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TABLE OF CONTENTS2014 PITT BASEBALL QUICK FACTS University Information ......................................................................... 3 Baseball Coaching Staff ..................................................................... 3 Program History .................................................................................. 3 2014 Team Information ....................................................................... 3 2014 Schedule .................................................................................... 3 2014 Pitt Baseball Roster ................................................................... 4THE JORDANO ERA Jordano’s Biography ........................................................................ 5-6 Jordano’s Coaching History ................................................................ 7 Jordano’s Record vs. All Opponents With Pitt (Since 1998) ............ 7-9 Monthly Wins & Losses Under Jordano (Since 1998) ........................ 9 Panthers vs. ACC Opponents (All-Time) ............................................ 92013 IN REVIEW 2013 Schedule & Results ................................................................. 10 2013 Batting Statistics ...................................................................... 11 2013 Pitching Statistics .................................................................... 11 2013 Pinch-Hitting Statistics ............................................................. 11 2013 Miscellaneous Records ........................................................... 11 How Many Games Over .500? ......................................................... 11 Runs Coming Off A Loss In A Win .................................................... 11 2013 Conference Breakdown ...................................................... 12-13 2013 Record When ........................................................................... 13 2013 Highs & Lows ........................................................................... 13 2013 Lineup Card ............................................................................. 13 2013 Big East Conference Standings ............................................... 14 2013 Big East Categorical Rankings (Team Batting) ........................ 14 2013 Big East Categorical Rankings (Team Pitching) ...................... 14 2013 Big East Categorical Rankings (Individual Batting) ................. 15 2013 Big East Categorical Rankings (Individual Pitching) ................ 15 2013 NCAA Top-20 Categorical Finishes (Team) ............................. 15 2013 NCAA Top-20 Categorical Finishes (Individual) ....................... 15PITT BASEBALL HISTORY Pitt Baseball History .................................................................... 16-19THROUGH THE YEARS Year-By-Year Results ................................................................... 20-21 Pitt Head Coaches (Since 1939) ...................................................... 21 Big East Baseball Overall Records (2010-13) .................................. 21 Big East Baseball Conference Records (2010-13) ........................... 21 Year-By-Year Breakdown ............................................................. 22-33ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS Series Breakdown ............................................................................ 34 Game-By-Game Series History ................................................... 35-49ALL-TIME ROSTER All-Time Roster (Since 1939) ....................................................... 50-54ALL-TIME NUMERICAL ROSTER Numerical Roster (2006-Present) ................................................ 55-56 Retired Numbers .............................................................................. 56ALL-TIME RECORDS General Records .............................................................................. 57 Season Team Batting (Since 1985) .................................................. 57 Season Team Pitching (Since 1985) ................................................. 57 First-Year Player Individual Batting ................................................... 58 First-Year Player Individual Pitching ................................................. 58 Most Runs Scored In A Game .......................................................... 58 Largest Margin of Victory .................................................................. 58 Most Runs Scored By Opponent In A Game .................................... 58 Largest Margin of Loss ..................................................................... 58 Single-Season Batting Leaders ................................................... 59-61 Career Batting Leaders ............................................................... 62-64 Single-Season Pitching Leaders ................................................. 65-66 Career Pitching Leaders .............................................................. 67-68 Yearly Batting Leaders (Last 10 Seasons) ....................................... 69 Yearly Pitching Leaders (Last 10 Seasons) ...................................... 69 Batting Clubs ............................................................................... 69-70 NCAA Batting Leaders ...................................................................... 70 NCAA Pitching Leaders .................................................................... 70

INDIVIDUAL ACCOLADES All-Americans ................................................................................... 71 Academic All-Americans ................................................................... 71 All-Region ......................................................................................... 71 All-Conference .................................................................................. 72PANTHERS IN THE PROS MLB Draft Selections (By Year) ........................................................ 73 Undrafted Free Agent Signees (By Year) ......................................... 74 Independent Signees (By Year) ........................................................ 74 Panther MLB Debuts ........................................................................ 74PANTHERS ON OPENING DAY Opening Day Lineups (Since 2009) .................................................. 75 Opening Day Results ................................................................... 75-76 Opening Day Records By Opponent ................................................ 76 Shutouts On Opening Day ................................................................ 76 Opening Day Miscellaneous Information .......................................... 76PANTHERS IN THE POSTSEASON Postseason Results .......................................................................... 77 Postseason Miscellaneous Information ............................................ 77PITT IN THE POLLS Highest Top-25 National Rankings ................................................... 78 Poll Breakdown (Sorted By Date) ..................................................... 78 Top-25 Rankings Miscellaneous Information .................................... 78CHARLES L. COST FIELD Stadium Information ......................................................................... 79 Attendance at Charles L. Cost Field ................................................. 79 Panther Splits at Charles L. Cost Field ............................................. 79 Home Opener Results at Charles L. Cost Field ............................... 80 Panther 10+ Run Games at Charles L. Cost Field ........................... 80 Walk-Off Wins at Charles L. Cost Field ............................................ 80 Shutouts at Charles L. Cost Field ..................................................... 80 Extra-Inning Games at Charles L. Cost Field ................................... 80 Shortened Games at Charles L. Cost Field ...................................... 80 Panthers vs. Top-25 Opponents at Charles L. Cost Field ................. 80 Panthers vs. All Opponents at Charles L. Cost Field ........................ 81 Team Records at Charles L. Cost Field ............................................ 81 Individual Records at Charles L. Cost Field ..................................... 81 Yearly Pitching Totals at Charles L. Cost Field ................................. 81 Yearly Batting Totals at Charles L. Cost Field ................................... 81 Panther Starting Pitching at Charles L. Cost Field ........................... 82 2013 Pitching Results at Charles L. Cost Field ................................ 82 2013 Batting Results at Charles L. Cost Field .................................. 82 Panther Home Run Leaders at Charles L. Cost Field ...................... 82 Panther Home Runs at Charles L. Cost Field ................................... 83 Panther Home Runs Miscellaneous Information .............................. 83MISCELLANEOUS Career Batting Statistics (Returning Players) ................................... 84 Career Pitching Statistics (Returning Players) ................................. 85 Returning Players vs. 2014 Opponents (Career) ........................ 86-87LAST TIME IT HAPPENED Last Time It Happened (Batting, Pitching, Miscellaneous) .......... 88-89THIS DATE IN PITT BASEBALL HISTORY This Date In Pitt Baseball History (Feb. 2-May 31) ..................... 90-94

PANTHERS INFORMATION BOXES ACC Breakdown ................................................................................. 3 Winningest Active Coaches ................................................................ 3 Jordano’s Coaching Resume ............................................................. 5 The Last Time The Panthers Won By As Many As... .......................... 9 2013 Last Time It Happened ............................................................ 14 Most Wins In Program History .......................................................... 70 Longest Winning Streaks In Program History ................................... 74 Longest Games In Program History ................................................. 81

DID YOU KNOW? 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15 (3), 21 (2), 54, 57, 58, 69 (2), 70, 71, 75, 77, 80 (2), 82, 86, 87, 89, 94.

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2014 PITT BASEBALL QUICK FACTS2014 SCHEDULE

Feb. 14 Friday at Coastal Carolina 12:00 p.m. Feb. 15 Saturday at Coastal Carolina 4:00 p.m. Feb. 16 Sunday at Coastal Carolina 12:00 p.m. Feb. 21 Friday vs. Butler 12:00 p.m. Feb. 22 Saturday at USC-Upstate 4:00 p.m. Feb. 23 Sunday vs. Fordham 12:00 p.m. Feb. 28 Friday vs. Ohio State 1:00 p.m.

March 1 Saturday at East Carolina 3:00 p.m. March 2 Sunday vs. Western Kentucky 10:30 a.m. March 7 Friday at North Carolina * 3:00 p.m. March 8 Saturday at North Carolina * 2:00 p.m. March 9 Sunday at North Carolina * 1:00 p.m. March 11 Tuesday at Presbyterian 3:00 p.m. March 12 Wednesday at Presbyterian 3:00 p.m. March 14 Friday at Virginia Tech * 3:00 p.m. March 15 Saturday at Virginia Tech * 2:00 p.m. March 16 Sunday at Virginia Tech * 1:00 p.m. March 18 Tuesday YOUNGSTOWN STATE 3:00 p.m. March 19 Wednesday at Akron 3:00 p.m. March 21 Friday DUKE * 3:00 p.m. March 22 Saturday DUKE * 3:00 p.m. March 23 Sunday DUKE * 12:00 p.m. March 25 Tuesday at West Virginia 3:00 p.m. March 28 Friday GEORGIA TECH * 3:00 p.m. March 29 Saturday GEORGIA TECH * 3:00 p.m. March 30 Sunday GEORGIA TECH * 1:00 p.m. April 1 Tuesday WEST VIRGINIA 6:00 p.m. April 2 Wednesday at Youngstown State 3:00 p.m. April 4 Friday VIRGINIA * 3:00 p.m. April 5 Saturday VIRGINIA * 3:00 p.m. April 6 Sunday VIRGINIA * 1:00 p.m. April 8 Tuesday AKRON 6:00 p.m. April 11 Friday at Miami (FL) * 7:00 p.m. April 12 Saturday at Miami (FL) * 7:00 p.m. April 13 Sunday at Miami (FL) * 1:00 p.m. April 15 Tuesday YOUNGSTOWN STATE 3:00 p.m. April 16 Wednesday at Kent State 3:00 p.m. April 18 Friday CLEMSON * 6:00 p.m. April 19 Saturday CLEMSON * 3:00 p.m. April 20 Sunday CLEMSON * 1:00 p.m. April 27 Sunday at Arkansas-Pine Bluff 12:00 p.m. at Arkansas-Pine Bluff TBD April 28 Monday at Arkansas-Pine Bluff 11:00 a.m.

May 2 Friday at Boston College * 2:30 p.m. May 3 Saturday at Boston College * 1:30 p.m. May 4 Sunday at Boston College * 1:00 p.m. May 7 Wednesday at Ohio 6:00 p.m. May 9 Friday MARYLAND * 6:00 p.m. May 10 Saturday MARYLAND * 3:00 p.m. May 11 Sunday MARYLAND * 1:00 p.m. May 13 Tuesday KENT STATE 6:00 p.m. May 15 Thursday at Notre Dame * 5:35 p.m. May 16 Friday at Notre Dame * 5:35 p.m. May 17 Saturday at Notre Dame * 1:05 p.m.

DATE DAY OPPONENT TIME (ET)LOCATION .......................................................................... Pittsburgh, Pa.ENROLLMENT ................................................................................ 28,823FOUNDED .......................................................................................... 1787NICKNAME .................................................................................. PanthersCOLORS .......................................... Blue and Gold (PMS 289/PMS 4515)CHANCELLOR .......................................................... Mark A. NordenbergATHLETIC DIRECTOR ................................................ Steve C. PedersonCONFERENCE ................................................. Atlantic Coast ConferenceSTADIUM/CAPACITY ..................................... Charles L. Cost Field at the Petersen Sports Complex / 900

HEAD COACH ........................................................................ Joe Jordano RECORD AT PITT/SEASONS ............................ 469-378-2 (.554)/16 CAREER COACHING RECORD/SEASONS ..... 752-496-2 (.602)/26

PITCHING COACH ......................... Jerry Oakes (Coastal Carolina, 2012)ASSISTANT COACH ........................................ Bryan Peters (USF, 1997)VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH ............... Shane Liska (Xavier, 2011)

FIRST YEAR OF BASEBALL ............................................................ 1907ALL-TIME PROGRAM RECORD .............................. 1,140-1,010-7 (.530) ALL-TIME CONFERENCE RECORD ................................. 299-393 (.432)CONFERENCE TITLES .................................... 2, Big East (1994 & 1995)REGIONAL APPEARANCES ................................. 3 (1959, 1965 & 1995)

ALL-AMERICANS .................................................................................. 14ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS ............................................................... 5ALL-REGION SELECTIONS ................................................................. 31ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS ...................................................... 66MLB DRAFT SELECTIONS ................................................................... 42UNDRAFTED FREE AGENT SIGNEES ................................................ 40INDEPENDENT SIGNEES ...................................................................... 11

LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ............................................. 15/9NEWCOMERS ....................................................................................... 20POSITION STARTERS RETURNING/LOST ........................................ 6/3STARTING PITCHERS RETURNING/LOST ........................................ 2/1

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

BASEBALL COACHING STAFF

PROGRAM HISTORY

2014 TEAM INFORMATION

ACC BREAKDOWN

• Seven ACC coaches rank in the nation’s top-50 in career winning percentage among active coaches, including four in the top-five.

• Seven ACC coaches rank in the nation’s top-50 in career victories among active coaches, including four in the top-10.

• Eight ACC schools ranked in the nation’s top-50 in both average and total home attendance last season, including two in the top-10.

• The ACC has seen a total of nine programs make regional appearances since 2009, including eight with at least two appearances and six with at least five. The ACC has had the second-most regional appearances in the NCAA in the last five seasons (37), traling only the SEC’s mark of 40.

• The ACC has seen nine of its teams compete in the College World Series since 2009, the second-highest total trailing only the SEC (12).

WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES

30. Brad Hill, Kansas State 756-334-3 .69331. Joe Jordano, Pittsburgh 752-496-2 .60232. Fred Jordan, The Citadel 746-568-0 .568

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2 Dylan Wolsonovich INF R/R 5-9 160 R-So. Ford City, Pa./Ford City3 Frank Maldonado OF R/R 6-1 190 Fr. Short Hills, N.J./Seton Hall Prep4 Dan Furman RHP R/R 6-0 185 Fr. Brookhaven, Pa./ Monsignor Bonner5 Matt Johnson INF R/R 5-10 175 Jr. Plano, Texas/Paris JC (Texas)6 Caleb Parry C R/R 6-0 190 Fr. Riverside, Calif./Norco 7 Nick Montefusco RHP/OF R/R 6-2 175 Fr. Medford, N.J./ Shawnee8 Eric Hess 1B L/L 6-1 205 Jr. Erie, Pa./Cathedral Prep9 Keaton Miller INF R/R 5-11 185 Jr. Webster, Texas/Hill College (Texas)11 Matt Wotherspoon RHP R/R 6-1 200 Sr. Mountain Top, Pa./Crestwood12 Hobie Harris RHP R/R 6-3 195 Jr. McKinney, Texas/Paris JC13 Luke Curtis RHP R/R 6-1 215 R-Jr. Philipsburg, Pa./Philipsburg-Osceola14 Joseph Harvey RHP R/R 6-2 220 R-Jr. Audobon, Pa./Kennedy-Kenrick15 Renan Rodriguez LHP L/L 6-3 205 R-So. Miami, Fla./Miami-Dade College16 Jordan Frabasilio 3B R/R 6-3 190 Jr. Chandler, Ariz./ South Mountain CC18 Steven Shelinsky, Jr. OF/1B R/R 6-0 215 R-Sr. Furlong, Pa./Pennsbury19 Sam Mersing RHP R/R 6-2 200 Fr. McKees Rocks, Pa./Montour20 Matt Emge C R/R 6-2 215 R-Fr. Beaver Falls, Pa./Ohio State21 Stephen Vranka OF R/R 5-11 180 Sr. Monroeville, Pa./Gateway22 Nick Parnell LHP L/L 6-1 180 Jr. Midlothian, Va./Chandler-Gilbert CC 24 Boo Vazquez OF L/R 6-4 215 Jr. Youngstown, Ohio/Cardinal Mooney27 Andrew Belfiglio LHP L/L 6-2 175 So. Newtown Square, Pa./Penncrest29 Adam Dian RHP R/R 6-4 205 Jr. Gibsonia, Pa./Temple 31 J.R. Leonardi RHP R/R 6-3 215 R-Sr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Pittsburgh Allderdice32 Tyler Albert C R/R 6-1 205 Jr. Montoursville, Pa./Cecil College33 Nick Yarnall OF L/L 6-0 205 Fr. Landisville, Pa/Hempfield34 T.J. Zeuch RHP R/R 6-7 225 Fr. Mason, Ohio/Mason35 Matt Pidich RHP R/R 6-3 210 Fr. Aberdeen, N.J./ Christian Brothers Academy37 Rhys Aldenhoven RHP R/R 6-2 195 Sr. Victoria, Australia/Hill College40 Josh Mitchell LHP R/L 6-1 210 Fr. Ridgway, Pa./ Ridgway41 Casey Roche OF/RHP R/R 6-1 190 Sr. Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown East42 P.J. DeMeo INF R/R 6-0 195 Fr. Sewickley, Pa./ Pittsburgh Central Catholic43 Manny Pazos C R/R 6-0 185 Fr. Miami, Fla./ Pace44 A.J. Lardo OF R/R 6-0 205 R-So. Baltimore, Md./Maryland45 Jon Danielczyk RHP R/R 6-4 200 R-Sr. Erie, Pa./Cathedral Prep

Head Coach: No. 30 Joe Jordano (17th season)Pitching Coach: No. 46 Jerry Oakes (second season)Assistant Coach: No. 23 Bryan Peters (first season)Assistant Coach: No. 17 Shane Liska (first season)

2014 PITT BASEBALL QUICK FACTS2014 PITT BASEBALL ROSTER

# NAME POS B/T HT. WT. YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS

JOE JORDANO 2014 PITT BASEBALL TEAM

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THE JORDANO ERAExcellence. Integrity. Passion. Three words to describe the successful baseball coaching career of 17th-year Pitt skipper Joe Jordano. Hired by Steve Pederson on November 15, 1997, Jordano began a rebuilding project that has delivered an unprecedented amount of growth, productivity and success over the past 16 seasons.

In 1997, the Panthers, only three years removed from a conference title, were slipping within the ranks of the powerful Big East Conference and were in need of a new direction and vision. Under Jordano, Pitt has won over 400 games, been nationally-ranked, sent numerous players to the professional ranks and previously established itself as a force in the highly-competitive Big East Conference. Jordano will now be at the helm of the Panthers as they begin their tenure in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC).

The 2013 season was one of the most successful seasons in Pitt baseball history as the Panthers won a school-record 42 games and were ranked for a program-best seven weeks during the season, climbing as high as 16th in the nation. Pitt also cracked the rankings in all five major baseball publications for the first time ever. A school-record eight Panthers took home All-Big East honors, four players garnered All-Region accolades and Casey Roche was named an All-American during the Panthers’ final season in the Big East. The impressive season was capped with three Pitt players hearing their names called at the 2013 MLB Draft, the second most in school history.

2012 saw Jordano reach several personal milestones as the Panthers reached a fourth consecutive Big East Tournament. Jordano won his 700th game in dramatic fashion as Casey Roche hit a walk-off solo home run to beat Akron, 3-2. Earlier that season, Jordano notched his 400th win as head coach of the Panthers and shortly after that he became the program’s career-leader in wins, surpassing Bobby Lewis (1955-1990).

In the spring of 2011, the Panthers opened up their new home at Charles L. Cost Field at the Petersen Sports Complex. Jordano fielded a senior-laden team to a third-place finish in the Big East and yet another berth in the conference championships. Evidence of his success, six of Jordano’ s players were selected in the 2011 MLB Draft, the highest ever in the program’s existence. The 2010 season, the last at Trees Field, brought even more success to Jordano and his squad. The coaching staff’s diligent recruiting efforts paid off as the Panthers boasted one of the most powerful and dangerous lineups in all of collegiate baseball.

In 2010, Pitt earned its first-ever ranking by Baseball America (No. 24) and its then highest-ever ranking by the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper (No. 20). The Panthers also broke numerous offensive records and led the nation for most of the season in key offensive categories. Following the season, Jordano was named the ABCA East Region Coach of the Year and also garnered the first ever Chuck Tanner Collegiate Baseball Manager of the Year award.

From 2002-2005, Jordano put together the best four-year winning stretch in the program’s 75-year history as an established program, capturing a total of 143 wins, including 36, 36, 38 and 33 during the stretch. The 38 wins in 2004 tied for the second-most victories in a single season. The 2004 season also saw the Panthers make a return visit to the Big East Championship in Somerset, N.J. In addition to Jordano being named Coach of the Year, P.J. Hiser was named Player of The Year, Nick Evangelista was named Co-Pitcher of the Year and Jim Negrych was named Rookie of the Year. Both Hiser and Negrych garnered All-American honors. The Big East also named Ben Copeland, Tom Cashman and Bryan Spamer to the All-Conference squad.

LSU Tigers head coach Paul Maineri stated, “Joe Jordano is without a doubt one of the finest college baseball coaches in the country and a man I admire very much. He has done a remarkable job with the program at the University of Pittsburgh. While I was coaching at Notre Dame and in the Big East, I always enjoyed the competition with the Panthers because we knew Pitt would always be well prepared, play hard, and play with a great deal of enthusiasm. I always attributed this to the way Joe handled his team and the competitive fire that he possesses. It seemed his teams always took on his personality, as they played the game with a lot of confidence and had a lot of fun. We had some tough losses to Pitt through the years; however, every time we lost to them I walked away from the game feeling that Pitt deserved to win because they outplayed us.”

One of the top collegiate programs in the country today is Vanderbilt University. Head coach Tim Corbin also spoke very highly of Jordano.

JORDANO’S BIOGRAPHY

JORDANO’S COACHING RESUME

Winningest coach in program history

469 wins at Pitt (752 career victories)

2004 and 2013 Big East Coach of the Year

Averaging 31.3 wins per season

9 postseason appearances

49 players have signed professional contracts

12 All-Americans

18 All-Region selections

49 All-Conference selections

94 percent of players have received degrees

2013 G.I.B.S.O.N. Award Recipient

2010 Chuck Tanner Collegiate Manager of the Year

2010 ABCA East Region Coach of the Year

2010 Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame Inductee

2009 Mercyhurst College Hall of Fame Inductee

JOE JORDANO

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“Very seldom do you come across a coach on the other side of the field that you truly respect, admire and like. Joe Jordano is that coach. He is a coach that can relate well with young people and get the very most out of them - that has been very apparent at Pittsburgh. Although he is a friend, I consider him one of the best baseball coaches in the country.”

The trend of rebuilding has been a trait of Jordano’s coaching career. His first position was at Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pa. The NCAA Division-II school did not have a strong baseball tradition and Jordano inherited a team that had won only nine games the previous season. However, the success began immediately for Jordano and did not stop for 10 consecutive seasons.

During his 10-year reign on The Hill, Jordano’s numbers spoke for themselves: 283 wins against only 118 losses; six postseason appearances; two conference championships in his two years in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference; 30 All-Region players; four All-Americans; and several players in professional baseball.

Upon leaving Mercyhurst, Jordano was the winningest coach in program history and was ranked sixth all-time active winningest coaches in Division-II baseball history at the time of his departure. On May 17, 2009, Jordano was inducted into the Mercyhurst College Hall of Fame.

Jordano was also named the GLIAC Coach of the Year twice and was the Louisville Slugger NCAA Division-II Independent Coach of the Year in 1995. In his last four years at Mercyhurst, Jordano’s teams finished with a gaudy 128-31 record with four consecutive NCAA regional appearances. During his stay, Jordano also served on the NCAA Division-II National Baseball Committee and as a chairman of the North Central Baseball Region. While at the University of Pittsburgh, Jordano has served on the NCAA Regional Advisory Committee as well as President of the Big East Coaches for four years (2000-04). He currently sits on the American Baseball Coaches Association College Playing Rules Committee and the ABCA Division-I Advisory Board.

Jordano has been honored by groups over the past several years for his contributions to the game. In 2003, he was named “Baseball Man of the Year” in Erie, Pa. - his hometown - for “appreciation for his lifetime support and devotion to baseball on the local and collegiate levels.”

Following the 2004 season and the Big East Coach of the Year award, Jordano was recognized by the Team Pittsburgh Group of Erie and was also awarded an Honorary Lifetime membership to the San Francisco Bay Area Pitt Club.

Academically, Jordano has been extremely successful graduating his players. Since 1998, 94 percent of his players who have completed their eligibility have earned a University of Pittsburgh degree. The Panthers have garnered 36 All-Big East Academic Awards as well as the Most Improved Team GPA in 2008.

Jordano emphasizes this importance from the outset. “Our commitment to academic excellence occurs in the first few minutes of meeting with a prospective baseball player. The nucleus of what we do is to educate. Along with the world-class degree from the University of Pittsburgh, our players have the opportunity to participate in one of the best, most productive baseball programs in the East.”

The future is bright for the Panthers under Jordano’s leadership. “I very much look forward to being a part of this program for quite some time. I have a deep passion for the University and its leadership. Chancellor Nordenberg and Mr. Pederson have given our entire athletic program an opportunity to be the best we can possibly be, both in the competitive arena as well as in the classroom. This is a special place.”

Jordano received his bachelor’s degree from Westminster College, where he was a stellar four-year letter-winner and All-District performer in baseball for the Titans. He also obtained his master’s degree in athletic administration from Slippery Rock University.

Jordano was named the ABCA East Region Chair following the 2013 campaign and will continue to serve on the College Playing Rules Committee.

Jordano resides in Cranberry Township with his wife, Michelle, sons Matthew and Joseph, daughter Sophia and his faithful golden retriever, Babe.

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THE JORDANO ERAJORDANO’S COACHING HISTORY

YEAR SCHOOL W-L W% RESULT1988 Mercyhurst 19-17 .5281989 Mercyhurst 23-10 .6971990 Mercyhurst 28-13 .6831991 Mercyhurst 28-15 .651 NCAA Division-II Regional1992 Mercyhurst 18-18 .5001993 Mercyhurst 29-14 .6741994 Mercyhurst 30-8 .789 NCAA Division-II Regional1995 Mercyhurst 31-7 .816 NCAA Division-II Regional1996 Mercyhurst 37-8 .822 NCAA Division-II Regional, GLIAC Champions1997 Mercyhurst 40-8 .833 NCAA Division-II Regional, GLIAC Champions 1998 Pittsburgh 12-27-1 .3131999 Pittsburgh 27-27 .5002000 Pittsburgh 31-24 .5642001 Pittsburgh 18-27 .4002002 Pittsburgh 36-16-1 .7022003 Pittsburgh 36-20 .6402004 Pittsburgh 38-18 .6792005 Pittsburgh 33-22 .600 Big East Championship, Runner-Up2006 Pittsburgh 23-29 .4422007 Pittsburgh 27-27 .5002008 Pittsburgh 19-34 .3582009 Pittsburgh 28-21 .5702010 Pittsburgh 38-18 .6782011 Pittsburgh 33-23 .5892012 Pittsburgh 28-28 .5002013 Pittsburgh 42-17 .712 Winningest Season in Program History 10 seasons Mercyhurst 283-118 .70616 seasons Pittsburgh 469-378-2 .554 752-496-2 .602

JORDANO’S RECORD vs. ALL OPPONENTS WITH PITT (SINCE 1998) OPPONENT W-L W% LAST MEETING RESULTAdelphi 1-0 1.000 March 5, 2002 W, 3-2Air Force 1-0 1.000 Feb. 22, 2009 W, 10-9Akron 20-13 .606 May 1, 2013 L, 6-1Albany 2-0 1.000 March 5, 2010 W, 18-4Army 2-0 1.000 March 12, 2011 W, 7-0 Ball State 1-0 1.000 March 5, 2010 W, 8-5Belmont 1-1 .500 Feb. 24, 2007 L, 11-4Bethune-Cookman 1-1 .500 March 15, 2008 W, 6-5Boston College* 9-13 .409 March 5, 2006 L, 10-5Bowling Green 0-1 .000 March 12, 1999 L, 12-8Bradley 1-1 .500 Feb. 26, 2010 W, 3-2Bucknell 1-0 1.000 March 13, 1999 W, 5-4Buffalo 4-2 .667 May 27, 2004 W, 20-5 Canisius 11-2 .846 March 20, 2005 W, 11-3Central Florida 0-1 .000 March 11, 2008 L, 8-2Central Michigan 3-1 .750 March 11, 2011 W, 19-2Chicago State 2-1 .667 March 8, 2003 W, 20-2Cincinnati 14-9 .609 April 28, 2013 W, 10-9The Citadel 0-1 .000 March 1, 2013 L, 8-0Cleveland State 15-1 .938 April 5, 2011 W, 13-5Coastal Carolina 3-4 .429 March 2, 2012 W, 3-1Connecticut 15-26 .366 April 7, 2012 L, 5-3Coppin State 3-1 .750 April 17, 2012 L, 6-3 (7)Cornell 0-1 .000 March 16, 2008 L, 8-5C.W. Post 2-0 1.000 March 1, 2002 W, 9-5Detroit 2-0 1.000 March 5, 2003 W, 15-0Duke* 1-1 .500 Feb. 15, 2003 W, 2-1Duquesne 16-8-1 .660 May 12, 2010 L, 10-9 East Carolina 0-1 .000 March 8, 2008 L, 10-5Eastern Michigan 0-2 .000 March 3, 1998 L, 4-3Evansville 0-1 .000 March 7, 2004 L, 7-4 Fairfield 1-0 1.000 March 6, 2002 W, 7-5

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JORDANO’S RECORD vs. ALL OPPONENTS WITH PITT (SINCE 1998) OPPONENT W-L W% LAST MEETING RESULTFlorida Atlantic 0-1 .000 March 10, 2010 L, 10-7Florida International 0-2 .000 March 11, 2004 L, 7-3Florida State* 0-3 .000 March 10, 2002 L, 15-3Fordham 3-0 1.000 March 14, 2010 W, 10-1 George Mason 0-2 .000 Feb. 19, 2006 L, 3-1 (11)Georgetown 30-10 .750 May 5, 2013 W, 6-2Georgia Southern 0-1 .000 March 8, 2008 L, 3-2Hartford 3-1 .750 March 18, 2012 W, 10-6Holy Cross 6-0 1.000 March 3, 2002 W, 9-5Illinois 1-0 1.000 Feb. 18, 2011 W, 10-6Indiana 1-4 .200 Feb. 19, 2012 L, 12-7Iona 2-0 1.000 March 13, 2004 W, 9-1Iowa 1-1 .500 Feb. 27, 2012 L, 7-5 Kent State 7-16 .304 May 14, 2013 W, 6-5 Lafayette 1-0 1.000 March 13, 2005 W, 4-2La Salle 3-0 1.000 March 20, 2010 W, 20-11Lehigh 3-0-1 .875 March 9, 2007 W, 10-4Lewis 1-0 1.000 March 4, 1998 W, 3-2Lipscomb 0-2 .000 Feb. 25, 2007 L, 4-2LIU-Brooklyn 1-0 1.000 March 14, 2009 W, 12-2Louisville 8-13 .381 May 18, 2013 L, 7-4 Maine 1-0 1.000 March 12, 1999 W, 16-7Manhattan 3-0 1.000 March 10, 2013 W, 9-3Marist 1-0 1.000 March 10, 2001 W, 12-11Maryland* 0-1 .000 Feb. 23, 2008 L, 10-5Maryland-Baltimore 1-0 1.000 March 15, 2009 W, 12-8Maryland-Eastern Shore 5-0 1.000 March 2, 2008 W, 10-0 (7)Memphis 1-0 1.000 Feb. 27, 2010 W, 9-8Miami (FL)* 0-3 .000 March 11, 2009 L, 11-6Miami (OH) 0-1 .000 March 10, 2012 L, 6-1Michigan 1-1 .500 Feb. 18, 2012 W, 9-8Michigan State 1-2 .333 March 11, 2012 W, 3-1Mount St. Mary’s 7-1 .875 March 9, 2004 W, 8-0 Navy 0-1 .000 Feb. 22, 2009 L, 3-1New Jersey Tech 1-0 1.000 March 16, 2008 W, 17-2New Orleans 3-3 .500 Feb. 22, 2004 L, 10-3New York Tech 3-3 .500 April 29, 2007 L, 8-6Niagara 15-5 .750 March 16, 2013 L, 7-5North Carolina A&T 2-0 1.000 March 9, 2011 W, 6-2North Dakota State 1-0 1.000 March 15, 2009 W, 3-2Northwestern 0-1 .000 Feb. 18, 2012 L, 12-11 (10)Northwood 2-0 1.000 March 6, 1999 W, 8-5Notre Dame* 17-26 .395 May 25, 2013 L, 3-2 (10) Oakland 1-1 .500 March 22, 2000 W, 7-1Ohio 6-7 .462 May 8, 2013 W, 6-5Ohio State 1-4 .200 March 13, 2009 L, 20-3Old Dominion 0-1 .000 Feb. 18, 2007 L, 10-5 Penn 1-0 1.000 March 11, 2008 W, 14-2Penn State 3-7 .300 March 27, 2013 W, 10-8Providence 1-3 .250 March 28, 1999 W, 18-4Purdue 1-1 .500 Feb. 20, 2011 L, 5-3 Quinnipiac 1-0 1.000 March 7, 1999 W, 10-2 Rhode Island 0-2 .000 March 1, 2008 L, 6-4Rider 3-0 1.000 Feb. 29, 2005 W, 6-4Rollins College 1-0 1.000 March 6, 2006 W, 4-0Rutgers 17-26 .395 April 21, 2013 W, 6-3 Sacred Heart 10-2 .833 March 7, 2012 W, 5-4Seton Hall 19-20 .487 May 24, 2013 W, 7-6 (12)SIU Edwardsville 1-0 1.000 March 10, 2009 W, 6-0St. Bonaventure 1-0 1.000 March 7, 2009 W, 12-8St. Cloud State 2-0 1.000 March 8, 1999 W, 11-0St. Francis (NY) 1-1 .500 March 8, 1998 L, 5-3St. John’s 14-30 .318 May 22, 2013 W, 10-2St. Joseph’s 6-0 1.000 March 19, 2010 W, 14-1 Temple 3-2 .600 March 21, 2010 W, 7-1

THE JORDANO ERA

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THE JORDANO ERAJORDANO’S RECORD vs. ALL OPPONENTS WITH PITT (SINCE 1998)

OPPONENT W-L W% LAST MEETING RESULTToledo 4-1 .800 March 17, 2013 W, 9-5Towson 3-0 1.000 March 30, 2013 W, 7-5 UNC Asheville 0-1 .000 March 2, 2013 L, 5-4 (10)USF 6-18 .250 April 7, 2013 L, 3-2 Vanderbilt 0-2 .000 Feb. 23, 2007 L, 4-3VCU 0-1 .000 March 3, 2013 L, 6-4Villanova 25-13 .658 May 11, 2013 W, 10-2Virginia Tech* 10-5 .667 Feb. 24, 2008 W, 12-8 Wagner 2-1 .667 March 6, 2005 W, 11-2West Virginia 22-19 .537 April 30, 2013 W, 7-6Wichita State 3-0 1.000 Feb. 17, 2013 W, 11-3Winthrop 0-3 .000 Feb. 21, 1999 L, 8-5Wofford 7-4 .636 Feb. 24, 2013 W, 19-8Wright State 2-0 1.000 May 4, 1999 W, 7-4 Xavier 1-0 1.000 March 8, 2012 W, 6-5 Youngstown State 21-3 .875 April 16, 2013 W, 11-9

2014 regular season opponent (Bold)ACC program (*)

DID YOU KNOW?Joe Jordano’s .875 winning percentage (21-3) vs. Youngstown State is his highest success rate against teams that he’s faced more than 20 times.

MONTHLY WINS & LOSSES UNDER JORDANO (SINCE 1998)FEBRUARY

Most Wins ...................................... 5 ................................... 2010 & 2013Most Losses .................................. 6 ............................................... 2007Best Winning Percentage ........ 1.000 ................................ 2000 & 2002Worst Winning Percentage ....... .000 ................................. 1999 & 2007

MARCH

Most Wins ..................................... 15 .................................. 2000 & 2003Most Losses ................................. 11 .................................. 2001 & 2008Best Winning Percentage ......... .750 ............................................. 2003Worst Winning Percentage ....... .353 ............................................. 2008

APRIL

Most Wins ..................................... 15 .............................................. 2003Most Losses ................................. 12 .................................. 1998 & 2008Best Winning Percentage ......... .778 ............................................. 2013Worst Winning Percentage ....... .280 ............................................. 1998

MAY

Most Wins ..................................... 12 .............................................. 2005Most Losses .................................. 9 ................................... 2008 & 2011Best Winning Percentage ......... .733 ............................................. 2002Worst Winning Percentage ....... .200 ............................................. 2001

THE LAST TIME THE PANTHERS WON BY AS MANY AS...

12 runs ................................ March 23, 2013 at St. John’s (W, 14-2)13 runs ............................ March 19, 2010 at St. Joseph’s (W, 14-1)14 runs .................................. March 15, 2013 vs. Niagara (W, 17-3)15 runs .................. March 10, 2013 vs. Youngstown State (W, 16-1)16 runs .............................. March 13, 2002 vs. Duquesne (W, 19-3)17 runs ........................ April 9, 2013 at Youngstown State (W, 24-7)18 runs .......................... March 8, 2003 vs. Chicago State (W, 20-2)19 runs .............................. March 24, 2005 vs. Seton Hall (W, 19-0)20 runs ............................... May 7, 2008 vs. Coppin State (W, 25-5)21 runs ....................................... 1963 vs. William & Mary (W, 24-3)22 runs ............ Feb. 29, 2008 at Maryland-Eastern Shore (W, 25-3)23 runs ...................................................... 1984 at Clarion (W, 23-0)30 runs ....................................................... 1953 vs. I.U.P. (W, 36-6)

PANTHERS vs. ACC OPPONENTS (ALL-TIME) TEAM W-L W% LAST MEETING

Boston College 22-22 .500 May 5, 2006Clemson 0-0 .000 Duke 1-4 .200 Feb. 15, 2003Florida State 0-19 .000 March 10, 2002Georgia Tech 0-0 .000Maryland 1-3 .250 Feb. 23, 2008Miami (FL) 0-3 .000 March 11, 2009North Carolina 0-0 .000North Carolina State 1-0 1.000 1941Notre Dame 18-34 .346 May 25, 2013Virginia 1-5 .167 1981Virginia Tech 11-8 .579 Feb. 24, 2008Wake Forest 0-1 .000 1940

2014 regular season opponent (Bold)

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2013 IN REVIEWOverall: 42-17 • Conference: 18-6 • Home: 25-5 • Away: 15-8 • Neutral: 2-4

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION RESULT W-L

Feb. 15, 2013 at Wichita State Wichita, Kan. W, 6-4 1-0Feb. 16, 2013 at Wichita State Wichita, Kan. W, 10-8 2-0Feb. 17, 2013 at Wichita State Wichita, Kan. W, 11-3 3-0Feb. 23, 2013 at Wofford Spartanburg, S.C. W, 4-3 4-0Feb. 24, 2013 at Wofford Spartanburg, S.C. L, 3-2 (7) 4-1 at Wofford Spartanburg, S.C. W, 19-8 5-1 March 1, 2013 at The Citadel Charleston, S.C. L, 8-0 5-2March 2, 2013 vs. UNC Asheville Charleston, S.C. L, 5-4 (10) 5-3March 3, 2013 vs. VCU Charleston, S.C. L, 6-4 5-4 March 9, 2013 vs. Youngstown State Charles L. Cost Field W, 9-2 6-4 vs. Manhattan Charles L. Cost Field W, 6-5 7-4March 10, 2013 vs. Manhattan Charles L. Cost Field W, 9-3 8-4 vs. Youngstown State Charles L. Cost Field W, 16-1 9-4 March 12, 2013 vs. West Virginia Charles L. Cost Field L, 8-7 9-5 March 15, 2013 vs. Niagara Charles L. Cost Field W, 17-3 10-5 vs. Toledo Charles L. Cost Field W, 4-2 11-5March 16, 2013 vs. Niagara Charles L. Cost Field L, 7-5 11-6March 17, 2013 vs. Toledo Charles L. Cost Field W, 9-5 12-6 March 22, 2013 at St. John’s* Queens, N.Y. W, 12-9 13-6March 23, 2013 at St. John’s* Queens, N.Y. W, 14-2 14-6March 24, 2013 at St. John’s* Queens, N.Y. W, 11-2 15-6March 27, 2013 at Penn State State College, Pa. W, 10-8 16-6March 29, 2013 vs. Towson Charles L. Cost Field W, 5-2 17-6 vs. Towson Charles L. Cost Field W, 2-1 (15) 18-6March 30, 2013 vs. Towson Charles L. Cost Field W, 7-5 19-6April 2, 2013 at Akron Akron, Ohio W, 11-7 20-6April 5, 2013 at USF* Tampa, Fla. L, 1-0 20-7April 6, 2013 at USF* Tampa, Fla. L, 7-6 20-8April 7, 2013 at USF* Tampa, Fla. L, 3-2 20-9April 9, 2013 at Youngstown State Youngstown, Ohio W, 24-7 21-9April 12, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame* Charles L. Cost Field W, 4-0 22-9April 13, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame* Charles L. Cost Field W, 4-2 23-9April 14, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame* Charles L. Cost Field W, 12-3 24-9April 16, 2013 vs. Youngstown State Charles L. Cost Field W, 11-9 25-9April 17, 2013 vs. Coppin State Charles L. Cost Field W, 10-4 (7) 26-9 vs. Coppin State Charles L. Cost Field L, 6-3 (7) 26-10April 20, 2013 vs. Rutgers* Charles L. Cost Field W, 14-5 27-10 vs. Rutgers* Charles L. Cost Field W, 9-4 28-10April 21, 2013 vs. Rutgers* Charles L. Cost Field W, 6-3 29-10April 27, 2013 vs. Cincinnati* Charles L. Cost Field W, 7-3 30-10 vs. Cincinnati* Charles L. Cost Field W, 4-3 31-10April 28, 2013 vs. Cincinnati* Charles L. Cost Field W, 10-9 32-10April 30, 2013 at West Virginia Morgantown, W. Va. W, 7-6 33-10May 1, 2013 vs. Akron Charles L. Cost Field L, 6-1 33-11 May 3, 2013 at Georgetown* Bethesda, Md. W, 8-3 34-11May 4, 2013 at Georgetown* Bethesda, Md. W, 13-3 35-11May 5, 2013 at Georgetown* Bethesda, Md. W, 6-2 36-11May 8, 2013 vs. Ohio Charles L. Cost Field W, 6-5 37-11May 11, 2013 vs. Villanova* Charles L. Cost Field W, 4-3 38-11 vs. Villanova* Charles L. Cost Field W, 12-4 39-11May 12, 2013 vs. Villanova* Charles L. Cost Field W, 10-2 40-11May 14, 2013 vs. Kent State Charles L. Cost Field L, 6-5 40-12May 16, 2013 at No. 10 Louisville Louisville, Ky. L, 5-2 40-13May 17, 2013 at No. 10 Louisville Louisville, Ky. L, 12-4 40-14May 18, 2013 at No. 10 Louisville Louisville, Ky. L, 7-4 40-15 May 22, 2013 vs. St. John’s^ Clearwater, Fla. W, 10-2 41-15May 23, 2013 vs. Notre Dame^ Clearwater, Fla. L, 5-3 41-16May 24, 2013 vs. No. 19 Seton Hall^ Clearwater, Fla. W, 7-6 (12) 42-16May 25, 2013 vs. Notre Dame^ Clearwater, Fla. L, 3-2 (10) 42-17

Regular season home game (Bold)Big East regular season game (*)Big East Tournament game (^)

DID YOU KNOW?In 1967, Dave Welty opened the season with 44.2 consecutive innings of shutout baseball, the longest shutout streak in Panthers history.

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2013 IN REVIEW2013 BATTING STATISTICS

PLAYER AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OBP SB-ATTCasey Roche .339 58-58 233 53 79 12 2 9 65 122 .524 27 12 41 .426 10-13Boo Vazquez .337 54-48 199 31 67 13 1 2 30 88 .442 28 5 22 .429 1-2Sam Parente .329 57-57 216 38 71 14 4 6 51 111 .514 13 12 46 .392 3-4Elvin Soto .320 59-57 222 50 71 13 6 6 43 114 .514 36 2 36 .416 3-3Stephen Vranka .318 58-58 236 65 75 18 5 7 47 124 .525 36 5 34 .413 16-19Steven Shelinsky, Jr. .311 57-54 183 50 57 8 1 12 54 103 .563 51 11 66 .480 6-8Eric Hess .305 46-43 174 39 53 11 1 2 31 72 .414 27 10 27 .423 8-9A.J. Lardo .288 20-12 52 11 15 1 0 0 4 16 .308 4 2 15 .362 5-7John Peluso .269 34-14 67 12 18 4 0 0 6 22 .328 11 0 9 .372 3-5Evan Oswald .266 59-59 222 41 59 6 2 2 21 75 .338 19 11 24 .353 7-9Dylan Wolsonovich .263 46-39 137 36 36 5 1 2 23 49 .358 18 2 20 .352 6-8Ron Sucre .211 29-14 57 7 12 1 0 0 8 13 .228 11 2 9 .352 2-2Bennette Hill .200 30-14 55 10 11 1 0 1 10 15 .273 9 2 21 .324 2-2Billy Lipari .067 15-4 15 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 .133 2 0 8 .176 0-0 Totals .302 59 2068 444 625 108 23 49 394 926 .448 292 76 378 .403 72-91

2013 PITCHING STATISTICS PLAYER ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR BAA WHIPJon Danielczyk 1.69 2-1 22 1 0 0/0 1 37.1 35 12 7 11 15 1 .255 1.23Ethan Mildren 2.35 10-3 16 15 4 1/0 0 114.2 88 37 30 25 76 4 .216 0.99Tanner Wilt 2.70 1-0 4 0 0 0/0 2 3.1 4 1 1 0 4 0 .308 1.20Rhys Aldenhoven 2.76 8-1 15 14 0 0/0 0 88.0 81 39 27 27 54 2 .249 1.23Joseph Harvey 3.27 4-1 23 0 0 0/0 5 33.0 28 14 12 20 29 1 .233 1.45Jeff Kelly 3.66 1-0 6 3 1 0/0 0 19.2 21 10 8 5 8 0 .269 1.32Matt Wotherspoon 3.70 9-3 16 15 3 0/0 0 107.0 103 51 44 33 85 4 .251 1.27J.R. Leonardi 4.17 3-4 22 0 0 0/0 2 36.2 52 26 17 17 25 0 .329 1.88Luke Curtis 4.29 1-0 10 3 0 0/0 0 21.0 26 15 10 6 18 2 .299 1.52Casey Roche 4.39 1-0 6 5 0 0/0 0 26.2 32 14 13 4 6 0 .302 1.35Jimmy Devine 5.14 1-1 8 0 0 0/0 0 14.0 15 12 8 10 8 1 .273 1.79Luke Novosel 6.75 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 2.2 3 2 2 1 0 1 .300 1.50Dave Yakopec 7.71 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 2.1 1 2 2 4 2 0 .143 2.14Alex Caravella 10.45 1-1 7 3 0 0/0 0 10.1 9 15 12 13 7 1 .231 2.13Andrew Belfiglio 13.50 0-2 10 0 0 0/0 0 6.0 10 11 9 12 8 2 .357 3.67Pete Macke 16.62 0-0 5 0 0 0/0 0 4.1 7 8 8 6 4 0 .368 3.00 Totals 3.59 42-17 59 59 8 1/0 10 527.0 515 269 210 194 349 19 .258 1.35

2013 PINCH-HITTING STATISTICS PLAYER AVG G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB OBPJohn Peluso .273 12 11 3 1 0 0 2 1 .333Bennette Hill .125 9 8 1 0 0 0 0 1 .222Ron Sucre .000 8 6 0 0 0 0 1 1 .125Boo Vazquez .500 6 6 3 0 1 0 3 0 .500Eric Hess .000 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000Billy Lipari .000 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 .333Steven Shelinsky, Jr. .500 3 2 1 0 0 1 2 1 .667Dylan Wolsonovich 1.000 3 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 1.000A.J. Lardo .500 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 .500Elvin Soto .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

2013 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDSStarting Pitchers ............................ 29-7 (.806)Relief Pitchers .............................. 13-10 (.565)

Doubleheaders (Home) ......................... 7-0-1*Doubleheaders (Road) ............................ 0-0-1

Doubleheader sweeps losses & splits (*)February ........................................... 5-1 (.833)March .............................................. 14-5 (.737)April ................................................ 14-4 (.778)May .................................................... 9-7 (.563)

Day Games .................................... 37-11 (.771)Night Games ..................................... 5-6 (.455)

Games vs. Ranked Opponents ....... 4-3 (.571)

Walk-Off Wins ................................................ 6Come-From-Behind Wins ............................. 1

2013 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

Shutouts ............................ 1-0 ........................ 0-2 ........................ 0-0 ................... 1-2 (.333) Extra Innings ..................... 1-0 ........................ 0-0 ........................ 1-2 ................... 2-2 (.500) One-Run Decisions .......... 6-2 ........................ 2-4 ........................ 1-2 ................... 9-8 (.529) Two-Run Decisions .......... 4-1 ........................ 3-0 ........................ 0-2 ................... 7-3 (.700)

HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL

HOW MANY GAMES OVER .500?

10 Games Over .500 .................................... March 27, 2013 (16-6, .727)15 Games Over .500 ....................................... April 14, 2013 (24-9, .727)20 Games Over .500 ..................................... April 27, 2013 (30-10, .750)25 Games Over .500 ........................................ May 5, 2013 (36-11, .766)29 Games Over .500 ...................................... May 12, 2013 (40-11, .784)

RUNS COMING OFF A LOSS IN A WIN

Seven+ Runs ................................................................................. 9 timesEight+ Runs .................................................................................. 8 timesNine+ Runs .................................................................................... 7 times10+ Runs ....................................................................................... 5 times15+ Runs ....................................................................................... 3 times

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2013 IN REVIEW2013 CONFERENCE BREAKDOWN

ATLANTIC 10

VCU 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 Totals 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1

TEAM HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL

BIG 12

West Virginia 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 Totals 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1


BIG EAST

Cincinnati 3-0 0-0 0-0 3-0Georgetown 0-0 3-0 0-0 3-0Louisville 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-3Notre Dame 3-0 0-0 0-2 3-2Rutgers 3-0 0-0 0-0 3-0Seton Hall 0-0 0-0 1-0 1-0St. John’s 0-0 3-0 1-0 4-0USF 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-3Villanova 3-0 0-0 0-0 3-0 Totals 12-0 6-6 2-2 20-8


BIG SOUTH

UNC Asheville 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 Totals 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1


BIG TEN

Penn State 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 Totals 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0


COLONIAL ATHLETIC

Towson 3-0 0-0 0-0 3-0 Totals 3-0 0-0 0-0 3-0


HORIZON

Youngstown State 3-0 1-0 0-0 4-0 Totals 3-0 1-0 0-0 4-0


MAAC

Manhattan 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0Niagara 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 Totals 3-1 0-0 0-0 3-1


MEAC

Coppin State 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 Totals 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1


DID YOU KNOW?In 1949, scheduled performances by the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera forced the Panthers to move the season’s games from Pitt Stadium to the Schenley Oval.

LUKE CURTIS

BOO VAZQUEZ

ERIC HESS

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2013 CONFERENCE BREAKDOWNMID-AMERICAN

Akron 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1Kent State 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Ohio 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Toledo 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 Totals 3-2 1-0 0-0 4-2


2013 IN REVIEW

MISSOURI VALLEY

Wichita State 0-0 3-0 0-0 3-0 Totals 0-0 3-0 0-0 3-0


SOUTHERN

The Citadel 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1Wofford 0-0 2-1 0-0 2-1 Totals 0-0 2-2 0-0 2-2


2013 RECORD WHEN ...

Starter Goes Five or More Innings ....... 35-12Starter Goes Less Than Five Innings ....... 7-5

Scoring First ............................................ 29-6Opponent Scores First ........................... 13-11Leading After Six Innings ....................... 35-1Trailing After Six Innings ........................ 3-12Tied After Six Innings ................................ 4-3Leading After Eight Innings .................... 37-1Trailing After Eight Innings ...................... 0-11Tied After Eight Innings ............................ 5-4

Scoring 0-3 Runs ....................................... 2-9Scoring 4-7 Runs ..................................... 14-8Scoring 8-10 Runs .................................... 11-0Scoring 11+ Runs .................................... 14-0Opponent Scores Five Runs or Less ...... 32-6Opponent Scores Five+ Runs ............... 10-11

Recording 1-3 Hits ..................................... 0-1Recording 4-7 Hits ..................................... 0-6Recording 7-10 Hits ................................. 16-8Recording 11+ Hits .................................. 27-2Out-Hitting Opponent .............................. 34-6Out-Hit By Opponent ................................ 7-11Hit Totals Are Equal ................................... 1-0

Hitting A Home Run ................................. 27-9Opponent Hits A Home Run ..................... 7-7

2013 HIGHS & LOWSTEAM MISCELLANEOUS

Longest Winning Streak ............................................... 9 games (March 22-April 2)Longest Game (Innings) ...................... 15 innings (March 29 vs. Towson, Game 2)Longest Game (Time) ..................................... 3:47 (March 29 vs. Towson, Game 2)Largest Margin of Victory .............. 17 runs (April 9 at Youngstown State | W, 24-7)Largest Come-From-Behind Victory ........ 8 runs (April 28 vs. Cincinnati | W, 10-9)

INDIVIDUAL BATTING

Most Hits .................................................... 5, Boo Vazquez (May 3 at Georgetown)Most Runs ............................................. 5, Stephen Vranka & Dylan Wolsonovich (April 9 at Youngstown State)Most Doubles .......................... 3, twice, last by Sam Parente (April 21 vs. Rutgers)Most Triples ....................................... 2, Elvin Soto (April 27 vs. Cincinnati, Game 2)Most Home Runs ......................... 2, Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (March 15 vs. Niagara)Most RBI ........................................ 10, Casey Roche (April 9 at Youngstown State)Most Stolen Bases ............ 3, Stephen Vranka (April 17 vs. Coppin State, Game 1)Most Walks ........................................... 3, nine times, last by Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (May 14 vs. Kent State)Longest Hitting Streak ............................... 17 games, Elvin Soto (April 30-May 25)Grand Slams ......................................................... 1, five times, last by Bennette Hill (April 30 at West Virginia)

INDIVIDUAL BATTING

Most Strikeouts ......................................... 9, five times, last by Matt Wotherspoon (May 11 vs. Villanova)Longest Winning Streak ........................ 8, Rhys Aldenhoven (Feb. 17-May 12) & Matt Wotherspoon (March 9-May 11)Fewest Hits Allowed (Complete Game) .................... 3, Ethan Mildren (April 12 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame)Most Innings (Starter) ..................................... 9.0, five times, last by Ethan Mildren (April 12 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame)Most Innings (Reliever) ........ 6.0, Jon Danielczyk (March 29 vs. Towson, Game 2)

DID YOU KNOW?In a 16-3 win over Carnegie Tech in 1908, the Panthers scored 12 runs in the eighth inning to secure an insurmountable lead. They also drew 18 bases on balls in the contest.

2013 LINEUP CARDSTARTING LINEUPS (WITH TEAM RECORDS)

1ST - Stephen Vranka (34-14), Evan Oswald (8-1), A.J. Lardo (0-2)2ND - Eric Hess (28-8), Elvin Soto (7-5), Boo Vazquez (4-1), Evan Oswald (1-2), A.J. Lardo (1-0), Dylan Wolsonovich (1-0), John Peluso (0-1)3RD - Casey Roche (41-15), Boo Vazquez (1-2)4TH - Boo Vazquez (24-8), Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (12-3), Sam Parente (4-3), Elvin Soto (2-2), Casey Roche (0-1)5TH - Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (17-7), Sam Parente (8-7), Elvin Soto (12-2), Boo Vazquez (4-1), A.J. Lardo (1-0)6TH - Elvin Soto (15-4), Sam Parente (11-4), Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (6-3), John Peluso (4-3), A.J. Lardo (3-2), Boo Vazquez (2-0), Ron Sucre (1-1)7TH - Sam Parente (19-1), Elvin Soto (6-2), Eric Hess (5-1), John Peluso (4-2), Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (3-3), Ron Sucre (1-2), Evan Oswald (2-0), A.J. Lardo (1-1), Stephen Vranka (0-2), Bennette Hill (0-1), Billy Lipari (0-1), Dylan Wolsonovich (0-1)8TH - Evan Oswald (13-9), Dylan Wolsonovich (12-2), Bennette Hill (6-2), Ron Sucre (4-3), Stephen Vranka (5-0), Eric Hess (1-0), Casey Roche (1-0), A.J. Lardo (0-1)9TH - Evan Oswald (18-5), Dylan Wolsonovich (15-8), Bennette Hill (4-1), Stephen Vranka (3-0), Billy Lipari (1-2), Ron Sucre (1-1)

STARTING POSITIONS (WITH TEAM RECORDS)

C - Elvin Soto (41-15), Bill Lipari (1-2) 1B - Eric Hess (34-9), Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (6-7), Sam Parente (2-1) 2B - Dylan Wolsonovich (28-11), Bennette Hill (10-3), Ron Sucre (4-3) 3B - Sam Parente (40-14), Ron Sucre (2-3) SS - Evan Oswald (42-17) LF - Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (29-8), Boo Vazquez (11-8), John Peluso (2-0), A.J. Lardo (0-1) CF - Stephen Vranka (42-16), A.J. Lardo (0-1) RF - Casey Roche (40-13), John Peluso (1-2), Boo Vazquez (1-1), Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (0-1) DH - Boo Vazquez (24-3), A.J. Lardo (6-4), John Peluso (5-4), Casey Roche (3-3), Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (2-0), Ron Sucre (1-1), Elvin Soto (1-0), Bennette Hill (0-1), Billy Lipari (0-1)

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2013 IN REVIEW2013 BIG EAST CONFERENCE STANDINGS

TEAM W-L W% GB W-L* W%*1. Louisville 20-4 .833 --- 46-10 .8212. Seton Hall 18-6 .750 2 36-17 .6793. Pittsburgh 18-6 .750 2 40-15 .7274. USF 17-7 .708 3 35-20 .6365. Rutgers 14-10 .583 6 26-28 .4816. St. John’s 10-14 .417 10 23-33 .4117. Notre Dame 10-14 .417 10 31-23 .5748. Connecticut 9-15 .375 11 30-26 .536 9. Cincinnati 6-18 .250 14 24-32 .42910. Villanova 5-19 .208 15 14-40 .25911. Georgetown 5-19 .208 15 25-28 .472

Conference record and winning percentage (*)

2013 LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

Seven Hitters With .300+ AVG ................................. 10 in 2010Four Hitters With 70+ Hits ......................................... 7 in 2010Four Hitters With Six+ HR .......................................... 5 in 2008Four Hitters With 50+ Runs ....................................... 5 in 2010Three Hitters With 50+ RBI ........................................ 3 in 2010Three Hitters With 35+ Walks .................... First time in history

Three SP With Eight+ Wins ........................ First time in historyThree RP With 20+ Appearances .............................. 3 in 2003Two SP With 100+ Innings ......................... First time in historyTwo SP With Sub-3.00 ERA ........................................ 2 in 2005

2013 BIG EAST CATEGORICAL RANKINGS (TEAM BATTING)BATTING AVERAGE ON-BASE PERCENTAGE SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Pittsburgh ........................................ .3022. Seton Hall ......................................... .3013. Louisville ........................................... .2894. USF ................................................... .2835. Rutgers ............................................. .281

1. Pittsburgh ........................................ .4032. Seton Hall ......................................... .3823. Louisville ........................................... .3814. USF ................................................... .3715. Rutgers ............................................. .367

1. Pittsburgh ........................................ .4482. Seton Hall ......................................... .4073. Louisville ........................................... .3984. Notre Dame ....................................... .3885. Rutgers ............................................. .384

RUNS HITS RBI1. Pittsburgh ......................................... 4442. Louisville ............................................ 4043. Seton Hall .......................................... 3724. USF .................................................... 3285. Connecticut ........................................ 318

1. Louisville ............................................ 6292. Pittsburgh ......................................... 6253. USF .................................................... 5924. Seton Hall .......................................... 5905. Connecticut ........................................ 584

1. Pittsburgh ......................................... 3942. Louisville ............................................ 3613. Seton Hall .......................................... 3304. USF .................................................... 2985. St. John’s ........................................... 273

DOUBLES TRIPLES HOME RUNS1. St. John’s ........................................... 1222. Pittsburgh ......................................... 1083. USF .................................................... 1064. Rutgers .............................................. 1055. Seton Hall ............................................ 99

1. Seton Hall ............................................ 322. Louisville .............................................. 263. Pittsburgh ........................................... 23 Notre Dame .......................................... 235. Connecticut .......................................... 14

1. Pittsburgh ........................................... 492. Louisville .............................................. 293. Rutgers ................................................ 26 Notre Dame .......................................... 265. Cincinnati ............................................. 22

TOTAL BASES WALKS STOLEN BASES1. Pittsburgh ......................................... 9262. Louisville ............................................ 8663. Seton Hall .......................................... 7984. USF .................................................... 7735. Notre Dame ........................................ 772

1. Pittsburgh ......................................... 2922. Connecticut ........................................ 2553. Rutgers .............................................. 2514. USF .................................................... 2445. Cincinnati ........................................... 238

1. Louisville ............................................ 1502. Seton Hall .......................................... 1323. Connecticut ........................................ 1214. Cincinnati ........................................... 1035. Pittsburgh ........................................... 72

ERA BATTING AVERAGE AGAINST STRIKEOUTS1. Louisville ........................................... 2.522. Seton Hall ......................................... 3.113. Connecticut ....................................... 3.424. Pittsburgh ........................................ 3.595. USF ................................................... 3.67

1. Louisville ........................................... .2142. Seton Hall ......................................... .2363. USF ................................................... .2494. Connecticut ....................................... .2535. Pittsburgh ........................................ .258

1. Louisville ............................................ 6292. Connecticut ........................................ 3983. Seton Hall .......................................... 3724. USF .................................................... 3705. Pittsburgh ......................................... 349

HITS RUNS EARNED RUNS1. Seton Hall .......................................... 4342. Louisville ............................................ 4543. USF .................................................... 5094. Pittsburgh ......................................... 5155. Georgetown ....................................... 517

1. Seton Hall .......................................... 2042. Louisville ............................................ 2123. Notre Dame ........................................ 2614. Pittsburgh ......................................... 2695. Connecticut ........................................ 271

1. Louisville ............................................ 1652. Seton Hall .......................................... 1733. Pittsburgh ......................................... 2104. Connecticut ........................................ 2185. Notre Dame ........................................ 220

2013 BIG EAST CATEGORICAL RANKINGS (TEAM PITCHING)

DID YOU KNOW?On May 12, 1915, Eddie Langdon struck out 17 batters in a 10-0 win vs. Allegheny. His 17 punch-outs are the most strikeouts by a Panther in a single game on record in program history.

