Mission Statement

State University of New York
College at Plattsburgh
Mission Statement:
The State University of New York College at Plattsburgh prepares a diverse
population of undergraduate and graduate students for a wide range of professional
pursuits, responsible citizenship, and ethical life based on a strong foundation in
the liberal arts. The college is a selective public institution offering an affordable
yet high-quality education.
SUNY Plattsburgh supports students in the discovery and cultivation of collaborative
leadership in their chosen careers and communities. We challenge students to think,
learn, and excel through both close interactions with an outstanding faculty and
staff and participation in rewarding
experiential learning opportunities.
We are committed to academic
excellence, ethical values and practice,
lifelong learning, and responsible
citizenship in a sustainable global
community.
SUNY Plattsburgh contributes to the
cultural enrichment and economic development of the Northeastern New York
region. Academic programs, recreational activities, and community involvement
and services embrace our distinctive location - near Lake Champlain, the
Adirondack Mountains, and Canada.
SUNY Plattsburgh Fast Facts:
• The college was founded in 1889 as the State Normal and Training School
at Plattsburgh.
• SUNY Plattsburgh is a comprehensive four-year college serving over 6,000
enrolled students.
• Named to Kiplinger’s 100 Best Values in Public Education list.
• For the second year in a row, SUNY Plattsburgh has ranked among US
News & World Report's "Best Universities in the North" as a master's level
institution.
• Three academic divisions include Arts and Science, School of Business and
Economics and Education, Health and Human Services.
• Sixty four baccalaureate degrees and graduate programs in education,
counselor education, school psychology, speech-language pathology and
liberal studies are offered.
• Faculty nationally recognized through published works, scholarship honors
and speaking at academic conferences.
• One hundred percent of college courses are taught by faculty – not
graduate assistants.
• Average class size is 24 and student-to-faculty ratio is 17:1.
• Accredited by the Middle States Association of College and Schools.
• Diverse student population: 90 percent of students are New York state
residents and 48 countries are represented.
• The college promotes active learning through internships, cooperative
education placements and field studies.•
One-hundred
student
organizations span cultural, social, academic and recreational interests.
• New majors include Fitness and Wellness Leadership, Supply Chain
Management, Ecology, among others.
• Campus consists of 35 buildings spread across 300 acres.
• Greater Plattsburgh has a population of 40,000 and the North Country,
119,000.
• The City of Plattsburgh sits in the northeast corner of the state, nestled
between the western shore of Lake Champlain and the Adirondack
mountains.
• The community is within an hour’s drive from Whiteface Mountain and Lake
Placid, N.Y. (home of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics); Burlington, Vt.;
and Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
• Plattsburgh is the economic, cultural and entertainment hub of the North
Country.
• The region was instrumental in the history of American independence.
• College Library and Special Collections holds historical manuscript material
for New York state and Canada.
• Outdoor recreational opportunities abound in the North Country: snow/
water skiing, snowshoeing, mountain and ice climbing, camping, fishing,
boating, tennis and golf.
• Seventeen intercollegiate sports are sponsored in the NCAA Division
III State University of New York Athletic and Eastern College Athletic
conferences.
• Cardinal Athletics has produced four NCAA championship teams, 127
All-Americans
and scores of
conference
individual/team
champions
and all-league
honorees.
Meet the Coaching Staff
Kris Doorey
Head Coach
The 2010 season
will mark the ninth
year that the Plattsburgh State baseball program will
be in the hands of
head coach Kris
Doorey, who was
chosen to resurrect
the sport in 2002
after a 26-year hiatus at the College.
The winningest coach in school history with 145 victories, Doorey has
built the Cardinals from club status
to one of the top NCAA Division III
teams in the New York Region. In
July 2009, Doorey was appointed to
the NCAA Division III Baseball Committee that administers the national
championship, conducts regional
rankings and develops playing rules
governing the sport.
Doorey has produced 26 all-State
University of New York Athletic Conference selections, 13 all-region picks
and two-time Jewish Sports Review
All-American Matt Kahan over the last
eight years. In addition, Plattsburgh
has advanced to the postseason
every year since 2003.
