 p.m.

March 6 (Thursday)WCU vs. Michigan State 1 p.m.Valparaiso at UNCG 2 p.m.

March 7 (Friday)GSU vs. Michigan 1 p.m.WCU vs. Creighton 2 p.m.Evansville at CIT 4 p.m.N.C. A&T at ELON 4 p.m.Albany at FUR 5 p.m.Texas-San Antonio at COFC 5 p.m.Ohio at UNCG 6 p.m.Quinnipiac at DAV 6 p.m.

March 8 (Saturday)GSU vs. Pittsburgh 11 a.m.Quinnipiac at DAV 11 a.m.Niagara at WOF (DH) 1 p.m.N.C. A&T at ELON 1 p.m.Ohio at UNCG 1 p.m.Texas-San Antonio at COFC 1 p.m.ASU vs. Yale (DH) 2 p.m.Western Carolina at Rice 2 p.m.Albany at FUR 2 p.m.Wright State at CIT 230 p.m.

March 9 (Sunday)Albany at FUR NoonASU vs. Quinnipiac 1 p.m.Niagara at WOF (DH) 1 p.m.N.C. A&T at ELON 1 p.m.Ohio at UNCG 1 p.m.Texas-San Antonio at COFC 1 p.m.GSU at East Carolina 2 p.m.UNC Asheville at CIT 2 p.m.Yale at DAV 4 p.m.

March �0 (Monday)Yale at DAV 4 p.m.Quinnipiac at WOF 7 p.m.

March �� (Tuesday)UNCG at Clemson 4 p.m.Winthrop at ELON 4 p.m.WCU at Vanderbilt 5 p.m.ASU at Auburn 6 p.m.COFC at CIT 6 p.m.FUR at Charlotte 6 p.m.USC Upstate at GSU 6 p.m.

March �2 (Wednesday)UNCG at Clemson 4 p.m.USC Upstate at GSU 4 p.m.WCU at Vanderbilt 4 p.m.ASU at Auburn 6 p.m.COFC at Winthrop 6 p.m.Indiana St. at CIT 6 p.m.UNC Asheville at FUR 6 p.m.ELON at Campbell 7 p.m.

March �� (Friday)ASU at Jacksonville St. 3 p.m.CIT at ELON 4 p.m.Indiana St. at COFC 5 p.m.Columbia at GSU 7 p.m.High Point at FUR 7 p.m.Yale at WOF 7 p.m.

March �5 (Saturday)ASU at Jacksonville St. NoonIndiana St. at COFC (DH) NoonHartford at WCU (DH) 1 p.m.Princeton at UNCG 1 p.m.Columbia at GSU 130 p.m.CIT at ELON 2 p.m.High Point at FUR (DH) 3 p.m.Yale at WOF 3 p.m.

March �6 (Sunday)CIT at ELON 1 p.m.High Point at FUR 1 p.m.Indiana St. at COFC 1 p.m.Princeton at UNCG 1 p.m.Yale at WOF 1 p.m.Columbia at GSU 130 p.m.Hartford at WCU 2 p.m.

March �7 (Monday)Columbia at GSU 4 p.m.Princeton at UNCG 6 p.m.

March �8 (Tuesday)Wake Forest at ASU 230 p.m.WCU at Georgia 5 p.m.ELON at East Carolina 6 p.m.GSU at Mercer 6 p.m.Rider at WOF 7 p.m.South Carolina at COFC 7 p.m.Columbia at Davidson TBA

March �9 (Wednesday)Charleston Southern at CIT 6 p.m.Rider at WOF 7 p.m.UNCG at High Point 7 p.m.Wake Forest at ELON 7 p.m.FUR at Clemson 715 p.m.Columbia at DAV TBA

March 2� (Friday)*UNCG at ASU 5 p.m.*FUR at CIT 6 p.m.*COFC at DAV 7 p.m.*ELON at WOF 7 p.m.*WCU at GSU 7 p.m.

March 22 (Saturday)*ELON at WOF (DH) 1 p.m.*COFC at DAV 2 p.m.*FUR at CIT 2 p.m.*WCU at GSU 230 p.m.*UNCG at ASU 3 p.m.

March 2� (Sunday)*COFC at DAV 1 p.m.*FUR at CIT 1 p.m.*UNCG at ASU 1 p.m.*WCU at GSU 130 p.m.

March 25 (Tuesday)High Point at ASU 3 p.m.Presbyterian at WOF 4 p.m.Albany at UNCG 6 p.m.Coastal Carolina at CIT 6 p.m.DAV at North Carolina 6 p.m.East Tennessee St. at WCU 7 p.m.FUR at South Carolina 7 p.m.ELON at Clemson 715 p.m.

March 26 (Wednesday)N.C. A&T at ASU 3 p.m.Albany at UNCG 6 p.m.Winthrop at CIT 6 p.m.COFC at South Carolina 7 p.m.WCU at UNC Asheville 7 p.m.ELON at Clemson 715 p.m.

March 28 (Friday)*ASU at CIT 6 p.m.*GSU at COFC 6 p.m.*ELON at FUR 7 p.m.*UNCG at WCU 7 p.m.*WOF at DAV 7 p.m.

March 29 (Saturday)*ASU at CIT 2 p.m.*WOF at DAV 2 p.m.*GSU at COFC 3 p.m.*UNCG at WCU 4 p.m.*ELON at FUR 6 p.m.

March �0 (Sunday)*ASU at CIT 1 p.m.*ELON at FUR 1 p.m.*GSU at COFC 1 p.m.*WOF at DAV 1 p.m.*UNCG at WCU 2 p.m.

April � (Tuesday)COFC at Charleston Southern 2 p.m.FUR at Presbyterian 3 p.m.WCU at Gardner-Webb 3 p.m.ELON at Coastal Carolina 4 p.m.UNC Asheville at ASU 5 p.m.GSU at North Florida 6 p.m.UNCG at North Carolina 6 p.m.South Carolina at CIT 7 p.m.WOF at Arizona St. 930 p.m.

April 2 (Wednesday)CIT at Mercer 3 p.m.Kennesaw State at GSU 4 p.m.ASU at North Carolina 6 p.m.N.C. A&T at UNCG 6 p.m.Winthrop at COFC 6 p.m.ELON at North Carolina St. 630 p.m.DAV at South Carolina 7 p.m.Presbyterian at FUR 7 p.m.WCU at UNC Asheville 7 p.m.WOF at Arizona St. 9 p.m.

April � (Friday)*DAV at WCU 6 p.m.*FUR at UNCG 6 p.m.*COFC at ASU 7 p.m.*CIT at WOF 7 p.m.*GSU at ELON 7 p.m.

April 5 (Saturday)*FUR at UNCG 1 p.m.*COFC at ASU 3 p.m.*CIT at WOF 4 p.m.*DAV at WCU 4 p.m.*GSU at ELON 7 p.m.

April 6 (Sunday)*COFC at ASU 1 p.m.*CIT at WOF 1 p.m.*DAV at WCU 1 p.m.*FUR at UNCG 1 p.m.*GSU at ELON 130 p.m.

April 8 (Tuesday)CIT at Charleston Southern 230 p.m.ELON at North Carolina 6 p.m.Gardner-Webb at FUR 6 p.m.Jacksonville at GSU 6 p.m.Savannah St. at COFC 6 p.m.USC Upstate at ASU 6 p.m.DAV at Virginia Tech 7 p.m.WCU at South Carolina 7 p.m.

April 9 (Wednesday)Charlotte at FUR 6 p.m.WOF at UNC Asheville 6 p.m.East Carolina at ELON 7 p.m.Gardner-Webb at ASU 7 p.m.UNCG at Duke 7 p.m.

April �� (Friday)*DAV at CIT 4 p.m.*ASU at GSU 7 p.m.*COFC at FUR 7 p.m.*WCU at ELON 7 p.m.*WOF at UNCG 7 p.m.

April �2 (Saturday)*WOF at UNCG 2 p.m.*ASU at GSU 6 p.m.*COFC at FUR 6 p.m.*DAV at CIT 7 p.m.*WCU at ELON 7 p.m.

April �� (Sunday)*COFC at FUR 1 p.m.*DAV at CIT 1 p.m.*WOF at UNCG 1 p.m.*ASU at GSU 130 p.m.*WCU at ELON 130 p.m.

April �5 (Tuesday)ASU at USC Upstate 6 p.m.Georgia Tech at GSU 6 p.m.North Carolina at UNCG 6 p.m.UNC Asheville at WOF 6 p.m.Wake Forest at DAV 6 p.m.CIT at UNC Wilmington 7 p.m.ELON at High Point 7 p.m.WCU at Clemson 705 p.m.

April �6 (Wednesday)COFC at Charleston Southern 230 p.m.FUR at UNC Asheville 3 p.m.Coastal Carolina at ELON 4 p.m.Georgia Tech at GSU 4 p.m.CIT at East Carolina 6 p.m.ASU at East Tennessee St. 7 p.m.

April �8 (Friday)*ELON at COFC 6 p.m.*UNCG at CIT 6 p.m.*GSU at DAV 7 p.m.*WCU at ASU 7 p.m.*WOF at FUR 7 p.m.

April �9 (Saturday)*ELON at COFC 1 p.m.*GSU at DAV 2 p.m.*WCU at ASU 3 p.m.*UNCG at CIT 4 p.m.*WOF at FUR 6 p.m.

April 20 (Sunday)*ELON at COFC 1 p.m.*GSU at DAV 1 p.m.*UNCG at CIT 1 p.m.*WCU at ASU 1 p.m.*WOF at FUR 1 p.m.

April 22 (Tuesday)COFC at Coastal Carolina 6 p.m.Duke at UNCG 6 p.m.North Florida at GSU 6 p.m.ASU at Tennessee 7 p.m.Clemson at WCU 7 p.m.N.C. A&T at WOF 7 p.m.South Carolina at FUR 7 p.m.Wake Forest at ELON 7 p.m.

April 2� (Wednesday)ASU at Gardner-Webb 3 p.m.GSU at Kennesaw St. 5 p.m.ELON at Winthrop 6 p.m.N.C. St. at UNCG 6 p.m.WCU at Mercer 6 p.m.Duke at DAV 7 p.m.WOF at South Carolina 7 p.m.

April 25 (Friday)*ELON at UNCG 6 p.m.*CIT at COFC 7 p.m.*DAV at ASU 7 p.m.*FUR at WCU 7 p.m.*GSU at WOF 7 p.m.

April 26 (Saturday)*ELON at UNCG 1 p.m.*GSU at WOF 4 p.m.*DAV at ASU 5 p.m.*FUR at WCU 6 p.m.*CIT at COFC 7 p.m.

April 27 (Sunday)*DAV at ASU Noon*CIT at COFC 1 p.m.*ELON at UNCG 1 p.m.*GSU at WOF 1 p.m.*FUR at WCU 2 p.m.

April 29 (Tuesday)WOF at N.C. A&T 3 p.m.Wake Forest at UNCG 6 p.m.WCU at Tennessee 7 p.m.

April �0 (Wednesday)DAV at Wake Forest 3 p.m.*ASU at ELON 7 p.m.CIT at Coastal Carolina 6 p.m.Gardner-Webb at WCU 7 p.m.Jacksonville at GSU 6 p.m.UNC Asheville at UNCG 6 p.m.

May � (Thursday)*ASU at ELON (DH) 3 p.m.

May 2 (Friday)*COFC at UNCG 7 p.m.*CIT at GSU 7 p.m.*DAV at FUR 7 p.m.*WOF at WCU 7 p.m.

May � (Saturday)*COFC at UNCG 2 p.m.*CIT at GSU 6 p.m.*DAV at FUR 6 p.m.*WOF at WCU 6 p.m.

Campbell at ELON 7 p.m.

May � (Sunday)*COFC at UNCG 1 p.m.*DAV at FUR 1 p.m.*CIT at GSU 130 p.m.*WOF at WCU 2 p.m.

May 5 (Monday)Mercer at GSU 2 p.m.

May 6 (Tuesday)High Point at UNCG 1 p.m.Charleston Southern at FUR 6 p.m.DAV at Duke 7 p.m.

May 7 (Wednesday)*ELON at DAV (DH) 4 p.m.CIT at Winthrop 6 p.m.N.C. A&T at UNCG 6 p.m.Charleston Southern at COFC 7 p.m.East Tennessee St. at ASU 7 p.m.South Carolina at WOF 7 p.m.FUR at Clemson 715 p.m.

May 8 (Thursday)*ELON at DAV Noon

May 9 (Friday)*WCU at CIT 6 p.m.*FUR at ASU 7 p.m.*UNCG at GSU 7 p.m.*WOF at COFC 7 p.m.

May �0 (Saturday)*WCU at CIT Noon*UNCG at GSU 6 p.m.*WOF at COFC 6 p.m.*FUR at ASU 7 p.m.

May �� (Sunday)*FUR at ASU 1 p.m.*WCU at CIT 1 p.m.*WOF at COFC 1 p.m.*UNCG at GSU 130 p.m.

May �� (Tuesday)ASU at UNC Asheville 3 p.m.Tennessee at FUR 5 p.m.GSU at Jacksonville 6 p.m.CIT at South Carolina 7 p.m.WCU at East Tennessee St. 7 p.m.COFC at Clemson 715 p.m.

May �� (Wednesday)*DAV at UNCG 6 p.m.

May �5 (Thursday)Presbyterian at CIT 4 p.m.*DAV at UNCG 6 p.m.*COFC at WCU 7 p.m.*GSU at FUR 7 p.m.

May �6 (Friday)Presbyterian at CIT 4 p.m.*DAV at UNCG 6 p.m.*ASU at WOF 7 p.m.*COFC at WCU 7 p.m.*GSU at FUR 7 p.m.

May �7 (Saturday)*ASU at WOF (DH) 1 p.m.Presbyterian at CIT 1 p.m.*COFC at WCU 2 p.m.*GSU at FUR 4 p.m.

May 20 (Tuesday)SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.Opening Round Noon 330 p.m.

May 2� (Wednesday)SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.First Round 10 a.m. 1 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m.

May 22 (Thursday)SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C. 10 a.m. 1 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m.

May 2� (Friday)SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C. 3 p.m. 6 p.m.

May 2� (Saturday)SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C. 10 a.m. 1 p.m. (if necessary) 5 p.m. (if necessary) 8 p.m.

May 25 (Sunday)SoCon Tournament Championship

TBA

SOCON COMPOSITE SCHEDULE 2008 OPPONENT INFORMATION


Appalachian StateApr. 30-May 1 - Elon, N.C.

Location.................................................. Boone,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1899Enrollment....................................................... 15,000Nickname.............................................. MountaineersColors....................................................Black.&.GoldConference....................................................SouthernStadium.(Capacity)....Jim.and.Bettie.Smith.Stadium.(2,000)Head.Coach........................................... Chris.PollardRecord.at.ASU................................... 67-99-1.(3.yrs.)Career.Record................................. 207-206-1.(8.yrs.)Asst..Coaches......Matt.Boykin,.Josh.Jordan,.Craig.Scheffler2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)............33-26/14-13.(4th)Baseball.SID............................................. Mike.FlynnOffice.Phone........................................ 828-262-2845E-Mail..................................... flynnmh@appstate.eduPress.Box.Phone..................................................TBAWeb.Site......................................................goasu.com

Col. of CharlestonApr. 18-20 - Mt. Pleasant, S.C.

Location............................................ Charleston,.S.C.Founded.............................................................. 1770Enrollment....................................................... 11,617Nickname.......................................................CougarsColors..............................................Maroon.&.WhiteConference....................................................SouthernStadium.(Capacity)...................Patriots.Point.(2,000)Head.Coach....................................... John.PawlowskiRecord.at.CofC.............................. 299-172-1.(8.yrs.)Career.Record..................................................... SameAsst..Coaches.....Scott.Foxhall,.Matt.Heath,.Chris.Morris2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)............39-19/20-7.(T1st)Baseball.SID.............................................Tony.CiuffoOffice.Phone........................................ 843-953-5465E-Mail................................................ [email protected]................................... 843-953-9141Web.Site...............................................cofcsports.com

CampbellMar. 12 - Buies Creek, N.C.May 3 - Elon, N.C.Location......................................... Buies.Creek,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1887Enrollment......................................................... 6,654Nickname..........................................Fighting.CamelsColors................................................ Orange.&.BlackConference..............................................Atlantic.SunStadium.(Capacity)......................Taylor.Field.(1,000)Head.Coach................................................Greg.GoffRecord.at.CU..................................................1st.YearCareer.Record.......................................152-84.(4.yrs.)Asst..Coaches...... Justin.Haire,.Aubrey.Blackwell,.John.Caddell2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)............11-45/5-22.(10th)Baseball.SID.........................................Quinn.LeSageOffice.Phone........................................ 910-814-4367E-Mail........................................lesage@campbell.eduPress.Box.Phone................................... 910-814-4781Web.Site................................................ gocamels.com

The CitadelMar. 14-16 - Elon, N.C.

Location............................................ Charleston,.S.C.Founded.............................................................. 1842Enrollment......................................................... 1,900Nickname...................................................... BulldogsColors.......................................Citadel.Blue.&.WhiteConference....................................................SouthernStadium.(Capacity).....Joseph.P..Riley,.Jr..Park.(6,000)Head.Coach..............................................Fred.JordanRecord.at.CIT..................................558-400.(16.yrs.)Career.Record..................................................... SameAsst..Coaches.....David.Beckley,.Stuart.Lake,.Randy.Carlson2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)............34-27/12-15.(7th)Baseball.SID..........................................Patrick.WalshOffice.Phone........................................ 843-953-7590E-Mail................................ [email protected]................................... 843-965-4151Web.Site...........................................citadelsports.com

Coastal CarolinaApr. 1 - Conway, S.C.Apr. 16 - Elon, N.C.Location................................................. Conway,.S.C.Founded.............................................................. 1954Enrollment......................................................... 8,300Nickname................................................ ChanticleersColors........................ Coastal.Green,.Bronze.&.BlackConference.................................................. Big.SouthStadium.(Capacity).Charles.Watson.Stadium.(2,000)Head.Coach..........................................Gary.GilmoreRecord.at.CCU................................457-263.(12.yrs.)Career.Record...................................710-365.(18.yrs.)Asst..Coaches........Kevin.Schnall,.Brendan.Dougherty,.Drew.Thomas2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)...............50-13/17-4.(1st)Baseball.SID..........................................Kent.ReichertOffice.Phone........................................ 843-349-2840E-Mail........................................ [email protected]................................... 843-421-8244Web.Site............................................goccusports.com

ClemsonMar. 25-26 - Clemson, S.C.

Location................................................Clemson,.S.C.Founded.............................................................. 1889Enrollment....................................................... 17,309Nickname..........................................................TigersColors.................. Burnt.Orange.&.Northwest.PurpleConference........................................... Atlantic.CoastStadium.(Capacity)...Doug.Kingsmore.Stadium.(6,217)Head.Coach............................................ Jack.LeggettRecord.at.CU...................................649-282.(14.yrs.)Career.Record................................1,026-572.(28.yrs.)Asst..Coaches....Tom.Riginos,.Kyle.Bunn,.Toby.Bicknell2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)...41-23/18-12.(2nd.Atlantic)Baseball.SID.......................................Brian.HennessyOffice.Phone........................................ 864-656-1921E-Mail..................................... [email protected]................................... 864-656-7731Web.Site.........................................clemsontigers.com

FurmanMar. 28-30 - Greenville, S.C.

Location............................................. Greenville,.S.C.Founded.............................................................. 1826Enrollment......................................................... 2,630Nickname.......................................................PaladinsColors................................................ Purple.&.WhiteConference....................................................SouthernStadium.(Capacity)..............Furman.Stadium.(2,000)Head.Coach...............................................Ron.SmithRecord.at.FU....................................340-416.(14.yrs.)Career.Record..................................................... SameAsst..Coaches.... Brent.Shade,.Lelan.Byrd,.Jeff.Whitfield2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)............19-36/11-16.(8th)Baseball.SID............................................Hunter.ReidOffice.Phone........................................ 864-294-2061E-Mail................................Hunter.Reid@furman.eduPress.Box.Phone................................... 864-294-3066Web.Site...................................... furmanpaladins.com

High PointMar. 4 - Elon, N.C.Apr. 15 - High Point, N.C.Location...........................................High.Point,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1924Enrollment......................................................... 3,000Nickname...................................................... PanthersColors................................................ Purple.&.WhiteConference.................................................. Big.SouthStadium.(Capacity)... Coy.O..Williard.Stadium.(550)Head.Coach........................................... Sal.Bando,.Jr.Record.at.HPU..................................124-210.(6.yrs.)Career.Record...................................226-298.(10.yrs.)Asst..Coaches....Phil.Maier,.Michael.Lowman,.Justin.Pinyan2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)......... 27-30/10-11.(T4th)Baseball.SID..........................................Brian.MorganOffice.Phone........................................ 336-841-4605E-Mail..................................bmorgan@highpoint.eduPress.Box.Phone................................... 336-841-3077Web.Site................................. highpointpanthers.com

Georgia SouthernApr. 4-6 - Elon, N.C.

