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Table of Contents
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. W. Craig Turner (Baylor ’69)
Director of Athletics: Dennis Davidson (Catawba ’81)
Sports Information: Jim Lewis
Sports Information Telephone: (704) 637-4720
Head Athletic Trainer: Bob Casmus
Golf Coach: Sam Gealy
Golf Office Telephone: (704) 637-4236
Home Course: Salisbury Country Club
Compliance........................................................................................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. Craig Turner, 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
Media Information:
Sports Information Office: Located in Goodman Gym
Sports Information Director: Jim Lewis (Catawba ’89)
Assistant Sports Info. Director: David McDowell (Catawba ’09)
Sports Information Phone: (704) 637-4720
Sports Information Fax: (704) 645-4568
2010 Results/Stats..........................................................................42
Record Book....................................................................................45
In The Pros......................................................................................65
All-Americans..................................................................................66
Past Award Winners........................................................................67
Oppponent Outlook.........................................................................69
Website: www.gocatawbaindians.com
Spotting Chart..................................................................................72
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 unable 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.
South Atlantic Conference...............................................................74
Credits:
Executive Editor: Jim Lewis
Contributing Editors: David McDowell, Dennis Davidson
Typesetting and Design: David McDowell
Photographers:
Jim Lewis, David McDowell, 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, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Bobcats,
US National Whitewater Center, Chuck Williams, Catawba College Public Relations, Christy Armstrong
www.gocatawbaindians.com
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2010-11 CATAWBA TENNIS
nCaa Compliance
PRosPeCTIve sTuDenTaCaDeMICs
aThleTe
ConTaCT
InfoRMaTIon
You are a “prospective student-ath-
Should you have any questions regarding NCAA rules and regulations,
please feel free to contact Catawba
College and Craig Turnbull, Director of
Compliance, at (704) 637-4475. Information can also be located at
www.gocatawbaindian.com/compliance.
lete” when you start ninth-grade
classes.
You become a “recruited student-athlete” at a particular college if any
coach or representative of the college’s athletics interest (booster or
representative) approaches you (or
any member of your family) about enrolling and participating in athletics at
that college. Activities by coaches or
boosters that cause you to become a
recruited prospective student-athlete
are:
-providing you with an oﬃcial visit;
-visiting you or any other member of
your family anywhere other than the
college campus;
-placing more than one telephone call
to you or any other member of your
family; or
-Signing a National Letter of Intent.
To practice
or play during your
freshman
year, you
must meet
the provisions of
NCAA Bylaw
14.3, which include: (a) graduating
from high school, (b) achieving a minimum cumulative grade point average
in 14 core courses, and achieving a
corresponding minimum combined
score on the SAT, or a minimum sum
total score on the ACT as determined
by the NCAA Initial Eligibility Center.
Register with the Eligibility Center as
soon as possible. At the following
web address:
www.ncaaclearinghouse.net.
In the realm of nCaa Rules Compliance, the general rule is
"ask first !!!"
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2011 CATAWBA BASEBALL
ADMISSIONS
Inquiries regarding admission to Catawba College are always 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 admissions” and, therefore, has no closing date for accepting applications. Applying early will ensure you an early response
from the college.
In your application, you are asked to provide a wide variety of information relating to your academic and co-curricular 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 rocommended: 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, Salisbury, NC, 28144.
COACHES DIRECTORy
Baseball........................Jim Gantt......................704-637-4469
Basketball (M)..............Jim Baker......................704-637-4473
Basketball (W)..............Angie Morton................704-637-4471
CrossCountry(M&W).........Bill Haggerty.................704-637-4473
Football........................Chip Hester..................704-637-4424
Golf (M&W)..................Sam Gealy....................704-637-4236
Lacrosse (M)...............Peter Borque..................704-637-4485
Lacrosse (W)..............Ashley Gilroy..................704-637-4408
Soccer (M)..................Liam Farrell....................704-637-4348
Soccer (W).................Michael Swan.................704-637-4324
Softball........................Nan Whitley..................704-637-4359
Swimming (M&W).........Betsy Graham.................704-637-4672
Tennis (M&W)...............Jeff Childress..................704-637-4265
Volleyball (W)...............Ginger Hamric................704-637-4480
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Support the Winners on & off
the Field
Catawba College currently oﬀers 83 full
Athletic Scholarships
The Catawba College Chiefs Club remains one
of the best bargains for your money!
Your membership entitles you to the option of
purchasing a Catawba Season Sports Ticket (call for
more information) and access to Tribal Treats at
football and basketball games. Members also receive invitations to participate in the annual Sports
Hall of Fame Weekend, attend the Athletics Awards
Ceremony in the spring, and attend other special
events throughout the year.
Most importantly, you have the satisfaction
of knowing you had a hand in assisting
the fine young men and women who attend Catawba College through athletic
scholarships! More than one-third of
Catawba students are student-athletes.
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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
Join Today!
704-637-4394
www.catawba.edu/chiefsclub
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Staff Directory
Christy Armstrong
Athletic Training
Travis Armstrong
Athletic Training
Kelsey Babos
Golf
Vol. Asst. Coach
Jim Baker
M. 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
Tom Childress
Vice President
for Athletics
Jonathan Clapp
Golf
Vol. Asst. Coach
Alyssa Crans
Athletic Training
Graduate Assistant
Dennis Davidson
Athletic Director
Rob Dingle
Athletic Training
Mike Eden
Athletic Training
Zoltan Ferencz
Women’s Soccer
Vol. Asst. Coach
Liam Ferrell
Head Men’s
Soccer Coach
John Fitz
Football
Asst. Head Coach
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
Ashley Gilroy
Women’s Lacrosse
Head Coach
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
Luke Halton
M. Basketball
Vol. Asst. Coach
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Ginger Hamric
Volleyball
Head Coach
Andi Henderson
Volleyball
Assistant Coach
Chip Hester
Football
Head Coach
Brian Hinson
Football
Assistant Coach
Khanis Hubbard
Football
Assistant Coach
Jason Hunt
Faculty Athletic
Representative
Ricky Joines
W. Basketball
Assistant Coach
Gordon Kirkland
Chief Club
Director
Bob Lancaster
Football
Assistant Coach
Bill Leonard
M & W Tennis
Assistant Coach
Jim Lewis
SID/
Athletic Director for
Media Relations
Dorthell Little
W. Basketball
Assistant Coach
Radell Lockhart
Football
Assistant Coach
Michael Lowman
Baseball
Assistant Coach
Allie Marshall
Softball
Graduate Assistan
Peggy Mason
Tickets and
Concessions Mgr.
Todd McComb
Football
Asstistant Coach
David McDowell
Assistant Sports
Information Director
Todd Miller
Baseball
Vol. Asst. Coach
Marvin Moore
M. 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
Katie Osteen
Cheerleading
Head Coach
Shane Prescott
Softball
Assistant Coach
Corey Ready
Football
Vol. Asst. Coach
Amber Stanley
M & W Swimming
Assistant Coach
DJ Summers
Football
Assistant Coach
Michael Swan
Women’s Soccer
Head Coach
Gregory Tinsley
M. Basketball
Vol. Asst. Coach
Rhonda Truitt
Title IX Coordinator
Craig Turnbull
Compliance/
Sr. Assistant AD
Nan Whitley
Softball
Head Coach/
Sr. Women’s Adm.
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Dr. Craig Turner
President
Dr. W. Craig Turner became the 21st President of Catawba College in 2008. He came to
Salisbury from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas, where he served as President for
six years.
Dr. Turner joined the administration and faculty of Hardin-Simmons University in 1992, serving as Vice President for Academic Affairs and Professor of English from 1992 to 1996. He then
became Executive Vice President and Chief Academic Officer until he was named Chief Operating
Officer in June 2000. Dr. Turner then served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at HSU for a year before becoming the 14th President of Hardin-Simmons University on June
1, 2001.
During his tenure as President, HSU saw record enrollments (2,435 in the fall of 2007),
record endowment and similar funds ($121.5 million in 2007), and surplus budgets. HSU finished
the most successful fund raising campaign in its history in December of 2006, having raised $49.7
million. The University successfully completed its Commission on Colleges reaccreditation in 2007, has been chosen as a Top Tier institution by U.S. News & World Report for six consecutive years and a Best in the West institution by Princeton Review for five consecutive
years.
Dr. Turner was active in the Abilene, Texas, community, serving on the Boards of organizations such as United Way of Abilene,
the Abilene Chamber of Commerce, Serenity House, the Abilene Philharmonic, and the Abilene Humanities Council. He has also served
on the Boards of the Association of Texas Colleges and Universities, the Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas, the International
Association of Baptist Colleges and Schools, and the Consortium for Global Education, which he currently chairs.
Dr. Turner came to HSU from Mississippi College in Clinton, Mississippi, where he was Head of the English Department and
Professor of English from 1985 to 1992. While there, he was chosen as “Teacher of the year,” cited as “Scholar of the year,” and elected
President of the Faculty. H is wife, Annette, served the Clinton Independent School District as a first grade teacher.
Previously, he served as a tenured Assistant and Associate Professor of English at Texas A&M University from 1976 to 1985
and as a visiting instructor at Baylor University in 1974-1975. Dr. Turner earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree from Tulane University
in British and American Literature in 1977, and earned two degrees from Baylor: the Master of Arts in English in 1971 and the Bachelor
of Arts in English and History in 1969. He has edited three books—The Poet Robert Browning and his Kinsfolk, Critical Essays in American Humor, and Critical Essays in Eudora Welty—as well as having published more than two dozen scholarly articles, essays, and
chapters in books. Since he greatly enjoys teaching, he tries to schedule a course every other year to stay active in the profession and
in the classroom.
Dr. Turner and wife Annette have two grown children: Scott, a Development Officer for Texas Tech University, and Shannon
Hays, an attorney, writer, and mother. Shannon and her husband Mike, a Marine Corps Captain, have twin daughters, Madeleine and
Peyton.
Dennis Davidson
Director of Athletics
Dennis Davidson has been director of athletics since May of 1996. He came to Catawba
College in July 1984 as director of public information and moved totally into sports information
one year later. In 1991, Davidson was promoted to assistant to the athletic director, and in 1993,
he was promoted to 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 responsible
for securing athletic advertising and sponsorships and has had significant roles in Catawba’s
Sports Hall of Fame inductions, the South Atlantic Conference Spring Sports Festival and the
year-end athletic 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 basketball 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 has
directed 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 SIDs
and the Carolinas Conference Awards Committee for three years (1986-89). He was voted by his peers as District 26 SID of the year for
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 fouryear 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 during
his 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 member
of 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 (21), a senior at Catawba, Katie (18), a freshman at Catawba, and Carrie (13).
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ATHLETIC TRAINING
TRAvIS ARmSTRONG, mS, ATC, LAT, PES
Travis L. Armstrong starts his fourth 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. Armstrong has been a member of the National Athletic Trainers
Association since 2000. He passed the national Athletic Training Certification exam through the
NATA Board of Certification in 2004. Along with being a Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC), Armstrong also holds a national accreditation as a Performance Enhancement Specialist (PES),
through the National Academy of Sports Medicine.
Armstrong, along with the rest of the staff of Athletic Trainers, instructs approximately 20 athletic
training students in various educational components of athletic training. They also supervise the
students in the clinical aspects as they care for Catawba’s Athletes.
A native of Colorado Springs, CO, Armstrong earned a master’s degree in sports health care from A.T. Still University, formerly Kirksville
College of Osteopathic Medicine, in 2006. During that time, Armstrong worked as Head Athletic Trainer at Notre Dame Preparatory
High School, Assistant Athletic Trainer at Grand Canyon University, as well as Assistant Athletic Trainer for the Phoenix Road Runners
Professional Minor League Hockey team. He earned a bachelor’s degree in athletic training from Grand Canyon University in 2004 during which time he completed multiple Athletic Training and Orthopedic internships.
Armstrong and his wife, Christy, who is also an Athletic Trainer at Catawba, reside in Salisbury.
John D. Coble
Athletic Training Room
The John D Coble athletic training room is located on the bottom floor of the Abernathy physical education building and provides the medical care for 13 of Catawba’s 19 sports. Prior to 2002, when the Hayes Field House was completed, 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 tables 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, physioballs and free weights. Also included are two athletic trainer offices and a private Doctors exam room.
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Jim Gantt
Head Coach
Jim Gantt enters his 15th season as head coach of the Catawba College baseball program in 2011. Under Gantt, Catawba has posted a
dozen straight 30+ win seasons and have made five appearances in
NCAA II Regional play. He has a career record of 479-263.
Gantt was honored as South
Atlantic Conference Coach of
the Year for the fourth time in
2008 as the Indians earned a SAC Championship. The squad
advanced to the NCAA II South Region Championship 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 tournament 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
Tournament title and
was named SAC Coach
of the Year for the
first time in 1999.
Year-By-Year Totals
Year
Overall
SAC
Finish
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
32-19
22-20
28-17
31-21
31-22
30-21#
30-25
42-17#+
35-19
47-14#+
32-19
43-18+
36-18#+
40-13#+
11-9
9-9
13-8
15-9
10-10
11-9
12-9
17-4
14-6
17-4
12-10
16-5
16-4
16-8
4th
5th
3rd
T-3rd
4th
3rd
5th
1st
T-1st
T-1st
3rd
1st
2nd
2nd
Total
479-263
189-106
# - SAC Tournament Champions
+ - NCAA II Regional Participant
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 Indians 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 Legion
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.
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Gantt, who graduated from Catawba in May 1989, with a bachelor’s degree in sports management, had an outstanding four-year career as a player for the Indians. He compiled a .297 career 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-conference team after hitting .322, with a .482
on-base percentage.
Milestone Wins
Always a good contact hitter, Gantt
struck out only 28 times in 330 career atbats, while walking 47 times. He started 97
of 105 games, compiling 98 hits and 42 RBI.
