2012 Catawba College Baseball Media Guide

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Quick Facts:Name of School: Catawba College

Location: 2300 W. Innes St.

Salisbury, NC 28144

Nickname: Catawba Indians

Founded: 1851

Church Affiliation: United Church of Christ

Enrollment: 1,200

Student/Faculty Ratio: 16:1

Average Class Size: 15-20

School Colors: Blue & White

Athletic Affiliation: NCAA II

Conference: South Atlantic

President: Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine (Catawba ’52)

Director of Athletics: Sports Information: Jim Lewis

Sports Information Telephone: (704) 637-4720

Head Athletic Trainer: Bob Casmus

Baseball Coach: Jim Gantt

Baseball Office Telephone: (704) 637-4469

Home Park: Newman Park

Media Information:Sports Information Office: Located in Goodman Gym

Sports Information Director: Jim Lewis (Catawba ’89)

Assistant Sports Info. Director: Chris Triplett (Charlotte ’10)

Sports Information Phone: (704) 637-4720

Sports Information Fa x: (704) 645-4568

Website: www.gocatawbaindians.com

Catawba College’s official athletic website of all sports. Includes

individual team pages that contains rosters, schedules, stories,

player bios, statistics, and photo galleries. For those who are un-

able to attend the events can follow along on LIVE STATS for

many of our sports. For a listing of games that will support live

stats check out the website.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of ContentsCompliance........................................................................................2

Admissions........................................................................................3

Catawba College...............................................................................4

The Local Region...............................................................................6

North Carolina....................................................................................7

Chiefs Club........................................................................................8

Catawba Cheerleaders......................................................................9

Catawba Crazies...............................................................................9

Staff Directory..................................................................................10

Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine, President.................................................12

Dennis Davidson, AD.......................................................................12

Athletic Training...............................................................................13

Jim Gantt.........................................................................................14

Michael Lowman..............................................................................16

Seth Graham...................................................................................17

Todd Miller...................................................................................17

Newman Park..................................................................................18

Player Profiles..................................................................................19

Team/Senior Pictures.................................................................45

2011 Results/Stats..........................................................................46

Record Book....................................................................................49

In The Pros......................................................................................69

All-Americans..................................................................................70

Past Award Winners........................................................................72

Opponent Outlook.........................................................................74

South Atlantic Conference...............................................................78

Spotting Chart..................................................................................80

2012 Catawba Baseball Schedule.................................................84

Credits:

Executive Editor: Jim Lewis

Contributing Editors: Chris Triplett, Dennis Davidson

Typesetting and Design: Chris Triplett

Photographers:Jim Lewis, Chuck Williams, James Sipes Photography, Gregg

Forwerck, Matt Owen Photography, Harold Hinson Photography,

Ray Marsden, Nell Redmon, Curtis Fowler, Eric Wells, Dennis

Switzer

Catawba would like to thank:Kannapolis Intimidator, Carowinds, Carolina Hurricanes, Char-

lotte Motor Speedway, Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Bobcats,

US National Whitewater Center, Chuck Williams, Catawba Col-

lege Public Relations, Christy Armstrong


PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMICSYou are a “prospective student‐ath‐lete” when you start ninth‐gradeclasses.

You become a “recruited student‐ath‐lete” at a particular college if anycoach or representative of the col‐lege’s athletics interest (booster orrepresentative) approaches you (orany member of your family) about en‐rolling and participating in athletics atthat college. Activities by coaches orboosters that cause you to become arecruited prospective student‐athleteare:‐providing you with an official visit;‐visiting you or any other member ofyour family anywhere other than thecollege campus;‐placing more than one telephone callto you or any other member of yourfamily; or‐Signing a National Letter of Intent.

To practice orplay duringyour fresh‐man year,you mustmeet the pro‐visions ofNCAA Bylaw14.3, whichinclude: (a) graduating from highschool, (b) achieving a minimum cu‐mulative grade point average in 14core courses, and achieving a corre‐sponding minimum combined scoreon the SAT, or a minimum sum totalscore on the ACT as determined bythe NCAA Initial Eligibility Center.Register with the Eligibility Center assoon as possible. At the followingweb address:www.ncaaclearinghouse.net.

CONTACT INFORMATIONShould you have any questions re‐garding NCAA rules and regulations,please feel free to contact CatawbaCollege and Craig Turnbull, Director ofCompliance, at (704) 637‐4475. Infor‐mation can also be located atwww.gocatawbaindians.com/compli‐ance.

In the realm of NCAA Rules Compliance, the general rule is

"Ask First !!!"

NCAA Compliance


ADMISSIONS

Inquiries regarding admissio n to Catawba College are al-

ways warmly welcomed. If you are interested in joining the

Catawba community you should apply for admission anytime

after your sixth semester of high school.

Catawba follows the usual guidelines for “rolling admis-

sions” and, therefore, has no closing date for accepting ap-

plications. Applying early will ensure you an early response

from the college.

In your application, you are asked to provide a wide va-

riety of information relating to your academic and co-curric-

ular background. this information is used to help determine

your potential to profit from, as well as contribute to, the

Catawba community.

You must complete a minimum of 16 units of high school

course work, 12 of which should be in academic subjects.

The following college preparatory course work is strongly rec-

ommended: four units of English; three units of mathematics

(Algebra I or above); three units of Laboratory Science; three

units of Social Science; and two units of foreign language.

Your admission to Catawba also will be evaluated by class

rank, grade point average, SAT or ACT examination scores,

and academic course selection.

Arrangements for visits to the Catawba campus may be

made by calling 1-800-CATAWBA, or by writing the Office of

Admissions, Catawba College, 2300 W. Innes Street, Salis-

bury, NC, 28144.

COACHES DIRECTORY

Baseball........................Jim Gantt......................704-637-4469Basketball (M)..............Jim Baker......................704-637-4473Basketball (W)..............Angie Morton................704-637-4471Cross Country (M&W).........Bill Haggerty.................704-637-4473Football........................Chip Hester..................704-637-4424Golf (M&W)..................Sam Gealy....................704-637-4236Lacrosse (M)...............Peter Borque..................704-637-4485Lacrosse (W)..............Ashley Gilroy..................704-637-4408Soccer (M)..................Liam Farrell....................704-637-4348Soccer (W).................Michael Swan.................704-637-4324Softball........................Nan Whitley..................704-637-4359Swimming (M&W).........Betsy Graham.................704-637-4672Tennis (M&W)...............Jeff Childress..................704-637-4265Volleyball (W)...............Ginger Hamric................704-637-4480






Benefits include:

• The pride of providing scholarship assistance to deserving student‐athletes

• Access to Tribal Treats at football and basketball games

• Option to purchase season tickets in Shuford Stadium

Your membership entitles you to the option of purchasing a Catawba Season Sports Ticket (call formore information) and access to Tribal Treats atfootball and basketball games. Members also re‐ceive invitations to participate in the annual SportsHall of Fame Weekend, attend the Athletics AwardsCeremony in the spring, and attend other specialevents throughout the year.

Most importantly, you have the satisfactionof knowing you had a hand in assisting the fine young men and women who at‐tend Catawba College through athleticscholarships! More than one‐third ofCatawba students are student‐athletes.

Join Today!

The Catawba College Chiefs Club remains one of the best bargains for your money!

704‐637‐4394www.catawba.edu/chiefsclub

Support the Winners on &the Field

Catawba College currently offers 83 fullAthletic Scholarships


STAFF DIRECTORY

Brandon Auton

Athletic TrainingJim Baker

Men’s Basketball

Head Coach

Peter Borque

Men’s Lacrosse

Head Coach/

Facilities Director

Nick Brown

Women’s Soccer

Vol. Asst. Coach

Bob Casmus

Head Athletic

Trainer

Frank Cardelle

Men’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

Brittany Chester

Cross Country

Vol. Asst. Coach

Jeff Childress

M & W Tennis

Head Coach

Dennis Davidson

Athletic DirectorMike Eden

Athletic Training

Liam Ferrell

Head Men’s

Soccer Coach

John Fitz

Football

Asst. Head Coach

Strength & Cond.

Paul Friend

Women’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

Adrian Gantt

Softball

Assistant Coach

Jim Gantt

Baseball

Head Coach

Sam Gealy

M & W Golf

Head Coach

Josh Gillion

Men’s Soccer

Graduate Assistant

Rori

Godsey

Cross Country

Assistant Coach

Betsy Graham

M & W Swimming

Head Coach

Seth Graham

Baseball

Assistant Coach

Bill Haggerty

Cross Country

Head Coach/

Asst. M Basketball

Ginger Hamric

Volleyball

Head Coach

Andi Henderson

Volleyball

Assistant Coach

Chip Hester

Football

Head Coach

Brian Hinson

Football

Offensive Line

Ashley Gilroy

Women’s Lacrosse

Head Coach

Leslie Dent

Athletic Training

Jim Hand

Athletic Training

Tom Childress

Vice President

for Sports

Mitch Ellis

Football

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Khanis Hubbard

Football

Defensive Line

Jason Hunt

Faculty Athletic

Representative

Ricky Joines

W. Basketball

Assistant Coach

Gordon Kirkland

Cheif’s Club

Director

Bob Lancaster

Football

Defensive Coord.

Football Operations

Bill Leonard

M & W Tennis

Assistant Coach

Jim Lewis

SID/

Athletic Director of

Media Relations

Dorthell Little

W. Basketball

Assistant Coach

Radell Lockhart

Football

Defensive Ends

Michael Lowman

Baseball

Assistant Coach

Peggy Mason

Secretary/

Concessions Mgr.

Todd McComb

Football

Co-Special Teams/

Linebackers

Todd Miller

Baseball

Vol. Asst. Coach

Marvin Moore

Men’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Angie Morton

W. Basketball

Head Coach

Jim Mundy

M & W Golf

Assistant Coach

Michael Murphy

Lacrosse

Assistant Coach

Lyle Naber

Football

Graduate Assistant

Y-Backs

Katie Osteen

Cheerleading

Head Coach

Shane Prescott

Softball

Assistant Coach

Corey Ready

Football

Vol. Asst. Coach

Defensive Backs

Amber Stanley

M & W Swimming

Assistant Coach

DJ Summers

Football

Recruiting Coord./

Running Backs

Michael Swan

Women’s Soccer

Head Coach

Craig Turnbull

Compliance/

Sr. Assistant AD

Nan Whitley

Softball

Head Coach/

Sr. Women’s Adm.

Rhonda Truitt

Title IX Coordinator

Greg Tinsley

Men’s Basketball

Vol. Assit. Coach

Sherman Howze

Football

Assistant Coach

Freddie Lynn

M. Basketball

Vol. Asst. Coach

Stacy Rider

Athletic Training

Chris Triplett

Assistant SID

Deana Waintraub

Women’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

Shawn Thomas

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Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine, chancellor emeritus of UNC Pembroke, is currently serving as the

interim president of Catawba College. Oxendine took over in March of 2011. Oxendine is a 1952

alumnus of Catawba and a member of the Board of Trustees.

A native of Pembroke, NC, Oxendine served as chancellor of UNC Pembroke from 1989-

1999. During his tenure there, the institution changed its name from Pembroke State University, its

Carnegie Foundation classification to Comprehensive I, and its athletic conference from NAIA to

NCAA II. New degree programs were also added under Oxendine’s leadership, including a RN-

BSN nursing program (offered jointly with Fayetteville State University), an MBA program, MA de-

grees in Agency Counseling and School Counseling, and bachelors degrees in Criminal Justice,

Community Health Education, American Studies, Mass Communications, and Birth-Kindergarten.

The landscape of the UNC Pembroke also changed during this period, with new, expanded, and renovated buildings, and an increase

in student diversity.

Oxendine graduated from Catawba College in 1952, and earned his master’s of education degree from Boston University in

1953 and his doctorate of education from Boston University in 1959. He worked in automobile factories in Detroit, Michigan, played

professional baseball in the Pittsburgh Pirates Minor League System for three years, and served in the U.S. Army from 1953-1955 in

Korea and Hawaii. He was a teacher and athletic coach in the Lynchburg Public Schools in Virginia between 1955 and 1957, before

becoming a Teaching Fellow at Boston University between 1957 and 1959. For 30 years, between 1959 and 1989, he served as dean

and professor at Temple University in Philadelphia.

Oxendine has authored two books: “American Indian Sports Heritage,” two editions (1988/1995), University of Nebraska

Press; and “Psychology of Motor Learning,” two editions (1968/1984), Prentice-Hall, Incorporated. He also has authored three dozen

professional and research articles, and five chapters in books on motor learning.

His honors and accolades are numerous. Catawba honored him in 2007 with its O.B. Michael Award, inducted him into its

Sports Hall of Fame in 1978, and awarded him an Honorary Doctor of Science degree in 1979. Boston University honored him with its

Alumni Award for Distinguished Public Service in 1978, while Temple University awarded him its Stauffer Award for Outstanding Fac-

ulty Service in 1989. He received the R. Tait McKenzie Award from the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation

and Dance in 1993 and the Charles D. Henry Award for the enhancement of ethnic minority members in 1989.

Oxendine serves or has served on the board of directors for the Lost Colony; the Southern Association of Colleges and

Schools’ Commission on Colleges; the National Institute of Health’s Office of Minority Programs; the Fact-Finding Team of the Ameri-

can Association of State Colleges and Universities; and the Advisory Council for the N.C. Center for Nursing.

Oxendine has been married for 50 years to the former Adrienne McNaughton of Philadelphia and the two are parents of two

adult children, James Thomas and Jean Marie.

Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine

President

Dennis DavidsonDirector of Athletics

Dennis Davidson has been director of athletics since May of 1996. He came to CatawbaCollege in July 1984 as director of public information and moved totally into sports information oneyear later.In 1991, Davidson was promoted to assistant to the athletic director, and in 1993, he was promotedto assistant athletic director for game operations, in addition to the sports information duties.

Davidson oversees the entire athletic program at Catawba. He has also been responsiblefor securing athletic advertising and sponsorships and has had significant roles in Catawba’s SportsHall of Fame inductions, the South Atlantic Conference Spring Sports Festival and the year-end ath-letic ceremony. He is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics(NACDA) and was a member of the regional advisory committee for NCAA Division II football (2002-04). Davidson is currently the South Atlantic Conference AD liaison for baseball and women’s bas-ketball and chairman of the SAC Athletic Directors Council.

Davidson was also highly involved in the planning of the Hayes Field House and Shuford Stadium reconstruction. He also hasdirected the highly popular Sam Moir Christmas Basketball Classic since 1996.A former member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Davidson was chairman of the NAIA District 26 SIDsand the Carolinas Conference Awards Committee for three years (1986-89). He was voted by his peers as District 26 SID of the Yearfor 1987-88 and 1992-93.

Born in Statesville, but reared in Salisbury, Davidson graduated in 1977 from West Rowan High School, where he was a four-year letterman in baseball, earning All-North Piedmont Conference honors as a senior.

Davidson earned a bachelor’s degree in English at Catawba in 1981, working as a part-time writer at The Salisbury Post duringhis college years. He actually began at The Post as a 16-year-old sportswriter in 1975.

A member of Milford Hills United Methodist Church, Davidson is president of the Westside Pool Association. He is also a memberof the PTA at Southeast Middle School.

Davidson resides in Salisbury with his wife, Toni, a registered nurse at Lexington Memorial Hospital. They have three daughters,Bethany (22), a Catawba graduate, Katie (19), a sophomore at Catawba, and Carrie (14).

Brandon Auton is in his first year as Assistant Athletic Trainer at Catawba College. In

addition to his medical coverage for the Women’s Volleyball team, he also oversees

coverage for the Men’s and Women’s Swimming, and Baseball teams, which includes

both home and away practice and game coverage. In addition to being a Certified

Athletic Trainer (ATC), Auton is also a Red Cross Instructor.

Auton comes to Catawba from the University of Nebraska where he earned a mas-

ter’s degree in education administration and athletic administration in 2011. While

with the Cornhuskers, he served as a graduate assistant with the baseball team.

Auton earned a bachelor’s of science degree in athletic training from Western Carolina in 2009.

While at Western Carolina, Auton worked with the football and softball teams. He also interned with the Pittsburgh Pirates

with the Hickory Crawdads and at their spring training facility in Bradenton, FL. Auton also spent the spring of 2009 as an in-

tern at Vanderbilt University, working with men’s and women’s basketball and baseball.

BRANDON AUTON, ATCATHLETIC TRAINER

ATHLETIC TRAINING

John D. Coble Athletic Training Room

The John D Coble athletic training room is located on the bottom floor of the Abernathy physical education build-

ing and provides the medical care for 13 of Catawba’s 19 sports. Prior to 2002, when the Hayes Field House was com-

pleted, all athletic teams used this facility. Over the past 40 years, the athletic training room has been expanded and

improved to its current size of 1325 square feet.

Athletes receive injury prevention, assessment, management and rehabilitation here. There are 7 treatment ta-

bles and 3 taping tables available. The facility provides state-of-the art modality treatment, which includes ultrasound,

electrical stimulation, diathermy and a hydrotherapy room for hot or cold whirlpools. In addition, a portion of the facility is

equipped with rehabilitation equipment such as a stationary bike, elliptical, stair stepper, Biodex total body gym, phys-

ioballs and free weights. Also included are two athletic trainer offices and a private Doctors exam room.


Jim Gantt

Head Coach

Jim Gantt enters his 16th season as head coach of the Catawba Col-

lege baseball program in 2012. Under Gantt, Catawba has posted a

dozen straight 30+ win seasons and have made six appearances in

NCAA II Regional play. He has a career record of 520-278.

Gantt was honored as South

Atlantic Conference Coach of

the Year for the fifth time in

2011. The Indians garnered a SAC regular season champi-

onship at 41-15 and advanced to the regionals for the

fourth consecutive year. In 2008, he earned SAC Coach of

the Year as the Indians claimed a SAC Championship. The

squad advanced to the NCAA II South Region Champi-

onship game and posted a 43-18 mark. He was named the

2006 SAC Coach of the Year after the Tribe went 47-14.

Catawba won both the SAC regular season and tourna-

ment titles and advanced to the NCAA II South Region

Championship game. The Indians were ranked as high as #2

in the nation.

Gantt also earned SAC Coach of the Year honors in 2004

after guiding the Indians

to a then school record

42 wins, including its

first-ever berth in the

NCAA II Regionals. In

2005, Catawba won

the SAC title and

went 35-19. The

1997 squad, his first as head coach, equaled a

then second most win total with 32. Gantt

also led the Indians to the 2002 SAC Tourna-

ment title and was named SAC Coach of the

Year for the first time in 1999.

As an assistant for seven seasons, Gantt was

a key part of Catawba’s five straight seasons

with at least 27 wins from 1991-95). The In-

dians won back-to-back South Atlantic

Conference championships in 1992-93

and was a perfect 21-0 in league games

in 1992 (38-7 overall). He currently

serves as the coach of Rowan

County’s successful American Le-

gion team, guiding the team to

the World Series for the second

time in 2009. Gantt was named

the North Carolina Amateur

Coach of the Year in 2002 after

guiding Rowan to a 43-2 record and

a state championship. As an assistant, he

helped the legion team to the 1996

Southeast Regional Championship, advancing

to the World Series in Roseburg, Oregon.

Year-By-Year Totals

Year Overall SAC Finish

1997 32-19 11-9 4th

1998 22-20 9-9 5th

1999 28-17 13-8 3rd

2000 31-21 15-9 T-3rd

2001 31-22 10-10 4th

2002 30-21# 11-9 3rd

2003 30-25 12-9 5th

2004 42-17#+ 17-4 1st

2005 35-19 14-6 T-1st

2006 47-14#+ 17-4 T-1st

2007 32-19 12-10 3rd

2008 43-18+ 16-5 1st

2009 36-18#+ 16-4 2nd

2010 40-13#+ 16-8 2nd

2011 41-15+ 23-4 1st

Total 520-278 212-110

# - SAC Tournament Champions

+ - NCAA II Regional Participant


Gantt, who graduated from Catawba in May 1989, with a bachelor’s degree in sports manage-

ment, had an outstanding four-year career as a player for the Indians. He compiled a .297 ca-

reer batting average. A third baseman, Gantt enjoyed his best season in 1988, as the Indians

went 27-8 and won the Carolinas Conference championship. He was named to the all-con-

ference team after hitting .322, with a .482

on-base percentage.

Always a good contact hitter, Gantt

struck out only 28 times in 330 career at-

bats, while walking 47 times. He started 97

of 105 games, compiling 98 hits and 42 RBI.

An all-conference player at Newton-

Conover (N.C.) High School before grad-

uating in 1984, Gantt was a .439 career

hitter for the Red Devils.

Gantt resides in Salisbury with his wife,

Adrian and infant daughter Blakely born

Dec. 7, 2011. Adrian has served as the head

field hockey coach at Catawba and an as-

sistant with the softball program.