During the 2009 campaign, he was
named the SUNYAC Coach of the
Year for the second time while piloting
the Cardinals to nine more wins than
the year before, going from 15-21 to
24-17 overall. Plattsburgh registered
the fourth-most victories in school
history and recorded its first-ever win
in the SUNYAC Tournament.
In 2007, Plattsburgh (25-15 overall)
went 9-5 in SUNYAC games and a
second-place tie for its highest finish
ever in the conference. The Cardinals
beat two nationally-ranked opponents
in #3 Cortland and #29 Brockport.
The 2006 Cardinals had their best
season by going 27-14 (10-4 in the
SUNYAC) while setting school records for victories, winning percentage of .659 (based on a 15-game
schedule) and conference wins.
A native of Peru, N.Y., Doorey is
and his wife Michelle were married in
August 2003. The couple has a son,
Brady (6), and daughter, Ava (3).
Mike Bergman
Assistant Coach
Mike Bergman enters his
fifth year as the lead assistant on the Plattsburgh
State baseball coaching
staff, charged with developing pitchers and being
involved with all aspects of
the program.
Bergman developed sophomore Matt Kelley into one
of the top pitchers in the 2007 SUNYAC campaign, as Kelley was first-team all-SUNYAC
during his first year in the conference. Two
years later, Matt O’Leary was tabbed the
conference rookie of the year
In 2006, the Cardinals ranked third in SUNYAC team earned-run average at 3.73, tying
a school record since the sport was reinstated
in 2002. Under Bergman’s tutelage, RHP Dan
Hoffman earned first-team all-SUNYAC and
second-team all-region accolades, and Hoffman along with Matt Dahlin attained seven
victories to tie a school single-season record.
A four-year player from 2002-05, Bergman’s
name can be found throughout the school’s
career pitching record book: T-2nd with 40
appearances, T-3rd with 13 victories, 3rd with
167 innings, 5th with 101 strikeouts and 6th
in winning percentage.
Bergman graduated from Plattsburgh State
in 2005 with a bachelor of science degree in
business.
SUNY Plattsburgh Athletics
would like to thank the
following sponsors for their
generous donations...
Clinton County Office for the Aging;
Valcour Imaging; PrimeLink;
UFirst Federal Credit Union; Pepsi;
Nine Platt; Murnane Construction;
Mark E. Thomson, DDS;
Liquor & Wine Warehouse;
Geoffrey’s Pub & Restaurant;
Econo Lodge;
College Suites United;
Church Oil Co. Inc.;
Chartwell’s and Tim Horton’s;
Champlain Smiles, Inc.; College Store
Zack Welch
Assistant Coach
Gary Butler
Volunteer Asst. Coach
Matt Dahlin, Billy Davis
Volunteer Asst. Coach
Important Phone Numbers
(Area Code is 518)
Baseball Office
564-4136
Admissions, Toll-Free (888) 673-0012
Financial Aid, Toll-Free (877) 768-5976
General Campus Operator 564-2000
Athletic Department
564-3140
Athletic Dept. FAX
564-4155
Sport&Wellness, Academic 564-4150
Credits
The 2010 Plattsburgh State baseball
recruiting guide was designed and
written by the Sports Information
Office. Cover design by Amy Putnam. Photos by Patrick Stewart and
SemeraroPhotography.com. Printing
by Press-Republican Commercial
Printing, 170 Margaret St., Plattsburgh, N.Y.
Meet the Players
#00 Andrew Gooch
OF • 6-0 • 162 • Sr.
Pearland, Texas
Elkins HS
#1 Crockett Pack
OF • 5-8 • 150 • Jr.
Clifton Park, N.Y.
Shenendehowa HS
#2 Casey Mohrien
P • 6-3 • 155 • Fr.
Nineveh, N.Y.
Afton HS
2009: Hit .296 in 1st yr.
here...19 RBI...4/13 SUNYAC POW...’03 TX state
champs...bus. mgmt. mj.