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2013 IN REVIEWON-BASE PERCENTAGE SLUGGING PERCENTAGE RUNS

1. Eric Jagielo (ND) ............................... .5002. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (PITT) ........... .4803. Ian Happ (CIN) .................................. .4514. Steve Zavala (RU) ............................ .4485. Trey Mancini (ND) ............................. .431

1. Eric Jagielo (ND) ............................... .6332. Trey Mancini (ND) ............................. .6033. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (PITT) ........... .5634. Giuseppe Papaccio (SHU) ................ .5545. Stephen Vranka (PITT) .................... .525

1. Stephen Vranka (PITT) ....................... 652. Zack Granite (SHU) ............................. 593. Kyle Teaf (USF) .................................... 574. Ty Young (LOU) ................................... 545. Casey Roche (PITT) ........................... 53

2013 BIG EAST CATEGORICAL RANKINGS (INDIVIDUAL BATTING)

RBI HOME RUNS TOTAL BASES1. Casey Roche (PITT) ........................... 652. Ty Young (LOU) ................................... 583. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (PITT) .............. 54 Trey Mancini (ND) ................................ 545. Frank Schwindel (STJ) ......................... 53

1. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (PITT) .............. 122. Eric Jagielo (ND) .................................... 9 Casey Roche (PITT) ............................. 9 Jeff Gardner (LOU) ................................ 95. Coco Johnson (LOU) ............................. 8

1. Trey Mancini (ND) .............................. 1382. L.J. Mazzilli (UCONN) ........................ 1343. Giuseppe Papaccio (SHU) ................. 1294. Stephen Vranka (PITT) ..................... 124 Eric Jagielo (ND) ................................ 124

WALKS1. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (PITT) .............. 512. Ian Happ (CIN) ..................................... 473. Kyle Teaf (USF) .................................... 404. Steve Schrenk (VU) ............................. 385. Steve Zavala (RU) ............................... 36

INNINGS STRIKEOUTS WINS1. Adam Norton (ND) .......................... 116.12. Ethan Mildren (PITT) ....................... 114.23. Carson Cross (UCONN) ................. 110.24. Jon Prosinski (SHU) ........................ 108.05. Matt Wotherspoon (PITT) ............. 107.0

1. Jeff Thompson (LOU) ......................... 1132. Carson Cross (UCONN) ...................... 863. Matt Wotherspoon (PITT) .................. 85 James Lomangino (STJ) ...................... 855. Dace Kime (LOU) ................................. 83

1. Jeff Thompson (LOU) ........................... 112. Ethan Mildren (PITT) ............................ 10 Chad Green (LOU) ............................... 10 Adam Norton (ND) ............................... 105. Matt Wotherspoon (PITT) .................... 9

2013 BIG EAST CATEGORICAL RANKINGS (INDIVIDUAL PITCHING)

GAMES FINISHED1. Brian Gilbert (SHU) .............................. 25 Nick Burdi (LOU) .................................. 253. Dan Slania (ND) ................................... 224. Joseph Harvey (PITT) ........................ 195. Thomas Hackimer (STJ) ...................... 17

2013 NCAA TOP-20 CATEGORICAL FINISHES (TEAM) CATEGORY RANK TOTALRuns .......................................... 7 ................................. 444Scoring ..................................... 7 .................................. 7.5 Base on Balls .......................... 10 ................................ 292Double Plays ........................... 11 ................................. 61 On-Base Percentage .............. 12 ............................... .403 Triples ...................................... 14 ................................. 23 Slugging Percentage .............. 15 ............................... .448 Double Plays Per Game ......... 17 ............................... 1.03 Winning Percentage ............... 17 ............................... .712 Home Runs Per Game ............ 18 ............................... 0.83 Home Runs .............................. 20 ................................. 49 Triples Per Game .................... 20 ............................... 0.39

2013 NCAA TOP-20 CATEGORICAL FINISHES (INDIVIDUAL) CATEGORY PLAYER RANK TOTALBase on Balls Per Game ...... Steven Shelinsky, Jr....... 7 ................ 0.89 Runs Per Game ..................... Stephen Vranka ............ 11 ............... 1.12 Base on Balls ........................ Steven Shelinsky, Jr. .... 13 ................. 51 Runs ....................................... Stephen Vranka ............ 13 ................. 65 RBI Per Game ........................ Casey Roche ................ 14 ............... 1.10 RBI ......................................... Casey Roche ................ 18 ................. 65 On-Base Percentage ............ Steven Shelinsky, Jr. .... 20 ............... .480 Triples .................................... Elvin Soto ....................... 20 .................. 6

DID YOU KNOW?Junior outfielder Boo Vazquez led all Pitt players with a .383 batting average and .485 on-base percentage in conference games in 2013. Vazquez, a 38th-round selection by the Colorado Rockies in 2011 out of high school, has been listed as Baseball America’s No. 67 prospect for the 2014 season.

DID YOU KNOW?Pitt ranks in the NCAA’s top-10 in several all-time categories. In 1967, Panthers southpaw Dave Welty recorded a 0.33 ERA which is still today the sixth-lowest mark in collegiate baseball history. Additionally, Pitt’s 4.40 stolen bases per game (207 total stolen bases) in 1994 ranks eighth all-time in NCAA history.

DID YOU KNOW?

In 2013, Pitt led all Big East teams in on-base percentage (.398), slugging percentage (.427), runs (178), RBI (148), home runs (17), total bases (354), and walks (121) in conference games. The Panthers also ranked second in batting average (.296) and hits (246) and third overall in doubles (43).

ANDREW BELFIGLIO

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PITT BASEBALL HISTORY

The Panthers’ roots in collegiate baseball date back to 1869, when the “University Nine” of the Western University of Pennsylvania defeated the Eckfords of East Liberty, 21-20, in a five-inning contest. According to the 1937 edition of the student yearbook, The Owl, the 19th-century slugfest was the “first game of consequence played at the University.” It was not until the following season in 1870 when the “University Nine” lost their first game, and despite the team’s earliest successes, competitive baseball was only played intermittently for the next two decades. Toward the turn of the century from 1888-94, however, baseball flourished at the Western University of Pennsylvania, helping to define a period that has been referred to as the University’s first “golden age” in athletics (1892-94). Official sponsorship of the baseball program from the University came in 1907 and was followed by several changes to the school’s identity. In 1908, the Western University of Pennsylvania changed its name to the University of Pittsburgh after relocating its campus to Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood and, as part of the move, adopted the “Panthers” nickname in 1909. It was also around this time when Dick Hoblitzell made his major league debut with the Cincinnati Reds (Sept. 5, 1908), becoming the first Pitt player to ever break into the big leagues. Hoblitzell’s 1,130 hits and .278 batting average are the best career offensive marks of any former Panther in Major League Baseball. Several highly credentialed names came to head Pitt’s baseball team shortly after the University officially recognized the program. Thomas McCreery, the Panthers’ first head coach on record to have played in the majors (1895-1903), anchored the 1912 unit in his first and only year with the team. Sam Wilson, Pitt’s team captain in 1914, replaced Mays Edmundson (1913-14) in 1915. According to The Gazette Times, Wilson “was so popular with his teammates and showed such a fine knowledge of baseball that he was the unanimous choice for the leadership position.” James DeHart, one of the most renowned Panther athletes of the early-20th century, suited up with the baseball team to make history in the spring of 1916. Though he was not the first to engage in multiple sports at the University, DeHart did become Pitt’s first four-sport letterman. Best known for quarterbacking the Panthers’ undefeated team in 1916 under the tutelage of Glenn “Pop” Warner, DeHart lettered in baseball, basketball, football and track and field at Pitt. Walter Blair, who was a catcher for the New York Highlanders of the American League from 1907-11, coached the Panthers in 1917. At the end of the season, Pitt suspended all baseball activity due to waning interest in the sport. Not only was World War I a leading factor in the program’s disbandment, but so too was the irregularity of scheduling, the lack of proper facilities and the growing popularity of football. Three years passed without baseball at the University (1918-20) before Dick Harley, who played 740 games in the major leagues (1897-1903), resurrected the Panthers’ program in 1921 with notable success. In the first season of the “Harley Era,” Pitt went 13-6, recording the most wins in a single season during Harley’s tenure as head coach. The Panthers struggled throughout much of 1922, but they did take two games

from Penn State at the end of the season to knock the Nittany Lions out of contention for the Tri-State Championship. Team captain Steve Swetonic, who debuted with the Pittsburgh Pirates on April 17, 1929 as a reliever, helped Pitt rebound to win 11 of 17 games in 1923 and to finish at 8-3 in a shortened 1924 season. All in all, Harley’s Panthers excelled on the field during his four years at the helm and his influence on the program made him one of the most respected coaches in collegiate baseball. As noted in the 1923 edition of The Owl, “Coach Harley’s years of experience served to great advantage in molding the genuine fighting spirit that characterized the backbone of the team.” In 1925, Pitt baseball entered its second hiatus in eight years and did not return until 1939 when Ralph Mitterling (1939-54, 89-106-1), the third consecutive Panther head coach with a background in Major League Baseball (1916, Philadelphia Athletics), took over the team (baseball has since been played continuously at the University). The modern era of Pitt baseball was welcomed with the first ever game played at Pitt Stadium, a multi-purpose facility located at the heart of the University’s campus, on May 5, 1939. Lefty Drobniewski set records in batting average (.458) and slugging percentage (.750) during the 1939 season - feats that remained untouched for the next 11 and 10 years, respectively. Ed Raymond, who was a member of the Panthers’ only basketball team to advance to the Final Four (1941), also made his baseball debut in 1939. 1941 was the best season of Mitterling’s first decade with the program, as it featured a seven-game win streak and undefeated record (3-0) against longtime rival West Virginia en route to a 9-3 overall finish. Pitt encountered a bout of misfortunes from 1942-48, going 16-41 during that time. Reviving the “genuine fighting spirit” of Panther teams of the past, the 1948 Pitt baseball team battled in three extra-innings affairs during its 11-game season, with the first of which lasting 15 innings against Juniata in a heartbreaking 3-2 loss (currently tied for the longest game in program history). The program took a turn in a much more positive direction in 1949 when the Panthers won 11 games for the first time since 1923 behind the production of Frank Papariello, whose .808 slugging percentage still stands as the team’s single-season record. In 1950, George Lowe topped Drobniewski’s single-season batting record with a .474 mark of his own and also recorded a .574 on-base percentage (program record). After floating under and above .500 in 1951 (9-10) and 1952 (7-5), an outstanding offensive resurgence paved the way to a 12-6-1 record in 1953. The Panthers won 11 of their last 13 games to finish the season, including a whopping 36-6 victory over I.U.P. (the most runs and largest margin of victory in program history). Dick Shannon also became Pitt’s first seven-game winner in 1953, tossing 95.1 innings on the year and working the most complete games (9) recorded by a Panther in a season.

1869 WESTERN UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA BASEBALL TEAM

RALPH MITTERLING

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Mitterling’s final season at Pitt was highlighted by a 10-7 showing in 1954, capping off a coaching career that certainly cannot be overlooked. Mitterling produced some of the most successful baseball talents in Panthers history with three of his former players making their major league debuts while he was still coaching. Bob Malloy, whose 3.26 career ERA is the lowest of any former Pitt player with more than one season played in Major League Baseball, debuted with the Cincinnati Reds in 1943. Dave Pope (1952, Cleveland Indians), who batted .294 as a rookie, and Russ Kemmerer (1954, Boston Red Sox), each broke into the big leagues in the 1950s as well. Bobby Lewis (1955-90, 399-383-1), a teacher in the University’s Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department in the School of Education, was hired as Pitt’s new head coach in 1954 and will go down as one of the most storied figures in school history for his work with the Panthers over the course of 36 seasons. As former athletic director Ed Bozik once said, Lewis was “a throwback to the simpler days of college athletics - a full-time faculty member and a coach second.” The Panthers were 34-39 in Lewis’ first four seasons (1955-58), during which some of the most esteemed athletes in Pitt history made their baseball debuts. In 1955, Joe Walton, an All-American football player who helped lead the Panthers to consecutive bowl games in 1955 and 1956, appeared in his first collegiate baseball game playing center field. Walton was known to have incredible power at the plate and was described by Lewis as “a very fine ballplayer.” In 1957, the Washington Redskins called his name in the second round of the NFL Draft and he later led a prominent coaching career in professional football from 1967-91. Walton often joked about how the curveball was what kept him from continuing to play baseball. Mike Ditka, praised by Lewis for his ability to cover ground in the outfield, made his Pitt debut on the diamond in 1958. Ditka lettered in baseball, basketball and football for the Panthers and was the fifth overall pick of the 1961 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears. He has since become a three-time Super Bowl Champion, as a player and as a coach, and has also been enshrined in both the College and Pro Football Hall of Fames.

MIKE DITKA


1959 marked the beginning of a new era for Pitt baseball. The Panthers posted a 14-4 record that season and qualified for their first appearance in the NCAA Tournament, where they lost to Ithaca College, 4-3, in 11 innings in the opening round of the District 2 Regional. Senior shortstop George Schoeppner, whom Lewis considered as one of the best players he ever coached, was the catalyst of Pitt’s 1959 team, becoming the Panthers’ first-ever All-American and All-Region selection. Lewis’ No. 10 and Schoeppner’s No. 25 are the only baseball jersey numbers retired by the University. From 1962-65, Pitt went 59-16 with four consecutive seasons of 11 or more wins. In 1963, the Panthers won the first eight games of the season averaging 10.4 runs per game and were led by the .494 batting average of Bob Cuthbert, topping Lowe’s record set in 1950. Both Cuthbert and John Carlisle, who tossed no-hitters against Duquesne and Kent State while becoming the first Pitt pitcher to strike out 100 batters in a season (105), were All-Region selections that year. The Panthers won 17 games for the second time in as many years in 1965 after opening the season at 10-0, the best start of any team in

program history, and shutting out 10 of their opponents (also a program best). Qualifying for its second NCAA Tournament in six years, Pitt fell once again in the first round, this time to No. 7 Lafayette, 4-3, in the Princeton Regional. Fred Mazurek garnered All-American honors at the end of the season after leading the Panthers in batting (.466) and striking out just four times in 73 total at-bats. Pitching, however, defined Pitt’s remarkable 1965 campaign. Lee Brueckel, who served as a starter and reliever for the Panthers, led the nation with a 0.68 ERA in 58.1 innings, striking out 63 batters and tossing six complete games (including four shutouts). Dave Blyshak also dominated the pitching charts with his 0.94 ERA. Brueckel (0.84) and Blyshak (1.74) are first and second, respectively, on the program’s all-time ERA list. Only five Pitt pitchers have recorded earned run averages below 1.00, and all five of such marks came between 1965 (Blyshak and Brueckel) and 1970. Don Stock continued the trend of the previous season with a 0.82 ERA in 1966. Dave Welty led the NCAA and set a single-season program record in 1967 with a 0.33 ERA, allowing just two earned runs in 55 innings to go along with a 6-1 record and 89 strikeouts. Welty, who pitched the program’s third no-hitter in five seasons that year, is the only Panther to ever record a sub-1.00 ERA and have more than 80 strikeouts in the same season. Three years later, Frank Mincarelli held a 0.74 ERA in Pitt’s inaugural season at Trees Field. The 1970s were a period of offensive might for the Panthers. Ken Macha batted .415 as a junior in 1971 with seven home runs and 31 RBI

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PITT BASEBALL HISTORYin Pitt’s 18-win season. He collected All-Region honors in 1972 and was drafted in the sixth round by the Pittsburgh Pirates - the Panthers’ highest draft pick at the time. Macha went on to play six seasons with the Pirates, Montreal Expos and Toronto Blue Jays and also managed the Oakland Athletics (2003-06) and Milwaukee Brewers (2009-10). Pitt’s offense batted .339 in 1973 and went 10-3 on the season thanks to Jim Sufrin (.447), Paul Quarantillo (.433) and Dan Slain (.388), who each contributed to make the Panthers’ lineup one of the nation’s most potent congregations of college hitters. In 1974, Pete Martorelli became the best at getting on base in Pitt baseball history when he posted a .581 on-base percentage. Dan DeStout had one of the best offensive seasons ever by a Panther catcher when he batted .435 with five home runs in 1977. Allen Lachowicz made his freshman debut in 1979, going 3-2 in five starts and recording a 1.50 ERA and 41 strikeouts in 36 innings pitched. Lachowicz was the Panthers’ best starting pitcher since George Medich, who played 11 seasons in the big leagues and whose 124 career wins in Major League Baseball are the most by any former Panther. Playing a critical role in Pitt winning 17 of its last 19 games to finish at 25-8 in 1981, Lachowicz completed his junior campaign with a career-best 1.41 ERA and became the University’s first and only first-round selection in the MLB Draft (Texas Rangers). Lachowicz struck out Reggie Jackson (Oakland Athletics) twice in his first appearance with the Rangers - a game in which Lewis attended. When injuries closed the door on Lachowicz’s young career in 1983, Lewis, who was always one to remind his players, “The degree comes first,” advised him to return to school, which he did. The early 1980s featured several record-breaking feats by Panther players, beginning with Mike Luciow completing two no-hitters in 1981. In 1983, Tony LaCava set records in batting average (.508) and on-base percentage (.623) and Aaron Krause closed his career with a program-best 17 wins and 17 complete games from 1981-84. Pitt joined the Big East Conference in 1985, transitioning from independent competition to conference clashes with the likes of Seton Hall and St. John’s. Aside from Chris Jelic (1985, Kansas City Royals) and Matt Stennett (1986, Houston Astros) being selected in the MLB Draft, Gregg Lamanti (12) and Dave Westwood (11) teaming up to become the first Panther teammates to hit for double-digit home runs in 1987 and Billy Sherbondy being named the 1988 Big East Rookie of the Year, Pitt struggled to make an immediate impact in the Big East. The Panthers finished last in the conference’s South Division in four of five seasons from 1985-89 and fell to the bottom of the Big East when divisional play was removed from the conference’s format in 1990. Mark Jackson (1991-97, 183-143-1) was named Pitt baseball’s next head coach shortly after Lewis’ retirement in 1990, and it did not take long for him to create a buzz in the Big East. Following 15-30 and 25-22 finishes in 1991 and 1992, Jackson led the Panthers to their first

GEORGE MEDICHappearance in the Big East Tournament in 1993. Pitt opened the season at 17-2 and finished at 30-13 (10-11, Big East) overall, placing sixth in the conference standings. The Panthers remained steadfast with their winning mentality in 1994, winning 17 of their first 22 games of the season. Pitt went on to post a 36-16-1 (15-5, Big East) record and was crowned the Big East Regular Season Champion to guarantee a second consecutive conference tournament appearance. The Panthers led the nation in stolen bases (207) that year, with Craig Crawley (36), Bob Miller (31), Danny Gonzalez (27), Jason Conti (25) and Josh Tyler (24) carrying the weight on the base paths. Tyler, a First Team All-Big East selection, was also named the 1994 Big East Player of the Year. Taking 16 of their first 18 games of the season and recording the most wins in program history (39), a record that remained unbroken until 2013, the 1995 Panthers finished fourth in the conference to head to their third-straight Big East Tournament. Unlike the previous two seasons, Pitt cruised through tournament play, defeating Providence, 10-4, in the championship game. Having secured an automatic bid to the 1995 NCAA Tournament, the newly crowned Big East Tournament Champions advanced to the Mideast Regional in Knoxville, Tenn. The Panthers lost to No. 11 Oklahoma State, 6-3, in the first round but outslugged The Citadel, 12-10, and California, 9-4, in the following games to earn another shot against the Cowboys. Resilient and determined, the Panthers turned to their explosive offense to remain alive in the regional but fell once more to No. 11 Oklahoma State, 15-13, ending the best postseason run in program history. Tedde Campbell, who signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1996, was the most reliable arm on the team that season, setting records in wins (15), games started (16), total appearances (26), innings pitched (135.0) and strikeouts (109). Leading Pitt’s offense was Trent Babcock, who batted .352 with 13 home runs and 47 RBI in the best statistical season of his career. The final two seasons of Jackson’s career with the Panthers were not as decorated as the previous three as Pitt failed to gain entry to the Big East Tournament in 1996 and 1997. With growing interest spurring in the collegiate game, the Panthers played their first ever games before crowds gathered at Three Rivers Stadium in 1996, where they defeated West Virginia, 3-1, and lost to Akron, 6-4. Pitt finished below the .500 mark (19-26) in 1997 for the first time since Jackson’s first season as head coach, setting into motion a plan that intended to restore the program’s prestige with permanence moving forward. Athletic director Steve Pederson hired Joe Jordano (1998-present, 469-378-2) as the Panthers’ head coach on November 15, 1997, marking the beginning of a rebuilding project that has delivered an unprecedented amount of growth, productivity and success over the past 16 seasons. Jordano is the winningest coach in program history, amassing 469 wins

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and 10 postseason appearances. He has coached 49 All-Conference selections, 18 All-Region selections and 12 All-Americans and has seen 49 of his players go on to sign professional contracts. Through his emphasis on excellence, integrity and passion, Jordano has played a crucial role in reestablishing the Panthers as a premier northeast program. Jordano captured his first win with Pitt in the 1998 season opener in an 8-3 win against Northwood on March 2 and picked up his first conference victory against Georgetown, 5-1, on March 22. He was also welcomed by more than $500,000 in renovations to Trees Field in 1999, which included the installment of an AstroTurf infield. Freshman Mike Gonda led the team in batting in 1999 with a .367 average in 47 games played. Joe Lydic hit .336 with 14 home runs and 53 RBI and Steve Dickinson batted .347 with 13 home runs and 47 RBI as well. In 2000, Ben Copeland stole 37 bases to set the program’s single-season record for swipes as the Panthers snapped their five-year drought from the Big East Tournament. Pitt finished above .500 in conference play (14-11) for the first time in five seasons in 2002 and finished with a 36-16-1 overall record. The Panthers started the season at 10-0-1, the second-best start in program history, including a season-opening sweep against Maryland-Eastern Shore where they outscored the Hawks, 34-1, in the series. Brant Colamarino (19) and Brad Rea (18) combined for 37 of the Panthers’ 60 home runs that season, with Rea finishing his Pitt career with All-American honors and the most career home runs (49), RBI (198) and total bases (428) in Panthers history. On May 6, 2003, Pitt played its first ever game at PNC Park, losing to Duquesne in a low-scoring, 2-1 game. The Panthers returned to the Big East Tournament in 2004 following a 38-18 (17-9, Big East) season and hitting 61 home runs (program record) on the year. Jordano earned his first Big East Coach of the Year award that season, P.J. Hiser was named Big East Player of the Year, Nick Evangelista was named Big East Pitcher of the Year and Jim Negrych was named Big East Rookie of the Year. In 2005, Pitt went 33-22 (15-10, Big East) and advanced once more to the conference tournament. In the opening round, the Panthers upset top-seeded No. 23 St. John’s, 4-1, but later lost to Notre Dame, 11-4, in their first Big East Tournament championship game since capturing the crown in 1995. Copeland and Negrych were named All-Americans and Robert Brant was named a Freshman All-American that season. Although Pitt fell to 19-34 (7-19, Big East) in 2008, the Panthers bounced back at 28-21 (13-13, Big East) the following year, defeating West Virginia, 13-12, in a walk-off win on the final day of the season to earn a postseason berth. Chris Sedon batted .398 with a program-best 22 home runs and 62 RBI in 2009, a season in which he collected All-American honors. In 2010, Pitt (38-18) was without Sedon in the lineup, but the Panthers managed to put together the greatest offensive seasons in program history, posting a .364 team-batting average and

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setting school records in hits (772), runs (531) and RBI (481). The 2010 Pitt baseball team was the first to have three starting position players with .400-plus batting averages as well, led by Sean Toole (.471), Joe Leonard (.433) and John Schultz (.404). Leonard solidified his reputation as one of the most formidable sluggers in program history when he set records in hits (104), doubles (23) and RBI (71). Schultz, on the other hand, finished first on the single-season list in runs scored (76) and second in hits (91). Complimenting the Panthers’ offensive output was strong pitching throughout the entirety of the season, as Corey Baker (11) and Matt Iannazzo (11) became the first duo to have double-digit wins in the same season. Leonard, Pitt’s primary closer, also converted a program-best eight saves. 2011 marked the Panthers’ inaugural season at Charles L. Cost Field, a state-of-the-art stadium built within the Petersen Sports Complex. Since the gates opened, Pitt has gone 55-20 at home and has won 11 of 15 three-game series played, including nine series sweeps. Nearly 25,000 fans have witnessed some of the program’s greatest players in recent memory take the field, including the record-six players taken in the 2011 MLB Draft. Kevan Smith (7th round, Chicago White Sox), a former quarterback at the University who was a catcher and designated hitter for the baseball team, is now regarded as one of the top prospects in the White Sox organization. In 2012, Iannazzo became the program’s all-time leader in wins with 28. The Panthers’ 2013 season was one of the most successful seasons the program has ever had, cruising through a record-breaking 42-17 (18-6, Big East) campaign that featured eight weekend series sweeps while finding itself ranked in all five major collegiate baseball polls for the first time in history. Picked to finish seventh in the preseason coaches’ poll with no Panthers selected to the preseason all-conference team, Pitt entered its final season as a Big East program off the radar and distant from any demanding expectations. However, the Panthers managed to exceed all predictions by competing for a share of the regular season title on the final day of conference play and seeing a program-best eight players take home Big East honors. The season began with a three-game series sweep over perennial Missouri Valley Conference power Wichita State, marking the first time the Shockers had been swept at home in 43 seasons. Panthers also swept St. John’s in three games during the first weekend of conference play. It was the first time in program history that the Panthers swept the previous season’s Big East Tournament Champion in a three-game set as well as being the first time the Red Storm had been swept at home in 17 seasons. April 9th, however, characterized the Panthers’ 2013 season. Pitt routed Youngstown State in a 24-7 win on the road and Casey Roche became the first player to hit for the cycle since Leonard in 2010, going 5-for-7 with 10 RBI, including a grand slam, in what was one of the most remarkable individual performances in Pitt baseball history. Roche was named an All-American by NCBWA. The Panthers ranked seventh nationally in scoring (7.5) and in runs (444), 12th in on-base percentage (.403), 16th in slugging percentage (.448) and 20th in home runs (49). In the conference, Pitt finished first in batting average (.302), on-base percentage, slugging percentage, runs, RBI (394), home runs (by a 20-home run margin over Louisville), total bases (926) and walks (292). They converted 61 double plays on the season as well, which were the most among all conference teams and tied for 10th nationally. Pitt saw three players get selected in the 2013 MLB Draft, including Ethan Mildren (12th round, Minnesota Twins) and Matt Wotherspoon (20th round, Detroit Tigers), who teamed up to become the first Panthers in history to log more than 100 innings each in the same season, and Elvin Soto (16th round, Arizona Diamondbacks), the team’s backstop behind the plate. Mildren and Soto each signed with their respective teams but Wotherspoon will return to lead the weekend rotation in 2014 after opting to remain at the University for his senior season. On July 1, 2013, the University of Pittsburgh officially joined the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), setting the stage for one of the most anticipated eras in Pitt baseball history. With strength and stability now steering the future, the Panthers look to display their belonging in one of the most competitive baseball conferences in the country.

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THROUGH THE YEARS YEAR W L T W+ L+ W% HEAD COACH

1939 3 10 .231 Ralph Mitterling 1940 9 3 .167 Ralph Mitterling1941 9 3 .750 Ralph Mitterling1942 4 8 .333 Ralph Mitterling1943 0 4 .000 Ralph Mitterling1944 0 7 .000 Ralph Mitterling1945 0 7 .000 Ralph Mitterling1946 4 4 .500 Ralph Mitterling1947 5 3 .625 Ralph Mitterling1948 3 8 .273 Ralph Mitterling1949 11 8 .579 Ralph Mitterling 1950 10 6 .625 Ralph Mitterling1951 9 10 .474 Ralph Mitterling1952 7 5 .583 Ralph Mitterling1953 12 6 1 .658 Ralph Mitterling1954 10 7 .588 Ralph Mitterling1955 8 12 .400 Bobby Lewis1956 4 11 .267 Bobby Lewis1957 11 10 .524 Bobby Lewis1958 11 6 .647 Bobby Lewis1959# 14 4 .778 Bobby Lewis 1960 7 12 .368 Bobby Lewis1961 4 9 .308 Bobby Lewis1962 11 6 .647 Bobby Lewis1963 14 3 .824 Bobby Lewis1964 7 13 .350 Bobby Lewis1965# 17 4 .810 Bobby Lewis1966 8 10 .444 Bobby Lewis1967 13 3 .813 Bobby Lewis1968 16 9 .640 Bobby Lewis1969 7 6 .538 Bobby Lewis 1970 14 7 .667 Bobby Lewis1971 18 8 .692 Bobby Lewis1972 9 7 .563 Bobby Lewis1973 10 3 .769 Bobby Lewis1974 5 8 .385 Bobby Lewis1975 10 4 .714 Bobby Lewis1976 6 10 .375 Bobby Lewis1977 10 9 .526 Bobby Lewis1978 11 17 1 .397 Bobby Lewis1979 14 6 4 3 .700 Bobby Lewis 1980 14 13 2 0 .519 Bobby Lewis1981 25 8 7 3 .758 Bobby Lewis1982 11 19 3 6 .367 Bobby Lewis1983 15 11 .577 Bobby Lewis1984 13 8 .619 Bobby Lewis1985 16 18 6 12 .471 Bobby Lewis1986 10 23 3 15 .303 Bobby Lewis1987 13 18 5 13 .419 Bobby Lewis1988 9 20 3 14 .310 Bobby Lewis1989 6 25 0 17 .194 Bobby Lewis 1990 8 23 4 17 .258 Bobby Lewis1991 15 30 4 15 .333 Mark Jackson1992 25 22 5 13 .532 Mark Jackson1993 30 13 10 11 .698 Mark Jackson1994* 31 16 1 15 5 .656 Mark Jackson1995# 39 16 12 9 .709 Mark Jackson1996 24 20 2 9 13 .533 Mark Jackson1997 19 26 8 17 .422 Mark Jackson1998 12 27 1 5 16 .313 Joe Jordano1999 27 27 11 15 .500 Joe Jordano 2000^ 31 24 11 15 .564 Joe Jordano2001 18 27 6 18 .400 Joe Jordano2002 36 16 1 14 11 .689 Joe Jordano2003 36 20 13 13 .643 Joe Jordano2004^ 38 18 17 9 .679 Joe Jordano

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YEAR W L T W+ L+ W% HEAD COACH2005^ 33 22 15 10 .600 Joe Jordano2006 23 29 10 17 .442 Joe Jordano2007^ 27 27 15 12 .500 Joe Jordano2008 19 34 7 19 .358 Joe Jordano2009^ 28 21 13 13 .571 Joe Jordano 2010^ 38 18 18t 8 .679 Joe Jordano2011^ 33 23 16 11 .589 Joe Jordano2012^ 28 28 10 17 .500 Joe Jordano2013^ 42 17 18t 6 .712 Joe Jordano

Conference record (+)Eastern Eight record (Italic)Program record (Bold)Tied program record (t)NCAA Tournament appearance (#)Big East Tournament appearance (^)Big East Regular Season Champions (*)

THROUGH THE YEARS

DID YOU KNOW?Pitt spent 29 seasons playing baseball in the Big East Conference (1985-2013). From 2009-13, the Panthers posted a 169-107 record (.612 winning percentage) and were one of four teams to advance to the conference tournament in each of the last five seasons.

PITT HEAD COACHES (SINCE 1939)

Ralph Mitterling Service: 16 seasons (1939-54)Overall Record: 89-106-1 (.457)

Bobby Lewis Service: 36 seasons (1955-90)Overall Record: 399-383-1 (.510)

Mark Jackson Service: 7 seasons (1991-97)Overall Record: 183-143-3 (.561)

Joe Jordano Service: 16 seasons (1998-present)Overall Record: 469-378-2 (.555)

BIG EAST BASEBALL OVERALL RECORDS (2010-13)

Louisville .......................................... 174-79 ..................................... .688Connecticut .................................... 159-91-2 .................................... .635Pittsburgh ....................................... 141-86 ..................................... .621St. John’s ........................................ 142-100 .................................... .587Seton Hall ...................................... 124-98-1 .................................... .558USF ................................................ 125-105 .................................... .543Notre Dame .................................. 110-112-1 ................................... .496Rutgers ........................................... 109-111 .................................... .495Cincinnati ........................................ 101-126 .................................... .445Georgetown ..................................... 96-121 ..................................... .442Villanova .......................................... 91-121 ..................................... .429

TEAM W-L W%

BIG EAST BASEBALL CONFERENCE RECORDS (2010-13)

Louisville ........................................... 73-32 ...................................... .695Connecticut ....................................... 67-37 ...................................... .644USF .................................................. 63-42 ...................................... .600Pittsburgh ........................................ 62-42 ...................................... .596St. John’s .......................................... 62-42 ...................................... .596Seton Hall ......................................... 57-48 ...................................... .543Rutgers ............................................. 56-49 ...................................... .533Notre Dame ...................................... 47-57 ...................................... .452Cincinnati .......................................... 40-65 ...................................... .381Villanova ........................................... 31-74 ...................................... .295Georgetown ...................................... 25-80 ...................................... .238

TEAM W-L W%

DID YOU KNOW?The Panthers’ longest 1-0 game won happened on March 12, 1994 vs. Evansville (12 innings).

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1995 PITT BASEBALL TEAM

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THROUGH THE YEARS

Georgetown L, 10-7 Duke L, 13-6 Duke L, 19-3 South Carolina L, 10-7 West Virginia W, 3-0 West Virginia L, 10-7 Penn State L, 9-5 Penn State L, 1-0 I.U.P. W, 6-5 West Virginia L, 9-5 West Virginia W, 10-7 Penn State L, 17-7 Penn State L, 14-2

Duke L, 10-9 Wake Forest L, 8-7 Virginia L, 19-5 Maryland L, 14-0 I.U.P. L, 7-6 West Virginia W, 7-3 West Virginia L, 10-9 Penn State L, 6-4 Navy L, 13-7 West Virginia W, 7-2 Penn State L, 6-1 West Virginia L, 11-3

Virginia L, 6-5 Richmond W, 9-5 North Carolina State W, 3-1 South Carolina L, 12-3 Army W, 9-3 I.U.P. W, 4-2 West Virginia W, 10-4 West Virginia W, 7-5 West Virginia W, 5-3 Penn State W, 19-5 Navy W, 4-3 Penn State L, 10-3

Bucknell L, 8-6 I.U.P. W, 8-5 West Virginia W, 12-8 West Virginia W, 6-4 Bucknell W, 7-2 Temple L, 15-9 Army L, 12-1 Ohio L, 11-3 Penn State L, 7-5 Ohio State L, 14-0 Ohio State L, 17-0 Penn State L, 12-6

Navy L, 7-1 Juniata L, 9-8 Bucknell L, 7-6 Army L, 9-2

Juniata L, 8-7 Bucknell L, 10-6 Army L, 18-8 Navy L, 10-5 Juniata L, 4-2 Penn State L, 16-6 Penn State L, 2-1

Records not available.

Salem L, 4-1 Juniata W, 6-3 Salem W, 6-3 Navy L, 9-3 West Virginia W, 3-1 Penn State L, 2-0 Juniata W, 11-4 Clarion L, 2-0


Penn State L, 2-1 Penn State L, 14-8 Juniata L, 3-2 (15) Geneva L, 9-5 Penn State L, 13-7 Penn State W, 4-3 (11) Wash. & Jefferson W, 6-5 West Virginia L, 11-4 Wash. & Jefferson W, 3-1 West Virginia L, 4-3 (10) West Virginia L, 4-2

Waynesburg W, 6-0 Juniata W, 7-5 Bethany W, 14-9 Salem W, 2-1 Clarion W, 7-3 West Virginia L, 18-2 West Virginia L, 11-9 St. Vincent W, 6-4

Wash. & Jefferson W, 13-6 Waynesburg W, 9-1 Salem L, 9-7 Penn State L, 5-0 Penn State L, 9-0 St. Vincent L, 8-7 Wash. & Jefferson W, 8-5 Allegheny W, 8-3 Case Western Reserve W, 9-4 West Virginia L 7-4 West Virginia L, 6-4

V.M.I. L, 10-8 V.M.I. W, 24-1 Norfolk N.A.S. W, 17-11 Maryland L, 8-5 Waynesburg W, 10-3 Clarion L, 6-5 Bethany W, 6-1 St. Vincent W, 22-5 Case Western Reserve W, 6-0 Thiel W, 6-1 West Virginia W, 7-4 West Virginia L, 16-9 Wash. & Jefferson W, 10-1 Allegheny W, 11-2 Penn State L, 6-0 Penn State L, 10-2

Ohio L, 9-1 Ohio L, 4-3 Kent State W, 11-4 Gettysburg L, 6-2 Clarion W, 9-3 West Virginia L, 7-0 Notre Dame L, 5-1 Notre Dame L, 10-5 Navy W, 9-3 Juniata W, 4-3 Bethany W, 7-0 Allegheny W, 14-3 Geneva W, 4-2 Thiel L, 7-6 Penn State L, 5-2 Penn State L, 12-0 Case Western Reserve W, 6-3 Case Western Reserve W, 10-9 West Virginia L, 12-7

Ohio State L, 7-5 Westminster W, 12-4 Bethany W, 12-0 Notre Dame L, 18-3 Notre Dame L, 9-4 West Virginia W, 6-5 Penn State W, 8-6 Penn State L, 4-1 Allegheny W, 6-1

YEAR-BY-YEAR BREAKDOWN

DATE OPPONENT W-L1939 (3-10)














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THROUGH THE YEARS Duquesne L, 9-8 Allegheny W, 7-1 West Virginia W, 5-2 (10)

Atlantic Fleet W, 3-2 Norfolk N.A.S. L, 4-2 Norfolk N.A.S. L, 6-4 Fort Eustis L, 16-3 Ohio L, 9-7 Ohio L, 18-2 I.U.P. W, 36-6 Allegheny W, 10-3 West Virginia W, 7-1 Geneva W, 5-0 Bethany W, 10-4 Navy L, 14-1 St. Francis (PA) W, 8-6 Juniata W, 7-6 Penn State W, 4-0 Penn State W, 6-5 Clarion T, 6-6 Duquesne W, 3-0 Duquesne W, 5-1

Quantico Marines L, 7-5 Quantico Marines W, 7-6 (10) Ohio L, 6-2 Ohio L, 5-4 (10) I.U.P. W, 3-2 Bethany W, 3-2 Westminster W, 11-6 Allegheny W, 10-4 Juniata L, 10-4 Clarion W, 10-5 Wash. & Jefferson W, 14-4 West Virginia L, 4-3 Duquesne L, 3-0 Navy L, 5-3 Duquesne W, 14-5 Penn State W, 5-4 Penn State W, 2-1

Ohio State L, 16-7 Ohio State L, 11-3 Ohio State L, 8-1 Norfolk N.A.S. W, 4-3 Quantico Marines L, 8-6 Navy L, 23-6 I.U.P. W, 14-1 Ohio W, 6-4 Ohio L, 9-2 Geneva W, 16-8 Wash. & Jefferson W, 13-3 Cornell L, 10-7 Syracuse L, 6-4 Juniata L, 8-7 Penn State L, 20-5 Penn State L, 6-5 Duquesne L, 6-3

West Virginia W, 3-1 Bucknell W, 7-5 St. Vincent W, 7-2

I.U.P. L, 5-4 Westminster L, 15-8 Ohio L, 13-1 Ohio L, 7-4 Bucknell W, 10-5 Cornell L, 3-1 Geneva W, 6-2 Quantico Marines L, 8-4 Quantico Marines L, 9-3 Allegheny L, 9-7 Duquesne L, 6-1 Navy L, 9-2 Penn State L, 4-2 Penn State W, 3-2 Duquesne W, 2-1

I.U.P. L, 6-2 V.M.I. W, 8-3 V.M.I. L, 11-9 Kent State W, 6-2 Ohio State L, 5-1 Ohio State L, 7-6 Cornell L, 6-3 St. Vincent W, 12-5 California (PA) W, 15-6 Westminster W, 16-3 Geneva L, 19-8 Clarion W, 12-6 Bucknell W, 1-0 St. Vincent W, 15-1 Duquesne L, 7-2 West Virginia W, 3-2 Allegheny W, 7-0 Navy L, 7-5 Penn State L, 16-3 Penn State L, 7-4 Duquesne W, 3-0

I.U.P. W, 4-3 California (PA) W, 6-5 Cornell W, 4-3 Syracuse L, 8-3 Syracuse W, 7-0 Allegheny W, 3-0 West Virginia W, 3-2 Bucknell W, 8-7 Georgetown W, 9-3 Navy L, 7-4 Juniata L, 11-7 Westminster L, 6-4 West Virginia W, 6-5 (13) Duquesne W, 5-1 Penn State L, 2-0 Penn State L, 6-0 Kent State W, 5-4

Virginia L, 7-4 Syracuse W, 12-2 Syracuse W, 7-1 Westminster W, 6-5 I.U.P. W, 7-6 I.U.P. W, 3-2 Kent State W, 5-3 Bucknell W, 8-0 Clarion W, 6-1 Wayne State W, 3-2 Navy L, 9-8 West Virginia W, 6-3 Duquesne W, 14-0 Penn State W, 6-5 (11) Penn State L, 10-0 Juniata W, 13-4 Duquesne W, 9-5 Ithaca (NCAA) L, 4-3 (11)

Ohio State L, 5-3 Ohio State L, 1-0 Ohio State L, 3-2 Kent State L, 7-3 Kent State L, 7-5 Navy W, 3-2 (12) Georgetown W, 4-3 Slippery Rock W, 7-5 I.U.P. L, 8-6 I.U.P. L,10-2 West Virginia L, 7-6 (11) CLarion L, 6-0 Duquesne L, 5-4 Bucknell W, 12-10 West Virginia L, 2-0 Juniata L, 13-12 (10) Penn State W, 3-0 Penn State W, 3-2 St. Vincent W, 15-0

California (PA) L, 9-8 Slippery Rock L, 8-2 Duquesne W, 11-2 Clarion W, 1-0 West Virginia L, 6-0 Duquesne W, 3-2 St. Vincent W, 7-2 Penn State L, 14-1 Penn State L, 6-2 West Virginia L, 11-4 Slippery Rock L, 12-2 Kent State L, 9-2 Allegheny L, 5-4 (11)

Bucknell W, 7-4 Allegheny L, 5-3 Virginia L, 4-2

DATE OPPONENT W-L1953 (12-6-1)










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THROUGH THE YEARS I.U.P. L, 7-5 Colgate W, 10-5 Syracuse L, 13-6 Syracuse W, 8-5 California (PA) W, 3-1 West Virginia W, 2-0 Westminster W, 6-2 Wash. & Jefferson W, 16-0 West Virginia W, 4-3 Duquesne W, 10-0 Duquesne L, 3-2 Navy L, 9-1 Kent State W, 2-1 Allegheny W, 13-1

Syracuse W, 9-4 Syracuse W, 2-1 William & Mary W, 24-3 Slippery Rock W, 3-2 Westminster W, 6-5 Allegheny W, 23-9 Duquesne W, 6-0 Juniata W, 10-4 West Virginia L, 7-4 California (PA) W, 5-1 Navy W, 4-2 West Virginia L, 6-4 Duquesne W, 5-4 Kent State W, 10-0 Kent State L, 4-1 Hiram W, 5-4 Allegheny W, 11-5

Georgetown L, 3-2 Georgetown W, 2-1 Cornell L, 5-4 Syracuse L, 2-0 Syracuse L, 4-3 Clarion W, 8-0 Bucknell W, 3-2 Duquesne W, 2-1 California (PA) W, 2-0 Dickinson L, 10-9 (10) Navy L, 4-3 West Virginia L, 1-0 West Virginia L, 6-4 Duquesne L, 10-3 Hiram W, 3-2 (10) Penn State L, 5-3 Penn State L, 7-3 Hiram W, 11-3 Penn State L, 3-1 Penn State L, 3-0

Norfolk N.A.S. W, 3-0 Norfolk N.A.S. W, 8-0 Fort Lee W, 12-0 Georgetown W, 3-2 Syracuse W, 1-0 (10)

Syracuse W, 2-1 I.U.P. W, 4-0 Wayne State W, 2-0 Wayne State W, 2-0 Westminster W, 11-3 Penn State L, 2-1 Penn State W, 7-0 California (PA) W, 6-5 (10) West Virginia L, 5-2 Bucknell W, 5-0 St. Vincent L, 4-3 Hiram W, 5-1 West Virginia W, 4-1 Duquesne W, 5-1 Duquesne W, 10-0 Lafayette (NCAA) L, 4-3

Norfolk N.A.S. W, 11-2 Norfolk N.A.S. W, 2-1 Virginia W, 7-1 George Washington L, 8-5 Hiram L, 8-1 West Virginia L, 1-0 Westminster L, 2-1 Duquesne W, 12-0 Bucknell W, 4-3 West Virginia L, 2-1 St. Vincent W, 5-0 Allegheny W, 10-1 Duquesne W, 4-3 Penn State L, 9-1 Penn State L, 15-1 Kent State L, 9-3 Southern Illinois L, 10-1 Southern Illinois L, 11-0

George Washington W, 2-0 Georgetown W, 11-6 Cleveland State W, 4-0 Ashland W, 10-6 I.U.P. W, 1-0 Grove City W, 2-0 Syracuse W, 1-0 Syracuse L, 4-2 Clarion W, 6-5 Westminster W, 1-0 St. Francis (PA) W, 5-3 Penn State L, 3-2 Penn State L, 3-0 St. Francis (PA) W, 14-4 Allegheny W, 11-2 Duquesne W, 3-2

Kansas W, 9-8 Oregon L, 5-4 UCLA W, 4-3 UC-Riverside L, 4-2 Mississippi State L, 2-1 Tennessee W, 4-0

BYU L, 8-3 Bucknell W, 5-1 West Virginia L, 4-0 Ohio State L, 7-1 Ohio State L, 5-0 St. Francis (PA) W, 5-3 Gettysburg W, 6-4 Ashland W, 4-1 West Virginia W, 4-3 Grove City L, 4-3 Indiana W, 10-9 Kent State L, 10-8 Buffalo W, 4-1 Syracuse W, 12-8 Syracuse W, 10-9 Clarion W, 8-7 Allegheny W, 5-0 Penn State W, 5-3 Penn State W, 4-0

Westminster W, 5-2 Buffalo L, 15-12 Bucknell L, 4-3 Grove City W, 2-1 West Virginia W, 6-0 Hiram W, 18-4 I.U.P. L, 5-2 Gettysburg L, 9-6 Duquesne W, 12-9 Clarion W, 6-2 Penn State W, 4-1 Penn State L, 7-4 Kent State L, 10-1

Steubenville W, 13-1 Steubenville W, 4-2 Bucknell L, 3-2 Duquesne W, 8-1 West Virginia L, 2-1 Grove City W, 6-3 Grove City L, 2-1 West Virginia L, 6-4 West Virginia W, 7-4 I.U.P. W, 6-1 I.U.P. W, 5-2 Buffalo W, 9-3 Buffalo W, 9-3 Syracuse W, 6-2 Syracuse L, 9-2 Geneva W, 11-1 Geneva W, 4-0 Westminster W, 6-2 Cleveland State L, 2-1 Penn State L, 2-0 Hiram W, 5-1

West Virginia L, 7-0 West Virginia L, 7-3 Steubenville W, 11-0










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THROUGH THE YEARS Steubenville W, 7-0 Bucknell W, 6-2 Buffalo L, 4-3 St. Francis (PA) W, 9-0 St. Francis (PA) W, 9-0 Grove City W, 10-2 Grove City W, 5-1 West Virginia L, 6-5 West Virginia W, 4-2 Gettysburg W, 8-1 Kent State W, 7-5 Temple W, 8-3 Temple L, 5-0 Clarion L, 3-0 Westminster W, 5-1 Westminster W, 4-0 Detroit W, 11-7 Cleveland State W, 3-2 I.U.P. W, 8-4 I.U.P. W, 8-5 Penn State L, 4-1 Penn State L, 7-2 Allegheny W, 5-1

Steubenville W, 10-3 Steubenville W, 6-1 Allegheny W, 7-4 Bucknell W, 1-0 Gettysburg W, 4-2 Westminster W, 6-1 West Virginia L, 4-1 West Virginia L, 3-1 Kent State W, 6-5 Penn State L, 3-1 Temple W, 7-4 Temple L, 4-2 Buffalo L, 7-1 Buffalo L, 9-4 Syracuse W, 4-1 Syracuse L, 4-1

Steubenville W, 5-0 Steubenville W, 4-1 Clarion W, 14-3 West Virginia L, 8-4 West Virginia W, 3-2 Bucknell L, 3-2 Gettysburg W, 24-4 Grove City W, 10-5 Grove City W, 10-1 Buffalo State W, 2-1 Buffalo State W, 15-1 Allegheny W, 9-3 Cleveland State L, 13-4


West Virginia W, 7-1 West Virginia W, 4-2 Penn State W, 7-5 Buffalo W, 6-2 Buffalo L, 4-3 West Virginia L, 4-0 West Virginia W, 7-6 Gettysburg W, 6-2 Clarion L, 7-2 Clarion L, 4-2 Buffalo W, 9-1 Temple W, 8-5 Westminster W, 7-6 Westminster W, 9-6

Kent State W, 2-1 Kent State W, 9-3 at I.U.P. L, 2-0 at I.U.P. L, 4-1 West Virginia L, 4-0 West Virginia L, 13-4 Cleveland State W, 5-2 at Buffalo L, 4-3 at Buffalo L, 9-1 at Clarion W, 8-1 at Clarion W, 5-4 Penn State L, 5-1 Penn State L, 17-5 at Bucknell W, 2-1 at Temple L, 4-2 St. John’s L, 10-1

West Virginia W, 10-5 West Virginia L, 13-4 Catholic University L, 8-1 I.U.P. L, 7-3 I.U.P. W, 9-7 Buffalo W, 5-1 Buffalo L, 5-4 Robert Morris W, 13-0 Robert Morris W, 10-0 West Virginia W, 7-4 West Virginia W, 6-5 Buffalo State W, 10-2 Penn State L, 10-2 Penn State L, 6-1 Gettysburg W, 11-1 Bucknell L, 4-3 Clarion L, 6-2 Clarion W, 7-4 Temple L, 7-2

Duquesne L, 16-4 Carnegie Mellon W, 8-1 Carnegie Mellon W, 4-0 Kent State L, 5-3

Kent State W, 4-3 Robert Morris W, 9-7 Robert Morris W, 8-3 Carnegie Mellon W, 19-4 Carnegie Mellon W, 13-2 West Virginia W, 5-3 West Virginia L, 7-6 Howard L, 9-2 Buffalo State L, 2-1 Buffalo State W, 6-4 Buffalo L, 4-2 Buffalo L, 9-2 Louisville L, 5-0 West Virginia L, 4-2 West Virginia L, 8-0 Cleveland State L, 5-4 Cleveland State L, 7-2 Clarion W, 12-6 Clarion W, 6-2 Penn State L, 15-10 Penn State T, 4-4 I.U.P. L, 15-6 I.U.P. L, 4-2 Bucknell L, 8-2 Temple L, 23-5

March 27 at Carnegie Mellon W, 8-3 at Carnegie Mellon W, 7-0March 31 at Robert Morris W, 5-3 at Robert Morris W, 1-0April 14 West Virginia L, 9-5 West Virginia W, 2-1April 20 vs. West Virginia W, 3-2 vs. Duquesne W, 12-3April 21 vs. George Washington L, 7-3April 25 Carnegie Mellon W, 8-1 Carnegie Mellon W, 6-3May 2 I.U.P. W, 5-2 I.U.P. W, 5-1May 5 Clarion L, 3-0 Clarion W, 7-4May 6 at Penn State L, 1-0 at Penn State W, 7-5May 7 Bucknell L, 3-2May 11 at Cleveland State L, 3-2 at Cleveland State W, 8-3

at Stetson L, 11-3 vs. Virginia Tech L, 9-6 vs. Indiana L, 6-0 at Stetson L, 21-2 vs. Virginia Tech L, 12-9 vs. Indiana W, 4-3 at Stetson L, 4-0 Kent State W, 4-2 Kent State L, 4-3 Carnegie Mellon W, 5-3 Carnegie Mellon W, 11-1 Buffalo L, 5-4 Buffalo L, 10-6 Howard L, 8-2 Howard W, 1-0







DATE OPPONENT W-L1978 (11-17-1)



2 5 2 5


THROUGH THE YEARS Carnegie Mellon W, 6-0 Carnegie Mellon W, 17-9 Akron L, 7-1 Akron W, 7-6 West Virginia W, 2-1 West Virginia W, 2-0 Penn State W, 3-2 Penn State W, 7-3 Clarion W, 7-3 Clarion L, 11-6 Bucknell L, 9-3 Gettysburg W, 7-6

at James Madison L, 14-9 at Virginia L, 11-4 at William & Mary W, 13-2 at VCU W, 7-4 at Kent State L, 4-2 at Kent State W, 10-7 Duquesne W, 6-0 Duquesne W, 11-3 at West Virginia L, 1-0 at West Virginia L, 4-2 at Westminster W, 6-5 at Westminster W, 16-1 at George Washington W, 2-1 at George Washington L, 5-2 West Virginia W, 5-3 West Virginia W, 4-3 Carnegie Mellon W, 7-0 Carnegie Mellon W, 11-0 at Carnegie Mellon W, 6-3 at Carnegie Mellon W, 5-2 Robert Morris W, 5-0 Robert Morris L, 7-1 Duquesne W, 7-5 Duquesne W, 10-3 Clarion W, 7-1 Clarion W, 11-6 at Penn State W, 1-0 at Penn State L, 9-2 Gettysburg W, 12-8 I.U.P. W, 7-5 I.U.P. W, 5-1 at Robert Morris W, 7-2 at Robert Morris W, 4-0

vs. Army L, 14-13 at Rollins College L, 9-3 vs. Eastern Kentucky L, 11-2 vs. Army L, 14-8 at Rollins College L, 27-7 vs. Eastern Kentucky L, 7-1 Duquesne W, 7-2 Duquesne W, 13-0 Towson W, 21-9 Kent State W, 6-4 Kent State L, 8-3 West Virginia L, 3-0 West Virginia W, 4-0 Duquesne L, 4-3 Duquesne W, 7-4

George Washington L, 5-1 at West Virginia L, 4-3 at West Virginia L, 8-5 George Washington L, 4-3 George Washington W, 10-8 at Clarion L, 4-3 at Clarion W, 10-4 Cleveland State L, 12-5 Cleveland State L, 6-1 (11) at Carnegie Mellon W, 8-4 at Carnegie Mellon W, 9-5 Robert Morris L, 8-4 Robert Morris L, 9-0 at Gettysburg L, 13-10 at Bucknell W, 6-4

vs. LIU-Brooklyn W, 8-0 vs. LIU-Brooklyn W, 4-0 vs. Wright State L, 8-5 vs. Wright State L, 11-6 at Florida State L, 7-4 at Florida State L, 12-4 at Florida State L, 13-0 at Kent State L, 4-2 at Kent State L, 4-0 St. Vincent W, 6-2 St. Vincent W, 6-5 Robert Morris W, 5-2 Robert Morris W, 7-5 Clarion W, 4-1 Clarion W, 4-2 I.U.P. W, 20-14 I.U.P. W, 18-4 at Robert Morris W, 8-5 at Robert Morris L, 6-3 Ohio L, 8-4 Ohio L, 6-4 Bucknell W, 8-7 (10) Gettysburg W, 11-8 at Penn State W, 12-5 at Penn State W, 9-4 at Akron L, 2-0

at Florida State L, 5-0 at Florida State L, 21-1 at Florida State L, 5-0 at Florida A&M L, 13-6 at Florida A&M W, 10-6 Carnegie Mellon W, 10-0 Carnegie Mellon W, 9-3 Kent State W, 10-8 Kent State L, 5-4 SUNY-Fredonia W, 4-1 SUNY-Fredonia W, 7-2 at I.U.P. W, 9-2 at I.U.P. W, 5-2 Howard W, 11-2 Howard L, 10-2 at Clarion W, 23-0 at Clarion L, 10-6 at Robert Morris W, 9-0 at Robert Morris W, 9-0

at Gettysburg W, 13-10 Penn State L, 9-8

at Florida State L, 6-5 at Florida State L, 18-2 at Florida State L, 9-7 at Robert Morris W, 3-2 (10) at Robert Morris W, 9-7 (10) St. Vincent W, 20-7 at Seton Hall* L, 8-2 at Seton Hall* L, 7-6 at Seton Hall* L, 11-2 Villanova* L, 8-4 Villanova* W, 7-6 at Westminster W, 22-8 at Westminster W, 16-8 Seton Hall* L, 11-2 Seton Hall* L, 8-4 Seton Hall* L, 10-4 I.U.P. W, 13-9 I.U.P. W, 7-6 at Akron W, 7-6 at Georgetown* L, 7-6 at Georgetown* L, 9-6 at Georgetown* L, 13-0 at Georgetown* W, 10-6 at Georgetown* L, 12-5 at Georgetown* W, 14-10 at Cleveland State W, 10-8 (11) at Villanova* W, 15-5 at Villanova* W, 13-3 Clarion L, 8-2 Bucknell W, 3-2 Villanova* L, 7-3 Villanova* W, 8-7 (10) at Penn State L, 6-4 (10) at Penn State L, 4-2

LIU-Brooklyn W, 7-2 Tennessee L, 7-2 Bradley L, 10-1 at Florida State L, 7-0 at Florida State L, 10-2 at Florida State L, 22-1 at Florida State L, 17-1 at Georgetown* L, 7-6 at Georgetown* L, 8-6 at Georgetown* L, 8-7 Kent State L, 8-1 at Villanova* L, 6-5 at Villanova* L, 6-4 at Villanova* L, 3-2 Seton Hall* L, 15-1 Seton Hall* L, 7-3 Seton Hall* L, 15-4 Georgetown* W, 7-3 Georgetown* L, 22-10 Georgetown* L, 11-4 Bucknell W, 8-7 Penn State W, 7-3 Villanova* L, 4-0 Villanova* W, 6-2





