2011 Media Guide - Milwaukee Panthers

Transcription

MILWAUKEE PANTHERS
2011 Baseball
0
1
Greg Blohowiak
Jr. • P
Michael Porcaro
Fr. • 2B
7
8
Zachary Wisowaty
Fr. • OF
13
Eric King
Fr. • P
19
Sam Koenig
Fr. • 3B
27
Drew Pearson
So. • C
34
Derek Peake
Fr. • OF
Paul Hoenecke
Jr. • 3B/2B
2
Tell Taylor
Fr. • SS
Cole Kraft
Sr. • 2B
9
Mark Strey
Jr. • OF
14
15
Alex Erdmann
So. • IF
Jim Lundstrom
Sr. • IF
20
21
Brandon Davis
Jr. • C • R/L
28
Ryan Soberg
Fr. • 1B/OF
35
Cuyler Franzke
Sr • P
Sam Sivilotti
Sr. • OF
30
Jordan Guth
So. • P
36
Jake Long
So. • P
3
10
Cale Tassi
So. • P
16
Cameron Amsrud
Jr. • P
23
Nick Lingvay
So. • IF
4
Kaleb Engelke
Jr. • P
11
Jayme Sukowaty
Sr. • P
17
Kyle Spurley
Jr. • P
24
Joshua Uhen
Fr. • P
31
32
Mike Schneider
Fr. • P
Mike Striggow
Jr. • 3B/1B
45
55
Todd Hegbloom
Fr. • P
Bill Hanke
Fr. • C
6
Jonathan Capasso
So. • OF
12
Chad Pierce
Sr. • P/C
18
Doug Dekoning
Sr. • OF
26
Gunnar Eastman
Fr. • P
33
Eric Semmelhack
So. • P
5
Scott Doffek
Head Coach
History
First Year of Baseball .................. 1957-73; 1987-present
Overall All-Time Record .................................722-860-2
First Year in Division I/Record ............1991; 510-531-1
All-Time Horizon League Record ......................210-145
NCAA Regionals/Last ......................................... 4/2010
Result ...L, 6-2 at #1 Arizona St.; L, 22-1 vs. #15 San Diego
Media Relations
Asst. SID/Baseball Contact ........................... Chris Zills
Office Phone ............................................... 414-229-4593
Cell Phone/Press Box Phone ................... 414-750-2090
E-mail .......................................................czills@uwm.edu
Sports Information Director ................ Kevin O’Connor
Office Phone ............................................... 414-229-5674
Assistant SID .............................................Kevin Conway
Office Phone ............................................... 414-229-2413
SID Fax ....................................................... 414-229-5749
Mailing Address ......................................UWM Athletics
.........................................................................P.O. Box 413
...................................................... Milwaukee, Wis. 53201
Overnight Address..................................UWM Athletics
..................................................... The Pavilion, Room 140
............................................. 3409 North Downer Avenue
...................................................... Milwaukee, Wis. 53211
Baseball Information
Head Coach ................................................... Scott Doffek
Record at School (Years)............................... 111-121 (4)
Head Assistant Coach .....................................Cory Bigler
Assistant Coach ..............................................Mike Goetz
Director of Baseball Operations ........... Steve Sanfilippo
Volunteer Assistant Coach ................................Ben Long
2010 Record .............................................................. 33-26
Home/Away/Neutral .............................. 17-4/9-20/7-2
2010 League Record/Finish ........................17-8/Second
2010 League Tournament ........................... 4-1, won title
Letterwinners Returning/Lost ................................16/10
Starters Returning/Lost .............................................. 5/4
Newcomers ...................................................................... 17
TV/Radio Roster ................................................................................................ Inside Front
Quick Facts/Table of Contents ..............................................................................................1
Panther Staff
Head Coach Scott Doffek ................................................................................................2
Cory Bigler/Mike Goetz/Steve Sanfilippo/Ben Long..................................................3
2011 Season Preview...........................................................................................................4-5
Media Information ..................................................................................................................6
Roster Information ..................................................................................................................7
Returning Players
Cole Kraft ...........................................................................................................................8
Jayme Sukowaty .................................................................................................................9
Chad Pierce ..................................................................................................................... 10
Jim Lundstrom ................................................................................................................ 11
Doug Dekoning .............................................................................................................. 12
Sam Sivilotti .................................................................................................................... 13
Cuyler Franzke ................................................................................................................ 14
Greg Blohowiak .............................................................................................................. 15
Kaleb Engelke ................................................................................................................. 16
Paul Hoenecke ................................................................................................................ 17
Cameron Amsrud ........................................................................................................... 18
Jonathan Capasso ........................................................................................................... 19
Alex Erdmann ................................................................................................................. 20
Nick Lingvay ................................................................................................................... 21
Drew Pearson .................................................................................................................. 22
Jordan Guth..................................................................................................................... 23
Eric Semmelhack ............................................................................................................ 24
Jake Long ......................................................................................................................... 25
Incoming Players and Redshirts
Michael Porcaro/Tell Taylor/Zachary Wisowaty ...................................................... 26
Mark Strey/Cale Tassi/Eric King ................................................................................ 27
Kyle Spurley/Sam Koenig/Brandon Davis ................................................................. 28
Joshua Uhen/Gunnar Eastman/Ryan Solberg ........................................................... 29
Mike Schneider/Phil Striggow/Derek Peake ............................................................. 30
Todd Hegbloom/Bill Hanke ........................................................................................ 31
2010 Results .......................................................................................................................... 32
2010 Statistics ....................................................................................................................... 33
Horizon League Review................................................................................................. 34-35
All-Time Coaching Records ................................................................................................ 36
Early Program History......................................................................................................... 37
Year-by-Year Batting and Pitching Leaders.................................................................. 38-39
Game Records ....................................................................................................................... 40
Season Records ..................................................................................................................... 41
Career Records ...................................................................................................................... 42
Team Records ........................................................................................................................ 43
Record vs. All-Time Opponents ......................................................................................... 44
All-Time Honors .................................................................................................................. 45
All-Time Series Histories .............................................................................................. 46-49
Year-By-Year Results ...................................................................................................... 50-54
Panther Letterwinners ................................................................................................... 54-55
MLB Draft Picks/Henry Aaron Field ............................................................................... 56
The 2011 Milwaukee Baseball Media Booklet was written and edited by UWM Assistant
SID Chris Zills. Editorial assistance provided by Kevin O’Connor and Kevin Conway of the
UWM Sports Information Office. Photographs courtesy of Trevor Thompson, John Ward,
Rick Cochran and UWM Photographic Services. Printing by UWM UITS Copy Center.
2011 Milwaukee Baseball
1
Four-Time NCAA Tournament Participants
General Information
School..................... University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
City/Zip .................................... Milwaukee, Wis. 53211
Founded .......................................................................1885
Enrollment ............................................................... 30,000
Nickname.............................................................. Panthers
Colors .........................................................Black and Gold
Home Field ......................................... Henry Aaron Field
Capacity .........................................................................500
Surface........................................................................ Grass
Dimensions........................ LF - 320, CF - 390, RF - 320
Affiliation ..............................................NCAA Division I
Conference ............................................... Horizon League
Chancellor.............................Michael R. Lovell (Interim)
Director of Athletics.................................... Rick Costello
Associate AD/SWA.................................... Kathy Litzau
Athletics Phone .......................................... 414-229-5151
Ticket Office Phone................................... 414-229-5886
Horizon League Standings (Since 1995)
Scott Doffek
Head Coach
Fifth Season
Scott Doffek begins his fifth year as the head coach of the Milwaukee
Panthers. A mainstay in the UWM baseball program, Doffek enters his
17th season with the Milwaukee coaching staff after spending the first 12
of those years as the assistant head coach.
Four-Time Horizon League Champions
The 2010 season will go down as a memorable one, as the team won the Horizon League Championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for
the fourth time, winning 25-plus games for the 13th time in the past 14 years.
The squad had a memorable run to the crown, going 4-1 while riding strong
pitching to the championship. The team recorded a 2.66 ERA in the five
games, limiting opponents to just a .247 batting average. Eight players earned
all-league honors, with Chad Pierce earning the Horizon League Newcomer
of the Year award and Cameron Amsrud the Horizon League Relief Pitcher of
the Year honor. The team led the league in earned run average and was second
in batting, while also setting a school record with 21 wins in a row at home.
Doffek was named Horizon League Coach of the Year in 2009 after leading
the Panthers to a second-place finish in the league standings. His team had a
league-high four first team all-league selections and set a school record by going 14-1 at home. He won 78 games in his first three seasons, a school record,
after already establishing marks for most victories by a first-year head coach
(25) and most after his first two seasons (50). He was rewarded with a new
three-year contract following the season.
The 2008 campaign ended just one victory away from the Panthers making
their first trip to the NCAA Regionals since 2002, with UWM falling to UIC
in a one-game, winner-take-all, title contest. Milwaukee rode three upsets and
a potent offense to the title game, batting .347 in the six games, averaging
almost nine runs and 14 hits per contest.
Eight players earned postseason honors from the Horizon League and the
offense ended the season ranked 73rd in the NCAA with its .309 batting
average. Its 412 runs scored led the Horizon League and ranked 67th in the
country. Its 672 hits were second all-time in program history, led the league
and ranked 16th in the country. The Panthers were a doubles machine, recording 156 two-baggers to smash the old school record of 143 and end the
season ranked No. 2 in the NCAA.
Six regulars batted over .300 in 2007, including two finishing in the top 10 in
the league. His team also reeled off the longest winning streak since the 2001
season (eight games) and set a program record when it scored more than 10
runs in seven consecutive games in May, breaking the old standard of fivestraight 10-plus run outings.
After a slow start where the team played series against nationally-ranked Arkansas and Kentucky and also against eventual NCAA-Tournament participant Austin Peay, the Panthers righted the ship to go 23-15 the rest of the
regular season. After posting two postseason victories, they had their season
come to a heartbreaking close in extra innings of the semifinals at the Horizon
League Tournament.
Career Record
2007
2008
2009
2010
Totals
2
Overall
25-32
25-36
28-27
33-26
111-121
League
16-14
11-15
14-9
17-8
58-46
In League Games
UIC
Milwaukee
Wright State
Youngstown State^
Butler
Detroit
Valparaiso+
Cleveland State
Overall
UIC
Milwaukee
Wright State
Valparaiso+
Butler
Youngstown State^
Detroit
Cleveland State
W
195
193
180
88
147
85
20
125
W
398
425
349
49
328
149
168
250
L
126
137
154
95
184
111
24
203
L
333
392
409
59
414
217
250
496
Pct.
.607
.585
.539
.481
.444
.434
.455
.381
Pct.
.544
.521
.460
.454
.442
.407
.402
.335
WS
9
12
8
4
6
3
1
3
WS
9
8
7
1
5
1
4
0
WS - Season at .500 or above
^ Totals since 2002, YSU’s first season in HL / + Totals since 2008, Valpo’s first season in HL
Doffek was named the seventh head coach in the history of the Milwaukee
baseball program on Sept. 25, 2006.
As the assistant head coach in the past, he worked primarily with the team’s
hitting and defensive units while also serving as the lead recruiter and overseeing the day-to-day operations of the program. The 2006 season - his last
as the assistant - will go down as a memorable one, as the Panthers won 30+
games for the sixth time since UWM moved to the NCAA Division I level in
1991, going 32-25 overall.
Doffek led the offense to great heights, with seven regulars batting over .300,
paced by All-American outfielder Mike Goetz. Doffek helped guide Goetz to
a .493 average on the season - the highest in the nation - in addition to hitting
streaks of 32 and 27 games and team records in seven categories. Goetz went
on to be drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers.
As a team, the Panthers batted .324, the 16th-best average in the nation. His
squad also ranked in the national leaders in doubles (third at 2.51 per game),
slugging percentage (18th at .488), triples (35th), and runs (48th). UWM set
a team record in doubles (143) and ended in the top five in the record book in
numerous categories: average (third), runs (third), hits (second), triples (second), runs batted in (third), total bases (third) and home runs (fifth).
During Doffek’s time at UWM, he has been instrumental in the Panthers’ rise
to a league and regional power. Since his first season in 1995, the Panthers
have reset every offensive record and set school marks for wins and winning
percentage multiple times. He has also coached a list of players nearing 30
that have been either drafted or signed by professional teams.
Doffek’s influence reached a national level in 1999 when Milwaukee upset No.
1 Rice University during the program’s first appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Doffek, along with Jerry Augustine, was named the 1999 Wisconsin
Baseball Coaches Association (WBCA) Co-Coach of the Year. In 2001, the
Panthers’ offense ranked second in the nation after hitting a school-record
.352 as a team. Together, Milwaukee saw all 10 regulars bat above .300 and
five hit over .350. The team was led by a pair of players that hit over .420,
including Scott Gillitzer’s then school-record average of .424. Gillitzer is one
of nine drafted players through Doffek’s instruction.
Before joining the coaching staff, Doffek spent five seasons (1989-93) in the
Los Angeles Dodgers minor league system, making it to the Triple-A level
with the Albuquerque Dukes.
Collegiately, Doffek played baseball at Waukesha County Community College, where he won the NJCAA batting title after hitting .539 as a sophomore.
He was honored as an all-region and all-conference selection. Doffek attended Hartland Arrowhead High School, where he was selected to all-state and
all-conference teams. He also played football for three years.
Doffek lives in Menomonee Falls with his wife, Kara, and two children,
daughter Kori and son Ty.
Cory Bigler
Head Assistant Coach
Mike Goetz
Assistant Coach
Eighth Season
Second Season
Mike Goetz returns to the UWM coaching staff for his second season. Goetz will serve as first base coach and work with the outfielders
and baserunning.
A year ago, the Panthers led the Horizon League in earned run average and
went 4-1 in the league tournament, riding strong pitching to the championship.
The team recorded a 2.66 ERA in the five games, limiting opponents to just a
.247 batting average.
“We are excited to have Mike back at UWM,” head coach Scott Doffek
said. “He was able to accomplish great things here as player and now
he looks to take the next step in his baseball career as a coach. I was
able to witness firsthand the focus and desire he brought to the game
as a player, and it was second to none. We are extremely fortunate to
have Mike back in the Panther family.”
Under Bigler’s watch in 2009, three members of his staff ended the season
among the top seven in earned run average in league contests. In conference
games, the Panthers led the Horizon League in ERA by half a run per game
(3.68 to 4.37).
“Cory has really poured his heart and soul into his job here, whether it is recruiting, field work, office work or practice,” UWM head coach Scott Doffek
said. “He does it with everything he has. We work hand-in-hand on all aspects
of the program and he has been such a great asset. We are blessed to have him.”
In 2008, Brad Lusti stepped in immediately as a weekend starter for UWM and
earned Horizon League All-Newcomer Team honors. He led the team with a
4.24 ERA that ranked eighth in the Horizon League and had a team-high 53
strikeouts. He also helped Andy Hetebrueg to six wins on the year (third in the
league), including a stretch of victories in four-straight starts.
In 2007, Robert Michalkiewicz earned second team all-league honors, leading
the conference in shutouts and complete games while setting UWM records for
career games started, innings pitched and with his streak of 22.1 consecutive
scoreless innings. The staff also posted the first one-hitter since April of 2003.
Rick Cavaiani recorded the best winning percentage in school history in 2006,
going 8-2 with seven-consecutive wins at one point in earning all-league honors. Jed Dolske finished with a 2.33 ERA and seven saves, setting the school
record for career saves while becoming just the second-ever Panther to pitch
in more than 100 games. Aaron Sorenson earned Horizon League Newcomer
of the Year honors in 2005. The junior hurler tied the school-record with nine
victories and also tied school records for strikeouts in a game with 13 against
Butler and consecutive wins in one season with seven-straight.
A three-year letterwinner from 1993-95, Bigler transferred to Milwaukee from
UW-Oshkosh, where he played in 1992. At UWM, the righthander posted
an 11-8 record, pitching 136.0 innings in 21 starts. Bigler’s best season came
in 1994 when he posted a staff-best 4.26 earned run average to go along with a
team-high 47 strikeouts. Following that season, Bigler was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 23rd round of the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft.
Bigler played two seasons of professional baseball.
Even while playing during his college years, coaching has always been in Bigler’s
blood. Bigler served as a part-time and full-time pitching instructor at Mike
Hegan’s Field of Dreams from 1995-2001 while also serving as the pitching
coach at Cardinal Stritch University in 1996-97. Bigler added to his impressive
resume by serving as the varsity pitching coach at the high school level, coaching at Whitnall High School from 1998-2002 and Brookfield Central High
School in 2003.
Bigler and his wife, Marci, reside in Brookfield with their two children, daughter Emery and son Brooks.
Goetz officially retired as a player in 2009, spending his final season
with the Frontier League’s Rockford (Ill.) RiverHawks. He spent
three additional years in professional baseball prior to that tenure
in Rockford. The Milwaukee Brewers drafted him after he became
UWM’s first-ever All-American in 2005, leading the nation with a
.493 average.
Steve Sanfilippo
Assistant Coach
Third Season
Steve Sanfilippo begins his third season as a member of the staff of
the Milwaukee baseball team. This year, Sanfilippo officially takes the
role of Director of Baseball Operations after spending his first two
seasons as an assistant coach.
His responsibilities include helping with fundraising and community
service. He will also be in charge of the Milwaukee Baseball Camp
program and help out with summer placement of Panther players.
Sanfilippo was a three-year letterwinner on the baseball diamond for
the Panthers (2003-05), earning league all-newcomer team honors in
2003. Before coming to UWM, he spent three seasons as the hitting
and infield coach at MSOE in Milwaukee and started his coaching
experience at the Ripken Baseball Academy in Aberdeen, Md. While
there, Sanfilippo gained baseball knowledge working beside MLB
Hall of Famer Cal Ripken, his brother Bill and many other former
major leaguers.
Ben Long
Volunteer Assistant Coach
First Season
3
Cory Bigler enters his eighth season as an assistant at his alma mater. Bigler
serves as Milwaukee’s head assistant coach as well as pitching coach. He also
assists with recruiting.
2011 Milwaukee Baseball Preview
Great pitching. Timely Hitting. Solid defense.
Those three components all came together for
the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee baseball team last season, sending the Panthers to
the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time in
program history after claiming the 2010 Horizon League Tournament Championship. The
team ended the season with an overall record
of 33-26, the third-highest victory total in program history. For head coach Scott Doffek, the
2010 season will always have a lot of special
memories.
“It was the chance to finally get to see a great
group of seniors accomplish something they
had worked really hard for,” Doffek said. “They
didn’t do anything differently than they had in
years past; they just executed a little bit more
and pitched a little better down the stretch. So,
it was great to see those guys get rewarded.”
The first question will be to see if they can do
it again. Five everyday starters return, including
four who have earned all-league honors, along
with a solid nucleus of last season’s pitching staff.
“We have a good core group of guys returning
that were there, so they know what it takes, but
more importantly, I know they are willing to
work for it,” Doffek said. “They had a taste of it
and want to get back. They know that opportunities like that are hard to come by. You have to
take every opportunity you are given and make
the most of it. Every day is another chance to
seize the moment.”
Senior leadership did play a key role a year
ago. Graduated are longtime mainstays in the
lineup Tim Patzman, Ben Long, Dan Buchholz
and Shaun Wegner. Those four players not only
accounted for a large chunk of the offense – hitting a combined .345 in 2010 with 269 hits,
156 runs scored, 25 home runs and 167 runs
batted in – but three of the four were five-year
players at UWM and accounted for over 600
games played in their collective careers at Milwaukee.
“We lost a key group of seniors where you were
looking at a lot of experience and know-how in
dealing with adversity,” Doffek said. “Not only
that, but they were excellent team guys that did
whatever it took to make the squad better. That
will be tough to replace.”
But, Milwaukee has regularly had to reload
the roster and can even do it on the fly if it has
to, proving that near the end of last season.
Patzman, who ended up leading the Horizon
League in batting average and was named First-
4
Team All-League, went down with a seasonending injury in early May. Without skipping
a beat, the team went 11-4 the rest of the way
to claim the league tournament championship.
“Who would have thought we would have finished stronger after Patzman went down?,”
Doffek asked. “People stepped up. We had some
younger guys step in and give us quality at bats
and, down the stretch, our pitching was the difference. You look at the league tournament … we
minimized the big innings – put up ones instead
of the big numbers. In the past we have beat ourselves and last year we found a way not to.”
A look around the roster sees an interesting
mix. Doffek will be adding 17 newcomers to
the roster in 2011, which will create plenty of
opportunities all over the field.
First Base
Long started 58 of the 59 games UWM played
at first base a season ago. With his departure,
it opens up a chance for junior Paul Hoenecke
to display his versatility once again. Hoenecke
(.308 in 56 games, 31 RBI) earned First-Team
All-Horizon League honors as a utility player
in 2010, playing mainly second base but also
third, first and as the DH. Hoenecke played
regularly at third base as a freshman and second as a sophomore, but now will be asked to
step into the starting job at first base as a junior.
“We have an opportunity to put Paul Hoenecke over there and he will also have a chance
to play catcher some games,” Doffek said. “Ryan
Solberg had a very good fall and has a chance
to fight for innings and at bats. Phil Striggow
comes in after putting up some explosive offensive numbers at Kankakee.”
Solberg, a freshman, was named the Wisconsin
Baseball Coaches Association State Player of
the Year as a senior in high school. Striggow, a
junior, comes to UWM after a very successful
junior college career, batting .395 with 16 HR
and 77 RBI in 61 games a season ago.
“Those three guys may become interchangeable between first base and DH,” Doffek said.
“I feel really comfortable with all those guys at
this point. Paul has the most experience at this
level, but we are very physical with any of those
three guys.”
Second Base
A familiar face will also take over the next open
position, as senior Cole Kraft will move from
shortstop to play second base every day. Kraft,
the everyday starting shortstop a season ago,
will return to the position he started his career
at after another fine performance at the plate
(.350, 48 runs, 78 hits, 35 RBI) as a junior.
Those numbers earned Kraft Second Team AllHorizon League honors.
“I think Cole is better suited to play there and
was originally there before we asked him to play
shortstop based on need,” Doffek said. “He has
been a very solid player in the league over his
entire career. He is a very good athlete and just
a competitor.”
Second will also be the spot where senior Jim
Lundstrom (48 games in 2010) and freshman
Michael Porcaro will make their way onto the
field. Lundstrom was an asset with his glove and
played a large role as a defensive replacement
last year, making errors in just three games.
Shortstop
With Kraft moving, the shortstop job looks to
be a competition between two younger players.
Sophomore Alex Erdmann and freshman Tell
Taylor have been battling it out for the starting
role. Erdmann (29 games) earned some valuable experience in 2010 following a redshirt
campaign as a true freshman.
“It’s been a real battle between the two so far,”
Doffek said. “Tell really has a chance to be a
special defensive player up the middle. Alex had
a really good fall and winter and is pushing every step of the way.”
Third Base
Buchholz started 44 games at third last season,
so yet another spot will be open for someone
to step up. Milwaukee has plenty of options as
well as solid back-ups in both newcomers and
returners.
Freshman Sam Koenig will have the chance
to open the season as the starter at third, but
Lundstrom and sophomore Nick Lingvay (redshirt in 2010) will also see time there.
“That group of players will also back up at second and third and be interchangeable,” Doffek
said. “We have a lot of flexibility at second and
third – each of them can play either spot.”
Catcher
Wegner (41) and Buchholz (15) combined to
start all but three games behind the dish a season ago. The only returner with experience in a
UWM jersey will be sophomore Drew Pearson, who played in 20 games and made three
starts behind the plate as a freshman. The Panthers will have depth at the position, though.
Hoenecke may be an option, but the team
also has junior Brandon Davis (.358, 36 RBI,
threw out 40 percent of would-be base stealers
in 2010) and freshman Bill Hanke.
“Dekoning has been a mainstay and I think
he really solidifies the outfield,” Doffek said.
“Sam played every day last year but got a lot of
those at bats at DH. He should be in right and
Capasso should step up in left. But, we have a
couple of other guys who are making that decision a tough one.”
That list includes three newcomers: junior
Mark Strey and freshmen Derek Peake and
Zachary Wisowaty.
“Peake is real athletic and fast – probably the
fastest on the team – and will be battling for
time,” Doffek said. “We also have Mark Strey,
who is a tireless worker with good tools, pushing for time. Wisowaty has done a great job as
well. He is a good left-handed stick that could
contribute right now. He needs to physically
mature a little, but the bat will play sooner than
later.”
Pitching
A key part of all the success enjoyed by the
team came from the pitching staff. The team led
the Horizon League in earned run average and
saves and had the Horizon League Newcomer
of the Year and Relief Pitcher of the Year on the
staff.
“I think we had a better collection of competitive people last year,” Milwaukee pitching coach
Cory Bigler said. “I don’t think our staff was
more talented than in past years, but, overall,
we had more competitive people on the mound
that did not back down from a challenge.”
The Panthers played in seven postseason games
a year ago, with almost every returner seeing ac-
tion in those intense, late-season contests.
“Big-game experience really does help,” Bigler
said. “Making pitches is about confidence and
trust. And you learn that quickly when you have
had success in postseason games.”
Leading the way for the starting rotation in
2011 will be senior Chad Pierce, named the
newcomer of the year in the league in 2010
after a season in which he went 7-5 with 4.03
ERA (second in the league). He made a program record 16 starts and led the team with
102.2 innings and 64 strikeouts.
“Chad is a highly-competitive person and he’s
going to be a cornerstone of our staff,” Bigler
said. “What people forget is that it took a while
for him last year. He started out as our three
or four and struggled to find his way for a bit.
Chad will start the season as our Friday-night
guy which should help us out of the gate, considering we have some new faces and some guys
that will have to step up in roles.”
Two returners out of the bullpen did an incredible job in 2010. Juniors Cameron Amsrud and
Greg Blohowiak will hope to ride that success
and continue it in 2011.
Amsrud was the league’s relief pitcher of the
year a season ago, topping the charts with nine
saves in 25 appearances. He was close to untouchable at the end of the campaign, working
19.1 straight scoreless innings over his last 12
appearances to end the season.
“Cameron was lights-out and finished the year
extremely strong,” Bigler said. “More than anything with him is just his mentality. He feels
comfortable in pressure situations and makes
big pitches when he needs to. His mentality as
just a sophomore last year speaks for itself.”
Blohowiak blossomed in his role, ending the
year with a 2-0 record, a team-best 1.67 ERA
and two saves in 27.0 innings. He was impressive all season, not allowing an earned run in 18
of 20 appearances.
Senior Jayme Sukowaty warmed up as the
season went along last year, earning a spot on
the league’s all-newcomer team after going 4-2
with a 4.40 ERA in 16 games. He walked just
10 batters in 47.0 innings of work. Other possibilities for the starting rotation among returners include a pair of sophomores in Eric Semmelhack and Jordan Guth.
“Blow had a solid year and really got us to the
end of the game in a lot of settings whether it
was one batter or a few innings,” Bigler said.
“Having that ability to be flexible is invaluable
and something that we hope Greg can continue.
It will be hard to see his numbers to get better,
but we definitely expect him to be that guy for
us.”
“Sukowaty is someone who would be up next
for that weekend role. He is a senior who has
that year under his belt and that’s important,”
Bigler said. “Semmelhack had an injury early
and tried to recover over the course of the season but never really got back to 100-percent.
We are looking forward to big things out of him
and, if healthy, he could be a big factor on the
weekend. Guth is someone whose pitches make
sense as a starter. He is a guy with a high ceiling
and needs to take a real step up.”
Other returners include senior Cuyler Franzke
(3-5 in 14 games), junior Kaleb Engelke (11
games) and sophomore Jake Long.
Others fighting to start on the mound include
some newcomers: sophomore Cale Tassi and
freshmen Eric King, Joshua Uhen and Gunnar Eastman – will battle for their turn on the
mound.
“Eric King definitely has the mentality and
makeup to compete and win at this level. He
should fight for starts whether it’s midweek
or weekend,” Bigler said. “Uhen has a power
arm and could be used in several roles. Josh is
a true competitor. Eastman has the pitches to
compete and be successful as well while Tassi
has a live arm and could find his way into the
rotation.”
“We hope Engelke will be that left-handed
complement to the end of our bullpen so we can
match up more effectively,” Bigler said. “If he can
attack the strike zone aggressively, we feel like
he is going to have a lot of success.”
Rounding out the staff are three newcomers:
junior Kyle Spurley and freshman Todd Hegbloom will get a chance to compete after missing last season due to injury, while true freshman Michael Schneider will also be competing
for innings.
“Spurley is coming off an injury and is a bit of
a wildcard right now. He has a lot of life on his
pitches and attacks hitters,” Bigler said. “Schneider is a very talented pitcher with a full complement of pitches. If he can take the next step
with his confidence at this level, he will have a
lot of success.”
Milwaukee will open the 2011 campaign at
Tennessee, with the season opener scheduled
for a 3 p.m. first pitch Feb. 18.
5
Outfield
The Panthers could be in a position where the
three starters in the outfield on opening day
could be the three that play there every game
in 2011. Senior Doug Dekoning is the cornerstone. A three-year starter in center, Dekoning
(.300 in 59 games) was a first-team all-league
selection as a sophomore and plays terrific defense, making just two errors while also adding
four outfield assists. Senior Sam Sivilotti – an
outfielder by trade – accumulated the majority of his at bats in the designated hitter role in
2010 but was the starting rightfielder on opening day in 2009 before an injury shortened his
season. He had a breakout year at the plate a
season ago (.352, 62 hits, 37 RBI), earning second-team all-league honors as a result. Lastly,
sophomore Jonathan Capasso stepped into the
starting left field position after Patzman was
hurt and batted .344 the rest of the way. He was
named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer
Team after batting .310 in 47 contests.
MILWAUKEE SPORTS INFORMATION
Assistant SID/Baseball Contact: ...................Chris Zills
Sports Information Director:................Kevin O’Connor
Assistant SID: ............................................. Kevin Conway
Press Box Phone: ......................................(414) 750-2090
Website:........................................ www.uwmpanthers.com
Zills Office: .................................................. 414-229-4593
Zills Cell: ..................................................... 414-750-2090
Zills E-Mail: ............................................. [email protected]
O’Connor Office: ........................................ 414-229-5674
O’Connor Cell:............................................ 414-750-2091
O’Connor E-Mail: [email protected]
Conway Office: ............................................ 414-229-2413
Conway Cell:................................................ 414-750-0298
Conway E-Mail: [email protected]
SID Office Fax: ........................................... 414-229-5749
Address: ............... UWM Athletics - Sports Information
.................................................. UWM Pavilion, Room 140
.......................................................... Milwaukee, WI 53201
Newspapers/Wire
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
333 W. State St.
Milwaukee, WI 53203
(P): 414-224-2310
(F): 414-224-2049
UWM Post
UW-Milwaukee
Union-EG80
Milwaukee, WI 53201
(P): 414-229-4578
(F): 414-229-4579
Associated Press
922 N. 4th St.
Milwaukee, WI 53203
(P): 414-271-0158
(F): 414-225-3599
Milwaukee Television
WDJT-TV (CBS-Ch. 58)
809 S. 60th St.
Milwaukee, WI 53214
(P): 414-607-8140
(F): 414-777-5802
WISN-TV (ABC-Ch. 12)
719 N. 19th St.
Milwaukee, WI 53233
(P): 414-937-3337
(F): 414-342-7505
6
WITI-TV (Fox-Ch. 6)
9001 N. Green Bay Rd.
Milwaukee, WI 53209
(P): 414-586-2181
(F): 414-586-2141
WTMJ-TV (NBC-Ch. 4)
720 E. Capitol Dr.
Milwaukee, WI 53212
(P): 414-967-5316
(F): 414-967-5466
Milwaukee Radio
WAUK (1510 AM)
770 N. Jefferson St.
Milwaukee, WI 53202
(P): 414-273-3776
(F): 414-291-3776
WTMJ (620 AM)
720 E. Capital Dr.
Milwaukee, WI 53202
(P): 414-967-5318
(F): 414-967-5298
WISN (1130 AM)
12100 W. Howard Ave.
Greenfield, WI 53228
(P): 414-342-1111
(F): 414-342-4734
WSSP (1250 AM)
11800 W. Grange Ave.
Hales Corners, WI 53130
(P): 414-529-1250
(F): 414-529-2122
Informational Releases
The sports information office produces weekly press releases for baseball. To be added
to an electronic mailing list for prompt delivery of those releases to your home or office computer, contact Chris Zills. The release is also available on the internet.
Credential Requests
All requests for media credentials for UWM baseball home games should be made to
Chris Zills in the UWM Sports Information office as early as possible.
Interviews
All interviews with players and coaches should be arranged through Chris Zills. Players’ home phone numbers will not be released to the media. Practices are open to the
media and players and coaches are available to the media at that time.
Media members are invited to visit www.uwmpanthers.com, the officially-sanctioned
website of the Milwaukee Athletic Department, to keep up with all of the latest information on the Milwaukee baseball program. The site features weekly releases and
previews prior to gameday, plus complete game recaps, postgame quotes, box scores
and up-to-date statistics. Fans can also follow the stats of all home games live online.
The site also features profiles on every UWM baseball player, as well as special feature
stories on the team, updated throughout the season. Plus the website - hosted by CBS
College Sports - has updated information on all 15 of UWM’s varsity sports.
Chris Zills
Sports Information Contact
Sixth Season
Chris Zills is the UWM sports information contact for the Milwaukee baseball team.
He joined the athletic department in July of 2005, after spending four and a half years
as the head SID at Marian College in Fond du Lac, Wis.
At UWM, Zills is the primary media relations contact for men’s soccer and swimming & diving, in addition to the baseball team. He also assists SID Kevin O’Connor
with the men’s basketball team.
Zills received his undergraduate degree in sports management from the University of
Wisconsin-La Crosse and his master’s degree from Marian University. He has been
an active member of the College Sports Information Directors of America since 2001.
Zills has also received national publication awards from CoSIDA for his work on media guides 16 times, including one for the 2006 UWM baseball media guide, which
finished second in the district and fourth in the nation.
He currently resides in West Bend with his wife, Bridget, and two sons: Quinn, born
in December of 2005, and Lucas, born in July of 2008.
Pronunciation Guide
Name
Pronunciation
Cameron Amsrud .....................Ams-RUDE
Greg Blohowiak ........... Blow-HOVE-ee-ak
Jonathan Capasso.................. Kah-PASS-oh
Doug Dekoning..................Dah-CONE-ing
Kaleb Engelke..............................EN-gel-key
Cuyler Franzke ...................Ky-ler Franz-key
Jordan Guth ..........................................Gooth
Todd Hegbloom.................... HEGG-bloom
Paul Hoenecke .........................HEN-ah-key
Sam Koenig ..................................... KAY-nig
Derek Peake.............................................Peak
Sam Sivilotti ..........................Siv-il-LOT-tee
Phil Striggow .....................................Strig-go
Jayme Sukowaty ............ Sook-ah-WOTTY
2011 Player Breakdown
Yr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
Pos.
RHP
LHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
LHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
B/T
R/R
L/L
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
L/L
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
Ht.
6-2
6-0
6-3
6-2
6-1
5-11
6-3
6-1
6-4
6-2
6-5
6-0
6-5
6-0
6-3
5-9
Wt.