GANTT

Quick Facts

– 5 SAC Titles

– 5 SAC Tournament Titles

– 6 NCAA II Regional Appearances

– 5-Time SAC Coach of the Year

– 9 SAC Players/Pitchers of the Year

– 6 SAC Freshman of the Year

– 45 First Team All-SAC Selections

– 67 All-Conference Selections

– 2 Region Players of the Year

– 41 All-Region Selections

– 15 All-Americans

– 4 Academic All-Americans

Milestone Wins

Wins Opponent Date

1 Pembroke State 2/9/1997

25 at Francis Marion 4/8/1997

50 Pfeiffer 4/1/1998

100 St. Andrews 3/22/2000

150 Shippensburg 2/24/2002

200 at Barton 4/15/2003

250 Barton 2/6/2005

300 Shippensburg 3/8/2006

350 at Lincoln Memorial 3/21/2007

400 Erskine 5/9/2008

450 At Tusculum 2/20/2010

500 At Anderson 3/18/2011


Michael Lowman

Assistant Coach

Michael Lowman is entering his seventh season as an assistant

coach with the Catawba College baseball program. Lowman previ-

ously coached at Catawba from 2005-07. After a one year stint as an

assistant coach at his alma mater, High Point University, Lowman

returned to Catawba before the 2009 sea-

son.

In Lowman’s first season as an assistant coach in 2005, he helped lead

the Tribe to a regular season conference championship and an overall

record of 35-19. In 2006, the Indians had a banner year by setting a

school and conference record for wins in a season by going 47-14

and winning the regular season and conference tournament

championships. Catawba advanced to the regional champi-

onship game that season where they lost to the eventual NCAA

II National Champion Tampa University. The Indians reached

as high as #2 in the national rankings that season and fin-

ished the season ranked tenth overall.

In 2009, the Indians went 32-19 and once again qualified for

regional play by defeating Tusculum twice on champi-

onship Sunday to win the conference tournament and

earn the South Atlantic Conference automatic qualifier

for the Southeast Regional Championships. In 2010, the In-

dians finished with an overall record of 40-13 and once

again qualified for regional play by winning the conference

tournament championship.

Prior to coming to Catawba in 2005, Lowman served as a gradu-

ate assistant at High Point University. As a player at HPU, Low-

man earned All-Conference honors in his junior season.

Lowman also serves as the Head Coach of the South Rowan Amer-

ican Legion team. In his second season as head coach in 2010, Low-

man led his team to a Southern Division Regular Season

Championship, the team’s first since it was founded in 1996.

Lowman resides in Salisbury with his wife, Kelly, and son, Colin.

Todd Miller

Volunteer Assistant Coach

Todd Miller enters his second season as an assistant coach at

Catawba. He came to Catawba last year after a two year stint as

an assistant at his alma mater, Hanover College. Miller began

coaching as a graduate assistant at Bluffton University and has

also coached the LIDS nationally elite Indiana Bulls for the past

three summers.

Miller played baseball and football at Hanover, graduating in 2006 with a degree in commu-

nications. He was a three-time all-conference pick in baseball, where he was team MVP and

captain. Miller also earned all-conference honors in football. In 2008, he earned a master’s

degree in business administration at Bluffton and for his work with the 2007 team he

earned the 2010 NCAA Award of Inspiration.

A native of Franklin, Indiana, Miller starred in baseball, basketball and football at Franklin

Community High School. He resides in Salisbury with his fiance, Leigh.


Seth Graham

Assistant Coach

Seth Graham is entering his second season as an assistant coach

with the Catawba baseball program. He joined the Catawba staff

last season after serving as head coach at Wilkes Community Col-

lege for five years.

Graham started his coaching career at Wilkes CC as an assistant

coach in 2005 before becoming head coach. He has also served as

assistant coach for Mooresville Post 66 American Legion since 2005.

While coaching at Wilkes CC, Graham won a record 101 games while mentoring ten all-re-

gion players and four all-district performers. He coached one All-American and had one

player selected in the professional draft. Graham was named NJCAA Region X DII Coach of

the Year in 2009, guiding the squad to a 35-15 record, a conference title and a third place in

the Southeast District of NJCAA DII.

Graham played collegiately at Wilkes Community College as a pitcher. He finished up playing

at Mars Hill from 2003-05.

He resides in Mt. Ulla with his wife, Hillary.


Newman Park has been home to the Catawba College Indians since 1926, with the grandstand

being erected in 1934. The picturesque ballpark, which seats approximately 2,500 fans, is the

third oldest in the state of North Carolina that is still in operation.

In 2001, Catawba led NCAA II in attendance with an average of 435 fans per home date.

Catawba has posted an 834-405 record at home, a winning percentage of 67.3%.

Recent improvements at the park include the new press box and concession stand that was

erected in 1996. That summer, the ballpark was the site of the American Legion Southeast Re-

gional. After the 2001 season, a new covered batting cage was constructed and the slope

along the right field foul area was removed and a wall was erected. Prior to the start of

the 2003 season, the slope along the left field was removed and a new 18-foot outfield wall

was erected in 2004.

Newman Park has been the host for the South Atlantic Conference Tournament on

seven occasions. Rowan County’s successful American Legion program also plays its home

games at Newman Park, hosting the 2002 North Carolina State Tournament.

NEWMAN PARK


CATAWBA COLLEGECATAWBA COLLEGE

INDIANSINDIANS

Location Salisbury, NC

Enrollment 1,200

Colors Blue and White

Nickname Indians

Conference South Atlantic

Home Field Newman Park

Head Coach Jim Gantt

Record at Catawba/Years 520-278,16th season

Career Coaching Record/Years 520-278, 16th season

Assistant Coaches Michael Lowman

Seth Graham

Volunteer Assistant Todd Miller

2011 Overall Record 41-15

2011 Conference Record 23-4

2011 Postseason Results 1-2, NCAA Regionals

Seniors 10

Juniors 8

Sophomores 11

Freshmen 12

SID Jim Lewis

Email [email protected]

Office Phone (704) 637-4720

Fax (704) 645-4887

Website www.gocatawbaindians.com

Numeric Roster

No.NAME POS. HT. WT. CL B/T HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 1 Brett Underwood INF 5-11 150 Sr R/R Greensboro,NC/SW Guilford2 Justin Morris INF 5-10 160 Fr R/R Salisbury,NC/E.Rowan3 Blake Houston OF 5-11 170 So L/R Mt. Ulla,NC/S.Rowan4 John Tuttle P 6-0 170 So R/R Kannapolis,NC/A.L. Brown5 Nick Lomascolo P 6-0 190 Jr R/L Mooresville,NC/Lake Norman6 Ross Whitley P 6-3 180 Jr R/R Mooresville,NC/Lake Norman10 Clay Watson P 5-9 175 Sr R/R Lexington,NC/N.Davidson11 Zach Smith OF 5-10 190 Jr R/R Salisbury,NC/E.Rowan/Pitt CC12 Chris Dula P/3B/1B 6-2 200 So R/R Troutman,NC/S.Iredell14 Gunnar Hogan INF 5-11 180 Fr R/R Kannapolis,NC/Carson15 Cameron Beard INF 6-0 195 So R/R Conover,NC/Bunker Hill16 Julio Zubillaga INF 5-9 175 So R/R China Grove,NC/Carson17 Dylan May P/OF 5-10 175 Fr S/L Kannapolis,NC/A.L. Brown18 Landon Clark C/INF 5-8 160 Fr R/R Lexington,NC/C.Davidson19 Nate King P 6-0 200 Sr L/L Vancouver,WA/Skyview/NC State20 Ryan Bostian OF 5-10 175 Sr R/R Kannapolis,NC/S.Rowan/Montreat21 Joe Kase P 5-11 190 Sr R/R Palm Harbor,FL/Tarpon Springs/S.Florida CC22 Craig Brooks P/INF 5-11 165 Fr R/R Monroe,NC/Parkwood23 Garrett Furr OF/DH 6-0 200 Jr R/R Gold Hill,NC/Mt. Pleasant24 Keaton Hawks INF/OF 6-1 185 So R/R Lexington,NC/E.Davidson25 Matt Laurens P/OF 6-2 170 Fr L/L Salisbury,NC/N.Rowan26 Greg Lawson C 5-9 185 Sr R/R Charlotte,NC/Providence27 Russell Michalec OF 6-1 180 Jr R/L Salisbury,NC/Salisbury 28 Austin Moyer P/1B 5-11 270 Sr L/R Greensboro,NC/SE Guilford/USC Upstate29 Ryan McClintock P 6-2 160 So R/R Matthews,NC/Providence30 Will Johnson P 5-10 150 Fr L/L Faith,NC/E.Rowan31 DJ Webb P 5-9 170 So R/R Woodleaf,NC/W.Rowan33 JJ Jankowski P 6-1 205 Sr R/R McMurray,PA/Peters Twnp/Miami(OH)34 Cameron White OF 5-11 195 Sr R/R Columbia,SC/Ridge View35 Jared Fortune INF/OF/P 6-3 195 Fr L/R Huntersville,NC/South Lake Christian36 Mario Parisi OF 5-11 185 So R/R Shirley,NY/Longwood37 Wesley Mister P 5-9 180 Sr L/L Durham,NC/Cedar Ridge39 Ryan Puckett C 6-0 210 Fr R/R Madison,NC/McMichael40 Ethan Satterfield OF 5-11 165 So R/R Madison,NC/McMichael42 Graham Lawing P 6-3 180 Sr R/R Huntersville,NC/NW Cabarrus/Wilkes CC43 John Wallace C/INF 5-10 205 So R/R Salisbury,NC/NW Cabarrus/Lynchburg44 Jordan Kuhn 1B/DH 5-10 225 Jr R/R Lewis Center,OH/Olentangy45 Nick Taylor C 5-11 195 Fr R/R Greensboro,NC/Oak Ridge46 Danny Parisi C 5-11 200 Fr R/R Shirley,NY/Longwood47 Anthony Allende P/INF 5-9 210 Fr R/R Concord,NC/Mt. Pleasant49 Michael Trombino P 5-11 170 Jr R/R Boca Raton,FL/Calvary Academy50 Joe Watson P 6-3 215 Fr R/R Advance,NC/Davie Co.51 Arik FenstermacherOF/P 6-0 175 Fr L/L Peru,ME/Dirigo52 Matt Mauldin OF 6-1 155 Fr R/R Salisbury,NC/N.Rowan

Alphabetic Roster

No.NAME POS. HT. WT. CL B/T HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL

47 Anthony Allende P/INF 5-9 210 Fr R/R Concord,NC/Mt. Pleasant

15 Cameron Beard INF 6-0 195 So R/R Conover,NC/Bunker Hill

20 Ryan Bostian OF 5-10 175 Sr R/R Kannapolis,NC/S.Rowan/Montreat

22 Craig Brooks P/INF 5-11 165 Fr R/R Monroe,NC/Parkwood

18 Landon Clark C/INF 5-8 160 Fr R/R Lexington,NC/C.Davidson

12 Chris Dula P/3B/1B 6-2 200 So R/R Troutman,NC/S.Iredell

51 Arik FenstermacherOF/P 6-0 175 Fr L/L Peru,ME/Dirigo

35 Jared Fortune INF/OF/P 6-3 195 Fr L/R Huntersville,NC/South Lake Christian

23 Garrett Furr OF/DH 6-0 200 Jr R/R Gold Hill,NC/Mt. Pleasant

24 Keaton Hawks INF/OF 6-1 185 So R/R Lexington,NC/E.Davidson

14 Gunnar Hogan INF 5-11 180 Fr R/R Kannapolis,NC/Carson

3 Blake Houston OF 5-11 170 So L/R Mt. Ulla,NC/S.Rowan

33 JJ Jankowski P 6-1 205 Sr R/R McMurray,PA/Peters Twnp/Miami(OH)

30 Will Johnson P 5-10 150 Fr L/L Faith,NC/E.Rowan

21 Joe Kase P 5-11 190 Sr R/R Palm Harbor,FL/Tarpon Springs/S.Florida CC

19 Nate King P 6-0 200 Sr L/L Vancouver,WA/Skyview/NC State

44 Jordan Kuhn 1B/DH 5-10 225 Jr R/R Lewis Center,OH/Olentangy

25 Matt Laurens P/OF 6-2 170 Fr L/L Salisbury,NC/N.Rowan

42 Graham Lawing P 6-3 180 Sr R/R Huntersville,NC/NW Cabarrus/Wilkes CC

26 Greg Lawson C 5-9 185 Sr R/R Charlotte,NC/Providence

5 Nick Lomascolo P 6-0 190 Jr R/L Mooresville,NC/Lake Norman

52 Matt Mauldin OF 6-1 155 Fr R/R Salisbury,NC/N.Rowan

17 Dylan May P/OF 5-10 175 Fr S/L Kannapolis,NC/A.L. Brown

29 Ryan McClintock P 6-2 160 So R/R Matthews,NC/Providence

27 Russell Michalec OF 6-1 180 Jr R/L Salisbury,NC/Salisbury

37 Wesley Mister P 5-9 180 Sr L/L Durham,NC/Cedar Ridge

2 Justin Morris INF 5-10 160 Fr R/R Salisbury,NC/E.Rowan

28 Austin Moyer P/1B 5-11 270 Sr L/R Greensboro,NC/SE Guilford/USC Upstate

36 Mario Parisi OF 5-11 185 So R/R Shirley,NY/Longwood

46 Danny Parisi C 5-11 200 Fr R/R Shirley,NY/Longwood

39 Ryan Puckett C 6-0 210 Fr R/R Madison,NC/McMichael

40 Ethan Satterfield OF 5-11 165 So R/R Madison,NC/McMichael

11 Zach Smith OF 5-10 190 Jr R/R Salisbury,NC/E.Rowan/Pitt CC

45 Nick Taylor C 5-11 195 Fr R/R Greensboro,NC/Oak Ridge

49 Michael Trombino P 5-11 170 Jr R/R Boca Raton,FL/Calvary Academy

4 John Tuttle P 6-0 170 So R/R Kannapolis,NC/A.L. Brown

1 Brett Underwood INF 5-11 150 Sr R/R Greensboro,NC/SW Guilford

43 John Wallace C/INF 5-10 205 So R/R Salisbury,NC/NW Cabarrus/Lynchburg

10 Clay Watson P 5-9 175 Sr R/R Lexington,NC/N.Davidson

50 Joe Watson P 6-3 215 Fr R/R Advance,NC/Davie Co.

31 DJ Webb P 5-9 170 So R/R Woodleaf,NC/W.Rowan

34 Cameron White OF 5-11 195 Sr R/R Columbia,SC/Ridge View

6 Ross Whitley P 6-3 180 Jr R/R Mooresville,NC/Lake Norman

16 Julio Zubillaga INF 5-9 175 So R/R China Grove,NC/Carson

2012 SAC Preseason Poll

1. CATAWBA 96 (8)

2. Wingate 91 (2)

3. Tusculum 79

4. Lincoln Memorial 59

5. Newberry 55

6. Carson-Newman 54

7. Mars Hill 41

8. Anderson 31

9. Lenoir-Rhyne 29

10. Brevard 15


#20 Ryan

Bostian

Kannapolis, NC

South Rowan H.S.

OF Senior 5-10 175 R/R

Q: What is your favorite sport other than Baseball?

A: Basketball

Q: What team would you like to see on the Catawba

schedule?

A: Hawaii Pacific University at their place

Q: Who is your favorite pro athlete?

A: Shane Victorino

Q: What is your favorite TV show?

A: Jersey Shore

Q: What is the place you’d most like to visit?

A: The Bahamas

2011: Started in all 56 games ... had 16 multi-hit

games ... hit in 19 of 20 games over a stretch from

Feb. 12 to March 18 ... tied for third on the team

with 59 total hits and was second in runs scored

with 48 ... was team leader with 14 triples and 13

stolen bases ... his 14 doubles was third on the team

... earned SAC Gold Glove after nine outfield assists

with only one error in 123 chances ... capped four-

run rally with two-out single in the eighth inning

in 9-8 win over Tusculum on April 16 ... had a .306 av-

erage vs. lefties ...

2010: Played in 47 games ... 36 of his 39 starts were in

right field ... named MVP of the SAC Tournament ...

in the title game he collected four hits, including

a home run, and drove in six ... over the four games,

hit .526 with the homer and nine RBI ... 24 of his RBI

came in league games where he hit .346 ... earned SAC

Player of the Week honors on A/5 after going 6-for-

12 with nine RBI in the L-R series ... had a .471 average

with runners in scoring position and batted .458

with two outs ... produced 22 two-out RBI ... posted

a .407 on-base percentage ... transferred from Mon-

treat ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a two-time all-county per-

former at South Rowan High School ... was named

Raiders’ MVP as a senior ...

PERSONAL: Born Ryan Charles Bostian on Aug. 23,

1990 in Concord, NC ... son of Charles and Yvonne

Bostian ... business major.

Q: What is your favorite movie?

A: Tommy Boy

Q: What is something that you are afraid of?

A: Snakes

Q: What is your favorite type of food?

A: Chinese Food

YEAR GP-GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA

2010 47-39 .337 166 43 56 17 0 5 43 17 32 4-4

2011 56-56 .257 230 48 59 14 4 2 17 27 38 13-16

Career 103-95 .290 396 43 115 31 4 7 60 44 70 17-20


YEAR W-L SV ERA G GS CG IP H R ER BB SO WP HB

At Miami (OH)

2009 6-2 5 4.95 22 3 0 43.2 42 27 24 16 42 1 4

2010 3-3 10 4.28 25 0 0 33.2 34 16 16 17 40 5 3

At Catawba

2011 8-2 1 2.95 16 15 1 97.2 82 42 32 26 118 9 3

Career 18-7 16 3.70 63 18 1 175.0 158 85 72 59 200 15 10


At Miami (OH)

2009 17-12 .200 50 6 10 2 0 0 3 4 16 0-0

2010 42-38 .287 143 26 41 10 0 8 32 16 51 0-0

Career 59-50 .264 193 32 51 12 0 8 35 20 67 0-0

#33 JJ

JANKOWSKI

McMurray, PA

Peters Township H.S.

P Senior 6-1 205 R/R

2011: Named first team All-South Atlantic Confer-

ence and second team All-Southeast Region by the

ABCA ... went 8-2 with a 2.95 ERA ... led the SAC in

strikeouts at 10.87 per nine innings which ranked

21st in NCAA II ... allowed 82 hits in 97 and two-

thirds innings ... walked 26 with 118 strikeouts ...

posted 13 strikeouts in six and a third innings on

March 5 at Wingate ... also had 13 k’s in April 9 win

at Carson-Newman and claimed SAC Pitcher of the

Week honors ... fanned a dozen in regional outing

vs. UNC Pembroke ... earned save in March 9 win at

USC Aiken ... combined on shutout of Carson-New-

man at SAC Tournament ... held opponents to a .217

average ...

PRIOR TO CATAWBA: Transfer from the University

of Miami, Ohio ... was second in the Mid-American

Conference in 2010 with 10 saves ... had six wins and

five saves as a freshman ... named MAC Pitcher of the

Week each year ... also saw time as a designated hit-

ter in 2010, batting .287 with eight homers and 32

RBI ... played summer league ball with the

Thomasville Hi-Toms ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Peters Town-

ship High School and helped Indians to a pair of

district titles ... set state record with 36 career

home runs, including four in one game ... hit .571 as

a senior and went 6-1 on the mound with a 1.50 ERA

... named Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Player of the Year

... was a 34th round draft pick of the Houston As-

tros ...


PERSONAL: Born Jordan Jacob Jankowski on May

17, 1989 in Pittsburgh, PA ... son of Ronald and Lisa

Jankowski ... physical education major with a very

good 3.22 GPA.

Q: Who is your favorite pro sports team?

A: Any team from Pittsburgh

Q: What is your favorite sport other than baseball?

A: Hockey


#21 JOE

KASE

Palm Harbor, FL

Tarpon Springs H.S.

Q: What is a superpower you wish you had?

A: To make money grow on trees


A: Pawn stars

Q: Who is your favorite pro athlete

A: Brian Wilson

Q: What is your favorite Salisbury restaurant?

A: East Coast Wings

Q: What is your favorite musical group?

A: Sublime

Q: What is one place that you would like to visit?

A: Galapagos Islands

Member of SAC Honor Roll...

2011: Appeared in eight games and made five starts

... had a 2-2 record ... gave up three runs on five hits

over six innings in April 13 win over USC Aiken ...

also allowed three runs off seven hits over six in-

ning in win at Wingate on April 5 ... struck out

three in each of those wins ... tossed a scoreless in-

ning of relief with a pair of strikeouts vs. Pfeiffer

on March 2 ...

PRIOR TO CATAWBA: Transfer from South Florida

Community College ... also played a year at Savan-

nah Art & Design ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Tarpon

Springs High School ... named all-conference and

all-county ... was 5-3 with three saves and a 1.94 ERA

as a senior ... batted .464 ... helped Spongers to a dis-

trict final in 2007 ...

PERSONAL: Born Joseph Michael Kase on Dec. 22, 1989

in Clearwater, FL ... son of Joseph and Marlene Kase

... biology major with an outstanding 3.67 GPA.



2011 2-2 0 7.66 8 5 0 24.2 28 21 21 9 13 4 3

Career 2-2 0 7.66 8 5 0 24.2 28 21 21 9 13 4 3


A: Steak

Q: Who was your sports hero growing up?

A: Michael Jordan

Q: What is the best book you have ever read?

A: Game Plan for life by Joe Gibbs

Q: Who is your favorite pro sports team?

A: Tampa Bay Rays

Q: What is your favorite sport other than bas

ball?

A: Golf

Q: What is your dream job?

A: Orthopedic surgeon

#26 Greg

Lawson

Charlotte, NC

Providence H.S.

C Senior 5-9 185 R/R


A: Heat

Q: What is your greatest Athletic moment?

A: Hitting a grand slam my 1st at bat in High School

Q: What was your childhood ambition to be?

A: An astronaut


A: Brian Wilson

Q: What team would you like to see on catawba’s

schedule?