DATE OPPONENT W-L1985 (16-18, 6-12 Big East)


2 6 2 6


THROUGH THE YEARS Villanova* L, 7-6 West Virginia W, 16-6 Youngstown State W, 14-2 Youngstown State W, 10-3 Seton Hall* L, 13-3 Seton Hall* L, 7-3 Seton Hall* W, 7-2 Clarion W, 20-10

UCF L, 9-5 Princeton W, 12-11 Seton Hall L, 12-3 UCF L, 16-6 Princeton W, 7-6 Seton Hall L, 16-3 UCF L, 6-4 Princeton W, 7-5 Seton Hall* W, 11-8 Seton Hall* L, 27-9 Seton Hall* L, 7-6 Villanova* W, 15-13 Villanova* L, 18-4 Villanova* L, 11-5 I.U.P. W, 13-9 Georgetown* L, 11-6 Georgetown* W, 15-14 Georgetown* L, 7-9 Cleveland State W, 12-0 Seton Hall* L, 6-0 Seton Hall* L, 13-2 Seton Hall* L, 18-6 Bucknell W, 10-9 Youngstown State W, 10-3 Youngstown State W, 7-3 Georgetown* W, 17-8 Georgetown* W, 17-14 Georgetown* L, 15-8 Villanova* L, 11-5 Villanova* L, 25-10 Villanova* L, 10-5

Villanova L, 8-4 Detroit L, 4-3 St. Joseph’s W, 6-3 UCF L, 1-0 Iowa State L, 6-4 UCF L, 3-0 Villanova* L, 10-3 Villanova* L, 23-0 Seton Hall* L, 3-2 Seton Hall* L, 6-5 Seton Hall* L, 8-5 Penn State W, 13-6 Georgetown* L, 5-3 Georgetown* W, 9-8 Georgetown* L, 9-7 Cleveland State W, 4-2 Akron L, 10-7 Villanova* L, 4-3 Villanova* L, 18-12 Villanova* L, 6-4 Villanova* L, 9-6

I.U.P. W, 7-6 Seton Hall* L, 8-7 Seton Hall* L, 16-5 Seton Hall* L, 2-1 Georgetown* W, 3-1 Georgetown* W, 9-0 Bucknell W, 3-0 West Virginia W, 9-8

Notre Dame L, 16-9 Anderson L, 17-3 UCF L, 10-2 Bethel College W, 7-4 Eastern Michigan W, 4-3 UCF L, 16-1 Georgetown* L, 8-1 Georgetown* L, 3-2 Georgetown* L, 3-2 Geneva W, 5-0 Villanova* L, 16-2 Villanova* L, 16-1 Villanova* L, 8-3 I.U.P. W, 6-3 Villanova* L, 14-1 Villanova* L, 10-3 Akron L, 6-5 Cleveland State L, 7-1 Youngstown State W, 5-4 Seton Hall* L, 9-0 Seton Hall* L, 9-6 Seton Hall* L, 11-3 Geneva L, 10-5 Kent State W, 9-7 Georgetown* L, 9-0 Georgetown* L, 7-5 Georgetown* L, 11-10 Seton Hall* L, 5-2 Seton Hall* L, 7-2 Seton Hall* L, 15-2 Bucknell L, 18-8

March 4 vs. St. Joseph’s L, 10-3March 5 vs. Anderson L, 9-4March 6 at Rollins College L, 12-3March 7 vs. Quincy College W, 4-2 vs. N. Dakota State W, 11-5March 8 at UCF L, 14-2March 24 at Seton Hall* L, 3-2 (8) at Seton Hall* L, 12-0 March 25 at Seton Hall* L, 6-0March 28 Duquesne W, 22-3March 31 at Providence* L, 17-6 at Providence* L, 7-0April 1 at Providence* L, 14-8April 8 Boston College* L, 12-2 Boston College* L, 5-3April 9 Boston College* W, 3-2April 12 at Georgetown* W, 2-0April 13 at Georgetown* L, 11-5 at Georgetown* W, 12-5April 21 Villanova* L, 12-1April 22 Villanova* L, 4-3

Villanova* L, 6-5April 29 at St. John’s* L, 6-1 at. St. John’s W, 7-6April 30 at St. John’s L, 14-3May 1 California (PA) W, 12-6 California (PA) L, 7-6May 5 Connecticut* L, 8-3May 6 Connecticut* L, 16-4 Connecticut* L, 15-3May 7 vs. West Virginia L, 6-4

March 2 vs. Mercyhurst L, 7-6 (13)March 3 vs. Northeastern Ill. L, 6-5March 4 vs. Ferrum L, 8-5March 5 vs. Indianapolis L, 8-6 at Rollins College L, 5-3March 6 vs. Penn State W, 4-2March 7 vs. Northeastern Ill. W, 5-4 vs. UCF L, 8-5March 9 vs. St. Joseph’s L, 13-9 (12)March 12 Akron L, 4-2March 13 Davis & Elkins W, 4-3 Davis & Elkins W, 9-6March 16 Mercyhurst W, 4-3 Mercyhurst W, 3-2March 17 SUNY-Fredonia W, 20-10 SUNY-Fredonia W, 12-2March 19 Slippery Rock L, 15-11March 20 I.U.P. W, 8-6March 23 St. John’s* L, 17-2 St. John’s* L, 18-9March 24 St. John’s* L, 16-7March 26 West Liberty L, 10-4March 27 Duquesne W, 11-6March 29 at Connecticut* W, 7-5March 30 at Connecticut* L, 6-2 at Connecticut* L, 14-6April 3 Geneva W, 13-11April 5 Akron L, 8-4April 6 Providence* L, 12-4 (9) Providence* L, 10-5April 7 Providence* L, 17-9April 13 Seton Hall* L, 16-3 Seton Hall* L, 8-7April 15 Ashland L, 5-4 Ashland L, 15-4April 20 at Villanova* W, 10-8 at Villanova* L, 13-9April 29 at Georgetown* L, 2-1 at Georgetown* L, 7-3April 30 at Georgetown* L, 7-3May 2 Bucknell L, 5-2May 4 at Boston College* W, 17-10May 5 at Boston College* W, 9-7 at Boston College* L, 9-1May 7 vs. West Virginia L, 2-1

March 7 vs. Edinboro W, 7-3 vs. Fairmont State W, 3-2March 8 vs. Wooster L, 14-1March 9 vs. Rhode Island W, 14-7 vs. Presbyterian W, 10-4







2 7 2 7


THROUGH THE YEARSMarch 10 vs. Allentown W, 8-1 vs. Shenandoah L, 2-1March 11 vs. Wagner W, 3-0 vs. New Hampshire W, 13-0March 12 vs. Fairmont State W, 14-4March 13 vs. Kenyon W, 12-4March 14 vs. WV-Wesleyan L, 9-8 vs. Wagner W, 5-3March 25 West Liberty L, 11-0 West Liberty W, 8-6March 26 Gannon W, 10-0March 28 at St. John’s* L, 3-2 (8) at St. John’s* L, 4-3March 29 at St. John’s* L, 7-4April 4 at Providence* L, 14-8 at Providence* W, 10-0April 5 at Providence* W, 8-5April 8 West Virginia L, 5-0 West Virginia L, 10-2April 9 Point Park W, 10-8 Point Park W, 8-5April 11 at Seton Hall* L, 3-1 at Seton Hall* L, 11-1April 12 at Seton hall* L, 11-5April 14 Point Park W, 5-4 Point Park W, 9-8April 17 Connecticut* L, 8-5 (8) Connecticut* L, 10-3April 18 Connecticut* L, 12-4April 28 Allegheny W, 7-2 Allegheny W, 15-2April 30 at West Virginia L, 14-8May 2 Georgetown* L, 5-0 Georgetown* L, 11-8May 3 Georgetown* W, 12-6May 4 Youngstown State L, 9-7May 5 Villanova* W, 4-3 Villanova* W, 5-4May 6 Villanova* L, 10-9May 7 at Duquesne W, 11-5May 8 Akron W, 7-6 (10)May 10 at Akron L, 16-11

March 6 vs. Pfeiffer W, 8-5March 7 vs. St. Joseph’s W, 16-8March 8 vs. Philadelphia Textile W, 9-3 vs. Philadelphia Textile W, 10-3March 9 vs. Anderson W, 8-7 vs. Anderson W, 8-3March 10 vs. Ohio Wesleyan W, 5-1 vs. North Florida L, 10-6March 11 vs. Eastern Menonite W, 20-4 vs. Wagner W, 4-3March 12 vs. Wagner W, 8-1March 13 vs. John Carroll W, 16-4March 14 vs. Northern Kentucky W, 10-1March 27 at Villanova* L, 9-1 at Villanova* W, 13-10March 30 Geneva W, 8-4March 31 Gannon W, 16-2April 4 St. John’s* W, 2-0 St. John’s* W, 4-2April 5 St. John’s* L, 10-1April 6 St. Bonaventure W, 9-7April 9 at Connecticut* L, 2-1

at Connecticut* W, 16-2April 12 at Akron W, 4-3April 13 at Youngstown State L, 7-3April 14 Akron W, 10-4April 18 Seton Hall* W, 8-4 Seton Hall* W, 18-5April 19 Seton Hall* W, 10-6April 23 West Liberty W, 8-5April 24 Providence* L, 13-11 Providence* L, 18-15April 25 Providence* W, 11-10May 3 at Boston College* W, 21-1 at Boston College* L, 9-8May 4 at Boston College* L, 6-4May 6 Mercyhurst W, 23-13May 8 at Georgetown* L, 3-1 at Georgetown* L, 4-3May 9 at Georgetown* W, 11-3May 11 at West Virginia* W, 12-5May 13 at Villanova* L, 10-2May 15 at Connecticut L, 5-3

March 6 vs. Indianapolis W, 15-5March 7 vs. Grand Valley State W, 9-4March 8 vs. Winona State W, 5-3March 9 vs. Boston College W, 19-11March 10 vs. Virginia Tech W, 12-4March 11 vs. Virginia Tech L, 7-4March 12 vs. Evansville W, 1-0 (12)March 13 vs. Stetson L, 9-5March 15 at Marshall W, 14-4March 20 at Kent State L, 7-6 at Kent State L, 12-2March 23 Duquesne W, 6-3 Duquesne W, 18-5March 24 Geneva T, 9-9March 26 Boston College* W, 12-11 Boston College* W, 10-1March 27 Boston College* W, 12-3March 30 at Akron W, 1-0April 1 Connecticut* W, 12-7April 2 Connecticut* W, 16-6 Connecticut* W, 11-5April 5 Duquesne W, 7-6 Duquesne W, 8-3April 9 Villanova* W, 3-2 Villanova* W, 20-7April 11 Villanova* W, 10-3April 12 Youngstown State L, 10-6April 14 West Virginia L, 10-8April 16 Georgetown* W, 15-5April 17 Georgetown* L, 9-7 Georgetown* W, 11-8April 19 at St. Bonaventure W, 10-9 (10)April 21 Akron L, 7-4April 23 at Seton Hall* L, 8-4 at Seton Hall* L, 8-3April 24 at Seton Hall* W, 10-8May 3 at Providence* W, 15-9 at Providence* W, 10-0May 4 at Providence* L, 9-4May 7 at St. John’s* W, 10-6 at St. John’s* L, 3-2May 8 at St. John’s* W, (F)May 10 Denison W, 13-6

May 11 at West Virginia W, 13-6May 12 vs. Penn State W, 8-7 (10) vs. Penn State L, 5-2May 18 vs. Connecticut (BEC) L, 4-3May 19 vs. Providence (BEC) L, 16-3

March 4 vs. St. Bonaventure W, 10-1March 5 vs. Anderson W, 7-4March 6 vs. Pace W, 11-4March 7 vs. North Carolina A&T W, 4-0March 9 vs. Farleigh Dickinson W, 5-2 vs. Boston College W, 13-3March 10 vs. Hofstra L, 7-2 vs. La Salle W, 5-4March 11 vs. Farleigh Dickinson W, 3-2March 12 vs. Western Illinois L, 7-4March 15 Duquesne W, 4-0 Duquesne W, 3-2March 17 Davis & Elkins W, 15-0March 18 Gannon W, 8-1March 19 Slippery Rock W, 7-6 Slippery Rock W, 12-2March 22 Marshall W, 6-5March 23 at Duquesne W, 6-5 at Duquesne L, 6-4March 25 at Villanova* L, 20-3 at Villanova* L, 12-9March 26 at Villanova* L, 13-1March 28 at Akron L, 9-2April 1 St. John’s* W, 5-2 St. John’s* W, 11-4April 2 St. John’s* W, 5-4April 6 West Virginia W, 15-4April 8 Seton Hall* L, 11-2 Seton Hall* L, 13-1April 9 Seton Hall* W, 12-5April 12 at Cleveland State W, 18-1 at Cleveland State W, 11-4April 14 at Connecticut* W, 8-3April 15 at Connecticut* W, 8-5 at Connecticut* W, 5-4April 20 Duquesne W, 12-4 Duquesne W, 5-1April 22 Providence* L, 7-0 Providence* L, 7-4April 23 Providence L, 7-3May 1 at Georgetown* W, 2-1 at Georgetown* W, 3-2May 3 at Georgetown* W, 10-2May 6 at Boston College* L, 13-2May 7 at Boston College* W, 4-3 at Boston College* W, 15-12May 12 at Dayton W, 14-3May 16 vs. Providence (BEC) W, 6-2May 17 vs. Seton Hall (BEC) W, 11-10May 18 vs. Providence (BEC) L, 4-0May 19 vs. Providence (BEC) W, 10-4May 25 vs. Okla. State (NCAA) L, 6-3May 26 vs. The Citadel (NCAA) W, 12-10May 27 vs. California (NCAA) W, 9-4 vs. Okla. State (NCAA) L, 15-13


DATE OPPONENT W-L1994 (31-16-1, 15-5 Big East)


2 8 2 8


THROUGH THE YEARS

March 3 vs. York College L, 2-1 vs. Fordham W, 16-6March 4 vs. St. Joseph’s L, 9-3 vs. Fordham T, 7-7 vs. Thomas Moore W, 6-4March 5 vs. La Salle W, 5-4March 6 vs. I.U.P. W, 19-2March 7 vs. La Salle W, 4-2 vs. Florida International L, 6-4March 8 vs. Colgate W, 12-6March 9 vs. Lindenwood W, 5-3 vs. La Salle L, 7-4March 10 vs. Hofstra W, 3-2March 14 Duquesne W, 8-5March 16 Slippery Rock W, 4-2 Slippery Rock W, 2-1March 17 Davis & Elkins W, 7-2March 19 at Duquesne W, 8-7March 23 at Villanova* L, 9-8 (8) at Villanova* L, 8-5March 24 at Georgetown* L, 6-0 at Georgetown* W, 6-5March 27 Duquesne L, 5-4 (10)March 30 St. John’s* L, 2-0 St. John’s* W, 5-3March 31 St. John’s* L, 8-5April 2 at Akron L, 9-1April 4 Rutgers* L, 8-6 (12)April 6 Seton Hall* W, 12-5April 8 Youngstown State W, 3-1 Youngstown State T, 4-4 (11)April 10 at West Virginia* W, 3-1 at West Virginia* L, 12-11April 13 at Connecticut* W, 6-3 at Connecticut* W, 10-3April 14 at Connecticut* L, 16-2April 17 vs. West Virginia W, 3-1April 18 vs. Akron L, 6-4April 20 Providence* W, 9-8 Providence* L, 14-12April 21 Providence* L, 18-8April 30 at Notre Dame* L, 8-3 at Notre Dame* L, 2-0May 2 at Kent State W, 5-4May 5 at Boston College* L, 3-2 at Boston College* W, 9-3

March 1 vs. Fairmont State W, 11-8March 2 vs. Monmouth W, 10-0 (5) vs. Valparaiso L, 6-4March 3 at Florida Atlantic L, 14-2March 4 vs. Valparaiso W, 11-10March 5 vs. Lynchburg W, 6-1March 6 vs. William Patterson L, 6-5March 7 vs. Allentown W, 4-0 vs. St. Bonaventure W, 10-3March 8 vs. Philadelphia Textile W, 6-5 vs. St. Joseph’s W, 7-4March 9 vs. St. Joseph’s W, 10-7March 13 at Duquesne L, 14-7March 20 at Duquesne L, 6-2March 22 Connecticut* W, 5-4

Connecticut* L, 18-10March 23 Connecticut* L, 14-8March 25 Duquesne W, 12-10March 27 Georgetown* W, 7-1 Georgetown* W, 14-8March 29 Villanova* W, 6-0 Villanova* L, 10-5April 1 West Virginia* L, 9-0April 2 at Kent State L, 7-6April 5 at Seton Hall* L, 11-0 at Seton Hall* L, 2-1April 6 at Rutgers* L, 6-5 at Rutgers* W, 6-4April 9 at West Virginia* L, 8-4April 10 at Youngstown State L, 7-4April 13 Boston College* W, 2-0 Boston College* W, 5-4April 14 Boston College* L, 9-6 (11)April 16 West Virginia* L, 14-11 (11)April 17 Kent State L, 9-7April 19 at St. John’s* L, 4-3 at St. John’s* L, 19-14April 20 at St. John’s* L, 14-5April 27 Notre Dame* L, 11-8 (8) Notre Dame* W, 7-6April 29 Duquesne W, 19-18 (11)May 1 at Akron L, 9-4May 3 at Providence* W, 3-2 at Providence* L, 11-2May 4 at Providence L, 14-4

March 2 vs. Northwood W, 8-3March 3 vs. Eastern Michigan L, 15-12 vs. Eastern Michigan L, 4-3March 4 vs. Lewis W, 3-2March 5 vs. St. Cloud State W, 3-2March 6 vs. Rhode Island L, 7-1March 7 vs. Wagner L, 6-3 vs. Chicago State L, 14-7March 8 vs. St. Francis (NY) L, 5-3March 22 at Georgetown* W, 5-1 at Georgetown* L, 15-1March 25 at Duquesne W, 14-4March 28 at Rutgers* L, 4-1 at Rutgers* L, 12-2March 29 at Rutgers* L, 9-6March 31 Duquesne W, 15-6April 1 at West Virginia* L, 10-7April 4 St. John’s* L, 2-0 St. John’s* L, 7-4April 5 St. John’s* L, 11-3April 7 Youngstown State W, 8-7April 8 Cleveland State L, 5-4April 9 Providence* L, 7-6 Providence* L, 10-3April 11 Connecticut* L, 3-2 Connecticut* W, 12-10April 14 at Duquesne T, 5-5April 15 West Virginia* L, 9-8April 18 Notre Dame* L, 11-0 Notre Dame* L, 12-1April 28 at Youngstown State L, 3-0April 29 at West Virginia* W, 5-3May 3 Seton Hall* L, 8-0 Seton Hall* W, 2-1

May 4 Seton Hall* W, 11-0May 5 at Kent State W, 14-9May 6 at Akron L, 4-3 at Akron L, 8-7May 8 at Ohio State L, 5-3May 9 at Boston College* L, 12-9

Feb. 20 at Winthrop L, 8-4 at Winthrop L, 6-1Feb. 21 at Winthrop L, 8-5Feb. 26 at Indiana L, 9-1Feb. 27 at Indiana L, 15-8March 6 vs. Northwood W, 8-5 vs. Bowling Green L, 9-8March 7 vs. Holy Cross W, 5-4 vs. Quinnipiac W, 10-2March 8 vs. St. Cloud State W, 11-0March 10 vs. Wagner W, 12-3March 11 vs. St. Francis (NY) W, 8-0March 12 vs. Maine W, 16-7 vs. Bowling Green L, 12-8March 13 vs. Bucknell W, 5-4March 23 Duquesne L, 7-2March 24 at Ohio L, 16-11March 27 at Connecticut* W, 1-0 at Connecticut* W, 7-5 (11)March 28 at Providence* L, 5-3 at Providence* W, 18-4March 31 Canisius W, 8-2 Canisius W, 5-3April 1 Georgetown* L, 12-8 Georgetown* W, 13-0April 3 Villanova* W, 8-7 Villanova* W, 15-11April 7 West Virginia* W, 3-2April 8 at Akron W, 9-0April 10 at Notre Dame* L, 4-1 at Notre Dame* L, 3-2April 11 at Notre Dame* L, 9-8April 13 at Wright State W, 8-1April 14 at West Virginia* W, 11-9April 17 at St. John’s* L, 8-1 at St. John’s* L, 3-1April 18 at St. John’s* L, 14-5April 20 at Kent State L, 2-0April 21 West Virginia* L, 4-0April 22 at Akron L, 5-4April 24 Boston College* W, 8-5 Boston College* L, 9-6 (10)April 25 Boston College* W, 8-4May 2 at Seton Hall* L, 8-5 at Seton Hall* L, 13-5May 3 at Seton Hall* L, 13-9May 4 Wright State W, 7-4May 5 at Ohio State L, 7-1May 6 Youngstown State W, 13-5May 11 at Duquesne W, 7-3 at Duquesne W, 9-6May 15 Rutgers* W, 7-5 Rutgers* L, 6-4May 16 Rutgers* L, 14-8





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THROUGH THE YEARS

Feb. 26 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 7-3 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 6-3Feb. 27 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 20-6March 3 at Florida State L, 6-1March 4 at Florida State L, 12-0March 5 at Florida State L, 14-4March 7 vs. Mount St. Mary’s L, 3-1March 8 vs. Chicago State W, 11-9 vs. Sacred Heart W, 11-3March 9 vs. Buffalo W, 10-7March 10 vs. Hartford L, 8-6 vs. Holy Cross W, 7-4March 11 vs. Indiana W, 4-3March 14 Duquesne W, 14-8March 15 Niagara W, 3-2 Niagara W, 7-5March 18 at Villanova* W, 5-4 (10)March 19 at Villanova* L, 4-3 at Villanova* L, 4-2March 22 Oakland L, 9-4 Oakland W, 7-1March 25 Georgetown* W, 5-3 Georgetown* W, 5-2March 26 Georgetown* W, 7-5March 28 at Cleveland State W, 5-2March 30 Buffalo W, 8-3 Buffalo L, 3-2April 1 St. John’s* L, 7-2 St. John’s* L, 10-5April 2 St. John’s* W, 10-9 (12)April 10 at West Virginia* W, 3-2 at West Virginia* L, 10-8April 12 Akron W, 7-5April 13 at Duquesne W, 6-3 (10)April 15 Connecticut* W, 18-0 Connecticut* W, 10-3April 16 Connecticut* L, 8-2April 18 Cleveland State W, 8-7 (11)April 20 at Rutgers* L, 7-0 at Rutgers* L, 12-2April 22 at Seton Hall* L, 8-1 at Seton Hall* L, 6-5 (8)May 2 at Youngstown State W, 3-2 (8) at Youngstown State W, 8-3May 3 at Cincinnati L, 8-7May 4 Youngstown State W, 9-3May 6 at Notre Dame* L, 7-0 at Notre Dame* L, 11-8 (10)May 7 at Notre Dame* W, 22-18May 11 at Akron L, 8-4May 13 Boston College* W, 8-6 Boston College* L, 9-4May 14 Boston College* W, 6-5May 17 vs. Rutgers (BEC) L, 11-3May 18 vs. Notre Dame (BEC) L, 15-7

March 3 vs. Albany W, 21-10 (6)March 4 vs. Sacred Heart W, 5-1 vs. Holy Cross W, 6-4 (6)March 5 vs. Mount St. Mary’s W, 9-5March 7 at Miami (FL) L, 6-2March 8 vs. Holy Cross W, 11-2

March 9 vs. Duquesne L, 6-2March 10 vs. Marist W, 12-11March 15 Niagara L, 10-6March 17 at Georgetown* W, 1-0 at Georgetown* L, 6-5March 18 at Georgetown* W, 10-8March 20 at Ohio W, 2-1 at Ohio L, 10-7March 23 Notre Dame* L, 3-0 Notre Dame* L, 3-0March 25 Seton Hall* L, 7-2 Seton Hall* L, 7-6March 28 Duquesne W, 8-7March 29 Canisius L, 9-6 Canisius W, 7-5March 31 West Virginia* L, 6-5 West Virginia* W, 3-2April 1 West Virginia* L, 7-1April 3 Cleveland State W, 8-2April 4 Kent State W, 6-5 (10)April 5 Youngstown State W, 10-9April 7 at Connecticut* L, 7-4 at Connecticut* L, 3-1April 8 at Connecticut* L, 8-4April 14 at St. John’s* L, 5-2 at St. John’s* L, 10-9 (10)April 28 Rutgers* L, 4-0 Rutgers* W, 8-0April 29 Rutgers* L, 6-0May 1 Akron L, 20-14May 2 at Kent State L, 13-12May 5 at Villanova* L, 8-5May 6 at Villanova* L, 5-1 at Villanova* L, 15-10May 9 at Akron L, 3-2May 10 at Niagara L, 6-5May 12 Virginia Tech* W, 4-1 Virginia Tech* W, 4-1May 13 Virginia Tech* L, 5-3

Feb. 24 at MD-Eastern Shore W, 8-1 at MD-Eastern Shore W, 11-0 (5)Feb. 25 at MD-Eastern Shore W, 15-0March 1 vs. C.W. Post W, 2-0 vs. C.W. Post W, 9-5March 2 vs. Holy Cross W, 7-1March 3 vs. Holy Cross W, 9-5 vs. Lehigh W, 8-3March 4 vs. Lehigh T, 8-8March 5 vs. Adelphi W, 3-2March 6 vs. Fairfield W, 7-5March 8 at Florida State L, 7-2March 9 at Florida State L, 11-2March 10 at Florida State L, 15-3March 13 Duquesne W, 19-3March 16 Niagara W, 5-4 Niagara W, 8-2March 23 at Virginia Tech* W, 10-7 at Virginia Tech* W, 5-2March 24 at Virginia Tech* L, 8-5March 28 St. John’s* L, 13-6 St. John’s* W, 12-8March 30 Boston College* L, 5-3 Boston College* L, 17-8April 2 Cleveland State W, 11-10

April 3 Akron W, 9-8April 4 Canisius W, 7-4 Canisius W, 4-1April 11 at Notre Dame* W, 7-4 at Notre Dame* L, 12-2April 14 at Seton Hall* L, 2-0 at Seton Hall* W, 7-5April 20 at Rutgers* L, 9-1 at Rutgers* L, 13-2April 21 at Rutgers* W, 2-1April 27 Villanova* W, 8-4 Villanova* L, 8-2April 28 Villanova* W, 5-1May 1 at Canisius W, 14-10 at Canisius L, 7-5May 2 at Niagara W, 11-4May 4 Georgetown* W, 8-2 Georgetown* W, 9-2May 5 Georgetown* W, 19-0May 7 at Cleveland State W, 6-5May 8 at Akron L, 14-5May 11 at West Virginia* L, 16-6 at West Virginia* L, 12-9May 14 Youngstown State W, 4-1May 15 Kent State W, 3-2May 18 Connecticut* W, 12-11 Connecticut* W, 7-4May 19 Connecticut* L, 5-2

Feb. 14 at Duke L, 7-3Feb. 15 at Duke W, 2-1Feb. 22 at New Orleans L, 8-7 at New Orleans W, 5-3Feb. 23 at New Orleans L, 10-0Feb. 28 vs. Purdue W, 8-7March 1 vs. Sacred Heart W, 6-0March 2 vs. Mount St. Mary’s W, 16-1March 3 vs. Detroit W, 8-0 vs. Sacred Heart W, 6-3March 4 vs. Mount St. Mary’s W, 8-6March 5 vs. Detroit W, 15-0March 7 at Florida International L, 10-2March 8 vs. Chicago State W, 20-2March 15 Niagara W, 11-1March 16 Niagara W, 3-2 Niagara W, 5-4March 18 Cleveland State W, 9-5March 19 Kent State W, 10-7March 22 Seton Hall* W, 2-1 Seton Hall* W, 8-7March 23 Seton Hall* L, 6-5March 25 Duquesne W, 14-4March 29 at St. John’s* L, 4-1 at St. John’s* L, 7-1March 30 at St. John’s* L, 8-3April 2 at Youngstown State W, 7-1April 4 Rutgers* W, 5-4 Rutgers* L, 7-5April 6 West Virginia* L, 10-8 West Virginia* W, 4-0April 8 at Akron W, 10-4April 9 at Kent State L, 14-3April 12 Villanova* W, 9-2 Villanova* W, 7-1April 13 Villanova* W, 10-5






THROUGH THE YEARSApril 15 Ohio W, 6-5Apirl 17 at Notre Dame* L, 5-2 at Notre Dame* W, 5-3April 19 at Georgetown* W, 11-3 at Georgetown* W, 8-3April 26 Buffalo W, 4-0April 27 Buffalo L, 7-4April 29 at Niagara W, 10-3April 30 at Canisius W, 5-0 at Canisius W, 8-2May 3 at Boston College* L, 4-3May 4 at Boston College* L, 5-0 at Boston College* L, 8-1May 6 vs. Duquesne L, 2-1May 10 Virginia Tech* L, 4-3 Virginia Tech* W, 14-13May 11 Virginia Tech* W, 17-16May 17 at Connecticut* L, 3-0 at Connecticut* W, 3-1May 18 at Connecticut* L, 10-4

Feb. 20 at New Orleans W, 3-2Feb. 21 at New Orleans W, 9-3Feb. 22 at New Orleans L, 10-3March 7 vs. Sacred Heart W, 14-6 vs. Evansville L, 7-4March 8 vs. Temple W, 16-2March 9 vs. Mount St. Mary’s W, 8-0March 11 vs. Florida International L, 7-3March 12 vs. Iona W, 6-3March 13 vs. Iona W, 9-1 vs. Manhattan W, 15-10March 14 vs. Rider W, 10-6March 23 at Ohio W, 15-11March 24 Niagara W, 9-8 Niagara L, 4-3March 27 at Virginia Tech* W, 3-0 at Virginia Tech* W, 5-4March 28 at Virginia Tech* W, 12-11March 31 Kent State W, 3-1April 3 Boston College* W, 9-4 Boston College* L, 4-2April 4 Boston College* W, 7-6Apirl 6 at Duquesne L, 9-5April 8 at Rutgers* L, 4-0 at Rutgers* L, 8-5April 10 at West Virginia* W, 2-0 at West Virginia* W, 7-2April 14 at Akron W, 11-0 at Akron L, 4-3April 17 New York Tech W, 9-3 New York Tech W, 11-3April 18 New York Tech W, 9-3April 23 Georgetown* W, 6-5 Georgetown* L, 2-1April 25 Notre Dame* W, 8-6 Notre Dame* W, 7-6April 28 at Kent State L, 8-7April 30 at Villanova* W, 14-2 at Villanova* W, 11-9May 1 at Villanova* L, 8-5May 4 at Buffalo W, 20-5May 5 at Niagara W, 16-7May 8 at Seton Hall* W, 3-2 at Seton Hall* W, 13-7

May 9 at Seton Hall* W, 10-5May 11 at Akron W, 15-8May 12 vs. Duquesne W, 5-1May 15 Connecticut* L, 3-1May 16 Connecticut* W, 5-2 Connecticut* L, 6-2May 18 at Youngstown State W, 10-3May 22 St. John’s* W, 6-4 St. John’s* L, 6-5May 23 St. John’s* L, 17-4May 27 vs. St. John’s (BEC) L, 4-2May 28 vs. Boston College (BEC) L, 8-4

Feb. 25 vs. Rider W, 9-6 at Coastal Carolina L, 11-8Feb. 26 at Coastal Carolina L, 6-5Feb. 27 vs. Rider W, 6-4March 5 vs. La Salle W, 9-7 (11)March 6 vs. Wagner W, 11-2March 7 vs. La Salle W, 9-5March 8 at Miami (FL) L, 3-0March 11 vs. Temple L, 2-1March 12 vs. Temple W, 13-6March 13 vs. Temple L, 5-3 vs. Lafayette W, 4-2March 19 Canisius W, 9-0 Canisius W, 13-3March 20 Canisius W, 11-3March 24 Seton Hall* W, 19-0 Seton Hall* L, 10-6March 26 Rutgers* L, 5-3 Rutgers* L, 7-1March 29 Niagara W, 12-0March 30 Kent State W, 12-2April 3 at St. John’s* L, 2-0April 4 at St. John’s* L, 3-2 at St. John’s* L, 4-2April 6 vs. Penn State L, 9-0April 9 at Connecticut* W, 8-7 at Connecticut* L, 2-1April 10 at Connecticut* W, 9-6April 12 at Akron W, 17-15April 13 vs. Duquesne W, 9-2April 16 Villanova* W, 6-4 Villanova* L, 9-8 (10)April 17 Villanova* W, 8-3April 20 at Kent State L, 9-4April 30 West Virginia* W, 6-5 West Virginia* W, 11-0May 1 West Virginia* W, 8-7May 4 at Niagara L, 8-3May 8 at Boston College* W, 9-3May 9 at Boston College* L, 3-0 at Boston College* W, 6-1May 10 vs. Ohio L, 5-4May 11 at Cleveland State W, 10-6May 15 Notre Dame* W, 4-1 Notre Dame* W, 8-5May 16 Notre Dame* L, 21-1May 17 Duquesne L, 5-1May 18 Youngstown State W, 16-2May 19 at Georgetown* W, 6-1 at Georgetown* W, 9-5May 20 at Georgetown* W, 5-2May 26 vs. St. John’s (BEC) W, 4-1

May 27 vs. Notre Dame (BEC) L, 4-2 vs. Boston College (BEC) W, 3-2 (12)May 28 vs. Notre Dame (BEC) L, 11-4

Feb. 17 vs. George Mason L, 9-2 at Coastal Carolina W, 11-5Feb. 18 at Coastal Carolina W, 6-0Feb. 19 vs. George Mason L, 3-1 (11)Feb. 24 at Vanderbilt L, 2-1 (11)Feb. 25 at Belmont W, 14-7Feb. 26 at Lipscomb L, 4-0March 4 vs. Boston College L, 6-5 (10)March 5 vs. Boston College L, 10-5March 6 at Rollins College W, 4-0March 7 vs. Sacred Heart W, 16-6March 8 at Bethune-Cookman L, 6-0March 9 vs. St. Joseph’s W, 9-3March 11 vs. Sacred Heart W, 10-5 vs. St. Joseph’s W, 14-2March 17 at Seton Hall* W, 8-3March 18 at Seton Hall* L, 2-1March 19 at Seton Hall* W, 8-1March 22 Duquesne W, 18-8March 24 at West Virginia* L, 8-4March 25 at West Virginia* L, 6-2March 26 at West Virginia* L, 13-4March 29 Kent State L, 14-4March 31 at Notre Dame* L, 6-1April 1 at Notre Dame* L, 4-3April 2 at Notre Dame* L, 9-8April 5 vs. Penn State L, 7-4 (11)April 8 St. John’s* L, 6-2 St. John’s* W, 3-2April 9 St. John’s* L, 12-5April 13 at Villanova* W, 9-5 at Villanova* L, 6-3April 15 at Villanova* L, 6-3April 18 at Ohio W, 15-1April 19 Akron W, 10-6April 22 USF* W, 7-1 USF* L, 5-3April 23 USF* W, 11-9May 2 at Kent State L, 17-14May 3 at Cleveland State W, 11-8May 6 at Rutgers* W, 12-11 at Rutgers* L, 15-9May 7 at Rutgers* L, 10-5May 9 vs. Akron L, 15-11May 10 vs. Duquesne L, 8-7May 12 Connecticut* L, 5-4May 13 Connecticut* L, 6-4May 14 Connecticut* W, 11-9May 17 at Ohio State W, 7-3 (6)May 18 Georgetown* W, 14-0May 19 Georgetown* W, 3-2 (10)May 20 Georgetown* L, 8-7

Feb. 16 at Coastal Carolina L, 12-5Feb. 17 vs. Virginia Tech L, 7-3Feb. 18 vs. Old Dominion L, 10-5Feb. 23 at Vanderbilt L, 4-3Feb. 24 at Belmont L, 11-4






THROUGH THE YEARSFeb. 25 at Lipscomb L, 4-2March 5 vs. Sacred Heart L, 7-0 vs. Michigan State L, 4-3March 6 vs. Sacred Heart W, 5-1March 7 vs. St. Joseph’s W, 6-0March 8 vs. St. Joseph’s W, 13-6March 9 vs. Lehigh W, 9-0 (7) vs. Lehigh W, 10-4March 12 vs. Sacred Heart W, 9-1March 16 at USF* L, 4-2March 17 at USF* W, 5-2March 18 at USF* L, 5-2March 24 Cincinnati* L, 19-5March 25 Cincinnati* W, 3-0 (7) Cincinnati* W, 3-2March 28 Kent State L, 3-0March 30 Notre Dame* W, 4-2March 31 Notre Dame* W, 5-0April 4 Youngstown State L, 7-5April 5 at Louisville* L, 7-1April 6 at Louisville* W, 6-4April 7 at Louisville* W, 6-2April 10 at Akron W, 4-2 (14)April 13 at St. John’s* W, 10-9April 14 at St. John’s* L, 8-1 at St. John’s* L, 15-1April 18 Cleveland State W, 12-5April 20 Villanova* W, 11-6April 21 Villanova* W, 8-7April 22 Villanova* W, 6-5April 28 New York Tech L, 9-4April 29 New York Tech L, 6-4 New York Tech L, 8-6May 1 Akron W, 5-4May 2 Ohio L, 9-7May 5 at Georgetown* W, 9-2 at Georgetown* L, 1-0May 6 at Georgetown* W, 6-2May 8 at Central Michigan W, 6-5May 9 at Central Michigan W, 9-0May 11 Rutgers* L, 10-9 (10)May 12 Rutgers* L, 5-2May 13 Rutgers* W, 5-4 (11)May 15 at Cleveland State W, 16-15May 17 Seton Hall* W, 5-4 (11)May 18 Seton Hall* L, 9-1May 19 Seton Hall* L, 8-3May 22 vs. USF (BEC) L, 2-1May 23 vs. Connecticut (BEC) L, 5-2

Feb. 23 vs. Virginia Tech L, 7-3 vs. Maryland L, 10-5Feb. 24 vs. Virginia Tech W, 12-8Feb. 29 at MD-Eastern Shore W, 25-3March 1 vs. Rhode Island L, 6-4March 2 at MD-Eastern Shore W, 10-0 (7)March 8 vs. East Carolina L, 10-5 vs. Georgia Southern L, 3-2 (10)March 9 vs. Michigan L, 7-0March 11 at UCF L, 8-2March 13 vs. Penn W, 14-2March 15 vs. Bethune-Cookman W, 6-5March 16 vs. Cornell L, 8-5 vs. New Jersey Tech W, 17-2March 20 at West Virginia* L, 15-12

March 21 at West Virginia* L, 12-6March 22 at West Virginia* L, 8-1March 26 at Ohio State L, 9-1March 28 Louisville* W, 7-2March 29 Louisville* W, 5-4March 30 Louisville* L, 6-4 (10)April 2 Kent State L, 7-0April 4 at Seton Hall* L, 1-0April 5 at Seton Hall* L, 3-0April 6 at Seton Hall* L, 15-5April 8 Duquesne W, 9-8April 9 Penn State L, 6-5April 11 at Cincinnati* L, 6-3April 12 at Cincinnati* L, 3-2 (11)April 13 at Cincinnati* W, 3-2April 15 at Ohio L, 17-9April 16 Duquesne W, 17-6April 18 St. John’s* W, 6-3April 19 St. John’s* L, 7-4April 20 St. John’s* L, 11-8April 25 Georgetown* W, 9-2April 26 Georgetown* W, 17-11 Georgetown* L, 7-4April 29 at Kent State L, 9-2April 30 Cleveland State W, 9-1May 2 at Villanova* L, 4-3May 3 at VIllanova* L, 8-4May 4 at Villlanova* L, 16-10May 6 vs. Coppin State W, 17-3May 7 vs. Central Michigan L, 10-8 vs. Coppin State W, 25-5May 9 Notre Dame* L, 5-4 (10)May 10 Notre Dame* W, 5-3May 13 Akron L, 4-2May 14 at Cleveland State W, 4-2 (5)May 15 vs. Connecticut* L, 14-10May 16 vs. Connecticut* L, 6-5May 17 vs. Connecticut* L, 7-5

Feb. 20 vs. Bradley L, 9-8 (10)Feb. 22 vs. Air Force W, 10-9 vs. Navy L, 3-1March 4 at Ohio L, 9-8March 7 vs. St. Bonaventure W, 12-8 (11)March 8 vs. Akron W, 8-5March 9 vs. St. Joseph’s W, 17-5March 10 vs. SIU-Edwardsville W, 6-0March 11 vs. Miami (FL) L, 11-6March 13 at Ohio State L, 20-3March 14 vs. Long Island W, 12-2March 15 vs. North Dakota State W, 3-2 (11) vs. MD-Baltimore W, 12-8March 17 at Youngstown State W, 7-6March 20 Cincinnati* W, 18-4March 21 Cincinnati* W, 5-0March 22 Cincinnati* L, 9-5March 24 at Akron W, 14-13March 25 Youngstown State L, 7-4March 27 Notre Dame* L, 5-4March 28 Notre Dame* W, 15-7March 29 Notre Dame* W, 14-11March 31 Akron W, 17-5April 1 at Duquesne W, 6-4April 3 at USF* L, 8-1April 4 at USF* L, 13-5

April 5 at USF* L, 10-8 (10)April 9 at Louisville* L, 7-3April 11 at Louisville* L, 1-0 (8) at Louisville* L, 3-2 (10)April 17 Seton Hall* W, 3-1April 18 Seton Hall* W, 5-2April 19 Seton Hall* W, 5-4April 25 Rutgers* L, 10-4 Rutgers* W, 8-6April 26 Rutgers* W, 12-8April 29 at Cleveland State W, 10-0May 2 at Georgetown* L, 7-5 at Georgetown* W, 6-5May 5 Cleveland State W, 9-7May 6 Duquesne L, 5-2May 8 at Connecticut* W, 7-4May 9 at Connecticut* L, 14-6May 10 at Connecticut* L, 8-5May 14 West Virginia* W, 9-1May 15 West Virginia* W, 13-12 West Virginia* L, 16-4May 20 vs. USF (BEC) L, 12-2 (8)May 21 vs. West Virginia (BEC) L, 20-8 (8)

Feb. 19 at Wofford W, 18-6Feb. 20 at Wofford W, 7-3Feb. 21 at Wofford L, 9-8 (10)Feb. 26 vs. Bradley W, 3-2Feb. 27 vs. Memphis W, 9-8Feb. 28 vs. Toledo W, 11-3March 5 vs. Albany W, 18-4 vs. Ball State W, 8-5March 6 at Coastal Carolina L, 9-6March 7 vs. Toledo L, 11-7March 10 at Florida Atlantic L, 10-7March 13 Fordham W, 10-1March 14 Fordham W, 13-0 Fordham W, 10-3March 17 Youngstown State W, 15-11March 19 at St. Joseph’s W, 14-1March 20 at La Salle W, 20-11March 21 at Temple W, 7-1March 24 Penn State W, 7-4March 26 St. John’s* W, 4-1March 27 St. John’s* W, 13-1March 28 St. John’s* W, 5-3 (7)April 1 at Rutgers* L, 9-8April 2 at Rutgers* L, 6-1April 3 at Rutgers* W, 6-5April 6 at Akron W, 5-4April 7 at Kent State L, 19-6April 9 Louisville* W, 8-3April 10 Louisville* W, 15-5April 11 Louisville* L, 9-7April 13 at Penn State L, 14-8April 14 Duquesne W, 21-9April 16 at Villanova* W, 8-5April 17 at Villanova* W, 12-7April 18 at Villanova* W, 5-3April 20 Kent State L, 16-3April 21 Youngstown State W, 21-12April 23 at West Virginia* W, 13-9April 24 at West Virginia* W, 6-3April 25 at West Virginia* W, 24-9May 1 Connecticut* L, 11-7





THROUGH THE YEARS Connecticut* W, 13-4May 5 Akron W, 15-12May 7 at Seton Hall* W, 5-2May 8 at Seton Hall* W, 14-2 at Seton Hall* L, 9-7May 12 vs. Duquesne L, 10-9May 14 at Cincinnati* W, 12-2May 15 at Cincinnati* W, 8-5May 16 at Cincinnati* L, 3-1May 20 USF* W, 8-7May 21 USF* L, 7-3 USF* L, 14-12 (10)May 26 vs. Rutgers (BEC) L, 9-5May 27 vs. Cincinnati (BEC) W, 13-4May 28 vs. Connecticut (BEC) L, 7-2

Feb. 18 vs. Illinois W, 10-6Feb. 19 vs. Iowa W, 3-2 (11)Feb. 20 vs. Purdue L, 5-3March 4 at Wofford W, 11-5March 6 at Wofford L, 6-1March 8 at North Carolina A&T W, 12-0March 9 at North Carolina A&T W, 6-2March 11 vs. Central Michigan W, 19-2March 12 vs. Army W, 4-1 vs. Army W, 7-0March 13 vs. Michigan State L, 7-4March 14 vs. Indiana L, 9-2March 16 Kent State L, 10-7March 18 Niagara W, 9-6March 19 Youngstown State W, 7-0 Toledo W, 5-4March 20 Niagara W, 18-9March 22 Akron L, 4-3March 25 at Connecticut* L, 7-0March 26 at Connecticut* L, 9-2March 27 at Connecticut* W, 4-0March 29 Ohio L, 9-4April 1 Notre Dame* W, 6-5April 2 Notre Dame* W, 3-2 (11)April 3 Notre Dame* L, 8-6April 5 at Cleveland State W, 13-5April 6 at Kent State L, 9-5April 9 Villanova* W, 15-6 Villanova* W, 9-5April 10 Villanova* W, 7-3April 13 at Penn State L, 5-4April 15 at Georgetown* W, 15-9 at Georgetown* W, 13-4April 17 at Georgetown* L, 3-2April 19 Youngstown State W, 7-2 (5)April 21 Rutgers* W, 4-0 Rutgers* W, 3-0April 23 Rutgers* W, 8-3April 30 Cincinnati* W, 9-8 Cincinnati* L, 9-6May 1 Cincinnati* L, 9-8May 4 at Akron W, 6-0May 6 at St. John’s* L, 2-1May 7 at St. John’s* L, 7-0May 8 at St. John’s* L, 8-7 (10)May 11 Penn State L, 10-3May 13 West Virginia* W, 12-1May 14 West Virginia* W, 5-2May 15 West Virginia* W, 10-6

May 19 at USF* W, 6-5May 20 at USF* L, 7-2May 21 at USF* L, 4-3May 25 vs. Louisville (BEC) W, 7-3May 26 vs. St. John’s (BEC) L, 6-4May 27 vs. Louisville (BEC) L, 12-2 (8)

Feb. 17 vs. Iowa L, 7-5 vs. Michigan W, 9-8Feb. 18 vs. Northwestern L, 12-11 (10)Feb. 19 vs. Indiana L, 12-7Feb. 24 at Wofford W, 22-12Feb. 25 at Wofford L, 8-7Feb. 26 at Wofford W, 8-4March 2 at Coastal Carolina W, 3-1March 6 vs. Sacred Heart L, 7-6March 7 vs. Sacred Heart W, 5-4March 8 vs. Xavier W, 6-5March 10 vs. Miami (OH) L, 6-1 vs. Akron L, 12-4March 11 vs. Michigan State W, 3-1March 16 Hartford W, 4-2March 17 Hartford W, 8-3March 18 Hartford W, 10-6March 21 at Penn State L, 5-3March 23 at Notre Dame* L, 6-5March 24 at Notre Dame* L, 3-2March 25 at Notre Dame* L, 7-5March 28 Kent State W, 6-5March 30 at Cincinnati* L, 2-0March 31 at Cincinnati* W, 6-0April 1 at CIncinnati* W, 10-9 (11)April 4 Youngstown State W, 9-1April 5 Connecticut* L, 8-2April 6 Connecticut* L, 3-1April 7 Connecticut* L, 5-3April 10 at Akron W, 9-5April 11 Penn State W, 5-3April 13 USF* W, 2-1April 14 USF* L, 6-5April 15 USF* L, 9-8April 17 at Kent State L, 6-5April 18 Akron W, 3-2April 20 at West Virginia* L, 8-4April 22 at West Virginia* W, 14-5 at West Virginia* L, 7-5April 28 Georgetown* W, 5-0April 29 Georgetown* L, 6-3 Georgetown* W, 8-3May 1 at Ohio W, 5-1May 5 at Rutgers* W, 5-2 at Rutgers* L, 3-1May 6 at Rutgers* W, 4-3May 8 Akron W, 8-2May 11 at Seton Hall* W, 7-4May 12 at Seton Hall* L, 4-1 at Seton Hall* L, 4-3May 15 at Youngstown State W, 5-2May 17 Louisville* L, 6-5 (12)May 18 Louisville* W, 8-2May 19 Louisville* L, 9-5May 23 vs. Louisville (BEC) L, 8-4May 24 vs. USF (BEC) L, 12-5

Feb. 15 at Wichita State W, 6-4Feb. 16 at Wichita State W, 10-8Feb. 17 at Wichita State W, 11-3Feb. 23 at Wofford W, 4-3Feb. 24 at Wofford L, 3-2 (7) at Wofford W, 19-8March 1 at The Citadel L, 8-0March 2 vs. UNC Asheville L, 5-4March 3 vs. VCU L, 6-4March 9 Youngstown State W, 9-2 Manhattan W, 6-5March 10 Manhttan W, 9-3 Youngstown State W, 16-1March 12 West Virginia L, 8-7March 15 Niagara W, 17-3 Toledo W, 4-2March 16 Niagara L, 7-5March 17 Toledo W, 9-5March 22 at St. John’s* W, 12-9March 23 at St. John’s* W, 14-2March 24 at St. John’s* W, 11-2March 27 at Penn State W, 10-8March 29 Towson W, 5-2 Towson W, 2-1 (15)March 30 Towson W, 7-5April 2 at Akron W, 11-7April 5 at USF* L, 1-0April 6 at USF* L, 7-6April 7 at USF* L, 3-2April 9 at Youngstown State W, 24-7April 12 Notre Dame* W, 4-0April 13 Notre Dame* W, 4-2April 14 Notre Dame* W, 12-3April 16 Youngstown State W, 11-9April 17 Coppin State W, 10-4 (7) Coppin State L, 6-3 (7)April 20 Rutgers* W, 14-5 Rutgers* W, 9-4April 21 Rutgers* W, 6-3April 27 Cincinnati* W, 7-3 Cincinnati* W, 4-3April 28 Cincinnati* W, 10-9April 30 West Virginia W, 7-6May 1 Akron L, 6-1May 3 Georgetown* W, 8-3May 4 Georgetown* W, 13-3May 5 Georgetown* W, 6-2May 8 Ohio W, 6-5May 11 Villanova* W, 4-3 Villanova* W, 12-4May 12 Villanova* W, 10-2May 14 Kent State L, 6-5May 16 Louisville* L, 5-2May 17 Louisville* L, 12-4May 18 Louisville L, 7-4May 22 St. John’s (BEC) W, 10-2May 23 Notre Dame (BEC) L, 5-3May 24 Seton Hall (BEC) W, 7-6 (12)May 25 Notre Dame (BEC) L, 2-3 (10)





ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSAdelphi ............................................................ 1-0 Air Force .......................................................... 1-0Akron ........................................................... 28-24Albany .............................................................. 2-0 Allegheny ...................................................... 20-3Allentown ........................................................ 2-0 Anderson ......................................................... 3-1Army ................................................................ 3-5Ashland ........................................................... 3-1Atlantic Fleet ................................................... 1-0 Ball State ......................................................... 1-0 Belmont ........................................................... 0-1Bethany ........................................................... 6-0 Bethel College ................................................. 1-0 Bethune-Cookman .......................................... 1-1 Boston College ........................................... 22-22Bowling Green ................................................ 0-2Bradley ............................................................ 1-2 Bucknell ....................................................... 22-12Buffalo ......................................................... 10-14 Buffalo State ................................................... 4-1 BYU .................................................................. 0-1 California ......................................................... 1-0 California (PA) ................................................. 8-2 Canisius .......................................................... 11-2 Carnegie Mellon ............................................ 21-0Case Western Reserve ................................... 4-0Catholic University ......................................... 0-1Central Michigan ............................................. 3-1Chicago State .................................................. 2-1Cincinnati ...................................................... 14-8The Citadel ...................................................... 1-1Clarion ...................................................... 24-13-1Cleveland State ............................................. 24-9Coastal Carolina ............................................. 3-4Colgate ............................................................ 2-0Connecticut ................................................. 26-41Coppin State ................................................... 3-1Cornell ............................................................. 1-5Davis & Elkins ................................................. 4-0Dayton ............................................................. 1-0Denison ........................................................... 1-0Detroit .............................................................. 3-1Dickinson ........................................................ 0-1Duke ................................................................. 1-4Duquesne ................................................. 59-23-1East Carolina ................................................... 0-1Eastern Kentucky ........................................... 0-2Eastern Menonite ............................................ 1-0Eastern Michigan ............................................ 1-2Edinboro .......................................................... 1-0Evansville ........................................................ 1-1Fairfield ............................................................ 1-0Farleigh Dickinson ......................................... 2-0Fairmont State ................................................ 3-0Ferrum ............................................................. 0-1Florida A&M .................................................... 1-1Florida Atlantic ............................................... 0-2Florida International ....................................... 0-1Florida State .................................................. 0-19Fordham ....................................................... 4-0-1Fort Eustis ....................................................... 0-1Fort Lee ........................................................... 1-0Gannon ............................................................ 3-0Geneva .......................................................... 9-3-1George Mason ................................................. 0-2Georgetown ................................................. 56-42George Washington ....................................... 3-5Georgia Southern ........................................... 0-1Gettysburg .................................................... 10-3Grand Valley State .......................................... 1-0Grove City ....................................................... 7-2

Hartford ........................................................... 3-1Hiram ............................................................... 6-1Hofstra ............................................................. 1-1Holy Cross ....................................................... 5-0Howard ............................................................ 2-3Illinois .............................................................. 1-0Indiana ............................................................. 3-5Indianapolis ..................................................... 1-1Iona .................................................................. 2-0Iowa ................................................................... 1-1Iowa State ........................................................ 0-1Ithaca ............................................................... 0-1I.U.P. ............................................................. 34-15James Madison ............................................... 0-1John Carroll .................................................... 1-0Juniata ............................................................. 7-8Kansas ............................................................. 0-1Kent State .................................................... 25-34Kenyon ............................................................ 1-0Lafayette .......................................................... 1-1La Salle ............................................................ 6-1Lehigh .............................................................. 2-0Lewis ................................................................ 1-0Lindenwood .................................................... 1-0Lipscomb ......................................................... 0-1LIU-Brooklyn ................................................... 4-0Louisville ....................................................... 8-14Lynchburg ....................................................... 1-0Maine ............................................................... 1-0Manhattan ........................................................ 2-0Marist ............................................................... 1-0Marshall ........................................................... 2-0Maryland .......................................................... 1-3Memphis .......................................................... 1-0Mercyhurst ...................................................... 3-1Miami (FL) ........................................................ 0-3Miami (OH) ....................................................... 0-1Michigan .......................................................... 1-1Michigan State ................................................ 1-2Mississippi State ............................................ 0-1Monmouth ....................................................... 1-0Mount St. Mary’s ............................................. 7-1Navy ............................................................... 5-13New Hampshire ............................................... 1-0New Orleans .................................................... 3-3New York Tech ................................................ 0-3Niagara .......................................................... 15-5New Jersey Tech ............................................. 1-0Norfolk N.A.S. ................................................. 6-2North Carolina A&T ........................................ 3-0North Carolina State ....................................... 1-0North Dakota State ......................................... 2-0North Florida ................................................... 0-1Northeastern Illinois ....................................... 1-1Northern Kentucky ......................................... 1-0Northwestern .................................................. 0-1Northwood ....................................................... 2-0Notre Dame ................................................. 18-34Oakland ........................................................... 1-1Ohio ............................................................... 7-19Ohio State ...................................................... 1-17Ohio Wesleyan ................................................ 1-0Oklahoma State .............................................. 0-2Old Dominion .................................................. 0-1Oregon ............................................................. 0-1Pace ................................................................. 1-0Penn ................................................................. 1-0Penn State ................................................ 29-65-1Pfeiffer ............................................................. 1-0Philadelphia Textile ........................................ 3-0Point Park ........................................................ 4-0Presbyterian .................................................... 1-0

Princeton ......................................................... 3-0Providence .................................................... 9-23Purdue ............................................................. 1-1Quantico Marines ........................................... 1-4Quincy College ............................................... 1-0Quinnipiac ....................................................... 1-0Rhode Island ................................................... 1-2Richmond ........................................................ 1-0Rider ................................................................ 3-0Robert Morris ................................................ 16-4Rollins College ................................................ 1-4Rutgers ........................................................ 18-27Sacred Heart ................................................... 3-2Salem ............................................................... 2-2Seton Hall .................................................... 27-65Shenandoah .................................................... 0-1SIU-Edwardsville ............................................ 1-0Slippery Rock .................................................. 6-3South Carolina ................................................ 0-2Southern Illinois ............................................. 0-2St. Bonaventure .............................................. 5-0St. Cloud State ................................................ 2-0St. Francis (NY) ............................................... 0-1St. Franics (PA) ............................................... 6-0St. John’s .................................................... 22-47St. Joseph’s .................................................. 10-3St. Vincent ...................................................... 11-2Stetson ............................................................ 0-4Steubenville .................................................... 8-0SUNY-Fredonia ............................................... 4-0Syracuse ........................................................ 13-8Temple ............................................................. 6-8Tennessee ....................................................... 1-1Thiel ................................................................. 1-1Thomas Moore ................................................ 1-0Toledo .............................................................. 4-1Towson ............................................................ 4-0UCF ................................................................ 0-10UCLA ................................................................ 1-0UC-Riverside ................................................... 0-1UMBC ............................................................... 1-0UM-Eastern Shore .......................................... 5-0UNC Asheville ................................................. 0-1USF ................................................................ 4-17Valparaiso ........................................................ 1-1Vanderbilt ........................................................ 0-1Villanova ...................................................... 38-52Virginia ............................................................ 1-5Virginia Commonwealth ................................. 1-1Virginia Military Institute ................................ 2-2Virginia Tech .................................................. 11-8 Wagner ............................................................ 5-2Wake Forest .................................................... 0-1Washington & Jefferson ................................ 8-0Wayne State .................................................... 3-0 Waynesburg .................................................... 3-0West Liberty .................................................... 2-2West Virginia ............................................... 71-76West Virginia Wesleyan ................................. 0-1Western Illinois ............................................... 0-1Westminster .................................................. 19-3Wichita State ................................................... 3-0William & Mary ................................................ 2-0William Patterson ........................................... 0-1Winthrop .......................................................... 0-3Winona State ................................................... 1-0Wofford ............................................................ 7-4Wooster ........................................................... 0-1Wright State .................................................... 2-2Xavier ............................................................... 1-0York College .................................................... 0-1Youngstown State ..................................... 28-6-1


ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS

March 5, 2002 N W, 3-2 1-0

Feb. 22, 2009 N W, 10-9 1-0

1980 L, 7-1 0-11980 W, 7-6 1-11983 A L, 2-0 1-21985 A W, 7-6 2-21988 L, 10-7 2-31989 L, 6-5 2-4March 12, 1991 H L, 4-2 2-5April 5, 1991 H L, 8-4 2-6May 8, 1992 H W, 7-6 (10) 3-6May 10, 1992 A L, 16-11 3-7April 12, 1993 A W, 4-3 4-7April 14, 1993 H W, 10-4 5-7March 30, 1994 A W, 1-0 6-7April 21, 1994 H L, 7-4 6-8March 28, 1995 A L, 9-2 6-9April 2, 1996 A L, 9-1 6-10April 18, 1996 N W, 6-4 7-10May 1, 1997 A L, 9-4 7-11May 6, 1998 A L, 4-3 7-12May 6, 1998 A L, 8-7 7-13April 8, 1999 A W, 9-0 8-13April 22, 1999 A L, 5-4 8-14April 12, 2000 H W, 7-5 9-14May 11, 2000 A L, 8-4 9-15May 1, 2001 H L, 20-14 9-16May 9, 2001 A L, 3-2 9-17April 3, 2002 H W, 9-8 10-17May 8, 2002 A L, 14-5 10-18April 8, 2003 A W, 10-4 11-18April 14, 2004 A W, 11-0 12-18April 14, 2004 A L, 4-3 12-19May 11, 2004 A W, 15-8 13-19April 12, 2005 A W, 17-15 14-19April 19, 2006 H W, 10-6 15-19May 9, 2006 N L, 15-11 15-20April 10, 2007 A W, 4-2 (14) 16-20May 1, 2007 H W, 5-4 17-20May 13, 2008 H L, 4-2 17-21March 8, 2009 N W, 8-5 18-21March 24, 2009 A W, 14-13 19-21March 31, 2009 H W, 17-5 20-21April 6, 2010 A W, 5-4 21-21May 5, 2010 H W, 15-12 22-21March 22, 2011 H L, 4-3 22-22May 4, 2011 A W, 6-0 23-22March 10, 2012 N L, 12-4 23-23April 10, 2012 A W, 9-5 24-23April 18, 2012 H W, 3-2 25-23May 8, 2012 H W, 8-2 26-23April 2, 2013 A W, 11-7 27-23May 1, 2013 H L, 6-1 28-24