175
170
195
195
215
165
190
210
185
175
185
170
230
185
195
200
Hometown/Last School
Green Bay, Wis./Green Bay West
Mineral Point, Wis./Mineral Point
Presque Isle, Wis./Lakeland Union/UW-Superior
Reedsville, Wis./Reedsville/MATC
Fond du Lac, Wis./Fond du Lac/Arkansas
Fond du Lac, Wis./Fond du Lac
Schofield, Wis./D.C. Everest
Linden, Wis./Iowa-Grant/MATC
Oshkosh, Wis./Oshkosh North
Green Bay, Wis./Green Bay Southwest
Onalaska, Wis./Onalaska
De Pere, Wis./West De Pere
Oak Creek, Wis./Oak Creek
Appleton, Wis./Fox Valley Lutheran
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis./Wisconsin Rapids
Pulaski, Wis./Pulaski
Catchers (4)
No. Name
12 Chad Pierce
20 Brandon Davis
27 Drew Pearson
55 Bill Hanke
Yr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Pos.
P/C
C
C
C
B/T
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
Ht.
6-1
6-2
6-1
6-0
Wt.
215
230
190
190
Fond du Lac, Wis./Fond du Lac/Arkansas
Highlands Ranch, Colo./Fort Scott
Racine, Wis./Racine Horlick
Slinger, Wis./Slinger
Infielders (10)
No. Name
1 Michael Porcaro
2 Tell Taylor
3 Cole Kraft
8 Paul Hoenecke
14 Alex Erdmann
15 Jim Lundstrom
19 Sam Koenig
23 Nick Lingvay
28 Ryan Solberg
32 Phil Striggow
Yr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Pos. B/T
2B
R/R
SS
R/R
2B
L/R
3B/2B L/R
IF
R/R
IF
R/R
3B
R/R
IF
R/R
1B/OF R/R
3B/1B R/R
Ht.
5-6
6-1
5-10
6-1
6-2
6-0
6-4
6-0
6-5
6-2
Wt.
160
180
170
190
180
175
200
175
210
230
Burlington, Wis./Burlington
Burlington, Wis./Burlington
Menomonie, Wis./Winona State
Kewaskum, Wis./West Bend West
Menomonee Falls, Wis./Menomonee Falls
Crete, Ill./Crete-Monee/MATC
Prairie du Sac, Wis./Sauk Prairie
Kenosha, Wis./Kenosha Tremper
Waukesha, Wis./Waukesha West
Monee, Ill./Crete-Monee/Kankakee CC
Outfielders (7)
No. Name
6 Jonathan Capasso
7 Zachary Wisowaty
9 Mark Strey
18 Doug Dekoning
21 Sam Sivilotti
28 Ryan Solberg
34 Derek Peake
Yr.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Pos. B/T
OF
L/L
OF
L/R
OF
R/R
OF
L/L
OF
R/R
1B/OF R/R
OF
L/R
Ht.
5-10
5-10
6-1
6-2
6-0
6-5
6-0
Wt.
175
160
195
185
190
210
175
Racine, Wis./Racine Horlick
Clinton, Wis./Clinton
Marshfield, Wis./Marshfield/MATC
Menomonee Falls, Wis./Menomonee Falls
Glendale, Wis./Nicolet
Waukesha, Wis./Waukesha West
Waukesha, Wis./Waukesha Catholic Memorial
Head Coach: #5 Scott Doffek (Fifth year)
Head Assistant Coach: #22 Cory Bigler (Eighth year)
Assistant Coaches: Mike Goetz (Third year) & Steve Sanfilippo (Third year)
By Class:
Seniors (7): Dekoning, Franzke, Kraft, Lundstrom, Pierce, Sivilotti, Sukowaty
Juniors (8): Amsrud, Blohowiak, Davis, Engelke, Hoenecke, Spurley, Strey, Striggow
Sophomores (8): Capasso, Erdmann, Guth, Lingvay, Long, Pearson, Semmelhack, Tassi
Freshmen (12): Eastman, Hanke, Hegbloom, King, Koenig, Peake, Porcaro, Schneider,
Solberg, Taylor, Uhen, Wisowaty
By State:
Wisconsin (32): Amsrud, Blohowiak, Capasso, Dekoning, Eastman, Engelke, Erdmann,
Franzke, Guth, Hanke, Hegbloom, Hoenecke, King, Koenig, Kraft, Lingvay, Long, Peake,
Pearson, Pierce, Porcaro, Schneider, Semmelhack, Sivilotti, Solberg, Spurley, Strey, Tassi,
Taylor, Uhen, Wisowaty
Illinois (2): Lundstrom, Striggow
Colorado (1): Davis
0
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
23
24
26
27
28
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
45
55
Numerical
Greg Blohowiak, Jr., P
Michael Porcaro, Fr., 2B
Tell Taylor, Fr., SS
Cole Kraft, Sr., 2B
Kaleb Engelke, Jr., P
Jonathan Capasso, So., OF
Zachary Wisowaty, Fr., OF
Paul Hoenecke, Jr., 3B/2B
Mark Strey, Jr., OF
Cale Tassi, So., P
Jayme Sukowaty, Sr., P
Chad Pierce, Sr., P/C
Eric King, Fr., P
Alex Erdmann, So., IF
Jim Lundstrom, Sr., IF
Cameron Amsrud, Jr., P
Kyle Spurley, Jr., P
Doug Dekoning, Sr., OF
Sam Koenig, Fr., 3B
Brandon Davis, Jr., C
Sam Sivilotti, Sr., OF
Nick Lingvay, So., IF
Joshua Uhen, Fr., P
Gunnar Eastman, Fr., P
Drew Pearson, So., C
Ryan Solberg, Fr., OF/1B
Jordan Guth, So., P
Mike Schneider, Fr., P
Phil Striggow, Jr., 3B/1B
Eric Semmelhack, So., P
Derek Peake, Fr., OF
Cuyler Franzke, Sr., P
Jake Long, So., P
Todd Hegbloom, Fr., P
Bill Hanke, Fr., C
16
0
6
20
18
26
4
14
35
30
55
45
8
13
19
3
23
36
15
34
27
12
1
31
33
21
28
17
9
32
11
10
2
24
7
Alphabetical
Cameron Amsrud, Jr., P
Greg Blohowiak, Jr., P
Jonathan Capasso, So., OF
Brandon Davis, Jr., C
Doug Dekoning, Sr., OF
Gunnar Eastman, Fr., P
Kaleb Engelke, Jr., P
Alex Erdmann, So., IF
Cuyler Franzke, Sr., P
Jordan Guth, So., P
Bill Hanke, Fr., C
Todd Hegbloom, Fr., P
Paul Hoenecke, Jr., 3B/2B
Eric King, Fr., P
Sam Koenig, Fr., 3B
Cole Kraft, Sr., 2B
Nick Lingvay, So., IF
Jake Long, So., P
Jim Lundstrom, Sr., IF
Derek Peake, Fr., OF
Drew Pearson, So., C
Chad Pierce, Sr., P/C
Michael Porcaro, Fr., 2B
Mike Schneider, Fr., P
Eric Semmelhack, So., P
Sam Sivilotti, Sr., OF
Ryan Solberg, Fr., OF/1B
Kyle Spurley, Jr., P
Mark Strey, Jr., OF
Phil Striggow, Jr., 3B/1B
Jayme Sukowaty, Sr., P
Cale Tassi, So., P
Tell Taylor, Fr., SS
Joshua Uhen, Fr., P
Zachary Wisowaty, Fr., OF
Pitchers (16)
No. Name
0 Greg Blohowiak
4 Kaleb Engelke
10 Cale Tassi
11 Jayme Sukowaty
12 Chad Pierce
13 Eric King
16 Cameron Amsrud
17 Kyle Spurley
24 Joshua Uhen
26 Gunnar Eastman
30 Jordan Guth
31 Mike Schneider
33 Eric Semmelhack
35 Cuyler Franzke
36 Jake Long
45 Todd Hegbloom
7
2010: Earned Second Team All-Horizon League honors at shortstop after a season in which
he batted .350, starting all 56 games he appeared in ... tied for the team lead with 78 hits and
led the squad with 21 doubles, a total that ranked third in the Horizon League and tied for fifth
in school history ... scored 48 runs, hit five home runs and recorded 35 RBI ... second on team
with 23 multi-hit games and hit .404 with runners in scoring position ... batted .439 (47-for107) in league games, third-best in the conference ... his 47 hits were tops in league play, as well
... hit safely in the first five games of the year ... his three doubles against Dayton March 7 tied
the school record for doubles in a game ... had two hits, including a home run, and scored twice
against #14 Arkansas March 12 ... 3-for-4 with two runs scored against UIC March 27 and
against Cleveland State April 2 ... compiled an eight-game hitting streak April 17-28, batting
19-for-39 (.487) in the stretch ... had four-hit games against Butler April 18 and Bradley April
21 ... also scored three and drove in three against the Braves ... named Horizon League Player of
the Week May 16 after going 9-for-16 (.450) with seven RBI as UWM went 3-1 in four games ...
set career-high with a five-hit contest against Youngstown State May 22 ... went 3-for-5 with two
runs and two RBI in Horizon League Tournament Championship round against Wright State
May 29 ... fielded the final out of UWM’s championship win against the Raiders the next day ...
had a hit and scored a run against #15 San Diego in the NCAA Tournament June 5 ... named to
the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.
3
Cole
Kraft
Kraft Career Game-Highs
At Bats
Runs
Hits
RBI
Doubles
Triples
HR
Total Bases
Walks
Stolen Bases
2009: Spent the season as Milwaukee’s everyday shortstop, making 50 starts in his 53 games
played ... set career-highs across the board, batting .333 with 37 runs scored and 32 runs batted
in serving as UWM’s leadoff hitter for the majority of the season ... finished 10th in the Horizon
League with his .403 on-base percentage and 12th with his batting average ... also ranked second
in the league with his five sacrifice flies ... third on the team with 19 multi-hit games ... went
6-for-13 with five runs scored and four RBI’s at the Jacksonville Invitational Feb. 27-March 1 ...
scored twice, had two hits and knocked in three against Central Michigan March 18 ... enjoyed a
15-game hitting streak April 10-May 3 ... 3-for-4 with two RBI against Wright State April 11 ...
3-for-6 with three runs scored and a home run in win over Youngstown State April 18 ... 5-for-7
with three driven in and two stolen bases during doubleheader sweep of Northern Illinois April
28 ... career-best four hits against Butler May 9, driving in three ... batted .348 versus lefties ...
named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.
7 ................................. Two times
3 .................................Four times
5 .....................vs. YSU, 5/22/10
3 ..................................Five times
3 .................. vs. Dayton, 3/7/10
1 .................................Four times
1 ...............................Seven times
8 ......................at YSU, 4/18/09
3 .... vs. Cleveland State, 5/3/09
2 ...............................Three times
Second Base
Senior • L/R
5-10 • 170
2008: Appeared in 38 games as a freshman, making 18 starts at second base ... batted .295 on the
season, including .350 in Horizon League play ... recorded first hit in UWM uniform in season
opener, scoring once and driving in a run against Jacksonville Feb. 22 ... hit safely in eight of first
10 appearances ... had season-high three hits and two runs batted in and stole a base against Austin Peay March 14 ... two hits versus Valparaiso May 3 ... scored twice and stole two bases against
Cleveland State in the Horizon League Tournament May 21 ... threat on the bases, stealing six
times in eight tries ... batted .419 with runners in scoring position and .378 with runners on.
Major: Communications
Menomonie, Wis.
Menomonie High School
Prior to UWM: Spent one year at Winona State University in Minnesota ... earned a scholarship for baseball and football, lettering as a wide receiver during the 2007 season ... maintained
freshmen eligibility for baseball after an injury.
MORE ON COLE:
Favorite baseball player:
“Joe Mauer or Derek Jeter”
Team you were cheering for in 2010 World Series:
“Texas Rangers”
Best game/highlight you’ve ever seen in person:
“Nothing in baseball, but best I ever saw was
Michael Jordan playing basketball.”
Pro athlete you’d want to be for a day:
“Derek Jeter”
Game/series looking forward to most in 2011:
“Arkansas”
Favorite website to visit:
“Facebook and ESPN.com”
Favorite artist and song on your iPod:
“Akon for hip hop and Kenny Chesney for country.”
High School: Earned Northwest Conference Player of the Year awards in baseball, basketball
and football ... lettered 12 times in his prep career ... First Team Wisconsin Baseball Coaches
Association All-State and District Player of the Year as a senior after hitting .614 ... also state
co-player of the year ... three-time all-conference choice on the diamond ... helped high school
team to conference championships in all three sports ... was an all-state punter ... member of
Division 2 state championship football team in 2002 and state runner-up in 2003 ... two-time
All-Northwest, three-time all-conference and team captain in football ... all-state, three-time
All-Northwest, three-time all-conference and two-year captain in basketball ... averaged 18
points and six rebounds a game as a senior ... four year honor roll member.
Personal: Son of Mike and Lyn Kraft ... lists hobbies as playing sports and hanging out ... considers winning the sectional final on a last-second shot as his most memorable sports experience ...
coaches youth football, basketball and baseball ... born Feb. 17, 1988.
COLE KRAFT’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS
Year
2008
2009
2010
Totals
8
AVG
.295
.333
.350
.334
G-GS
38-18
53-50
56-56
147-124
AB
88
186
223
497
R
18
37
48
103
H
26
62
78
166
2B
3
11
21
35
3B
0
3
1
4
HR
0
2
5
7
RBI
11
32
35
78
TB
29
85
116
230
SLG%
.330
.457
.520
.463
OBP
.347
.403
.404
.394
SB
6-8
6-8
6-10
18-26
2010: Named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team after going 4-2 in 16
games, making eight starts ... his 4.40 ERA was second-lowest among starting pitchers on the staff ... struck out 22 batters in 47.0 innings while walking just 10 ... earned
a spot in the weekend rotation by the end of the season ... first start of the year came
at Northern Illinois March 24, where he was in line for the win before a late NIU
comeback ... allowed no earned runs in 4.1 innings, striking out five while walking just
one ... earned the victory against Wisconsin Lutheran April 9, working 3.0 scoreless innings in the start ... beat Northwestern April 28 at Miller Park, giving up just three hits
in 6.0 scoreless innings ... recorded the victory against Butler May 14, again allowing
no earned runs in 6.0 innings of work ... suffered one of the toughest losses in recent
memory at the Horizon League Tournament against Wright State May 28 ... threw a
complete-game three-hitter against the Raiders that day, allowing just one run in the
1-0 loss ... earned the start against #15 San Diego in the NCAA Tournament June 5.
High School: Had an all-state career on the mound ... was named WBCA District 4
Co-Player of the Year as a senior and first team all-district ... also garnered Olympian
Conference Player of the Year honors and first team all-league accolades that season ...
went 7-3 with a 2.29 ERA his last year, earning Third Team WBCA All-State honors
... named second team all-conference as a sophomore and junior, team MVP and most
improved.
Personal: Son of Ronald Sukowaty and Kristine Hecker ... brother, Jesse, played football at St. Norbert College and sister, Shanna, was a student-athlete at Lakeland College ... chose UWM because he liked the school and atmosphere ... career goal is to
become a game warden ... most memorable sports experience was winning baseball
conference championship his senior year ... hobbies include hunting, fishing and playing video games.
Sukowaty Career Game-Highs
Innings
Strikeouts
Walks
Hit by Pitch
Wild Pitch
8.0 ....vs. Wright State, 5/28/10
5 ...at Northern Illinois, 3/24/10
3 ...................vs. Butler, 5/14/10
1 ................................. Two times
1 ...................vs. Butler, 5/14/10
Prior to UWM: Spent two seasons at MATC in Madison, Wis. ... helped the Wolfpack to their 18th-straight conference title and third-consecutive regional crown during a 37-12 season in 2009 ... won a team-best six games in 11 appearances, making 10
starts ... threw four complete games and had two shutouts ... recorded a 4.39 ERA and
42 strikeouts in 53.1 innings ... went 4-3 with a 3.11 ERA in 11 appearances, making
four starts as a freshman ... struck out 31 in 46.1 innings and limited opponents to a
.243 batting average.
11
Jayme
Sukowaty
Pitcher
Senior • R/R
6-2 • 195
Major: Environmental Science
Reedsville, Wis.
Reedsville High School
MORE ON JAYME:
“Barry Zito”
“Texas Rangers”
“Bob Stone’s no-hitter against Rockford College
on April 3, 2009.”
“Brett Favre”
“Conference opener”
“Nationalgeographic.com”
“Eminem - Till I Collapse”
JAYME SUKOWATY
JAYME SUKOWATY’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS
Year
2010
Totals
ERA
4.40
4.40
W
4
4
L
2
2
APP
16
16
GS
8
8
CG
1
1
Sho
0/1
0/1
SV
0
0
IP
47.0
47.0
H
53
53
R
32
32
ER
23
23
BB
10
10
SO
22
22
AVG
.293
.293
9
2010: Enjoyed a stellar year on the mound, earning Horizon League Co-Newcomer of the Year
honors after going 7-5 with a 4.03 ERA in 16 games, all starts ... also named to the league allnewcomer team ... selected a member of the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Team
... compiled team-leading totals of 64 strikeouts, 102.2 innings pitched and two complete games
... earned MVP and all-tournament team honors after his performance in the Horizon League
Tournament ... his 16 starts set a team record and led the league ... his innings total was second
in the league and second in program history ... second in Horizon League in victories, sixth in
strikeouts ... ranked first or second all season long in ERA, finishing second in the league overall
... .261 opponent batting average also ranked second ... made UWM debut against Arkansas
State Feb. 28 ... earned first win against SIU Edwardsville March 6 ... pitched well in return to
Arkansas March 13, pitching into the seventh against the #14 Razorbacks ... named Horizon
League Pitcher of the Week after striking out seven and taking a shutout into the eighth against
#25 Kansas State March 19 ... allowed no earned runs in 8.0 innings against UIC March 26,
striking out seven while allowing just three hits ... threw a complete game against Cleveland
State April 2, striking out six ... picked up the win against St. Norbert April 9 ... allowed just
two earned runs in 6.2 innings of a win against Wright State May 7 ... Horizon League Pitcher
of the Week for a second time after beating Youngstown State May 22, allowing just one earned
run in 8.0 innings ... threw 150 pitches in a complete-game gem against Valparaiso in the opener
of the Horizon League Tournament ... scattered six hits and struck out four in the 3-1 win,
earning U.S. Army Player of the Game honors ... came back on short rest to pitch UWM to the
league title against Wright State May 30, going 6.0 innings, allowing two runs and striking out
four ... earned the start against #1 Arizona State in the NCAA Tournament opener June 4 ...
also batted .250 in 18 games at the plate ... started the season-opener at DH ... went 2-for-2 at
#14 Arkansas March 12, driving in and scoring a run ... tripled against Northern Illinois May
18 ... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.
12
Chad
Pierce
Pierce Career Game-Highs
Innings
Strikeouts
Walks
Hit by Pitch
Wild Pitch
9.0 .............................. Two times
8 ........... vs. St. Norbert, 4/9/10
6 .... at Arkansas State, 2/28/10
3 ..................... vs. UIC, 5/15/10
3 ......................at YSU, 4/23/10
Pitcher/Catcher
Senior • R/R
6-1 • 215
2009: Named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.
Prior to UWM: A transfer from the University of Arkansas who had to sit out the 2009 season
due to NCAA regulations ... appeared in 13 games in his two seasons at Arkansas, going 1-0
with 12 strikeouts in 13.2 innings of work while earning SEC All-Academic honors both years
... saw action on the mound only at Arkansas; will also catch at Milwaukee, his position in high
school.
Major: Education
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Fond du Lac High School
MORE ON CHAD:
High School: Enjoyed a stellar high school career where he was named the No. 5 pro prospect
in the state of Wisconsin by Baseball America ... earned Wisconsin Coaches Association AllState, all-district and Fox Valley Athletics All-Conference honors three times ... batted .362 as
a senior with three doubles, a home run and 11 runs batted in while earning District 4 Player
of the Year honors ... also posted a 7-3 record on the mound with a 1.89 ERA, two saves and 58
strikeouts in 44.1 innings ... batted .322 and went 7-2 with a 1.03 ERA as a junior en route to
his first district player of the year award ... that followed a sophomore campaign that saw him
post a .542 average ... a Wisconsin Scholar-Athlete.
“Alex Rodriguez”
“San Francisco Giants”
“UWM dogpile on the mound in Gary, Ind.”
“Aaron Rodgers”
“Arkansas”
“ESPN.com”
“How Do You Like Me Now - Toby Keith”
Personal: Son of Tim and Nancy Pierce ... minoring in math and social studies ... career goals
are to win a league championship, make regionals and end up at the College World Series ... lists
video games, watching sports, football and baseball as hobbies and interests ... considers winning the Horizon League Tournament and going to NCAA Regionals in 2010 to be his most
memorable sports experience ... born Nov. 20, 1987.
CHAD PIERCE’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS
Year
2010
Totals
ERA
4.03
4.03
W
7
7
L
5
5
APP
16
16
GS
16
16
CG
2
2
Sho
0/0
0/0
SV
0
0
IP
H
102.2 103
102.2 103
R
62
62
ER
46
46
BB
43
43
SO
64
64
AVG
.261
.261
CHAD PIERCE’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS
Year
2010
Totals
10
AVG
.250
.250
G-GS
18-7
18-7
AB
40
40
R
7
7
H
10
10
2B
1
1
3B
1
1
HR
0
0
RBI
4
4
TB
13
13
SLG%
.325
.325
OBP
.302
.302
SB
0-0
0-0
2010: Made 17 starts among 48 appearances on the season ... played role of late-game
defensive specialist ... scored 15 runs and recorded 17 hits ... fielded first 57 chances
of season without an error ... made first start of season at third base against Arkansas
State Feb. 27 ... went 2-for-3 with with two doubles and scored a season-high four
times in win over SIU Edwardsville March 6 ... had two hits against #14 Arkansas
March 14 ... 2-for-3 with a triple, two runs and two RBI against Parkside March 30 ...
two hits, two runs and two driven in against Butler April 17 ... scored a key insurance
run as a pinch-runner in the ninth inning of the Horizon League Tournament Championship against Wright State May 30.
15
Jim
Lundstrom
Lundstrom Career Game-Highs
At Bats
Runs
Hits
RBI
Doubles
Triples
HR
Total Bases
Walks
Stolen Bases
High School: Named all-region twice and all-conference three times on the diamond
... four-year letterwinner at shortstop and pitcher ... earned two baseball achievement
awards ... also an all-conference quarterback, earning team MVP honors in 2006 ...
scholar-athlete for four years.
5 ................................. Two times
4 ..................... vs. SIUE, 3/6/10
2 .................................Four times
2 .................................Four times
2 ..................... vs. SIUE, 3/6/10
1 .............. vs. Parkside, 3/30/10
0 .......................................... N/A
4 ................................. Two times
2 ..................... vs. SIUE, 3/6/10
0 ...........................................N/A
Prior to UWM: Helped MATC to its 18th-straight conference title and third-consecutive regional crown in 2009, starting 44 games ... scored 44 runs and had 18 runs
batted in ... one of the team leaders with 16 stolen bases ... batted .326 in 46 games as
a freshman, driving in 27 runs, scoring 41 times, stealing 10 bases and recording a .437
on-base percentage ... earned All-Wisconsin Technical College Conference honors and
all-academic honors.
Infield
Senior • R/R
6-0 • 175
Personal: Son of Robert and Kathy Lundstrom ... nickname is Jimmy ... brother, Mike,
played baseball at Concordia (Wis.) ... chose UWM because it was close to home and
he liked the direction of the program ... career goal is to become a high school teacher
and become a successful coach ... most memorable sports experience was when his team
hosted a playoff football game for just the second time in 30 years ... lists guitar as a
hobby ... born June 3, 1989.
Major: Educational Studies
Crete, Ill.
Crete-Monee High School
MORE ON JIM:
“Evan Longoria”
“Texas Rangers”
“Winning the 2010 conference tournament.”
“Tom Brady”
“Opening weekend in Tennessee”
“ESPN.com”
“B.o.B – Don’t Let Me Fall”
JIM LUNDSTROM
JIM LUNDSTROM’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS
Year
2010
Totals
AVG
.233
.233
G-GS
48-17
48-17
AB
73
73
R
15
15
H
17
17
2B
2
2
3B
1
1
HR
0
0
RBI
6
6
TB
21
21
SLG%
.288
.288
OBP
.349
.349
SB
0-1
0-1
11
2010: One of nine UWM regulars to bat .300 or better, finishing right at .300 with a hit in his
final at bat of the season ... started 58 of the 59 games he appeared in, scoring 38 runs, recording
66 hits, five triples, three home runs and 25 runs batted in ... his five triples were third in the
Horizon League ... led the team with 10 stolen bases ... career-best 18-game hitting streak came
to a close against Arkansas State Feb. 27 ... crushed a three-run home run to break a 6-6, fifthinning tie against Minnesota March 3 to help UWM to the 13-6 win ... tied career-high with
three RBI that day and against SIU Edwardsville March 6 ... seven-game hitting streak March
14-27 ... hit two triples in a 3-for-5 outing against Cleveland State April 3, tying the program
record for triples in a game ... 7-for-15 in three-game set at Butler April 17-18 ... went 6-for-13
with three runs scored and a home run against Valparaiso April 30-May 1 ... batted .356 against
righties on the year.
18
Doug
Dekoning
Dekoning Career Game-Highs
At Bats
Runs
Hits
RBI
Doubles
Triples
HR
Total Bases
Walks
Stolen Bases
2009: Earned First Team All-Horizon League honors in the outfield after hitting .338 in 54
games, making 51 starts ... was 10th in the Horizon League in batting average and finished fifth
with his 44 runs scored ... hit five home runs and drove in 28 ... had two hitting streaks of 10
or more games ... hit in 10-straight games, March 18-April 7, going 18-for-43 (.419) ... ended
the season on a 16-game streak, the longest of any UWM player on the year ... went 25-for-68
(.368) in that stretch ... three hits against Austin Peay March 13 ... went 3-for-5 with three runs
scored in win over UIC April 4 ... was 3-for-3, drove in two and scored a career-high four times
in victory over Chicago State April 7 ... hit two home runs that game ... drove in a career-best
three against Wisconsin Lutheran April 15 ... perfect 4-for-4 day at Youngstown State April 18
... tied career-high with four more hits at Cleveland State May 3 ... was 3-for-5 in UWM’s Horizon League Tournament win over CSU May 22 ... batted .388 with runners in scoring position.
7 .....................vs. YSU, 5/22/10
4 ....... vs. Chicago State, 4/7/09
4 ................................. Two times
3 .................................Four times
2 ................................. Two times
10 ..... vs. Chicago State, 4/7/09
2 ................................... Six times
2 ................................... Six times
Outfield
Senior • L/L
6-2 • 185
2008: Named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team after a stellar freshman campaign
... made 43 starts in 52 games ... batted .305 on the season and .358 in league play ... enjoyed a
season-high nine-game hitting streak April 9-26, going 15-for-27 in the streak ... that started a
hot stretch at the plate, batting .558 over the next 15 games and .389 from April 9 through the
end of the season ... scored 31 runs and drove in 20 ... batted .370 with runners on base ... first
hit came against UNC-Wilmington Feb. 23 ... had two hits and drove in two versus Austin Peay
March 16 ... had first three-hit game of the season at Southern Illinois April 4 ... collected three
hits in win over Chicago State April 9 ... recorded two doubles and scored twice in victory over
Iowa April 22 ... three hits at Wright State April 26 ... went 6-for-10 with three RBI’s and scored
three times in series versus Valparaiso in early May ... 2-for-3 with two RBI in win over Butler
May 10 ... stole nine bases on the year ... his 43 starts were the most for a Milwaukee freshman
since 2004.
Menomonee Falls, Wis.
Menomonee Falls High School
High School: Enjoyed a stellar high school career on the diamond ... earned 2007 WBCA AllState honors and selected District Player of the Year ... named Greater Metro Conference Player
of the Year as a senior after hitting .448 with 48 hits and 34 runs batted in ... also went 5-1 with
a 1.35 ERA on the mound ... 2007 Community Newspapers Player of the Year ... three-year first
team all-conference choice ... was named first team all-state in 2006 after earning second team
honors in 2005 ... named First Team All-Greater Metro Conference, First Team All-Suburban,
First Team All-District and Second Team Milwaukee Journal Sentinel All-Area in both the 2006
and 2005 seasons ... tabbed Menomonee Falls Pitcher of the Year in 2006 after earning offensive
player of the year honors in 2005 ... hit .505 as a junior and .448 as a sophomore ... team went
69-9 his last two years and won back-to-back Greater Metro Conference titles ... also ran track
and was an all-conference football player, lettering three times ... honor list member.
MORE ON DOUG:
“Ken Griffey Jr.”
“Texas Rangers”
“Ryan Braun’s walk-off homerun that beat the
Pirates the year the Brewers went to the playoffs.”
“LeBron James”
“The season opener, Friday night in Tennessee”
“ESPN.com”
“Kenny Chesney - She’s Got it All”
Personal: Son of Bob Dekoning and Terry Steiner ... career goal is to become a coach ... lists
sports and music as hobbies ... most memorable sports experiences are hitting a walk-off home
run to win sectional semifinals and winning conference titles two years in a row ... has done
volunteer work handing out Christmas wreaths for Holy Cross church ... spent the summer of
2008 playing for the Lannon Stonemen in the Land O’ Lakes League; named Western Division
Rookie of the Year after batting .447 ... born April 3, 1989.
DOUG DEKONING’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS
Year
2008
2009
2010
Totals
12
AVG
.305
.338
.300
.315
G-GS
52-43
54-51
59-58
165-152
AB
154
198
220
572
R
31
44
38
113
H
47
67
66
180
2B
9
13
8
30
3B
0
1
5
6
HR
1
5
3
9
RBI
20
28
25
73
TB
59
97
93
249
SLG%
.383
.490
.423
.435
OBP
.381
.382
.355
.372
SB
9-13
6-8
10-14
25-35
21
Sam
Sivilotti
Sivilotti Career Game-Highs
At Bats
Runs
Hits
RBI
Doubles
Triples
HR
Total Bases
Walks
Stolen Bases
2009: Saw action in 11 games, making three starts ... started the season-opener at No. 6
Arizona State Feb. 20, but injured his shoulder trying to make a catch in the outfield ... did
not return to the field until March 14 against Austin Peay ... hit a double against APSU the
next day ... walked and scored as a pinch hitter against UIC April 4 and against Chicago State
April 7 ... doubled and scored against Wisconsin Lutheran April 15 ... singled in final at bat
of season at Youngstown State April 18 to finish at .250 ... had surgery after that and missed
the remainder of the season.
5 ...............................Seven times
2 ..................................Five times
4 ................. at Bradley, 4/21/10
5 ................. at Bradley, 4/21/10
1 .....................................12 times
1 ................................. Two times
1 ................. at Bradley, 4/21/10
8 ................. at Bradley, 4/21/10
3 ................................. Two times
2 .....................vs. YSU, 5/22/10
2010: Had a breakout season as a junior, batting .352 while setting career-highs across the
board ... named Second Team All-Horizon League as a designated hitter and also earned a
spot on the Horizon League All-Tournament Team ... made 50 starts among his 55 appearances ... scored 28 runs, drove in 37 and had a .426 on-base percentage ... recorded 62 hits
overall, including 10 doubles ... second on the team in batting average ... batted .400 with
runners in scoring position on the season and was second on the squad with 12 multi-RBI
games ... had a hit and scored a run in his first start of the year against Arkansas State Feb.
27 ... moved into the starting line-up for good in mid-March and was red-hot at the plate ...
went 43-for-94 (.457) over the next 28 games, with his season average as high as .453 (which
was second in the league and in the top 10 in the country) in that span ... posted four-straight
multi-hit/multi-RBI games March 27-30 ... had three hits and drove in four in win over Parkside March 30 ... on base five times in six at bats with three walks and two hits in win over
Butler April 18 ... best game offensively against Bradley April 21, setting career-highs with
four hits and five runs batted in while also hitting his first home run ... two hits and two RBI
in Horizon League Tournament win over Wright State May 29 ... named U.S. Army Player
of the Game in the Horizon League Tournament Championship ... put UWM ahead 2-0 and
4-1 with a pair of two-out hits that drove in three runs while also scoring once in that win over
Wright State May 30 ... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.
Outfield/DH
Senior • R/R
6-0 • 190
2008: Appeared in 23 games, making three starts ... hit .273 overall, including .429 in Horizon League play ... went 1-for-2 and scored a run in first game as a Panther Feb. 22 against
Jacksonville ... made starts against Saint Mary’s March 2, Centenary March 9 and Austin
Peay March 15 ... drove in a run with a pinch-hit single against Cleveland State April 11 ...
also had a hit and scored the next day against CSU ... went 1-for-2 versus Valparaiso May 3 ...
RBI-single in only at-bat against Wright State in Horizon League Tournament May 22 ... hit
.357 versus right-handed pitching and .500 as a pinch-hitter ... recorded four outfield assists
on the season.
Major: Finance
Glendale, Wis.
Nicolet High School
2007: Redshirted and maintained freshman eligibility.
MORE ON SAM:
High School: Enjoyed a stellar career at Nicolet, where he earned player of the year honors
in the city and North Shore Conference ... batted .550 as a senior, leading team to a state
tournament appearance with six home runs, 51 runs batted in, 41 runs scored, a .690 on-base
percentage and 23 steals in 24 attempts ... also went 11-3 on the mound ... was named allconference, all-area, all-district and all-state as a junior ... batted .533 and finished the season
with a state-record 61 runs batted in ... also added seven home runs, 20 stolen bases, 60 runs
scored and went 8-1 on the mound ... hit .380 as a sophomore, stealing 27 bases ... also lettered
as a member of the basketball and football teams ... Dean’s List member all four years.
“Derek Jeter”
“Alex Rodriguez hitting his 500th homerun.”
“Derek Jeter”
“Wright State at the Hank”
“ESPN.com”
“Rick Ross featuring Drake and Chrisette
Michelle - Ashton Martin Music”
Personal: Son of Don and Kathy Sivilotti ... given name is Salvatore ... career goal is to play
professional baseball ... lists playing in the high school state tournament and winning the
home run derby as his most memorable sports experience ... has been a lector for St. Monica
Church ... born March 25, 1988.
SAM SIVILOTTI’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS
Year
2008
2009
2010
Totals
AVG
.273
.250
.352
.338
G-GS
23-3
11-3
55-50
89-56
AB
22
12
176
210
R
5
5
28
38
H
6
3
62
71
2B
0
2
10
12
3B
0
0
2
2
HR
0
0
1
1
RBI
2
0
37
39
TB
6
5
79
90
SLG%
.273
.417
.449
.429
OBP
.333
.471
.426
.420
SB
0-0
0-0
8-10
8-10
13
2010: Appeared in 14 games on the season, making two starts ... pitched 19.0 innings
in recording three victories ... threw 3.0 scoreless innings to get the win against Minnesota March 3, striking out two while allowing just one hit ... also got the win in his
next outing against SIU Edwardsville March 6, giving up just one hit in 2.0 scoreless
innings of work ... struck out two in 1.1 innings of scoreless relief against Parkside
March 30 ... made his first start a good one, earning the victory against Bradley April
21 ... also started the contest at Northern Illinois May 18.
