2014 NCAC Baseball Guide

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2014 Baseball Guide

NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE1

2013-14 NCAC DIRECTORYPresident .................................Dr. Grant H. Cornwell, President The College of Wooster

Vice President ................................................Marvin Krislov, JD Oberlin College

Executive Director ............................. Keri Alexander Luchowski

Assistant Executive Director ...................................Bret Billhardt

Assistant Executive Director ...............................Russell Kramer

Legal Counsel........................................................Dennis Butler

Accountant......................................................................Jim Loy

Mailing Address ................................................ P. O. Box 16679 Cleveland, Ohio 44116

Street Address ................815 Crocker Road, Building B, Suite 5 Westlake, Ohio 44145

Phone ................................................................... 440/871-8100

Fax........................................................................ 440/871-4221

E-Mail .................................................... [email protected]

PRESIDENT JAMES H. MULLEN, JR.Allegheny College

PRESIDENT ADAM S. WEINBERGDenison University

PRESIDENT BRIAN W. CASEYDePauw University

PRESIDENT THOMAS V. CHEMAHiram College

PRESIDENT SEAN M. DECATURKenyon College

PRESIDENT MARVIN KRISLOVOberlin College

PRESIDENT ROCKWELL“ROCK” JONESOhio Wesleyan University

PRESIDENT GREGORY D. HESSWabash College

2013-14 NCAC Presidents’ CouncilPRESIDENT LAURIE M. JOYNER

Wittenberg University

PRESIDENT GRANT H. CORNWELLThe College of Wooster

EARL KISSELLHiram College

Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives

ROGER INGLESOhio Wesleyan University

Co-Chair, Athletic Directors

SONYA McKAYDenison University

Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives

BRENDA MEESEThe College of Wooster

Co-Chair, Athletic Directors

KERI ALEXANDER LUCHOWSKIExecutive Director

Web Site ...................................................www.northcoast.org

Affiliation ..........................................................NCAA Division III

Founded ............................................................. February, 1983

Championship Sports ............................23 (11 men, 12 women)

Intercollegiate Officiating Association .................. 440/871-8100

Baseball................................................................ Rich Fetchiet

Basketball (Men) ............................................................. Bill Ek

Basketball (Women) .................................................Diane Plas

Cross Country/Track ................................................. Marv Frye

Field Hockey..........................................................Candis Parry

Football......................................................................Andy Pfaff

Softball ................................................................. John DeLuca

Tennis ................................................................ Don Hunsinger

Volleyball ..................................................................Diane Plas

mailto:[email protected]

www.northcoast.org


Intercollegiate athletics can and should complement academic life, rather than compete with it, and sports should enhance the experi-ence of students during their college years. This type of academic and athletic com-mitment has been led by the 10 school presidents, who have taken an active role in the governance of the con-ference. Fourty-eight teams from all 23 North Coast sports competed in the NCAA post-season during the 2012-13 academic year. The NCAC added another NCAA Division III swimming championship as Kenyon claimed the men’s title for the 32nd time in program history. In addition, the DePauw women’s basketball team raised the Walnut & Broze trophy for the second time in pro-gram history, making them the only women’s basketball team in conference history to win a women’s basketball national title. Conference members have accumulated 66 national championships since the league was formed in February of 1983. In the past academic year, 221 All-America or Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-America certificates were distrib-uted to student-athletes from North Coast schools. The NCAC's commitment to equity, its broad base of athletic programs, and an unwavering insistence on excel-lence in academics has served as a model for conferences throughout the country. The North Coast has shown not only that these ideals can coexist, but that they can flourish. The NCAC continues as a pace-setter in the 21st century.

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE * DENISON UNIVERSITY * DEPAUW UNIVERSITY * HIRAM COLLEGE * KENYON COLLEGE OBERLIN COLLEGE * OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY * WABASH COLLEGE * WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY * COLLEGE OF WOOSTER

Founded in 1983, the North Coast Athletic Conference is dedicated to fostering a complementary relationship between intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excel-lence. Consisting of 10 academically selective colleges and universities in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania — Allegheny College, Denison University, DePauw University, Hiram College, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wabash College, Wittenberg University, The Col-lege of Wooster, along with affiliate member Earlham College — the NCAC believes that high-level athletic programs need not be sacrificed in order to meet rigid academic standards. Significantly, all 10 NCAC institutions have been granted chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the preeminent honor society for colleges and universities. Only 280 of the more than 3,000 four-year institutions in the United States have been so hon-ored. A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Associa-tion's Division III, the NCAC features championship com-petition in 23 sports — 11 for men and 12 for women. The

12 women's sports are among the most offered by any Division III confer-ence, and the equality in number and emphasis between men’s and wom-en’s athletics is just one of the elements that sets the North Coast apart. The goals of the con-ference express the best aspirations of American amateur athletics. The NCAC brings together a group of institutions which share a common alle-giance to academic qual-ity and to the conduct of athletics so as to support the educational purpose. Mason Espinosa,

Ohio Wesleyan

Ali Ross, DePauw


ALLEGHENY COLLEGE * DENISON UNIVERSITY * DEPAUW UNIVERSITY * HIRAM COLLEGE * KENYON COLLEGE OBERLIN COLLEGE * OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY * WABASH COLLEGE * WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY * COLLEGE OF WOOSTER

WOOSTER SELECTED AS PRESEASON FAVORITE FOR 30TH NCAC BASEBALL SEASON

North Coast Athletic Conference coaches have unanimously selected Wooster to win its third-straight league title in baseball following preseason balloting by all 10 conference coaches.

The Fighting Scots, who have won 15 NCAC baseball titles all-time, earned all 10 first-place votes cast by league coaches to total 100 points. Denison was second on the poll with 80 points, followed by Allegheny (72), DePauw (69), Ohio Wesleyan (60), Oberlin (52), Wittenberg (43), Wabash (32), Kenyon (28) and Hiram (14).

Wooster returns a majority of its offensive production from last year’s squad the cruised to the NCAC title with a perfect 3-0 record in the NCAC Tournament. Leading the charge in the Fighting Scots’ lineup will be the senior trio of Eddie Reese (Canfield, OH/Cardinal Mooney), Jarrod Mancine (Sarver, PA/Freeport) and Zac Mathie (Millersburg, OH/West Holmes). Reese, the 2013 NCAC Player of the Year, led the Scots last spring in RBI (55), doubles (23), home runs (8) and walks (31), while Mancine led the squad with 68 hits and a team-best .398 batting average. Mathie, a three-time second-team All-NCAC selection, will again serve as the Scots’ clean-up hitter and starting right fielder as he enters the 2014 season with a clean bill of health for the first time since his freshman campaign. In 105 career at-bats, Mathie owns a .345 batting average with 37 doubles, nine homers and 105 RBI. Wooster will again boast a potent pitching rotation this spring, anchored by senior right-hander Steve Hagen (Brecksville, OH/Brecksville-Broadview Hts.). Hagen was a first-team All-NCAC selection last spring after compiling a 2.56 ERA and limiting opposing hitters to a .213 batting average in 91.1 innings of work. The Fighting Scots will again be led by manager Tim Pettorini for the 33rd year in a row,. Pettorini, a 10-time NCAC Coach of the Year recipient, enters the 2014 season with an overall record of 1,035-388-6, which puts him just six wins behind current Ithaca head coach George Valesente (1,041-466-8) for the most wins in Division III history.

Wooster leads all NCAC teams with 15 championships in 29 years, including winning eight of the last 12 titles. Ohio Wesleyan (10), Allegheny (4) and Wabash (1) are the only other teams to capture a title in the history of the league. Allegheny and Wooster shared the inaugural crown in the 1985 season.

1. Wooster (10) .................................................1002. Denison ...........................................................803. Allegheny ........................................................724. DePauw...........................................................695. Ohio Wesleyan ................................................606. Oberlin.............................................................527. Wittenberg .......................................................438. Wabash ...........................................................329. Kenyon ............................................................2810. Hiram ...............................................................14

First-place votes in parentheses, followed by total points:

2014 NCAC Baseball Preseason Coaches’ Poll


ALL-DECADE TEAMFour two-time NCAC Player of the Year award winners highlight the North Coast Athletic Conference’s 30th Anniversary All-Decade Baseball Team. A pair of Wooster graduates dominated on the mound in the early part of the decade as Jon Oliver (2005-06) and Adam Samson (2007-08) both won back-to-back NCAC Pitcher of the Year honors, while 2012 Wabash graduate John Holm (2011-12) and 2009 Wooster graduate Sean Karpen (2008-09) were both back-to-back NCAC Player of the Year selections in the last decade.

Jon Oliver {left} started a string of five-straight Wooster players to win the NCAC Pitcher of the Year award as he was bestowed the honor in 2005 and ‘06. Oliver, who also earned All-NCAC second-team laurels in 2004, appeared in 42 games on the mound for the Fighting Scots in the last decade and allowed 59 earned runs in 205.0 innings of work for an ERA of 2.59. In three season’s last decade, Oliver also struck out 182 batters and tallied nine complete-game wins in 33 total starts. In addition to his conference accolades, Oliver was a second-team selection on the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) All-American team in 2005 and also earned back-to-back first team nods on the ABCA All-Mideast Region Team in 2005 and ‘06.

Adam Samson {right}, a three-time All-NCAC first-team selection, piggy backed on Oliver’s success by earning the NCAC Pitcher of the Year award in 2007 and ‘08. In four season’s last decade, Samson compiled a career ERA of 2.86 after allowing 84 earned runs and setting 237 batters down on strikes in 264.2 innings of work. He appeared in 62 games during that stretch, posting an overall record of 28-7 with eight complete game victories in 42 careers starts. Samson was an ABCA first-team All-American in 2007 after he went a perfect 11-0 on the mound in just 14 total appearances. He was also named to the ABCA All-Mideast Region team three years in a row, earning first-team laurels in 2007 and second-team honors in 2006 and ‘08. His names remains in the NCAC record book today as his 11-0 record in 2007 is tied with Wittenberg’s Kevin Tatar for the top winning percentage by a pitcher in a season.

John Holm {left}, also a three-time All-NCAC first-team honoree, dominated at the plate in the latter part of the decade as he was awarded back-to-back NCAC Player of the Year awards in 2011 and ‘12. Holm played and started in 162 games for the Little Giants from 2009-12 and established himself as one of the premiere power hitters in the league during that time as he finished his career with 41 home runs, 34 doubles and nine triples for a .641 slugging percentage. In 562 total at-bats, Holm collected 185 hits for a .329 batting average to go along with 172 RBI and 141 runs scored. Holm earned Honorable Mention All-America honors from D3baseball.com in 2011, making him the second player in Little Giant baseball history to be named an All-American. He was also an ABCA First Team All-Region pick in 2011 and a third-team selection in 2013.

Sean Karpen {right} was a mainstay in the middle of the Fighting Scots’ lineup during the middle portion of the decade, capping off his career with back-to-back NCAC Player of the Year awards in 2008 and ‘09. His most productive season as a Scot came in 2009 when Wooster fell one win shy of the program’s and NCAC’s first NCAA Division III national title. After hitting .435 in ‘09, his totals of 223 at-bats and 97 hits still stand as single-season conference records today. In 179 career games, Karpen batted .394 (238-of-604) with 45 doubles, 19 home runs, eight triples, 189 runs scored and 137 RBI. He was also a pest on the base paths as he stole 85 bases in 101 total attempts. He was an ABCA second-team All-American in 2009 and earned back-to-back all-region nods from the ABCA, landing on the second team in ‘08 and the first team in ‘09.

There were five additional student-athletes named to the NCAC baseball 30th Anniversary all-decade squad that earned three first-team all-conference nods in the last 10 years, including Ohio Wesleyan second baseman Kyle Sherman (2005-07), Wooster outfielder Pat Christensen (2005, 07-08), Ohio Wesleyan outfielder Zach Frentsos (2009-11), Wabash outfielder Montana Timmons (2010-12) and Wooster designated hitter/first baseman Kurt Kapferer (2004-06). Kapferer and Sherman both collected NCAC Player of the Year honors in 2006 and ‘07, respectively, while Christensen was named the Newcomer of the Year in 2005.