March 3, 2001 N W, 21-10 1-0March 5, 2010 N W, 18-4 2-0

1949 W, 8-3 1-01950 W, 11-2 2-01951 W, 14-3 3-01952 W, 6-1 4-01952 W, 7-1 5-01953 W, 10-3 6-01954 W, 10-4 7-01956 L, 9-7 7-11957 W, 7-0 8-11958 W, 3-0 9-11961 L, 5-4 (11) 9-21962 L, 5-3 9-31962 W, 13-1 10-31963 W, 23-9 11-31963 W, 11-5 12-31966 W, 10-1 13-31967 W, 11-2 14-31968 W, 5-0 15-31971 W, 5-1 16-31972 W, 7-4 17-31973 W, 9-3 18-3April 28, 1992 H W, 7-2 19-3April 28, 1992 H W, 15-2 20-3

March 10, 1992 N W, 8-1 1-0March 7, 1997 N W, 4-0 2-0

1989 L, 17-3 0-1March 5, 1990 N L, 9-4 0-2March 9, 1993 N W, 8-7 1-2March 9, 1993 N W, 8-3 2-2March 5, 1995 N W, 7-4 3-1

1941 W, 9-3 1-01942 L, 12-1 1-11943 L, 9-2 1-21945 L, 18-8 1-31982 N L, 14-13 1-41982 N L, 14-8 1-5March 12, 2011 N W, 4-1 2-5March 12, 2011 N W, 7-0 3-5

1967 W, 10-6 1-01968 W, 4-1 2-0April 15, 1991 H L, 5-4 2-1

April 15, 1991 H L, 15-4 3-1

1953 W, 3-2 1-0

March 5, 2010 N W, 8-5 1-0

Feb. 24, 2007 A L, 11-4 0-1

1949 W, 14-9 1-01950 W, 6-1 2-01951 W, 7-0 3-01952 W, 12-0 4-01953 W, 10-4 5-01954 W, 3-2 6-0

1989 W, 7-4 1-0

March 8, 2006 A L, 6-0 0-1March 15, 2008 H W, 6-5 1-1

April 8, 1990 H L, 12-2 0-1April 8, 1990 H L, 5-3 0-2April 9, 1990 H W, 3-2 1-2May 4, 1991 A W, 17-10 2-2May 5, 1991 A W, 9-7 3-2May 5, 1991 A L, 9-1 3-3May 3, 1993 A W, 21-1 4-3May 3, 1993 A L, 9-8 4-4May 4, 1993 A L, 6-4 4-5March 9, 1994 N W, 19-11 5-5March 26, 1994 H W, 12-11 6-5March 26, 1994 H W, 10-1 7-5March 27, 1994 H W, 12-3 8-5March 9, 1995 N W, 13-3 9-5May 6, 1995 A L, 13-2 9-6May 7, 1995 A W, 4-3 10-6May 7, 1995 A W, 15-12 11-6May 5, 1996 A L, 3-2 11-7May 5, 1996 A W, 9-3 12-7April 13, 1997 H W, 2-0 13-7April 13, 1997 H L, 5-4 13-8April 14, 1997 H L, 9-6 (11) 13-9May 9, 1998 A L, 12-9 13-10April 24, 1999 H W, 8-5 14-10April 24, 1999 H L, 9-6 (10) 14-11

GAME-BY-GAME SERIES HISTORY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LADELPHI

DATE H/A RESULT W-LAIR FORCE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LAKRON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LALBANY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LALLEGHENY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LALLENTOWN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LANDERSON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LARMY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LASHLAND

DATE H/A RESULT W-LATLANTIC FLEET

DATE H/A RESULT W-LBALL STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LBELMONT

DATE H/A RESULT W-LBETHANY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LBETHEL COLLEGE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LBETHUNE-COOKMAN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LBOSTON COLLEGE


April 25, 1999 H W, 8-4 15-11May 13, 2000 H W, 8-6 16-11May 13, 2000 H L, 9-4 16-12May 14, 2000 H W, 6-5 17-12March 30, 2002 H L, 5-3 17-13March 30, 2002 H L, 17-8 17-14May 3, 2003 A L, 4-3 17-15May 4, 2003 A L, 5-0 17-16May 4, 2003 A L, 8-1 17-17April 3, 2004 H W, 9-4 18-17April 3, 2004 H L, 4-2 18-18April 4, 2004 H W, 7-6 19-18May 28, 2004 N L, 8-4 19-19May 8, 2005 A W, 9-3 20-19May 9, 2005 A L, 3-0 20-20May 9, 2005 A W, 6-1 21-20May 27, 2005 N W, 3-2 (12) 22-20March 4, 2006 N L, 6-5 (10) 22-21March 5, 2006 N L, 10-5 22-22

March 6, 1999 N L, 9-8 0-1March 12, 1999 N L, 12-8 0-2

1986 L, 10-1 0-1Feb. 20, 2009 N L, 9-8 (10) 0-2Feb. 26, 2010 N W, 3-2 1-2

1942 L, 8-6 0-11942 W, 7-2 1-11943 L, 7-6 1-21944 L, 10-6 1-31955 W, 7-5 2-31956 W, 10-5 3-31957 W, 1-0 4-31958 W, 8-7 5-31959 W, 8-0 6-31960 W, 12-10 7-31962 W, 7-4 8-31964 W, 3-2 9-31965 W, 5-0 10-31966 W, 4-3 11-31968 W, 5-1 12-31969 L, 4-3 12-41970 L, 3-2 12-51971 W, 6-2 13-51972 W, 1-0 14-51973 L, 3-2 14-61976 W, 2-1 15-61977 L, 4-3 15-71978 L, 8-2 15-81979 L, 3-2 15-91980 L, 9-3 15-101982 W, 6-4 16-101983 W, 8-7 (10) 17-101985 W, 3-2 18-101986 W, 8-7 19-101987 W, 10-9 20-101988 W, 3-0 21-101989 L, 18-8 21-11

May 2, 1991 H L, 5-2 21-12March 13, 1999 N W, 5-4 22-12

1968 W, 4-1 1-01969 L, 15-12 1-11970 W, 9-3 2-11970 W, 9-3 3-11971 L, 4-3 3-21972 L, 7-1 3-31972 L, 9-4 3-41975 W, 6-2 4-41975 L, 4-3 4-51975 W, 9-1 5-51976 A L, 4-3 5-61976 A L, 9-1 5-71977 W, 5-1 6-71977 L, 5-4 6-81978 L, 4-2 6-91978 L, 9-2 6-101980 L, 5-4 6-111980 L, 10-6 6-12March 9, 2000 N W, 10-7 7-12March 30, 2000 H W, 8-3 8-12March 30, 2000 H L, 3-2 8-13April 26, 2001 H W, 4-0 9-13April 27, 2001 H L, 7-4 9-14May 27, 2004 A W, 20-5 10-14

1973 W, 2-1 1-01973 W, 15-1 2-01977 W, 10-2 3-01978 L, 2-1 3-11978 W, 6-4 4-1

1968 L, 8-3 0-1

May 27, 1995 N W, 9-4 1-0

1957 W, 15-6 1-01958 W, 6-5 2-01961 L, 9-8 2-11962 W, 3-1 3-11963 W, 5-1 4-11964 W, 2-0 5-11965 W, 6-5 (10) 6-1May 1, 1990 H W, 12-6 7-1May 1, 1990 H L, 7-6 7-2May 27, 1995 N W, 9-4 8-2

March 31, 1999 H W, 8-2 1-0

March 31, 1999 H W, 5-3 2-0March 29, 2001 H L, 9-6 2-1March 29, 2001 H W, 7-5 3-1April 4, 2002 H W, 7-4 4-1April 4, 2002 H W, 4-1 5-1May 1, 2002 A W, 14-10 6-1May 1, 2002 A L, 7-5 6-2April 30, 2003 A W, 5-0 7-2April 30, 2003 A W, 8-2 8-2March 19, 2005 H W, 9-0 9-2March 19, 2005 H W, 13-3 10-2March 20, 2005 H W, 11-3 11-2

1978 W, 8-1 1-01978 W, 4-0 2-01978 W, 19-4 3-01978 W, 13-2 4-0March 27, 1979 A W, 8-3 5-0March 27, 1979 A W, 7-0 6-0April 25, 1979 H W, 8-1 7-0April 25, 1979 H W, 6-3 8-01980 H W, 5-3 9-01980 H W, 11-1 10-01980 H W, 6-0 11-01980 H W, 6-0 12-01980 H W, 17-9 13-01981 H W, 7-0 14-01981 H W, 11-0 15-01981 A W, 6-3 16-01981 A W, 5-2 17-01982 A W, 8-4 18-01982 A W, 9-5 19-01984 H W, 10-0 20-01984 H W, 9-3 21-0

1949 W, 9-4 1-01950 W, 6-0 2-01951 W, 6-3 3-01951 W, 10-9 4-0

1977 L, 8-1 0-1

May 8, 2007 A W, 6-5 1-0May 9, 2007 A W, 9-0 2-0May 7, 2008 H L, 10-8 2-1March 11, 2011 N W, 19-2 3-1

March 7, 1998 N L, 14-7 0-1March 8, 2000 N W, 11-9 1-1March 8, 2003 N W, 20-2 2-1


DATE H/A RESULT W-LBOWLING GREEN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LBRADLEY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LBUCKNELL

DATE H/A RESULT W-LBUFFALO

DATE H/A RESULT W-LBUFFALO STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LBYU

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCALIFORNIA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCALIFORNIA (PA)

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCANISIUS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCARNEGIE MELLON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCASE WESTERN RESERVE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCENTRAL MICHIGAN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCHICAGO STATE



March 24, 2007 H L, 19-5 0-1March 25, 2007 H W, 3-0 (7) 1-1March 25, 2007 H W, 3-2 2-1April 11, 2008 A L, 6-3 2-2April 12, 2008 A L, 3-2 2-3April 13, 2008 A W, 3-2 3-3March 20, 2009 H W, 18-4 4-3March 21, 2009 H W, 5-0 5-3March 22, 2009 H L, 9-5 5-4May 14, 2010 A W, 12-2 6-4May 15, 2010 A W, 8-5 7-4May 16, 2010 A L, 3-1 7-5May 27, 2010 N W, 13-4 8-5April 30, 2011 H W, 9-8 9-5April 30, 2011 H L, 9-5 9-6May 1, 2011 H L, 9-8 9-7March 30, 2012 A L, 2-0 9-8March 31, 2012 A W, 6-0 10-8April 1, 2012 A W, 10-9 (11) 11-8April 27, 2013 H W, 7-3 12-8April 27, 2013 H W, 4-3 13-8April 28, 2013 H W, 10-9 14-8

May 26, 1995 N W, 12-10 1-0March 1, 2013 N L, 8-0 1-1

1947 L, 2-0 0-11949 W, 7-3 1-11950 L, 6-5 1-21951 W, 9-3 2-21953 T, 6-6 2-2-11954 W, 10-5 3-2-11957 W, 12-6 4-2-11959 W, 6-1 5-2-11960 L, 6-0 5-3-11961 W, 1-0 6-3-11964 W, 8-0 7-3-11967 W, 6-5 8-3-11968 W, 8-7 9-3-11969 W, 6-2 10-3-11971 L, 3-0 10-4-11973 W, 14-3 11-4-11975 L, 7-2 11-5-11975 L, 4-2 11-6-11976 W, 8-1 12-6-11976 W, 5-4 13-6-11977 L, 6-2 13-7-11977 W, 7-4 14-7-11978 W, 12-6 15-7-11978 W, 6-2 16-7-1May 5, 1979 H L, 3-0 16-8-1May 5, 1979 H W, 7-4 17-8-11980 W, 7-3 18-8-11980 L, 11-6 18-9-11981 H W, 11-6 19-9-11981 H W, 7-1 20-9-11982 A L, 4-3 20-10-11983 H W, 4-1 21-11-11983 H W, 4-2 22-11-1

1984 A W, 23-0 23-11-11984 A L, 10-6 23-12-11985 H L, 8-2 23-13-11986 W, 20-10 24-13-1

1967 W, 4-0 1-01970 L, 2-1 1-11971 W, 3-2 2-11973 L, 13-4 2-21976 W, 5-2 3-21978 L, 5-4 3-31978 L, 7-2 3-4May 11, 1979 A L, 3-2 3-5May 11, 1979 A W, 8-3 4-51982 H L, 12-5 4-61982 H L, 6-1 (11) 4-71985 A W, 10-8 (11) 5-71987 W, 12-0 6-71988 W, 4-2 7-71989 L, 7-1 7-8April 12, 1995 A W, 18-1 8-8April 12, 1995 A W, 11-4 9-8April 8, 1998 H L, 5-4 9-9March 28, 2000 A W, 5-2 10-9April 18, 2000 H W, 8-7 (11) 11-9April 3, 2001 H W, 8-2 12-9April 2, 2002 H W, 11-10 13-9May 7, 2002 A W, 6-5 14-9March 18, 2003 H W, 9-5 15-9May 11, 2005 A W, 10-6 16-9May 3, 2006 A W, 11-8 17-9April 18, 2007 H W, 12-5 18-9May 15, 2007 A W, 16-15 19-9April 30, 2008 H W, 9-1 20-9May 14, 2008 A W, 4-2 21-9April 29, 2009 A W, 10-0 22-9May 5, 2009 H W, 9-7 23-9April 5, 2011 A W, 13-5 24-9

Feb. 25, 2005 A L, 11-8 0-1Feb. 26, 2005 A L, 6-5 0-2Feb. 17, 2006 A W, 11-5 1-2Feb. 18, 2006 A W, 6-0 2-2Feb. 16, 2007 A L, 12-5 2-3March 6, 2010 A L, 9-6 2-4March 2, 2012 A W, 3-1 3-4

1962 W, 10-5 1-0March 8, 1996 N W, 12-6 2-0

May 5, 1990 H L, 8-3 0-1May 6, 1990 H L, 16-4 0-2May 6, 1990 H L, 15-3 0-3March 29, 1991 A W, 7-5 1-3March 30, 1991 A L, 6-2 1-4March 30, 1991 A L, 14-6 1-5

April 17, 1992 H L, 8-5 (8) 1-6April 17, 1992 H L, 10-3 1-7April 18, 1992 H L, 12-4 1-8April 9, 1993 A L, 2-1 1-9April 9, 1993 A W, 16-2 2-9May 15, 1993 A L, 5-3 2-10April 1, 1994 H W, 12-7 3-10April 2, 1994 H W, 16-6 4-10April 2, 1994 H W, 11-5 5-10May 18, 1994 N L, 4-3 5-11April 14, 1995 A W, 8-3 6-11April 15, 1995 A W, 8-5 7-11April 15, 1995 A W, 5-4 8-11April 13, 1996 A W, 6-3 9-11April 13, 1996 A W, 10-3 10-11April 14, 1996 A L, 16-2 10-12March 22, 1997 H W, 5-4 11-12March 22, 1997 H L, 18-10 11-13March 23, 1997 H L, 14-8 11-14April 11, 1998 H L, 3-2 11-15April 11, 1998 H W, 12-10 12-15March 27, 1999 A W, 1-0 13-15March 27, 1999 A W, 7-5 (11) 14-15April 15, 2000 H W, 18-0 15-15April 15, 2000 H W, 10-3 16-15April 16, 2000 H L, 8-2 16-16April 7, 2001 A L, 7-4 16-17April 7, 2001 A L, 3-1 16-18April 8, 2001 A L, 8-4 16-19May 18, 2002 H W, 12-11 17-19May 18, 2002 H W, 7-4 18-19May 19, 2002 H L, 5-2 18-20May 17, 2003 A L, 3-0 18-21May 17, 2003 A W, 3-1 19-21May 18, 2003 A L, 10-4 19-22May 15, 2004 H L, 3-1 19-23May 16, 2004 H W, 5-2 20-23May 16, 2004 H L, 6-2 20-24April 9, 2005 A W, 8-7 21-24April 9, 2005 A L, 2-1 21-25April 10, 2005 A W, 9-6 22-25May 12, 2006 H L, 5-4 22-26May 13, 2006 H L, 6-4 22-27May 14, 2006 H W, 11-9 23-27May 23, 2007 N L, 5-2 23-28May 15, 2008 H L, 14-10 23-29May 17, 2008 H L, 6-5 23-30May 17, 2008 H L, 7-5 23-31May 8, 2009 A W, 7-4 24-31May 9, 2009 A L, 14-6 24-32May 10, 2009 A L, 8-5 24-33May 1, 2010 H L, 11-7 24-34May 1, 2010 H W, 13-4 25-34May 28, 2010 N L, 7-2 25-36March 25, 2011 A L, 7-0 25-37March 26, 2011 A L, 9-2 25-38March 27, 2011 A W, 4-0 26-38April 5, 2012 H L, 8-2 26-39April 6, 2012 H L, 3-1 26-40April 7, 2012 H L, 5-3 26-41

May 6, 2008 H W, 17-3 1-0May 7, 2008 H W, 25-5 2-0April 17, 2013 H W, 10-4 (7) 3-0April 17, 2013 H L, 6-3 (7) 3-1

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCINCINNATI

DATE H/A RESULT W-LTHE CITADEL

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCLARION

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCLEVELAND STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCOASTAL CAROLINA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCOLGATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCONNECTICUT

DATE H/A RESULT W-LCOPPIN STATE


DATE H/A RESULT W-LCORNELL

1955 L, 10-7 0-11956 L, 3-1 0-21957 L, 6-3 0-31958 W, 4-3 1-31964 L, 5-4 1-4March 16, 2008 H L, 8-5 1-5

March 13, 1991 H W, 4-3 1-0March 13, 1991 H W, 9-6 2-0March 17, 1995 H W, 15-0 3-0March 17, 1996 H W, 7-2 4-0

May 12, 1995 A W, 14-3 1-0

May 10, 1994 H W, 13-6 1-0

1971 W, 11-7 1-01988 L, 4-3 1-1March 3, 2003 N W, 8-0 2-1March 5, 2003 N W, 15-0 3-1

1964 L, 10-9 (10) 0-1

1939 L, 10-7 0-11939 L, 13-6 0-21940 L, 10-9 0-3Feb. 14, 2003 L, 7-3 0-4Feb. 15, 2003 W, 2-1 1-4

1952 L, 9-8 0-11953 W, 3-0 1-11953 W, 5-1 2-11954 L, 3-0 2-21954 W, 14-5 3-21955 L, 6-3 3-31956 L, 6-1 3-41956 W, 2-1 4-41957 L, 7-2 4-51957 W, 3-0 5-51958 W, 5-1 6-51959 W, 14-0 7-51959 W, 9-5 8-51960 L, 5-4 8-61961 W, 11-2 9-6

1961 W, 3-2 10-61962 W, 10-0 11-61962 L, 3-2 11-71963 W, 6-0 12-71963 W, 5-4 13-71964 L, 10-3 13-81964 W, 2-1 14-81965 W, 5-1 15-81965 W, 10-0 16-81966 W, 4-3 17-81967 W, 3-2 18-81969 W, 12-9 19-81970 W, 8-1 20-81978 L, 5-3 20-9April 20, 1979 N W, 12-3 21-91981 H W, 6-0 22-91981 H W, 11-3 23-91981 H W, 7-5 24-91981 H W, 10-3 25-91982 H W, 7-2 26-91982 H W, 13-0 27-91982 H L, 4-3 27-101982 H W, 7-4 28-10March 28, 1990 H W, 22-3 29-10March 27, 1991 H W, 11-6 30-10May 7, 1992 A W, 11-5 31-10March 23, 1994 H W, 6-3 32-10March 23, 1994 H W, 18-5 33-10April 5, 1994 H W, 7-6 34-10April 5, 1994 H L, 8-3 34-11March 15, 1995 H W, 4-0 35-11March 15, 1995 H W, 3-2 36-11March 23, 1995 A W, 6-5 37-11March 23, 1995 A L, 6-4 37-12April 20, 1995 H W, 12-4 38-12April 20, 1995 H W, 5-1 39-12March 14, 1996 H W, 8-5 40-12March 19, 1996 A W, 8-7 41-12March 27, 1996 H L, 5-4 (10) 41-13March 13, 1997 A L, 14-7 41-14March 20, 1997 A L, 6-2 41-15March 25, 1997 H W, 12-10 42-15April 29, 1997 H W, 19-18 (11) 43-15March 25, 1998 A W, 14-4 44-15March 31, 1998 H W, 15-6 45-15April 14, 1998 A T, 5-5 45-15-1March 23, 1999 H L, 7-2 45-16-1May 11, 1999 A W, 7-3 46-16-1May 11, 1999 A W, 9-6 47-16-1March 14, 2000 H W, 14-8 48-16-1April 13, 2000 A W, 6-3 (10) 49-16-1March 9, 2001 N L, 6-2 49-17-1March 28, 2001 H W, 8-7 50-17-1March 13, 2002 H W, 19-3 51-17-1March 25, 2003 H W, 14-4 52-17-1May 6, 2003 N L, 2-1 52-18-1April 6, 2004 A L, 9-5 52-19-1May 12, 2004 N W, 5-1 53-19-1April 13, 2005 N W, 9-2 54-19-1May 17, 2005 H L, 5-1 54-20-1March 22, 2006 H W, 18-8 55-20-1May 10, 2006 N L, 8-7 55-21-1April 8, 2008 H W, 9-8 56-21-1April 16, 2008 A W, 17-6 57-21-1April 1, 2009 A W, 6-4 58-21-1May 6, 2009 H L, 5-2 58-22-1April 14, 2010 H W, 21-9 59-22-1May 12, 2010 N L, 10-9 59-23-1

March 8, 2008 H L, 10-5 0-1

1982 N L, 11-2 0-11982 N L, 7-1 0-2

March 11, 1993 N W, 20-4 1-0

1989 W, 4-3 1-0March 3, 1998 N L, 15-12 1-1March 3, 1998 N L, 4-3 1-2

March 7, 1992 N W, 7-3 1-0

March 12, 1994 N W, 1-0 (12) 1-0March 7, 2004 N L, 7-4 1-1

March 6, 2002 N W, 7-5 1-0

March 9, 1995 N W, 5-2 1-0March 11, 1995 N W, 3-2 2-0

March 7, 1992 N W, 3-2 1-0March 12, 1992 N W, 14-4 2-0March 1, 1997 N W, 11-8 3-0

March 4, 1991 N L, 8-5 0-1

1984 A L, 13-6 0-11984 A W, 10-6 1-1

March 3, 1997 A L, 14-2 0-1March 10, 2010 A L, 10-7 0-2


DATE H/A RESULT W-LDAVIS & ELKINS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LDAYTON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LDENISON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LDETROIT

DATE H/A RESULT W-LDICKINSON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LDUKE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LDUQUESNE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LEAST CAROLINA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LEASTERN KENTUCKY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LEASTERN MENONITE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LEASTERN MICHIGAN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LEDINBORO

DATE H/A RESULT W-LEVANSVILLE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LFLORIDA ATLANTIC

DATE H/A RESULT W-LFLORIDA A&M

DATE H/A RESULT W-LFERRUM

DATE H/A RESULT W-LFAIRMONT STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LFAIRLEIGH DICKINSON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LFAIRFIELD



March 7, 1996 N L, 6-4 0-1

1983 A L, 13-0 0-11983 A L, 12-4 0-21983 A L, 7-4 0-31984 A L, 5-0 0-41984 A L, 21-1 0-51984 A L, 5-0 0-61985 A L, 6-5 0-71985 A L, 18-2 0-81985 A L, 9-7 0-91986 A L, 7-0 0-101986 A L, 10-2 0-111986 A L, 22-1 0-121986 A L, 17-1 0-13March 3, 2000 A L, 6-1 0-14March 4, 2000 A L, 12-0 0-15March 5, 2000 A L, 14-4 0-16March 8, 2002 A L, 7-2 0-17March 9, 2002 A L, 11-2 0-18March 10, 2002 A L, 15-3 0-19

March 3, 1996 N W, 16-6 1-0March 4, 1996 N T, 7-7 1-0-1March 13, 2010 N W, 10-1 2-0-1March 14, 2010 N W, 13-0 3-0-1March 14, 2010 N W, 10-1 4-0-1

1953 L, 16-3 0-1

1965 W, 12-0 1-0

March 26, 1992 H W, 10-0 1-0March 31, 1993 H W, 16-2 2-0March 18, 1995 H W, 8-1 3-0

1948 L, 9-5 0-11951 W, 4-2 1-11953 W, 5-0 2-11955 W, 16-8 3-11956 W, 6-2 4-11957 L, 19-8 4-21970 W, 11-2 5-21970 W, 4-0 6-21989 W, 5-0 7-21989 L, 10-5 7-3April 3, 1991 H W, 13-11 8-3

March 30, 1993 H W, 8-4 9-3March 24, 1994 H T, 9-9 9-3-1

Feb. 17, 2006 N L, 9-2 0-1Feb. 19, 2006 N L, 3-1 (11) 0-2

1939 L, 10-7 0-11958 W, 9-3 1-11960 W, 4-3 2-11964 W, 2-1 3-11964 L, 3-2 3-21965 W, 3-2 4-21967 W, 11-6 5-21985 A W, 14-10 6-21985 A L, 12-5 6-31985 A W, 10-6 7-31985 A L, 13-0 7-41985 A L, 9-6 7-51985 A L, 7-6 7-61986 A L, 7-6 7-71986 A L, 8-6 7-81986 A L, 8-7 7-91986 H W, 7-3 8-91986 H L, 22-10 8-101986 H L, 11-4 8-111987 L, 11-6 8-121987 W, 15-14 9-121987 L, 9-7 9-131987 W, 17-8 10-131987 W, 17-14 11-131987 L, 15-8 11-141988 L, 5-3 11-151988 W, 9-8 12-151988 L, 9-7 12-161988 W, 3-1 13-161988 W, 9-0 14-161989 L, 8-1 14-171989 L, 3-2 14-181989 L, 3-2 14-191989 L, 9-0 14-201989 L, 7-5 14-211989 L, 11-10 14-22April 12, 1990 A W, 2-0 15-22April 13, 1990 A L, 11-5 15-23April 13, 1990 A W, 12-5 16-23April 29, 1991 A L, 2-1 16-24April 29, 1991 A L, 7-3 16-25April 30, 1991 A L, 7-3 16-26May 2, 1992 H L, 5-0 16-27May 2, 1992 H L, 11-8 16-28May 3, 1992 H W, 12-6 17-28May 8, 1993 A L, 3-1 17-29May 8, 1993 A L, 4-3 17-30May 9, 1993 A W, 11-3 18-30April 16, 1994 H W, 15-5 19-30April 17, 1994 H L, 9-7 19-31April 17, 1994 H W, 11-8 20-31May 1, 1995 A W, 2-1 21-31May 1, 1995 A W, 3-2 22-31May 3, 1995 A W, 10-2 23-31March 24, 1996 A L, 6-0 23-32March 24, 1996 A W, 6-5 24-32

March 27, 1997 H W, 7-1 25-32March 27, 1997 H W, 14-8 26-32March 22, 1998 A W, 5-1 27-32March 22, 1998 A L, 15-1 27-33April 1, 1999 H L, 12-8 27-34April 1, 1999 H W, 13-0 28-34March 25, 2000 H W, 5-3 29-34March 25, 2000 H W, 5-2 30-34March 26, 2000 H W, 7-5 31-34March 17, 2001 A W, 1-0 32-34March 17, 2001 A L, 6-5 32-35March 18, 2001 A W, 10-8 33-35May 4, 2002 H W, 8-2 34-35May 4, 2002 H W, 9-2 35-35May 5, 2002 H W, 19-0 36-35April 19, 2003 A W, 11-3 37-35April 19, 2003 A W, 8-3 38-35April 23, 2004 H W, 6-5 39-35April 23, 2004 H L, 2-1 39-36May 19, 2005 A W, 6-1 40-36May 19, 2005 A W, 9-5 41-36May 20, 2005 A W, 5-2 42-36May 18, 2006 H W, 14-0 43-36May 19, 2006 H W, 3-2 (10) 44-36May 20, 2006 H L, 8-7 44-37May 5, 2007 A W, 9-2 45-37May 5, 2007 A L, 1-0 45-38May 6, 2007 A W, 6-2 46-38April 26, 2008 H W, 9-2 47-38April 27, 2008 H W, 17-11 48-38April 27, 2008 H L, 7-4 48-39May 2, 2009 A L, 7-5 48-40May 2, 2009 A W, 6-5 49-40April 15, 2011 A W, 15-9 50-40April 15, 2011 A W, 14-3 51-40April 17, 2011 A L, 3-2 51-41April 28, 2012 H W, 5-0 52-41April 29, 2012 H L, 6-3 52-42April 29, 2012 H W, 8-3 53-42May 3, 2013 A W, 8-3 54-42May 4, 2013 A W, 13-3 55-42May 5, 2013 A W, 6-2 56-42

1966 L, 8-5 0-11967 W, 2-0 1-1April 21, 1979 N L, 7-3 1-21981 A W, 2-1 2-21981 A L, 5-2 2-31982 H L, 5-1 2-41982 H L, 4-3 2-51982 H W, 10-8 3-5

March 8, 2008 A L, 3-2 0-1

1951 L, 6-2 0-11968 W, 6-4 1-11969 L, 9-6 1-21971 W, 8-1 2-21972 W, 4-2 3-2

DATE H/A RESULT W-LFLORIDA INTERNATIONAL

DATE H/A RESULT W-LFLORIDA STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LFORDHAM

DATE H/A RESULT W-LFORT EUSTIS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LFORT LEE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LGANNON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LGENEVA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LGEORGE MASON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LGEORGETOWN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LGEORGE WASHINGTON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LGEORGIA SOUTHERN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LGETTYSBURG


ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS1973 W, 24-4 4-21975 W, 6-2 5-21977 W, 11-1 6-21980 H W, 7-6 7-21981 H W, 12-8 8-21982 A L, 13-10 8-31983 H W, 11-8 9-31984 A W, 13-10 10-3

March 7, 1994 N W, 9-4 1-0

1967 W, 2-0 1-01968 L, 4-3 1-11969 W, 2-1 2-11970 W, 6-3 3-11970 L, 2-1 3-21971 W, 10-2 4-21971 W, 5-1 5-21973 W, 10-5 6-21973 W, 10-1 7-2

March 10, 2000 N L, 8-6 0-1March 16, 2012 H W, 4-2 1-1March 17, 2012 H W, 8-3 2-1March 18, 2012 H W, 10-6 3-1

1963 W, 5-4 1-01964 W, 3-2 (10) 2-01964 W, 11-3 3-01965 W, 5-1 4-01966 L, 8-1 4-11969 W, 18-4 5-11970 W, 5-1 6-1

March 10, 1995 N L, 7-2 0-1March 10, 1996 N W, 3-2 1-1

March 7, 1998 N W, 5-4 1-0March 10, 2000 N W, 7-4 2-0March 4, 2001 N W, 6-4 3-0March 2, 2002 N W, 7-1 4-0March 3, 2002 N W, 9-5 5-0

1978 L, 9-2 0-11980 L, 8-2 0-21980 W, 1-0 1-21984 W, 11-2 2-2

1984 L, 10-2 2-3

Feb. 18, 2011 N W, 10-6 1-0

1968 W, 10-9 1-01980 N L, 6-0 1-11980 N W, 4-3 2-1Feb. 26, 1999 A L, 9-1 2-2Feb. 27, 1999 A L, 15-8 2-3March 11, 2000 N W, 4-3 3-3March 14, 2011 N L, 9-2 3-4Feb. 19, 2012 N L, 12-7 3-5

March 5, 1991 N L, 8-6 0-1March 6, 1994 N W, 15-5 1-1

March 12, 2004 N W, 6-3 1-0March 13, 2004 N W, 9-1 2-0

Feb. 19, 2011 N W, 3-2 (11) 1-0Feb. 27, 2012 N L, 7-5 1-1

1988 L, 6-4 0-1

1959 L, 4-3 (11) 0-1

1939 W, 6-5 1-01940 L, 7-6 1-11941 W, 4-2 2-11942 W, 8-5 3-11953 W, 36-6 4-11954 W, 3-2 5-11955 W, 14-1 6-11956 L, 5-4 6-21957 L, 6-2 6-31958 W, 4-3 7-31959 W, 7-6 8-31959 W, 3-2 9-31960 L, 8-6 9-41960 L, 10-2 9-51962 L, 7-5 9-61965 W, 4-0 10-61967 W, 1-0 11-61968 W, 10-9 12-6

1969 L, 5-2 12-71970 W, 6-1 13-71970 W, 5-2 14-71971 W, 8-4 15-71971 W, 8-5 16-71976 A L, 2-0 16-81976 A L, 4-1 16-91977 W, 9-7 17-91977 L, 7-3 17-101978 L, 15-6 17-111978 L, 4-2 17-12May 2, 1979 H W, 5-2 18-12May 2, 1979 H W, 5-1 19-121980 N L, 6-0 19-131980 N W, 4-3 20-131981 H W, 7-5 21-131981 H W, 5-1 22-131983 H W, 20-14 23-131983 H W, 18-4 24-131984 A W, 9-2 25-131984 A W, 5-2 26-131985 H W, 13-9 27-131985 H W, 7-6 28-131987 W, 13-9 29-131988 W, 7-6 30-131989 W, 6-3 31-13March 20, 1991 H W, 8-6 32-13March 6, 1996 N W, 19-2 33-13Feb. 26, 1999 A L, 9-1 33-14Feb. 27, 1999 A L, 15-8 33-15March 11, 2000 N W, 4-3 34-15

1981 A L, 14-9 0-1

March 13, 1993 N W, 16-4 1-0

1943 L, 9-8 0-11944 L, 8-7 0-21944 L, 4-2 0-31946 W, 11-4 1-31946 W, 6-3 2-31948 L, 3-2 (15) 2-41949 W, 17-5 3-41951 W, 4-3 4-41953 W, 7-6 5-41954 L, 10-4 5-51955 L, 8-7 5-61958 L, 11-7 5-71959 W, 13-4 6-71960 L, 13-12 (10) 6-81963 W, 10-4 7-8

1968 W, 9-8 0-1

DATE H/A RESULT W-LHARTFORD

DATE H/A RESULT W-LGROVE CITY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LGRAND VALLEY STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LILLINOIS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LHOWARD

DATE H/A RESULT W-LHOLY CROSS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LHOFSTRA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LHIRAM

DATE H/A RESULT W-LINDIANA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LIOWA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LIONA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LINDIANAPOLIS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LIOWA STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LITHACA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LI.U.P.

DATE H/A RESULT W-LJAMES MADISON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LJOHN CARROLL

DATE H/A RESULT W-LJUNIATA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LKANSAS



1951 W, 11-4 1-01957 W, 6-2 2-01958 W, 5-4 3-01959 W, 5-3 4-01960 L, 7-3 4-11960 L, 7-5 4-21961 L, 9-2 4-31962 W, 2-1 5-31963 W, 10-0 6-31963 L, 4-1 6-41966 L, 9-3 6-51968 L, 10-8 6-61969 L, 10-1 6-71971 W, 7-5 7-71972 W, 6-5 8-71976 W, 2-1 9-71976 W, 9-3 10-71978 W, 4-3 11-71978 L, 5-3 11-81980 H W, 4-2 12-81980 H L, 4-3 12-91981 A L, 4-2 12-101981 A W, 10-7 13-101982 H W, 6-4 14-101982 H L, 8-3 14-111983 A L, 4-2 14-121983 A L, 4-0 14-131984 H W, 10-8 15-131984 H L, 5-4 15-141986 L, 8-1 15-151989 W, 9-7 16-15March 20, 1994 A L, 7-6 16-16March 20, 1994 A L, 12-2 16-17May 2, 1996 A W, 5-4 17-17April 2, 1997 A L, 7-6 17-18April 17, 1997 H L, 9-7 17-19May 5, 1998 A W, 14-9 18-19April 20, 1999 A L, 2-0 18-20April 4, 2001 H W, 6-5 (10) 19-20May 2, 2001 A L, 13-12 19-21May 15, 2002 H W, 3-2 20-21March 19, 2003 H W, 10-7 21-21April 9, 2003 A L, 14-3 21-22March 31, 2004 H W, 3-1 22-22April 28, 2004 A L, 8-7 22-23March 30, 2005 H W, 12-2 23-23April 20, 2005 A L, 9-4 23-24March 29, 2006 H L, 14-4 23-25May 2, 2006 A L, 17-14 23-26March 28, 2007 A L, 3-0 23-27April 2, 2008 H L, 7-0 23-28April 29, 2008 A L, 9-2 23-29April 7, 2010 A L, 19-6 23-30April 20, 2010 H L, 16-3 23-31March 16, 2011 H L, 10-7 23-32April 6, 2011 A L, 9-5 23-33March 28, 2012 H W, 6-5 24-33April 17, 2012 A L, 6-5 24-34May 14, 2013 H W, 6-5 25-34

March 13, 1992 N W, 12-4 1-0

1965 L, 4-3 0-1March 13, 2005 N W, 4-2 1-1

March 10, 1995 N W, 5-4 1-0March 5, 1996 N W, 5-4 2-0March 7, 1996 N W, 4-2 3-0March 9, 1996 N L, 7-4 3-1March 5, 2005 N W, 9-7 (11) 4-1March 7, 2005 N W, 9-5 5-1March 20, 2010 A W, 20-11 6-1

March 9, 2007 N W, 9-0 1-0March 9, 2007 N W, 10-4 2-0

March 4, 1998 N W, 3-2 1-0

March 9, 1996 N W, 5-3 1-0

Feb. 25, 2007 A L, 4-2 0-1

1983 N W, 8-0 1-01983 N W, 4-0 2-01986 W, 7-2 3-0March 14, 2009 N W, 12-2 4-0

1978 L, 5-0 0-1April 5, 2007 A L, 7-1 0-2April 6, 2007 A W, 6-4 1-2April 7, 2007 A W, 6-2 2-2March 28, 2008 H W, 7-2 3-2March 29, 2008 H W, 5-4 4-2March 30, 2008 H L, 6-4 4-3April 9, 2009 A L, 7-3 4-4April 11, 2009 A L, 1-0 4-5April 11, 2009 A L, 3-2 4-6April 9, 2010 H W, 8-3 5-6April 10, 2010 H W, 15-5 6-6April 11, 2010 H L, 9-7 6-7May 25, 2011 N W, 7-2 7-7May 27, 2011 N L, 12-2 7-8May 17, 2012 H L, 6-5 (12) 7-9May 18, 2012 H W, 8-2 8-9May 19, 2012 H L, 9-5 8-10May 23, 2012 N L, 8-4 8-11

May 16, 2013 A L, 5-2 8-12May 17, 2013 A L, 12-4 8-13May 18, 2013 A L, 7-4 8-14

March 5, 1997 N W, 6-1 1-0

March 12, 1999 H W, 16-7 1-0

March 9, 2013 H W, 6-5 1-0March 10, 2013 H W, 9-3 2-0

March 10, 2001 H W, 12-11 1-0

March 15, 1994 A W, 14-4 1-0March 22, 1995 H W, 6-5 2-0

1940 L, 14-0 0-11950 L, 8-5 0-2Feb. 23, 2008 H L, 10-5 0-3March 15, 2009 N W, 12-8 1-3

Feb. 27, 2010 N W, 9-8 1-0

March 2, 1991 N L, 7-6 (13) 0-1March 16, 1991 H W, 4-3 1-1March 16, 1991 H W, 3-2 2-1May 5, 1993 H W, 23-13 3-1

March 7, 2001 A L, 6-2 0-1March 8, 2005 A L, 3-0 0-2March 11, 2009 N L, 11-6 0-3

March 10, 2012 N L, 6-1 0-1

March 9, 2008 H L, 7-0 0-1

DATE H/A RESULT W-LKENT STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LKENYON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LLAFAYETTE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LLA SALLE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LLIPSCOMB

DATE H/A RESULT W-LLINDENWOOD

DATE H/A RESULT W-LLEWIS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LLEHIGH

DATE H/A RESULT W-LLIU-BROOKLYN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LLOUISVILLE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LLYNCHBURG

MICHIGAN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMIAMI (OH)

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMIAMI (FL)

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMERCYHURST

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMEMPHIS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMARYLAND

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMARSHALL

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMARIST

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMANHATTAN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMAINE

DATE H/A RESULT W-L


ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSFeb. 18, 2012 N W, 9-8 1-1

March 5, 2007 N L, 4-3 0-1March 13, 2011 N L, 7-4 0-2March 11, 2012 N W, 3-1 1-2

1968 L, 2-1 0-1

March 2, 1997 N W, 10-0 1-0

Feb. 26, 2000 A W, 7-3 1-0Feb. 26, 2000 A W, 6-3 2-0Feb. 27, 2000 A W, 20-6 3-0March 7, 2000 N L, 3-1 3-1March 5, 2001 N W, 9-5 4-1March 2, 2003 N W, 16-1 5-1March 4, 2003 N W, 8-6 6-1March 9, 2004 N W, 8-0 7-1

1940 L, 13-7 0-11941 W, 4-3 1-11943 L, 7-1 1-21944 L, 10-5 1-31946 L, 9-3 1-41951 W, 9-3 2-41953 W, 14-1 3-41954 L, 5-3 3-51955 L, 23-6 3-61956 L, 9-2 3-71957 L, 7-5 3-81958 L, 7-4 3-91959 L, 9-8 3-101960 W, 3-2 (12) 4-101962 L, 9-1 4-111963 W, 4-2 5-111964 L, 4-3 5-12Feb. 22, 2009 N L, 3-1 5-13

March 11, 1992 N W, 13-0 1-0

Feb. 22, 2003 A L, 8-7 0-1Feb. 22, 2003 A W, 5-3 1-1Feb. 23, 2003 A L, 10-0 1-2Feb. 20, 2004 A W, 3-2 2-2Feb. 21, 2004 A W, 9-3 3-2Feb. 22, 2004 A L, 10-3 3-3

April 28, 2007 H L, 9-4 0-1April 29, 2007 H L, 6-4 0-2April 29, 2007 H L, 8-6 0-3

March 15, 2000 H W, 3-2 1-0March 15, 2000 H W, 7-5 2-0March 15, 2001 H L, 10-6 2-1May 10, 2001 A L, 6-5 2-2March 16, 2002 H W, 5-4 3-2March 16, 2002 H W, 8-2 4-2May 2, 2002 A W, 11-4 5-2March 15, 2003 H W, 11-1 6-2March 16, 2003 H W, 3-2 7-2March 16, 2003 H W, 5-4 8-2April 29, 2003 A W, 10-3 9-2March 24, 2004 H W, 9-8 10-2March 24, 2004 H L, 4-2 10-3May 8, 2004 A W, 16-7 11-3March 29, 2005 H W, 12-0 12-3May 4, 2005 A L, 8-3 12-4March 18, 2011 N W, 9-6 13-4March 20, 2011 N W, 19-8 14-4March 15, 2013 H W, 17-3 15-4March 16, 2013 H L, 7-5 15-5

March 16, 2008 H W, 17-2 1-0

1950 W, 17-11 1-01953 L, 4-2 1-11953 L, 6-4 1-21955 W, 4-3 2-21965 W, 3-0 3-21965 W, 8-0 4-21966 W, 11-2 5-21966 W, 2-1 6-2

March 7, 1995 N W, 4-0 1-0March 8, 2011 A W, 12-0 2-0March 9, 2011 A W, 6-2 3-0

1941 W, 3-1 1-0

March 7, 1990 N W, 11-5 1-0March 15, 2009 N W, 3-2 2-0

March 10, 1993 N L, 10-6 0-1

March 3, 1991 N L, 6-5 0-1March 7, 1991 N W, 5-4 1-1

March 14, 1993 N W, 10-1 1-0

Feb. 18, 2012 N L, 12-11 (10) 0-1

March 2, 1998 N W, 8-3 1-0March 6, 1999 N W, 8-5 2-0

1951 L, 5-1 0-11951 L, 10-5 0-21952 L, 18-3 0-31952 L, 9-4 0-41989 L, 16-9 0-5April 30, 1996 A L, 8-3 0-6April 30, 1996 A L, 2-0 0-7April 27, 1997 H L, 11-8 (8) 0-8April 27, 1997 H W, 7-6 1-8April 18, 1998 H L, 11-0 1-9April 18, 1998 H L, 12-1 1-10April 10, 1999 A L, 4-1 1-11April 10, 1999 A L, 3-2 1-12April 11, 1999 A L, 9-8 1-13May 6, 2000 A L, 7-0 1-14May 6, 2000 A L, 11-8 (10) 1-15May 7, 2000 A W, 22-18 2-15May 18, 2000 N L, 15-7 2-16March 23, 2001 H L, 3-0 2-17March 23, 2001 H L, 3-0 2-18April 11, 2002 A W, 7-4 3-18April 11, 2002 A L, 12-2 3-19April 17, 2003 A L, 5-2 3-20April 17, 2003 A W, 5-3 4-20April 25, 2004 H W, 8-6 5-20April 25, 2004 H W, 7-6 6-20May 15, 2005 H W, 4-1 7-20May 15, 2005 H W, 8-5 8-20May 16, 2005 H L, 21-1 8-21May 27, 2005 N L, 4-2 8-22May 28, 2005 N L, 11-4 8-23March 31, 2006 A L, 6-1 8-24April 1, 2006 A L, 4-3 8-25April 2, 2006 A L, 9-8 8-26March 30, 2007 H W, 4-2 9-26March 31, 2007 H W, 5-0 10-26May 9, 2008 A L, 5-4 10-27May 10, 2008 A W, 5-3 11-27

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMICHIGAN STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMISSISSIPPI STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMONMOUTH

DATE H/A RESULT W-LMOUNT ST. MARY’S

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNAVY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNEW HAMPSHIRE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNEW ORLEANS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNEW YORK TECH

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNIAGARA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNEW JERSEY TECH

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNORFOLK N.A.S.

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNORTH CAROLINA A&T

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNORTH CAROLINA STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNORTH DAKOTA STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNORTH FLORIDA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNORTHERN KENTUCKY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNORTHWESTERN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNORTHWOOD

DATE H/A RESULT W-LNOTRE DAME


ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSMarch 27, 2009 H L, 5-4 11-28March 28, 2009 H W, 15-7 12-28March 29, 2009 H W, 14-11 13-28April 1, 2011 H W, 6-5 14-28April 2, 2011 H W, 3-2 15-28April 3, 2011 H L, 8-6 15-29March 23, 2012 A L, 6-5 15-30March 24, 2012 A L, 3-2 15-31March 25, 2012 A L, 7-5 15-32April 12, 2013 H W, 4-0 16-32April 13, 2013 H W, 4-2 17-32April 14, 2013 H W, 12-3 18-32May 23, 2013 N L, 5-3 18-33May 25, 2013 N L, 3-2 (10) 18-34

March 22, 2000 H L, 9-4 0-1March 22, 2000 H W, 7-1 1-1

1942 L, 11-3 0-11951 L, 9-1 0-21951 L, 4-3 0-31953 L, 9-7 0-41953 L, 18-2 0-51954 L, 6-2 0-61954 L, 5-4 (10) 0-71955 W, 6-4 1-71955 L, 9-2 1-81956 L, 13-1 1-91956 L, 7-4 1-101983 H L, 8-4 1-111983 H L, 6-4 1-12March 24, 1999 A L, 7-2 1-13March 20, 2001 A W, 2-1 2-13March 20, 2001 A L, 10-7 2-14April 15, 2003 H W, 6-4 3-14March 23, 2004 A W, 15-11 4-14May 10, 2005 N L, 5-4 4-15April 18, 2006 A W, 15-1 5-15May 2, 2007 H L, 9-7 5-16April 15, 2008 A L, 17-9 5-17March 4, 2009 N L, 9-8 5-18March 29, 2011 H L, 9-4 5-19May 1, 2012 A W, 5-1 6-19May 8, 2013 H W, 6-5 7-19

1942 L, 14-0 0-11942 L, 17-0 0-21952 L, 7-5 0-31955 L, 16-7 0-41955 L, 11-3 0-51955 L, 8-1 0-61957 L, 7-6 0-71957 L, 5-1 0-81960 L, 5-3 0-91960 L, 1-0 0-101960 L, 3-2 0-111968 L, 7-1 0-121968 L, 5-0 0-13May 8, 1998 H L, 5-3 0-14

May 5, 1999 A L, 7-1 0-15May 17, 2006 A W, 7-3 (6) 1-15March 26, 2008 A L, 9-1 1-16March 13, 2009 N L, 20-3 1-17

March 10, 1993 N W, 5-1 1-0

May 25, 1995 N L, 6-3 0-1May 27, 1995 N L, 15-13 0-2

Feb. 18, 2007 N L, 10-5 0-1

1968 L, 5-4 0-1

March 6, 1995 N W, 11-4 1-0

March 11, 2008 H W, 14-2 1-0

1939 L, 9-5 0-11939 L, 1-0 0-21939 L, 17-7 0-31939 L, 14-2 0-41940 L, 6-4 0-51940 L, 6-1 0-61941 W, 19-5 1-61941 L, 10-3 1-71942 L, 7-5 1-81942 L, 12-6 1-91944 L, 16-6 1-101944 L, 2-1 1-111946 L, 2-0 1-121948 L, 2-1 1-131948 L, 14-8 1-141948 L, 13-7 1-151948 W, 4-3 (11) 2-151949 L, 5-0 2-161949 L, 9-0 2-171950 L, 6-0 2-181950 L, 10-2 2-191951 L, 5-2 2-201951 L, 12-0 2-211952 W, 8-6 3-211952 L, 4-1 3-221953 W, 4-0 4-221953 W, 6-5 5-221954 W, 5-4 6-221954 W, 2-1 7-22

1955 L, 20-5 7-231955 L, 6-5 7-241956 L, 4-2 7-251956 W, 3-2 8-251957 L, 16-3 8-261957 L, 7-4 8-271958 L, 2-0 8-281958 L, 6-0 8-291959 W, 6-5 (11) 9-291959 L, 10-0 9-301960 W, 3-0 10-301960 W, 3-2 11-301961 L, 14-1 11-311961 L, 6-2 11-321964 L, 5-3 11-331964 L, 7-3 11-341964 L, 3-1 11-351964 L, 3-0 11-361965 L, 2-1 11-371965 W, 7-0 12-371966 L, 9-1 12-381966 L, 15-1 12-391967 L, 3-2 12-401967 L, 3-0 12-411968 W, 5-3 13-411968 W, 4-0 14-411969 W, 4-1 15-411969 L, 7-4 15-421970 L, 2-0 15-431971 L, 4-1 15-441971 L, 7-2 15-451972 L, 3-1 15-461975 W, 7-5 16-461976 L, 5-1 16-471976 L, 17-5 16-481977 L, 10-2 16-491977 L, 6-1 16-501978 L, 15-10 16-511978 T, 4-4 16-51-1May 6, 1979 A L, 1-0 16-52-1May 6, 1979 A W, 7-5 17-52-11980 H W, 3-2 18-52-11980 H W, 7-3 19-52-11981 A W, 1-0 20-52-11981 A L, 9-2 20-53-11983 A W, 12-5 21-53-11983 A W, 9-4 22-53-11984 H L, 9-8 22-54-11985 A L, 6-4 (10) 22-55-11985 A L, 4-2 22-56-11986 W, 7-3 23-56-11988 W, 13-6 24-56-1March 6, 1991 N W, 4-2 25-56-1May 12, 1994 N W, 8-7 (10) 26-56-1May 12, 1994 N L, 5-2 26-57-1April 6, 2005 N L, 9-0 26-58-1April 5, 2006 N L, 7-4 (11) 26-59-1April 9, 2008 H L, 6-5 26-60-1March 4, 2009 A L, 9-8 26-61-1March 24, 2010 H W, 7-4 27-61-1April 13, 2010 A L, 14-8 27-62-1April 13, 2011 A L, 5-4 27-63-1May 11, 2011 H L, 10-3 27-64-1March 21, 2012 A L, 5-3 27-65-1April 11, 2012 H W, 5-3 28-65-1March 27, 2013 A W, 10-8 29-65-1

DATE H/A RESULT W-LOAKLAND

DATE H/A RESULT W-LOHIO

DATE H/A RESULT W-LOHIO STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LOHIO WESLEYAN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LOREGON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LOLD DOMINION

DATE H/A RESULT W-LOKLAHOMA STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LPACE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LPENN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LPENN STATE


DATE H/A RESULT W-LPFEIFFER


March 6, 1993 N W, 8-5 1-0

March 8, 1993 N W, 9-3 1-0March 8, 1993 N W, 10-3 2-0March 8, 1997 N W, 6-5 3-0

April 9, 1992 H W, 10-8 1-0April 9, 1992 H W, 8-5 2-0April 14, 1992 H W, 5-4 3-0April 14, 1992 H W, 9-8 4-0

March 9, 1992 N W, 10-4 1-0

1987 W, 12-11 1-01987 W, 7-6 2-01987 W, 7-5 3-0

March 31, 1990 A L, 17-6 0-1March 31, 1990 A L, 7-0 0-2April 1, 1990 A L, 14-8 0-3April 6, 1991 H L, 12-4 (9) 0-4April 6, 1991 H L, 10-5 0-5April 7, 1991 H L, 17-9 0-6April 4, 1992 A L, 14-8 0-7April 4, 1992 A W, 10-0 1-7April 5, 1992 A W, 8-5 2-7April 24, 1993 H L, 13-11 2-8April 24, 1993 H L, 18-15 2-9April 25, 1993 H W, 11-10 3-9May 3, 1994 A W, 15-9 4-9May 3, 1994 A W, 10-0 5-9May 4, 1994 A L, 9-4 5-10May 19, 1994 N L, 16-3 5-11April 22, 1995 H L, 7-0 5-12April 22, 1995 H L, 7-4 5-13April 23, 1995 H L, 7-3 5-14May 16, 1995 N W, 6-2 6-14May 18, 1995 N L, 4-0 6-15May 19, 1995 N W, 10-4 7-15April 20, 1996 H W, 9-8 7-16April 20, 1996 H L, 14-12 7-17April 21, 1996 H L, 18-8 7-18May 3, 1997 A W, 3-2 8-18May 3, 1997 A L, 11-2 8-19May 4, 1997 A L, 14-4 8-20April 9, 1998 H L, 7-6 8-21April 9, 1998 H L, 10-3 8-22March 28, 1999 A L, 5-3 8-23 March 28, 1999 A W, 18-4 9-23

Feb. 28, 2003 N W, 8-7 1-0Feb. 20, 2011 N L, 5-3 1-1

1954 L, 7-5 0-11954 W, 7-6 (10) 1-11955 L, 8-6 1-21956 L, 8-4 1-31956 L, 9-3 1-4

March 7, 1990 N W, 4-2 1-0

March 7, 1999 W, 10-2 1-0

March 9, 1992 N W, 14-7 1-0March 6, 1998 N L, 7-1 1-1March 1, 2008 H L, 6-4 1-2

1941 W, 9-5 1-0

March 14, 2004 N W, 10-6 1-0Feb. 28, 2005 N W, 9-6 2-0Feb. 29, 2005 N W, 6-4 3-0

1977 W, 13-0 1-01977 W, 10-0 2-01978 W, 9-7 3-01978 W, 8-3 4-0March 31, 1979 A W, 5-3 5-0March 31, 1979 A W, 1-0 6-01981 H W, 5-0 7-01981 H L, 7-1 7-11981 A W, 7-2 8-11981 A W, 4-0 9-11982 H L, 8-4 9-21982 H L, 9-0 9-31983 H W, 5-2 10-31983 H W, 7-5 11-31983 A W, 8-5 12-31983 A L, 6-3 12-41984 A W, 9-0 13-41984 A W, 9-0 14-41985 A W, 3-2 (10) 15-41985 A W, 9-7 (10) 16-4

1982 A L, 9-3 0-11982 A L, 27-7 0-2March 6, 1990 A L, 12-3 0-3March 5, 1991 A L, 5-3 0-4March 6, 2006 A W, 4-0 1-4

April 4, 1996 H L, 8-6 (12) 0-1April 6, 1997 A L, 6-5 0-2April 6, 1997 A W, 6-4 1-2March 28, 1998 A L, 4-1 1-3March 28, 1998 A L, 12-2 1-4March 29, 1998 A L, 9-6 1-5May 15, 1999 H W, 7-5 2-5May 15, 1999 H L, 6-4 2-6May 16, 1999 H L, 14-8 2-7April 20, 2000 A L, 7-0 2-8April 20, 2000 A L, 12-2 2-9April 28, 2001 H L, 4-0 2-10April 28, 2001 H W, 8-0 3-10April 29, 2001 H L, 6-0 3-11April 20, 2002 A L, 9-1 3-12April 20, 2002 A L, 13-2 3-13April 21, 2002 A W, 2-1 4-13April 4, 2003 H W, 5-4 5-13April 4, 2003 H L, 7-5 5-14April 8, 2004 A L, 4-0 5-15April 8, 2004 A L, 8-5 5-16March 26, 2005 H L, 5-3 5-17March 26, 2005 H L, 7-1 5-18May 6, 2006 A W, 12-11 6-18May 6, 2006 A L, 15-9 6-19May 7, 2006 A L, 10-5 6-20May 11, 2007 H L, 10-9 (10) 6-21May 12, 2007 H L, 5-2 6-22May 13, 2007 H W, 10-9 (10) 7-22April 25, 2009 H L, 14-10 7-23April 25, 2009 H W, 8-6 8-23April 26, 2009 H W, 12-8 9-23April 1, 2010 A L, 9-8 9-24April 2, 2010 A L, 6-1 9-25April 3, 2010 A W, 6-5 10-25May 26, 2010 N L, 9-5 10-26April 21, 2011 H W, 4-0 11-26April 21, 2011 H W, 3-0 12-26April 23, 2011 H W, 8-3 13-26May 5, 2012 A W, 5-2 14-26May 5, 2012 A L, 3-1 14-27May 6, 2012 A W, 4-3 15-27April 20, 2013 H W, 14-5 16-27April 20, 2013 H W, 9-4 17-27April 21, 2013 H W, 6-3 18-27

March 5, 2007 N L, 7-0 0-1March 6, 2007 N W, 5-1 1-1March 12, 2007 N W, 9-1 2-1March 6, 2012 N L, 7-6 2-2March 7, 2012 N W, 5-4 3-2

DATE H/A RESULT W-LPHILADELPHIA TEXTILE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LPRINCETON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LPRESBYTERIAN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LPOINT PARK

DATE H/A RESULT W-LPROVIDENCE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LPURDUE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LQUINNIPIAC

DATE H/A RESULT W-LQUINCY COLLEGE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LQUANTICO MARINES

DATE H/A RESULT W-LRHODE ISLAND

DATE H/A RESULT W-LROBERT MORRIS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LRIDER

DATE H/A RESULT W-LRICHMOND

DATE H/A RESULT W-LROLLINS COLLEGE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LRUTGERS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSACRED HEART