2009: Played in 23
games...’08: Started 19 of
24 GP...2x HS letterman...
accounting/business mj.
4-year letterman...Afton
MVP in 2009...2x all-conference...class valedictorian...biology major.
#3 Tory Bouyea
SS • 5-11 • 145 • Jr.
Plattsburgh, N.Y.
Clinton CC
#4 Anthony Presto
OF • 5-10 • 158 • Jr.
Middletown, N.Y.
Orange CC
#6 David Russo
C • 5-7 • 171 • Fr.
Guilderland, N.Y.
Christian Bros. Acad.
2009: Hit .339 in 31 GP...
Newcomer of Year...CCC
team MVP...3-sport all-star
in HS...undeclared major.
Played last two years in
JuCo...hit .303 in 41 career games...Pine Bush
HS...criminal justice major.
2x letterman...had .536
career avg. in HS...2nd
team Section II...Big 10
champs...undecided major
#7 Danny Roeser
OF • 6-1 • 170 • Jr.
Suffern, N.Y.
Rockland CC
#8 Kris Cauchon
2B • 5-8 • 149 • So.
Colchester, Vt.
Colchester HS
#9 Eric Reisman
OF/1B•5-10•173•So.
Baldwin, N.Y.
Baldwin HS
‘08 all-conference 1st
team in JuCo...batted .310
there...2x letterman at Suffern HS...educ. major.
2009: Hit .281 in 36 GP...
started in 31...2x all-state
in HS...soccer, basketball
all-star...undeclared major.
Hit .400 in 6 games in
‘09...3x all-conference at
Baldwin HS...hit .420 as
a junior...business major.
#10 Justin Besaw
P • 5-11 • 195 • Sr.
Cadyville, N.Y.
Coll. of Saint Rose
#12 Josh Colligan
OF • 5-8 • 172 • Sr.
Hamburg, N.Y.
Frontier HS
CVAC All-Star at Saranac
HS...Played at D-II CSR
in 2008...1-0 w/3.65 ERA
in 12.1 IP...history major.
2009: .308 avg. in 17 GP...
Acad. All-SUNYAC...’08:
10 GP...’06 Male AOY in
HS...journalism major.
#16 Andrew Price
P • 6-0 • 176 • Fr.
Plattsburgh, N.Y.
Beekmantown HS
#17 Matt Burns
C • 6-0 • 196 • Sr.
Ellenville, N.Y.
Ellenville HS
#18 Mike Doughtie
3B • 6-0 • 165 • Fr.
Castleton, N.Y.
Maple Hill HS
4-yr. prep letterman...Section VII MVP winner...also
lettered in football, basketball...undeclared major.
Team co-captain...2009:
.319 avg. in 28 GP...1st
yr. as a starter...22 RBI...
adolescent educ. major.
4x letterman at Maple Hill
HS...all-state in baseball,
soccer...career: .390, 5
HR...business major.
#19 Matt O’Leary
P • 6-3 • 177 • So.
Kings Park, N.Y.
Kings Park HS
#22 Pat Shaughnessy
2B • 6-0 • 155 • So.
Plattsburgh, N.Y.
Plattsburgh HS
#23 Brandon Cross
C • 5-8 • 180 • Fr.
Burlington, Vt.
Burlington HS
2009: SUNYAC & ECAC
Upstate ROY...3.55 ERA
in 66 IP...tied Cards mark
with 7 wins...business mj.
2009: Hit .298 in 33 GP...2
HR and 12 RBI...Acad.
All-SUNYAC Baseball,
Soccer...undeclared mj.
3x letterman...1st Team
All-Metro...helped Colchester to American Legion title...accounting mj.
#24 Alex Kritzer
OF/C • 5-6 • 164 • Fr.
Nanuet, N.Y.
Clarkstown South HS
#25 Andrew Baio
1B • 5-10 • 194 • Sr.
Staten Island, N.Y.
Coll. of Staten Island
#26 Donny Coolidge
3B • 5-9 • 200 • Jr.