A: Appalachian State


2011: Made 16 starts over his 21 games ... six of his 18

hits went for doubles ... produced five RBI on three

hits with two doubles in Feb. 26 win at Mars Hill ...

also had a pair of doubles in Feb. 6 win over Brevard

... collected three hits and scored three runs in

March 26 win over Brevard ... snapped 7-7 tie with

RBI single in 8-7 win at Wingate on March 5 ...

2010: Played in 18 games with seven starts as a re-

serve catcher ... had two hits and scored twice

against Newberry ... had a pair of hits, including a

double, and scored twice against USC Aiken ...

2009: Played in five varsity games ... had pinch-hit

home run in his first career at bat vs. Lander ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Started at Providence High School

... helped Panthers to a conference title ... was lim-

ited as a senior with a hand injury ...

PERSONAL: Born Gregory Ellis Lawson on Aug. 12,

1989 in Charlotte ... son of Steve and Jeanne Lawson

... business major with a fine 3.21 GPA.


2009 5-0 .250 4 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 0-0

2010 18-7 .267 30 5 8 2 0 0 2 5 9 0-0

2011 21-16 .295 61 8 18 6 0 0 11 5 9 0-0

Career 44-23 .284 95 14 27 8 0 1 15 10 19 0-0



A: Pizza

Q: What is something you are afraid of?

A: Spiders


A: Football


A: Johnny Bench

#37 WESLEY

MISTER

Durham, NC

Cedar Ridge H.S.

P Senior 5-9 180 L/L


2009 0-0 0 27.00 6 0 0 1.2 6 7 5 4 1 1 1

2010 0-0 0 6.35 8 0 0 5.2 6 6 4 3 5 0 2

2011 0-0 0 54.00 4 0 0 0.1 3 2 2 1 0 0 1

Career 0-0 0 12.91 18 0 0 7.2 15 14 11 8 6 1 4

2011: Made four appearances on the year ... faced just

five batters ... only one of five inherited runners

scored ... 2010: Made eight appearances and tossed

five and two-thirds innings ... threw two scoreless

innings of relief vs. Kutztown ... struck out a pair

of batters vs. Post ... threw a scoreless inning of re-

lief vs. Brevard ... 2009: Made six appearances as a

freshman ... tossed scoreless one-third innings

against St. Andrews and Belmont Abbey ...

2010: Made eight appearances and tossed five and

two-thirds innings ... threw two scoreless innings

of relief vs. Kutztown ... struck out a pair of batters

vs. Post ... threw a scoreless inning of relief vs. Bre-

vard ...

2009: Made six appearances as a freshman ... tossed

scoreless one-third innings against St. Andrews

and Belmont Abbey ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Was an all-conference honoree at

Cedar Ridge High School ... earned the scholar ath-

lete award and was named most improved ... helped

the Red Wolves to a pair of conference titles ...

PERSONAL: Born Bryan Wesley Mister II on May 7,

1990 in Durham ... son of Bryan and Sonya Mister

... business major.


A: Steak

Q: If you could invite any three people to dinner

who would they be?

A: Kim kardashian, Jessica Alba, and miranda Lambert

Q: What is one place that you most want to visit?

A: Illinois


A: Football

Q: What team would you like to see on catawba’s

schedule?

A: Barton


Q: Who is your favorite pro athlete

A: Chipper Jones

Q: What is a Talent you wish you had?

A: To throw a 95 mph fastball


A: Olive Garden


A: Talladega Nights

Q: Who is your favorite musician?

A: Josh Turner


BRETT

UNDERWOOD

Greensboro, NC

SW Guilford H.S.

INF Senior 5-11 15 0 R/R


A: Frank Martin (Kansas St. basketball coach)

Q: If you could invite three people to dinner, who

would they be?

A: My late grandfather, John Wooden, Erin Andrews


A: Romans (in the Bible)

Q: Why do you wear your jersey number?

A: It is the smallest offered


schedule?

A: at Arizona State University


2011: Started all 56 games at shortstop ... had .926

fielding percentage and earned SAC Gold Glove ...

batted .286 with 27 RBI ... opened the year with a

four-hit game at Barton and closed with a four-

hit game vs. Francis Marion at NCAA II Regionals ...

collected three hits in SAC Tournament win over

Carson-Newman ... drove in winning runs with

one-out ninth-inning singles in Feb. 19 victory

over LMU and March 23 win over Belmont Abbey ...

scored three runs in Feb. 26 win at Mars Hill ...

2010: Saw action in 44 games ... started 34 of his 36

games at second base ... collected three hits and

scored three runs in each game vs. Barton ... had a

pair of hits and scored three times in SAC Tourna-

ment final against Mars Hill ... batted .286 with run-

ners in scoring position ... singled home winning

run with two outs in the 11th at Wingate ...

2009: Played in 13 games and had four starts at sec-

ond base ... had two hits and two RBI in first start

at Brevard in second game of double-header ... also

two hits against North Greenville ... went 4-for-13

as a starter ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Southwest

Guilford High School ... two-time all-conference

and all-area pick ... helped Cowboys to a pair of

league titles and to the state playoffs each season

... named the SW Guilford Male Athlete of the Year

as a senior ...

PERSONAL: Born Wallace Brett Underwood on Nov.

16, 1989 in Greensboro ... son of Wallace and Kay Un-

derwood ... communications major with an out-

standing 3.57 GPA.


2009 13-4 .235 17 3 4 0 0 0 3 1 5 0-0

2010 44-36 .267 135 29 36 6 0 0 20 14 22 0-0

2011 56-56 .286 196 26 56 5 0 0 27 24 32 8-10

Career 113-96 .276 348 58 96 11 0 0 50 39 59 8-10

#1


2009 1-2 0 4.05 9 1 0 13.1 16 6 6 5 7 1 2

2010 3-0 1 3.27 24 2 1 44.0 50 25 16 11 35 2 5

2011 3-1 1 6.26 26 0 0 27.1 35 21 19 10 23 3 1

Career 7-3 2 4.36 59 3 1 84.2 101 52 41 26 65 6 8


#10 CLAY

WATSON

Lexington, NC

N. Davidson H. S.


PERSONAL: Born Clayton Mitchell Watson on July

6, 1990 in Winston-Salem, NC ... son of Frank and

Suzanne Watson ... sports management major with

a good 3.21 GPA.


A: Chipper Jones


A: Beyond Belief by Josh Hamilton


A: Cary, NC

Q: What is your greatest athletic moment?

A: Winning the SAC tournament back-to-back years

2011: Appeared in 26 games in relief ... had a 3-1

record with 23 strikeouts in 27 and a third innings

... did not allow a run in 15 outings ... picked up a

save in March 12 win at Newberry ... allowed just a

run in four and a third innings with three strike-

outs vs. Wingate at SAC Tournament ... tossed two

and two-thirds innings of scoreless relief on one

hit at Wingate on March 5 ...

2010: Made a pair of starts over 24 appearances ...

went 3-0 with a save and posted a 3.27 ERA ... had a

win and a save in league games ... named to the SAC

All-Tournament team ... threw a complete-game win

over Lincoln Memorial, allowing two runs off

seven hits ... grabbed save with three and a third in-

nings of work at Lincoln Memorial ... also tossed

three and a third scoreless innings in A/13 win

over Wingate ... had an inning and a third hitless

relief in regional vs. Columbus State ...

2009: Made nine appearances with one start as a

freshman ... earned win in five and a third innings

of relief in win over North Greenville ... allowed

just one run and four hits with a pair of strikeouts

... tossed a perfect inning of relief against Francis

Marion at NCAA Regional ... allowed just two runs

on eight hits in final 10 and a third innings of

work ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at North David-

son High School ... was an all-county performer

for the sectional champions ... helped Black

Knights to a regional final as a junior and a con-

ference tournament title ... North Davidson ad-

vanced to state championship series in his senior

season ... was an American Legion All-Star and

played for the 2004 state runner-ups ...

#34 CAMERON

WHITE

Columbia, SC

Ridge View H.S.

OF Senior 5-11 195 R/R


A: Wedding Crashers


A: The Lords of Discipline


A: to work for MLB Network

Q: What is a talent that you want to have?

A: Cooking

Q: What is a superpower that you wish you had?

A: Flying

2011: Had three starts over 19 games ... doubled

home go-ahead run to ignite nine-run ninth in

12-4 win over Brevard on Feb. 6 ... had another

double in that win ... had a two-run single and

three walks in March 12 win at Newberry ...

2010: Played in 17 games and started three ... singled

home a run in second game of California,PA double-

header ... had game-winning RBI pinch-hit single in

M/23 win over Lenoir-Rhyne ...

2009: Made 22 starts over 33 games as a freshman ...

earned South Atlantic Conference All-Tournament

honors ... batted .571 with a pair of four-hit games

in the tourney ... connected for five home runs on

the year, including one vs. Francis Marion at NCAA

II regionals ... collected three hits, including two

doubles in win over Erskine ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Ridge View

High School ... twice earned Blazer Award for best

all-around ... helped Blazers to the state 4A playoffs

and a region title as a senior ... was an all-region

selection and team MVP ...

PERSONAL: Born Cameron Miles White on Jan. 2, 1990

in Columbia ... son of Neil and Jana White ... commu-

nications major with a fine 3.18 GPA.

Q: What is your nickname?

A: Killa Cam

Q: Why do you wear #34?

A: It was in my locker freshman year


A: Chipper Jones


2009 33-22 .349 86 13 30 6 1 5 12 15 23 0-1

2010 17-3 .174 23 2 4 1 0 0 4 5 11 0-0

2011 19-3 .190 21 4 4 2 0 0 4 9 6 0-0

Career 69-28 .292 130 19 38 9 1 5 20 29 40 0-1


#23 Garrett

Furr

Gold Hill, NC

Mt. Pleasant H.S.

OF/DH Junior 6-0 200 R/R

2011: Made starts in 50 of his 53 games, mainly as the

designated hitter ... was a first team All-South At-

lantic Conference and a second team All-Southeast

Region selection ... led team and ranked sixth in the

SAC with a dozen homers ... stood 36th in NCAA II

in homers and 46th in RBI ... second on team with

56 RBI and 61 total hits ... had 21 multi-hit games

and a team-high 17 multi-RBI games ... collected five

RBI with two doubles in April 2 win over Lenoir-

Rhyne ... broke a 4-4 tie with eight-inning three-run

single in March 16 win over Pfeiffer ... connected

on a grand slam in 5-3 win over USC Aiken on April

13 ... followed that with another grand slam vs.

Tusculum on April 15 and took SAC Player of the

Week honors on April 18 ...

2010: Saw action in 49 games ... made 33 of his 45

starts at first base ... selected as the SAC Freshman

of the Year ... third on team in average, home runs

and RBI ... finished ninth in the SAC in total hits ...

five of his homers and 21 of his RBI came in SAC

games ... collected 24 multi-hit games with 10 of

three or more ... drove home winning run with

pinch-hit single in rally over Brevard ... had .417 av-

erage vs. righties and hit .420 with runners in scor-

ing position ... batted .353 during the SAC

Tournament with five RBI ... hit .538 during a 12-

game hitting streak in March with 21 RBI ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Mount Pleasant

High School ... was named conference Player of the

Year, batting .537 with a 0.98 ERA ... also played foot-

ball for the Tigers ...

PERSONAL: Born Garrett Robert Furr on March 26,

1990 in Concord, NC ... son of Robert and Staretta

Furr ... business major.


A: Senior baseball season at Mount Pleasant


Q: If you had to cook your own meals, what would

you likely live off of?

A: Protein Shakes

Q: If you could have dinner with three people who

would they be?

A: Mickey Mantle, Babe Ruth, and Barry Bonds


A: Summer Catch

Q: What is the place you would most like to visit?

A: Florida

Q: If you could have a superpower, what would it be?

A: X-ray vision


2010 49-45 .377 191 48 72 12 1 11 49 6 30 4-7

2011 53-50 .298 205 39 61 11 0 12 56 14 24 3-7

Career 102-95 .312 396 87 133 23 1 23 105 20 54 7-14

#49 Brett

Holmgren

Middleboro, MA

Coyle & Cassidy H.S.

#38Jordan

Kuhn

Lewis Center, OH

Olentangy H.S.

1B/DH Junior 5-10 225 R/R

PERSONAL: Born Jordan Montgomery Kuhn on May

9, 1991 in Lancaster, OH ... son of Dean and Renee

Kuhn ... business major.


schedule?

A: Mississippi State

2011: Made four starts over 18 games ... had four

RBI on three hits, including a pair of doubles, in

8-5 win over Brevard on March 26 ... picked up

three RBI in April 30 win at Mount Olive ... went

5-for-8 with runners in scoring position ...

2010: Did not play on varsity in 2010 ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Olentangy

High School ... three-time all-conference and all-

county performer ... set a Braves record with 37

RBI for a season ... batted .397 for his career with

a 1.89 ERA ... tied for second in OHSAA record

books with a five-hit game ...



2011 18-4 .417 24 2 10 3 0 0 8 5 7 0-0

Career 18-4 .417 24 2 10 3 0 0 8 5 7 0-0

#5 Nick

Lomascolo

Mooresville, NC

Lake Norman H.S.

P Junior 6-0 190 R/L

2011: Named South Atlantic Conference Pitcher of

the Year ... was a first team All-SAC and All-South-

east Region performer ... led league in wins and

ranked second in ERA ... his 6.25 hits (72 in 103.2 in-

nings) allowed per nine innings stood 31st in NCAA

II ... opponents batted just .197 vs. the lefty ... earned

back-to-back SAC Pitcher of the Week honors on

March 7th and 14th ... went 10 innings to post re-

gional win over Francis Marion, allowing just one

run off four hits ... surrendered just three hits in

complete game loss to Newberry at SAC Tournament

... struck out a dozen in a three-hitter vs. Brevard

on March 25 ... posted 10 k’s in win at Anderson on

March 18 ... struck out the side in posting save at

USC Aiken on March 8 ... combined on shutouts of

Newberry and Tusculum ... picked off six runners ...

2010: Posted a 7-3 record over 13 starts as a fresh-

man ... named second team Daktronics All-South-

east Region ... posted the lowest ERA among starters

in the SAC at 3.45 and held opponents to a .238 aver-

age ... stood second in the league in wins and with

8.16 hits allowed over nine innings ... ranked eighth

at 8.04 strikeouts per nine innings ... all three of his

complete games came in league starts, including a

three-hit shutout against Carson-Newman ... high

of nine strikeouts came in six innings of work at

Lincoln Memorial ... earned SAC All-Tournament

honors after allowing just three hits and no

earned runs with seven k’s in a win over Tusculum

...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter and two-time all-

conference pick at Lake Norman High School ...

named conference and county Player of the Year as

a senior ... was MVP of State Tournament, helping

Wildcats to the title ... also earned All-State and

All-Observer honors as a senior ...helped

Mooresville legion to state semifinals in 2009....


2010 7-3 0 3.45 16 13 3 78.1 71 38 30 24 70 8 8

2011 9-3 1 2.78 16 14 3 103.2 72 37 32 34 88 6 12

Career 16-6 1 3.06 32 27 6 182.0 143 75 62 58 158 14 20


PERSONAL: Born Nicholas Thomas Lomascolo on

Nov. 5, 1990 in Schenectady, NY ... son of Tom and

Lisa Lomascolo ... recreation major.

Q: What is your favorite Salisbury Restaurant?

A: College BBQ


A: Playing in a state championship

Q: What is the place that you most want to visit?

A: The north pole


A: Nuts


A: Tiger Woods


#28 AUSTIN

MOYER

Greensboro, NC

SE Guilford H.S.

1B/P Red-shirt 5-11 270 L/R


At USC Upstate

2009 38-35 .278 126 21 35 8 2 4 34 31 34 0-0

2010 22-22 .273 66 11 18 6 0 1 11 10 15 0-0

At Catawba

2011 44-43 .250 132 23 33 8 0 7 24 40 43 0-1

Career 104-100 .265 324 55 86 22 2 12 69 81 92 0-1


At USC Upstate

2009 3-7 0 8.54 16 13 0 51.2 68 54 49 34 32 5 6

2010 1-5 0 8.92 10 8 0 37.1 55 42 37 20 30 1 2

At Catawba

2011 6-2 0 3.34 11 9 4 59.1 41 22 22 19 59 1 5

Career 10-14 0 6.54 37 30 0 148.1 164 118 108 73 121 7 13

Redshirting in 2012...

2011: Saw action at first base and as a pitcher ...

earned SAC Gold Glove honors at first base ... also

named All-ASC Tournament after throwing a one-

hit shutout with eight strikeouts vs. Newberry

on April 22 ... tossed two-hit shutout of Lincoln

Memorial on Feb. 19 and earned SAC Pitcher of the

Week honors ... struck out nine in complete-game

win over Mars Hill ... allowed just 41 hits in 59 and

a third innings to rank 28th in NCAA II (6.22 per

nine) ... had a .435 on-base percentage ... hit seven

homers ... connected on walk-off two-run homer

in 5-3 win over Shippensburg on Feb. 12 ... had

drawn bases-loaded walk in opener of that dou-

bleheader to give Catawba its 2-1 win ...

PRIOR TO CATAWBA: Transfer from USC Upstate ...

hit .276 with five homers and 45 RBI over two sea-

sons ... collected four wins on the mound ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Southeast

Guilford High School ... earned all-conference

honors each season and was All-State and confer-

ence Player of the Year as a senior ... helped Fal-

cons to a 20-3 mark and a conference title in his

final year ... team went to 3A finals his junior sea-

son ...

PERSONAL: Born Austin Blair Moyer on Nov. 24,

1989 ... son of Blair and Karen Moyer ... father

played golf at Elon ... communications major.


A: Cal Ripken Jr.

Q: Why do you wear your jersey number?

A: It fits


#27 Russell

Michalec

Salisbury, NC

Salisbury H.S.

OF Junior 6-1 180 L/R

#49 Michael

Trombino

Boca Raton, FL

Calvary Academy H.S.

P Junior 5-11 170 R/R

Did not play in 2011 ...

2010: Saw action in six games and made one start in left

field ... in that start he had a hit and scored a pair of

runs in win over Post,CT ... also had a hit and scored a

run against Newberry on March 20 ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Salisbury High

School ... was an all-conference and all-county per-

former ... helped the Hornets to a conference title and

to the state playoffs ... was a four-time scholar athlete ...

PERSONAL: Born Russell Andrew Michalec on Nov. 30, 1990

... son of Leigh and Joseph Michalec ... chemistry major.

Has not played since 2009 ...

2009: Appeared in eight games and made three starts ...

posted a 1-1 record ... picked up a win over Lake Erie, toss-

ing three shutout innings on one hit ... went four and

two-thirds innings in a start vs. Belmont Abbey, allow-

ing just one run off five hits with five strikeouts ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Calvary Academy ...

earned all-county and all-state honors ... named most

outstanding and won the Cy Young Award each year …

was 32-8 over his career with 252 strikeouts in 217 in-

nings ... helped Eagles to a pair of district champi-

onships ...


2009 6-1 .250 8 5 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0-0

Career 6-1 .250 8 5 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0-0


2010 1-1 0 9.19 8 3 0 15.2 19 18 16 9 9 0 1

Career 1-1 0 9.19 8 3 0 15.2 19 18 16 9 9 0 1


A: Stinky

Q: What is your favorite place that you have visited?

A: Fargo, NCD


A: Finishing third in Legion in 2009


A: Chicken Marsala


A: Logan Morrison


A: Man vs. Food


A: Spiders

Q: What is your favorite musical group/singer?

A: Jay-Z & Childish Gambino

PERSONAL: Born Michael James Jose’ Trombino on March

18, 1990 in Boca Raton ... son of Albert and Suzanne

Trombino ... business major.


A: Hendrix BBQ


A: Rookie of the Year

Q: What are you afraid of?

A: Death


A: Beach volleyball & golf


A: Two and a Half Men

Q: If you could have a superpower, what would it

be?

A: The ability to read girls’ minds

#6 Ross

Whitley

Mooresville, NC

Lake Norman H.S.


2011: Made 19 appearances with one start ... went 1-1

with 3.68 ERA and two saves ... earned save in the sea-

son opener by striking out the side in 8-7 win ... also

had save at Mars Hill on Feb. 26 ... held opponents to

a .167 average with runners on base ... only one of

six inherited runners scored ... posted 2.37 ERA over

his 18 relief stints ... threw two hitless innings of

relief at Belmont Abbey on March 29 ... struck out

three in two scoreless innings of relief vs. Tuscu-

lum on April 15 ...

2010: Appeared in nine games and started five in his

freshman season ... posted a 3-1 record with a 4.22

ERA ... held lefties to just a .143 average and oppo-

nents hit just .184 with two outs ... tossed complete

game win against Urbana, allowing just three hits

and posting seven strikeouts ... first win came in ini-

tial start against Shippensburg, allowing a run on

two hits over five and a third innings ... allowed

just 26 hits over 32 innings ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Lake Norman

High School ... State Games nominee ... helped the

Wildcats to a State Championship as a senior

...played with mooresville legion state semifinalists

in 2009...

PERSONAL: Born Robert Ross Whitley on Feb. 4, 1991

in Charlotte, NC ... son of John and Jennifer Whit-

ley ... has interest in environmental science.


A: Chipper Jones

Q: If you could invite any three people to dinner who

would it be?