An all-conference player at NewtonConover (N.C.) High School before graduating in 1984, Gantt was a .439 career
hitter for the Red Devils.
Gantt resides in Salisbury with his wife,
Adrian. Adrian has served as the head
field hockey coach at Catawba and an assistant with the softball program.
Wins
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25
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
Opponent
Pembroke State
at Francis Marion
Pfeiffer
St. Andrews
Shippensburg
at Barton
Barton
Shippensburg
at Lincoln Memorial
Erskine
At Tusculum
Date
2/9/1997
4/8/1997
4/1/1998
3/22/2000
2/24/2002
4/15/2003
2/6/2005
3/8/2006
3/21/2007
5/9/2008
2/20/2010
GANTT
Quick Facts
– 4 SAC Titles
– 5 SAC Tournament Titles
– 5 NCAA II Regional Appearances
– 4-Time SAC Coach of the Year
– 8 SAC Players/Pitchers of the Year
– 5 SAC Freshman of the Year
– 40 First Team All-SAC Selections
– 62 All-Conference Selections
– 2 Region Players of the Year
– 37 All-Region Selections
– 15 All-Americans
– 3 Academic All-Americans
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Michael Lowman
Assistant Coach
Michael Lowman is entering his sixth season as an assistant coach
with the Catawba College baseball program. Lowman previously
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 season.
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 championship 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 finished the season ranked tenth overall.
In 2009, the Indians went 32-19 and once again qualified
for regional play by defeating Tusculum twice on championship Sunday to win the conference tournament and
earn the South Atlantic Conference automatic qualifier
for the Southeast Regional Championships. In 2010, the Indians 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 graduate assistant at High Point University. As a player at HPU, Lowman earned All-Conference honors in his junior season.
Lowman also serves as the Head Coach of the South Rowan American Legion team. In his second season as head coach in 2010,
Lowman 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.
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Seth Graham
Assistant Coach
Seth Graham is beginning his first season as an assistant coach
with the Catawba baseball program. He joins the Catawba staff
after serving as head coach at Wilkes Community College for the
past 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-region 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.
Todd Miller
Volunteer Assistant Coach
Todd Miller enters his first season as an assistant coach at
Catawba. He comes to Catawba after a two year stint as an assistant at his alma mater, Hanover College. Miller began coaching
as a graduate assistant at Bluffton Univeristy 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 communications. 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 Franlin
Community High School. He resides in Salisbury with his fiance, Leigh.
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CATAWBA COLLEGE
INDIANS
Location
Enrollment
Colors
Nickname
Conference
Home Field
Head Coach
Record at Catawba/years
Career Coaching Record/years
Assistant Coaches
Volunteer Assistant
2010 Overall Record
2010 Conference Record
2010 Postseason Results
Seniors
Juniors
Sophomores
Freshmen
SID
Email
Office Phone
Fax
Website
Salisbury, NC
1,200
Blue and White
Indians
South Atlantic
Newman Park
Jim Gantt
479-263,15th season
479-263, 15th season
Michael Lowman
Seth Graham
Todd Miller
40-13
16-8
0-2, NCAA Regionals
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Jim Lewis
[email protected]
(704) 637-4720
(704) 645-4887
Numeric Roster
2011 SAC Preseason Poll
Name
Pos.
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
11
12
14
15
16
18
19
20
21
23
24
26
27
28
29
30
31
33
34
36
37
38
40
41
43
44
45
49
Brett Underwood INF
Michael Whited
SS
Blake Houston
OF
John Tuttle
P
Nick Lomascolo
P
Ross Whitley
P
Clay Watson
P
Josh Hohn
C/OF
Chris Dula
P/OF
Nathan Furr
P
Cameron Beard INF
Julio Zubillaga
2B
Wil Huneycutt
P
Max Cameron
OF
Ryan Bostian
OF
Joe Kase
P
Garrett Furr
1B
Keaton Hawks INF/P
Greg Lawson
C
John Neese
OF/1B
Austin Moyer
1B/P
Ryan McClintock P
Aaron Meadows
C
DJ Webb
P
JJ Jankowski
P/C
Cameron White OF
Mario Parisi
INF
Wesley Mister
P
Corey Norman
P
Ethan Satterfield OF
Garrett Robinson OF
yadella Mufdi
1B
Jordan Kuhn
1B/P
Kevin Parrish
P/DH
Brett Holmgren
1B
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Cl.
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235
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Greensboro,NC/SW Guilford
Greensboro,NC/Ragsdale
Mt. Ulla,NC/S.Rowan
Kannapolis,NC/A.L. Brown
Mooresville,NC/Lake Norman
Lexington,NC/N. Davidson
Greensboro,NC/S.Guilford/N.Greenville
Troutman,NC/S.Iredell
Albemarle,NC/W. Stanly
Conover,NC/Bunker Hill
China Grove,NC/Carson
Locust,NC/W. Stanly
Clearwater,FL/Palm Harbor
Kannapolis,NC/S.Rowan/Montreat
Palm Harbor,FL/Tarpon Springs/S.Florida CC
Gold Hill,NC/Mt. Pleasant
Lexington,NC/E.Davidson
Charlotte,NC/Providence
Summerfield,NC/NW Guilford/Guilford Tech
Greensboro,NC/SE Guilford/USC Upstate
Matthews,NC/Providence
Mooresville,NC/Mooresville
Woodleaf,NC/W.Rowan
McMurray,PA/Peters Twnp/Miami(OH)
Columbia,SC/Ridge View
Shirley,Ny/Longwood
Durham,NC/Cedar Ridge
East Bend,NC/Forbush/Surry CC
Madison,NC/McMichael
Kernersville,NC/E.Forsyth
Miami,FL/Killion
Lewis Center,OH/Olentangy
Winston-Salem,NC/Glenn
Middleboro,MA/Coyle & Cassidy
Ht.
Wt.
Cl.
B/T
Hometown/Previous School
6-0
5-10
6-1
6-1
6-3
6-0
6-2
6-1
5-10
5-11
6-2
6-1
5-11
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215
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Conover,NC/Bunker Hill
Kannapolis,NC/S.Rowan/Montreat
Clearwater,FL/Palm Harbor
Troutman,NC/S.Iredell
Albemarle,NC/W. Stanly
Gold Hill,NC/Mt. Pleasant
Lexington,NC/E.Davidson
Greensboro,NC/S.Guilford/N.Greenville
Middleboro,MA/Coyle & Cassidy
Mt. Ulla,NC/S.Rowan
Locust,NC/W. Stanly
McMurray,PA/Peters Twnp/Miami(OH)
Palm Harbor,FL/Tarpon Springs/S.Florida CC
Lewis Center,OH/Olentangy
Charlotte,NC/Providence
Matthews,NC/Providence
Mooresville,NC/Mooresville
Durham,NC/Cedar Ridge
Greensboro,NC/SE Guilford/USC Upstate
Miami,FL/Killion
Summerfield,NC/NW Guilford/Guilford Tech
East Bend,NC/Forbush/Surry CC
Shirley,Ny/Longwood
Winston-Salem,NC/Glenn
Kernersville,NC/E.Forsyth
Madison,NC/McMichael
Kannapolis,NC/A.L. Brown
Greensboro,NC/SW Guilford
Lexington,NC/N. Davidson
Woodleaf,NC/W.Rowan
Columbia,SC/Ridge View
Greensboro,NC/Ragsdale
China Grove,NC/Carson
Alphabetic Roster
1. CATAWBA (6), 94
2. Wingate (4), 86
3. Carson-Newman, 78
4. Tusculum, 73
5. Mars Hill, 59
6. Lincoln Memorial, 54
7. Lenoir-Rhyne, 39
8. Anderson, 29
9. Newberry, 27
10. Brevard, 11
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Cameron Beard INF
Ryan Bostian
OF
Max Cameron
OF
Chris Dula
P/OF
Nathan Furr
P
Garrett Furr
1B
Keaton Hawks INF/P
Josh Hohn
C/OF
Brett Holmgren
1B
Blake Houston
OF
Wil Huneycutt
P
JJ Jankowski
P/C
Joe Kase
P
Jordan Kuhn
1B/P
Greg Lawson
C
Nick Lomascolo
P
Ryan McClintock P
Aaron Meadows
C
Wesley Mister
P
Austin Moyer
1B/P
yadella Mufdi
1B
John Neese
OF/1B
Corey Norman
P
Mario Parisi
INF
Kevin Parrish
P/DH
Garrett Robinson OF
Ethan Satterfield OF
John Tuttle
P
Brett Underwood INF
Clay Watson
P
DJ Webb
P
Cameron White OF
Michael Whited
SS
Ross Whitley
P
Julio Zubillaga
2B
#14 Nathan
Furr
Albemarle, NC
W. Stanly H.S.
P
Senior
6-3
190
R/R
Member of SAC Honor Roll
2010: Posted 6-0 record over nine starts ... earned SAC
Pitcher of the Year honors ... was first team All-SAC
and second team NCBWA All-Southeast Region ... was
third in the SAC in wins despite missing time with arm
injury ... posted 4-0 record with 3.38 ERA in seven
league starts ... recorded 8.11 strikeouts per nine innings ... struck out high of nine, allowing a run on
five hits over six innings, in 2-1 win over Shippensburg
... in final start on A/10, gave up a single run off three
hits over five inning with six strikeouts vs. Brevard ...
2009: Served as closer for the Indians and had one
start over 27 appearances ... named to NCCSIA All-State
team ... had 4-0 record with eight saves ... led SAC and
ranked 23rd in NCAA II in saves ... on SAC Tournament
Championship Day he had win as starter to force second game where he got final two outs for the save ...
had scoreless innings of relief in 21 of 26 outings ...
tossed five scoreless innings at Newberry and four at
Brevard ... posted seven strikeouts in the Brevard outing ... limited opponents to .190 average with runners
on base ...
2008: Made 14 appearances on the mound and worked
his was to the closer roll as a freshman ... had 1-1
record and three saves ... struck out 22 in 18 and twothirds innings ...
Q: What is your favorite movie?
A: The Hangover
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-conference honors at West
Stanly High School ... helped Colts to a conference
title and three state playoff appearances ...
Q: What is your favorite pro sports team?
A: Atlanta Braves
Q: What is one talent that you want to have?
A: To play the drums
PERSONAL: Born Nathan Lamar Furr on Sept. 2, 1989 in
Albemarle ... son of Richard and Wanda Furr ... sports
management major with a very good 3.34 GPA.
YEAR
W-L
SV
ERA
G
2008
1-1
3
4.34
2009
4-0
8
2010
6-0
11-1
Career
Q: what is the best book that you have ever read?
A: Josh Hamilton: Beyond Belief
GS
CG
IP
H
r
14
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2.27
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1
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4.06
10
9
0
11
3.41
51
10
0
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BB
SO
WP
hb
10
9
2
22
1
0
39
12
11
9
45
2
5
51.0
59
38
23
11
46
2
4
113.1
118
60
43
22
113
7
9
21
#11 Josh
Hohn
Greensboro, NC
S. Guilford H.S.
C/OF
Senior
6-1
185
R/R
2010: All but one of his 47 starts came behind the
plate ... ranked fifth in the SAC with 19 doubles ...
hit nine homers and drove in 34 ... seven of those
homers came in league games where he hit .315 ...
had 14 multi-hit games with three of three hits ...
drove in high of three runs on three occasions ...
went 6-for-12 with six RBI and two homers in Brevard series ... had two-run double in SAC Tournament opener vs. Carson-Newman ...
2009: Was a second team All-South Atlantic Conference selection ... ranked fifth in SAC and 88th in
NCAA II in home runs per game ... was 10th in SAC in
hits per game ... hit .346 with runners in scoring position and produced 18 two-out RBI ... had 22 multihit efforts with a high of four at Barton ... drove
in five runs with a pair of home runs in the home
opener vs. Lander ... collected four RBI in three of
four games during a stretch between M/18 to M/24
... third on team with 48 runs scored ...
Q:
A:
Which team would you like to see on the schedule?
Virginia Tech
Q:
A:
If you could invite three people to dinner who
would they be?
Josh Hamilton, Derek Jeter, and Michael Jordan
2008: Started 46 games at North Greenville ... hit .74
with three homers and 20 RBI ...
Q:
A:
What is your favorite food?\
Mexican
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Southern Guilford High School ... named all-conference and
team MVP ... led the Storm in batting and earned the
defense award ...
Q:
A:
What is your favorite place that you have visited?
Arizona
Q:
A:
What is your favorite movie?
Shooter
Q:
A:
What is your dream job?
To be on Sportscenter
Q:
If you had to cook your own meals what would
you likely live off of?
Grilled cheese
PERSONAL: Born Joshua Brandon Hohn on May 8,
1989 in Greensboro ... son of Terry and Cathy Hohn
... sports management major.
A:
YEAR
GP-GS
AVG.
At North Greenville
2008
46-46
.274
At Catawba
2009
53-52
.338
2010
48-47
.278
Career 101-99
.316
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB-SBA
157
22
43
8
0
3
20
17
17
6-10
198
176
48
35
67
49
11
19
3
1
12
9
42
34
26
21
42
19
7-10
2-4
374
83
118
30
4
21
76
47
61
9-14
22
#18 Wil
Huneycutt
Locust, NC
W. Stanly H.S.
P
Senior
6-2
185
L/R
2010: Went 5-1 with a team-low 2.31 ERA ... named
first team All-SAC and second team All-Southeast
Region by Daktronics and the NCBWA ... ranked second in the league with four saves and led the way
with 27 appearances ... was 3-1 with two saves and
3.00 ERA over 11 league games ... struck out high of
six in three and two-thirds innings at Tusculum ...
earned SAC All-Tournament honors and was an
NCCSIA All-State selection ... earned two saves at
the SAC Tournament with two and a third perfect
innings of relief ... picked as the SAC Pitcher of the
Week on F/23 ... did not allow a run over his last
nine appearances ...