Location.............................................. Statesboro,.Ga.Founded.............................................................. 1906Enrollment....................................................... 16,841Nickname..........................................................EaglesColors................................................... Blue.&.WhiteConference....................................................SouthernStadium.(Capacity)......J.I..Clements.Stadium.(3,000)Head.Coach......................................Rodney.HennonRecord.at.GSU...................................295-191.(8.yrs.)Career.Record............................... 376-229-1.(10.yrs.)Asst..Coaches..................Mike.Tidick,.Jason.Beverlin2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)............34-28/13-14.(6th)Baseball.SID.................................... Patrick.OstermanOffice.Phone........................................ 912-681-0352E-Mail.................... [email protected]................................... 912-681-2508Web.Site............................georgiasoutherneagles.com

DavidsonMay 7-8 - Davidson, N.C.

Location..............................................Davidson,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1837Enrollment......................................................... 1,700Nickname......................................................WildcatsColors......................................................Red.&.BlackConference....................................................SouthernStadium.(Capacity).......................Wilson.Field.(700)Head.Coach.............................................Dick.CookeRecord.at.DC............................... 335-527-1.(17.yrs.)Career.Record............................... 346-559-1.(18.yrs.)Asst..Coaches................. Mike.Zandler,.Jeff.Arzonico2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)............19-34/8-19.(10th)Baseball.SID........................................... Marc.GignacOffice.Phone........................................ 704-894-2123E-Mail.................................. [email protected]................................... 704-894-2740Web.Site....................................davidsonwildcats.com

East CarolinaFeb. 27 & Apr. 9 - Elon, N.C.Mar. 18 - Greenville, N.C.Location............................................ Greenville,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1907Enrollment....................................................... 24,351Nickname......................................................... PiratesColors.................................................. Purple.&.GoldConference.......................................Conference.USAStadium.(Capacity)... Clark-LeClair.Stadium.(3,000)Head.Coach...........................................Billy.GodwinRecord.at.ECU.......................................73-49.(2.yrs.)Career.Record.....................................335-134.(8.yrs.)Asst..Coaches... Link.Jarrett,.Bill.Jarman,.Ben.Sanderson2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)............. 40-23/14-9.(2nd)Baseball.SID.........................................Malcolm.GrayOffice.Phone........................................ 252-737-4522E-Mail................................................ [email protected]................................... 252-328-0068Web.Site...............................................ecupirates.com

Delaware StateFeb. 29-Mar. 2 - Elon, N.C.

Location.................................................... Dover,.Del.Founded.............................................................. 1891Enrollment......................................................... 3,711Nickname....................................................... HornetsColors...................................... Columbia.Blue.&.RedConference................................Mid-Eastern.AthleticStadium.(Capacity)....................... Soldier.Field.(200)Head.Coach...........................Jean-Paul.“J.P.”.BlandinRecord.at.DSU............................... 191-156-2.(7.yrs.)Career.Record..................................................... SameAsst..Coaches.................. Mike.August,.Nick.Wenger2007.Record/Conf..(Finish).......... 22-27-2/10-8.(4th)Baseball.SID........................................ Jennifer.DaileyOffice.Phone........................................ 302-857-6065E-Mail........................................ jd82386@yahoo.comPress.Box.Phone...................................................N/AWeb.Site............................................. dsuhornets.com

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La SalleFeb. 22-24 - Elon, N.C.

Location............................................Philadelphia,.Pa.Founded.............................................................. 1863Enrollment......................................................... 6,138Nickname.....................................................ExplorersColors..................................................... Blue.&.GoldConference................................................Atlantic-10Stadium.(Capacity).... Hank.DeVincent.Field.(1,000)Head.Coach...............................................Mike.LakeRecord.at.LU................................................ First.YearCareer.Record............................................... First.YearAsst..Coaches...................Toby.Fisher,.Mike.Schaefer2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)............17-32/8-19.(13th)Baseball.SID........................................... Marc.MullenOffice.Phone........................................ 215-951-1633E-Mail........................................mmullen@lasalle.eduPress.Box.Phone...................................................N/AWeb.Site............................................ goexplorers.com

North Carolina A&TMar. 7- 9 - Elon, N.C.

Location.......................................... Greensboro,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1891Enrollment....................................................... 11,436Nickname......................................................... AggiesColors..................................................... Blue.&.GoldConference................................Mid-Eastern.AthleticStadium.(Capacity)...War.Memorial.Stadium.(2,000)Head.Coach........................................ Keith.ShumateRecord.at.NCAT.......................... 202-378-2.(11.yrs.)Career.Record..................................................... SameAsst..Coaches...Austin.Love,.Tim.Wilson,.Eric.Estep2007.Record/Conf..(Finish).......... 28-31/11-7.(T2nd)Baseball.SID.......................................Brian.HollowayOffice.Phone........................................ 336-334-7141E-Mail.........................................bmhollow@ncat.eduPress.Box.Phone...................................................N/AWeb.Site.............................................. ncataggies.com

North CarolinaApr. 8 - Cary, N.C.

Location..........................................Chapel.Hill,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1789Enrollment....................................................... 27,700Nickname.....................................................Tar.HeelsColors.....................................Carolina.Blue.&.WhiteConference........................................... Atlantic.CoastStadium.(Capacity)........USA.Baseball.Ntional.Training.Complex.Stadium.(1,754)Head.Coach.................................................Mike.FoxRecord.at.UNC.............................. 398-176-1.(9.yrs.)Career.Record............................... 938-317-5.(24.yrs.)Asst..Coaches....Chad.Holbrook,.Scott.Forbes,.Matt.McCay2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)......57-16/21-9.(1st.Coastal)Baseball.SID............................................ John.MartinOffice.Phone........................................ 919-962-0084E-Mail........................................ [email protected]................................... 919-387-5838Web.Site............................................. tarheelblue.com

UNC GreensboroApr. 25-27 - Greensboro, N.C.

Location.......................................... Greensboro,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1891Enrollment....................................................... 16,600Nickname...................................................... SpartansColors........................................ Gold,.White.&.NavyConference....................................................SouthernStadium.(Capacity).... UNCG.Baseball.Stadium.(3,500)Head.Coach............................................. Mike.GaskiRecord.at.UNCG......................... 525-404-1.(17.yrs.)Career.Record..................................................... SameAsst..Coaches.......Chris.Roberts,.Jamie.Athas,.Dustin.Ijames2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)......... 30-30/14-13.(T4th)Baseball.SID....................................... Christy.KramerOffice.Phone........................................ 336-334-5615E-Mail........................................cmkramer@uncg.eduPress.Box.Phone................................... 336-334-3885Web.Site..........................................uncgspartans.com

UNC WilmingtonFeb. 26 - Wilmington, N.C.Mar. 5 - Elon, N.C.Location.........................................Wilmington,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1947Enrollment....................................................... 12,000Nickname.....................................................SeahawksColors............................................Teal,.Navy.&.GoldConference................... Colonial.Athletic.AssociationStadium.(Capacity).....................Brooks.Field.(3,500)Head.Coach...............................................Mark.ScalfRecord.at.UNCW............................512-419.(16.yrs.)Career.Record..................................................... SameAsst..Coaches..... Randy.Hood,.Jason.Howell,.Aaron.Smith2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)...........29-27/18-11(T1st)Baseball.SID...........................................Tom.RiordanOffice.Phone........................................ 910-962-4099E-Mail.......................................... [email protected]................................... 910-395-5141Web.Site.............................................uncwsports.com

North Carolina StateApr. 2 - Raleigh, N.C.

Location................................................ Raleigh,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1887Enrollment....................................................... 31,792Nickname.....................................................WolfpackColors.................................................... Red.&.WhiteConference........................................... Atlantic.CoastStadium.(Capacity).......................Doak.Field.(2,500)Head.Coach........................................... Elliott.AventRecord.at.NCSU..............................416-258.(11.yrs.)Career.Record...................................641-467.(19.yrs.)Asst..Coaches......Tom.Holliday,.Chris.Hart,.Brian.Ward2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)....38-23/16-14.(3rd.Atlantic)Baseball.SID................................... Bruce.WinkworthOffice.Phone........................................ 919-515-1182E-Mail............................ [email protected]................................... 919-513-0653Web.Site................................................... gopack.com

WoffordMar. 21-22 - Spartanburg, S.C.

Location.......................................... Spartanburg,.S.C.Founded.............................................................. 1854Enrollment......................................................... 1,350Nickname........................................................TerriersColors............................................ Old.Gold.&.BlackConference....................................................SouthernStadium.(Capacity).......Russell.C..King.Field.(2,500)Head.Coach....................................Todd.InterdonatoRecord.at.WC.............................................. First.YearCareer.Record............................................... First.YearAsst..Coaches....Dusty.Blake,.Nick.Jaksa,.Anthony.Dillenger2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)..............30-33/8-19.(9th)Baseball.SID....................................Brent.WilliamsonOffice.Phone........................................ 864-597-4093E-Mail..............................williamsondb@wofford.eduPress.Box.Phone................................... 864-597-4478Web.Site..................................... athletics.wofford.edu

Southern ConferenceTournament: May 20-25Charleston, S.C.Location.......................................... Spartanburg,.S.C.Founded.............................................................. 1921Baseball.SID..........................................Mike.BallwegOffice.Phone........................................ 864-591-5100E-Mail........................................mballweg@socon.orgWeb.Site............................................ soconsports.com

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Wake ForestMar. 19 & Apr. 22 - Elon, N.C.

Location................................... Winston-Salem,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1834Enrollment......................................................... 4,412Nickname..........................................Demon.DeaconsColors............................................ Old.Gold.&.BlackConference........................................... Atlantic.CoastStadium.(Capacity)................Hooks.Stadium.(2,500)Head.Coach.......................................Rick.RembielakRecord.at.WFU......................................95-81.(3.yrs.)Career.Record............................... 468-332-1.(14.yrs.)Asst..Coaches....Jon.Palmieri,.Greg.Bauer,.Marshall.Canosa2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)....34-29/14-16.(4th.Atlantic)Baseball.SID........................................Scott.WortmanOffice.Phone........................................ 336-758-6099E-Mail.........................................wortmasm@wfu.eduPress.Box.Phone................................... 336-758-3731Web.Site.................................... wakeforestsports.com

WinthropMar. 11 - Elon, N.C.Apr. 23 - Rock Hill, S.C.Location..............................................Rock.Hill,.S.C.Founded.............................................................. 1886Enrollment......................................................... 6,600Nickname..........................................................EaglesColors................................................. Garnet.&.GoldConference.................................................. Big.SouthStadium.(Capacity).......... Winthrop.Ballpark.(1,887)Head.Coach............................................... Joe.HudakRecord.at.WU.............................. 574-388-5.(16.yrs.)Career.Record............................... 777-525-5.(24.yrs.)Asst..Coaches.....Mike.McGuire,.Kyle.DiEduardo,.Stas.Swerdzewski2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)............. 33-27/15-6.(2nd)Baseball.SID......................................Gustavo.ZanetteOffice.Phone.............................803-323-2129.x.6067E-Mail....................................zanetteg@winthrop.eduPress.Box.Phone.......................... 803-323-2155/2114Web.Site.......................................winthropeagles.com

Western CarolinaApr. 11-13 - Elon, N.C.

Location............................................Cullowhee,.N.C.Founded.............................................................. 1889Enrollment......................................................... 9,000Nickname.................................................CatamountsColors.................................................. Purple.&.GoldConference....................................................SouthernStadium.(Capacity)............. Hennon.Stadium.(1,500)Head.Coach...................................... Bobby.MorandaRecord.at.WCU..............................................1st.YearCareer.Record..................................................1st.YearAsst..Coaches.....Nick.Mingione,.Dave.Haverstick,.Grant.Achilles2007.Record/Conf..(Finish)............42-20/20-7.(T1st)Baseball.SID........................................ Daniel.HookerOffice.Phone........................................ 828-227-2339E-Mail.................................. [email protected]................................... 828-227-7020Web.Site.................................... catamountsports.com

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Opponent Rec. Last Mtg. Result LocationAkron 1-0-0 1970 W, 7-3 UnknownAlbany 1-0-0 Unknown W UnknownAlderson-Broaddus 2-0-0 3-12-93 W, 7-6 Elon, N.C.Appalachian State 31-9-0 5-25-07 W, 9-5 Charleston, S.C.Auburn 3-5-0 2-26-06 L, 3-13 Auburn, Ala.Ball State 0-1-0 3-11-93 L, 11-12 Elon, N.C.Barton (Atl. Christ.) 37-27-1 4-7-99 W, 4-3 Elon, N.C.Belmont Abbey 11-1-0 3-21-96 L, 4-15 Elon, N.C.Bethune-Cookman 0-3-0 4-27-03 L, 1-9 Daytona Beach, Fla.Birmingham-Southern 1-1-0 3-29-03 L, 2-9 Elon, N.C.Bluefield State 10-0-0 2-29-02 W, 22-2 Elon, N.C.Bradley 1-1-0 1987 L, 2-5 Elon, N.C.Bristol 1-0-0 1991 W, 17-2 Elon, N.C.Brown 4-2-0 3-28-06 W, 16-8 Elon, N.C.Cal State 2-0-0 3-17-81 W, 7-1 Elon, N.C.Campbell 23-20-0 5-16-06 W, 13-7 Elon, N.C.Carson-Newman 13-15-0 4-26-97 L, 7-8 Salisbury, N.C.Catawba 17-15-0 2-21-99 W, 13-8 Elon, N.C.Central Oklahoma 1-2-0 5-17-97 L, 5-7 Florence, Ala.Charleston Southern 9-7-0 5-3-03 W, 3-2 N. Charleston, S.C.Charlotte 8-7-0 3-26-03 L, 6-8 Charlotte, N.C.Cincinnati 1-0-0 1964 W, 6-3 UnknownCitadel, The 9-8-0 5-26-07 L, 2-5 Charleston, S.C.Clemson 4-6-0 4-24-07 W, 13-12 Clemson, S.C.Clinch Valley 1-0-0 5-18-90 W, 11-0 Spartanburg, S.C.Coastal Carolina 10-20-0 3-20-07 L, 3-6 Conway, S.C.Colby 0-1-0 3-25-60 L, 2-10 Elon, N.C.College of Charleston 4-13-0 5-6-07 L, 7-19 Elon, N.C.College of St. Francis 0-1-0 1985 L, 1-6 Lewiston, IdahoColumbia 5-0-0 3-6-05 W, 5-4 Elon, N.C.Concord 2-0-0 1985 W, 12-0 UnknownConnecticut 0-2-0 1988 L UnknownCornell 1-0-0 3-17-03 W, 12-1 Elon, N.C.Dallas Baptist 0-1-0 Unknown L UnknownDavidson 13-4-0 4-1-07 W, 4-3 Elon, N.C.Davis & Elkins 3-0-0 4-9-71 W, 7-6 Elon, N.C.Delaware 0-1-0 4-3-67 L, 2-3 Elon, N.C.Delaware State 4-2-0 2-13-05 W, 16-5 Elon, N.C.Dowling 2-0-0 3-13-92 W, 13-3 Elon, N.C.Duke 18-11-0 2-22-06 W, 10-6 Durham, N.C.East Carolina 9-18-1 5-15-07 W, 4-2 Greenville, N.C.East Tennessee State 4-4-0 4-3-05 L, 3-4 Johnson City, Tenn.Emporia State 0-1-0 1987 L, 5-18 Lewiston, IdahoErskine 0-1-0 3-31-94 L, 2-4 Due West, S.C.Fairmont State 1-0-0 3-14-88 W, 10-3 Elon, N.C.Fairleigh Dickinson 5-0-0 3-9-88 W, 8-3 UnknownFerrum 1-1-0 4-5-95 L, 1-10 Danville, Va.Francis Marion 1-0-0 1973 W, 7-0 UnknownFranklin & Marshall 3-0-0 1973 W, 8-1 UnknownFordham 4-1-0 2-20-06 L, 7-8 Elon, N.C.Fort Lee 8-4-0 1962 L, 5-6 UnknownFurman 10-6-0 4-14-07 L, 2-11 Elon, N.C.Gardner-Webb 30-8-0 3-23-97 W, 8-0 Elon, N.C.George Mason 3-2-1 2-27-00 W, 5-2 Elon, N.C.Georgetown (Ky.) 1-1-0 1987 W, 11-9 Bluefield, W.Va.Georgia 0-3-0 2-20-05 L, 0-3 Athens, Ga.Georgia College 0-1-0 1985 L, 2-8 Lewiston, IdahoGeorgia Southern 7-10-0 5-23-07 W, 14-7 Charleston, S.C.Georgia Tech 0-2-0 2-24-01 L, 5-9 Atlanta, Ga.Guilford 35-23-0 4-19-90 W, 5-3 Greensboro, N.C.Hampden-Sydney 5-1-0 3-19-79 W, 11-4 UnknownHarvard 1-0-0 3-30-93 W, 10-2 Elon, N.C.High Point 57-60-0 5-16-07 L, 7-9 Elon, N.C.Howard 0-1-0 3-23-99 L, 3-5 Elon, N.C.

Opponent Rec. Last Mtg. Result LocationJames Madison 1-1-0 3-12-77 W, 6-5 Elon, N.C.Kent State 5-1-0 3-19-06 W, 13-12 Elon, N.C.Kutztown 3-0-0 2-15-97 W, 8-5 Elon, N.C.Le Moyne 2-1-0 3-18-01 L, 3-6 Elon, N.C.Lejeune 2-1-0 1965 W, 8-5 UnknownLees-McRae 2-3-0 Unknown Unknown UnknownLenoir-Rhyne 43-26-0 4-13-97 L, 3-8 Hickory, N.C.Lewis & Clark 0-1-0 1987 L, 5-17 Lewiston, IdahoLiberty 7-15-0 4-6-03 W, 19-4 Elon, N.C.Limestone 5-1-0 3-24-94 W, 9-7 Elon, N.C.Longwood 2-0-0 4-29-94 W, 17-6 Farmville, Va.Lynchburg 1-2-0 1969 W, 6-5 UnknownMaine 4-0-0 3-14-82 W, 17-1 Elon, N.C.Mansfield 2-0-0 3-25-75 W Elon, N.C.Marist 2-1-0 2-24-02 W, 7-5 Elon, N.C.Mars Hill 40-6-0 4-24-97 W, 13-4 Salisbury, N.C.Maryland 6-6-0 2-11-01 W, 11-2 Elon, N.C.Methodist 7-5-0 1987 W, 1-0 Elon, N.C.Miami (Fla.) 4-11-0 2-25-07 L, 3-6 Coral Gables, Fla.Milligan 4-1-0 4-5-90 W, 6-4 Elon, N.C.Mississippi State 1-1-0 6-4-06 L, 3-12 Clemson, S.C.Montreat 2-0-0 4-16-93 W, 7-2 Montreat, N.C.Mount Union 2-0-0 1985 W, 6-4 UnknownMt. Olive 13-5-0 4-7-98 L, 1-2 Elon, N.C.Muhlenberg 3-0-0 3-10-88 W, 7-3 Elon, N.C.New Hampshire 1-0-0 1970 W, 17-2 UnknownNewberry 23-14-0 4-16-97 W, 7-1 Newberry, S.C.Norfolk Division 0-1-0 1961 L, 4-8 UnknownNorfolk State 9-5-1 2-22-00 W, 13-5 Elon, N.C.North Alabama 1-0-0 5-15-97 W, 6-2 Florence, Ala.North Carolina 3-13-0 5-8-07 L, 0-9 Elon, N.C.North Carolina A&T 33-5-1 3-11-07 L, 9-14 Elon, N.C.UNC Asheville 28-5-0 4-25-07 W, 7-4 Elon, N.C.North Carolina Central 1-0-0 4-3-74 W, 9-0 (F) Raleigh, N.C.UNC Greensboro 15-9-0 5-25-07 W, 11-9 Charleston, S.C.UNC Pembroke 25-16-0 3-23-95 W, 9-5 Pembroke, N.C.North Carolina State 3-14-0 3-30-05 L, 5-12 Raleigh, N.C.NC Wesleyan 5-6-0 4-13-93 L, 0-3 Raleigh, N.C.UNC Wilmington 17-19-0 4-17-07 L, 7-8 Wilmington, N.C.North Florida 1-0-0 2-11-07 W, 7-1 Conway, S.C.Notre Dame 0-1-0 Unknown Unknown UnknownNorthern Kentucky 1-2-0 1985 L, 2-3 Bluefield, W.Va.New York State 1-0-0 3-30-72 W, 12-5 UnknownNYU 3-1-0 1964 W, 7-6 UnknownOakland 2-0-0 2-24-03 W, 12-1 Elon, N.C.Oberlin 2-0-0 3-23-80 W, 10-2 Elon, N.C.Ohio 0-1-0 2-28-98 L, 4-15 Davidson, N.C.Oglethorpe 0-1-0 Unknown L UnknownOld Dominion 0-1-0 1977 L, 9-10 UnknownOtterbein 7-0-0 3-18-72 W, 5-2 Elon, N.C.Pfeiffer 37-30-0 2-22-96 W, 3-0 Elon, N.C.Point Park 1-0-0 1987 W, 9-5 Lewiston, IdahoPresbyterian 21-8-0 4-26-97 W, 8-5 Salisbury, N.C.Princeton 3-6-0 3-4-07 L, 6-11 Elon, N.C.Providence 1-1-0 3-13-90 W, 8-0 Elon, N.C.Radford 9-7-0 3-24-03 W, 16-3 Elon, N.C.Rensselaer 1-1-0 3-26-68 W, 5-0 Elon, N.C.Richmond 0-1-0 1987 L, 6-11 Elon, N.C.Rowan 0-0-1 3-5-93 T, 3-3 Elon, N.C.Saint Joseph’s 3-0-0 2-18-07 W, 8-5 Elon, N.C.St. Andrews 4-4-0 4-1-93 L, 4-8 Laurinburg, N.C.St. Augustine’s 18-5-0 3-13-97 L, 8-9 Raleigh, N.C.St. Mary’s (Minn.) 1-0-0 3-24-97 W, 7-2 Elon, N.C.St. Paul’s 2-0-0 2-28-82 W, 8-7 Elon, N.C.