A: Jim Cantore, Reed Timmer, and Roy Halladay


A: Winning a state championship


2010 3-1 0 4.22 9 5 1 32.0 26 15 15 13 22 1 8

2011 1-1 2 3.68 19 1 0 22.0 20 9 9 6 20 5 6

Career 421 2 4.00 28 6 1 54.0 46 24 24 19 42 6 14


A: Meteorologist

Q: What is one talent that you wish you could have?

A: To whistle with my fingers


A: Zaxby’s


A: The Prestige

Q: What are you afraid of?

A: Snakes


A: Basketball


#49 Brett

Holmgren#44


2011 15-4 .158 19 3 3 0 1 0 0 1 7 0-1

Career 15-4 .158 19 3 3 0 1 0 0 1 7 0-1

#15 Cameron

Beard

INF Sophomore 6-0 195 R/R


2011: Made four starts and played in 15 varsity games

as a freshman ... tripled and scored a run in 6-5 win

over Belmont Abbey on March 23 ... also collected a

hit and scored a run in wins over Brevard and

Mount Olive ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Bunker Hill High

School ... batted .414 as a senior and was named con-

ference Player of the Year ... added three homers and

26 RBI ... set Bunker Hill record with 93 career runs ...

helped Bears to a conference title and three playoff

appearances ... was class valedictorian and named

most outstanding male athlete ...

Conover, NC

Bunker Hill H.S.

PERSONAL: Born Cameron Michael Beard on July 16,

1992 in Hickory, NC ... son of Michael and Barbara

Beard ... mathematics major with a stellar 3.73 GPA.

Q: If you could have a superpower, what would it

be?

A: The ability to teleport

#24 Keaton

Hawks

INF/OF Sophomore 6-1 185 R/R


2011: Made a dozen starts over 36 games as a freshman ...

went 4-for-5 with an RBI in season-ending loss to Fran-

cis Marion at regional tournament ... had a pair of hits

in each game of doubleheader sweep of Newberry on

March 12 ... had three stolen bases in May 1 loss at

Mount Olive ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Started four years at East Davidson High

School ... was conference co-Player of the Year in 2010,

hitting .556 with five homers and 27 RBI ... twice named

all-conference ... helped Golden Eagles to a pair of con-

ference titles ...

PERSONAL: Born Keaton Allen Hawks on June 12, 1992 in

Lexington ... son of Allen and Lisa Hawks ... has interest

in exercise science with an excellent 3.38 GPA.


A: Football


2011 36-12 .260 50 11 13 2 0 0 4 6 17 5-6

Career 36-12 .260 50 11 13 2 0 0 4 6 17 5-6

Lexington, NC

E. Davidson H.S.


#5

Mooresville, NC

Lake Norman H.S.


A: CD


A: Setting the Mooresville Legion Homerun

Record

Q: Why do you waer your jersey number?

A: It’s what coach gave me.

Q: What was your childhood ambition?

A: To be a MLB player.


2011 56-56 .377 215 52 81 21 3 9 62 28 46 9-11

Career 56-56 .377 215 52 81 21 3 9 62 28 46 9-11

#12 Chris

Dula

P/3B/1B Sophomore 6-2 200 R/R

2011: Was named the South Atlantic Conference

Freshman of the Year ... also earned first team All-

SAC and All-Southeast Region honors ... led team

in hits, average, runs, RBI and doubles ... ranked

fourth in SAC and 28th in NCAA II in RBI ... ranked

third in SAC in slugging percentage and fourth in

batting average ... started all 56 games at third base,

playing position for first time ... connected for

nine home runs ... enjoyed a team-high 16 game hit-

ting streak ... had 23 multi-hit games with a 5-for-

5 performance against Carson-Newman at SAC

Tournament ... collected seven RBI, hitting two

home runs in April 9 win at Carson-Newman ... gar-

nered SAC Player of the Week honors on April 11 ...

hit .398 with runners on base and .410 with them in

scoring position ... 28 of his 62 RBI came with two

outs ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at South Iredell

High School ... was an all-conference selection ...

helped Vikings to state playoffs ... member of 2009

Mooresville Junior American Legion State Champi-

ons.

PERSONAL: Born Christopher Scott Dula on Aug. 6,

1992 in Charlotte, NC ... son of Robert and Tina

Dula ... has interest in sports management with a

fine 3.15 GPA.

Troutman, NC

S. Iredell H.S.


2011 0-0 0 16.20 6 0 0 5.0 7 9 9 7 7 2 1

Career 0-0 0 16.20 6 0 0 5.0 7 9 9 7 7 2 1

Q: What is a talent you’d like to have?

A: To whistle.

Q: If you could have dinner with three people

who

would they be?

A: Chipper Jones, Brian Wilson and Nolan Ryan

Q: What is the place you would most like to

visit?

A: Cooperstown



#3 Blake

Houston

Mt. Ulla, NC

South Rowan H.S.

OF Sophomore 5-11 170 L/R

#29 Ryan

McClintock

Matthews, NC

Providence H.S.

P Sophomore 6-2 160 R/R

Red-shirting in 2012 ...

2011: Played in 55 games as a freshman and started

46 ... second on team with 12 stolen bases ... had a

pair of three-hit games among his 12 multi-hit

games ... had three hits, three RBI and scored three

runs in April 5 win at Wingate ... had three hits and

stole three bases in Feb. 12 win over Shippensburg ...

hit .322 with runners in scoring position ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at South Rowan

High School ... named all-conference and all-

county as a senior ... helped Raiders to three play-

off appearances ... also earned all-county honors

in football and basketball ...

2011: Did not see action in a varsity game ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Providence

High School ... served as captain and played in State

Games ... helped Panthers to a 26-4 record and a

conference title ...

PERSONAL: Born Ryan Andrew McClintock on Dec.

10, 1991 in Charlotte, NC ... son of Robin and Kim-

berly McClintock ... has interest in education.


A: Tock


A: Teleportation


A: RJ Berger

Q: What is a talent that you wish you had?

A: The ability to Dunk

Q: Who is your sports hero growing up?

A: Pete Orr


A: Grapes


A: 300

PERSONAL: Born Blake Lee Houston on July 23, 1992

in Concord, NC ... son of Dale and Crystal Hous-

ton ... business major.

Q: If you could invite three people to dinner who

would they be?

A: Megan Fox, Carrie Underwood, and Jessica Alba


2011 36-12 .260 50 11 13 2 0 0 4 6 17 5-6

Career 36-12 .260 50 11 13 2 0 0 4 6 17 5-6


#36 Mario

Parisi

Shirley, NY

Longwood H.S.

OF Sophomore 5-11 185 R/R

2011: Did not see action in a varsity game in ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Started four years at Longwood

High School ... was a two-time all-league selection

... helped the Lions to a pair of playoffs and a 20-5

record as a senior ...

PERSONAL: Born Mario Joseph Parisi on Feb. 20, 1992

in Port Jefferson, NY ... son of Mario and Maureen

Parisi ... physical education major with a very good

3.34 GPA for fall semester.


A: Bobby Parnel


A: Outback

#40 Ethan

Satterfield

Madison, NC

McMichael H.S.

OF Sophomore 5-11 165 R/R


2010 17-0 .667 6 6 4 0 0 2 8 2 1 0-0

2011 DID NOT PLAY

Career 17-0 .667 6 6 4 0 0 2 8 2 1 0-0


A: Cotton


A: Mexico


A: Winning the State Championship in Baseball


A: Pizza


A: Josh Hamilton


A: That 70’s show


A: Coach Gantt


A: Justin Moore

2011: Red-shirted with shoulder injury ...

2010: Saw action in 17 games as a freshman ... hit two

home runs, including a grand slam, with six RBI vs.

Newberry ... singled in a run against Barton.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at McMichael High

School ... was an all-conference performer ... set

school record for stolen bases ... helped the Phoenix

to a pair of conference titles ...

PERSONAL: Born Ethan Deems Satterfield on April 8,

1991 in Greensboro, NC ... son of Deems and Rosemary

Satterfield ... physical eduction major.


A: Saving Private Ryan

Q: What was your childhood ambition profession-

ally?

A: MLB player

Q: What is a superpower you wish you had?

A: To have all of the superpowers.


A: ESPN


A: Pete Rose


A: A Day to Remember


A: Italy


would they be?

A: Joe Jackson, my father and Brian Wilson


A: Heights

#4 John

Tuttle

Kannapolis, NC

A.L. Brown HS


#31 DJ

Webb

Woodleaf, NC

West Rowan H.S.


2011: Made 11 starts and posted a 6-2 record as a fresh-

man ... had a 4.41 ERA ... combined on March 11 shutout

of Newberry, allowing just two hits over five innings

... allowed just two runs (one earned) off three hits

over seven innings in win at USC Aiken on March 8 ...

threw three hitless innings of relief in April 2 win at

Lenoir-Rhyne ... struck out nine over six innings vs.

LMU at SAC Tournament ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Starter at A.L. Brown High School ...

two-time team MVP and was captain as a senior ...

helped the Wonders to a pair of playoff appearances ...

PERSONAL: Born John Cloyd Tuttle on Nov. 7, 1991 in

Kannapolis, NC ... son of John and Cynthia Tuttle ...

business major.

2011: Did not appear in a varsity game ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at West Rowan

High School ... was named all-conference and all-

county ... was also a scholar athlete ...

PERSONAL: Born Dennis Mark Webb, Jr. on Sept. 19,

1992 in Knoxville, TN ... son of Dennis and Angela

Webb ... exercise science major with a very good

3.25 GPA.

Q: What team would you like to see on Catawba’s

Schedule?

A: Florida State


A: Football



would they be?

A: JFK, Richard Nixon, and Abraham Lincoln


A: Daniel Bard


A: Niagra Falls


2011 6-2 0 4.41 15 11 0 69.1 68 39 34 27 54 5 5

Career 6-2 0 4.41 15 11 0 69.1 68 39 34 27 54 5 5


A: New York


A: Going to college to play baseball


A: Hamburger Helper


A: Madison Bumgarner


A: Sportscenter


A: Snakes


A: Lil Wayne


would they be?

A: Randy Johnson, Walter Johnson and Nolan Ryan


A: John Smoltz


#16 Julio

Zubillaga

China Grove, NC

Carson H.S.

INF Sophomore 5-9 175 R/R


2011: Made 50 starts over 54 games at second base as a

freshman ... made just seven errors in 212 chances

(.967) to earn SAC Gold Glove ... had 11 doubles and

hit a pair of homers, including a grand slam vs. Bre-

vard on March 26 ... finished that game with three

hits, three runs and five RBI ... doubled home a pair

of runs and finished with three hits and three RBI

in SAC Tournament win over Carson-Newman ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Carson High

School ... was an all-conference and all-county selec-

tion ... helped Cougars to the 2010 Rowan County

Easter Tournament title ... hit .405 as a junior in taking

team MVP honors ... batted .472 as a senior ... scored 55

runs over his final two seasons ...

PERSONAL: Born Julio Cesar Zubillaga on Sept. 28, 1991 in

Havana, CUBA ... son of Alicia Sanchez and Julian Zubil-

laga ... has interest in business with an outstanding 3.72

GPA.


A: Zubie


2011 54-50 .231 156 30 36 11 0 2 24 22 32 3-5

Career 54-50 .231 156 30 36 11 0 2 24 22 32 3-5

#19 Nate

King

Vancouver,WA

Skyview H.S.

P Senior 6-0 200 L/L

#42 Graham

Lawing

Huntersville, NC

NW Cabarrus H.S.


#43 Jonathon

Wallace

Salisbury, NC

NW Cabarrus H.S.

C/INF Sophomore 5-10 205 R/R

Transfer from N.C. State, where he pitched in 19

games in 2010 ... posted 16 strikeouts in 20 and two-

thirds innings of work ... played at Lower Columbia

Junior College and was named a second team

NWAACC All-Star ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Skyview High

School ... rated #6 Baseball Northwest prospect ...

named All-Metro and was named to all-tourna-

ment team at IBC World Series ...

PERSONAL: Born Nathan Thomas King on Feb. 2, 1989

in Sacramento, CA ... son of Dave and Susan King ...

sports management major with a good 3.40 GPA.


would they be?

A: Mother, Father and a Victoria Secret model

Transfer from Wilkes CC ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Northwest Cabarrus High

School ... helped Trojans to a pair of Easter Tour-

nament titles ...

PERSONAL: Born Graham Joseph Lawing on Sept. 1,

1991 in Charlotte, NC ... son of Tom and Carolyn

Lawing ... sports management major.


Schedule?

A: UNC Charlotte


A: Golf & basketball


A: That 70’s Show

Transfer from Lynchburg ... played in 11 games, col-

lecting a pair of hits and two RBI ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Northwest

Cabarrus High School ... earned all-conference

honors in both baseball and football ... helped

Trojans to a conference title in baseball ...

PERSONAL: Born Jonathan Aubrey Wallace on April

12, 1992 in Charlotte, NC ... son of Jeff and Karen

Wallace ... business major.


A: This I Believe


A: New York

#11 Zach

Smith

Salisbury, NC

E. Rowan H.S.

OF Junior 5-10 190 R/R

Will red-shirt in 2012 ... transfer from Pitt CC ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Starter at East Rowan High School

... named all-conference and all-county ... helped

Mustangs to a conference title ...

PERSONAL: Born Zachary Lee Smith on March 26,

1991 in Charlotte, NC ... son of Kelly and Harvey

Smith ... business major.


A: Family Guy


A: Play the drums


A: Mexican


#47 Anthony

Allende

Concord, NC

Mt. Pleasant HS

P/INF Freshman 5-9 210 R/R

#22 Craig

Brooks

Monroe, NC

Parkwood H.S.

P/INF Freshman 5-11 165 R/R

#35 Jared

Fortune

Huntersville, NC

South Lake Christian H.S.

INF/OF/P Freshman 6-3 195 L/R

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Mt. Pleasant

High School ... earned all-conference honors ...

went 6-4 on the mound with a 2.13 ERA in 2011 ... bat-

ted .371 with three homers ... helped Tigers to a pair

of conference titles and a tournament title as a

senior ...

PERSONAL: Born Anthony Scot Allende on Oct. 22,

1992 in Charlotte, NC ... son of Tammy and Jeffrey

Allende ... has interest in graphic design.


would they be?

A: Grandpa, Derek Jeter and Babe Ruth


A: Derek Jeter


A: Beastie Boys

HIGH SCHOOL: Starter at Parkwood High School

... was co-captain and team MVP as a senior ... was a

two-time all-conference selection for the Rebels

... went 3-1 in playoff outings ...

PERSONAL: Born Craig Rodney Brooks on Sept. 23,

1992 in Lancaster, SC ... son of Rodney and Pam

Brooks ... undecided on major.


Schedule?

A: Arizona State


A: Golf


A: Ghosts

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at South Lake

Christian Academy ... was a two-time All-State and

three-time all-conference selection ... named LKN

Player of the Year as a sophomore ... helped Eagles

to a state championship as a senior ... hit 40 home

runs in his prep career ...

PERSONAL: Born Jared Lee Fortune on Feb. 11, 1993

in Charlotte, NC ... son of Dan and Jan Fortune ...

has interest in sociology and political science

with a fine 3.14 GPA.


A: Winning a state championship


A: Aruba

#51 Arik

Fenstermacher

Peru, ME

Dirigo H.S.

P/OF Freshman 6-0 175 L/L

Plans to red-shirt in 2012 ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Dirigo High

School ... was named MVC Player of the Year as a

senior and was an all-star selection ... served as

captain and was named best all-around ... helped

Cougars to a state title in 2010 and a football state

title in 2009 ... also played for three-time Western

Maine champions in basketball ...

PERSONAL: Born Arik David Fenstermacher on May

3, 1992 in Farmington, ME ... son of Todd and Mary

Fenstermacher ... has interest in liberal arts with

an excellent 3.46 GPA.


A: Archer


A: Fensty


#14 Gunnar

Hogan

Kannapolis, NC

Carson H.S.

INF Freshman 5-11 180 R/R

#30 Will

Johnson

Faith, NC

E. Rowan H.S.

P Freshman 5-10 150 L/L

#2 Justin

Morris

Salisbury, NC

E. Rowan H.S.

INF Freshman 5-10 160 R/R

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Carson High

School ... was a four time all-county and all-con-

ference selection ... named offensive MVP as a fresh-

man and team MVP as a junior ... helped Cougars to

a pair of playoff appearances ...

PERSONAL: Born Gunnar Lee Hogan on March 5,

1993 in Salisbury, NC ... son of Jennifer Messer and

Tony Hogan ... dad played baseball at Wingate ... un-

decided on major.


would they be?

A: The Miami Heat’s “Big Three”


A: Derek Jeter

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year starter at East Rowan

High School ... earned Cy Young Award ... helped

Mustangs to a conference and state title ...

PERSONAL: Born William Paul Johnson on July 17,

1992 in Spring Hill, OH ... son of Bill and Lydia John-

son ... middle school education major.


Schedule?

A: UNC Chapel Hill


A: Basketball


A: Japanese

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at East Rowan

High School ... earned the Mr. Mustang Award ...

helped Mustangs to a conference, region and state

championship in 2010 with a 31-2 record ...

PERSONAL: Born Justin Alexander Morris on June

23, 1993 in Salisbury ... son of M. Justin Morris ... has

interest in mathematics with a good 3.11 GPA.


A: LJ


A: Myrtle Beach

Q: If you had to cook your own meals, what would

you likely live off of?

A: Frozen pizzas

#25 Matt

Laurens

Salisbury, NC

N. Rowan H.S.

P/OF Freshman 6-2 170 L/L

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at North Rowan

High School ... helped Cavaliers to 22-7 mark as a

senior ...

PERSONAL: Born Matthew Allen Laurens on Nov. 10,

1992 in Hickory, NC ... son of James and Anelia Lau-

rens ... middle school education major.


A: Teen Mom


A: Singing

Q: What was your childhood ambition?

A: To be awesome


A: Flying


#46 Daniel

Parisi

Shirley, NY

Longwood HS

C Freshman 5-11 200 R/R

#39 Ryan

Puckett

Madison, NC

McMichael H.S.


#50 Joe

Watson

Advance, NC

Davie Co. H.S.

P Freshman 6-3 230 R/R

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Longwood

Senior High School ... two-time all-league, all-

county and league MVP pick ... earned a Gold Glove

Award and was second team All-State ... helped Lions

to a league championship as a junior ...

PERSONAL: Born Daniel W. Parisi on Oct. 16, 1993 in

Port Jefferson, NY ... son of Mario and Maureen

Parisi ... has interest in physical education.


would they be?

A: My two sisters and brother


A: Buster Posey


A: MLB player

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at McMichael

High School ... was three-time team MVP and best

offensive performer ... named all-conference and

HM all-area as a senior, hitting .397 with six

homers ... helped Fighting Phoenix to the 2009 2A

State Championship ...

PERSONAL: Born Timothy Ryan Puckett on Sept. 19,

1993 in Greensboro, NC ... son of Timothy and Anne

Puckett ... has interest in business.


Schedule?

A: LSU

Q: If you had to cook your own meals, what

food would you likely live off of?

A: Hot dogs

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Davie County

... was all-conference senior year ... helped team to

third round of state playoffs junior year.

PERSONAL: Born Joseph Tyriq Watson on Sept. 24,

1992 in Beaufort, SC ... son of Anissa and Tim Scott

... has interest in physical education.


A: Disney World


A: Ryan Howard


A: Swamp People

#45 Nick

Taylor

Greensboro, NC

Oak Ridge H.S.


HIGH SCHOOL: Starter at Oak Ridge Military Acad-

emy where he hit .424 with eight homers and 63 RBI

... was a three-time all-conference selection and

was all-area at Vandalia Christian, helping them to

a state championship and three conference titles ...

PERSONAL: Born Nicholas Ryan Taylor on Feb. 7,

1993 in Greensboro ... son of David and Tracy Taylor

... undecided on major with an excellent 3.50 GPA.