The North Coast Athletic Conference is celebrating its 30th playing season by selecting All-Decade teams in nearly every championship sport. Players from the first 10 years of play were selected in 1993-94, while players who competed from 1993-2002 were named to the 20th Anniversary All-Decade team. All current head coaches were asked to vote, as were some former coaches and administrators.

Wooster won seven of the 10 NCAC baseball championships in the last 10 years and is currently the two-time defending league champions. Ohio Wesleyan collected back-to-back crowns in 2007-08, while Wabash is the only other league squad to hoist the trophy in 2011.


ALL-DECADE TEAM

BASEBALL

Name School Position Years

A.J. Jezierski Denison C 2004-06

John Holm Wabash 1B 2009-12

Kyle Sherman Ohio Wesleyan 2B 2004-07

Luke Ullman Wooster SS 2004-05

Jake Frank Wooster 3B 2004-05

Pat Christensen Wooster OF 2005-08

Zach Frentsos Ohio Wesleyan OF 2008-11

Sean Karpen Wooster OF 2006-09

Montana Timmons Wabash OF 2010-13

Kurt Kapferer Wooster DH 2004-06

Drew Shamrock Denison UT 2004-05

Cam Cowden Denison P 2004

Mark Miller Wooster P 2007-09

Jon Oliver Wooster P 2004-06

Adam Samson Wooster P 2005-08

Third Decade Team (2004-2013)


February 22 vs. John Carroll (DH) 12:00 PM (at Beckley, WV)28 vs. Williams Peace # 6:00 PMMarch1 vs. Frostburg State # 4:00 PM2 vs. Pitt.-Greensburg # 1:00 PM8 vs. SUNY-Fredonia (DH) 12:00 PM (at Butler, PA)16 vs. Gallaudet (DH)*17 vs. Hope*18 vs. SUNY-Oswego*20 vs. Ripon*21 vs. Ramapo (DH)*26 at Thiel 4:00 PM27 at Mount Union 4:00 PM29 at Case (DH) 12:00 PM30 CASE (DH) 12:00 PMApril4 at Pitt.-Bradford 4:00 PM5 HIRAM (DH)^ 12:00 PM6 HIRAM (DH)^ 12:00 PM10 at PSU-Behrend 2:00 PM12 OBERLIN (DH)^ 12:00 PM13 OBERLIN (DH)^ 12:00 PM16 PSU-BEHREND 2:00 PM18 at Kenyon (DH)^ 12:00 PM19 at Kenyon (DH)^ 12:00 PM23 at SUNY-Fredonia 3:00 PM26 at Wooster (DH)^ 12:00 PM27 at Wooster (DH)^ 12:00 PMMay3 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend (DH)^4 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend^8-10 NCAC Tournament at Chillicothe, Ohio^ - NCAC Game# - Games Played In Fayetteville, NC* - Spring Break Trip, Winter Haven, FLHome Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Location .......................................Meadville, Pennsylvania Founded .................................................................... 1815Nickname.................................................................GatorsColors ............................................................. Blue & GoldEnrollment ................................................................ 2,100President ..................................... Dr. James H. Mullen, Jr.Athletic Director............................................. Portia HoegOffice phone ..............................................(814) 332-3350Head Coach ...................................................Kelly SwineyOffice phone ..............................................(814) 332-2830SID.....................................................................Jim Berger Email............................................. [email protected] Office phone .............................................(814) 332-5952 Fax .............................................................(814) 337-1217Head Trainer ...............................................Jamie Plunkett Office phone .............................................(814) 332-2817

Alma Mater ................................. Allegheny College, 1999Overall Record ...................................... 124-99, Six Years Record at ALL ....................................... 124-99, Six Years2013 Overall Record ................................................ 26-16 2013 NCAC Record .................................................... 11-7

Head Coach Kelly Swiney

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE2014 Schedule

No. Name Yr. Hometown1 Matt Sardini So. Erie, PA3 Mike Pezzone Sr. Pittsburgh, PA4 Eric Weyant Jr. Export, PA5 Andrew Dawson Fr. Pittsburgh, PA6 R.J. Baker Jr. Conneaut Lake, PA7 Eric Brandt Sr. Erie, PA9 Jacob Shick Fr. Shaker Hts., OH10 Josh Knupp Fr. Moon Twp., PA13 Bolt Seymour Fr. San Diego, CA14 Nick Barclay Fr. Harbor Creek, PA15 Robert Julian Fr. Pittsburgh, PA16 Ben Murray Jr. Cranberry Twp., PA17 Adam Bronson Jr. Conneaut Lake, PA18 Steven Ramsdell Jr. North East, PA19 Paul Vojtek Jr. Erie, PA20 Joe Killian So. Springdale, PA21 Samuel Hyun Sr. Newton, MA22 Andy Feikls Sr. Erie, PA23 Hayden Smith So. Roanoke, VA24 Ian Frazier Fr. Pittsburgh, PA25 Brandon Ellis Sr. Southington, OH26 Sean Green Fr. Denville, NJ27 Joe Dawida Jr. Industry, PA28 Robert DiMaggio Fr. Industry, PA29 Kyle Davis Sr. Solebury, PA30 Corey Keenan Fr. Greensburg, PA31 Chase Boyer Fr. Sandusky, OH32 Corey Marshall Fr. Greensburg, PA33 Matt Jankowiak Jr. Orchard Park, NY34 Shane Regel Sr. Boalsburg, PA35 Zach Hale Fr. Batavia, NY36 James Sirio Fr. Fox Chapel, PA37 A.J. Nageotte Fr. Cochranton, PA38 Kyle Emerson Fr. Jamestown, NY39 Brett Albinson Fr. Mt. Bethel, PA40 Patrick Orr Fr. Toronto, Ontario41 Justin Stascak Fr. Washington Twp., PA42 Zach Gray Jr. Pittsburgh, PA44 Shea Beaumont Fr. Oakdale, PA

Quick Facts

2014 Roster

Batting Average.371, Joe Killian

RBI32, Zach GrayRuns Scored31, Joe Killian

Hits50, Kyle Davis

Doubles11, Joe KillianHome Runs

1, Zach Gray & Ben MurrayWalks

28, Joe KillianStolen Bases11, Zach Gray

PitchingWins

6, Steven Ramsdell & Brandon EllisERA

3.14, Steven RamsdellStrikeouts

36, Eric Brandt

Returning Stat Leaders


DENISON UNIVERSITYFebruary28 vs. Muskingum (DH) 1:00 PM (at Chillicothe, OH)March2 vs. Mt. St. Jospeh 1:00 PM (Highland Hts., KY)8 at Anderson 1:00 PM11 CAPITAL 4:00 PM15 vs. Trinity (CT)* 3:30 PM16 vs. Eastern Connecticut St.* 3:00 PM17 vs. Ramapo* 4:30 PM18 vs. Anderson* 12:00 PM20 vs. Wisc.-Stevens Point* 1:00 PM21 vs. Keene State* 12:30 PM22 vs. William Paterson* 9:30 AM25 MARIETTA 6:00 PM29 DEPAUW (DH)^ 12:00 PM30 DEPAUW (DH)^ 12:00 PMApril1 at Ohio Northern 4:00 PM2 JOHN CARROLL 6:00 PM5 at Wittenberg (DH)^ 12:00 PM6 at Wittenberg (DH)^ 12:00 PM12 OHIO WESLEYAN (DH)^ 12:00 PM13 OHIO WESLEYAN (DH)^ 12:00 PM16 LA ROCHE 3:00 PM18 at Wabash (DH)^ 12:00 PM19 at Wabash (DH)^ 12:00 PM22 at Heidelberg 4:00 PM23 at Baldwin Wallace 4:00 PM26 at Case (DH) 1:00 PM29 OTTERBEIN 7:00 PMMay3 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend (DH)^4 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend^8-10 NCAC Tournament at Chillicothe, Ohio^ - NCAC Game* - Spring Break Trip, Winter Haven, FLHome Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Location .......................................................Granville, Ohio Founded .....................................................................1831Nickname............................................................... Big RedColors ............................................................. Red & WhiteEnrollment .............................................................. 2,1000President ........................................Dr. Adam S. WeinbergAthletic Director................................Nan Carney-DeBord Office phone .............................................(740) 587-6428Head Coach .................................................. Mike DeeganOffice phone ..............................................(740) 587-6714SID....................................................................Craig Hicks Email................................................. [email protected] Office phone .............................................(740) 587-6546 Fax .............................................................(740) 587-6362Head Trainer .................................................... Brian Hortz Office phone .............................................(470) 587-6441

Alma Mater ................................................. Marietta, 2001Overall Record ........................................ 25-16, One YearRecord at DEN ........................................ 25-16, One Year 2013 Overall Record ................................................ 25-162013 NCAC Record .................................................... 13-6

Head Coach Mike Deegan

2014 ScheduleNo. Name Yr. Hometown1 Micah Takagishi Fr. Evanston, IL2 Joe LaPlaca So. Glenview, IL3 Andrew Touhy Sr. Wilmette, IL4 Jake Meegan So. Powell, OH5 Eric Zmuda Fr. Toledo, OH6 Evan Flax Fr. North Potomac, MD7 Nick Marsit Jr. Coral Springs, FL10 Charlie Apfelbach Jr. Northbrook, IL11 Zac Lewinski Jr. Medinah, IL13 Conner Madey Fr. Frankfort, IL14 Phil Papaioannou Fr. Morton Grove, IL15 Alex Enrique Fr. Little Ferry, NJ16 Ryan Loehnert Jr. Louisville, KY18 Duncan Moran So. Hudson, OH19 Ryan Mulligan Jr. Raleigh, NC21 Connor Hanrahan Fr. Lake Forest, IL22 Ian Walsh So. Winston-Salem, NC23 Georgie Montes Jr. San Juan, Puerto Rico 25 Jack Gedney Fr. Glen Rock, NJ26 Adam Goldstein So. Worcester, MA27 Tucker Davison Fr. Dallas, TX28 Johnny Funkhouser Fr. Chicago, IL29 Brandon Morgan So. Boca Raton, FL30 Matthew Zmuda Fr. Toledo, OH33 Kyle Colgain Jr. Bethesda, MD34 Ian Barry Jr. Millburn, NJ35 Ethan Carlyon Fr. Leesburg, VA36 Charlie Binford Fr. Evanston, IL37 Royce Park So. Los Angeles, CA39 JT Trimble Fr. Northbrook, IL41 Connor Murphy Sr. Winnetka, IL42 Lascelles Lagares Jr. Jamaica, NY Mike Borkowski Fr. Chicago, IL A.J. Munoz Fr. Pembroke Pines, FL

Quick Facts

2014 Roster

Batting Average.349, Charlie Apfelbach

RBI34, Ryan Mulligan Runs Scored

34, Charlie ApfelbachHits

52, Charlie ApfelbachDoubles

9, Ryan MulliganHome Runs

2, Ryan LoehnertWalks

20, Charlie ApfelbachStolen Bases

17, Charlie Apfelbach

PitchingWins

4, Kyle Colgain & Connor MurphyERA

2.86, Kyle ColgainStrikeouts

47, Connor Murphy



DEPAUW UNIVERSITYMarch1 vs. Anderson # 2:15 PM1 vs. Marietta # 5:30 PM2 vs. Marietta # 11:00 AM2 vs. Anderson # 2:15 PM8 vs. Manchester (DH)* 12:00 PM9 vs. Manchester (DH)* 1:00 PM15 at Hanover (DH) 12:00 PM16 CONCORDIA-CHICAGO 12:00 PM22 at Emory TBA23 at Emory (DH) TBA25 at Piedmont 7:00 PM26 at Oglethorpe 7:00 PM29 at Denison (DH)^ 12:00 PM30 at Denison (DH)^ 12:0 PM

April5 at Ohio Wesleyan (DH)^ 12:00 PM6 at Ohio Wesleyan (DH)^ 12:00 PM12 WABASH (DH)^ 12:00 PM13 WABASH (DH)^ 12:00 PM18 at Wash. Univ. (DH) 12:00 PM19 at Wash. Univ. (DH) 12:00 PM23 ROSE-HULMAN 4:00 PM26 WITTENBERG (DH)^ 12:00 PM27 WITTENBERG (DH)^ 12:00 PMMay3 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend (DH)^4 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend^8-10 NCAC Tournament at Chillicothe, Ohio