1946 L, 4-1 0-11946 W, 6-3 1-11949 W, 2-1 2-11949 L, 9-7 2-2

1985 A L, 8-2 0-11985 A L, 7-6 0-21985 A L, 11-2 0-31985 H L, 11-2 0-41985 H L, 8-4 0-51985 H L, 10-4 0-61986 L, 15-1 0-71986 L, 7-3 0-81986 L, 15-4 0-91986 L, 13-3 0-101986 L, 7-3 0-111986 W, 7-2 1-111987 L, 12-3 1-121987 L, 16-3 1-131987 W, 11-8 2-131987 L, 27-9 2-141987 L, 7-6 2-151987 L, 6-0 2-161987 L, 13-2 2-171987 L, 18-6 2-181988 L, 3-2 2-191988 L, 6-5 2-201988 L, 8-5 2-211988 L, 8-7 2-221988 L, 16-5 2-231988 L, 2-1 2-241989 L, 9-0 2-251989 L, 9-6 2-261989 L, 11-3 2-271989 L, 5-2 2-281989 L, 7-2 2-291989 L, 15-2 2-30March 24, 1990 A L, 3-2 (8) 2-31March 24, 1990 A L, 12-0 2-32March 25, 1990 A L, 6-0 2-33April 13, 1991 H L, 16-3 2-34April 13, 1991 H L, 8-7 2-35April 11, 1992 A L, 3-1 2-36April 11, 1992 A L, 11-1 2-37April 12, 1992 A L, 11-5 2-38April 18, 1993 H W, 8-4 3-38April 18, 1993 H W, 18-5 4-38April 19, 1993 H W, 10-6 5-38April 23, 1994 A L, 8-4 5-39April 23, 1994 A L, 8-3 5-40April 24, 1994 A W, 10-8 6-40April 8, 1995 H L, 11-2 6-41April 8, 1995 H L, 13-1 6-42April 9, 1995 H W, 12-5 7-42May 17, 1995 N W, 11-10 8-42April 6, 1996 H W, 12-5 9-42April 5, 1997 A L, 11-0 9-43April 5, 1997 A L, 2-1 9-44May 3, 1998 H L, 8-0 9-45May 3, 1998 H W, 2-1 10-45May 4, 1998 H W, 11-0 10-46May 2, 1999 A L, 8-5 10-47

May 2, 1999 A L, 13-5 10-48May 3, 1999 A L, 13-9 10-49April 22, 2000 A L, 8-1 10-50April 22, 2000 A L, 6-5 (8) 10-51March 25, 2001 H L, 7-2 10-52March 25, 2001 H L, 7-6 10-53April 14, 2002 A L, 2-0 10-54April 14, 2002 A W, 7-5 11-54March 22, 2003 H W, 2-1 12-54March 22, 2003 H W, 8-7 13-54March 23, 2003 H L, 6-5 13-55May 8, 2004 A W, 3-2 14-55May 8, 2004 A W, 13-7 15-55May 9, 2004 A W, 10-5 16-55March 24, 2005 H W, 19-0 17-55March 24, 2005 H L, 10-6 17-56March 17, 2006 A W, 8-3 18-56March 18, 2006 A L, 2-1 18-57March 19, 2006 A W, 8-1 19-57May 17, 2007 H W, 5-4 (11) 20-57May 18, 2007 H L, 9-1 20-58May 19, 2007 H L, 8-3 20-59April 4, 2008 A L, 1-0 20-60April 5, 2008 A L, 3-0 20-61April 6, 2008 A L, 15-5 20-62April 17, 2009 H W, 3-1 21-62April 18, 2009 H W, 5-2 22-62April 19, 2009 H W, 5-4 23-62May 7, 2010 A W, 5-2 24-62May 8, 2010 A W, 14-2 25-62May 8, 2010 A L, 9-7 25-63May 11, 2012 A W, 7-4 26-63May 12, 2012 A L, 4-1 26-64May 12, 2012 A L, 4-3 26-65May 24, 2013 N W, 7-6 (12) 27-65

March 10, 1992 N L, 2-1 0-1

March 10, 2009 N W, 6-0 1-0

1960 W, 7-5 1-01961 L, 8-2 1-11961 L, 12-2 1-21963 W, 3-2 2-2March 19, 1991 H L, 15-11 2-3March 19, 1995 H W, 7-6 3-3March 19, 1995 H W, 12-2 4-3March 16, 1996 H W, 4-2 5-3March 16, 1996 H W, 2-1 6-3

1939 L, 10-7 0-11941 L, 12-3 0-2

1966 L, 10-1 0-11966 L, 11-0 0-2

April 6, 1993 H W, 9-7 1-0April 19, 1994 A W, 10-9 (10) 2-0March 4, 1995 N W, 10-1 3-0March 7, 1997 N W, 10-3 4-0March 7, 2009 N W, 12-8 5-0

March 5, 1998 N W, 3-2 1-0March 8, 1999 N W, 11-0 2-0

March 8, 1998 N L, 5-3 0-1

1953 W, 8-6 1-01967 W, 5-3 2-01967 W, 14-4 3-01968 W, 5-3 4-01971 W, 9-0 (F) 5-01971 W, 9-0 (F) 6-0

1976 L, 10-1 0-1April 29, 1990 A L, 6-1 0-2April 29, 1990 A W, 7-6 1-2April 30, 1990 A L, 14-3 1-3March 23, 1991 H L, 17-2 1-4March 23, 1991 H L, 18-9 1-5April 24, 1991 H L, 16-7 1-6March 28, 1992 A L, 3-2 (8) 1-7March 28, 1992 A L, 4-3 1-8March 29, 1992 A L, 7-4 1-9April 4, 1993 H W, 4-2 2-9April 4, 1993 H W, 2-0 3-9April 5, 1993 H L, 10-1 3-10May 7, 1994 A W, 10-6 4-10May 7, 1994 A L, 3-2 4-11May 8, 1994 A L, 9-0 (F) 4-12April 1, 1995 H W, 5-2 5-12April 1, 1995 H W, 11-4 6-12April 2, 1995 H W, 5-4 7-12March 30, 1996 H L, 2-0 7-13March 30, 1996 H W, 5-3 8-13March 31, 1996 H L, 8-5 8-14April 19, 1997 A L, 4-3 8-15April 19, 1997 A L, 19-14 8-16April 20, 1997 A L, 14-5 8-17April 4, 1998 H L, 2-0 8-18April 4, 1998 H L, 7-4 8-19April 5, 1998 H L, 11-3 8-20April 17, 1999 A L, 8-1 8-21April 17, 1999 A L, 3-1 8-22April 18, 1999 A L, 14-5 8-23April 1, 2000 H L, 7-2 8-24

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSALEM

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSETON HALL

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSHENANDOAH

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSIU-EDWARDSVILLE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSLIPPERY ROCK

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSOUTH CAROLINA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSOUTHERN ILLINOIS

DATE H/A RESULT W-LST. BONAVENTURE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LST. FRANCIS (PA)

DATE H/A RESULT W-LST. FRANCIS (NY)

DATE H/A RESULT W-LST. CLOUD STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LST. JOHN’S


ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSApril 1, 2000 H L, 10-5 8-25April 2, 2000 H W, 10-9 (12) 9-25April 14, 2001 A L, 10-9 (10) 9-26April 14, 2001 A L, 5-2 9-27March 28, 2002 H L, 13-6 9-28March 28, 2002 H W, 12-8 10-28March 29, 2003 A L, 4-1 10-29March 29, 2003 A L, 7-1 10-30March 30, 2003 A L, 8-3 10-31May 22, 2004 H W, 6-4 11-31May 22, 2004 H L, 6-5 11-32May 23, 2004 H L, 17-4 11-33May 27, 2004 N L, 4-2 11-34April 3, 2005 A L, 2-0 11-35April 4, 2005 A L, 3-2 11-36April 4, 2005 A L, 4-2 11-37May 26, 2005 N W, 4-1 12-37April 8, 2006 H L, 6-2 12-38April 8, 2006 H W, 3-2 13-38April 9, 2006 H L, 12-5 13-39April 13, 2007 A W, 10-9 14-39April 14, 2007 A L, 8-1 14-40April 14, 2007 A L, 15-1 14-41April 18, 2008 H W, 6-3 15-41April 19, 2008 H L, 7-4 15-42April 20, 2008 H L, 11-8 15-43March 26, 2010 H W, 4-1 16-43March 27, 2010 H W, 13-1 17-43March 28, 2010 H W, 5-3 18-43May 6, 2011 A L, 2-1 18-44May 7, 2011 A L, 7-0 18-45May 8, 2011 A L, 8-7 18-46May 26, 2011 N L, 6-4 18-47March 22, 2013 A W, 12-9 19-47March 23, 2013 A W, 14-2 20-47March 24, 2013 A W, 11-2 21-47May 22, 2013 N W, 10-2 22-47

1988 W, 6-3 1-0March 4, 1990 N L, 10-3 1-1March 9, 1991 N L, 13-9 (12) 1-2March 7, 1993 N W, 16-8 2-2March 4, 1996 N L, 9-3 2-3March 8, 1997 N W, 7-4 3-3March 9, 1997 N W, 10-7 4-3March 9, 2006 N W, 9-3 5-3March 11, 2006 N W, 14-2 6-3March 7, 2007 N W, 6-0 7-3March 8, 2007 N W, 13-6 8-3March 9, 2009 N W, 17-5 9-3March 19, 2010 A W, 14-1 10-3

1949 W, 6-4 1-01949 L, 8-7 1-11950 W, 22-5 2-11955 W, 7-2 3-11957 W, 12-5 4-11957 W, 15-1 5-11960 W, 15-0 6-11961 W, 7-2 7-11965 L, 4-3 7-21966 W, 5-0 8-2

1983 W, 6-2 9-21983 W, 6-5 10-21985 H W, 20-7 11-2

1980 A L, 11-3 0-11980 A L, 21-2 0-21980 A L, 4-0 0-3March 13, 1994 N L, 9-5 0-4

1970 W, 13-1 1-01970 W, 4-2 2-01971 W, 11-0 3-01971 W, 7-0 4-01972 W, 10-3 5-01972 W, 6-1 6-01973 W, 5-0 7-01973 W, 4-1 8-0

1984 H W, 4-1 1-01984 H W, 7-2 2-0March 17, 1991 H W, 20-10 3-0March 17, 1991 H W, 12-2 4-0

1955 L, 6-4 0-11958 L, 8-3 0-21958 W, 7-0 1-21959 W, 12-2 2-21959 W, 7-1 3-21962 L, 13-6 3-31962 W, 8-5 4-31963 W, 9-4 5-31963 W, 2-1 6-31964 L, 2-0 6-41964 L, 4-3 6-51965 W, 1-0 (10) 7-51965 W, 2-1 8-51967 W, 1-0 9-51967 L, 4-2 9-61968 W, 12-8 10-61968 W, 10-9 11-61970 W, 6-2 12-61970 L, 9-2 12-71972 W, 4-1 13-71972 L, 4-1 13-8

1942 L, 15-9 0-11971 W, 8-3 1-11971 L, 5-0 1-21972 W, 7-4 2-21972 L, 4-2 2-31975 W, 8-5 3-31976 A L, 4-2 3-41977 L, 7-2 3-5

1978 L, 23-5 3-6March 23, 2004 N W, 16-2 4-6March 11, 2005 N L, 2-1 4-7March 12, 2005 N W, 13-6 5-7March 13, 2005 N L, 5-3 5-8March 21, 2010 A W, 7-1 6-8

1968 W, 4-0 1-01986 L, 7-2 1-1

1950 W, 6-1 1-01951 L, 7-6 1-1

March 4, 1996 N W, 6-4 1-0

Feb. 28, 2010 N W, 11-3 1-0March 7, 2010 N L, 11-7 1-1March 19, 2011 N W, 5-4 2-1March 15, 2013 H W, 4-2 3-1March 17, 2013 H W, 9-5 4-1

1982 H W, 21-9 1-0March 29, 2013 H W, 5-2 2-0March 29, 2013 H W, 2-1 (15) 3-0March 30, 2013 H W, 7-5 4-0

1987 L, 9-5 0-11987 L, 16-6 0-21987 L, 6-4 0-31988 L, 1-0 0-41988 L, 3-0 0-51989 L, 10-2 0-61989 L, 16-1 0-7March 8, 1990 A L, 14-2 0-8March 7, 1991 N L, 8-5 0-9March 11, 2008 A L, 8-2 0-10

1968 W, 4-3 1-0

1968 L, 4-2 0-1

DATE H/A RESULT W-LST. JOSEPH’S

DATE H/A RESULT W-LST. VINCENT

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSYRACUSE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSUNY-FREDONIA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSTEUBENVILLE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LSTETSON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LTEMPLE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LTENNESSEE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LUCF

DATE H/A RESULT W-LTOWSON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LTOLEDO

DATE H/A RESULT W-LTHOMAS MOORE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LTHIEL

DATE H/A RESULT W-LUCLA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LUC-RIVERSIDE



March 15, 2009 N W, 12-8 1-0

Feb. 24, 2002 A W, 8-1 1-0Feb. 24, 2002 A W, 11-0 2-0Feb. 25, 2002 A W, 15-0 3-0Feb. 29, 2008 A W, 25-3 4-0March 2, 2008 A W, 10-0 5-0

March 2, 2013 N L, 5-4 (10) 0-1

March 16, 2007 A L, 4-2 0-1March 17, 2007 A W, 5-2 1-1March 18, 2007 A L, 5-2 1-2May 22, 2007 N L, 2-1 1-3April 3, 2009 A L, 8-1 1-4April 4, 2009 A L, 13-5 1-5April 5, 2009 A L, 10-8 1-6May 20, 2009 N L, 12-2 1-7May 20, 2010 H W, 8-7 2-7May 21, 2010 H L, 7-3 2-8May 21, 2010 H L, 14-12 (10) 2-9May 19, 2011 A W, 6-5 3-9May 20, 2011 A L, 7-2 3-10May 21, 2011 A L, 4-3 3-11April 13, 2012 H W, 2-1 4-11April 14, 2012 H L, 6-5 4-12April 15, 2012 H L, 9-8 4-13May 24, 2012 N L, 12-5 4-14April 5, 2013 A L, 1-0 4-15April 6, 2013 A L, 7-6 4-16April 7, 2013 A L, 3-2 4-17

March 2, 1997 N L, 6-4 0-1March 4, 1997 N W, 11-10 1-1

Feb. 23, 2007 A L, 4-3 0-1

1985 H L, 8-4 0-11985 H W, 7-6 1-11985 A W, 15-5 2-11985 A W, 13-3 3-11985 H L, 7-3 3-21985 H W, 8-7 (10) 4-21986 L, 6-5 4-31986 L, 6-4 4-41986 L, 3-2 4-51986 L, 4-0 4-6

1986 W, 6-2 5-61986 L, 7-6 5-71987 W, 15-13 6-71987 L, 18-4 6-81987 L, 11-5 6-91987 L, 11-5 6-101987 L, 25-10 6-111987 L, 10-5 6-121988 L, 8-4 6-131988 L, 10-3 6-141988 L, 23-0 6-151988 L, 4-3 6-161988 L, 18-12 6-171988 L, 6-4 6-181988 L, 9-6 6-191989 L, 16-2 6-201989 L, 16-1 6-211989 L, 8-3 6-221989 L, 14-1 6-231989 L, 10-3 6-24April 21, 1990 H L, 12-1 6-25April 22, 1990 H L, 4-3 6-26April 22, 1990 H L, 6-5 6-27April 20, 1991 A W, 10-8 7-27April 20, 1991 A L, 13-9 7-28May 5, 1992 H W, 4-3 8-28May 5, 1992 H W, 5-4 9-28May 6, 1992 H L, 10-9 9-29March 27, 1993 A L, 9-1 9-30March 27, 1993 A L, 13-10 9-31May 13, 1993 A L, 10-2 9-32April 9, 1994 H W, 3-2 10-32April 9, 1994 H W, 20-7 11-32April 11, 1994 H W, 10-3 12-33March 25, 1995 A L, 20-3 12-34March 25, 1995 A L, 12-9 12-35March 26, 1995 A L, 13-1 12-36March 23, 1996 A L, 9-8 (8) 12-37March 23, 1996 A L, 8-5 12-38March 29, 1997 H W, 6-0 13-38March 29, 1997 H L, 10-5 13-39April 3, 1999 H W, 8-7 14-39April 3, 1999 H W, 15-11 15-39March 18, 2000 A W, 5-4 (10) 16-39March 19, 2000 A L, 4-3 16-40March 19, 2000 A L, 4-2 16-41May 5, 2001 A L, 8-5 16-42May 6, 2001 A L, 5-1 16-43May 6, 2001 A L, 15-10 16-44April 27, 2002 H W, 8-4 17-44April 27, 2002 H L, 8-2 17-45April 28, 2002 H W, 5-1 18-45April 12, 2003 H W, 9-2 19-45April 12, 2003 H W, 7-1 20-45April 13, 2003 H W, 10-5 21-45April 30, 2004 A W, 14-2 22-45April 30, 2004 A W, 11-9 23-45May 1, 2004 A L, 8-5 23-46April 16, 2005 H W, 6-4 24-46April 16, 2005 H L, 9-8 (10) 24-47April 17, 2005 H W, 8-3 25-47April 13, 2006 A W, 9-5 26-47April 13, 2006 A L, 6-3 26-48April 15, 2006 A L, 6-3 26-49April 20, 2007 H W, 11-6 27-49April 21, 2007 H W, 8-7 28-49April 22, 2007 H W, 6-5 29-49May 2, 2008 A L, 4-3 29-50

May 3, 2008 A L, 8-4 29-51May 4, 2008 A L, 16-10 29-52April 16, 2010 A W, 8-3 30-52April 17, 2010 A W, 12-7 31-52April 18, 2010 A W, 5-3 32-52April 9, 2011 H W, 15-6 33-52April 9, 2011 H W, 9-5 34-52April 10, 2011 H W, 7-3 35-52May 10, 2013 H W, 4-3 36-52May 11, 2013 H W, 12-4 37-52May 11, 2013 H W, 10-2 38-52

1940 L, 19-5 0-11941 L, 6-5 0-21959 L, 7-4 0-31962 L, 4-2 0-41966 W, 7-1 1-41981 A L, 11-4 1-5

1981 A W, 7-4 1-0March 3, 2013 N L, 6-4 1-1

1950 L, 10-8 0-11950 W, 24-2 1-11957 W, 8-3 2-11957 L, 11-9 2-2

1980 N L, 9-6 0-11980 N L, 12-9 0-2March 10, 1994 N W, 12-4 1-2March 11, 1994 N L, 7-4 1-3May 12, 2001 H W, 4-1 2-3May 12, 2001 H W, 4-1 3-3May 13, 2001 H L, 5-3 3-4March 23, 2002 A W, 10-7 4-4March 23, 2002 A W, 5-2 5-4March 24, 2002 A L, 8-5 5-5May 10, 2003 H L, 4-3 5-6May 10, 2003 H W, 14-13 6-6May 11, 2003 H W, 17-16 7-6March 27, 2004 A W, 3-0 8-6March 27, 2004 A W, 5-4 9-6March 28, 2004 A W, 12-11 10-6Feb. 17, 2007 N L, 7-3 10-7Feb. 23, 2008 H L, 7-3 10-8Feb. 24, 2008 H W, 12-8 11-8

March 11, 1992 N L, 2-1 0-1March 14, 1992 N W, 5-3 1-1March 11, 1993 N W, 4-3 2-1March 12, 1993 N W, 8-1 3-1March 7, 1998 N L, 6-3 3-2March 10, 1999 N W, 12-3 4-2

DATE H/A RESULT W-LUMBC

DATE H/A RESULT W-LUSF

DATE H/A RESULT W-LUNC ASHEVILLE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LUM-EASTERN SHORE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LVILLANOVA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LVANDERBILT

DATE H/A RESULT W-LVALPARAISO

DATE H/A RESULT W-LVIRGINIA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LVIRGINIA TECH

DATE H/A RESULT W-LVIRGINA MILITARY INSTITUTE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LVIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWAGNER


ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTSMarch 6, 2005 N W, 11-2 5-2

1940 L, 8-7 0-1

1948 W, 6-5 1-01948 W, 3-1 2-01949 W, 13-6 3-01949 W, 8-5 4-01950 W, 10-1 5-01954 W, 14-4 6-01955 W, 13-3 7-01962 W, 16-0 8-0

1959 W, 3-2 1-01965 W, 2-0 2-01965 W, 2-0 3-0

1949 W, 6-0 1-01949 W, 9-1 2-01950 W, 10-3 3-0

March 26, 1991 H L, 10-4 0-1March 25, 1992 H L, 11-0 0-2March 25, 1992 H W, 8-6 1-2April 23, 1993 H W, 8-5 2-2

1939 W, 3-0 1-01939 L, 10-7 1-11939 L, 9-5 1-21939 W, 10-7 2-21940 W, 7-3 3-21940 W, 7-2 4-21940 L, 10-9 4-31940 L, 11-3 4-41941 W, 10-4 5-41941 W, 7-5 6-41941 W, 5-3 7-41942 W, 12-8 8-41942 W, 6-4 9-41946 W, 3-1 10-41948 L, 11-4 10-51948 L, 4-3 (10) 10-61948 L, 4-2 10-71949 L, 18-2 10-81949 L, 11-9 10-91949 L, 7-4 10-101949 L, 6-4 10-111950 W, 7-4 11-111950 L, 16-9 11-121951 L, 7-0 11-13

1951 L, 12-7 11-141952 W, 6-5 12-141952 W, 5-2 (10) 13-141953 W, 7-1 14-141954 L, 4-3 14-151955 W, 3-1 15-151957 W, 3-2 16-151958 W, 3-2 17-151958 W, 6-5 (13) 18-151959 W, 6-3 19-151960 L, 7-6 (11) 19-161960 L, 2-0 19-171961 L, 6-0 19-181961 L, 11-4 19-191962 W, 2-0 20-191962 W, 4-3 21-191963 L, 7-4 21-201963 L, 6-4 21-211964 L, 1-0 21-221964 L, 6-4 21-231965 L, 5-2 21-241965 W, 4-1 22-241966 L, 1-0 22-251966 L, 2-1 22-261968 L, 4-0 22-271968 W, 4-3 23-271969 W, 6-0 24-271970 L, 6-4 24-281970 W, 7-4 25-281970 W, 6-3 26-281971 L, 7-0 26-291971 L, 7-3 26-301971 L, 6-5 26-311971 W, 4-2 27-311972 L, 4-1 27-321972 L, 3-1 27-331973 L, 8-4 27-341973 W, 3-2 28-341975 W, 7-1 29-341975 W, 4-2 30-341975 L, 4-0 30-351975 W, 7-6 31-351976 L, 4-0 31-361976 L, 13-4 31-371977 W, 10-5 32-371977 L, 13-4 32-381977 W, 7-4 33-381977 W, 6-5 34-381978 W, 5-3 35-381978 L, 7-6 35-391978 L, 4-2 35-401978 L, 8-0 35-41April 14, 1979 H L, 9-5 35-42April 14, 1979 H W, 2-1 36-42April 20, 1979 H W, 3-2 37-421980 H W, 2-1 38-421980 H W, 2-0 39-421981 A L, 1-0 39-431981 A L, 4-2 39-441981 H W, 5-3 40-441981 H W, 4-3 41-441982 H L, 3-0 41-451982 H W, 4-0 42-451982 A L, 4-3 42-461982 A L, 8-5 42-471986 W, 16-6 43-471988 W, 9-8 44-47May 7, 1990 A L, 6-4 44-48

May 7, 1991 A L, 2-1 44-49April 8, 1992 H L, 5-0 44-50April 8, 1992 H L, 10-2 44-51April 30, 1992 A L, 14-8 44-52May 11, 993 A W, 12-5 45-52April 14, 1994 H L, 10-8 45-53May 11, 1994 A W, 13-6 46-53April 6, 1995 H W, 15-4 47-53April 10, 1996 A W, 3-1 48-53April 10, 1996 A L, 12-11 48-54April 17, 1996 N W, 3-1 49-54April 1, 1997 H L, 9-0 49-55April 9, 1997 A L, 8-4 49-56April 16, 1997 H L, 14-11 (11) 49-57April 1, 1998 A L, 10-7 49-58April 15, 1998 H L, 9-8 49-59April 19, 1998 A W, 5-3 50-59April 7, 1999 H W, 3-2 51-59April 14, 1999 A W, 11-9 52-59April 21, 1999 H L, 4-0 52-60April 10, 2000 A L, 10-8 52-61April 10, 2000 A W, 3-2 53-61March 31, 2001 H L, 6-5 53-62March 31, 2001 H W, 3-2 54-62April 1, 2001 H L, 7-1 54-63May 11, 2002 A W, 12-9 55-63May 11, 2002 A L, 16-6 55-64April 6, 2003 H L, 10-8 55-65April 6, 2003 H W, 4-0 56-65April 10, 2004 A W 2-0 57-65April 10, 2004 A W, 7-2 58-65April 30, 2005 H W, 6-5 59-65April 30, 2005 H W, 11-0 60-65May 1, 2005 H W, 8-7 61-65March 24, 2006 A L, 8-4 61-66March 25, 2006 A L, 6-2 61-67March 26, 2006 A L, 13-4 61-68March 20, 2008 A L, 15-12 61-69March 21, 2008 A L, 12-6 61-70March 22, 2008 A L, 8-1 61-71May 14, 2009 H W, 9-1 62-71May 15, 2009 H W, 13-12 63-71May 15, 2009 H L, 16-4 63-72May 21, 2009 N L, 20-8 63-73April 23, 2010 A W, 13-9 64-73April 24, 2010 A W, 6-3 65-73April 25, 2010 A W, 24-9 66-73May 13, 2011 H W, 12-1 67-73May 14, 2011 H W, 5-2 68-73May 15, 2011 H W, 10-6 69-73April 20, 2012 A L, 8-4 69-74April 22, 2012 A W, 14-5 70-74April 22, 2012 A L, 7-5 70-75March 12, 2013 H L, 8-7 70-76April 30, 2013 A W, 7-6 71-76

March 14, 1992 N L, 9-8 0-1

March 12, 1995 N L, 7-4 0-1

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWAKE FOREST

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWASHINGTON & JEFFERSON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWEST LIBERTY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWAYNESBURG

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWAYNE STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWEST VIRGINIA

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWESTERN ILLINOIS



1952 W, 12-4 1-01954 W, 11-6 2-01956 L, 15-8 2-11957 W, 16-3 3-11958 L, 6-4 3-21959 W, 6-5 4-21962 W, 6-2 5-21963 W, 6-5 6-21965 W, 11-3 7-21966 L, 2-1 7-31967 W, 1-0 8-31969 W, 5-2 9-31970 W, 6-2 10-31971 W, 5-1 11-31971 W, 4-0 12-31972 W, 6-1 13-31975 W, 7-6 14-31975 W, 9-6 15-31981 A W, 6-5 16-31981 A W, 16-1 17-31985 A W, 22-8 18-31985 A W, 16-8 19-3

Feb. 15, 2013 A W, 6-4 1-0Feb. 16, 2013 A W, 10-8 2-0Feb. 17, 2013 A W, 11-3 3-0

1963 W, 24-3 1-01981 A W, 13-2 2-0

March 6, 1997 N L, 6-5 0-1

Feb. 20, 1999 A L, 8-4 0-1Feb. 20, 1999 A L, 6-1 0-2Feb. 21, 1999 A L, 8-5 0-3

March 8, 1994 N W, 5-3 1-0

Feb. 19, 2010 A W, 18-6 1-0Feb. 20, 2010 A W, 7-3 2-0Feb. 21, 2010 A L, 9-8 2-1March 4, 2011 A W, 11-5 3-1March 6, 2011 A L, 6-1 3-2Feb. 24, 2012 A W, 22-12 4-2Feb. 25, 2012 A L, 8-7 4-3Feb. 26, 2012 A W, 8-4 5-3Feb. 23, 2013 A W, 4-3 6-3

Feb. 24, 2013 A L, 3-2 (7) 6-4Feb. 24, 2013 A W, 19-8 7-4

March 8, 1992 N L, 14-1 0-1

1983 N L, 8-5 0-11983 N L, 11-6 0-2April 13, 1999 A W, 8-1 1-2May 4, 1999 H W, 7-4 2-2

March 8, 2012 N W, 6-5 1-0

March 3, 1996 N L, 2-1 0-1

1986 W, 14-2 1-01986 W, 10-3 2-01987 W, 10-3 3-01987 W, 7-3 4-01989 W, 5-4 5-0May 4, 1992 H L, 9-7 5-1April 13, 1993 A L, 9-3 5-2April 12, 1994 H L, 10-6 5-3April 8, 1996 H W, 3-1 6-3April 8, 1996 H T, 4-4 (11) 6-3-1April 10, 1997 A L, 7-4 6-4-1April 7, 1998 H W, 8-7 7-4-1April 28, 1998 A L, 3-0 7-5-1May 6, 1999 H W, 13-5 8-5-1May 2, 2000 A W, 3-2 (8) 9-5-1May 3, 2000 A W, 8-3 10-5-1May 4, 2000 H W, 9-3 11-5-1April 5, 2001 H W, 10-9 12-5-1May 14, 2002 H W, 4-1 13-5-1April 2, 2003 A W, 7-1 14-5-1May 18, 2004 A W, 10-3 15-5-1May 18, 2005 H W, 16-2 16-5-1April 4, 2007 H L, 7-5 16-6-1March 17, 2009 A W, 7-6 17-6-1March 25, 2009 H W, 7-4 18-6-1March 17, 2010 H W, 15-11 19-6-1April 21, 2010 A W, 21-12 20-6-1March 19, 2011 N W, 7-0 21-6-1April 19, 2011 H W, 7-2 22-6-1April 4, 2012 H W, 9-1 23-6-1May 15, 2012 A W, 5-0 24-6-1March 9, 2013 H W, 9-2 25-6-1March 10, 2013 H W, 16-1 26-6-1April 9, 2013 A W, 24-7 27-6-1April 16, 2013 H W, 11-9 28-6-1

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWESTMINSTER

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWILLIAM PATTERSON

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWILLIAM & MARY

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWICHITA STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWOFFORD

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWINONA STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWINTHROP

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWOOSTER

DATE H/A RESULT W-LWRIGHT STATE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LXAVIER

DATE H/A RESULT W-LYORK COLLEGE

DATE H/A RESULT W-LYOUNGSTOWN STATE


ALL-TIME ROSTERA

Ackerman, Eric ................................ 1999-2002Adams, Jon ............................................... 1981Adlesic, Joe .............................................. 1977Agi, Murad ........................................... 1994-95Albert, Sean ......................................... 1988-89Albert, Tyler ................................ 2014-presentAldenhoven, Rhys ..................... 2013-presentAlex, Andy ................................................. 1962Allen, Kurt ............................................ 1992-94Alman, Bill ................................................. 1945Anderson, C. ............................................. 1961Anderson, Steve ....................................... 1982Anthony, Philip ..................................... 1994-95Axler, Noah ............................................... 1993

B

Bache, Darryl ....................................... 1982-85Badke, B. .................................................. 1950Bailey, Keith .............................................. 1991Baker, Chad ......................................... 2005-06Baker, Corey ......................................... 2008-11Baker, Lefty ............................................... 1941Balazentis, Bob ......................................... 1998Balestrino, Joseph .................................... 1975Baltzer, Dennis ......................................... 1974Banaszak, Ed ...................................... 1972-73Barnes, Art ........................................... 1946-49Barnyak, Jeff ........................................ 2001-05Barr, Jeff ................................................... 1969Barton, R. ............................................ 1961-62Bassage, Mike ..................................... 2004-07Bassett, Ron ........................................ 1972-73Bayus, John .............................................. 1991Beahn, Rob ............................................... 2002Bean, Chris .......................................... 1993-95Beasock, Darren ....................................... 1989Behrend, Andy ..................................... 1974-75Beirne, Clayton ......................................... 1994Belfiglio, Andrew ....................... 2013-presentBell, Bobby .......................................... 2006-07Bell, Cephus ............................................. 1979Bell, Michael ........................................ 2002-03Bellisario, Earl ...................................... 1969-70Bello, Rolando ..................................... 2001-02Berteotti, Jerry ..................................... 1990-93Bianco, Marc ........................................ 1976-80Bianco, Michael ................................... 1974-77Bianco, Val ........................................... 1974-76Biano, Mark .............................................. 1980Biehl, Charles ........................................... 1945Billick, Dick ............................................... 1945Bircher, Brian ....................................... 2003-04Bishop, Rick .............................................. 1994Bitonte, Randy .......................................... 1984Black, Ray ............................................ 2009-11Blauzdis, John .......................................... 1974Blue, Jimmy ......................................... 2002-04Blyshak, Dave ...................................... 1964-65Bodnar, Ed ................................................ 1984Bonasorte, Charles ................................... 1975Bonelli, Ernie ....................................... 1940-41Bonidie, Michael ....................................... 1986Boriska, Arthur .......................................... 1941Bortnick, Art .............................................. 1978Bowers, Joel ............................................. 1994

Boyle, Jim ............................................ 1977-79Brady, Jack ............................................... 1940Brannon, Ed .............................................. 1979Brant, Robert ....................................... 2005-08Brash, Bill ................................................. 1990Brent, Larry .......................................... 1950-51Breymeir, Ricky .................................... 2008-09Brickner, Bob ............................................ 1969Britt, Charis .......................................... 2000-01Brodzinski, Mike ....................................... 2002Brown, Bart ............................................... 1939Brown, Bill ............................................ 1997-98Brown, Cliff .......................................... 1968-70Brown, T. ................................................... 1962Brown, Travis ............................................ 1997Brownsten, Cory .................................. 2009-10Brueckel, Lee ............................................ 1965Brush, John ......................................... 1986-87Bucuren, Gary ..................................... 2007-08Burger, Joe .......................................... 2000-03Burke, Roger ....................................... 1988-89Bush, Albert ......................................... 1939-41Butch, Aflred ............................................. 1939Butler, Shaun ....................................... 2005-06Button, Seth ......................................... 2006-07Buzzi, John ............................................... 1986Byrne, P. .............................................. 1960-61

C

Calder, Deryl ........................................ 1946-50Canterna, Oland .................................. 1948-49Campbell, Tedde .................................. 1994-95Caparelli, Guy ...................................... 1970-73Caravella, Alex ..................................... 2010-13Caraway, Doug ................................ 1999-2000Carlisle, John ............................................ 1962Carpenetti, Duke .................................. 1988-91Carr, Ken .................................................. 1978Carra, Larry ......................................... 1961-62Carroll, John ........................................ 1986-87Carter, Joe ........................................... 1995-96Casey, P. .............................................. 1946-47Cashman, Tom .................................... 2003-04Cecere, Ralph ...................................... 1990-92Cerminaro, Rob ........................................ 1992Chada, Alex .............................................. 1995Chaikin, Bryan .......................................... 1997Chambers, Doug ................................. 1964-65Chamness, Eric ................................... 2005-06Chester, David ...................................... 2010-11Chir, John ............................................ 1972-74Chrisman, Brian ........................................ 2008Chobany, Mike .......................................... 1981Christman, Greg .................................. 1991-93Ciavarella, Harry .............................. 1997-2000Cicatello, Justin ................................... 2005-06 Cioff, J. ................................................ 1961-62Cioffi, Chris ............................................... 1988Citron, Jack ............................................... 1945Clagett, Sean ............................................ 1983Claus, Michael ..................................... 1986-89Cline, David ......................................... 2003-06Cobb, T. .................................................... 1960Cohen, Allan ............................................. 1945Colamarino, Brant ................................ 2000-02Colangelo, Pete ................................... 1959-60Conley, Sean ....................................... 2005-08

Connolly, E. .............................................. 1946Connolly, J. ............................................... 1948Conti, Jason ......................................... 1994-96Consolaro, Vic .......................................... 1945Conti, Bob ................................................. 1960Cooke, Ken .......................................... 1967-68Cope, W. ................................................... 1951Copeland, Ben ..................................... 2003-05Cosgrove, Jim ...................................... 1981-84Coughenour, Jory ............................ 1997-2000Craska, Frank ...................................... 1983-86Crawley, Craig ..................................... 1993-94Crist, Dave ........................................... 1976-79Crowley, Sam ...................................... 1993-97Cunningham, George .......................... 1940-41Curtis, Ed ............................................. 1992-94Curits, Luke ................................. 2011-presentCuthbert, Bob ...................................... 1960-62

D

Danielczyk, Jon .......................... 2010-presentDavid, Sammy ..................................... 1946-47Davidson, Wayne ..................................... 1983DeBernardis, Jon ................................. 1994-95DeCello, Dave ..................................... 1978-79Defabio, Anthony .................................. 2011-12Deiley, Richard .................................... 1986-87Delsignore, Chris ................................. 1997-99DeMeo, P.J. ................................. 2014-presentDerr, Bill ............................................... 1993-96DeSantis, Matt .......................................... 2004DeStout, Dan ....................................... 1976-77Devereaux, Rick ................................... 2011-12Devey, D. ............................................. 1950-53Devine, Jimmy .......................................... 2013Devlin, Ryan ............................................. 2004Dian, Adam ................................. 2014-presentDiBagno, Ric ............................................. 1976DiBucci, Ken ........................................ 1982-85Dickinson, Steve .................................. 1996-99Diehle, Doug ............................................. 1976Dindak, John ............................................. 1978DiSaia, Tony ........................................ 1976-79Ditka, Mike ........................................... 1958-60Domanick, Kirk .................................... 1990-92Donovan, Bill ............................................ 1972Dooley, Kevin ........................................ 2008-11Dorst, Dave ............................................... 1968Douglas, Michael .................................. 2011-12Drobniewski, Lefty .................................... 1940Duda, Joe ............................................ 1979-82Duderstadt, Jay ................................... 1986-87Dugan, James .......................................... 1939Duggan, Zach ....................................... 2007-11Dukevick, walt ...................................... 1978-80Dunford, Ryan ..................................... 2006-09Dunmyer, Jack ..................................... 1974-76Duskocy, Dana ......................................... 1997Dwdak, John ............................................. 1976Dzubak, E. ................................................ 1951

E

Edgar, Harry ........................................ 1973-74Egen, Jim .................................................. 1940Ehrat, Austin .............................................. 2011Elborne, Tom ............................................ 1982


Ellex, Lucas .......................................... 2010-11Emery, Milt ................................................ 1953Emge, Matt ................................. 2014-presentEngel, Joe ............................................ 2001-03Etsell, Scott ............................................... 1994Evangelista, Nick ................................. 2003-04Everett, Snuffy .......................................... 1985

F

Fairbrother, Ryan ...................................... 2009Falvo, Mark ............................................... 1977Fanelli, Neal ......................................... 1978-79Farquharson, Jerome ............................... 1997Farris, Charles .......................................... 1975Fassio, Virg .......................................... 1945-47Fausnaught, Don ................................. 1984-86Fedoris, Andy ............................................ 1972Fedoris, Mike ....................................... 1970-73Feirstein, Paul ........................................... 1986Fenoglietto, R. ..................................... 1978-81Filek, Rudy ................................................ 1953Finrock, J. ................................................. 1950Fisher, B. .................................................. 1962Fisher, Ed ............................................ 1942-43Fisher, Erik ........................................... 1990-91Fitzpatrick, Mike ................................... 1979-82Foley, Kevin .............................................. 1998Foliart, Robert ...................................... 1939-40Folmar, Scott ....................................... 2000-03Ford, Daniel .............................................. 2005Ford, Tim .................................................. 1989Frabasillo, Jordano ................... 2014-presentFranko, J. .................................................. 1950Fredland, John ..................................... 1969-70Freidman, Eli ....................................... 2004-05Freidman, Robert ................................. 1981-82Funkhouser ............................................... 1939Furman, Dan ............................... 2014-present

G

Galle, Fred ........................................... 1982-85Gallew, Sean ............................................ 1999Gallick, Chris ....................................... 1996-98Gallo, Frank .............................................. 1945Garda, Marty ........................................ 1982-83Gardo, Dan ............................................... 2007Garvey, Robert .................................... 1994-97Gavran, Rich ........................................ 1984-86Geiger, Bob ............................................... 1940Gennock, J. .............................................. 1948George, Trevor .................................... 1994-95Giarusso, J. .............................................. 1962Gibson, Chuck, .................................... 1950-51Gissendanner, Darrell .......................... 1979-82Glass, Sam .......................................... 1968-69Goelz, Frank ........................................ 1939-41Goettler, Jamie .................................... 1994-94Goldberg, George ................................ 1945-48Goodell, Frank .......................................... 1940Gornati, T.J. ......................................... 2000-04Gralewski, Tim ..................................... 1988-90Grigaliunas, Steve ............................... 1991-92Grgurich, T. ............................................... 1961Groesch, Joe ....................................... 1972-75Grubb, Glenn ............................................ 1940Guadagnino, Guy ................................ 1940-41

Guerriero, Greg ........................................ 1990Guckert, E. ........................................... 1950-51Gustine, Frank ..................................... 1968-70Guth, Christopher ..................................... 1998Guthrie, L. ............................................ 1960-61

H

Hacke, Tom ............................................... 1982Hackett, Jeff ......................................... 1986-88Haines, Chip ........................................ 1988-89Haluska, Ed ......................................... 1939-40Halvonik, Joe ............................................ 1945Hanawalt, Bob ..................................... 1990-93Happ, Christopher ........................... 1999-2000Hardy, J. ................................................... 1960Harner, Chris ....................................... 2008-10Harnett, Bruce .......................................... 1976Harris, Albie .............................................. 1969Harris, Hobie .............................. 2014-presentHarris, Jeff ................................................ 1993Hartman, Darren .................................. 1982-84Hartman, George ................................. 1939-40Harvey, Joseph ........................... 2011-presentHay, John ............................................. 2004-05Henne, Bryan ....................................... 1990-93Henry, Hugh ......................................... 2008-09Hergenroder, Paul ............................... 1968-69Herley, John .............................................. 1999Herlihy, John ............................................. 1996Hershman, Howard ................................... 1939Hetzler, Doug ............................................ 1989Hightower, Edmond ............................. 1979-80Herr, Jordan ......................................... 2007-08Hess, Eric ................................... 2012-presentHill, Bennette ............................................ 2013Hipsky, Joe ............................................... 1999Hiser, P.J. ............................................. 2002-04Hoffman, Steve .................................... 1988-89Holbrook, Allen .................................... 1939-41Hollis, Roy ........................................... 1951-53Hood, Nathan ...................................... 2009-10Hoopes, David ..................................... 1998-99Hoppa, Jason ...................................... 1995-96Horew, Tom .......................................... 1982-85Howard, Melvin .................................... 1975-76Howe, Glenn ........................................ 1981-84Howie, Ron .......................................... 1969-70Hudee, Rudy ........................................ 1949-50Hughes, Eddie .......................................... 1939Hughes, Snuffy ......................................... 1940Hull, Bill ..................................................... 1969Hundstad, Richard ............................... 1974-76Hustava, Ken ....................................... 1982-84

I

Iannazzo, Matt ..................................... 2009-12Icardi, Aldo ................................................ 1941Ignatzak, F. ............................................... 1961Iritti, Fred ............................................. 1990-92Irvin, Matt ......................................... 1998-2001Isaac, Mike ............................................... 1997

J

Jackson, Doug ..................................... 1988-90Jacobs, George ................................... 1940-42

Jacobsen, Brian ........................................ 2003Jacobson, M. ............................................ 1950Janicki, Ron .............................................. 1998Jehling, Robert ......................................... 1991Jelic, Chris ........................................... 1984-85Jenner, Scott ............................................. 1980Johnson, Andy ..................................... 1939-41Johnson, Brad ........................................... 2011Johnson, Buck .......................................... 1946Johnson, Kevin ......................................... 2012Johnson, Matt ............................ 2014-presentJohnston, Ben ........................................... 1998Jones, Edgar ....................................... 1940-41Jory, Jerry ............................................ 1973-74Joyce, Corey ........................................ 2000-01Joyce, John P. .......................................... 1974Junker, Bill ........................................... 1992-93

K

Kahn, Bill .................................................. 1945Kaiser, Bill ................................................. 1945Kammermeier, Lou .............................. 2000-01Kaminski, Frank ........................................ 1995Kane, H. .................................................... 1962Kartsonas, Alex .................................... 1985-86Kartsonas, Nick ........................................ 1960Katchur, Erik .................................... 1999-2000Katz, Larry ........................................... 1940-41Kaye, David .......................................... 2008-11Keiper, Edward .................................... 1939-40Kelley, David ......................................... 2008-11Kelly, Ed ............................................... 1972-73Kelly, Jeff ............................................. 2010-13Kemmerer, Russ ....................................... 1950Kennedy, Don ...................................... 1973-77Kessler, Edward ................................... 1975-76Ketterer, K. ................................................ 1960Kielb, Joe .................................................. 1944Kielty, Morgan ...................................... 2006-09Kienzl, Steve ........................................ 1966-67Kirilloff, David ............................................ 1989Klein, Joe .................................................. 1940Kleindl, David ............................................ 1986Klick, Richard ....................................... 1997-98Kline, Jim .................................................. 1946Kline, Rich ........................................... 1978-81Knauff, Josh ..................................... 1999-2001Knox, Kevin ......................................... 1996-97Knuth, Ben ................................................ 2007Kochka, Paul ............................................ 1980Kohl, Bob ............................................. 1968-70Koller, Donnie ...................................... 1977-80Konieczny, Philip .................................. 2008-11Kopp, Chris ............................................... 1998Koschak, John ..................................... 1982-83Kramer, Kevin ...................................... 1994-96Krane, Charles ..................................... 1939-40Krause, Aaron ...................................... 1981-84Kremer, Don ........................................ 1988-90Kubjcek, Steve ..................................... 1995-98Kun, L. ...................................................... 1960Kuss, Andrew ....................................... 2004-05Kuzio, J. .................................................... 1946Kwasniewski, Lance ............................ 1992-93Kyle, Bob .................................................. 1953

L

ALL-TIME ROSTER


LaBenne, Joe ........................................... 1995LaCava, Tony ....................................... 1982-83Lachowicz, Allen .................................. 1980-81Lacovara, Andrew ..................................... 2009Laidig, Gary .............................................. 1968Lamanti, Gregg .................................... 1985-88Lamberger, Dave ...................................... 1982LaMonde, Larry ................................... 1979-81Landis, Kyle ......................................... 2005-07Laningham, F. ........................................... 1960Lardo, A.J. .................................. 2013-presentLardo, Al .............................................. 1992-93Lawler, Rob .......................................... 2006-07Lawry, Ed .................................................. 1939Lazer, Ed .................................................. 1984Lazeski, Kevin ................................. 1997-2000Leitera, Jim .......................................... 1985-86Leitholf, Kurt ........................................ 1976-78Lenhart, Darrin ................................. 1998-2001Leonard, Joe ........................................ 2008-10Leonardi, J.R. ............................. 2010-presentLeonheart, Eric ......................................... 1986Lepkowski, R. ........................................... 1953Lepor, Mike ............................................... 2007Levish, Denny ...................................... 1973-74Lewis, Bobby ....................................... 1950-51Lipari, Billy ................................................ 2013Little, Denny ......................................... 1973-74Little, Harry ............................................... 1953Litzinger, Matt ...................................... 2006-09Livingston, Robert ................................ 1970-72Lloyd, Joseph ........................................... 2005Lobaugh, Scott .................................... 1996-98Lohman, Brian ..................................... 1985-88Lomond, P. ........................................... 1950-53Long, Bill ................................................... 1983Long, Casey ............................................. 2003Lopez, Danny ...................................... 2007-10Lovener, Bob ............................................ 1945Lovett, Walter ........................................... 1939Lowe, George ...................................... 1950-51Lowman, Rich ...................................... 1985-88Lozar, John ............................................... 1945Lubrani, Russell ................................... 1989-90Lucchino, Robert ................................. 1945-48Luciow, Mike ........................................ 1978-81Luckette, Adam .................................... 2001-05Luther, Robert ........................................... 1973Lydic, Joe ........................................ 1999-2000

M

Macha, Ken ......................................... 1970-72Macierowski, Jay ...................................... 1976Mack, Rich ................................................ 1968Macke, Pete ......................................... 2012-13Mahalik, Chris ...................................... 1978-81Mahony, Chris ........................................... 2001Majestic, Gary ...................................... 1976-77Maldonado, Frank ...................... 2014-presentMalic, F. .................................................... 1960Mallett, H. ................................................. 1961Malloy, Edward ......................................... 1969Malloy, Bob ............................................... 1941Manerino, A. ............................................. 1946Marciante, Tony ........................................ 2004

Marco, Christopher ................................... 1991Marcus, Jon ......................................... 1984-85Marhefka, W. ............................................ 1951Martha, David ........................................... 1974Martha, P. ................................................. 1962Martin, Scott ........................................ 1973-74Martorelli, Pete .................................... 1972-75Mascaro, Aaron ............................... 1998-2001Maser, R. .................................................. 1960Massa, Ernie ........................................ 1990-92Massa, Marc ........................................ 1979-81Matich, G. ................................................. 1948Matthews, Don .......................................... 1945Matulevic, J. ......................................... 1960-61Mauker, Richard ....................................... 1939Mayer, Jimmy ...................................... 2003-06Mayer, Stu ................................................ 1979Maystrovich, M. ........................................ 1950Mazurek, Fred ..................................... 1963-65McAloon, Tim ....................................... 1982-83McCain, Joe ......................................... 1968-69McCann, James ........................................ 1939McCamment, Keegan ............................... 2005McCarthy, R.J. .......................................... 1995McClellan, Pat .......................................... 1970McCullough, James ............................. 1941-42McCullough, J. .......................................... 1948McGill, R. .................................................. 1961McGough, Dennis ..................................... 1969McGuire, J. ............................................... 1950McKee, Bill ........................................... 1942-44McKenzie, George .................................... 1968McKnight, Scott ........................................ 1994McNelly, Ralph ..................................... 1990-92McRoberts, T. ........................................... 1953Meade, Chad ............................................ 1997Mears, H. .................................................. 1960Medich, George ................................... 1967-70Megale, Michael ....................................... 2005Mehalovich, Mark ................................ 1996-97Mellor, Josh ......................................... 1995-96Melucci, Lou ........................................ 1996-99Mench, Howard ........................................ 1968Mercurio, Frank ................................... 2009-10Merigliano, Dom ....................................... 1988Mergiliano, Frank ................................. 1986-88Mersiglio, Clyde ........................................ 1945Mersing, Sam ............................. 2014-presentMessiano, Charles ............................... 1978-80Metlin, Sol ................................................. 1939Mhalik, C. .................................................. 1981Michael, Shawn ........................................ 1994Milanovich, Sam ....................................... 1940Mildren, Ethan ...................................... 2011-13Miles, Dave .......................................... 1973-75Miller, Bob ............................................ 1993-95Miller, Jack ................................................ 1974Miller, Keaton ............................. 2014-presentMiller, Michael ...................................... 1974-76Miller, Mike ........................................... 1982-83Miller, Tom ................................................ 1972Milligan, G. ................................................ 1953Mincarelli, Frank .................................. 1969-70Minsinger, Jerry ................................... 1973-75Miranca, Mike ........................................... 1990Mitchell, G. ........................................... 1950-51Mitchell, Josh ............................. 2014-present

Mitchell, Mike ............................................ 1940Moclaka, Paul ........................................... 1979Monroe, Richard .................................. 1972-74Montefusco, Nick ....................... 2014-presentMontgomery, Jeff ................................. 1994-95Moran, Tim ................................................ 1981Morrison, Jim ....................................... 1994-95Morton, Mike ............................................. 1982Mrochko, Gregg ................................... 1992-95Muckle, Ken .............................................. 1977Muldowney, Billy .................................. 2005-06Muldowney, Brian ................................ 2006-08Mullins, Nick ........................................ 2007-08Murphy, Pat ......................................... 1950-51Murray, Andy ............................................. 1939Murray, Joe .......................................... 1983-85Murse, Jeff ........................................... 1995-96Muse, Rich ................................................ 1970Musial, Jeff ............................................... 1976Muzeka, Mike ...................................... 2003-05Myers, Bill ................................................. 1940Myers, Bob .......................................... 1982-84Myers, Dave ............................................. 1940

N

Nania, Don ........................................... 1976-78Nardozzi, Paul ..................................... 2004-07Negrych, Jim ........................................ 2004-06Nelson, Steven ......................................... 1995New, R. ..................................................... 1960Niccols, Mike ....................................... 1969-72Niemela, Olli ........................................ 1951-53Nochols, Phil ........................................ 1969-70Nowicki, Ed .......................................... 1983-85 Novosel, Luke ....................................... 2011-13Nystrom, Lynn ..................................... 1974-75

O

Obras, Bill ............................................ 1979-80Oehlberg, Michael ............................... 2002-03O’Grodnick, Ron .................................. 1969-70O’Leary, T.J. ......................................... 1987-89Oliver, Jason ........................................ 1997-99Orpneck, Rich ...................................... 1968-69O’Rourke, D. ............................................. 1946Osborn, Bill .......................................... 1986-88Oswald, Evan ...................................... 2010-13

P

Pade, E. ............................................... 1951-53Pager, John .............................................. 1945Pahoulis, Manoli .................................. 2009-10Palandro, Phil ...................................... 1983-85Pall, L. ....................................................... 1950Papciak, Brad .................................. 1999-2002Papst, Chris ......................................... 2001-03Pardini, Harry ....................................... 1971-73Pardini, Joe .......................................... 1983-84Parente, Sam ....................................... 2012-13Parise, Peter ........................................ 2004-07Parnell, Nick ............................... 2014-presentParry, Caleb ................................ 2014-presentPastin, Jim ........................................... 1978-81Patry, Ron ................................................. 1973

ALL-TIME ROSTER


ALL-TIME ROSTERPaul, Greg ....................................... 1998-2001Pavlokovic, Steve ................................ 1950-51Pazos, Manny ............................. 2014-presentPeluso, John ........................................ 2012-13 Perella, Jim ............................................... 1970Pfister, Dan .......................................... 2008-09Picciano, Marc .......................................... 1991Pidich, Matt ................................ 2014-presentPierce, George ......................................... 1945Pitney, B. .................................................. 1961Pokrzywinski, Mike .......................... 1999-2000Pommerschein, Red ............................ 1939-40Ponzi, Paul ............................................... 1988Poole, Brad ............................................... 1995Popa, Alan ........................................... 1986-87Popovich, Milan ................................... 1972-75Ptacek, Charles ........................................ 1940Pyle, Wyne ............................................... 1969

Q

Qualk, Les ........................................... 1974-77Quarantillo, Paul .................................. 1971-73

R

Raffa, Len ................................................. 1972Rager, Mark ......................................... 2002-03Rago, S. ............................................... 1951-53Railing, Tony ........................................ 2001-02Rakaczewski, Jason ................................. 1996Rakers, Jason ........................................... 1992Randisi, Chris ........................................... 1994Rau, Steve ........................................... 1991-92Razzano, T. ............................................... 1948Rea, Brad ........................................ 1999-2002Reale, Eric ........................................... 1980-83Reber, Jim ........................................... 1944-45Reed, Nate .......................................... 2007-09Reeder, D. ................................................ 1961Reese, Brad ......................................... 1990-93Reese, C. .................................................. 1953Reinhart, Roy ............................................ 1945Rellis, W. ................................................... 1951Reppert, Ray ............................................ 1945Reppert, Ray ............................................ 1969Rhoads, Scott ........................................... 1995Rhoten, Don ........................................ 2001-05Rhoten, Mike ............................................ 2003Ricciuti, Al ............................................ 1961-62Richardson, Robert .............................. 1993-94Risacher III, Joe ................................... 1982-83Richards, Tex ............................................ 1946Ripp, Milton .......................................... 1939-40Roach, Neil ............................................... 1986Roche, Casey .............................. 2011-presentRodgers, Dennis .................................. 2000-01Rodriguez, Renan ...................... 2014-presentRohrbach, Mike ................................... 1995-96Rojtas, Ron ............................................... 1991Roman, David ........................................... 1991Roperti, Tony ....................................... 1977-79Rosefield, R. ............................................. 1948Rosen, Scott ........................................ 1991-92Rosing, Eric ......................................... 1995-98Ross, J. ................................................ 1950-51Rossi, Anthony ..................................... 2005-08

Rossi, Jeremy ........................................... 2000Rossman, Bernard ............................... 1975-76Rosta, N. ................................................... 1951Roth, Jason ......................................... 1991-93Ruscello, Brian ......................................... 2003Russell, Bob ........................................ 1950-53Ryan, Tom ........................................... 1985-86Rybczak, Alex ...................................... 2003-04Rykaceski, Stuart ............................. 1999-2003

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Sachianich, Duane ................................... 1980Sadowski, Ed ............................................ 1970Sakanich, Duane ................................. 1977-80Sanberg, Eric ............................................ 1986Sauer, Fred ............................................... 1965Scala, Dave ......................................... 1983-86Scales, Chuckie ................................... 1986-87Scalzo, Joe .......................................... 1951-53Scanzano, Mike ................................... 2003-04Schaich, Rich ....................................... 1986-87Scheiding, Phil .......................................... 1939Scherb, Max ............................................. 1945Schildecker, Bill ........................................ 1939Schmidt, G. ............................................... 1948Schmidtke, Bill .......................................... 1970Schoeppner, George ................................ 1959Schnur, Des ......................................... 1988-91Schultz, John ....................................... 1996-99Schultz, John ........................................ 2008-11Schultz, Scott ................................... 1998-2002Schultz, Todd ....................................... 2002-04Schwadrow, Tim .................................. 1979-83Schweinbraten, E. ............................... 1946-48Scott, H. .................................................... 1948Secoli, Frank ............................................. 1985Sedon, Chris ............................................. 2009Seebacher, Tom ................................... 1982-85Seneca, Paul ....................................... 1972-74Shaffer, Brian ....................................... 1993-94Shaffer, Robert ..................................... 1994-97Shamot, Bill ......................................... 1971-74Shanafelt, Don .......................................... 1953Shannon, Dick .......................................... 1953Shannon, Mike ..................................... 1984-86Shantz, Tyler ........................................ 1994-95Shapiro, S. ........................................... 1950-51Shaw, Brett ............................................... 1997Shelinsky, Jr., Steven ................ 2010-presentSherbondy, Billy ................................... 1988-91Shields, Jason .......................................... 1995Shoemaker, Matt ............................. 1999-2000Shultz, John .............................................. 2008Shuster, Keith ...................................... 1983-86Shutterfly, Ralph .................................. 1960-62Siegle, Don .......................................... 1972-75Sillup, Patrick ............................................ 1999Simpson, Jim ............................................ 1940Simpson, John .......................................... 1972Sisto, Guy ................................................. 1996Skinner, Dan ........................................ 1976-77Skokowski, Matt ................................... 1993-96Slain, Danny ........................................ 1971-74Smith, Josh .......................................... 2008-09Smith, Kevan ........................................ 2009-11Smith, Tom ................................................ 1968

Smodic, Daniel .................................... 1975-78Smodic, Jack ....................................... 1946-50Snyder, John ............................................. 1939Snyder, J. ............................................. 1948-49Snyder, Ken ......................................... 1968-69Sofran, Jeff .......................................... 1996-98Solomon, John ..................................... 1981-82Solonicke, Bob ..................................... 1969-71Soto, Elvin ........................................... 2012-13Spamer, Bryan ..................................... 2001-04Speck, Ted ................................................ 1979Spiggelmeyer, Brian ................................. 1997Spotts, Vince ....................................... 1990-91Stafford, Charles ....................................... 1998Stanky, Eddie ............................................ 1953Starrett, D. ................................................ 1953Steiner, Doug ....................................... 1981-83Stennett, Matt ...................................... 1984-86Stevens, Jeff ........................................ 2005-06Stevens, Mark ...................................... 1977-80Stevenson, Kent ....................................... 1969Stevenson, Scott ...................................... 1970Stickel, Tom .............................................. 1968Stitch, Dennis ...................................... 1981-83Stock, Don ................................................ 1967Stokes, Greg ............................................. 1998Stokes, Terry ........................................ 1970-71Straloski, Ed ........................................ 1939-41Strish, Ken ........................................... 1992-94Sucre, Ron ........................................... 2010-13Suder, pete .......................................... 1960-61Sufrin, Scott ......................................... 1972-75Suspansic, Ron ........................................ 1962Supsura, M. ......................................... 1961-62Susi, John ................................................. 1977Sweet, P. ................................................... 1950Swavely, Adam ......................................... 2001Sylanski, Albert .................................... 1970-73Sylvis, Jim ............................................ 1961-62

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Taylor, Cole ........................................... 2008-11Terzich, Dennis .................................... 1989-92Thomas, Matt ....................................... 2007-08Tick, Bob ................................................... 1979Toboz, Dennis ...................................... 1970-93Tokarczyk, Matt .................................... 2004-05Tonte, Chris ......................................... 2008-09Toole, Sean ........................................... 2010-11Trees, Bill ............................................. 1968-69Tremont, Charles ...................................... 1945Treola, Joe ........................................... 1939-40Trimbur, Greg ...................................... 1990-91Troppman, Dan .................................... 2000-01Troy, Gus .................................................. 1939Trymbiski, Brian ................................... 2007-09Tyler, Josh ........................................... 1992-94

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Uptergraf, Howard ............................... 1939-41

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Vaiksnor, Andy .......................................... 1940Vaiksnor, John ..................................... 1941-42


Varshine, Stephen ............................... 1997-98Vasey, Donnie ........................................... 1995Vazquez, Boo ............................. 2012-presentVeenia, Bill ................................................ 1945Vicari, Aaron ........................................ 1998-99Vickroy, Steve .................................. 1999-2000Vincent, Mickey ................................... 1989-93Vollmar, Carl ........................................ 1992-96Vranka, Stephen .......................... 2011-presentVucci, Blane ......................................... 1990-91

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Walsh, Pat ........................................... 1992-93Warnek, W. .......................................... 1951-53Warner, Chris ....................................... 2006-09Wasiecko, John ................................... 1946-48Wasielewski, Mark ............................... 1985-86Waugh, Matt ............................................. 1991Weaver, Jon ......................................... 1988-89Webb, Brad .......................................... 2001-04Webster, Allen ...................................... 1975-76Welty, Dave ......................................... 1966-68Wermuth, Rick ..................................... 1968-69Westwood, Dave ................................. 1985-89Westwood, Paul ................................... 1982-85Wetzal, Barry ....................................... 1962-65Whitmore, Travis ................................... 2010-11Wilk, Joseph ........................................ 1941-42Williams, Andre .................................... 2000-03Williams, Dan ....................................... 2005-08Williams, David .................................... 1941-42Williamson, Drew ................................. 1961-62Wilmoth, Chris .......................................... 2003Wilson, Billy .............................................. 1997Wilson, Derik ........................................ 2011-12Wilson, Keith ............................................. 1990Wilt, Tanner .......................................... 2012-13Wingertsahn, Denny ............................ 1967-68Wirth, Dick ................................................ 1960Witkowski, Allen ........................................ 1976Wittengail, Al ............................................. 1945Wittgartner, Chris ................................. 1990-92Wolfson, Erik ............................................ 1991Wolsonovich, Dylan .................. 2012-presentWomelsdorf, Kurt ................................. 1992-96 Wood, Mike .......................................... 2007-08Workman, Jason .................................. 1996-97Wotherspoon, Matt ..................... 2011-presentWylie, Findlay ........................................... 1977

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Yakopec, Dave .................................... 2012-13Yanchus, E. .............................................. 1946Yarnall, Nick ............................... 2014-presentYedlicka, J. ............................................... 1962Yuskas, Rich ........................................ 1990-91

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Zambriczki, Mike .................................. 2001-05Zanicopolous, G. ...................................... 1960Zdarko, Timothy ........................................ 1975Zeuch, T.J. .................................. 2014-presentZigarella, F. ............................................... 1950Zingle, Max .......................................... 2006-07

ALL-TIME ROSTER

DID YOU KNOW? In 1909, Pitt competed against the Cuban Stars of the Negro Leagues in an exhibition game at Exposition Park.