2009: His 26 appearances out of the pen was second
in the conference to teammate Nathan Furr ...
picked up win with two hitless innings of relief
against Pfeiffer on A/14 ... had a 4.60 ERA over 31 and
a third innings with 19 strikeouts... held righthanders to a .235 average ...
2008: Appeared in six game and started five before
being hit with a line drive ... had win against
Lenoir-Rhyne, allowing a run on four hits over
four innings ... threw two scoreless innings of relief in first collegiate appearance at Lander ...
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-conference honors in
both baseball and basketball at West Stanly High
School ... helped Colts to three conference titles ...
PERSONAL: Born William Reece Huneycutt on Dec.
29, 1988 in Concord, NC ... son of Koni and Eddie
Huneycutt ... business major with a stellar 3.98 GPA.
Q:
A:
Who Was your Sports Hero Growing up?
Troy Aikman
Q:
A:
would they be?
Ronald Reagan, Rush Limbaugh, and Warren Buffett
Q:
A:
What is something that you are afraid of?\
Failure
Q:
A:
What is the best book you have ever read?
The Bible
Q:
A:
What is your dream place to visit?
Europe
Q:
A:
What is your favorite pro sports team?
St. Louis Cardinals
YEAR
2008
2009
2010
W-L
1-1
1-0
5-1
SV
0
0
4
ERA
9.00
4.60
2.31
G
6
26
27
GS
5
0
0
CG
0
0
0
IP
13.0
31.1
39.0
H
25
36
39
r
13
20
15
ER
13
16
10
BB
4
5
4
SO
4
19
40
WP
0
0
2
hb
0
7
4
Career
7-1
4
4.21
59
5
0
83.1
100
48
39
13
63
2
11
23
#27 John
Neese
Summerfield, NC
NW Guilford H.S.
OF/1B
Senior
6-0
200
R/R
2010: Started in 49 of his 50 games ... mainly used as
designated hitter, but did make 17 starts in right
field ... was second on team with 13 home runs ...
double, tripled, homered and drove in four in A/7
win over Barton ... batted .338 in SAC games with
seven home runs and 21 RBI ... hit .378 vs. lefties and
.361 with runners in scoring position ... had a .435
on-base percentage ... transfer from Guilford Tech,
where he hit 11 home runs and collected 63 RBI
over two seasons ... hit .397 in his final year at GTCC
...
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Northwest
Guilford High School ... was an all-conference and
all-area selection ... helped the Vikings to three
state playoff appearances ...
PERSONAL: Born John Carroll Neese on Dec. 10, 1988
in Greensboro, NC ... son of Johnny and Maggie
Neese ... business major with a good 3.01 GPA.
Q:
A:
What team would you like to see on the Catawba
schedule?
Tampa
Q:
A:
Who was your favorite sports hero growing up?
John Rocker
Q:
A:
The Town
Q:
A:
Atlanta Braves
Q:
A:
What are you afraid of?
Gantt’s workouts
Q:
A:
What is your favorite sport other than baseball?
Football
Q:
A:
US Marshall/Secret service
Q:
A:
What is your greatest athletic moment?
Hitting a homerun off Zach Bumgarner
YEAR
GP-GS
AVG.
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB-SBA
2010
50-49
.308
159
46
49
6
1
13
44
22
52
2-2
Career
50-49
.308
159
46
49
6
1
13
44
22
52
2-2
24
#38 Corey
Norman
East Bend, NC
Forbush H.S.
P
Senior
5-9
165
R/R
2010: Made 10 appearances and had one start ...
claimed win in his lone start against Post ... allowed two runs and struck out seven in five and a
third innings ... threw an inning and two-thirds
of perfect relief at USC Aiken ... allowed only one of
eight inherited runners to score ... transfer from
Surry Community College ... in 2009, he posted a 6-0
record with a 3.21 ERA ...
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Forbush High
School ... twice named Mountain Valley Conference
Player of the Year ... was a three-time all-conference
selection and two-time All-State ... helped Falcons
to three conference titles ...
PERSONAL: Born James Corey Norman on April 2,
1989 in Winston-Salem, NC ... son of James and Veda
Norman ... exercise science major with an excellent
3.59 GPA.
YEAR
W-L
SV
ERA
G
2010
1-0
0
12.08
Career
1-0
0
12.08
Q:
A:
What is your nickname?
C-Norm
Q:
A:
What was your childhood ambition professionally?
To be a Baseball Coach
Q:
A:
If you had to cook your own meals what would
Deer Meat
Q:
A:
What is your favorite musical group/singer?
Breaking benjamin
Q:
A:
professional deer hunter
Q:
A:
What is a talent that you wish you had?
The ability to understand women
Q:
A:
Cabo San Lucas
Q:
A:
What is your favorite type of food?
Japanese
Q:
A:
What is something you are afraid of?
Waking up and there is no more deer on earth
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ER
BB
SO
WP
hb
10
1
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22
17
7
12
2
1
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1
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12.2
23
22
17
7
12
2
1
25
#20 Ryan
Bostian
Kannapolis, NC
South Rowan H.S.
OF
Junior
5-10
160
R/R
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-for12 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 Montreat ...
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a two-time all-county performer 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:
A:
Tommy Boy
Q:
A:
What is something that you are afraid of?
Snakes
Q:
A:
Who is your favorite musical group/singer?
Eminem, Nicki Minaj
Q:
A:
Being the SAC tournament 2010 MVP
Q:
A:
Play the guitar
Q:
A:
What is your favorite Salisbury restaurant?
Ting Hao
Q:
A:
What is your favorite sport other than Baseball?
Basketball
Q:
A:
schedule?
Hawaii Pacific University at their place
Q:
A:
Who is your favorite pro athlete?
Shane Victorino
Q:
A:
What is your favorite TV show?
Jersey Shore
Q:
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
Career
47-39
.337
166
43
56
17
0
5
43
17
32
4-4
26
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.
#33 JJ
JANKOWSKI
McMurray, PA
Peters Twp H.S.
P/C
Junior
6-1
215
R/R
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 hitter 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 Township 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
Astros ...
Q:
A:
Who is your favorite pro sports team?
Any team from pittsburgh
Q:
A:
Hockey
YEAR
W-L
At Miami (OH)
2009
6-2
2010
3-3
SV
ERA
G
GS
CG
IP
H
r
ER
BB
SO
WP
hb
5
10
4.95
4.28
22
25
3
0
0
0
43.2
33.2
42
34
27
16
24
16
16
17
42
40
1
5
4
3
Career
11
3.41
51
10
0
113.1
118
60
43
22
113
7
9
AVG.
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB-SBA
At Miami (OH)
2009
17-12
2010
42-38
.200
.287
50
143
6
26
10
41
2
10
0
0
0
8
3
32
4
16
16
51
0-0
0-0
Career
.264
193
32
51
12
0
8
35
20
67
0-0
YEAR
11-1
GP-GS
59-50
#21 JOE
KASE
Palm Harbor, FL
Tarpon Springs H.S.
P
Junior
5-11
190
R/R
Transfer from South Florida Community College
... also played a year at Savannah 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 district 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.
27
Q:
A:
Fight Club
Q:
A:
What was your childhood ambition professionally?
Garbage man
Q:
A:
What is a superpower you wish you had?
To make money grow on trees
Q:
A:
Pawn stars
Q:
A:
Steak
Q:
A:
Who was your sports hearo growing up?
Michael Jordan
Q:
A:
Game Plan for life by Joe Gibbs
#26 Greg
Lawson
Charlotte, NC
Providence H.S.
C
Junior
5-9
170
R/R
2010: Played in 18 games with seven starts as a reserve 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 limited 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.
Q:
A:
What is your Nickname?
Garth
Q:
A:
Heat
Q:
A:
To be a game developer
Q:
A:
What is your greatest Athletic moment?
Hitting a grand slam my 1st at bat in High School
Q:
A:
Casa Grande
Q:
A:
What was your childhood ambition to be?
An astronaut
Q:
A:
Pizza
Q:
A:
Brian Wilson
Q:
A:
Spiders
Q:
What team would you like to see on catawba’s
schedule?
App state
Q:
A:
Football
A:
YEAR
GP-GS
AVG.
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
2009
5-0
.250
4
1
1
0
0
1
2010
18-7
.267
30
5
8
2
0
47-39
.337
166
43
56
17
0
Career
28
RBI
BB
SO
SB-SBA
2
0
1
0-0
0
2
5
9
0-0
5
43
17
32
4-4
PERSONAL: Born Bryan Wesley Mister II on May 7,
1990 in Durham ... son of Bryan and Sonya Mister
... business major.
#37 WESLEY
MISTER
Durham, NC
Cedar Ridge H.S.
P
Junior
5-9
175
L/L
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. Brevard ...
2009: Made six appearances as a freshman ... tossed
scoreless one-third innings against St. Andrews
and Belmont Abbey ...
Q:
A:
Who is your favorite pro athlete
Chipper Jones
Q:
A:
What is a Talent you wish you had?
To throw a 95 mph fastball
Q:
A:
Olive Garden
Q:
A:
Steak
Q:
HIGH SCHOOL: Was an all-conference honoree at
Cedar Ridge High School ... earned the scholar athlete award and was named most improved ... helped
the Red Wolves to a pair of conference titles ...
A:
If you could invite any three people to dinner
who would they be?
Kim kardashian, Jessica Alba, and miranda Lambert
Q:
A:
What is one place that you most want to visit?
Illinois
YEAR
2009
2010
Career
IP
1.2
5.2
7.1
W-L
0-0
0-0
0-0
SV
0
0
0
ERA
27.00
6.35
11.05
G
6
8
14
GS
0
0
0
CG
0
0
0
5-10
ER
5
4
9
BB
4
3
7
SO
1
5
6
WP
1
0
1
hb
1
2
3
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Southest Guilford High School ... earned all-conference honors each season and was All-State and conference
Player of the Year as a senior ... helped Falcons to a
20-3 mark and a conference title in his final year ...
team went to 3A finals his junior season ...
Greensboro, NC
SE Guilford H.S.
Junior
r
7
6
13
Transfer from USC Upstate ... hit .276 with five
homers and 45 RBI over two seasons ... collected
four wins on the mound ...
#28 AUSTIN
MOYER
1B/P
H
6
6
12
235
L/R
PERSONAL: Born Austin Blair Moyer on Nov. 24,
1989 ... son of Blair and Karen Moyer ... father
played golf at Elon ... communications major.
Q:
A:
Who was your sports hero growing up?
Cal Ripken Jr.
Q:
A:
Why do you wear your jersey number?
It fits
YEAR
W-L
At USC Upstate
2009
3-7
2010
1-5
SV
ERA
G
GS
CG
IP
H
r
ER
BB
SO
WP
hb
0
0
8.54
8.92
16
10
13
8
0
0
51.2
37.1
68
55
54
42
49
37
34
20
32
30
5
1
6
2
Career
0
8.70
26
21
0
89
123
96
86
54
62
6
8
AVG.
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB-SBA
.278
.273
126
66
21
11
35
18
8
6
2
0
4
1
34
11
31
10
34
15
0-0
0-0
Career 60-57
.264
192
32
53
14
2
5
45
41
49
0-0
YEAR
4-12
GP-GS
At USC Upstate
2009
38-35
2010
22-22
29
#1
BRETT
UNDERWOOD
Greensboro, NC
SW Guilford H.S.
INF
Junior
5-11
150
R/R
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 Tournament final against Mars Hill ... batted .286 with runners 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 second 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 Underwood ... communications major with an outstanding 3.59 GPA.
Q:
A:
schedule?
at Arizona State University
Q:
A:
David Justice
Q:
A:
Criminal Minds
Q:
A:
Frank Martin (Kansas St. basketball coach)
Q:
A:
If you could invite three people to dinner, who
would they be?
My late grandfather, John Wooden, Erin Andrews
Q:
A:
Romans (in the Bible)
Q:
A:
Why do you wear your jersey number?
It is the smallest offered
YEAR
2009
2010
GP-GS
13-4
44-36
AVG.
.235
.267
AB
17
135
R
3
29
H
4
36
2B
0
6
3B
0
0
HR
0
0
RBI
3
20
BB
1
14
SO
5
22
SB-SBA
0-0
0-0
Career
57-40
.263
152
32
40
6
0
0
23
15
27
0-0
30
#10 CLAY
WATSON
Lexington, NC
N. Davidson H. S.
P
Junior
5-9
180
R/R
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 innings 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 ...
Q:
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at North Davidson High School ... was an all-county performer
for the sectional champions ... helped Black
Knights to a regional final as a junior and a conference tournament title ... North Davidson advanced to state championship series in his senior
season ... was an American Legion All-Star and
played for the 2004 state runner-ups ...
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 3.08 GPA.
A:
schedule?
Tampa
Q:
A:
Tim tebow
Q:
A:
Friday night Lights
Q:
A:
Wings
Q:
A:
Chipper Jones
Q:
A:
Beyond Belief by Josh Hamilton
Q:
A:
What is one place that you would like to visit?
Cary, NC
Q:
A:
Winning the SAC tournament back-to-back years
YEAR
2009
2010
W-L
1-2
3-0
SV
0
1
ERA
4.05
3.27
G
9
24
GS
1
2
CG
0
1
IP
13.1
44.0
H
16
50
r
6
25
ER
6
16
BB
5
11
SO
7
35
WP
1
2
hb
2
5
Career
4-2
1
3.45
33
3
1
57.1
66
31
22
16
42
3
7
31
#34 CAMERON
WHITE
Columbia, SC
Ridge View H.S.
OF
Junior
6-0
180
R/R
2010: Played in 17 games and started three ... singled
home a run in second game of California,PA doubleheader ... 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 ... communications major with a fine 3.18 GPA.