A: Dexter


A: To play guitar/drums


A: A doctor



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2011 Catawba Baseball Final Statistics

Record: 41-15 Home: 21-5 Away: 16-6 Neutral: 4-4 SAC: 23-4

BATTING STATISTICS

PLAYER AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB ATT PO A E FLD

Kevin Parrish .500 2-0 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 .500 0 0 0 .500 0-0 2 0 0 1.000

Jordan Kuhn .417 18-4 24 2 10 3 0 0 8 .542 5 0 7 .517 0-0 26 2 0 1.000

Chris Dula .377 56-56 215 52 81 21 3 9 62 .628 28 8 46 .464 9-11 40 102 15 .904

Michael Whited.333 14-2 12 0 4 0 0 0 1 .333 0 0 2 .333 0-0 3 4 0 1.000

Garrett Furr .298 53-50 205 39 61 11 0 12 56 .527 14 2 24 .347 3-7 10 1 1 .917

Josh Hohn .296 54-54 199 47 59 15 3 6 39 .492 30 5 27 .402 3-5 298 20 3 .991

Greg Lawson .295 21-16 61 8 18 6 0 0 11 .393 5 3 9 .377 0-0 139 14 1 .994

Brett Underwood.286 56-56 196 26 56 5 0 0 27 .311 24 6 32 .377 8-10 64 137 16 .926

Blake Houston .280 55-46 168 34 47 3 0 0 19 .298 25 2 31 .376 12-14 113 1 2 .983

Keaton Hawks .260 36-12 50 11 13 2 0 0 4 .300 6 0 17 .339 5-6 20 1 1 .955

Ryan Bostian .257 56-56 230 48 59 14 4 2 17 .378 27 6 38 .347 13-16 113 9 1 .992

Austin Moyer .250 44-43 132 23 33 8 0 7 24 .470 40 4 43 .435 0-1 325 28 2 .994

John Neese .240 49-44 154 35 37 9 1 5 21 .409 20 12 38 .367 3-3 56 1 2 .966

Julio Zubillaga .231 54-50 156 30 36 11 0 2 24 .340 22 7 32 .348 3-5 83 122 7 .967

Brett Holmgren.211 39-9 38 2 8 2 0 0 6 .263 7 0 16 .333 0-0 102 8 1 .991

Cameron White .190 19-3 21 4 4 2 0 0 4 .286 9 0 6 .433 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

Cameron Beard .158 15-4 19 3 3 0 1 0 0 .263 1 0 7 .200 0-1 16 15 3 .912

Garrett Robinson.000 12-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 0 .500 0-0 2 0 0 1.000

Aaron Meadows.000 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

Corey Norman .000 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 2 0 1.000

Nick Lomascolo.000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0-0 7 27 1 .971

Totals .281 56-56 1883 364 530 112 12 43 325 .422 263 56 375 .383 59-79 1437 548 60 .971

Opponents .242 56-56 1772 228 428 71 5 37 203 .350 154 43 436 .315 43-60 1395 524 111 .945

Double Plays: Catawba 44, Opponents 45

Left on Base: Catawba 480, Opponents 365

PITCHING STATISTICS

Player ERA W-L APP GS CGSHO/CBOSV IP H R ER BB SO WP HBP BK

Kevin Parrish 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/1 0 3.0 4 0 0 2 1 0 0 0

Nathan Furr 1.53 3-1 9 1 0 0/0 1 17.2 17 4 3 3 18 0 2 0

Wil Huneycutt 2.47 3-1 31 0 0 0/2 9 40.0 40 17 11 7 30 0 4 0

Nick Lomascolo 2.78 9-3 16 14 3 0/2 1 103.2 72 37 32 34 88 6 12 1

JJ Jankowski 2.95 8-2 16 15 1 0/1 1 97.2 82 42 32 26 118 9 3 0

Austin Moyer 3.34 6-2 11 9 4 2/0 0 59.1 41 22 22 19 59 1 5 0

Ross Whitley 3.68 1-1 19 1 0 0/2 2 22.0 20 9 9 6 20 5 6 0

John Tuttle 4.41 6-2 15 11 0 0/1 0 69.1 68 39 34 27 54 5 5 0

Corey Norman 5.00 0-0 11 0 0 0/1 0 9.0 11 5 5 3 5 1 0 0

Clay Watson 6.26 3-1 26 0 0 0/3 1 27.1 35 21 19 10 23 3 1 0

Joe Kase 7.66 2-2 8 5 0 0/0 0 24.2 28 21 21 9 13 4 3 1

Chris Dula 16.20 0-0 6 0 0 0/1 0 5.0 7 9 9 7 7 2 1 0

Wesley Mister 54.00 0-0 4 0 0 0/0 0 0.1 3 2 2 1 0 0 1 0

Totals 3.74 41-15 56 56 8 6 15 479.0 428 228 199 154 436 36 43 2

Opponents 5.65 15-41 56 56 2 2 7 465.0 530 364 292 263 375 63 56 4


2011 Catawba College Baseball Season Results

OVERALL Record of

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE RECORD Pitcher

F/1 at Barton W 8-7 1-0 Jankowski, 1-0

F/6 Tusculum L 3-7 1-1 Lomascolo, 0-1

F/6 Brevard W 12-4 2-1 Huneycutt, 1-0

F/8 at Pfeiffer L 0-10 2-2 Whitley, 0-1

F/9 Pfeiffer W 6-2 3-2 Tuttle, 1-0

F/12 Shippensburg W 2 1 4-2 Lomascolo, 1-1

F/12 Shippensburg W 5-3 5-2 Jankowski, 2-0

F/13 Shippensburg W 11-5 6-2 Moyer, 1-0

F/18 Lincoln Memorial* W 9-4 7-2 Lomascolo, 2-1

F/19 Lincoln Memorial* W 9-8 8-2 Whitley, 1-1

F/19 Lincoln Memorial* W 2-0 9-2 Moyer, 2-0

F/23 Barton L 7-10 9-3 Kase, 0-1

F/26 at Mars Hill* W 9-8 10-3 Huneycutt, 2-0

F/26 at Mars Hill* W 14-1 11-3 Jankowski, 3-0

F/27 at Mars Hill* W 9-1 12-3 Moyer, 3-0

M/2 at Pfeiffer L 1-9 12-4 Tuttle, 1-1

M/4 Wingate* W 7-3 13-4 Lomascolo, 3-1

M/5 Wingate* W 8-7 14-4 Watson, 1-0

M/5 Wingate* L 0-2 14-5 Moyer, 3-1

M/8 at #17 USC Aiken W 4-2 15-5 Tuttle, 2-1

M/9 at #17 USC Aiken W 6-5 16-5 Watson, 2-0

M/11 at Newberry* W 5-0 17-5 Lomascolo, 4-1

M/12 at Newberry* W 7-4 18-5 Jankowski, 4-0

M/12 at Newberry* W 13-2 19-5 Moyer, 4-1

M/16 Pfeiffer W 7-4 20-5 Watson, 3-0

M/18 at Anderson* W 4-3 21-5 Lomascolo, 5-1

M/19 at Anderson* L 2-3 21-6 Jankowski, 4-1

M/19 at Anderson* L 2-3 21-7 Moyer, 4-2

M/23 #20 Belmont Abbey W 6-5 22-7 Huneycutt, 3-0

M/25 Brevard* W 6-1 23-7 Lomascolo, 6-1

M/26 Brevard* W 16-2 24-7 Jankowski, 5-1

M/26 Brevard* W 8-5 25-7 Moyer, 5-2

M/29 at #21 Belmont Abbey W 8-0 26-7 Tuttle, 2-1

A/1 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 3-4 26-8 Huneycutt, 3-1

A/2 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 11-4 27-8 Jankowski, 6-1

A/2 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 5-2 28-8 Tuttle, 4-1

A/5 at Wingate W 20-7 29-8 Kase, 1-1

A/8 at Carson-Newman* W 9-4 30-8 Lomascolo, 7-1

A/9 at Carson-Newman* W 7-2 31-8 Jankowski, 7-1

A/9 at Carson-Newman* W 8-3 32-8 Tuttle, 5-1

A/13 USC Aiken W 5-3 33-8 Kase, 2-1

A/15 Tusculum* W 13-0 34-8 Lomascolo, 8-1

A/16 Tusculum* W 9-8 35-8 Furr, 1-0

A/16 Tusculum* W 6-4 36-8 Tuttle, 6-1

A/20 Newberry$ L 2-4 36-9 Lomascolo, 8-2

A/21 Carson-Newman$ W 12-0 37-9 Jankowski, 8-1

A/22 Lincoln Memorial$ W 6-5 38-9 Furr, 2-0

A/22 Newberry$ W 5-0 39-9 Moyer, 6-2

A/23 Wingate$ L 1-7 39-10 Kase, 2-2

A/28 #15 UNC Pembroke L 3-10 39-11 Lomascolo, 8-3

A/30 at #2 Mount Olive L 1-9 39-12 Jankoswki, 8-2

A/30 at #2 Mount Olive W 7-2 40-12 Furr, 3-0

M/1 at #2 Mount Olive L 3-5 40-13 Tuttle, 6-2

M/19 #9 Francis Marion% W 2-1 (10) 41-13 Lomascolo, 9-3

M/20 #7 UNC Pembroke% L 3-4 41-14 Furr, 3-1

M/21 #9 Francis Marion% L 7-9 (11) 41-15 Watson, 3-1

* Denotes conference game

$ Denotes SAC Tournament at Forest City,NC

% Denotes NCAA II Southeast Regional at Mount Olive,NC





INDIVIDUAL HITTING

Batting AverageSEASON -- .537 (29-54) by Ken Karl, 1943.

WITH 100 AB's -- .504 (62-123) by Charlie Beatty, 1984.

CAREER -- .409 by Charlie Beatty, 1981-84.

HitsGAME -- 6 by Harvey Stratton vs. Western Carolina (4-4-52); Gary Earnhardt vs.

Lenoir-Rhyne (4-20-69); Curt Motsinger vs. Gardner-Webb (3-25-00);

Matt Baker vs. Pfeiffer (3-24-04).

SEASON –- 106 by Craige Lyerly in 54 games, 2009.

CAREER -- 344 by David Thomas in 226 games, 2005-08.

Runs ScoredGAME -- 6 by Craige Lyerly vs. Lincoln Memorial (3-28-08).

SEASON -- 84 by David Thomas in 61 games, 2006.


Runs Batted InGAME -- 8 by Earl Lentz vs. Appalachian (4-19-55); by Kevin Hemphill vs.

NC A&T (4-13-77); by Steve Zarra vs. Mars Hill (4-26-88);

by David Trexler vs. Belmont Abbey (4-7-99).

SEASON -- 85 by Jerry Sands in 61 games, 2008.

CAREER -- 235 by Jimbo Davis in 205 games, 2003-06.

DoublesGAME -- 3 by 14 players (last by Corey Parker vs. Belmont Abbey (3-30-10).

SEASON -- 30 by Matt Baker in 59 games, 2004; Matt Smith in 58 games, 2006.

CAREER -- 69 by Blair Reynolds in 207 games, 2000-03.

TriplesGAME -- 2 by 10 players (last by Craige Lyerly vs. Carson-Newman (4-22-10).

SEASON -- 7 by Craige Lyerly in 61 games, 2008.

CAREER -- 17 by Craige Lyerly in 216 games, 2007-10.

HomerunsGAME -- 3 by Ted Inscore vs. Mars Hill (4-8-79); Charlie Beatty vs. Pfeiffer

(4-29-81); David Trexler vs. Belmont Abbey (4-7-99); David Trexler vs.

Carson-Newman (4-11-99); Jimbo Davis vs. Barton (4-4-06); Zach Evans

vs. Carson-Newman (2-17-07); Jerry Sands vs. UNC-Pembroke (4-3-07).

SEASON -- 24 by David Trexler in 45 games, 1999; Jerry Sands in 61 games, 2008

CAREER -- 61 by Jerry Sands in 173 games, 2006-08.

Grand SlamsGAME -- 1, many times.

SEASON -- 4 by Jimbo Davis in 52 games, 2004.

CAREER -- 6 by Spence Southard in 208 games, 2001-04; by Jimbo Davis

in 205 games, 2003-06.

At Bats GAME -- 9 by Joe Harbison vs. Wingate (3-31-87).

SEASON -- 253 by Mark Smith in 61 games, 2006.


Slugging Pct.SEASON -- .977 by Chick Miller, 1929.

CAREER -- .752 by Jerry Sands in 173 games, 2006-08.

David Thomas

(2005-08)

All-Time NCAA II leader in Total

Bases

#2 in NCAA II in runs scored

#3 in NCAA II in total hits

Jimbo Davis

(2003-06)

#6 All-Time in NCAA ii in RBI

#11 in NCAA II in Career Homeruns


Total Bases

GAME -- 13 by Clyde Kluttz vs. Atl. Christian (4-1-37); Harvey Stratton vs.

W. Carolina (4-4-52); David Trexler vs. Belmont Abbey (4-7-99); Curt

Motsinger vs. Limestone (3-28-00); Jimbo Davis vs. Barton (4-4-06);

Jerry Sands vs. UNC-Pembroke (4-3-07)

SEASON -- 189 by David Thomas in 60 games, 2008.


Bases on BallsGAME – 4, 15 times (last by Austin Moyer vs. Barton 3-1-11).

SEASON -- 56 by Jerry Sands in 61 games, 2008.

CAREER -- 132 by Jerry Sands in 173 games, 2006-08.

StrikeoutsGAME -- 6 by Jeff Simpson vs. Wingate (3-31-87).

SEASON -- 52 by John Neese in 52 games, 2010.

CAREER -- 160 by Jimbo Davis in 205 games, 2003-06.

FEWEST (at least 100 at bats) -- 4 by Matthew Poole (151 at bats), 1992.

Hit by PitchGAME -- 3 by Billy Hogg vs. Belmont Abbey (3-15-98);

Chad Hill vs. Newberry (4-6-02); John Neese vs. Urbana (3-11-10).

SEASON -- 22 by Matt Smith in 58 games, 2004.

CAREER -- 52 by Matt Smith in 213 games, 2002,04-06.

Stolen BasesGAME -- 5 by Bobby Rusher vs. Western Carolina (3-11-59); Spence Southard vs.

Limestone (3-6-02); Craige Lyerly at Lincoln Memorial (2-27-10).

SEASON -- 30 by Spence Southard in 51 gams, 2002.

CAREER -- 96 by Cragie Lyerly in 216 games, 2007-10.

On Base Pct.SEASON -- .552 by Adam Patterson in 44 games, 1999.

CAREER -- .486 by Adam Patterson in 91 games, 1999-00.

Games PlayedSEASON -- 61 by Jerry Sands, Mark Smith and David Thomas, 2006;

by Craige Lyerly, Jerry Sands, Chad Baker & Ryan Query, 2008.

CAREER -- 226 by David Thomas, 2005-08.

Hit for CycleSEASON -- 1 by "Red" Richardson vs. Appalachian St. (2-2-48); by Blair

Reynolds vs. Belmont Abbey (2-26-02); by Spence Southard vs.

Belmont Abbey (2-28-02).

Jerry Sands

(2006-08)

#5 in Career Homeruns in NCAA II


INDIVIDUAL FIELDING

Percentage (Min. 50 chances) SEASON -- 1.000% by David Thomas (116 chances), 2008.

CAREER -- 0.996% by David Thomas (506 chances), 2005-08.

Put OutsSEASON -- 490 by Travis Goins in 53 games, 2001.

CAREER -- 1488 by Matt Smith in 213 games, 2002,04-06.

AssistsSEASON -- 188 by Chad Baker in 61 games, 2008.

CAREER -- 617 by Chad Baker in 220 games, 2005-08.

ErrorsGAME -- 4 by five players (last by Corey Parker at Lenoir-Rhyne (3-23-10).

SEASON -- 35 by Corey Parker in 51 games, 2010.

CAREER -- 63 by Blair Reynolds, 2000-03.

ChancesGAME (Other than 1B) -- 21 by Vern Benson vs. Virginia Tech (3-28-42).

SEASON -- 538 by Travis Goins in 53 games, 2001.

Matt Smith

(2002, 04-06)

Shares season record for doubles

(30 in 2006)

Ryan Query

(2006-09)

tied record for consecutive game

homerun streak (5 in 2009)


INDIVIDUAL PITCHING

GamesSEASON -- 31 by Wil Huneycutt, 2011.

CAREER -- 97 by Travis McSweeney, 2007-10.

Games StartedSEASON -- 17 by Blake Ketner, 2008.

CAREER -- 54 by Zach Snyder, 2001-04.

Complete GamesSEASON -- 10 by Archie White, 1903; by Jerry Maye, 1962; by Brian Boltz, 1988.

CAREER -- 33 by Jerry Maye, 1962-65.

WinsSEASON -- 13 by Tim Smith, 2006.

CAREER -- 31 by Tim Smith (2005-08).

LosesSEASON -- 9 by Phil Russo, 1977.

CAREER -- 17 by Benny Callahan (1977-80).

Winning Pct.SEASON -- 1.000 (8-0) by Bill Greene, 1946.

CAREER -- .906 (29-3) by Bill Greene, 1946-49.

SavesSEASON -- 15 by Jason Wilson, 1997.

CAREER -- 26 by Zach Evans,2004-07.

Innings PitchedGAME -- 13 by Glen Brown vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (4-12-39);

by Howard Bailey vs. High Point (5-19-69).

SEASON -- 111.2 by Jerry Maye, 1962.

CAREER -- 373.1 by Jerry Maye, 1962-65.

Shutouts PitchedSEASON -- 3 by Ray Hardison, 1969; by Brian Boltz, 1988.

CAREER -- 6 by Ray Hardison, 1967-70.

Lowest Earned Run AverageSEASON (1 inn. per game) -- 0.41 by Bill Frazier, 1960.

CAREER (70 inn. pitched) -- 1.74 by Jack Taylor, 1945-47.

Most StrikeoutsGAME -- 18 by Jerry Maye vs. Western Carolina (3-15-65).

SEASON -- 147 by Brian Boltz, 1988.

CAREER -- 318 by Jerry Maye, 1962-65.

Most Hit BattersGAME -- 4, five times.

SEASON -- 15 by Brad Esarey, 1999.

CAREER -- 46 by Brad Esarey in 62 games, 1998-01.

Most Wild PitchesGAME -- 4 by Rob Linder vs. Wofford (3-23-86); Brad Esarey vs. L-R (4-7-01).

SEASON -- 14 by Kent Kiehl, 1989.

CAREER -- 34 by Zach Snyder in 54 games, 2001-04.

Zach Evans

(2004-07)

Career Saves leader

Blake Ketner

(2006-09)

Record most starts in a season

(2008)


ONE INNINGAt Bats -- 3 by four players (last by Ken Mahnken vs. Atl Christian (4-6-82).

Hits -- 3 by three players (last by Ken Mahnken vs. Atl. Christian (4-6-82).

Home Runs -- 2 by Curt Motsinger vs. Limestone (3-28-00); by Spence

Southard vs. Wingate (3-23-02).

Total Bases -- 8 by Curt Motsginer vs. Gardner-Webb (3-28-00); by Spence

Southard vs. Wingate (3-23-02).

Runs -- 3 by Larrell Forbis vs. Davidson (3-22-60).

Runs Batted In -- 6 by Curt Motsginer vs. Gardner-Webb (3-28-00).

TEAM RECORDS

HITTING

Batting AverageSEASON -- .347 over 61 games in 2006.

HitsGAME -- 29 vs. Atlantic Christian (4-6-82).

SEASON -- 734 in 61 games, 2006.

Runs ScoredGAME -- 27 vs. Atl. Christian (4-6-82); Thiel (3-1-93); Anderson (2-28-06).


Runs Batted InGAME -- 25 vs. Anderson (2-28-06).


DoublesGAME -- 11 vs. Pfeiffer (4-9-02).


TriplesGAME -- 6 vs. Atlantic Christian (4-1-37).

SEASON -- 24 in 1939.

HomerunsGAME -- 6 vs. Mars Hill(4-20-00); Presbyterian(3-3-07);

Belmont Abbey(4-25-07); Barton (4-7-10)


At BatsGAME -- 62 vs. Wingate (3-31-87).

SEASON -- 2149 in 61 games, 2008.

Slugging Pct.SEASON -- .544 in 61 games, 2008.

Bases on BallsGAME -- 15 vs. Pfeiffer (4-24-62).


StrikeoutsGAME -- 17 vs. Elon (4-26-40); vs. East Carolina (4-22-61).



Hit by PitchGAME -- 7 vs. Urbana (3-11-10).


Stolen BasesGAME -- 15 vs. Guilford (4-19-39).


On Base Pct.SEASON -- .435 in 1988.

FIELDINGErrorsGAME -- 14 vs. Elon (4-26-40).

SEASON -- 105 in 1998.

PercentageSEASON -- .971 in 56 games in 2011

PITCHING

Complete GamesSEASON -- 23 in 1988.

SavesSEASON -- 18 in 1997.

Most Hits AllowedGAME -- 26 vs. Elon (4-10-32).


Hits per 9 InningsLowest -- 5.56 in 1946.

Highest -- 11.32 in 1986.

Most Runs AllowedGAME -- 29 vs. Elon (4-10-32).


Shutouts PitchedSEASON -- 7 in 1992, 2002 & 2004.

Lowest Earned Run AverageSEASON -- 1.57 in 1946.

Steve Zara

(1987-90)

Ranks among career top 10 in

batting average, slugging pct., and

on-base pct.

Jason Wallace

(1991-94)

His 16 straight winning decisions

still ranks ninth in DII history

Most Walks AllowedGAME -- 14 vs. Davidson (3-27-83).


Walks per 9 InningsLowest -- 2.17 in 1990.

Highest -- 6.71 in 1983.

Most StrikeoutsGAME -- 18 vs. Western Carolina (3-15-65); vs. Mars Hill (4-22-04).


Strikeouts per 9 InningsHighest -- 9.03 in 1988.

Lowest -- 3.86 in 1951.

Most Hit BattersSEASON -- 58 in 55 games, 2003.

Most Wild PitchesSEASON -- 53 in 61 games, 2006.

ONE INNINGAt Bats -- 21 vs. Davidson (3-22-60).

Runs -- 16, three tines (last vs. Atl. Christian (4-6-82).

Hits -- 15 vs. Atlantic Christian (4-6-82).

Doubles -- 4 vs. Atlantic Christian (4-6-82); vs. Pfeiffer (4-9-02).

Triples -- 2, 15 times (last vs. Stillman, 1st Inn., 1st two batters, 2-6-09).

Home Runs -- 3 (consecutive: Kirkpatrick, Owen, Strauss) vs. CN, 5th inning

(3-17-91); (Kirkpatrick, Kanner, Strauss) vs. Pfeiffer, 1st (3-5-91);

(Hightower, Kanner, Stauss) vs. Salem-Teikyo, 6th (3-2-92); (consecutive:

Blake, Baker, Kanner) vs. Wingate, 3rd (3-9-92);(Motsinger, Love, Motsinger)

vs. Limestone, 4th (3-28-00); (Reynolds, Trexler, Patterson) vs. Mars Hill,

5th (4-9-00) (Sands, Query, Lyerly) vs. PC, 5th (3-2-07); (consecutive:

Baker, Evans, Hatley) vs. Wingate, 2nd (3-10-07); (Sands, Query, Evans) vs.