35
2009: Made 13 appearances on the season, including three starts ... ended 1-4 with 18
strikeouts in 36.0 innings of work ... struck out three in 3.1 innings of season debut
against No. 6 Arizona State Feb. 21 ... worked 1.1 scoreless innings against Austin
Peay March 15 ... threw 4.0 scoreless innings and got the win in shutout victory over
Chicago State April 7, striking out three ... also made starts against Minnesota April 14
and Northern Illinois April 28 ... struck out three in 3.0 innings against the Gophers.
Franzke Career Game-Highs
Innings
Strikeouts
Walks
Hit by Pitch
Wild Pitch
2008: Posted third-best ERA on the team in 15 games, making six starts ... went 3-2
in 46.2 innings of work, striking out 20 ... first appearance as a Panther came in season
opener versus Jacksonville Feb. 22, striking out one in 1.2 innings ... did not give up a
run in five-straight appearances March 2 to April 4 ... after working out of the bullpen
his first six games, won his first three starts against Chicago State April 9, Bradley
April 15 and Iowa April 22 ... gave up just one earned run in 5.0 innings versus Bradley
... threw seven strong innings against the Hawkeyes, striking out three ... set seasonhighs with four K’s and 8.0 innings pitched against UIC May 9 ... threw the most innings of any UWM freshman since 2004.
CUYLER FRANZKE
8.0 .................... vs. UIC, 5/9/08
4 ....................... vs. UIC, 5/9/08
6 ....................... vs. UIC, 5/9/08
3 .......... at Jacksonville, 2/22/08
2 .......... at Jacksonville, 2/22/08
Pitcher
Senior • R/R
6-0 • 185
High School: Earned First and Second Team All-Eastern Valley Conference honors
during his four seasons on the diamond ... earned first team honors as a utility player
in 2006 ... lettered twice while playing third base, outfield and pitching ... also played
football and basketball as a prep athlete ... honor roll member all four years.
Personal: Son of Richard and Pamela Franzke ... career goals are to play professional
baseball and own his own restaurant ... lists video games and sports as his hobbies ...
considers winning conference, regional and sectional titles and going to state in baseball
as his most memorable sports experience ... born Dec. 11, 1988.
Cuyler
Franzke
Major: Marketing
Appleton, Wis.
Fox Valley Lutheran High School
MORE ON CUYLER:
“Pedro Martinez”
“Nothing in particular”
“Rory McIlroy”
“Conference championship”
“ESPN.com”
“I’m Ready For You - Drake”
CUYLER FRANZKE’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS
Year
2008
2009
2010
Totals
14
ERA
5.21
8.25
13.26
7.79
W
3
1
3
7
L
2
4
5
11
APP
15
13
14
42
GS
6
3
2
11
CG
0
0
0
0
Sho
0/0
0/1
0/0
0/1
SV
0
0
0
0
IP
46.2
36.0
19.0
101.2
H
66
56
39
161
R
36
38
32
106
ER
27
33
28
88
BB
21
14
17
52
SO
20
18
9
47
AVG
.353
.352
.415
.366
2010: Tied for second on the team with 20 appearances, leading the squad with a 1.67
earned run average ... his ERA was the second-lowest by a reliever in program history
(minimum 25.0 IP; Matt Freisleben 1.15 in 2001) ... struck out 14 batters and allowed
opponents to hit just .185 - the lowest since 2003 ... was 2-0 with two saves, tying for
fourth in the league in that category ... allowed no earned runs in 18 of 20 outings on
the season ... struck out both batters he faced in first appearance of the year against
Arkansas State Feb. 27 ... pitched a three-inning save against Bradley April 21, giving
up just one hit and no earned runs ... recorded the win against Valparaiso May 1, working 4.0 scoreless innings, allowing just one hit and striking out a pair ... other save came
against Youngstown State May 22 ... recorded the win in an elimination game against
Valparaiso in the Horizon League Tournament May 29 ... pitched a scoreless frame
against #1 Arizona State in the NCAA Tournament June 4 ... limited lefties to a .053
average (1-for-19) on the season.
Blohowiak Career Game-Highs
Innings
Strikeouts
Walks
Hit by Pitch
Wild Pitch
Pitcher
Junior • R/R
6-2 • 175
High School: Was a four-year member of the baseball team at Green Bay West High
School ... lettered twice while appearing on the mound, in the infield and in the outfield ... served as team captain as a senior, earning honorable mention all-area honors
as a utility player as well as Second Team All-Fox River Classic Conference as a utility
player ... was tabbed for second team all-conference on the mound his junior season ...
honor roll member all four years ... also played soccer and basketball, where he served
as a team captain as a senior.
Personal: Son of Bart and Debra Blohowiak ... a senior academically, as he was at
UWM his first year but did not play baseball ... a finance minor in school ... career goal
is to become a CPA and own his own firm ... lists hobbies as snowboarding, spending
time with friends and family, anything that keeps him active and watching the Packers
... has worked at Miller Park making replica bats and has also worked summer basketball camps and with Little League tournaments ... born April 30, 1989.
GREG BLOHOWIAK
4.0 .......... vs. Valparaiso, 5/1/10
3 ....vs. Cardinal Stritch, 4/23/09
4 ....................at Butler, 4/17/10
1 ................................... Six times
2 ................................. Two times
2009: Appeared in six games as a freshman ... did not record a decision ... worked 6.2
innings and registered eight strikeouts ... struck out two batters in 2.0 innings of his
debut, coming against No. 6 Arizona State in the season opener Feb. 20 ... worked twothirds of an inning in a combined shutout against Chicago State April 7, recording a
strikeout ... struck out the side in his one inning of work in UWM’s win over Cardinal
Stritch April 23.
0
Greg
Blohowiak
Major: Accounting
Green Bay, Wis.
Green Bay West High School
MORE ON GREG:
“Hanley Ramirez”
“Probably when we won the conference
championship last year.”
“Rob Dyrdek ... guy does what he wants, when he
wants and changes the world ... impressive.”
“I would be lying if I said the Tennessee series
or the Arkansas series aren’t exciting, but
I am looking forward to the first UIC
series of the year ... always intense.”
“Probably Bleacherreport.com ... always fun to
read what other fans write and post some myself.”
“What You Are - Dave Matthews Band”
GREG BLOHOWIAK’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS
Year
2009
2010
Totals
ERA
13.50
1.67
4.01
W
0
2
2
L
0
0
0
APP
6
20
26
GS
0
0
0
CG
0
0
0
Sho
0/1
0/1
0/2
SV
0
2
2
IP
6.2
27.0
33.2
H
12
17
29
R
10
9
19
ER
10
5
15
BB
5
17
22
SO
8
14
22
AVG
.387
.185
.236
15
2010: Appeared in 11 games on the season, working 7.2 innings ... gave up zero earned
runs in eight of his first nine appearances of the year; carried an ERA below 2.00 for
majority of season ... made first appearance of the year at Iowa April 13 ... struck out
two batters in 1.0 inning against Butler April 17 ... suffered the loss at Youngstown
State April 23 ... worked a perfect inning against Wright State May 8 ... appeared in
the NCAA Regional against #15 San Diego June 5.
4
2009: Saw action in 11 games as a freshman ... struck out nine batters in 7.2 innings
of work on the season ... made collegiate debut by striking out both batters he faced
against Louisville March 6 ... did not allow a run in first four appearances ... helped
preserve a shutout win against Chicago State April 7 ... fanned three in 1.1 innings of
work at Cleveland State May 3.
Kaleb
Engelke
Engelke Career Game-Highs
Innings
Strikeouts
Walks
Hit by Pitch
Wild Pitch
High School: Named the MVP of the Southwest Wisconsin Activities League Conference while also being named Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-State
Honorable Mention as a utility player following his senior season ... earned first team
all-conference honors as both a junior and senior and was also selected as the Team
MVP each season ... was an All-Academic All-District selection as a junior ... went
17-6 in his career, striking out 226 batters in 171.1 innings (11.9/K per 9 innings) and
a 2.17 ERA ... was a perfect 8-0 in 10 starts as a senior, fanning 122 in 67 innings while
recording a 1.43 ERA ... batted .342 in 66 career games ... scored 53 runs and had 21
doubles, five home runs, drove in 50 runs and stole 30 bases ... batted .400 as a senior,
scoring 21 times and knocking in 22 runs in 21 games ... an all-conference selection in
basketball and football, earning a combined five letters.
1.1 ....at Cleveland State, 5/3/09
3 .......at Cleveland State, 5/3/09
3 ................................. Two times
2 ...............................Three times
1 ...............................Three times
Pitcher
Junior • L/L
6-0 • 170
Personal: Son of Brian and Mary Kay Engelke ... lists hunting, playing cards and playing and watching sports as his interests ... born Nov. 19, 1989.
Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point High School
MORE ON KALEB:
“I don’t have one”
“Winning the conference tourney”
“Cliff Lee”
“Tennessee”
“ESPN.com”
“Jake Owen - Tell Me”
KALEB ENGELKE
KALEB ENGELKE’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS
Year
2009
2010
Totals
16
ERA
11.05
9.39
10.20
W
0
0
0
L
0
1
1
APP
11
11
22
GS
0
0
0
CG
0
0
0
Sho
0/1
0/0
0/1
SV
0
0
0
IP
7.1
7.2
15.0
H
10
9
19
R
11
11
22
ER
9
8
17
BB
9
8
17
SO
9
6
15
AVG
.333
.273
.302
2010: Named First Team All-Horizon League as a utility player after appearing in games at second base, third base, designated hitter and first base over the course of the season ... batted .308
overall, starting all 56 games he appeared ... scored 36 runs and had 17 doubles, driving in 31
runs ... hit safely in the first eight games of the season ... 3-for-3 with three RBI and two doubles
against Minnesota March 3 ... named Horizon League Player of the Week in early March, going
9-for-14 (.643) at the ASPU Riverview Invitational ... went 3-for-3 with a career-best five runs
batted in against SIU Edwardsville March 6 ... two hits and an RBI against Iowa April 13 ... tied
career-high with four hits against Youngstown State April 23 ... three hits and three RBI in win
over Valparaiso May 1 ... three more hits against Wright State May 7 ... compiled a career-best
10-game hitting streak May 8-22, going 20-for-45 (.444) in the span ... also had four hits against
YSU May 20 ... drove in UWM’s first run of the NCAA Tournament against #1 Arizona State
June 4 ... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.
8
Paul
Hoenecke
Hoenecke Career Game-Highs
2009: Played in 50 games as a freshman, batting .286 on the season with 33 runs scored and 30
runs driven in ... named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team ... his 46 starts were the
most for a UWM freshman since 2004 (Ross McCoy: 50) ... had 15 doubles and three home
runs ... first collegiate hit came against No. 6 Arizona State Feb. 22 ... had two hits and drove in
three in UWM’s win over nationally-ranked Michigan Feb. 27 ... warmed up as the season went
on, batting .331 after April 1 ... hit first home run against UIC April 3 ... season-high four hits
in 4-for-5, four-RBI outing against Wright State April 10 ... scored three runs and tied school
record with three doubles against the Raiders that day ... four hits and four RBI in win over
Wisconsin Lutheran April 15, scoring three times ... had three RBI’s against Northern Illinois
April 28 ... 3-for-4 in win over Butler May 9 ... season-best eight-game hitting streak May 9-22
... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.
7 .....................vs. YSU, 5/22/10
3 ................................. Two times
4 .................................Four times
5 ..................... vs. SIUE, 3/6/10
3 .......vs. Wright State, 4/10/09
0 .......................................... N/A
1 ................................... Six times
7 .......vs. Wright State, 4/10/09
2 ...............................Three times
1 ................................. Two times
At Bats
Runs
Hits
RBI
Doubles
Triples
HR
Total Bases
Walks
Stolen Bases
Infield
Junior • L/R
6-1 • 190
High School: Named the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel State Player of the Year as a junior and
senior ... hit .483 with nine home runs his last season, going 8-0 with a 0.91 ERA ... player of
the year in the conference, district and state ... earned first team all-state and all-league honors
... selected by the Detroit Tigers in the MLB Draft ... led team to a 34-1 record and state title as
a junior ... earned first team all-state and all-conference honors, setting school records with his
.515 batting average, 67 hits, 59 runs batted in, 19 doubles, 39 runs scored and five home runs
... went 9-1 on the mound with a 2.18 earned run average, striking out 51 while walking just 11
... excelled in the postseason, carrying his team by going 15-for-21 with 16 runs batted in, eight
doubles, one triple and three home runs in the six games ... WIAA Scholar-Athlete ... Academic
All-District as a junior and senior.
Major: Finance
Kewaskum, Wis.
West Bend West High School
Personal: Son of Andrew and Shelly Hoenecke ... nickname is “Squeeks” ... career goal is to play
professional baseball ... list golf as a hobby ... lists getting drafted by the Tigers and winning the
state championship as his most memorable sports experiences ... has done community service for
Habitat for Humanity and the American Red Cross ... born July 8, 1990.
MORE ON PAUL:
“Josh Hamilton”
“The Japanese player that made the spiderman catch.”
“Rory McIlroy ... because I’d get to golf the
world’s best courses for free.
“Opening series versus Tennessee”
“Brewers.com”
“Lose Yourself - Eminem”
PAUL HOENECKE
PAUL HOENECKE’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS
Year
2009
2010
Totals
AVG
.286
.308
.298
G-GS
50-46
56-56
106-102
AB
182
221
403
R
33
36
69
H
52
68
120
2B
15
17
32
3B
0
0
0
HR
3
3
6
RBI
30
31
61
TB
76
94
170
SLG%
.418
.425
.422
OBP
.321
.364
.345
SB
0-1
2-3
2-4
17
2010: Named Horizon League Relief Pitcher of the Year as a sophomore after leading the league
with nine saves ... recorded a 3.00 ERA in 25 games, striking out 25 batters in 36.0 innings ... his
nine saves tied for third in a season in program history ... dominated down the stretch, working
19.1 straight scoreless innings over his last 12 appearances to end the season ... went 1-0 with
six saves in that span, striking out 14, walking just three and giving up 14 hits - all singles ... first
save of season came against SIU Edwardsville March 6 ... was named Horizon League Pitcher of
the Week April 4 after earning two saves and a victory in three games and 5.2 scoreless innings ...
repeated as league pitcher of the week May 8 after retiring all 12 batters he faced in earning the
win against Cardinal Stritch May 4 and a save against Wright State May 7 ... struck out three
in Milwaukee’s 8-7 win over Youngstown State May 22, working 3.0 innings ... saved UWM’s
Horizon League Tournament-opening victory over Valparaiso May 29 ... was also on the mound
for the final out to save the championship game against Wright State May 30 ... gave up earned
runs in just six outings all season - would have posted a 1.32 ERA on the year if not for a tough
outing against Butler in mid-April ... finished second on the staff with his 3.00 ERA.
16
Amsrud Career Game-Highs
Innings
Strikeouts
Walks
Hit by Pitch
Wild Pitch
2009: Went 5-1 with a 4.94 ERA in 33 games as a freshman ... his 33 appearances finished
second in the Horizon League and were the most-ever by a first-year pitcher in program history
(record was 26) ... worked 31.0 innings, striking out 21 batters while limiting opponents to a
.257 average - the lowest on the squad of those with more than 20 innings pitched ... worked sixstraight scoreless appearances following his first outing against No. 6 Arizona State ... appeared
in all three games at the Jacksonville Invitational Feb. 27-March 1, picking up victories in two
games ... struck out a season-high four batters in 2.1 innings while picking up the win against
Cleveland State May 2 ... recorded the victory with 1.1 scoreless innings against Butler May 9 ...
also claimed a win against Northern Illinois May 12.
CAMERON AMSRUD
3.0 .............................. Two times
4 ..... at Cleveland State, 5/2/09
3 ..........at Austin Peay, 3/14/09
3 ..................... vs. UIC, 5/23/09
1 ...............................Three times
Pitcher
Junior • R/R
6-3 • 190
High School: Three-year letterwinner at D.C. Everest High school, earning All-Wisconsin Valley Conference Honorable Mention honors as a senior despite being limited to just five games
due to injury ... went 3-0 in his appearances, striking out 20 batters in 18 innings of work in recording a 1.12 ERA ... that followed a junior campaign where he was named honorable mention
all-state and first team all-district and all-conference ... went 8-2 on the mound, striking out 67
batters in 72 innings with a 1.25 ERA en route to Team MVP honors ... was at his best in the
postseason, going 3-0 with a 0.00 ERA in 21 innings ... named to the honor roll ... also bowled,
placing eighth at state tournament, averaging 232 in six games.
Personal: Son of Robert and Debbie Amsrud ... career goals are to get drafted and be a professional baseball player or ESPN analyst ... enjoys baseball, bowling and video games ... most
memorable sports moments are a perfect game he threw in an all-star tournament and pitching
in Miller Park in the Brewers Classic ... born Aug. 26, 1989.
Cameron
Amsrud
Major: Finance
Schofield, Wis.
D.C. Everest High School
MORE ON CAMERON:
“Brian Wilson”
“Being on the mound to record the final out of
the Horizon League Tournament.”
“Tony Romo”
“Arkansas”
“CBSsports.com”
“Zac Brown Band - As She’s Walking Away’”
CAMERON AMSRUD’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS
Year
2009
2010
Totals
18
ERA
4.94
3.00
3.90
W
5
2
7
L
1
5
6
APP
33
25
58
GS
0
0
0
CG
0
0
0
Sho
0/1
0/1
0/2
SV
0
9
9
IP
31.0
36.0
67.0
H
29
40
69
R
20
16
36
ER
17
12
29
BB
15
10
25
SO
21
25
46
AVG
.257
.274
.266
2010: Named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team after a season in which he
batted .310 in 47 games, making 32 starts ... scored 25 runs and recorded 36 hits, most
of any UWM newcomer ... batted .341 in Horizon League play ... in the starting lineup
as a freshman for the season opener against Arkansas State Feb. 26 ... went 2-for-4 and
drove in two runs in that contest ... two hits and two runs scored in Milwaukee’s win
over Minnesota March 3 ... 3-for-4 with two RBI in victory over Dayton March 7 ...
returned to the starting lineup May 8 at Wright State, starting the final 18 games of
the season ... went 21-for-61 in that stretch (.344), scoring 12 runs ... perfect 3-for-3
with only home run of season against Northern Illinois at Miller Park May 12 ... went
6-for-18 at the Horizon League Tournament, including two hits and a late RBI in
championship game ... batted .351 against lefties on the year.
6
Jonathan
Capasso
Capasso Career Game-Highs
High School: Repeated as a Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association Third Team AllState outfielder as a senior, batting .543 with 24 runs batted in and 34 runs scored,
slugging .857 ... also repeated as a first team all-league and first team all-county selection ... Milwaukee Journal Sentinel First Team All-Area ... named the Racine Journal
Times All-Racine County Player of the Year in each of his final two seasons ... batted
.528 with 20 runs batted in as a junior ... in addition, was runner-up for player of the
year honors in the Southeast Conference and selected to play in the WBCA Brewers
Classic All-Star Game ... recorded 213 hits, scored 158 runs and knocked in 99 runs in
his career ... an academic scholar-athlete.
5 ...............................Three times
2 .................................Four times
3 ................................. Two times
2 ...............................Three times
1 ................................. Two times
1 ..........at Wright State, 5/8/10
1 ...vs. Northern Illinois, 5/12/10
6 ...vs. Northern Illinois, 5/12/10
2 .................................Four times
1 .................................Four times
At Bats
Runs
Hits
RBI
Doubles
Triples
HR
Total Bases
Walks
Stolen Bases
Outfield
Sophomore • L/L
5-10 • 175
Personal: Son of Jim and Sara Capasso ... also played club baseball for the Racine
Hitters ... chose UWM because he liked the coaches and it was close to home ... career
goal is to play in the major leagues ... lists hobbies as playing sports and hanging out ...
considers a walk-off hit in the playoffs as his most memorable sports experience ... has
done community work by helping out at charity and church dinners for the homeless
... born Sept. 11, 1990.
Major: Undecided
Racine, Wis.
Racine Horlick High School
MORE ON JONATHAN:
“Derek Jeter”
“Texas Rangers”
“Winning the conference title last year.”
“Derek Jeter”
“Season opener at Tennessee”
“ESPN.com.”
“Kid Cudi”
JONATHAN CAPASSO
JONATHAN CAPASSO’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS
Year
2010
Totals
AVG
.310
.310
G-GS
47-32
47-32
AB
116
116
R
25
25
H
36
36
2B
2
2
3B
1
1
HR
1
1
RBI
15
15
TB
43
43
SLG%
.371
.371
OBP
.409
.409
SB
4-4
4-4
19
2010: Made 10 starts in 29 appearances on the season, batting .250 ... scored eight
times and drove in five ... hit .353 in Horizon League games ... first at bat of season
came against Arkansas State Feb. 27 ... was 2-for-4 with two runs driven in and stole
a base against Cleveland State April 3 ... made first collegiate start against Wisconsin
Lutheran April 9 ... doubled, scored a run and drove one in that contest ... 2-for-3 at
Youngstown State April 23 ... a perfect 2-for-3 with a run scored against Valparaiso
May 1.
14
2009: Redshirted and maintained freshman eligibility.
Alex
Erdmann
Erdmann Career Game-Highs
High School: An all-state first team selection ... 2008 CNI All-Suburban Player of
the Year ... All-Division 2008 Greater Metro All-Conference Team as an infielder ...
named GMC Co-Player of the Year and tabbed for the 2008 WBCA All-Star East
Squad ... led his team to a 28-11 record as a senior ... hit .605 (52-for-86) with five
home runs and 46 runs batted in ... added seven doubles, three triples and scored 41
runs ... went 4-2 in 43.2 innings on the mound, striking out 41 batters with a 1.54 ERA
... as a junior, was named 2007 Greater Metro All-Conference All-Division as a pitcher
and to the North Division squad as an infielder ... was also honored as a 2007 WBCA
Second Team All-District infielder ... also played football and ran track.
At Bats
Runs
Hits
RBI
Doubles
Triples
HR
Total Bases
Walks
Stolen Bases
Personal: Son of Dave and Patti Erdmann ... has worked as a youth baseball instructor
and as an assistant at a football camp ... has also done community service by shoveling
snow for the elderly ... born Aug. 3, 1989.
4 ................................. Two times
2 ................................. Two times
2 ...............................Three times
1 ..vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 4/9/10
0 .......................................... N/A
0 .......................................... N/A
2 .................................Four times
2 ..vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 4/9/10
Infield
Sophomore • R/R
6-2 • 180
Major: Undecided
Menomonee Falls, Wis.
Menomonee Falls High School
MORE ON ALEX:
“Ty Cobb”
“I was at the last game at County Stadium.”
“Derek Jeter”
“Getting to the regional.”
“YouTube.com”
“Deer Tick”
ALEX ERDMANN
ALEX ERDMANN’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS
Year
2009
2010
Totals
20
AVG
G-GS
-Redshirted.250
29-10
.250
29-10
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
TB
SLG%
OBP
SB
44
44
8
8
11
11
1
1
0
0
0
0
5
5
12
12
.273
.273
.333
.333
1-2
1-2
2010: Redshirted and maintained sophomore eligibility ... named to the Horizon
League Academic Honor Roll.
23
2009: Played in 24 games as a freshman, earning seven starts ... scored six runs and
drove in six ... first start of his career came against Eastern Illinois March 8 ... first hit
was a run-scoring single against Valparaiso March 27 ... went 2-for-2 with four runs
batted in and scored twice against Chicago State April 7 ... had a double and triple that
game ... recorded two hits and two stolen bases in win over Wisconsin Lutheran April
15 ... doubled and scored a run in his only at bat against Wright State in the league
tournament May 21.
Nick
Lingvay
Lingvay Career Game-Highs
5 .. vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 4/15/09
2 ................................. Two times
1 ...............................Three times
0 .......................................... N/A
1 ...............................Three times
At Bats
Runs
Hits
RBI
Doubles
Triples
HR
Total Bases
Walks
Stolen Bases
High School: 2008 WBCA Second Team All-State infielder, helping his team to a
Southeast Conference Championship while earning league player of the year honors as
a senior ... batted .456 in 22 games, driving in 25 runs while adding eight doubles and
stealing nine bases ... recorded a .560 on-base percentage and .691 slugging percentage
while scoring 18 runs ... batted .408 in 21 games as a junior ... also pitched, going 3-2
with five saves and 33 strikeouts in 28.2 innings on the mound in his career ... boasted a
.431 high school batting average and was named a 2008 WBCA All-Star (East Squad),
2008 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel All-Area Team and to the 2008 WBCA All-State
Academic Team ... earned First Team All-Southeast Conference honors as a senior
and junior and second team honors as a sophomore ... two-year team captain was also
tabbed for the First Team All-Kenosha County squad three times ... National Honor
Society member ... Kenosha Academic Skills Challenge participant.
Infield
Sophomore • R/R
6-0 • 175
Personal: Son of Ronald and Mary Claire Lingvay ... career goal is to play professional
baseball and earn his degree ... list golf video games as hobbies ... considers getting the
win in the longest game in Wisconsin high school history (20 innings) as his most
memorable sports moment ... has done volunteer work at baseball camps and at homeless shelters during food drives ... born May 25, 1990.
Major: Engineering
Kenosha, Wis.
Kenosha Tremper High School
MORE ON NICK:
“Derek Jeter”
“A-Rod go for his 500th career HR.”
“Aaron Rodgers”
“Road trip to California”
“ESPN.com”
“The Fray - You Found Me”
NICK LINGVAY
NICK LINGVAY’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS
Year
2009
2010
Totals
AVG
G-GS
.179
24-7
-Redshirted.179
24-7
AB
39
R
6
H
7
2B
3
3B
1
HR
0
RBI
6
TB
12
SLG%
.308
OBP
.233
SB
2-2
39
6
7
3
1
0
6
12
.308
.233
2-2
21
2010: Appeared in 20 games as a freshman, making five starts ... batted .200 in
limited at bats, recording seven hits and scoring three runs with seven driven
in ... led team in pinch-hit at bats ... first game came as the starting DH against
Arkansas State Feb. 27, going 2-for-4 with two runs batted in ... started against
Wisconsin Lutheran April 9, recording a hit and an RBI ... came through with
a pinch-hit double and scored a run against Butler April 18 ... hit a long tworun home run against Bradley April 21 ... started and had hits against Cardinal
Stritch May 4 and Northern Illinois May 18.
27
Drew
Pearson
Pearson Career Game-Highs
High School: Earned First Team All-Southeast Conference and First Team
All-Racine County honors as a catcher ... batted .410 with 23 runs batted in
and 13 extra-base hits as a senior ... was a two-time WBCA Brewers Classic
All-Star and also played three years with the Racine Hitters Premier team ...
batted .454 in 44 games in 2009, driving in 39 runs and recording a team-high
.708 slugging percentage.
At Bats
Runs
Hits
RBI
Doubles
Triples
HR
Total Bases
Walks
Stolen Bases
Personal: Son of Tony and Marie Pearson ... given name is Andrew ... sister,
Corey, is a cheerleader at UW-Whitewater ... career goal is to play professional
baseball ... chose UWM because it was close to home so his family can attend
games ... lists hobbies as watching the Packers and Brewers ... born March 23,
1991.
4 .................................Four times
1 ...............................Three times
2 ................................. Two times
1 ....................at Butler, 4/18/10
0 .......................................... N/A
1 ................. at Bradley, 4/21/10
4 ................. at Bradley, 4/21/10
0 ...........................................N/A
Catcher
Sophomore • R/R
6-1 • 190
Major: Undecided
Racine, Wis.
Racine Horlick High School
MORE ON DREW:
“Ryan Braun”
“Ben Sheets striking out 18 against the Braves.”
“Aaron Rodgers”
“All of them”
“Packers.com”
“Over My Head by The Fray”
DREW PEARSON
DREW PEARSON’S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS
Year
2010
Totals
22
AVG
.200
.200
G-GS
20-5
20-5
AB
35
35
R
3
3
H
7
7
2B
1
1
3B
0
0
HR
1
1
RBI
7
7
TB
11
11
SLG%
.314
.314
OBP
.263
.263
SB
0-0
0-0
2010: Went 2-0 in 11 games as a freshman, making five starts ... struck out 10
batters in 23.1 innings of work ... first appearance came against Arkansas State
Feb. 27, striking out two while allowing just one hit in 2.0 scoreless innings ...
first career start came against Parkside March 30, earning the win with 3.2 innings on the mound, giving up two earned runs and posting two K’s ... allowed
just one earned run in 3.0 innings against Wisconsin Lutheran April 9 ... his
other victory came in a start against Bradley April 21, working the first 3.0
innings in allowing just one earned run ... also started against Cleveland State
April 25, Cardinal Stritch May 4 and Northern Illinois May 12 ... gave up one
earned run in 4.0 innings against NIU at Miller Park that day.
Personal: Son of Eric and Sue Guth ... father played football at UW-La Crosse;
grandfather “Shooky” Fink played for the Dodgers ... chose UWM because he
liked the school and the coaches ... career goals are to get his degree, have a good
baseball career at UWM and hopefully after as well ... lists hobbies as Xbox,
hanging out with friends and going out on the river ... born April 7, 1991.
Guth Career Game-Highs
Innings
Strikeouts
Walks
Hit by Pitch
Wild Pitch
4.0 ...vs. Northern Illinois, 5/12/10
2 ...............................Three times
3 ................................. Two times
2 ......vs. Northern Illinois, 5/12/10
1 ................................. Two times
High School: Named Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-District
Second Team and All-Mississippi Valley Conference Second Team as a senior
... went 7-1 with an ERA of 1.52, striking out 94 batters while allowing just
18 walks and 42 hits in 64 innings of work ... as a junior, went 8-0 with a 1.66
ERA in nine games ... led Onalaska to a 24-4 record overall ... finished with five
complete games and two shutouts ... played in the WBCA Brewers Classic AllStar game and is also a National Honor Society member ... earned all-academic
honors ... member of the 2008 Wisconsin State Baseball Legion championship
team ... also an all-state hockey player and all-conference quarterback.
30
Jordan
Guth
Pitcher
Sophomore • R/R
6-5 • 185
Major: Engineering
Onalaska, Wis.
Onalaska High School
MORE ON JORDAN:
“Joe Mauer”
“Texas Rangers”
“Saw Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa
play the Twins on back to back days
during their homerun chase.”
“Alexander Ovechkin”
“Facebook”
“Any Country or Rap”
JORDAN GUTH
JORDAN GUTH’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS
Year
2010
Totals
ERA
6.17
6.17
W
2
2
L
0
0
APP
11
11
GS
5
5
CG
0
0
Sho
0/0
0/0
SV
0
0
IP
23.1
23.1
H
29
29
R
21
21
ER
16
16
BB
17
17
SO
10
10
AVG
.315
.315
23
2010: Made 12 appearances as a freshman, including two starts ... struck out
18 batters in 19.1 innings ... began the season as a weekend starter, taking the
mound against Arkansas State in the second game of the year Feb. 27 ... allowed just two earned runs in 7.0 innings, striking out five in a no-decision ...
slowed by injury after a start against SIU Edwardsville March 6, not appearing
again until April 17 ... pitched a scoreless inning against Valparaiso April 30 and
Northern Illinois May 12 ... recorded both outs via strikeout in 0.2 innings of
relief against Youngstown State May 22 ... struck out four batters in 1.2 innings
against Wright State in the Horizon League Tournament May 29 ... struck out
a batter in his outing against #15 San Diego in the NCAA Tournament June 5.
33
Eric
Semmelhack
Semmelhack Career Game-Highs
Innings
Strikeouts
Walks
Hit by Pitch
Wild Pitch
High School: Went 10-4 on the mound as a senior, leading his team to a divisional title in the Greater Metro Conference and a spot in the state tournament
... set a school record by throwing 85.1 innings, while his 10 wins and 97 strikeouts were second all-time ... had a 2.21 ERA as a junior, limiting opponents to
just a .194 average ... offensively, he batted .404 with two home runs, two triples,
nine doubles, 22 runs scored and a team-high 37 runs batted in ... earned a spot
on the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel All-Area Honorable Mention Team as a utility player and was also named First Team All-Division Greater Metro Conference twice ... tabbed 2008 CNI All-Suburban High Honorable Mention and
selected to play in the WBCA Brewers Classic All-Star Game.
7.0 ... at Arkansas State, 2/27/10
5 ...... at Arkansas State, 2/27/10
3 ...... at Arkansas State, 2/27/10
1 ................................. Two times
1 ............. vs. San Diego, 6/5/10
Pitcher
Sophomore • R/R
6-5 • 230
Personal: Son of Michael and Kim Semmelhack ... chose UWM to compete at
a high level and be close to home ... career goals are to win a conference championship and play professional baseball ... played club baseball for the Racine Hitters ... most memorable sports experience was the high school state tournament
... lists hobbies as sports, fishing and friends ... born Jan. 7, 1991.
Major: History
Oak Creek, Wis.
Oak Creek High School
MORE ON ERIC:
“Cliff Lee”
“Texas Rangers”
“Ryan Braun walk-off HR against the Pirates.”
“Clay Matthews”
“Arkansas”
“YouTube.com”
“The Offspring and Soundtrack 2 my Life”
ERIC SEMMELHACK
ERIC SEMMELHACK’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS
Year
2010
Totals
24
ERA
6.98
6.98
W
0
0
L
0
0
APP
12
12
GS
2
2
CG
0
0
Sho
0/0
0/0
SV
0
0
IP
19.1
19.1
H
26
26
R
17
17
ER
15
15
BB
10
10
SO
18
18
AVG
.325
.325
2010: Limited to just three appearances due to injury ... appeared in 1.2 innings ... first outing came against Arkansas State Feb. 28 ... appeared against
Austin Peay March 5 ... threw a scoreless inning against UIC March 27.
2009: Received medical hardship waiver ... maintained freshman eligibility ...
did appear in 4.0 innings of two games ... struck out two and did not walk a
batter ... made collegiate debut against Chicago State April 7 ... struck out two
and did not allow a hit in 2.0 innings of work in win over Wisconsin Lutheran
April 15.
Personal: Son of Dave and Sue Long ... older brother, Ben, played at UWM
from 2008-10 ... career goal is to play in the major leagues ... lists sports, movies and video games as hobbies ... considers playing in Miller Park and playing
at the state tournament to be his most memorable sports experiences ... born
Dec. 7, 1989.
Long Career Game-Highs
Innings
Strikeouts
Walks
Hit by Pitch
Wild Pitch
2.0 .............................. Two times
1 ............ at Austin Peay, 3/5/10
1 ................................. Two times
1 ................................. Two times
High School: Earned All-Wisconsin Valley Conference honors each of his last
three seasons, including as an infielder and pitcher his senior year ... went 3-3
on the mound, striking out 36 and walking 10 in 38 innings, recording a 2.13
ERA ... named all-state and all-district in the infield, batting .385 in league
play with 22 runs scored in 16 games ... 22 walks led to a .609 on-base percentage ... earned second team accolades as a junior, batting .340 in league play ...
went 6-2 with a 1.72 earned run average, with 53 strikeouts and 19 walks in
44 innings of work ... named first team all-conference and player of the year as
a sophomore, batting .422 with 25 runs and 24 runs batted in ... also played
basketball for four years.
