2010 York College Baseball Media Guide

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No Name POS B/T Ht WT CL Hometown / High School 1 Shaun Rutherford OF R/R 5-8 185 So. Levittown, N.Y./Island Trees 2 Matt Monti OF R/R 5-8 163 Sr. Easton, Pa./Easton 4 Dustin Worthman 2B L/R 5-8 155 So. Tabernacle, N.J./Seneca 5 Rick Shumway SS R/R 5-8 178 Sr. Shippensburg, Pa./Shippensburg Area 6 Jimmy King C L/R 5-8 157 Fr. Frederick, Md./Frederick 7 Rob Klinck SS R/R 5-10 190 Jr. Stanhope, N.J./Lenape Valley Regional 8 Kyle Cook 3B/RHP R/R 5-11 185 Jr. Pylesville, Md./North Harford 9 Devin Harbold OF L/R 6-1 220 Jr. York, Pa./West York 10 Jim Meehan C R/R 6-1 210 Sr. Mastic, N.Y./Eastport-South Manor Central 12 Michael Doran C R/R 5-9 170 Fr. Milford, Conn./Jonathan Law 13 CT Stanley 1B R/R 6-2 186 Jr. Timonium, Md./Calvert Hall College 14 Justin Cohen C/3B R/R 6-0 210 Fr. Severn, Md./Old Mill 15 Courtland Sullivan RHP R/R 6-3 167 Fr. Towson, Md./Loch Raven 17 Nicholas Long C R/R 6-0 226 Fr. North Wildwood, N.J./Wildwood Catholic 18 Adam Hegedus 2B R/R 5-9 158 So. Etters, Pa./Red Land 20 Steve Tretter OF/RHP R/R 6-0 196 So. Ephrata, Pa./Ephrata 21 Mike Connolly OF L/L 6-1 206 Sr. Selden, N.Y./Newfield 22 KC Beshore RHP L/R 6-2 210 So. New Cumberland, Pa./Red Land 23 Brian Lusby RHP R/R 5-11 189 Fr. Prince Frederick, Md./Huntingtown 24 Jeff Benchich RHP R/R 6-0 186 Sr. Salt Point, N.Y./Millbrook 26 Sean McCann 3B R/R 5-10 195 Jr. Smithtown, N.Y./Smithtown 27 Steve Bonitatibus 1B R/R 5-8 205 Jr. Maple Glen, Pa./Upper Dublin 28 Chris Frankenfield RHP R/R 5-11 179 Sr. Blue Bell, Pa./Wissahickon 30 Joe Doyle OF L/L 5-11 198 Jr. Stewartstown, Pa./Red Lion 31 Brian Workman RHP R/R 6-0 158 Fr. Cherry Hill, N.J./Paul VI 32 Brandon Ullom RHP R/R 5-11 169 So. South Plainfield, N.J./South Plainfield 33 Jason Christenberry RHP R/R 6-0 167 Sr. Yoe, Pa./Dallastown 34 Andy Rosenzweig RHP R/R 5-10 207 Jr. Glen Rock, Pa./Susquehannock 35 Joey Couch RHP R/R 6-1 212 Fr. Ellicott City, Md./Centennial 36 Tommy Moran RHP R/R 5-11 175 So. West Islip, N.Y./West Islip 37 Josh Kohn LHP L/L 6-0 174 Fr. Derwood, Md./Col. Zadok Magruder

HEAD COACH: Paul Saikia (#25)ASSISTANT COACH: Mike Scappa (#19)ASSISTANT COACH: Dave Ellis (#38)ASSISTANT COACH: Elwood Fake

2010 SPARTAN

BASEBALL ROSTER

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TABLE Of cONTENTS

2010 Spartan Roster......................Inside Front Cover

Table of Contents ......................................................1

Spartan Fast Facts ....................................................1

Media Information ....................................................1

2010 Season Preview ............................................2-4

2010 Player Profiles ............................................5-17

Spartan Coaching Staff ......................................18-21

2009 Spartan Statistical Review ........................22-24

Returning Player Career Statistics ....................25-26

2009 CAC Standings ..............................................27

2009 All-CAC Squads ............................................27

Spartan Baseball School Records ......................28-34

Records vs. Opponents............................................35

Spartan Baseball Hall of Famers ............................36

Jaquet Field ............................................................36

York College Overview ................Inside Back Cover

Grumbacher Center ......................Inside Back Cover

2010 Baseball Schedule ..........................Back Cover

SPARTAN fAST fAcTSLocation..............................................York, PennsylvaniaFounded ..................................................September 1787Enrollment ................................................................4,600President ......................................Dr. George W. WaldnerConference............................Capital Athletic ConferenceAffiliation ..........................................NCAA Division IIINickname ............................................................SpartansColors ..........................................Kelly Green and WhiteField ..............................................................Jaquet Field Capacity................................................................2,500Athletic Director..........................................Sean Sullivan Alma Mater ..................Univ. of California-Santa CruzAssociate A.D. ............................................Betsy Witman Alma Mater ........................James Madison UniversityAssociate A.D. ................................................Paul Saikia Alma Mater ......................Southern Illinois UniversitySports Information Dir. ..................................Scott Guise Alma Mater ................Bowling Green State UniversityHead Athletic Trainer ....................................Nate Cooke Alma Mater ........................................Messiah CollegeAsst. Athletic Trainer ................................Allison Kunkel Alma Mater ..............................................Pitt-BradfordHead Baseball Coach ......................................Paul Saikia Alma Mater ......................Southern Illinois UniversityAsst. Baseball Coach....................................Mike Scappa Alma Mater ..............................................York CollegeAsst. Baseball Coach ........................................Dave Ellis Alma Mater ..............................................York CollegeAsst. Baseball Coach....................................Elwood Fake Alma Mater......................................Temple UniversityAthletic Phone ..........................................(717) 815-6819Baseball Phone ........................................(717) 815-1245Paul Saikia Email [email protected] Phone ................................................(717) 815-1394SID Fax ....................................................(717) 849-1642

mEdiA iNfORmATiON• The York College Sports Information Office requests that any media interested in covering a Spartan baseball game please contact the

Sports Information Office prior to game day so that proper materials can be prepared for that media member.• Requests for permission to broadcast must be made at least two weeks prior to the game. The visiting teams will be allowed to

broadcast as long as there is a reciprocal agreement allowing Spartan radio to broadcast when York is on the road.• Postgame interviews will be arranged through the respective Sports Information Directors. If a visiting SID is not present, a

representative from York College will arrange the visitor’s interviews. The Spartan players will be available ten minutes after the gameand can be interviewed on the field or outside the locker room.

• Interviews with players or coaches should be arranged through the Sports Information Office. Please allow 24 hours to arrange the interviews. The arrangements will be made for in-person and telephone interviews at a time that is agreeable to both the reporter and athlete. Head coach Paul Saikia is best reached during the mornings. The Sports Information Office phone number is (717) 815-1394.

The 2010 Baseball media guide

produced by Scott Guise, York College Sports

Information Director. Player profiles written by

Zach Clabaugh, Sports Information Student

Assistant. Photography by Scott Guise.

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The York College baseball squad begins 2010 like it does mostseasons: high expectations and a great enthusiasm for the upcomingcampaign. York head coach Paul Saikia enters his 23rd campaign atthe helm of the Spartans coming off a 28-win season and an NCAATournament berth.

Saikia welcomes back seven everyday starters and a majority ofhis pitching staff as the Spartans are geared up to compete for theCapital Athletic Conference championship. That championship car-ries a new benefit this year as the conference now owns an NCAATournament automatic bid for the first time in conference history.

The Spartans have a number of versatile players that provideSaikia with the ability to mix and match lineups. It also gives theSpartan mentor exceptional depth for 2010.

INFIELD

The Spartans have experience all over the infield as all fourstarters return. Shortstop Rob Klinck begins his third year as a starterwhile Kyle Cook settles in at third base. Dustin Worthman will holddown second base while CT Stanley begins his second season as theSpartans’ starting first sacker. Senior Rick Shumway will also play abig role in the infield as he can fill in at second, third and short depending on the Spartans’ needs.

Klinck hit .312 with 38 runs scored, 19 RBI, 10 doubles, fourtriples and a pair of home runs last season. He is a steady shortstopwith a good arm and range. Klinck is one of the most experiencedSpartans with over 300 at-bats in his career. He will likely hit in thelower third of the lineup and gives that part of the order some runproduction potential.

Cook blossomed as a sophomore, hitting .376 with 37 runs scored,17 RBI, and seven doubles before having his season end early with awrist injury in the NC Wesleyan game. He will hit in the heart of thelineup as he provides York with the ability to be a key run producer.Cook will also hold down a spot in the Spartan pitching rotation.

Worthman played in 34 games as a freshman with time split between the designated hitter role and second base. He will take overfull time at second in 2010 and hit at the top of the lineup. He hit ablistering .448 in 96 at-bats with 25 runs scored, three doubles, atriple, and 14 RBI. He had a .500 on-base percentage while he alsostole nine bases. Worthman has improved defensively and is a hard-nosed player who brings toughness to the Spartan squad.

Stanley had a very productive sophomore year as he hit .291 witha team-high nine home runs. He drove in 38 with 29 runs scored and14 doubles. He has refined his approach at the plate that should provide him the ability to hit for a higher average without losing hispower. Stanley started 43 games and owned a .394 on-base percent-age. He is slated to hit in the four hole and will have a chance to be abig run producer for the Green and White. Stanley has also become avery reliable first baseman, giving his fellow infielders a big, athletictarget at first base.

Shumway comes to York from Division II Shippensburg where hewas a dynamic offensive player for the Red Raiders. In 2008,Shumway hit .380 with 52 runs scored, 10 doubles, five triples, and a

2010 Spartan Baseball Preview

#2 Matt Monti

#8 Kyle Cook

#13 CT Stanley

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home run. He drove in 39 runs in addition to stealing21 bases. He is a very versatile infielder that will getplaying time at various positions in addition to gettingat-bats as the designated hitter.

“I like our infield a lot,” says Saikia. “We have ex-perience at every position, both in starting roles and indepth. I would not expect us to be flashy, but I do feelwe are solid and steady. I think some of our infieldershave grown a lot as leaders on our team as well. Thatbrings stability to a team that I think is very valuable.”

Junior Sean McCann provides depth at both cornerpositions while Adam Hegedus is a backup at secondfor the Green and White. Steve Bonitatibus also pro-vides depth for the Green and White at first base.

OUTFIELD

The Spartan outfield brings a good mix of players,as York must replace their lone lost starter in gradu-ated centerfielder Ryan Poff. Senior Matt Montimoves from third base to centerfield where he made asmooth adjustment during the fall season. Monti is agreat athlete with exceptional speed that can coverground in center. He hit .341 with 27 runs scored, 38RBI, 11 doubles, two triples, and a pair of home runsin 2009. He stole a team-high 13 bases and will likelyhit in the two spot for the Green and White.

Monti will be flanked in leftfield by senior MikeConnolly and in right by Joe Doyle. Connolly beginshis final year in the Green and White as a four-yearstarter. He hit .320 with 35 runs scored, 31 RBI, 12doubles, and three home runs. He drew 20 walks in2009 as he had a .400 on-base percentage. Connolly isin tremendous shape and will have the opportunity tofinish among the all-time Spartan offensive leaderswith a good season. Connolly has made strides as adefensive player as he boasts an accurate arm in leftfield. The left-handed hitting Connolly will hit in either the third or fifth hole depending on match ups.

Doyle played in 39 games last year and respondedby hitting .319 with 15 runs scored, 15 RBI, 10 dou-bles and a home run. He should flourish with extendedat-bats, as he is an outstanding athlete. Doyle is atough, competitive player who will likely see most ofhis plate appearances come from the lower half of theSpartan order.

Sophomore Steve Tretter provides Saikia with agreat option at any of the three outfield slots. He is agifted athlete that can really run and throw. He is anaggressive hitter who also could see time out of thebullpen. Junior Devin Harbold provides depth in rightand left field while junior Shaun Rutherford also playsin left for York.

“Like the infield we have veteran depth at everyspot. Monti is new to his position, but I feel he is ad-justing well,” states Saikia. “All in all I think we havea good talent and experience in the outfield – physicalplayers with some versatility.