2008 OPPONENT INFORMATION ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS


Opponent Rec. Last Mtg. Result LocationSt. Xavier 1-1-0 1984 W, 1-0 Unknown Salem-Teikyo 2-0-0 3-1-92 W, 5-0 Elon, N.C.Shaw 10-2-0 1985 W, 16-3 UnknownShepherd 1-0-0 3-19-92 W, 5-0 UnknownShippensburg 12-1-0 2-23-97 W, 10-2 Elon, N.C.Siena 5-0-0 3-5-06 W, 7-2 Elon, N.C.Slippery Rock 5-0-0 3-9-82 W, 9-7 Elon, N.C.South Carolina 2-7-0 3-27-07 L, 6-10 Elon, N.C.USC Aiken 3-4-0 2-12-95 L, 0-5 Aiken, S.C.South Alabama 0-2-0 3-28-78 L, 1-9 Mobile, Ala.USC Spartanburg 10-7-0 4-9-97 W, 11-6 Elon, N.C.Southern Maine 1-0-0 1985 W, 11-5 Lewiston, IdahoSouthern Mississippi 3-1-0 3-31-78 W, 2-1 Hattiesburg, Miss.Spring Hill 1-0-0 3-27-78 W, 3-2 Mobile, Ala.Susquehanna 3-3-0 1962 W, 4-0 UnknownTowson 2-0-0 3-25-02 W, 7-5 Elon, N.C.Troy State 3-0-0 Unknown W Troy, Ala.Tulane 0-3-0 3-14-99 L, 1-4 New Orleans, La.Virginia 1-1-0 2-9-07 L, 3-10 Conway, S.C.Virginia Commonwealth 2-0-0 3-25-97 W, 10-7 Richmond, Va.Virginia Military Inst. 2-0-0 3-11-03 W, 5-4 Elon, N.C.Virginia Tech 3-2-0 3-6-88 W, 6-5 Elon, N.C.Virginia Wesleyan 2-1-0 4-14-77 L, 3-5 Virginia Beach, Va.Wake Forest 11-12-0 4-3-07 W, 8-2 Elon, N.C.Washington & Lee 6-0-0 1965 W, 3-1 UnknownWest Liberty State 2-0-0 1986 L, 1-7 Bluefield, W.Va.West Virginia State 0-1-0 Unknown L UnknownWest Virginia Tech 1-1-0 3-9-75 Unknown Elon, N.C.West Virginia Wesleyan 4-0-0 3-29-75 W Elon, N.C.Western Carolina 21-18-0 4-22-07 L, 4-5 Cullowhee, N.C.Western Maryland 6-0-0 3-28-74 W, 12-9 Elon, N.C.Wilkes 1-0-0 3-29-72 W, 3-1 UnknownWilliams 9-0-0 1966 W, 5-1 UnknownWilliam & Mary 6-2-0 5-2-98 L, 2-7 Williamsburg, Va.Windham 2-0-0 1968 W, 6-5 UnknownWingate 27-23-0 3-16-97 L, 3-10 Wingate, N.C.Winthrop 10-7-0 5-24-03 W, 8-1 Rock Hill, S.C.Wisconsin-Stout 0-1-0 Unknown L UnknownWofford 14-3-0 5-19-07 W, 8-1 Elon, N.C.Xavier 1-0-0 3-5-07 W, 11-2 Elon, N.C.

Record Since 1960 1,078-702-6 (.605)

2008 Opponents in Bold

New Opponent: LaSalle

Opponent records date back to 1960.

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS LATHAM PARK


Walter C. Latham Park, Elon’s baseball facility, was dedicated on Saturday, April 28, 2001, in honor of Walter C. Latham, an Elon alumnus. The dedication was followed by Elon’s doubleheader against Radford University. The Phoenix swept the two games that day by scores of 10-2 and 7-6. Latham (1909-2000) came to Elon in 1928 with a dream to accomplish what those before him had not. He wanted to play college ball and earn a college degree. Elon offered him that opportunity. He became the first-ever four-sport letterman at Elon and a member of the Elon Sports Hall of Fame. Latham excelled in the classroom as well. Twice he was forced to suspend his studies in order to help support his family in Bath, N.C. Each time he returned and, in 1934, he earned his degree. Walter was a coach and educator for nearly 50 years in North Carolina. The ceremonies began with a welcome from then-Elon Director of Athletics Alan J. White and included a plaque unveiling by the Latham family. Dr. Bryan Latham, Walter’s son who made Latham Park possible, threw out the ceremonial first pitch. The playing field is known as Newsome Field and was dedicated on April 29, 1978 in honor

of Wilburn E. “Webb” Newsome who played foot-ball, baseball and boxed at Elon. Newsome was inducted into the Elon Hall of Fame in 1975. Featuring a plush bermuda grass surface, a computerized sprinkler system, batting cages, a modernized press box and major league-style dug-outs, Latham Park has quickly gained a reputation as being one of the finest small university baseball facilities in not only the Southern Conference, but also the country. Measuring 317 feet down the leftfield line, 385 feet to centerfield and 328 feet down the rightfield line, the spacious confines of Latham Park have played host to some of the most memorable games and individual performances in the history of Elon baseball.

In 2005, Latham Park was adorned with lights to allow the Phoenix to play night games on campus that the community could enjoy. The first game under the new lights was played on April 9, 2005 against eventual Southern Conference tournament champion Furman. Elon won that game by a 21-10 score. On April 29, 2006, Elon drew its first crowd of over 1,000 people to Latham Park. On that night, 1,051 fans were treated to a thrilling 7-6 victory by Elon over SoCon foe Georgia Southern. Last season, the Phoenix played in front of the largest crowd to ever witness a game at the facility. On May 8, 2007, 1,811 fans were on hand as Elon hosted then-#4 North Carolina. Earlier in the season, 1,421 fans flocked to Latham Park to watch as the Phoenix took on the nation’s top-ranked team at the time – South Carolina. The Phoenix also set a new standard for average home at-tendance as an average of 401 fans watched Elon at Latham Park in 2007.

KENNEDY ERA AT LATHAM PARK

Year Record1997 17-61998 13-71999 13-152000 20-102001 17-82002 23-72003 18-5-12004 13-82005 20-62006 24-32007 19-13Total �97-88-� (.69�)

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS LATHAM PARK


Date Opponent Result EU R-H-E Opp R-H-E Inns Overall SoCon Pitcher of Record Attend.2-9 vs. #7 Virginia L, 3-10 3-5-2 10-12-2 9 0-1 0-0 Lewter (0-1) 2652-10 at Coastal Carolina L, 0-13 0-7-2 13-16-0 9 0-2 0-0 Hensley (0-1) 4152-11 vs. North Florida W, 7-1 7-8-2 1-6-0 9 1-2 0-0 Reichenbach (1-0) 2302-17 Saint Joseph’s W, 11-1 11-18-0 1-4-2 9 2-2 0-0 Hensley (1-1) --2-17 Saint Joseph’s W, 10-3 10-15-1 3-9-1 9 3-2 0-0 Romanowicz (1-0) 1572-18 Saint Joseph’s W, 8-5 8-11-2 5-13-3 9 4-2 0-0 Reichenbach (2-0) 1242-23 at #11 Miami W, 10-7 10-11-1 7-10-2 9 5-2 0-0 Reichenbach (3-0) 22732-24 at #11 Miami L, 4-17 4-6-2 17-16-1 9 5-3 0-0 Romanowicz (1-1) 22702-25 at #11 Miami L, 3-6 3-5-1 6-12-2 9 5-4 0-0 Booker (0-1) 23492-27 at High Point L, 4-10 4-5-2 10-12-3 9 5-5 0-0 Reichenbach (3-1) 973-3 Princeton W, 8-7 8-12-4 7-11-3 10 6-5 0-0 Porter (1-0) --3-3 Princeton W, 12-2 12-10-0 2-9-3 9 7-5 0-0 Booker (1-1) 4273-4 Princeton L, 6-11 6-5-0 11-19-1 9 7-6 0-0 Dove (0-1) 1333-5 Xavier W, 11-2 11-13-0 2-5-1 9 8-6 0-0 Basham (1-0) 1283-6 UNC Wilmington L, 2-13 2-8-4 13-14-1 9 8-7 0-0 Reichenbach (3-2) 1413-9 North Carolina A&T W, 19-8 19-16-1 8-11-4 9 9-7 0-0 Hensley (2-1) 2593-10 North Carolina A&T W, 15-10 15-16-0 10-9-1 9 10-7 0-0 Booker (2-1) 4513-11 North Carolina A&T L, 9-14 9-9-2 14-16-1 9 10-8 0-0 Porter (1-1) 2633-13 at #1 North Carolina L, 1-5 1-5-1 5-9-1 9 10-9 0-0 Basham (1-1) 4593-16 at Appalachian State* W, 24-2 24-21-1 2-8-3 9 11-9 1-0 Hensley (3-1) 723-17 at Appalachian State* L, 8-9 8-13-3 9-15-2 12 11-10 1-1 Porter (1-2) 1083-18 at Appalachian State* W, 5-0 5-7-1 0-7-3 9 12-10 2-1 Romanowicz (2-1) 1263-20 at #15 Coastal Carolina L, 3-6 3-7-3 6-9-0 9 12-11 2-1 Ebert (0-1) 2813-23 at The Citadel* W, 3-1 3-8-0 1-8-1 9 13-11 3-1 Hensley (4-1) 7363-24 at The Citadel* L, 6-8 6-12-0 8-8-1 9 13-12 3-2 Ebert (0-2) 8413-25 at The Citadel* W, 12-8 12-16-2 8-15-1 9 14-12 4-2 Romanowicz (3-1) 8333-27 #1 South Carolina L, 6-10 6-9-2 10-15-1 9 14-13 4-2 Reichenbach (3-3) 14213-28 High Point L, 7-9 7-4-1 9-8-1 9 14-14 4-2 Booker (2-2) 2103-30 Davidson* W, 6-0 6-9-1 0-6-1 9 15-14 5-2 Hensley (5-1) 6983-31 Davidson* W, 19-7 19-15-2 7-13-5 9 16-14 6-2 Romanowicz (4-1) 3254-1 Davidson* W, 4-3 4-6-0 3-8-2 9 17-14 7-2 Porter (2-2) 1734-3 Wake Forest W, 8-2 8-11-1 2-4-1 9 18-14 7-2 Booker (3-2) 7724-6 at Georgia Southern* W, 5-4 5-12-0 4-5-1 9 19-14 8-2 Hensley (6-1) 12324-7 at Georgia Southern* W, 4-3 4-12-0 3-11-1 10 20-14 9-2 Basham (2-1) 14074-8 at Georgia Southern* L, 7-8 7-11-1 8-17-1 9 20-15 9-3 Ebert (0-3) 12044-13 Furman* W, 15-4 15-19-2 4-8-0 9 21-15 10-3 Hensley (7-1) 7014-14 Furman* W, 8-3 8-12-1 3-8-2 9 22-15 11-3 Lewter (1-1) --4-14 Furman* L, 2-11 2-8-4 11-7-1 9 22-16 11-4 Booker (3-3) 1524-17 at UNC Wilmington L, 7-8 7-11-3 8-11-3 9 22-17 11-4 Lewter (1-2) 4104-20 at Western Carolina* L, 2-4 2-5-1 4-8-2 9 22-18 11-5 Hensley (7-2) 6524-21 at Western Carolina* L, 3-4 3-10-0 4-9-1 9 22-19 11-6 Romanowicz (4-2) 8114-22 at Western Carolina* L, 4-5 4-12-1 5-6-1 10 22-20 11-7 Britt (0-1) 8934-24 at #17 Clemson W, 13-12 13-12-0 12-13-1 9 23-20 11-7 Lewter (2-2) 39484-25 UNC Asheville W, 7-4 7-10-1 4-9-2 9 24-20 11-7 Britt (1-1) 1884-27 UNC Greensboro* L, 3-12 3-7-1 12-16-1 9 24-21 11-8 Hensley (7-3) 4104-28 UNC Greensboro* W, 7-5 7-12-1 5-10-1 9 25-21 12-8 Lewter (3-2) 5314-29 UNC Greensboro* W, 9-2 9-9-1 2-7-2 9 26-21 13-8 Booker (4-3) 2525-4 #24 College of Charleston* L, 2-5 2-7-1 5-9-0 9 26-22 13-9 Hensley (7-4) 2935-5 #24 College of Charleston* W, 18-11 18-15-6 11-17-5 9 27-22 14-9 Romanowicz (5-2) 2225-6 #24 College of Charleston* L, 7-19 7-9-7 19-23-3 9 27-23 14-10 Booker (4-4) 3115-8 #4 North Carolina L, 0-9 0-5-1 9-11-0 9 27-24 14-10 Lewter (3-3) 18115-15 at #29 East Carolina W, 4-2 4-8-0 2-6-2 9 28-24 14-10 Lewter (4-3) 26025-16 High Point L, 7-9 7-10-4 9-14-2 10 28-25 14-10 Vasami (0-1) 1255-18 Wofford* L, 3-6 3-8-2 6-8-1 9 28-26 14-11 Hensley (7-5) 2175-19 Wofford* L, 4-6 4-10-0 6-12-1 9 28-27 14-12 Romanowicz (5-3) --5-19 Wofford* W, 8-1 8-10-3 1-5-4 9 29-27 15-12 Booker (5-4) 3335-23 vs. Georgia Southern W, 14-7 14-16-1 7-9-1 9 30-27 15-12 Hensley (8-5) 27275-24 at The Citadel L. 5-6 5-9-2 6-13-0 9 30-28 15-12 Leter (4-4) 31485-25 vs. Appalachian State W, 9-5 9-11-0 5-13-1 9 31-28 15-12 Romanowicz (6-3) 14945-25 vs. UNC Greensboro W, 11-9 11-15-0 9-15-2 10 32-28 15-12 Porter (3-2) 3285-26 at The Citadel L, 2-5 2-8-0 5-10-0 9 32-29 15-12 Basham (2-2) 3195

2007 RESULTS 2007 STATISTICS


Date Opponent Result EU R-H-E Opp R-H-E Inns Overall SoCon Pitcher of Record Attend.2-9 vs. #7 Virginia L, 3-10 3-5-2 10-12-2 9 0-1 0-0 Lewter (0-1) 2652-10 at Coastal Carolina L, 0-13 0-7-2 13-16-0 9 0-2 0-0 Hensley (0-1) 4152-11 vs. North Florida W, 7-1 7-8-2 1-6-0 9 1-2 0-0 Reichenbach (1-0) 2302-17 Saint Joseph’s W, 11-1 11-18-0 1-4-2 9 2-2 0-0 Hensley (1-1) --2-17 Saint Joseph’s W, 10-3 10-15-1 3-9-1 9 3-2 0-0 Romanowicz (1-0) 1572-18 Saint Joseph’s W, 8-5 8-11-2 5-13-3 9 4-2 0-0 Reichenbach (2-0) 1242-23 at #11 Miami W, 10-7 10-11-1 7-10-2 9 5-2 0-0 Reichenbach (3-0) 22732-24 at #11 Miami L, 4-17 4-6-2 17-16-1 9 5-3 0-0 Romanowicz (1-1) 22702-25 at #11 Miami L, 3-6 3-5-1 6-12-2 9 5-4 0-0 Booker (0-1) 23492-27 at High Point L, 4-10 4-5-2 10-12-3 9 5-5 0-0 Reichenbach (3-1) 973-3 Princeton W, 8-7 8-12-4 7-11-3 10 6-5 0-0 Porter (1-0) --3-3 Princeton W, 12-2 12-10-0 2-9-3 9 7-5 0-0 Booker (1-1) 4273-4 Princeton L, 6-11 6-5-0 11-19-1 9 7-6 0-0 Dove (0-1) 1333-5 Xavier W, 11-2 11-13-0 2-5-1 9 8-6 0-0 Basham (1-0) 1283-6 UNC Wilmington L, 2-13 2-8-4 13-14-1 9 8-7 0-0 Reichenbach (3-2) 1413-9 North Carolina A&T W, 19-8 19-16-1 8-11-4 9 9-7 0-0 Hensley (2-1) 2593-10 North Carolina A&T W, 15-10 15-16-0 10-9-1 9 10-7 0-0 Booker (2-1) 4513-11 North Carolina A&T L, 9-14 9-9-2 14-16-1 9 10-8 0-0 Porter (1-1) 2633-13 at #1 North Carolina L, 1-5 1-5-1 5-9-1 9 10-9 0-0 Basham (1-1) 4593-16 at Appalachian State* W, 24-2 24-21-1 2-8-3 9 11-9 1-0 Hensley (3-1) 723-17 at Appalachian State* L, 8-9 8-13-3 9-15-2 12 11-10 1-1 Porter (1-2) 1083-18 at Appalachian State* W, 5-0 5-7-1 0-7-3 9 12-10 2-1 Romanowicz (2-1) 1263-20 at #15 Coastal Carolina L, 3-6 3-7-3 6-9-0 9 12-11 2-1 Ebert (0-1) 2813-23 at The Citadel* W, 3-1 3-8-0 1-8-1 9 13-11 3-1 Hensley (4-1) 7363-24 at The Citadel* L, 6-8 6-12-0 8-8-1 9 13-12 3-2 Ebert (0-2) 8413-25 at The Citadel* W, 12-8 12-16-2 8-15-1 9 14-12 4-2 Romanowicz (3-1) 8333-27 #1 South Carolina L, 6-10 6-9-2 10-15-1 9 14-13 4-2 Reichenbach (3-3) 14213-28 High Point L, 7-9 7-4-1 9-8-1 9 14-14 4-2 Booker (2-2) 2103-30 Davidson* W, 6-0 6-9-1 0-6-1 9 15-14 5-2 Hensley (5-1) 6983-31 Davidson* W, 19-7 19-15-2 7-13-5 9 16-14 6-2 Romanowicz (4-1) 3254-1 Davidson* W, 4-3 4-6-0 3-8-2 9 17-14 7-2 Porter (2-2) 1734-3 Wake Forest W, 8-2 8-11-1 2-4-1 9 18-14 7-2 Booker (3-2) 7724-6 at Georgia Southern* W, 5-4 5-12-0 4-5-1 9 19-14 8-2 Hensley (6-1) 12324-7 at Georgia Southern* W, 4-3 4-12-0 3-11-1 10 20-14 9-2 Basham (2-1) 14074-8 at Georgia Southern* L, 7-8 7-11-1 8-17-1 9 20-15 9-3 Ebert (0-3) 12044-13 Furman* W, 15-4 15-19-2 4-8-0 9 21-15 10-3 Hensley (7-1) 7014-14 Furman* W, 8-3 8-12-1 3-8-2 9 22-15 11-3 Lewter (1-1) --4-14 Furman* L, 2-11 2-8-4 11-7-1 9 22-16 11-4 Booker (3-3) 1524-17 at UNC Wilmington L, 7-8 7-11-3 8-11-3 9 22-17 11-4 Lewter (1-2) 4104-20 at Western Carolina* L, 2-4 2-5-1 4-8-2 9 22-18 11-5 Hensley (7-2) 6524-21 at Western Carolina* L, 3-4 3-10-0 4-9-1 9 22-19 11-6 Romanowicz (4-2) 8114-22 at Western Carolina* L, 4-5 4-12-1 5-6-1 10 22-20 11-7 Britt (0-1) 8934-24 at #17 Clemson W, 13-12 13-12-0 12-13-1 9 23-20 11-7 Lewter (2-2) 39484-25 UNC Asheville W, 7-4 7-10-1 4-9-2 9 24-20 11-7 Britt (1-1) 1884-27 UNC Greensboro* L, 3-12 3-7-1 12-16-1 9 24-21 11-8 Hensley (7-3) 4104-28 UNC Greensboro* W, 7-5 7-12-1 5-10-1 9 25-21 12-8 Lewter (3-2) 5314-29 UNC Greensboro* W, 9-2 9-9-1 2-7-2 9 26-21 13-8 Booker (4-3) 2525-4 #24 College of Charleston* L, 2-5 2-7-1 5-9-0 9 26-22 13-9 Hensley (7-4) 2935-5 #24 College of Charleston* W, 18-11 18-15-6 11-17-5 9 27-22 14-9 Romanowicz (5-2) 2225-6 #24 College of Charleston* L, 7-19 7-9-7 19-23-3 9 27-23 14-10 Booker (4-4) 3115-8 #4 North Carolina L, 0-9 0-5-1 9-11-0 9 27-24 14-10 Lewter (3-3) 18115-15 at #29 East Carolina W, 4-2 4-8-0 2-6-2 9 28-24 14-10 Lewter (4-3) 26025-16 High Point L, 7-9 7-10-4 9-14-2 10 28-25 14-10 Vasami (0-1) 1255-18 Wofford* L, 3-6 3-8-2 6-8-1 9 28-26 14-11 Hensley (7-5) 2175-19 Wofford* L, 4-6 4-10-0 6-12-1 9 28-27 14-12 Romanowicz (5-3) --5-19 Wofford* W, 8-1 8-10-3 1-5-4 9 29-27 15-12 Booker (5-4) 3335-23 vs. Georgia Southern W, 14-7 14-16-1 7-9-1 9 30-27 15-12 Hensley (8-5) 27275-24 at The Citadel L. 5-6 5-9-2 6-13-0 9 30-28 15-12 Leter (4-4) 31485-25 vs. Appalachian State W, 9-5 9-11-0 5-13-1 9 31-28 15-12 Romanowicz (6-3) 14945-25 vs. UNC Greensboro W, 11-9 11-15-0 9-15-2 10 32-28 15-12 Porter (3-2) 3285-26 at The Citadel L, 2-5 2-8-0 5-10-0 9 32-29 15-12 Basham (2-2) 3195