Q:
A:
Killa Cam
Q:
A:
Why do you wear #34?
It was in my locker freshman year
Q:
A:
Chipper Jones
Q:
A:
Pizza
Q:
A:
Birds
Q:
A:
Wedding Crashers
Q:
A:
The Lords of Discipline
Q:
A:
to work for MLB Network
Q:
A:
What is a talent that you want to have?
Cooking
Q:
A:
What is a superpower that you wish you had?
Flying
Q:
A:
DJ’s
YEAR
2009
2010
GP-GS
33-22
17-3
AVG.
.349
.174
AB
86
23
R
13
2
H
30
4
2B
6
1
3B
1
0
HR
5
0
RBI
12
4
BB
15
5
SO
23
11
SB-SBA
0-1
0-0
Career
50-25
.312
109
15
34
7
1
5
16
20
34
0-1
32
#23 garrett
furr
Gold Hill, NC
Mt. Pleasant H.S.
1B
Sophomore
6-0
170
R/R
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 average vs. righties and hit .420 with runners in scoring position ... batted .353 during the SAC
Tournament with five RBI ... hit .538 during a 12game hitting streak in March with 21 RBI ...
Q:
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 football for the Tigers ...
PERSONAL: Born Garrett Robert Furr on March 26,
1990 in Concord, NC ... son of Robert and Staretta
Furr ... has interest in sports medicine.
A:
What team would you most like to see on Catawba’s
schedule?
Western Carolina
Q:
A:
What is something that you are afraid of?
Not knowing
Q:
A:
Pawn Stars
Q:
If you had to cook your own meals, what would
Protein Shakes
A:
Q:
A:
If you could have dinner with three people who
would they be?
Mickey Mantle, Babe Ruth, and Barry Bonds
Q:
A:
Summer Catch
Q:
A:
What is the place you would most like to visit?
Florida
Q:
A:
If you could have a superpower, what would it be?
X-ray vision
YEAR
GP-GS
AVG.
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB-SBA
2010
49-45
.377
191
48
72
12
1
11
49
6
30
4-7
Career
49-45
.377
191
48
72
12
1
11
49
6
30
4-7
33
Q:
#49 Brett
Holmgren
Middleboro, MA
Coyle & Cassidy H.S.
1B
Sophomore
5-10
175
A:
schedule?
Boston College
Q:
A:
The Satchel Paige Biography
Q:
A:
What is your favorite food?
Mom’s homemade maccaroni & cheese
Q:
A:
Boston Red Sox
Q:
A:
What is your least favorite food?
Peas
Q:
A:
50 Cent
Q:
A:
Hockey
R/S
2010: Played in just one game, which came at Barton on March 31.
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Coyle & Cassidy High School ... named MVP of the City Championships ... selected for Bay Games ... helped
Warriors to state playoffs as a junior ... had a .413
career average ...
PERSONAL: Born Brett Robert Holmgren on Nov.
30, 1990 in Plymouth, MA ... son of Ron and Marcia
Holmgren ... sports management major.
YEAR
GP-GS
AVG.
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
2010
1-0
.000
0
0
0
0
0
0
Career
1-0
.000
0
0
0
0
0
0
#44 Jordan
Kuhn
Lewis Center, OH
Olentangy H. S.
1B/P
Sophomore
6-0
220
R/R
2010: Did not play in 2010 ...
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Olentangy
High School ... three-time all-conference and allcounty 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 ...
PERSONAL: Born Jordan Montgomery Kuhn on
May 9, 1991 in Lancaster, OH ... son of Dean and
Renee Kuhn ... business major.
34
RBI
BB
SO
SB-SBA
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0-0
Q:
A:
Kuhndaddy
Q:
A:
schedule?
Mississippi State
Q:
A:
Jason Giambi
Q:
A:
What is your favorite tv Show?
American Chopper
Q:
A:
Car/motor knowledge and skills
Q:
A:
Death By car accident
Q:
A:
Alaska
Q:
A:
Hitting 19 homeruns in one summer
Q:
A:
Uncle Buck’s
#5
Nick
Lomascolo
Mooresville, NC
Lake Norman H.S.
P
Sophomore
6-0
175
R/L
2010: Posted a 7-3 record over 13 starts as a freshman ... named second team Daktronics All-Southeast Region ... posted the lowest ERA among starters
in the SAC at 3.45 and held opponents to a .238 average ... 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 allconference 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....
PERSONAL: Born Nicholas Thomas Lomascolo on
Nov. 5, 1990 in Schenectady, NY ... son of Tom and Lisa
Lomascolo ... has interest in business.
YEAR
W-L
SV
ERA
G
2010
7-3
0
3.45
16
Career
7-3
0
3.45
16
GS
Q:
A:
Tiger Woods
Q:
A:
Counting Cards
Q:
A:
What is your favorite Salisbury Restaurant?
College BBQ
Q:
A:
Playing in a state championship
Q:
A:
What is the place that you most want to visit?
The north pole
Q:
A:
Schedule?
The New York Yankees
Q:
A:
My dad taking my XBox
CG
IP
H
r
ER
BB
SO
WP
hb
13
3
78.1
71
38
30
24
70
8
8
13
3
78.1
71
38
30
24
70
8
8
35
#30 Aaron
Meadows
Mooresville, NC
Mooresville H.S.
C
Sophomore
6-0
175
R/R
Q:
A:
Rabbit
Q:
A:
Bennie “‘The Jet” Rodriguez
Q:
A:
Football
Q:
A:
Sanford & Son
Q:
A:
New York Yankees
Q:
A:
Spaghetti
Q:
A:
Spiders
2010: Appeared in four games ...
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Mooresville
High School ... earned all-conference honors ...
helped Blue Devils to a conference title and a
district championship ... played in two State
Games and was a two-time American Legion AllStar ...
PERSONAL: Born Aaron John Robert Meadows on
Feb. 18, 1991 in Mooresville ... son of Luann Johnson and Jimmy Meadows ... father played at Pfeiffer and with the Yankee organization ... exercise
science major with a very good 3.31 GPA.
YEAR
GP-GS
AVG.
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
2010
4-0
.000
2
0
0
0
0
0
Career
4-0
.000
2
0
0
0
0
0
#43 Yadella
Mufdi
Miami, FL
Killion H.S.
1B
Sophomore
6-0
200
S/R
2010: Did not play in 2010 ...
HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year starter at Killian High
School ... honorable mention all-conference in ‘08
and was team captain in ’09 ... also earned the
Coaches Award ... twice helped Cougars to the district semifinals ...
PERSONAL: Born Yadalla Farid Mufdi on Oct. 26,
1990 in New York, NY ... son of Ricardo Mufdi and
Natasha Ruiz ... has interest in sports management.
36
RBI
BB
SO
SB-SBA
0
0
1
0-0
0
0
1
0-0
Q:
A:
mufdi
Q:
A:
What team would you like to see on Catawba’s
schedule?
UNC
Q:
A:
NY Yankees
Q:
A:
What is your favorite food?
Rice, chicken and beans
Q:
A:
What is a superpower that you wish you had?
to walk through walls
Q:
A:
Field of Dreams
Q:
A:
The Jersey Shore
Q:
A:
The Dominican Republic
Q:
A:
What is your favorite musical group/Singer?
Drake
Q:
A:
KP
Q:
A:
Basketball
Q:
A:
Popcorn
Q:
A:
Playing in the 2010 American Legion World Series
Q:
A:
What is one talent that you want to have?
Being able to play the guitar
Q:
A:
Ax Men
Q:
A:
CEO of a big company
PERSONAL: Born Kevin Blaine Parrish on Aug. 9,
1991 in Winston-Salem ... son of Kenneth and Betsy
Parrish ... has interest in business with a fine 3.08
GPA.
Q:
A:
Corey Smith
YEAR
W-L
SV
ERA
G
GS
CG
IP
2010
0-0
0
6.75
3
0
0
Career
0-0
0
6.75
3
0
0
#45 Kevin
Parrish
Winston-Salem, NC
Glenn H.S.
P/DH
Sophomore
6-1
180
L/R
2010: Made three relief appearances as a freshman
... allowed just one hit in an inning and twothirds of relief at Wingate
HIGH SCHOOL: Started three years at Glenn High
School ... named conference Pitcher of the Year
after posting a 9-0 record and a 1.47 ERA as a junior ... allowed just 42 hits and walked six over 57
innings ... named All-State and helped the Bobcats
to three conference championships ...
#40 Ethan
Satterfield
Madison, NC
McMichael H.S.
OF
Sophomore
5-11
165
R/R
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 ... has interest in sports management.
YEAR
2010
Career
GP-GS
17-0
17-0
AVG.
.667
.667
AB
6
6
R
6
6
H
4
4
2B
0
0
H
r
ER
BB
SO
WP
hb
2.2
5
2
2
0
1
0
0
2.2
5
2
2
0
1
0
0
Q:
A:
Cotton
Q:
A:
Mexico
Q:
A:
Winning the State Championship in Baseball
Q:
A:
Pizza
Q:
A:
Josh Hamilton
Q:
A:
That 70’s show
Q:
A:
Coach Gantt
Q:
A:
Justin Moore
3B
0
0
37
HR
2
2
RBI
8
8
BB
2
2
SO
1
1
SB-SBA
0-0
0-0
#6
Ross
Whitley
Mooresville, NC
Lake Norman H.S.
P
Sophomore
6-3
170
R/R
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 opponents hit just .184 with two outs ... tossed complete
game win against Urbana, allowing just three hits
and posting seven strikeouts ... first win came in initial 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 Whitley ... has interest in environmental science.
Q:
A:
Chipper Jones
Q:
A:
Looking for Alaska
Q:
A:
If you could invite any three people to dinner who
would it be?
Jim Cantory, Reed Timmer, and Roy Halladay
Q:
A:
Atlanta Braves
Q:
A:
Winning a state championship
Q:
A:
Meteorologist
Q:
A:
What is one talent that you wish you could have?
To whistle with my fingers
Q:
A:
What is your favorite Salisbury Restaurant?
Zaxby’s
Q:
A:
The Prestige
Q:
A:
Snakes
Q:
A:
Basketball
YEAR
W-L
SV
ERA
G
GS
CG
IP
H
r
ER
BB
SO
WP
hb
2010
3-1
0
4.22
9
5
1
32.0
26
15
15
13
22
1
8
Career
3-1
0
4.22
9
5
1
32.0
26
15
15
13
22
1
8
38
#15 Cameron
#19 Max
Conover, NC
Bunker Hill H.S.
Clearwater, FL
Palm Harbor H.S.
Beard
INF
Freshman
6-0
Cameron
195
R/R
OF
Freshman
6-1
155
R/R
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Bunker Hill
High School ... batted .414 as a senior and was
named conference 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 ...
HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year starter at Palm
Harbor University High School ... was
captain and team MVP as a senior ... was
an all-conference selection, hitting .242
with 22 RBI ... had a home run and six
stolen bases ...
PERSONAL: Born Cameron Michael Beard on July 16,
1992 in Hickory, NC ... son of Michael and Barbara
Beard ... has interest in mathematics and education
with a stellar 3.86 GPA.
PERSONAL:
Born
Maxwell
Robert
Cameron on July 7, 1992 in Clearwater ...
son of Robert and Michele Cameron ...
has interest in healthcare.
Q:
A:
Chipper Jones
Q:
A:
Henry Rowengartner
Q:
A:
If you could have a superpower, what would it be?
The ability to teleport
Q:
A:
What place would you most like to visit?
I want to go to outer space
#12 Chris
#24 Keaton
Troutman, NC
S. Iredell H.S.
Lexington, NC
E. Davidson H.S.
Dula
P/OF
Freshman
6-1
Hawks
170
R/R
INF/P
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 Champions ...
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.
Freshman
6-2
185
R/R
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 conference 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.
Q:
A:
CD
Q:
A:
Troy Tulowiski
Q:
A:
Setting the Mooresville Legion Homerun Record
Q:
A:
Hawaii
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#3
Blake
HOuston
#29 Ryan
McClintock
Mt. Ulla, NC
South Rowan H.S.
OF
Freshman
Matthews, NC
Providence H.S.
5-11
165
L/R
P
Freshman
6-2
155
R/R
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at South Rowan
High School ... named all-conference and allcounty as a senior ... helped Raiders to three playoff appearances ... also earned all-county honors
in football and basketball ...
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 Blake Lee Houston on July 23, 1992
in Concord, NC ... son of Dale and Crystal Houston
... has interest in business.
PERSONAL: Born Ryan Andrew McClintock on
Dec. 10, 1991 in Charlotte, NC ... son of Robin and
Kimberly McClintock ... has interest in education.
Q: If you could invite three people to dinner who
would they be?
A: Megan Fox, Carrie Underwood, and Jessica Alba
Q:
A:
Tock
Q:
A:
Q:
A:
The ability to Dunk
Coach Gantt
#36 Mario
#41 Garrett
Troutman, NC
S. Iredell H.S.
Kernersville, NC
East Forsyth H.S.
Parisi
INF
Freshman
6-0
Robinson
180
R/R
OF
Freshman
6-0
200
R/R
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 ...
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at East
Forsyth High School ... earned the Coaches
Award ... helped Eagles State 4A finals in 2010 and
to three conference titles ...
PERSONAL: Born Mario Joseph Parisi on Feb. 20, 1992
in Port Jefferson, NY ... son of Mario and Maureen
Parisi ... has interest in physical education.
PERSONAL: Born Garrett Martin Robinson on
March 18, 1992 in Kernersville ... son of RJ and
Elizabeth Robinson ... has interest in biology.
Q:
A:
Bobby Parnel
Q:
A:
Money
Q:
A:
Outback
Q:
A:
The Czech Republic
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#4
John
Tuttle
#31 DJ
Webb
Kannapolis, NC
A.L. Brown HS
P
Freshman
Woodleaf, NC
West Rowan H.S.