PITCHING STAFF

The York pitching staff is headlined by senior aceJason Christenberry. The right-hander is coming off an8-3 year as he owned a 3.75 ERA in a team-high 84innings. Christenberry struck out 60 as opponents hit.260 against him. He made 14 starts while he alsoearned one save out of the pen for York. Christenberryis an aggressive pitcher that works quickly and chal-lenges hitters. He has worked on improving his changeup, giving him another weapon to attack his opponents.

Junior Andy Rosenzweig returns as York’s numbertwo starter after posting six wins as a sophomore.Rosenzweig made 13 starts and threw 66.2 innings. Hehas four quality pitches which he can throw consis-tently for strikes. Rosenzweig is a battler that givesYork experience near the top of the rotation.

Cook is slated to hold down a spot in the rotationwhile senior Chris Frankenfield moves to the rotationafter spending most of last year throwing out of thepen. Cook earned three wins and five saves last year.Cook spent most of last year doing his pitching as thecloser but this year he slides into the rotation. There isa possibility of him moving back into the closer role ifneeded by Saikia.

Frankenfield had a great junior year as he went 3-2with a 3.09 ERA in 46.2 innings. He is a competitiveand intelligent pitcher who battles and doesn’t beathimself with walks. Frankenfield made 18 appear-ances with five starts late in the year as he providesYork with another experienced arm in the rotation.

#4 Dustin Worthman

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Saikia has a group of four right-handers who providehim spot starters or long bullpen relievers. Sopho-mores K.C. Beshore and Tom Moran join freshmenBrian Lusby and Joey Couch as candidates for joiningthe rotation. Beshore went 4-1 in 16 appearances andsix starts last year while Moran made six appearanceslast year. Lusby is a promising first-year Spartan thatcould make an impact as a freshman. Couch is a hardthrower that also has the ability to impact the York for-tunes.

The Spartans have a core of six pitchers that willlikely pitch exclusively out of the bullpen. Senior JeffBenchich and sophomore Brandon Ullom will bejoined by the freshmen foursome of Tretter, CourtlandSullivan, Brian Workman, and Josh Kohn in the pen.Benchich tossed 16.1 innings last year and will becounted on to provide leadership at the back end of thepen. Ullom threw limited innings as a freshman buthas worked hard to make himself into a factor forYork. Tretter, Sullivan, and Workman are three right-handers that will get chances to contribute from thepen. Kohn is the lone lefty on the Spartan staff in2010.

“As the team is in most aspects, we have a testedcore on the mound,” comments Saikia. “We should beable to start every game with a pitcher we feel canprovide the team a good chance to win. We have somegifted young pitchers as well—getting a little bit outof each of them will be the difference in whether wehave legitimate depth or not. I view them as our wildcard. No pun intended.”

CATCHING

The Spartans are in good hands behind the dish.Senior Jim Meehan comes back as the starter for theGreen and White. Meehan is an outstanding defensivecatcher who blossomed as the starter last year. Meehanhit .268 with 13 RBI and 10 runs scored but the coach-ing staff expects him to improve after a good fall cam-paign that saw him hit the ball with authority all overthe field. Four freshmen provide Meehan with capableback up. Justin Cohen is on track to be Meehan’s mainunderstudy. Cohen is a vocal, aggressive player whocould also get some designated hitter at-bats through-out the season. Nicholas Long, Jimmy King, andMichael Doran give the coaching staff an outstandingcore of young and talented catchers that provide Yorkwith a bright future behind the plate.

“We have an unusual assembly of catchers this year- a senior with a ton of experience and group of fresh-

men who are talented but certainly still in the develop-ment stage. My goal this year is to get as much as wecan from Jimmy and then look for every opportunitywe can to get the freshmen some experience,” statesthe Spartan mentor.

Saikia is excited to get out on the field with histeam.

“I think we have a chance to be a serious contenderin the CAC and the South Region. We scratched andclawed our way through last season. Hopefully our returners can feed on that experience and play a yearmore matured. I’m curious to see what we can getfrom some of our younger guys. If our veterans playlike veterans and we get a reasonable contributionfrom our bench, we could be pretty good,” remarksSaikia.

Much like all Spartan baseball seasons, the Greenand White face a tough regular season slate in prepara-tion for the CAC Tournament and NCAA Tournamentplay.

“The CAC gaining an AQ will definitely raise theintensity level of our conference season and tourna-ment. Not to say that it was ever lacking, but it’s goingto be an all-out war now. Every game we play thisyear will be counted by the NCAA as a regional game,so there really is no letup. It’s going to be a long, hardbattle,” says Saikia.

The Spartans open their 2010 schedule on February26 when they travel to Atlanta, Georgia to participatein the Emory University Rawlings Southern Classic.York plays four games in the tournament before play-ing at Randolph-Macon on March 2 on the way homefrom Atlanta. The Spartans are scheduled to open theirhome season on March 5 against Mary Washington.

#34 AndyRosenzweig

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Dustin Worthman enters his second year in the Spartan Green andWhite looking to be a threat to the opposing pitchers in 2010.Worthman who played in 34 games, in which he started 21 in hisfirst collegiate season, hit .453 with nine stolen bases and is a spec-tacular table setter as he had an on-base percentage of .505. He hasworked hard defensively as he strives to be a complete player forthe Spartans. Worthman likely see most of his at-bats come at ornear the top of the York lineup. Worthman is a secondary education-math major and the son of Charlie and Linda Worthman.

#4 dUSTiN WORTHmANSEcONd BASESOPHOmORE

TABERNAcLE, NJSENEcA

2010 SPARTAN PLAYER PROfiLES

Matt Monti begins his final season in the Green and White in a newposition for the Spartans. Monti was York’s third baseman last yearbut will patrol centerfield after the graduation of Ryan Poff. Themove allows Monti to utilize his outstanding athletic ability. He hasa strong arm and great range as he adapted well to the positionchange in the fall. In 2009, Monti started in 39 games, hitting .341with 38 RBI, 13 stolen bases, and two home runs. Monti is the sonof Ken and Christine Monti and is a sport management major.

#2 mATT mONTiOUTfiELd

SENiOR

EASTON, PA

EASTON

Shaun Rutherford begins his sophomore year in the Green andWhite looking to forge his way into the Spartan lineup after seeinglimited time as a freshman. Rutherford played in seven games inwhich he hit .400, with two hits, and an RBI in 2009. He has shownexcellent potential in the outfield while he has quick hands at theplate. A solid, strong athlete, Rutherford is a steady player whocould work to earn at-bats as the season progresses. Rutherford isthe son of Robert and Lynn Rutherford and is a sport managementmajor.

#1 SHAUN RUTHERfORdOUTfiELd

SOPHOmORE

LEViTTOWN, NY

iSLANd TREES

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Rob Klinck enters his junior year in the Spartan Green and White as avery experienced player. Klinck has nearly 300 career at-bats in 77starts. He hit .312 with 19 RBI, 10 doubles, four triples, and two homeruns. Klinck drew 19 walks and owned a .385 on-base percentage. He isa very steady player who will see most of his time at shortstop in 2010while he will likely hit in the middle to lower third of the Spartan lineup.Klinck has steady hands, a good arm, and the ability to make the routineplays for the Spartans at short. Klinck is the son of Bob and LaurieKlinck and is a secondary education-social studies major.

#7 ROB KLiNcKSHORTSTOP

JUNiOR

STANHOPE, NJ

LENAPE VALLEY REGiONAL


Jimmy King begins his initial collegiate season looking to compete

for playing time as catcher for the Green and White. King, a native

of Frederick, Maryland, is a highly competitive athlete that has

bright future for the Spartan program. He is a left-handed hitter that

has shown flashes of potential during the fall season. King is the

son of Bob and Sandy King and is an undeclared major.

#6 JimmY KiNGcATcHER

fRESHmAN

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fREdERicK

Rick Shumway joins the Spartan as a senior after transferring intothe York program. Shumway is a talented player that could bringvalue all the way around the infield. Shumway hit .301 in which heplayed in 46 games as a collegiate junior. Shumway added 43 hits,21 RBI, two home runs, and six stolen bases during his successful2008 season. Shumway could see significant time in the infield orget at-bats as the designated hitter for the Spartans. He is a playerwith significant offensive abilities and soft hands defensively.Shumway is the son of Richard and Beverly Shumway and is anaccounting major.

#5 RicK SHUmWAYiNfiELd

SENiOR

SHiPPENSBURG, PA

SHiPPENSBURG AREA

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Meehan enters his final year in the Green and White as an on-field leaderof the Spartans from his position behind the plate. Meehan blossomedlast year in his first full year as the Spartan starter. He is an excellent de-fensive catcher with a very good arm which should put the program in aexcellent spot behind the dish. Meehan worked very hard this fall on hisoffensive game adding some power that should make him a dangeroushitter in the eight hole of the Spartan lineup. Offensively, Meehan hit.268 in 71 at-bats last year, numbers the coaching staff expects to im-prove in 2010. Meehan is the son of Jim and Marlene Meehan and is abusiness administration major.

#10 Jim mEEHANcATcHERSENiOR

mASTic, NYEASTPORT-SOUTH mANOR cENTRAL


Devin Harbold begins his third year in the Green and White looking to forge his way into the Spartan lineup after seeing limitedtime in his two years on the team. Harbold is a gifted athlete as hepossesses speed, strength, and a good arm. Harbold has started innine of his 26 career games. He has recorded 10 RBI with a slugging percentage of .467 for his career. Harbold has the abilityto see at-bats from both the outfield and as a designated hitter. Harbold is an information systems major and the son of Larry Har-bold and Kristina Stough.

#9 dEViN HARBOLdOUTfiELd

JUNiOR

YORK, PA

WEST YORK

Kyle Cook is another seasoned veteran on the Spartan squad as hereturns for his third year in the Green and White. Cook started in34 games last year for the Spartans hitting .376 with 37 runsscored, 17 RBI and an on-base percentage of .420. Cook has alsohelped the Spartans on the mound as he made 17 appearances andone start in 2009. He recorded five saves in 31 innings pitched ashe struck out 36. Cook will play third base, hit in the heart of thelineup while also seeing time on the mound in 2010. Cook is theson of Bob and Robin Cook and is a marketing major.

#8 KYLE cOOKTHiRd BASE / RHP

JUNiOR

PYLESViLLE, md

NORTH HARfORd

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Justin Cohen joins the Spartan program from Old Mill High in Sev-ern, Maryland. A very vocal, aggressive, versatile athlete, Cohenshould see split time behind the plate as well seeing some at-bats asthe designated hitter. Behind the plate, he will likely be the topbackup to starter Jim Meehan as he is the most advanced of thefreshman catchers. At the plate, he brings great potential to theSpartan lineup with an aggressive aproach to each at-bat. Cohen isthe son of Kiz Cohen and is a finance major.

#14 JUSTiN cOHENcATcHER / THiRd BASE

fRESHmAN

SEVERN, md

OLd miLL


C.T. Stanley begins his junior campaign as a cornerstone of theSpartan lineup in 2010. Stanley, who will bat cleanup in the Spartan order, has made dramatic strides as a defensive first base-man. Stanley started in all 43 games last year and hit nine homeruns last year. Stanely hopes to improve his .291 batting averagewith a refined approach that should see his average improve with-out a drop-off in power. Defensively, he is a big target for his fel-low infielders as he has soft hands and good footwork. Stanley is abusiness administration major and the son of Ken Stanley andGlori Brennan.

#13 c.T. STANLEYfiRST BASE

JUNiOR

TimONiUm, md

cALVERT HALL cOLLEGE

Michael Doran looks to begin his collegiate career in the Green andWhite in 2010. Doran comes to the York College program fromMilford, CT where he attended Jonathan Law High School. Doranis a solid fundemental catcher with a strong arm. He puts himselfin the proper position behind the plate and is a very hard workerfor York. Doran has been making the offensive adjustment to thecollegiate game and the coaching staff has been pleased with hisprogress. Doran is the son of Michael Doran and is a historymajor.