^ - NCAC Game# - Games Played In Xenia, OH* - Site To Be DeterminedHome Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Location ............................................ Greencastle, IndianaFounded .................................................................... 1837Nickname................................................................. TigersColors ............................................................Gold & BlackEnrollment ................................................................ 2,394President .............................................Dr. Brian W. CaseyAthletic Director...............................Stevie Baker-Watson Office phone .............................................(765) 658-4934Head Coach .....................................................Jake MartinOffice phone ..............................................(765) 658-4929SID....................................................................Bill Wagner Email............................................. [email protected] Office phone .............................................(765) 658-4630 Fax .............................................................(765) 658-5708Head Trainer .........................................................Rex Call Office phone .............................................(765) 658-4937

Alma Mater ................................................. Wabash, 2003Overall Record ......................................96-75, Four Years Record at DPU ......................................96-75, Four Years2013 Overall Record ................................................ 17-232013 NCAC Record .................................................... 9-10

Head Coach Jake Martin

2014 ScheduleNo. Name Yr. Hometown1 Pat Lyons Sr. Wildwood, MO2 Paul Mpistolarides Sr. Indianapolis, IN3 Ryan Grippo Fr. Ontario, Canada 4 Zach Starr Sr. Fishers, IN6 Marko Adams Fr. Carmel, IN7 Nick McCreary Jr. Plano, TX8 Michael Hartnagel Fr. Brownsburg, IN9 Robbie Stein Sr. Fishers, IN10 Michael Chiaro Sr. Darien, IL11 Ryan Allee Jr. Chesterfield, MO12 Taylor Hackett So. Fishers, IN13 Michael Farnan Fr. Palos Hills, IL14 Cory Meixner Jr. Indianapolis, IN15 Andrew Quinn Fr. Chesterfield, MO16 Joey Plesac Fr. Crown Point, IN17 JB McCallum Sr. Northfield, IL18 Matt Dorsett Jr. Clarendon Hills, IL19 JT Timmer Sr. McCordsville, IN20 Brendon Pashia Sr. Maryland Hts., MO21 Tate Stewart Fr. Granville, OH22 Nick Horvath Fr. Carmel, IN23 Jack Forde So. Western Springs, IL24 Jack Thompson Fr. Carmel, IN25 James Brashaber Fr. Rushville, IN26 Connor Einertson So. Ballwin, MO27 Stephen Galanopoulos So. Buffalo Grove, IL28 Collin Henry Jr. Saint Louis, MO29 Tyler Koon Jr. Danville, IN30 Zack Wade Fr. Highland Park, IL31 Alex Sroka Sr. Geneva, IL32 Wyatt Spector So. Barrington, IL33 Jack Peck Jr. Indianapolis, IN34 Brendan Bolander Sr. Carmel, IN35 Pete Stuart Sr. Nashville, IN36 Max Cohen Fr. Glenview, IL37 Lucas Italiano So. Ontario, Canada 38 Eric Steele Jr. West Bloomfield, MI39 Riley Futterknecht Fr. Bristol, IN40 Reid Pittard Fr. Lafayette, IN41 Ryan Hurston Fr. St. Louis, MO

Quick Facts

2014 Roster

Batting Average.343, Connor Einertson

RBI27, JB McCallumRuns Scored26, Pat Lyons

Hits38, Pat Lyons & Robbie Stein

Doubles10, Robbie SteinHome Runs

2, JB McCallum & Cory MeixnerWalks

20, Pat LyonsStolen Bases

7, Brendon Pashia

PitchingWins

3, Michael ChiaroERA

2.00 Pete StuartStrikeouts

30, Michael Chiaro



HIRAM COLLEGEMarch9 vs. Alvernia (DH)* 10:00 AM10 vs. Muskingum (DH)* 10:00 AM11 vs. Olivet* 1:00 PM13 vs. Eastern Nazarene (DH)* 10:00 AM14 vs. Otterbein (DH)* 10:00 AM19 vs. John Carroll 5:00 PM (Struthers, OH)23 vs. PSU-Fayette (DH) 1:00 PM (Struthers, OH)25 at Thiel 4:00 PM29 at Oberlin (DH)^ 12:00 PM30 at Oberlin (DH)^ 12:00 PM31 at Baldwin Wallace 4:00 PM

April5 at Allegheny (DH)^ 12:00 PM6 at Allegheny (DH)^ 12:00 PM12 WOOSTER (DH)^ 12:00 PM13 WOOSTER (DH)^ 12:00 PM17 at D’Youville (DH) 2:00 PM18 at Medaille 4:00 PM22 THIEL 4:00 PM23 at Mount Union 4:00 PM26 KENYON (DH)^ 12:00 PM27 KENYON (DH)^ 12:00 PMMay3 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend (DH)^4 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend^8-10 NCAC Tournament at Chillicothe, Ohio

^ - NCAC Game* - Spring Break Trip, Fort Myers, FLHome Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Location .......................................................... Hiram, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1850Nickname............................................................... TerriersColors .............................................................. Blue & RedEnrollment ................................................................ 1,240President ..............................................Thomas V. ChemaAthletic Director........................................ Ellen Dempsey Office phone .............................................(330) 569-5340Head Coach ................................................Howard JenterOffice phone ..............................................(330) 569-5348SID......................................................................Jeff Hoedt Email..................................................hoedtjm@hiram.edu Office phone .............................................(330) 569-5495 Fax .............................................................(330) 569-5392Head Trainer ................................................. Jim Johnston Office phone .............................................(330) 569-5351

Alma Mater .....................................................Hiram, 1985Overall Record ..................................289-485-2, 22 Years Record at HIR ....................................289-485-2, 22 Years2013 Overall Record ................................................ 15-22 2013 NCAC Record .................................................... 3-16

Head Coach Howard Jenter

2014 ScheduleNo. Name Yr. Hometown1 Brandon Chesmar Fr. Elyria, OH2 Rob O’Toole Sr. Brooklyn, NY3 Ron DeAmicis Jr. Austintown, OH4 Darren Gibson Sr. Lakewood, OH5 Nathan Strait Fr. Milford, OH6 Nate Weiss Jr. Warren, MI7 Jeff Segal Jr. West Bloomfield, MI8 Max Bauch Fr. Rootstown, OH9 Brandon Gros Fr. Ravenna, OH10 Josh Morales Fr. El Monte, CA11 Ryan Fedor Fr. Mantua, OH12 Dequan Ward So. Broadview Hts., OH13 Tanner Gilchrist Jr. Ellwood City, PA14 Alex Kania Fr. Newbury, OH15 Kris Martinek Fr. Warren, OH16 Johnny Davis So. Temecula, CA17 Mark Leone Jr. Boardman, OH18 Alejandro Gonzalez, Jr. Fr. Parma Hts., OH21 Shane Haidet Sr. Alliance, OH22 George Blake Sr. Parma, OH23 Pat Rhodes Jr. Girard, OH24 Ty Walchanowicz Fr. Garfield Hts., OH25 Kyle Torok Fr. Kirtland, OH26 Kyle Myers Jr. Kinsman, OH27 Eric Martin Fr. Brookfield, OH28 Jaren Bell Jr. Rochester, NY30 Trevor Foster So. Warren, OH32 Jim Jaksa Jr. Chesterland, OH33 J.T. Taylor Jr. Niles, OH35 Tim Calhoun Sr. Canfield, OH36 Evan Wutrick So. Alliance, OH37 Andrew Thomas Jr. New Castle, PA39 Clayton Torok Fr. Kirtland, OH

Quick Facts

2014 Roster

Batting Average.354, Tim Calhoun

RBI30, Tim CalhounRuns Scored

27, Shane HaidetHits

45, Tim CalhounDoubles

12, Jim JaskaHome Runs3, Jim Jaska

Walks17, Tim Calhoun & Jim Jaska

Stolen Bases15, Shane Haidet

PitchingWins

4, Nate WeissERA

4.63, Ron DeAmicisStrikeouts

48, Nate Weiss



KENYON COLLEGEMarch2 vs. Augustana* 1:00 PM3 vs. Northland (DH)* 10:00 AM4 vs. Saint Johns (DH)* 11:00 AM7 vs. Ohio Northern* 10:00 AM8 vs. Monmouth College* 7:00 PM9 vs. Swarthmore (DH)* 10:00 AM11 vs. Wisc.-Lutheran* 1:00 PM12 vs. Olivet* 4:00 PM13 vs. Lakeland (DH)* 10:00 AM14 vs. North Park* 9:00 AM22 at Pitt.-Greensburg 2:00 PM23 at Pitt.-Greensburg (DH) 12:00 PM29 at Wooster (DH)^ 12:00 PM30 at Wooster (DH)^ 12:00 PM

April5 OBERLIN (DH)^ 12:00 PM6 OBERLIN (DH)^ 12:00 PM12 WITTENBERG (DH) 1:00 PM13 at Wittenberg (DH) 1:00 PM18 ALLEGHENY (DH)^ 12:00 PM19 ALLEGHENY (DH)^ 12:00 PM26 at Hiram (DH)^ 12:00 PM27 at Hiram (DH)^ 12:00 PM

May3 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend (DH)^4 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend^8-10 NCAC Tournament at Chillicothe, Ohio

^ - NCAC Game* - Spring Break Trip, For Myers, FLHome Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Location ...................................................... Gambier, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1824Nickname................................................... Lords & LadiesColors ........................................................ Purple & WhiteEnrollment ................................................................ 1,600President ...........................................Dr. Sean M. DecaturAthletic Director..............................................Peter Smith Office phone ............................................. (740) 427-5811Head Coach ..................................................Matt BurdetteOffice phone ..............................................(740) 427-5810SID................................................................... Marty Fuller Email................................................. [email protected] Office phone .............................................(740) 427-5471 Fax .............................................................(740) 427-5401Head Trainer ................................................Andy Wheeler Office phone .............................................(740) 427-5553

Alma Mater ...........................................................WoosterOverall Record ..................................... 289-341, 18 YearsRecord at KEN ..................................... 289-341, 18 Years2013 Overall Record ................................................ 20-172013 NCAC Record .................................................... 7-12

Head Coach Matt Burdette

2014 ScheduleNo. Name Yr. Hometown1 Chris Stevens Fr. Chevy Chase, MD2 Tyler Roldan Fr. Glen Rock, NJ3 Kyle Hardacker Jr. Carmel, IN6 Casey Rosenfeld Fr. Pac Palisades, CA7 Ben Steiner Sr. Dallas, TX 9 Jake Dunn Jr. Fairfield, CT 10 Nate Lotze Sr. Littleton, CO 11 Spencer Byers So. Shaker Hts., OH12 Jono Chafe Fr. Hudson, OH 13 Tim Krahn Jr. Lake Elmo, MN16 Phillip Nam Fr. Republic of Singapore18 Jackson Celestin Fr. Palos Verde, CA20 Connor Bingham Fr. Larchmont, NY21 Zach Hardin Jr. Fishers, IN22 Drew Leach Fr. Bloomfield, CT23 Mike Jeffers Jr. Columbus, OH24 Josh Jacobvitz Jr. New York, NY25 Sam Gillespie So. Darien, CT26 Alex Pinkus Fr. Southport, CT30 Jimmy Lowe Fr. United Kingdom31 Desmond Dahlberg So. Arlington, VA32 Thomas Morris Fr. Kaneohe, HI33 Connor Farrell Fr. Hopkinton, MA34 Paul Henshaw So. Briarcliff Manor, NY42 John Nahra So. Highland Hts., OH44 Matt Delbridge So. Springboro, OH