6-1
165
R/R
P
Freshman
5-10
160
R/R
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 ...
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at West Rowan
High School ... was named all-conference and
all-county ... was also a scholar athlete ...
PERSONAL: Born John Cloyd Tuttle on Nov. 7, 1991
in Kannapolis, NC ... son of John and Cynthia Tuttle ... has interest in business.
PERSONAL: Born Dennis Mark Webb, Jr. on Sept. 19,
1992 in Knoxville, TN ... son of Dennis and Angela
Webb ... has interest in exercise science with a
fine 3.14 GPA.
Q:
Q:
A:
would they be?
JFK, Richard Nixon, and Abraham lincoln
A:
What team would you like to see on Catawba’s
Schedule?
Florida State
Q:
A:
Daniel Bard
Q:
A:
What is your favorite sport other than Baseball?
Football
#2
Michael
Whited
#16 Julio
Zubillaga
Greensboro, NC
Ragsdale H.S.
SS
Freshman
China Grove, NC
Carson H.S.
5-9
165
R/R
2B
HIGH SCHOOL: Started three years at Ragsdale
High School ... earned all-conference honors and
was team captain ... named best defensive player as a
junior ... helped Tigers to a pair of conference titles ...
PERSONAL: Born Michael McHenry Whited on
March 28, 1992 in Greensboro ... son of Guy and
Maura Whited ... has interest in political science.
Q:
A:
Q:
A:
Why do you wear the #2?
#2 is Derek Jeter’s number
Receiving a baseball scholarship
41
Freshman
5-9
170
R/R
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Carson High
School ... was an all-conference and all-county
selection ... 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 Zubillaga ... has interest in business with
an outstanding 3.72 GPA.
Q:
A:
Zubie
Q:
A:
The Bahamas
2010 Catawba Baseball Final Statistics
Record: 40-13
Home: 22-7
Away: 14-5 Neutral: 4-1 SAC: 16-8
BATTING STATISTICS
PLAYER
Ethan Satterfield
Wade Moore
Craige Lyerly
Garrett Furr
Brett Huffman
Ryan Bostian
John Neese
Corey Parker
Zeb Link
Josh Hohn
Brett Underwood
Greg Lawson
Brett Hatley
Jacob Faggart
Russell Michalec
Griffin Wise
Micheal Tancini
Cameron White
Brian Hudson
Patrick Johnson
Aaron Meadows
Brett Holmgren
CATAWBA
Opponents
AVG
.667
.410
.399
.377
.354
.337
.308
.289
.289
.278
.267
.267
.250
.250
.250
.228
.176
.174
.143
.000
.000
.000
.324
.281
GP GS AB
17-0
6
52-52 195
53-53 208
49-45 191
24-20
79
47-39 166
50-49 159
51-50 159
52-51 194
48-47 176
44-36 135
18-7
30
16-2
20
11-0
8
6-1
8
27-17
57
8-4
17
17-3
23
6-1
7
8-0
3
4-0
2
1-0
0
53-53 1843
53-53 1823
R
6
77
59
48
18
43
46
38
31
35
29
5
6
3
5
15
3
2
1
2
0
0
472
298
H
4
80
83
72
28
56
49
46
56
49
36
8
5
2
2
13
3
4
1
0
0
0
597
512
2B
0
20
10
12
5
17
6
14
9
19
6
2
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
123
102
3B
0
3
6
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
3
HR
2
16
8
11
5
5
13
2
5
9
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
78
42
SHO
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
SV
4
1
0
0
0
0
3
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
10
6
RBI
8
59
54
49
27
43
44
29
40
34
20
2
6
0
0
4
0
4
0
0
0
0
427
268
SLG%
1.667
.790
.620
.623
.608
.530
.604
.415
.412
.551
.311
.333
.600
.250
.250
.228
.176
.217
.286
.000
.000
.000
.531
.409
BB HBP
2
0
52
6
37
6
6
0
5
6
17
4
22
16
20
8
28
6
21
5
14
3
5
0
5
0
3
0
1
0
7
0
0
0
5
0
3
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
253
62
132
54
SO
1
37
34
30
18
32
52
46
36
19
22
9
6
2
2
15
3
11
3
2
1
0
381
386
OB% SB ATT
.750
0-0
.541
29-36
.498
27-33
.392
4-7
.429
1-1
.407
4-4
.435
2-2
.389
2-3
.391
5-5
.369
2-4
.344
0-0
.371
3-6
.400
0-0
.455
1-1
.333
0-0
.308
0-0
.176
0-1
.321
0-0
.400
0-0
.400
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.419
76-96
.345
43-52
PO
4
122
51
255
162
93
23
59
85
315
51
57
2
15
1
11
2
0
2
2
7
3
1347
1294
A
0
3
112
18
14
2
2
129
8
18
115
8
3
0
0
37
2
0
0
0
1
0
530
484
E
0
4
11
5
3
0
0
35
5
5
12
0
0
1
0
6
1
0
1
0
0
0
97
99
FLD
1.000
.969
.937
.982
.983
1.000
1.000
.843
.949
.985
.933
1.000
1.000
.938
1.000
.889
.800
.000
.667
1.000
1.000
1.000
.951
.947
Double Plays: Catawba 47, Opponents 42
Left on Base: Catawba 434, Opponents 401
PITCHING STATISTICS
PLAYER
Wil Huneycutt
Clay Watson
Nick Lomascolo
Nathan Furr
Trevor Mullins
Ross Whitley
Travis McSweeney
Wesley Mister
Brett Hatley
Kevin Parrish
Payne Craven
Keith Carrigan
Colton Baughman
Corey Norman
CATAWBA
Opponents
ERA
2.31
3.27
3.45
4.06
4.13
4.22
4.23
6.35
6.46
6.75
9.00
9.39
10.80
12.08
4.45
7.87
WL
5-1
3-0
7-3
6-0
8-3
3-1
4-3
0-0
3-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
40-13
13-40
APP
27
24
16
10
19
9
27
8
19
3
1
13
5
10
53
53
GS
0
2
13
9
13
5
1
0
6
0
0
0
3
1
53
53
CG
0
1
3
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
3
42
IP
39.0
44.0
78.1
51.0
89.1
32.0
38.1
5.1
39.0
2.2
1.0
7.2
8.1
12.2
449.0
431.1
H
39
50
71
59
92
26
43
6
67
5
3
10
18
23
512
597
R
15
25
38
38
48
15
26
6
42
2
1
8
12
22
298
472
ER
10
16
30
23
41
15
18
4
28
2
1
8
10
17
222
377
BB
4
11
24
11
31
13
10
3
10
0
0
1
7
7
132
253
SO
40
35
70
46
92
22
35
5
22
1
0
4
2
12
386
381
WP
2
2
8
2
9
1
4
0
5
0
0
0
1
2
36
63
HBP
4
5
8
4
6
8
8
2
3
1
0
3
1
1
54
62
BK
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
4
7
2010 Catawba College Baseball Season Results
DATE
F/4
F/8
F/8
F/11
F/12
F/13
F/14
F/14
F/16
F/19
F/20
F/20
F/27
F/27
F/28
M/5
M/6
M/6
M/8
M/8
M/10
M/11
M/11
M/12
M/13
M/14
M/19
M/20
M/20
M/23
M/30
M/31
A/2
A/2
A/3
A/7
A/9
A/10
A/10
A/13
A/16
A/17
A/17
A/20
A/22
A/23
A/25
A/25
A/28
A/30
M/1
M/13
M/14
OPPONENT
Pfeiffer
California,PA
California,PA
at Belmont Abbey
Shippensburg
Shippensburg
Shippensburg
Shippensburg
at Pfeiffer
at Tusculum*
at Tusculum*
at Tusculum*
at #24 Lincoln Memorial
Mars Hill*
Mars Hill*
Mars Hill*
#13 Kutztown
#13 Kutztown
Urbana
Urbana
Post,CT
at Wingate*
at Wingate*
at Wingate*
Newberry*
Newberry*
Newberry*
Lenoir-Rhyne
Belmont Abbey
at Barton
at Lenoir-Rhyne*
at Lenoir-Rhyne*
at Lenoir-Rhyne*
Barton
Brevard*
Brevard*
Brevard*
Wingate
Carson-Newman*
Carson-Newman*
Carson-Newman*
USC Aiken
Carson-Newman$
Tusculum$
Lincoln Memorial$
Mars Hill$
at #21 UNC Pembroke
at #25 USC Aiken
at #25 USC Aiken
#4 Columbus State%
at #6 Francis Marion%
W/L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
SCORE OVERARLL RECORD
10-6
1-0
6-5
2-0
11-4
3-0
11-10
4-0
21
5-0
8-7
6-0
9-5
7-0
7-1
8-0
7-6
9-0
11-3
10-0
4-7
10-1
6-5
11-1
6-2
12-1
4-5
12-2
17-3
13-2
12-13
13-3
8-9
13-4
3-10
13-5
6-12
13-6
18-4
14-6
14-9
15-6
9-2
16-6
14-2
17-6
7-6 (11)
18-6
9-21
18-7
7-4
19-7
7-3
20-7
16-9
21-7
23-3
22-7
18-17(10)
23-7
9-1
24-7
11-2
25-7
14-3
26-7
12-3
27-7
10-4
28-7
20-8
29-7
6-10
29-8
6-2
30-8
7-6
31-8
6-5 (11)
32-8
6-8
32-9
8-3
33-9
6-0
34-9
5-8
34-10
12-5
35-10
4-2
36-10
6-2
37-10
16-5
38-10
0-7
38-11
5-4
39-11
11-8
40-11
0-5
40-12
2-3
40-13
PITCHER OF RECORD
N.Furr, 1-0
McSweeney, 1-0
Lomascolo, 1-0
Watson, 1-0
N.Furr, 2-0
Mullins, 1-0
Lomascolo, 2-0
Whitley, 1-0
Mullins, 2-0N.Furr, 3-0
Mullins, 2-1
Huneycutt, 1-0
N.Furr, 4-0
Lomascolo, 2-1
Mullins, 3-1
Huneycutt, 1-1
Hatley, 0-1
Lomascolo, 2-2
McSweeney, 1-1
Hatley, 1-1
Huneycutt, 2-1
Whitley, 2-0
Norman, 1-0
Huneycutt, 3-1
McSweeney, 1-2
Watson, 2-0
Mullins, 4-1
N.Furr, 5-0
Lomascolo, 3-2
Mullins, 5-1
Hatley, 2-1
Whitley, 3-0
Mullins, 6-1
Lomascolo, 4-2
N.Furr, 6-0
Hatley, 3-1
Mullins, 6-2
Huneycutt, 4-1
McSweeney, 2-2
McSweeney, 3-2
McSweeney, 3-3
Mullins, 7-2
Lomascolo, 5-2
Hatley, 3-2
Mullins, 8-2
Lomsacolo, 6-2
Watson, 3-0
McSweeney, 4-3
Whitley, 3-1
Huneycutt, 5-1
Lomascolo, 7-2
Mullins, 8-3
Lomascolo, 7-3
* Denotes conference game
$ Denotes SAC Tournament at Forest City,NC
% Denotes NCAA II Southeast Regional at Florence,SC
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44
45
INDIVIDUAL HITTING
Batting Average
SEASON -- .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.
Hits
GAME -- 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 Scored
GAME -- 6 by Craige Lyerly vs. Lincoln Memorial (3-28-08).
SEASON -- 84 by David Thomas in 61 games, 2006.
Runs Batted In
GAME -- 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.
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
Doubles
GAME -- 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.
Triples
GAME -- 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.
Homeruns
GAME -- 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 Slams
GAME -- 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.
Jimbo Davis
At Bats (2003-06)
#6 All-Time in NCAA ii in RBI
#11 in NCAA II in Career Homeruns
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.
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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 Balls
GAME – 4, 14 times (last by Wade Moore vs. Barton 4-7-10).
SEASON -- 56 by Jerry Sands in 61 games, 2008.
CAREER -- 132 by Jerry Sands in 173 games, 2006-08.
Strikeouts
GAME -- 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 Pitch
GAME -- 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 Bases
GAME -- 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 Played
SEASON -- 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 Cycle
SEASON -- 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
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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 Outs
SEASON -- 490 by Travis Goins in 53 games, 2001.
CAREER -- 1488 by Matt Smith in 213 games, 2002,04-06.
Assists
SEASON -- 188 by Chad Baker in 61 games, 2008.
CAREER -- 617 by Chad Baker in 220 games, 2005-08.
Errors
GAME -- 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.
Chances
GAME (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)
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INDIVIDUAL PITCHING
Games
SEASON -- 30 by Kenny Winkelsas, 2000.
CAREER -- 97 by Travis McSweeney, 2007-10.
Games Started
SEASON -- 17 by Blake Ketner, 2008.
CAREER -- 54 by Zach Snyder, 2001-04.
Complete Games
SEASON -- 10 by Archie White, 1903; by Jerry Maye, 1962; by Brian Boltz, 1988.
CAREER -- 33 by Jerry Maye, 1962-65.
Wins
SEASON -- 13 by Tim Smith, 2006.
CAREER -- 31 by Tim Smith (2005-08).
Loses
Zach Evans
SEASON -- 9 by Phil Russo, 1977.
CAREER -- 17 by Benny Callahan (1977-80).
(2004-07)
Career Saves leader
Winning Pct.
SEASON -- 1.000 (8-0) by Bill Greene, 1946.
CAREER -- .906 (29-3) by Bill Greene, 1946-49.
Saves
SEASON -- 15 by Jason Wilson, 1997.
CAREER -- 26 by Zach Evans,2004-07.
Innings Pitched
GAME -- 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 Pitched
SEASON -- 3 by Ray Hardison, 1969; by Brian Boltz, 1988.