#12 micHAEL dORANcATcHER

fRESHmAN

miLfORd, cT

JONATHAN LAW

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Adam Hegedus begins his sophmore year in the Green and Whitelooking to forge his way into the Spartan lineup after seeing limitedtime as a freshman. The Spartan coaching staff has decided to moveHegedus to second base where they feel he is better suited for hisability. Hegedus showed potential last year, proving that he is asolid line-drive hitter which he may showcase from the DH positionas well. He had three RBI and four hits as a freshman with an on-base percentage of .467. Hegedus is a business administration majorand the son of Patricia Hegedus.

#18 AdAm HEGEdUSSEcONd BASESOPHOmORE

ETTERS, PAREd LANd


Nicholas Long comes to the Spartan program from North Wild-wood, New Jersey. Long is a very talented player that could havethe opportunity to contribute to the program as a freshman. Longhas excellent overall tools, both offensively and defensively. Be-hind the plate, Long is a good receiver with an understanding of thegame while he also throws well. At the plate, Long is an excellenthitter with the ability to hit for a good average. Long is the son ofDoug and Regina Long and is an accounting major.

#17 NicHOLAS LONGcATcHER

fRESHmAN

NORTH WiLdWOOd, NJ

WiLdWOOd cATHOLic

Courtland Sullivan comes to York College from Loch Raven HighSchool in Towson, Maryland. Sullivan, who is rehabbing from asummer labrum surgery, hopes to earn some innings from thebullpen once he is fully recovered from his procedure. Sullivan hasgood physical potential and should be a good fit for the Spartans onthe mound. Sullivan is the son of Steve and Marcy Sullivan and is asports management major.

#15 cOURTLANd SULLiVANPiTcHER

fRESHmAN

TOWSON, md

LOcH RAVEN

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Mike Connolly enters his final season in the Spartan Green andWhite in the best physical shape of his career. Connolly will hit inthe middle of the Spartan order in 2010 and will play left whilealso getting at-bats as the designated hitter. He is a line drive hitterthan can spray the ball all over the yard. For his career, he has hit.346 in 128 games with 463 at bats, 160 hits, 28 doubles, 7 home-runs, 76 RBI, and an on base percentage of .451. Connolly is a sec-ondary education-social studies major and is the son of Frank andRuth Connolly.

#21 miKE cONNOLLYOUTfiELd

SENiOR

SELdEN, NY

NEWfiELd

Steve Tretter begins his initial Spartan season looking to push forplaying time in the outfield as well as from the bullpen. Trettertransferred to the Spartan program as a sophomore as he playedhigh school baseball for former Spartan Eric Martin. He is a goodathlete who can run and hit and will likely work himself into theYork lineup. Tretter can play all three outfield spots in addition tobringing experience to the mound. He is an aggressive hitter thathits to all fields with power. Tretter is an accounting major and theson of Doug and Kathy Tretter.

#20 STEVE TRETTEROUTfiELd / RHP

SOPHOmORE

EPHRATA, PA

EPHRATA

Jason Christenberry deliversa pitch in the nCAA Tournament game vs. nC Wesleyan

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Brian Lusby comes to the Spartan Program from HuntingtownHigh School in Prince Frederick, Maryland. The right hander hasthe potential to be a major factor for the Spartans in 2010. Lusby isprojected to see time in the bullpen with the potential of drawingsome spot starts for the Green and White during the season. Lusbyhas good command of his four pitches as he works down consis-tently. Lusby is a sport management major and the son of Jim andLori Lusby.

#23 BRiAN LUSBYPiTcHER

fRESHmAN

PRiNcE fREdERicK, md

HUNTiNGTOWN

KC Beshore enters his second season doning the Green and Whitein which he gained six starts as a freshman. Beshore has three qual-ity pitches that will be used as he sees time in the bullpen as well asthe starting rotation in 2010. Beshore has a good mound presenceand doesn’t get rattled by difficult situations. He went 4-1 with a4.98 ERA in his freshman campaign in 34.1 innings and 22 totalstrikeouts. Beshore is a finance major and is the son of Jed and SueBeshore.

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SOPHOmORE

NEW cUmBERLANd, PA

REd LANd

Senior catcherJim Meehan

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Steve Bonitatibus enters his third season as a member of the Spar-tan infield. He earned his spot on the squad after making it as awalk-on in 2008. He has played in three games in his collegiate ca-reer in which he has notched two hits and a RBI in a pair of at-bats.He is a hard worker that brings a very positive attitude to the Spar-tan squad. Bonitatibus is the son of Gary and Karen Bonitatibusand is a sport management major.

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JUNiOR

mAPLE GLEN, PA

UPPER dUBLiN

Jeff Benchich enters his final year in the Green and White with ex-perience from the bullpen. Benchich, the nephew of former Spartanstandout Jon Benchich, is a competitive right-handed pitcher thatthrows a very heavy ball, getting a high rate of ground balls.Benchich is slated to see most of his innings toward the back endof the bullpen. Benchich has good mound presence and composureas he struck out 12 in 16.1 innings of work last year. Benchich is abusiness administration major and is the son of Jeff Benchich andCarol Sapienza.

Sean McCann enters his second season with the Green and White ashe looks to work his way into the Spartan lineup. McCann providesthe Spartans with outstanding depth at both first and third base andcould see time at both positions this season. An aggressive player,McCann had six hits, three RBI and a slugging percentage of .818in 11 at bats in his 2009 campaign. He is a player that has workedhard to refine his approach at the plate as the coaches are happywith his progress. McCann is the son of Linda McCann and is amarketing major.

#26 SEAN mccANNfiRST/THiRd BASEJUNiOR

SmiTHTOWN, NYSmiTHTOWN

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SENiOR

SALT POiNT, NY

miLLBROOK

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Joe Doyle enters his junior year as an outfielder with considerablegame experience. Doyle played in 39 games in the 2009 season inwhich he started 25 while hitting a .319 with 30 hits, 15 RBI, and ahome run. Doyle has proven to the Spartan program that he is ahard-nosed competitor and one of the best athletes on the Spartansquad. He is a versatile outfielder that can play all three outfieldspots. Doyle will likely see himself batting in the number six posi-tion as he has potential to hit for both power and average. Doyle isthe son of Pat and Arlene Doyle and is a criminal justice major.

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JUNiOR

STEWARTSTOWN, PA

REd LiON

Chris Frankenfield begins his final year in the Spartan Green andWhite as a key member of the Spartan pitching staff. Frankenfieldemerged last year with five key starts in which he went 3-2 with a3.09 ERA. Frankenfield is a smart and dependable pitcher, as hehas logged 82.2 inning in his career. He blossomed last year as hecame out of the pen before sliding into the rotation late in the sea-son. He does an outstanding job of mixing speeds and keeping op-ponents off balance. Frankenfield is a business administrationmajor and the son of Mark and Sharon Frankenfield.

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SENiOR

BLUE BELL, PA

WiSSAHicKON


Senior pitcherChris frankenfield

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Jason Christenberry begins his final season in the Spartan Greenand White with an impressive resume through the first three yearsof his career. Christenberry ended last season with an 8-3 recordwith a 3.75 ERA in which he pitched 84 innings. For his career,Christenberry has struck out a total of 145 batters, pitched 218 in-nings, made 42 appearances in which he had two saves and an over-all record of 16-10. Christenberry is a very competitive pitcher thatchallenges hitters with his outstanding fastball and array of breakingpitches. Christenberry is an accounting major and is the son of Joeyand Cindy Christenberry.

#33 JASON cHRiSTENBERRYPiTcHERSENiOR

YOE, PAdALLASTOWN


Brandon Ullom enters his second season as a member of the Spar-tan bullpen. Ullom gained experience in his freshman campaign ashe made eight appearances pitching for a total of 12.2 innings.Ullom has the potential to be an impact pitcher for the Spartans.He is tough for his opponents to pick up with a low arm slot. Hefeatures a good fastball and a rapidly developing changeup. Ullomhopes to improve his numbers from last year and help the Spartansout of the pen this year. Ullom is the son of Kurt and Carol Ullomand is a criminal justice major.

#32 BRANdON ULLOmPiTcHER

SOPHOmORE

SOUTH PLAiNfiELd, NJ

SOUTH PLAiNfiELd

Brian Workman begins his first year in the Green and White as hecomes to York from Cherry Hill, New Jersey where he attendedPaul VI High School. Workman will likely see his time from thebullpen in his 2010 campaign. Workman has good command of hispitches as he consistently works down in the zone. He has potentialas he can get much stronger which could make him a significantfactor for York as his career progresses. Workman is the son of Jimand Susan Workman and is a marketing major.

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fRESHmAN

cHERRY HiLL, NJ

PAUL Vi

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#35 JOEY cOUcHPiTcHER

fRESHmAN

ELLicOTT ciTY, md

cENTENNiAL

Andy Rosenzweig enters his junior year as a key member of theSpartan rotation. He made 13 starts and 15 appearances last year ashe won six games in his 66.2 innings of work. Rosenzweig is afour-pitch pitcher as he can spot any of the four for strikes. He doesa great job working out of trouble and is very composed on themound. He is slated to hold down the number two spot in the Spar-tan rotation in 2010. Rosenzweig is the son of Steve and KellyRosenzweig and is an accounting major.

#34 ANdY ROSENzWEiGPiTcHER

JUNiOR

GLEN ROcK, PA

SUSQUEHANNOcK

Joey Couch enters his first year in the Spartan program looking towork hard and make the adjustment to the collegiate game. Couchis a talented right-handed pitcher that is a hard thrower and is con-tinuing to refine his off-speed pitches as he strives to be a completepitcher. He has shown the coaching staff that he has good moundpresence and should provide the Spartan pitching staff with theability to throw out of the pen. Couch is an accounting major andthe son of Michael and Barbara Couch.

Senior catcher Jim Meehan (l) and juniorpitcher Andy Rosenzweig

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#37 JOSH KOHNPiTcHER

fRESHmAN

dERWOOd, md

mAGRUdER

Josh Kohn comes to York College from Derwood, Maryland. Kohn

is a talented left-handed pitcher that will have the opportunity to

prove himself by pitching from the bullpen in his freshman cam-

paign. Kohn has impressed the coaching staff and team as a hard

worker that owns a drive and determination. Kohn is the son of

Lynette Kohn and is an entrepreneurship major.

Tommy Moran enters his second year as an improved pitcher forthe Spartans. Moran saw limited time as a freshman, throwing just9.1 innings in 2009. Moran has matured since last season and couldbe a significant go-to guy in the 2010 season when called from thebullpen. Moran uses his fastball as well as a breaking ball that en-ables him to challenge opponents and get strikeouts. He did record12 punchouts in his limited innings on the hill. Moran is a businessadministration major and is the son of Barry and Mary Jane Moran.

#36 TOm mORANPiTcHER

SOPHOmORE

WEST iSLiP, N.Y.

WEST iSLiP

2010 SpARTAn CoAChing STAff

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SPARTAN cOAcHiNG STAff

HEAd cOAcH

PAUL SAiKiA

23Rd SEASON (476-349-4)

Paul Saikia enters his 23rd year as head baseball coach at York College of Pennsyl-vania. He has elevated the Spartan program to one of the most respected in the region,if not the nation. Saikia has led his Spartans to three Capital Athletic Conference championshipsduring his tenure at York. The Spartans have also made eight NCAA Tournament appearances under the guidance of Saikia. In 1991, the Spartans won the Capital Athletic Conference championship and madetheir first trip to the NCAA in eight years. As the number one seed in the Mid-Atlanticregion, York finished the campaign with a then school record 28 wins in 39 games. Saikia’s 1992 squad earned another trip to the NCAA tournament with a 27 winseason while the skipper earned Capital Athletic Conference Coach-of-the-Year honors. After a two-year absence, the Spartans returnedto the NCAA Tournament in both 1995 and 1996.The 1996 season also included York’s second Capital Athletic Conference championship andSaikia’s second Coach-of-the-Year selection. TheSpartans captured their third CAC championshipin 1999 and Saikia earned his third conferenceCoach-of-the-Year award. The 2002 season saw the Spartans reach newheights as they recorded a school-record 34 winsen route to a second-place finish in the Winston-Salem Regional. The Spartans finished the cam-paign ranked 16th in the nation, the highest finishever for a Spartan squad. The Spartans made theirsixth NCAA Tournament appearance underSaikia’s guidance in 2004. Saikia picked up his 400th career win on March7, 2006, when the Spartans defeated Dickinson

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College 14-1. He now ownsa career record of 476-349-4. In 2007, the Spartansmade another NCAA Tour-nament appearance as theGreen and White accumu-lated 32 wins for the season. After a subpar 2008 campaign, the Spartans rebounded with a 28-wincampaign which earnedthem an eighth trip to theNCAA Tournament. Saikia, his assistants, and his players continue to put a wealth of energy into York’swell-respected program. An obvious area of attention is the Spartans’ home, JaquetField, which was renovated after the 2001 season, making it one of the finest facilities on the East Coast. Saikia is a native of Chicago, Illinois. In 1985, he graduated from Southern IllinoisUniversity where he earned his bachelor of arts degree while pitching for the“Salukis” on a baseball scholarship. Saikia also serves as an associate athletic director at YCP, a position he assumed inJuly of 2001. Saikia resides in York with his wife, Kandi.