Quick Facts

2014 Roster

Batting Average.397, Kyle Hardacker

RBI43, Kyle Hardacker

Runs Scored43, Jake Dunn

Hits52, Kyle Hardacker

Doubles16, Jake DunnHome Runs3, Nate Lotze

Walks21, Jake Dunn

Stolen Bases11, Jake Dunn

PitchingWins

4, Spencer ByersERA

2.29, Paul HenshawStrikeouts

28, Josh Jacobvitz & Mike Jeffers



OBERLIN COLLEGEMarch8 vs. D’Youville (DH) # 12:00 PM9 vs. D’Youville (DH) # 12:00 PM15 BLUFFTON (DH) 1:00 PM16 at Ohio Northern (DH) 1:00 PM22 vs. Wisc.-Superior (DH)* 11:00 AM MST23 vs. Valley City State* 9:00 AM MST23 vs. Middlebury* 5:00 PM MST24 vs. Hamline (DH)* 9:30 AM MST25 vs. Lewis & Clark (DH)* 10:00 AM MST26 vs. Carleton* 9:00 AM MST26 vs. Williams* 1:00 PM MST29 HIRAM (DH)^ 12:00 PM30 HIRAM (DH)^ 12:00 PMApril5 at Kenyon (DH)^ 12:00 PM6 at Kenyon (DH)^ 12:00 PM12 at Allegheny (DH)^ 12:00 PM13 at Allegheny (DH)^ 12:00 PM18 WOOSTER (DH)^ 12:00 PM19 WOOSTER (DH)^ 12:00 PM27 CASE (DH) 12:00 PM29 MUSKINGUM (DH) 3:00 PMMay3 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend (DH)^4 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend^8-10 NCAC Tournament at Chillicothe, Ohio

^ - NCAC Game* - Spring Break Trip, Tucson, AZ# - Game Playes At All-Pro Freight Stadium in Avon, OhioHome Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Location ........................................................ Oberlin, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1833Nickname........................................ Yeomen & YeowomenColors .......................................................Crimson & GoldEnrollment ................................................................ 2,900President ...............................................Marvin Krislov, JDAthletic Director.....................................Natalie Wikelfoos Office phone .............................................(440) 775-6463Head Coach .....................................Adrian AbrahamowiczOffice phone ..............................................(440) 775-5676SID................................................................. Mike Mancini Email........................................mike.mancini@oberlin.edu Office phone .............................................(440) 775-8503 Fax .............................................................(440) 775-8957Head Trainer .....................................................Tim Carver Office phone .............................................(440) 775-8589

Alma Mater .......................................................Tiffin, 1998Overall Record ....................................55-67, Three Years Record at OBE ....................................55-67, Three Years 2013 Overall Record ................................................ 22-212013 NCAC Record .................................................... 11-8

Head Coach Adrian Abraha-

2014 ScheduleNo. Name Yr. Hometown2 Kevin Verne Sr. Shaker Hts., OH3 Ryan Bliss Jr. Wellington, OH4 Kyle Decker Jr. Simsbury, CT5 Brian Hemmert So. Scotts Valley, CA8 Nathaniel Wehr So. Barnesville, OH9 Mattie DeDoes Sr. Ann Arbor, MI10 Darren Zaslau Fr. Pittsburgh, PA11 Mike Masella Fr. Randolph, NJ12 Ben Lovett Fr. Lewisburg, WV13 Daniel Becker So. Miller Place, NY14 Justin Cruz Fr. Pleasanton, CA15 Jordan Cohen So. Scarsdale, NY16 Kelby Spring So. Potomac, MD17 Mitchell Novak Jr. Vermilion, OH18 Andrew Hutson Jr. Chevy Chase, MD19 Julian Sawhill So. Chapel Hill, NC20 Justin Kidd Jr. Wellington, OH21 Jesse Kohler So. Maple Glenn, PA22 Blaise Dolcemaschio So. Los Angeles, CA23 Jeff Schweighoffer Jr. Farmington, CT24 Drew Karlin Sr. Poolesville, MD25 Aaron McCartney Jr. Holliston, MA26 John Evans So. Chevy Chase, MD27 Harrison Wollman So. Pacific Palisades, CA28 Brian Carney Fr. Winchester, MA29 Benjamin Whitener Jr. Washington DC30 Colin Brown So. Towson, MD31 Daniel Baldocchi Jr. Oakland, CA32 Zachary Kisley Sr. Libertyville, IL33 Josh Newborn So. Ridgefield, CT34 Mike McDonald Sr. Weston, CT36 Machmud Makhmudov So. Lilburn, GA37 Brandon Bertot So. Elizabeth, NJ38 Tristam Osgood So. Alexandria, VA39 Charlie Goetz Fr. New York, NY42 Joe Greenberg Fr. Washington, DC43 Steve DiNanno Sr. Northbrook, IL51 Noah Lipshie Fr. Manorville, NY54 Kyle Dominy Fr. Phoenix, AZ55 Macabe Camps Fr. Albany, CA

Quick Facts

2014 Roster

Batting Average.400, Andrew Hutson

RBI32, Mitchell NovakRuns Scored

44, Mitchell NovakHits

60, Andrew HutsonDoubles

12, Andrew Hutson & Mitchell NovakHome Runs

4, Daniel BaldocchiWalks

18, Benjamin WhitenerStolen Bases

7, Mitchell Novak & Jeff Schweighoffer

PitchingWins

5, Mike McDonaldERA

2.77, Jordan CohenStrikeouts

41, Mike McDonald



OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV.March1 vs. Ohio Christian (DH) 12:00 PM (at Chillicothe, OH)5 OTTERBEIN 4:00 PM10 vs. PSU-Berks* 4:00 PM11 vs. Catholic* 1:00 PM12 vs. Emory & Henry* 12:00 PM13 vs. PSU-Berks* 10:00 AM14 vs. Ursinus* 10:00 AM19 at Heidelberg 4:00 PM22 CASE (DH) 12:00 PM23 at Case (DH) 12:00 PM26 at Muskingum 4:00 PM27 JOHN CARROLL 4:00 PM30 at Marietta 12:00 PM April1 at John Carroll 4:00 PM2 OHIO NORTHERN 4:00 PM5 DEPAUW (DH)^ 12:00 PM6 DEPAUW (DH)^ 12:00 PM12 at Denison (DH)^ 12:00 PM13 at Denison (DH)^ 12:00 PM18 WITTENBERG (DH)^ 12:00 PM19 WITTENBERG (DH)^ 12:00 PM23 CAPITAL 4:00 PM24 at Otterbein 4:00 PM26 at Wabash (DH)^ 1:00 PM27 at Wabash (DH)^ 12:00 PM30 MUSKINGUM 4:00 PMMay3 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend (DH)^4 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend^8-10 NCAC Tournament at Chillicothe, Ohio

^ - NCAC Game* - Spring Break Trip, Myrtle Beach, SCHome Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Location .....................................................Delaware, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1842Nickname..................................................Battling BishopsColors .............................................................Red & BlackEnrollment ................................................................ 1,945President ...................................................Dr. Rock JonesAthletic Director............................................Roger Ingles Office phone .............................................(740) 368-3738Head Coach ........................................................Tyler MottOffice phone ..............................................(740) 368-3743SID..........................................................Mark Beckenbach Email..................................................mlbecken@owu.edu Office phone .............................................(740) 368-3340 Fax .............................................................(740) 368-3332Head Trainer .....................................................Todd Miller Office phone .............................................(740) 368-3747

Alma Mater .........................................................OWU, 2004Overall Record ........................................139-107, Six YearsRecord at OWU .......................................139-107, Six Years2013 Overall Record ....................................................18-192013 NCAC Record ........................................................8-11

Head Coach Tyler Mott

2014 ScheduleNo. Name Yr. Hometown1 Will Sulcebarger So. Westerville, OH2 Sean Vollenweider Sr. Westerville, OH3 Aaron Caputo So. Strongsville, OH4 Mike Gaydos Fr. Strongsville, OH5 Aaron Strausbaugh Fr. Dublin, OH6 Dalton Martz So. Lima, OH7 Justin Dages So. Green, OH9 Tyler Flaherty So. Dublin, OH10 J.J. Buckey Jr. Toledo, OH12 C.J. Tosino So. Hudson, OH14 Doug Sanders Fr. Lima, OH15 Will Clyne Fr. Norwalk, CT16 Justin Seffernick So. Rocky River, OH17 Conner Green Fr. Medina, OH18 Trey Gluth Fr. Port Clinton, OH20 Devin Van Winkle Fr. Plain City, OH21 Daniel Kasian So. Strongsville, OH23 Charles Cooper Jr. Columbus, OH24 Steven Moore So. Hamilton, OH26 Greg Hock Sr. Lewis Center, OH27 Ryan Ossenbeck Jr. Cincinnati, OH29 Pete Munger So. Perrysburg, OH33 Blake Adkins Jr. Worthington, OH34 Brett Kiser Fr. Avon Lake, OH35 Patrick Cain Jr. Baltimore, MD36 Spencer Offredo So. Westlake, OH37 Corey Van De Velde So. Westerville, OH38 Collin Finn Jr. Worthington, OH39 Ryan Moss So. Beachwood, OH40 Dan Cunningham Fr. Medina, OH41 Colin Pratt So. Vandalia, OH42 Brandon Henderson So. Gaithersburg, MD44 A.J. Barnhardt Fr. Dublin, OH46 Dylan Kelly So. Grand Island, NY

Quick Facts

2014 Roster

Batting Average.377, Sean Vollenweider

RBI21, Steven MooreRuns Scored

36, Sean VollenweiderHits

52, Sean VollenweiderDoubles

10, Sean VollenweiderHome Runs

2, Sean VollenweiderWalks

14, Greg Hock & Steven MooreStolen Bases

7, Sean Vollenweider

PitchingWins

4, Charles CooperERA

2.95, Charles CooperStrikeouts

41, Charles Cooper



WABASH COLLEGEFebruary22 at Hendrix (DH) 12:00 PM CST23 at Hendrix 12:00 PM CSTMarch1 at Spalding 12:00 PM CST1 vs. PSU-Behrend 4:00 PM CST (at Spalding)8 at Hanover (DH) 1:00 PM9 at Hanover 12:00 PM10 vs. Hampden-Sydney 7:00 PM (Demorest, GA)11 at Piedmont 7:00 PM13 at Centre 6:00 PM15 LORAS 10:00 AM16 DOMINICAN 1:00 PM16 NORTH CENTRAL 4:00 PM18 at Franklin 3:30 PM23 MILLIKIN (DH) 12:00 PM25 BUTLER 3:30 PM29 at Wittenberg (DH)^ 1:00 PM30 at Wittenberg (DH)^ 12:00 PM April2 vs. Anderson 6:00 PM (Victory Field - Indianapolis, IN)5 vs. Wooster (DH) 1:00 PM (Chillicothe, OH)6 vs. Wooster 12:00 PM (Chillicother, OH)8 CALUMET ST. JOSEPH 3:30 PM12 at DePauw (DH)^ 12:00 PM13 at DePauw (DH)^ 12:00 PM18 DENISON (DH)^ 1:00 PM19 DENISON (DH)^ 12:00 PM22 at Chicago State 7:00 PM CDT26 OHIO WESLEYAN (DH)^ 1:00 PM27 OHIO WESLEYAN (DH)^ 12:00 PMMay3 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend (DH)^4 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend^8-10 NCAC Tournament at Chillicothe, Ohio^ - NCAC GameHome Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Location ............................................. Crawfordsville, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1832Nickname........................................................ Little GiantsColors ..................................................................... ScarletEnrollment ................................................................... 900President ...........................................Dr. Gregory D. HessAthletic Director................................................Joe Haklin Office phone .............................................(765) 361-6233Head Coach ..................................................Cory StevensOffice phone ..............................................(765) 361-6454SID................................................................... Brent Harris Email................................................ [email protected] Office phone .............................................(765) 361-6165 Fax .............................................................(765) 361-6424Head Trainer ................................................. Mark Colston Office phone .............................................(765) 361-6159

Alma Mater ............................North Central College, 2000Overall Record ............................132-153-1, Seven YearsRecord at WAB ............................132-153-1, Seven Years2013 Overall Record ................................................ 16-232013 NCAC Record .................................................... 8-11