Player Avg. GP-S AB R H 2B �B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP K DP OBP SF SH SB-A PO A E FLD

Drew Davis .360 57-55 189 42 68 14 0 1 35 85 .450 25 11 11 7 .452 5 3 6-8 326 31 6 .983

Chase Austin .337 56-54 175 33 59 14 1 3 42 84 .480 17 7 33 7 .409 4 9 0-2 76 116 13 .937

Chris Dove .333 55-51 201 40 67 9 8 2 30 98 .488 20 6 48 2 .410 0 3 31-40 125 2 1 .992

Chris Vasami .320 60-55 203 40 65 13 0 5 46 93 .458 24 9 44 3 .410 3 0 2-5 394 44 10 .978

Pat Irvine .318 60-55 192 50 61 11 3 10 47 108 .563 46 12 42 0 .472 2 0 8-13 124 7 4 .970

Ryan Addison .286 60-58 227 46 65 9 2 10 43 108 .476 20 2 30 3 .347 2 0 20-23 125 9 8 .944

Jordy Snyder .275 60-58 233 38 64 10 1 3 40 85 .365 23 4 41 5 .340 8 11 21-27 106 180 14 .953

Adam Weaver .267 60-52 191 57 51 7 0 0 23 58 .304 28 14 34 0 .396 2 16 8-11 55 109 14 .921

Zach Booker .340 42-22 50 8 17 4 0 2 11 27 .540 2 0 11 2 .358 1 0 0-0 30 12 2 .955

Kevin Pratt .320 31-2 25 3 8 0 0 0 2 8 .320 5 1 6 0 .452 0 1 1-1 15 1 1 .941

Ryan Adams .308 33-8 52 8 16 1 0 1 10 20 .385 6 0 15 1 .367 2 0 0-0 50 8 0 1.000

Mike Melillo .291 44-26 110 22 32 4 1 5 25 53 .482 16 1 23 4 .380 2 1 0-3 67 2 4 .945

Robert Rodebaugh .243 39-36 136 27 33 8 0 8 27 65 .478 22 3 31 3 .356 2 0 0-0 28 2 0 1.000

Chris Machado .200 3-0 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 .200 0 0 1 0 .200 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000

Matt Hill .190 50-21 79 22 15 4 1 0 14 21 .266 14 4 21 1 .337 1 5 6-6 47 84 2 .985

Matt Hinson .167 10-0 6 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 .333 1 1 2 0 .375 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

Brett Arnold .125 10-7 24 3 3 0 1 0 2 5 .208 5 2 11 0 .323 0 0 0-0 8 1 1 .900

Matt Link .000 28-0 7 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 3 0 3 0 .300 0 0 0-0 9 1 0 1.000

Donny Jobe .000 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0-0 3 0 0 1.000

ELON .297 61-61 2107 444 626 109 18 50 399 921 .437 277 77 409 38 .393 34 49 103-139 1630 667 88 .963

Opponents .297 61-61 2176 399 647 125 8 50 359 938 .431 274 73 383 48 .390 28 38 64-83 1606 622 96 .959

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K 2B �B HR AB Avg. WP HBP BK SF SH

Steven Hensley 3.93 8-5 17 15 1 0 1 100.2 95 54 44 42 107 23 0 7 381 .249 8 11 1 0 9

Tom Porter 4.36 3-2 25 0 0 0 1 33.0 25 18 16 17 31 2 1 2 121 .207 7 5 0 0 1

Daniel Britt 4.41 1-1 28 1 0 0 2 51.0 59 31 25 21 30 12 1 4 208 .284 3 2 0 5 3

Zach Booker 5.16 5-4 17 14 1 0 1 82.0 86 56 47 50 42 14 1 4 311 .277 10 13 0 9 5

Will Romanowicz 5.36 6-3 17 13 1 1 1 92.1 123 65 55 28 56 28 1 7 377 .326 7 13 0 6 11

Jesse Lewter 5.79 4-4 22 6 1 0 1 65.1 94 48 42 24 45 18 0 8 275 .342 6 12 0 4 4

J.D. Reichenbach 7.44 3-3 22 7 0 0 0 42.1 61 46 35 31 18 11 1 9 181 .337 1 4 0 1 0

Ryan Basham 9.13 2-2 14 4 0 0 1 23.2 31 26 24 18 21 3 0 6 100 .310 5 4 0 1 2

Brian Ebert 9.49 0-3 19 0 0 0 0 24.2 38 27 26 18 11 4 2 1 102 .373 3 6 1 1 3

Chris Vasami 3.24 0-1 5 0 0 0 0 8.1 9 5 3 3 5 2 0 0 35 .257 1 1 3 1 0

Greg Jones 3.72 0-0 13 0 0 0 0 9.2 11 9 4 11 9 1 0 2 41 .268 4 0 1 0 0

Mike Melillo 5.40 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 1.2 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 6 .333 0 0 0 0 0

Chris Dove 12.60 0-1 2 1 0 0 0 5.0 9 7 7 4 5 4 0 0 24 .375 1 1 0 0 0

Sean Welsh 13.50 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 2.2 1 4 4 4 2 1 0 0 9 .111 2 1 0 0 0

Dusty Stultz 18.00 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 3 2 2 2 0 2 0 0 5 .600 0 0 0 0 0

ELON 5.55 32-29 61 61 4 2 8 543.1 647 399 335 274 383 125 8 50 2176 .297 58 73 6 28 38

Opponents 6.32 29-32 61 61 2 2 10 535.1 626 444 376 277 409 109 18 50 2107 .297 39 77 7 34 49

2007 RESULTS 2007 STATISTICS


Multi-Hit Games 2 � � 5+ TotalDrew Davis 18 1 2 - 21Chris Dove 12 8 - - 20Chris Vasami 9 6 3 - 18Jordy Snyder 12 5 - - 17Pat Irvine 12 5 - - 17Chase Austin 12 4 1 - 17Ryan Addison 9 3 3 - 15Adam Weaver 7 2 - 1 10Robert Rodebaugh 8 1 - - 9Mike Melillo 7 1 - - 8Zach Booker 4 - - - 4Ryan Adams 3 - - - 3Matt Hill 2 - - - 2Kevin Pratt 1 - - - 1Team 116 39 9 1 162

Multi-RBI Games 2 � � 5+ TotalJordy Snyder 9 2 1 - 12Ryan Addison 7 2 2 - 11Chase Austin 7 1 1 2 11Chris Vasami 4 4 1 2 11Drew Davis 8 2 - - 10Pat Irvine 5 3 - 2 10Chris Dove 7 - 1 - 8Robert Rodebaugh 5 1 - 1 7Mike Melillo 4 - - 1 5Adam Weaver 4 - 1 - 5Matt Hill 3 1 - - 4Zach Booker 3 - - - 3Ryan Adams 3 - - - 3Kevin Pratt 1 - - - 1Team 70 16 7 8 101

Hitting Streaks LongestDrew Davis 14Chris Dove 10Ryan Addison 9Adam Weaver 9Jordy Snyder 8Pat Irvine 8Mike Melillo 6Kevin Pratt 6Chase Austin 6Chris Vasami 6Zach Booker 5Robert Rodebaugh 4Ryan Adams 3Brett Arnold 3Matt Hill 2

Individual Game HighsHitting:At Bats: 7, Adam Weaver at Appalachian State (3-16)Runs: 5, Adam Weaver at Appalachian State (3-16)Hits: 5, Adam Weaver at Appalachian State (3-16)RBI: 6, Chase Austin vs. North Carolina A&T (3-9) 6, Mike Melillo vs. College of Charleston (5-5)Doubles: 3, Chase Austin vs. Georgia Southern (5-23)Triples: 1, 18 timesHome Runs: 2, Mike Melillo vs. College of Charleston (5-5)Total Bases: 9, Chris Dove vs. North Carolina A&T (3-11) 9, Ryan Addison at Appalachian State (3-16)Walks: 3, seven timesStrikeouts: 4, Chris Vasami vs. South Carolina (3-27)Sac Hits: 2, Adam Weaver at The Citadel (3-25) 2, Chase Austin at Western Carolina (4-22) 2, Chase Austin vs. Appalachian State (5-25)Sac Flies: 2, Drew Davis vs. North Florida (2-11) 2, Chase Austin vs. North Carolina A&T (3-9) 2, Jordy Snyder at Appalachian State (3-16)Stolen Bases: 3, Jordy Snyder at Appalachian State (3-17) 3, Chris Dove vs. UNC Asheville (4-25)Hit by Pitch: 2, 10 timesCaught Stealing: 1, 36 times

Fielding:Putouts: 18, Drew Davis vs. Davidson (3-30)Assists: 9, Jordy Snyder vs. High Point (3-28)Errors: 3, Jordy Snyder vs. UNC Wilmington (3-6) 3, Chris Vasami vs. College of Charleston (5-5)Passed Balls: 4, Mike Melillo at Miami (2-24)

Pitching:Innings Pitched: 9.0, four timesStrikeouts: 16, Steven Hensley vs. Davidson (3-30)Wild Pitches: 2, seven timesHit Batters: 4, Jesse Lewter vs. Virginia (2-9)

Team Game HighsHitting:At Bats: 49 at Appalachian State (3-17)Runs: 24 at Appalachian State (3-16)Hits: 21 at Appalachian State (3-16)RBI: 18 vs. North Carolina A&T (3-9) 18 at Appalachian State (3-16)Doubles: 6 vs. Georgia Southern (5-23)Triples: 2 vs. Saint Joseph’s (2-17) 2 vs. UNC Asheville (4-25)Home Runs: 3, four timesTotal Bases: 33 at Appalachian State (3-16)Walks: 12 at Appalachian State (3-16)Strikeouts: 14 at High Point (2-27) 14 vs. UNC Wilmington (3-6) 14 vs. College of Charleston (5-4)Sac Hits: 3 at The Citadel (2-25) 3 at Western Carolina (4-20) 3 vs. Appalachian State (5-25)Sac Flies: 3 at Appalachian State (3-16) 3 vs. Georgia Southern (5-23)Stolen Bases: 6 vs. UNC Asheville (4-25)Hit by Pitch: 6 vs. North Carolina A&T (3-9)Caught Stealing: 3 at Georgia Southern (4-7)

Fielding:Putouts: 34 at Appalachian State (3-17)Assists: 19 at Appalachian State (3-17)Errors: 7 vs. College of Charleston (5-6)Passed Balls: 4 at Miami (2-24)

Pitching:Innings Pitched: 11.1 at Appalachian State (3-17)Strikeouts: 18 vs. Davidson (3-30)Wild Pitches: 4 at Miami (2-24) 4 vs. Furman (4-14)Hit Batters: 5 vs. Virginia (2-9) 5 at The Citadel (3-24)

2007 SUPERLATIVES ELON IN THE SOCON


200� Southern Conference Standings SoCon Pct. Overall Pct.College of Charleston 25-5 .833 47-16 .746The Citadel 21-9 .700 39-28 .582Georgia Southern 21-9 .700 34-25 .576ELON 17-13 .567 31-28 .525UNC Greensboro 16-14 .533 33-21-1 .609East Tennessee State 15-15 .500 28-30 .483Davidson 13-17 .433 20-33 .377Western Carolina 12-18 .400 28-31 .475Furman 11-19 .367 21-33 .389Wofford 8-22 .267 17-30 .362Appalachian State 6-24 .200 10-43 .189

2005 Southern Conference Standings SoCon Pct. Overall Pct.College of Charleston 27-3 .900 48-15 .762Georgia Southern 18-11 .621 38-22 .633Western Carolina 18-12 .600 33-23 .589ELON 18-12 .600 32-25 .561UNC Greensboro 17-13 .567 31-22 .585The Citadel 14-16 .467 25-34 .424East Tennessee State 13-16 .448 31-22 .585Furman 13-16 .433 30-29 .508Davidson 13-17 .433 26-24 .520Wofford 7-23 .233 17-37 .315Appalachian State 5-24 .172 10-42 .192

2006 Southern Conference Standings SoCon Pct. Overall Pct.ELON 21-6 .778 45-18 .714College of Charleston 20-7 .741 46-17 .730Furman 16-11 .593 32-23 .582Georgia Southern 16-11 .593 31-27 .534The Citadel 15-12 .556 34-27 .557Western Carolina 14-13 .519 33-27 .550UNC Greensboro 13-14 .481 26-33 .441Appalachian State 9-18 .333 24-31-1 .438Davidson 6-21 .222 18-33 .353Wofford 5-22 .185 20-37 .351

2007 Southern Conference Standings SoCon Pct. Overall Pct.College of Charleston 20-7 .741 39-19 .672Western Carolina 20-7 .741 42-20 .677ELON 15-12 .556 32-29 .525Appalachian State 14-13 .519 33-26 .559UNC Greensboro 14-13 .519 30-30 .500Georgia Southern 13-14 .481 34-28 .548The Citadel 12-15 .444 34-27 .557Furman 11-16 .407 19-36 .345Wofford 8-19 .296 30-33 .476Davidson 8-19 .296 19-34 .358

All-Tine Elon All-SoCon Selections

Coaches Selections:First Team

Gary Morris – 2004Chris Price – 2006

Robert Rodebaugh – 2006

Second TeamDrew Davis – 2004

Grant Rembert – 2004Evan Erickson – 2005

Chris Price – 2005Matt Chastain – 2006Grant Rembert – 2006Steven Hensley – 2007

Coach of the YearMike Kennedy – 2006

Freshman of the YearSteven Hensley – 2006

Media Selections:First Team

Gary Morris – 2004Chris Price – 2006

Robert Rodebaugh – 2006

Second TeamGrant Rembert – 2004

Chris Price – 2004Evan Erickson – 2005

Chris Price – 2005Matt Chastain – 2006Grant Rembert – 2006

Chad Tilley – 2006Steven Hensley – 2007

Pat Irvine – 2007

Coach of the YearMike Kennedy – 2006

Freshman of the YearSteven Hensley – 2006

2004 (2-2)#4 Elon, 12, #5 UNC Greensboro 3#4 Elon 5, #8 Western Carolina 7#4 Elon 7, #3 Georgia Southern 4

#4 Elon 3, #1 College of Charleston 4

2005 (1-2)#4 Elon 12, #5 UNC Greensboro 6

#4 Elon 3, #8 Furman 6#4 Elon 7, #6 The Citadel 8

2006 (2-2)#1 Elon 4, #8 Appalachian State 3

#1 Elon 12, #5 The Citadel 3#1 Elon 1, #2 College of Charleston 12

#1 Elon 11, #5 The Citadel 14

2007 (3-2)#3 Elon 14, #6 Georgia Southern 7

#3 Elon 5, #7 The Citadel 6#3 Elon 9, #4 Appalachian State 5

#3 Elon 11, #5 UNC Greensboro 9 (10 Inn.)#3 Elon 2, #7 The Citadel 5

8-8 (.500 record)

vs. Appalachian State: 2-0vs. Col. of Charleston: 0-2

vs. The Citadel: 1-4vs. Davidson: 0-0vs. Furman: 0-1

vs. Georgia Southern: 2-0vs. UNC Greensboro: 3-0vs. Western Carolina: 0-1

vs. Wofford: 0-0

As #1 Seed: 2-2As #2 Seed: 0-0As #3 Seed: 3-2As #4 Seed: 3-4As #5 Seed: 0-0As #6 Seed: 0-0As #7 Seed: 0-0As #8 Seed: 0-0As #9 Seed: 0-0As #10 Seed: 0-0

vs. #1 Seed: 0-1vs. #2 Seed: 0-1vs. #3 Seed: 1-0vs. #4 Seed: 1-0vs. #5 Seed: 4-1vs. #6 Seed: 1-1vs. #7 Seed: 0-2vs. #8 Seed: 1-2vs. #9 Seed: 0-0vs. #10 Seed: 0-0

Elon All-Time in the SoCon Tournament

2007 SUPERLATIVES ELON IN THE SOCON


Batting Avg.1. Brandon Waring, WC .4012. Kenny Smith, WCU .3903. Rob Wilson, DC .3874. Andrew Franco, ASU .3875. Graham Maiden, CofC .3856. Chris Campbell, CofC .3857. Sonny Meade, CIT .3798. Barrett Shaft, WCU .3769. Ben Lasater, CofC .37610. Blake Murphy, WCU .367

Slugging Pct.1. Brandon Waring, WC .8512. Kenny Smith, WCU .7593. Blake Murphy, WCU .6834. Ben Lasater, CofC .6765. Chris Campbell, CofC .6606. Richard Jones, CIT .6457. Jeremiah Parker, GSU .6378. Graham Maiden, CofC .6269. Zach Brown, CIT .62210. Michael Kohn, CofC .618

On-Base Pct.1. Brandon Waring, WC .5182. Graham Maiden, CofC .5003. Blake Murphy, WCU .4954. PAT IRVINE, ELON .4725. Andrew Franco, ASU .4686. Rob Wilson, DC .4617. Oliver Marmol, CofC .4588. Greg Feltes, UNCG .4559. Barrett Shaft, WCU .4529. DREW DAVIS, ELON .452

Runs Scored1. Oliver Marmol, CofC 842. Blake Murphy, WCU 732. Brandon Waring, WC 734. Kenny Smith, WCU 725. Zach Brown, CIT 696. David Rubenstein, ASU 677. Michael Harrington, CofC 628. Chris Swauger, CIT 618. Jonathan Greene, WCU 6110. John Ingram, WCU 60