ASSiSTANT cOAcH

ELWOOdfAKE23Rd SEASON

Woody Fake enters his 23rd season with the Spartans in 2010. Coach Fake coordi-nates the Spartans’ recruiting efforts, acts as the official scorer at Jaquet Field, andhandles contact with professional scouts. Fake received his bachelor’s degree from Millersville University in 1958 and hismaster’s degree from Temple in 1962. He spent 30 years as an elementary schoolteacher before retiring. He makes his home in York. Fake is an avid Spartan basketball fan as he can be spotted at a number of Spartansporting events throughout the year.


THE SPARTANS EARNEd A TRiP TO THE 2009THE SPARTANS EARNEd A TRiP TO THE 2009NcAA diViSiON iii SALiSBURY REGiONALNcAA diViSiON iii SALiSBURY REGiONAL

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ASSiSTANT cOAcH

miKE ScAPPA13th SEASON

Mike Scappa enters his 13th season as an assistant coach and his 17th as a partof the York College Spartan baseball program. Scappa was a four-year starter as aswitch-hitting catcher from 1995-1998. Scappa coaches first base while workingclosely with the team’s hitters and catchers.

Scappa has accumulated a wealth of baseball knowledge during his playing career that included high school baseball attradition-filled Gloucester Catholic High School in southern New Jersey. He played summer ball for the Brooklawn Ameri-can Legion that is perennially considered one of the best in the nation. While wearing the Green and White of York College, Scappa accomplished as much as any team leader in program his-tory. A two-time captain of the team, Scappa hit for a career average of .305 and was twice named to the All-CAC squad.He made two trips to the NCAA Tournament and won one CAC championship. Scappa graduated from York College in 1998 with his bachelor’s degree in history. He earned his master’s degree in edu-cational leadership from York College in 2007. Scappa resides in York with his wife, Heather, and their son, Carter.

ASSiSTANT cOAcH

dAVEELLiS1ST SEASON Dave Ellis returns to the Spartan program as he joins the coaching staff after astellar four year career. Ellis’ name is all over the Spartan record book after pitch-ing for the Green and White. He ranks second all time in career wins (25), fifth in

appearances (46), third in strikeouts (173), and second in innings pitched (253.2). He also ranks among single season lead-ers as he twice won eight games in a season, matching the third best season all-time. He also threw one of York’s nine no-hitters as he completed the feat on May 10, 2003, at Pitt-Bradford. Ellis struck out nine in his gem. Ellis brings a determined work ethic to the Spartan staff. He will be responsible for working with the pitching staff, aidingin recruiting and managing all aspects of the Spartans’ strength and conditioning efforts. Ellis is a certified strength and conditioning professional as he holds an ISSA certification. He resides in York.

STUdENT mANAGER

mATT fUcALORO1ST SEASON

2009 SpARTAn STATiSTiCAl RevieW

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Player AVG GPGS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%

Dustin Worthman .453 34 21 95 25 43 3 1 0 14 48 .505 8 3 7 2 .505 1 3 9 11 38 27 9 .878

Ryan Poff .431 44 43 174 45 75 24 0 6 55 117 .672 13 5 11 2 .474 4 0 8 9 90 3 3 .969

Rob Andrews .384 34 27 99 20 38 3 0 1 23 44 .444 13 0 7 3 .455 0 2 4 5 108 15 4 .969

Kyle Cook .376 34 34 125 37 47 7 0 0 17 54 .432 7 4 11 4 .420 2 10 4 7 70 81 6 .962

Matt Monti .341 39 39 138 27 47 11 2 2 38 68 .493 12 1 15 2 .385 5 1 13 15 26 78 22 .825

Joe Doyle .330 39 25 94 15 31 10 0 1 15 44 .468 4 1 11 0 .360 1 1 1 6 49 2 3 .944

Mike Connolly .322 43 43 152 35 49 12 0 3 31 70 .461 20 3 26 2 .402 4 4 1 2 50 0 2 .962

Rob Klinck .314 44 44 169 38 53 10 4 2 19 77 .456 19 2 34 4 .387 1 3 8 9 55 130 17 .916

C.T. Stanley .291 43 43 148 28 43 14 0 9 38 84 .568 21 5 38 3 .394 1 0 2 3 350 8 8 .978

Matt Austin .268 30 24 71 14 19 3 1 1 18 27 .380 14 3 16 3 .400 2 0 3 3 0 1 0 1.000

Jim Meehan .268 29 23 71 10 19 1 1 2 13 28 .394 4 1 7 0 .312 1 2 0 1 147 16 5 .970

Sean McCann .545 8 2 11 3 6 1 1 0 3 9 .818 1 0 0 0 .583 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 1.000

Patrick Mullen .500 4 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 2 3 1.500 0 1 1 0 .667 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000

Dylan Martin .429 5 0 7 1 3 0 0 0 2 3 .429 0 0 1 0 .429 0 0 0 0 17 1 1 .947

Shaun Rutherford .400 7 0 5 4 2 0 0 0 1 2 .400 1 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.000

Scott Livengood .400 5 0 5 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 .400 0 1 1 0 .500 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 .500

Ryan Woods .389 14 2 18 8 7 3 0 0 4 10 .556 3 1 7 0 .478 1 0 0 1 23 0 0 1.000

Adam Hegedus .333 7 1 12 2 4 0 0 0 3 4 .333 3 0 1 1 .467 0 0 1 1 1 4 2 .714

Chris Young .302 23 13 43 9 13 1 1 1 5 19 .442 6 0 9 0 .380 1 1 0 1 25 0 0 1.000

Mark Miloski .276 20 7 29 11 8 2 0 0 4 10 .345 6 0 10 0 .400 0 0 1 1 9 1 1 .909

Devin Harbold .273 12 6 22 7 6 1 1 0 6 9 .409 5 0 4 0 .407 0 0 1 1 5 2 0 1.000

Ben Henry .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.000

Steve Bonitatibus .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1.000

Totals .346 44 44 1490 342 516 106 13 28 312 732 .491 162 31 218 26 .415 24 27 56 76 1084 445 96 .941

Opponents .287 44 44 1483 257 425 97 6 22 222 600 .405 133 28 264 16 .354 13 22 32 51 1065 456 65 .959

LOB - Team (327), Opp (339). DPs turned - Team (22), Opp (38). CI - Team (1), Meehan 1. IBB - Team (2), Poff 1, Connolly 1, Opp (2). Picked off - Poff 2, Monti 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA

Jake Hughes 2.59 1 0 16 2 0 0 2 1 24.1 19 14 7 15 25 6 1 1 92 .207 2 0 0 1 0

Chris Frankenfield 3.09 3 2 18 5 1 0 1 0 46.2 49 27 16 14 26 10 0 2 186 .263 2 2 0 1 4

Jason Christenberry 3.75 8 3 15 14 1 0 2 1 84.0 86 48 35 32 60 24 0 4 331 .260 4 4 0 3 6

Andy Rosenzweig 4.86 6 6 15 13 1 0 1 0 66.2 87 46 36 14 38 17 2 3 281 .310 1 4 2 2 4

K.C. Beshore 4.98 4 1 16 6 0 0 1 0 34.1 42 21 19 14 22 10 1 2 139 .302 0 4 0 1 3

Kyle Cook 5.23 3 3 17 1 0 0 0 5 31.0 37 22 18 8 36 9 0 3 127 .291 1 3 0 1 1

Matt Austin 1.00 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 9.0 12 2 1 3 6 1 0 0 35 .343 0 0 0 0 0

Damian Bertuzzi 4.50 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 6.0 5 8 3 3 9 2 0 1 24 .208 1 3 0 1 1

Jeff Benchich 5.51 0 1 13 1 0 0 2 1 16.1 21 11 10 7 12 3 0 1 68 .309 4 2 0 0 2

Rob Harrington 6.30 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 20.0 25 19 14 9 8 4 1 2 86 .291 2 1 0 1 0

Matt Monti 9.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 .333 1 0 0 2 0

Brandon Ullom 9.24 0 0 8 0 0 0 2 0 12.2 23 21 13 6 10 6 0 3 64 .359 2 3 0 0 1

Tom Moran 12.54 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 9.1 18 16 13 7 12 5 1 0 47 .383 3 2 0 0 0

Totals 4.63 28 16 44 44 3 4 4 8 361.1 425 257 186 133 264 97 6 22 1483 .287 23 28 2 13 22

Opponents 7.43 16 28 44 44 4 0 0 6 355.0 516 342 293 162 218 106 13 28 1490 .346 42 31 2 24 27

PB - Team (9), Andrews 6, Meehan 3, Opp (22). Pickoffs - Team (10), Cook 2, Christenberr 2, Hughes 1, Moran 1, Harrington 1, Benchich 1, Frankenfield 1, Rosenzweig 1, Opp

(3). SBA/ATT - Meehan (22-29), Andrews (10-20), Rosenzweig (7-13), Christenberry (7-11), Hughes (6-8), Beshore (5-7), Frankenfield (2-5), Cook (3-3), Harrington (1-2),

Benchich (1-1), Austin (0-1).

2009 SPARTAN STATiSTicS

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2009 GAmE-BY-GAmE RESULTS

Game date Opposing team Score R-H-E R-H-E Inns Overall CAC Pitcher of record Attend Time

! Feb 20, 2009 vs Greensboro 8-9 L 8-9-3 9-10-5 9 0-1-0 0-0-0 Cook (L 0-1) 60 2:53

! Feb 20, 2009 at Emory 3-17 L 3-8-1 17-19-0 8 0-2-0 0-0-0 Rosenzweig (L 0-1) 149 2:45

! Feb 21, 2009 at Oglethorpe W 12-7 12-19-2 7-8-1 9 1-2-0 0-0-0 Frankenfield (W 1-0) 96 3:09

! Feb 22, 2009 at Piedmont W 3-1 3-8-0 1-11-1 9 2-2-0 0-0-0 Austin (W 1-0) 200 3:00

# Mar 1, 2009 vs Catholic W 19-8 19-21-5 8-14-2 9 3-2-0 0-0-0 Christenberr (W 1-0) 50 2:55

# Mar 2, 2009 vs Eastern W 20-0 20-19-4 0-4-3 9 4-2-0 0-0-0 Rosenzweig (W 1-1) 50 2:50

# Mar 3, 2009 vs Eastern W 12-3 12-14-1 3-5-4 (12) 5-2-0 0-0-0 Cook (W 1-1) 50 3:45

# Mar 4, 2009 vs Catholic W 9-4 9-16-1 4-8-1 9 6-2-0 0-0-0 Harrington (W 1-0) 50 2:40

* Mar 6, 2009 at Gallaudet W 27-0 27-26-1 0-2-1 6 7-2-0 1-0-0 Christenberr (W 2-0) 45 2:30

* Mar 7, 2009 GALLAUDET W 10-3 10-12-1 3-4-4 7 8-2-0 2-0-0 Rosenzweig (W 2-1) 30 2:00

* Mar 7, 2009 GALLAUDET W 10-3 10-12-2 3-4-0 7 9-2-0 3-0-0 Beshore (W 1-0) 30 1:45