Head Coach Cory Stevens

2014 ScheduleNo. Name Yr. Hometown1 Adam Rains Fr. Fortville, IN 2 Tanner Watson Jr. Noblesville, IN3 Trey Fankhauser Sr. Lafayette, IN4 Drew Biddle Fr. Indianapolis, IN 5 JT Miller Sr. Wildwood, MO6 Justin Dunham Fr. Avon, IN 7 Mitch Overley Sr. Zionsville, IN8 Tyler Owensby Jr. Brownsburg, IN9 Ross Hendrickson Sr. Brownsburg, IN10 Andrew Rodgers Jr. Noblesville, IN11 Clint Scarborough Jr. Salado, TX12 Lucas Stippler Jr. Evansville, IN15 Jeff Samuel Jr. Naperville, IL16 Jensen Kirch Fr. Indianapolis, IN17 David Oliger So. Brownsburg, IN18 Jimmy Maxwell Jr. Terre Haute, IN19 Paul Snyder So. Hillsboro, OH20 Matt Bowman Jr. Brownsburg, IN21 Jake Haste Fr. Coatesville, IN 22 Austin Hawn Jr. Delphi, IN23 Tyler Hampton Jr. Brownsburg, IN24 Andrew Roginski Fr. Lafayette, IN 25 Luke Holm Sr. Naperville, IL26 Cameron Glaze Fr. Granger, IN 27 Christian Vukas So. Lafayette, IN28 Alan Corey Jr. Kingman, IN29 Steven Curry Fr. Fishers, IN 30 Grant Benefiel So. Martinsville, IN31 Nick Oros Fr. Naperville, IL 32 Josh Piercey So. Indianapolis, IN34 Nelson Novack So. Roswell, GA35 Nick Gwinn Fr. Fortville, IN 36 KJ Zelenika So. Chesterton, IN37 Adam Boehm Jr. Crawfordsville, IN38 Wes Brown Fr. Evansville, IN 40 John Penn Sr. Chillicothe, OH41 Matt Spaulding Fr. Plainfield, IN43 Joe Murphy So. Elmwood Park, IL44 Justin Green So. Martinez, CA46 Brady Boles Fr. Indianapolis, IN47 Jake Budler Fr. Parklands, South Africa 48 Mike Green Fr. Attica, IN 49 Matt Scott Fr. Palos Heights, IL 50 Dan Miller Fr. Akron, IN 51 Kolby Lopp Fr. Brookston, IN 52 Ashton Faramelli Fr. Rock Island, IL 53 Chris Szostek Fr. Lake Station, IN 54 David Elkins Fr. Martinsville, IN 55 Michael Herrmann Fr. Coatesville, IN 57 Zac Maciejewski Fr. St. John, IN

Quick Facts

2014 Roster

Batting Average.354, Andrew Rodgers

RBI22, Tyler Owensby

Runs Scored22, Clint Scarborough

Hits45, Andrew Rodgers

Doubles10, Andrew Rodgers

Home Runs2, Christian Vukas

Walks16, Clint Scarborough

Stolen Bases14, Trey Frankhauser

PitchingWins

4, JT MillerERA

2.75, JT MillerStrikeouts71, JT Miller



WITTENBERG UNIVERSITYMarch3 vs. Mt. St. Joseph 5:00 PM (at Univ. of Cincinnati)9 vs. Dickinson (DH)* 9:30 AM10 vs. Albion* 9:00 AM11 vs. PSU-Altoona* 3:30 PM13 vs. Westfield St.* 11:00 AM14 vs. Hope (DH)* 3:00 PM15 vs. Rockford* 9:30 AM19 CAPITAL 6:00 PM23 at Mount Union (DH) 1:00 PM27 OHIO NORTHERN 6:00 PM29 WABASH (DH)^ 12:00 PM30 WABASH (DH)^ 12:00 PM April1 OTTERBEIN 6:00 PM2 at Wilmington 4:00 PM5 DENISON (DH)^ 12:00 PM6 DENISON (DH)^ 12:00 PM12 at Kenyon (DH) 12:00 PM13 KENYON (DH) 12:00 PM15 at Thomas More 4:00 PM18 at Ohio Wesleyan (DH)^ 12:00 PM19 at Ohio Wesleyan (DH)^ 12:00 PM23 MUSKINGUM 6:00 PM26 at DePauw (DH)^ 12:00 PM27 at DePauw (DH)^ 12:00 PM29 at Heidelberg 4:00 PM

May3 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend (DH)^4 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend^8-10 NCAC Tournament at Chillicothe, Ohio

^ - NCAC Game* - Spring Break TripHome Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Location ...................................................Springfield, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1845Nickname................................................................. TigersColors ............................................................ Red & WhiteEnrollment ................................................................ 1,950President ...........................................Dr. Laurie M. JoynerInterim Athletic Director ............................Steve Dawson Office phone ..............................................(937) 327-6456Head Coach ........................................................Jay LewisOffice phone ..............................................(937) 327-6494SID..................................................................Ryan Maurer Email.......................................... [email protected] Office phone ............................................. (937) 327-6114 Fax ............................................................. (937) 327-6112Head Trainer .................................................Ellen Crosbie Office phone .............................................(937) 327-6467

Alma Mater .............................................Wittenberg, 1994Overall Record ..................................346-300-4, 17 YearsRecord at WIT ...................................346-300-4, 17 Years2013 Overall Record ................................................ 23-16 2013 NCAC Record .................................................... 9-10

Head Coach Jay Lewis

2014 ScheduleNo. Name Yr. Hometown1 Anthony Corsi So. Garfield Hts., OH2 Brandon Jordan Sr. Ithaca, NY3 David Moore Sr. Tipp City, OH5 Zac Wilson Jr. Eaton, OH6 Brian Raymond So. Lake Bluff, IL7 Corey Farnbauch So. Hilliard, OH8 Cal Slusarz Fr. Chesterland, OH9 Ryan King So. Rockville Centre, NY10 Alex Lochard Sr. Sidney, OH11 Seth Parrish So. Indianapolis, IN12 Preston Snodgrass So. South Charleston, OH13 Tyler Powell Fr. Urbana, OH14 Trent Champlin Fr. Gahanna, OH15 Tyler Grau Sr. Cincinnati, OH16 Rob Lamonde Sr. Oakdale, PA17 Tyler Hutchinson Sr. Lebanon, OH18 Keith Orzen Fr. Chagrin Falls, OH19 Danny Callahan Fr. Dublin, OH21 Jonathan Long Sr. Hilliard, OH23 Dalton Boucher Fr. Granville, OH25 Luke Black So. St. Paris, OH26 Will Cousins So. Medfield, MA28 Ryan Patrick Fr. Eldorado, OH29 Aaron Patrick Jr. Eldorado, OH32 Ben Allan Fr. Gilford, Ontario34 Devon Friedfertig Fr. Boston, MA35 Robby Starinsky Fr. Brecksville, OH36 Frank Sullivan Jr. Milford, OH37 Lou Bruck Jr. Milford, OH38 Mike Burgher Jr. Birmingham, MI39 Josh Kaplan Fr. Northbrook, IL42 Ben Dobrowolski Fr. Milford, OH44 Jordan Hitt So. South Charleston, OH45 Jon Ellerbrock Fr. Tipp City, OH

Quick Facts

2014 Roster

Batting Average.382, Tyler Hutchinson

RBI34, Tyler Hutchinson

Runs Scored40, Zac Wilson

Hits47, Tyler Hutchinson

Doubles11, Tyler Hutchinson

Home Runs5, Tyler Hutchinson

Walks18, Zac WilsonStolen Bases26, Zac Wilson

PitchingWins

3, Jordan HittERA

2.74, Luke BlackStrikeouts

20, Jordan Hitt



COLLEGE OF WOOSTERMarch1 CASE (DH) 12:00 PM2 CASE 12:00 PM9 vs. Marietta* 12:00 PM10 vs. Heidelberg* 11:00 AM11 vs. Marietta* 11:00 AM14 vs. Montclair St.* 11:00 AM14 vs. Webster* 4:00 PM15 vs. Johns Hopkins # 12:00 PM17 vs. Wisc.-Platteville # 1:00 PM18 vs. Nichols* 1:00 PM19 vs. Birmingham Southern* 1:00 PM20 vs. Dubuque # 10:00 AM21 vs. Bethel # 12:00 PM29 KENYON (DH)^ 12:00 PM30 KENYON (DH)^ 12:00 PM April2 at Muskingum 4:00 PM5 vs. Wabash (DH) 3:00 PM (Chillicothe, OH)6 vs. Wabash 1:00 PM (Chillicothe, OH)8 BALDWIN WALLACE 4:00 PM12 at Hiram (DH)^ 12:00 PM13 at Hiram (DH)^ 12:00 PM18 at Oberlin (DH)^ 12:00 PM19 at Oberlin (DH)^ 12:00 PM22 JOHN CARROLL 4:00 PM26 ALLEGHENY (DH)^ 12:00 PM27 ALLEGHENY (DH)^ 12:00 PM29 OHIO NORTHERN 4:00 PM30 at Heidelberg 4:00 PMMay3 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend (DH)^4 NCAC Cross-Over Weekend^8-10 NCAC Tournament at Chillicothe, Ohio^ - NCAC Game* - Spring Break Trip, Port Charlotte, FL# - Spring Break Trip, Fort Myers, FLHome Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Location .......................................................Wooster, Ohio Founded .................................................................... 1866Nickname.....................................................Fighting ScotsColors ............................................................Black & GoldEnrollment ................................................................ 1,800President ......................................... Dr. Grant H. CornwellAthletic Director......................................Dr. Keith Beckett Office phone .............................................(330) 263-2189Head Coach ................................................... Tim PettoriniOffice phone ..............................................(330) 263-2180SID................................................................ Hugh Howard Email............................................. [email protected] Office phone .............................................(330) 263-2374 Fax .............................................................(330) 263-2209Head Trainer .......................................................Tom Love Office phone .............................................(330) 263-2184

Alma Mater .......................................Bowling Green, 1973Overall Record ................................1035-388-6, 32 Years Record at WOO ............................... 1035-388-6, 32 years2013 Overall Record ................................................ 33-12 2013 NCAC Record .................................................... 15-3

Head Coach Tim Pettorini

2014 ScheduleNo. Name Yr. Hometown1 Matt Felvey Sr. Evanston, IL2 Zach Klein Sr. Pittsburgh, PA3 Tyler Schuch Fr. Wooster, OH4 Eddie Reese Sr. Canfield, OH5 Zac Mathie Sr. Millersburg, OH6 Kenny Reckart So. Middleburg Hts., OH7 Jarrod Mancine Sr. Sarver, PA8 Michael Whitaker Fr. Alliance, OH11 John McLain Jr. Burbank, OH12 Craig Day Sr. Millersburg, OH13 Brendan Taylor Jr. Rittman, OH14 Joey Gilmore So. Columbus, OH15 Ian Vernier Jr. Louisville, OH16 Mike Ries Sr. Streetsboro, OH17 Bryan Miller Sr. Brecksville, OH18 Alex Tench Fr. Hudson, OH19 Cal Thomay Sr. Middleburg Hts., OH20 Jacob Solomon So. Independence, OH21 Steve Hagen Sr. Brecksville, OH22 Nick Buckingham Fr. Wooster, OH23 Zach Woullard So. Canton, OH24 Jake Kail Fr. Waynesburg, OH25 Billy Farrow Sr. Evanston, IL26 Kyle Koski Sr. Highland Hts., OH27 Ryan Ostendorf Fr. West Chester, OH28 Jon Rothman Sr. St. Louis, MO29 Shane Gallagher Sr. Sarver, PA30 Brett DeWester Sr. Peninsula, OH31 Connor Goetz Fr. Cohasset, MA32 Hank Schlueter So. New Springfield, OH33 Danny Reese Jr. Canfield, OH34 Jamie Lackner Fr. Westlake, OH35 Frank Vance Jr. Coraopolis, PA36 Jon Huisel Sr. Gurnee, IL37 Kevin Hagen Fr. Brecksville, OH38 Michael Houdek Fr. Cleveland Hts., OH39 Jacob Pries Fr. Wadsworth, OH42 Chris Fafalios So. Ontario, Canada 43 Nick Langer So. Armonk, N.Y45 Joe Superick So. Uniontown, PA46 Garret Hodos Fr. Piedmont, CAInj. Dylan McCreary So. Minneapolis, MN