36
Jake
Long
Pitcher
Sophomore • R/R
6-3 • 195
Major: Criminal Justice
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
Wisconsin Rapids High School
MORE ON JAKE:
“Zack Greinke”
“Texas Rangers”
“Trevor Hoffman’s 500th career save”
“Ray Lewis”
“UIC”
“Facebook”
“Eminem - Not Afraid”
JAKE LONG
JAKE LONG’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS
Year
2009
2010
Totals
ERA
4.50
5.40
4.76
W
0
0
0
L
0
0
0
APP
2
3
5
GS
0
0
0
CG
0
0
0
Sho
0/0
0/0
0/0
SV
0
0
0
IP
4.0
1.2
5.2
H
3
6
9
R
2
1
3
ER
2
1
3
BB
0
1
1
SO
2
0
2
AVG
.214
.600
.375
25
Michael
Porcaro
Tell
Taylor
Zachary
Wisowaty
Second Base
Freshman • R/R
5-6 • 160
Shortstop
Freshman • R/R
6-1 • 180
Outfield
Freshman • L/R
5-10 • 160
1
2
7
Major: Journalism
Burlington, Wis.
Burlington High School
Major: Business
Burlington, Wis.
Burlington High School
Clinton, Wis.
Clinton High School
MORE ON MICHAEL:
MORE ON TELL:
MORE ON ZACHARY:
“Ryan Braun”
“Texas Rangers”
“Brewers clinching a playoff spot in
2008 against the Cubs.”
“LeBron James”
“Opening series at Tennessee”
“Facebook”
“Derek Jeter”
“Texas Rangers”
“Played behind a pitcher who threw a perfect game.”
“Tim Tebow”
“Wright State”
“None in particular”
“David Wright”
“Carlos Zambrano throw a no-hitter.”
“Derek Jeter”
“Tennessee”
“Facebook”
“Kanye West - All of the Lights”
“Drake - Still Fly”
High School: Earned Second-Team All-Wisconsin
Baseball Coaches Association honors, First-Team
WBCA All-District honors and First-Team AllSouthern Lakes Conference honors as a senior, with
team going 25-3 overall ... hit .513 with 11 doubles
and 22 RBIs out of the leadoff position, drawing 23
walks, stealing 15 bases and recording a .625 on-base
percentage ... committed just one error in the field and
broke school records for hits (40) and runs (40) ... hit
at a .410 clip with a .541 on-base percentage as a junior ... earned first-team all-conference honors ... also
selected First-Team All-County by the Racine Journal
Times his last two years and to the Milwaukee Journal
Sentinel All-Area First Team as a senior ... national
scholar athlete award honoree ... was double-play
combo with UWM teammate Tell Taylor ... won the
Demon Award for top male athlete in class ... National
Honor Society ... Badger Boys State representative.
High School: Batted .403 with 37 runs batted in as a senior, leading team to 25-3 record
... First Team All-Southeast Conference selection for the second-straight season ... walked
23 times and stole 13 bases ... batted .340 as
a junior, knocked in 16 runs and went 15for-15 in stolen bases ... earned second-team
all-league honors as a sophomore after batting .400 and was selected to the roster for
the 2008 Brewers Classic ... was double-play
combo with UWM teammate Michael Porcaro ... also an honorable-mention all-league
basketball player and two-year letterwinner
for the football team.
Personal: Son of Anthony and Barb Porcaro ... brother, Anthony, plays baseball at Marian University ...
chose UWM because he liked the staff and the direction the team is going ... career goal is to play professional baseball and work for ESPN ... hobbies include
video games, playing other sports and hanging out
with friends ... most memorable sports moment was
winning the 2008 State Legion tournament ... born
April 29, 1992.
Personal: Son of Mark and Lynn Taylor ...
chose UWM because of the coaching staff
and the success of the program ... lists the
WBCA All-Star game as his most memorable
sports experience ... born April 23, 1992.
High School: Shared player of the year honors
in the Rock Valley South Conference as a senior
... finished the regular season with a .404 average that included 27 hits and 17 runs scored
... Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association
Honorable-Mention All-State and First-Team
All-RVS three times ... first team all-district
... set school season records for batting average
(.544), runs scored (35), hits (37) walks (25)
and stolen bases (21) as a junior ... struck out
only four times the last two seasons ... four-year
varsity player earned second team all-conference
honors as freshman and honorable mention status as a sophomore ... an honorable-mention allleague selection in basketball ... also wrestled,
played football and ran cross country ... honor
roll all four years, graduating with honors.
“Anything by Drake”
26
Personal: Son of Damian and Kathy Wisowaty
... chose UWM because he enjoyed the campus
and liked the coaching staff ... career goals are
to graduate and find a good job ... lists hobbies
as playing video games and hanging out with
friends ... born May 5, 1992.
Mark
Strey
Cale
Tassi
Eric
King
Pitcher
Sophomore • R/R
6-3 • 195
Pitcher
Freshman • R/R
5-11 • 165
9
10
13
Marshfield, Wis.
Marshfield High School
Presque Isle, Wis.
Lakeland Union High School
Major: Undecided
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Fond du Lac High School
MORE ON MARK:
MORE ON CALE:
MORE ON ERIC:
“Ryan Braun”
“June 13, 2006: Twins two-time Cy Young award winner
Johan Santana pitched against Boston’s Curt Schilling.”
“Giants closer Brian Wilson”
“Horizon League championship game”
“ESPN.com”
“Nolan Ryan”
“Cubs/Brewers: Jim Edmonds hit a grand slam
and a 3-run HR in same game for Cubs.”
“Michael Jordan in his prime”
“Arkansas”
“ESPN.com”
“Derek Jeter”
“Perfect game during Babe Ruth
national tournaments.”
“Aaron Rodgers”
“First college games in Tennessee”
“Facebook”
“Artist: Drake; Song: Kid Cudi- Revofev”
“Jason Aldean - Dirt Road Anthem”
“Wiz Khalifa - Black and Yellow”
Prior to UWM: A transfer from the University
of Wisconsin-Superior who sat out in 2010 due
to NCAA regulations ... appeared in 14 games
as a freshman, recording 46 strikeouts in 40.0
innings of work ... had an ERA of 4.28 ... moved
into starting rotation at the end of the season.
High School: All-Lumberjack Conference
selection on the mound as a junior and senior
... also named to the all-region squad his final
season ... helped team to first postseason win
in seven years ... earned team MVP honors
two times ... also played football and was on
the swim team.
High School: First-Team All-Fox Valley Association on the mound as a senior, striking
out 62 batters in 47.0 innings ... went 4-2 with
a 1.34 earned run average, throwing two nohitters ... Second-Team All-FVA honors as a
junior, going 3-2 with a 2.52 ERA ... recorded
a save and 36 strikeouts in 36.0 innings of
work ... threw a no-hitter against Kaukauna
... batted .385 at the plate, slugging .635 ...
played on the varsity as a sophomore and was
the winning pitcher in the second round of
the regionals for the Cardinals ... played four
years of football, earning first-team all-league
and all-region as a defensive back.
Personal: Son of Terrance and Kim Tassi ...
chose UWM because he always wanted to play
at the Division I level and it was a good fit ...
career goals are to play professional baseball,
graduate and become a teacher and coach ...
has done volunteer work as a youth umpire ...
lists hobbies as hanging out with friends, hunting, fishing and being outdoors ... born Feb. 23,
1990.
Personal: Son of Thomas and Tammy King
... nicknames are “EK” and “Kinger” ... chose
UWM because it was close to home and in a
great city ... career goals are education, family
and going far in baseball ... most memorable
sports moments were winning all-conference
awards and rupturing his spleen during a
football game ... lists hobbies as baseball and
hanging out ... born Sept. 21, 1991.
2010: Redshirted and maintained junior eligibility.
Prior to UWM: A two-year starter at MATC, batting
.322 in 45 games in 2009 to help the Wolfpack to conference and regional crowns ... earned All-Wisconsin
Technical College Conference honors ... scored 26 times
and knocked in 31 runs while recording a .416 on-base
percentage ... started 25 times in 33 games as a freshman,
batting .286 with 25 runs scored and 20 runs batted in ...
Dean’s List member and an academic all-league choice.
High School: A two-time all-conference pick, earning
Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association Honorable
Mention All-State honors as a senior when he batted
.413 ... First Team All-Wisconsin Valley Conference his
final season ... selected team MVP ... also an all-district
selection ... batted .354 as a junior and was also selected
to play in the WBCA All-Star Classic ... three-year letterwinner ... multi-sport athlete who also played football, wrestled and ran track ... honor roll member.
Personal: Son of Ron and Diane Strey ... career goals are
to win a Horizon League championship and to graduate ... considers playing in the American Legion All-Star
Game as his most memorable sports experience ... lists
hobbies as hunting, fishing and watching sports ... has
done volunteer work at baseball camps and with Special
Olympics ... born June 8, 1988.
27
Outfield
Junior • R/R
6-1 • 195
Kyle
Spurley
Sam
Koenig
Brandon
Davis
Pitcher
Junior • R/R
6-1 • 210
Third Base
Freshman • R/R
6-4 • 200
Catcher
Junior • R/R
6-2 • 230
17
19
20
Major: Education
Linden, Wis.
Iowa-Grant High School
Major: Undecided
Prairie du Sac, Wis.
Sauk Prairie High School
Major: Criminal Justice
Highlands Ranch, Colo.
Mountain Vista High School
MORE ON KYLE:
MORE ON SAM:
MORE ON BRANDON:
“Derek Jeter”
“2008 NLDS Game 4: Philadelphia Phillies
against the Milwaukee Brewers.”
“Tim Tebow”
“2011 Horizon League Tournament”
“ESPN.com”
“Alex Rodriguez”
“Milwaukee Brewers winning their first
postseason game in 26 years in 2008.”
“LeBron James”
“Season opener at Tennessee”
“Facebook”
“Joe Mauer”
“2007 National League Wild Card tiebreaker game.”
“Joe Mauer”
“Arkansas”
“ESPN.com”
“That’s All She Wrote - T.I. featuring Eminem”
“Revofev - Kid CuDi”
2010: Redshirted and maintained junior eligibility ...
named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll.
High School: Unanimous First-Team All-Badger
North Conference selection after batting .473
with six home runs, 29 RBI, 32 walks and 23 runs
scored ... Second-Team Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-State for the second-straight
year ... First-Team All-Badger North Conference
selection as a junior ... batted .473, led state players in home runs with 12, had seven doubles and
drove in 34 runs, leading to WBCA First Team
All-District 5 accolades as well ... second-team allleague as a sophomore, leading the team in doubles
and batting a team-best .350 to send Sauk Prairie
to the conference title ... also an honorable-mention
all-league basketball player ... honor roll member.
Prior to UWM: Went 5-0 in 19 games over his two
seasons at MATC, helping team to conference and
regional titles ... went 4-0 in nine games in 2009,
hurling two complete-game shutouts ... struck out
27 and walked just nine batters in 34.1 innings ...
ended with 21 strikeouts in 27.2 innings of work
as a freshman ... named to the all-academic team.
High School: Was a standout prep, earning allconference honors four times and honorable mention all-state accolades ... won over 30 games and
recorded over 300 strikeouts in his career, earning
Southwest Wisconsin Activities League Player of
the Year honors ... four-year varsity starter ... Telegraph Herald Player of the Year as a senior ... also an
all-conference basketball and football player.
Personal: Son of Bob and Kris Spurley ... career
goal is to get drafted by a Major League Baseball
team ... chose UWM because the baseball program
was a good fit for him ... lists hobbies and interests
as hanging out with friends, playing sports and
playing cards ... born Dec. 31, 1988.
28
Personal: Son of Kurt and Pam Koenig ... brother,
Lucas, played baseball at Madison College and
at North Dakota ... career goal is to play baseball
professionally ... chose UWM because it is close
to home, the coaching staff and program success ...
most memorable sports moment was a 2010 state
basketball game against Catholic Memorial ... lists
hobbies as hunting, fishing, basketball, golf and
tennis ... born March 16, 1992.
“O.A.R”
Prior to UWM: Spent two seasons at Fort
Scott Community College in Fort Scott, Kan.
... batted .358 in 49 games as a sophomore,
driving in 36 runs, scoring 27 runs and posting a .428 on-base percentage ... threw out
over 40 percent of would-be base stealers as
the regular catcher.
High School: An all-conference catcher ... led
his team to the state title game and was a fouryear letterwinner ... also played four years of
football.
Personal: Son of Todd and Tiffany Davis ...
chose UWM to further his baseball career
and get a good education ... most memorable
sports experience was playing for the state
championship in high school ... lists his hobby
as hanging out with friends ... career goal is to
be a successful person ... born Jan. 31, 1989.
Joshua
Uhen
Gunnar
Eastman
Ryan
Solberg
Pitcher
Freshman • R/R
6-2 • 175
First Base/Outfield
Freshman • R/R
6-5 • 210
24
26
28
Major: Architecture
Oshkosh, Wis.
Oshkosh North High School
Major: Finance
Green Bay, Wis.
Green Bay Southwest High School
Major: Kinesiology
Waukesha, Wis.
Waukesha West High School
MORE ON JOSHUA:
MORE ON GUNNAR:
MORE ON RYAN:
“Roy Halladay”
“Trevor Hoffman’s record-setting save”
“Kobe Bryant”
“Tennessee”
“ESPN.com”
“Ryan Braun”
“A walk-off home run by Geoff Jenkins.”
“Clay Matthews”
“Tennessee”
“YouTube.com”
“Basically anything country.”
“The Game - My Life”
“Albert Pujols”
“Texas Rangers”
“When my brother’s team had eight
home runs and won 52-4.”
“LeBron James”
“Facebook”
High School: Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-District Team and Third-Team WBCA
All-State ... First-Team All-Fox Valley Association
selection in the outfield as a senior after batting .388
... struck out 48 in 36. 2 innings, winning two games
and saving another ... FVA honorable mention utility
player as a junior ... hit .319 and pitched, recording
26 strikeouts in 27.1 innings of work ... four-year letterwinner and two-year team captain ... selected to
join Team Wisconsin, where he struck out six batters
in 4.0 innings and batted .333 at the plate ... also led
his 2009 Oshkosh American Legion team in hitting
with a .466 average and was 2-0 with one save and 22
K’s in 14.2 innings on the mound ... also a four-year
member of the basketball team.
High School: Named Fox River Classic Conference Player of the Year as a senior, going 10-1
with a 1.92 ERA and 79 strikeouts to lead his
team to its first league title since 2002 ... selected
by the Green Bay Press-Gazette as its baseball
player of the year ... first-team all-area ... was also
named honorable mention all-league as an infielder, batting .344 with 28 runs scored and 26
runs driven in ... went 5-1 with a 2.95 earned run
average as a junior, earning a spot on Showtime
Sports’ Team Wisconsin ... a multi-sport athlete,
was also an all-conference honorable mention
selection in hockey.
Personal: Son of Kevin and Cheryl Uhen ... chose
UWM because it was close to home, teammates he
knew and the coaching staff ... career goal is to play
professional baseball and impact people’s lives in a
positive way ... most memorable sports experience
was playing for Team Wisconsin ... lists hobbies as
camping, fishing, drawing, being outdoors and traveling ... has done volunteer work for the Oshkosh Humane Society ... born April 7, 1992.
Personal: Son of Greg and Maria Eastman ...
chose UWM because it’s close to home and has
a good baseball program ... career goal is to play
professional baseball ... lists hobbies as fishing
and video games ... born Nov. 13, 1991.
“Lil Wayne - I got it”
High School: Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association
district and summer state player of the year ... hit .431
with 32 RBI, 42 runs, a .642 slugging percentage while
also walking 25 times ... helped team to Classic 8 Conference title, reach state for the first time in three years
and advance to the semifinals, finishing 28-7 overall
... First-Team WBCA All-State ... Waukesha Freeman
Athlete of the Year and Wisconsin Old Timers Baseball
Association Player of the Year ... in four seasons, he finished with a composite batting average of .451, had 132
RBIs and 14 home runs ... named First Team WBCA
All-State as a junior, batting .461, hitting eight home
runs, driving in 41 runs and recording a .775 slugging
percentage ... All-Classic Eight Conference and alldistrict selection as a junior, he earned second team allleague and honorable mention all-district honors as a
sophomore after batting .473 with 41 RBI ... Milwaukee
Journal Sentinel All-Area baseball team selection ... high
honor roll member ... all-state academic team.
Personal: Son of Shane and Lisa Solberg ... nickname is
“Ryno” ... dad played college baseball at UW-La Crosse
... chose UWM because it is the highest level of baseball
in the state and for the physical therapy program ... lists
volleyball, basketball and mountain biking as hobbies ...
career goal is to go as far as he can with baseball and
become a physical therapist ... born Sept. 15, 1991.
29
Pitcher
Freshman • R/R
6-4 • 185
Mike
Schneider
Phil
Striggow
Derek
Peake
Pitcher
Freshman • L/L
6-0 • 170
Infielder
Junior • R/R
6-2 • 230
Outfield
Freshman • L/R
6-0 • 175
31
32
34
Major: Business
De Pere, Wis.
West De Pere High School
Major: Information Studies
Monee, Ill.
Crete-Monee High School
Major: Kinesiology
Waukesha, Wis.
Waukesha Catholic Memorial HS
MORE ON MIKE:
MORE ON PHIL:
MORE ON DEREK:
“Aroldis Chapman”
“Texas Rangers”
“Nothing significant”
“Derek Jeter”
“Tennessee”
“Facebook”
“Josh Hamilton”
“Texas Rangers”
“Winning third place in the JUCO World
Series and being named to the World Series team.”
“Josh Hamilton”
“Illinois State University”
“www.powerstroke.org”
“Josh Hamilton”
“Texas Rangers”
“Bill Hall walk-off HR on Mother’s Day in 2006.”
“LeBron James”
“YouTube.com”
“No Hands - Waka Flocka Flames”
High School: Earned Wisconsin Baseball
Coaches Association All-State honorable
mention honors as a senior, going 8-2 with
a 1.40 earned run average ... struck out 96
batters in 65 innings of work ... 2010 Bay
Conference Player of the Year ... first-team allleague selection as a pitcher and the WBCA
Co-Player of the Year in the District, earning
a first-team spot on the mound on that squad
as well ... named the MVP of his team, setting
school records with eight home runs and 44
runs batted in at the plate ... had an all-conference junior season where he went 8-4 with a
2.64 ERA, striking out 78 in 61 innings.
Personal: Son of Joe and Lauri Schneider ...
brother, David, plays baseball at St. Norbert
College ... chose UWM because it is the highest level of baseball in the state ... career goal is
to play baseball as long as he can ... lists hunting and fishing as hobbies ... born Feb. 9, 1992.
30
“Randy Houser - Whistlin Dixie”
Prior to UWM: A transfer from Kankakee Community College in Kankakee, Ill. ... batted .395 in 61
games in helping his team go 47-14 ... drove in 77
runs on 70 hits - including 16 home runs - recording a .564 on-base percentage and scoring 83 runs
... honored as a First-Team All-Region IV selection
... as a freshman, led the Cavaliers to a third-place
finish at the NJCAA World Series, earning series
all-tournament team honors ... batted .353 that first
year, driving in 42 runs while scoring 39 more ...
team went 99-28-2 in his two seasons.
High School: Batted .390 and led team in home
runs (8) and RBI (34) as a senior ... helped team to
four-straight SICA South conference titles.
Personal: Son of Lloyd and Juanita Striggow ...
nickname is “Striggs” ... chose UWM because it’s
not too far from home and the successful baseball
program ... career goals are to play Major League
Baseball and, after that, help with his dad’s farm ...
most memorable sports experience was playing in
the JUCO World Series and placing third ... lists
hobbies as playing sports and riding dirt bikes and
snowmobiles ... born Dec. 14, 1989.
“Kenny Chesney - I Go Back”
High School: Batted .325 with six doubles, six
triples, seven home runs, 30 runs scored and 29
runs batted in as a senior ... drew 18 walks and
stole 21 bases, posting a .438 on-base percentage and a .685 slugging percentage ... named
First-Team All-Classic Eight Conference his
final two years ... batted .410 with five home
runs as a junior ... three-year starter and team
captain as a senior ... helped basketball team to
state title in 2010 ... first-team all-league kicker
and defensive back on the gridiron ... honor roll
member ... turned down a football scholarship
at St. Cloud State to play for UWM.
Personal: Son of Steve and Debbie Peake ...
chose UWM because it’s close to home and the
success of the baseball program ... career goal is
to be a physical therapist for a professional team
... lists hobbies as fishing, other sports and video
games ... considers winning the state basketball
championship as his most memorable sports
experience ... has worked a basketball referee for
the Special Olympics ... born June 16, 1992.
Todd
Hegbloom
Bill
Hanke
Catcher
Freshman • R/R
6-0 • 190
45
55
Major: Kinesiology
Pulaski, Wis.
Pulaski High School
Major: Architecture
Slinger, Wis.
Slinger High School
MORE ON TODD:
MORE ON BILL:
“Starlin Castro”
“Cardinals at Cubs in 2009, Cubs won by one.”
“Tom Brady”
“Opening series at Tennessee”
“ESPN.com”
“Ryan Braun”
“Brewers playoff game in 2008”
“CC Sabathia”
“Arkansas”
“ESPN.com”
“Kid Cudi - I like a lot of songs, not just one.”
“My Kind of Party - Jason Aldean”
2010: Redshirted and maintained freshman
eligibility.
High School: Earned all-area and Honorable
Mention All-North Shore Conference status
as a senior ... was the regular catcher and also
pitched ... four-year letterwinner ... four-sport
high school athlete, also playing basketball, football and golf.
High School: Second Team All-Fox River Classic Conference selection in 2009 after going 5-1 on
the mound, striking out 44 batters in 39 innings
while recording a 1.87 ERA ... also hit .317 at the
plate and knocked in 20 runs while earning team
MVP honors ... selected for WBCA Brewers Classic All-Star Game ... earned honorable mention
all-league honors as a junior ... struck out 35 batters in 40 innings as a sophomore, posting a 3.68
ERA and .308 average at the plate ... earned the
Bellin Health Male Comeback Player of the Year
award ... high honor roll member.
Personal: Son of Troy and Tricia Hegbloom ...
chose UWM because he liked the coaches and it
was close to home ... career goals are to get a degree,
have a successful career and to continue playing after college ... lists his most memorable sports experience as a win over previously-unbeaten Green
Bay Notre Dame where he allowed just three hits
and had the walk-off hit ... hobbies include Xbox
and hanging with friends ... born Oct. 15, 1990.
Pitcher
Freshman • R/R
5-9 • 200
Personal: Son of Richard and Norine Hanke ...
brother, Ricky, plays baseball at Madison College ... career goal is to be successful in all areas
... chose UWM because it is a good architecture
school with a good baseball program ... most
memorable sports experience was a grand slam
against Campbellsport his senior season ... lists
hobbies as hunting, fishing and sports ... born
Jan. 31, 1992.
31
2010 Results (33-26 overall, 17-8 Horizon League, 17-4 home, 9-20 away, 7-2 neutral)
Game date
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
Opposing team
at Arkansas State
at Arkansas State (G1)
at Arkansas State (G2)
at Arkansas State
Score
L, 6-5
L, 4-3
L, 11-4
L, 8-3
r-h-e
5-8-2
3-9-2
4-10-1
3-14-0
r-h-e
6-11-0
4-13-1
11-14-2
8-12-0
Inns
9
(10)
9
9
Rec.
0-1
0-2
0-3
0-4
League
-----
Pitcher of record
Amsrud (L, 0-1)
Franzke (L, 0-1)
Herbert (L, 0-1)
Pierce (L, 0-1)
Attend
341
-434
389
Time
3:05
2:55
3:01
3:00
March 3
March 5
March 6
March 6
March 7
March 12
March 13
March 14
March 19
March 19
March 20
March 21
March 24
March 26
March 27
March 27
March 30
March 30
at Minnesota (Metrodome)
at Austin Peay $
vs. SIU Edwardsville (G1) $
vs. SIU Edwardsville (G2) $
vs. Dayton $
at No. 14 Arkansas
at No. 14 Arkansas
at No. 14 Arkansas
at #25 Kansas State (G1)
at #25 Kansas State (G2)
at #25 Kansas State
at #25 Kansas State
at Northern Illinois
at UIC*
at UIC* (G1)
at UIC* (G2)
Parkside (G1)
Parkside (G2)
W, 13-6
L, 9-1
W, 20-2
W, 6-5
W, 6-0
L, 14-6
L, 7-0
L, 3-2
L, 4-0
L, 2-1
Cancelled
Cancelled
L, 7-5
L, 6-5
W, 13-5
L, 10-4
W, 6-2
W, 10-4
13-14-0
1-5-5
20-17-1
6-7-2
6-13-2
6-13-0
0-6-3
2-9-0
0-8-0
1-5-2
6-11-3
9-10-2
2-4-3
5-10-0
0-5-1
14-13-1
7-8-0
3-5-1
4-10-0
2-6-0
9
9
7
7
9
9
9
(10)
9
9
1-4
1-5
2-5
3-5
4-5
4-6
4-7
4-8
4-9
4-10
-----------
Franzke (W, 1-1)
Schmidt (L, 0-1)
Franzke (W, 2-1)
Pierce (W, 1-1)
Herbert (W, 1-1)
Franzke (L, 2-2)
Pierce (L, 1-2)
Amsrud (L, 0-2)
Schmidt (L, 0-2)
Amsrud (L, 0-3)
371
190
-157
134
6,450
6,843
6,829
-589
2:52
2:34
2:32
2:15
3:15
3:07
2:35
2:19
2:15
2:33
5-9-1
5-9-5
13-20-3
4-11-3
6-9-2
10-11-2
7-10-1
6-7-0
5-7-2
10-13-1
2-6-2
4-7-4
9
9
9
9
7
7
4-11
4-12
5-12
5-13
6-13
7-13
-0-1
1-1
1-2
---
Franzke (L, 2-3)
Amsrud (L, 0-4)
Schmidt (W, 1-2)
Herbert (L, 1-2)
Gordon (W, 1-0)
Guth (W, 1-0)
174
79
-79
-107
2:38
2:46
2:52
3:26
1:44
2:18
April 2
April 3
April 3
April 9
April 9
April 13
April 17
April 17
April 16
April 21
April 21
April 23
April 23
April 25
April 25
April 28
April 28
April 30
Cleveland State*
W, 4-1
Cleveland State* (G1)
W, 5-3
Cleveland State* (G2)
W, 7-5
Wisconsin Lutheran
W, 17-4
St. Norbert College
W, 14-4
at Iowa
L, 9-3
at Butler* (G1)
L, 11-2
at Butler* (G2)
W, 14-4
at Butler*
L, 20-12
at Bradley (G1)
W, 12-6
at Bradley (G2)
W, 20-2
at Youngstown State* (G1)
L, 8-7
at Youngstown State* (G2)
W, 9-8
at Cleveland State* (G1)
W, 6-5
at Cleveland State* (G2)
Cancelled
Northwestern (G1) (Miller Park) W, 9-0
Northwestern (G2) (Miller Park) L, 4-1
Valparaiso*
L, 17-3
4-11-1
5-11-0
7-12-1
17-13-2
14-13-0
3-9-1
2-10-4
14-11-1
12-20-1
12-14-3
20-21-1
7-15-2
9-14-1
6-13-0
1-6-0
3-6-0
5-12-2
4-6-3
4-7-6
9-11-2
11-9-1
4-9-2
20-22-0
6-8-0
2-4-2
8-13-3
8-9-3
5-11-0
9
9
9
7
7
9
9
9
9
7
7
9
9
9
8-13
9-13
10-13
11-13
12-13
12-14
12-15
13-15
13-16
14-16
15-16
15-17
16-17
17-17
2-2
3-2
4-2
---4-3
5-3
5-4
--5-5
6-5
7-5
Pierce (W, 2-2)
Amsrud (W, 1-4)
Gordon (W, 2-0)
Sukowaty (W, 1-0)
Pierce (W, 3-2)
Franzke (L, 2-4)
Pierce (L, 3-3)
Schmidt (W, 2-2)
Amsrud (L, 1-5)
Franzke (W, 3-4)
Guth (W, 2-0)
Engelke (L, 0-1)
Schmidt (W, 3-2)
Annen (W, 1-0)
231
-139
144
113
315
-313
310
-405
-229
222
1:57
2:06
2:37
2:03
2:46
2:42
2:26
3:10
3:46
2:11
2:18
3:14
2:55
2:23
9-14-0
1-1-1
3-9-1
0-3-1
4-10-1
17-23-2
7
7
9
18-17
18-18
18-19
--7-6
Sukowaty (W, 2-0)
Stone (L, 0-1)
Annen (L, 1-1)
-594
144
1:44
1:51
2:42
May 1
May 1
May 4
May 7
May 8
May 8
May 12
May 14
May 14
May 15
May 15
May 18
May 20
May 22
May 22
Valparaiso* (G1)
Valparaiso* (G2)
Cardinal Stritch
at Wright State*
at Wright State* (G1)
at Wright State* (G2)
Northern Illinois (Miller Park)
Butler* (G1)
Butler* (G2)
UIC* (G1)
UIC* (G2)
at Northern Illinois
Youngstown State*
Youngstown State* (G1)
Youngstown State* (G2)
W, 7-5
W, 3-0
W, 7-6
W, 9-6
L, 20-3
W, 10-7
L, 5-3
W, 5-4
W, 6-5
L, 11-7
W, 10-3
L, 21-6
W, 9-4
W, 8-5
W, 8-7
7-12-1
3-10-4
7-15-3
9-14-2
3-7-3
10-15-1
3-8-2
5-11-1
6-10-2
7-12-0
10-14-1
6-11-1
9-13-1
8-14-3
8-20-1
5-12-2
0-7-1
6-10-1
6-10-1
20-19-0
7-14-1
5-7-1
4-7-1
5-10-1
11-13-2
3-9-1
21-19-1
4-10-2
5-5-1
7-15-0
(11)
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
(14)
19-19
20-19
21-19
22-19
22-20
23-20
23-21
24-21
25-21
25-22
26-22
26-23
27-23
28-23
29-23
8-6
9-6
-10-6
10-7
11-7
-12-7
13-7
13-8
14-8
-15-8
16-8
17-8
Blohowiak (W, 1-0)
Gordon (W, 3-0)
Amsrud (W, 2-5)
Pierce (W, 4-3)
Schmidt (L, 3-3)
Gordon (W, 4-0)
Annen (L, 1-2)
Annen (W, 2-2)
Sukowaty (W, 3-0)
Pierce (L, 4-4)
Schmidt (W, 4-3)
Franzke (L, 3-5)
Sukowaty (W, 4-0)
Pierce (W, 5-4)
Annen (W, 3-2)
-261
291
339
-337
596
-206
-254
161
162
-213
3:14
2:06
2:59
3:31
2:31
3:03
2:29
2:19
2:20
2:49
2:44
3:20
2:39
2:34
3:11
Horizon League Tournament: Hosted by Valparaiso
May 27
Valparaiso #
W, 3-1
May 28
Wright State #
L, 1-0
May 29
Valparaiso #
W, 3-1
May 29
Wright State #
W, 14-7
May 30
Wright State #
W, 6-3
3-9-0
0-6-2
3-5-1
14-20-2
6-10-0
1-6-2
1-3-2
1-8-1
7-16-2
3-9-2
9
9
9
9
9
30-23
30-24
31-24
32-24
33-24
------
Pierce (W, 6-4)
Sukowaty (L, 4-1)
Blohowiak (W, 2-0)
Gordon (W, 5-0)
Pierce (W, 7-4)
184
186
214
164
224
2:14
2:02
2:03
3:06
2:46
2-3-0
1-4-2
6-11-2
22-25-0
9
9
33-25
33-26
---
Pierce (L, 7-5)
Sukowaty (L, 4-2)
4371
320
2:36
3:21
NCAA Tournament: Tempe Regional
June 4
at #1 Arizona State %
June 5
vs. #15 San Diego %
L, 6-2
L, 22-1
BOLD denotes Horizon League Conference game / () denotes extra inning game / ^ denotes Horizon League Tournament game
$ denotes APSU Riverview Inn Invitational / # denotes Horizon League Tournament contest / % denotes NCAA Tournament contest
32
2010 Overall Statistics (33-26 overall, 17-8 Horizon League, 17-4 home, 9-20 away, 7-2 neutral)
AVG
.417
.352
.350
.342
.332
.310
.308
.300
.300
.262
.250
.250
.233
.200
.000
.319
.297
GP
41
55
56
59
59
47
56
59
47
45
29
18
48
20
1
59
59
GS
41
50
56
59
59
32
56
58
43
38
10
7
17
5
0
AB
156
176
223
228
226
116
221
220
170
141
43
40
73
35
1
2070
2008
R
37
28
48
43
50
25
36
38
26
24
8
7
15
3
0
388
376
H 2B
65 12
62 10
78 21
78 16
75 13
36
2
68 17
66
8
51
8
37
6
11
1
10
1
17
2
7
1
0
0
661 118
596 105
RBI
34
37
35
55
49
15
31
25
29
15
5
4
6
7
0
347
339
TB
100
79
116
120
119
43
94
93
68
43
12
13
21
11
0
932
865
SLG
.641
.449
.520
.526
.527
.371
.425
.423
.400
.305
.273
.325
.288
.314
.000
.450
.431
BB HBP
17
0
23
2
16
7
22 10
18
9
19
1
18
4
18
2
9
3
17
3
4
2
2
1
12
1
1
2
0
0
196 47
225 74
Pitching Statistics
Player
0 Greg Blohowiak
16 Cameron Amsrud
12 Chad Pierce
11 Jayme Sukowaty
7 Jeff Gordon
9 Jordan Herbert
13 Kyle Schmidt
30 Jordan Guth
1 Bob Stone
19 Lucas Annen
4 Kaleb Engelke
35 Cuyler Franzke
33 Jake Long
31 Eric Semmelhack
32 Ben Volkman
24 Nate Caldwell
2 Dan Buchholz
Totals
Opponents
ERA
1.67
3.00
4.03
4.40
4.57
4.68
5.67
6.17
7.78
8.27
9.39
13.26
5.40
6.98
12.00
13.50
27.00
5.43
5.75
W
2
2
7
4
5
1
4
2
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
33
26
L
0
5
5
2
0
2
3
0
1
2
1
5
0
0
0
0
0
26
33
APP
20
25
16
16
14
6
15
11
20
19
11
14
3
12
4
1
1
59
59
GS
0
0
16
8
7
5
12
5
1
1
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
59
59
CG SHO CBO SV IP
0
0
0
2 27.0
0
0
1
9 36.0
2
0
0
0 102.2
1
0
1
0 47.0
0
0
1
0 45.1
0
0
1
0 25.0
0
0
0
0 85.2
0
0
0
0 23.1
0
0
0
0 19.2
0
0
1
2 37.0
0
0
0
0 7.2
0
0
0
0 19.0
0
0
0
0 1.2
0
0
0
0 19.1
0
0
0
0 3.0
0
0
0
0 2.0
0
0
0
0 1.1
3
3
3
13 502.2
7
3
2
3 501.0
H
17
40
103
53
53
23
100
29
26
63
9
39
6
26
4
3
2
596
661
R
9
16
62
32
26
15
62
21
21
39
11
32
1
17
5
3
4
376
388
ER
5
12
46
23
23
13
54
16
17
34
8
28
1
15
4
3
4
303
320
3B
4
2
1
1
2
1
0
5
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
18
16