Plattsburgh, N.Y.
Plattsburgh HS
Medical redshirt in ‘09...2x
prep letterman...2x Northeast Elite Tourn. champions...marketing major.
2009: Hit .268 in 30 GP...25
RBI....980 fielding...played
2 yrs. at CSI...’08 CUNYAC champs...HRT major.
Hit .315 in 27 GP in 2007
with Cardinals...played
three sports at Plattsburgh
HS...criminal justice major.
Meet the Players
#27 Tyler Greene
P • 6-2 • 173 • So.
Fort Edward, N.Y.
South Glens Falls HS
#28 Corey Johnston
P • 5-9 • 191 • Sr.
Rochester, N.Y.
Monroe CC
#29 Jacob Papa
OF • 5-11 • 175 • Fr.
Schenectady, N.Y.
Mohonasen HS
20 09 : Appe are d i n 9
games...13 K’s in 21.2
IP...4x letterman in HS...
math educ. major.
2008: 1-1 w/6.38 ERA in
18.1 IP...played at Greece
Athena HS...2004 Section
V champs...TV/video mj.
Section champions last
season...never made an
error on varsity team...
psychology major.
#30 Alex Read
OF • 5-10 • 164 • Sr.
Ottawa, Ontario
Jefferson CC
#31 Dan Tracy
P • 5-11 • 175 • So.
Somers, N.Y.
Somers HS
Eric Gissendanner
Team Manager
Cardinals co-captain...
Acad. All-SUNYAC...3x
Dean’s List...twice President’s List...math major.
2009: 5-0 with 4.40 ERA
and 28 K’s in 47 IP...1st
team all-state...2x Section
I champs...accounting mj.
#33 Brian Burns
P • 6-1 • 175 • Fr.
Ellenville, N.Y.
Ellenville HS
#34 Greg Larnerd
1B • 6-2 • 171 • So.
Sandy Hook, Conn.
Newtown HS
#35 Matt Seymour
P • 5-10 • 160 • Fr.
Peru, N.Y.
Seton Catholic HS
3x prep letterman...Section IX honorable mention
QB...National Honor Society...political science mj.
2009: Hit .400 in 6
games...played prep
baseball and basketball...
undeclared major.
Baseball MVP with 4-3
mark, 2.93 ERA, 73 K’s in
45 IP as a junior...environmental science major.
#44 James Soto
P • 6-3 • 255 • Fr.
Bronx, N.Y.
Lehman HS
#45 Casey Brighton
C • 5-11 • 214 • Fr.
Hyde Park, Vt.
Lamoille Union HS
#50 Marc Plante
P • 6-1 • 200 • Fr.
Massena, N.Y.
Salmon River Central
Competed in baseball,
football and swimming...
born in the Dominican
Republic...undeclared mj.
2x 1st Team All-Capital
Division...all-state...started in All-Star Game...
communications major.
4x letterman in HS...4x
All-Northern...2x Section
X East champions...undeclared major.
Academic All-SUNYAC
& Commissioner’s List
2002
Jason Deshaies, AA
Derek Hess, AA/CL
Dennis Lavin, AA
Matt Patire, CL
2003
Nate Bilow, AA
Joe Brand, AA
Jon Dumas, AA
2004
Ryan Desmarais, AA
Jon Dumas, AA/CL
Bill Ryan, AA/CL
2005
Jon Dumas, AA/CL
Dennis Lavin, AA/CL
Newspaper journalism
major.