JORDAN FRABASILLO P.J. DEMEO

KEATON MILLERTYLER ALBERT

HOBIE HARRIS

FRANK MALDONADO NICK PARNELL

MATT JOHNSON


ALL-TIME NUMERICAL ROSTERNUMERICAL ROSTER (2006-PRESENT)

1Rob Lawler ............................................... 2006Morgan Kielty ....................................... 2007-09Manoli Pahoulis ........................................ 2010Michael Douglas ................................... 2011-12

2Brian Muldowney ................................. 2006-07Gary Bucuren ........................................... 2008John Schultz ......................................... 2010-11Dylan Wolsonovich ................... 2012-present

3Nathan Hood ............................................ 2010Pete Macke .......................................... 2012-13Frank Maldonado ....................... 2014-present

4Jim Negrych .............................................. 2006Brian Trymbiski .................................... 2007-08Ricky Breymier ......................................... 2009Ron Sucre ............................................ 2010-13Dan Furman ................................ 2014-present

5Sean Conley ........................................ 2006-08Cory Brownsten ........................................ 2010Evan Oswald ........................................ 2011-13Matt Johnson ............................. 2014-present

6Robert Brant ........................................ 2006-08Anthony Defabio ................................... 2011-12Caleb Parry ................................. 2014-present

7Peter Parise ......................................... 2006-07Danny Lopez ....................................... 2008-10Elvin Soto ............................................ 2012-13Nick Montefusco ........................ 2014-present

8Edgar Sucre ......................................... 2006-07Corey Baker .......................................... 2008-11Eric Hess .................................... 2012-present

9Seth Button ............................................... 2007Zach Duggan ........................................ 2009-11John Peluso ......................................... 2012-13Keaton Miller .............................. 2014-present

11Mike Muzeka ............................................ 2006Mike Lepor ................................................ 2007Anthony Rossi .......................................... 2008Chris Tonte ............................................... 2009Joe Leonard .............................................. 2010Matt Wotherspoon ...................... 2011-present

12Jimmy Mayer ............................................ 2006Gary Bucuren ........................................... 2007Brian Trymbiski ......................................... 2009Kevan Smith ......................................... 2010-11Hobie Harris ............................... 2014-present

13Morgan Kielty ............................................ 2006Rob Lawler ............................................... 2007Frank Mercurio ......................................... 2010Luke Curtis ................................. 2012-present

14Chris Warner ....................................... 2006-09Dan Pfister ................................................ 2010Joseph Harvey ........................... 2012-present

15Kyle Landis .......................................... 2006-07Hugh Henry .............................................. 2008Ray Black ............................................. 2009-11Renan Rodriguez ....................... 2014-present

16Brendan Schubert ..................................... 2006Kevin Dooley ........................................ 2008-11Jordano Frabasillo .................... 2014-present

17Justin Cicatello ......................................... 2006Dan Gardo ................................................ 2007

Dan Pfister ................................................ 2009Travis Whitmore ................................... 2010-11Tanner Wilt ........................................... 2012-13

18Jeff Stevens .............................................. 2006Ben Knuth ................................................. 2007Chris Tonte ............................................... 2008Ryan Fairbrother ....................................... 2009Steven Shelinsky, Jr. ................. 2010-present

19Billy Muldowney ........................................ 2006Zach Duggan ....................................... 2007-08Matt Iannazzo ........................................... 2009Lucas Ellex ........................................... 2010-11Sam Parente ........................................ 2012-13Sam Mersing .............................. 2014-present

20Matt Litzinger ....................................... 2006-08Andrew Lacovara ...................................... 2009Philip Konieczny ................................... 2010-11Kevin Johnson .......................................... 2012Billy Lipari ................................................. 2013 Matt Emge .................................. 2014-present

21Shaun Butler ............................................. 2006Nick Mullins ......................................... 2007-08Matt Litzinger ............................................ 2009Chris Harner ............................................. 2010Stephen Vranka ........................... 2011-present

22Dan Williams ........................................ 2006-08Cole Taylor ............................................ 2009-11Dave Yakopec ..................................... 2012-13Nick Parnell ................................ 2014-present

23 Matt Iannazzo ...................................... 2010-12Bennette Hill ............................................. 2013

24Anthony Rossi .......................................... 2006Jordan Herr .......................................... 2007-08Kevan Smith ............................................. 2009


David Chester ....................................... 2010-11Boo Vazquez .............................. 2012-present

26Chad Baker ............................................... 2006

27David Cline ............................................... 2006Mike Wood ........................................... 2007-08Ryan Fairbrother ....................................... 2010Derik Wilson ......................................... 2011-12Andrew Belfiglio ........................ 2013-present

28Eric Chamness ......................................... 2006Brian Chrisman ......................................... 2008Manoli Pahoulis ........................................ 2009

29David Kaye ........................................... 2008-11Jimmy Devine ........................................... 2013Adam Dian .................................. 2014-present

30Joe Jordano ............................... 1998-present

31Max Zingle ........................................... 2006-07Josh Smith ................................................ 2008J.R. Leonardi .............................. 2010-present

32Mike Bassage ...................................... 2006-07Alex Caravella ..................................... 2010-13Tyler Albert ................................. 2014-present

33Alex Oles .................................................. 2006Danny Lopez ............................................ 2007Nate Reed ........................................... 2008-09Jeff Kelly .............................................. 2010-13Nick Yarnall ................................ 2014-present

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Paul Nardozzi ...................................... 2006-07Cole Taylor ................................................ 2008Josh Smith ................................................ 2009Rick Devereaux .................................... 2011-12T.J. Zeuch ................................... 2014-present

35Chris Harner ........................................ 2008-09Evan Oswald ............................................ 2010Matt Pidich ................................. 2014-present

36Chris Sedon .............................................. 2009

37Rhys Aldenhoven ...................... 2013-present

38Nathan Hood ....................................... 2009-10

39Cory Brownsten ........................................ 2009

40Philip Konieczny .................................. 2008-09Ethan Mildren ....................................... 2011-13Josh Mitchell .............................. 2014-present

41Bobby Bell ........................................... 2006-07John Schultz ........................................ 2008-09Casey Roche ............................... 2011-present

42Ryan Dunford ...................................... 2006-10Luke Novosel ........................................ 2011-13P.J. DeMeo .................................. 2014-present

43Hugh Henry .............................................. 2009Brad Johnson ............................................ 2011Manny Pazos .............................. 2014-present

44Seth Button ............................................... 2006Nate Reed ................................................ 2007Ricky Breymier ......................................... 2008Frank Mercurio ......................................... 2009Sean Toole ............................................ 2010-11A.J. Lardo ................................... 2013-present

45Joe Leonard ......................................... 2008-09Jon Danielczyk ........................... 2010-present

10BOBBY LEWIS

Lewis, a Pittsburgh native, coached the Panthers for 36 seasons (1955-90), winning

399 games - the second most in program history. He also led the program to its first

two NCAA Tournament appearances in 1959 and 1965. Pitt recorded seven .700-plus and 19 .500-plus seasons with Lewis at the helm

(both program records), including seven consecutive winning seasons from 1967-73 (longest stretch in program history). Lewis

coached nine MLB Draft selections with three players taken in the first six rounds, including the Panthers’ first and only first-round pick,

Allen Lachowicz (1981, Texas Rangers). Though he was quoted saying, “We don’t retire uniforms. We need them all,” Lewis’

No. 10 jersey was honored shortly after his retirement in 1990.

25GEORGE SCHOEPPNER

Schoeppner, also a Pittsburgh native, was Pitt’s first All-American and All-Region

selection (both in 1959). He came to the University on scholarship for baseball and basketball, but a basketball-related knee

injury his freshman year moved him permanently to the diamond where he went

on to have one of the most illustrious careers in program history. Considered by Bobby Lewis as one of the best players he ever

coached, Schoeppner anchored the infield at shortstop during the 1959 season and played

an integral role in the Panthers’ campaign that resulted in the program’s first-ever NCAA

Tournament appearance.

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ALL-TIME NUMERICAL ROSTER


ALL-TIME RECORDSGENERAL RECORDS

Most Games Played (Since 1985) ............................................................. 59 ............................................................................................................ 2013Most Games Won (Since 1985) ................................................................ 42 ............................................................................................................ 2013Most Games Lost (Since 1985) ................................................................. 34 ............................................................................................................ 2008Most Conference Games Won .................................................................. 18 ................................................................................................ 2010 & 2013Most Conference Games Lost .................................................................. 19 ............................................................................................................ 2008Highest Winning Percentage ................................................................... .824 ........................................................................................................... 1963Highest Winning Percentage (Since 1985) ............................................. .712 ........................................................................................................... 2013Lowest Winning Percentage .................................................................... .000 ..................................................................................... 1943, 1944 & 1945Lowest Winning Percentage (Since 1985) .............................................. .194 ........................................................................................................... 1989Most Extra-Inning Games .......................................................................... 5 ............................................................................. 1985, 2000, 2006 & 2009Most Extra-Inning Wins .............................................................................. 4 ................................................................................................. 1985 & 2000Most Extra-Inning Losses .......................................................................... 4 ............................................................................................................. 2006Most Consecutive Wins ............................................................................ 11 ............................................................................................................ 2010Most Consecutive Losses ........................................................................ 16 ............................................................................................................ 1986Most Consecutive Wins at Start of Season ............................................. 10 ............................................................................................................ 1965Most Consecutive Losses at Start of Season .......................................... 8 ............................................................................................................. 2007Most Shutouts Won ................................................................................... 10 ............................................................................................................ 1965Most Shutouts Lost .................................................................................... 4 ............................................................................. 1998, 2001, 2005 & 2008Most Shutouts vs. One Team (Single Season) ........................................ 2 .................................................................. 10 times, last vs. Rutgers (2011)Most 1-0 Games Won ................................................................................. 3 ............................................................................................................. 1967Most 1-0 Games Lost ................................................................................. 1 ..................................................................................... 8 times, last in 2008Largest Shutout Win ............................................................................... 23-0 ........................................................................................ 1984 vs. ClarionLargest Shutout Loss .............................................................................. 23-0 ..................................................................................... 1988 vs. Villanova

Highest Batting Average .......................................................................... .364 ........................................................................................................... 2010Lowest Batting Average ........................................................................... .250 ........................................................................................................... 1998Most Runs ................................................................................................. 531 ........................................................................................................... 2010Fewest Runs ............................................................................................. 115 ........................................................................................................... 1989Most Hits ................................................................................................... 772 ........................................................................................................... 2010Fewest Hits ................................................................................................ 254 ........................................................................................................... 1990Most Doubles ............................................................................................ 146 ........................................................................................................... 2010Fewest Doubles ......................................................................................... 38 ............................................................................................................ 1986Most Triples ................................................................................................ 23 ............................................................................................................ 2013Fewest Triples ............................................................................................. 4 ................................................................................................. 1996 & 2001Most Home Runs ....................................................................................... 61 ............................................................................................................ 2004Fewest Home Runs ..................................................................................... 6 ............................................................................................................. 1989Most Runs Batted In ................................................................................. 481 ........................................................................................................... 2010Fewest Runs Batted In .............................................................................. 95 ............................................................................................................ 1989Most Walks ................................................................................................ 292 ........................................................................................................... 2013Fewest Walks ............................................................................................. 96 ............................................................................................................ 1986Most Stolen Bases .................................................................................... 207 ........................................................................................................... 1994Fewest Stolen Bases ................................................................................. 14 ............................................................................................................ 1989

Lowest ERA ............................................................................................... 3.59 ........................................................................................................... 2013Highest ERA .............................................................................................. 8.62 ........................................................................................................... 1987Most Innings Pitched .............................................................................. 527.0 .......................................................................................................... 2013Fewest Innings Pitched ........................................................................... 189.0 .......................................................................................................... 1986Most Hits ................................................................................................... 592 ........................................................................................................... 2010Fewest Hits ................................................................................................ 250 ........................................................................................................... 1988Most Runs ................................................................................................. 376 ........................................................................................................... 1991Fewest Runs ............................................................................................. 193 ........................................................................................................... 1988Most Earned Runs .................................................................................... 328 ........................................................................................................... 1991Fewest Earned Runs ................................................................................ 134 ........................................................................................................... 1988Most Strikeouts ......................................................................................... 444 ........................................................................................................... 2005Fewest Strikeouts ..................................................................................... 110 ........................................................................................................... 1989Most Walks ................................................................................................ 265 ........................................................................................................... 2002Fewest Walks ............................................................................................ 146 ........................................................................................................... 1990

SEASON TEAM BATTING (SINCE 1985)

SEASON TEAM PITCHING (SINCE 1985)

DID YOU KNOW?Dating back to 1961, there have been seven no-hitters on record that have been tossed by Pitt pitchers, including four during the 1960s. Here is the breakdown of no-no’s recorded by Panthers in the last six decades: 1961 (Jim Sylvis vs. Clarion), 1963 (John Carlisle vs. Duquesne and Kent State), 1967 (Dave Welty), 1971 (Mike Fedoris), 1981 (Mike Luciow, twice).


ALL-TIME RECORDSFIRST-YEAR PLAYER INDIVIDUAL BATTING FIRST-YEAR PLAYER INDIVIDUAL PITCHING

Batting Average ................. .471 ................ Sean Toole ................ 2010On-Base Percentage ......... .533 ................ Tony LaCava ............. 1982Slugging Percentage ......... .796 ................ Chris Sedon .............. 2009At-Bats ................................ 217 ................. Joe Lydic ................... 1999Runs ..................................... 65 .................. Chris Sedon .............. 2009Hits ....................................... 80 .................. Chris Sedon .............. 2009Doubles ............................... 20 .................. Jim Negrych .............. 2004Triples ................................... 6 ................... Travis Whitmore ........ 2010Home Runs .......................... 22 ................... Chris Sedon .............. 2009Total Bases ......................... 160 ................. Chris Sedon .............. 2009Runs Batted In .................... 65 .................. David Chester ........... 2010Stolen Bases ....................... 25 .................. Jason Conti ............... 1994Walks ................................... 37 .................. Dennis Stitch ............. 1981

Italicized font indicates the team or player led the NCAA that season.

Wins ...................................... 8 ................... Rhys Aldenhoven .... 2013 Nick Evangelista ........ 2003 Mike Rohrbach .......... 1995ERA ..................................... 0.33 ................ Dave Welty ................ 1967Games .................................. 23 .................. David Kaye ................ 2008 Brian Jacobsen ......... 2003 Mike Rohrbach .......... 1995Games Started .................... 14 .................. Rhys Aldenhoven .... 2013 Nick Evangelista ........ 1995Complete Games ................. 7 ................... Billy Muldowney ........ 2005Saves .................................... 7 ................... Jason Rakaczewski ... 1996Innings Pitched .................. 89.1 ................ Nick Evangelista ........ 1995Strikeouts ............................ 89 .................. Billy Muldowney ........ 2005 Dave Welty ................ 1967

MOST RUNS SCORED IN A GAME DATE OPPONENT PITT OPP W/L

1953 ........................ I.U.P. .................................. 36 ...... 6 ........... W May 7, 2008 ............ Coppin State ...................... 25 ...... 5 ........... W Feb. 29, 2008 ......... Maryland-Eastern Shore .... 25 ...... 3 ........... W April 9, 2013 ........... Youngstown State .............. 24 ...... 7 ........... W April 25, 2010 ......... West Virginia ...................... 24 ...... 9 ........... W 1973 ........................ Gettysburg ......................... 24 ...... 4 ........... W 1963 ........................ William & Mary ................... 24 ...... 3 ........... W 1950 ........................ V.M.I. .................................. 24 ...... 2 ........... W May 6, 1993 ............ Mercyhurst ......................... 23 ..... 13 .......... W 1984 ........................ Clarion ............................... 23 ...... 0 ........... W 1963 ........................ Allegheny ........................... 23 ...... 9 ........... W Feb. 24, 2012 ......... Wofford .............................. 22 ..... 12 .......... W May 7, 2000 ............ Notre Dame ....................... 22 ..... 18 .......... W March 28, 1990 ....... Duquesne .......................... 22 ...... 3 ........... W 1985 ........................ Westminster ....................... 22 ...... 8 ........... W 1950 ........................ St. Vincent ......................... 22 ...... 5 ........... W April 21, 2010 ......... Youngstown State .............. 21 ..... 12 .......... W April 14, 2010 ......... Duquesne .......................... 21 ...... 9 ........... W March 3, 2001 ......... Albany ................................ 21 ..... 10 .......... W 1982 ........................ Towson ............................... 21 ...... 9 ........... W

MOST RUNS SCORED BY OPPONENT IN A GAME DATE OPPONENT PITT OPP W/L

1987 ........................ Seton Hall ........................... 9 ...... 27 ........... L1982 ........................ Rollins College .................... 7 ...... 27 ........... L 1987 ........................ Villanova ............................ 10 ..... 25 ........... L1988 ........................ Villanova ............................. 0 ...... 23 ........... L1978 ........................ Temple ................................ 5 ...... 23 ........... L 1955 ........................ Navy .................................... 6 ...... 23 ........... L 1986 ........................ Georgetown ....................... 10 ..... 22 ........... L1986 ........................ Florida State ....................... 1 ...... 22 ........... LMay 16, 2005 .......... Notre Dame ........................ 1 ...... 21 ........... L 1984 ........................ Florida State ....................... 1 ...... 21 ........... L 1980 ........................ Stetson ................................ 2 ...... 21 ........... L May 21, 2009 .......... West Virginia ....................... 8 ...... 20 ........... L March 13, 2009 ....... Ohio State ........................... 3 ...... 20 ........... L May 1, 2001 ............ Akron .................................. 14 ..... 20 ........... L 1955 ........................ Penn State .......................... 5 ...... 20 ........... L April 7, 2010 ........... Kent State ........................... 6 ...... 19 ........... L April 19, 1997 ......... St. John’s ........................... 14 ..... 19 ........... L 1957 ........................ Geneva ............................... 8 ...... 19 ........... L 1940 ........................ Virginia ................................ 5 ...... 19 ........... L 1939 ........................ Duke ................................... 3 ...... 19 ........... L

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY DATE OPPONENT PITT OPP +/-

1953 ........................ I.U.P. .................................. 36 ...... 6 .......... +30 1984 ........................ Clarion ............................... 23 ...... 0 .......... +23 Feb. 29, 2008 ......... Maryland-Eastern Shore .... 25 ...... 3 .......... +22 1950 ........................ V.M.I. .................................. 24 ...... 2 .......... +22 1963 ........................ William & Mary ................... 24 ...... 3 .......... +21 May 7, 2008 ............ Coppin State ...................... 25 ...... 5 .......... +20 May 3, 1993 ............ Boston College .................. 21 ...... 1 .......... +20 1973 ........................ Gettysburg ......................... 24 ...... 4 .......... +20 March 24, 2005 ....... Seton Hall .......................... 19 ...... 0 .......... +19 May 5, 2002 ............ Georgetown ....................... 19 ...... 0 .......... +19 March 28, 1990 ....... Duquesne .......................... 22 ...... 3 .......... +19 March 8, 2003 ......... Chicago State .................... 20 ...... 2 .......... +18 April 15, 2000 ......... Connecticut ........................ 18 ...... 0 .......... +18 April 9, 2013 ........... Youngstown State .............. 24 ...... 7 .......... +17 March 11, 2011 ....... Central Michigan ................ 19 ...... 2 .......... +17 March 6, 1996 ......... I.U.P. .................................. 19 ...... 2 .......... +17 April 12, 1995 ......... Cleveland State ................. 18 ...... 1 .......... +17 1950 ........................ St. Vincent ......................... 22 ...... 5 .......... +17 March 13, 2002 ....... Duquesne .......................... 19 ...... 3 .......... +16 March 11, 1993 ....... Eastern Mennonite ............. 20 ...... 4 .......... +16

LARGEST MARGIN OF LOSS DATE OPPONENT PITT OPP +/-

1988 ........................ Villanova ............................. 0 ...... 23 .......... -231986 ........................ Florida State ....................... 1 ...... 21 .......... -21May 16, 2005 .......... Notre Dame ........................ 1 ...... 21 .......... -20 1984 ........................ Florida State ....................... 1 ...... 21 .......... -20 1982 ........................ Rollins College .................... 7 ...... 27 .......... -20 1980 ........................ Stetson ................................ 2 ...... 21 .......... -19 1987 ........................ Seton Hall ........................... 9 ...... 27 .......... -181978 ........................ Temple ................................ 5 ...... 23 .......... -18 March 13, 2009 ....... Ohio State ........................... 3 ...... 20 .......... -17 March 25, 1995 ....... Villanova ............................. 3 ...... 20 .......... -17 1955 ........................ Navy .................................... 6 ...... 23 .......... -17 1942 ........................ Ohio State ........................... 0 ...... 17 .......... -171986 ........................ Penn State .......................... 1 ...... 17 .......... -16 1985 ........................ Florida State ....................... 2 ...... 18 .......... -16 1953 ........................ Ohio .................................... 2 ...... 18 .......... -16 1949 ........................ West Virginia ....................... 2 ...... 18 .......... -16 1939 ........................ Duke ................................... 3 ...... 19 .......... -16 March 23, 1991 ....... St. John’s ............................ 2 ...... 17 .......... -15 1989 ........................ Villanova ............................. 1 ...... 16 .......... -151989 ........................ UCF .................................... 1 ...... 16 .......... -15

DID YOU KNOW?In 2013, Ethan Mildren (114.2) and Matt Wotherspoon (107.0) became the first teammates in Pitt baseball history to log more than 100 innings each in the same season.


ALL-TIME RECORDSSINGLE-SEASON BATTING LEADERS

BATTING AVERAGE1. Tom Horew ............................ .508 ............................................. 19842. Bob Cuthbert ........................ .494 ............................................. 19633. George Lowe ........................ .474 ............................................. 19504. Sean Toole ........................... .471 ............................................. 20105. Fred Mazurek ....................... .466 ............................................. 19656. Frank Gustine ....................... .462 ............................................. 19697. Lefty Drobniewski ................. .458 ............................................. 19398. Ed Bodnar ............................ .447 ............................................. 1984 Jim Sufrin ............................. .447 ............................................. 1973 Al Ricciuti .............................. .447 ............................................. 196111. Ralph McNelly ...................... .443 ............................................. 199212. Joe Risacher III .................... .442 ............................................. 198313. Tony LaCava ........................ .441 ............................................. 198214. Dan DeStout ......................... .435 ............................................. 197715. Joe Leonard ......................... .433 ............................................. 2010 Paul Quarantillo .................... .433 ............................................. 197317. Rich Kline ............................. .429 ............................................. 198118. Frank Papariello ................... .423 ............................................. 1949 Art Barnes ............................ .423 ............................................. 194620. Josh Tyler ............................. .417 ............................................. 1994

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE1. Tom Horew ........................... .623 ............................................. 19842. Glenn Howe .......................... .588 ............................................. 19823. Jeff Montgomery ................... .581 ............................................. 1995 Pete Martorelli ...................... .581 ............................................. 19745. Ken Strish ............................. .580 ............................................. 1993 Ed Bodnar ............................ .580 ............................................. 19847. George Lowe ........................ .574 ............................................. 19508. Ralph McNelly ...................... .569 ............................................. 19929. Harry Little ............................ .567 ............................................. 195510. Tony LaCava ........................ .533 ............................................. 198211. Art Barnes ............................ .531 ............................................. 194612. Bobby Lewis ......................... .529 ............................................. 194913. Paul Quarantillo .................... .528 ............................................. 197314. Joe Leonard ......................... .521 ............................................. 2010 Sean Toole ........................... .521 ............................................. 201016. Bobby Lewis ......................... .517 ............................................. 195017. Jim Negrych ......................... .515 ............................................. 200618. Rich Kline ............................. .513 ............................................. 198119. Kurt Womelsdorf ................... .511 ............................................. 199420. Joe Groetsch ........................ .511 ............................................. 1974

AT-BATS1. Joe Leonard .......................... 240 .............................................. 20102. Casey Roche ........................ 233 .............................................. 2013 Kevan Smith .......................... 233 .............................................. 20104. Stephen Vranka ................... 231 .............................................. 2013 Rick Devereaux ..................... 231 .............................................. 20126. John Schultz .......................... 225 .............................................. 20107. Sean Conley .......................... 224 .............................................. 20088. Stephen Vranka ................... 222 .............................................. 20129. Elvin Soto .............................. 219 .............................................. 2013 Ben Copeland ........................ 219 .............................................. 200511. Evan Oswald ......................... 217 .............................................. 2013 Zach Duggan ......................... 217 .............................................. 2010 Ben Copeland ........................ 217 .............................................. 2004 Joe Lydic ............................... 217 .............................................. 199915. Elvin Soto .............................. 216 .............................................. 201216. Stuart Rykaceski ................... 215 .............................................. 200017. Travis Whitmore .................... 214 .............................................. 201018. Jimmy Mayer ......................... 213 .............................................. 200619. Sam Parente ......................... 212 .............................................. 2013 Peter Parise ........................... 212 .............................................. 2005

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. Frank Papariello ................... .808 ............................................. 19492. Brant Colamarino ................. .802 ............................................. 20023. Chris Sedon .......................... .796 ............................................. 20094. Ed Bodnar ............................ .789 ............................................. 19845. Dan DeStout ......................... .768 ............................................. 19776. Tony LaCava ........................ .765 ............................................. 19827. Gregg Lamanti ...................... .759 ............................................. 19878. P.J. Hiser .............................. .758 ............................................. 20049. Lefty Drobniewski ................. .750 ............................................. 193910. Jim Sufrin ............................. .737 ............................................. 197311. Ken Macha ........................... .732 ............................................. 197112. Jim Dunlap ........................... .729 ............................................. 195713. Jeff Montgomery ................... .727 ............................................. 199414. Al Lardo ................................ .722 ............................................. 199315. Rich Kline ............................. .714 ............................................. 198116. Danny Slain .......................... .707 ............................................. 197417. John Susi .............................. .704 ............................................. 197718. Ben Copeland ....................... .703 ............................................. 200519. Jim Dunlap ........................... .698 ............................................. 195820. Jim Negrych ......................... .694 ............................................. 2005

RUNS1. John Schultz ........................... 76 ............................................... 20102. Danny Lopez .......................... 67 ............................................... 20103. Stephen Vranka .................... 65 ............................................... 2013 Chris Sedon ............................ 65 ............................................... 2009 Ben Copeland ......................... 65 ............................................... 20056. Ben Copeland.......................... 63 ............................................... 20047. Joe Leonard ........................... 62 ............................................... 20108. John Schultz ........................... 59 ................................................ 20119. Brant Colamarino ................... 58 ............................................... 200210. P.J. Hiser ................................ 57 ............................................... 2004 Joe Lydic ................................ 57 ............................................... 200012. Casey Roche .......................... 53 ............................................... 2013 Anthony Defabio ..................... 53 ............................................... 2012 Joe Lydic ................................ 53 ............................................... 199915. Jimmy Mayer .......................... 52 ............................................... 2006 Jim Negrych ........................... 52 ............................................... 2005 Danny Gonzalez ..................... 52 ............................................... 199418. David Chester ......................... 51 ............................................... 201019. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. ............. 50 ............................................... 2013 Bryan Spamer ........................ 50 ............................................... 2003

CHRIS SEDON



HITS1. Joe Leonard .......................... 104 .............................................. 20102. John Schultz ........................... 91 ............................................... 20103. Rick Devereaux ...................... 86 ............................................... 20124. Kevan Smith ........................... 84 ............................................... 2010 Ben Copeland ......................... 84 ............................................... 20056. Kevan Smith ........................... 83 ................................................ 20117. Chris Sedon ............................ 80 ............................................... 20098. Casey Roche ......................... 79 ............................................... 2013 Travis Whitmore ..................... 79 ............................................... 201010. Jimmy Mayer .......................... 76 ............................................... 2006 Jim Negrych ........................... 76 ............................................... 2004 Brad Rea ................................ 76 ............................................... 200213. Zach Duggan .......................... 75 ............................................... 2010 Josh Tyler ............................... 75 ............................................... 199415. Danny Lopez .......................... 73 ............................................... 2010 Cory Brownsten ...................... 73 ............................................... 2010 Joe Lydic ................................ 73 ............................................... 199918. Stephen Vranka .................... 72 ............................................... 2013 Ben Copeland ......................... 72 ............................................... 200420. John Schultz ........................... 71 ................................................ 2011

DOUBLES1. Joe Leonard ........................... 23 ............................................... 2010 Ben Copeland ......................... 23 ............................................... 20053. John Schultz ........................... 20 ............................................... 2010 Jim Negrych ........................... 20 ............................................... 20045. Stephen Vranka .................... 18 ............................................... 2013 Kevan Smith ........................... 18 ............................................... 2010 Stuart Rykaceski .................... 18 ............................................... 2003 Brant Colamarino ................... 18 ............................................... 20019. Casey Roche .......................... 17 ............................................... 2012 Kevan Smith ........................... 17 ................................................ 2011 Sean Conley ........................... 17 ............................................... 200812. Anthony Defabio ..................... 16 ............................................... 2012 Danny Lopez .......................... 16 ............................................... 2010 Seth Button ............................. 16 ............................................... 2007 Jimmy Mayer .......................... 16 ............................................... 2006 Rolando Bello ......................... 16 ............................................... 2002 Jon DeBernardis ..................... 16 ............................................... 199518. Morgan Kielty ......................... 15 ............................................... 2007 Ben Copeland ......................... 15 ............................................... 2004 Tom Cashman ........................ 15 ............................................... 2003

TRIPLES1. Ben Copeland ......................... 10 ............................................... 20052. Ben Copeland .......................... 7 ................................................ 2004 Bill Schmitt ............................... 7 ................................................ 19554. Elvin Soto ................................ 6 ................................................ 2013 Travis Whitmore ....................... 6 ................................................ 20106. Stephen Vranka ..................... 5 ................................................ 2013 Stephen Vranka ..................... 5 ................................................ 2012 Zach Duggan ........................... 5 ................................................ 2010 Ken DiBucci ............................. 5 ................................................ 198310. Sam Parente ........................... 4 ................................................ 2013 Boo Vazquez .......................... 4 ................................................ 2012 Zach Duggan ........................... 4 ................................................. 2011 Kevan Smith ............................ 4 ................................................. 2011 Travis Whitmore ...................... 4 ................................................. 2011 Joe Leonard ............................. 4 ................................................ 2010 Jordan Herr ............................. 4 ................................................ 2007 Mike Scanzano ........................ 4 ................................................ 2003 Joe Lydic ................................. 4 ................................................ 1999 Billy Sherbondy ....................... 4 ................................................ 1989 Chris Jelic ................................ 4 ................................................ 1985

HOME RUNS1. Chris Sedon ............................ 22 ............................................... 20092. P.J. Hiser ................................ 21 ............................................... 20043. Brant Colamarino ................... 19 ............................................... 2002 Joe Lydic ................................ 19 ............................................... 20005. Brad Rea ................................ 18 ............................................... 20026. David Chester ......................... 16 ................................................ 2011 Jim Negrych ........................... 16 ............................................... 20058. David Chester ......................... 15 ............................................... 20109. Joe Lydic ................................ 14 ............................................... 199910. Tom Cashman ........................ 13 ............................................... 2004 Steve Dickinson ...................... 13 ............................................... 1999 Steve Dickinson ...................... 13 ............................................... 199713. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. ............ 12 ............................................... 2013 Brad Rea ................................ 12 ............................................... 2001 Gregg Lamanti ........................ 12 ............................................... 198716. Kevan Smith ........................... 11 ................................................ 2011 Sean Conley ........................... 11 ............................................... 2008 Jim Negrych ........................... 11 ............................................... 2006 Dave Westwood ..................... 11 ............................................... 198720. Brad Rea ................................ 10 ............................................... 2000

JOE LEONARD

STEVEN SHELINSKY, JR.



TOTAL BASES1. Chris Sedon ........................... 160 .............................................. 20092. Joe Leonard .......................... 159 .............................................. 20103. Ben Copeland ........................ 154 .............................................. 20054. P.J. Hiser ............................... 150 .............................................. 20045. Joe Lydic ............................... 143 .............................................. 20006. Brant Colamarino .................. 142 .............................................. 2002 Brad Rea ............................... 142 .............................................. 20028. Kevan Smith .......................... 141 ............................................... 20119. Joe Lydic ............................... 137 .............................................. 199910. David Chester ........................ 133 ............................................... 201111. Jim Negrych .......................... 129 .............................................. 200512. David Chester ........................ 126 .............................................. 201013. John Schultz .......................... 125 .............................................. 201014. Rick Devereaux ..................... 124 .............................................. 201215. Casey Roche ........................ 122 .............................................. 201316. Stephen Vranka ................... 121 .............................................. 201317. Steve Dickinson ..................... 120 .............................................. 199918. Kevan Smith .......................... 119 .............................................. 2010 Jim Negrych .......................... 119 .............................................. 200620. Travis Whitmore .................... 114 .............................................. 2010

STOLEN BASES1. Ben Copeland ......................... 37 ............................................... 20002. Craig Crawley ......................... 36 ............................................... 19943. Jason Conti ............................ 33 ............................................... 19954. Scott Lobaugh ........................ 32 ............................................... 19975. Jason Conti ............................ 31 ............................................... 1996 Kurt Womelsdorf ..................... 31 ............................................... 1995 Bob Miller ............................... 31 ............................................... 19948. Ben Copeland ......................... 29 ............................................... 20059. Danny Gonzalez ..................... 27 ............................................... 199410. Kurt Womelsdorf ..................... 25 ............................................... 1996 Jason Conti ............................ 25 ............................................... 199412. David Cline ............................. 24 ............................................... 2005 Josh Tyler ............................... 24 ............................................... 199414. Danny Lopez .......................... 21 ............................................... 2008 Ralph McNelly ........................ 21 ............................................... 199116. Peter Parise ............................ 20 ............................................... 2004 Stuart Rykaceski .................... 20 ............................................... 2002 Craig Crawley ......................... 20 ............................................... 1993 Josh Tyler ............................... 20 ............................................... 1993 Al Lardo .................................. 20 ............................................... 1992

HIT BY PITCHES1. Josh Mellor ............................. 23 ............................................... 19952. David Kirilloff .......................... 18 ............................................... 19893. Anthony Defabio ..................... 17 ............................................... 20124. David Chester.......................... 14 ............................................... 20105. Sam Parente .......................... 12 ............................................... 2013 Casey Roche ......................... 12 ............................................... 2013 Greg Christman ...................... 12 ............................................... 1992 Pete Colangelo ....................... 12 ............................................... 1958 Joe Walton ............................. 12 ............................................... 195710. Evan Oswald .......................... 11 ............................................... 2013 Steven Shelinsky, Jr. ............ 11 ............................................... 2013 Zach Duggan .......................... 11 ............................................... 2010 Jeff Montgomery ..................... 11 ............................................... 1995 Jon Weaver ............................ 11 ............................................... 198915. Eric Hess ............................... 10 ............................................... 2013 David Chester ......................... 10 ................................................ 2011 Dan Williams .......................... 10 ............................................... 2006 Tom Cashman ........................ 10 ............................................... 2004 Jason Conti ............................ 10 ............................................... 199520. Derik Wilson ............................ 9 ................................................ 2012

RUNS BATTED IN1. Joe Leonard ........................... 71 ............................................... 20102. P.J. Hiser ................................ 67 ............................................... 20043. Brad Rea ................................ 66 ............................................... 20024. Casey Roche ......................... 65 ............................................... 2013 David Chester ......................... 65 ............................................... 20106. Chris Sedon ............................ 62 ............................................... 20097. David Chester ......................... 60 ................................................ 2011 Jim Negrych ........................... 60 ............................................... 20069. Jim Negrych ........................... 59 ............................................... 200510. Brant Colamarino ................... 58 ............................................... 200211. Kevan Smith ........................... 56 ................................................ 201112. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. ............ 54 ............................................... 2013 Rick Devereaux ...................... 54 ............................................... 201214. Joe Lydic ................................ 53 ............................................... 199915. Zach Duggan .......................... 52 ............................................... 2010 Jon DeBernardis ..................... 52 ............................................... 199517. Sam Parente .......................... 49 ............................................... 2013 Brad Rea ................................ 49 ............................................... 2001 Joe Lydic ................................ 49 ............................................... 200020. John Schultz ........................... 48 ............................................... 2010

WALKS1. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. ............ 51 ............................................... 20132. Nick Mullins ............................ 44 ............................................... 2008 Jim Negrych ........................... 44 ............................................... 20054. John Schultz ........................... 43 ................................................ 20115. Bryan Spamer ........................ 41 ............................................... 20036. David Chester ......................... 40 ................................................ 2011 Jim Negrych ........................... 40 ............................................... 2006 Brant Colamarino ................... 40 ............................................... 20029. Craig Crawley ......................... 37 ............................................... 1994 Dennis Stitch .......................... 37 ............................................... 198111. Elvin Soto ............................... 36 ............................................... 2013 Stephen Vranka .................... 36 ............................................... 2013 Ben Copeland ......................... 36 ............................................... 2005 Rob Garvey ............................ 36 ............................................... 199715. Josh Mellor ............................. 35 ............................................... 199516. Bill Derr ................................... 34 ............................................... 199617. Jim Negrych ........................... 33 ............................................... 2004 Sam Crowley .......................... 33 ............................................... 199619. Stuart Rykaceski .................... 32 ............................................... 2003 Tyler Shantz ........................... 32 ............................................... 1994

BEN COPELAND


ALL-TIME RECORDSCAREER BATTING LEADERS

GAMES1. Peter Parise ........................... 208 ......................................... 2004-072. Bryan Spamer ....................... 203 ......................................... 2001-043. Sean Conley .......................... 201 ......................................... 2005-08 Brad Rea ............................... 201 ......................................... 1999-025. Scott Folmar .......................... 198 ......................................... 2000-036. Stuart Rykaceski ................... 197 ......................................... 1999-037. John Schultz .......................... 192 ......................................... 2008-118. Danny Lopez ......................... 189 ......................................... 2007-109. Zach Duggan ......................... 186 ......................................... 2008-1110. Lou Melucci ........................... 179 ......................................... 1996-9911. Morgan Kielty ........................ 171 ......................................... 2006-0912. David Cline ............................ 169 ......................................... 2003-0613. Kurt Womelsdorf .................... 167 ......................................... 1992-9614. Jimmy Mayer ......................... 160 ......................................... 2004-06 Ben Copeland ........................ 160 ......................................... 2003-0516. Robert Garvey ....................... 156 ......................................... 1994-9717. Steve Dickinson ..................... 154 ......................................... 1996-99 Sam Crowley ......................... 154 ......................................... 1993-9719. Casey Roche ........................ 151 ................................. 2011-present20. Dan Williams ......................... 150 ......................................... 2005-08

BATTING AVERAGE1. Tony LaCava ........................ .409 ........................................ 1982-832. Fred Mazurek ....................... .407 ........................................ 1963-653. Tom Horew ........................... .402 ........................................ 1982-854. Chris Sedon .......................... .398 ............................................. 20095. Kevan Smith ......................... .375 ........................................ 2009-116. Jim Negrych ......................... .374 ........................................ 2004-067. Al Ricciuti .............................. .371 ........................................ 1961-638. Joe Leonard ......................... .368 ........................................ 2008-109. Mike Gonda .......................... .367 ............................................. 1999 Jim Dunlap ........................... .367 ........................................ 1956-5811. Danny Gonzalez ................... .366 ........................................ 1993-9412. Sean Toole ........................... .364 ........................................ 2010-1113. Bob Cuthbert ........................ .362 ........................................ 1960-6314. Dan DeStout ......................... .356 ........................................ 1976-77 Pete Suder ........................... .356 ........................................ 1960-6116. Tony Railing .......................... .355 ........................................ 2001-0217. Travis Whitmore ................... .353 ........................................ 2010-11 Paul Westwood .................... .353 ........................................ 1982-8519. John Schultz ......................... .351 ........................................ 2008-1120. Bob Solonicke ...................... .350 ........................................ 1969-71

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. Chris Sedon .......................... .796 ............................................. 20092. P.J. Hiser .............................. .689 ........................................ 2002-043. Tony LaCava ........................ .667 ........................................ 1982-834. Jim Dunlap ........................... .663 ........................................ 1956-585. Joe Lydic .............................. .657 ........................................ 1999-006. Jim Negrych ......................... .645 ........................................ 2004-057. Brant Colamarino ................. .635 ........................................ 2000-028. Chris Jelic ............................. .622 ........................................ 1984-859. Ken Macha ............................ .620 ........................................ 1970-7210. Dan DeStout ......................... .619 ........................................ 1976-7711. David Chester ....................... .615 ........................................ 2010-11 Bill Schmitt ............................ .615 ........................................ 1955-5613. Mike Gonda .......................... .594 ............................................. 199914. Brad Rea .............................. .586 ........................................ 1999-0215. Denny Little .......................... .582 ........................................ 1988-9116. Paul Westwood .................... .571 ........................................ 1982-85 Tom Horew ........................... .571 ........................................ 1982-8518. Al Ricciuti .............................. .570 ........................................ 1961-6319. Brian Lohman ....................... .566 ........................................ 1985-8820. Tom Cashman ...................... .564 ........................................ 2003-04

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE1. Brian Trymbiski ..................... .556 ........................................ 2008-092. Tony LaCava ........................ .518 ........................................ 1982-833. Jeff Montgomery ................... .513 ........................................ 1992-954. Pete Martorelli ...................... .497 ........................................ 1972-755. Bill Schmitt ............................ .485 ........................................ 1955-566. Jim Negrych ......................... .483 ........................................ 2004-067. Tom Horew ........................... .480 ........................................ 1982-858. Josh Mellor ........................... .479 ........................................ 1995-969. Danny Gonzalez ................... .473 ........................................ 1993-9410. Ken Strish ............................. .467 ........................................ 1992-9411. Craig Crawley ....................... .463 ........................................ 1993-94 Dennis Stitch ........................ .463 ........................................ 1981-8313. Pat Walsh ............................. .462 ........................................ 1992-9314. Richard Deiley ...................... .458 ........................................ 1986-87 Krapf ..................................... .458 ........................................ 1954-5516. Al Lardo ................................ .455 ........................................ 1992-9317. Brant Colamarino ................. .453 ........................................ 2000-0218. Chris Sedon .......................... .449 ............................................. 200919. Bob Solonicke ...................... .447 ........................................ 1969-7120. Anthony Defabio ................... .444 ........................................ 2011-12

GAMES STARTED1. Peter Parise ........................... 208 ......................................... 2004-072. Bryan Spamer ....................... 203 ......................................... 2001-043. Sean Conley .......................... 196 ......................................... 2005-084. Brad Rea ............................... 192 ......................................... 1999-025. Scott Folmar .......................... 190 ......................................... 2000-036. John Schultz .......................... 184 ......................................... 2008-11 Stuart Rykaceski ................... 184 ......................................... 1999-038. Danny Lopez ......................... 180 ......................................... 2007-109. Lou Melucci ........................... 173 ......................................... 1996-9910. Zach Duggan ......................... 166 ......................................... 2008-1111. Morgan Kielty ........................ 161 ......................................... 2006-0912. Jim Negrych .......................... 157 ......................................... 2004-0613. Ben Copeland ........................ 156 ......................................... 2003-0514. Joe Leonard .......................... 148 ......................................... 2008-1015. Dan Williams ......................... 147 ......................................... 2005-0816. Casey Roche ........................ 146 ................................. 2011-present17. David Cline ............................ 144 ......................................... 2003-0618. Steve Dickinson ..................... 141 ......................................... 1996-9919. Kevan Smith .......................... 135 ......................................... 2009-1120. Sam Crowley ......................... 133 ......................................... 1993-97

PETER PARISE



AT-BATS1. Peter Parise ........................... 827 ......................................... 2004-072. Sean Conley .......................... 785 ......................................... 2005-083. Bryan Spamer ....................... 748 ......................................... 2001-044. Danny Lopez ......................... 731 ......................................... 2007-10 Brad Rea ............................... 731 ......................................... 1999-026. John Schultz .......................... 715 ......................................... 2008-117. Dan Williams ......................... 665 ......................................... 2005-088. Stuart Rykaceski ................... 654 ......................................... 1999-039. Lou Melucci ........................... 638 ......................................... 1996-9910. Zach Duggan ......................... 631 ......................................... 2008-11 Ben Copeland ........................ 631 ......................................... 2003-0512. Morgan Kielty ........................ 629 ......................................... 2006-0913. Joe Leonard .......................... 614 ......................................... 2008-1014. Jim Negrych .......................... 569 ......................................... 2004-0615. Casey Roche ........................ 553 ................................. 2011-present16. David Cline ............................ 549 ......................................... 2003-0617. Kevan Smith .......................... 544 ......................................... 2009-1118. Scott Folmar .......................... 539 ......................................... 2000-0319. Steve Dickinson ..................... 528 ......................................... 1996-9920. Stephen Vranka ................... 492 ................................. 2011-present

DOUBLES1. John Schultz ........................... 53 .......................................... 2008-112. Ben Copeland.......................... 51 .......................................... 2003-053. Jim Negrych ........................... 48 .......................................... 2004-064. Brad Rea ................................ 47 .......................................... 1999-025. Joe Leonard ........................... 44 .......................................... 2008-106. Bryan Spamer ........................ 43 .......................................... 2001-047. Peter Parise ............................ 41 .......................................... 2004-078. Kevan Smith ........................... 40 .......................................... 2009-11 Stuart Rykaceski .................... 40 .......................................... 1999-0310. Morgan Kielty ......................... 39 .......................................... 2006-0911. Casey Roche ......................... 35 .................................. 2011-present Danny Lopez .......................... 35 .......................................... 2007-10 Sean Conley ........................... 35 .......................................... 2005-0814. Darrin Lenhart ........................ 34 .......................................... 1998-01 Lou Melucci ............................ 34 .......................................... 1996-9916. Brant Colamarino ................... 33 .......................................... 2000-02 Dave Westwood ..................... 33 .......................................... 1985-8918. Stephen Vranka .................... 31 .................................. 2011-present19. Dan Williams .......................... 29 .......................................... 2005-08 Scott Folmar ........................... 29 .......................................... 2000-03

HOME RUNS1. Brad Rea ................................ 46 .......................................... 1999-022. Jim Negrych ........................... 34 .......................................... 2004-063. Joe Lydic ................................ 33 .......................................... 1999-00 Steve Dickinson ...................... 33 .......................................... 1996-995. Brant Colamarino ................... 32 .......................................... 2000-026. David Chester.......................... 31 .......................................... 2010-117. P.J. Hiser ................................ 26 .......................................... 2002-048. Chris Sedon ............................ 22 ............................................... 20099. Joe Leonard ........................... 20 .......................................... 2008-10 Brian Lohman ......................... 20 .......................................... 1985-8811. Kevan Smith ........................... 19 .......................................... 2009-11 Tom Cashman ........................ 19 .......................................... 2003-04 Gregg Lamanti ........................ 19 .......................................... 1985-8814. Seth Button ............................. 18 .......................................... 2004-07 Lou Melucci ............................ 18 .......................................... 1996-99 Robert Garvey ........................ 18 .......................................... 1994-9717. Dave Westwood ..................... 16 .......................................... 1985-89 Paul Westwood ...................... 16 .......................................... 1982-8519. Ken Macha ............................. 14 .......................................... 1970-72 Sean Conley ........................... 14 .......................................... 2005-08

TRIPLES1. Ben Copeland ......................... 18 .......................................... 2003-052. Ken DiBucci ............................ 11 .......................................... 1982-853. Stephen Vranka .................... 10 .................................. 2011-present Travis Whitmore ..................... 10 .......................................... 2010-115. Zach Duggan ........................... 9 ........................................... 2008-11 Bill Schmitt ............................... 9 ........................................... 1955-567. Casey Roche .......................... 8 ................................... 2011-present Chris Jelic ................................ 8 ........................................... 1984-859. Danny Lopez ........................... 7 ........................................... 2008-10 Dave Westwood ...................... 7 ........................................... 1985-89 Jim Dunlap .............................. 7 ........................................... 1956-5812. Elvin Soto ................................ 6 ........................................... 2012-13 Kevan Smith ............................ 6 ........................................... 2009-11 Joe Leonard ............................ 6 ........................................... 2008-10 John Schultz ............................ 6 ........................................... 2008-11 Peter Parise ............................. 6 ........................................... 2004-07 Mike Scanzano ........................ 6 ........................................... 2003-04 Bryan Spamer ......................... 6 ........................................... 2001-04 Chris Delsignore ...................... 6 ........................................... 1997-99 Brian Lohman .......................... 6 ........................................... 1985-88

HITS1. Peter Parise ........................... 253 ......................................... 2004-072. John Schultz .......................... 251 ......................................... 2008-113. Bryan Spamer ....................... 250 ......................................... 2001-044. Brad Rea ............................... 237 ......................................... 1999-025. Danny Lopez ......................... 231 ......................................... 2007-106. Sean Conley .......................... 227 ......................................... 2005-087. Joe Leonard .......................... 226 ......................................... 2008-108. Ben Copeland ........................ 215 ......................................... 2003-059. Stuart Rykaceski ................... 214 ......................................... 1999-0310. Jim Negrych .......................... 213 ......................................... 2004-0611. Kevan Smith .......................... 204 ......................................... 2009-1112. Lou Melucci ........................... 197 ......................................... 1996-9913. Casey Roche ........................ 185 ................................. 2011-present14. Brant Colamarino .................. 162 ......................................... 2000-0215. David Cline ............................ 155 ......................................... 2003-06 Brian Lohman ........................ 155 ......................................... 1985-8817. Jason Conti ........................... 154 ......................................... 1994-9618. Scott Folmar .......................... 152 ......................................... 2000-0319. Travis Whitmore .................... 150 ......................................... 2010-1120. Dan Williams ......................... 149 ......................................... 2005-08

RUNS1. John Schultz .......................... 184 ......................................... 2008-112. Ben Copeland ........................ 165 ......................................... 2003-05 Bryan Spamer ....................... 165 ......................................... 2001-044. Brad Rea ............................... 148 ......................................... 1999-025. Danny Lopez ......................... 147 ......................................... 2007-106. Sean Conley .......................... 144 ......................................... 2005-087. Stuart Rykaceski ................... 143 ......................................... 1999-038. Peter Parise ........................... 142 ......................................... 2004-079. Jim Negrych .......................... 141 ......................................... 2004-0610. Kevan Smith .......................... 137 ......................................... 2009-11 Zach Duggan ......................... 137 ......................................... 2008-1112. Joe Leonard .......................... 135 ......................................... 2008-1013. Lou Melucci ........................... 122 ......................................... 1996-9914. Stephen Vranka ................... 121 ................................. 2011-present15. Jason Conti ........................... 120 ......................................... 1994-9616. Brant Colamarino .................. 113 ......................................... 2000-0217. Casey Roche ........................ 112 ................................. 2011-present Brad Reese ........................... 112 ......................................... 1990-9319. David Cline ............................ 110 ......................................... 2004-06 Joe Lydic ............................... 110 ......................................... 1999-00



STOLEN BASES1. Jason Conti ............................ 89 .......................................... 1994-962. Kurt Womelsdorf ..................... 88 .......................................... 1992-963. Ben Copeland ......................... 83 .......................................... 2003-054. Danny Lopez .......................... 71 .......................................... 2007-105. David Cline .............................. 63 .......................................... 2003-066. Craig Crawley ......................... 56 .......................................... 1993-947. Josh Tyler ............................... 53 .......................................... 1992-948. Stuart Rykaceski .................... 51 .......................................... 1999-039. Bob Miller ............................... 50 .......................................... 1993-9510. Zach Duggan .......................... 49 .......................................... 2008-1111. Bryan Spamer ........................ 46 .......................................... 2001-0412. Brad Reese ............................ 44 .......................................... 1990-9313. Sam Crowley .......................... 41 .......................................... 1993-97 Bryan Henne .......................... 41 .......................................... 1990-9315. Ralph McNelly ........................ 40 .......................................... 1990-9216. Lou Melucci ............................ 39 .......................................... 1996-99 Danny Gonzalez ..................... 39 .......................................... 1993-94 Kurt Allen ................................ 39 .......................................... 1992-9419. Mark Stevens ......................... 38 .......................................... 1977-8020. Peter Parise ............................ 37 .......................................... 2004-07

HIT BY PITCHES1. Josh Mellor ............................. 26 .......................................... 1995-962. David Chester ......................... 24 .......................................... 2010-113. Zach Duggan .......................... 23 .......................................... 2008-114. Anthony Defabio ..................... 22 .......................................... 2011-125. Dan Williams .......................... 21 .......................................... 2005-086. Sam Parente .......................... 20 .......................................... 2012-13 Evan Oswald .......................... 20 .......................................... 2010-13 Morgan Kielty ......................... 20 .......................................... 2006-09 Greg Christman ...................... 20 .......................................... 1991-9310. Casey Roche ......................... 19 .................................. 2011-present Kurt Womelsdorf ..................... 19 .......................................... 1992-9612. Bryan Spamer ........................ 18 .......................................... 2001-04 Brad Reese ............................ 18 .......................................... 1990-93 David Kirilloff .......................... 18 ............................................... 198915. Kevan Smith ........................... 17 .......................................... 2009-11 Jimmy Mayer .......................... 17 .......................................... 2003-0617. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. ............ 16 .................................. 2010-present Tom Cashman ........................ 16 .......................................... 2003-04 Mike Zambriczki ..................... 16 .......................................... 2001-0520. Jeff Stevens ............................ 15 .......................................... 2005-06

WALKS1. John Schultz .......................... 142 ......................................... 2008-112. Jim Negrych .......................... 107 ......................................... 2004-063. Stuart Rykaceski .................... 92 .......................................... 1999-034. Bryan Spamer ........................ 91 .......................................... 2001-045. Sean Conley ........................... 90 .......................................... 2005-08 Scott Folmar ........................... 90 .......................................... 2000-037. Dan Williams .......................... 88 .......................................... 2005-088. Brant Colamarino ................... 87 .......................................... 2000-029. Ben Copeland ......................... 84 .......................................... 2003-05 Sam Crowley .......................... 84 .......................................... 1993-9711. Robert Garvey ......................... 83 .......................................... 1994-9712. Brad Rea ................................ 76 .......................................... 1999-0213. Jason Conti ............................ 70 .......................................... 1994-96 Gregg Lamanti ........................ 70 .......................................... 1985-8815. Casey Roche ......................... 68 .................................. 2011-present Dennis Stitch .......................... 68 .......................................... 1981-8317. David Chester ......................... 65 .......................................... 2010-11 Peter Parise ............................ 65 .......................................... 2004-07 Jerry Berteotti ......................... 65 .......................................... 1990-9320. Michael Claus ......................... 64 .......................................... 1986-89

RUNS BATTED IN1. Brad Rea ............................... 198 ......................................... 1999-022. Jim Negrych .......................... 164 ......................................... 2004-063. Joe Leonard .......................... 143 ......................................... 2008-104. Bryan Spamer ....................... 140 ......................................... 2001-045. Sean Conley .......................... 133 ......................................... 2005-086. Casey Roche ........................ 129 ................................. 2011-present7. Danny Lopez ......................... 126 ......................................... 2007-10 Peter Parise ........................... 126 ......................................... 2004-079. David Chester ........................ 125 ......................................... 2010-11 Steve Dickinson ..................... 125 ......................................... 1996-9911. Kevan Smith .......................... 123 ......................................... 2009-1112. Brant Colamarino .................. 117 ......................................... 2000-0213. John Schultz .......................... 114 ......................................... 2008-1114. Ben Copeland ........................ 110 ......................................... 2003-0515. Lou Melucci ........................... 109 ......................................... 1996-9916. Zach Duggan ......................... 108 ......................................... 2008-11 Stuart Rykaceski ................... 108 ......................................... 1999-0318. Morgan Kielty ........................ 106 ......................................... 2006-0919. Paul Westwood ..................... 105 ......................................... 1982-8520. Joe Lydic ............................... 102 ......................................... 1999-00

TOTAL BASES1. Brad Rea ............................... 428 ......................................... 1999-022. Jim Negrych .......................... 367 ......................................... 2004-063. John Schultz .......................... 349 ......................................... 2008-114. Bryan Spamer ....................... 341 ......................................... 2001-045. Ben Copeland ........................ 338 ......................................... 2003-056. Peter Parise ........................... 333 ......................................... 2004-077. Danny Lopez ......................... 316 ......................................... 2007-108. Kevan Smith .......................... 313 ......................................... 2009-119. Sean Conley .......................... 308 ......................................... 2005-0810. Brant Colamarino .................. 297 ......................................... 2000-0211. Lou Melucci ........................... 295 ......................................... 1996-9912. Joe Lydic ............................... 280 ......................................... 1999-0013. Steve Dickinson ..................... 275 ......................................... 1996-9914. Casey Roche ........................ 272 ................................. 2011-present15. Stuart Rykaceski ................... 269 ......................................... 1999-0316. David Chester ........................ 259 ......................................... 2010-1117. Morgan Kielty ........................ 257 ......................................... 2006-0918. Zach Duggan ......................... 244 ......................................... 2008-1119. Dave Westwood .................... 230 ......................................... 1985-8920. Dan Williams ......................... 222 ......................................... 2005-08JIM NEGRYCH