King, 1st (3-14-07); (Faggart, Lyerly, Query) vs. Lncln Mem., 2nd (3-7-09);

(Hohn, Neese, Lyerly) vs. Mars Hill, 3rd (3-5-10); (Furr, Neese, Moore) vs.

Barton, 3rd (4-7-10)

Stolen Bases -- 4 vs. Western Carolina (5-11-59).

Base on Balls -- 8 vs. Davidson (3-22-60).

Errors -- 5 vs. Pfeiffer (5-18-70); vs. Wingate (3-31-87).

MISCELLANEOUS

Wins -- 47 in 2006. Conference Wins -- 23 in 2011.

Losses -- 27 in 1996. Consecutive Wins -- 17 in 1992.

Home Wins -- 22 in 2005 & 2010. Consecutive Losses -- 14 in 1966.

Road Wins -- 20 in 2006. Home Losses -- 12 in 1966.

Neutral Wins -- 9 in 2009. Road Losses -- 18 in 1996.

Double PlaysGAME -- 5 vs. Carson-Newman (2-19-00); vs. Pfeiffer (3-18-08).


Left on BaseGAME -- 21 vs. Wingate (3-31-87).



INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM STREAKS

INDIVIDUAL-BATTINGConsecutive Game Hitting Streak -- 39 by Cragie Lyerly, 2009 & 2010.

Consecutive Games Reaching Base Safely – 88 by Cragie Lyerly, 2009 & 2010.

Consecutive Hits -- 9 by Chad Hill, 2001.

Consecutive Extra-base Hits -- 5 by Chad Hill, 2001.

Run Scoring Streak -- 16 games by Vern Benson, 1943; by Blair Reynolds, 2002;

by Jerry Sands, 2007.

RBI Streak -- 9 games by Tom Davis, 1938; by Earl Lentz, 1955 & 1956;

by Ed Knipple, 1962 & 1963; by Todd Blake, 1991;

by Jerry Sands, 2008; by Ryan Query, 2009.

Double Streak -- 6 games by Brad Strauss, 1993; by Blair Reynolds, 2002.

Triple Streak -- 2 games by many (last by Craige Lyerly, 2008).

Home Run Streak -- 5 games by Ed Knipple, 1964; by Ryan Query, 2009.

Home Run At Bat -- 3 by Ted Inscore, 1979; by Eddie Matthews, 1983;

by Zach Evans, 2007.

Stolen Base Streak -- 8 games by Tim Rupert, 1979.

Multi-Hit Games -- 8 by Carlton Beland, 1962 & 1963; by Craige Lyerly, 2009.

Three-Hit Games -- 5 by David Thomas, 2007.

Reaching Base -- 13 straight at bats by Curt Motsinger, 2002.

INDIVIDUAL-PITCHINGGames Won -- 17 by Bob Hampton, 1937 & 1938.

Games Lost -- 7 by Phil Russon, 1977.

Complete Games -- 11 by Archie White, 1927-29.

Scoreless Innings -- 34 by Bill Frazier, 1960-61.

Strikeouts -- 8 by Bob Hampton, 1936.

Shutouts -- 3 by Ray Hardison, 1967.

TEAM-BATTING & PITCHINGRuns Scored -- 139 games, 1936-44.

Complete Games -- 10 in 1928.

Shutouts -- 3 in 1992 & 2002.

Scoreless Innings -- 29 in 1992 & 2002.

Times Shutout -- 2, five times, last in 2009.

Home Win Streak -- 28, 1991-93.

NO-HITTERS PITCHEDJ.W. Lisk vs. Atlantic Christian, March 27, 1942 (1-0)

Benny Callahan vs. St. Augustine's, April 30, 1980 (5-1)

Rob Linder vs. NC A&T, March 24, 1988 (10-0)

Paul Benfield, Robert Helms, Kent Kiehl, Jason Wallace and Todd Blake vs.

Belmont Abbey, February 29, 1991 (9-0)

Paul Link and Brian Benton vs. Barber-Scotia, Feb. 11, 2004 (14-0)

Craige Lyerly

(2007-10)

39-Game Hit Streak- 6th longest in

NCAA II history

ended career on 88 game streak to

reach base safely


GRAND SLAMS (Known)J.W. Lisk vs. Salisbury Pirates, April 27, 1946

J.W. Lisk vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, April 30, 1947

Kinney Brown vs. Western Carolina, April 25, 1955

Larrell Forbis vs. Guilford, April 15, 1960

Carlton Beland vs. Guilford, April 3, 1962

Kim Smith vs. Newberry, March 2, 1973

Rick Izzie vs. St. Augustine's, March 1, 1981

Rick Izzie vs. Atlantic Christian, March 15, 1982

Bill Patriss vs. Davidson, 1984

Ken Fernandez vs. Davidson, 1984

Charlie Beatty vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1984

Bill Patriss vs. Appalachian State, March 5, 1985

Dale Thomason vs. Bluefield State, March 14, 1987

Mark Trexler vs. Wofford, April 27, 1988

Jim Gantt vs. Atlantic Christian, March 25, 1989

Alan Walton vs. Gardner-Webb, April 18, 1989

Aaron Kanner vs. Carson-Newman, March 17, 1991

Jeff Owen vs. UNC-Charlotte, March 26, 1991

Jeff Owen vs. Carson-Newman, April 13, 1991

Todd Blake vs. Salem-Teikyo, March 2, 1992

Mike Baker vs. Dowling State, March 12, 1992

Todd Blake vs. Gardner-Webb, March 14, 1992

Donovan Clifford vs. Mars Hill, March 21, 1992

Aaron Kanner vs. Presbyterian, April 4, 1992

Matthew Poole vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, April 10, 1993

Jason Wilson vs. Wingate, April 9, 1995

Allen Livengood vs. USC-Aiken, February 21, 1996

Steve Caudill vs. Presbyterian, March 2, 1996

Kendall Vaughn vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, April 12, 1996

Phil Pacelli vs. Elon, March 8, 1997

Brad Rye vs. Mt. Olive, February 22, 1998

Brad Rye vs. Gadner-Webb, March 1, 1998

Adam Patterson vs. High Point, March 30, 1999

Travis Goins vs. Gardner-Webb, March 25, 2000

*Spence Southard vs. Belmont Abbey, Feb. 2, 2001

Spence Southard vs. St. Andrews, Feb. 13, 2001

Spence Southard vs. Wingate, Mar. 23, 2002

Curt Motsinger vs. Pfeiffer, Apr. 9, 2002

Curt Motsinger vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, Apr. 14, 2002

Blair Reynolds vs. Tusculum, Apr. 20, 2002

Matt Baker vs. Limestone, Feb. 8, 2003

Matt Baker vs. Mars Hill, Mar. 8, 2003

Blair Reynolds vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, Apr. 6, 2003

Jimbo Davis vs. Barber-Scotia, Feb. 11, 2004

Spence Southard vs. Tusculum, Feb. 14, 2004

Jimbo Davis vs. Lincoln Memorial, Feb. 21, 2004

Thomas Giles vs. St. Andrews, Mar. 2, 2004

Nick Lefko vs. Barber-Scotia, Mar. 3, 2004

Matt Baker vs. Anderson, Mar. 11, 2004

Mark Smith vs. Wingate, Mar. 13, 2004

Jimbo Davis vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, Mar. 16, 2004

Matt Baker vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, Apr. 3, 2004

Spence Southard vs. Tusculum, Apr. 10, 2004

Jimbo Davis vs. USC-Aiken, May 5, 2004

Matt Baker vs. St. Andrews, Feb. 15, 2005

Aaron Rimer vs. Presbyterian Mar. 12, 2005

Nick Lefko vs. Pfeiffer, Apr. 5, 2005

Nick Lefko vs. Carson-Newman, Apr. 10, 2005

Aaron Rimer vs. Anderson, Feb. 28, 2006

Jared Temple vs. Anderson, Feb. 28, 2006

Jimbo Davis vs. Tusculum, Apr. 1, 2006

Jimbo Davis vs. Florida Southern, May 18, 2006

*Brett Hatley vs. Wingate, Feb. 2, 2007

Ryan Query vs. Barton, Feb. 14, 2007

Zach Evans vs. Carson-Newman, Feb. 17, 2007

Brett Hatley vs. Presbyterian, Mar. 3, 2007

Ryan Query vs. Erskine, Apr. 30, 2007

David Thomas vs. USC Aiken, Mar. 6, 2008

Chris Ahearn vs. Pfeiffer, Mar. 18, 2008

Jerry Sands vs. Mars Hill, Apr. 11, 2008

Craige Lyerly vs. St. Andrews, Apr. 14, 2008

Kevin McMillan vs. Lincoln Memorial, Mar. 7, 2009

Craige Lyerly vs. Mars Hill, Mar. 17, 2009

Josh Hohn vs. St. Andrews, Mar. 18, 2009

Brett Hatley vs. Wingate, Mar. 21, 2009

Zeb Link vs. Kutztown, Mar. 8, 2010

Garrett Furr vs. Urbana, Mar. 22, 2010

Ethan Satterfield vs. Newberry, Mar. 30, 2010

Ryan Bostian vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, Mar. 23, 2010

Wade Moore vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, Apr. 2, 2010

Garrett Furr vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, Apr. 2, 2010

Wade Moore vs. Wingate, Apr. 13, 2010

Julio Zubillaga vs. Brevard, March 26, 2011

Chris Dula vs. Carson-Newman, April 9, 2011

Garrett Furr vs. USC Aiken, April 13, 2011

Garrett Furr vs. Tusculum, April 16, 2011

*Denotes came on first career at bat

Brett HatleySpence Southard

Both players hit a grand slam their first

career at bat


ALL-TIME LEADERS

BATTING

AVERAGESEASON (Min 50 AB) AVG. CAREER (Min. 150 AB) AVG.

1. Ken Karl (1943) .537 1. Charlie Beatty (1981-84) .409

2. Charlie Beatty (1984) .504 2. Chris Kelly (1996-98) .401

3. Harvey Black (1934) .483 3. Craige Lyerly (2007-10) .392

4. Harvey Stratton (1954) .463 4. Steve Zarra (1987-90) .386

5. James Claude Blair, Jr. (1941) .444 Harvey Black (1934-37) .386

6. Craige Lyerly (2009) .444 David Thomas (2005-08) .386

7. David Thomas (2008) .435 7. Bryan Surratt (1995-98) .384

8. Jerry Sands (2006-08) .381

9. Harvey Stratton (1951-54) .380

10. Dale Thomason (1986-87) .373

HITSSEASON Hits CAREER Hits

1. Craige Lyerly (2009) 106 1. David Thomas (2005-08) 344

2. David Thomas (2008) 101 2. Craige Lyerly (2007-10) 336

3. David Thomas (2006) 100 3. Matt Baker (2002-05) 266

4. Matt Baker (2004) 99 4. Spence Southard (2001-04) 263

5. Craige Lyerly (2008) 98 5. Chad Baker (2005-08) 262

6. Mark Smith (2006) 94 6. Israel Morrow (1999-02) 253

7. Chad Baker (2008) 90 7. Matt Smith (2002,04-06) 248

8. Matt Smith (2006) 89 8. Chad Hill (2000-03) 245

9. Ryan Query (2008) 88 9. Jerry Sands (2006-08) 241

10. Jerry Sands (2006) 87 10. Ryan Query (2006-09) 240

Jerry Sands (2008) 87

12. Ryan Query (2009) 83

Cragie Lyerly (2010) 83

14. Chris Dula (2011) 81

15. Chad Hill (2001) 80

Wade Moore (2010) 80

HITTING STREAK1. Craige Lyerly (2009-10) 39

2. Earl Lentz (1955-56) 33

3. Jerry Sands (2006) 25

4. David Thomas (2006-07) 22

David Thoams (2008) 22

6. Matt Smith (2006) 21

David Trexler

(1998-00)