Quick Facts

2014 Roster

Batting Average.398, Jerrod Mancine

RBI55, Eddie ReeseRuns Scored52, John McLain

Hits68, Jerrod Mancine

Doubles23, Eddie ReeseHome Runs

8, Eddie ReeseWalks

31, Eddie ReeseStolen Bases14, John McLain

PitchingWins

8, Steve HagenERA

2.14, Kyle KoskiStrikeouts

61, Steve Hagen



NCAC Baseball All-Time Standings

2013Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster * ......................... 15-3.............. 33-122. Allegheny ..........................11-7.............. 26-163. Denison ............................ 13-6.............. 15-16 Oberlin ..............................11-8.............. 22-215. DePauw ........................... 9-10.............. 17-23 Wittenberg ....................... 9-10.............. 23-167. Ohio Wesleyan ..................8-11.............. 18-198. Kenyon ............................. 7-12.............. 20-179. Wabash .............................8-11.............. 16-2310. Hiram ............................... 3-16.............. 15-22*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Eddie Reese, WOOPitcher of the Year: Keenan White, WOONewcomer of the Year: Joe Killian, ALLCoach of the Year: Adrian Abrahamowicz, OBENCAA Representatives: WOO,

2012Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster * ..................................11-5................... 27-182. DePauw ...................................... 12-4................... 34-143. Kenyon ....................................... 13-3................... 27-12 Ohio Wesleyan ............................. 9-7................... 23-185. Allegheny .....................................11-5................... 18-21 Wabash ......................................... 8-8................... 18-227. Denison ...................................... 6-10................ 13-26-1 Oberlin .........................................5-11................... 17-239. Wittenberg ...................................5-11................... 20-19 Hiram .......................................... 0-16..................... 8-26*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: John Holm, WABPitcher of the Year: Josh Stidham, WOONewcomer of the Year: Charles Cooper, OWUCoach of the Year: Jake Martin, DPUNCAA Representatives: WOO, DPU

2011Member NCAC Overall1. Wabash* ............................ 9-5.............. 22-222. Ohio Wesleyan ..................11-5.............. 25-163. Wittenberg ......................... 9-5.............. 20-18 Wooster .............................. 9-4.............. 22-175. Denison .............................. 8-7.............. 16-206. Allegheny ........................... 5-6.............. 16-147. Kenyon ............................... 5-9.............. 13-178. Oberlin ............................. 5-10.............. 16-239. Hiram ................................1-11................ 9-19*NCAC Tournament championNote: Top four places determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: John Holm, WABPitcher of the Year: Mike Pereslucha, ALLNewcomer of the Year: Zack Mathie, WOOCoach of the Year: Tyler Mott, OWUNCAA Representatives: WAB

2010Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster * ................................. 13-3..................... 34-92. Denison .......................................11-5................... 22-183. Allegheny .................................... 12-4................... 25-15 Wabash ......................................... 9-7................... 19-235. Ohio Wesleyan ............................. 9-7................... 20-19 Wittenberg .................................... 9-7................... 16-20 Oberlin .......................................... 8-8................... 18-198. Kenyon ....................................... 6-10................... 11-179. Earlham ...................................... 2-14..................... 9-25 Hiram .......................................... 1-15..................... 5-30*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Matt Johnson, WOOPitcher of the Year: Matt Dishong, ALLNewcomer of the Year: Tyler Dierke, KENCoach of the Year: Tim Pettorini, WOONCAA Representatives: WOO

2009Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster * ................................. 13-3................... 43-112. Kenyon ....................................... 12-4................... 24-213. Ohio Wesleyan ............................11-5................... 24-16 Wabash ........................................11-5................... 23-195. Allegheny .................................... 10-6................... 22.16 Denison ........................................ 8-8................... 21.187. Oberlin .........................................5-11................... 15-25 Wittenberg .................................... 7-9................... 18-219. Earlham ...................................... 3-13................... 14-22 Hiram .......................................... 0-16..................... 3-30*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Sean Karpen, WOOPitcher of the Year: Mark Miller, WOONewcomer of the Year: James DiBiasio, OWUCoach of the Year: Matt Burdette, KENNCAA Representatives: WOO

2008Member NCAC Overall1. Ohio Wesleyan * .............. 10-6.............. 29-19 2. Denison ............................ 12-4.............. 27-183. Kenyon .............................. 8-8.............. 20-19 Wooster ............................ 14-2.............. 36-115. Allegheny ........................... 8-8.............. 16-16 Wabash .............................. 9-7.............. 20-197. Hiram ................................5-11.............. 14-21 Oberlin ..............................5-11.............. 13-27 Wittenberg ......................... 7-9.............. 19-1910. Earlham ........................... 2-14.............. 13-27*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Sean Karpen, WOOPitcher of the Year: Adam Samson, WOONewcomer of the Year: Tom Boucher, KENCoach of the Year: Tyler Mott, OWUNCAA Representatives: OWU, WOO

2007Member NCAC Overall1. Ohio Wesleyan * .............. 13-3.............. 27-16 2. Wooster ............................ 15-0................ 42-73. Allegheny .......................... 9-7.............. 14-23 Denison ............................ 12-4.............. 19-185. Kenyon ............................... 7-7.............. 16-14 Wittenberg ......................... 8-8.............. 18-197. Oberlin ............................. 6-10.............. 17-23 Wabash ............................ 6-10.............. 14-259. Hiram ............................... 1-14................ 6-29 Earlham ........................... 1-15................ 6-24*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Kyle Sherman, OWUPitcher of the Year: Adam Samson, WOONewcomer of the Year: Matt Barnes, WOOCoach of the Year: Tim Pettorini, WOONCAA Representatives: OWU, WOO

2006Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster * ......................... 15-1................ 38-9 2. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 13-3.............. 26-143. Kenyon ............................ 10-6.............. 27-13 Wittenberg ....................... 10-6.............. 22-165. Allegheny ........................... 9-7.............. 14-18 Denison .............................. 9-6.............. 25-157. Hiram ............................... 4-12.............. 10-30 Wabash .............................. 7-9.............. 17-219. Earlham ........................... 0-15................ 9-26 Oberlin ............................. 2-14................ 9-23*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Kurt Kapferer, WOOPitcher of the Year: Jon Oliver, WOONewcomer of the Year: John Quigby, WOOCoach of the Year: Matt Burdette, KEN & Tim Pettorini, WOONCAA Representatives: WOO

2005Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster * ......................... 15-1................ 39-9 2. Denison ............................ 12-2.............. 20-173. Hiram ................................. 6-6.............. 17-17 Wittenberg ......................... 9-5.............. 21-165. Ohio Wesleyan ................... 9-5.............. 23-12 Allegheny ........................... 7-7.............. 21-12 Kenyon ............................... 7-7.............. 18-148. Wabash ............................ 6-10.............. 16-209. Earlham ........................... 0-14................ 5-24 Oberlin ............................. 3-15.............. 12-24*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Luke Ullman, WOOPitcher of the Year: Jon Oliver, WOONewcomer of the Year: Pat Christensen, WOOCoach of the Year: Matt Burdette, KENNCAA Representatives: WOO

2004Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster * ......................... 13-3.............. 37-10 2. Denison ............................ 14-2................ 31-73. Allegheny ......................... 10-4.............. 21-15 Ohio Wesleyan ..................11-5.............. 23-175. Hiram ................................. 8-6.............. 20-15 Wittenberg ......................... 9-7.............. 19-147. Wabash ............................ 6-10.............. 16-24 Kenyon ............................. 4-10.............. 13-219. Oberlin ............................. 1-13.............. 12-22 Earlham ........................... 0-16................ 7-25*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Matt Miller, WOOPitcher of the Year: Cam Cowden, DENNewcomer of the Year: Jason Pape, ALLCoach of the Year: Tim Pettorini, WOONCAA Representatives: WOO

2003Member NCAC Overall1. Ohio Wesleyan * .............. 12-4.............. 31-17 2. Denison ............................ 12-4.............. 31-123. Allegheny ......................... 10-6.............. 22-17 Wooster ............................ 15-1.............. 30-135. Hiram ................................. 9-7.............. 21-16 Wabash ............................ 10-6.............. 22-187. Kenyon ............................. 4-12.............. 13-22 Wittenberg ....................... 4-12.............. 17-229. Oberlin ............................. 2-14.............. 11-27 Earlham ........................... 2-14.............. 12-26*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Jake Frank, WOOPitcher of the Year: Tyler Mott, OWUNewcomer of the Year: Jon Oliver, WOOCoach of the Year: Roger Ingles, OWUNCAA Representatives: OWU

2002Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster * ..........................11-1................ 38-4 2. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 10-2.............. 33-113. Allegheny ........................... 8-3................ 25-9 Wittenberg ....................... 10-2.............. 21-165. Denison .............................. 5-7.............. 20-16 Kenyon ............................... 4-7.............. 14-157. Wabash .............................. 4-7.............. 17-22 Hiram ................................. 4-8.............. 10-219. Oberlin ............................. 2-10.............. 10-25 Earlham ............................0-11................ 3-28*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Drew Caravella, OWUPitcher of the Year: Matt Englander, WOONewcomer of the Year: Jake Frank, WOOCoach of the Year: Tim Pettorini, WOONCAA Representatives: OWU, WOO



2001Member NCAC Overall1. Ohio Wesleyan * .............. 10-2.............. 41-12 2. Allegheny ......................... 10-2.............. 31-113. Wooster ............................ 10-2.............. 34-10 Wittenberg ......................... 9-3.............. 22-125. Denison .............................. 7-5.............. 21-19 6. Hiram ................................. 6-6.............. 20-177. Wabash .............................. 4-8.............. 13-228. Kenyon ............................... 4-8.............. 12-209. Earlham ........................... 0-12.............. 11-2610. Oberlin ............................. 0-12................ 4-35*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Derek Johnson, DENPitcher of the Year: Matt Englander, WOONewcomer of the Year: Adam Mandel, DENCoach of the Year: Barry Craddock, DENNCAA Representatives: ALL, OWU

2000Member NCAC Overall1. Ohio Wesleyan * .............. 15-0................ 42-9 2. Allegheny ......................... 13-3.............. 38-103. Wooster ............................ 10-5.............. 35-124. Hiram ................................. 6-5.............. 27-155. Wittenberg ......................... 6-8.............. 18-226. Wabash .............................. 5-7.............. 12-247. Earlham ............................. 4-8.............. 10-238. Denison .............................. 3-9.............. 15-269. Kenyon ............................... 2-9.............. 14-2610. Oberlin ..............................1-11................ 7-27*NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Drew Caravella, OWUPitcher of the Year: Jeff Mountain, ALLNewcomer of the Year: Joe Loudenslager, OWUCoach of the Year: Roger Ingles, OWUNCAA Representatives: ALL, OWU

1999Member NCAC Overall1. Allegheny * ....................... 16-2.............. 36-10 2. Wooster ............................ 14-4.............. 35-143. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 13-4.............. 34-164. CWRU ................................ 9-8.............. 16-215. Wittenberg ......................... 8-8.............. 19-196. Denison ............................ 4-10................ 9-197. Kenyon ............................. 4-12.............. 10-228. Earlham ............................3-11................ 8-239. Oberlin ............................. 2-14................ 6-28 *NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Trevor Urban, WOOPitcher of the Year: Jeff Mountain, ALLCoach of the Year: Mike Ferris, ALL/Jerry Seimon, CWRUNCAA Representatives: ALL, OWU, WOO

1998Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster * ......................... 17-1................ 40-6 2. Ohio Wesleyan .............. 12-6-1...........36-10-13. Wittenberg .................... 10-6-1........... 24-11-24. Denison .............................. 9-7.............. 15-135. Allegheny ........................... 8-7.............. 25-126. Kenyon ............................... 6-8.............. 16-177. CWRU ................................ 5-8.............. 12-158. Oberlin ............................. 2-12................ 4-319. Earlham ........................... 1-15................ 9-23 *NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Ryan Missler, OWUPitcher of the Year: Dan Van Dyke, WOOCoach of the Year: Matt Burdette, KENNCAA Representatives: OWU, WOO

1997Member NCAC Overall1. Allegheny * ....................... 17-2................ 40-8 2. Wooster ............................ 16-3.............46-8-13. Ohio Wesleyan ..................11-7...........29-15-14. Wittenberg ....................... 12-9.............. 26-195. Denison .............................. 7-8.............. 14-216. CWRU ................................ 6-9.............. 19-157. Earlham ........................... 4-12.............. 11-258. Kenyon ............................. 2-13................ 7-289. Oberlin ............................. 2-14................ 3-30 *NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Matt Jackson, WOOPitcher of the Year: Chuck Stefanini, ALLCoach of the Year: Rick Creehan, ALLNCAA Representatives: WOO, ALL, OWU