ALL-TIME RECORDSSINGLE-SEASON PITCHING LEADERS

GAMES1. Tedde Campbell ..................... 26 ............................................... 19952. Alex Caravella ........................ 25 ................................................ 20113. Cole Taylor ............................. 24 ............................................... 2010 Justin Cicatello ....................... 24 ............................................... 20065. Joseph Harvey ...................... 23 ............................................... 2013 David Kaye ............................. 23 ............................................... 2008 Brian Jacobsen ....................... 23 ............................................... 2003 Mike Rohrbach ....................... 23 ............................................... 1996 Mike Rohrbach ....................... 23 ............................................... 199510. J.R. Leonardi ......................... 22 ............................................... 2013 J.R. Leonardi ......................... 22 ............................................... 2010 Eli Friedman ........................... 22 ............................................... 2004 Scott Schultz .......................... 22 ............................................... 200014. Jon Danielczyk ..................... 21 ............................................... 2013 Alex Caravella ........................ 21 ............................................... 2012 Kyle Landis ............................. 21 ............................................... 2006 Jeff Barnyak ........................... 21 ............................................... 2003 Jimmy Blue ............................. 21 ............................................... 2003 Jason Rakaczewski ................ 21 ............................................... 199620. Kyle Landis ............................. 20 ............................................... 2007

WINS1. Tedde Campbell ..................... 15 ............................................... 19952. Corey Baker ........................... 11 ............................................... 2010 Matt Iannazzo ......................... 11 ............................................... 20104. Ethan Mildren ......................... 10 ............................................... 20135. Matt Wotherspoon ................. 9 ................................................ 2013 Gregg Mrochko ........................ 9 ................................................ 19947. Rhys Aldenhoven .................. 8 ................................................ 2013 Matt Iannazzo .......................... 8 ................................................. 2011 Nick Evangelista ...................... 8 ................................................ 2004 Nick Evangelista ...................... 8 ................................................ 2003 Mike Rohrbach ........................ 8 ................................................ 1995 Larry LaMonde ........................ 8 ................................................ 198113. Matt Iannazzo .......................... 7 ................................................ 2012 Robert Brant ............................ 7 ................................................ 2005 Billy Muldowney ....................... 7 ................................................ 2005 Eric Ackerman ......................... 7 ................................................ 2002 Aaron Krause .......................... 7 ................................................ 1981 Allen Lachowicz........................ 7 ................................................ 1981 Dick Shannon .......................... 7 ................................................ 1953

INNINGS PITCHED1. Tedde Campbell .................. 135.0 ............................................ 19952. Ethan Mildren ...................... 114.2 ............................................ 20133. Matt Wotherspoon ............. 106.2 ............................................ 20134. Corey Baker ........................ 105.2 ............................................ 20105. Matt Iannazzo ...................... 102.1 ............................................. 20116. Matt Iannazzo ...................... 100.1 ............................................ 20127. Ethan Mildren ....................... 95.2 ............................................. 20128. Dick Shannon ....................... 95.1 ............................................. 19539. Matt Iannazzo ....................... 93.1 ............................................. 201010. Paul Nardozzi ....................... 93.0 ............................................. 200711. Matt Wotherspoon .............. 91.1 ............................................. 201212. Nate Reed ............................ 89.2 ............................................. 200813. Robert Brant ......................... 88.2 ............................................. 200714. Nick Evangelista ................... 88.1 ............................................. 200315. Rhys Aldenhoven ............... 88.0 ............................................. 201316. Robert Brant ......................... 86.0 ............................................. 2006 Tedde Campbell ................... 86.0 ............................................. 199418. Nate Reed ............................ 84.0 ............................................. 200919. Billy Muldowney .................... 83.2 ............................................. 200520. Billy Muldowney .................... 82.2 ............................................. 2006

GAMES STARTED1. Tedde Campbell ..................... 16 ............................................... 19952. Ethan Mildren ......................... 15 ............................................... 2013 Matt Wotherspoon ................ 15 ............................................... 2013 Matt Iannazzo ......................... 15 ............................................... 2012 Corey Baker ........................... 15 ............................................... 20106. Rhys Aldenhoven ................. 14 ............................................... 2013 Ethan Mildren ......................... 14 ............................................... 2012 Matt Wotherspoon ................ 14 ............................................... 2012 Corey Baker ........................... 14 ................................................ 2011 Matt Iannazzo ......................... 14 ................................................ 2011 Robert Brant ........................... 14 ............................................... 2007 Paul Nardozzi ......................... 14 ............................................... 2007 Nick Evangelista ..................... 14 ............................................... 2004 Nick Evangelista ..................... 14 ............................................... 200315. Matt Iannazzo ......................... 13 ............................................... 2010 Corey Baker ........................... 13 ............................................... 2009 Nate Reed .............................. 13 ............................................... 2009 Robert Brant ........................... 13 ............................................... 2008 Nate Reed .............................. 13 ............................................... 2008 Nate Reed .............................. 13 ............................................... 2007

ETHAN MILDREN

MATT WOTHERSPOON


ALL-TIME RECORDSSINGLE-SEASON PITCHING LEADERS

SAVES1. Joe Leonard ............................ 8 ................................................ 20102. Jason Rakaczewski ................. 7 ................................................ 19963. Tanner Wilt .............................. 6 ................................................ 2012 Kyle Landis .............................. 6 ................................................ 2007 Lee Brueckel ........................... 6 ................................................ 19656. Joseph Harvey ....................... 5 ................................................ 2013 Alex Caravella ......................... 5 ................................................. 2011 J.R. Leonardi .......................... 5 ................................................ 20109. Ray Black ................................. 4 ................................................. 2011 Shaun Butler ............................ 4 ................................................ 2005 Brian Jacobsen ........................ 4 ................................................ 2003 Jimmy Blue .............................. 4 ................................................ 2002 P.J. Hiser ................................. 4 ................................................ 2002 Scott Schultz ........................... 4 ................................................ 2000 Mike Rohrbach ........................ 4 ................................................ 1996 Mike Rohrbach ........................ 4 ................................................ 1995 Matt Skokowski ....................... 4 ................................................ 1993 Rich Lowman ........................... 4 ................................................ 1987 Rudy Hudee ............................ 4 ................................................ 194920. Joseph Harvey ....................... 3 ................................................ 2012

COMPLETE GAMES1. Dick Shannon .......................... 9 ................................................ 19532. Larry LaMonde ........................ 8 ................................................ 19813. Billy Muldowney ....................... 7 ................................................ 2005 Tedde Campbell ...................... 7 ................................................ 1995 Allen Lachowicz ....................... 7 ................................................ 1981 Bob Russell ............................. 7 ................................................ 19517. Nick Evangelista ...................... 6 ................................................ 2003 Joe Engel ................................ 6 ................................................ 2001 Rich Lowman ........................... 6 ................................................ 1988 Aaron Krause .......................... 6 ................................................ 1984 Tom Seebacher ....................... 6 ................................................ 1982 Aaron Krause .......................... 6 ................................................ 1981 Don Kennedy ........................... 6 ................................................ 1976 Dave Welty .............................. 6 ................................................ 1967 Dave Welty .............................. 6 ................................................ 1966 Larry Brent ............................... 6 ................................................ 1950 Bob Malloy ............................... 6 ................................................ 194118. Matt Iannazzo .......................... 5 ................................................. 2011

STRIKEOUTS1. Tedde Campbell .................... 109 .............................................. 19952. John Carlisle .......................... 105 .............................................. 19633. Billy Muldowney ...................... 99 ............................................... 20064. Paul Nardozzi ......................... 90 ............................................... 20075. Billy Muldowney ...................... 89 ............................................... 2005 Dave Welty ............................. 89 ............................................... 19677. P.J. Hiser ................................ 87 ............................................... 20028. Matt Wotherspoon ................ 86 ............................................... 20129. Matt Wotherspoon ................ 85 ............................................... 201310. Robert Brant ........................... 82 ............................................... 200711. Robert Brant ............................ 80 ............................................... 2006 Dave Welty ............................. 80 ............................................... 196813. John Carlisle ........................... 78 ............................................... 196214. Ethan Mildren ......................... 76 ............................................... 2013 Matt Iannazzo ......................... 76 ............................................... 2012 Nick Evangelista ..................... 76 ............................................... 2003 Matt Irvin ................................. 76 ............................................... 199918. Allen Lachowicz ...................... 75 ............................................... 198119. Corey Baker ........................... 73 ............................................... 201020. Ethan Mildren ......................... 72 ............................................... 2012

ERA (MIN. 20 IP)1. Dave Welty ........................... 0.33 ............................................. 19672. Lee Brueckel ........................ 0.62 ............................................. 19653. Frank Mincarelli .................... 0.74 ............................................. 19704. Don Stock ............................. 0.82 ............................................. 19665. Dave Blyshak ....................... 0.94 ............................................. 19656. Eric Ackerman ...................... 1.18 ............................................. 19997. Marc Bianco ......................... 1.35 ............................................. 19778. Allen Lachowicz .................... 1.41 ............................................. 19819. Allen Lachowicz .................... 1.50 ............................................. 197910. George Medich ..................... 1.53 ............................................. 196811. Bill Shamot ........................... 1.61 ............................................. 197212. Mike Niccols ......................... 1.64 ............................................. 197013. George Medich ..................... 1.65 ............................................. 196914. John Carlisle ......................... 1.84 ............................................. 196315. Scott Schultz ........................ 1.90 ............................................. 200116. Ryan Dunford ....................... 1.91 ............................................. 200717. Joe Engel ............................. 1.92 ............................................. 200118. Jon Danielczyk ................... 1.93 ............................................. 201319. Mike Niccols ......................... 1.98 ............................................. 197120. Don Stock ............................. 2.00 ............................................. 1965

DAVE WELTY

TEDDE CAMPBELL


ALL-TIME RECORDSCAREER PITCHING LEADERS

GAMES1. Alex Caravella ........................ 69 .......................................... 2010-132. J.R. Leonardi ......................... 64 .................................. 2010-present Corey Baker ........................... 64 .......................................... 2008-11 Jeff Barnyak ........................... 64 .......................................... 2001-055. Robert Brant ........................... 59 .......................................... 2005-086. Paul Nardozzi ......................... 58 .......................................... 2004-077. Jory Coughenour .................... 56 .......................................... 1997-00 Matt Skokowski ...................... 56 .......................................... 1993-969. Scott Schultz .......................... 55 .......................................... 1998-0210. Matt Iannazzo ......................... 54 .......................................... 2009-12 Don Rhoten ............................ 54 .......................................... 2001-0512. John Schultz ........................... 53 .......................................... 1996-9913. Matt Irvin ................................. 51 .......................................... 1998-0114. Jimmy Blue ............................. 50 .......................................... 2002-04 Kevin Lazeski ......................... 50 .......................................... 1997-0016. Gregg Mrochko ....................... 49 .......................................... 1992-9517. Matt Wotherspoon ................ 46 .................................. 2011-present Mike Rohrbach ....................... 46 .......................................... 1995-9619. Tedde Campbell ..................... 45 .......................................... 1994-9520. Mike Bassage ......................... 44 .......................................... 2004-07

INNINGS PITCHED1. Matt Iannazzo ...................... 342.0 ....................................... 2009-122. Corey Baker ........................ 332.0 ....................................... 2008-113. Robert Brant ......................... 305.1 ....................................... 2005-084. Paul Nardozzi ...................... 285.2 ....................................... 2004-075. Ethan Mildren ...................... 281.1 ....................................... 2011-136. Matt Wotherspoon ............. 248.1 ............................... 2011-present7. Jory Coughenour ................. 233.0 ....................................... 1997-008. John Schultz ........................ 224.2 ....................................... 1996-999. Don Rhoten ......................... 223.1 ....................................... 2001-0510. Tedde Campbell .................. 221.0 ....................................... 1994-9511. Matt Irvin .............................. 217.1 ....................................... 1998-0112. Gregg Mrochko .................... 208.0 ....................................... 1992-9513. Jeff Barnyak ........................ 202.1 ....................................... 2001-0514. Ronnie Moog ....................... 197.1 ....................................... 1955-5715. Dave Welty .......................... 178.1 ....................................... 1966-6816. Alex Caravella ..................... 175.0 ....................................... 2010-1317. Eric Ackerman ..................... 173.0 ....................................... 1999-0218. Nick Evangelista .................. 171.2 ....................................... 2003-0419. Billy Muldowney ................... 166.1 ....................................... 2005-0620. Aaron Krause ...................... 158.0 ....................................... 1981-84

WINS1. Matt Iannazzo ......................... 28 .......................................... 2009-122. Corey Baker ........................... 24 .......................................... 2008-113. Tedde Campbell ..................... 21 .......................................... 1994-954. Ethan Mildren ......................... 20 .......................................... 2011-13 Gregg Mrochko ....................... 20 .......................................... 1992-956. Paul Nardozzi ......................... 19 .......................................... 2004-077. Matt Wotherspoon ................ 18 .................................. 2011-present8. Aaron Krause ......................... 17 .......................................... 1981-849. Nick Evangelista ..................... 16 .......................................... 2003-04 Eric Ackerman ........................ 16 .......................................... 1999-0211. Robert Brant ........................... 15 .......................................... 2005-0812. Jeff Barnyak ........................... 14 .......................................... 2001-05 Don Rhoten ............................ 14 .......................................... 2001-05 Matt Irvin ................................. 14 .......................................... 1998-01 Frank Craska .......................... 14 .......................................... 1983-8616. John Schultz ........................... 13 .......................................... 1996-99 Mike Rohrbach ....................... 13 .......................................... 1995-96 Allen Lachowicz ...................... 13 .......................................... 1979-81 George Medich ....................... 13 .......................................... 1968-70 Dave Welty ............................. 13 .......................................... 1966-68

GAMES STARTED1. Paul Nardozzi ......................... 52 .......................................... 2004-072. Corey Baker ........................... 49 .......................................... 2008-113. Matt Iannazzo ......................... 47 .......................................... 2009-12 Robert Brant ........................... 47 .......................................... 2005-085. Ethan Mildren ......................... 40 .................................. 2011-present6. Nate Reed .............................. 37 .......................................... 2007-09 Dan Rhoten ............................ 37 .......................................... 2001-058. Matt Wotherspoon ................ 36 .................................. 2011-present9. Matt Irvin ................................. 34 .......................................... 1998-01 Jory Coughenour .................... 34 .......................................... 1997-00 Gregg Mrochko ....................... 34 .......................................... 1992-9512. Eric Ackerman ........................ 30 .......................................... 1999-0213. Nick Evangelista ..................... 28 .......................................... 2003-04 Tedde Campbell ..................... 28 .......................................... 1994-9515. John Schultz ........................... 26 .......................................... 1996-9916. Billy Muldowney ...................... 25 .......................................... 2005-0617. P.J. Hiser ................................ 24 .......................................... 2002-0418. Keith Shuster .......................... 23 .......................................... 1983-87 Ronnie Moog .......................... 23 .......................................... 1955-5720. Rich Gavran ........................... 22 .......................................... 1984-87

MATT IANNAZZO

COREY BAKER


ALL-TIME RECORDSCAREER PITCHING LEADERS

SAVES1. Joe Leonard ........................... 11 .......................................... 2008-102. Joseph Harvey ....................... 8 ................................... 2012-present Tanner Wilt .............................. 8 ........................................... 2012-13 J.R. Leonardi .......................... 8 ................................... 2010-present Mike Rohrbach ........................ 8 ........................................... 1995-966. Kyle Landi................................. 7 ........................................... 2006-077. Scott Schultz ........................... 7 ........................................... 1998-02 Jason Rakaczewski ................. 7 ................................................ 19969. Alex Caravella ......................... 6 ........................................... 2010-13 Jimmy Blue .............................. 6 ........................................... 2002-04 Lee Brueckel ........................... 6 ........................................... 1963-6512. Ray Black ................................ 5 ........................................... 2010-11 P.J. Hiser ................................. 5 ........................................... 2002-04 Greg Paul ................................ 5 ........................................... 1998-0115. Peter Parise ............................. 4 ........................................... 2004-07 Shaun Butler ............................ 4 ................................................ 2005 Jeff Barnyak ............................ 4 ........................................... 2001-05 Brian Jacobsen ........................ 4 ................................................ 2003 Matt Skokowski ....................... 4 ........................................... 1993-96 Dennis Terzich ......................... 4 ........................................... 1990-92

STRIKEOUTS1. Robert Brant .......................... 298 ......................................... 2005-082. Paul Nardozzi ........................ 268 ......................................... 2004-073. Matt Iannazo .......................... 239 ......................................... 2009-124. Dave Welty ............................ 238 ......................................... 1966-685. Corey Baker .......................... 221 ......................................... 2008-116. Matt Wotherspoon ............... 202 ................................. 2011-present7. Ethan Mildren ........................ 197 ......................................... 2011-138. Billy Muldowney ..................... 188 ......................................... 2005-069. John Schultz .......................... 185 ......................................... 1996-9910. Nate Reed ............................. 183 ......................................... 2007-09 John Carlisle .......................... 183 ......................................... 1962-6312. Matt Irvin ................................ 169 ......................................... 1998-01 Tedde Campbell .................... 169 ......................................... 1994-9514. Don Rhoten ........................... 160 ......................................... 2001-0515. Jory Coughenour ................... 154 ......................................... 1997-0016. Allen Lachowicz ..................... 153 ......................................... 1979-81 George Medich ...................... 153 ......................................... 1968-7018. Jeff Barnyak .......................... 152 ......................................... 2001-0519. Aaron Krause ........................ 151 ......................................... 1981-8420. Ronnie Moog ......................... 147 ......................................... 1955-57

COMPLETE GAMES1. Aaron Krause ......................... 17 .......................................... 1981-842. Allen Lachowicz ...................... 16 .......................................... 1979-81 Dave Welty ............................. 16 .......................................... 1966-684. Ronnie Moog .......................... 14 .......................................... 1955-575. Don Kennedy .......................... 12 .......................................... 1973-77 Dick Shannon ......................... 12 .......................................... 1952-537. Nick Evangelista ..................... 10 .......................................... 2003-04 Tedde Campbell ..................... 10 .......................................... 1994-95 Frank Craska .......................... 10 .......................................... 1983-86 Larry LaMonde ....................... 10 .......................................... 1979-81 Mike Luciow ............................ 10 .......................................... 1978-8112. Ethan Mildren .......................... 9 ........................................... 2011-13 John Schultz ............................ 9 ........................................... 1996-99 Don Koller ................................ 9 ........................................... 1977-80 George Medich ........................ 9 ........................................... 1968-70 Larry Brent ............................... 9 ........................................... 1949-5017. Tom Seebacher ....................... 8 ........................................... 1953-55 Don Miller ................................ 8 ........................................... 1952-54 Don Shanafelt .......................... 8 ........................................... 1952-54 Bob Russell ............................. 8 ........................................... 1950-52

ERA (MIN. 50 IP)1. Lee Brueckel ........................ 0.84 ........................................ 1963-652. Dave Blyshak ....................... 1.74 ........................................ 1964-653. George Medich ..................... 1.85 ........................................ 1968-704. Mike Niccols ......................... 1.86 ........................................ 1969-725. Don Stock ............................. 1.96 ........................................ 1965-676. John Carlisle ......................... 2.08 ........................................ 1962-637. Dave Welty ........................... 2.12 ........................................ 1966-68 Albert Sylanski ...................... 2.12 ........................................ 1970-729. Allen Lachowicz .................... 2.49 ........................................ 1979-8110. David Kaye ........................... 2.52 ........................................ 2008-1111. Rhys Aldenhoven ............... 2.76 ................................ 2013-present12. Bill Shamot ........................... 2.78 ........................................ 1971-7413. Billy Muldowney .................... 2.81 ........................................ 2005-0614. Bob Conti .............................. 2.91 ........................................ 1958-6015. Jim Sylvis ............................. 2.98 ........................................ 1961-6316. Milan Popovich ..................... 3.19 ........................................ 1972-7517. Roger Johnson ..................... 3.31 ........................................ 1962-6418. Ethan Mildren ....................... 3.33 ........................................ 2011-1319. Nick Evangelista ................... 3.41 ........................................ 2003-04 Jerry Minsinger ..................... 3.41 ........................................ 1973-75

JOSEPH HARVEY

ROBERT BRANT


ALL-TIME RECORDSYEARLY BATTING LEADERS (LAST 10 SEASONS)

YEAR AVERAGE HITS HOME RUNS RBI2004 Jim Negrych (.378) Jim Negrych (76) P.J. Hiser (21) P.J. Hiser (67)2005 Ben Copeland (.384) Ben Copeland (84) Jim Negrych (16) Jim Negrych (59)2006 Jim Negrych (.396) Jimmy Mayer (76) Jim Negrych (11) Jim Negrych (60)2007 Gary Bucuren (.319) Seth Button (63) Seth Button (8) Seth Button (31)2008 Joe Leonard (.335) Sean Conley (71) Sean Conley (11) Sean Conley (48)2009 Chris Sedon (.398) Chris Sedon (80) Chris Sedon (22) Chris Sedon (62)2010 Joe Leonard (.433) Joe Leonard (104) David Chester (15) Joe Leonard (71)2011 Kevan Smith (.397) Kevan Smith (83) David Chester (16) David Chester (60)2012 Rick Devereaux (.372) Rick Devereaux (86) Rick Devereaux (7) Rick Devereaux (54)2013 Casey Roche (.339) Casey Roche (79) Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (12) Casey Roche (65)

2004 Nick Evangelista (8) Nick Evangelista (82.1) Nick Evangelista (70) Nick Evangelista (3.50)2005 Robert Brant/Billy Muldowney (7) Billy Muldowney (83.2) Billy Muldowney (89) Robert Brant (2.07)2006 Billy Muldowney (5) Robert Brant (86.0) Billy Muldowney (99) Billy Muldowney (3.16)2007 Paul Nardozzi (5) Paul Nardozzi (93.0) Paul Nardozzi (90) Ryan Dunford (1.91)2008 Nate Reed (5) Nate Reed (89.2) Nate Reed (70) David Kaye (2.52)2009 Corey Baker (6) Nate Reed (84.0) Nate Reed (60) Josh Smith (4.33)2010 Corey Baker/Matt Iannazzo (11) Corey Baker (105.2) Corey Baker (73) Matt Iannazzo (3.76)2011 Matt Iannazzo (8) Matt Iannazzo (102.1) Matt Iannazzo (62) Matt Iannazzo (2.73)2012 Matt Iannazzo (7) Matt Iannazzo (100.1) Matt Wotherspoon (86) Ethan Mildren (3.76)2013 Ethan Mildren (10) Ethan Mildren (114.2) Matt Wotherspoon (85) Jon Danielczyk (1.69)

YEARLY PITCHING LEADERS (LAST 10 SEASONS)YEAR WINS INNINGS STRIKEOUTS ERA

BATTING CLUBS.400 AVERAGE 75 HITS

1939 .................. Lefty Drobniewski ................................................... .4581946 .................. Art Barnes ............................................................... .4231949 .................. Frank Papariello ..................................................... .4231950 .................. George Lowe .......................................................... .4741951 .................. Ollie Niemela .......................................................... .4131961 .................. Al Ricciuti ................................................................ .4471963 .................. Bob Cuthbert .......................................................... .4941965 .................. Fred Mazurek ......................................................... .4661969 .................. Frank Gustine ......................................................... .4621971 .................. Ken Macha ............................................................. .4151973 .................. Jim Sufrin ................................................................ .447 Paul Quarantillo ...................................................... .4331977 .................. Dan DeStout ........................................................... .4351981 .................. Rich Kline ............................................................... .4291982 .................. Tony LaCava ........................................................... .4411983 .................. Joe Risacher III ....................................................... .442 Tom Horew .............................................................. .412 Paul Westwood ....................................................... .4101984 .................. Tom Horew .............................................................. .508 Ed Bodnar ............................................................... .4471985 .................. Tom Horew .............................................................. .4051988 .................. Brian Lohman ......................................................... .4001992 .................. Ralph McNelly ........................................................ .4431993 .................. Ken Strish ............................................................... .4131994 .................. Josh Tyler ............................................................... .4172010 .................. Sean Toole .............................................................. .471 Joe Leonard ............................................................ .433 John Schultz ........................................................... .404

1994 .................. Josh Tyler .................................................................. 752002 .................. Brad Rea ................................................................... 762004 .................. Jim Negrych ............................................................... 762005 .................. Ben Copeland ............................................................ 842006 .................. Jimmy Mayer ............................................................. 762009 .................. Chris Sedon ............................................................... 802010 .................. Joe Leonard ............................................................. 104 John Schultz .............................................................. 91 Kevan Smith .............................................................. 84 Travis Whitmore ......................................................... 79 Zach Duggan ............................................................. 752011 .................. Kevan Smith .............................................................. 832012 .................. Rick Devereaux ......................................................... 862013 .................. Casey Roche ............................................................ 79 Stephen Vranka ........................................................ 75

50 RBI

1995 .................. Jon DeBernardis ........................................................ 521999 .................. Joe Lydic .................................................................... 532002 .................. Brad Rea ................................................................... 66 Brant Colamarino ....................................................... 582004 .................. P.J. Hiser .................................................................... 672005 .................. Jim Negrych ............................................................... 592006 .................. Jim Negrych ............................................................... 602009 .................. Chris Sedon ............................................................... 622010 .................. Joe Leonard ............................................................... 71 David Chester ............................................................ 65 Zach Duggan ............................................................. 522011 .................. David Chester ............................................................ 60 Kevan Smith .............................................................. 562012 .................. Rick Devereaux ......................................................... 542013 .................. Casey Roche ............................................................ 65 Steven Shelinsky, Jr. ............................................... 54 Sam Parente ............................................................. 51

DID YOU KNOW? Josh Mellor was hit by four pitches on March 22, 1995 against Marshall. Mellor’s four hit by pitches are the second highest single-game total in NCAA history.

DID YOU KNOW? Two teams in program history have had three qualifying players record .400 batting averages - 1983 (Joe Risacher III, Tom Horew, Paul Westwood) and 2010 (Sean Toole, Joe Leonard, John Schultz).


ALL-TIME RECORDSBATTING CLUBS

10 HOME RUNS

1987 .................. Gregg Lamanti ........................................................... 12 Dave Westwood .......................................................... 111997 .................. Steve Dickinson ......................................................... 131999 .................. Joe Lydic .................................................................... 14 Steve Dickinson ......................................................... 132000 .................. Joe Lydic .................................................................... 19 Brad Rea ................................................................... 102001 .................. Brad Rea ................................................................... 122002 .................. Brant Colamarino ....................................................... 19 Brad Rea ................................................................... 182004 .................. P.J. Hiser .................................................................... 21 Tom Cashman ............................................................ 132005 .................. Jim Negrych ............................................................... 162006 .................. Jim Negrych ................................................................ 112008 .................. Sean Conley ............................................................... 112009 .................. Chris Sedon ............................................................... 222010 .................. David Chester ............................................................ 152011 .................. David Chester ............................................................ 16 Kevan Smith ............................................................... 112013 .................. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. ............................................... 12

10 HOME RUNS/50 RBI

1999 .................. Joe Lydic ............................................................ 14 & 532002 .................. Brad Rea ........................................................... 18 & 66 Brant Colamarino ............................................... 19 & 582004 .................. P.J. Hiser ............................................................ 21 & 672005 .................. Jim Negrych ....................................................... 16 & 592006 .................. Jim Negrych ....................................................... 11 & 602009 .................. Chris Sedon ....................................................... 22 & 622010 .................. David Chester .................................................... 15 & 652011 .................. Kevan Smith ...................................................... 11 & 56 David Chester .................................................... 16 & 602013 .................. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. ....................................... 12 & 54

25 STOLEN BASES

1994 .................. Craig Crawley ............................................................ 36 Bob Miller ................................................................... 31 Danny Gonzalez ........................................................ 27 Jason Conti ................................................................ 251995 .................. Jason Conti ................................................................ 33 Kurt Womelsdorf ........................................................ 311996 .................. Jason Conti ................................................................ 31 Kurt Womelsdorf ........................................................ 251997 .................. Scott Lobaugh ........................................................... 322000 .................. Ben Copeland ............................................................ 37

50 RUNS/25 STOLEN BASES

1994 .................. Danny Gonzalez ................................................ 52 & 27

NCAA BATTING LEADERSDOUBLES PER GAME (INDIVIDUAL)

1967 .................. Ken Cooke .............................................................. 0.63

STOLEN BASES (TEAM)

1993 .................. Pittsburgh Panthers ................................................. 1641994 .................. Pittsburgh Panthers ................................................. 207

STOLEN BASES PER GAME (TEAM)

1993 .................. Pittsburgh Panthers ................................................ 3.671994 .................. Pittsburgh Panthers ................................................ 4.40

NCAA PITCHING LEADERSERA (INDIVIDUAL)

1965 .................. Lee Brueckel ........................................................... 0.621967 .................. Dave Welty ............................................................. 0.33

STRIKEOUT RATIO (INDIVIDUAL)

1967 .................. Dave Welty ............................................................. 14.6

DID YOU KNOW? The last time the Pittsburgh Panthers forfeited a game was on May 8, 1994 at St. John’s.

MOST WINS IN PROGRAM HISTORY

42 wins ...................................................................................... 201339 wins ...................................................................................... 199538 wins ......................................................................... 2004 & 201036 wins ......................................................................... 2002 & 200333 wins .......................................................................... 2005 & 201131 wins ......................................................................... 1994 & 200430 wins ...................................................................................... 1993

DAVID CHESTER

BRAD REA


INDIVIDUAL ACCOLADESALL-AMERICANS

1959 ................................................. George Schoeppner1965 ............................................................ Fred Mazurek2002 ................................................................... Brad Rea2004 ................................................................... P.J. Hiser Jim Negrych2005 ............................................................. Robert Brant Ben Copeland Jim Negrych2006 .............................................................. Jim Negrych2008 .............................................................. Joe Leonard2009 .............................................................. Joe Leonard Chris Sedon2010 .............................................................. Joe Leonard2013 ........................................................... Casey Roche

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

1970 ............................................................ Guy Caparelli1985 ................................................................ Joe Murray1994 ................................................................. Josh Tyler2011 .......................................................... Phil Konieczny2012 ....................................................... Anthony Defabio

ALL-REGION

1959 ................................................. George Schoeppner1963 ............................................................. John Carlisle Bob Cuthbert Al Ricciuti1965 ............................................................ Fred Mazurek1969 ......................................................... George Medich1972 ................................................................ Ken Macha1975 ............................................................ Joe Groetsch1981 .................................................................. Rich Kline Allen Lachowicz1985 ................................................................. Chris Jelic1995 ........................................................ Tedde Campbell2002 ................................................................... Brad Rea2003 ........................................................... Bryan Spamer2004 ................................................................... P.J. Hiser2005 ........................................................... Ben Copeland Jim Negrych2006 .............................................................. Jim Negrych2009 .............................................................. Chris Sedon2010 .............................................................. Corey Baker Cory Brownsten Matt Iannazzo Joe Leonard John Schultz2011 ........................................................... David Chester Kevan Smith2012 ........................................................ Rick Devereaux2013 ............................................................ Ethan Mildren Sam Parente Casey Roche Elvin Soto

DID YOU KNOW?

Only two teams in Pitt baseball history have had three players with 50 or more RBI in the same season:

2010 - Joe Leonard (71), David Chester (65), Zach Duggan (52)

2013 - Casey Roche (65), Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (54), Sam Parente (51)

JIM NEGRYCH JOE LEONARD

CHRIS SEDON CASEY ROCHE

KEVAN SMITH ELVIN SOTO


INDIVIDUAL ACCOLADESALL-CONFERENCE

1985 Matt Stennett 1st Big East Conference 1987 Chuck Scales 1st Big East Conference 1988 Brian Lohman 1st Big East Conference 1993 Al Lardo 1st Big East Conference Brad Reese 1st Big East Conference 1994 Craig Crawley 1st Big East Conference Josh Tyler 1st Big East Conference Danny Gonzalez 2nd Big East Conference Tyler Shantz 2nd Big East Conference Ken Strish 2nd Big East Conference 1995 Jason Conti 2nd Big East Conference Kurt Womelsdorf 2nd Big East Conference 1997 Robert Garvey 2nd Big East Conference 1999 Lou Melucci 2nd Big East Conference Scott Folmar (R) Big East Conference 2000 Joe Lydic 2nd Big East Conference Mike Gonda (R) Big East Conference 2001 Joe Engel 3rd Big East Conference 2002 Brant Colamarino 1st Big East Conference Brad Rea 2nd Big East Conference P.J. Hiser 3rd Big East Conference Bryan Spamer 3rd Big East Conference 2003 Stuart Rykaceski 2nd Big East Conference Bryan Spamer 2nd Big East Conference Mike Scanzano 3rd Big East Conference 2004 Nick Evangelista 1st Big East Conference P.J. Hiser 1st Big East Conference Bryan Spamer 1st Big East Conference Ben Copeland 2nd Big East Conference Jim Negrych 2nd Big East Conference Tom Cashman 3rd Big East Conference 2005 Ben Copeland 1st Big East Conference Jim Negrych 1st Big East Conference Robert Brant 2nd Big East Conference Billy Muldowney 2nd Big East Conference 2006 Jim Negrych 1st Big East Conference Billy Muldowney 2nd Big East Conference Peter Parise 3rd Big East Conference 2007 Kyle Landis 3rd Big East Conference Paul Nardozzi 3rd Big East Conference 2008 Sean Conley 2nd Big East Conference 2009 Chris Sedon 1st Big East Conference 2010 Corey Baker 1st Big East Conference Cory Brownsten 1st Big East Conference Joe Leonard 1st Big East Conference Kevan Smith 1st Big East Conference Matt Iannazzo 2nd Big East Conference John Schultz 2nd Big East Conference David Chester 3rd Big East Conference 2011 David Chester 1st Big East Conference Kevan Smith 1st Big East Conference Matt Iannazzo 2nd Big East Conference John Schultz 2nd Big East Conference Anthony Defabio 3rd Big East Conference Casey Roche 3rd Big East Conference 2012 Rick Devereaux 1st Big East Conference Anthony Defabio 3rd Big East Conference Matt Iannazzo 3rd Big East Conference 2013 Ethan Mildren 1st Big East Conference Casey Roche 1st Big East Conference Elvin Soto 1st Big East Conference Rhys Aldenhoven 2nd Big East Conference Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 2nd Big East Conference Boo Vazquez 2nd Big East Conference Stephen Vranka 2nd Big East Conference Matt Wotherspoon 2nd Big East Conference

YEAR NAME TEAM CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE COACHES OF THE YEAR

1994 .................... Mark Jackson .................. Big East Conference2004 .................... Joe Jordano ................... Big East Conference2013 .................... Joe Jordano ................... Big East Conference

CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

1994 .................... Josh Tyler ......................... Big East Conference2004 .................... P.J. Hiser .......................... Big East Conference2010 .................... Joe Leonard ..................... Big East Conference

CONFERENCE PITCHERS OF THE YEAR

2004 .................... Nick Evangelista .............. Big East Conference

CONFERENCE ROOKIES OF THE YEAR

1988 .................... Billy Sherbondy ................ Big East Conference2004 .................... Jim Negrych .................... Big East Conference

P.J. HISER

NICK EVANGELISTA

RHYS ALDENHOVEN


PANTHERS IN THE PROSMLB DRAFT SELECTIONS (BY YEAR)

YEAR PLAYER ROUND TEAM1971 Terry Stokes 6 Boston Red Sox 1972 Ken Macha 6 Pittsburgh Pirates 1981 Allen Lachowicz 1 Texas Rangers 1985 Chris Jelic 2 Kansas City Royals 1986 Matt Stennett 11 Houston Astros Chuck Scales 25 Kansas City Royals 1987 Dave Westwood 11 San Francisco Giants 1988 Frank Merigliano 16 Chicago White Sox 1989 Darnell Dickerson 28 Kansas City Royals 1993 David Summer 41 Toronto Blue Jays 1994 Josh Tyler 24 Milwaukee Brewers Eric Dinyar 48 Detroit Tigers 1996 Jason Conti 32 Arizona Diamondbacks 1999 Lou Melucci 26 Montreal Expos 2000 Brant Colamarino 7 Oakland Athletics Joe Lydic 7 Houston Astros Jory Coughenour 20 Houston Astros 2002 Eric Ackerman 16 Kansas City Royals 2004 Nick Evangelista 26 Philadelphia Phillies P.J. Hiser 29 Cleveland Indians T.J. Gornati 44 San Francisco Giants 2005 Ben Copeland 4 San Francisco Giants 2006 Jim Negrych 6 Pittsburgh Pirates Billy Muldowney 8 Chicago Cubs Jimmy Mayer 30 Tampa Bay Devil Rays 2007 Kyle Landis 18 Cleveland Indians Paul Nardozzi 31 Detroit Tigers Jordan Herr 41 Chicago Cubs 2009 Chris Sedon 10 Detroit Tigers Nate Reed 20 Chicago White Sox 2010 Joe Leonard 3 Atlanta Braves Cory Brownsten 15 Atlanta Braves Danny Lopez 17 Seattle Mariners 2011 Ray Black 7 San Francisco Giants Kevan Smith 7 Chicago White Sox David Chester 33 Boston Red Sox John Schultz 34 Florida Marlins Travis Whitmore 35 San Diego Padres Corey Baker 49 St. Louis Cardinals 2013 Ethan Mildren 12 Minnesota Twins Elvin Soto 16 Arizona Diamondbacks Matt Wotherspoon* 20 Detroit Tigers

Did not sign (*)

ETHAN MILDREN ELVIN SOTO MATT WOTHERSPOON

ALLEN LACHOWICZ

KEN MACHA


PANTHERS IN THE PROSUNDRAFTED FREE AGENT SIGNEES (BY YEAR)

YEAR PLAYER TEAM1908 Dick Hoblitzell* Cincinnati Reds Art Griggs* St. Louis Browns Doc Ralston* Washington Senators 1915 Thomas Healy Philadelphia Athletics 1929 Steve Swetonic Pittsburgh Pirates 1939 Bob Hershey Cleveland Indians John Naponic Washington Senators 1940 Robert Foliart New York Yankees Philip Scheiding Pittsburgh Pirates 1943 Bob Malloy Cincinnati Reds 1946 Joseph Kielb Cincinnati Reds Wiliam Zeleznock Pittsburgh Pirates 1948 Oland Canterna Boston Red Sox 1949 Jack Smodic Boston Red Sox 1952 Dave Pope Cleveland Indians 1954 Russ Kemmerer Boston Red Sox 1956 Jim Dunlap Baltimore Orioles 1960 Fred Laningham Philadelphia Phillies 1963 Al Ricciuti Boston Red Sox Ron Suspansic Baltimore Orioles 1965 Doug Chambers Boston Red Sox 1967 Tom Beckett San Francisco Giants 1968 Dave Welty Boston Red Sox 1969 George McKenzie Cincinnati Reds 1970 George Medich Cincinnati Reds 1972 Rich Muse Pittsburgh Pirates 1981 William Hoff Milwaukee Brewers Larry LaMonde Pittsburgh Pirates Mike Luciow St. Louis Cardinals 1982 Dennis Stitch Seattle Mariners 1983 Tony LaCava Pittsburgh Pirates 1984 Aaron Krause Montreal Expos 1985 Tom Horew Chicago White Sox 1993 Jerry Berteotti Los Angeles Dodgers 1996 Tedde Campbell Pittsburgh Pirates Jason Rakers Cleveland Indians 2003 Brad Rea Pittsburgh Pirates 2006 Jeff Stevens Atlanta Braves 2007 Peter Parise St. Louis Cardinals 2012 Matt Iannazzo Chicago Cubs

Western University of Pennsylvania (*)

INDEPENDENT SIGNEES (BY YEAR) YEAR PLAYER 2000 ................................................................................... Matt Shoemaker2001 ..................................................................................... Doug Caraway2002 ......................................................................................... Rolando Bell2004 ...................................................................................... Tom Cashman Alex Rybczak Mike Scanzano2006 ..................................................................................... Justin Cicatello2007 .......................................................................................... Seth Button2009 ........................................................................................ Dan Williams2011 ........................................................................................... Cole Taylor2012 .................................................................................... Rick Devereaux

PANTHER MLB DEBUTS DEBUT PLAYER TEAM Sept. 5, 1908 Dick Hoblitzell Cincinnati RedsMay 2, 1909 Art Griggs St. Louis BrownsSept. 8, 1910 Doc Ralston Washington SenatorsJuly 3, 1915 Thomas Healy Philadelphia AthleticsApril 17, 1929 Steve Swetonic Pittsburgh PiratesMay 4, 1943 Bob Malloy Cincinnati RedsJuly 1, 1952 Dave Pope Cleveland IndiansJune 27, 1954 Russ Kemmerer Boston Red SoxSept. 5, 1972 George Medich New York YankeesSept. 14, 1974 Ken Macha Pittsburgh PiratesSept. 13, 1983 Allen Lachowicz Texas RangersSept. 30, 1990 Chris Jelic New York MetsMay 6, 1998 Jason Rakers Cleveland IndiansJune 29, 2000 Jason Conti Arizona Diamondbacks

LONGEST WINNING STREAKS IN PROGRAM HISTORY

11 games .................................................................................. 2010 8 games ................................ 1963, 1994, 1995 (2), 2002 & 200310 games .................................................................................. 1965 7 games .............................. 1941, 1962, 1967, 1968, 1981, 19939 games .............................................................. 1959,1983 & 2013 2003, 2004, 2013 (2)

DENNIS STITCH

TONY LACAVA


PANTHERS ON OPENING DAYOPENING DAY RESULTS OPENING DAY LINEUPS (SINCE 2009)

DATE YEAR H/A OPPONENT RESULT W-L Feb. 20, 2009 - Pitt vs. Bradley - Millington, Tenn. 1939 Georgetown L, 10-7 0-1 1940 Duke L, 10-9 0-2 1941 Virginia L, 6-5 0-3 1942 Bucknell L, 8-6 0-4 1943 Navy L, 7-1 0-5 1944 Juniata L, 8-7 0-6 1945 0-6* 1946 Salem L, 4-1 0-7* 1947 0-7* 1948 Penn State L, 2-1 0-8* 1949 Waynesburg W, 6-0 1-8* 1950 V.M.I. L, 10-8 1-9* 1951 Ohio L, 9-1 1-10* 1952 Ohio State L, 7-5 1-11* 1953 Atlantic Fleet W, 3-2 2-11* 1954 Quantico Marines L, 7-5 2-12* 1955 Ohio State L, 16-7 2-13* 1956 I.U.P. L, 5-4 2-14* 1957 I.U.P. L, 6-2 2-15* 1958 I.U.P. W, 4-3 3-15* 1959 Virginia L, 7-4 3-16* 1960 Ohio State L, 5-3 3-17* 1961 California (Pa.) L, 9-8 3-18* 1962 Bucknell W, 7-4 4-18* 1963 Syracuse W, 9-4 5-18* 1964 Georgetown L, 3-2 5-19* 1965 Norfolk N.A.S. W, 3-0 6-19* 1966 Norfolk N.A.S. W, 11-2 7-19* 1967 George Washington W, 2-0 8-19* 1968 Kansas W, 9-8 9-19* 1969 Westminster W, 5-2 10-19* 1970 Steubenville W, 13-1 11-19* 1971 West Virginia L, 7-0 11-20* 1972 Steubenville W, 10-3 12-20* 1973 Steubenville W, 5-0 13-20* 1974 13-20* 1975 West Virginia W, 7-1 14-20* 1976 Kent State W, 2-1 15-20* 1977 West Virginia W, 10-5 16-20* 1978 Duquesne L, 16-4 16-21*March 27 1979 A Carnegie Mellon W, 8-3 17-21* 1980 A Stetson L, 11-3 17-22* 1981 A James Madison L, 14-9 17-23* 1982 H Army L, 14-13 17-24* 1983 H LIU-Brooklyn W, 8-0 18-24* 1984 A Florida State L, 5-0 18-25* 1985 A Florida State L, 6-5 18-26* 1986 Wake Forest L, 19-2 18-27* 1987 Central Florida L, 9-5 18-28* 1988 Villanova L, 8-4 18-29* 1989 A Notre Dame L, 16-9 18-30* March 4 1990 H St. Joseph’s L, 10-3 18-31*March 2 1991 H Mercyhurst L, 7-6 (13) 18-32*March 7 1992 H Edinboro W, 7-3 19-32*March 6 1993 H Pfeiffer W, 8-5 20-32*March 6 1994 H Indianapolis W, 15-5 21-32*March 4 1995 H St. Bonaventure W, 10-1 22-32*March 3 1996 H York College L, 2-1 22-33*March 1 1997 H Fairmont State W, 11-8 23-33*March 2 1998 H Northwood W, 8-3 24-33*February 20 1999 A Winthrop L, 8-4 24-34* February 26 2000 A Mount St. Mary’s W, 7-3 25-34*March 3 2001 H Albany W, 21-10 (6) 26-34*February 24 2002 A Maryland-Eastern Shore W, 8-1 27-34*February 14 2003 A Duke L, 7-3 27-35*

P Nate Reed JR C Cory Brownsten JR 1B Morgan Kielty SR 2B Chris Sedon JR 3B Joe Leonard SO SS Danny Lopez JR LF John Schultz SO CF Manoli Pahoulis JR RF Nathan Hood JR DH Chris Warner SR

Feb. 19, 2010 - Pitt vs. Wofford - Spartanburg, S.C. P Corey Baker JR C Cory Brownsten SR 1B David Chester JR 2B Travis Whitmore JR 3B Joe Leonard JR SS Danny Lopez SR LF John Schultz JR CF Zach Duggan JR RF Sean Toole JR DH Kevan Smith SR

Feb. 18, 2011 - Pitt vs. Illinois - Clearwater, Fla. P Corey Baker SR C Kevan Smith SR 1B David Chester SR 2B Travis Whitmore SR 3B Ron Sucre SO SS Derik Wilson FR LF John Schultz SR CF Zach Duggan SR RF Sean Toole SR DH Rick Devereaux JR

Feb. 17, 2012 - Pitt vs. Iowa - St. Petersburg, Fla.

P Matt Iannazzo SR C Elvin Soto FR 1B Rick Devereaux SR 2B Derik Wilson SO 3B Ron Sucre JR SS Kevin Johnson JR LF Boo Vazquez FR CF Stephen Vranka SO RF Casey Roche SO DH Anthony Defabio SR

Feb. 15, 2013 - Pitt vs. Wichita State - Wichita, Kan.

P Ethan Mildren JR C Elvin Soto SO 1B Eric Hess SO 2B Bennette Hill FR 3B Sam Parente SR SS Evan Oswald SR LF Boo Vazquez SO CF Stephen Vranka JR RF Casey Roche JR DH A.J. Lardo FR

DID YOU KNOW?Joe Leonard was the last Pitt player to hit a home run in the first game of the Panthers’ regular season (Feb. 19, 2010 vs. Wofford).


PANTHERS ON OPENING DAYOPENING DAY RESULTS

DATE YEAR H/A OPPONENT RESULT W-LFebruary 20 2004 A New Orleans W, 3-2 28-35*February 25 2005 H Rider W, 9-6 29-35*February 17 2006 H George Mason L, 9-2 29-36*February 16 2007 A Coastal Carolina L, 12-5 29-37*February 23 2008 H Virginia Tech L, 7-3 29-38*February 20 2009 H Bradley L, 9-8 (10) 29-39* February 19 2010 A Wofford W, 18-6 30-39*February 18 2011 H Illinois W, 10-6 31-39*February 17 2012 H Iowa L, 7-5 31-40*February 15 2013 A Wichita State W, 6-4 32-40*

Records do not include the 1945, 1947 and 1974 seasons (*)

OPENING DAY RECORDS BY OPPONENTOPPONENT W-LAlbany ................................................................... 1-0Army ..................................................................... 0-1Atlantic Fleet ......................................................... 1-0Bradley ................................................................. 0-1Bucknell ................................................................ 1-1California (Pa.) ...................................................... 0-1Carnegie Mellon ................................................... 1-0Central Florida ...................................................... 0-1Coastal Carolina ................................................... 0-1Duke ..................................................................... 0-2Duquesne ............................................................. 0-1Edinboro ............................................................... 1-0Fairmont State ...................................................... 1-0Florida State ......................................................... 0-2George Mason ...................................................... 0-1Georgetown .......................................................... 0-2George Washington .............................................. 1-0Illinois .................................................................... 1-0Indianapolis .......................................................... 1-0Iowa ...................................................................... 0-1I.U.P. ..................................................................... 1-2James Madison .................................................... 0-1Juniata .................................................................. 0-1Kansas .................................................................. 1-0Kent State ............................................................. 1-0LIU-Brooklyn ......................................................... 1-0Maryland-Eastern Shore ....................................... 1-0Mercyhurst ............................................................ 0-1Mount St. Mary’s ................................................... 1-0Navy ..................................................................... 0-1New Orleans ......................................................... 1-0Norfolk N.A.S. ....................................................... 2-0Northwood ............................................................ 1-0Notre Dame .......................................................... 0-1Ohio ...................................................................... 0-1Ohio State ............................................................. 0-3Penn State ............................................................ 0-1Pfeiffer .................................................................. 1-0Quantico Marines ................................................. 0-1Rider ..................................................................... 1-0Salem ................................................................... 0-1St. Bonaventure .................................................... 1-0Stetson ................................................................. 0-1Steubenville .......................................................... 3-0St. Joseph’s .......................................................... 0-1Syracuse ............................................................... 1-0Villanova ............................................................... 0-1Virginia .................................................................. 0-2Virginia Tech ......................................................... 0-1V.M.I. .................................................................... 0-1Wake Forest ......................................................... 0-1Waynesburg ......................................................... 1-0Westminster .......................................................... 1-0West Virginia ........................................................ 1-1Wichita State ........................................................ 1-0Winthrop ............................................................... 0-1Wofford ................................................................. 1-0York College ......................................................... 0-1

SHUTOUTS ON OPENING DAY DATE OPPONENT RESULT W-L1949 vs. Waynesburg W, 6-0 1-01965 vs. Norfolk N.A.S. W, 3-0 2-01967 vs. George Washington W, 2-0 3-01971 vs. West Virginia L, 7-0 3-11973 vs. Steubenville W, 5-0 4-11983 vs. LIU-Brooklyn W, 8-0 5-11984 at Florida State L, 5-0 5-2

OPENING DAY MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

Most Runs Scored ..................................................... W, 21-10 vs. Albany (March 3, 2001)Most Runs Allowed ............................................................ L, 19-2 vs. Wake Forest (1986)Last Shutout ........................................................................ W, 8-0 vs. LIU-Brooklyn (1983)Last Time Shut Out ................................................................ L, 5-0 at Florida State (1984)Largest Shutout Win .......................................................... W, 8-0 vs. LIU-Brooklyn (1983)Worst Shutout Loss ............................................................ L, 7-0 vs. West Virginia (1971)Longest Extra-Inning Game ................. 13 innings (L, 7-6) vs. Mercyhurst (March 2, 1991)Longest Extra-Inning Loss .................. 13 innings (L, 7-6) vs. Mercyhurst (March 2, 1991)Longest Winning Streak ....................................................... 4 years (1965-68 & 1992-95)Longest Losing Streak ............................................................................ 8 years (1984-91)

DID YOU KNOW?Casey Roche is a .455-career hitter (25-for-55) in the month of February with 22 runs, 19 RBI and two home runs. Roche has hit safely in 14 of 15 games played in February, including eight multi-hit games. In 2013, he batted .462 (12-for-26) in February, recording hits in all six games.


PANTHERS IN THE POSTSEASONPOSTSEASON RESULTS

YEAR TOURNAMENT LOCATION OPPONENT RESULT

1959 NCAA Tournament District 2 Regional Ithaca College L, 4-3 (11) 1965 NCAA Tournament Princeton, N.J. No. 7 Lafayette L, 4-3 1994 Big East Tournament Bristol, Conn. Connecticut L, 4-3 Big East Tournament Bristol, Conn. Providence L, 16-3 1995 Big East Tournament Bristol, Conn. Providence W, 6-2 Big East Tournament Bristol, Conn. Seton Hall W, 11-10 Big East Tournament Bristol, Conn. Providence L, 4-0 Big East Tournament Bristol, Conn. Providence W, 10-4* NCAA Tournament Knoxville, Tenn. No. 11 Oklahoma State L, 6-3 NCAA Tournament Knoxville, Tenn. The Citadel W, 12-10 NCAA Tournament Knoxville, Tenn. California W, 9-4 NCAA Tournament Knoxville, Tenn. No. 11 Oklahoma State L, 15-13 2000 Big East Tournament Bridgewater, N.J. Rutgers L, 11-3 Big East Tournament Bridgewater, N.J. Notre Dame L, 15-7 2004 Big East Tournament Bridgewater, N.J. St. John’s L, 4-2 Big East Tournament Bridgewater, N.J. Boston College L, 8-4 2005 Big East Tournament Bridgewater, N.J. No. 23 St. John’s W, 4-1 Big East Tournament Bridgewater, N.J. Notre Dame L, 4-2 Big East Tournament Bridgewater, N.J. Boston College W, 3-2 (12) Big East Tournament Bridgewater, N.J. Notre Dame L, 11-4* 2007 Big East Tournament Brooklyn, N.Y. USF L, 2-1 Big East Tournament Brooklyn, N.Y. Connecticut L, 5-2 2009 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. USF L, 12-2 (8) Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. West Virginia L, 20-8 (8) 2010 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. Rutgers L, 9-5 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. Cincinnati W, 13-4 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. No. 18 Connecticut L, 7-2 2011 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. Louisville W, 7-2 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. St. John’s L, 6-4 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. Louisville L, 12-2 (8) 2012 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. No. 22 Louisville L, 8-4 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. USF L, 12-5 2013 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. St. John’s W, 10-2 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. Notre Dame L, 5-3 Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. No. 19 Seton Hall W, 7-6 (12) Big East Tournament Clearwater, Fla. Notre Dame L, 3-2 (10)

Big East Tournament Championship Game (*)

POSTSEASON MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

Record in Postseason Play ........................................................................ 11-25 (.306)Record in NCAA Tournament ........................................................................ 2-4 (.333)Record in Conference Tournament ............................................................. 9-21 (.300)Record vs. Top-25 Ranked Opponents ......................................................... 1-5 (.167)

Last Game vs. Top-25 Ranked Opponent ............... 2012 vs. No. 22 Louisville (L, 8-4)Last Win vs. Top-25 Ranked Opponent ................ 2005 vs. No. 23 St. John’s (W, 4-1)Last Time Scoring 10+ Runs .......................................... 2013 vs. St. John’s (W, 10-2)Last Time Allowing 10+ Runs ................................................... 2012 vs. USF (L, 12-5)

Most Runs Scored .................................. L, 15-13 vs. No. 11 Oklahoma State (1995) & W, 13-4 vs. Cincinnati (2010)Most Runs Allowed ...................................................... L, 20-8 vs. West Virginia (2009)Last Time Shut Out ............................................................ L, 4-0 vs. Providence (1995)Longest Extra-Inning Win .................. 12 innings vs. Boston College (W, 3-2 | 2005) & vs. Seton Hall (W, 7-6 | 2013)Longest Extra-Inning Loss ....................... 11 innings vs. Ithaca College (L, 4-3 | 1959)Longest Winning Streak ............................................................. 2 games, twice (1995)Longest Losing Streak ..................................................................... 6 games (2005-10)

DID YOU KNOW?The only team in Pitt baseball history to have two players with earned run averages below 1.00 in the same season was the 1965 Panthers - Lee Brueckel (0.62) and Dave Blyshak (0.94). STEPHEN VRANKA


PITT IN THE POLLSHIGHEST TOP-25 NATIONAL RANKINGS

NO. POLL DATE RANKED16 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper May 13, 201317 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper May 6, 201317 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper April 29, 201320 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper May 3, 201021 Baseball America May 13, 201322 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper May 10, 201023 ESPN/USA Today Coaches’ May 13, 201323 NCBWA May 13, 201323 Perfect Game USA May 13, 201323 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper April 22, 201324 Baseball America May 6, 201324 Baseball America May 10, 201024 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper April 26, 201024 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper April 19, 201024 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper April 12, 201024 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper March 29, 201025 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper April 15, 2013

POLL BREAKDOWN (SORTED BY DATE)BASEBALL AMERICA

May 10, 2010 ...................................................................................... No. 24May 6, 2013 ........................................................................................ No. 24May 13, 2013 ...................................................................................... No. 21

COLLEGIATE BASEBALL NEWSPAPERMarch 29, 2010 ................................................................................... No. 24April 12, 2010 ..................................................................................... No. 24April 19, 2010 ..................................................................................... No. 24April 26, 2010 ..................................................................................... No. 24May 3, 2010 ........................................................................................ No. 20May 10, 2010 ...................................................................................... No. 22April 15, 2013 ..................................................................................... No. 25April 22, 2013 ..................................................................................... No. 23April 29, 2013 ..................................................................................... No. 17May 6, 2013 ........................................................................................ No. 17May 13, 2013 ...................................................................................... No. 16

ESPN/USA TODAY COACHES’May 13, 2013 ...................................................................................... No. 23

NCBWAMay 13, 2013 ...................................................................................... No. 23

PERFECT GAME USAMay 13, 2013 ...................................................................................... No. 23

TOP-25 RANKINGS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

First Appearance in the Top-25 Rankings .......... March 29, 2010 (No. 24)Seasons in the Top-25 Rankings ........................................... 2010 & 2013Highest Top-25 Ranking ................................................................... No. 16 (Collegiate Baseball Newspaper)Most Consecutive Weeks in the Top-25 ...... 5, two times (April-May, 2010 & April 15-May 13, 2013)Highest Ranking (Baseball America) ..................... No. 21 (May 13, 2013)Highest Ranking (Collegiate Baseball Newspaper) ....................... No. 16 (May 13, 2013)Highest Ranking (ESPN/USA Today Coaches’) .... No. 23 (May 13, 2013)Highest Ranking (NCBWA) ..................................... No. 23 (May 13, 2013)Highest Ranking (Perfect Game USA) ................... No. 23 (May 13, 2013)Total Weeks Ranked in the Top-25 (All Polls) ....................................... 11Total Weeks Ranked in the Top-20 (All Polls) ......................................... 3


CHARLES L. COST FIELDSTADIUM INFORMATION

CAPACITY .............................................................................................. 900SURFACE ............................................................ FieldTurf Synthetic GrassLIGHTING ....................................................................... Seven light towersBULLPENS ......... Located along the left (home) and right (visitor) foul linesTICKETS ............... $5 admittance (only available at the gate on game day)

LEFT FIELD FOUL LINE ................................................................. 330 feetLEFT FIELD POWER ALLEY .......................................................... 375 feetCENTER FIELD ............................................................................... 405 feetRIGHT FIELD POWER ALLEY ........................................................ 375 feetRIGHT FIELD FOUL LINE ............................................................... 330 feet

LEFT FIELD TO LEFT-CENTER WALL HEIGHT .............................. 16 feetLEFT-CENTER TO RIGHT FIELD WALL HEIGHT ............................. 8 feet

FIRST GAME ................................. March 16, 2011 vs. Kent State (L, 10-8)FIRST PITT WIN ................................. March 18, 2011 vs. Niagara (W, 9-6)FIRST PITCH ...................................... David Kaye (Pitt) on March 16, 2011FIRST HIT ........................ Ben Klafczynski (Kent State) on March 16, 2011FIRST HOME RUN ......................... David Chester (Pitt) on March 16, 2011

ATTENDANCE AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD

ALL-TIME ................................................................. 24, 834 (2011-present)SEASON .................................................................................. 9,650 (2013)SINGLE GAME .............................. 900, twice (April 9, 2011 vs. Villanova)*DAY GAME ..................................... 900, twice (April 9, 2011 vs. Villanova)*NIGHT GAME ............................... 563 (May 18, 2012 vs. No. 22 Louisville)CONFERENCE GAME .............................. 900 (April 9, 2011 vs. Villanova)*NONCONFERENCE GAME .... 496 (March 10, 2013 vs. Youngstown State)DOUBLEHEADER .................................. 1,800 (April 9, 2011 vs. Villanova)TELEVISED GAME ....................... 563 (May 18, 2012 vs. No. 22 Louisville, Pitt Panthers TV)

MARCH GAME ....................... 496 (March 10, 2013 vs. Youngstown State)MARCH DOUBLEHEADER ................. 990 (March 10, 2013 vs. Manhattan & Youngstown State)APRIL GAME ................................. 900, twice (April 9, 2011 vs. Villanova)*APRIL DOUBLEHEADER ...................... 1,800 (April 9, 2011 vs. Villanova)MAY GAME .................................. 563 (May 18, 2012 vs. No. 22 Louisville)MAY DOUBLEHEADER .......................... 659 (April 27, 2013 vs. Cincinnati)

Day of “First Pitch” event held prior to Pitt’s doubleheader vs. Villanova (*)

PANTHER SPLITS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD

OVERALL ............................................................................ 55-20 (.733)DAY GAMES ........................................................................ 45-16 (.738)NIGHT GAMES ...................................................................... 10-4 (.714)CONFERENCE GAMES ....................................................... 27-11 (.711)NONCONFERENCE GAMES ................................................ 28-9 (.757)TELEVISED GAMES ............................................................. 10-2 (.833)MARCH GAMES .................................................................... 18-5 (.783)APRIL GAMES ....................................................................... 27-9 (.750)MAY GAMES .......................................................................... 10-6 (.625)

SERIES PLAYED ............................................................................... 15*SERIES WON ....................................................................................... 11SERIES SWEEPS .................................................................................. 9CONFERENCE SERIES PLAYED ....................................................... 13CONFERENCE SERIES WON .............................................................. 9CONFERENCE SERIES SWEEPS ........................................................ 8

2011 ........................................................................................ 18-7 (.720)2012 ........................................................................................ 12-8 (.600)2013 ........................................................................................ 25-5 (.833)


CHARLES L. COST FIELDHOME OPENER RESULTS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD

DATE OPPONENT RESULT W-LMarch 16, 2011 Kent State L, 10-7 0-1 March 16, 2012 Hartford W, 4-2 1-1 March 9, 2013 Youngstown State W, 9-2 2-1

PANTHER 10+ RUN GAMES AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD DATE OPPONENT RESULT W-LMarch 20, 2011 Niagara W, 18-9 1-0April 9, 2011 Villanova, Game 1 W, 15-6 2-0May 3, 2011 Cleveland State W, 12-2 (6) 3-0May 13, 2011 West Virginia W, 12-1 4-0May 15, 2011 West Virginia W, 10-6 5-0 March 18, 2012 Hartford W, 10-6 6-0 March 10, 2013 Youngstown State W, 16-1 7-0 March 15, 2013 Niagara W, 17-3 8-0April 14, 2013 No. 16 Notre Dame W, 12-3 9-0April 16, 2013 Youngstown State W, 11-9 10-0April 17, 2013 Coppin State, Game 1 W, 10-4 (7) 11-0April 20, 2013 Rutgers, Game 1 W, 14-5 12-0April 28, 2013 Cincinnati W, 10-9 13-0May 11, 2013 Villanova, Game 2 W, 12-4 14-0May 12, 2013 Villanova W, 10-2 15-0

WALK-OFF WINS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD DATE PLAYER OPPONENT HIT (RBI) RESULTApril 2, 2011 Casey Roche Notre Dame Single (1 RBI) W, 3-2 (11)April 18, 2012 Casey Roche Akron Home Run (1 RBI) W, 3-2 March 29, 2013 Evan Oswald* Towson Scored on E8 W, 2-1 (15)April 21, 2013 Stephen Vranka Rutgers Home Run (3 RBI) W, 6-3April 27, 2013 Boo Vazquez* Cincinnati, Game 2 Scored on E6 W, 4-3April 28, 2013 Ron Sucre Cincinnati Walk (1 RBI) W, 10-9May 11, 2013 Dylan Wolsonovich Villanova Single (1 RBI) W, 4-3

Player who scored game-winning run (*)

SHUTOUTS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD DATE OPPONENT RESULTMarch 19, 2011 Youngstown State W, 7-0April 21, 2011 Rutgers, Game 1 W, 4-0April 21, 2011 Rutgers, Game 2 W, 3-0 April 28, 2012 Georgetown W, 5-0 April 12, 2013 No. 16 Notre Dame W, 4-0

DID YOU KNOW? The Panthers have never been shut out at Charles L. Cost Field at the Petersen Sports Complex (2011-present).