Shares season homerun record


RUNS SCOREDSEASON Runs CAREER Runs

1. David Thomas (2006) 84 1. David Thomas (2005-08) 281

2. David Thomas (2008) 81 2. Craige Lyerly (2007-10) 229

Jerry Sands (2008) 81 3. Jerry Sands (2006-08) 201

4. Wade Moore (2010) 77 4. Matt Smith (2002,04-06) 198

5. Mark Smith (2006) 74 5. Spence Southard (2001-04) 188

6. Matt Smith (2006) 71 6. Chad Baker (2005-08) 185

7. Craige Lyerly (2009) 70 7. Israel Morrow (1999-02) 175

8. Mark Smith (2004) 69 8. Greg Payne (1993-96) 173

9. Cragie Lyerly (2008) 65 9. Ryan Query (2006-09) 166

10. Jerry Sands (2007) 64 10. Blair Reynolds (2000-03) 162

Chad Baker (2008) 64

12. David Thomas (2007) 62

13. Ryan Query (2009) 61

14. David Trexler (1999) 60

RUNS BATTED INSEASON RBI CAREER RBI

1. Jerry Sands (2008) 85 1. Jimbo Davis (2003-06) 235

2. Jimbo Davis (2004) 79 2. Craige Lyerly (2007-10) 206

3. Ryan Query (2009) 75 3. Jerry Sands (2006-08) 205

4. Jimbo Davis (2006) 70 4. David Thomas (2005-08) 188

Craige Lyerly (2008) 70 5. Ryan Query (2006-09) 179

6. David Trexler (1999) 66 6. Matt Baker (2002-05) 166

7. Jimbo Davis (2005) 65 7. Spence Southard (2001-04) 163

8. Mark Smith (2006) 65 8. Chad Baker (2005-08) 162

Jerry Sands (2006) 65 9. Aaron Rimer (2003-06) 160

10. David Thomas (2008) 64 10. Blair Reynolds (2000-03) 155

11. Chris Dula (2011) 62

12. Aaron Rimer (2006) 61

13. Matt Baker (2004) 60

AT BATSSEASON AB CAREER AB

1. Mark Smith (2006) 253 1. David Thomas (2005-08) 892

2. Craige Lyerly (2008) 251 2. Craige Lyerly (2007-10) 857

3. Chad Baker (2008) 249 3. Chad Baker (2005-08) 811

4. Ryan Query (2008) 245 4. Spence Southard (2001-04) 778

5. Davis Thomas (2006) 242 5. Israel Morrow (1999-02) 754

6. Matt Baker (2004) 241 6. Matt Smith (2002,04-06) 735

7. Craige Lyerly (2009) 239 7. Matt Baker (2002-05) 718

8. Mark Smith (2004) 237 8. Nick Lefko (2003-06) 716

9. David Thomas (2008) 232 9. Ryan Query (2006-09) 714

10. Ryan Bostian (2011) 230 10. Blair Reynolds (2000-03) 710


DOUBLESSEASON 2B CAREER 2B

1. Matt Baker (2004) 30 1. Blair Reynolds (2000-03) 69

Matt Smith (2006) 30 2. Matt Baker (2002-05) 67

3. Blair Reynolds (2002) 26 3. David Thomas (2005-08) 67

4. David Thomas (2006) 23 4. Matt Smith (2002,04-06) 60

5. Matt Baker (2005) 21 5. Spence Southard (2001-04) 56

Ryan Query (2009) 21 6. Chad Baker (2005-08) 51

Chris Dula (2011) 21 7. Curt Motsinger (1999-02) 50

8. Travis Goins (2000) 20 Jimbo Davis (2003-06) 50

Curt Motsinger (2000) 20 9. Ryan Query (2006-09) 49

Chad Hill (2002) 20 10. Craige Lyerly (2007-10) 47

David Thomas (2007) 20 11. Jerry Sands (2006-08) 46

Chad Baker (2008) 20

Wade Moore (2010) 20

TRIPLESSEASON 3B CAREER 3B

1. Craige Lyerly (2008) 7 1. Craige Lyerly (2007-10) 17

2. Craige Lyerly (2010) 6 2. Harvey Black (1934-37) 14

3. Black (1934) 5 David Thomas (2005-08) 14

Davis (1935) 5 4. Raymond Poole (1938-41) 13

Black (1935) 5 Tim Rupert (1976-79) 13

Davis (1939) 5 6. Bob Davis (1935-38) 10

Tim Rupert (1976) 5 Eleo Cesareo (1933-36) 10

Tim Rupert (1978) 5 Tom Davis (1938-41) 10

Chad Hill (2002) 5

David Thomas (2007) 5

HOME RUNSSEASON HR CAREER HR

1. David Trexler (1999) 24 1. Jerry Sands (2006-08) 61

Jerry Sands (2008) 24 2. Jimbo Davis (2003-06) 54


4. Jerry Sands (2007) 21 4. David Trexler (1998-00) 45

5. Ryan Query (2009) 20 5. Craige Lyerly (2007-10) 40

6. Jimbo Davis (2005) 17 6. Bill Patriss (1981-85) 38

Jimbo Davis (2006) 17 7. Aaron Rimer (2003-06) 36

8. Jerry Sands (2006) 16 8. Matt Baker (2002-05) 35

Wade Moore (2010) 16 9. Charlie Beatty (1981-84) 34

10. Bill Patrice (1984) 15 Ryan Query (2006-09) 34

Zach Evans (2007) 15 11. Curt Motsinger (1999-02) 32

SLUGGING PERCENTAGESEASON (Min. 2 AB/G) SLUG% CAREER (Min. 150 AB) SLUG%

1. Chick Miller (1929) .977 1. Jerry Sands (2006-08) .752

2. Charlie Beatty (1984) .902 2. Charlie Beatty (1981-84) .739

3. David Trexler (1999) .897 3. Chris Kelly (1996-98) .707

4. David Thomas (2008) .815 4. David Trexler (1998-00) .697

5. Charlie Beatty (1981) .809 5. Steve Zarra (1987-90) .690

6. Steve Zarra (1988) .800 6. Bill Patriss (1981-85) .657

7. Fleming (1958) .790 7. David Thomas (2005-08) .654

Wade Moore (2010) .790 8. Jimbo Davis (2003-06) .644

9. Chris Kelly (1998) .783 9. Matt Baker (2002-05) .627

10. Bill Patriss (1984) .782 Craige Lyerly (2007-10) .627

11. Jerry Sands (2008) .780


STOLEN BASES

SEASON SB CAREER SB

1. Spence Southard (2002) 30 1. Craige Lyerly (2007-10) 96

2. Matthew Poole (1992) 29 2. David Thomas (2005-08) 91

Donovan Clifford (1994) 29 3. Spence Southard (2001-04) 81

Wade Moore (2010) 29 4. Matthew Poole (1991-93) 60

5. David Thomas (2006) 27 5. Joe Harbison (1987-90) 50

Craige Lyerly (2008) 27 6. Kale Huffman (1990-93) 49

Craige Lyerly (2009) 27 Israel Morrow (1999-02) 49

Craige Lyerly (2010) 27 8. Tim Rupert (1976-79) 43

9. Kelly Huffman (1986) 25 9. Raymond Poole (1938-41) 41

10. David Thomas (2008) 23 10. Brian Hightower (1990-93) 40

11. Kenny Fernandez (1984) 22 Nick Lefko (2003-06) 40

David Thomas (2005) 22

WALKS

SEASON BB CAREER BB

1. Jerry Sands (2008) 56 1. Jerry Sands (2006-08) 132

2. Wade Moore (2010) 52 2. Aaron Rimer (2003-06) 127

3. Jerry Sands (2007) 51 3. Jimbo Davis (2003-06) 126

4. Travis Goins (2001) 46 4. Travis Goins (1999-01) 121

Matt Smith (2004) 46 5. Joe Harbison (1987-90) 110

6. Aaron Rimer (2006) 45 6. Matt Smith (2002,04-06) 108

7. Adam Patterson (1999) 43 7. Brian Hightower (1990-93) 103

Travis Goins (1999) 43 8. Chad Baker (2005-08) 100

9. Kale Huffman (1991) 41 9. David Thomas (2005-08) 99

10. Joe Harbinson (1988) 40 10. Kale Huffman (1990-93) 95

Austin Moyer (2011) 40

HIT BY PITCH

SEASON HBP CAREER HBP

1. Matt Smith (2004) 22 1. David Thomas (2005-08) 53

2. Pierre Abry (1995) 17 2. Matt Smith (2002, 04-06) 52

3. Nick Lefko (2006) 16 3. Nick Lefko (2003-06) 33

John Neese (2010) 16 4. John Neese (2010-11) 28

5. Pierre Abry (1992-95) 27

5. David Thomas (2006) 15 Chad Hill (2000-03) 27

Matt Smith (2006) 15 7. Jeff Boyles (2001-04) 21

7. David Thomas (2008) 14 Craige Lyerly (2007-10) 21

8. Chad Hill (2002) 13 9. Spence Southard (2001-04) 20

9. David Thomas (2005) 12 Mark Smith (2002-06) 20

David Thomas (2007) 12 11. Chris Parrish (1997-99) 19

Kevin McMillan (2009) 12 12. Mike Robbins (1998-02) 18

John Neese (2011) 12 Blair Reynolds (2000-03) 18

13. Nick Lefko (2004) 11

Corey Parker (2009) 11

GAMES PLAYED

SEASON GP CAREER GP


Mark Smith (2006) 61 2. Chad Baker (2005-08) 220

Jerry Sands (2006) 61 3. Nick Lefko (2003-06) 219

Chad Baker (2008) 61 4. Craige Lyerly (2007-10) 216

Craige Lyerly (2008) 61 5. Matt Smith (2002,04-06) 213

Ryan Query (2008) 61 6. Spence Southard (2001-04) 208

Jerry Sands (2008) 61 7. Blair Reynolds (2000-03) 207

8. Jimbo Davis (2006) 60 8. Jimbo Davis (2003-06) 205

Chad Baker (2006) 60 9. Aaron Rimer (2003-06) 204

David Thomas (2008) 60 10. Matt Baker (2002-05) 197

11. Israel Morrow (1999-02) 195


PITCHING

PITCHING WINSSEASON Wins CAREER Wins

1. Tim Smith (2006) 13 1. Tim Smith (2005-08) 31

2. Robbie Green (2000) 11 2. Matt Fairweather (2002-05) 30

3. Bob Hampton (1938) 10 3. Bill Greene (1946-49) 29

Brian Boltz (1988) 10 Blake Ketner (2006-09) 29

Blake Ketner (2009) 10 5. Jerry Maye (1962-65) 27

5. Bob Hampton (1937) 9 Zach Snyder (2001-04) 27

Jerry Maye (1964) 9 Alex Fairweather (2006-09) 27

Ray Hardison (1970) 9 8. Bob Hampton (1935-38) 26

Zach Snyder (2002) 9 Jason Wallace (1991-94) 26

Matt Fairweather (2004) 9 10. Brian Boltz (1987-89) 23

Jeff Abdelnbour (2005) 9 11. Paul Link (2004-07) 22

Alex Fairweather (2006) 9

Nick Lomascolo (2011) 9

SHUTOUTSSEASON ShO CAREER ShO

1. Ray Hardison (1967) 3 1. Ray Hardison (1967-70) 6

Brian Boltz (1988) 3 2. Bill Frazier (1958-61) 5

3. Twelve with 2 Brian Boltz (1987-89) 5

Jerry Maye (1962-65) 5

Blake Ketner (2006-09) 5

6. Heath Bost (1993-95) 4

7. Six with 3

SAVESSEASON Saves CAREER Saves

1. Jason Wilson (199&) 15 1. Zach Evans (2004-07) 26

2. Zach Evans (2005) 10 2. Donnell Poole (1992-95) 15

3. Donnell Poole (1995) 9 Jason Wilson (1994-97) 15

Wil Huneycutt (2011) 9 4. Wil Huneycutt (2008-11) 13

5. Kris Quillin (1993) 8 5. Kris Quillin (1991-94) 12

Sandy Moore (1999) 8 Nathan Furr (2008-11) 12

Nathan Furr (2009) 8 7. Sandy Moore (1996-99) 9

8. Zach Evans (2006) 7 8. Brian Boltz (1987-89) 7

9. Todd Blake (1991) 5 Matt Seabolt (2005-08) 7

Zach Evans (2004) 5 10. Dewey Oakes (1967-70) 6

Todd Blake (1989-92) 6

LOWEST ERASEASON (1 IP/Game) ERA CAREER (100 IP) ERA

1. Bill Frazier (1960) 0.41 1. Jack Taylor (1945-47) 1.74

2. Newsome (1945) 0.61 2. Heath Bost (1993-95) 1.84

3. Jack Taylor (1946 1.18 3. Brian Boltz (1987-89) 2.17

4. Bill Frazier (1958) 1.23 4. Kevin Hemphill (1975-79) 2.23

5. Ridenhour (1950) 1.25 5. Bill Frazier (1958-61) 2.23

6. Bill Greene (1946-49) 2.34

7. Jason Wallace (1991-94) 2.49

8. Thomas Wilson (2004) 2.52

9. J.W. Lisk (1941-42,46-47) 2.60

10. Clayton Gaddy (1940-42) 2.63


INNINGS PITCHEDSEASON IP CAREER IP

1. Jerry Maye (1962) 111.2 1. Jerry Maye (1962-65) 373.1

2. Brian Boltz (1988) 108 2. Zach Snyder (2001-04) 335.1

3. Thomas Wilson (2004) 107 3. Blake Ketner (2006-09) 327.2

4. Zach Snyder (2003) 105 4. Tim Smith (2005-08) 326

5. Nick Lomascolo (2011) 103.2 5. Matt Fairweather (2002-05) 307.1

6. Tim Smith (2006) 99.1 6. Jason Wallace (1991-94) 289.2

7. Matt Fairweather (2005) 98 7. Bill Greene (1946-49) 289

8. JJ Jankowski (2011) 97.2 8. Alex Fairweather (2006-09) 287.1

9. Blake Ketner (2008) 97 9. Benny Callahan (1977-80) 276

10. Musum (1978) 93 10. Chris Abernathy (1999-03) 275.2

11. Heath Bost (1995) 92.2 11. Brad Esarey (1998-01) 272

12. Paul Link (2007) 91 12. Paul Link (2004-07) 261.1

STRIKEOUTSGAME SO

1. Jerry Maye (3-15-65) 18

2. Brian Boltz 17

3. Thomas Wilson (4-22-04) 16

4. Trevor Mullins (4-17-10) 15

SEASON SO CAREER SO

1. Brian Boltz (1988) 147 1. Jerry Maye (1962-65) 318

2. Thomas Wilson (2004) 133 2. Brian Boltz (1987-89) 312

3. JJ Jankowski (2011) 118 3. Zach Snyder (2001-04) 271

4. White (1930) 106 4. Bob Hampton (1935-38) 263

5. Heath Bost (1994) 101 5. Heath Bost (1993-95) 258

Heath Bost (1995) 101 6. Bill Greene (1946-49) 233

7. Brian Boltz (1989) 97 7. Brad Esarey (1998-01) 230

Jason Wallace (1991-94) 230

Matt Fairweather (2002-05) 230

10. Archie White (1927-30) 229

GAMES STARTED PITCHINGSEASON Starts CAREER Starts

1. Blake Ketner (2008) 17 1. Zach Snyder (2001-04) 54

2. Tim Smith (2006) 16 2. Blake Ketner (2006-09) 51

3. Zach Snyder (2003) 15 3. Matt Fairweather (2002-05) 47

JJ Jankowski (2011) 15 4. Tim Smith (2005-08) 46

5. Robbie Green (2000) 14 5. Alex Fairweather (2006-09) 45

Zach Snyder (2004) 14 6. Jerry Maye (1962-65) 44

Blake Ketner (2009) 14 7. Paul Link (2007) 42

Nick Lomascolo (2011) 14 8. Jason Wallace (1991-94) 41

9. 12 with 13 Chris Abernathy (1999-03) 41

9. Brad Esarey (1998-01) 40

10. Keith Knight (1994-97) 38


COMPLETE GAMESSEASON CG CAREER CG

1. Archie White (1930) 10 1. Jerry Maye (1962-65) 33

Jerry Maye (1962) 10 2. Archie White (1927-30) 32

Brian Boltz (1988) 10 3. Bill Greene (1946-49) 25

4. Brian Boltz (1987-89) 23

5. Benny Callahan (1977-80) 22

Bob Hampton (1935-38) 22

Ray Hardison (1967-70) 22

8. Heath Bost (1993-95) 20

APPEARANCESSEASON App

1. Wil Huneycutt (2011) 31 CAREER App

2. Kenny Winkelsas (2000) 30 1. Travis McSweeney (2007-10) 97

3. Sandy Moore (1999) 27 2. Wil Huneycutt (2011) 90

Zach Evans (2004) 27 3. Matt Seabolt (2005-08) 84

Brian Benton (2006) 27 4. Zach Evans (2004-07) 82

Zach Evans (2006) 27 5. Tim Smith (2005-08) 78

Nathan Furr (2009) 27 6. Alex Fairweather (2006-09) 74

Wil Huneycutt (2010) 27 7. Sandy Moore (1996-99) 73

Travis McSweeney (2010) 27 8. Blake Ketner (2006-09) 70

10. Chad Secrest (2001) 26 9. Chris Abernathy (1999-03) 69

Tim Smith (2005) 26 Brian Hatley (2001-04) 69

Travis McSweeney (2009) 26 11. Kenny Winkelsas (1998-01) 68

Wil Huneycutt (2009) 26

Clay Watson (2011) 26

Matt Fairweather

(2002-05)

#2 All-Time Pitching Wins

Tim Smith

(2005-08)

Career Leader in Pitching Wins


COACHING RECORDS

YEAR BY YEAR RECORDS

Year Coach Overall Conference

1926 Harold Newman 7-6

1927 G. Flake "Red" Laird 10-13-1

1928 G. Flake "Red" Laird 5-9

1929 Carl A. Davis 6-9

1930 Carl A. Davis 7-9 5-5

1931 Carl A. Davis 10-5* 3-1

1932 Carl A. Davis 8-7 5-4

1933 Harry Warner 6-9 6-7

1934 Harry Warner 8-10 8-10

1935 Gordon Kirkland 12-9 8-6

1936 Gordon Kirkland 13-9* 11-4





1941 Gordon Kirkland 12-2-1 9-2-1


1943 Gordon Kirkland 7-3-1 2-3




1947 Gordon Kirkland 14-7-1* 12-2


1949 Earl Ruth 14-5 7-3

1950 Earl Ruth 13-7 9-3

1951 Earl Ruth 14-4 10-4

1952 "Chub" Richards 9-9 8-5



1955 "Chub" Richards 11-11 10-5


1957 "Chub" Richards 15-10 12-5

1958 Harvey Stratton 16-4-2 12-4-1

1959 Harvey Stratton 15-7 9-6





1964 Harvey Stratton 15-7* 9-1

1965 Ray Oxendine 11-10 10-8

1966 Ray Oxendine 4-17 3-14

1967 Ray Oxendine 11-13 10-10

1968 Ray Oxendine 13-10 12-6

1969 Ray Oxendine 13-15 10-5






1975 Marshall Murphy 12-17 5-9




Year Coach Overall Conference

1979 Steve Shaughnessy 13-12 6-6

1980 Steve Shaughnessy 14-13 7-7

1981 Bob Bailey 14-14 4-9

1982 Bob Bailey 12-22 1-11

1983 Bob Bailey 14-19 8-6

1984 Ron Raper 13-24 5-8

1985 Ron Raper 9-20 5-11

1986 Jim DeHart 15-19 6-9

1987 Jim DeHart 20-11 8-8

1988 Jim DeHart 27-8* 13-3

1989 Jim DeHart 15-16 8-10

1990 Dick Williams 16-18 9-12


1992 Dick Williams 38-7* 21-0

1993 Dick Williams 28-13* 16-5


1995 Dave Jones 32-16 15-6

1996 Dave Jones 19-27 8-13

1997 Jim Gantt 32-19 11-9

1998 Jim Gantt 22-20 9-9

1999 Jim Gantt 28-17 13-8

2000 Jim Gantt 31-21 15-9

2001 Jim Gantt 31-22 10-10

2002 Jim Gantt 30-21# 11-9

2003 Jim Gantt 30-25 12-9

2004 Jim Gantt 42-17*#+ 17-4

2005 Jim Gantt 35-19* 14-6

2006 Jim Gantt 47-14*#+ 17-4

2007 Jim Gantt 32-19 12-10

2008 Jim Gantt 43-18*+ 15-6

2009 Jim Gantt 36-18#+ 16-4

2010 Jim Gantt 40-13#+ 16-8

2011 Jim Gantt 41-15*+ 23-4

* Denotes conference championship

#Denotes SAC Tournament Championship

+ Denotes NCAA II Regionals


COACHES OVERALL RECORD

Coach Years Games Record Pct. Championships

Harold Newman 1926 (1) 13 7-6 .539 0

G. Flake "Red" Laird 1927-28 (2) 38 15-22-1 .408 0

Carl A. Davis 1929-32 (4) 61 31-30 .508 1

Harry Warner 1933-34 (2) 33 14-19 .424 0

Gordon Kirkland 1935-48 (14) 252 179-70-3 .716 8

Earl Ruth 1949-51 (3) 57 41-16 .719 0

Marlon "Chub" Richards 1952-57 (6) 118 64-54 .542 0

Harvey Stratton 1958-64 (7) 155 105-48-2 .684 1

Ray Oxendine 1965-74 (10) 238 113-125 .475 0

Marshall Murphy 1975-78 (4) 130 58-72 .446 0

Steve Shaughnessy 1979-80 (2) 52 27-25 .519 0

Bob Bailey 1981-83 (3) 95 40-55 .421 0

Ron Raper 1984-85 (2) 66 22-44 .333 0

Jim DeHart 1986-89 (4) 131 77-54 .588 1

Dick Williams 1990-94 (5) 206 137-69 .665 2

Dave Jones 1995-96 (2) 94 51-43 .543 0

Jim Gantt 1997- (15) 798 520-278 .652 10

16 Coaches 86 seasons 2537 1501-1030-6 .593 23

Jim DeHart

Led Catawba to

Conference Title in 1988,

The first in 24 years

Dick Williams

Guided Catawba to a

NCAA II best 38-7 record

in 1992

Jim Gantt

All-time winningest coach

in SAC history

RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS

OPPONENT WON LOSTAlbany,NY 1 0Alderson-Broaddus,WV 1 0Amherst,MA 0 1 Anderson,SC 9 7Appalachian State 56 23Barber-Scotia 3 0Barton (Atl. Chrst.) 86 47Belmont Abbey 49 20Berea,KY 1 0Binghamton,NY 4 1Bluefield College 10 2Bluefield State,WV 3 0Brevard 9 2Bridgewater,VA 2 1Brockport State,NY 4 1California,PA 4 2Campbell 3 3Carson-Newman 48 33Claflin,SC 2 0Clarion,PA 2 0Coker,SC 5 3Colby,ME 1 0Columbus State,GA 0 1Connecticut 1 0Concord,WV 4 0Davidson 35 25 (1 Tie)Davis & Elkins,WV 2 0Delaware 1 0Dowling State,NY 2 0Duke 1 2East Carolina 10 9East Connecticut 0 2East Stroudsburg,PA 0 1Elon 69 91 (2 Ties)Erskine,SC 7 6Fairmont State,WV 3 1Fayetteville State 1 0Fitchburg State,MA 1 0Florida Gulf Coast 1 1Florida Southern 3 2Florida Tech 1 0Francis Marion,SC 5 4Franklin & Marshall,PA 1 0Furman,SC 0 2Gardner-Webb 51 22Geneva,PA 1 3Georgia College & St 1 0Georgia Southern 1 3Glassboro State,NJ 0 1Greensboro 2 0Guilford 74 44 Hiedelberg,OH 1 0High Point 79 63Indiana,PA 3 3James Madison,VA 0 1Johns Hopkins,MD 4 0Johnson State,VT 1 0Kennesaw State,GA 2 3Kenyon,OH 2 0King,TN 1 0Kutztown,PA 1 2Lake Erie,OH 1 0Lander,SC 4 3Lenoir-Rhyne 120 100Liberty Baptist,VA 0 4Limestone,SC 11 7Lincoln Memorial,TN 19 3

OPPONENT WON LOSTLynn,FL 1 0Maine-Presque Isle 2 0Mars Hill 80 17 (1 Tie)Mount Olive 18 20Mount Union,OH 2 0Methodist 4 2Montreat 0 2Muhlenburg,PA 3 2Muskingum,OH 1 1Newberry 66 29North Alabama 1 2N.C. A&T 22 7UNC-Charlotte 5 13UNC-Greensboro 1 1UNC-Pembroke 22 28N.C. State 1 2UNC Frosh 0 2North Georgia 1 1North Greenville,SC 4 1Norwich,VT 1 1Oberlin,OH 2 0Ohio 0 6Ohio Wesleyan 0 1Old Dominion,VA 1 1Pitt.-Johnsontown,WV 2 0Presbyterian 61 21 (1 Tie)Pfeiffer 62 68Post,CT 1 0Richmond,VA 1 1Roanoke,VA 1 0Rollins,FL 1 1Rutherford 2 2Salem-Teikyo,WV 2 0Shaw 1 1Shippensburg,PA 14 3USC-Aiken 15 18USC Spartanburg 2 2Springfield,MA 11 2St. Andrews 20 10St. Augustine's 11 4St. Leo,FL 1 0St. Rose,NY 1 0St. Thomas Aquinas,NY 4 0Stillman,AL 1 0Tampa,FL 1 6Theil,PA 1 0Tusculum,TN 29 27Urbana,OH 2 0Valdosta State,GA 1 2Virginia Tech 5 2Wake Forest 6 17Wake Forest Frosh 0 2Washington & Jefferson,PA 1 0Weaver 2 1West Florida 3 0Western Carolina 34 22Westfield State,MA 2 2Williams,MA 1 0Wingate 57 57Winston-Salem State 4 0Wofford,SC 21 19Youngstown State,OH 2 0Semi-Pro Teams 34 31 (1 Tie)Service Teams 9 11

TOTALS (2,537 games) 1501 1030 (6 Ties)


Catawba In the Pros


Billy Gamble (Cubs)

Kris Huffman (Cardinals)

Chris Kelly (Cardinals)

Clyde Klutz (Braves, Giants, Pirates,

Browns, Senators)

Rich Landis (Mets)

J.W. (Lefty) Lisk (Pirates)

Craige Lyerly (Rays)

Ken Mahnken (Tigers)

Wade Moore (Nationals)

Joe Oxendine (Pirates)

Bill Patrice

Ryan Query (Braves)

Jerry Sands (Dodgers)

Tim Smith (Mets)

Brad Strauss (Riversharks)

Jack Taylor (Reds, Phillies)

Larry J. Taylor (Reds)

David Thomas (A's)

Harold Vann

Thomas Wilson (Expos)

Dick Williams (Giants)

Chris Ahearn (Padres)

Vern Benson (Phillies, Cardinals)

Todd Blake (Cardinals)

Brian Boltz (Braves)

Heath Bost (Athletics)

Benny Callahan (A's, Yankee's)

Michael Dickens (Reds)

M. Lamar Dorton (Pirates)

Brad Esarey (Blue Jays)

Joe Ferebee

F. Larrell Forbis

Former Catawba College baseball players who played professionally

Year Name Rnd Team

1970 Mike Dickens 4th Cincinnati Reds

1970 Mike Reynolds 26th Chicago White Sox

1974 alan Franklin 29th Philadelphia Phillies

1978 Kevin Hemphill 7th NY Yankees

1980 Benny Callahan 31st NY Yankees

1987 Kris Huffman 20th St. Louis Cardinals

1989 Brian Boltz 2nd Atlanta Braves

1992 Todd Blake 45th St. Louis Cardinals

1995 Heath Bost 18th Colorado Rockies

1998 Chris Kelly 20th St. Louis Cardinals

2004 Thomas Wilson 16th Montreal Expos

2008 Jerry Sands 25th LA Dodgers

2008 Tim Smith 42nd NY Mets

2009 Chris Ahearn 39th San Diego Padres

2010 Wade Moore 19th Washington Nationals

2010 Craige Lyerly 19th Tampa Bay Rays

Since 1970, Catawba has produced 17 Major League Draft Picks. Six of those have come over the last

three years, including 2008 when the Indians had three players drafted. That 2008 team featured

seven players who would see action in professional baseball.