Hits1. Chris Campbell, CofC 1022. Kenny Smith, WCU 973. Barrett Shaft, WCU 964. Michael Harrington, CofC 955. Tim Carrier, UNCG 915. David Rubinstein, ASU 917. Brandon Waring, WC 898. Mike Gilmartin, WC 868. Sonny Meade, CIT 8610. Chris Shehan, GSU 85

RBI1. Kenny Smith, WCU 842. Chris Campbell, CofC 823. Brandon Waring, WC 744. Blake Murphy, WCU 664. Michael Harrington, CofC 666. John Ingram, WCU 657. John Brandt, WC 648. Andrew Franco, ASU 639. Richard Jones, CIT 6110. Alex Garabedian, CofC 58

Doubles1. David Rubenstein, ASU 302. Kenny Smith, WCU 243. Isaac Harrow, ASU 224. Chris Campbell, CofC 214. Chris Shehan, GSU 214. Matt Miller, GSU 214. Zach Brown, CIT 218. Oliver Marmol, CofC 208. Blake Murphy, WCU 208. Guy Welsh, UNCG 20

Triples1. CHRIS DOVE, ELON 81. Chris Campbell, CofC 83. Tom Prosser, ASU 64. Kenny Smith, WCU 44. Michael Kohn, CofC 44. Emre Caglayan, WC 4

4. Chris Swauger, CIT 44. David Rubinstein, ASU 44. Bobby Hubbard, FU 410. 11 tied at 3

Home Runs1. Brandon Waring, WC 272. Kenny Smith, WCU 203. Blake Murphy, WCU 163. Shane Kirkley, WC 165. Chris Swauger, CIT 155. Richard Jones, CIT 155. John Brandt, WC 155. Ben Lasater, CofC 159. Jonathan Greene, WCU 149. Mike Gilmartin, WC 14

Walks1. Blake Murphy, WCU 522. PAT IRVINE, ELON 463. Matt Gaski, UNCG 423. Brandon Waring, WC 425. Zach Brown, CIT 386. Matt Miller, GSU 367. Guy Welsh, UNCG 348. Chris Swauger, CIT 339. Michael Kohn, CofC 329. Jason Altenhof, ASU 32

Sac Bunts1. ADAM WEAVER, ELON 162. Joey Rodgers, FU 143. Oliver Marmol, CofC 123. Gabe Marchant, CofC 125. JORDY SNYDER, ELON 115. Kyle Jordan, CIT 115. Marcus Rose, FUR 118. Stuart Haywood, CofC 108. Sean Snell, UNCG 1010. CHASE AUSTIN, ELON 9

Sac Flies1. Chris Campbell, CofC 92. JORDY SNYDER, ELON 83. Sonny Meade, CIT 74. Steven Strausbaugh, WCU 64. Greg Feltes, UNCG 64. John Brandt, WC 67. Six tied at 5

Stolen Bases1. CHRIS DOVE, ELON 312. Jeremy Beckham, GSU 282. Oliver Marmol, CofC 284. JORDY SNYDER, ELON 215. RYAN ADDISON, ELON 206. Tim Carrier, UNCG 177. Gabe Marchant, CofC 168. Chris Baker, ASU 158. Jason Altenhof, ASU 1510. Kenny Smith, WCU 14

ERA1. Drew Saberhagen, WCU 2.872. Ryan Falcon, UNCG 2.933. Nick Chigges, CofC 3.524. Jake Goldberg, CofC 3.725. STEVEN HENSLEY, ELON 3.936. Aaron Eubanks, GSU 4.327. Ben Austin, WC 4.358. Tyler Sexton, WCU 4.459. Jeff Beliveau, CofC 4.5610. Matt Klinker, FU 4.57

Innings Pitched1. Austin Redwine, WC 109.02. Ben Austin, WC 107.23. Nick Chigges, CofC 107.14. Drew Saberhagen, WCU 106.25. Wes Wrenn, CIT 104.26. Ryan Falcon, UNCG 104.17. STEVEN HENSLEY, ELON 100.28. Tyler Sexton, WCU 99.09. Rob Wilson, DC 97.210. WILL ROMANOWICZ, ELON 92.1

Strikeouts1. Nick Chigges, CofC 1122. STEVEN HENSLEY, ELON 1073. Ben Austin, WC 964. Ryan Falcon, UNCG 84

5. Tyler Sexton, WCU 836. Jason Rook, ASU 817. Justin Smith, CIT 808. Garrett Sherrill, ASU 759. Jeff Beliveau, CofC 7410. Matt Klinker, Fur 70

Wins1. Nick Chigges, CofC 111. Ben Austin, WC 113. Garrett Sherrill, ASU 104. Drew Saberhagen, WCU 95. Tyler Sexton, WCU 85. STEVEN HENSLEY, ELON 85. Ryan Falcon, UNCG 88. Matt Crim, CIT 78. Justin Smith, CIT 78. Austin Redwine, WC 7

Saves1. A.J. Battisto, GSU 101. Greg Holland, WCU 103. Mike Gilmartin, WC 83. Matt Webb, DC 85. Link Saunders, CIT 76. Garrett Sherrill, ASU 67. Charles Vartanian, WC 48. Russ Tomlinson, CofC 38. Kyle Kamppi, GSU 38. Nicholas Karow, FU 3

Fielding Pct.1. Steven Strausbaugh, WCU 1.0001. Donnie Wilson, WCU 1.0003. David Towarnicky, ASU .9974. Alex Garabedian, CofC .9945. Barrett Shaft, WCU .9935. Paul Ortenzo, FU .9937. Joey Rodgers, FU .9927. A.J. Wirnsberger, GSU .9927. CHRIS DOVE, ELON .9927. Brett Shore, DC .992

Chances1. Zach Brown, CIT 5912. John Ingram, WCU 5883. Alex Garabedian, CofC 4884. Alden Crissey, DC 4785. CHRIS VASAMI, ELON 4486. Ricky Orton, UNCG 4407. Blake Murphy, WCU 4068. A.J. Wirnsberger, GSU 3989. David Towarnicky, ASU 36410. DREW DAVIS, ELON 363

Putouts1. John Ingram, WCU 5502. Zach Brown, CIT 5413. Alex Garabedian, CofC 4384. Alden Crissey, DC 4195. CHRIS VASAMI, ELON 3946. Ricky Orton, UNCG 3887. David Towarnicky, ASU 3508. Blake Murphy, WCU 3479. DREW DAVIS, ELON 32610. A.J. Wirnsberger, GSU 325

Assists1. JORDY SNYDER, ELON 1802. Bryan Altman, CIT 1793. Mike Gilmartin, WC 1784. Kyle Jordan, CIT 1765. Kenny Smith, WCU 1746. Brian Pierce, GSU 1707. Matt Gaski, UNCG 1648. Tim Carrier, UNCG 1639. Jeremy Beckham, GSU 16210. Chris Campbell, CofC 154

KeyASU = Appalachian State

CofC = College of CharlestonCIT = The Citadel

DC = DavidsonELON = ElonFU = Furman

GSU = Georgia SouthernUNCG = UNC GreensboroWCU = Western Carolina

WC = Wofford

2007 Southern Conference Leaders

2007 SOCON LEADERS ELON HONORS


National Tournament AppearancesNAIA1958

Elon 10, Indiana State 8Elon 1, San Diego State 11

Elon 6, Indiana State 12

1985Elon 1, St. Francis (Ill.) 6

Elon 11, Southern Maine 5Elon 2, Georgia College 8

1987Elon 5, Lewis & Clark 17

Elon 9, Point Park 2Elon 5, Emporia State 18

1989Elon 2, Wisconsin-Stout 3Elon 3, Dallas Baptist 10

NCAA - Division II1997 - South Central Region

Elon 7, Central Oklahoma 8 (10 Inn.)Elon 6, North Alabama 2

Elon 17, Central Oklahoma 4Elon 5, Central Oklahoma 7

NCAA - Division I2002 - Clemson Regional

Elon 7, #22 East Carolina 13Elon 2, Georgia Southern 6

2006 - Clemson RegionalElon 5, Mississippi State 4

Elon 3, #2 Clemson 13Elon 3, Mississippi State 12

Conference TitlesNorth Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

1928, 1930

North State Conference1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1940, 1941, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1954, 1957,

1958, 1974, 1985, 1987, 1989

South Atlantic Conference1990, 1997 (Tournament Champions in 1991, 1997)

Southern Conference2006

Coaches of the YearArea VII

Jerry Drake - 1973

American Association of College Baseball CoachesJerry Drake - 1973

North Carolina Professional Baseball RepresentativesJerry Drake - 1973

District 26Jerry Drake - 1974

Rick Jones - 1985, 1987, 1989

North State ConferenceRick Jones - 1985, 1989

South Atlantic ConferenceMike Kennedy - 1997

Southern ConferenceMike Kennedy - 2006

Players of the YearArea VII

Donnie Brown - 1989

District 26William Hardin - 1986Connie Brown - 1989

South Atlantic ConferenceDonnie Brown - 1989

Southern ConferenceSteven Hensley - 2006 (Freshman)

2007 SOCON LEADERS ELON HONORS


BATTING LEADERSYear Average Runs Hits Home Runs Runs Batted In1950 Charles Myers (.343) Scott Quakenbush (32) Charles Myers (37) Scott Quakenbush (6) Scott Quakenbush (42)1951 Scott Quakenbush (.329) Scott Quakenbush (16) Scott Quakenbush (31) Austin Brewer (3) Scott Quakenbush (18)1952 Carroll Reid (.349) Billy Rakes (36) Jimmy Dalton (37) Jack Musten (4) Jimmy Dalton (31)1953 Carroll Reid (.419) Carroll Reid (30) Carroll Reid (34) Jimmy Dalton (4) Jimmy Dalton (27)1954 Speedy Langston (.309) Nick Thompson (22) Nick Thompson (27) Bobby Green (4) Bobby Green (17)1955 Charlie Cassell (.421) Bobby Green (21) Bobby Green (25) Bobby Green (2) Bobby Green (21)1956 Nick Thompson (.423) Nick Thompson (23) Nick Thompson (30) Bobby Green (3) Nick Thompson (19)1957 Gil Watts (.519) Buddy Montgomery (22) Buddy Montgomery (26) Buddy Montgomery (5) Buddy Montgomery (20)1958 Gil Watts (.362) Tony Carcaterra (4) Gil Watts (20) Gil Watts (4)1959 Gil Wats (.363) Don Lochok (30) Gil Wats (37) Gil Watts (6) Gil Watts (35)1960 Charlie Maidon (.382) C.G. Hall (29) Charlie Maidon (39) Mike Little (4) Jug Irvin (25)1961 Jim Leviner (.318) C.G. Hall (30) Jim Leviner (37) Charlie Maidon (3) Eddie Clark (30)1962 Jim Leviner (.310) Jerry Pike (18) Jim Leviner (36) Danny Hall (5) Jim Leviner (23)1963 Gary Taylor (.345) Danny Hall (33) Gary Taylor (48) Mike Little (5) Arthur Davis (29)1964 Gary Taylor (.351) Gary Taylor (27) Gary Taylor (46) Gary Taylor (2) Arthur Davis (22)1965 Arthur Davis (.376) Carlton Highsmith (27) Arthur Davis (50) Pete Crook (2) Arthur Davis (23)1966 Dempsey Herring (.357) Marshall Montgomery (14) Marshall Montgomery (27) Herbie Johnson (2) Marshall Montgomery(18)1967 Dan Pendry (.333) Dan Pendry (11) Dempsey Herring (23) Jim Friesinger (2) Jim Friesinger (14)1968 Jack Byrtus (.444) Joe Rinaca (21) Jim Friesinger (26) Don Brady (4) Don Brady (14)1969 H.J. Newcombe (.286) Mel Cliborne (19) Joe Rinaca (26) Joe Rinaca (2) H.J. Newcombe (9)1970 Mel Cliborne (.324) Joe Rinaca (21) Jim Friesinger (26) Terry Williams (2) Jim Friesinger (15)1971 Jim Hournigan (.282) Jim Hournigan (2) Jim Hournigan (13) Turner Revels (2)1972 Terry Williams (.318) Bill Schultz (29) Bill Schultz (62) Art Beck (2) Art Beck (19)1973 Drew Coble (.340) Wayne Ellington (30) Drew Coble (43) Bill Dunn (10) Drew Coble (32)1974 Doug Williams (.358) Doug Williams (27) Doug Williams (35) Doug Williams (7) Doug Williams (21)1975 David Vaughn (.356) Doug Williams (29) Doug Williams (27) Doug Williams (6) Doug Williams (20)1976 Charlie Gamble (.425) Chuck Lindsey (29) Charlie Gamble (37) Tommy Vaughn (6) Charlie Gamble (23)1977 Tommy Vaughn (.354) Kelly Miller (39) Kelly Miller (65) Kelly Miller (7) Frank Williams (43)1978 Frank Williams (.349) Paul Judy (310 Frank Williams (52) Frank Williams (8) Frank Williams (36)1979 Phil Bakersville (.417) Phil Bakersville (34) Phil Bakersville (53) Joey Hackett (7) Phil Bakersville (41)1980 John Coakley (.500) Joey Hackett (28) Darrell Wallace (32) Joey Hackett (10) Joey Hackett (27)1981 Joel Weiss (.538) Joey Hackett (50) David Whitley (43) Joey Hackett (10) Greg Booker (50)1982 Randy Enoch (.538) Joel Weiss (31) Maurice Morton (48) Craig Newton (9) Craig Newton (41)1983 Joel Weiss (.436) Joel Weiss (28) Joel Weiss (51) Joel Weiss (12) Joel Weiss (33) 1984 Tim Patton (.475) Joel Weiss (38) Tim Patton (48) Joel Weiss (8) Joel Weiss (27)1985 Doug Phillips (.391) Maurice Morton (48) Maurice Morton (53) Craig Newton (9) Troy Harris (30)1986 Troy Harris (.407) William Hardin (44) Troy Harris (61) William Hardin (12) Troy Harris (48)1987 Tom Alessi (.406) Randy Warren (63) Tom Alessi (73) Jimmy Caldwell (19) Jimmy Caldwell (61)1988 Jeff Kipila (.438) Jeff Kipila (35) Jeff Kipila (39) Jeff Kipila (21) Jeff Kipila (41)1989 Donnie Brown (.389) Donnie Brown (44) Penoy Santos (61) Scott Miller (9) Greg Oakes (40)1990 Jon Wadsworth (.381) Penoy Santos (46) Scott Miller (62) Scott Miller (12) Scott Miller (51)1991 Bart Wingerd (.331) John Wadsworth (39) Bart Wingerd (49) Rick Olasewich (4) Chris York (26)1992 Josh Aldrich (.365) Kenny Mallory (43) Josh Aldrich (54) Aaron Cannaday (6) Aaron Cannaday (36)1993 Chris Dinoto (.379) Darryl Humbles (47) Chris York (57) Darryl Humbles (7) Chris York (42)1994 Maurice Blakeney (.350) Maurice Blakeney (39) Maurice Blakeney (64) Maurice Blakeney (8) Maurice Blakeney (37)1995 Travis Smith (.343) Travis Smith (42) Travis Smith (57) Maurice Blakeney (6) Robert Burnett (33)1996 Tony Pigott (.335) Tony Pigott (33) Travis Smith (53) Nick Thompson (4) Nick Thompson (36)1997 Tony Pigott (.395) Mike Deike (65) Mike Deike (77) Mike Deike (17) Mike Deike (55)1998 Scott Brendle (.327) Mike Deike (49) Scott Brendle (55) Deike/Brendle (16) Scott Brendle (47)1999 Garth Lanning (.336) Brian Kane (35) Shaun Kopczynski (57) Brian Kane (8) Scott Brendle (32)2000 Whit Bryant (.362) Brian Ingram (52) Whit Bryant (75) Jim Swenson (9) Whit Bryant (56)2001 Jason Tuttle (.374) Jason Tuttle (54) Jason Tuttle (83) Whit Bryant (8) Whit Bryant (54)2002 Whit Bryant (.380) Jason Tuttle (61) Whit Bryant (81) Jim Swenson (13) Jim Swenson (60)2003 Brian Ingram (.314) Evan Tartaglia (55) Brian Ingram (66) Brian Ingram (7) Brian Ingram (53) Evan Tartaglia (66) Robbie Smith (7)2004 Gary Morris (.379) Gary Morris (64) Gary Morris (88) Gary Morris (7) Grant Rembert (60) Chris Price (7) Grant Rembert (7)2005 Chris Price (.379) Gary Morris (71) Paul Bennett (78) Evan Erickson (10) Evan Erickson (68)2006 Robert Rodebaugh (.340) Donny Jobe (64) Chris Price (80) Chris Vasami (14) Chris Price (61)2007 Drew Davis (.360) Adam Weaver (57) Drew Davis (68) Ryan Addison (10) Pat Irvine (47) Pat Irvine (10)

YEAR-BY-YEAR BATTING LEADERS YEAR-BY-YEAR PITCHING LEADERS


PITCHING LEADERSYear Appearances Innings Pitched Wins ERA Strikeouts1950 C.K. Siler (70) C.K. Siler (6) James Hamrick (53)1951 Leon Taylor (11) Leon Taylor (68.2) James Hamrick (5) Austin Brewer (65)1952 Charlie Swicegood (15) Luther Conger (62.1) Sherrill Hall (5) Luther Conger (37)1953 Charlie Swicegood (10) Sherrill Hall (6) Charlie Swicegood (42) Charlie Swicegood (6)1954 Luther Conger (12) Luther Conger (63.1) Luther Conger (7) Luther Conger (63)1955 Charlie Swicegood (9) Hall/Conger (40) Luther Conger (5) Charlie Swicegood (43) Charlie Swicegood (5)1956 Jack Henderson (46) Henderson/Ross (3) Jack Henderson (39)1957 Jack Henderson (9) Gil Watts (69.2) Gil Watts (7) Gil Watts (43) Gil Watts (9)1958 Gil Watts (10) Gil Watts (76.0) Gil Watts (8) Gil Watts (70)1959 Gary Henson (10) Gary Henson (62.0) Gary Henson (6) Gil Watts (53) Gil Watts (6)1960 Gary Henson (15) Gary Henson (118) Gary Henson (11) Gary Henson (87)1961 Roger Knapp (14) Jerry Tillman (72) Roger Knapp (7) Jerry Tillman (57)1962 Wayne Allen(5) Jerry Tillman (5) 1963 Charles Evertt (87.1) Jerry Drake (7) Charles Evertt (78)1964 Herbie Johnson (7) Herbie Johnson (1.17) Richard Such (73)1965 Herbie Johnson (13) Herbie Johnson (8) Herbie Johnson (1.84) Richard Such (86) Richard Such (13)1966 Herbie Johnson (3) Burgin Beale (1.60) Herbie Johnson (82)1967 Chris Pecora (13) Ed Kirchgessner (57.1) Chris Pecora (3) Chris Pecora (3.20) Chris Pecora (37)1968 John Austin (77.2) John Austin (4) Burgin Beale (1.58) John Austin (64) Burgin Beale (4)1969 Dewey Capps (10) Dewey Capps (68.2) Dewey Capps (4) Dewey Capps (1.70) Dewey Capps (41)1970 Gary Brown (52.1) Jerald Campbell (3) Jerald Campbell (1.35) Gary Brown (53) Dewey Capps (52.1) Bill Schultz (3) Dewey Capps (53)1971 1972 Bill Schultz (81.2) Bill Schultz (8) Bill Schultz (1.86) Bill Schultz (84)1973 Bill Schultz (15) Bill Schultz (120) Bill Schultz (10) Bill Schultz (1.73) Bill Schultz (97)1974 Mike Osborne (71.1) Mike Osborne (8) Mike Osborne (1.89) Byron Dickens (43)1975 Scott Gorman (8) Scott Gorman (49.1) Scott Gorman (5) Scott Gorman (1.10) Kent Smith (37)1976 Four with 3 Gary Neugent (1.67)1977 Lou Williams (22) Ronnie Johnson (96.2) Lou Williams (9) Lou Williams (2.45) Ronnie Johnson (113)1978 Tom McKinnon (14) Tom McKinnon (73) Eric Smith (5) Eric Smith (2.19) Tom McKinnon (58)1979 George Winfree (13) Hughes Crisp (55) Hughes Crisp (6) Hughes Crisp (2.12) Huges Crisp (28)1980 Allen Pritchard (10) Hughes Crisp (44) Allen Pritchard (4) Allen Pritchard (2.50) Allen Pritchard (36)1981 Allen Pritchard (21) Hughes Crisp (43.1) Allen Pritchard (6) Allen Pritchard (2.59) Allen Pritchard (31)1982 Allen Pritchard (15) David Osteen (42) David Osteen (4) David Osteen (3.67) David Osteen (38)1983 David Osteen (10) John Driscoll (62.1) Greg Harris (6) John Driscoll (3.90) John Driscoll (44)1984 Greg Harris (12) John Driscoll (66) John Driscoll (6) John Driscoll (3.00) John Driscoll (51)1985 C.W. Willis (18) John Driscoll (102.2) John Driscoll (10) Greg Harris (2.84) Harris/Driscoll (78)1986 Duane Hyatt (11) Duane Hyatt (74) Duane Hyatt (7) Duane Hyatt (1.45) Duane Hyatt (43)1987 Duane Hyatt (19) Chris Cole (90.2) Chris Cole (11) Mickey Dean (2.51) Duane Hyatt (59)1988 Rob Hahne (12) Chris Cole (53) Chris Cole (7) Mark Schuster (3.81) Chris Cole (32)1989 Scott Lesmes (15) Barry McKinney (86.1) Chris Cole (9) Chris Cole (2.10) Chris Cole (56)1990 Paul Gibbs (16) Barry McKinney (82.2) Scott Gully (9) Scott Gully (2.26) Scott Gully (68)1991 Paul Gibbs (22) Scott Gully (80) Paul Gibbs (8) Scott Gully (1.46) Paul Gibbs (92)1992 Todd Bechtold (20) Mike Laney (63.1) Mike Laney (8) Mike Laney (2.34) Chris Murphy (63)1993 Rob Hahne (14) Tony Mattos (70) Rob Hahne (7) Rob Hahne (1.29) Tony Mattos (59)1994 Brian Cobbler (16) Rod Gorham (84.2) Tony Mattos (8) Rod Gorham (1.71) Rod Gorham (57)1995 Brian Hendrickson (14) Dan Zeckman (68.2) Kevin Wyrick (4) Kevin Wyrick (4.39) Brian Cobbler (54)1996 Joey Winkelsas (17) Joey Winkelsas (91.2) Joey Winkelsas (9) Joey Winkelsas (1.96) Brian Hendrickson (69)1997 Chris Maness (28) T.J. Donovan (94) T.J. Donovan (9) T.J. Donovan (2.59) Jeffery Wilson (84)1998 Chris Maness (26) T.J. Donovan (92.2) Chris Hughes (5) Chris Hughes (3.29) Chris Hughes (69)1999 Eric Cantrell (26) Chris Hughes (76.1) Eric Cantrell (5) Eric Cantrell (3.79) Chris Hughes (81)2000 Luke Pangle (22) Nathan Holcomb (96.1) Whit Bryant (6) Whit Bryant (2.67) Nathan Holcomb (82)2001 Adam Acosta (23) Whit Bryant (89.2) Scott Light (8) Matt Garner (1.83) Scott Light (87)2002 Mike Fratoe (28) Matt Garner (96) Tyson Blocker (8) Matt Garner (3.19) Matt Garner (92) 2003 Brian Hensen (22) Matt Garner (94.1) Matt Garner (8) Kevin Regan (2.88) Matt Garner (74) 2004 Adam Acosta (25) Brian Hensen (93.0) Lance Cole (6) Matt Garner (4.29) Matt Garner (78) Matt Garner (6) Brian Hensen (6)2005 Kevin Regan (30) Lance Cole (77.0) Lance Cole (7) Kevin Regan (2.79) Matt McSwain (69)2006 Kevin Regan (31) Matt Chastain (105.2) Matt Chastain (10) Chad Tilley (2.06) Steven Hensley (96)2007 Daniel Britt (28) Steven Hensley (100.2) Steven Hensley (8) Steven Hensley (3.93) Steven Hensley (107)