Mar 9, 2009 MESSIAH W 5-2 5-8-3 2-9-0 9 10-2-0 3-0-0 Christenberr (W 3-0) 221 2:19

* Mar 11, 2009 SALISBURY W 7-4 7-12-1 4-9-1 9 11-2-0 4-0-0 Rosenzweig (W 3-1) 175 2:41

Mar 16, 2009 ELIZABETHTOWN W 9-2 9-10-2 2-10-1 9 12-2-0 4-0-0 Christenberr (W 4-0) 100 2:40

Mar 18, 2009 GETTYSBURG W 11-6 11-13-1 6-8-1 9 13-2-0 4-0-0 Beshore (W 2-0) 210 2:18

* Mar 20, 2009 ST. MARY'S (MD.) W 6-2 6-9-2 2-6-1 9 14-2-0 5-0-0 Rosenzweig (W 4-1) 145 2:12

* Mar 21, 2009 at St. Mary's (Md.) W 3-2 3-9-1 2-9-1 (8) 15-2-0 6-0-0 Cook (W 2-1) 75 2:15

* Mar 21, 2009 at St. Mary's (Md.) W 5-3 5-12-0 3-4-1 7 16-2-0 7-0-0 Beshore (W 3-0) 75 1:40

* Mar 25, 2009 STEVENSON 5-6 L 5-10-3 6-11-2 9 16-3-0 7-1-0 Cook (L 2-2) 185 2:38

* Mar 29, 2009 at Salisbury 6-30 L 6-8-3 30-29-1 7 16-4-0 7-2-0 Benchich (L 0-1) - 2:20

* Mar 29, 2009 at Salisbury 6-7 L 6-11-1 7-12-1 (8) 16-5-0 7-3-0 Cook (L 2-3) 250 2:25

Mar 31, 2009 LEBANON VALLEY W 4-0 4-9-2 0-6-2 9 17-5-0 7-3-0 Beshore (W 4-0) 175 2:05

* Apr 2, 2009 at Wesley W 6-2 6-11-1 2-9-0 9 18-5-0 8-3-0 Rosenzweig (W 5-1) 91 5:40

* Apr 4, 2009 WESLEY 5-6 L 5-9-1 6-5-1 7 18-6-0 8-4-0 Christenberr (L 4-1) 251 2:07

* Apr 4, 2009 WESLEY W 6-1 6-8-3 1-4-1 7 19-6-0 9-4-0 Frankenfield (W 2-0) 251 1:44

* Apr 7, 2009 at Stevenson W 11-9 11-19-3 9-17-1 7 20-6-0 10-4-0 Cook (W 3-3) 35 2:30

* Apr 7, 2009 at Stevenson 3-9 L 3-9-2 9-13-1 7 20-7-0 10-5-0 Beshore (L 4-1) 20 2:30

* Apr 8, 2009 at Mary Washington W 6-4 6-9-3 4-12-2 9 21-7-0 11-5-0 Rosenzweig (W 6-1) 75 2:31

* Apr 11, 2009 MARY WASHINGTON W 4-1 4-9-1 1-2-1 7 22-7-0 12-5-0 Christenberr (W 5-1) 90 1:45

* Apr 11, 2009 MARY WASHINGTON W 11-7 11-13-4 7-11-1 7 23-7-0 13-5-0 Frankenfield (W 3-0) 100 2:08

$ Apr 16, 2009 ST. MARY'S (MD.) W 6-0 6-13-2 0-1-1 9 24-7-0 13-5-0 Christenberr (W 6-1) 145 2:23

$ Apr 17, 2009 STEVENSON 11-16 L 11-14-8 16-14-4 9 24-8-0 13-5-0 Rosenzweig (L 6-2) 350 2:52

$ Apr 18, 2009 at Salisbury 4-5 L 4-11-2 5-11-3 (11) 24-9-0 13-5-0 Rosenzweig (L 6-3) 125 2:28

Apr 22, 2009 at Franklin & Marshall W 10-5 10-14-2 5-13-1 9 25-9-0 13-5-0 Harrington (W 2-0) 206 3:20

Apr 23, 2009 JOHNS HOPKINS W 11-6 11-10-2 6-10-4 9 26-9-0 13-5-0 Christenberr (W 7-1) 180 2:47

Apr 25, 2009 at NC Wesleyan 1-7 L 1-5-4 7-11-0 9 26-10-0 13-5-0 Rosenzweig (L 6-4) 133 2:40

Apr 26, 2009 at Christopher Newport 7-9 L 7-11-2 9-12-0 7 26-11-0 13-5-0 Christenberr (L 7-2) 105 2:09

Apr 26, 2009 at Christopher Newport 1-12 L 1-6-3 12-16-0 7 26-12-0 13-5-0 Frankenfield (L 3-1) 158 2:10

Apr 27, 2009 at DeSales W 15-6 15-16-1 6-11-3 9 27-12-0 13-5-0 Hughes (W 1-0) 50 3:00

Apr 29, 2009 at Montclair St. 5-9 L 5-10-2 9-17-2 9 27-13-0 13-5-0 Rosenzweig (L 6-5) 104 3:23

May 2, 2009 at Ferrum 4-8 L 4-14-3 8-11-1 9 27-14-0 13-5-0 Christenberr (L 7-3) 146 2:42

^ May 13, 2009 vs NC Wesleyan W 12-1 12-19-2 1-5-2 9 28-14-0 13-5-0 Christenberr (W 8-3) 130 2:00

^ May 14, 2009 vs Shenandoah 2-11 L 2-4-2 11-12-1 9 28-15-0 13-5-0 Rosenzweig (L 6-6) 100 2:45

^ May 15, 2009 vs Wash. & Jeff. 1-4 L 1-7-3 4-6-1 9 28-16-0 13-5-0 Frankenfield (L 3-2) 75 2:00

!= Rawlings Southern Classic - Atlanta, Ga.

# = Myrtle Beach, S.C.

* = Capital Athletic Conference Game

$ = Capital Athletic Conference Tournament

^ = NCAA Division III Salisbury Regional

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RETURNiNG PLAYERS cAREER STATiSTicS#24 Jeff BenChiCh

year eRA W l App gS Cg Sho CBo Sv ip h R eR BB So 2B 3B hR Bf B/AvgWp hBp SfA ShA BK2009 5.51 0 1 13 1 0 0 2 1 16.1 21 11 10 7 12 3 0 1 79 .309 4 2 0 2 0TOTAL 5.51 0 1 13 1 0 0 2 1 16.1 21 11 10 7 12 3 0 1 79 .309 4 2 0 2 0

#22 KC BeShoReyear eRA W l App gS Cg Sho CBo Sv ip h R eR BB So 2B 3B hR Bf B/AvgWp hBp SfA ShA BK2009 4.98 4 1 16 6 0 0 1 0 34.1 42 21 19 14 22 10 1 2 161 .302 0 4 1 3 0TOTAL 4.98 4 1 16 6 0 0 1 0 34.1 42 21 19 14 22 10 1 2 161 .302 0 4 1 3 0

#27 STeve BoniTATiBUSyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A e flD%2008 1.000 2 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 1.000 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0002009 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1.000TOTAL 1.000 3 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 1.000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1.000

#33 JASon ChRiSTenBeRRyyear eRA W l App gS Cg Sho CBo Sv ip h R eR BB So 2B 3B hR Bf B/AvgWp hBp SfA ShA BK2007 1.60 6 0 13 9 0 0 2 0 56.1 44 26 10 17 36 11 1 2 244 .209 5 8 3 5 12008 5.33 2 7 14 12 3 1 0 1 77.2 87 58 46 22 49 17 2 8 351 .276 6 8 2 4 02009 3.75 8 3 15 14 1 0 2 1 84.0 86 48 35 32 60 24 0 4 376 .260 4 4 3 6 0TOTAL 3.76 16 10 42 35 4 1 4 2 218.0 217 132 91 71 145 52 3 14 971 .253 15 20 8 15 1

#21 MiKe Connollyyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A e flD%2007 .388 45 45 165 31 64 10 0 2 29 80 .485 17 3 18 2 .454 0 6 1 2 29 1 2 .9382008 .324 40 40 145 26 47 6 0 2 16 59 .407 15 1 18 5 .382 4 1 2 3 47 1 1 .9802009 .322 43 43 152 35 49 12 0 3 31 70 .461 20 3 26 2 .402 4 4 1 2 50 0 2 .962TOTAL .346 128 128 462 92 160 28 0 7 76 209 .452 52 7 62 9 .414 8 11 4 7 126 2 5 .962

#8 Kyle CooKyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A e flD%2008 .248 37 30 101 22 25 1 0 0 11 26 .257 12 2 9 1 .336 1 8 2 5 62 115 13 .9322009 .376 34 34 125 37 47 7 0 0 17 54 .432 7 4 11 4 .420 2 10 4 7 70 81 6 .962TOTAL .319 71 64 226 59 72 8 0 0 28 80 .354 19 6 20 5 .382 3 18 6 12 132 196 19 .945year eRA W l App gS Cg Sho CBo Sv ip h R eR BB So 2B 3B hR Bf B/AvgWp hBp SfA ShA BK2009 5.23 3 3 17 1 0 0 0 5 31.0 37 22 18 8 36 9 0 3 141 .291 1 3 1 1 0TOTAL 5.23 3 3 17 1 0 0 0 5 31.0 37 22 18 8 36 9 0 3 141 .291 1 3 1 1 0

#30 Joe Doyleyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A e flD%2008 .182 18 3 22 5 4 1 0 0 6 5 .227 1 0 5 1 .200 2 0 1 1 6 0 0 1.0002009 .330 39 25 94 15 31 10 0 1 15 44 .468 4 1 11 0 .360 1 1 1 6 49 2 3 .944TOTAL .302 57 28 116 20 35 11 0 1 21 49 .422 5 1 16 1 .328 3 1 2 7 55 2 3 .950

#28 ChRiS fRAnKenfielDyear eRA W l App gS Cg Sho CBo Sv ip h R eR BB So 2B 3B hR Bf B/AvgWp hBp SfA ShA BK2007 0.82 0 0 7 0 0 0 1 0 11.0 6 2 1 3 7 0 0 0 44 .154 1 2 0 0 02008 5.04 0 1 16 0 0 0 0 2 25.0 29 18 14 15 13 5 1 1 119 .287 4 1 1 1 02009 3.09 3 2 18 5 1 0 1 0 46.2 49 27 16 14 26 10 0 2 207 .263 2 2 1 4 0TOTAL 3.38 3 3 41 5 1 0 2 2 82.2 84 47 31 32 46 15 1 3 370 .258 7 5 2 5 0

#9 Devin hARBolDyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A e flD%2008 .348 14 3 23 5 8 4 0 0 4 12 .522 4 1 4 1 .464 0 0 3 3 10 0 1 .9092009 .273 12 6 22 7 6 1 1 0 6 9 .409 5 0 4 0 .407 0 0 1 1 5 2 0 1.000TOTAL .311 26 9 45 12 14 5 1 0 10 21 .467 9 1 8 1 .436 0 0 4 4 15 2 1 .944

#18 ADAM hegeDUSyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A eflD%2009 .333 7 1 12 2 4 0 0 0 3 4 .333 3 0 1 1 .467 0 0 1 1 1 4 2 .714TOTAL .333 7 1 12 2 4 0 0 0 3 4 .333 3 0 1 1 .467 0 0 1 1 1 4 2 .714

#7 RoB KlinCKyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A e flD%2008 .252 37 33 127 19 32 5 0 1 15 40 .315 14 1 25 2 .329 1 1 2 2 35 86 11 .9172009 .314 44 44 169 38 53 10 4 2 19 77 .456 19 2 34 4 .387 1 3 8 9 55 130 17 .916TOTAL .287 81 77 296 57 85 15 4 3 34 117 .395 33 3 59 6 .362 2 4 10 11 90 216 28 .916

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RETURNiNG PLAYERS cAREER STATiSTicS

#26 SeAn MCCAnnyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A e flD%2009 .545 8 2 11 3 6 1 1 0 3 9 .818 1 0 0 0 .583 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 1.000TOTAL .545 8 2 11 3 6 1 1 0 3 9 .818 1 0 0 0 .583 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 1.000