AA & CL continued
AA & CL continued
2006
Billy Davis, AA
Jon Dumas, AA/CL
Kevin Gent, AA
Kerry Mohrien, AA
Erik Schwind, AA
Ryan Tracy, AA
2007
Josh Colligan, AA
Billy Davis, AA/CL
Kevin Gent, AA/CL
Kyle Kowalowski, AA/CL
Erik Schwind, AA/CL
Chris Van Houten, AA
2008
Billy Davis, AA/CL
Mike Flanagan, AA
Kevin Gent, AA/CL
Kyle Kowalowski, AA/CL
Crockett Pack, AA/CL
Erik Schwind, AA/CL
Chris Van Houten, AA
Mike White, AA
2009
Josh Colligan, AA
Billy Davis, AA/CL
Kevin Gent, AA/CL
Alex Read, AA
Erik Schwind, AA/CL
Pat Shaughnessy, AA
Mike White, AA/CL
Kyle Kowalowski
is the first Cardinal
to earn ESPN The
Magazine Academic
All-America accolades from CoSIDA
when he made the
first team in 2009
when he was the
only State University
of New York Athletic
Conference player
selected.
Program Accomplishments
Most Valuable Player
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
John Luke
Richard Phillips
Raye Brennan
Wayne Lashway
Neil Sesselman
Larry Storrs
Gary Butler
Les Leclair
Henry Penello
Butch Brazell
Paul Dingman
Ed LeStrange
Dennis Kennelty
Dennis Kennelty
Grant Spaulding
Bob Maher
Bob Maher
Dan Pazzanese
Wally Vanderhoff
Jason Deshaies
Dave Waldron
Matt Kahan,
Jon Lerner
Jon Dumas
Todd Hughes
Matt Dahlin
Zack Welch
John Campbell
Most Outstanding
Pitcher
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sean Ellott
Mike Bergman
Chaz Loomis
Sean Ellott
Dan Hoffman
Matt Kelley
Matt Kelley
Matt O’Leary
Newcomer of the Year
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Matt Kahan
Brian Noel
Matt Dahlin
Zack Welch
Kyle Kowalowski
Matt Kelley
Dan Noonan
Tory Bouyea
Most Improved Player
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Eric Miller
Cliff Conners
Jon Dumas
John Coleman
Paul Strang
Jared Jarvis
Erik Schwind
Matt Burns
NAIA All-America
1962 Neil Sesselman, 2B (2)
Jewish Sports Review
All-American
2004 Matt Kahan, DH (1)
2005 Matt Kahan, OF (1)
ESPN The Magazine
Academic All-America
2009 Kyle Kowalowski, C (1)
CBN Preseason
“All-America”
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Mike Bergman, RHP
Matt Kahan, OF
John Sabec, 1B
Dave Waldron, OF
Mike Bergman, RHP
Matt Kahan, OF
Jon Lerner, 1B
Dave Waldron, OF
Jon Dumas, C
Dan Hoffman, RHP
Dave Waldron, RHP
Todd Hughes, 1B Zack Welch, 2B
John Coleman, 3B
Kevin Gent, LHP
Todd Hughes, 1B
Kyle Kowalowski, DH
Joey Painter, LHP
Zack Welch, INF
Todd Hughes, OF
Matt Kelley, RHP
Kyle Kowalowski, DH
Zack Welch, 2B
Andrew Baio, 1B
Matt Kelley, RHP
Kyle Kowalowski, C
Tory Bouyea, SS
Matt O’Leary, RHP
Dan Tracy, RHP
ESPN The Magazine
Academic All-District
2007
2008
2009
Kyle Kowalowski (2)
Kyle Kowalowski (1)
Erik Schwind (2)
Kyle Kowalowski (1)
Billy Davis (2)
Erik Schwind (2)
ABCA All-N.Y. Region
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Matt Kahan, OF (2)
Jon Dumas, C (3)
Sean Ellott, P (3)
Matt Kahan, OF (3)
Dan Hoffman, P (2)
Todd Hughes, 1B (3)
Todd Hughes, 1B (2)
Zack Welch, 2B (2)
Matt Dahlin, P (3); Gold Glove Winner
Zack Welch, C (2)
Kyle Kowalowski, DH (3)
Kyle Kowalowski, DH (3)
All-ECAC Upstate
2003
2007
2009
Dave Waldron, OF (2)
Zack Welch, 2B
Matt O’Leary, P/RoY
All-SUNYAC
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
Wayne Lashway, C (2)
Larry Storrs, OF (1)
Gary Barber, 1B (2)
Neil Sesselman, 2B (2)
Art LaMarche, OF (2)
Larry Storrs, OF (2)
Gary Butler, P (2)