1996Member NCAC Overall1. Ohio Wesleyan * .............. 15-5...........32-15-1 2. Wittenberg ....................... 16-3.............. 26-103. Allegheny ......................... 14-6.............. 36-134. Wooster .............................11-9.............. 33-155. CWRU ............................. 6-9-1...........14-17-26. Denison ......................... 6-10-1...........12-16-17. Earlham ........................... 4-10................ 8-23 Kenyon ............................. 4-10................ 8-259. Oberlin ............................. 0-14................ 2-23 *NCAC Tournament champion

Player of the Year: Jason Nypaver, ALLPitcher of the Year: Kris Cooper, WITCoach of the Year: Rick Willis, WITNCAA Representatives: ALL, OWU

1995Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster * ......................... 18-3................ 32-9 2. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 17-4................ 37-83. Allegheny ......................... 13-8.............. 33-114. Wittenberg ....................... 14-9.............. 27-135. CWRU .............................. 9-10.............. 18-196. Kenyon ............................. 6-13...........12-30-17. Earlham ........................... 5-13.............. 13-24 Denison ............................ 5-13.............. 10-309. Oberlin ............................. 1-15................ 1-24 *NCAC Tournament games count in standings

Player of the Year: Steve Goodhart, OWUPitcher of the Year: Matt Rodgers, WOOCoach of the Year: Tim Pettorini, WOONCAA Representatives: WOO

1994Member NCAC Overall1. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 15-1................ 35-8 2. Wooster ............................ 12-4.............. 35-133. Allegheny ......................... 10-5.............. 29-114. Wittenberg ........................11-5.............. 31-125. CWRU ................................ 8-7...........19-16-16. Kenyon ............................. 6-10...........10-22-17. Earlham ............................5-11.............. 11-238. Denison ............................ 3-13................ 6-319. Oberlin ............................. 1-15................ 1-22 *Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Steve Goodhart, OWUPitcher of the Year: Brad Roser, OWUCoach of the Year: Roger Ingles, OWUNCAA Representatives: OWU, WIT, WOO

1993Member NCAC Overall1. Allegheny * ....................... 16-1................ 37-5 2. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 14-3.............. 32-133. Wooster ............................ 8-10...........21-16-14. Denison ............................ 12-5.............. 20-185. Earlham ............................. 7-9................ 9-26 Wittenberg ......................... 7-9.............. 16-187. CWRU ................................ 6-9.............. 15-178. Kenyon ............................. 3-14................ 7-279. Oberlin ............................. 0-13................ 0-25 *Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Steve Cook, ALLPitcher of the Year: Pat Broadwater, ALLCoach of the Year: Rick Creehan, ALLNCAA Representatives: ALL, OWU

1992Member NCAC Overall1. Ohio Wesleyan * .............. 20-2.............. 34-11 2. Wittenberg ....................... 14-6.............. 25-163. Allegheny ......................... 12-6...........23-15-14. Wooster ......................... 12-7-1...........24-17-15. Denison ............................ 8-10.............. 13-186. CWRU ............................. 6-8-1.............8-17-17. Earlham ........................... 3-14................ 4-218. Kenyon ............................. 2-12................ 3-229. Oberlin ............................. 2-14................ 2-20 *Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Jeff Brown, WIT; Greg Justice, OWUPitcher of the Year: Steve Mitchell, OWUCoach of the Year: Roger Ingles, OWUNCAA Representatives: OWU

1991Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster * ......................... 15-7.............. 29-12 2. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 14-8...........24-18-13. Allegheny ....................... 13-10.............. 23-194. Wittenberg ....................... 16-7.............. 25-165. Denison .......................... 10-10.............. 15-166. Kenyon ............................. 9-12.............. 10-247. CWRU ...............................7-11................ 9-248. Earlham ........................... 5-10................ 7-239. Oberlin ............................. 3-17................ 3-27 *Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year: Jeff Filkovski, ALLPitcher of the Year: Jason Weiner, WOOCoach of the Year: Bob Bunnell, KEN; Doug Welsh, ERLNCAA Representatives: OWU, WOO

1990Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster ............................ 17-4...........28-10-1 2. Wittenberg ....................... 16-5.............26-7-23. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 18-6.............. 30-134. Allegheny ......................... 14-6.............. 24-125. CWRU ............................ 10-13.............. 14-226. Denison ............................ 8-13.............. 10-247. Oberlin ............................. 6-14................ 7-258. Kenyon ............................. 4-15................ 6-249. Earlham ........................... 0-17................ 3-30 Player of the Year: Matt Hiestand, WOOPitcher of the Year: Kevin Tatar, WITCoach of the Year: Tim Pettorini, WOONCAA Representatives: OWU, WOO



1989Member NCAC Overall1. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 14-2.............. 21-14 2. Allegheny ......................... 15-3.............. 28-133. Wooster ............................ 18-4................ 35-94. Kenyon ............................. 6-12.............. 13-195. Oberlin ............................. 5-13................ 7-216. Denison ............................ 4-15................ 9-227. CWRU .............................. 2-15................ 5-25

Player of the Year: Rick Grimm, ALLPitcher of the Year: John Nye, OWUCoach of the Year: Roger Ingles, OWUNCAA Representatives: ALL, WOO

1988Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster ............................ 18-3.............. 31-10 2. Allegheny ......................... 17-5.............. 27-123. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 12-8.............. 25-134. CWRU .............................. 8-12.............. 13-17 Oberlin ............................. 8-12.............. 15-176. Kenyon ............................. 6-17.............. 12-257. Denison ............................ 4-16.............. 10-26

Player of the Year: Rick Grimm, ALLPitcher of the Year: Tim Bruzdewicz, ALLCoach of the Year: Tim Pettorini, WOONCAA Representatives: WOO

1987Member NCAC Overall1. Wooster ............................ 15-3.............. 34-12 2. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 15-5...........27-19-13. Allegheny ......................... 12-6.............. 30-154. Denison .............................. 7-9.............. 14-205. CWRU ...............................7-11.............. 14-17 Oberlin ..............................7-11.............. 13-177. Kenyon ............................. 1-19................ 6-30

Player of the Year: Rick Storzo, WOOPitcher of the Year: Rob Piscetta, WOOCoach of the Year: Tim Pettorini, WOONCAA Representatives: OWU, WOO

1986Member NCAC Overall1. Ohio Wesleyan ................. 18-5...........29-20-1 2. Wooster ............................ 15-7.............. 36-143. Denison .............................. 9-6.............. 16-204. Allegheny ........................... 8-8...........18-19-15. Oberlin ..............................9-11.............. 15-196. Kenyon ............................. 6-16................ 8-257. CWRU .............................. 4-16................ 7-27

Most Valuable Player: Rick Storzo, WOOCoach of the Year: Roger Ingles, OWUNCAA Representatives: OWU, WOO

1985Member NCAC Overall1. Allegheny ......................... 16-4...........29-13-1 Wooster ............................ 16-4.............. 29-193. CWRU .............................11-11.............. 14-214. Ohio Wesleyan .............. 9-10-1...........17-26-15. Denison ......................... 8-11-1...........13-27-26. Oberlin ............................. 4-12................ 7-237. Kenyon ............................. 3-15................ 3-25

Most Valuable Player: Rick Storzo, WOOCoach of the Year: Tim Pettorini, WOO; Rick Creehan, ALLNCAA Representatives: ALL, WOO


Batting Average, season.534 (87-163), Drew Caravella (OWU), 2002

Batting Average, career.458 (164-358), Joe Musgrove (ALL), 1994-97

At Bats, game8, Glenn Taylor, Derick Bright and Mark Thompson (ERL) vs. Rose-Hulman, 3/15/1995; Jeff Segal (Hiram) vs. Olivet, 3/9/2013

At Bats, season223, Sean Karpen (WOO), 2009

At Bats, career681, Matt Miller (WOO), 2001-04

Runs, game6, Brad Warnimont (OWU) vs. Ohio Do-minican, 4/24/19866, Brendan Holsberry (KEN) vs. Cedar-ville, 3/8/20066, Stu Beath (WOO) vs. Heidelberg, 3/8/20096, Alex Anderson (ERL) vs. Crown, 3/17/2009

Runs, season79, Trevor Urban (WOO), 1997

Runs, career224, Trevor Urban (WOO), 1996-99

Hits, gameJason Reedy (ERL) vs. Oberlin, 5/9/1993

Hits, season97, Sean Karpen (WOO), 2009

Hits, career297, Drew Caravella (OWU), 1999-2002

Doubles, game4, Brian Lares (WAB) vs. Spalding, 4/14/20094, Park Smith (DEN) vs. Marietta, 3/30/20104, Andrew Dunn (KEN) vs. Skidmore, 3/16/2011

Doubles, season25, Joe Musgrove (ALL), 199625, Travis Snyder (WOO), 1997

Doubles, career66, Rick Sforzo (WOO), 1984-87

Triples, game3, Jeff Wade (DEN) vs. Franklin, 4/26/19953, Tim Duxbury (DEN) vs. Wabash, 4/14/2010

Triples, season9, Ben Couch (ALL),1999

Triples, career22, Jake Calcei (KEN), 2006-09

Home Runs, game4, Dave Kessler (WOO) vs. Kenyon, 3/29/19864, Mike O’Brien (WOO) vs. Kenyon, 3/29/19864, Bob Spithaler (ALL) vs. PSU-Behrend, 4/17/2002

Home Runs, season21, Matt Jackson (WOO), 1997

Home Runs, career53, Drew Caravella (OWU), 1999-2002

Total Bases, game18, Dave Kessler (WOO) vs. Kenyon, 3/29/1986

Total Bases, season168, Travis Snyder (WOO), 1997

Total Bases, career531, Drew Caravella (OWU), 1999-2002

Slugging Percentage, season1.045 (92-88), Mark Senkowitz (OWU), 1992

Slugging Percentage, career.796 (531-667), Drew Caravella (OWU), 1999-2002

Runs Batted In, game11, Dave Kessler (WOO) vs. Kenyon, 3/29/198611, Bryan Magoteaux (WIT) vs. Thomas More, 3/25/1997Runs Batted In, season89, Drew Caravella (OWU), 2002

Runs Batted In, career293, Drew Caravella (OWU), 1999-2002

Walks, game6, Andrew Mahle (DEN) vs. Rhodes, 3/8/2009

Walks, season54, Mike Milligan (OWU), 1986

Walks, career119, Joe Gaeta (ALL), 1992-95

Hit By Pitch, game4, Brad Hensler (ALL) vs. Wooster, 5/17/19974, Zak Oblak (ALL) vs. Buena Vista, 3/20/2006

Hit By Pitch, season30, Brandon Boesiger (WOO), 2006

Hit By Pitch, career74, Brandon Boesiger (WOO), 2004-07

Strikeouts, game5, Ben Hantz (ALL) vs. Rowan, 3/19/20035, Mike Mack (WAB) vs. Earlham, 4/25/20045, Kurt Kapferer (WOO) vs. Rowan, 3/18/2005

Strikeouts, season48, Jake Sankal (WOO), 2008

Strikeouts, career146, Chris McComish (OWU), 1984-87

Hitting Streak, season29, Kurt Kapferer (WOO), 2006

Stolen Bases, game6, Brian Regan (DEN) vs. Oberlin, 4/28/2001

Stolen Bases, season57, Mike Penn (ALL), 1994

Stolen Bases, career133, Mike Penn (ALL), 1992-94

Sacrifice Bunts, season11, Kevin Creehan (ALL), 1996

Sacrifice Flies, season10, Dave Croci (WIT), 1994

NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCEBASEBALL RECORDS

BATTING - INDIVIDUAL


Earned Run Average, season0.96 (5-46.2), Dean Peterson (ALL), 1993

Earned Run Average, career2.06 (30-131.1), Mike Bird (OWU),1995-96

Wins, season15, Hank Jones (OWU), 1986

Wins, career34, Matt Rodgers (WOO), 1994-97

Winning Percentage, season1.000 (11-0), Kevin Tatar (WIT), 19901.000 (11-0), Adam Samson (WOO)