#10 JiM MeehAnyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A e flD%2007 .200 12 1 15 5 3 0 0 0 3 3 .200 3 0 1 0 .316 1 0 0 0 33 0 0 1.0002008 .221 28 19 68 7 15 4 0 0 14 19 .279 3 2 7 0 .260 4 4 0 0 112 16 0 1.0002009 .268 29 23 71 10 19 1 1 2 13 28 .394 4 1 7 0 .312 1 2 0 1 147 16 5 .970TOTAL .240 69 43 154 22 37 5 1 2 30 50 .325 10 3 15 0 .289 6 6 0 1 292 32 5 .985

#2 MATT MonTiyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A eflD%2009 .341 39 39 138 27 47 11 2 2 38 68 .493 12 1 15 2 .385 5 1 13 15 26 78 22 .825TOTAL .341 39 39 138 27 47 11 2 2 38 68 .493 12 1 15 2 .385 5 1 13 15 26 78 22 .825

#36 ToM MoRAnyear eRA W l App gS Cg Sho CBo Sv ip h R eR BB So 2B 3B hR Bf B/AvgWp hBp SfA ShA BK2009 12.54 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 9.1 18 16 13 7 12 5 1 0 56 .383 3 2 0 0 0TOTAL 12.54 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 9.1 18 16 13 7 12 5 1 0 56 .383 3 2 0 0 0

#34 AnDy RoSenZWeigyear eRA W l App gS Cg Sho CBo Sv ip h R eR BB So 2B 3B hR Bf B/AvgWp hBp SfA ShA BK2008 4.31 4 6 12 7 1 0 0 0 56.1 73 44 27 7 23 16 3 1 257 .317 3 9 4 7 02009 4.86 6 6 15 13 1 0 1 0 66.2 87 46 36 14 38 17 2 3 305 .310 1 4 2 4 2TOTAL 4.61 10 12 27 20 2 0 1 0 123.0 160 90 63 21 61 33 5 4 562 .313 4 13 6 11 2

#1 ShAUn RUTheRfoRDyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A e flD%2009 .400 7 0 5 4 2 0 0 0 1 2 .400 1 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.000TOTAL .400 7 0 5 4 2 0 0 0 1 2 .400 1 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.000

#13 CT STAnleyyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A e flD%2008 .269 28 19 78 10 21 2 1 1 11 28 .359 3 4 20 1 .322 2 0 0 0 99 5 3 .9722009 .291 43 43 148 28 43 14 0 9 38 84 .568 21 5 38 3 .394 1 0 2 3 350 8 8 .978TOTAL .283 71 62 226 38 64 16 1 10 49 112 .496 24 9 58 4 .370 3 0 2 3 449 13 11 .977

#4 DUSTin WoRThMAnyear Avg gpgS AB R h 2B 3B hR RBi TB Slg% BB hBp So gDpoB% Sf Sh SB ATT po A e flD%2009 .453 34 21 95 25 43 3 1 0 14 48 .505 8 3 7 2 .505 1 3 9 11 38 27 9 .878TOTAL .453 34 21 95 25 43 3 1 0 14 48 .505 8 3 7 2 .505 1 3 9 11 38 27 9 .878

#32 BRAnDon UlloMyear eRA W l App gS Cg Sho CBo Sv ip h R eR BB So 2B 3B hR Bf B/AvgWp hBp SfA ShA BK2009 9.24 0 0 8 0 0 0 2 0 12.2 23 21 13 6 10 6 0 3 74 .359 2 3 0 1 0TOTAL 9.24 0 0 8 0 0 0 2 0 12.2 23 21 13 6 10 6 0 3 74 .359 2 3 0 1 0

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CAC Games OverallSchool W L PCT. GB W L T PCT StreakSalisbury $ 15 3 .833 - 38 8 0 .826 L2York (Pa.) # 13 5 .722 2.0 28 16 0 .636 L2Wesley 11 7 .611 4.0 26 17 1 .602 L1Stevenson 10 8 .556 5.0 18 26 1 .411 T1Mary Washington 7 11 .389 8.0 15 17 0 .469 L2St. Mary’s (Md.) 7 11 .389 8.0 15 22 0 .405 L3Gallaudet 0 18 .000 15.0 8 23 1 .266 W6$ CAC Champions and NCAA Tournament Participant # NCAA Tournament Participant

2010 cAPiTAL ATHLETic cONfERENcE STANdiNGS

2009 CApiTAl AThleTiC ConfeRenCe

All-CAC SQUADS

first TeamMike Celenza - Jr. - 1B - Salisbury

Jason Christenberry - Jr. - P - York (Pa.)

Andrew Cox - Sr. - P - Mary Washington

Kyle Judson - So. - INF - Salisbury

Wade Keenan - Sr. - P/OF - Stevenson

Geoff Kimmel - So. - INF - Wesley

Andrew Miller - So. - C/OF - Salisbury

Grant Morlock - Jr. - INF - Wesley

Ryan Poff - Sr. - OF - York (Pa.)

Ryan Smith - Jr. - C - Salisbury

Eric Willey - Sr. - P - Salisbury

Second TeamCody Collins - Sr. - INF - Salisbury

Mike Connolly - Jr. - OF - York (Pa.)

Kyle Cook - So. - INF - York (Pa.)

Jordan Crystal - Sr. - P/OF - Salisbury

Max Eckert - Sr. - INF - Stevenson

Dustin Hebert - So. - P - Salisbury

D. J. Keckler - Fr. - P - Wesley

Kevin Murphy - So. - INF - Wesley

Bryan Quintana - Sr. - INF - Mary Washington

Dustin Tarlow - So. - OF - Stevenson

Will Wright - Jr. - INF/P - Mary Washington

CAC Player-of-the-Year: Mike Celenza - Salisbury

CAC Rookie-of-the-Year: D.J. Keckler - Wesley

CAC Coach-of-the-Year: Doug Fleetwood- Salisbury

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YORK cOLLEGE BASEBALL REcORdS

cAREER OffENSiVE

BATTiNG AVERAGE1. Travis Gaidos .4122. Keith Wentz .4083. doug Baker .3974. matt day .3935. George Winfield .390

HiTS1. Ryan Poff 2662. matt day 2513. Travis Gaidos 2384. Ashley Swope 2355. mike Welch 234

dOUBLES1. matt day 662. Ryan Poff 653. mike Welch 574. Ashley Swope 555. Jeff Young 525. Travis Gaidos 52

TRiPLES1. Keith Wentz 172. dave Hile 163. Rick dressler 154. Rob Radcliffe 145. Rick Brenner 135. John demartini 135. Steve Ewing 135. Randy Reynolds 13

HOmE RUNS1. mike Welch 282. Rick dressler 262. Bob Ancharski 263. Brendan Reinert 254. Travis Gaidos 235. Ashley Swope 22

TOTAL BASES1. Ryan Poff 4022. Travis Gaidos 3793. Ashley Swope 3684. matt day 3615. Jeff Young 337

RUNS BATTEd iN1. mike Welch 1822. Rick dressler 1603. Travis Gaidos 1564. Ryan Poff 1544. Ashley Swope 1545. Bob Ancharski 141

ON BASE PcT.1. Scott mummert .4922. Travis Gaidos .4883. Keith Wentz .4794. Garrett Trout .4755. Tim Thoman .473

RUNS ScOREd1. matt day 1832. Jeff Young 1743. Ryan Poff 1714. Travis Gaidos 1585. Ed fuller 154

SLUGGiNG PcT.1. Keith Wentz .7102. doug Baker .7073. Ken Pessognelli .7064. Rick dressler .6765. Travis Gaidos .656

STOLEN BASES1. Ed fuller 632. chip Bartlett 473. Bill Riehl 454. chris deroba 435. William Ludwig 305. Eric martin 305. Aaron myers 30

WALKS1. Jeff Young 942. Justin Heller 863. mike Welch 834. Tim Thoman 825. Travis Gaidos 79

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SiNGLE SEASON OffENSiVE

BATTiNG AVERAGE1. Travis Gaidos 2000 .5042. Travis Gaidos 2001 .4903. Scott mummert 1980 .4784. Rick Brenner 1978 .4555. matt day 2001 .454

HiTS1. matt day 2002 832. Justin Heller 2004 783. mike Welch 2004 764. Ryan Poff 2009 754. Travis Gaidos 2001 755. Ryan Poff 2006 745. Andy Puglisi 2004 74

dOUBLES1. matt day 2002 241. Ryan Poff 2009 242. matt day 2001 212. Jeff Young 2006 213. Rob Radcliffe 1991 203. mike Welch 2004 183. Ashley Swope 2005 18

TRiPLES1. dave Hile 1982 102. John demartini 1982 82. Keith Wentz 1982 82. Ryan Poff 2006 83. Keith Wentz 1984 73. Jeff moore 2005 74. Ray Katula 1986 6

HOmE RUNS1. Bob Ancharski 2001 142. Rick dressler 1982 132. Ken Pessognelli 1985 132. mike Welch 2004 133. Keith Wentz 1985 124. chris Skowronski 1984 11

TOTAL BASES1. mike Welch 2004 1332. matt day 2002 1243. Rick dressler 1982 1193. Travis Gaidos 2001 1194. Keith Wentz 1985 118

RUNS BATTEd iN1. Bob Ancharski 2001 652. mike Welch 2004 603. Rick dressler 1981 564. Ryan Poff 2009 555. Travis Gaidos 2001 54

RUNS ScOREd1. matt day 2002 632.Travis Gaidos 2001 562. Jeff Young 2006 573. Keith Wentz 1985 534. mike Welch 2004 515. matt day 2001 50

ON BASE PcT.1. Greg Gross 1988 .5772. Travis Gaidos 2000 .5743. Rick Brenner 1978 .5514. Travis Gaidos 2001 .5475. Garrett Trout 1991 .545

STOLEN BASES1. Ed fuller 1986 432. Bill Riehl 1980 163. Randy Reynolds 1974 153. Brett munch 2005 154. Eric Wentz 1989 144. chip Bartlett 1991 144. Jon Benchich 1994 14

WALKS1. Justin Heller 2005 332. doug Litten 1981 322. Garett Trout 1991 323. Jeff Young 2005 314. Tim Thoman 1985 305. Paul Shields 1987 28

cONSEcUTiVEHiTS

1. Ray Katula 1986 112. Bob marino 1982 103. Travis Gaidos 2001 84. Todd Harrold 1977 74. doug Baker 1990 74. Travis Gaidos 2000 7

SLUGGiNG PcT.1. Keith Wentz 1985 .9312. Ken Pessognelli 1985 .8623. Travis Gaidos 2000 .7934. Rick Brenner 1978 .7845. Travis Gaidos 2001 .778

SiNGLE GAmE OffENSiVE

HiTS1. matt day 6 vs. Gallaudet (2000)2. Rick dressler 5 vs. Western md (1982)2. Tim Thoman 5 vs. Johns Hopkins (1983)2. Ken Pessognelli 5 vs. coppin St. (1985)2. Ed fuller 5 vs. mt. St. mary's (1986)2. Ray Katula 5 vs. mt. St. mary's (1986)2. doug Baker 5 vs. millersville (1990)2. George Winfield 5 vs. Gallaudet (1991)2. mike franklin 5 vs. Gallaudet (1992)2. Brendan Reinert 5 vs. Elizabethtown (1994)2. Rod Anderson 5 vs. catholic (1997)2. Bob Ancharski 5 vs. Lebanon Valley (2000)

2. Travis Gaidos 5 vs. catholic (2000)2. Shawn Wilson 5 vs. Gallaudet (2000)2. Ashley Swope 5 vs. Gallaudet (2001)2. Justin Heller 5 vs. Villa Julie (2004)2. Jeff moore 5 vs. St. Johns fisher (2004)2. Jeff moore 5 vs. Gettysburg (2005)2. Ryan Poff 5 vs. clarke (2006)2. Jeff Young 5 vs. John Hopkins (2006)2. mike connolly 5 @ Lebanon Valley (2007)2. mark miloski 5 vs. Villa Julie (2007)2. Ryan Poff 5 @ Gallaudet (2007)2. mike Santoro 5 vs. montclair State (2007)