Brian Boltz

1989 2nd Rounder is

Highest Catawba Pick

David Thomas

2008 Draftee

Plays for Stockton in

California League

Jerry Sands

2008 Draftee

was Dodgers 2010

Minor League Player of Year

Heath Bost

1995 Pick

Spent five years in AAA


Todd Blake

1992 -- ABCA (HM)

2007

2007

Jason Wilson

1997 -- ABCA (3rd)

Jerry Sands

2006 -- NCBWA (3rd)

2007 -- NCBWA (3rd)

2007 -- CoSIDA (3rd)

Craige Lyerly

2009 -- ABCA (3rd)

2009 -- NCBWA (3rd)

2009 -- CoSIDA (2nd)

David Trexler

1999 -- ABCA (2nd)

Matt Baker

2004 -- ABCA (2nd)

Jimbo Davis

2005 -- ABCA (1st)

2006 -- NCBWA (2nd)

Robert Helms

1992 -- ABCA (HM)

Brad Strauss

1992 -- ABCA (HM)

Jason Wallace

1993 -- ABCA (HM)

Matt Smith

2006 -- ABCA (2nd)

2006 -- NCBWA (2nd)

Tim Smith

2006 -- NCBWA (HM)

David Thomas

2006 -- NCBWA (HM)

2007 -- ABCA (1st)

2007 -- NCBWA (1st)

2007 -- CoSIDA (1st)

Ryan Query

2009 -- ABCA (3rd)

2009 -- NCBWA (2nd)

2009 -- CoSIDA (3rd)

Wade Moore

2010 -- ABCA (3rd)

All-Americans(Since moving to NCAA DII in 1990)

Chris Dula

2011 -- ABCA (1st)

2011 -- NCBWA (2nd)

2011-- CoSIDA (2nd)


Garrett Furr

2011 -- ABCA (2nd)

2011 -- NCBWA (2nd)

JJ Jankowski

2011 -- ABCA (2nd)

2011 -- NCBWA (3rd)

Nick Lomascolo

2011 -- ABCA (2nd)

2011 -- NCBWA (2nd)

2011-- CoSIDA (1st)

All-Americans(Since moving to NCAA DII in 1990)


AWARDS and HONORS(Since moving to DII in 1990)

Awards were NAIA until 1994

All-Americans

American Baseball Coaches

1992 Todd Blake (HM)

Robert Helms (HM)

Bradd Strauss (HM)

1993 Jason Wallace (HM)

1997 Jason Wilson (3rd)

1999 David Trexler (2nd)

2004 Matt Baker (2nd)

2005 Jimbo Davis (1st)

2006 Matt Smith (2nd)

2007 David Thomas (1st)

Jerry Sands (2nd)

2009 Craige Lyerly (3rd)

Ryan Query (3rd)

2010 Wade Moore (3rd)

2011 Chris Dula (1st)

Nick Lomascolo (2nd)

JJ Jankowski (2nd)

Garrett Furr (2nd)

Collegiate Baseball Writers

2006 Jimbo Davis (2nd)

Matt Smith (2nd)

Jerry Sands (3rd)

Tim Smith (HM)

David Thomas (HM)


Jerry Sands (3rd)

2009 Ryan Query (2nd)

Craige Lyerly (3rd)

2011 Chris Dula (2nd)

Garrett Furr (2nd)


JJ Jankowski (3rd)

CoSIDA Daktronics


Jerry Sands (3rd)

2009 Craige Lyerly (2nd)

Ryan Query (3rd)

2011 Nick Lomascolo (1st)

Chris Dula (2nd)

Academic All-Americans

1991 Paul Benfield (NAIA Scholar)

1997 Jason Wilson (1st)

1999 David Trexler (2nd)

2009 Chris Ahearn (1st)

2011 Wil Huneycutt (3rd)

Academic All-District

1990 Gary Weiker

1991 Paul Benfield

1997 Jason Wilson

1999 David Trexler

2004 Jeff Boyles

2005 Matt Baker

2009 Chris Ahearn

2010 Wil Huneycutt

2011 Wil Huneycutt

All-Region

1995 Heath Bost (2nd)

1997 Jason Wilson (1st)

Jason Diller (2nd)

Chris Kelly (2nd)

1998 Chris Kelly (2nd)

1999 David Trexler (1st)

2001 Chad Hill (1st)

2002 Chad Hill (1st)

Zach Snyder (1st)

2003 Matt Baker (2nd)

Zach Snyder (2nd)

2004 Matt Baker (1st)

Jimbo Davis (1st)

Thomas Wilson (1st)


Matt Baker (2nd)

Matt Fairweather (2nd)

Aaron Rimer (2nd)


Mark Smith (1st)

Matt Smith (1st)

Tim Smith (1st)

David Thomas (1st)

Jerry Sands (2nd)

2007 Zach Evans (2nd)

Jerry Sands (2nd)

David Thomas (2nd)

2008 Blake Ketner (1st)

Jerry Sands (1st)

David Thomas (1st)

Tim Holmes (2nd)

2009 Blake Ketner (1st)

Craige Lyerly (1st)

Ryan Query (1st)

2010 Craige Lyerly (1st)

Wade Moore (1st)

Nathan Furr (2nd)

Wil Huneycutt (2nd)


Trevor Mullins (2nd)

2011 Chris Dula (1st)

Garrett Furr (2nd)


JJ Jankowski (3rd)

Region Player of the Year

1999 David Trexler (ABCA)

2004 Matt Baker (ABCA)

2008 David Thomas (NCBW)

Gold Gloves

2007 David Thomas - CF (ABCA)

2008 David Thomas - CF (ABCA)

2010 Craige Lyerly - 3B (SAC)

Wade Moore - OF (SAC)

2011 Ryan Bostian - OF (SAC)

Josh Hohn - C (SAC)

Austin Moyer - 1B (SAC)

Brett Underwood - SS (SAC)

Julio Zubillaga - 2B(SAC)

SAC Player of the Year

1999 David Trexler

2004 Matt Baker

2006 Matt Smith

2008 David Thomas

2009 Craige Lyerly

SAC Pitcher of the Year

2004 Thomas Wilson

2006 Tim Smith

2010 Nathan Furr

2011 Nick Lomascolo

SAC Coach of the Year

1992 Dick Williams

1999 Jim Gantt

2004 Jim Gantt

2006 Jim Gantt

2008 Jim Gantt

2011 Jim Gantt

SAC Tournament MVP

1993 Brad Strauss

2002 Chad Hill

2004 Spence Southard

2006 David Thomas

2009 Ryan Query

2010 Ryan Bostian

SAC Freshman of the Year

1993 Heath Bost

1997 Chris Kelly

1999 Israel Morrow

2001 Zach Snyder

2006 Jerry Sands

2010 Garrett Furr

2011 Chris Dula

SAC Scholar Athlete

1992 Paul Benfield

1994 Brett Estep

1995 Heath Bost

2011 Wil Huneycutt


AWARDS and HONORS(Since moving to DII in 1990)

Awards were NAIA until 1994

All-SAC

1990 Steve Zarra, OF (1st)

Joe Harbison, UTIL (2nd)

1991 Todd Blake, 1B (1st)

Jim Robare, C (1st)

Kirk Kirkpatrick, DH (2nd)

1992 Todd Blake, 1B (1st)

Robert Helms, P (1st)

Brian Hightower, 2B (1st)

Aaron Kanner, OF (1st)

Matthew Poole, SS (1st)

Bradd Strauss, 3B (1st)

Jason Wallace, P (1st)

Paul Benfield, P (2nd)

Kale Huffman, OF (2nd)

Kirk Kirkpatrick, DH (2nd)

1993 Heath Bost, P (1st)

Brian Hightower, 2B (1st)

Jason Wallace, P (1st)

Mike Baker, DH (2nd)

Kale Huffman, OF (2nd)

Matthew Poole, SS (2nd)

Bradd Strauss, OF (2nd)

1994 Heath Bost, P (1st)

Steve Caudill, 1B (2nd)

Donovan Clifford, OF (2nd)

Jason Wallace, P (2nd)

1995 Pierre Abry, C (1st)

Heath Bost, P (1st)

Steve Caudill, 1B (1st)

Donnell Poole, P (2nd)

1996 Greg Payne, 3B (2nd)

1997 Jason Diller, DH (1st)

Chris Kelly, 3B (1st)

Jason Wallace, P (2nd)

1998 Russell Holshouser, P (2nd)

Chris Kelly, 3B (2nd)

1999 David Trexler, SS (1st)

Israel Morrow, OF (2nd)

Adam Patterson, C (2nd)

2000 Curt Motsinger, OF (2nd)

David Trexler, SS (2nd)

2001 Chad Hill, SS (1st)

Israel Morrow, DH (1st)

Brad Esarey, P (2nd)

O.J. Lennon, OF (2nd)

2002 Chad Hill, SS (1st)

Zach Snyder, P (1st)

2003 Zach Snyder, P (1st)

Matt Baker, 1B (2nd)

Spence Southard, OF (2nd)

2004 Matt Baker, 2B (1st)

Jeff Boyles, C (1st)

Jimbo Davis, DH (1st)

Thomas Wilson, P (1st)

Matt Fairweather, P (2nd)

Thomas Giles, OF (2nd)

Spence Southard, OF (2nd)

2005 Matt Baker, 2B (1st)

Jimbo Davis, DH (1st)

Matt Fairweather, P (1st)

Aaron Rimer, 1B (1st)

Matt Smith, C (2nd)

2006 Jimbo Davis, DH (1st)

Jerry Sands, OF (1st)

Mark Smith, 3B (1st)

Matt Smith, C (1st)

Tim Smith, P (1st)

Alex Fairweather, P (1st)

Aaron Rimer, 1B (1st)

2007 Zach Evans, 1B (1st)


David Thomas, OF (1st)

Craige Lyerly, 3B (2nd)

2008 Chris Ahearn, SS (1st)

Brett Hatley, DH (1st)

Tim Holmes, P (1st)

Blake Ketner, P (1st)


David Thomas, OF (1st)

Alex Fairweather, P (2nd)

Craige Lyerly, 3B (2nd)

Ryan Query, C (2nd)

2009 Chris Ahearn, SS (1st)

Blake Ketner, P (1st)

Craige Lyerly, 3B (1st)

Ryan Query, C (1st)

Josh Hohn, OF (2nd)

Tim Holmes, P (2nd)

2010 Nathan Furr, P (1st)

Wil Huneycutt, P (1st)

Craige Lyerly, 3B (1st)

Wade Moore, OF (1st)

Trevor Mullins, P (1st)

2011 Chris Dula , 3B (1st)

Garrett Furr, DH (1st)

Wil Huneycutt, P (1st)

Nick Lomascolo, P (1st)

JJ Jankowski, P (1st)


Location: Anderson, SCEnrollment: 2,300Colors: Gold/BlackNickname: TrojansConference: South AtlanticHome Field: Anderson Memorial StadiumHead Coach: Joe MillerOverall Record/Years Coaching: 367-446-2, 16 th year 2011 Overall Record: 20-30Series Record: 9-7SID: Randy JonesE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (864) 231-2097Website: www.autrojans.com

ANDERSON

TROJANS

Location: Wilson, NCEnrollment: 1,200Colors: Royal/WhiteNickname: BulldogsConference: Conference CarolinasHome Field: Nixon FieldHead Coach: Todd WilkinsonOverall Record/Years Coaching: 496-446-3, 20th season2011 Overall Record: 16-28Series Record: 86-47SID: John HackneyE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (252) 399-6515Website: www.barton.edu/athletics

BARTON

BULLDOGS

Location: Belmont, NCEnrollment: 1,198Colors: Red/WhiteNickname: CrusadersConference: Conference CarolinasHome Field: Abbey YardHead Coach: Scott BrickmanOverall Record/Years Coaching: 47-44, 3rd year2011 Overall Record: 29-17Series Record: 49-20SID: Chris PooreE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (704) 461-5049Website: www.abbeyathletics.com

BELMONT ABBEY

CRUSADERS

Location: Jefferson City, TNEnrollment: 2,200Colors: Orange/BlueNickname: EaglesConference: South AtlanticHome Field: Silver Diamond Baseball ComplexHead Coach: Tom GriffinOverall Record/Years Coaching: 375-305-2, 15th year2011 Overall Record: 22-30Series Record: 48-33SID: Zeke BeamE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (865) 471-3513Website: www.cneagles.com

CARSON-NEWMAN

EAGLES

Location: Brevard, NCEnrollment: 584Colors: Royal Blue/WhiteNickname: TornadosConference: South AtlanticHome Field: Gil Coan FieldHead Coach: Matt McCayOverall Record/Years Coaching: 14-28, 2nd year2011 Overall Record: 14-28Series Record: 9-2SID: Seth MontgomeryE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (828) 884-8288Website: www.bctornados.com

BREVARD

TORNADOS

2012 Opponent Outlook

KUTZTOWN

GOLDEN BEARS

Location: Kutztown, PAEnrollment: 10,193Colors: Maroon/GoldNickname: Golden BearsConference: Pennsylvania State AthleticHome Field: North Campus FieldHead Coach: Chris BlumOverall Record/Years Coaching: 322-144, 10th year2011 Overall Record: 21-18Series Record: 1-2SID: Geoff GoyneE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (610) 683-4182Website: www.kubears.com

Location: Harrogate, TNEnrollment: 2,400Colors: Blue/GreyNickname: RailsplittersConference: South AtlanticHome Field: J. Lamar Hennon FieldHead Coach: Jeff SziksaiOverall Record/Years Coaching: 209-202-2, 9th year2011 Overall Record: 29-22Series Record: 19-3SID: Rusty PeaceE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (423) 869-6236Website: www.lmurailsplitters.com

LINCOLN MEMORIAL

RAILSPLITTERS

Location: Mount Olive, NCEnrollment: 2,500Colors: Forest Green, WhiteNickname: TrojansConference: Conference CarolinasHome Field: Scarborough FieldHead Coach: Carl LancasterOverall Record/Years Coaching: 847-393-1, 26th year2011 Overall Record: 47-10Series Record: 18-20SID: David ShulimsonE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (919) 658-7802Website: www.moc.edu/athletics

MOUNT OLIVE

TROJANS

Location: Mars Hill, NCEnrollment: 1,100Colors: Royal Blue/GoldNickname: LionsConference: South AtlanticHome Field: Henderson FieldHead Coach: Dan TaylorOverall Record/Years Coaching: 215-241, 10th year2011 Overall Record: 23-26Series Record: 80-17-1SID: Rick BakerE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (828) 689-1373Website: www.mhclions.com

MARS HILL

LIONS


Location: Misenheimer, NCEnrollment: 1,000Colors: Black/GoldNickname: FalconsConference: Conference CarolinasHome Field: Ferebee FieldHead Coach: Mark HayesOverall Record/Years Coaching: 176-205-1/8th year2011 Overall Record: 21-28Series Record: 62-68SID: Sean FoxE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (704) 463-3192Website: www.gofalconsports.com

PFEIFFER

FALCONS

Location: Newberry, SCEnrollment: 900Colors: Scarlet/GreyNickname: WolvesConference: South AtlanticHome Field: Smith Road ComplexHead Coach: Russell TriplettOverall Record/Years Coaching: 24-28, 2nd year2011 Overall Record: 24-28Series Record: 66-29SID: Josh ManckE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (803) 321-5667Website: www.newberrywolves.com

NEWBERRY

WOLVES

Location: Hickory, NCEnrollment: 1,503Colors: Cardinal/BlackNickname: BearsConference: South AtlanticHome Field: Bears FieldHead Coach: Paul KnightOverall Record/Years Coaching: 220-241, 10th year2011 Overall Record: 13-34Series Record: 120-100SID: John KarrsE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (828) 328-7174Website: www.lrbears.com

LENOIR-RHYNE

BEARS


Location: Shippensburg, PAEnrollment: 8,200Colors: Red/BlueNickname: RaidersConference: PennsylvaniaHome Field: Fairchild FieldHead Coach: Matt JonesOverall Record/Years Coaching: 274-271-2, 13th year2011 Overall Record: 23-26Series Record: 14-3SID: Bill MorgalE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (717) 532-1201Website: www.shipraiders.com

SHIPPENSBURG

RED RAIDERS


Location: Greenville, TNEnrollment: 2,200Colors: Orange/BlackNickname: PioneersConference: South AtlanticHome Field: Pioneer ParkHead Coach: Doug JonesOverall Record/Years Coaching: 467-279-1, 15th year2011 Overall Record: 33-18Series Record: 29-27SID: Dom DonnellyE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (423) 636-7326Website: www.tusculumpioneers.com

TUSCULUM

PIONEERS

Location: Pembroke, NCEnrollment: 6,600Colors: Black/GoldNickname: BravesConference: Peach BeltHome Field: Sammy Cox FieldHead Coach: Paul O’NeilOverall Record/Years Coaching: 430-323-1, 16th year2011 Overall Record: 44-12Series Record: 22-28SID: Todd AndersonE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (910) 521-6371Website: www.uncpbraves.com

UNC PEMBROKE

BRAVES

Location: Aiken, SCEnrollment: 3,300Colors: Cardinal/White/NavyNickname: PacersConference: Peach BeltHome Field: Roberto Hernandez StadiumHead Coach: Kenny ThomasOverall Record/Years Coaching: 430-259, 13th season2011 Overall Record: 29-21Series Record: 15-18SID: Brian HandE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (803) 641-3252Website: www.pacersports.com

USC AIKEN

PACERS

ST. ANDREWS

KNIGHTS

Location: Laurinburg, NCEnrollment: 500Colors: Royal Blue/WhiteNickname: KnightsConference: Conference CarolinasHome Field: Clark FieldHead Coach: Matt BoykinOverall Record/Years Coaching: 8-36, 2nd year2011 Overall Record: 8-36Series Record: 20-10SID: Philip RatchfordE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (910) 277-5751Website: www.sapc.edu/athletics

Location: Tuscaloosa, ALEnrollment: 1,500Colors: Navy Blue/Vegas GoldNickname: TigersConference: Southern Intercollegiate Athletic ConferenceHome Field: Tiger Baseball Field Head Coach: Donny CrawfordOverall Record/Years Coaching: 165-160, 8th year2011 Overall Record: 26-19Series Record: 1-0SID: William Bright, JrE-mail: [email protected] Office Phone: (205) 247-8101Website: www.stillmanathletics.com

STILLMAN

TIGERS


Location: Wingate, NCEnrollment: 1,600Colors: Navy Blue/Old GoldNickname: BulldogsConference: South AtlanticHome Field: Plyer Athletic FieldHead Coach: Jeff GregoryOverall Record/Years Coaching: 34-22, 2nd year2011 Overall Record: 34-22Series Record: 57-57SID: David SherwoodE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (704) 233-8186Website: www.wingatebulldogs.com

WINGATE

BULLDOGS


2012 South Atlantic

Conference Tournament

April 19-22, 2012 * McNair Field, Forest City, NC

Top six teams qualify - Winner gets

automatic bid to NCAA II Southeast

Regional

Defending Champion - Wingate

Location: Livingston, ALEnrollment: 5,157Colors: Red/WhiteNickname: TigersConference: Gulf South ConferenceHome Field: Tartt FieldHead Coach: Gary RundlesOverall Record/Years Coaching: 732-512-6, 25th year2011 Overall Record: 19-22Series Record: 0-0SID: Kyle LewisE-mail: (205) 652-3719Office Phone: [email protected]: www.uwaathletics.com

WEST ALABAMA

TIGERS





2Justin

Morris

6Ross

Whitley

14Gunnar

Hogan

20Ryan

Bostian

3Blake

Houston 4John

Tuttle

10Clay

Watson

15Cameron

Beard

11Zach

Smith

16Julio

Zubillaga

1Brett

Underwood

5Nick

Lomascolo

12Chris

Dula

19Nate

King

21Joe

Kase 23Garrett

Furr

Spotting

Chart

22Craig

Brooks


24Keaton

Hawks 26Greg

Lawson

29Ryan

McClintock

27Russell

Michalec

34Cameron

White

40Ethan

Satterfield

45Nick

Taylor

30Will

Johnson31

DJ

Webb

36Mario

Parisi

37Wesley

Mister

43John

Wallace

28Austin

Moyer

33JJ

Jankowski

38

Matt

Laurens25

Jordan

Kuhn

Jared

Fortune35

42Graham

Lawing 46Danny

Parisi

39Ryan

Puckett


49Michael

Trombino

Arik

Fenstermacher51Joe

Watson5047Anthony

Allende


Catawba College

2012 Baseball Schedule

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME

Fri, Feb. 3 Belmont Abbey# Kannapolis,NC 4:00

Sat, Feb. 4 Mars Hill# Kannapolis,NC 6:00

Sun, Feb. 5 Pfeiffer# Kannapolis,NC 4:00

SAT, FEB. 11 SHIPPENSBURG SALISBURY 1:00(DH)

SUN, FEB. 12 SHIPPENSBURG SALISBURY 12:00

FRI, FEB. 17 MARS HILL* SALISBURY 6:00

SAT, FEB. 18 MARS HILL* SALISBURY 1:00(DH)

Wed, Feb. 22 at St. Andrews Laurinburg,NC 2:00

Fri, Feb. 24 at Wingate* Wingate,NC 6:00

Sat, Feb. 25 at Wingate* Wingate,NC 1:00(DH)

Wed, Feb. 29 at Belmont Abbey Belmont,NC 2:00

FRI, MAR. 2 NEWBERRY* SALISBURY 6:00

SAT, MAR. 3 NEWBERRY* SALISBURY 1:00(DH)

Mon, Mar. 5 at Stillman Tuscaloosa,AL 2:00

Tue, Mar. 6 at West Alabama Livingston,AL 2:00

Wed, Mar. 7 at Stillman Tuscaloosa,AL 2:00

FRI, MAR. 9 ANDERSON* SALISBURY 6:00

SAT, MAR. 10 ANDERSON* SALISBURY 1:00(DH)

MON, MAR. 12 KUTZTOWN SALISBURY 2:00

Fri, Mar. 16 at Brevard* Brevard,NC 3:00

Sat, Mar. 17 at Brevard* Brevard,NC12:00(DH)

Tue, Mar. 20 at Barton Wilson,NC 3:00

WED, MAR. 21 MOUNT OLIVE SALISBURY 4:00(DH)

Fri, Mar. 23 at Lenoir-Rhyne* Hickory,NC 6:00

Sat, Mar. 24 at Lenoir-Rhyne* Hickory,NC 1:00(DH)

FRI, MAR. 30 CARSON-NEWMAN* SALISBURY 6:00

SAT, MAR. 31 CARSON-NEWMAN* SALISBURY 1:00(DH)

TUE, APR. 3 ST. ANDREWS SALISBURY 6:00

WED, APR. 4 BARTON SALISBURY 6:00

Fri, Apr. 6 at Tusculum* Greeneville,TN 6:00

Sat, Apr. 7 at Tusculum* Greeneville,TN 1:00(DH)

TUE, APR. 10 WINGATE SALISBURY 5:00

WED, APR. 11 USC AIKEN SALISBURY 6:00

Fri, Apr. 13 at Lincoln Memorial* Harrogate,TN 4:00

Sat, Apr. 14 at Lincoln Memorial* Harrogate,TN 1:00(DH)

TUE, APR. 17 BELMONT ABBEY SALISBURY 6:00

Apr. 19-22 SAC Tournament Forest City,NC TBA

Wed, Apr. 25 at UNC Pembroke Pembroke,NC 6:00

Fri, Apr. 27 at USC-Aiken Aiken,SC 7:00

Sat, Apr. 28 at USC Aiken Aiken,SC 2:00

BOLD CAPS DENOTE HOME GAMES

* Denotes South Atlantic Conference games

# Denotes games at Fieldcrest Cannon Stadium (Kannapolis, NC)

2012 Catawba College Baseball Media Guide

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