Winning Percentage, career1.000 (19-0), Drew Binkowski (WOO), 1997-98

Consecutive Wins, season12, Tyler Mott (OWU), 2003

Games Pitched, season27, Greg Kaiser (OWU), 1991

Games Pitched, career74, Ken baker (ALL), 1996-99

Games Started, season17, Chris Lynn (KEN), 2004

Games Started, career52, John Nye (OWU), 1987-91

Complete Games, season11, Kevin Tatar (WIT), 199011, Mitch Swaggert (KEN), 1998

Complete Games, career26, Kris Cooper (WIT), 1993-96 Relief Appearances, season26, Ken Baker (ALL), 199726, Mark Miller (WOO), 2008

Relief Appearances, career73, Matt Streicher (DEN), 2001-04

Innings Pitched, game14.0, Steve Hagen (WOO) vs. Oberlin, 4/21/2013

Innings Pitched, season113.2, Justin McDowell (WOO), 2009

Innings Pitched, career328.1, John Nye (OWU), 1987-91

Shutouts, season4, Tim Bruzdewicz (ALL), 19884, Matt Rodgers (WOO), 1995

Shutouts, career6, Tim Bruzdewicz (ALL), 1986-886, Scott Oberschlake (OWU), 1993-966, Matt Rodgers (WOO), 1994-97

Strikeouts, game18, Tim Bruzdewicz (ALL) vs. Thiel, 4/1/198818, Jim Miller (OWU) vs. Centre, 3/19/1989

Strikeouts, season119, Tim Bruzdewicz (ALL), 1988

Strikeouts, career282, Curt Moenter (OWU), 1999-2002

Strikeouts/9 IP, season14.19 (90-57.1), Drew Shamrock (DEN), 2004

Strikeouts/9 IP, career10.91 (196-161.2), Jim Miller (OWU), 1988-91

Walks, game11, Jim Miller (OWU) vs. Denison, 4/28/1991

Walks, season65, Hank Jones (OWU), 1986

Walks, career195, Jim Miller (OWU), 1988-91

Fewest Walks/9 IP, season0.55 (3-49.0), Jason Drum (DEN), 1994

Fewest Hits/9 IP, season4.73 (27-51.1), Graham Wyllie (ALL), 1995

Saves, season13, Mark Miller (WOO), 2008

Saves, career26, Dean Peterson (ALL), 1991-9326, Mark Miller (WOO), 2007-09

Hit Batsmen, game6, Dan Shelley (KEN) vs. Wooster, 3/31/2007; Benjamin Whitener (OBE), vs. Carthage, 3/25/2013

Hit Batsmen, season23, Joey Niezer (WAB), 2007

Hit Batsmen, career45, Phil Brua (OBE), 2008-11

Consecutive Shutout Innings, season25.2, Drew Shamrock (DEN), 2004

Consecutive Hitless Innings, season12.1, Hank Jones (OWU), 1986

Wild Pitches, game8, Peter Wyatt (OBE) vs. Mount Mercy, 3/28/2001

Wild Pitches, season19, Peter Wyatt (OBE), 2001


PITCHING - INDIVIDUAL

Putouts, game22, Cal Thomay (WOO), vs. Oberlin, 4/21/2013

Putouts, season438, Drew Caravella (OWU), 2001

Putouts, career1550, Drew Caravella (OWU), 1999-2002

Assists, game12, Rick Dunbar (HIR) vs. Olivet, 3/4/2002

Assists, season151, Brendan Holsberry (KEN), 2006

Assists, career519, Steve Goodhart (OWU), 1992-95

Errors, game6, Kevin Creehan (ALL) vs. Marietta, 5/19/19966, Joe Koussa (HIR) vs. Allegheny, 4/18/2002

Errors, season32, Scott Walberry (OWU), 198732, Jim Bartlett (WOO), 1998

Errors, career80, Scott Walberry (OWU), 1985-88

Passed Balls, game4, Bryson Renbarger (WAB) vs. Domini-can, 3/3/20014, Bob Montag (OBE) vs. Allegheny, 4/1/2014, Eliot Ballard (OBE) vs. Earlham, 5/5/2001

Passed Balls, season24, Michael Small (OBE), 2001

Average, season.397 (607-1528), Ohio Wesleyan, 1998

At Bats, game65, Earlham vs. Rose-Hulman, 3/15/1995

At Bats, season1858, Wooster, 2009

Runs, game42, Hiram vs. Lake Erie, 3/13/2002

Runs, Inning, game18, Oberlin vs. Lake Erie, 4/30/200418, Kenyon vs. Oberlin, 4/5/2005

Runs, season548, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001

Hits, game34, Hiram vs. Lake Erie, 3/13/2002

Hits, season664, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001

Doubles, game10, Wooster vs. Kenyon, 3/28/198610, Wittenberg vs. Denison, 4/23/200210, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Earlham, 4/1/2007 Doubles, season140, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001

Triples, game5, Earlham vs. Crown, 3/17/2009

Triples, season27, Wooster, 2010

Home Runs, game13, Wooster vs. Kenyon, 3/29/1986

Home Runs, season104, Wooster, 1997

Total Bases, game77, Wooster vs. Kenyon, 3/29/1986

Total Bases, season1098, Wooster, 1997

Runs Batted In, game39, Hiram vs. Lake Erie, 3/13/2002

Runs Batted In, season506, Ohio Wesleyan, 2001 Walks, game17, Hiram vs. Olivet, 3/6/2005

Walks, season267, Wooster, 1986

Hit By Pitch, game11, Allegheny vs. LaRoche, 4/2/2009

Hit By Pitch, season107, Wooster, 2006

Strikeouts, game17, Oberlin vs. Hiram, 4/13/200117, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Allegheny, 5/4/2002

Strikeouts, season302, Wooster, 1997

Stolen Bases, game14, Wooster vs. Oberlin, 4/23/199414, Denison vs. Oberlin, 4/28/2001

Stolen Bases, season145, Allegheny, 1994


FIELDING - INDIVIDUAL BATTING - TEAM

Earned Run Average, season2.51 (111-397.2), Wooster, 2007

Innings Pitched, game17, Earlham vs. Rose-Hulman, 3/15/1995

Innings Pitched, season447.1, Wooster, 2009

Shutouts, season8, Ohio Wesleyan, 1994; Denison, 2004

Complete Games, season25, Ohio Wesleyan, 1992

Saves, season14, Allegheny, 199314, Wooster, 2008 Strikeouts, game20, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Centre, 3/19/1989

Strikeouts, season396, Wooster, 2007

Strikeouts/9 IP, season9.43 (298-284.1), Denison, 2004

Fewest Hits/9 IP, season7.54 (333-397.2), Wooster, 2007

Walks, game16, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Indiana State, 3/10/198516, Wittenberg vs. Marietta, 5/1/2007

Walks, season256, Ohio Wesleyan, 1991 Fewest Walks/9 IP, season2.32 (96-373.0), Wooster, 2004

Hit Batsmen, game9, Oberlin vs. Allegheny, 4/10/2005

Hit Batsmen, season68, Allegheny, 2007

Wild Pitches, game9, Hiram vs. Rose-Hulman, 3/2/2010

Putouts, game51, Earlham vs. Rose-Hulman, 3/15/1995

Putouts, season1342, Wooster 2009

Assists, game34, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Marian, 3/13/1990

Assists, season588, Wooster, 2009 Errors, game11, Wooster vs. North Park, 5/27/198811, CWRU vs. Allegheny, 4/7/199811, Wooster vs. Baldwin-Wallace, 3/29/200711, Hiram vs. Lake Erie, 4/12/2007

Errors, season129, Oberlin, 2001

Double Plays, game5, Wooster vs. Denison, 4/11/19955, Wabash vs. Olivet, 3/22/20035, Wooster vs. St. Thomas, 5/26/2009 Double Plays, season58, Wooster, 1997

Passed Balls, game5, Oberlin vs. Union, 3/26/20015, Oberlin vs. Earlham, 5/5/2001

Fielding Percentage, season.974, DePauw, 2012

Wins, season46, Wooster, 1997

NCAC Wins, season20, Ohio Wesleyan, 1992

Winning Percentage, season.881 (37-5), Allegheny, 1993

NCAC Winning Percentage, season1.000 (15-0), Ohio Wesleyan, 20001.000 (15-0), Wooster, 2007

Winning Streak, season27, Wooster, 2007

NCAC Winning Streak36, Wooster, 2006-08

NCAC Winning streak, season15, Allegheny, 199315, Ohio Wesleyan, 200015, Wooster, 2007


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2013-14 Calendar of EventsAUGUST 20136 Tuesday Cross Country/Track & Field Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan10 Saturday IOA Football Officiating Clinic Ohio Wesleyan15 Thursday Sports Information Directors’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan

SEPTEMBER 201310 Tuesday Softball Coaches’ Meeting Wooster11 Wednesday Swimming & Diving Coaches’ Meeting Denison24 Tuesday Baseball Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan29 Sunday Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Meeting Denison

OCTOBER 20136 Sunday NCAC Athletic Directors/Faculty Reps’ Meetings Columbus, Ohio7 Monday NCAC Sports Caucus Meeting Columbus, Ohio16 Wednesday Tennis Coaches’ Meeting Denison

NOVEMBER 20132 Saturday Cross Country Championships (M&W) Allegheny6 Wednesday Field Hockey Championship Semifinals TBA (high seeds)6 Wednesday Men’s Soccer Championship Semifinals TBA (high seeds)6 Wednesday Women’s Soccer Championship Semifinals TBA (high seeds) 8-9 Fri.-Sat. Volleyball Championship TBA (high seed)9 Saturday Field Hockey Championship TBA (high seed)9 Saturday Men’s Soccer Championship TBA (high seed)9 Saturday Women’s Soccer Championship TBA (high seed)12 Tuesday Soccer Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan18 Monday Field Hockey Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan19 Tuesday Athletic Trainers’ Meeting Otterbein

DECEMBER 20133 Tuesday Volleyball Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan12 Thursday NCAC Presidents’ Council Ann Arbor, MI

JANUARY 201415-18 Wed.-Sat. NCAA Convention San Diego, CA15/16 Wed./Thur. NCAC AD Meeting (at NCAA Convention) San Diego, CA17 Friday NCAC Legislative Meeting (at NCAA Convention) San Diego, CA26 Sunday SAAC Meeting Kenyon

FEBRUARY 201412 Wednesday Swimming & Diving Coaches Meeting (M&W) Denison12-15 Wed.-Sat. Swimming & Diving Championships (M&W) Denison25 Tuesday Basketball Championship Quarterfinals (M&W) TBA (high seeds)28 Friday Basketball Tournament Semifinals (M&W) TBA (high seeds)

MARCH 20141 Saturday Basketball Tournament Championships (M&W) TBA (high seeds)1-2 Sat.-Sun. Indoor Track & Field Heptathlon (M)/Pentathlon (W) Kenyon7-8 Fri.-Sat. Indoor Track & Field Championships (M&W) Denison

APRIL 201423 Wednesday Men’s Lacrosse Semifinals TBA (high seeds) 24 Thursday Tennis Coaches’ Meeting Denison25-27 Fri.-Sun. Tennis Championships (M&W) Denison26 Saturday Men’s Lacrosse Championship TBA (high seed) 26-27 Sat.-Sun. Men’s & Women’s Golf Event I DePauw26-27 Sat.-Sun. Combined Events Track & Field Championship (M&W) Kenyon 27 Sunday Men’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan29 Tuesday Basketball Coaches’ Meetings Ohio Wesleyan29 Tuesday Football Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan

MAY 20141 Thursday Softball Coaches’ Meeting TBA (tournament site)1 Thursday Women’s Lacrosse Semifinals TBA (high seeds)2-3 Fri.-Sat. Outdoor Track & Field Championships (M&W) Oberlin2-3 Fri.-Sat. Softball Tournament TBA (high seed)3 Saturday Women’s Lacrosse Championship TBA (high seed) 3-4 Sat.-Sun. Men’s & Women’s Golf Event II Wabash5 Monday Women’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Meeting Ohio Wesleyan8 Thursday Baseball Coaches’ Meeting Chillicothe, Ohio8-10 Thurs.-Sat. Baseball Championship Chillicothe, Ohio 21-22 Wed.- Thur. Annual NCAC Meetings Denison

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