HR
5
1
5
8
9
1
3
3
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
39
44
BB
17
10
43
10
13
8
27
17
23
11
8
17
1
10
5
3
2
225
196
SO GDP OBP
20
5 .471
32
4 .426
25
0 .404
47
1 .418
27
9 .397
24
0 .409
20
7 .364
44
5 .355
33
7 .346
40
5 .354
8
2 .333
8
1 .302
26
1 .349
13
0 .263
0
0 .000
367 47 .387
291 37 .384
SO
14
25
64
22
29
7
43
10
15
25
6
9
0
18
2
2
0
291
367
2B
1
3
14
9
9
4
30
6
5
10
0
6
2
4
1
0
1
105
118
3B
1
1
4
1
3
1
1
0
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
16
18
SF SH SB ATT CH
1
0
9
12 59
3
1
8
10 21
4
2
6
10 296
3
1
3
4 519
4
2
3
4 204
1
3
4
4
75
4
0
2
3 215
2
2 10 14 159
0
3
2
3 250
0
0
4
4
95
1
1
1
2
73
0
0
0
0
34
0
3
0
1 114
0
0
0
0
32
0
0
0
0
0
23 18 52 71 2234
26 36 58 84 2191
HR
0
2
13
6
2
2
5
0
1
4
1
3
0
4
1
0
0
44
39
E
4
1
20
2
11
2
17
2
6
2
8
1
4
3
0
89
79
FLD
.932
.952
.932
.996
.946
.973
.921
.987
.976
.979
.890
.971
.964
.906
.000
.960
.964
B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA
.185
2
3
0
0
3
.274
0
5
1
0
2
.261
16 18 4
5
4
.293
1
2
0
2
7
.305
4
5
0
6
3
.242
7
5
0
0
1
.288
5
12 3
5
3
.315
2
3
0
1
2
.329
6
1
0
1
4
.387
4
2
0
3
2
.273
2
7
0
0
0
.415
3
4
0
2
3
.600
2
0
0
0
0
.325
1
2
0
1
2
.333
2
2
0
0
0
.300
1
2
0
0
0
.333
1
1
0
0
0
.297
59 74 2 26 36
.319
45 47 9 23 18
2010 Horizon League Statistics (17-8 Horizon League, 11-2 home, 6-6 away)
Batting Statistics
Player
34 Tim Patzman
3 Cole Kraft
10 Shaun Wegner
6 Jonathan Capasso
8 Paul Hoenecke
18 Doug Dekoning
2 Dan Buchholz
21 Sam Sivilotti
28 Ben Long
26 Nino Guerrero
14 Alex Erdmann
15 Jim Lundstrom
12 Chad Pierce
27 Drew Pearson
Totals
Opponents
AVG
.446
.439
.395
.341
.327
.324
.311
.304
.300
.263
.353
.258
.200
.125
.337
.305
GP
16
25
20
19
25
25
25
25
25
21
12
23
4
7
25
25
GS
16
25
18
11
25
24
25
25
25
20
4
7
0
0
AB
65
107
76
44
110
105
103
92
100
80
17
31
5
8
943
912
R
15
30
15
14
15
19
17
11
16
16
2
4
1
1
176
180
H
29
47
30
15
36
34
32
28
30
21
6
8
1
1
318
278
Pitching Statistics
Player
4 Kaleb Engelke
0 Greg Blohowiak
12 Chad Pierce
16 Cameron Amsrud
7 Jeff Gordon
13 Kyle Schmidt
11 Jayme Sukowaty
19 Lucas Annen
9 Jordan Herbert
33 Jake Long
31 Eric Semmelhack
32 Ben Volkman
35 Cuyler Franzke
30 Jordan Guth
1 Bob Stone
Totals
Opponents
ERA
2.70
3.21
4.08
4.50
4.80
5.65
6.19
7.23
9.39
0.00
5.06
10.80
10.80
14.73
15.75
5.55
5.94
W
0
1
3
1
3
4
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
17
8
L
1
0
2
2
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
17
APP
4
11
8
11
7
8
4
7
2
1
5
2
2
2
5
25
25
GS
0
0
8
0
5
7
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
25
25
CG SHO CBO SV IP
0
0
0
0 3.1
0
0
0
1 14.0
1
0
0
0 53.0
0
0
1
5 16.0
0
0
1
0 30.0
0
0
0
0 51.0
0
0
0
0 16.0
0
0
0
1 18.2
0
0
0
0 7.2
0
0
0
0 1.0
0
0
0
0 5.1
0
0
0
0 1.2
0
0
0
0 1.2
0
0
0
0 3.2
0
0
0
0 4.0
1
1
1
7 227.0
4
0
0
1 222.2
2B
4
10
6
1
5
4
6
3
5
3
0
0
0
1
48
47
3B
2
1
0
1
0
4
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
12
HR
2
4
3
0
1
1
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
17
16
RBI TB
13 43
20 71
23 45
3
18
16 44
10 49
21 47
13 33
22 44
6
24
2
6
4
8
0
1
0
2
153 435
159 397
H
1
10
54
22
32
61
23
32
13
1
6
3
4
7
9
278
318
SLG
.662
.664
.592
.409
.400
.467
.456
.359
.440
.300
.353
.258
.200
.250
.461
.435
BB HBP
7
0
9
3
5
0
10
1
6
0
6
1
9
4
16
0
13
5
9
2
1
1
2
1
0
0
0
1
93 19
96 25
R
1
7
36
10
16
39
15
19
10
0
5
3
2
6
11
180
176
ER
1
5
24
8
16
32
11
15
8
0
3
2
2
6
7
140
147
BB
3
11
21
5
6
17
5
4
2
0
3
3
1
6
9
96
93
SO GDP OBP
6
1 .500
5
0 .492
12
3 .432
10
0 .473
6
4 .359
22
1 .366
13
5 .381
17
3 .400
17
1 .400
22
2 .352
4
1 .421
9
0 .324
0
0 .200
3
0 .222
147 22 .405
131 18 .381
SO
2
7
31
13
18
27
8
12
3
0
4
0
0
2
4
131
147
2B
0
1
7
1
5
16
3
6
2
0
0
0
1
2
3
47
48
SF SH SB ATT CH E
0
0
6
6
26
2
1
1
3
6 131 8
0
0
0
1 120 6
0
1
2
2
32
2
1
0
2
3
98
7
0
1
4
5
77
1
2
0
2
3
99
3
2
0
5
5
8
1
2
0
3
3 223 0
0
0
2
2
59
1
0
0
1
1
31
4
0
2
0
0
59
4
0
0
0
0
12
1
0
0
0
0
6
1
8
5 30 37 1015 43
15 16 25 35 975 29
FLD
.923
.939
.950
.938
.929
.987
.970
.875
1.000
.970
.871
.932
.917
.833
.958
.970
3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA
0
0 .091
1
0
0
0
0
1
0 .217
2
0
0
0
3
4
6 .265 12
9
3
3
3
0
0 .324
0
3
0
0
1
3
1 .281
1
1
0
5
2
0
2 .290
4
9
2
4
2
1
3 .348
1
0
0
2
1
1
0 .400
0
0
0
1
1
1
1 .382
3
2
0
0
1
0
0 .250
0
0
0
0
0
0
2 .286
0
0
0
0
1
0
1 .429
2
0
0
0
0
0
0 .444
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 .412
1
1
0
0
1
1
0 .429
3
0
0
0
0
12 16 .305 30 25
5 15 16
9 17 .337 24 19
4
8
5
33
Batting Statistics
Player
34 Tim Patzman
21 Sam Sivilotti
3 Cole Kraft
28 Ben Long
2 Dan Buchholz
6 Jonathan Capasso
8 Paul Hoenecke
18 Doug Dekoning
10 Shaun Wegner
26 Nino Guerrero
14 Alex Erdmann
12 Chad Pierce
15 Jim Lundstrom
27 Drew Pearson
24 Nate Caldwell
Totals
Opponents
Horizon League Leaders
Batting Average
Tim Patzman, Milwaukee ..................................... .417
Tom Clayton, Youngstown State ......................... .412
Casey McGrew, Wright State............................... .383
Matt Serna, UIC .................................................... .379
Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso ....................................... .373
Joe Iacobucci, Youngstown State .......................... .369
Corey Moylan, Butler ............................................ .369
Jake Hibberd, Wright State .................................. .368
Quentin Cate, Wright State ................................. .367
Justin Frane, Valparaiso ......................................... .361
Runs
Steve McGuiggan, UIC .............................................66
Jacke Healey, Youngstown State ...............................63
Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso ...........................................61
Kyle Muhlsteff, Valparaiso ........................................59
Casey McGrew, Wright State...................................58
Jason Ganek, UIC ......................................................54
Tristan Moore, Wright State....................................51
Dan Buchholz, Milwaukee........................................50
Andy Leonard, UIC ..................................................50
Matt Serna, UIC ........................................................49
Hits
Quentin Cate, Wright State .....................................84
Jake Hibberd, Wright State ......................................82
Matt Serna, UIC ........................................................80
Joe Iacobucci, Youngstown State ..............................79
Kyle Shaffer, Cleveland State....................................78
Ben Long, Milwaukee ................................................78
Cole Kraft, Milwaukee ..............................................78
Runs Batted In
Chris Rutta, UIC .......................................................62
Ben Long, Milwaukee ................................................55
Jake Hibberd, Wright State ......................................54
Bob Suitca, Cleveland State......................................52
Dan Buchholz, Milwaukee........................................49
Doubles
Cole Kraft, Milwaukee ..............................................21
Andy Leonard, UIC ..................................................19
Chris Rutta, UIC .......................................................19
Paul Hoenecke, Milwaukee.......................................17
Triples
Steve McGuiggan, UIC ............................................... 9
Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso ............................................. 8
Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee....................................... 5
John Rosinski, UIC...................................................... 5
Tristan Moore, Wright State...................................... 5
Tim Patzman, Milwaukee ........................................... 4
Home Runs
Chris Rutta, UIC .......................................................13
Bob Suitca, Cleveland State......................................11
Tyler Wynn, Cleveland State ....................................11
Tom Clayton, Youngstown State .............................10
34
Garrett Gray, Wright State .......................................10
Dan Buchholz, Milwaukee.......................................... 9
Ben Long, Milwaukee .................................................. 8
Total Bases
Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso .........................................144
Jacke Healey, Youngstown State .............................136
Steve McGuiggan, UIC ...........................................132
Quentin Cate, Wright State ...................................132
Chris Rutta, UIC .....................................................131
Kyle Shaffer, Cleveland State..................................130
Joe Iacobucci , Youngstown State ...........................129
Casey McGrew, Wright State.................................128
Garrett Gray, Wright State .....................................126
Slugging Percentage
Chris Rutta, UIC ................................................... .689
Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso ....................................... .610
Steve McGuiggan, UIC ......................................... .608
Garrett Gray, Wright State ................................... .589
Jacke Healey, Youngstown State ........................... .581
Tristan Moore, Wright State................................ .581
Quentin Cate, Wright State ................................. .576
On-Base Percentage
Corey Moylan, Butler ............................................ .469
Matt Serna, UIC .................................................... .462
Jason Ganek, UIC .................................................. .449
Steve McGuiggan, UIC ......................................... .445
Luke Duncan, Butler ............................................. .441
Tristan Moore, Wright State................................ .439
Casey McGrew, Wright State............................... .437
Walks
Corey Moylan, Butler ................................................32
Jason Ganek, UIC ......................................................32
Luke Duncan, Butler .................................................31
Kevin Crane, Butler ...................................................26
Matt Serna, UIC ........................................................26
Robbie Robinson, Valparaiso ...................................26
Tristan Moore, Wright State....................................24
Tyler Wynn, Cleveland State ....................................24
Sam Sivilotti, Milwaukee ..........................................23
Stolen Bases
Alex Johnson, Cleveland State .................................18
Derrick Carr, Youngstown State ..............................13
Andy Leonard, UIC ..................................................12
Ty Rubio, UIC ...........................................................11
Matt Serna, UIC ........................................................11
Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee.....................................10
Damon McCormick, Valparaiso ................................ 9
Tim Patzman, Milwaukee ........................................... 9
Earned Run Average
Casey Henn, Wright State.....................................3.19
Chad Pierce, Milwaukee.........................................4.03
Bryce Shafer, Valparaiso .........................................4.10
Jon Gulbransen, Valparaiso ...................................4.67
Damon McCormick, Valparaiso ...........................5.35
Alex Kaminsky, Wright State ................................5.53
Aaron Swenson, Youngstown State ......................5.60
Joe Ochs, Butler ......................................................5.65
Kyle Schmidt, Milwaukee ......................................5.67
Michael Heesch, UIC .............................................5.68
Opposing Batting Average
Casey Henn, Wright State.................................... .241
Chad Pierce, Milwaukee........................................ .261
Bryce Shafer, Valparaiso ........................................ .263
Alex Kaminsky, Wright State ............................... .271
Joe Ochs, Butler ..................................................... .280
Anthony Sambula, Cleveland State ..................... .286
Aaron Swenson, Youngstown State ..................... .286
Kyle Schmidt, Milwaukee ..................................... .288
Damon McCormick, Valparaiso .......................... .289
Blake Aquadro, Youngstown State....................... .292
Innings Pitched
Bryce Shafer, Valparaiso .......................................105.1
Chad Pierce, Milwaukee.......................................102.2
Aaron Swenson, Youngstown State ......................99.2
Alex Kaminsky, Wright State ................................97.2
Jon Gulbransen, Valparaiso ...................................94.1
Kyle Schmidt, Milwaukee ......................................85.2
Casey Henn, Wright State.....................................84.2
Michael Heesch, UIC .............................................84.0
Mike Hernandez, Butler ........................................78.2
Damon McCormick, Valparaiso ...........................67.1
Strikeouts
Bryce Shafer, Valparaiso ..........................................121
Aaron Swenson, Youngstown State ........................ 94
Alex Kaminsky, Wright State ...................................88
Casey Henn, Wright State........................................82
Jon Gulbransen, Valparaiso ......................................75
Chad Pierce, Milwaukee............................................64
Phil Klein, Youngstown State ...................................57
Mike Hernandez, Butler ...........................................57
Eric Marzec, Youngstown State ...............................56
Anthony Sambula, Cleveland State .........................56
Wins
Aaron Swenson, Youngstown State ........................... 8
Chad Pierce, Milwaukee.............................................. 7
Casey Henn, Wright State.......................................... 7
Damon McCormick, Valparaiso ................................ 7
Bryce Shafer, Valparaiso .............................................. 7
Michael Heesch, UIC .................................................. 6
Jeff Gordon, Milwaukee .............................................. 5
Greg Robinson, Wright State..................................... 5
Mike Hernandez, Butler ............................................. 5
Alex Kaminsky, Wright State ..................................... 5
Saves
Cameron Amsrud, Milwaukee ................................... 9
Eric Marzec, Youngstown State ................................. 5
Brad Riegler, UIC ........................................................ 3
Greg Blohowiak, Milwaukee ...................................... 2
Jamie Feldheiser, Butler ............................................... 2
Lucas Annen, Milwaukee ............................................ 2
Michael Schum, Wright State .................................... 2
Billy Laing, Butler ........................................................ 2
Jarad Miller, Valparaiso ............................................... 2
Tyler Szymczak, Butler ............................................... 2
Greg Robinson, Wright State..................................... 2
Appearances
Michael Schum, Wright State ..................................28
Kyle McCulloh, Youngstown State ..........................28
Matt Salemi, UIC ......................................................27
Cameron Amsrud, Milwaukee .................................25
Trent Wood, Youngstown State...............................25
Brad Riegler, UIC ......................................................25
Jordan Marker, Wright State ....................................23
Alex, Frey, Youngstown State ...................................23
Bill Turosky, Youngstown State ................................23
Greg Robinson, Wright State...................................23
Wright State
Milwaukee*
UIC
Valparaiso
Butler
Youngstown State
Cleveland State
Horizon League
W
L
Pct.
17
6
.739
17
8
.680
15
9
.625
9
10
.474
11
13
.458
9
17
.346
5
20
.200
W
31
33
24
24
21
22
12
Overall
L
25
26
30
32
29
34
43
Pct.
.554
.559
.444
.429
.420
.393
.218
* - 2010 Horizon League Tournament Champion
2010 Horizon League Award Winners
Horizon League Tournament
Wednesday, May 26
#4 Valparaiso 7, #5 Butler 3
#6 Youngstown State 8, #3 UIC 4
Thursday, May 27
#3 UIC 7, #5 Butler 0
#2 Milwaukee 3, #4 Valparaiso 1
#1 Wright State 10, #6 Youngstown State 8
Friday, May 28
#3 UIC 4, #6 Youngstown State 1
#4 Valparaiso 10, #3 UIC 5
#1 Wright State 1, #2 Milwaukee 0
Saturday, May 29
#2 Milwaukee 3, #4 Valparaiso 1
#2 Milwaukee 14, #1 Wright State 7
Sunday, May 30
#2 Milwaukee 6, #1 Wright State 3
Milwaukee advances to the NCAA Tournament
2010 Horizon League All-Tournament Team
P - Casey Henn (Wright State, So.)
P - Chad Pierce (Milwaukee, Jr.)
C - Gerald Ogrinc (Wright State, Sr.)
1B - Ben Long (Milwaukee, Sr.)
2B - Aaron Fields (Wright State, Sr.)
SS - CJ Morris (Youngstown State, Sr.)
3B - Dan Buchholz (Milwaukee, Sr.)
OF - Steve McGuiggan (UIC, Jr.)
OF - Kyle Gaedele (Valparaiso, So.)
OF - Steven Scoby (Valparaiso, So.)
DH - Sam Sivilotti (Milwaukee, Jr.)
MVP - Chad Pierce (Milwaukee)
NCAA Regionals:
Friday, June 4
(at Tempe Ariz. - Packard Stadium)
Milwaukee 2, #1 Arizona State 5
Saturday, June 5
(at Tempe Ariz. - Packard Stadium)
Milwaukee 1, #15 San Diego 22
All-League First Team:
Name, School
Bryce Shafer, Valparaiso
Casey Henn, Wright State
Gerald Ogrinc, Wright State
Jake Hibberd, Wright State
Matt Serna, UIC
Jacke Healey, Youngstown State
Quentin Cate, Wright State
Tom Clayton, Youngstown State
Casey McGrew, Wright State
Tim Patzman, Milwaukee
Garrett Gray, Wright State
Paul Hoenecke, Milwaukee
Yr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
So.
Pos.
P
P
C
1B
2B
SS
3B
OF
OF
OF
DH
UT
All-League Second Team:
Aaron Swenson, Youngstown State
Alex Kaminsky, Wright State
Kyle Shaffer, Cleveland State
Kyle Schultz, Butler
Luke Duncan, Butler
Cole Kraft, Milwaukee
Jason Ganek, UIC
Chris Rutta, UIC
Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso
Steve McGuiggan, UIC
Sam Sivilotti, Milwaukee,
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
P
P
C
1B
2B
SS
3B
OF
OF
OF
DH
(at the U.S. Steel Yard in Gary, Ind.)
Player of the Year: Tom Clayton, Youngstown State
Pitcher of the Year: Bryce Shafer, Valparaiso
Co-Newcomer of the Year: Chad Pierce, Milwaukee
Co-Newcomer of the Year: Matt Serna, UIC
Coach of the Year: Rob Cooper, Wright State
Horizon League All-Newcomer Team:
P - Chad Pierce
Milwaukee
P - Jayme Sukowaty
Milwaukee
1B - Ryan Boss
UIC
1B - Joe Betcher
UIC
2B - Matt Serna
UIC
2B - Neil Schroth
Youngstown State
OF - Corey Moylan
Butler
OF - Kevin Crane
Butler
OF - Andrew Eckhardt
Butler
OF - Chuck Gasti
Cleveland State
OF - Jonathan Capasso
Milwaukee
UT - Robbie Robinson
Valparaiso
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
35
Year
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
Overall
5-10-1
14-8-0
9-9-0
9-7-0
10-12-0
13-9-0
9-11-0
5-9-0
7-14-0
9-17-0
9-12-0
5-18-0
8-10-0
10-15-0
12-14-0
6-20-0
9-16-0
League
Conference
Coach
1-7
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
N/A
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
N/A
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
4-4
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
3-5
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
4-6
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
6-4
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
3-7
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
N/A
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
N/A
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
N/A
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
N/A
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
N/A
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
4-8
Chicagoland College
Bill Ritter
N/A
Chicagoland College
Frank Orzel
N/A
Chicagoland College
Frank Orzel
4-7
Chicagoland College
Frank Orzel
>> No baseball at UWM from 1974-1981 <<
1982
8-10-0
N/A
N/A
Jim Burian
1983
15-9-0
N/A
N/A
Jim Burian
1984
17-9-0
N/A
N/A
Jim Burian
1985
14-13-1
N/A
N/A
Jim Burian
1986
27-14-0
N/A
N/A
Jim Burian
>> Baseball was played at the club level at UWM from 1982-1986 <<
1987
16-27-0
N/A
N/A
Jim Burian
1988
15-31-0
N/A
N/A
Jim Burian
1989
22-22-0
N/A
N/A
Jim Burian
1990
9-35-0
N/A
N/A
Jim Burian
>> UWM moved to NCAA Division I prior to the 1991 season <<
1991
9-35-0
None
Independent
Scott Kugi
1992
14-32-0
None
Independent
Scott Kugi
1993
10-19-0
None
Independent
Scott Kugi
1994
20-30-0
9-12
Mid-Continent
Bill Schufrieder
1995
21-24-0
6-9
Midwestern Collegiate Jerry Augustine
1996
23-26-0
13-8
1997
28-30-0
13-11
1998
33-15-1
14-6
1999
31-29-0
11-7
2000
30-24-0
12-6
2001
39-18-0
16-4
2002
36-20-0
15-8
Horizon League
Jerry Augustine
2003
25-25-0
13-10
Horizon League
Jerry Augustine
2004
23-30-0
9-10
Horizon League
Jerry Augustine
2005
26-31-0
12-8
Horizon League
Jerry Augustine
2006
32-25-0
18-12
Horizon League
Jerry Augustine
2007
25-32-0
16-14
Horizon League
Scott Doffek
2008
25-36-0
11-15
Horizon League
Scott Doffek
2009
28-27-0
14-9
Horizon League
Scott Doffek
2010
33-26-0
17-8
Horizon League
Scott Doffek
Varsity (41 years)
722-860-2
.456
Club (5 years)
81-55-1
.595
Totals (46 years)
803-915-3
.467
Frank Orzel
1971-1973
27-50 (.351)
Year
Record
1971.............................12-14
1972...............................6-20
1973...............................9-16
36
Scott Kugi
1991-1993
33-86-0 (.277)
Year
Record
1991...............................9-35
1992.............................14-32
1993.............................10-19
Jerry Augustine
1995-2006
347-297-1 (.539)
Year
Record
1995.........................21-24-0
1996.........................23-26-0
1997.........................28-30-0
1998.........................33-15-1
1999.........................31-29-0
2000.........................30-24-0
2001.........................39-18-0
2002.........................36-20-0
2003.........................25-25-0
2004.........................23-30-0
2005.........................26-31-0
2006.........................32-25-0
Bill Ritter
1957-1970
122-161-1 (.431)
Year
Record
1957........................... 5-10-1
1958........................... 14-8-0
1959............................. 9-9-0
1960............................. 9-7-0
1961.........................10-12-0
1962........................... 13-9-0
1963........................... 9-11-0
1964............................. 5-9-0
1965........................... 7-14-0
1966........................... 9-17-0
1967........................... 9-12-0
1968........................... 5-18-0
1969........................... 8-10-0
1970.........................10-15-0
Jim Burian
1982-1990
143-170-0 (.457)
Year
Record
1982........................... 8-10-0
1983........................... 15-9-0
1984........................... 17-9-0
1985.........................14-13-1
1986.........................27-14-0
1987.........................16-27-0
1988.........................15-31-0
1989.........................22-22-0
1990........................... 9-35-0
Bill Schufrieder • 1994
20-30 (.400)
Year
Record
1994.............................20-30
Scott Doffek
2007-present
111-121 (.478)
Year
Record
2007.............................25-32
2008.............................25-36
2009.............................28-27
2010.............................33-26
FIRST ERA (1957-73)
Prior to the move to Division I for Milwaukee
baseball, the Panthers outfitted baseball teams
in two eras. From 1957 through the 1973 season, UWM sported a varsity baseball program.
In those 17 seasons the
FIRST ERA
Panthers went 149-211Coach - Bill Ritter
1 under two coaches.
5
10
14
8
9
9
9
7
10
12
13
9
9
11
5
9
7
14
9
17
9
12
5
18
8
10
10
15
122 161
Coach - Frank Orzel
1971
12
14
1972
6
20
1973
9
16
Total
27 50
1 .313
0 .636
0 .500
0 .563
0 .455
0 .591
0 .450
0 .357
0 .333
0 .346
0 .429
0 .217
0 .444
0 .400
1 .431
Bill Ritter led UWM
to four winning seasons in the first era of
varsity baseball. Ritter’s
Panthers put together a
stretch of three-straight
winning seasons from
1958-60, a feat that
UWM would have to
wait 38 years to repeat.
0 .461
0 .230
0 .360
0 .351
Frank Orzel took over
for Bill Ritter following
the 1970 season. Under
Orzel UWM won 12 games in 1971, the most
since ‘62. Orzel’s next two seasons saw 15 total
wins and the baseball program was dropped at
UW-Milwaukee for financial reasons following
UWM’s 9-16 season in 1973.
CLUB BASEBALL (1982-86)
Jim Burian headed up UWM’s club baseball team
that he created in the fall
CLUB BASEBALL
of 1981. The team beCoach - Jim Burian
gan play in the spring 1982
8
10 0 .444
of 1982. Following an 1983 15 9 0 .625
17
9
0 .654
8-10 inaugural season, 1984
1985
14
13 1 .518
the Burian-led Panthers 1986 27 14 0 .659
posted
four-straight Total 81 55 1 .595
winning seasons, culminating with a 27-14 record in the 1986 season.
In five years, the UWM Club Panthers posted an
overall record of 81-55-1 (.595).
NEW ERA BEGINS (1987-90)
When UWM’s baseball reached varsity status again in 1987,
NEW ERA BEGINS
Jim Burian was kept
Coach - Jim Burian
Win1987
16
27 0 .372 as head coach.
1988
15
31 0 .326 ning ways were harder
1989
22
22 0 .500
1990
9
35 0 .205 to keep. After dismal
Total
62 115 0 .350 16-27 and 15-31 records in ‘87 and ‘88, the
Panthers got back to .500 with a 22-22 record in 1989. The 22 wins were a school record that lasted until 1996. Following UWM’s
9-35 (.205) 1990 season, the worst winning percentage in school history (club or varsity), Scott
Klugi replaced Burian as head coach in preparation for Division I competition in 1991.
DIVISION I ERA (1991-Present)
Prior to September of 1990 Milwaukee featured
one Division I team in its men’s soccer squad. In
In Scott Klugi’s first season as head coach, the
Panthers equaled 1990’s record-setting futility
by posting an identical 9-35 record. Klugi saw his
team improve to 14-32 (.304) in 1992, and eventually, to 10-19 (.345) in 1993.
The 1994 season saw UWM enter its first conference and see a new head coach take the reigns.
Bill Schufreider took over the Panther head
coaching duties for the 1994 season. Schufreider
led UWM to a 20-30 record and a 9-12 conference record in its only year as a member of the
Mid-Continent Conference.
In 1995, UWM had a new conference and a new
head coach. Jerry Augustine was named the Panthers’ new head coach as they prepared for their first
season in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference
(MCC). In their first season in the MCC, Milwaukee went 21-24, with a 6-9 record in the MCC West.
The next four years saw an increase in wins
and conference wins in each season. The trend
reached it’s peak when UWM posted its first
30-win season ever in 1998. The Panthers finished 1998 with a 33-15-1 record and a 14-6
mark in the MCC. Success continued into 1999
when Augustine’s Panthers won 30 games for the
second-straight season and won the school’s firstever conference tournament championship. With
the tournament title in-hand, UWM earned the
MCC’s automatic bid for the program’s first-ever
NCAA Tournament. Selected to the Lubbock
Regional as the fourth-seed, the Panthers turned
more heads by knocking off top-ranked Rice in
the opening game of the regional.
UWM went 30-24 in 2000 and posted a 12-6
record in the MCC to win its first-ever regular
season conference championship. For his team’s efforts in their third-straight 30-win season, Augustine was honored as MCC Co-Coach of the Year.
A school-record 39 wins in 2001 was just the tip
of the iceberg for the most successful team in the
program’s history. The 2001 Panthers dominated
the MCC with a 16-4 record and swept through
the tournament to win their second regular season and tournament championships.
UWM earned an automatic bid to the NCAA
Tournament and was sent to the South Bend
Regionals on the campus of the historic University of Notre Dame. Fighting bad weather and
lengthy rain delays, the Panthers battled hard
against All-Americans and Major League draftees before coming home. In 2001, the squad rewrote the record books by breaking almost every
record the school keeps.
HORIZON LEAGUE ERA (2002-Present)
On June 4th, 2002, the MCC officially became
the Horizon League. UWM started 2002 with
a Horizon League Tournament Championship
and a trip to NCAA Regionals in Lincoln, Neb.
With that precedent, UWM hopes to continue
their domination into the next era of Panther
baseball and beyond. Since the start of the 2002
season, only UIC has more league victories than
Milwaukee. The Panthers just missed another
NCAA trip in 2005 and 2008, falling in the
league tournament title game each time.
The team then returned to NCAA postseason
action in 2010, falling in a close game to No. 1
Arizona State on its home field in the NCAA
Regional opener after going 4-1 at the league
tournament, beating Wright State for the crown.
1957-1973 Single-Season
Hitting Records
Batting Average Don Lewison
.489 1957
At-Bats
Harry Klink
85
1966
Runs
Earl Gengler
22
1962
Hits
Dick Gruetzmacher 26
1962
Alex Kaminski
26
1966
Doubles
Craig Streff
6
1963
Harry Klink
6
1964
Triples
Dick Gruetzmacher 4
1963
Craig Streff
4
1963
Home Runs
Al Kaminski
4 1966, 68
Mike Potter
4 1969, 70
RBI
Bob Helminiak
17
1971
Total Bases
Craig Streff
43
1963
Strikeouts
Bob Vetter
26
1971
Single-Season Pitching Records
Appearances
Joe Starck
12
Starts
Joe Starck
12
Complete Games Joe Starck
11
Wins
Tom Tanski
6
Strikeouts
Joe Starck
73
Innings Pitched Joe Starck
80.2
ERA
Joe Starck
1.45
Walks
Tom Tanski
14
1966
1966
1966
1971
1966
1966
1966
1972
1982-1986 Club Baseball
Single-Season Hitting Records
Batting Average Bill Hesiak
.443
At-Bats
Jeff Hesse
116
Runs
Tim Sweeney
39
Hits
Ron Hill
43
Jeff Hesse
43
Doubles
Ron Hill
8
Jeff Hesse
8
Triples
Dave Knott
4
Home Runs
Bill Hesiak
6
RBI
Jeff Hesse
39
Total Bases
Bill Hesiak
65
Strikeouts
Mike Konruff
20
1984
1986
1986
1986
1986
1986
1986
1984
1984
1986
1984
1985
Single-Season Pitching Records
Appearances
Steve Walker
10
1983
Mark Obst
10
1986
Jim Pandl
10
1986
Complete Games 5 tied with
4 1985, 86
Wins
Jim Jendusa
5
1986
Strikeouts
Mark Honerlaw
35
1985
Innings Pitched Mark Obst
44.0 1986
ERA
Steve Walker
1.56 1983
37
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
Total
1990 the rest of the athletic teams followed suit
and UWM officially became a Division I institution. Like every other team, the baseball team
began the newest era as a Division I Independent.