YEAR-BY-YEAR BATTING LEADERS YEAR-BY-YEAR PITCHING LEADERS


Career Games Played1. PaulBennett 235 2003-062. BrianIngram 231 2000-033. ChrisPrice 230 2003-064. WhitBryant 226 1999-025. GaryMorris 224 2002-056. DrewDavis 223 2003-077. JasonTuttle 211 1999-028. RobbieSmith 208 2000-039. JimSwenson 207 1999-0210.ScottBrendle 197 1996-99

Career Runs1. GaryMorris 218 2002-052. JasonTuttle 198 1999-02 BrianIngram 198 2000-034 ChrisPrice 170 2003-065. PaulBennett 165 2003-066. WhitBryant 160 1999-027. DrewDavis 153 2003-078. MikeDeike 146 1995-989. AdamWeaver 143 2005-0710.TravisSmith 129 1993-96

Career Hits1. BrianIngram 284 2000-032. WhitBryant 280 1999-023. GaryMorris 252 2002-054. ChrisPrice 249 2003-065. JasonTuttle 242 1999-026. DrewDavis 240 2003-077. PaulBennett 237 2003-068. JimSwenson 203 1999-029. ScottBrendle 193 1996-9910.ChrisYork 192 1991-94

Career At Bats1. BrianIngram 847 2000-032. WhitBryant 822 1999-023. GaryMorris 811 2002-054. PaulBennett 795 2003-065. JasonTuttle 793 1999-026. JimSwenson 751 1999-027. ChrisPrice 746 2003-068. DrewDavis 738 2003-079. ScottBrendle 652 1996-9910.ChrisYork 619 1991-94

Single Season Games Played1. DonnyJobe 63 2006 ChrisPrice 63 20063. PaulBennett 62 2006 GrantRembert 62 2006 AdamWeaver 62 20066. RobertRodebaugh 61 2006 ChrisVasami 61 20068. Sixtied 60

Single Season Runs1. GaryMorris 71 20052. MikeDeike 65 19973. GaryMorris 64 2004 DonnyJobe 64 20065. RandyWarren 63 19876. JoeyHackett 62 19817. JasonTuttle 61 20028. BrianIngram 57 2002 AdamWeaver 57 200710.MauriceMorton 55 1985 EvanTartaglia 55 2003

Single Season Hits1. GaryMorris 88 20042. GrantRembert 85 20043. JasonTuttle 83 20014. BrianIngram 81 2001 WhitBryant 81 2002 DrewDavis 81 20047. ChrisPrice 80 20068. JasonTuttle 79 20029. PaulBennett 78 200510.MikeDeike 77 1997 TonyPigott 77 1997 ShaunKopczynski 77 2001

Single Season At Bats1. GrantRembert 250 20042. JasonTuttle 238 2002 GrantRembert 238 20064. ChrisPrice 236 20065. DonnyJobe 235 20066. ChrisVasami 233 2006 JordySnyder 233 20078. GaryMorris 232 20049. DrewDavis 231 200410.RyanAddison 227 2007

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Career Doubles1. Whit Bryant 55 1999-022. Brian Ingram 50 2000-033. Jim Swenson 48 1999-02 Gary Morris 48 2002-055. Chris Price 47 2003-066. Drew Davis 46 2003-077. Shaun Kopczynski 45 1999-018. Scott Brendle 43 1996-999. Paul Bennett 40 2003-06 Grant Rembert 40 2004-06

Career RBI1. Whit Bryant 189 1999-022. Chris Price 188 2003-063. Brian Ingram 168 2000-034. Jim Swenson 165 1999-025. Scott Brendle 151 1996-996. Drew Davis 141 2003-077. Chris Vasami 133 2005-078. Paul Bennett 126 2003-069. Gary Morris 122 2000-0510. Chris York 117 1991-94

Career Home Runs1. Scott Brendle 37 1996-992. Mike Deike 35 1995-983. Jim Swenson 30 1999-024. Chris Price 29 2003-065. Joey Hackett 27 1979-81 Joel Weiss 27 1981-84 Jimmy Caldwell 27 1986-878. Whit Bryant 24 1999-02 Chris Vasami 24 2005-0710. William Hardin 22 1986-87

Career Triples1. Phil Baskerville 23 1976-792. Maurice Morton 15 1982-85 Evan Tartaglia 15 2003-044. Zeb Harrington 13 1927-31 John Van Barrow 13 1935-386. Tom Alessi 12 1985-88 Craig Newton 12 1979-82 Paul Bennett 12 2003-069. Steve Wall 11 1959-62 Brian Ingram 11 2000-03

Single Season Doubles1. Grant Rembert 24 20042. Robert Rodebaugh 21 20063. Budgie Clark 20 1985 Shaun Kopczynski 20 20015. Evan Erickson 19 20056. Donne Brown 18 1989 Mike Deike 18 1997 Jim Swenson 18 2002 Chris Price 18 200610. Evan Erickson 17 2004 Gary Morris 17 2004 Gary Morris 17 2005

Single Season RBI1. Evan Erickson 68 20052. Jimmy Caldwell 61 1987 Chris Price 61 20064. Jim Swenson 60 2001 Grant Rembert 60 2004 Robert Rodebaugh 60 20067. Greg Booker 59 19818. Joey Hackett 58 19819. Jeff Kipila 57 1988 Chris Vasami 57 2006

Single Season Home Runs1. Jeff Kipila 21 19882. Jimmy Caldwell 19 19873. Joey Hackett 17 1981 Mike Deike 17 19975. Scott Brendle 16 1998 Mike Deike 16 19887. Chris Vasami 14 20067. William Hardin 13 1986 Jim Swenson 13 200210. Four tied 12

Single Season Triples1. Phil Baskerville 13 19792. Evan Tartaglia 8 2003 Chris Dove 8 20074. Ed Sauer 7 1938 Tom Alessi 7 1988 Dave Cross 7 1988 Evan Tartaglia 7 20048. Seven tied 6

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Career Stolen Bases1. Jason Tuttle 128 1999-022. Maurice Morton 110 1982-853. Darrell Wallace 92 1979-824. Evan Tartaglia 62 2003-045. David Whitley 60 1978-816. Chuck Lindsey 59 1976-777. Doug Williams 54 1973-768. Tom Alessi 52 1986-88 Brad Beeson 52 1997-9810. Travis Smith 51 1993-96

Single Season Walks1. Brian Ingram 54 20032. Chris Price 52 20053. Donny Jobe 48 20064. Robert Rodebaugh 47 20065. Pat Irvine 46 20076. Chris Price 42 20067. Scott Brendle 41 19988. Jason Napier 39 19989. Brian Ingram 38 2002 Chris Price 38 2004 Adam Weaver 38 2006

Single Season Total Bases1. Mike Deike 154 19972. David Whitley 139 19813. Chris Price 138 20064. Chris Vasami 137 20065. Grant Rembert 134 20046. Whit Bryant 130 2002 Evan Erickson 130 20058. Gary Morris 128 20049. Jim Swenson 127 200210. Tony Pigott 125 1997

Single Season Stolen Bases1. Maurice Morton 55 19852. Chuck Lindsey 43 19773. Jason Tuttle 39 2002 Evan Tartaglia 39 20035. Kelly Miller 38 1977 Jason Tuttle 38 20017. Chris Dove 31 20078. Brad Beeson 29 19989. Tom Alessi 28 198710. Darrell Wallace 27 1980 David Whitley 27 1981 Joel Weiss 27 1984 Jason Tuttle 27 2000

Single Season Slugging Pct.1. Jimmy Caldwell .778 1987 Mike Deike .778 19973. Scott Brendle .714 19984. Robert Burnett .704 19935. Randy Warren .654 19876. Mike Deike .628 19987. Tony Pigott .614 19978. Whit Bryant .610 20029. Evan Erickson .607 200510. Robert Rodebaugh .606 2006

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Jim Swenson Phil Baskerville Tony Pigott Evan Tartaglia



Career Appearances1. Kevin Regan 95 2003-062. Chris Maness 88 2995-983. Adam Acosta 79 2001-044. Nathan Holcomb 76 1988-015. Eric Cantrell 75 1988-016. Lance Cole 73 2003-067. Matt Garner 72 2001-048. Luke Pangle 70 2000-039. Chad Tilley 68 2003-0610. Kevin Wyrick 63 1994-97

Career Saves(Elon save records begin in 1985; no records for 1986 and 1989.)

1. Chris Maness 21 1995-982. Adam Acosta 14 2001-043. Chad Tilley 11 2003-064. John Driscoll 10 1982-855. Greg Harris 9 1983-85 Greg McDannold 9 1984-85 Mike Fratoe 9 2000-048. C.W. Willis 7 1985-87 Nathan Holcomb 7 1998-01 Matt Garner 7 2001-04

Career Wins1. Chris Cole 31 1986-892. C.V. Briggs 27 1927-303. John Driscoll 26 1982-854. Mike Briggs 23 1934-36 Gil Watts 23 1956-59 Matt Garner 23 2001-04 Lance Cole 23 2003-068. Bill Schultz 22 1970-739. Gary Henson 21 1957-6010. Jack Andrews 20 1946-48 Allen Pritchard 20 1979-82

Career Starts1. Whit Bryant 49 1999-022. Matt Garner 42 2001-04 Lance Cole 42 2003-064. Dan Zeckman 40 1995-985. John Driscoll 36 1982-856. Matt Chastain 35 2003-067. Brian Hendrickson 32 1993-96 Scott Light 32 1999-019. Steven Hensley 31 2006-10. Brad Pinkerton 29 1999-01

Single Season Appearances1. Kevin Regan 31 20062. Kevin Regan 30 2005 Chad Tilley 30 20064. Chris Maness 28 1991 Mike Fratoe 28 2002 Daniel Britt 28 20076. Eric Cantrell 26 1999 Chris Maness 26 19988. Adam Acosta 25 2004 Tom Porter 25 2007

Single Season Saves1. Chad Tilley 11 20062. John Driscoll 10 1985 Chris Maness 10 19974. Greg Harris 9 1985 Greg McDannold 9 19856. Mike Fratoe 8 2002 Adam Acosta 8 20048. Chris Maness 7 19969. Brian Cobbler 5 199410. Five tied 4

Single Season Wins1. Gary Henson 11 1960 Chris Cole 11 19873. Bill Schultz 10 1973 John Driscoll 10 1985 Matt Chastain 10 20066. 10 tied 9

Single Season Starts1. Joey Winkelsas 16 1996 Whit Bryant 16 2002 Brian Hensen 16 2004 Matt Chastain 16 2006 Steven Hensley 16 20066. Matt Garner 15 2003 Lance Cole 15 2006 Steven Hensley 15 20079. Seven tied 14



Career Strikeouts1. Matt Garner 274 2001-042. Bill Schultz 238 1970-733. Whit Bryant 233 1999-024. Herbie Johnson 225 1964-665. Nathan Holcomb 224 1998-016. Steven Hensley 203 2006-7. Tal Abernathy 198 1939-418. John Driscoll 197 1982-859. Gil Watts 191 1956-5910. Ronnie Johnson 186 1975-78 Chris Murphy 186 1990-92

Single Season ERA1. Rob Hahne 1.29 19932. Duane Hyatt 1.45 19863. Scott Gully 1.46 19914. Burgin Beale 1.58 19685. Dewey Capps 1.70 19696. Dewey Capps 1.71 1970 Rod Gorham 1.71 19948. Bill Schultz 1.73 19739. Kent Smith 1.79 197310. Matt Garner 1.83 2001

Single Season Complete Games1. Bill Schultz 10 19732. John Driscoll 9 1985 Duane Hyatt 9 19864. John Driscoll 8 19835. Greg Harris 7 1985 Barry McKinney 7 19897. John Driscoll 6 1984 Chris Cole 6 1987 Chris Cole 6 1989 Rod Gorham 6 1994

Career Walks Issued1. Whit Bryant 209 1999-022. Brad Pinkerton 143 1999-013. Scott Light 132 1999-014. Matt Garner 131 2001-045. John Driscoll 108 1982-856. Luther Conger 107 1952-557. Adam Acosta 105 2001-048. Chris Murphy 101 1990-929. Mike Osborne 99 1972-7410. Jimmy Davis 97 1977-78

Single Season Strikeouts1. Ronnie Johnson 113 19772. Bunn Hearn 108 19103. Steven Hensley 107 20074. Bill Schultz 97 19725. Steven Hensley 96 20066. Matt Garner 92 20027. Gary Henson 87 1960 Scott Light 87 20019. Richard Such 86 196510. Bill Schultz 84 1972 Jeff Wilson 84 1997 Brad Pinkerton 84 2001

Single Season Innings Pitched1. Bill Schultz 120.0 19732. Gary Henson 118.0 19603. Matt Chastain 105.2 20064. John Driscoll 102.2 19855. Steven Hensley 100.2 20076. Steven Hensley 98.2 20067. Ronnie Johnson 97.2 19778. Nathan Holcomb 96.1 20009. Matt Garner 96.0 200210. Greg Harris 95.0 1985

Single Season Walks Issued1. Whit Bryant 77 20022. Ronnie Johnson 70 19773. Jimmy Davis 59 19774. Luther Conger 58 1952 Brad Pinkerton 58 20016. Brad Pinkerton 53 20007. Tim Schilling 52 1999 Scott Light 52 2000 Whit Bryant 52 200010. Scott Light 51 2001

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YEAR ............ W-L-T ........... PCT.1899............... 0-2-0 ............. .0001901............... 0-1-0 ............. .0001902............... 0-0-0 ............. .0001903............... 0-3-0 ............. .0001904............... 4-1-0 ............. .8001905............... 3-5-0 ............. .3751906............... 1-0-0 ............. 1.0001907............... 0-1-0 ............. .0001908............... 8-5-0 ............. .6151909............... 4-9-0 ............. .3071910............... 7-5-2 ............. .5711911 ............... 2-7-1 ............. .2501912............... 8-8-0 ............. .5001913............... 5-12-0 ........... .2941914............... 5-7-0 ............. .4171915............... 3-13-0 ........... .1881916............... 7-13-0 ........... .3501917............... 6-8-0 ............. .4281918............... 5-6-0 ............. .4551919............... 6-13-0 ........... .3161920............... 4-14-0 ........... .2221921............... 4-8-0 ............. .3331922............... 9-10-0 ........... .4741923............... 4-11-0 ........... .2671924............... 1-10-0 ........... .0911925............... 4-13-0 ........... .2351926............... 10-10-0 ......... .500

YEAR ............ W-L-T ........... PCT.1927............... 14-4-0 ........... .7771928............... 17-1-0 ........... .9451929............... 10-7-0 ........... .5881930............... 10-7-0 ........... .5881931............... 8-5-0 ............. .6151932............... 11-6-0 ........... .6471933............... 12-6-0 ........... .6661934............... 15-6-0 ........... .7141935............... 13-5-0 ........... .7221936............... 13-8-0 ........... .6191937............... 15-10-0 ......... .6001938............... 15-5-0 ........... .7501939............... 18-6-0 ........... .7501940............... 20-1-0 ........... .9521941............... 15-3-0 ........... .8331942............... 6-4-0 ............. .6001946............... 11-5-0 ........... .6881947............... 14-10-0 ......... .5831948............... 17-8-0 ........... .6801949............... 20-5-0 ........... .8001950............... 21-7-0 ........... .7501951............... 16-9-0 ........... .6401952............... 16-12-0 ......... .5711953............... 17-11-0 ......... .6071954............... 18-7-0 ........... .7201955............... 16-5-0 ........... .7621956............... 12-7-0 ........... .632

YEAR ............ W-L-T ........... PCT.1957............... 17-5-0 ........... .7731958............... 20-7-0 ........... .7401959............... 21-6-0 ........... .7771960............... 19-11-0 ......... .6331961............... 23-9-0 ........... .7191962............... 16-15-0 ......... .5161963............... 19-15-0 ......... .5591964............... 23-9-0 ........... .7191965............... 22-13-0 ......... .6291966............... 6-20-0 ........... .2311967............... 10-18-0 ......... .3571968............... 12-15-0 ......... .4441969............... 13-12-0 ......... .5201970............... 14-10-0 ......... .5831971............... 19-16-0 ......... .5431972............... 18-18-0 ......... .5001973............... 24-11-0 ......... .6861974............... 22-8-0 ........... .7331975............... 14-11-0 ......... .5601976............... 15-14-0 ......... .5171977............... 30-19-0 ......... .6121978............... 19-24-0 ......... .452 1979............... 29-10-0 ......... .7441980............... 16-19-0 ......... .4571981............... 41-10-0 ......... .8041982............... 22-17-0 ......... .5641983............... 18-18-0 ......... .500

YEAR ............ W-L-T ........... PCT.1984............... 21-15-1 ......... .5811985............... 40-10-0 ......... .8001986............... 35-14-0 ......... .7141987............... 37-13-0 ......... .7401988............... 26-15-0 ......... .6341989............... 36-9-0 ........... .8001990............... 40-9-0 ........... .8161991............... 31-15-0 ......... .6741992............... 28-17-0 ......... .6221993............... 25-11-1 ......... .6891994............... 35-11-0 ......... .7611995............... 20-25-0 ......... .4441996............... 27-18-0 ......... .6001997............... 34-16-0 ......... .6801998............... 26-22-0 ......... .5421999............... 20-35-1 ......... .3662000............... 33-25-0 ......... .5692001............... 30-27-0 ......... .5262002............... 34-23-0 ......... .5962003............... 34-23-2 ......... .5932004............... 31-28-0 ......... .5252005............... 32-25-0 ......... .5612006............... 45-18-0 ......... .7142007............... 32-29-0 ......... .525