Charlie Collins, 1B (HM)
Tom Loughan, SS (HM)
Bill Mumley, OF (HM)
Art LaMarche, OF (HM)
Les LeClair, IF (1)
Bill Mumley, OF (1)
Mike Holland, C (HM)
Tom Loughan, IF(HM)
Al Russell, P (HM)
Henry Penello, OF (HM)
Mike Perry, P (HM)
Paul Dingman, P (1)
Bob White, OF (1)
Dennis Kennelty, C (1)
Butch Brazell, IF (HM) 1969
1971
1973
1974
1975
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Bob White, OF (1)
Ed LeStrange, SS (1)
Dennis Kennelty, C (1)
Dennis Kennelty, 3B (1)
Bob Maher, OF (HM)
Matt Cronin, 2B (HM)
Mickey Gallagher, 3B (HM)
Tony Gisondi (HM)
Bob Maher (HM)
Dan Pazzanese, OF (HM)
Steve Pratt, SS (HM)
Dave Waldron, OF(1)
Kris Doorey, CoY
Matt Kahan, OF (1)
Jon Lerner, 1B (1)
Jon Dumas, C (1)
John Coleman, 3B(1)
Todd Hughes, 1B (1)
Matt Kahan, OF (1)
Zack Welch, 2B (2)
Dave Waldron, OF(2)
Mike Bergman, P (2)
Dan Hoffman, P (2)
Jon Lerner, DH (2)
Todd Hughes, 1B (1)
Dave Waldron, OF(1)
Dan Hoffman, P (1)
John Coleman, 3B (2)
Kyle Kowalowski, DH (2)
Matt Kelley, P (1)
Todd Hughes, 1B (1)
Matt Dahlin, P (2)
Jared Jarvis, OF (2)
Kyle Kowalowski, DH (2)
Zack Welch, 2B (2)
Zack Welch, UT (2)
Billy Davis, 3B (2)
Kris Doorey, CoY
Kyle Kowalowski, UT (2)
Matt O’Leary, P/RoY
Key: (1) First Team; (2)
Second Team; (3) Third
Team; (HM) Honorable
Mention
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Field House Tennis Courts
Cardinal Softball Park
The Plattsburgh State Cardinals women's tennis team uses six courts
located on the west side of the Field House. The facility's courts were
recently resurfaced and had windscreens installed. The facility is also
used for recreational use.
Plattsburgh State's 500-seat facility features dugouts, a two-story
pressbox, batting cage, long toss area and bullpens. Opened in
1999 for the first year of the program, it has hosted two SUNYAC
tournaments, a NCAA Regional Championship and numerous high
school playoff games. It is located on the west end of the Field House
grounds, off Rugar Street.
Cardinal Turf Field
Located in front of the Plattsburgh State Field House, this 500-seat,
lighted facility is home to the soccer and men's lacrosse teams. A new
playing surface was installed before the 2004 season, as the synthetic
material of sand and rubber mixture--topped with plastic blades of
grass--can dissipate 3 inches of rain per hour and provides consistent
playability, superior durability and traction. The field has hosted
numerous NCAA and conference tournament games.
Chip Cummings Field
This facility has been home to the Plattsburgh State baseball team since
2003. "The Chipper" seats 511 and the field dimensions are 350 feet
down the lines, 402' to center field and 385' in the power alleys. In Oct.
2006, permanent bleacher seating was added and a 15-seat pressbox
with filmdeck was constructed. The baseball field is located behind the
Field House by following a dirt road near Cardinal Softball Park.
Ronald B. Stafford Ice Arena
This 1,924-seat facility houses the four-time NCAA champion men's and
women's hockey teams. The Arena, with a 185x85 ice sheet, is part of the
Plattsburgh State Field House, opening in 1972. The Arena experienced
a $2.1 million renovation during Summer 2008 to improve spectator
navigation; install seamless, pro-tempered glass and new dasher boards;
and construct an expanded pressbox with Internet connections.