Batting Average
2010
.417...............................................Tim Patzman
2009
.389...............................................Tim Patzman
2008
.364.......................................... Shawn Wozniak
2007
.396.................................................. Josh Groves
2006
.493.........................Mike Goetz (Led NCAA)
2005
.376..................................................Joe Nowicki
2004
.381........................................... Matt Alexander
2003
.358...................................................P.J. Cannon
2002
.409....................................... John Vanden Berg
2001
.424..............................................Scott Gillitzer
2000
.401.................................................. Eric Goerdt
1999
.397....................................... Paul Archambault
1998
.400.......................................................Jeff Stoss
1997
.351..............................................Ken Poniewaz
1996
.365......................................... Jason Wesemann
1995
.357......................................................Jak Kraus
1994
.374......................................................Jak Kraus
1993
.333........................................... Peter Jankowski
1992
.325........................................... Peter Jankowski
1991
.308.....................................................Matt Kaul
Doubles
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
21 ..................................................... Cole Kraft
18 ................................................Tim Patzman
28 ......................................................Jesse Hart
21 ................................................... Josh Groves
23 ...................................................Mike Goetz
15 ...................... Zak Rivera/Charlie Reschke
15 ............................................Charlie Reschke
15 ..............................................Dave Pudlosky
16 ........................................ John Vanden Berg
18 ...............................................Scott Gillitzer
15 ...............................................Scott Gillitzer
20 .......................Chad Sadowski/Steve Tylke
16 ................................................. Lee Jaramillo
15 .............................Jeff Stoss/Ken Poniewaz
17 .......................................... Jason Wesemann
10 .......................................... Jason Wesemann
17 .......................................................Jak Kraus
10 ............................................. Steve Klawitter
12 .................................................Randy Wilke
8 ................................................Frank Kotecki
Total Bases
2010
120 ......................................................Ben Long
2009
130 ...............................................Tim Patzman
2008
138 .....................................................Jesse Hart
2007
102 ...........................................Grant Berkovitz
2006
155 ..................................................Mike Goetz
2005
99 ...................................................Joe Nowicki
2004
115 ............................................... Ben Stanczyk
2003
85 ..............................................Dave Pudlosky
2002
112 ....................................... John Vanden Berg
2001
149 ..............................................Scott Gillitzer
2000
111 ............................................ Darin Haugom
1999
150 ............................................Chad Sadowski
1998
110 .......................................................Jeff Stoss
1997
106 .......................................................Jeff Stoss
1996
111 ......................................... Jason Wesemann
1995
91 .......................................................Jak Kraus
1994
97 .......................................................Jak Kraus
1993
54 ............................................. Steve Klawitter
1992
92 .................................................Randy Wilke
1991
39 ........................ Dan Rabehl/Frank Kotecki
At Bats
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
228 ......................................................Ben Long
208 ............................................ Andy Gerhartz
257 .....................................................Jesse Hart
230 .................................................... Kyle Silver
235 .....................................................Jesse Hart
195 ...........................................Charlie Reschke
218 ........................................... Matt Alexander
178 .............................................Dave Pudlosky
200 ................................................Adam Christ
231 ...................................................Matt Houk
201 ............................................ Darin Haugom
235 ............................................ Darin Haugom
178 .............................................. Steve Johnson
182 .......................................................Jeff Stoss
192 ......................................... Jason Wesemann
151 ......................................... Jason Wesemann
158 ................................................. Joseph Fojut
104 ............................................ Steve Klawitter
152 ........................ Randy Wilke/Joseph Fojut
128 .........................................Tim Mommaerts
Triples
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
5 .............................................Doug Dekoning
3 ...................................................... Cole Kraft
1 ...................J. Groves/B. Long/A. Gerhartz
3 ................................................... Rob Brockel
6 ....................................................Mike Goetz
4 ............................Mike Goetz/Ross McCoy
3 ...................................................Ross McCoy
2 ................................................David Michna
2 ..................................................Adam Christ
4 .............................................. Darin Haugom
4 .............................................. Darin Haugom
4 .............................................. Darin Haugom
3 ................................................ Steve Johnson
6 ................................................Ken Poniewaz
3 ........................................................Jak Kraus
2 ........................................ Three Players Tied
2 ........................................ Three Players Tied
2 .............................................. Steve Klawitter
1 ...........................................Two Players Tied
0 ............................................. None Recorded
Slugging Percentage
2010
.641...............................................Tim Patzman
2009
.674...............................................Tim Patzman
2008
.564.......................................... Shawn Wozniak
2007
.568.................................................. Josh Groves
2006
.689..................................................Mike Goetz
2005
.642................................................... Zak Rivera
2004
.590............................................... Ben Stanczyk
2003
.420...................................................P.J. Cannon
2002
.602....................................... John Vanden Berg
2001
.651..............................................Scott Gillitzer
2000
.640..............................................Scott Gillitzer
1999
.698............................................Chad Sadowski
1998
.710.......................................................Jeff Stoss
1997
.619..............................................Ken Poniewaz
1996
.702......................................................Jak Kraus
1995
.662.......................................................Jeff Stoss
1994
.660......................................................Jak Kraus
1993
.519............................................ Steve Klawitter
1992
.605................................................Randy Wilke
1991
.443..................................................Dan Rabehl
Runs
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
50 ...............................................Dan Buchholz
44 ............................................Doug Dekoning
61 ................................................Nick Wichser
42 ..................................................... Kyle Silver
67 ...................................................Mike Goetz
50 ...................................................Mike Goetz
43 ............................................Charlie Reschke
41 ................................................Troy Doering
45 .................................................Adam Christ
68 ...............................................Scott Gillitzer
45 ...............................................Scott Gillitzer
61 ....................Todd Ludwig/Darin Haugom
53 ........................................................Jeff Stoss
38 ............................... Lee Jaramillo/Jeff Stoss
51 .......................................... Jason Wesemann
46 .......................................................Jak Kraus
31 .......................................................Jak Kraus
23 .................................................. Joseph Fojut
28 .................................................Randy Wilke
29 ..........................................Tim Mommaerts
Home Runs
2010
9 ................................................Dan Buchholz
2009
11 ................................................Tim Patzman
2008
7 .......................................................Jesse Hart
2007
7 ................................................... Rob Brockel
2006
11 .......................... Joe Nowicki/Ross McCoy
2005
9 ....................................................Joe Nowicki
2004
10 ................................................ Ben Stanczyk
2003
4 ...............................................Dave Pudlosky
2002
6 ......................................... John Vanden Berg
2001
11 ................................................... Eric Goerdt
2000
11 ...............................................Scott Gillitzer
1999
17 ................... Chad Sadowski/Todd Ludwig
1998
11 ........................................................Jeff Stoss
1997
10 ........................................................Jeff Stoss
1996
10 .......................................................Jak Kraus
1995
12 ........................................................Jeff Stoss
1994
7 ........................................................Jak Kraus
1993
4 .....................................................Joel Welder
1992
11 .................................................Randy Wilke
1991
3 ....................................................Dan Rabehl
Base on Balls
2010
23 ................................................. Sam Sivilotti
2009
24 ................................................... Josh Groves
2008
29 ........................................... Shawn Wozniak
2007
27 .................................................. Rob Brockel
2006
41 ...................................................Mike Goetz
2005
37 .................................................... Zak Rivera
2004
20 .................................................... Zak Rivera
2003
36 ................................................Troy Doering
2002
41 ..............................................Dave Pudlosky
2001
28 ...............................................Scott Gillitzer
2000
23 ...............................................Scott Gillitzer
1999
37 ................................................ Todd Ludwig
1998
32 ........................................................Jeff Stoss
1997
28 ................................................. Lee Jaramillo
1996
39 .......................................................Jak Kraus
1995
28 .......................................................Jak Kraus
1994
25 .......................................................Jak Kraus
1993
21 ....................................................Joel Welder
1992
22 ....................................................Joel Welder
1991
24 ...................................................Dan Rabehl
Hits
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
78 ...................................Cole Kraft/Ben Long
75 ................................................Tim Patzman
89 ......................................................Jesse Hart
73 ..................................................... Kyle Silver
111 ..................................................Mike Goetz
68 ...................................................Mike Goetz
83 ............................................ Matt Alexander
58 ..............................................Dave Pudlosky
76 ........................................ John Vanden Berg
97 ...............................................Scott Gillitzer
71 ...................... Eric Goerdt/Darin Haugom
79 ....................................................Steve Tylke
63 ................................................. Lee Jaramillo
59 .............................Jeff Stoss/Ken Poniewaz
70 .......................................... Jason Wesemann
51 .......................................................Jak Kraus
55 .......................................................Jak Kraus
34 ............................................. Steve Klawitter
47 .................................................Randy Wilke
35 ..........................................Tim Mommaerts
Runs Batted In
2010
55 .......................................................Ben Long
2009
44 ................................................Tim Patzman
2008
64 ......................................................Jesse Hart
2007
37 ............................................Grant Berkovitz
2006
57 ...................................................Joe Nowicki
2005
40 ...................................................Joe Nowicki
2004
43 ................................................ Ben Stanczyk
2003
29 ................................................ Ben Stanczyk
2002
57 ........................................ John Vanden Berg
2001
67 ................................................... Eric Goerdt
2000
42 ................................................... Eric Goerdt
1999
68 .............................................Chad Sadowski
1998
52 ........................................................Jeff Stoss
1997
40 ........................................................Jeff Stoss
1996
48 .......................................................Jak Kraus
1995
46 ........................................................Jeff Stoss
1994
37 .......................................................Jak Kraus
1993
30 ............................................. Steve Klawitter
1992
37 .................................................Randy Wilke
1991
22 ...................................................Dan Rabehl
Stolen Bases
2010
10 ............................................Doug Dekoning
2009
23 ............................................. Andy Gerhartz
2008
15 ............................................. Andy Gerhartz
2007
8 ........................ Nick Wichser/Ross McCoy
2006
17 ...................................................Mike Goetz
2005
13 ............................................Charlie Reschke
2004
8 .............................................Charlie Reschke
2003
9 ........................................ Marcellus Dawson
2002
17 ................................................Troy Doering
2001
20 ............................................. Darin Haugom
2000
24 ............................................. Darin Haugom
1999
24 ............................................. Darin Haugom
1998
15 ................................................. Lee Jaramillo
1997
16 ................................................. Lee Jaramillo
1996
12 .......................................................Jak Kraus
1995
19 ............................................... Andy Bjornlie
1994
9 ................................................ Andy Bjornlie
1993
5 ..................................................Brian Powers
1992
6 ............................................. Peter Jankowski
1991
13 ........................................ Bob Grzeskiewicz
38
Earned Run Average
2010 1.67 ................................... Greg Blohowiak
2009 4.71 ...............................................Tim Hoy
2008 4.24 .............................................Brad Lusti
2007 4.03 .........................Robert Michalkiewicz
2006 2.33 .............................................Jed Dolske
2005 3.86 ....................................... Rick Cavaiani
2004 3.43 ........................................Ben Stanczyk
2003 2.40 ........................................Ben Stanczyk
2002 2.20 ....................................... Geoff Lefeber
2001 1.15 ....................................Matt Freisleben
2000 1.79 ............................. Quintin Oldenburg
1999 3.63 .................................... Jason Crawford
1998 3.05 .........................................Josh Justman
1997 3.60 ........................................... Rob Becker
1996 4.86 ........................................... Rob Becker
1995 4.42 .........................................Mike Casper
1994 4.26 ........................................... Cory Bigler
1993 2.87 ...................................... Robert Weber
1992 5.59 .................................... Justin Schaubel
1991 3.40 ......................................Marco Daniels
7 ............................................. Chad Pierce
5 ...............Brad Lusti/Cameron Amsrud
6 ..................................... Andy Hetebrueg
6 ............................Robert Michalkiewicz
8 .......................................... Rick Cavaiani
9 ......................................Aaron Sorenson
7 ...........................................Ben Stanczyk
7 ..........................................Mikel Shaefer
9 ................................ Quintin Oldenburg
9 ................................ Quintin Oldenburg
8 .............................................Andy Neary
7 ....................................... Chad Sadowski
6 ................... Mike Casper/Josh Justman
6 .............................................. Rob Becker
8 .............................................. Rob Becker
4 ..................................Three Players Tied
5 .............................................. Cory Bigler
2 ................................... Four Players Tied
4 ....................................... Justin Schaubel
2 .................................... Two Players Tied
Losses
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
5 ..................................Three Players Tied
5 ......................................... Nate Caldwell
7 ..................................... Andy Hetebrueg
7 ............Dan Luczak/Mike Rauwerdink
10 ......................................... Rick Cavaiani
8 .......................................Aaron Bushong
9 .......................................Aaron Bushong
7 .......................................Matt Freisleben
5 ...............................................Mike Oiler
7 ....................................... Chad Sadowski
8 .............................................Andy Neary
4 .............................................Andy Neary
6 ......................Mike Casper/Rob Becker
7 ............................................Mike Casper
5 ..........................................Brian Sullivan
7 .....................Cory Bigler/Bob Callahan
5 .........................................Craig Scheffler
9 .........................................Craig Scheffler
9 ...................................... James Robinson
Winning Percentage (Min. 5 decisions)
2010 1.000 (5-0) ...................................Jeff Gordon
2009 .835 (5-1) .........................Cameron Amsrud
2008 .600 (3-2) ..............................Cuyler Franzke
2007 .600 (6-4) ..................Robert Michalkiewicz
2006 .800 (8-2) ................................ Rick Cavaiani
2005 .750 (9-3) ............................Aaron Sorenson
2004 .700 (7-3) .................................Ben Stanczyk
2003 .778 (7-2) ................................Mikel Shaefer
2002 .857 (6-1) ................................ Geoff Lefeber
2001 .835 (5-1) ...... Eric Goerdt/Aaron Bushong
2000 1.000 (5-0) ..................... Quintin Oldenburg
1999 .835 (5-1) .............................Matt Freisleben
1998 .857 (6-1) ..................................Josh Justman
1997 .800 (4-1) ............................. Chad Sadowski
.800 (8-2) .................................... Rob Becker
.500 (4-4) .................................... Cory Bigler
.667 (4-2) ..................................... Brett Riley
.400 (2-3) .................................... Cory Bigler
.667 (4-2) ............................. Justin Schaubel
.286 (2-5) .................................John Hetland
Saves
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
9 ...................................Cameron Amsrud
8 ............................................. Craig Meier
6 ........................................... Adam Ferrell
1 ..................................... Four players tied
7 ................................................Jed Dolske
8 ................................................Jed Dolske
6 ................................................Jed Dolske
5 ...........................................Ben Stanczyk
15 ......................................Matt Freisleben
3 ....................................... Jason Crawford
4 ..............................................Eric Goerdt
0 .......................................None Recorded
4 ...........................................Jon Schreiner
10 ..........................................Jon Schreiner
6 ...........................................Jon Schreiner
9 ...........................................Lance Tardiff
2 ..............Lance Tardiff/Parrish Wagner
2 ..........................................Matt Krzoska
0 .......................................None Recorded
2 ............................................. Ryan Taylor
Appearances
2010
25 ..................................Cameron Amsrud
2009
33 ............... Tim Hoy/Cameron Amsrud
2008
29 .......................................... Adam Ferrell
2007
21 ..................................Tom Zimmerman
2006
33 ...............................................Jed Dolske
2005
28 ...............................................Jed Dolske
2004
31 ...............................................Jed Dolske
2003
18 ..........................................Ben Stanczyk
2002
37 ......................................Matt Freisleben
2001
30 ......................................Matt Freisleben
2000
22 ......................................Matt Freisleben
1999
26 ......................................Matt Freisleben
1998
21 ..........................................Jon Schreiner
1997
23 ..........................................Jon Schreiner
1996
16 ..........................................Jon Schreiner
1995
18 ..........................................Lance Tardiff
1994
19 .........................................Matt Krzoska
1993
18 ...................................... Parrish Wagner
1992
14 ...................................... Parrish Wagner
1991
11 ..........Marco Daniels/James Robinson
Games Started
2010
16 ............................................ Chad Pierce
2009
13 ...............................................Brad Lusti
2008
15 .................................... Andy Hetebrueg
2007
14 ....Robert Michalkiewicz/Dan Luczak
2006
13 . Aaron Sorenson/Robert Michalkiewicz
2005
13 ...........................Robert Michalkiewicz
2004
13 ........................................... Korey Keller
2003
12 ......................................... Geoff Lefeber
2002
12 ............................... Quintin Oldenburg
2001
2000
13 ...............Chad Sadowski/Andy Neary
1999
15 ...............Chad Sadowski/Andy Neary
1998
10 .................. Mike Casper/Josh Justman
1997
14 ...........................................Mike Casper
1996
12 ...........................................Mike Casper
1995
11 ....................Cory Bigler/Bob Callahan
1994
12 ..........................................Bob Callahan
1993
7 .........................................Craig Scheffler
1992
12 ...................................... Parrish Wagner
1991
9 ...........Marco Daniels/James Robinson
Complete Games
2010
2 ............................................. Chad Pierce
2009
3 ................................................Brad Lusti
2008
1 .......... Andy Hetebrueg/Ben McClarey
2007
2006
1 .......................................... Rick Cavaiani
2005
3 .......................................... Rick Cavaiani
2004
4 ...........................................Ben Stanczyk
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
6 ..........................................Mikel Shaefer
3 ...Quintin Oldenburg/Aaron Bushong
5 ...............................................Mike Oiler
4 ................Chad Sadowski/Andy Neary
8 ....................................... Chad Sadowski
2 ...............Chad Sadowski/Josh Justman
6 ......................Rob Becker/Mike Casper
6 ............................................Mike Casper
2 ..........................................Brian Sullivan
5 .............................................. Cory Bigler
3 ............... Craig Scheffler/Bob Callahan
9 ....................................... Parrish Wagner
7 ...........Marco Daniels/James Robinson
Innings Pitched
2010 102.2 ......................................... Chad Pierce
2009 93.0 .............................................Brad Lusti
2008 97.2 .............................................Brad Lusti
2007 98.1 .........................Robert Michalkiewicz
2006 83.1 ...................................Aaron Sorenson
2005 85.1 ...................................Aaron Sorenson
2004 94.1 ........................................Ben Stanczyk
2003 81.1 .......................................Mikel Shaefer
2002 86.0 ....................................... Geoff Lefeber
2001 94.1 ............................. Quintin Oldenburg
2000 86.2 ..........................................Andy Neary
1999 106.2 .........................................Andy Neary
1998 64.1 .........................................Mike Casper
1997 90.0 ........................................... Rob Becker
1996 70.0 .........................................Mike Casper
1995 63.1 ........................................Bob Callahan
1994 61.1 ........................................... Cory Bigler
1993 41.2 ......................................Craig Scheffler
1992 78.2 .................................... Parrish Wagner
1991 66.2 ................................... James Robinson
Strikeouts
2010
64 ............................................ Chad Pierce
2009
68 ...............................................Brad Lusti
2008
53 ...............................................Brad Lusti
2007
59 ............................................ Dan Luczak
2006
66 ......................................... Rick Cavaiani
2005
76 .....................................Aaron Sorenson
2004
95 ..........................................Ben Stanczyk
2003
73 .........................................Mikel Shaefer
2002
2001
2000
75 ............................................Andy Neary
1999
91 ...................................... Chad Sadowski
1998
46 ...........................................Josh Justman
1997
54 ............................................. Rob Becker
1996
48 ...........................................Mike Casper
1995
42 ............................................. Cory Bigler
1994
47 ............................................. Cory Bigler
1993
29 ........................................Craig Scheffler
1992
54 ........................................Craig Scheffler
1991
50 ..................................... James Robinson
Base on Balls
2010
43 ............................................ Chad Pierce
2009
27 .................................... Andy Hetebrueg
2008
34 .................................... Andy Hetebrueg
2007
43 ............................................ Dan Luczak
2006
31 ..................................Mike Rauwerdink
2005
50 ...........................Robert Michalkiewicz
2004
38 ........................................... Korey Keller
2003
34 .........................................Mikel Shaefer
2002
37 ..........................................Rob Erickson
2001
46 ..............................................Mike Oiler
2000
40 ..............................................Mike Oiler
1999
46 ..............................................Mike Oiler
1998
35 ...........................................Josh Justman
1997
36 ...........................................Josh Justman
1996
30 ...........................................Mike Casper
1995
29 ............................................. Cory Bigler
1994
45 ............................................. Cory Bigler
1993
29 ........................................Craig Scheffler
1992
45 ........................................Craig Scheffler
1991
36 ..................................... James Robinson
39
Wins
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
At-Bats
Runs
8
Darin Haugom, 4/19/01
6
Jesse Hart, 4/12/06
5
Six Times
(Most Recently)
5
Jesse Hart, 5/22/08
Hits
6
Ross McCoy, 4/12/06
6
Jason Weseman, 4/14/96
RBI
8
Ross McCoy, 4/12/06
8
Todd Ludwig, 3/17/99
7
Jesse Hart, 5/22/08
Doubles
3
Many Times
(Most Recently)
3
Cole Kraft, 3/7/10
Triples
2
Doug Dekoning, 4/3/10
2
Rob Brockel, 3/18/06
2
Mike Goetz, 4/24/05
2
Derek Daggett, 5/27/01*
Home Runs
4
Total Bases
18
13
Ross McCoy, 4/12/06
Walks
4
Andy Hetebrueg, 4/24/07
4
Mark Rumpel, 4/16/97
4
Jeff Stoss, 5/5/95
Stolen Bases
4
Tim Patzman, 4/18/10
4
Andy Gerhartz, 4/17/09
3
Josh Groves, 5/9/07
3
Jesse Hart, 2/26/06
3
Mike Goetz, 5/6/05
3
Troy Doering, 4/21/02
3
3
Strikeouts
4
Doug Dekoning, 5/7/10
4
Andy Gerhartz, 2/21/09
4
Dave Pudlosky, 5/22/03
4
Chad Sadowski, 4/16/00
Hit By Pitch
3
Jeff Pitrof, 4/5/03
3
Clay Schwartz, 4/27/97
* Tied NCAA Regional record
Longest Hitting Streaks
32 ............................................................ Mike Goetz, 2006
27 ................... Mike Goetz, 2005 (8 games) to 2006 (19)
24 ......................................................... Nick Wichser, 2008
22 ........................................................ Scott Gillitzer, 2001
20 ........................................................... Rob Brockel, 2007
Misc. About Multi-Homer Games
Most HR in a game ................................4 - Todd Ludwig
4 HR in one day .........................................Ludwig (1 gm)
........................................................... Scott Gillitzer (2 gm)
Only player w/multi-HR in both games of a doubleheader ..
.................................................................................. Gillitzer
Most players w/multi-HR .............................. 3 - 4/6/06
............................................................................3 - 4/28/99
Most in one year ..................................... Team - 8 (1999)
................. Individual - 3 (Gillitzer ‘00, Ludwig & Sadowski ‘99)
5+ Hit Games
4/12/06
4/14/96
5/22/10
5/12/09
5/26/07
5/20/06
4/23/06
4/12/06
5/22/05
3/22/01
3/17/01
3/29/00
4/28/99
4/25/99
3/20/99
3/17/99
3/14/99
40
Ross McCoy .............................................. 6
Jason Weseman ......................................... 6
Cole Kraft.................................................. 5
Tim Patzman ............................................ 5
Grant Berkovitz ........................................ 5
Joe Nowicki ............................................... 5
Mike Goetz ............................................... 5
Mike Goetz ............................................... 5
Zak Rivera................................................. 5
Darin Haugom ......................................... 5
Scott Gillitzer .......................................... 5
Scott Gillitzer .......................................... 5
Steve Johnson............................................ 5
Steve Tylke ................................................ 5
Steve Tylke ................................................ 5
Todd Ludwig ............................................ 5
Steve Tylke ................................................ 5
Multi-Home Run Games
3/17/99
3/6/10
4/28/99
4/2/10
2/28/10
4/7/09
4/7/09
5/16/08
5/3/08
2/22/08
5/5/07
4/17/07
5/20/06
4/22/06
4/12/06
5/22/05
4/6/05
4/6/05
4/6/05
4/25/03
5/2/02
5/11/01
5/9/01
5/8/01
4/22/01
4/8/01
3/10/01
5/13/00
5/13/00
5/13/00
4/3/00
3/22/00
3/20/00
4/28/99
4/28/99
4/23/99
4/17/99
4/17/99
3/15/99
4/14/98
4/9/97
4/9/97
4/20/96
4/30/95
4/8/95
3/26/95
4/9/93
3/24/92
3/1/92
Todd Ludwig ............................................... 4
Ben Long ...................................................... 3
Chad Sadowski ............................................ 3
Ben Long ...................................................... 2
Dan Buchholz .............................................. 2
Tim Patzman ............................................... 2
Doug Dekoning ........................................... 2
Shawn Wozniak .......................................... 2
Jesse Hart ..................................................... 2
Josh Groves (Season Opener).................... 2
Nick Wichser............................................... 2
Rob Brockel ................................................. 2
Joe Nowicki.................................................. 2
Joe Nowicki.................................................. 2
Ross McCoy................................................. 2
Zak Rivera ................................................... 2
Brooks Graff ................................................ 2
Nick Wichser............................................... 2
Joe Nowicki.................................................. 2
Dave Pudlosky ............................................. 2
Steve Guden ................................................ 2
Eric Goerdt .................................................. 2
Derek Daggett ............................................. 2
Steve Guden ................................................ 2
Eric Goerdt .................................................. 2
Scott Gillitzer .............................................. 2
John Vanden Berg ....................................... 2
Scott Gillitzer (Game 2) ............................ 2
Scott Gillitzer (Game 1) ............................ 2
Steve Tylke ................................................... 2
Eric Goerdt .................................................. 2
Scott Gillitzer .............................................. 2
Brett Huebner ............................................. 2
Jared Kotarek ............................................... 2
Steve Johnson .............................................. 2
Todd Ludwig ............................................... 2
Chad Sadowski ............................................ 2
Todd Ludwig ............................................... 2
Chad Sadowski ............................................ 2
Chad Sadowski ............................................ 2
Clay Schwartz.............................................. 2
Greg Toll ...................................................... 2
Eric Lubarsky............................................... 2
Jason Weseman............................................ 2
Jeff Stoss ....................................................... 2
Jason Weseman............................................ 2
Jak Kraus ...................................................... 2
Martin McGinley ........................................ 2
Randy Wilke ................................................ 2
10+ Strikeout Games
5/20/06
4/8/05
4/23/04
4/26/03
5/2/04
4/12/02
5/6/06
5/13/01
4/30/00
5/7/99
4/17/99
4/1/99
3/13/98
5/4/04
4/28/01
5/13/00
4/26/00
4/18/99
4/7/97
4/20/96
Aaron Sorenson.......................................... 13
Aaron Sorenson.......................................... 13
Ben Stanczyk .............................................. 13
Korey Keller ................................................ 13
Ben Stanczyk .............................................. 12
Quintin Oldenburg .................................... 12
Rick Cavaiani .............................................. 11
Mike Oiler................................................... 11
Corey Clemmons ....................................... 11
Chad Sadowski ........................................... 11
Chad Sadowski ........................................... 11
Adam Kiehl ................................................. 11
Robert Michalkiewicz................................ 10
Andy Neary ................................................ 10
Rob Erickson .............................................. 10
Mike Oiler................................................... 10
Chad Sadowski ........................................... 10
Mike Casper................................................ 10
Inn. Pitched
Strikeouts
12.0 Ben Stanczyk, 5/2/04
13
Aaron Sorenson, 5/20/06
13
Aaron Sorenson, 4/8/05
13
Ben Stanczyk, 4/23/04
13
Korey Keller, 4/26/03
Walks
9
Josh Justman, 3/28/98
9
James Robinson, 4/25/91
Hit Batters
6
Matt Freisleben, 4/7/99*
Wild Pitches 5
James Robinson, 3/3/91
Consecutive Wins
Overall
8
Quintin Oldenburg, 3/98-5/00
Season
7
Rick Cavaiani, 3/28-5/25/06
7
Aaron Sorenson, 3/11-4/20/05
7
Quintin Oldenburg, 3/18-5/8/01
Losses
8
Marco Daniels, 3/2-4/27/91
Scoreless IP
22.1 Robert Michalkiewicz, 4/7-20/07
19.1 Cameron Amsrud, current in 2011
* Tied NCAA Record
Single-Game Team Records
At-Bats
Runs
Hits
Doubles
Triples
Home Runs
Total Bases
Runs Batted In
Stolen Bases
Strikeouts
Walks
Wild Pitches
(Most Recently)
Hit Batters
(Most Recently)
Errors
55
53
53
28
29
29
9
9
4
9
55
26
25
10
6
6
6
Hitting
5/22/10 vs. Youngstown State
5/21/08 vs. Cleveland State
4/12/06 vs. Chicago State
4/18/93 vs. Concordia
4/14/96 vs. UIC
3/19/01 vs. Drexel
3/20/99 vs. Western Illinois
3/18/06 vs. Akron
4/6/05 vs. IPFW
4/6/05 vs. IPFW
4/18/10 vs. Butler
5/16/08 vs. Youngstown State
4/23/01 vs. Lakeland
4/20/01 vs. Cleveland State
15
15
15
14
14
14
5
5
6
6
7
7
Pitching
4/15/09 vs. Wis. Lutheran
5/3/08 vs. Valparaiso
3/30/03 vs. Northern Iowa
2/18/07 vs. Arkansas
4/16/00 vs. Wright State
4/25/96 vs. NE Illinois
Eight times
4/17/10 vs. Butler
Four times
2/22/08 vs. Jacksonville
4/21/91 vs. UIC
Miscellaneous
Most Runs in one inning 14, fifth inning, 4/15/00 vs.
Wright State ... Longest Game 14 innings, 5/22/10 vs.
Youngstown State and 5/21/08 vs. Cleveland State ...
13 innings, 5/15/08 vs. Youngstown State and 5/8/98
vs. Butler ... Longest Win Streak 13 games, 4/275/10/02 ... Longest Losing Streak 15 games, 2/183/23/07 and final game of 2006 ... Most Runs by an
Opponent 28, 2/18/07 vs. Arkansas ... Most Hits by
an Opponent 33, 5/29/99 vs. Rice ... Largest Margin
of Victory by UWM 25, 4/18/93 vs. Concordia (WI)
(28-3) ... Largest Margin of Victory by an Opponent
26, 2/18/07 vs. Arkansas (28-2) and 5/29/99 vs. Rice
(27-1) ... Most Combined Runs 47, 4/6/05 vs. IPFW
(UWM 26, IPFW 21) ... Most runs in back-to-back
games 47, 4/20-4/21/01 Chicago State (27-7) and
Cleveland State (20-4) ... Most Runs in a conference
game 23, 4/14/96 vs. UIC (23-2).
Season Records
Games
1. Nick Wichser ........................................61, 2008
Shawn Wozniak ...................................61, 2008
3. Josh Groves ...........................................60, 2008
Darin Haugom .....................................60, 1999
Chad Sadowski .....................................60, 1999
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Total Bases
Mike Goetz .........................................155, 2006
Chad Sadowski ...................................150, 1999
Scott Gillitzer .....................................149, 2001
Joe Nowicki .........................................144, 2006
Jesse Hart ............................................138, 2008
At-Bats
1. Jesse Hart ............................................257, 2008
2. Nick Wichser ......................................235, 2008
Jesse Hart ............................................235, 2006
4. Darin Haugom ...................................235, 1999
5. Matt Houk ..........................................231, 2001
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Slugging Percentage
Jeff Stoss ............................................ .710, 1998
Jak Kraus ........................................... .702, 1996
Chad Sadowski ................................. .698, 1999
Mike Goetz ....................................... .689, 2006
Todd Ludwig .................................... .688, 1999
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Batting Average
Mike Goetz ....................................... .493, 2006
Scott Gillitzer ................................... .424, 2001
Darin Haugom ................................. .423, 2001
Tim Patzman .................................... .417, 2010
John Vanden Berg............................. .409, 2002
Runs
Scott Gillitzer .......................................68, 2001
Mike Goetz ...........................................67, 2006
Matt Houk ............................................63, 2001
Nick Wichser ........................................61, 2008
Joe Nowicki ...........................................61, 2006
Darin Haugom .....................................61, 2001
Darin Haugom .....................................61, 1999
Todd Ludwig ........................................61, 1999
Hits
Mike Goetz .........................................111, 2006
Scott Gillitzer .......................................97, 2001
Jesse Hart ..............................................89, 2008
Joe Nowicki ...........................................86, 2006
Nick Wichser ........................................84, 2008
Doubles
Jesse Hart ..............................................28, 2008
Shawn Wozniak ...................................26, 2008
Mike Goetz ...........................................23, 2006
Nick Wichser ........................................22, 2008
Cole Kraft..............................................21, 2010
Josh Groves ...........................................21, 2007
Joe Nowicki ...........................................21, 2006
Triples
1. Mike Goetz ............................................. 6, 2006
Ken Poniewaz ......................................... 6, 1997
3. Doug Dekoning ...................................... 5, 2010
4. Mike Goetz ............................................. 4, 2005
Ross McCoy ............................................ 4, 2005
Darin Haugom ................. 4, 2001/2000/1999
Home Runs
1. Todd Ludwig ........................................17, 1999
Chad Sadowski .....................................17, 1999
3. Jeff Stoss ................................................12, 1995
4. Tim Patzman ........................................11, 2009
Joe Nowicki ...........................................11, 2006
Ross McCoy ..........................................11, 2006
Eric Goerdt ...........................................11, 2001
Scott Gillitzer .......................................11, 2000
Jeff Stoss ................................................11, 1998
Randy Wilke .........................................11, 1992
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Runs Batted In
Chad Sadowski .....................................68, 1999
Eric Goerdt ...........................................67, 2001
Scott Gillitzer .......................................66, 2001
Jesse Hart ..............................................64, 2008
Joe Nowicki ...........................................57, 2006
John Vanden Berg.................................57, 2002
Walks
1. Mike Goetz ...........................................41, 2006
Dave Pudlosky ......................................41, 2002
3. Jak Kraus ...............................................39, 1996
4. Zak Rivera ............................................37, 2005
5. Todd Ludwig ........................................37, 1999
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Hit By Pitch
Clay Schwartz .......................................26, 1997
Andy Gerhartz .....................................23, 2008
Clay Schwartz .......................................20, 1995
Clay Schwartz .......................................18, 1996
Andy Gerhartz .....................................15, 2009
Stolen Bases
1. Darin Haugom .....................................24, 2000
Darin Haugom .....................................24, 1999
3. Andy Gerhartz .....................................23, 2009
4. Darin Haugom .....................................20, 2001
5. Andy Bjornlie........................................19, 1995
Appearances
1. Matt Freisleben.....................................37, 2002
2. Cameron Amsrud.................................33, 2009
Tim Hoy................................................33, 2009
Jed Dolske .............................................33, 2006
5. Jed Dolske .............................................31, 2004
Starts
1. Chad Pierce ...........................................16, 2010
2. Andy Hetebrueg ...................................15, 2008
Chad Sadowski .....................................15, 1999
Andy Neary ..........................................15, 1999
5. Robert Michalkiewicz..........................14, 2007
Dan Luczak ...........................................14, 2007
Quintin Oldenburg ..............................14, 2001
Michael Casper .....................................14, 1997
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Innings
Andy Neary .................................... 106.2, 1999
Chad Pierce ..................................... 102.2, 2010
Robert Michalkiewicz.......................98.1, 2007
Brad Lusti...........................................97.2, 2008
Chad Sadowski ..................................95.1, 1999
Complete Games
1. Parrish Wagner ....................................... 9, 1992
2. Chad Sadowski ....................................... 8, 1999
3. Craig Scheffler ........................................ 7, 1992
Marco Daniels ........................................ 7, 1991
James Robinson ...................................... 7, 1991
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Strikeouts
Ben Stanczyk ........................................95, 2004
Chad Sadowski .....................................91, 1999
Quintin Oldenburg ..............................79, 2001
Aaron Sorenson ...................................76, 2005
Andy Neary ..........................................75, 2000
Saves
1. Matt Freisleben.....................................15, 2002
2. Jon Schreiner ........................................10, 1997
3. Cameron Amsrud................................... 9, 2010
Lance Tardiff ........................................... 9, 1995
5. Craig Meier ............................................. 8, 2009
Jed Dolske ............................................... 8, 2005
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
ERA By A Starter (Min. 50 IP)
Geoff Lefeber .....................................2.20, 2002
Mikel Schaefer ...................................2.77, 2003
Josh Justman ......................................3.05, 1998
Marco Daniels ...................................3.40, 1991
Ben Stanczyk .....................................3.43, 2004
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
ERA By A Reliever (Min. 35 IP)
Matt Freisleben..................................1.15, 2001
Quintin Oldenburg ...........................1.79, 2000
Jed Dolske ..........................................2.33, 2006
Cameron Amsrud..............................3.00, 2010
Corey Kleeba......................................3.60, 2002
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Wins
1. Aaron Sorenson ........................... 9 (9-3), 2005
Quintin Oldenburg ...................... 9 (9-3), 2002
Quintin Oldenburg ...................... 9 (9-4), 2001
4. Rick Cavaiani ................................ 8 (8-2), 2006
Mike Oiler..................................... 8 (8-5), 2001
Andy Neary .................................. 8 (8-4), 2000
Rob Becker .................................... 8 (8-2), 1996
Decisions
1. Chad Sadowski ...........................14 (7-7), 2000
2. Andy Neary ................................14 (6-8), 1999
3. Andy Hetebrueg .........................13 (6-7), 2008
Quintin Oldenburg ....................13 (9-4), 2001
Mike Oiler...................................13 (8-5), 2001
Losses
1. Rick Cavaiani ............................10 (2-10), 2005
2. Craig Scheffler .............................. 9 (2-9), 1992
James Robinson ............................ 9 (2-9), 1991
Aaron Bushong............................. 9 (2-9), 2003
5. Andy Neary .................................. 8 (6-8), 1999
Parrish Wagner ............................. 8 (3-8), 1992
Aaron Bushong............................. 8 (2-8), 2004
Marco Daniels .............................. 8 (1-8), 1991
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Fewest Walks (Min. 35 IP)
Matt Freisleben....................................... 2, 2001
Jayme Sukowaty ...................................10, 2010
Matt Freisleben.....................................10, 2002
Korey Keller ..........................................12, 2003
Corey Clemmons .................................12, 2000
Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (Min. 35 IP)
Matt Freisleben...................10.50 (21/2), 2001
Ben Stanczyk ......................4.75 (95/20), 2004
Brad Lusti............................3.78 (68/18), 2009
Rick Cavaiani ......................3.47 (66/19), 2006
Andy Neary ........................3.41 (75/22), 2000
Win Percentage (Min. 8 Decisions)
1. Rick Cavaiani .......................... .800 (8-2), 2006
Rob Becker .............................. .800 (8-2), 1996
3. Mikel Schaefer ........................ .778 (7-2), 2003
4. Aaron Sorenson ..................... .750 (9-3), 2005
Quintin Oldenburg ................ .750 (9-3), 2002
Michael Casper ....................... .750 (6-2), 1998
41
Career Records
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Games
Ross McCoy .................................. 210, 2004-07
Charlie Reschke ............................ 202, 2002-05
Jesse Hart ...................................... 196, 2005-08
Nick Wichser ................................ 185, 2004-08
Darin Haugom .........................186, 1997-2001
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Total Bases
Darin Haugom .........................382, 1997-2001
Jesse Hart ...................................... 380, 2005-08
Ross McCoy .................................. 365, 2004-07
Chad Sadowski .........................330, 1997-2000
Charlie Reschke ............................ 324, 2002-05
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
At-Bats
Jesse Hart ...................................... 778, 2005-08
Ross McCoy .................................. 737, 2004-07
Darin Haugom .........................692, 1997-2001
Charlie Reschke ............................ 683, 2002-05
Nick Wichser ................................ 659, 2004-08
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Slugging Percentage
Scott Gillitzer .............................. .646, 2000-01
Jeff Stoss ....................................... .642, 1995-98
Jak Kraus ...................................... .612, 1992-96
Joe Nowicki .................................. .603, 2003-06
Eric Goerdt .................................. .596, 2000-01
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Batting Average
Mike Goetz .................................. .428, 2005-06
Scott Gillitzer .............................. .392, 2000-01
Eric Goerdt .................................. .389, 2000-01
John Vanden Berg........................ .378, 2001-02
Joe Nowicki .................................. .371, 2003-06
Walks
1. Jak Kraus ......................................... 99, 1992-96
2. Zak Rivera ...................................... 97, 2003-06
Dave Pudlosky ................................ 97, 2000-03
4. Darin Haugom ........................... 82, 1997-2001
5. Todd Ludwig .............................. 80, 1998-2000
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Runs
Darin Haugom .........................179, 1997-2001
Jesse Hart ...................................... 149, 2005-08
Jak Kraus ....................................... 137, 1992-96
Ross McCoy .................................. 136, 2004-07
Chad Sadowski .........................133, 1997-2000
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Hit By Pitch
Clay Schwartz ................................68*, 1994-97
Andy Gerhartz ............................... 38, 2008-09
Jak Kraus ......................................... 25, 1992-96
Jeff Stoss .......................................... 24, 1995-98
Steve Guden.................................... 23, 2001-02
* First in NCAA Division I history when graduated
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Hits
Jesse Hart ...................................... 267, 2005-08
Darin Haugom .........................245, 1997-2001
Ross McCoy .................................. 220, 2004-07
Charlie Reschke ............................ 213, 2002-05
Nick Wichser ................................ 206, 2004-08
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Stolen Bases
Darin Haugom ........................... 73, 1997-2001
Andy Bjornlie.................................. 49, 1994-98
Andy Gerhartz ............................... 38, 2008-09
Lee Jaramillo ................................... 31, 1997-98
Mike Goetz ..................................... 30, 2005-06
Matt Houk ...................................... 30, 2000-01
Losses
1. Robert Michalkiewicz.................... 21, 2004-07
Aaron Bushong............................... 21, 2000-04
2. Mike Rauwerdink .......................... 17, 2005-07
Mike Oiler................................... 17, 1998-2001
Andy Neary ................................ 17, 1997-2000
Mike Casper.................................... 17, 1995-98
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Appearances
Matt Freisleben.........................115, 1999-2002
Jed Dolske ..................................... 103, 2002-06
Tim Hoy.......................................... 81, 2005-09
Quintin Oldenburg .................... 62, 1998-2002
Andy Neary ................................ 60, 1997-2000
Jon Schreiner .................................. 60, 1996-98
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
4.