ALL-TIME COACHES’ RECORDSCoach .............................. Seasons ......... Record ............ Pct.Harvey Holt ..................... 1905 ............... 3-5-0 ............... .375J.A. Vaughn ..................... 1907 ............... 0-1-0 ............... .000M.B. Murrow .................. 1908 ............... 8-5-0 ............... .727Harrison Kauffman ......... 1909 ............... 4-9-0 ............... .308L.L. Hobbs ...................... 1910 ............... 7-5-2 ............... .571Hearn/Hedgepeth ............ 1911 ............... 2-7-1 ............... .250Robert Doak .................... 1912-15 ......... 21-40-0 ........... .344C.C. Johnson ................... 1916-20 ......... 28-54-0 ........... .341Frank B. Corboy.............. 1921-26 ......... 31-52-0 ........... .373Charlie Carroll ................ 1927 ............... 14-4-0 ............. .777D.C. Walker ..................... 1928-37 ......... 124-61-0 ......... .670Horace Hendrickson ........ 1938-41 ......... 68-15-0 ........... .819Joe. L. Brunansky ........... 1942 ............... 6-4-0 ............... .600J.L. Pierce ........................ 1946 ............... 11-5-0 ............. .688L.J. Perry ......................... 1947 ............... 14-10-0 ........... .583James B. Mallory ............ 1948-53 ......... 107-52-0 ......... .673Graham L. Mathis ........... 1954-56 ......... 46-19-0 ........... .708John D. Sanford .............. 1957-66 ......... 184-110-0 ....... .626Jerry L. Drake ................. 1967-74 ......... 122-98-0 ......... .570William R. Miller ............ 1975 ............... 14-11-0 ........... .560Bobby l. Jones ................. 1976 ............... 15-14-0 ........... .517Robert D. McBee ............ 1977-84 ......... 196-131-0 ....... .599Rick Jones ....................... 1985-89 ......... 174-64-0 ......... .731Mike Hardin .................... 1990-93 ......... 129-56-1 ......... .696Billy Best ........................ 1994-96 ......... 82-54-0 ........... .603Mike Kennedy .................. 1997- ............. 351-271-3 ....... .564

TEAM SEASON RECORDS

Wins: 45 in 2006Winning Percentage: .952 (20-1) in 1940

Losses: 35 in 1999Games: 63 in 2006

Batting Average: .346 in 1986Runs: 491 in 2006Hits: 653 in 2006

Doubles: 133 in 2006Triples: 25 in 1982

Home Runs: 68 in 2006RBI: 449 in 2006

Stolen Bases: 164 in 1985ERA: 2.45 in 1973

Shutouts Pitched: 11 in 1979Stikeouts Pitched: 441 in 2001

ELON TRIPLE CROWN WINNERS

Name ....................... Year ...... HR ......RBI ....Avg.Paul Cheek .............. 1936 ...... 3 ..........17 ....... .359Emo Showfety ......... 1939 ...... 4 ..........34 ....... .419Molly Craft .............. 1942 ...... 4 ..........10 ....... .400Gil Watts ................. 1958 ...... 4 ..........32 ....... .363Gil Watts ................. 1959 ...... 4 ..........35 ....... .363Joel Weiss ................ 1983 ...... 12 ........33 ....... .436Jeff Kipila ................ 1988 ...... 21 ........57 ....... .409Maurice Blakeney ... 1994 ...... 8 ..........37 ....... .350Scott Brendle ........... 1998 ...... 16 ........47 ....... .327Brian Ingram ........... 2003 ...... 7 ..........53 ....... .314

Rick Jones

D.C. Walker



Career Games Played1. Paul Bennett 235 2003-062. Brian Ingram 231 2000-033. Chris Price 230 2003-064. Gary Morris 224 2002-055. Drew Davis 223 2003-07

Career Batting Average (Min. 225 AB)1. Whit Bryant .360 2000-022. Jason Tuttle .336 2000-023. Brian Ingram .335 2000-034. Chris Price .334 2003-065. Grant Rembert .333 2004-06

Career On Base Percentage (Min. 225 AB)1. Chris Price .446 2003-062. Brian Ingram .440 2000-033. Gary Morris .438 2002-054. Whit Bryant .435 2000-025. Shaun Kopczynski .433 2000-01

Career Hits1. Brian Ingram 284 2000-032. Gary Morris 252 2002-053. Chris Price 249 2003-064. Drew Davis 240 2003-07 5. Paul Bennett 237 2003-06

Career Triples1. Evan Tartaglia 15 2003-042. Paul Bennett 12 2003-063. Brian Ingram 11 2000-034. Jason Tuttle 10 2000-025. Jim Swenson 8 2000-02 Chris Dove 8 2007-

Career RBI1. Chris Price 188 2003-062. Brian Ingram 168 2000-033. Whit Bryant 164 2000-024. Drew Davis 141 2003-07 5. Jim Swenson 134 2000-02

Career Games Started1. Brian Ingram 230 2000-032. Paul Bennett 229 2003-063. Gary Morris 216 2002-054. Chris Price 204 2003-065. Drew Davis 198 2003-07

Career Slugging Percentage (Min. 225 AB)1. Robert Rodebaugh .555 2006-072. Jim Swenson .553 2000-023. Evan Erickson .547 2004-054. Whit Bryant .542 2000-025. Grant Rembert .537 2004-06

Career At Bats1. Brian Ingram 847 2000-032. Gary Morris 811 2002-053. Paul Bennett 795 2003-064. Chris Price 746 2003-065. Drew Davis 738 2003-07

Career Doubles1. Brian Ingram 50 2000-032. Gary Morris 48 2002-053. Chris Price 47 2003-064. Drew Davis 46 2003-07 5. Paul Bennett 40 2003-06 Whit Bryant 40 2000-02 Grant Rembert 40 2004-06

Career Home Runs1. Chris Price 29 2003-062. Jim Swenson 27 2000-023. Chris Vasami 24 2005-074. Whit Bryant 21 2000-025. Grant Rembert 19 2004-06 Robert Rodebaugh 19 2006-07

Career Total Bases1. Brian Ingram 404 2000-032. Chris Price 395 2003-063. Gary Morris 363 2002-054. Whit Bryant 342 2000-025. Paul Bennett 325 2003-06

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Career Walks1. Brian Ingram 154 2000-032. Chris Price 147 2003-063. Gary Morris 112 2002-054. Paul Bennett 95 2003-065. Adam Weaver 88 2005-07

Career Sacrifice Flies1. Chris Price 23 2003-062. Brian Ingram 21 2000-033. Whit Bryant 15 2000-02 Adam Weaver 15 2005-075. Jim Swenson 14 2000-02

Career Stolen Bases1. Jason Tuttle 104 2000-022. Evan Tartaglia 62 2003-043. Paul Bennett 47 2003-06 Gary Morris 47 2002-055. Brian Ingram 46 2000-03

Career Lowest Opp. Batting Average (Min. 75.0 IP)1. Matt Garner .230 2001-042. Scott Light .239 2000-013. Brad Pinkerton .242 2000-014. Adam Acosta .250 2001-045. Matt McSwain .251 2004-05

Career Most K/9 IP (Min. 75.0 IP)1. Matt McSwain 10.02 2004-052. Adam Acosta 9.55 2001-043. Steven Hensley 9.17 2006-4. Scott Light 8.60 2000-015. Eric Cantrell 8.59 2000-01

Career Saves1. Adam Acosta 14 2001-042. Chad Tilley 13 2003-063. Mike Fratoe 9 2000-044. Matt Garner 7 2001-045. Luke Pangle 6 2000-03

Career Hit by Pitch1. Gary Morris 77 2002-052. Paul Bennett 49 2003-063. Drew Davis 35 2003-07 4. Adam Weaver 32 2005-075. Shaun Kopczynski 26 2000-01

Career Sacrifice Hits1. Adam Weaver 30 2005-072. Paul Bennett 27 2003-063. Gary Morris 19 2002-054. Jordy Snyder 16 2006-075. Jason Tuttle 15 2000-02 Drew Davis 15 2003-07

Career ERA (Min. 75.0 IP)1. Chad Tilley 3.27 2003-062. Matt Garner 3.28 2001-043. Nathan Holcomb 3.63 2000-014. Matt McSwain 3.77 2004-055. Brad Pinkerton 3.79 2000-01

Career Fewest Walks/9 IP (Min. 75.0 IP)1. Chad Tilley 1.78 2003-062. Brian Hensen 1.93 2003-043. Tyson Blocker 2.30 2002-034. Luke Pangle 2.46 2000-035. Justin Weeks 2.73 2002-05 Will Romanowicz 2.73 2007-

Career Wins1. Lance Cole 23 2003-06 Matt Garner 23 2001-043. Matt Chastain 19 2003-064. Whit Bryant 18 2000-025. Scott Light 14 2000-01 Steven Hensley 14 2006-

Career Appearances1. Kevin Regan 95 2003-062. Adam Acosta 79 2001-043. Lance Cole 73 2003-064. Matt Garner 72 2001-045. Luke Pangle 70 2000-03

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Career Games Started1. Whit Bryant 43 2000-022. Lance Cole 42 2003-06 Matt Garner 42 2001-044. Matt Chastain 35 2003-065. Steven Hensley 31 2006-

Career Innings Pitched1. Matt Garner 304.1 2001-042. Lance Cole 299.0 2003-063. Whit Bryant 260.1 2000-024. Matt Chastain 246.0 2003-065. Steven Hensley 199.1 2006-

Career Fielding Percentage (Min. �50 Chances)1. Wes Miller .994 2000-032. Jason Tuttle .991 2000-023. Chris Price .987 2003-064. Jim Swenson .984 2000-02 Chris Vasami .984 2005-07

Career Putouts1. Jim Swenson 1,132 2000-022. Drew Davis 1,019 2003-073. Chris Vasami 904 2005-074. Gary Morris 677 2002-055. Wes Miller 675 2000-03

Career Complete Games1. Matt Garner 7 2001-042. Whit Bryant 6 2000-023. Nathan Holcomb 5 2000-01 Tyson Blocker 5 2002-035. Steven Hensley 3 2006-

Career Strikeouts1. Matt Garner 274 2001-042. Steven Hensley 203 2006-3. Whit Bryant 202 2000-024. Lance Cole 171 2003-065. Matt Chastain 156 2003-06

Career Chances1. Jim Swenson 1,238 2000-022. Gary Morris 1,237 2002-053. Drew Davis 1,170 2003-07 4. Brian Ingram 999 2000-035. Chris Vasami 995 2005-07

Career Assists1. Brian Ingram 558 2000-032. Paul Bennett 521 2003-063. Gary Morris 507 2002-054. Adam Weaver 347 2005-075. Jordy Snyder 200 2006-07

ELON’S ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

College DivisionWayne Ellington, 1973

Scott Gorman, 1975David Whitley, 1981Scott Lesmes, 1989

Jim Swenson2002

Verizon Second Team Academic All-American

University Division

Gary Morris2004

CoSIDA Third Team Academic All-American

University Division

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ELON’S ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

College DivisionWayne Ellington, 1973

Scott Gorman, 1975David Whitley, 1981Scott Lesmes, 1989

- A -Acosta, Adam ..........2001-04Adams, Patrick ........2005-07Adams, Ryan ...............2007-Addison, Ryan .........2006-07Ahalt, Brooks ...........1990-91Albert, John .............1998-00Aldrich, Josh ............1991-92Alessi, Tom ..............1986-88Alexander, William ..1981-84Allen, Wayne ................ 1962Amann, Larry ............... 1975Amorosso, Greg ...........2008-Amundsen, Paul .......1966-67Annarummo, Greg .......2008-Arnold, Brett ................. 2007Arrington, Paul ............. 1971Austin, Chase ...............2007-Austin, Harry ...............2007-Austin, John .................. 1968Ayers, Clint ..............1992-93

- B -Baskerville, Phil ......1976-79Baldwin, Braeden ....1989-91Baldwin, John ..........1989-91Bang, Josh ...............1996-99Barnes, Mike ...........1987-88Barrick, Andy ............... 1986Barrick, John ...........1986-87Barrow, John ............1994-95Bartenfield, David......... 1984 Basham, Ryan ..........2005-07Bates, Lee ................1962-63Bauder, Brian ...........1999-00Baumgardner, Jason.1995-97Beale, Burgin ...........1966-68Bechtold, Todd.........1991-94Beck, Art ....................... 1972Beckom, Mike .........1988-91Bedard, Drew ................ 1999 Bedard, Kevin ..........1997-98Beeson, Brad ...........1997-87Bellavia, Tony ............... 1988Bengtson, Mike ............ 1995Bennett, Marty .............. 1969Bennett, Paul ...........2003-06Best, Mike .................... 1963Bickenbach, John .......... 1978Bird, Steve .................... 1967Blakeney, Maurice ..1992, 94-95Bland, Chris .............2005-06Blocker, Tyson .........2002-03Blystone, George .....2004-06Bodjiak, Brian .............2008-Boehme, Austin .......2004-06Bondurant, Fil ..........1974-76Booker, Greg ...........1979-81Booker, Zach ................ 2007Bors, Justin ..............2005-06Bost, Stuart ..............2005-06Bostic, John .................. 1996Bostick, Billy ................ 1982Bowling, Mike .............. 1982Boyd, Daron ................. 1980

Bracey, Mike............1991-92Bradley, Thomas ........... 1991Brady, Don ...............1967-70Brady, Rodney .............. 1987Brandner, George .....2002-03 Breed, Al ..................1974-75Breheny, Brad ..........1987-90Brendle, Scott ..........1996-99Brewer, Keith................ 1969Britt, Daniel .................2007-Brockell, Rick ............... 1998Brown, Dominic ........... 1998Brown, Donnie ............. 1989Brown, Eddie ................ 1980Brown, Gary ................. 1970Brown, Ron .............1968-70Bryant, Whit ............1999-02Buchholz, George ......... 1992Bulla, Bob ................ 1966,68 Burnett, Alex ................ 1963 Burnett, Robert ........1993-95Burtsche, Jack .......... 1964,66Byrtus, Joe ...............1966-69

- C -Caldwell, Jimmy ......1986-87Callison, Ricky ........2002-03Campbell, Jerald ........... 1971Cannaday, Aaron......1991-92Cantrell, Eric............1998-01Capps, Dewey ..........1968-70Cardelino, Lance......1989-92 Carey, Peppy ................. 1992Carter, Kendall .........1985-87Chambers, Rob ............. 1985Chandler, Kirk .........1979-80Chase, Randy ...........1992-94Chastain, Matt .............2003-Cheek, Phil ..............1961-64Cherry, Lee ................... 1974Chichetti, Joe ...........1998-00Child, Jeremy ...........1995-97Christmas, Kevin .......... 1988Clark, Budgie ...........1997-00Clark, Eddie .............1961-62Clark, Scott ..............1997-00Cleveland, Mike ........... 1962Cliborne, Mel ...........1968-70Coakley, John ............... 1980Cobbler, Brian .........1993-95Coble, Drew .............1971-74Coble, Rick ................... 1967Cole, Chris ...............1986-89Cole, Lance ..............2003-06Colenda, Allen .............. 1968Collins, Larry ...........1965-68Colson, Larry ...........1976-79Comer, Brad.............1982-85Comer, Kevin...........1980-83Conner, Jim ................... 1992Cook, Jeff ................1987-88Cook, Ken ................1962-63Cook, Ross .................... 2002Crisp, Hughes ..........1979-81Crook, Pete ..............1968-65

Crouse, Dave ...........1987-89Crum, Cary ................... 1978Crumbley, John ............. 1979Crump, Bernie .............. 1983Culberson, Barry .....1982-85Cullens, Chuck ............. 1978

- D -Dailey, Jimmy ............... 1964Dalton, Allen ...........1978-81 Davenport, Robert ...1979-82Davis, Arthur ...........1963-65Davis, Bennett .............2008-Davis, Drew .............2003-07Davis, Jimmy ...........1977-80Dawson, Bobby ............ 1982Dean, Mickey ..........1984-87Defago, Chris ...........2004-05Deike, Mike .............1995-98Delancey, Mike ............. 1982Delgais, Joey ................ 1960Demett, Louis ............... 1969Denman, Eddie ............. 1979Denny, Josh................... 1998DeVaney, Bill ...........1975-76Diceglio, Dennis ........... 1982Dickons, Bryon ........1972-75Dinoto, Chris ...........1991-94Dodson, Thomas ......2001-02Donahue, David .......1983-84Donovan, T.J. ...........1997-98Dove, Chris ..................2007-Drake, Jerry .............1960-62Driscoll, John ...........1982-85Driver, Clarence ............ 1960Drumwright, Gene ...1976-79Duggins, Taylor ............ 1967Duncan, Jimmy ........1985-88Dunn, Bill ................1972-74

- E -Eanes, Ted ..................... 1961Ebert, Brian..............2003-07Eidemiller, Brent .......... 1980Eimer, Hank .............1997-99Ellington, Wayne .....1973-74Ellis, Robbie ............1965-66Emerson, Andy ........1987-88Emig, Tom .................... 1997Engstrom, Brant .......1994-95Enoch, Randy ..........1982-85Erickson, Evan .........2004-05Erlandsen, Roy ........1961-63Everette, Charles......1962-65

- F -Fabian, Tad ................... 1994Falco, Alphonse ....... 1992,94Falcon, Luis .............1997-98Faucette, Rob ................ 1971Ferrer, Ken ...................2008-Fischer, James ..........1996-98Fitch, Ronnie ................ 1966Ford, Todd .................... 1987Foreste, Ron .................. 1966

Forlano, A.J. ............1993-94Francis, Chris ................ 1986Franklin, Brad ............... 2000Fratoe, Mike ............2000-04Frazier, Morgan .......2001-02Freeman, Billy .........1978-81Frey, Hans ................1973-75Friesinger, Jim .........1967-70Frye, Bobby ............. 1990,92Fulcher, Tom ................. 1967Futrell, MIke ................. 1971Furman, Gerald ........1978-79

- G -Gallagher, Dan .........1982-83Gamble, Charlie .......1974-77Gann, John ...............1999-02Garbarino, Joey........1979-82Garner, Matt.............2001-04Garnett, Jim .............1974-75Garvey, Bill................... 1962Gibbs, Paul ..............1990-91Gibson, Pete .................. 1985Giles, Joe ...................... 1986Girdwood, Thomas ......2008-Girton, Jeff .................... 1986Godfrey, Bob ...........1968-70Gonella, Danny ........1975-76Gorham, Rod ...........1991-94 Gorman, Scott ..........1974-75Gorski, Marty ............... 1983Grady, Pat ................1972-75Graves, Chris ................ 1984Green, Kevin................. 1994Griffin, Phillip .............. 1982Grissom, Adam ............. 2001Gross, Milton ...........1961-63Gully, Scott ..............1989-91Gunter, Scott ................. 1986 Gyrtus, Joe .................... 1967

- H -Hacker, Geoff ..........1994-95Hackett, Joey ...........1979-81Hahne, Rob ..............1988-93Hailey, Mike ................. 1967 Hall, C.J. ..................1960-61Hall, Danny .............1961-63 Hall, Scott ................1981-84Hallmann, Craig ........... 1984Harden, Mike ...........1975-76Hardin, William .......1986-87Harrilchak, Cory ..........2008-Harris, Greg .............1983-85Harris, Troy .............1985-86Harrison, Brian ............. 1975Hauser, Tom .................. 1966 Hawkins, Mark ........1980-81Hazelette, Curley .....1971-72 Henderson, Pete ............ 1985Hendrickson, Brian ..1993-96Hendrickson, Rolf ........ 1978Hensen, Brian ..........2003-04Hensley, Steven ...........2006-Henson, Gary ................ 1960

Herring, Dempsey....1965-68Highsmith, Carlton ..1963-65Hill, Matt .....................2004-Hill, Tommy.................. 2004Hinson, Matt ................2006-Hix, Tim ...................1991-92Hoag, Tim ................1980-81Holcomb, Nathan .....1998-01Holler, Dick .................. 1998Holmes, Jimmy ........1961-62Hopkins, Brian .............. 1997Hourigan, Jim ..........1970-73Howell, Jason ..........1997-98Hromadka, Michael ...... 2001Hughes, Chris ..........1996-99Hulme, Ryan ................2008-Humbles, Daryl .......1989-93Hunt, Bobby ............1988-89Hyatt, Duane ............1986-87