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SiNGLE GAmE OffENSiVE

TOTAL BASES1. Rick dressler 14 vs. Elizabethtown (1982)1. Travis Gaidos 14 vs. catholic (2000)2. Jon Benchich 12 vs. Elizabethtown (1994)2. Tom Bender 12 vs. catholic (2001)3. doug Becker 11 vs. millersville (1990)3. Rob Radcliffe 11 vs. Gallaudet (1992)

RUNS BATTEd iN1. Rob Radcliffe 9 vs. Gallaudet (1992)1. Jeff moore 9 vs. Gallaudet (2002)2. Rick dressler 8 vs. Elizabethtown (1982)2. Travis Gaidos 8 vs. catholic (2000)3. Jim Haller 7 vs. mansfield (1972)3. Jon Benchich 7 vs. Elizabethtown (1994)3. Ashley Swope 7 vs. Villa Julie (2001)3. Ryan craig 7 vs. Alma (2007)

RUNS ScOREd1. matt day 6 vs. Gallaudet (2000)2. Kirk Berger 5 vs. coppin St. (1970)2. Rick dressler 5 vs. Western md. (1982)2. Scott Reinecker 5 vs. Western md ( 1982)2. Keith Wentz 5 vs. catholic (1985)2. Pete Rossi 5 vs. PSU-Harrisburg (1992)2. matt day 5 vs. Gallaudet (2002)

STOLEN BASES1. Ed fuller 5 vs. delaware St. (1986)2. dave conway 3 vs. delaware St. (1969)2. Tom daniels 3 vs. Shenandoah (1973)2. Tom daniels 3 vs. Shepherd (1973)2. Tom daniels 3 vs. messiah (1974)2. Randy Reynolds 3 vs. messiah (1974)2. Rick Brenner 3 vs. Lincoln (1975)2. Bill Riehl 3 vs. coppin St. (1980)2. Ed fuller 3 vs. delaware St. (1986)2. Ed fuller 3 vs. Pennsylvania (1986)2. Ed fuller 3 vs. Salisbury St. (1986)2. Eric Wentz 3 vs. Wesley (1989)2. Eric martin 3 vs. Lebanon Valley (1994)2. Rod Anderson 3 vs. Gallaudet (1996)2. Brian Annis 3 vs. Susquehanna (1998)2. Travis Gaidos 3 vs. catholic (1999)2. Jeff Young 3 vs. St. mary's (2006)

cAREER PiTcHiNG

WiNS1. chris Brower 272. david Ellis 253. Todd Harrold 214. Brendan Reinert 204. dave Smith 205. Troy Walters 19

APPEARANcES1. zac clark 612. matt Gonzalez 573. dustin Beck 544. chris Brower 535. david Ellis 46

SHUTOUTS1. dick deardorff 61. Bernie Wolfe 61. Todd Harrold 62. Rick Hilt 42. Ralph mccarthy 42. Brad Stoner 4

EARNEd RUN AVG.1. Tom Houseal 1.502. Todd Harrold 2.003. dick deardorff 2.094. mark Brown 2.105. Rick Hilt 2.11

WiNNiNG PcT.1. Tom Houseal .850 (17-3)2. Scott day .833 (15-3)3. John Pensiero .813 (13-3)4. dick deardorff .786 (11-3)5. Bernie Wolfe .783 (18-5)

STRiKEOUTS1. chris Brower 2422. Todd Harrold 1783. david Ellis 1734. Troy Walters 1504. dave Smith 1505. mike franklin 1455. Jason christenberry 145

iNNiNGS PiTcHEd1. chris Brower 326.22. david Ellis 253.23. Brian Reynolds 230.04. mike franklin 224.15. Brendan Reinert 221.2

cOmPLETE GAmES1. Bernie Wolfe 182. Tom Houseal 163. mark Brown 153. Todd Harrold 153. dave Smith 15

SAVES1. Ed meister 112. fred crosse 93. zac clark 84. dustin Beck 75. Scott Altland 6

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WiNS

1. mike franklin 1991 11

2. chris Brower 2006 9

3. Todd Harrold 1979 8

3. Keith falcone 2001 8

3. david Ellis 2002 8

3. Ryan cramer 2002 8

3. david Ellis 2003 8

3. chris Brower 2007 8

3. matt Austin 2007 8

3. Jason christenberry 2009 8

GAmES

1. Ed meister 2002 26

2. Brian Hartman 2002 24

3. fred crosse 1997 22

3. matt Gonzalez 2006 22

4. Bill Leconey 1998 21

4. zac clark 2006 21

5. zac clark 2005 19

STRiKEOUTS1. chris Brower 2007 822. Todd Harrold 1978 753. dick deardroff 1970 744. dick deardroff 1969 705. chris Brower 2006 69

iNNiNGS PiTcHEd1. chris Brower 2007 94.12. Jason christenberry 2009 94.02. chris Brower 2006 893. mike franklin 1991 87.14. Ryan cramer 2002 835. Brian Reynolds 1996 82.2

SHUTOUTS1. dick deardroff 1970 41. Todd Harrold 1979 42. Brad Stoner 1982 33. dick deardroff 1969 23. Ralph mccarthy 1972 23. Bernie Wolfe 1972 23. Ralph mccarthy 1973 23. Rick Hilt 1975 23. Bernie Wolfe 1975 23. Rick Hilt 1977 23. mark Brown 1981 23. Paul Ranck 1983 23. Ron zeager 1984 2

EARNEd RUN AVG.1. Scott Altland 1992 0.002. dick deardroff 1970 0.183. Paul masters 1975 0.704. Rick Wagner 1970 1.005. Brett Vroman 2003 1.04

WiNNiNG PcT.1. Bernie Wolfe 1975 1.000 (7-0)1. Brad mccullough 2005 1.000 (6-0)1. Jason christenberry20071.000 (6-0)2. Tom Houseal 1974 .875 (7-1)2. Troy Walters 1996 .875 (7-1)3. dick deardroff 1970 .857 (6-1)3. dave Smith 1980 .857 (6-1)3. Joe Aita 1986 .857 (6-1)3. Brendan Gilroy 2004 .857 (6-1)

cOmPLETE GAmES1. mark Brown 1981 82. Bernie Wolfe 1973 72. Todd Harrold 1979 72. mark Brown 1980 72. Brad Stoner 1982 72. Scott markle 1988 7

SAVES1. Ed meister 2002 112. fred crosse 1998 52. Kyle cook 2009 53. Scott Altland 1992 43. fred crosse 1997 43. zac clark 2005 43. Jake Hughes 2007 4

SiNGLE GAmE PiTcHiNG

STRiKEOUTS1. dick deardroff 20 vs. Ocean county (1969)2. dick deardroff 17 vs. Pitt-Johnstown (1970)3. dick deardroff 14 vs. coppin St. (1970)3. dick deardroff 14 vs. George mason (1970)3. Todd Harrold 14 vs. Susquehanna (1977)

SPARTAN NO-HiTTERS

Paul masters vs. coppin St. (1975)

Todd Harrold vs. Lock Haven (1979)

Todd Harrold and

Kevin Kelley vs. Rutgers-camd. (1978)

dave Smith vs. messiah (1980)

John Hihn vs. Salisbury St. (1993)

Brian Reynolds vs. catholic (1994)

Travis Stump, fred crosse, and

Bill Laughman vs. Gallaudet (1997)

Scott day vs. Villa Julie (2003)

david Ellis vs. Pitt-Bradford (2003)

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TEAm SiNGLE SEASON OffENSiVE

BATTiNG AVERAGE1. .374 (40 games) 19912. .364 (39 games) 20013. .352 (42 games) 20064. .347 (38 games) 20005. .346 (44 games) 2009

HiTS1. 587 (49 games) 20022. 582 (46 games) 20043. 544 (42 games) 20064. 538 (46 games) 20075. 516 (44 games) 2009

dOUBLES1. 123 (49 games) 20022. 117 (39 games) 20013. 110 (46 games) 20044. 106 (42 games) 20064. 106 (44 games) 2009

TRiPLES1. 44 (42 games) 19822. 35 (41 games) 19813. 30 (36 games) 19834. 25 (28 games) 19895. 23 (32 games) 1979

HOmE RUNS1. 43 (49 games) 20022. 42 (38 games) 19942. 42 (39 games) 20013. 39 (37 games) 19854. 37 (40 games) 1991

SLUGGiNG PcT.1. .568 (40 games) 19912. .559 (39 games) 20013. .532 (42 games) 19824. .520 (37 games) 19855. .503 (38 games) 2000

STOLEN BASES1. 76 (37 games) 19862. 72 (40 games) 19913. 71 (39 games) 19964. 70 (27 games) 19745. 68 (38 games) 1994

WALKS1. 201 (41 games) 19812. 187 (30 games) 19852. 187 (43 games) 19873. 179 (49 games) 20024. 169 (37 games) 1997

RUNS BATTEd iN1. 361 (49 games) 20022. 351 (39 games) 20013. 335 (42 games) 20064. 332 (46 games) 20045. 312 (44 games) 2009

RUNS ScOREd1. 397 (49 games) 20022. 381 (39 games) 20013. 365 (46 games) 20044. 362 (42 games) 20065. 342 (42 games) 19825. 342 (44 games) 2009

TEAm SiNGLE GAmE OffENSiVE

HiTS1. 40 vs. Gallaudet 20002. 30 vs. Gallaudet 20073. 28 vs. Gettysburg 20044. 26 vs. Gallaudet 19924. 26 vs. Gallaudet 20095. 25 vs. Gallaudet 20015. 25 vs. dickinson 2001

dOUBLES1. 11 vs. Gallaudet 20002. 10 vs. Susquehanna 20013. 9 vs. Gallaudet 19924. 8 vs. Western md. 19824. 8 vs. Elizabethtown 19944. 8 vs. Kean 19994. 8 vs. Gallaudet 20004. 8 vs. mt. St. mary's 20004. 8 vs. dickinson 20004. 8 vs. Elizabethtown 20014. 8 vs. Villa Julie 2004

TRiPLES1. 5 vs. franklin & 1986

marshall2. 4 vs. Susquehanna 19752. 4 vs. delaware St. 19782. 4 vs. colgate 19822. 4 vs. PSU-Harrisburg 19832. 4 vs. frostburg St. 19852. 4 vs. frostburg St. 19852. 4 vs. dickinson 2001

HOmE RUNS1. 6 vs. catholic 20012. 5 vs. PSU-Harrisburg 19782. 5 vs. Johns Hopkins 19912. 5 vs. Elizabethtown 19942. 5 vs. Rowan 19942. 5 vs. Apprentice 19992. 5 vs. Rowan 2003

TOTAL BASES1. 61 vs. Gallaudet 20002. 49 vs. Elizabethtown 19943. 45 vs. dickinson 19954. 44 vs. Gallaudet 19925. 43 vs. Rowan 1994

RUNS BATTEd iN1. 37 vs. Gallaudet 20002. 30 vs. Gallaudet 20023. 28 vs. Gallaudet 19924. 27 vs. Gallaudet 20094. 25 vs. Elizabethtown 19944. 25 vs. Gallaudet 2004

RUNS ScOREd1. 41 vs. Gallaudet 20002. 31 vs. Gallaudet 20023. 30 vs. Gallaudet 20044. 28 vs. Gallaudet 19925. 27 vs. Gallaudet 20095. 27 vs. Lincoln 1975

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STOLEN BASES1. 12 vs. delaware St. 19802. 11 vs. Susquehanna 19983. 10 vs. Gallaudet 19964. 9 vs. franklin & 1976

marshall5. 8 vs. St. mary's 19735. 8 vs. messiah 19745. 8 vs. Wesley 1989

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1. 24 vs. Ocean county (22 innings) 19692. 19 vs. messiah (11 innings) 19693. 17 vs. Shenandoah 19724. 17 vs. Pitt-Jonhstown 19705. 16 vs. coppin St. 1975

TEAm SiNGLE SEASON PiTcHiNG

WiNS1. 34 (34-15) 20022. 32 (32-14) 20073. 28 (28-11-1) 19913. 28 (28-18) 20043. 28 (28-16) 20094. 27 (27-14) 19814. 27 (27-15) 19824. 27 (27-13) 19924. 27 (27-12) 19964. 27 (27-12) 2001