Memorial Hall
Built in 1961, this 1,000-seat facility is home to the Cardinal volleyball and
basketball teams, intramurals and administrative/coaches offices. It also
has a state-of-the art Fitness Center, swimming pool, locker rooms and
classrooms. The men's basketball program thrilled home fans with three
straight SUNYAC championships and NCAA tournament appearances
from 2006-08, including serving as the host team for the 2008 NCAA
Sectional Championship with the winner advancing to the Final Four.
Rugar Woods
The Plattsburgh State men's and women's cross country teams' home
course winds between the Field House and Saranac River. Local
residents can also enjoy traversing 10 miles of trails by biking, running
or walking. Soft-surface running is prevalent, helping to prevent running
injuries during 5-, 6- and 8-kilometer races hosted on campus. The 2005
SUNYAC Cross Country Championships were hosted here.
March
4 Thur vs. Manchester !
Myrtle Beach, S.C..6:30pm
5 Fri
vs. Penn St.-Berks !
Myrtle Beach, S.C.. . 3pm
vs. Manchester !
Myrtle Beach, S.C..6:30pm
6 Sat vs. Wilkes !
Myrtle Beach, S.C.. . 9am
vs. Penn St.-Abington !
Myrtle Beach, S.C.. . 12:30pm
14 Sun vs. Scranton @
Fort Myers, Fla. . . . . 6pm
15 Mon vs. Bethel @ (dh)
Fort Myers, Fla. . . . . 2pm
16 Tues vs. Lakeland @ (dh). . . . . . Fort Myers, Fla. . . . . 2pm
18 Thur
19 Fri
vs. Minnesota Twins Rookie Squad (exhib.)
Fort Myers, Fla. . . . . . TBA
vs. Minn.-Morris (dh)
Fort Myers, Fla. . . . 10am
20 Sat vs. Millikin (dh)
Fort Myers, Fla. . . . . 9am
17 Sat Brockport (dh) *
Chip Cummings Field . . Noon
27 Sat at Saint Joseph's-Long Island (dh)
Patchogue, N.Y. . . Noon
18 Sun Fredonia (dh) *
Chip Cummings Field . . Noon
30 Tue at Skidmore
Saratoga Springs, N.Y.. . 3:30pm
20 Tue Middlebury
Chip Cummings Field . . . . 4pm
April
21 Wed at Lyndon State
Lyndonville, Vt. . . . . 4pm
3 Sat at SUNY Old Westbury (dh)
Westbury, N.Y.. . . . Noon
6 Tue at Saint Lawrence
Canton, N.Y.. . . . . . . 4pm
7 Wed at Clarkson (dh)
Potsdam, N.Y. . . . . . 2pm
10 Sat New Paltz (dh) *
Chip Cummings Field . . Noon
11 Sun at Oneonta (dh) *
Oneonta, N.Y. . . . . Noon
13 Tue Saint Lawrence
Chip Cummings Field . . . . 4pm
14 Wed at Castleton State
Castleton, Vt.. . . . 3:30pm
24 Sat at Cortland (dh) *
Cortland, N.Y.. . . . . Noon
25 Sun at Oswego (dh) *
Oswego, N.Y.. . . . . Noon
29 ThuLyndon State
Chip Cummings Field . . . . 4pm
May
1 Sat Saint Michael's
Chip Cummings Field . . Noon
7-9 Fri-Sun at SUNYAC Championship Tournament
Hosted by No. 1 seed. . TBA
19-23 Wed-Sun at NCAA Division III
New York Regional. . TBA
! The Ripken Experience; @ Gene
Cusic Collegiate Classic
* State University of New York
Athletic Conference game; Note:
SUNYAC doubleheaders are
9/9-inning games.
(DH) Doubleheader (Second game
starts approximately 30 minutes after
completion of Game 1)
All times Eastern and schedule
subject to change without notice
Home games noted in bold red
print (Free admission during regular
season)