CAREER -- 6 by Ray Hardison, 1967-70.
Lowest Earned Run Average
SEASON (1 inn. per game) -- 0.41 by Bill Frazier, 1960.
CAREER (70 inn. pitched) -- 1.74 by Jack Taylor, 1945-47.
Most Strikeouts
GAME -- 18 by Jerry Maye vs. Western Carolina (3-15-65).
SEASON -- 147 by Brian Boltz, 1988.
CAREER -- 318 by Jerry Maye, 1962-65.
Blake Ketner
Most Hit Batters
(2006-09)
Record most starts in a season
(2008)
GAME -- 4, five times.
SEASON -- 15 by Brad Esarey, 1999.
CAREER -- 46 by Brad Esarey in 62 games, 1998-01.
Most Wild Pitches
GAME -- 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.
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ONE INNING
At 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 Average
SEASON -- .347 over 61 games in 2006.
Hits
GAME -- 29 vs. Atlantic Christian (4-6-82).
SEASON -- 734 in 61 games, 2006.
Runs Scored
GAME -- 27 vs. Atl. Christian (4-6-82); Thiel (3-1-93); Anderson (2-28-06).
Runs Batted In
GAME -- 25 vs. Anderson (2-28-06).
Doubles
GAME -- 11 vs. Pfeiffer (4-9-02).
Triples
GAME -- 6 vs. Atlantic Christian (4-1-37).
SEASON -- 24 in 1939.
Homeruns
GAME -- 6 vs. Mars Hill(4-20-00); Presbyterian(3-3-07);
Belmont Abbey(4-25-07); Barton (4-7-10)
At Bats
GAME -- 62 vs. Wingate (3-31-87).
SEASON -- 2149 in 61 games, 2008.
Slugging Pct.
SEASON -- .544 in 61 games, 2008.
Bases on Balls
GAME -- 15 vs. Pfeiffer (4-24-62).
Strikeouts
GAME -- 17 vs. Elon (4-26-40); vs. East Carolina (4-22-61).
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Hit by Pitch
GAME -- 7 vs. Urbana (3-11-10).
Stolen Bases
GAME -- 15 vs. Guilford (4-19-39).
On Base Pct.
SEASON -- .435 in 1988.
FIELDING
Errors
GAME -- 14 vs. Elon (4-26-40).
SEASON -- 105 in 1998.
Percentage
Jason Wallace
SEASON -- .963 in 61 games, 2006
(1991-94)
His 16 straight winning decisions
still ranks ninth in DII history
PITCHING
Complete Games
SEASON -- 23 in 1988.
Saves
SEASON -- 18 in 1997.
Most Hits Allowed
GAME -- 26 vs. Elon (4-10-32).
Hits per 9 Innings
Lowest -- 5.56 in 1946.
Highest -- 11.32 in 1986.
Most Runs Allowed
GAME -- 29 vs. Elon (4-10-32).
Shutouts Pitched
SEASON -- 7 in 1992, 2002 & 2004.
Lowest Earned Run Average
SEASON -- 1.57 in 1946.
Steve Zara
(1987-90)
Ranks among career top 10 in
batting average, slugging pct., and
on-base pct.
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Most Walks Allowed
GAME -- 14 vs. Davidson (3-27-83).
Walks per 9 Innings
Lowest -- 2.17 in 1990.
Highest -- 6.71 in 1983.
Most Strikeouts
GAME -- 18 vs. Western Carolina (3-15-65); vs. Mars Hill (4-22-04).
Strikeouts per 9 Innings
Highest -- 9.03 in 1988.
Lowest -- 3.86 in 1951.
Most Hit Batters
Most Wild Pitches
ONE INNING
At 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.
Losses -- 27 in 1996.
Home Wins -- 22 in 2005 & 2010.
Road Wins -- 20 in 2006.
Neutral Wins -- 9 in 2009.
Conference Wins -- 21 in 1992.
Consecutive Wins -- 17 in 1992.
Consecutice Losses -- 14 in 1966.
Home Losses -- 12 in 1966.
Road Losses -- 18 in 1996.
Double Plays
GAME -- 5 vs. Carson-Newman (2-19-00); vs. Pfeiffer (3-18-08).
Left on Base
GAME -- 21 vs. Wingate (3-31-87).
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INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM STREAKS
INDIVIDUAL-BATTING
Consecutive 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-PITCHING
Games 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 & PITCHING
Runs 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 PITCHED
J.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)
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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
*Denotes came on first career at bat
Spence Southard
Brett Hatley
Both players hit a grand slam their first
career at bat
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ALL-TIME LEADERS
BATTING
AVERAGE
SEASON (Min 50 AB)
1. Ken Karl (1943)
2. Charlie Beatty (1984)
3. Harvey Black (1934)
4. Harvey Stratton (1954)
5. James Claude Blair, Jr. (1941)
6. Craige Lyerly (2009)
7. David Thomas (2008)
AVG.
.537
.504
.483
.463
.444
.444
.435
CAREER (Min. 150 AB)
1. Charlie Beatty (1981-84)
2. Chris Kelly (1996-98)
3. Craige Lyerly (2007-10)
4. Steve Zarra (1987-90)
Harvey Black (1934-37)
David Thomas (2005-08)
7. Bryan Surratt (1995-98)
8. Jerry Sands (2006-08)
9. Harvey Stratton (1951-54)
10. Dale Thomason (1986-87)
AVG.
.409
.401
.392
.386
.386
.386
.384
.381
.380
.373
CAREER
1. David Thomas (2005-08)
3. Matt Baker (2002-05)
4. Spence Southard (2001-04)
5. Chad Baker (2005-08)
6. Israel Morrow (1999-02)
7. Matt Smith (2002,04-06)
8. Chad Hill (2000-03)
10. Ryan Query (2006-09)
Hits
344
336
266
263
262
253
248
245
241
240
HITS
SEASON
4. Matt Baker (2004)
6. Mark Smith (2006)
7. Chad Baker (2008)
8. Matt Smith (2006)
9. Ryan Query (2008)
10. Jerry Sands (2006)
Jerry Sands (2008)
Cragie Lyerly (2010)
14. Chad Hill (2001)
Wade Moore (2010)
Hits
106
101
100
99
98
94
90
89
88
87
87
83
83
80
80
HITTING STREAK
2. Earl Lentz (1955-56)
David Thoams (2008)
39
33
25
22
22
21
David Trexler
(1998-00)
Shares season homerun record
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RUNS SCORED
SEASON
Jerry Sands (2008)
4. Wade Moore (2010)
9. Cragie Lyerly (2008)
Chad Baker (2008)
14. David Trexler (1999)
Runs
84
81
81
77
74
71
70
69
65
64
64
62
61
60
CAREER
4. Matt Smith (2002,04-06)
6. Chad Baker (2005-08)
8. Greg Payne (1993-96)
9. Ryan Query (2006-09)
10. Blair Reynolds (2000-03)
Runs
281
229
201
198
188
185
175
173
166
162
RBI
85
79
75
70
70
66
65
65
65
64
61
60
CAREER
1. Jimbo Davis (2003-06)
5. Ryan Query (2006-09)
6. Matt Baker (2002-05)
8. Chad Baker (2005-08)
9. Aaron Rimer (2003-06)
RBI
235
206
205
188
179
166
163
162
160
155
AB
253
251
249
245
242
241
239
237
232
223
223
CAREER
3. Chad Baker (2005-08)
6. Matt Smith (2002,04-06)
7. Matt Baker (2002-05)
8. Nick Lefko (2003-06)
9. Ryan Query (2006-09)
AB
892
857
811
778
754
735
718
716
714
710
RUNS BATTED IN
SEASON
2. Jimbo Davis (2004)
Craige Lyerly (2008)
Jerry Sands (2006)
11. Aaron Rimer (2006)
AT BATS
SEASON
3. Chad Baker (2008)
5. Davis Thomas (2006)
10. Spence Southard (2004)
Jerry Sands (2008)
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DOUBLES
SEASON
Matt Smith (2006)
3. Blair Reynolds (2002)
Ryan Query (2009)
7. Travis Goins (2000)
Curt Motsinger (2000)
Chad Hill (2002)
David Thomas (2007)
Chad Baker (2008)
Wade Moore (2010)
2B
30
30
26
23
21
21
20
20
20
20
20
20
CAREER
2. Matt Baker (2002-05)
4. Matt Smith (2002,04-06)
6. Chad Baker (2005-08)
7. Curt Motsinger (1999-02)
Jimbo Davis (2003-06)
9. Ryan Query (2006-09)
2B
69
67
67
60
56
51
50
50
49
47
46
3B
7
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
CAREER
2. Harvey Black (1934-37)
David Thomas (2005-08)
4. Raymond Poole (1938-41)
Tim Rupert (1976-79)
6. Bob Davis (1935-38)
Eleo Cesareo (1933-36)
Tom Davis (1938-41)
3B
17
14
14
13
13
10
10
10
HR
24
24
22
21
20
17
17
16
16
15
15
CAREER
4. David Trexler (1998-00)
6. Bill Patriss (1981-85)
8. Matt Baker (2002-05)
Ryan Query (2006-09)
11. Curt Motsinger (1999-02)
HR
61
54
48
45
40
38
36
35
34
34
32
SLUG%
.977
.902
.897
.815
.809
.800
.790
.790
.783
.782
.780
CAREER (Min. 150 AB)
3. Chris Kelly (1996-98)
4. David Trexler (1998-00)
5. Steve Zarra (1987-90)
6. Bill Patriss (1981-85)
9. Matt Baker (2002-05)
Craige Lyerly (2007-10)
SLUG%
.752
.739
.707
.697
.690
.657
.654
.644
.627
.627
TRIPLES
SEASON
3. Black (1934)
Davis (1935)
Black (1935)
Davis (1939)
Tim Rupert (1976)
Tim Rupert (1978)
Chad Hill (2002)
David Thomas (2007)
HOME RUNS
SEASON
Jerry Sands (2008)
Jimbo Davis (2006)
Wade Moore (2010)
10. Bill Patrice (1984)
Zach Evans (2007)
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
SEASON (Min. 2 AB/G)
1. Chick Miller (1929)
6. Steve Zarra (1988)
7. Fleming (1958)
Wade Moore (2010)
9. Chris Kelly (1998)
10. Bill Patriss (1984)
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STOLEN BASES
SEASON
1. Spence Southard (2002)
2. Matthew Poole (1992)
Donovan Clifford (1994)
Wade Moore (2010)
9. Kelly Huffman (1986)
11. Kenny Fernandez (1984)
David Thomas (2005)
SB
30
29
29
29
27
27
27
27
25
23
22
22
CAREER
4. Matthew Poole (1991-93)
5. Joe Harbison (1987-90)
6. Kale Huffman (1990-93)
Israel Morrow (1999-02)
8. Tim Rupert (1976-79)
9. Raymond Poole (1938-41)
10. Brian Hightower (1990-93)
Nick Lefko (2003-06)
SB
96
91
81
60
50
49
49
43
41
40
40
BB
56
52
51
46
46
45
43
43
41
40
CAREER
4. Travis Goins (1999-01)
5. Joe Harbison (1987-90)
6. Matt Smith (2002,04-06)
7. Brian Hightower (1990-93)
8. Chad Baker (2005-08)
10. Kale Huffman (1990-93)
BB
132
127
126
121
110
108
103
100
99
95
HBP
22
17
16
16
15
15
14
13
12
12
12
11
11
CAREER
2. Matt Smith (2002,04-06)
3. Nick Lefko (2003-06)
4. Pierre Abry (1992-95)
Chad Hill (2000-03)
6. Jeff Boyles (2001-04)
Craige Lyerly (2007-10)
Mark Smith (2002-06)
10. Chris Parrish (1997-99)
11. Mike Robbins (1998-02)
Blair Reynolds (2000-03)
HBP
53
52
33
27
27
21
21
20
20
19
18
18
GP
61
61
61
61
61
61
61
60
60
60
CAREER
2. Chad Baker (2005-08)
3. Nick Lefko (2003-06)
5. Matt Smith (2002,04-06)
10. Matt Baker (2002-05)
GP
226
220
219
216
213
208
207
205
204
197
195
WALKS
SEASON
2. Wade Moore (2010)
4. Travis Goins (2001)
Matt Smith (2004)
6. Aaron Rimer (2006)
7. Adam Patterson (1999)
Travis Goins (1999)
9. Kale Huffman (1991)
10. Joe Harbinson (1988)
HIT BY PITCH SEASON
2. Pierre Abry (1995)
3. Nick Lefko (2006)
John Neese (2010)
Matt Smith (2006)
8. Chad Hill (2002)
David Thomas (2007)
Kevin McMillan (2009)
12. Nick Lefko (2004)
Corey Parker (2009)
GAMES PLAYED
SEASON
Mark Smith (2006)
Jerry Sands (2006)
Chad Baker (2008)
Ryan Query (2008)
Jerry Sands (2008)
Chad Baker (2006)
David Thomas (2008)
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PITCHING
PITCHING WINS
SEASON
1. Tim Smith (2006)
2. Robbie Green (2000)
3. Bob Hampton (1938)
Brian Boltz (1988)
Blake Ketner (2009)
5. Bob Hampton (1937)
Jerry Maye (1964)
Ray Hardison (1970)
Zach Snyder (2002)
Matt Fairweather (2004)
Jeff Abdelnbour (2005)
Alex Fairweather (2006)
Wins
13
11
10
10
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