5.
Doubles
Jesse Hart .......................................66*, 2005-08
Ross McCoy .................................... 58, 2004-07
Shawn Wozniak ............................. 50, 2007-09
Josh Groves ..................................... 47, 2006-09
Charlie Reschke .............................. 47, 2002-05
* Tied Horizon League career record
Triples
Darin Haugom ........................... 12, 1997-2001
Mike Goetz ..................................... 10, 2005-06
Ross McCoy .......................................9, 2004-07
Rob Brockel .......................................8, 2005-07
Jak Kraus ............................................8, 1992-96
Home Runs
Jeff Stoss .......................................... 33, 1995-98
Todd Ludwig .............................. 28, 1998-2000
Chad Sadowski ........................... 28, 1997-2000
Jak Kraus ......................................... 26, 1992-96
Ross McCoy .................................... 23, 2004-07
Darin Haugom ........................... 23, 1997-2001
Runs Batted In
1. Chad Sadowski .........................150, 1997-2000
2. Jesse Hart ...................................... 140, 2005-08
3. Ross McCoy .................................. 138, 2004-07
Darin Haugom .........................138, 1997-2001
Jeff Stoss ........................................ 138, 1995-98
42
1.
2.
3.
4.
4.
5.
Earned Run Average (Min. 100 IP)
Ben Stanczyk ............................... 3.07, 2002-04
Mikel Schaefer ............................. 3.76, 2002-03
Quintin Oldenburg .................3.81, 1998-2002
Chad Pierce .......................... 4.03, 2010-present
Rob Becker ................................... 4.12, 1996-97
Mike Casper................................. 4.27, 1995-98
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Strikeouts
Quintin Oldenburg ..................238, 1998-2002
Chad Sadowski .........................213, 1997-2000
Mike Oiler.................................203, 1998-2001
Andy Neary ..............................173, 1997-2000
Mike Casper.................................. 165, 1995-98
Walks
Mike Oiler.................................138, 1998-2001
Josh Justman ................................. 112, 1995-98
Robert Michalkiewicz.................. 109, 2004-07
Quintin Oldenburg ..................102, 1998-2002
Chad Sadowski .........................102, 1997-2000
Wins
Quintin Oldenburg .................... 26, 1998-2002
Chad Sadowski ........................... 22, 1997-2000
Andy Neary ................................ 20, 1997-2000
Korey Keller .................................... 19, 2002-06
Mike Casper.................................... 16, 1995-98
Saves
Jed Dolske ....................................... 21, 2002-06
Jon Schreiner .................................. 20, 1996-98
Matt Freisleben........................... 18, 1999-2002
Lance Tardiff ................................... 11, 1992-95
Craig Meier ..................................... 10, 2008-09
Win Percentage (Min. 10 decisions)
1. Ben Stanczyk ................... .813 (13-3), 2002-04
2. Quintin Oldenburg ..... .788 (26-7),1998-2002
3. Aaron Sorenson .............. .667 (14-7), 2005-06
Mikel Schaefer ................... .667 (8-4), 2002-03
Josh Justman .................... .667 (14-7), 1995-98
4.
5.
Games Started
Robert Michalkiewicz.................... 48, 2004-07
Aaron Bushong............................... 42, 2000-04
Chad Sadowski ........................... 42, 1997-2000
Mike Casper.................................... 41, 1995-98
Korey Keller .................................... 37, 2002-06
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Innings Pitched
Robert Michalkiewicz............... 298.0, 2004-07
Andy Neary ...........................271.0, 1997-2000
Quintin Oldenburg ...............268.1, 1998-2002
Chad Sadowski ......................258.0, 1997-2000
Mike Casper............................... 249.0, 1995-98
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Strikeout/Walk Ratio
Ben Stanczyk ............................... 3.19, 2002-04
Rick Cavaiani ............................... 3.11, 2005-06
Jason Crawford ........................3.05, 1999-2001
Aaron Sorenson .......................... 3.02, 2005-06
Brad Lusti..................................... 2.81, 2008-09
Complete Games
Chad Sadowski ........................... 17, 1997-2000
Mike Casper.................................... 13, 1995-98
Parrish Wagner ............................... 12, 1992-94
Andy Neary ................................ 11, 1997-2000
Mike Oiler................................... 10, 1998-2001
Craig Scheffler ................................ 10, 1992-93
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Strikeouts/9 IP (Min. 100 IP)
Jason Crawford ......................10.30, 1999-2001
Ben Stanczyk ............................... 9.00, 2002-04
Quintin Oldenburg .................7.98, 1998-2002
Rob Erickson ............................... 7.93, 2000-03
Aaron Sorenson .......................... 7.28, 2005-06
1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Single-Season Team Records
Games
1. ......................................................... 61, 2008
2. ......................................................... 60, 1999
3. ......................................................... 58, 1997
4. ......................................................... 59, 2010
5. ............................................... 57, Four times
Home Win Pct.
1. ......................................... .933 (14-1), 2009
2. ......................................... .923 (12-1), 2001
3. ......................................... .846 (11-2), 2003
4. ......................................... .810 (17-4), 2010
5. ......................................... .800 (16-4), 2002
Home Wins
1. ......................................................... 17, 2010
2. ......................................................... 16, 2002
3. ......................................................... 15, 1997
4. ......................................................... 14, 2009
............................................................. 14, 2000
Wins
1. ......................................................... 39, 2001
2. ......................................................... 36, 2002
3. ......................................................... 33, 2010
............................................................. 33, 1998
5. ......................................................... 32 ,2006
Losses
1 .......................................................... 36, 2008
2. ......................................................... 35, 1991
3. ......................................................... 32, 2007
............................................................. 32, 1992
5. ..............................................30, Three times
Win Percentage
1. ....................................... .684 (39-18), 2001
2. ................................... .683 (33-15-1), 1998
3. ....................................... .643 (36-20), 2002
4. ....................................... .561 (32-25), 2006
5. ....................................... .559 (33-26), 2010
Pitching Records
Batting Average
1. .................................. .352, 2001
2. .................................. .329, 1998
3. .................................. .324, 2006
4. .................................. .320, 1999
5. .................................. .319, 2010
Triples
1. ......................................23, 1997
2. ......................................20, 2006
3. ......................................18, 2010
4. ......................................19, 2001
5. ......................................15, 2005
ERA
1. .................................. 4.18, 2002
2. .................................. 4.93, 2003
3. .................................. 4.73, 2001
4. .................................. 5.24, 1998
5. .................................. 5.28, 2000
Strikeouts
1. ................................... 376, 1999
2. ................................... 366, 2000
3. ................................... 346, 2009
4. ................................... 326, 2008
5. ................................... 313, 2006
At-Bats
1. ................................. 2173, 2008
2. ................................. 2070, 2010
3. ................................. 2029, 2001
4. ................................. 2022, 1999
5. ................................. 2012, 2006
Home Runs
1. ......................................77, 1999
2. ......................................74, 2001
3. ......................................52, 2000
4. ......................................51, 1998
5. ......................................49, 2006
Complete Games
1. ......................................28, 1992
2. ......................................24, 1991
3. ......................................22, 1999
4. ......................................17, 1997
5. ......................................16, 1996
Walks
1. ................................... 264, 2008
2. ................................... 234, 2007
3. ................................... 225, 2010
4. ................................... 221, 1997
5. ................................... 218, 1999
Runs
1. ................................... 537, 2001
2. ................................... 469, 1999
3. ................................... 412, 2008
....................................... 412, 2006
5. ................................... 390, 2000
Runs Batted In
1. ................................... 476, 2001
2. ................................... 423, 1999
3. ................................... 380, 2008
4. ................................... 373, 2006
5. ................................... 352, 2000
Shutouts
1. ........................................5, 2002
2. ........................................4, 2000
3. .................................3, Six times
............. 2010/2007/2006/2001/
..................................... 1999/1998
Fewest Walks
1. ................................... 111, 1993
2. ................................... 161, 1991
....................................... 161, 2003
4. ................................... 171, 1995
5. ................................... 182, 2006
Hits
1. ................................... 715, 2001
2. ................................... 672, 2008
3. ................................... 661, 2010
4. ................................... 651, 2006
5. ................................... 648, 1999
Total Bases
1. ................................. 1113, 2001
2. ................................. 1044, 1999
3. ................................... 981, 2006
4. ................................... 933, 2008
5. ................................... 932, 2010
Saves
1. ......................................16, 2002
2. ......................................14, 1997
..........................................14, 1995
4. ......................................13, 2010
5. ......................................11, 2005
Fewest Walks/Game
1. .................................. 3.19, 2006
2. .................................. 3.22, 2003
3. .................................. 3.29, 2000
4. .................................. 3.30, 2001
5. .................................. 3.51, 2005
Doubles
1. ................................... 156, 2008
2. ................................... 143, 2006
3. ................................... 139, 1999
4. ................................... 138, 2001
5. ................................... 130, 2007
Stolen Bases
1. ......................................93, 2001
2. ......................................76, 2008
3. ......................................74, 2000
4. ......................................65, 1997
5. ......................................63, 1999
Innings Pitched
1. ................................ 519.2, 2008
2. ................................ 502.2, 2010
3. ................................ 497.0, 2006
4. ................................ 477.1, 2007
5. ................................ 474.0, 1999
Lowest Opp. BA
1. .................................. .256, 2002
2. .................................. .276, 2003
3. .................................. .279, 2000
4. .................................. .280, 1998
5. ....................... .285, 1995/1994
Milwaukee Panther 20+ Run Games
4/18/93
4/19/01
3/19/03
4/12/06
4/06/05
4/28/99
4/03/00
Concordia (Wis.) ............................ 28-3
Chicago State .................................. 27-7
St. Peter’s ......................................... 27-7
Chicago State ................................ 26-12
IPFW ............................................. 26-21
Concordia (Wis.) ............................ 26-7
Concordia (Wis.) ............................ 25-2
4/14/96
3/24/92
3/22/01
3/20/99
3/14/98
4/24/93
4/21/10
UIC .................................................. 23-2
Northern Iowa .............................. 22-17
Stony Brook .................................... 21-4
Western Illinois............................... 21-5
Samford ......................................... 21-12
Chicago State .................................. 21-3
Bradley ............................................. 20-2
3/06/10
5/22/08
3/28/08
3/18/06
4/24/02
4/20/01
SIU Edwardsville ............................ 20-2
Wright State.................................... 20-3
Butler.............................................. 20-10
Akron ............................................. 20-12
Bradley ............................................. 20-7
Cleveland State ............................... 20-4
43
Hitting Records
All-Time Series Records (Division I)
School
W
L
Akron
3
2
Alabama-Birmingham
1
1
Alabama-Huntsville
1
0
Arizona State
0
5
Arkansas
0
6
Arkansas State
1
6
Austin Peay
4
14
Belmont
0
1
Bowling Green
1
0
Bradley
11
4
Bucknell
1
0
Butler
52
26
Cal.-Santa Barbara
0
1
Cardinal Stritch
6
0
Carroll College
3
0
Carthage
0
1
Centenary
0
4
Central Michigan
0
2
Chicago State
39
11
Cleveland State
55
19
Concordia (Wis.)
5
0
Cornell
2
2
Creighton
1
13
Cumberland (Tenn.)
0
4
Dartmouth
1
1
Dayton
1
0
Detroit
25
14
Drexel
1
0
Edgewood
2
0
Eastern Illinois
5
9
Eastern Kentucky
0
3
Evansville
1
4
Georgia Perimeter*
2
6
* Note: Formerly DeKalb College
Georgia State
1
0
Hartford
2
0
Harvard
1
0
Hawaii
0
4
Illinois
1
1
Illinois-Chicago
40
55
Illinois State
2
4
Indiana
0
6
IPFW
2
2
Indiana State
5
1
Indiana Tech
2
0
Iowa
7
6
Iowa State
0
2
Jacksonville
1
1
Jacksonville State
2
2
Kansas
1
5
Kansas State
0
5
Kennesaw State
0
1
Kentucky
0
3
Lakeland
2
0
Lewis
0
6
Loras
0
1
Louisville
0
2
Madison Tech
1
0
Massachusetts
0
1
McNeese State
0
1
Miami (FL)
0
1
Miami (Ohio)
1
1
44
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
School
Michigan
Middle Tennessee State
MSOE
Minnesota
Minnesota-Duluth
Missouri
Missouri State
Morehead State
Murray State
Nebraska
Nebraska-Omaha
New Orleans
N.C.-Wilmington
Northeastern
Northeastern Illinois
Northern Illinois
Northern Iowa
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Oklahoma State
Oral Roberts
Piedmont
Radford
Rhode Island
Rice
Richmond
Rider
St. Francis (Ill.)
St. Francis (New York)
St. Joseph’s (Ind.)
St. Louis
St. Mary’s (Cal.)
St. Norbert
St. Xavier
Samford
San Diego
Shorter
Southern Illinois
SIU Edwardsville
Southern Tech
Stony Brook
Tennessee Tech
Texas
Texas Tech
Valparaiso
Vanderbilt
Vermont
Viterbo
West Georgia State
Western Illinois
Western Kentucky
Western Michigan
Wisconsin
Wis.-LaCrosse
Wis. Lutheran
Wis.-Oshkosh
Wis.-Parkside
Wis.-Whitewater
Wright State
Xavier
Youngstown State
W
1
1
1
2
1
1
0
2
2
1
0
0
0
1
11
20
6
7
3
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
5
0
0
1
2
0
2
2
0
0
20
0
0
3
0
3
3
0
0
4
8
0
8
2
41
2
23
L
0
8
0
7
0
2
1
3
1
15
1
1
1
0
15
21
12
13
10
1
5
1
2
0
0
1
0
1
9
0
1
2
7
0
1
1
1
2
5
0
4
0
1
3
1
9
1
1
1
1
1
5
3
1
0
0
2
12
0
34
2
19
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Midwestern Collegiate Conference
1994-2001
MCC Player of the Year
Darin Haugom ....................................2001
MCC Pitcher of the Year
Quintin Oldenburg ............................2001
All-Conference Second Team
Steve Guden, 3B .................................2001
John Vanden Berg, Utility ..................2001
Scott Gillitzer, SS ...............................2000
Chad Sadowski, P/DH......................2000
Darin Haugom, OF ............................1999
Steve Johnson, OF ..............................1999
Jared Kotarek, DH .............................1999
Andy Neary, P .....................................1999
Steve Tylke, 2B ....................................1999
Brett Huebner, OF .............................1998
Lee Jaramillo, C ...................................1998
Jeff Stoss, 1B ........................................1997
Greg Toll, OF ......................................1997
Clay Schwartz, C ................................1996
MCC All-Newcomer Team
Steve Guden ........................................2001
John Vanden Berg ...............................2001
Scott Gillitzer......................................2000
Eric Goerdt ..........................................2000
Matt Houk ..........................................2000
Matt Freisleben ...................................1999
Steve Tylke ...........................................1999
Brett Huebner .....................................1998
Steve Johnson ......................................1998
Ken Poniewaz......................................1997
Chad Sadowski ...................................1997
Greg Toll ..............................................1997
Rob Becker ..........................................1996
Eric Lubarsky ......................................1996
Jason Ramminger................................1996
MCC Newcomer of the Year
John Vanden Berg ...............................2001
Eric Goerdt ..........................................2000
Steve Tylke ...........................................1999
Steve Johnson ......................................1998
Conference Coach of the Year
Jerry Augustine ...................................2001
Jerry Augustine ...................................2000
Jerry Augustine ...................................1997
MCC Tournament MVP
Scott Gillitzer......................................2001
Chad Sadowski ...................................1999
*******************************
Horizon League
2002-present
ABCA/Rawlings All-American
Mike Goetz...................... First Team 2006
Louisville Slugger All-American
Mike Goetz..................Second Team 2006
Horizon League Player of the Year
Mike Goetz..........................................2006
Ben Stanczyk .......................................2004
Horizon League Pitcher of the Year
Ben Stanczyk .......................................2004
Mikel Schaefer ....................................2003
Horizon League Newcomer of the Year
Chad Pierce .........................................2010
Aaron Sorenson ..................................2005
Horizon League Relief Pitcher of the Year
Cameron Amsrud ...............................2010
Horizon League Coach of the Year
Scott Doffek ........................................2009
All-League First Team
Tim Patzman, OF ...............................2010
Paul Hoenecke, Utility .......................2010
Doug Dekoning, OF...........................2009
Andy Gerhartz, 2B .............................2009
Tim Patzman, OF ...............................2009
Shawn Wozniak, Utility ....................2009
Andy Gerhartz, Utility.......................2008
Jesse Hart, 2B ......................................2008
Nick Wichser, OF...............................2008
Jesse Hart, 2B ......................................2007
Josh Groves, Utility.............................2007
Mike Goetz, OF..................................2006
Joe Nowicki, 1B...................................2006
Joe Nowicki, OF .................................2005
Charlie Reschke, 2B ...........................2005
Zak Rivera, DH ..................................2005
Ben Stanczyk, 3B/P ...........................2004
Troy Doering, Utility .........................2003
Mikel Schaefer, P ................................2003
Troy Doering, Utility .........................2002
Steve Guden, 3B .................................2002
John Vanden Berg, C ..........................2002
All-League Second Team
Cole Krfat, SS .....................................2010
Sam Sivilotti, DH ...............................2010
Josh Groves, DH .................................2009
Ben Long, DH.....................................2008
Shaun Wegner, C ................................2008
Shawn Wozniak, 1B ...........................2008
Ross McCoy, OF .................................2007
Rob Brockel, OF .................................2007
Robert Michalkiewicz, P....................2007
Grant Berkovitz, SS ...........................2007
Rick Cavaiani, P ..................................2006
Ross McCoy, OF .................................2006
Grant Berkovitz, SS ...........................2005
Aaron Sorenson, P .............................2005
Matt Alexander, OF ...........................2004
Ross McCoy, 1B ..................................2004
Dave Pudlosky, 1B ..............................2003
Charlie Reschke, 2B ...........................2003
Ben Stanczyk, 3B ................................2003
David Michna, OF..............................2003
Adam Christ, SS .................................2002
Quintin Oldenburg, P ........................2002
Dave Pudlosky, 1B ..............................2002
League All-Newcomer Team
Chad Pierce .........................................2010
Jonathan Capasso................................2010
Jayme Sukowaty ..................................2010
Paul Hoenecke ....................................2009
Doug Dekoning ..................................2008
Andy Gerhartz ....................................2008
Brad Lusti ............................................2008
Shaun Wegner.....................................2007
Dan Buchholz .....................................2006
Mike Goetz..........................................2005
Aaron Sorenson ..................................2005
Ross McCoy ........................................2004
Steve Sanfilippo ..................................2003
Adam Christ........................................2002
Troy Doering.......................................2002
Geoff Lefeber ......................................2002
David Michna......................................2002
League All-Tournament Team
Dan Buchholz, 3B...............................2010
Ben Long, 1B .......................................2010
Chad Pierce, P .....................................2010
Sam Sivilotti, DH ...............................2010
Jesse Hart, 2B ......................................2008
Ben McClarey, P .................................2008
Troy Vesling, OF ................................2008
Shawn Wozniak, DH.........................2008
Jesse Hart, 2B ......................................2007
Dan Luczak, P.....................................2007
Rob Brockel, OF .................................2006
Blake Kangas, 1B ................................2005
Zak Rivera, DH ..................................2005
Mike Goetz, OF..................................2005
Joe Nowicki, OF .................................2005
Ben Stanczyk, P ..................................2004
Geoff Lefeber, P ..................................2002
Dave Pudlosky, 1B ..............................2002
Charlie Reschke, OF ..........................2002
Horizon League Tournament MVP
Chad Pierce, P .....................................2010
Dave Pudlosky, 1B ..............................2002
45
All-Conference First Team
Scott Gillitzer, 2B ...............................2001
Eric Goerdt, OF/1B ...........................2001
Darin Haugom, OF ............................2001
Eric Goerdt, OF/1B ...........................2000
Darin Haugom, OF ............................2000
Andy Neary, P .....................................2000
Chad Sadowski, DH/1B ...................2000
Paul Archambault, Utility..................1999
Todd Ludwig, C ..................................1999
Mike Casper, P ....................................1998
Ken Poniewaz, 3B...............................1998
Jeff Stoss, 1B ........................................1998
Jak Kraus, 1B .......................................1996
Jason Weseman, SS ............................1996
MCC All-Tournament Team
Aaron Bushong, P...............................2001
Jason Crawford, DH ..........................2001
Scott Gillitzer, 2B ...............................2001
Steve Guden, 3B .................................2001
Darin Haugom, OF ............................2001
Dave Pudlosky, 1B ..............................2001
Scott Gillitzer, SS ...............................2000
Darin Haugom, OF ............................1999
Jared Kotarek, 1B................................1999
Todd Ludwig, C ..................................1999
Chad Sadowski, P ...............................1999
Steve Tylke, 2B ....................................1999
Mike Casper, P ....................................1998
Lee Jaramillo, C ...................................1998