- I -Ingram, Brian ...........2000-03Irvin, S.J. ...................... 1960Irvine, Pat ....................2006-

- J -Jackson, Jerry ............... 1966Jernigan, Tom ..........1968-69Jobe, Donny .................2006-Johnson, Dave .............. 1972Johnson, Herbie .......1964-66Johnson, Rick ............... 1977Johnson, Ronnie ......1975-78Jones, Chris .................. 1978Jones, Greg ................... 2004Jones, Greg ..................2007-Jones, Herman .........1991-94Jones, Pete .................... 1960Joyce, Andy .................. 1984Judy, Paul .................1978-79

- K -Kalb, Craig ................... 1999Kane, Brian ..............1998-00Keene, Kirby............1993-96Kelley, Dan ................... 1963Kennedy, Mike ........1988-90Kernodle, Jared ............2008-Kesler, Mike ................. 1960Key, Kerry ...............1962-63Keyser, Tom .................. 1960Kiefer, Bryon ................ 1999Kim, Randy .................. 1978 King, Mike .................... 1981Kipila, Jeff .................... 1988Kirchgessner, Ed ........... 1967Kirchner, Matt .............2008-Kite, Rick ...................... 1969Kline, Chris .................. 1994Knapp, Roger ...........1960-61Knick, Roger ...........1987-89Koenig, John ................. 1961Kopczynski, Shaun ..1999-01Krahe, John ................... 1983Krol, John ................1981-83

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- L -Lambe, Scott ................. 1978Laney, Mike .............1989-92Laniak, Brian ................ 1999Lanning, Garth .........1998-00Lee, Rusty ................1978-80Lenig, David ............1979-81Lesmes, Scott ...........1987-89Leviner, Derek .........1991-92Leviner, Jim .............1961-62Lewter, Jesse ................2005-Light, Scott ..............1999-01Lindsey, Chuck ........1976-77Link, Matt ................2004-07Lipka, Tom.................... 1979Little, Mike ..............1960-63Lobacz, Mike ...............2008-Loher, Rob .................... 1980Long, Alex ...............1983-84Long, Jeff ...................... 1982Lopez, Chris ................2008-Lopez, Pedro ................. 2005Love, Wilson................. 1972Lovejoy, Skip ................ 1975Luciani, Ralph .............. 1993

- M -Mabe, David ............1988-89Machado, Chris ............ 2007Maggi, Chris ............1999-02Mahanes, Wayne ........... 1961Mahoney, Jim ..........1992-94Maidon, Charlie .......1960-61Mallory, Kenny ........1992-93Maness, Brian ............... 1997Maness, Chris ..........1995-98Manship, Frank ........1981-84Marks, Jonathan .......1995-97Martin, Billy ............1979-82Martin, Gary ............1979-82Martz, Billy .............1994-95Mattingly, Dudley ....1970-72Mattos, Tony ............1993-94McBee, Ryan ................ 2001McCachern, Stuart ...1981-82McDannold, Greg ....1984-85McDowell, Mac .......1988-89McHugh, Dan ............... 1980 McKinney, Barry .....1989-90McKinnon, Tom.......1977-78McKnight, Garrett ........ 1991McSwain, Matt ........2004-05McVey, Hadley ............. 1960Mecham, Eddie ........1978-79Melillo, Mike ...............2007-Mensch, Frank .............. 1967Merrell, Mark ............... 1980Midkiff, Jerry ...........1968-69Miller, Danny...........2004-06Miller, Kelly ................. 1977Miller, Scott .............1989-90Miller, Wes ..............2000-03Milligan, Steve ............. 1975Milwit, Danny .........1989-95Mineroldi, Mark ......1988-90

Monger, Guy ................. 1964Montgomery, Marshall ..1966-67Moon, Sam ................... 1966Moore, Skip .............1973-75Morris, Craig ................ 1975Morris, Gary ............2002-05Morris, Jim ..............1970-72Morton, Maurice ......1982-85Mullins, Tony...........1975-77Murphy, Chris ..........1990-92Murray, Tim .............1987-90Myers, Leroy ...........1960-62

- N -Napier, Jason ...........1996-98Nauman, Tony .............. 1978Nemenz, Bill ............1986-88Neufang, Jeff ...........1982-85Neugent, Gary..........1975-76Newcombe, H.T. ........... 1969Newsome, Tommy ...1964-66Newton, Craig .........1979-82Nilsen, Vic .................... 1980Nocera, Mark ...........1986-89 Norden, Kevin .............. 2001Norwood, Chris .......2004-05

- O -Oakes, Don ..............1969-72Oakes, Greg .............1988-91 Oakley, Bobby .............. 1986Oakley, George ............. 1962Olson, Bruce ................. 1960Olson, Marc .................. 1988Orcutt, Jeff .................... 1977Osborne, Mike .........1972-74Osteen, David ..........1982-84

- P -Palmer, Roger ..........1971-73Palochko, Mike ............. 1984Pangano, Carmine......... 1994Pangle, Luke ............2000-03Papst, Chris ................... 1999Park, Dave ...............1974-75Parker, Roy ................... 1977Parsons, Logan ........2001-02Patton, Tim ..............1983-86Pecora, Chris ................ 1967Pendry, Dan .................. 1967Pennington, Wes ........... 1989Pepper, Mike ................. 1991Perry, Bill ...................... 1988Phillips, Doug ............... 1985Piccininni, Tom ........ 1962,64Pigott, Tony .............1995-97Pike, Jerry ................1960-62Pinkerton, Brad ........1999-01 Pinner, Robbie .........1995-96Pope, Brad ...............1995-96Porter, Tom ..................2006-Pratt, Kevin ..............2003-07Pressly, Scott................. 1985Price, Brad ...............1978-81Price, Chris ..............2003-06

Price, Jeff ...................... 1978Pritchard, Allen ........1979-82Pritchard, Neil..............2008-Puccini, Mike ...........2002-03Pugh, Aaron .................. 2002

- Q -Queen, Stan .............1978-80

- R -Radford, Kory ..........2004-06Radford, Ryan ..........2005-06Rainey, Darren .........1999-00Ramsey, Jim .............1969-70Regan, Kevin ...........2003-06Reichenbach, J.D. ........2007-Rembert, Grant ........2004-06Revels, Turner .........1971-74Reyes, Jimmy ..............2008-Reyes, Ralph ................2007-Rider, Brian .................. 1992Rinaca, Joe ...............1968-69Robertson, Guy ........1996-99Robertson, Randy ....1975-78Robinson, Brett ............. 2004Robinson, H.L. ........1964-66Rodebaugh, Robert ..2006-07Rodriguez, Eddie .....1990-91Romanowicz, Will .......2007-Roselle, Ernie ..........2003-04Rosko, Pat ................1994-96Ross, Mike .................... 1979Ross, Ricky ................... 1985 Rush, Scott ...............1971-74Rushton, Mike .............. 1979Russell, Jerry ...........1985-88Ryan, Doug ..............1992-93

- S -Santos, Penoy ..........1989-90Schaefer, John ..........1999-02Schilling, Tim ..........1999-00Schlotterbeck, Chris ..... 1993Schoenbeck, Mike ........ 1991Schoonover, Robbie 1983,86Schropp, Russell ........... 1975Schultz, Bill .............1971-73Schuster, Mark .........1987-88Scipione, Ray ................ 1993Scott, Michael ..........1983-84Sebesto, Mike ..........1986-87Shields, Gomer ........1963-66Shields, Owen ............... 1966Shiflet, Shane ................ 1990Shiplett, Kyle ................ 2003Simmons, Jason .......1996-99Simpson, Jay ................. 1970Sinclair, Jay .................2008-Sipe, Billy ..................... 1985Slaughter, Roger ........... 1970 Smith, Brent .................. 1972Smith, Danny ................ 1963Smith, Eric ...............1978-81Smith, Jim ..................... 1973Smith, Kent ..............1972-75

Smith, Pat ..................... 2005Smith, Robbie ..........2000-03Smith, Richard .........1967-70Smith, Travis ...........1993-96Smith, Wes ...............2000-02Snyder, Jordy ...........2006-07Snyder, Rick ................. 1990Soler, Rolando .............. 1993Spence, Jamie ..........1991-95Spillane, Mike .........1967-69Stafford, Rick ............... 1977Stanley, Bryan............... 1977Stanley, Kelly ............... 1980Stevens, Tyler ............... 2004Stewart, Fred ................ 1965Stewart, Taylor.........2002-03Stickel, Andy ...........1980-81Stocco, Matt .............2004-05Stradowski, Eric ........... 1995Stratton, Bobby ........1975-77Stultz, Dusty ............2006-07Such, Richard ..........1964-65Swenson, Jim ...........1999-02Szakelyhidi, Shawn ...... 1992

- T -Tarleton, Dallas ............2008-Tart, Benny ..............1985-86Tartaglia, Evan .........2003-04Tate, Leonard ................ 1983Taylor, Gary .............1963-65Teague, Larry ................ 1960Teal, Wilson .................. 1960Tejeda, Barry ...........2002-03Terry, David .............1985-88Testa, Brian ................... 1986Thompson, Dan .......1983-84Thompson, Nick ......1993-96Tiger, Mike ..............1995-96Tilley, Chad .............2003-06Tillman, Jerry...........1960-64Torry, David .................. 1985Trevisan, Mike .............. 1997Trimmper, Steve ........... 1989Tugwell, Ron ................ 1966Turner, Mark ................. 1981Tuttle, Jason .............1999-02

- U -Ujcic, Steve..............1992-93Ulasewich, Rick .......1990-93

- V -Van Benschoten, John ... 1961Vasami, Chris ...........2005-07Vaughn, David .........1975-76Vaughn, Tommy.......1974-78

- W -Wadsworth, John .....1988-91Walker, John ............2004-06Walker, Matt ................. 1984Wall, Steve ...............1960-62Wallace, Darrell .......1979-82Ward, Jerry ..............1969-71

Warren, Randy .........1986-87Watts, Frankie ............... 1977Weaver, Adam..........2005-07Weeks, Justin ...........2002-05Weiss, Joel ...............1981-84Welch, Steve ................. 1961Wells, Reggie ...........1996-98Welsh, Sean .................. 2007Wesley, Brad ................. 1996Wheless, Mike .............. 1982Whitley, David .........1978-81Whitman, Brad ........2001-02Wiles, Nathan ..........1982-83Williams, Bobby ......1978-79Williams, Doug ........1973-76Williams, Frank .......1976-78Williams, Lou ..........1976-77Williams, Terry ........1972-73Willis, C.W. .............1985-87Wilson, Jeffrey .............. 1997Winfree, George ......1979-80Wingerd, Bart ............... 1991Winkelsas, Joey ............ 1996Winston, Steve .........1989-92Wirt, Todd ................1996-98Wright, Billy ................. 2004Womble, Billy ....1976-78, 81Woolard, William ......... 1974Wright, Todd ................. 1986Wyrick, Kevin..........1994-97

- Y -York, Chris ...............1991-94Youmans, Richard ........ 1967

- Z -Zachary, Doug .........1987-90Zeckman, Dan..........1995-98

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS ELON IN THE PROS


Elon Players Drafted in MLB Amateur DraftYear ................... Name ..........................Phase......................Rd./Overall .............Team1965 .................. Dick Such ...................June-Reg. ...............40/697 ....................New York Yankees1966 .................. Dick Such ...................Jan.-Sec. .................8/100 ......................Washington Senators1970 .................. Gary Brown ................June-Reg. ...............33/752 ....................Baltimore Orioles1971 .................. Gary Brown ................Jan.-Sec. .................1/21 ........................Chicago Cubs1977 .................. Kelly Miller ................June-Reg. ...............15/370 ....................St. Louis Cardinals1978 .................. Greg Booker ...............June-Reg. ...............32/708 ....................Oakland Athletics*1979 .................. Phil Baskerville ..........June-Reg. ...............25/623 ....................St. Louis Cardinals1980 .................. Joey Hackett ...............June-Reg. ...............34/775 ....................St. Louis Cardinals1981 .................. Joey Hackett ...............Jan.-Sec. .................4/71 ........................Texas Rangers1981 .................. Greg Booker ...............June-Reg. ...............10/238 ....................San Diego Padres1981 .................. David Osteen ..............June-Reg. ...............31/754 ....................St. Louis Cardinals*1984 .................. David Osteen ..............June-Reg. ...............30/723 ....................Philadelphia Phillies1985 .................. Greg Harris .................June-Reg. ...............10/260 ....................San Diego Padres1985 .................. Maurice Morton ..........June-Reg. ...............22/572 ....................San Diego Padres1986 .................. Jeff Kipila ...................June-Reg. ...............2/37 ........................Oakland Athletics%1987 .................. Randy Warren .............June-Reg. ...............33/841 ....................Chicago White Sox1988 .................. Jeff Kipila ...................June-Reg. ...............12/299 ....................California Angels1990 .................. Mike Kennedy ............June-Reg. ...............9/255 ......................Oakland Athletics 1990 .................. Scott Miller .................June-Reg. ...............34/901 ....................Toronto Blue Jays1991 .................. Scott Gully ..................June-Reg. ...............21/543 ....................New York Yankees1992 .................. Aaron Cannaday .........June-Reg. ...............8/231 ......................Pittsburgh Pirates1992 .................. Chris Murphy .............June-Reg. ...............19/533 ....................San Diego Padres1994 .................. Tony Mattos ................June-Reg. ...............28/788 ....................San Francisco Giants1994 .................. Joey Winkelsas ...........June-Reg. ...............47/1,296 .................Philadelphia Phillies%1995 .................. Maurice Blakeney .......June-Reg. ...............23/647 ....................Montreal Expos1996 .................. Nick Thompson ..........June-Reg. ...............29/856 ....................Philadelphia Phillies1997 .................. Tony Pigott .................June-Reg. ...............27/834 ....................Tampa Bay Devil Rays1997 .................. Jeff Wilson ..................June-Reg. ...............29/893 ....................Arizona Diamondbacks1998 .................. Chris Maness ..............June-Reg. ...............28/824 ....................Philadelphia Phillies1998 .................. T.J. Donovan ...............June-Reg. ...............41/1,214 .................Philadelphia Phillies2000 .................. Tim Schilling ..............June-Reg. ...............15/431 ....................Florida Marlins2001 .................. Brad Pinkerton ............June-Reg. ...............5/149 ......................Anaheim Angels2001 .................. Scott Light ..................June-Reg. ...............6/186 ......................Cincinnati Reds2002 .................. Whit Bryant ................June-Reg. ...............24/719 ....................Philadelphia Phillies2003 .................. Brian Ingram ...............June-Reg. ...............12/362 ....................Oakland Athletics2004 .................. Brian Hensen ..............June-Reg. ...............28/823 ....................Detroit Tigers2004 .................. Evan Tartaglia .............June-Reg. ...............35/1,049 .................Chicago White Sox2005 .................. Steven Hensley ...........June-Reg. ...............44/1,309 .................Washington Nationals*2006 .................. J.D. Reichenbach ........June-Reg. ...............20/612 ....................Los Angeles Angels*2006 .................. Ralph Reyes ................June-Reg. ...............48/1,445 .................Chicago White Sox*2007 .................. Chris Vasami ...............June-Reg. ...............39/1,171 .................Colorado Rockies

* Selection was out of high school, but did not sign.% Selection was out of junior/community college, but did not sign.

Elon Players Signed as Free Agents With MLB TeamsName .....................................................Original Signing TeamAdam Acosta .........................................St. Louis CardinalsPaul Bennett ...........................................Atlanta BravesScott Clark .............................................Boston Red SoxPaul Gibbs .............................................Cleveland IndiansMatt Stocco ............................................San Diego PadresJason Tuttle ............................................Montreal ExposJoey Winkelsas ......................................Atlanta Braves

Elon Players Signed With Independent TeamsName .....................................................TeamMike Deike ............................................Johnstown JohniesMike Fratoe ...........................................Chillicothe PaintsNathan Holcomb ....................................Chillicothe PaintsChris Hughes .........................................Chillicothe Paints

Elon Alumni Involved in MLBName .....................................................TeamDrew Coble ............................................MLB UmpireJack McKeon .........................................1999 Manager of the Year – Cincinnati Reds; ...............................................................2003 World Series Champions and 2003 Manager of the Year – Florida MarlinsJoe West .................................................MLB Umpire

Joey Winkelsas

Paul Bennett

Chris Vasami

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS ELON IN THE PROS


The Elon baseball team has made a habit of knocking off some of collegiate baseball’s best squads every season. Since the 1999 season, one year prior to becoming an official NCAA Divi-sion I program, Elon has won 17 games against NCAA Division I teams that were ranked in the top-25 in the nation at that time, including two top-ranked opponents.

�999Elon 13, #1 Miami 6

Elon 4, #21 East Carolina 3

2000Elon 7, #5 South Carolna 5

200�Elon 8, #19 East Carolina 5

2002Elon 8, #1 Clemson 6

Elon 4, #10 Wake Forest 1Elon 3, #20 East Carolina 1

200�Elon 4, #7 Wake Forest 1Elon 11, #14 Clemson 2

Elon 5, #22 North Carolna 4

2005Elon 10, #6 North Carolina 3

Elon 11, #22 Coastal Carolina 7Elon 12, #22 Coastal Carolina 6

2006Elon 2, #14 South Carolina 1

2007Elon 10, #11 Miami 7

Elon 13, #17 Clemson 12Elon 18, #24 College of Charleston 11

vs. #1 – 2 (Clemson, Miami)vs. #2 – Nonevs. #3 – Nonevs. #4 – Nonevs. #5 – 1 (South Carolina)vs. #6 – 1 (North Carolina)vs. #7 – 1 (Wake Forest)vs. #8 – Nonevs. #9 – Nonevs. #10 – 1 (Wake Forest)vs. #11 – 1 (Miami)vs. #12 – Nonevs. #13 – None

vs. #14 – 2 (Clemson, South Carolina)vs. #15 – Nonevs. #16 – Nonevs. #17 – 1 (Clemson)vs. #18 – Nonevs. #19 – 1 (East Carolina)vs. #20 – 1 (East Carolina)vs. #21 – 1 (East Carolina)vs. #22 – 3 (Coastal Carolina - 2, North Carolina)vs. #23 – Nonevs. #24 – 1 (College of Charleston)vs. #25 – None

TOP-25 VICTORIES


TOP-25 VICTORIES


2-17 2-18 2-19 2-20 2-21 2-22Home3 p.m.

2-23HomeNoon(DH)

2-24Home1 p.m.

2-25 2-26Away4 p.m.

2-27Home4 p.m.

2-28 2-29Home4 p.m.

3-1Home1:30 p.m.

3-2Home1 p.m.

3-3 3-4Home4 p.m.

3-5Home4 p.m.

3-6 3-7Home4 p.m.

3-8Home1 p.m.

3-9Home1 p.m.

3-10 3-11Home4 p.m.

3-12Away7 p.m.

3-13 3-14Home4 p.m.

3-15Home2 p.m.

3-16Home1 p.m.

3-17 3-18Away6 p.m.

3-19Home7 p.m.

3-20 3-21Away7 p.m.

3-22Away1 p.m.(DH)

3-23 3-24 3-25Away7:15 p.m.

3-26Away7:15 p.m.

3-27 3-28Away7 p.m.

3-29Away6 p.m.

3-30Away1 p.m.

3-31 4-1Away4 p.m.

4-2Away6:30 p.m.

4-3 4-4Home7 p.m.

4-5Home7 p.m.

4-6Home1:30 p.m.

4-7 4-8Away6 p.m.

4-9Home7 p.m.

4-10 4-11Home7 p.m.

4-12Home7 p.m.

4-13 Home1:30 p.m.

4-14 4-15Away7 p.m.

4-16Home4 p.m.

4-17 4-18Away6 p.m.

4-19Away1 p.m.

4-20Away1 p.m.

4-21 4-22Home7 p.m.

4-23Away6 p.m.

4-24 4-25Away6 p.m.

4-26Away1 p.m.

4-27Away1 p.m.

4-28 4-29 4-30Home7 p.m.

5-1Home3 p.m.(DH)

5-2 5-3Home7 p.m.

5-4 5-5 5-6 5-7Away4 p.m.(DH)

5-8AwayNoon

5-9 5-10

5-11 5-12 5-13 5-14 5-15 5-16 5-17

5-18 5-19 5-20 5-21 5-22 5-23 5-24

5-25 5-26 5-27 5-28 5-29 5-30 5-31

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