CAREER
1. Tim Smith (2005-08)
2. Matt Fairweather (2002-05)
3. Bill Greene (1946-49)
Blake Ketner (2006-09)
5. Jerry Maye (1962-65)
Zach Snyder (2001-04)
Alex Fairweather (2006-09)
8. Bob Hampton (1935-38)
Jason Wallace (1991-94)
10. Brian Boltz (1987-89)
11. Paul Link (2004-07)
Wins
31
30
29
29
27
27
27
26
26
23
22
ShO
3
3
2
CAREER
1. Ray Hardison (1967-70)
2. Bill Frazier (1958-61)
Brian Boltz (1987-89)
Jerry Maye (1962-65)
Blake Ketner (2006-09)
6. Heath Bost (1993-95)
7. Six with
ShO
6
5
5
5
5
4
3
Saves
15
10
9
8
8
8
7
5
5
CAREER
1. Zach Evans (2004-07)
2. Donnell Poole (1992-95)
Jason Wilson (1994-97)
4. Kris Quillin (1991-94)
5. Nathan Furr (20086. Sandy Moore (1996-99)
Matt Seabolt (2005-08)
9. Dewey Oakes (1967-70)
Todd Blake (1989-92)
Saves
26
15
15
12
11
9
7
7
6
6
ERA
0.41
0.61
1.18
1.23
1.25
2.34
2.49
2.52
2.60
2.63
CAREER (100 IP)
1. Jack Taylor (1945-47)
2. Heath Bost (1993-95)
4. Kevin Hemphill (1975-79)
5. Bill Frazier (1958-61)
ERA
1.74
1.84
2.17
2.23
2.23
SHUTOUTS
SEASON
1. Ray Hardison (1967)
Brian Boltz (1988)
3. Twelve with
SAVES
SEASON
1. Jason Wilson (199&)
2. Zach Evans (2005)
3. Donnell Poole (1995)
4. Kris Quillin (1993)
Sandy Moore (1999)
Nathan Furr (2009)
7. Zach Evans (2006)
8. Todd Blake (1991)
Zach Evans (2004)
LOWEST ERA
SEASON (1 IP/Game)
1. Bill Frazier (1960)
2. Newsome (1945)
3. Jack Taylor (1946
4. Bill Frazier (1958)
5. Ridenhour (1950)
7. Jason Wallace (1991-94)
8. Thomas Wilson (2004)
9. J.W. Lisk (1941-42,46-47)
10. Clayton Gaddy (1940-42)
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INNINGS PITCHED
SEASON
1. Jerry Maye (1962)
2. Brian Boltz (1988)
4. Zach Snyder (2003)
5. Tim Smith (2006)
6. Matt Fairweather (2005)
7. Blake Ketner (2008)
8. Musum (1978)
9. Heath Bost (1995)
10. Paul Link (2007)
IP
111.2
108
107
105
99.1
98
97
93
92.2
91
CAREER
1. Jerry Maye (1962-65)
2. Zach Snyder (2001-04)
3. Blake Ketner (2006-09)
4. Tim Smith (2005-08)
8. Alex Fairweather (2006-09)
9. Benny Callahan (1977-80)
10. Chris Abernathy (1999-03)
11. Brad Esarey (1998-01)
12. Paul Link (2004-07)
IP
373.1
335.1
327.2
326
307.1
289.2
289
287.1
276
275.2
272
261.1
CAREER
1. Jerry Maye (1962-65)
4. Bob Hampton (1935-38)
5. Heath Bost (1993-95)
Jason Wallace (1991-94)
Matt Fairweather (2002-05)
10. Archie White (1927-30)
SO
318
312
271
263
258
233
230
230
230
229
CAREER
4. Tim Smith (2005-08)
6. Jerry Maye (1962-65)
7. Paul Link (2007)
Chris Abernathy (1999-03)
10. Keith Knight (1994-97)
Starts
54
51
47
46
45
44
42
41
41
40
38
STRIKEOUTS
GAME
1. Jerry Maye (3-15-65)
2. Brian Boltz
3. Thomas Wilson (4-22-04)
4. Trevor Mullins (4-17-10)
SO
18
17
16
15
SEASON
3. White (1930)
4. Heath Bost (1994)
Heath Bost (1995)
SO
147
133
106
101
101
97
GAMES STARTED PITCHING
SEASON
1. Blake Ketner (2008)
2. Tim Smith (2006)
3. Zach Snyder (2003)
4. Robbie Green (2000)
Zach Snyder (2004)
Blake Ketner (2009)
7. 12 with
Starts
17
16
15
14
14
14
13
60
COMPLETE GAMES
SEASON
1. Archie White (1930)
Jerry Maye (1962)
Brian Boltz (1988)
CG
10
10
10
CAREER
1. Jerry Maye (1962-65)
2. Archie White (1927-30)
5. Benny Callahan (1977-80)
Bob Hampton (1935-38)
Ray Hardison (1967-70)
8. Heath Bost (1993-95)
CG
33
32
25
23
22
22
22
20
APPEARANCES
SEASON
1. Kenny Winkelsas (2000)
2. Sandy Moore (1999)
Zach Evans (2004)
Brian Benton (2006)
Zach Evans (2006)
Nathan Furr (2009)
Wil Huneycutt (2010)
Travis McSweeney (2010)
9. Chad Secrest (2001)
Tim Smith (2005)
Travis McSweeney (2009)
Wil Huneycutt (2009)
App
30
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
26
26
26
26
CAREER
1. Travis McSweeney (2007-10)
2. Matt Seabolt (2005-08)
3. Zach Evans (2004-07)
4. Tim Smith (2005-08)
6. Sandy Moore (1996-99)
8. Chris Abernathy (1999-03)
Brian Hatley (2001-04)
10. Kenny Winkelsas (1998-01)
App
97
84
82
78
74
73
70
69
69
68
Tim Smith
Matt Fairweather
(2005-08)
Career Leader in Pitching Wins
(2002-05)
#2 All-Time Pitching Wins
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COACHING RECORDS
year
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
YEAR BY YEAR RECORDS
year
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
Coach
Overall
Harold Newman
7-6
G. Flake "Red" Laird 10-13-1
G. Flake "Red" Laird
5-9
Carl A. Davis
6-9
Carl A. Davis
7-9
Carl A. Davis
10-5*
Carl A. Davis
8-7
Harry Warner
6-9
Harry Warner
8-10
Gordon Kirkland
12-9
Gordon Kirkland
13-9*
Gordon Kirkland
18-5*
Gordon Kirkland
17-4*
Gordon Kirkland
17-7
Gordon Kirkland
10-10
Gordon Kirkland
12-2-1
Gordon Kirkland
13-4
Gordon Kirkland
7-3-1
Gordon Kirkland
3-4*
Gordon Kirkland
8-1*
Gordon Kirkland
19-2*
Gordon Kirkland
14-7-1*
Gordon Kirkland
16-3*
Earl Ruth
14-5
Earl Ruth
13-7
Earl Ruth
14-4
"Chub" Richards
9-9
"Chub" Richards
6-8
"Chub" Richards
8-8
"Chub" Richards
11-11
"Chub" Richards
15-8
"Chub" Richards
15-10
Harvey Stratton
16-4-2
Harvey Stratton
15-7
Harvey Stratton
16-3
Harvey Stratton
12-9
Harvey Stratton
15-11
Harvey Stratton
16-7
Harvey Stratton
15-7*
Ray Oxendine
11-10
Ray Oxendine
4-17
Ray Oxendine
11-13
Ray Oxendine
13-10
Ray Oxendine
13-15
Ray Oxendine
18-7
Ray Oxendine
11-14
Ray Oxendine
7-13
Ray Oxendine
12-11
Ray Oxendine
13-15
Marshall Murphy
12-17
Marshall Murphy
19-17
Marshall Murphy
13-22
Marshall Murphy
14-16
Conference
5-5
3-1
5-4
6-7
8-10
8-6
11-4
11-4
13-2
9-5
7-9
9-2-1
8-3
2-3
1-1
3-0
9-2
12-2
11-1
7-3
9-3
10-4
8-5
5-6
7-6
10-5
10-6
12-5
12-4-1
9-6
13-3
8-6
9-6
13-4
9-1
10-8
3-14
10-10
12-6
10-5
12-2
8-8
3-8
5-7
8-6
5-9
5-7
5-7
6-6
Coach
Steve Shaughnessy
Steve Shaughnessy
Bob Bailey
Bob Bailey
Bob Bailey
Ron Raper
Ron Raper
Jim DeHart
Jim DeHart
Jim DeHart
Jim DeHart
Dick Williams
Dick Williams
Dick Williams
Dick Williams
Dick Williams
Dave Jones
Dave Jones
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Jim Gantt
Overall
13-12
14-13
14-14
12-22
14-19
13-24
9-20
15-19
20-11
27-8*
15-16
16-18
27-14
38-7*
28-13*
28-17
32-16
19-27
32-19
22-20
28-17
31-21
31-22
30-21#
30-25
42-17*#+
35-19*
47-14*#+
32-19
43-18*+
36-18#+
40-13#+
Conference
6-6
7-7
4-9
1-11
8-6
5-8
5-11
6-9
8-8
13-3
8-10
9-12
13-8
21-0
16-5
11-9
15-6
8-13
11-9
9-9
13-8
15-9
10-10
11-9
12-9
17-4
14-6
17-4
12-10
15-6
16-4
16-8
* Denotes conference championship
#Denotes SAC Tournament Championship
+ Denotes NCAA II Regionals
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COACHES OVERALL RECORD
Coach Years Harold Newman
1926 (1)
G. Flake "Red" Laird
1927-28 (2)
Carl A. Davis
1929-32 (4)
Harry Warner
1933-34 (2)
Gordon Kirkland
1935-48 (14)
Earl Ruth
1949-51 (3)
Marlon "Chub" Richards 1952-57 (6)
Harvey Stratton
1958-64 (7)
Ray Oxendine
1965-74 (10)
Marshall Murphy
1975-78 (4)
Steve Shaughnessy
1979-80 (2)
Bob Bailey
1981-83 (3)
Ron Raper
1984-85 (2)
Jim DeHart
1986-89 (4)
Dick Williams
1990-94 (5)
Dave Jones
1995-96 (2)
Jim Gantt
1997- (14)
16 Coaches
85 seasons
Jim DeHart
Led Catawba to
Conference Title in 1988,
The first in 24 years
Games
13
38
61
33
252
57
118
155
238
130
52
95
66
131
206
94
742
2481
Record
7-6
15-22-1
31-30
14-19
179-70-3
41-16
64-54
105-48-2
113-125
58-72
27-25
40-55
22-44
77-54
137-69
51-43
479-263
1460-1015-6
Dick Williams
Guided Catawba to a
NCAA II best 38-7 record
in 1992
63
Pct. Championships
.539
0
.408
0
.508
1
.424
0
.716
8
.719
0
.542
0
.684
1
.475
0
.446
0
.519
0
.421
0
.333
0
.588
1
.665
2
.543
0
.646
9
.590
22
Jim Gantt
All-time winningest coach
in SAC history
RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS
OPPONENT Albany,Ny
Alderson-Broaddus,WV
Amherst,MA
Anderson,SC
Appalachian State
Barber-Scotia
Barton (Atl. Chrst.)
Belmont Abbey
Berea,Ky
Binghamton,Ny
Bluefield College
Bluefield State,WV
Brevard
Bridgewater,VA
Brockport State,Ny
California,PA
Campbell
Carson-Newman
Claflin,SC
Clarion,PA
Coker,SC
Colby,ME
Columbus State,GA
Connecticut
Concord,WV
Davidson
Davis & Elkins,WV
Delaware
Dowling State,Ny
Duke
East Carolina
East Connecticut
East Stroudsburg,PA
Elon
Erskine,SC
Fairmont State,WV
Fayetteville State
Fitchburg State,MA
Florida Gulf Coast
Florida Southern
Florida Tech
Francis Marion,SC
Franklin & Marshall,PA
Furman,SC
Gardner-Webb
Geneva,PA
Georgia College & St
Georgia Southern
Glassboro State,NJ
Greensboro
Guilford
Hiedelberg,OH
High Point
Indiana,PA
James Madison,VA
Johns Hopkins,MD
Johnson State,VT
Kennesaw State,GA
Kenyon,OH
King,TN
Kutztown,PA
Lake Erie,OH
Lander,SC
Lenoir-Rhyne
Liberty Baptist,VA
Limestone,SC
Lincoln Memorial,TN
WON 1
1
0
8
56
3
85
47
1
4
10
3
6
2
4
4
3
44
2
2
5
1
0
1
4
35
2
1
2
1
10
0
0
69
7
3
1
1
1
3
1
4
1
0
51
1
1
1
0
2
74
1
79
3
0
4
1
2
2
1
1
1
4
118
0
11
15
OPPONENT LOST
0
0
1
5
23
0
46
20
0
1
2
0
2
1
1
2
3
33
0
0
3
0
1
0
0
25
0
0
0
2
9
2
1
91
6
1
0
0
1
2
0
3
0
2
22
3
0
3
1
0
44
0
63
3
1
0
0
3
0
0
2
0
3
99
4
7
3
Lynn,FL
Maine-Presque Isle
Mars Hill
Mount Olive
Mount Union,OH
Methodist
Montreat
Muhlenburg,PA
Muskingum,OH
Newberry
North Alabama
N.C. A&T
UNC-Charlotte
UNC-Greensboro
UNC-Pembroke
N.C. State
UNC Frosh
North Georgia
North Greenville,SC
Norwich,VT
Oberlin,OH
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Old Dominion,VA
Pitt.-Johnsontown,WV
Presbyterian
Pfeiffer
Post,CT
Richmond,VA
Roanoke,VA
Rollins,FL
Rutherford
Salem-Teikyo,WV
Shaw
Shippensburg,PA
USC-Aiken
USC Spartanburg
Springfield,MA
St. Andrews
St. Augustine's
St. Leo,FL
St. Rose,Ny
St. Thomas Aquinas,Ny
Stillman,AL
Tampa,FL
Theil,PA
Tusculum,TN
Urbana,OH
Valdosta State,GA
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
Wake Forest Frosh
Washington & Jefferson,PA
Weaver
West Florida
Western Carolina
Westfield State,MA
Williams,MA
Wingate
Winston-Salem State
Wofford,SC
youngstown State,OH
Semi-Pro Teams
Service Teams
(1 Tie)
(2 Ties)
TOTALS (2,481 games) 64
WON 1
2
77
17
2
4
0
3
1
62
1
22
5
1
22
1
0
1
4
1
2
0
0
1
2
61
60
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
11
12
2
11
20
11
1
1
4
1
1
1
26
2
1
5
6
0
1
2
3
34
2
1
54
4
21
2
34
9
1460 LOST
0
0
17
18
0
2
2
2
1
28
2
7
13
1
26
2
2
1
1
1
0
6
1
1
0
21
66
0
1
0
1
2
0
1
3
18
2
2
10
4
0
0
0
0
6
0
26
0
2
2
17
2
0
1
0
22
2
0
55
0
19
0
31
11
1015 (1 Tie)
(1 Tie)
(1 Tie)
(6 Ties)
Catawba In the Pros
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.