EXTRA-INNING GAMES AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD DATE OPPONENT INNINGS RESULTS W-LApril 2, 2011 Notre Dame 11 W, 3-2 1-0 May 17, 2012 Louisville 12 L, 6-5 1-1 March 29, 2013 Towson, Game 2 15 W, 2-1 2-1

SHORTENED GAMES AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD DATE OPPONENT INNINGS RESULTS W-LApril 19, 2011 Youngstown State 5 W, 7-2 1-0May 3, 2011 Cleveland State 6 W, 12-2 2-0 April 29, 2012 Georgetown 7 W, 8-3 3-0 April 17, 2013 Coppin State, Game 1 7 W, 10-4 4-0April 17, 2013 Coppin State, Game 2 7 L, 6-3 4-1

PANTHERS vs. TOP-25 OPPONENTS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD DATE OPPONENT RESULT W-LMay 17, 2012 No. 22 Louisville L, 6-5 (12) 0-1May 18, 2012 No. 22 Louisville W, 8-2 1-1May 19, 2012 No. 22 Louisville L, 9-5 1-2 April 12, 2013 No. 16 Notre Dame W, 4-0 2-2April 13, 2013 No. 16 Notre Dame W, 4-2 3-2April 14, 2013 No. 16 Notre Dame W, 12-3 4-2

DID YOU KNOW?Pitt has had two players record double-digit home runs in six seasons dating back to 1987.


CHARLES L. COST FIELDPANTHERS vs. ALL OPPONENTS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD

OPPONENT 2011 2012 2013 ALL-TIME

Akron 0-1 2-0 0-1 2-2 Cincinnati 1-2 0-0 3-0 4-2 Cleveland State 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 Connecticut 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-3 Coppin State 0-0 0-0 1-1 1-1 Georgetown 0-0 2-1 0-0 2-1 Hartford 0-0 3-0 0-0 3-0 Kent State 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-2 Louisville 0-0 1-2 0-0 1-2 Manhattan 0-0 0-0 2-0 2-0 Niagara 2-0 0-0 1-1 3-1 Notre Dame 2-1 0-0 3-0 5-1 Ohio 0-1 0-0 1-0 1-1 Penn State 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 Rutgers 3-0 0-0 3-0 6-0 Toledo 1-0 0-0 2-0 3-0 Towson 0-0 0-0 3-0 3-0 USF 0-0 1-2 0-0 1-2 Villanova 3-0 0-0 3-0 6-0 West Virginia 3-0 0-0 0-1 3-1 Youngstown State 2-0 1-0 3-0 6-0 Totals 18-7 12-8 25-5 55-20

TEAM RECORDS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD INDIVIDUAL RECORDS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD

Runs (Pitt) .............................................. 18 (March 20, 2011 vs. Niagara)Runs (Opponent) .............................. 10 (March 16, 2011 vs. Kent State)Margin of Victory (Pitt) ......... 15 (March 10, 2013 vs. Youngstown State)Margin of Victory (Opponent) ............... 7 (May 11, 2011 vs. Penn State)Hits (Pitt) ................................................. 21 (March 20, 2011 vs. Niagara)Hits (Opponent) ..................... 19 (April 30, 2011 vs. Cincinnati, Game 1)Home Runs (Pitt) .. 3, three times (April 16, 2013 vs. Youngstown State)*Home Runs (Opponent) .......................... 4 (March 20, 2011 vs. Niagara)Total Bases (Pitt) ................................... 34 (March 20, 2011 vs. Niagara)Total Bases (Opponent) ........................ 29 (March 20, 2011 vs. Niagara)Stolen Bases (Pitt) .............. 6 (April 17, 2013 vs. Coppin State, Game 1)Stolen Bases (Opponent) ...................... 5 (April 1, 2011 vs. Notre Dame)

Strikeouts (Pitt) ...................... 12 (April 27, 2013 vs. Cincinnati, Game 1)Strikeouts (Opponent) ........................... 11 (March 16, 2013 vs. Niagara)

Last time it happened (*)

Runs (Pitt) ................................... 4, two times (Elvin Soto | May 11, 2013 vs. Villanova, Game 2)*Runs (Opponent) .................. 3, six times (Brian O’Grady | April 20, 2013 vs. Rutgers, Game 2)*Hits (Pitt) .......... 5 (Evan Oswald | March 10, 2013 vs. Youngstown State)Hits (Opponent) ....................... 4, four times (Alex Miklos | May 14, 2013 vs. Kent State)*Home Runs (Pitt) ........................... 2, two times (Steven Shelinsky, Jr. | March 15, 2013 vs. Niagara)*Home Runs (Opponent) ..... 2, three times (Matt Frazer | March 12, 2013 vs. West Virginia)*Total Bases (Pitt) ............. 10 (Anthony Defabio | April 15, 2012 vs. USF)Total Bases (Opponent) ...................... 10 (Matt Frazer | March 12, 2013 vs. West Virginia)Stolen Bases (Pitt) ............................ 3 (Stephen Vranka | April 17, 2013 vs. Coppin State, Game 1)Stolen Bases (Opponent) ........................ 3 (Frank DeSico | April 1, 2011 vs. Notre Dame)

Strikeouts (Pitt) ........... 9, four times (Matt Wotherspoon | May 11, 2013 vs. Villanova, Game 2)Strikeouts (Opponent) ......... 8, two times (Connor Walsh | April 27, 2013 vs. Cincinnati, Game 1)*

YEARLY BATTING TOTALS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD

YEARLY PITCHING TOTALS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD

YEAR AVG H AB R HR2011 .338 277 819 186 17 2012 .298 199 667 108 8 2013 .313 315 1006 228 29 Totals .317 791 2492 522 54

YEAR W-L IP R ER ERA2011 18-7 220.0 123 106 4.34 2012 12-8 181.0 82 70 3.48 2013 25-5 272.0 121 87 2.88 Totals 55-20 673.0 326 263 3.52

LONGEST GAMES IN PROGRAM HISTORY

DATE OPPONENT INNINGS RESULT March 29, 2013 Towson, Game 2 15 W, 2-11948 Juniata 15 W, 3-2April 10, 2007 Akron 14 W, 4-2


CHARLES L. COST FIELDPANTHER STARTING PITCHING AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD

PLAYER GS W-L IP H ER BB SO ERAEthan Mildren 18 11-3 129.0 132 35 23 85 2.44Matt Wotherspoon 14 6-2 90.1 83 39 30 68 3.89Matt Iannazzo 11 6-1 79.2 75 23 20 48 2.60Rhys Aldenhoven 6 5-0 41.2 36 6 12 28 1.30Corey Baker 6 2-1 30.2 40 21 11 18 6.16Casey Roche 6 3-0 33.0 35 14 8 15 3.82Alex Caravella 5 3-1 27.0 19 10 11 21 3.33Luke Curtis 2 0-0 7.0 11 5 0 8 6.43Kevin Dooley 2 1-1 7.0 1 1 4 5 1.29Jeff Kelly 2 1-0 11.1 9 3 3 5 2.38Jon Danielczyk 1 0-0 2.0 5 2 0 1 9.00David Kaye 1 0-1 1.0 2 2 1 0 18.00Dave Yakopec 1 0-0 4.2 3 1 2 2 1.93 Totals 75 38-10 464.1 451 162 125 304 3.14

PANTHER HOME RUN LEADERS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD PLAYER HR (CAREER) GRAND SLAMS1. Casey Roche 8 (12) 0 David Chester 8 (31) 03. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 6 (12) 2 Sam Parente 6 (6) 05. Stephen Vranka 5 (8) 0 Elvin Soto 5 (13) 17. Anthony Defabio 3 (5) 0 John Schultz 3 (11) 0 Kevan Smith 3 (19) 010. Eric Hess 1 (2) 0 Boo Vazquez 1 (3) 0 Evan Oswald 1 (2) 0 Rick Devereaux 1 (9) 0 Derik Wilson 1 (1) 0 Zach Duggan 1 (4) 0 Travis Whitmore 1 (7) 0

2013 BATTING RESULTS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD(RETURNING PLAYERS)

PLAYER AB H HR RBI AVGCasey Roche 118 42 6 29 .356Eric Hess 94 32 1 14 .340Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 94 26 6 32 .277Boo Vazquez 91 36 1 18 .396Dylan Wolsonovich 73 18 0 16 .247A.J. Lardo 12 5 0 0 .417 Totals 482 159 14 109 .330

2013 PITCHING RESULTS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD (RETURNING PLAYERS) PLAYER IP H ER BB SO W-L SV ERAMatt Wotherspoon 53.0 45 17 18 45 6-0 0 2.89Rhys Aldenhoven 42.2 37 6 10 24 5-0 0 1.27Jon Danielczyk 22.1 20 2 3 11 2-0 0 0.81Casey Roche 16.0 19 9 2 3 0-0 0 5.06Joseph Harvey 14.0 12 6 10 17 3-0 4 3.86J.R. Leonardi 12.0 22 7 7 10 1-3 2 5.25Luke Curtis 8.0 12 5 1 9 0-0 0 5.63Andrew Belfiglio 3.1 2 5 9 4 0-1 0 13.50 Totals 171.1 169 57 60 123 17-4 6 2.99

DID YOU KNOW?Pitt has hosted inaugural games at Exposition Park (May 14, 1909), Forbes Field (Oct. 16, 1909) Three Rivers Stadium (April 17, 1996) and PNC Park (May 6, 2003).


CHARLES L. COST FIELDPANTHER HOME RUNS AT CHARLES L. COST FIELD

DATE PLAYER RBI OPPONENT RESULT W-LMarch 16, 2011 David Chester 2 Kent State L, 10-7 0-1March 18, 2011 David Chester 1 Niagara W, 9-6 1-1March 19, 2011 David Chester 2 Toledo W, 5-4 2-1March 20, 2011 Anthony Defabio 1 Niagara W, 18-9 3-1March 20, 2011 David Chester 2 Niagara March 22, 2011 Travis Whitmore 1 Akron L, 4-3 3-2April 3, 2011 David Chester 1 Notre Dame L, 8-6 3-3April 10, 2011 David Chester 2 Villanova W, 7-3 4-3April 30, 2011 Kevan Smith 3 Cincinnati, Game 1 W, 9-8 5-3April 30, 2011 John Schultz 2 Cincinnati, Game 2 L, 9-6 5-4May 1, 2011 John Schultz 2 Cincinnati L, 9-8 5-5May 11, 2011 Kevan Smith 1 Penn State L, 10-3 5-6May 13, 2011 Kevan Smith 1 West Virginia W, 12-1 6-6May 13, 2011 John Schultz 2 West VirginiaMay 13, 2011 David Chester 1 West VirginiaMay 15, 2011 David Chester 2 West Virginia W, 10-6 7-6May 15, 2011 Zach Duggan 2 West Virginia March 17, 2012 Casey Roche 2 Hartford W, 8-3 8-6March 18, 2012 Rick Devereaux 2 Hartford W, 10-6 9-6March 28, 2012 Elvin Soto 3 Kent State W, 6-5 10-6April 15, 2012 Anthony Defabio 1 USF L, 9-8 10-7April 15, 2012 Derik Wilson 1 USFApril 15, 2012 Anthony Defabio 1 USFApril 18, 2012 Casey Roche 1 Akron W, 3-2 11-7May 8, 2012 Stephen Vranka 1 Akron W, 8-2 12-7 March 9, 2013 Casey Roche 2 Youngstown State W, 9-2 13-7March 10, 2013 Casey Roche 2 Manhattan W, 9-3 14-7March 10, 2013 Casey Roche 3 Youngstown State W, 16-1 15-7March 12, 2013 Sam Parente 1 West Virginia L, 8-7 15-8March 12, 2013 Elvin Soto 1 West VirginiaMarch 15, 2013 Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 2 Niagara W, 17-3 16-8March 15, 2013 Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 3 NiagaraMarch 17, 2013 Stephen Vranka 2 Toledo W, 9-5 17-8March 29, 2013 Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 1 Towson, Game 1 W, 5-2 18-8March 29, 2013 Sam Parente 1 Towson, Game 2 W, 2-1 (15) 19-8April 12, 2013 Elvin Soto 1 No. 16 Notre Dame W, 4-0 20-8April 13, 2013 Boo Vazquez 1 No. 16 Notre Dame W, 4-2 21-8April 14, 2013 Eric Hess 3 No. 16 Notre Dame W, 12-3 22-8April 14, 2013 Casey Roche 2 No. 16 Notre DameApril 16, 2013 Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 3 Youngstown State W, 11-9 23-8April 16, 2013 Sam Parente 1 Youngstown StateApril 16, 2013 Casey Roche 2 Youngstown StateApril 17, 2013 Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 4 Coppin State W, 10-4 (7) 24-8April 17, 2013 Sam Parente 1 Coppin StateApril 17, 2013 Stephen Vranka 1 Coppin State L, 6-3 (7) 24-9April 17, 2013 Casey Roche 1 Coppin StateApril 20, 2013 Elvin Soto 4 Rutgers, Game 1 W, 14-5 25-9April 20, 2013 Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 4 Rutgers, Game 2 W, 9-4 26-9April 21, 2013 Stephen Vranka 3 Rutgers W, 6-3 27-9April 27, 2013 Evan Oswald 1 Cincinnati, Game 2 W, 4-3 28-9April 28, 2013 Sam Parente 2 Cincinnati W, 10-9 29-9May 1, 2013 Stephen Vranka 1 Akron L, 6-1 29-10May 11, 2013 Elvin Soto 2 Villanova, Game 2 W, 12-4 30-10May 14, 2013 Sam Parente 1 Kent State L, 6-5 30-11

PANTHER HOME RUNS MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

Total Home Runs .................................................................................. 54Solo Home Runs ................................................................................... 25Two-Run Home Runs ........................................................................... 19Three-Run Home Runs ........................................................................... 7Grand Slams ........................................................................................... 32011 ........................................................................................................ 172012 .......................................................................................................... 82013 ........................................................................................................ 29


YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OBP SB-ATT2012 .200 5-1 5 3 1 1 0 0 0 2 .400 2 0 0 .429 0-02013 .305 46-43 174 39 53 11 1 2 31 72 .414 27 10 27 .423 8-9 Totals .302 51-44 179 42 54 12 1 2 31 74 .413 29 10 27 .423 8-9

CAREER BATTING STATISTICS (RETURNING PLAYERS)ERIC HESS

MISCELLANEOUS

YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OBP SB-ATT2012 .288 20-12 52 11 15 1 0 0 4 16 .308 4 2 15 .362 5-7 Totals .288 20-12 52 11 15 1 0 0 4 16 .308 4 2 15 .362 5-7

A.J. LARDO

YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OBP SB-ATT2011 .345 37-32 119 22 41 6 3 0 19 53 .445 11 1 23 .398 5-122012 .323 56-56 201 37 65 17 3 3 45 97 .483 30 6 44 .417 4-72013 .339 58-58 233 53 79 12 2 9 65 122 .524 27 12 41 .426 10-13 Totals .335 151-146 553 112 185 35 8 12 129 272 .492 68 19 108 .417 19-32

CASEY ROCHE


STEVEN SHELINSKY, JR.

YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OBP SB-ATT2012 .327 47-43 159 25 52 7 4 1 22 70 .440 18 3 24 .401 4-42013 .337 54-48 199 31 67 13 1 2 30 88 .442 28 5 22 .429 1-2 Totals .332 101-91 358 56 119 20 5 3 52 158 .441 46 8 46 .417 5-6

BOO VAZQUEZ


STEPHEN VRANKA

YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO OBP SB-ATT2013 .263 46-39 137 36 36 5 1 2 23 49 .358 18 2 20 .352 6-8 Totals .263 46-39 137 36 36 5 1 2 23 49 .358 18 2 20 .352 6-8

DYLAN WOLSONOVICH

CASEY ROCHE DYLAN WOLSONOVICH


2013 2.76 8-1 15 14 0 0 0 88.0 81 39 27 27 54 2 .249 1.23 Totals 2.76 8-1 15 14 0 0 0 88.0 81 39 27 27 54 2 .249 1.23

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR BAA WHIP

CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS (RETURNING PLAYERS)RHYS ALDENHOVEN

2013 13.50 0-2 10 0 0 0 0 6.0 10 11 9 12 8 2 .357 3.67 Totals 13.50 0-2 10 0 0 0 0 6.0 10 11 9 12 8 2 .357 3.67

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR BAA WHIPANDREW BELFIGLIO

2012 40.50 0-2 2 2 0 0 0 2.2 8 14 12 10 1 1 .500 6.752013 4.29 1-0 10 3 0 0 0 21.0 26 15 10 6 18 2 .299 1.52 Totals 8.37 1-2 12 5 0 0 0 23.2 34 29 22 16 19 3 --- 2.11

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR BAA WHIPLUKE CURTIS

2013 1.69 2-1 22 1 0 0 1 37.1 35 12 7 11 15 1 .255 1.23 Totals 1.69 2-1 22 1 0 0 1 37.1 35 12 7 11 15 1 .255 1.23

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR BAA WHIPJON DANIELCZYK

2012 4.67 1-0 17 0 0 0 3 27.0 22 15 14 15 28 2 .232 1.372013 3.27 4-1 23 0 0 0 5 33.0 28 14 12 20 29 1 .233 1.45 Totals 3.90 5-1 40 0 0 0 8 60.0 50 29 26 35 57 3 --- 1.42

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR BAA WHIPJOSEPH HARVEY

2010 5.11 3-4 22 0 0 0 5 37.0 37 23 21 18 31 4 .272 1.492011 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 3.1 3 0 0 1 2 0 .250 1.202012 4.45 2-2 18 1 0 0 1 32.1 38 16 16 13 35 0 .299 1.582013 4.17 3-4 22 0 0 0 2 36.2 52 26 17 17 25 0 .329 1.88 Totals 4.45 8-10 64 1 0 0 8 109.1 130 65 54 49 93 4 --- 1.64

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR BAA WHIPJ.R. LEONARDI

2011 6.10 2-2 11 2 0 0 3 20.2 26 14 14 8 9 2 .338 1.652012 7.56 2-1 4 3 0 0 0 16.2 19 14 14 8 14 1 .284 1.622013 4.39 1-0 6 5 0 0 0 26.2 32 14 13 4 6 0 .302 1.35 Totals 5.77 5-3 21 10 0 0 3 64.0 77 42 41 20 29 3 --- 1.52

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR BAA WHIPCASEY ROCHE

2011 3.78 5-2 15 7 0 0 0 50.0 46 21 21 17 31 2 .251 1.262012 5.03 4-4 15 14 2 0 0 91.1 89 58 51 40 86 5 .259 1.412013 3.71 9-3 16 15 2 0 0 107.0 103 51 44 33 85 4 .252 1.27 Totals 4.20 18-9 46 36 4 0 0 248.1 238 130 116 90 202 11 --- 1.32

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR BAA WHIPMATT WOTHERSPOON

MISCELLANEOUS


MISCELLANEOUSRETURNING PLAYERS vs. 2014 OPPONENTS (CAREER)

AKRON PLAYER AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB AVG

Stephen Vranka 25 6 7 0 0 2 5 6 .280Casey Roche 23 6 8 2 0 1 8 7 .348Boo Vazquez 20 3 5 1 0 0 1 5 .250Eric Hess 9 2 2 1 0 0 3 1 .222Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 .125Dylan Wolsonovich 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .333

PLAYER IP H R ER BB SO W-L SV ERA

J.R. Leonardi 13.0 14 5 5 3 12 4-1 0 3.46Matt Wotherspoon 8.0 5 0 0 1 5 1-0 0 0.00Luke Curtis 3.2 7 9 8 5 2 0-1 0 19.64Joseph Harvey 3.1 1 0 0 1 1 0-0 0 0.00Jon Danielczyk 3.0 2 0 0 3 3 0-0 0 0.00Casey Roche 2.1 5 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0.00Andrew Belfiglio 0.2 1 1 0 0 2 0-0 0 0.00

COASTAL CAROLINA PLAYER AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB AVG

Stephen Vranka 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000Casey Roche 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000Boo Vazquez 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 .000


J.R. Leonardi 0.1 1 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 0.00

KENT STATE PLAYER AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB AVG

Casey Roche 16 4 5 0 1 0 1 1 .313Stephen Vranka 13 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 .154Boo Vazquez 11 0 3 1 0 0 2 0 .273Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 .000Dylan Wolsonovich 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000Eric Hess 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000


Casey Roche 12.1 19 14 14 7 6 1-1 0 10.22Jon Danielczyk 2.0 2 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 0.00Joseph Harvey 1.2 2 1 1 0 3 0-0 0 5.40J.R. Leonardi 1.1 3 1 1 1 2 0-1 0 6.75

NOTRE DAME PLAYER AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB AVG

Casey Roche 34 5 11 2 0 0 6 2 .324Stephen Vranka 25 3 4 0 1 0 3 2 .160Boo Vazquez 22 4 8 2 0 0 2 2 .364Eric Hess 13 1 4 1 0 1 4 0 .308Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 9 3 4 0 0 0 2 2 .444Dylan Wolsonovich 9 3 2 0 0 0 2 3 .222


Matt Wotherspoon 19.0 12 10 10 9 14 2-1 0 4.74Rhys Aldenhoven 7.0 5 0 0 5 2 1-0 0 0.00Joseph Harvey 3.2 1 0 0 3 5 0-0 1 0.00J.R. Leonardi 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0.00Casey Roche 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0.00

DID YOU KNOW? In 1961, Jim Sylvis pitched all 14 innings against Fort Lee in a Panthers loss. The extra-inning thriller lasted until 1 a.m.


MISCELLANEOUSOHIO

PLAYER AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB AVG

Casey Roche 11 2 6 3 0 0 2 0 .545Stephen Vranka 7 3 2 0 0 0 1 0 .286Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 .250Dylan Wolsonovich 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000Boo Vazquez 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 .500


Casey Roche 5.0 6 4 4 0 1 0-0 0 7.20Rhys Aldenhoven 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 0.00Joseph Harvey 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 1 0.00J.R. Leonardi 1.0 1 1 1 1 1 0-0 0 9.00Matt Wotherspoon 1.0 4 3 3 0 1 1-0 0 27.00

RETURNING PLAYERS vs. 2014 OPPONENTS (CAREER)

WEST VIRGINIA PLAYER AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB AVG

Casey Roche 24 5 9 1 0 0 4 7 .375Stephen Vranka 22 6 8 3 1 0 1 3 .364Boo Vazquez 17 4 5 0 0 1 1 3 .294Eric Hess 9 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 .222Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 7 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 .286Dylan Wolsonovich 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000


Matt Wotherspoon 8.0 10 8 5 3 5 0-1 0 5.63J.R. Leonardi 7.2 7 4 1 1 2 0-1 1 1.17Casey Roche 5.2 8 3 3 1 2 1-0 0 4.76Luke Curtis 3.0 5 4 3 0 2 0-0 0 9.00Jon Danielczyk 2.0 2 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 0.00Andrew Belfiglio 1.1 1 1 1 1 2 0-0 0 6.75Joseph Harvey 1.0 2 2 2 2 0 0-0 0 18.00

YOUNGSTOWN STATE PLAYER AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB AVG

Stephen Vranka 32 11 10 5 1 0 7 2 .313Casey Roche 28 12 16 2 3 4 20 3 .571Boo Vazquez 22 5 9 2 1 0 5 1 .409Eric Hess 14 11 5 1 1 0 4 7 .357Steven Shelinsky, Jr. 12 3 5 1 0 1 3 4 .517Dylan Wolsonovich 7 6 6 0 0 1 5 1 .857A.J. Lardo 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000


Luke Curtis 6.0 9 3 2 1 8 1-0 0 3.00Casey Roche 6.0 5 1 1 3 5 1-0 0 1.50Joseph Harvey 4.2 5 2 2 4 6 0-0 1 3.86J.R. Leonardi 4.2 3 4 1 3 6 1-0 1 1.93Jon Danielczyk 1.2 2 2 1 0 2 0-0 0 5.40Matt Wotherspoon 1.0 3 2 2 0 0 0-0 0 18.00Andrew Belfiglio 0.1 0 2 1 4 0 0-0 0 27.00

* No returning players have faced Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Boston College, Butler, Clemson, Duke, East Carolina, Fordham, Georgia Tech, Maryland, Miami (FL), North Carolina, Ohio State, Presbyterian, USC-Upstate, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Western Kentucky

DID YOU KNOW?The only team in Pitt baseball history to have three pitchers with eight or more wins in the same season was in 2013. The Panthers’ weekend rotation combined for 27 wins - Ethan Mildren (10), Matt Wotherspoon (9) and Rhys Aldenhoven (8).


LAST TIME IT HAPPENEDBATTING

HITTING FOR THE CYCLE ................................................................................................................... Casey Roche (April 9, 2013 at Youngstown State)HITTING FOR THE CYCLE (GRAND SLAM) ....................................................................................... Casey Roche (April 9, 2013 at Youngstown State)

GRAND SLAM ............................................................................................................................................... Bennette Hill (April 30, 2013 at West Virginia)BACK-TO-BACK GAMES WITH GRAND SLAM .......................................................... Steven Shelinsky, Jr. & Elvin Soto (April 20, 2013 vs. Villanova)*

HOME RUN ......................................................................................................................................... Stephen Vranka (May 17, 2013 at No. 10 Louisville)PINCH-HIT HOME RUN ................................................................................................. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (Feb. 16, 2013 at Wichita State, 7th inning)OPENING DAY HOME RUN ................................................................................................................................... Joe Leonard (Feb. 19, 2010 at Wofford)HOME RUN IN HOME OPENER ....................................................................................................... Casey Roche (March 9, 2013 vs. Youngstown State)BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS ................................................. Sam Parente & Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (April 16, 2013 vs. Youngstown State, 1st inning)

TWO HOME RUNS IN ONE GAME (INDIVIDUAL) ............................................................................ Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (March 15, 2013 vs. Niagara)TWO HOME RUNS IN ONE GAME (TEAM) ................................................ Casey Roche & Stephen Vranka (April 17, 2013 vs. Coppin State, Game 2)THREE HOME RUNS IN ONE GAME (TEAM) .................... Sam Parente, Casey Roche & Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (April 16, 2013 vs. Youngstown State)FOUR HOME RUNS IN TWO-GAME SERIES (TEAM) ....................................... Casey Roche, Sam Parente, Steven Shelinsky, Jr. & Stephen Vranka (April 17, 2013 vs. Coppin State)*FOUR HOME RUNS IN THREE-GAME SERIES (TEAM) ................................................................ Eric Hess, Casey Roche, Elvin Soto & Boo Vazquez (April 12-14, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame)FIVE HOME RUNS IN THREE-GAME SERIES (TEAM) .................................................... David Chester (2), Zach Duggan, John Schultz & Kevan Smith (May 13-15, 2011 vs. West Virginia)

FOUR-HIT GAME ................................................................................................................................... Dylan Wolsonovich (May 4, 2013 at Georgetown)FIVE-HIT GAME ............................................................................................................................................... Boo Vazquez (May 3, 2013 at Georgetown)

10-GAME HIT STREAK ................................................................................................................................................ Stephen Vranka (May 11-25, 2013)11-GAME HIT STREAK ................................................................................................................................................. Casey Roche (March 10-27, 2013)12-GAME HIT STREAK ..................................................................................................................................... Anthony Defabio (Feb. 25-March 18, 2012)13-GAME HIT STREAK ..................................................................................................................................... Stephen Vranka (March 25-April 12, 2013)14-GAME HIT STREAK ................................................................................................................................ Boo Vazquez (May 11, 2012-March 2, 2013)#15-GAME HIT STREAK ................................................................................................................................................ David Chester (April 9-May 5, 2010)16-GAME HIT STREAK ................................................................................................................................. Sam Parente (May 12, 2012-March 3, 2013)#17-GAME HIT STREAK ................................................................................................................................................... Elvin Soto (April 30-May 25, 2013)20-GAME HIT STREAK .......................................................................................................................................................................... Kevan Smith (2010)21-GAME HIT STREAK .......................................................................................................................................................................... Kevan Smith (2009)

FIVE-RBI GAME ..................................................................................................................... Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (April 20, 2013 vs. Rutgers, Game 2)SIX-RBI GAME ............................................................................................................................................ Elvin Soto (April 20, 2013 vs. Rutgers, Game 1)SEVEN-RBI GAME ............................................................................................................................. Steven Shelinsky, Jr. (March 15, 2013 vs. Niagara)10-RBI GAME ........................................................................................................................................ Casey Roche (April 9, 2013 at Youngstown State)

THREE STEALS IN ONE GAME (INDIVIDUAL) ............................................................................... Stephen Vranka (April 9, 2013 at Youngstown State)

FIVE RUNS IN ONE GAME (INDIVIDUAL) .................................................. Stephen Vranka & Dylan Wolsonovich (April 9, 2013 at Youngstown State)

FIVE-RUN INNING .................................................................................................................................................. April 28, 2013 vs. Cincinnati (6th inning)SIX-RUN INNING ............................................................................................................................................... April 30, 2013 vs. West Virginia (4th inning)SEVEN-RUN INNING ................................................................................................................................. May 11, 2013 vs. Villanova, Game 2 (5th inning)EIGHT-RUN INNING .............................................................................................................................................. March 15, 2013 vs. Niagara (2nd inning)

10+ RUNS IN ONE GAME ........................................................................................................................................ May 22, 2013 vs. St. John’s (W, 10-2)^15+ RUNS IN ONE GAME ......................................................................................................................................... March 15, 2013 vs. Niagara (W, 17-3)20+ RUNS IN ONE GAME ................................................................................................................................ April 9, 2013 at Youngstown State (W, 24-7)25+ RUNS IN ONE GAME ...................................................................................................................................... May 7, 2008 vs. Coppin State (W, 25-5)30+ RUNS IN ONE GAME ............................................................................................................................................................... 1953 vs. I.U.P. (W, 36-6)

10+ RUNS IN TWO STRAIGHT GAMES ................................................................................................ May 11-12, 2013 vs. Villanova (W, 12-4 | W, 10-2)10+ RUNS IN THREE STRAIGHT GAMES ......................................... April 14-17, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame (W, 12-3), Youngstown State (W, 11-9) & Coppin State, Game 1 (W, 10-4 (7))10+ RUNS IN FOUR STRAIGHT GAMES ..................................... March 22-27, 2013 vs. St. John’s (W, 12-9 | W, 14-2 | W, 11-2) & Penn State (W, 10-8)10+ RUNS IN SIX STRAIGHT GAMES ................................................. March 13-20, 2010 vs. Fordham (W, 10-1 | W, 13-0 | W, 10-1), Youngstown State (W, 15-11), St. Joseph’s (W, 14-11) & La Salle (W, 20-11)

BATTED AROUND ................................................................................................................................................. May 22, 2013 vs. St. John’s (8th inning)^BATTED AROUND TWICE IN ONE GAME .............................................................................................. May 22, 2013 vs. St. John’s (2nd & 8th innings)^BATTED AROUND THREE TIMES IN ONE GAME ................................................................... April 9, 2013 at Youngstown State (6th, 8th & 9th innings)


LAST TIME IT HAPPENEDPITCHING

NO-HITTER .................................................................................................................................................... Mike Luciow (1981 vs. Robert Morris | W, 4-0)

COMPLETE GAME ........................................................................................................................... Ethan Mildren (April 12, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame)BACK-TO-BACK COMPLETE GAMES (INDIVIDUAL) .............................. Ethan Mildren (April 5, 2013 at USF & April 12, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame)THREE CONSECUTIVE COMPLETE GAMES (INDIVIDUAL) .................... Ethan Mildren (March 29, 2013 vs. Towson, Game 1, April 5, 2013 at USF & April 12, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame)COMPLETE-GAME SHUTOUT ........................................................................................... Ethan Mildren (April 12, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame | W, 4-0)SHUTOUT (TEAM) ........................................................................................................................................ April 12, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame (W, 4-0)COMBINED SHUTOUT .......................................................................................................... Ethan Mildren & Tanner Wilt (April 28, 2012 vs. Georgetown)BACK-TO-BACK SHUTOUTS (TEAM) ............................................................................................................ April 21, 2011 vs. Rutgers (W, 4-0 | W, 3-0)*THREE CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS (TEAM) .......... Feb. 24-March 1, 2002 at Maryland-Eastern Shore (W, 11-0 (5) | W, 15-0) & vs. C.W. Post (W, 2-0)

10+ CONSECUTIVE INNINGS WITHOUT EARNED RUN .............................................................. Jon Danielczyk (April 28-May 24, 2013 | 14.1 innings)15+ CONSECUTIVE INNINGS WITHOUT EARNED RUN .............................................................. Ethan Mildren (March 29-April 20, 2013 | 18.1 innings)20+ CONSECUTIVE INNINGS WITHOUT EARNED RUN ................................................................ Ethan Mildren (March 24-April 6, 2012 | 22.1 innings)40+ CONSECUTIVE INNINGS WITHOUT EARNED RUN ................................................................................................ Dave Welty (1967 | 44.2 innings)

FOUR+ INNING RELIEF APPEARANCE ............................................................................. Jon Danielczyk (May 25, 2013 at Notre Dame | 4.2 innings)^FIVE+ INNING RELIEF APPEARANCE ...................................................................... Joseph Harvey (May 24, 2013 at No. 19 Seton Hall | 5.1 innings)^SIX+ INNING RELIEF APPEARANCE ...................................................................... Jon Danielczyk (March 29, 2013 vs. Towson, Game 2 | 6.0 innings)

EIGHT STRIKEOUTS IN ONE GAME .................................................................................................... Matt Wotherspoon (March 15, 2013 vs. Niagara)NINE STRIKEOUTS IN ONE GAME ......................................................................................................... Matt Wotherspoon (May 11, 2013 vs. Villanova)10 STRIKEOUTS IN ONE GAME ............................................................................................................ Matt Wotherspoon (May 12, 2012 at Seton Hall)13 STRIKEOUTS IN ONE GAME ............................................................................................... Matt Wotherspoon (March 11, 2012 vs. Michigan State)^

POSITION PLAYER AS STARTING PITCHER .............................................................................................. Casey Roche (May 14, 2013 vs. Kent State) WIN & SAVE IN SAME DAY ....................................................................................................................... Joseph Harvey (April 27, 2013 vs. Cincinnati)*

FIVE-GAME WINNING STREAK ................................................................................................ April 19-30, 2011 (Youngstown State, Rutgers, Cincinnati)SIX-GAME WINNING STREAK ........................................................................................ April 9-17, 2013 (Youngstown State, Notre Dame, Coppin State)SEVEN-GAME WINNING STREAK ....................................................................................................................... May 3-12 (Georgetown, Ohio, Villanova)EIGHT-GAME WINNING STREAK ...................................................... May 8-22, 2003 (Chicago State, Niagara, Cleveland State, Kent State, Seton Hall)NINE-GAME WINNING STREAK ......................................................................... March 17-April 2, 2013 (Toledo, St. John’s, Penn State, Towson, Akron)10-GAME WINNING STREAK ................................................ 1965 (Norfolk N.A.S., Fort Lee, Georgetown, Syracuse, I.U.P., Wayne State, Westminster)11-GAME WINNING STREAK ......................... March 13-28, 2010 (Fordham, Youngstown State, St. Joseph’s, La Salle, Temple, Penn State, St. John’s)

CONFERENCE SERIES SWEEP AT HOME .......................................................................................................................... May 10-11, 2013 vs. VillanovaCONFERENCE SERIES SWEEP ON THE ROAD ................................................................................................................. May 3-5, 2013 at GeorgetownNONCONFERENCE SERIES SWEEP AT HOME ................................................................................................................. March 29-30, 2013 vs. TowsonNONCONFERENCE SERIES SWEEP ON THE ROAD ................................................................................................... Feb. 15-17, 2013 at Wichita State

GAME vs. NATION’S TOP-RANKED TEAM ...................................................................................................... Feb. 23, 2007 at No. 1 Vanderbilt (L, 4-3)^WIN vs. TOP-FIVE RANKED OPPONENT ...................................................................................................... April 25, 2004 at No. 4 Notre Dame (W, 8-6) GAME vs. TOP-25 RANKED OPPONENT AT HOME ............................................................................... April 14, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame (W, 12-3)WIN vs. TOP-25 RANKED OPPONENT AT HOME ................................................................................... April 14, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame (W, 12-3)GAME vs. TOP-25 RANKED OPPONENT ON THE ROAD ................................................................................ May 18, 2013 at No. 10 Louisville (L, 7-4)WIN vs. TOP-25 RANKED OPPONENT ON THE ROAD .............................................................................. April 17, 2003 at No. 13 Notre Dame (W, 5-3)GAME vs. TOP-25 RANKED OPPONENT AT NEUTRAL SITE ............................ May 24, 2013 at No. 19 Seton Hall, Big East Tournament (W, 7-6 (12))WIN vs. TOP-25 RANKED OPPONENT AT NEUTRAL SITE ................................ May 24, 2013 at No. 19 Seton Hall, Big East Tournament (W, 7-6 (12))

SERIES WIN vs. TOP-25 RANKED OPPONENT ................................................................................................. April 12-14, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre DameSERIES SWEEP vs. TOP-25 RANKED OPPONENT ........................................................................................... April 12-14, 2013 vs. No. 16 Notre Dame

Doubleheader (*)Neutral Site (^)Hit streak carried over from previous season (#)

MISCELLANEOUS

DID YOU KNOW?The 2013 Pitt baseball team was one of the most responsive offensive units in program history. Ranking seventh nationally in runs (444) and runs per game (7.5), the Panthers established a strong reputation for their potency at the plate. Furthermore, Pitt scored seven or more runs on nine occasions when coming off of a loss in a win, including five 10-plus run performances following defeats in a Panthers victory.


THIS DATE IN PITT BASEBALL HISTORY

February 2 ON THIS DATE (2010): Former #Pitt baseball standouts Peter Parise & Ben Copeland participate in the Caribbean World Series in Venezuela.

February 3ON THIS DATE (2011): @CB360updates names Kevan Smith as one of the “11 Catchers to Watch in 2011.” Smith in 2011? .397 AVG, 11 HR, 56 RBI.

February 6ON THIS DATE (2003): Brad Rea, #Pitt’s all-time leader in home runs (46), total bases (428) and RBI (198), signs with the @Pirates.

February 9ON THIS DATE (2010): #Pitt is picked to finish 6th in the Big East. Panthers finished 3rd with the most conf. wins (18) in program history.

February 13ON THIS DATE (2006): Billy Muldowney is named #Pitt’s Opening Day starter. He finished the season at 5-4 with a 3.16 ERA & 99 SO in 82.2 IP.

February 14ON THIS DATE (2003): Stuart Rykaceski goes 1-for-4 with three RBI in #Pitt’s season opener against Duke in Durham, N.C.

February 15ON THIS DATE (2013): #Pitt defeats Wichita State, 6-4, marking the first time in 35 seasons that the Shockers lost at home in February (69-1).

February 16ON THIS DATE (2007): Danny Lopez, drafted by the @Mariners in 2010, makes his debut for #Pitt in the season opener against Coastal Carolina.

February 17ON THIS DATE (2012): #Pitt scores four in the 9th to defeat Michigan, 9-8, as head coach Joe Jordano picks up win No. 400 with the Panthers.

February 18ON THIS DATE (2006): Paul Nardozzi tosses 8.2 scoreless innings and Jim Negrych hits a grand slam as #Pitt defeats Coastal Carolina, 6-0.

February 19ON THIS DATE (2011): Casey Roche earns his first career save in his #Pitt debut as the Panthers defeat Iowa, 3-2, in 11 innings.

February 20ON THIS DATE (2004): Jim Negrych hits a game-winning solo home run to lead #Pitt to a 3-2 victory over New Orleans in the season opener.

February 21ON THIS DATE (2010): Joe Leonard and Philip Konieczny each go 3-for-5 with two doubles in a game against Wofford in Spartanburg, S.C.

February 22ON THIS DATE (2009): #Pitt jumps out to a 4-0 lead against Air Force in the first and holds on for a 10-9 nonconference win at USA Stadium.

February 23ON THIS DATE (2013): Ethan Mildren (8.0 IP, 7 SO) gets the win as #Pitt defeats Wofford, 4-3, to improve to 4-0 (best start since 2002).

February 24ON THIS DATE (2008): Brian Chrisman strikes out a career-high nine batters in seven innings in his debut as #Pitt downs Virginia Tech, 12-8.

February 25ON THIS DATE (2002): #Pitt finishes a series sweep over Maryland-Eastern Shore with a 15-0 win and outscores the Hawks, 34-1, in the series.

February 26ON THIS DATE (2010): Corey Baker strikes out four and allows no walks and just two earned runs in 7.2 innings as #Pitt defeats Bradley, 3-2.

February 27ON THIS DATE (2000): #Pitt caps off a three-game series sweep of Mount St. Mary’s with a 20-6 win in the opening week of the regular season.

February 28ON THIS DATE (2010): #Pitt scores four in the ninth to take a 9-8 lead over Memphis and J.R. Leonardi gets his first career save in the win.

March 1ON THIS DATE (2002): Scott Schultz pitches a complete-game two-hit shutout and records six strikeouts as #Pitt edges C.W. Post, 2-0.

“This Date In Pitt Baseball History” is a new Twitter campaign introduced by the University of Pittsburgh Department of Athletics highlighting a day-to-day remembrance of the Panthers’ 75-year history as an established collegiate baseball program. To keep up-to-date with “This Date In Pitt Baseball History,” please follow @PittBaseballUD, the program’s media relations Twitter feed. For immediate team news coming directly from the coaching staff, please follow head coach Joe Jordano at @PITTBASEBALL.


THIS DATE IN PITT BASEBALL HISTORYMarch 2ON THIS DATE (2012): Head coach Joe Jordano becomes #Pitt’s all-time leader in wins on the same day as his 1st win with the Panthers in ‘98.

March 3ON THIS DATE (2002): #Pitt improves to 10-0-1 with a 7-5 win against Fairfield, the Panthers’ best start to open a season since 1965 (10-0)

March 4ON THIS DATE (2008): Sean Conley is named Big East Player of the Week after a 6-for-12, 10 RBI series vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore.

March 5ON THIS DATE (2010): Steven Shelinsky, Jr. records his first career hit as a pinch-hitter in his debut with #Pitt in an 18-4 win over Albany.

March 6ON THIS DATE (1996): #Pitt tallies a season-high in runs with a 19-2 win against I.U.P.

March 7ON THIS DATE (2005): #Pitt defeats La Salle, 9-7, in 11 innings with Peter Parise and Ben Copeland each recording three hits in the game.

March 8ON THIS DATE (2011): #Pitt records a season-high 17 hits (six batters with multi-hit performances) in a 12-0 win against North Carolina A&T.

March 9ON THIS DATE (2013): Boo Vazquez delivers a pinch-hit bases-clearing triple in the eight to lead #Pitt past Manhattan in a 6-5 victory.

March 10ON THIS DATE (2009): David Kaye tosses a complete-game two-hit shutout with seven strikeouts and no walks in a 6-0 win over SIU-Edwardsville.

March 11ON THIS DATE (2011): Matt Wotherspoon pitches all nine innings and strikes out a career-high 13 batters in a 3-1 win against Michigan State.

March 12ON THIS DATE (1994): #Pitt tops Evansville, 1-0, in a 12-inning nail-biter at home (longest extra-inning game played since 1991).

March 13ON THIS DATE (2007): Robert Brant tosses a complete-game shutout and ties his career high in strikeouts (12) as #Pitt blanks St. Joseph’s, 6-0.

March 14ON THIS DATE (2004): Jim Negrych wins the Hooters Home Run Derby in Homestead, Fla. following #Pitt’s 15-10 win against Manhattan.

March 15ON THIS DATE (2013): Steven Shelinsky, Jr. homers twice and drives in a career-high seven runs in #Pitt’s 17-3 win over Niagara.

March 16ON THIS DATE (2012): Matt Iannazzo surpasses Corey Baker to become #Pitt’s all-time leader in wins following a 4-2 victory over Hartford.

March 17ON THIS DATE (2010): #Pitt overcomes a nine-run deficit with a 10-run seventh inning to regain the lead and defeats Youngstown State, 15-11.

March 18ON THIS DATE (2011): #Pitt defeats Niagara, 9-6, in its first ever win at Charles L. Cost Field at the Petersen Sports Complex.

March 19ON THIS DATE (2005): #Pitt takes both games of a doubleheader against Canisius at Trees Field, scoring 22 runs on 22 hits on the day.

March 20ON THIS DATE (2011): Four #Pitt players each record three or more hits in the Panthers’ 18-9 victory over Niagara at Charles L. Cost Field.

March 21ON THIS DATE (2009): Corey Baker pitches a complete-game shutout against Cincinnati at home as #Pitt tops the Bearcats, 5-0.

March 22ON THIS DATE (1998): Joe Jordano captures his first Big East win as #Pitt’s head coach with a 5-1 victory over Georgetown.

March 23ON THIS DATE (2004): P.J. Hiser goes 4-for-6 with two home runs and five runs scored as #Pitt defeats Ohio, 15-11, in 11 innings on the road.

March 24ON THIS DATE (2013): #Pitt sweeps the defending Big East Tournament Champion (St. John’s) in three games for the 1st time in program history.


THIS DATE IN PITT BASEBALL HISTORYMarch 25ON THIS DATE (2009): #Pitt scores six in the fourth & defeats Youngstown State, 7-4, for the Panthers’ second straight come-from-behind win.

March 26ON THIS DATE (2010): Corey Baker strikes out seven in seven innings of work as #Pitt downs St. John’s 4-1, for its ninth consecutive win.

March 27ON THIS DATE (2004): #Pitt rallies for three runs in the eighth & downs Virginia Tech, 5-4, complete the doubleheader sweep of the Hokies.

March 28ON THIS DATE (2010): #Pitt extends its winning streak to 11 games (longest in program history) with a 5-3 win over St. John’s at home.

March 29ON THIS DATE (2013): #Pitt defeats Towson, 2-1, in 15 innings at Charles L. Cost Field (tied for the longest game in program history).

March 30ON THIS DATE (2005): Jim Negrych and Jeff Stevens each deliver three-run home runs as #Pitt crushes Kent State, 12-2, at Trees Field.

March 31ON THIS DATE (2007): #Pitt sweeps the defending Big East Tournament Champion (Notre Dame) in two games for the 2nd time in program history.

April 1ON THIS DATE (2012): Elvin Soto hits a go-ahead home run in the top of the 11th inning to push #Pitt past Cincinnati, 10-9.

April 2ON THIS DATE (2011): Casey Roche drives in the winning run for an 11th-inning walk-off as #Pitt takes down Notre Dame, 3-2.

April 3ON THIS DATE (2008): Sean Conley receives the Dick Kadis Award, presented to the most outstanding college student-athlete from Beaver County.

April 4ON THIS DATE (2004): Mike Scanzano knocks in the game-winning run in the 9th with an RBI-single up the middle to defeat Boston College, 7-6.

April 5ON THIS DATE (2011): Zach Duggan ties his career high in hits with a 4-for-6 game in #Pitt’s 13-5 win against Cleveland State in Avon, Ohio.

April 6ON THIS DATE (2007): Paul Nardozzi leads #Pitt with 10 strikeouts on the mound as the Panthers earn their first ever win vs. Louisville, 6-4.

April 7ON THIS DATE (1999): #Pitt extends its winning streak to four as the Panthers edge past longtime rival West Virginia in a 3-2 win at home.

April 8ON THIS DATE (2008): #Pitt pushes across the game-winning run in the 8th with an RBI-single from Nick Mullins and defeats Duquesne, 9-8.

April 9ON THIS DATE (2013): Casey Roche hits for the cycle (including a grand slam) and goes 5-for-7 with 10 RBI in a 24-7 win at Youngstown State.

April 10ON THIS DATE (2010): #Pitt secures a series win against No. 7 Louisville with a 15-5 win at Trees Field.

April 11ON THIS DATE (2012): Alex Caravella gets his first win of the season against Penn State to end the Nittany Lions’ six-game winning streak.

April 12ON THIS DATE (2010): #Pitt moves into the top-25 of the Collegiate Baseball Poll for the first time in program history with a No. 24 ranking.

April 13ON THIS DATE (2013): Boo Vazquez homers in a 4-2 victory over No. 16 Notre Dame, #Pitt’s second win of the season against a top-25 team.

April 14ON THIS DATE (2010): Joe Leonard hits for the cycle in a 5-for-5 performance with four RBI in a 21-9 win against Duquesne at Trees Field.

April 15ON THIS DATE (2013): #Pitt earns a top-25 ranking in the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Poll (No. 25) for the first time since 2010.

April 16ON THIS DATE (1994): #Pitt opens its series against Georgetown with a 15-5 win, the sixth time the Panthers scored 15 or more runs in 1994.


THIS DATE IN PITT BASEBALL HISTORYApril 17ON THIS DATE (1929): Steve Swetonic becomes the first #Pitt player to make his @MLB debut (Pittsburgh @Pirates).

April 18ON THIS DATE (2012): #Pitt downs Akron, 3-2, on a Casey Roche walk-off home run as head coach Joe Jordano picks up his 700th career victory.

April 19ON THIS DATE (2009): Chris Sedon goes 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI in a 5-4 win over Seton Hall as #Pitt completes the series sweep.

April 20ON THIS DATE (2013): Elvin Soto and Steven Shelinsky, Jr. hit grand slams in each game of #Pitt’s doubleheader sweep against Rutgers at home.

April 21ON THIS DATE (2013): Stephen Vranka hits a three-run walk-off home run in the bottom of the 9th to defeat Rutgers, 6-3.

April 22ON THIS DATE (2007): #Pitt overcomes a four-run deficit for a 6-5, come-from-behind win & series sweep of Villanova at Trees Field.

April 23ON THIS DATE (2006): #Pitt scores five runs in the second and eighth innings to defeat USF, 11-9, at Trees Field.

April 24ON THIS DATE (2010): Cory Brownsten, David Chester and Kevan Smith each homer in #Pitt’s 6-3 win over West Virginia at home.

April 25ON THIS DATE (2004): #Pitt sweeps the defending Big East Tournament Champ (No. 4 Notre Dame) in two games for the 1st time in program history.

April 26ON THIS DATE (2008): Nate Reed hurls a complete game and allows just two runs on three hits as #Pitt tops Georgetown, 9-2.

April 27ON THIS DATE (2013): Joseph Harvey collects a win and a save in the same day in a doubleheader against Cincinnati at Charles L. Cost Field.

April 28ON THIS DATE (2010): Joe Leonard is named to the week’s College Baseball Foundation National All-Star Lineup (.640, 3 HR, 12 RBI).

April 29ON THIS DATE (2009): Frank Mercurio goes 3-for-5 (4 RBI) & Kevan Smith extends his hit streak to 13 in #Pitt’s 10-0 win vs. Cleveland State.

April 30ON THIS DATE (2004): #Pitt sweeps Villanova in two games to move into first place in the Big East standings.

May 1ON THIS DATE (2007): Dan Williams delivers a game-winning two-run home run in the eighth as #Pitt defeats Akron, 5-4.

May 2ON THIS DATE (2009): #Pitt mounts a comeback win with three runs in the top of the ninth to defeat Georgetown, 6-5, in Bethesda, Md.

May 3ON THIS DATE (2006): David Cline, Sean Conley and Jimmy Mayer combine for 10 hits as #Pitt downs Cleveland State, 11-8, on the road.

May 4ON THIS DATE (2010): Head coach Joe Jordano is elected into the Metropolitan Erie Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame.

May 5ON THIS DATE (2013): #Pitt completes a series sweep against Georgetown with a 6-2 win and secures a berth in the 2013 Big East Tournament.

May 6ON THIS DATE (2003): #Pitt plays Duquesne in its first ever game at PNC Park, home of the @Pirates.

May 7ON THIS DATE (2008): #Pitt defeats Coppin State, 25-5. It was the second most runs in a game in program history (36 runs vs. I.U.P. in 1953).

May 8ON THIS DATE (2012): Stephen Vranka homers over the scoreboard in LF at Charles L. Cost Field in a win vs. Akron, his first career home run.

May 9ON THIS DATE (2007): Seth Button homers in a 2-for-3, three-RBI performance against Central Michigan as #Pitt shuts out the Chippewas, 9-0.


THIS DATE IN PITT BASEBALL HISTORYMay 10ON THIS DATE (2008): Robert Brant picks up the win in a 5-3 victory over Notre Dame to tie the conference series at one game a piece.

May 11ON THIS DATE (2012): Matt Iannazzo earns his seventh win of the season after tossing 8.2 innings against Seton Hall in a 7-4 #Pitt victory.

May 12ON THIS DATE (2013): #Pitt wins its 40th game of the season against Villanova, the most in program history (also Joe Jordano’s 750th career win).

May 13ON THIS DATE (2013): #Pitt is ranked in all five major collegiate baseball polls for the first time in program history.

May 14ON THIS DATE (2010): #Pitt scores at least 10 runs for the 19th time of the season in a 12-2 win over Cincinnati at Marge Schott Stadium.

May 15ON THIS DATE (2009): #Pitt clinches a postseason berth on the final day of the season with a walk-off win over rival West Virginia, 13-12.

May 16ON THIS DATE (2004): #Pitt uses three solo home runs (Tom Cashman, Jim Negrych, Alex Rybczak) to push past Connecticut in a 5-2 win at home.

May 17ON THIS DATE (2013): Steven Shelinsky, Jr. walks against Louisville to break the record for most walks in a single season by a #Pitt player.

May 18ON THIS DATE (2012): Ethan Mildren strikes out seven in a complete-game effort against No. 22 Louisville as #Pitt defeats the Cardinals, 8-2.

May 19ON THIS DATE (2006): #Pitt ends Georgetown’s run at a Big East Tournament berth with a 3-2, 10-inning victory over the Hoyas at Trees Field.

May 20ON THIS DATE (2010): #Pitt wins its record-18th conference game of the year as John Schultz hits a two-run walk-off home run to top USF, 8-7.

May 21ON THIS DATE (2009): Chris Sedon hits his 22nd home run of the year, breaking #Pitt’s single-season record (21) set by P.J. Hiser in 2004.

May 22ON THIS DATE (2013): Ethan Mildren defeats St. John’s in the BET to become the fifth #Pitt player in history to have 20 career wins.

May 23ON THIS DATE (2006): Jim Negrych (1st team), Billy Muldowney (2nd team) and Peter Parise (3rd team) are named 2006 All-Big East honorees.

May 24ON THIS DATE (2013): Joseph Harvey tosses 5.1 shutout innings out of the bullpen for the win as #Pitt downs Seton Hall, 7-6, in 12 innings. #BET

May 25ON THIS DATE (2013): Elvin Soto ends his collegiate career on a 17-game hit streak.

May 26ON THIS DATE (2005) #Pitt upsets top-seeded No. 23 St. John’s, 4-1, in the opening round of the 2005 Big East Tournament.

May 27ON THIS DATE (2010): Matt Iannazzo picks up his 11th win of the season as #Pitt rolls past Cincinnati, 13-4, in the Big East Tournament.

May 28ON THIS DATE (2005): #Pitt plays Notre Dame in its first Big East Championship since capturing the conference crown in 1995.

May 29ON THIS DATE (2011): Kevan Smith (.417 AVG, 4 RBI) is named to the Big East All-Tournament Team for the second year in a row.

May 30ON THIS DATE (2010): Cory Brownsten (.417 AVG, 3 RBI) and Kevan Smith (.750 AVG, 2 RBI) are named to the 2010 Big East All-Tournament Team.

May 31ON THIS DATE (2005): Former #Pitt baseball star Brant Colamarino is promoted to Triple-A by the @Athletics.

DID YOU KNOW? Steven Shelinsky, Jr. is the only Pitt player to have hit multiple grand slams (2) at Charles L. Cost Field at the Petersen Sports Complex.

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MEDIA GUIDE 2014

The 2014 Pittsburgh Panthers Baseball Media Guide was researched, written and edited by John Gonoude, Matt Haas and Ryan Sheets. Publication was by the University of Pittsburgh Department of Athletics Media Relations Office. Photographs were accessed through the University of Pittsburgh Department of Athletics archive database. Statistical information provided in part by the NCAA. Information within is for use by accredited members of the news media. Updated through January 24, 2014.

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