STRiKEOUTS1. 271 (42 games) 20062. 270 (46 games) 20073. 264 (44 games) 20094. 259 (49 games) 20045. 251 (49 games) 2002

SHUTOUTS1. 9 (30 games) 19752. 6 (24 games 19732. 6 (32 games) 19793. 6 (46 games) 20073. 5 (20 games) 19723. 5 (31 games) 19773. 5 (41 games) 19813. 5 (40 games) 19923. 5 (39 games) 19963. 5 (40 games) 2003

cOmPLETE GAmES1. 22 (43 games) 19872. 19 (24 games) 19733. 17 (30 games) 19753. 17 (31 games) 19773. 17 (30 games) 19803. 17 (37 games) 1986

SAVES1. 12 (49 games) 20022. 10 (46 games) 20073. 9 (38 games) 19994. 9 (42 games) 20044. 8 (46 games) 20064. 8 (44 games) 2009

WiNNiNG PcT.1. .778 (21-6) 19742. .750 (15-5) 19723. .742 (23-8) 19774. .733 (22-8) 19755. .727 (24-9) 1984

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1. 1.50 (18 games) 19702. 1.75 (30 games) 19753. 1.91 (30 games) 19784. 1.95 (24 games) 19735. 2.42 (27 games) 1974

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All-TiMe ReSUlTS vS. opponenTS

Opponent Won LossAlbion College 0 1Alma College 1 1Alvernia College 10 5Apprentice School 1 0Aquinas College 0 2Baltimore University 0 1Bethel College (Tenn) 1 1Bethune-Cookman College 0 4Binghamton University 2 1Bloomsburg University 10 6Bridgewater College 1 2Bowie State University 4 0Catholic University 39 20*Chowan College 0 1Christopher Newport University 7 10Clarke College (Iowa) 1 0Coker College 1 0Colgate University 0 1Concordia-Moorhead 3 0Cortland State University 1 3Coppin State University 18 3Delaware State University 19 5DePauw University 0 1DeSales University 21 9Dickinson College 9 1District of Columbia, Univ. of 2 0D.C. Teachers School 2 0Drexel University 1 1Eastern University 4 0Eastern Mennonite College 4 1Elizabethtown College 22 19*Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ. 1 9Emory University 1 15Ferrum College 3 6*Fordham University 1 0Franklin College 1 0Franklin & Marshall College 27 9Frostburg State University 5 14Gallaudet University 48 0George Mason University 6 10Georgetown University 2 1*Gettysburg College 16 12Greensboro College 0 3Gwynedd-Mercy College 1 1Hamilton College 0 1Howard University 2 4Ithaca College 1 1*John Carroll University 0 1

Opponent Won LossJohns Hopkins University 15 22Johnson & Wales University 1 1Juniata College 28 12Kean College 4 3King's College 1 0Kutztown University 2 3Lakeland College (Wis.) 3 0Lebanon Valley College 20 7Libscomb University 1 1Lincoln University (Pa.) 10 1Lock Haven University 3 6Loras College 2 0Loyola College 2 0Lynchburg College 2 1Manchester College 0 1Mansfield University 3 5Marietta College 1 3Mary Washington, Univ. of 24 29Maryland, Univ. of 0 2Maryland, Univ. of (Balt. County) 5 5Maryland, Univ. of (Eastern Shore) 4 0Maryville State College 4 1Messiah College 36 5Methodist College 5 10Millersville University 16 25Missouri Valley College 0 2Monmouth College 0 1Montclair State University 8 11Moravian College 1 0Morgan State University 4 0Mount Olive College 0 1Mount St. Mary's College (Md.) 25 7Mount St. Mary's College (N.Y.) 4 0Muhlenberg College 2 0New Jersey, College of 4 5New Jersey Technical Institute 2 0New York, State Univ. of (Oneonta) 4 0New York, State Univ. of (Oswego) 5 2North Carolina Wesleyan College 8 17Oglethorpe 1 0Ohio Northern University 2 1Pembroke State College 0 1Pennsylvania, Univ. of 2 0Pennsylvania State-Behrend College 1 0Penn. State Univ. (Harrisburg) 13 0Philadelphia College of Textiles 5 5Piedmont 1 0Pittsburgh, Univ. of (Bradford) 3 0

Opponent Won LossPittsburgh, Univ. of (Johnstown) 5 0Point Park College 0 1Rennsselaer Polytechnic Institute 1 1Richard Stockton College 2 0Robert Morris College 1 0Rochester, University of 1 0Rochester Institute of Technology 2 0Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 2 2Rowan University 8 10Rutgers University (Camden) 7 3Rutgers University (Newark) 3 1St. Andrews Presbyterian College 1 3St. Bonaventure University 1 2St. Joseph's University 0 3St. John Fisher College 2 2St. John’s (Minn.) 1 0St. Mary's College (Md.) 41 10St. Xavier University 1 0Salisbury University 41 51*Savannah College of A&D 2 0Scranton, Univ. of 2 0Shenandoah University 3 1Shepherd College 9 3Shippensburg University 8 12Skidmore College 1 0Slippery Rock University 0 1Spring Garden College 4 1Stevenson University 15 6Suffolk University 1 0SUNY- Cortland 0 2SUNY- Farmingdale 3 0Susquehanna University 31 13Temple University 1 2Thomas College (Ga.) 1 0Towson State University 4 5Trevecca Nazarene College 0 1U.S. Military Academy 0 1Virginia Wesleyan University 2 2Wartburg College 1 0Washington College 14 2Washington & Jefferson 0 1Wesley College 9 5McDaniel College 26 7Widener University 3 0William Paterson College 0 5Wilmington College (Del.) 7 5Wooster, The College of 1 0* Plus 1 tie

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JAQUET fiELdHOmE Of THE YORK cOLLEGE BASEBALL TEAm

Jaquet Field is the beautiful home of the York College baseball program. The facility underwent ahuge facelift during the summer of 2001 as the outfield was leveled, dugouts installed, and a pressbox was constructed, making the facility one of the best on the east coast. The playing surface is one of the best the Spartans will play on all year. The coaching staff andplayers dedicate a great deal of time in making their home facility a great home field for the Greenand White. The facility features a 14-foot high right field wall, a double cage in right centerfield and bullpensdown each foul line. The press box features a concession stand in the lower level, serving Spartanfans during the season. The outfield dimensions are 330 in left, 395 in center, and 315 down the rightfield line.

YORK cOLLEGE ATHLETic HALL Of fAmE• BASEBALL mEmBERS •

Jack “Jake” Jaquet

1959-1987

INDUCTED 1989

James M. May

1969-1972

INDUCTED 1989

Jack C. Frank

1966-1967

INDUCTED 1990

Richard C. Amspacher

1974-1977

INDUCTED 1992

Rick A. Brenner

1975-1978

INDUCTED 1994

Randy V. Reynolds

1972-1975

INDUCTED 1994

Rick L. Dressler III

1979-1982

INDUCTED 1995

Todd Harrold

1976-1979

INDUCTED 1997

Keith Wentz

1983-1985

INDUCTED 1998

Tom Houseal

1972-1975

INDUCTED 1998

Eddie Fuller

1983-1986

INDUCTED 1999

Brian Reynolds

1992-1996

INDUCTED 2008

Brendan Reinert

1994-1998

INDUCTED 2009

york college overview York College of Pennsylvania is a private-sector, independent institution of higher education, which focuses on offeringbaccalaureate degree programs in the arts and sciences, business administration, education, public affairs, and nursing. Stu-dents may also enroll in courses leading to the associate degree and master’s degree. The College draws its 4,600 full-time undergraduate and 1,500 part-time and graduate students from some 30 states and36 foreign countries. Typically, 50% of York’s freshmen hail from Pennsylvania; 30% from New York and New Jersey; and15% from Maryland, Washington, DC, Virginia, and Connecticut. Others come from states up and down the East Coast andfrom abroad. Most of York’s part-time and graduate students reside and are employed in the greater York Area. The College occupies a 190-acre, park-like campus, just beyond the York city (pop. 50,000) limits, in the rolling hills ofthe south central part of the state. Close to the heart of “Pennsylvania Dutch” country, York is one hour from Baltimore; twohours from Philadelphia or Washington, DC; and four hours from New York City, Pittsburgh, or Richmond. Nearly half ofits undergraduate students reside in college housing in the vicinity of the campus. York College envisions itself as a center of affordable academic excellence and has received favorable national recogni-tion for its success in offering a higher education program of high quality at a tuition rate substantially lower than the ratescharged by institutions of similar type, scope, and distinction. York’s effective control of tuition costs stems principallyfrom the long-term, generous support of the College by its friends in the York community and its alumni. This support hasprovided both superior debt-free physical facilities and permanent endowment resources sufficient to fund institutionalscholarships and financial aid for needy students. York uses this fiscal strength in turn to provide a kind of “scholarship” toeach of its students in the form of relatively modest charges for tuition and campus housing. York College is accredited by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges andSchools and has specialized accreditation for its business, nursing, allied health, and recreation programs. York College isproud of its ongoing efforts in gender equity. As per the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act of 1994, information regardingYCP’s gender equity statistics is available for review in the office of the Assistant Dean for Athletics and Recreation. Stu-dents can request a copy of the report from the Assistant Dean for Athletics and Recreation.

the grumbacher Sport & Fitness center The York College campus officially grew on April 29, 2006, as the College unveiled the Grumbacher Sport & FitnessCenter to the public. This 160,000 square foot complex is the centerpiece for student life on the College’s West Campus.Bordered by McKay Hall and Grantley Hall, and a quadrangle of new dormitories, the Center features the Charles WolfGymnasium, a 1,712-seat arena hosting varsity competition in men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, and wrestling.Other features include an eight-lane competitive pool with instructional areas and 1- and 3-meter diving boards, a three-court field house, spacious locker room facilities, and a state-of-the-art fitness area that spreads out over 7,600 square feet. Two new Sport Turf fields sit directly south of the Grumbacher Center. Graham Field is home to the men’s and women’ssoccer and track & field teams while Kinsley Field is the home of the field hockey, men’s lacrosse, and women’s lacrosseteams.

2010 york college baseball ScheduleDate opponent Timefeb. 26 at LaGrange 4:00 pm feb. 27 Rawlings Southern classic

at Emory 11:00 am at Emory 2:00 pm

feb. 28 Rawlings Southern classicat Rhodes @ Atlanta, Ga. 9:00 am

mar. 2 at Randolph-macon 3:00 pm mar. 5 mary Washington * 2:30 pm mar. 6 at mary Washington * (dH) 1:00 pm mar. 10 Wesley * 2:30 pm mar. 13 at Wesley * (dH) 1:00 pm mar. 15 at Elizabethtown 3:30 pm mar. 18 at Gettysburg 3:30 pm mar. 19 at Stevenson * 3:30 pm mar. 20 Stevenson * (dH) 1:00 pm mar. 24 at St. mary’s (md.) * 3:30 pm mar. 26 Rowan 3:30 pm mar. 27 St. mary’s (md.) * (dH) 1:00 pm mar. 30 at Lebanon Valley 3:30 pm mar. 31 Gallaudet * 3:30 pm Apr. 1 at messiah 3:30 pm

Date opponent TimeApr. 3 at Gallaudet * (dH) 1:00 pm Apr. 7 at Salisbury * 3:30 pm Apr. 10 Salisbury * (dH) 1:00 pm Apr. 13 cAc Tournament - first RoundApr. 15 cAc Tournament - Second RoundApr. 17 cAc Tournament - SemifinalsApr. 18 cAc Tournament - championship GameApr. 20 immaculata 3:30 pm Apr. 21 franklin & marshall 4:00 pm Apr. 24 christopher Newport (dH) 12:00 pm Apr. 26 at Johns Hopkins 3:30 pm Apr. 27 montclair St. 3:30 pm Apr. 30 vs. Piedmont @ fayetteville, N.c. 2:00 pm may. 1 vs. Piedmont @ fayetteville, N.c. 1:00 pm

at methodist 7:00 pm may 2 at methodist 1:00 pm may 6 ferrum 3:30 pm may 7 ferrum 1:00 pm

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