Year
Name
Rnd
Team
1970
Mike Dickens
4th
Cincinnati Reds
1970
Mike Reynolds
26th
Chicago White Sox
1974
alan Franklin
29th
Philladelphia 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
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
Former Catawba College baseball players who played professionally
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
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)
65
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)
All-Americans
(Since moving to NCAA DII in 1990)
Todd Blake
1992 -- ABCA (HM)
2007
2007
Robert Helms
1992 -- ABCA (HM)
Brad Strauss
1992 -- ABCA (HM)
Jason Wallace
1993 -- ABCA (HM)
Jason Wilson
1997 -- ABCA (3rd)
David Trexler
1999 -- ABCA (2nd)
Matt Baker
2004 -- ABCA (2nd)
Jimbo Davis
2005 -- ABCA (1st)
2006 -- NCBWA (2nd)
Jerry Sands
2006 -- NCBWA (3rd)
2007 -- NCBWA (3rd)
2007 -- CoSIDA (3rd)
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)
Craige Lyerly
2009 -- ABCA (3rd)
2009 -- NCBWA (3rd)
2009 -- CoSIDA (2nd)
Ryan Query
2009 -- ABCA (3rd)
2009 -- NCBWA (2nd)
2009 -- CoSIDA (3rd)
66
Wade Moore
2010 -- ABCA (3rd)
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)
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)
CoSIDA Daktronics
Jerry Sands (3rd)
2009 Craige Lyerly (2nd)
Ryan Query (3rd)
Academic All-Americans
1991 Paul Benfield (NAIA Scholar)
1997 Jason Wilson (1st)
1999 David Trexler (2nd)
2009 Chris Ahearn (1st)
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
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)
Nick Lomascolo (2nd)
Trevor Mullins (2nd)
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
SAC Coach of the Year
1992 Dick Williams
1999 Jim Gantt
2004 Jim Gantt
2006 Jim Gantt
2008 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
SAC Scholar Athlete
1992 Paul Benfield
1994 Brett Estep
1995 Heath Bost
Region Player of the Year
1999 David Trexler (ABCA)
2004 Matt Baker (ABCA)
2008 David Thomas (NCBW)
Gold
2007
2008
2010
Gloves
David Thomas - CF (ABCA)
David Thomas - CF (ABCA)
Craige Lyerly - 3B (SAC)
Wade Moore - OF (SAC)
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AWARDS and HONORS
(Since moving to DII in 1990)
Awards were NAIA until 1994
All-SAC
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Steve Zarra, OF (1st)
Joe Harbison, UTIL (2nd)
Todd Blake, 1B (1st)
Jim Robare, C (1st)
Kirk Kirkpatrick, DH (2nd)
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)
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)
Heath Bost, P (1st)
Steve Caudill, 1B (2nd)
Donvan Clifford, OF (2nd)
Jason Wallace, P (2nd)
Pierre Abry, C (1st)
Heath Bost, P (1st)
Steve Caudill, 1B (1st)
Donnell Poole, P (2nd)
Greg Payne, 3B (2nd)
Jason Diller, DH (1st)
Chris Kelly, 3B (1st)
Jason Wallace, P (2nd)
Russell Holshouser, P (2nd)
Chris Kelly, 3B (2nd)
David Trexler, SS (1st)
Israel Morrow, OF (2nd)
Adam Patterson, C (2nd)
Curt Motsinger, OF (2nd)
David Trexler, SS (2nd)
Chad Hill, SS (1st)
Israel Morrow, DH (1st)
Brad Esarey, P (2nd)
O.J. Lennon, OF (2nd)
Chad Hill, SS (1st)
Zach Snyder, P (1st)
Zach Snyder, P (1st)
Matt Baker, 1B (2nd)
Spence Southard, OF (2nd)
Matt Baker, 2B (1st)
Jeff Boyles, C (1st)
Jimbo Davis, DH (1st)
Thomas Wilson, P (1st)
Matt Fairweather, P (2nd)
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
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Thomas Giles, OF (2nd)
Spence Southard, OF (2nd)
Matt Baker, 2B (1st)
Matt Fairweather, P (1st)
Aaron Rimer, 1B (1st)
Matt Smith, C (2nd)
Jerry Sands, OF (1st)
Mark Smith, 3B (1st)
Matt Smith, C (1st)
Tim Smith, P (1st)
Alex Fairweather, P (1st)
Aaron Rimer, 1B (1st)
Zach Evans, 1B (1st)
David Thomas, OF (1st)
Craige Lyerly, 3B (2nd)
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)
Chris Ahearn, SS (1st)
Blake Ketner, P (1st)
Craige Lyerly, 3B (1st)
Ryan Query, C (1st)
Josh Hohn, OF (2nd)
Tim Holmes, P (2nd)
Nathan Furr, P (1st)
Wil Huneycutt, P (1st)
Craige Lyerly, 3B (1st)
Wade Moore, OF (1st)
Trevor Mullins, P (1st)
2011 Opponent Outlook
ANDERSON
TROjANS
Location:
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BARTON
BULLDOGS
Anderson, SC
2,300
Gold/Black
Trojans
South Atlantic
Anderson Memorial Stadium
Joe Miller
347-416-2, 15th year
20-34
8-5
Randy Jones
[email protected]
(864) 231-2097
www.autrojans.com
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BELMONT ABBEY
CRUSADERS
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BREVARD
TORNADOS
Belmont, NC
1,198
Red/White
Crusaders
Conference Carolinas
Abbey yard
Scott Brickman
18-27, 2nd year
18-27
47-20
Chris Poore
[email protected]
(704) 461-5049
www.abbeyathletics.com
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CARSON-NEWMAN
EAGLES
Brevard, NC
584
Royal Blue/White
Tornados
South Atlantic
Gil Coan Field
Matt McCay
0-0, 1st year
9-35
6-2
Seth Montgomery
[email protected]
(828) 884-8288
www.bctornados.com
LENOIR-RHYNE
BEARS
Location:
Jefferson City, TN
Enrollment:
2,200
Colors:
Orange/Blue
Nickname:
Eagles
Conference:
South Atlantic
Home Field:
Silver Diamond Baseball Complex
Head Coach:
Tom Griffin
138-79, 5th year
31-18
Series Record:
44-33
SID:
Zeke Beam
E-mail:
[email protected]
Office Phone:
(865) 471-3513
Website:
www.cneagles.com
Wilson, NC
1,200
Royal/White
Bulldogs
Nixon Field
Todd Wilkinson
480-419-3, 19th season
21-26
85-46
John Hackney
[email protected]
(252) 399-6515
www.barton.edu/athletics
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69
Hickory, NC
1,503
Cardinal/Black
Bears
South Atlantic
Bears Field
Paul Knight
68-79, 4th year
21-24
118-99
John Karrs
[email protected]
(828) 328-7174
www.lrbears.com
LINCOLN MEMORIAL
RAILSPLITTERS
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MARS HILL
LIONS
Harrogate, TN
2,400
Blue/Grey
Railsplitters
South Atlantic
J. Lamar Hennon Field
Jeff Sziksai
180-181-2, 8th year
26-24
15-3
Rusty Peace
[email protected]
(423) 869-6236
www.lmurailsplitters.com
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MOUNT OLIVE
TROjANS
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NEWBERRY
WOLVES
Mount Olive, NC
2,500
Forest Green, White
Trojans
Scarborough Field
Carl Lancaster
759-372, 25th year
41-11
17-18
David Shulimson
[email protected]
(919) 658-7802
www.moc.edu/athletics
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PFEIFFER
FALCONS
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Mars Hill, NC
1,100
Royal Blue/Gold
Lions
South Atlantic
Henderson Field
Dan Taylor
193-215, 9th year
29-17
77-17-1
Rick Baker
[email protected]
(828) 689-1373
www.mhclions.com
Newberry, SC
900
Scarlet/Grey
Wolves
South Atlantic
Smith Road Complex
Russell Triplett
0-0, 1st year
18-30
62-28
Josh Manck
[email protected]
(803) 321-5667
www.newberrywolves.com
SHIPPENSBURG
RAIDERS Misenheimer, NC
1,000
Black/Gold
Falcons
Ferebee Field
Mark Hayes
155-177-1/7th year
27-27
60-66
Sean Fox
[email protected]
(704) 463-3192
www.gofalconsports.com
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70
Shippensburg, PA
8,200
Red/Blue
Raiders
Pennsylvania
Fairchild Field
Matt Jones
102-116, 5th year
13-36
11-3
Bill Morgal
[email protected]
(717) 532-1201
www.shipraiders.com
TUSCULUM
PIONEERS
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UNC PEMBROKE
BRAVES
Greenville, TN
2,200
Orange/Black
Pioneers
South Atlantic
Pioneer Park
Doug Jones
434-261-1, 14th year
30-18
26-26
Dom Donnelly
[email protected]
(423) 636-7326
www.tusculumpioneers.com
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USC AIKEN
PACERS
Pembroke, NC
6,600
Black/Gold
Braves
Peach Belt
Sammy Cox Field
Paul O’Neil
302-233-1, 11th year
34-14
22-26
Todd Anderson
[email protected]
(910) 521-6371
www.uncpbraves.com
WINGATE
BULLDOGS
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Aiken, SC
3,300
Cardinal/White/Navy
Pacers
Peach Belt
Roberto Hernandez Stadium
Kenny Thomas
401-283, 12th season
32-19
12-18
Brian Hand
[email protected]
(803) 641-3252
www.pacersports.com
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Wingate, NC
1,600
Navy Blue/Old Gold
Bulldogs
South Atlantic
Plyer Athletic Field
Jeff Gregory
0-0, 1st year
29-19
54-55
David Sherwood
[email protected]
(704) 233-8186
www.wingatebulldogs.com
2011 South Atlantic Conference Tournament
April 20-23, 2011 * McNair Field, Forest City, NC
Top six teams qualify - Winner gets
automatic bid to NCAA II Southeast
Regional
Defending Champion - Catawba
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2011 Baseball Schedule
DATE
OPPONENT
Feb. 1, 2011
Feb. 4, 2011
Feb. 5, 2011
Feb. 6, 2011
Feb. 6, 2011
Feb. 8, 2011
Feb. 9, 2011
Feb. 12, 2011
Feb. 13, 2011
Feb. 18, 2011
Feb. 19, 2011
Feb. 23, 2011
Feb. 25, 2011
Feb. 26, 2011
Mar. 2, 2011
Mar. 4, 2011
Mar. 5, 2011
Mar. 8, 2011
Mar. 9, 2011
Mar. 11, 2011
Mar. 12, 2011
Mar. 16, 2011
Mar. 18, 2011
Mar. 19, 2011
Mar. 23, 2011
Mar. 25, 2011
Mar. 26, 2011
Mar. 29, 2011
Apr. 1, 2011
Apr. 2, 2011
Apr. 5, 2011
Apr. 8, 2011
Apr. 9, 2011
Apr. 13, 2011
Apr. 15, 2011
Apr. 16, 2011
Apr. 20-23, 2011
Apr. 28, 2011
Apr. 30, 2011
May 1, 2011
@ Barton
vs. Pfeiffer (Kannapolis,NC)
vs. Tusculum (Kannapolis,NC)
vs. Tusculum (Kannapolis,NC)
vs. Brevard (Kannapolis,NC)
@ Pfeiffer
vs. PFEIFFER
vs. SHIPPENSBURG (DH)
vs. SHIPPENSBURG
vs. LINCOLN MEMORIAL*
vs. LINCOLN MEMORIAL (DH)*
vs. BARTON
@ Mars Hill*
@ Mars Hill (DH)*
@ Pfeiffer
vs. WINGATE*
vs. WINGATE (DH)*
@ USC Aiken
@ USC Aiken
@ Newberry*
@ Newberry (DH)*
vs. PFEIFFER
@ Anderson*
@ Anderson (DH)*
vs. BELMONT ABBEy
vs. BREVARD*
vs. BREVARD (DH)*
@ Belmont Abbey
vs. LENOIR-RHyNE*
vs. LENOIR-RHyNE (DH)*
@ Wingate
@ Carson-Newman*
@ Carson-Newman (DH)*
vs. USC AIKEN
vs. TUSCULUM*
vs. TUSCULUM (DH)*
@ SAC Tournament (Forest City,NC)
vs. UNC PEMBROKE
@ Mount Olive (DH)
@ Mount Olive
BOLD CAPS DENOTE HOME MATCHES
* Denotes South Atlantic Conference matches
(W) Denotes women’s only match
(M) Denotes men’s only match
TIME
2 p.m.
4 p.m.
4 p.m.
3 p.m.
6 p.m.
2 p.m.
3 p.m.
noon
1 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
noon
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
6 p.m.
3 p.m.
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
noon
6:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
4 p.m.
1 p.m.

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