Eric Lubarsky, OF ...............................1998
Greg Toll, 2B .......................................1998
Akron
3/21/00
2/26/05
3/18/06
3/19/06
2/28/09
Akron (n)
Akron (n)
UWM (n)
UWM (n)
UWM (n)
Alabama-Birmingham
3/14/99 UWM
3/14/99 UAB
Alabama-Huntsville
3/23/00 UWM
3-2
8-3
5-3
20-12
15-9
9-7
1-1
11-7
4-3
1-0
9-7
Arizona State
2/20/09 ASU
2/21/09 ASU
2/21/09 ASU
2/22/09 ASU
NCAA Regional
6/4/10
ASU
0-5
15-3
13-5
14-1
11-0
Arkansas
2/18/07
2/18/07
2/19/07
3/12/10
3/13/10
3/14/10
0-6
8-3
28-8
8-1
6-14
0-7
2-3
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
6-2
Arkansas State
3/4/05
UWM
3/5/05
Arkansas State
3/6/05
Arkansas State
2/26/10 Arkansas State
1-6
7-3
6-3
3-2
5-6
3-4
4-11
3-8
Austin Peay
3/17/95 UWM
3/18/95 Austin Peay
3/18/95 Austin Peay
3/14/96 Austin Peay
2/21/03 Austin Peay
2/21/03 Austin Peay
2/25/05 Austin Peay (n)
3/9/07
Austin Peay
3/10/07 Austin Peay
3/11/07 Austin Peay
3/14/08 UWM
3/15/08 UWM
3/16/08 Austin Peay
3/13/09 Austin Peay
3/14/09 Austin Peay
3/14/09 UWM
3/15/09 Austin Peay
3/5/10
Austin Peay
4-14
6-4
4-2
5-4
18-6
5-1
4-2
9-1
3-1
5-4
14-0
12-7
10-5
6-4
10-8
7-4
3-2
5-1
9-1
Belmont
3/12/98
3/18/99
Tie
Belmont
Bowling Green
3/11/95 UWM (n)
Bradley
4/6/93
4/6/93
3/24/99
3/24/99
4/24/02
4/24/02
4/2/03
4/2/03
4/20/04
5/10/06
5/10/06
4/15/08
4/15/08
Bradley
Bradley
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
Bradley
UWM
Bradley
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
0-1-1
13-13
11-9
1-0
6-5
11-4
5-3
4-3
12-10
8-2
5-4
20-7
5-3
16-10
16-6
6-1
5-4
4-3
4-2
4/21/10
4/21/10
UWM
UWM
Bucknell
3/19/04 UWM (n)
Butler
3/21/93
3/21/93
3/22/93
3/22/93
4/29/95
4/29/95
3/24/96
3/24/96
3/25/96
5/11/96
4/19/97
4/19/97
4/20/97
4/20/97
4/17/98
4/18/98
4/18/98
4/19/98
5/9/98
5/10/98
4/17/99
4/17/99
4/18/99
4/18/99
5/17/99
4/9/00
4/9/00
5/19/00
5/11/01
5/12/01
5/12/01
5/13/01
4/19/02
4/20/02
4/20/02
4/21/02
5/24/02
4/18/03
4/19/03
4/20/03
4/20/03
4/9/04
4/10/04
4/10/04
4/11/04
5/27/04
4/8/05
4/9/05
4/9/05
4/10/05
5/25/05
4/8/06
4/8/06
4/9/06
5/19/06
5/20/06
5/20/06
4/7/07
4/7/07
5/18/07
5/18/07
5/19/07
5/19/07
3/28/08
3/29/08
3/29/08
5/10/08
5/10/08
5/9/09
5/9/09
5/14/09
5/14/09
5/15/09
UWM
Butler
Butler
Butler
Butler
UWM
Butler
UWM
Butler
UWM(n)
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
Butler
Butler
Butler
UWM
UWM
UWM
Butler
UWM (n)
UWM
UWM
Butler
UWM
UWM
UWM
Butler
Butler
Butler
UWM
UWM
UWM (n)
UWM
Butler
UWM
UWM
Butler
Butler
UWM
UWM
Butler (n)
UWM
Butler
UWM
UWM
UWM (n)
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
Butler
UWM
Butler
Butler
UWM
UWM
UWM
Butler
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
Butler
UWM
UWM
UWM
12-6
20-2
1-0
7-6
52-26
3-2
6-1
2-1
8-5
6-3
15-5
6-4
10-4
5-4
9-5
2-1
3-2
2-1
6-4
1-0
11-9
3-0
11-5
5-4
6-2
7-4
11-7
8-7
7-4
10-2
9-2
11-5
12-6
17-3
7-0
3-2
4-1
5-2
4-1
2-1
4-1
8-5
3-2
14-10
2-1
7-3
12-5
2-0
6-5
6-2
15-12
7-6
7-1
2-1
10-6
7-5
3-2
3-1
4-2
12-5
8-3
9-5
5-2
1-0
8-7
11-4
2-1
6-2
20-10
22-10
12-4
12-1
9-5
3-2
7-6
6-5
7-6
6-0
4/17/10
4/17/10
4/18/10
5/14/10
5/14/10
Butler
UWM
Butler
UWM
UWM
UC Santa Barbara
NCAA Regional
5/26/01 UCSB (n)
0-1
13-12
Cardinal Stritch
5/1/93
UWM
5/1/93
UWM
4/28/95 UWM
4/23/97 UWM
4/23/09 UWM
5/4/10
UWM
6-0
9-7
10-3
9-3
14-4
7-3
7-6
Carroll
4/27/06
5/1/07
5/1/07
3-0
7-5
9-1
11-4
UWM
UWM
UWM
Carthage
4/5/91
Carthage
0-1
7-3
Centenary
3/8/08
3/8/08
3/9/08
3/9/08
0-4
8-4
8-7
8-6
2-1
Centenary
Centenary
Centenary
Centenary
Central Michigan
3/18/09 CMU
3/18/09 CMU
0-2
13-12
5-3
Chicago State
4/27/91 Chicago State
4/27/91 UWM
4/28/91 UWM
4/28/91 UWM
4/30/92 UWM
5/4/92
UWM
4/24/93 UWM
4/24/93 UWM
4/16/94 UWM
4/16/94 UWM
5/4/94
Chicago State
5/4/94
UWM
4/13/95 UWM
5/2/95
UWM
5/2/95
UWM
4/17/96 UWM
4/17/96 UWM
4/10/97 UWM
5/7/97
UWM
4/28/98 UWM
4/28/98 UWM
4/14/99 UWM
5/4/99
Chicago State
4/19/01 UWM
5/9/01
UWM
3/15/02 UWM (n)
5/15/02 UWM
5/15/02 UWM
4/22/03 UWM
4/28/04 UWM
5/4/04
UWM
5/4/04
UWM
4/12/06 UWM
5/16/06 UWM
3/27/07 UWM
5/8/07
UWM
39-11
2-1
3-0
9-8
6-1
2-1
2-1
8-2
21-3
11-3
3-2
7-2
1-0
6-5
5-3
7-5
9-3
7-5
4-3
8-3
6-0
6-0
6-0
8-0
9-8
8-7
12-7
27-7
18-12
10-9
6-2
9-4
6-4
7-3
6-2
19-10
15-8
7-5
26-12
5-3
17-5
2-1
11-4
10-2
Note: Home games listed in BOLD / (n) denotes neutral field
46
11-2
14-4
20-12
5-4
6-5
5/8/07
4/9/08
4/9/08
5/6/08
5/6/08
4/7/09
4/7/09
UWM
UWM
UWM
Chicago State
UWM
UWM
UWM
Cleveland State
5/14/94 UWM
5/14/94 UWM
5/15/94 Cleveland State
3/30/96 UWM
3/30/96 UWM
3/31/96 UWM
3/31/96 UWM
3/27/97 UWM
3/27/97 UWM
5/1/98
Cleveland State
5/1/98
UWM
5/2/98
UWM
5/2/98
UWM
5/8/98
UWM (n)
5/1/99
UWM
5/1/99
Cleveland State
5/2/99
Cleveland State
5/13/00 UWM
5/13/00 UWM
5/20/00 UWM (n)
4/20/01 UWM
4/21/01 UWM
4/21/01 UWM
4/22/01 UWM
5/20/01 UWM (n)
4/27/02 UWM
4/27/02 UWM
4/28/02 UWM
5/23/02 UWM
4/25/03 UWM
4/26/03 UWM
4/26/03 UWM
4/27/03 UWM
4/23/04 UWM
4/23/05 UWM
4/23/05 UWM
4/24/05 UWM
4/22/06 UWM
4/23/06 UWM
5/6/06
UWM
5/6/06
UWM
5/7/06
UWM
5/26/06 UWM (n)
4/20/07 UWM
4/21/07 UWM
5/4/07
UWM
5/5/07
UWM
5/5/07
UWM
4/11/08 UWM (n)
4/11/08 Cleveland State (n)
4/13/08 UWM (n)
4/19/08 UWM
5/21/08 UWM (n)
5/2/09
Cleveland State
5/2/09
UWM
5/3/09
UWM
5/3/09
Cleveland State
5/22/09 UWM (n)
4/2/10
UWM
12-1
10-9
9-7
13-7
4-3
16-2
11-0
55-19
2-1
4-3
11-2
5-4
10-5
6-5
9-3
2-1
6-3
4-2
7-5
4-3
18-6
5-3
9-4
11-4
8-6
8-2
9-5
6-2
9-4
7-2
11-1
10-4
6-5
20-4
4-3
9-3
8-2
4-1
3-2
8-2
4-3
15-2
7-1
11-8
7-1
5-2
4-1
6-4
2-0
2-0
13-5
4-3
9-1
10-9
6-4
16-0
11-6
14-1
6-0
11-10
8-3
11-5
10-3
2-1
12-4
11-3
10-1
7-6
24-18
6-5
7-4
4-3
10-7
3-2
10-7
12-1
5-3
6-5
4-1
4/3/10
4/3/10
4/25/10
UWM
UWM
UWM
5-3
7-5
6-5
Concordia
4/18/93
4/18/93
4/28/99
4/28/99
4/3/00
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
5-0
28-3
14-3
17-6
26-7
25-2
UWM (n)
UWM (n)
Cornell (n)
Cornell (n)
Creighton
3/2/97
3/2/97
3/3/97
3/5/99
3/5/99
3/3/00
3/4/00
3/4/00
4/13/01
4/14/01
4/14/01
4/14/04
4/20/05
4/20/05
Creighton
Creighton
Creighton
Creighton
Creighton
Creighton
Creighton
Creighton
Creighton
UWM
Creighton
Creighton
Creighton
Creighton
2-2
8-0
9-2
8-7
6-5
1-13
18-11
4-3
8-6
9-8
5-4
5-1
7-4
18-3
4-3
4-0
5-3
8-4
3-2
9-1
Cumberland (TN)
3/14/94 Cumberland
3/14/94 Cumberland
3/11/96 Cumberland
3/11/96 Cumberland
0-4
3-2
7-2
7-4
9-8
Dartmouth
3/21/04 Dartmouth
3/23/04 UWM
1-1
4-1
5-4
Dayton
3/7/10
UWM (n)
1-0
6-0
Detroit
4/27/96
4/27/96
4/28/96
4/28/96
4/5/97
4/6/97
4/6/97
4/7/97
4/4/98
4/4/98
4/5/98
4/5/98
5/10/98
4/10/99
4/10/99
5/15/99
5/5/00
5/6/00
5/6/00
5/7/00
5/18/00
4/7/01
4/7/01
4/8/01
4/8/01
5/17/01
5/3/02
5/4/02
5/4/02
5/5/02
5/3/03
5/3/03
5/4/03
Detroit
UWM
Detroit
UWM
Detroit
Detroit
Detroit
UWM
UWM
Detroit
Detroit
Detroit
UWM (n)
Detroit
UWM
UWM (n)
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM (n)
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM (n)
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
Detroit
UWM
Detroit
25-14
5-4
5-3
9-6
10-9
5-3
16-15
13-11
9-5
11-6
8-5
4-3
2-1
6-1
1-0
8-1
12-3
5-3
10-3
4-1
7-3
10-9
6-4
12-2
14-11
13-1
16-0
7-4
13-3
1-0
5-3
3-2
11-5
6-2
Detroit
UWM
Detroit
Detroit
UWM
4-1
7-3
15-14
4-3
2-1
Edgewood
5/6/92
UWM
5/6/92
UWM
2-0
9-1
7-2
Eastern Illinois
3/26/94 EIU
3/26/94 EIU
4/5/95
UWM
3/8/97
EIU
3/8/97
EIU
4/22/98 EIU
4/22/98 UWM
5/3/00
EIU
5/3/00
UWM
5/8/01
UWM
5/8/01
UWM
2/25/06 EIU (n)
3/7/09
EIU (n)
3/8/09
EIU (n)
5-9
3-0
2-1
7-5
13-1
12-2
3-0
6-5
3-0
12-8
14-4
5-1
3-2
4-3
16-4
Eastern Kentucky
3/12/95 EKU
3/12/95 EKU
3/12/00 EKU
0-3
2-1
20-0
4-3
Evansville
3/24/93
3/10/01
3/10/01
3/11/01
2/24/06
1-4
8-5
7-6
7-5
9-8
6-5
Evansville
Evansville
Evansville
UWM
Evansville
Georgia Perimeter (formerly DeKalb)
3/24/91 DeKalb
3/24/91 DeKalb
3/26/91 DeKalb
3/26/91 DeKalb
3/16/92 DeKalb
3/16/92 UWM
3/17/92 DeKalb
3/17/92 UWM
Georgia State
3/21/92 UWM
1-0
7-2
Hartford
3/21/01 UWM (n)
3/22/01 UWM (n)
Harvard
3/22/03
UWM (n)
Hawaii
3/16/07
3/17/07
3/17/07
3/18/07
Hawaii
Hawaii
Hawaii
Hawaii
Illinois
3/24/02
3/24/05
Illinois
UWM (n)
Illinois-Chicago
4/21/92 UIC
4/21/92 UIC
5/7/92
UIC
5/6/93
UIC
5/6/93
UWM
5/1/94
UIC
5/1/94
UIC
5/2/94
UIC
4/15/95 UIC
4/15/95 UWM
4/16/95 UWM
2-6
3-2
16-8
4-1
6-5
3-1
8-2
6-5
3-0
2-0
12-6
11-7
1-0
6-3
0-4
9-2
10-3
5-3
9-2
1-1
2-1
4-1
40-55
9-4
4-1
5-4
3-2
10-9
2-1
7-3
9-3
6-0
1-0
2-0
4/16/95
4/13/96
4/13/96
4/14/96
4/14/96
5/11/96
5/3/97
5/3/97
5/4/97
5/4/97
3/27/98
3/28/98
3/28/98
3/29/98
5/7/99
5/8/99
5/8/99
5/9/99
5/14/99
5/17/99
4/28/00
4/29/00
4/29/00
4/30/00
5/20/00
4/27/01
4/28/01
4/28/01
4/29/01
5/19/01
5/17/02
5/18/02
5/18/02
5/19/02
5/25/02
5/26/02
5/16/03
5/17/03
5/17/03
5/18/03
5/23/03
4/16/04
4/17/04
4/17/04
4/18/04
5/27/04
4/15/05
4/16/05
4/16/05
4/17/05
5/28/05
5/29/05
3/24/06
3/25/06
3/25/06
4/11/06
4/11/06
4/18/06
5/26/06
3/23/07
3/24/07
3/24/07
4/10/07
4/10/07
4/17/07
3/22/08
3/23/08
3/23/08
5/9/08
5/9/08
5/23/08
5/24/08
5/25/08
4/3/09
4/4/09
4/4/09
5/8/09
5/8/09
5/23/09
3/26/10
UIC
UIC
UIC
UIC
UWM
UIC (n)
UIC
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UIC
UWM
UIC
UWM
UWM
UWM
UIC
UIC
UIC (n)
UWM
UIC
UIC
UWM
UWM
UIC
UWM
UIC
UIC
UWM (n)
UWM (n)
UIC
UWM
UWM
UIC
UIC
UWM
UIC
UIC
UWM
UIC (n)
UWM
UIC
UWM
UIC
UWM (n)
UIC (n)
UIC
UWM
UIC
UIC
UIC
UWM
UIC (n)
UIC
UWM
UWM
UIC
UIC
UIC
UIC
UIC
UIC
UWM
UIC
UIC (n)
UWM (n)
UIC (n)
UWM
UIC
UWM
UIC
UIC
UIC (n)
UIC
7-3
5-4
10-4
8-4
23-2
8-5
4-3
5-4
18-8
5-1
6-1
13-6
6-4
9-5
12-0
7-6
6-3
5-4
12-7
10-2
4-2
4-1
6-3
7-4
5-4
15-4
9-6
7-0
10-4
7-6
11-6
3-1
11-6
10-5
9-0
6-3
13-2
4-2
2-1
4-2
6-4
10-8
5-1
3-0
4-3
9-6
8-6
12-2
10-6
14-11
8-4
9-6
5-2
11-10
5-3
24-2
8-5
7-6
14-6
9-8
3-1
9-2
8-4
12-1
14-11
9-8
2-1
5-4
6-3
7-3
7-5
7-2
16-3
6-3
7-3
11-4
5-4
6-3
18-3
6-5
3/27/10
3/27/10
5/15/10
5/15/10
UWM
UIC
UIC
UWM
Illinois State
4/25/91 Illinois State
4/2/05
UWM
4/2/05
Illinois State
4/3/05
UWM
13-5
10-4
11-7
10-3
2-4
6-5
4-2
7-3
8-6
6-3
10-6
Indiana
3/2/91
3/3/91
2/29/92
3/1/92
3/1/92
3/20/04
Indiana
Indiana
Indiana
Indiana
Indiana
Indiana
0-6
8-0
5-4
18-0
19-1
25-5
11-10
IPFW
4/6/05
4/6/05
5/18/05
5/18/05
UWM
UWM
IPFW
UWM
2-2
26-21
10-8
6-4
5-4
Indiana State
4/20/99 UWM
3/27/04 UWM
3/27/04 UWM
3/28/04 UWM
4/4/06
Indiana State
4/4/06
UWM
Indiana Tech
3/16/95 UWM (n)
3/13/96 UWM (n)
Iowa
5/5/95
5/5/95
5/5/96
5/5/96
4/23/97
4/23/97
5/7/02
5/7/02
5/4/05
5/4/05
4/22/08
5/5/09
4/13/10
Iowa
Iowa
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
Iowa
Iowa
UWM
Iowa
Iowa
5-1
9-4
5-4
7-4
10-9
14-7
15-9
2-0
5-4
5-3
7-6
10-4
6-4
8-5
2-0
1-0
2-1
8-6
7-3
5-1
8-2
13-5
11-4
9-3
Iowa State
3/20/97 Iowa State
3/20/97 Iowa State
0-2
4-3
1-0
Jacksonville
2/22/08 Jacksonville
3/1/09
UWM
1-1
20-8
10-9
Jacksonville State
3/15/99 Jacksonville State
3/16/99 Jacksonville State
3/20/99 UWM
3/20/99 UWM
2-2
7-5
6-5
13-3
13-5
Kansas
2/22/02
2/23/02
2/23/02
3/5/04
3/6/04
3/7/04
1-5
4-1
8-7
13-1
22-6
9-7
8-7
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
UWM
Kansas
Kansas State
3/4/97
K-State
3/4/97
K-State
3/18/02 K-State (n)
0-5
5-4
10-3
8-7
47
Cornell
3/18/01
3/16/02
3/21/05
3/22/05
5/4/03
5/1/04
5/2/04
5/2/04
5/3/04
3/19/10
3/19/10
K-State
K-State
Kennesaw State
3/28/91 Kennesaw State
Kentucky
3/2/07
Kentucky
3/3/07
Kentucky
3/4/07
Kentucky
Lakeland
4/23/01 UWM
4/23/01 UWM
4-0
2-1
0-1
9-1
0-3
16-3
7-3
18-3
2-0
8-2
8-2
Lewis
4/16/91
4/16/91
5/2/91
5/2/91
5/1/92
5/8/92
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
0-6
4-3
4-1
10-0
15-14
11-5
14-13
Loras
3/23/91
Loras (n)
0-1
9-2
Louisville
3/6/09
Louisville
3/7/09
Louisville
0-2
19-6
8-7
Madison Tech
4/4/91
UWM
1-0
10-6
Massachusetts
3/19/04 UMass (n)
0-1
11-5
McNeese State
2/11/00 McNeese State
0-1
10-4
Miami (FL)
3/20/02 Miami
0-1
10-3
Miami (OH)
3/26/00 Miami
3/26/00 UWM
1-1
8-2
7-1
3/5/06
UWM
7-2
Missouri State
NCAA Regional
6/1/02
Missouri State (n)
0-1
Morehead State
3/12/94 Morehead
3/12/94 Morehead
3/14/95 UWM
3/15/95 UWM
2/12/95 Morehead
Murray State
3/16/94 UWM
3/16/94 UWM
3/12/99 Murray
Nebraska
2/21/98 Nebraska
2/21/98 Nebraska
2/22/98 Nebraska
2/27/99 Nebraska
2/28/99 Nebraska
2/28/99 Nebraska
4/24/00 Nebraska
4/24/00 Nebraska
4/25/00 UWM
3/28/01 Nebraska
3/28/01 Nebraska
4/2/02
Nebraska
4/3/02
Nebraska
NCAA Regional
5/31/02 Nebraska
3/30/04 Nebraska
3/31/04 Nebraska
Nebraska-Omaha
4/14/04 UNO
6-1
2-3
5-2
4-3
14-1
8-1
13-10
2-1
6-4
4-1
9-7
1-15
7-2
9-2
6-2
8-7
13-4
10-5
11-0
8-5
9-7
16-2
16-10
10-1
16-1
7-2
10-0
9-0
0-1
15-11
New Orleans
2/12/00 New Orleans (n)
0-1
17-3
Northeastern
3/18/01 UWM (n)
1-0
11-4
Michigan
2/27/09 UWM (n)
1-0
19-11
North Carolina-Wilmington
2/23/08 UNCW (n)
Middle Tennessee State
3/19/94 Middle Tenn.
3/9/96
Middle Tenn.
3/25/00 UWM
1-8
7-2
10-3
5-0
10-2
9-6
13-12
4-3
4-3
5-3
Northeastern Illinois
4/11/91 NEI
4/11/91 NEI
4/30/91 NEI
4/30/91 NEI
4/20/92 NEI
4/20/92 UWM
5/3/92
NEI
5/3/92
NEI
5/9/93
NEI
5/9/93
NEI
4/16/94 UWM
4/16/94 NEI
4/17/94 UWM
4/17/94 NEI
5/6/95
NEI
5/6/95
UWM
4/9/96
NEI
4/9/96
NEI
4/25/96 NEI
4/25/96 UWM
4/9/97
UWM
4/9/97
UWM
4/24/97 UWM
4/24/97 UWM
4/30/98 UWM
4/30/98 UWM
11-15
7-2
4-8
3-2
3-2
15-3
7-6
1-0
7-2
11-4
3-2
13-7
11-5
6-5
11-5
3-2
3-2
6-4
7-2
21-9
8-3
3-2
12-9
8-0
17-1
9-1
13-4
Northern Illinois
4/9/92
UWM
4/9/92
UWM
20-21
8-6
6-5
MSOE
5/9/07
UWM
Minnesota
4/27/95 Minnesota
4/16/96 Minnesota
4/16/96 Minnesota
3/26/97 Minnesota
3/26/97 Minnesota
3/24/98 Minnesota
3/25/98 UWM
4/14/09 Minnesota
3/3/10
UWM
1-0
17-7
2-7
15-3
5-2
10-2
11-7
8-3
16-13
13-11
12-2
13-6
Minnesota-Duluth
5/9/00
UWM
1-0
6-5
Missouri
3/3/06
Missouri
3/4/06
Missouri
1-2
14-3
9-5
0-1
6-3
4/17/92
4/17/92
4/13/93
4/13/93
4/5/94
4/21/94
4/21/94
4/22/95
4/22/95
4/23/95
4/23/95
4/20/96
4/20/96
4/21/96
4/21/96
5/12/96
4/26/97
4/26/97
4/27/97
4/27/97
4/1/99
4/1/99
4/3/01
4/16/02
4/6/04
4/6/04
2/26/06
5/2/06
5/2/07
5/2/07
4/2/08
4/29/08
4/4/09
4/28/09
4/28/09
5/12/09
3/24/10
5/12/10
5/18/10
NIU
NIU
UWM
NIU
UWM
UWM
NIU
NIU
NIU
NIU
UWM
UWM
UWM
NIU
UWM
NIU (n)
NIU
UWM
UWM
NIU
UWM
UWM
NIU
UWM
UWM
NIU
UWM (n)
NIU
NIU
UWM
NIU
NIU
NIU
UWM
UWM
UWM (n)
NIU
NIU
NIU (n)
Northern Iowa
4/6/91
UNI
4/6/91
UWM
4/7/91
UNI
4/7/91
UNI
3/24/92 UWM
3/25/92 UNI
3/25/92 UNI
4/22/92 UNI
4/22/92 UNI
3/30/94 UNI
3/30/94 UWM
5/3/94
UWM
5/3/94
UWM
4/25/95 UNI
4/25/95 UNI
3/27/02 UNI
3/28/06 UWM
5/7/08
UNI
Northwestern
4/14/94 Northwestern
5/7/96
Northwestern
4/1/97
Northwestern
4/7/98
UWM
5/1/01
UWM
4/30/02 UWM
4/25/06 UWM
4/30/08 UWM
4/29/09 UWM
3/28/10 UWM
48
4-1
5-4
9-3
9-3
7-6
8-5
11-0
6-4
12-4
13-9
8-5
10-5
15-10
3-0
9-0
4-1
11-10
7-2
6-5
11-5
15-3
3-0
9-8
6-3
2-1
14-10
9-8
8-7
10-9
11-1
3-2
5-3
5-3
5-2
6-4
7-6
7-5
5-3
21-6
6-12
7-0
14-9
6-5
5-1
22-17
7-6
6-3
10-4
5-2
3-2
3-2
5-4
7-6
10-5
4-3
10-9
4-2
9-6
7-13
8-1
3-1
5-4
6-5
10-9
1-0
14-7
6-4
9-5
12-7
13-5
6-5
15-4
18-6
5-4
10-7
6-5
7-2
9-0
3/28/10
Northwestern
Notre Dame
4/15/94 Notre Dame
4/15/94 Notre Dame
4/7/95
UWM
4/8/95
Notre Dame
4/8/95
Notre Dame
4/8/96
Notre Dame
4/3/97
Notre Dame
4/3/97
UWM
4/13/98 Notre Dame
3/30/99 Notre Dame
3/29/00 UWM
NCAA Regional
5/25/01 Notre Dame
3/26/08 Notre Dame
Ohio State
3/20/05 Ohio State
Oklahoma State
2/13/99 OSU
2/14/99 OSU
3/11/05 OSU
3/12/05 OSU
3/13/05 OSU
Oral Roberts
2/13/00 Oral Roberts (n)
Piedmont
3/20/92 Piedmont
3/20/92 Piedmont
Radford
3/15/02
UWM (n)
4-1
3-10
12-3
14-8
10-6
7-6
10-1
8-6
12-7
2-1
4-1
7-6
14-3
12-4
14-3
0-1
4-1
0-5
13-9
24-3
11-0
20-3
5-1
0-1
7-5
0-2
10-0
9-1
1-0
2-0
Rhode Island
3/19/05 UWM
1-0
12-9
Rice
NCAA Regional
5/28/99 UWM
5/29/99 Rice
1-1
Richmond
2/24/08 UWM (n)
Rider
3/17/02
3/18/02
8-4
27-1
1-0
5-2
Rider (n)
UWM (n)
1-1
6-2
11-4
St. Francis (IL)
4/21/91 St. Francis
4/21/91 St. Francis
4/22/92 St. Francis
4/22/92 UWM
4/12/92 St. Francis
4/12/92 St. Francis
4/28/92 St. Francis
4/28/92 St. Francis
4/22/93 St. Francis
4/22/93 St. Francis
1-9
3-2
12-2
8-1
7-5
3-0
6-1
6-4
15-5
13-1
7-5
St. Francis (NY)
3/17/01 UWM (n)
1-0
16-5
St. Joseph’s (IN)
2/26/97 UWM (n)
2/26/97 St. Joe’s (n)
1-1
4-1
6-2
St. Louis
3/12/04 UWM
3/13/04 St. Louis
3/13/04 St. Louis
1-2
9-8
7-3
8-7
St. Mary’s (CA)
2/10/06 UWM
2/11/06 St. Mary’s
1-7
2-0
16-4
2/11/06
2/12/06
2/29/08
3/1/08
3/1/08
3/2/08
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s
5-2
7-3
9-4
5-1
5-4
7-1
St. Norbert
4/9/10
UWM
1-0
14-4
St. Xavier
5/2/93
St. Xavier
0-1
15-4
Samford
3/13/98
3/13/98
3/14/98
3/14/98
3/22/00
3/22/00
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
Samford
Shorter
3/25/91
3/25/91
Shorter
Shorter
22-1
0-2
4-1
6-2
1-5
8-2
5-4
9-8
10-9
5-4
5-2
SIU Edwardsville
3/6/10
UWM
3/6/10
UWM
2-0
20-2
6-5
0-4
3-2
2-1
5-2
6-3
Stony Brook
3/19/01 UWM (n)
3/22/01 UWM (n)
2-0
17-1
21-4
Tennessee Tech
3/15/94 Tenn. Tech
3/15/94 UWM
3/17/99 UWM
2-1
6-1
6-2
18-13
Texas
3/2/01
3/4/01
3/5/01
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas Tech
NCAA Regional
5/29/99 Texas Tech
Valparaiso
4/28/93 Valpo
4/28/93 UWM
5/8/94
Valpo
5/8/94
UWM
5/8/94
UWM
4/11/96 UWM
4/11/96 UWM
3/23/97 UWM
3/23/97 Valpo
5/5/99
UWM
3/30/00 UWM
4/12/01 Valpo
4/18/02 UWM
4/22/04 UWM
8-7
12-4
7-6
13-5
20-3
8-3
6-5
4-2
7-5
10-7
17-3
7-5
3-0
3-1
3-1
Vanderbilt
3/12/96 Vanderbilt
0-1
8-1
Vermont
3/20/05 Vermont
0-1
2-1
0-1
Southern Illinois
5/15/04 UWM
5/15/04 SIU
5/16/04 SIU
4/4/08
SIU
4/5/08
SIU
4/6/08
SIU
Southern Tech
3/27/91 Southern Tech
UWM (n)
UWM
Valpo
UWM
Valpo
UWM (n)
UWM
Valpo
Valpo
UWM (n)
Valpo
UWM
UWM
UWM (n)
UWM (n)
0-3
8-1
10-4
9-3
0-1
8-5
20-9
5-3
2-1
2-0
11-8
10-5
17-8
10-2
3-1
11-4
12-5
7-1
8-7
8-4
4-3
Viterbo
4/26/92
4/26/92
4/17/97
4/17/97
3-1
6-1
3-1
10-0
11-8
UWM
UWM
UWM
Viterbo
West Georgia State
3/18/92 WGSU
0-1
8-7
Western Illinois
4/9/94
UWM
4/9/94
WIU
3/20/99 UWM
3/20/99 UWM
3-1
6-1
6-5
9-4
21-5
Western Kentucky
3/17/94 WKU
3/18/94 WKU
3/16/95 UWM
3/13/96 WKU
2/27/98 WKU
2/27/98 UWM
2/28/98 UWM
3/19/06 WKU
3-5
2-0
17-16
10-9
8-7
5-0
12-4
9-7
14-13
Western Michigan
5/18/04 WMU
5/10/05 WMU
5/10/05 WMU
0-3
13-8
13-5
15-7
Wisconsin
4/24/91 Wisconsin
0-1
2-0
Wisconsin-La Crosse
4/14/98 UWM
4/14/98 UWM
4/2/99
UWM
4/2/99
UWM
4-0
10-1
11-1
8-7
13-6
Wisconsin Lutheran
4/16/97 UWM
4/2/98
UWM
4/2/98
UWM
4/5/00
UWM
4/5/00
UWM
4/11/02 UWM
4/11/02 UWM
4/15/09 UWM
4/9/10
UWM
9-0
9-3
15-3
16-1
19-0
17-0
6-1
18-5
16-2
17-4
Wisconsin-Oshkosh
4/3/91
Oshkosh
4/3/91
Oshkosh
0-2
4-3
3-0
Wisconsin-Parkside
4/18/91 Parkside
4/18/91 Parkside
5/4/91
UWM
10-12
4-0
2-1
7-3
5/4/91
4/6/92
4/6/92
4/27/92
4/27/92
4/26/93
4/26/93
5/7/93
5/7/93
4/15/97
4/15/97
4/7/99
4/7/99
5/2/01
5/2/01
5/2/02
5/2/02
3/30/10
3/30/10
UWM
Parkside
Parkside
Parkside
UWM
Parkside
Parkside
Parkside
Parkside
UWM
UWM
Parkside
Parkside
Parkside
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
UWM
Wisconsin-Whitewater
5/2/00
UWM
4/18/01 UWM
Wright State
4/23/94 WSU
4/23/94 WSU
4/24/94 WSU
4/7/96
UWM
4/7/96
UWM
3/15/97 WSU
3/16/97 WSU
3/16/97 UWM
3/17/97 WSU
5/10/97 WSU (n)
4/24/98 UWM
4/25/98 WSU
4/25/98 UWM
4/26/98 UWM
4/23/99 UWM
4/24/99 UWM
4/24/99 WSU
4/25/99 UWM
5/16/99 UWM (n)
4/14/00 WSU
4/15/00 UWM
4/15/00 UWM
4/16/00 WSU
5/4/01
UWM
5/5/01
WSU
5/5/01
UWM
5/6/01
UWM
5/18/01 UWM (n)
4/12/02 UWM
4/13/02 WSU
4/13/02 UWM
4/14/02 UWM
4/11/03 WSU
4/12/03 UWM
4/12/03 WSU
4/13/03 WSU
3/22/04 WSU (n)
5/7/04
UWM
5/8/04
WSU
5/8/04
WSU
5/9/04
UWM
5/6/05
UWM
5/7/05
UWM
5/7/05
UWM
5/8/05
WSU
5/27/05 UWM (n)
4/1/06
UWM
4/1/06
WSU
4/2/06
WSU
4/28/06 UWM
4/29/06 UWM
4/29/06 WSU
5/25/06 WSU
3/30/07 UWM
3/30/07 WSU
11-1
9-1
15-4
1-0
5-1
10-5
5-0
5-1
5-4
3-1
4-0
7-0
2-0
19-4
12-11
3-0
8-5
6-2
10-4
2-0
8-0
14-1
41-34
4-0
1-0
6-2
3-0
8-6
3-2
8-0
12-8
5-1
10-1
6-4
8-6
7-1
15-14
12-2
4-0
6-1
13-5
3-2
13-6
17-2
5-4
20-4
10-8
6-5
19-2
11-4
5-1
4-2
8-4
6-5
5-4
5-4
6-0
4-1
4-0
5-4
5-4
5-0
10-6
11-3
8-2
7-4
14-6
15-1
4-0
11-6
5-1
2-0
11-8
6-3
4-3
20-3
13-6
12-3
3/31/07
4/28/07
4/28/07
4/29/07
5/24/07
5/26/07
4/25/08
4/26/08
4/26/08
5/22/08
4/10/09
4/11/09
4/11/09
5/21/09
5/7/10
5/8/10
5/8/10
5/28/10
5/29/10
5/30/10
UWM
WSU
UWM
WSU
WSU (n)
WSU (n)
UWM
WSU
WSU
UWM (n)
UWM
UWM
UWM
WSU (n)
UWM
WSU
UWM
WSU (n)
UWM (n)
UWM (n)
Xavier
3/25/95
3/25/95
3/26/95
3/26/95
UWM
UWM
Xavier
Xavier
Youngstown State
4/2/94
UWM
4/2/94
UWM
3/10/95 UWM (n)
5/10/02 UWM
5/11/02 YSU
5/11/02 UWM
5/9/03
UWM
5/10/03 YSU
5/10/03 UWM
5/20/05 YSU
5/21/05 YSU
5/21/05 YSU
5/22/05 UWM
5/26/05 YSU (n)
5/28/05 UWM (n)
4/15/06 UWM
4/15/06 YSU
4/16/06 YSU
5/13/06 YSU
5/13/06 YSU
5/14/06 UWM
4/15/07 UWM
4/15/07 YSU
5/11/07 UWM
5/11/07 YSU
5/12/07 UWM
5/12/07 YSU
5/23/07 UWM (n)
5/25/07 UWM (n)
4/20/08 YSU
4/20/08 YSU
5/15/08 YSU
5/15/08 YSU
5/16/08 UWM
4/17/09 UWM
4/18/09 UWM
4/18/09 YSU
4/23/10 YSU
4/23/10 UWM
5/20/10 UWM
5/22/10 UWM
5/22/10 UWM
2-1
12-4
12-8
7-1
17-13
12-11
13-10
8-2
19-11
20-3
16-6
8-5
8-7
20-4
9-6
20-3
10-7
1-0
14-7
6-3
2-2
6-5
9-3
7-4
5-3
23-19
4-0
7-3
16-6
7-6
8-7
6-0
8-3
6-3
5-4
9-1
1-0
5-4
12-7
4-3
12-10
7-4
12-10
12-8
4-3
6-3
9-5
3-0
3-2
6-3
9-8
5-3
4-3
16-6
9-0
10-9
10-3
8-6
5-4
9-8
4-3
12-3
8-7
8-7
9-8
9-4
8-5
8-7
49
San Diego
NCAA Regional
6/5/10
San Diego
5-1
8-3
10-9
3-1
21-12
13-5
20-17
2/27/05
4/13/05
5/2/08
5/3/08
5/3/08
5/24/08
3/26/09
3/27/09
3/27/09
5/22/09
4/30/10
5/1/10
5/1/10
5/27/10
5/29/10
2010
33-26 (17-8/2nd)
Scott Doffek
Horizon
2/26 at Arkansas State
L
5-6
L%
3-4
L
4-11
L
3-8
3/3 at Minnesota
W 13-6
3/5 at Austin Peay~
L
1-9
3/6 vs. SIUE~
W 20-2
3/6 vs. SIUE~
W
6-5
3/7 vs. Dayton~
W
6-0
3/12 at #14 Arkansas
L
6-14
L
0-7
L%
2-3
3/19 at #25 Kansas State L
0-4
3/19 at #25 Kansas State L
1-2
3/24 at Northern Illinois L
5-7
3/26 at UIC*
L
5-6
3/27 at UIC*
W 13-5
3/27 at UIC*
L
4-10
3/30 Parkside
W
6-2
3/30 Parkside
W 10-4
4/2 Cleveland State*
W
4-1
W
5-3
W
7-5
4/9 Wisconsin Lutheran W 17-4
4/9 St. Norbert
W 14-4
4/13 at Iowa
L
3-9
4/17 at Butler*
L
2-11
4/17 at Butler*
W 14-4
4/18 at Butler*
L 12-20
4/21 at Bradley
W 12-6
4/21 at Bradley
W 20-2
4/23 at Youngstown State* L
7-8
4/23 at Youngstown State* W
9-8
4/25 at Cleveland State* W
6-5
4/28 Northwestern^
W
9-0
4/28 Northwestern^
L
1-4
4/30 Valparaiso*
L
3-17
5/1 Valparaiso*
W% 7-5
5/1 Valparaiso*
W
3-0
5/4 Cardinal Stritch
W
7-6
5/7 at Wright State*
W
9-6
L
3-20
W 10-7
5/12 Northern Illinois^
L
3-5
5/14 Butler*
W
5-4
5/14 Butler*
W
6-5
5/15 UIC*
L
7-11
5/15 UIC*
W 10-3
6-21
5/20 Youngstown State* W
9-4
8-5
5/22 Youngstown State* W% 8-7
5/27 vs. Valparaiso#
W
3-1
5/28 vs. Wright State#
L
0-1
W
3-1
W 14-7
W
6-3
6/4 at #1 Arizona State$ L
2-6
6/5 vs. #15 San Diego$ L
1-22
~ Games played in Clarksville, Tenn.
$ NCAA Regional at Tempe, Ariz.
2009
28-27 (14-9/2nd)
Scott Doffek
Horizon
2/20 at #6 Arizona State L
3-15
5-13
1-14
0-11
2/27 vs. #25 Michigan~ W 19-11
2/28 vs. Akron~
W
9-7
3/1 at Jacksonville~
W 10-9
3/6 at #25 Louisville+
L
6-19
3/7 vs. Eastern Illinois+ L
3-4
3/7 at #25 Louisville+
L
7-8
3/8 vs. Eastern Illinois+ L
4-16
3/13 at Austin Peay
L
8-10
3/14 at Austin Peay
L
4-7
3/14 at Austin Peay
W
3-2
3/15 at Austin Peay
L
1-5
3/18 at Central Michigan L 12-13
3/18 at Central Michigan L
3-5
3/26 at Valparaiso*
W
6-5
3/27 at Valparaiso*
L
2-4
3/27 at Valparaiso*
L
5-7
3-5
4/3 UIC*
W
6-3
4/4 UIC*
L
3-7
4/4 UIC*
W 11-4
4/7 Chicago State
W 16-2
4/7 Chicago State
W 11-0
4/10 Wright State*
W 16-6
4/11 Wright State*
W
8-5
4/11 Wright State*
W
8-7
4/14 at #23 Minnesota
L
2-12
4/15 Wisconsin Lutheran W 16-2
4-3
4/18 at Youngstown State* W 12-3
7-8
W
7-3
4/28 Northern Illinois
W
5-2
W
6-4
4/29 at Northwestern
W
7-2
5/2 at Cleveland State* L
2-3
5/2 at Cleveland State* W% 10-7
5/3 at Cleveland State* W 12-1
3-5
5/5 at Iowa
L
4-11
5/8 at UIC*
L
4-5
5/8 at UIC*
L
3-6
5/9 at Butler*
W
3-2
5/9 at Butler*
L
6-7
5/12 vs. Northern Illinois$ W
7-6
5/14 Butler*^
W
6-5
5/14 Butler*^
W
7-6
5/15 Butler*
W
6-0
L
4-20
W 10-7
5/22 at Cleveland State# W
6-5
5/23 vs. UIC#
L
3-18
~ Games played in Jacksonville, Fla.
+ Games played in Louisville, Ky.
$ Game played in Rockford, Ill.
2008
25-36 (11-15/5th)
Scott Doffek
Horizon
2/22 at Jacksonville~
L
8-20
2/23 vs. UNC Wilmington~ L
3-6
2/24 vs. Richmond~
W
5-2
2/29 at St. Mary’s (CA)
L
4-9
L
1-5
L
4-5
L
1-7
3/8 at Centenary
L
4-8
3/8 at Centenary
L
7-8
3/9 at Centenary
L
6-8
3/9 at Centenary
L
1-2
3/14 at Austin Peay
W 12-7
3/15 at Austin Peay
W 10-5
3/16 at Austin Peay
L
4-6
3/22 at UIC*
L
8-9
3/23 at UIC*
L
1-2
3/23 at UIC*
L
4-5
3/26 at Notre Dame
L
3-14
3/28 at Butler*
W 20-10
3/29 at Butler*
L 10-22
3/29 at Butler*
W 12-4
4/2 at Northern Illinois L%
2-3
4/4 at Southern Illinois L
9-10
4-5
2-5
4/9 at Chicago State
W% 10-9
W
9-7
4/11 vs. Cleveland State*+ W
7-6
4/11 vs. Cleveland State*+ L 18-24
4/13 vs. Cleveland State*+ W
6-5
4/15 Bradley
W
4-3
4/15 Bradley
W
4-2
4-7
4-3
4/20 at Youngstown State* L% 9-10
4/22 at Iowa
W 13-5
W 13-10
L
2-8
L 11-19
L
3-5
W
6-5
5/2 Valparaiso*
L
6-7
5/3 Valparaiso*
W 13-5
5/3 Valparaiso*
L
3-20
5/6 Chicago State
L
7-13
5/6 Chicago State
W
4-3
5/7 at UNI
L
6-9
5/9 UIC*
W
6-3
5/9 UIC*
L
3-7
5/10 Butler*
W 12-1
5/10 Butler*
W
9-5
5/15 Youngstown State*^ L
6-8
5/15 Youngstown State*^ L%
4-5
9-8
5/21 vs. Cleveland State# W% 10-7
W 20-3
5/23 vs. UIC#
L
5-7
W
8-3
5/24 vs. UIC#
W
7-2
5/25 vs. UIC#
L
3-16
~ Games played in Jacksonville, Fla.
+ Games played in Chicago, Ill.
2007
25-32 (16-14/3rd)
Scott Doffek
Horizon
2/18 at #6 Arkansas
L
3-8
2/18 at #6 Arkansas
L
2-28
2/19 at #5 Arkansas
L
1-8
3/2 at #21 Kentucky
L
3-16
3/3 at #21 Kentucky
L
3-7
3/4 at #21 Kentucky
L
2-18
3/9 at Austin Peay
L
1-3
3/10 at Austin Peay
L
4-5
3/11 at Austin Peay
L
0-14
3/16 at Hawaii
L
2-9
3/17 at Hawaii
L
3-10
3/17 at Hawaii
L
3-5
3/18 at Hawaii
L
2-9
3/23 at UIC*
L
8-9
3/24 at UIC*
W
3-1
3/24 at UIC*
W
9-2
L%
1-2
W 11-4
W 13-6
L
3-12
W
2-1
4/7 Butler*^
L
2-5
4/7 Butler*^
W
4/10 UIC*
L
4/10 UIC*
L
4/15 Youngstown State* L
4/17 UIC*
L
L
4/28 Wright State*
L
4/28 Wright State*
W
4/29 Wright State*
L
5/1 Carroll
W
5/1 Carroll
W
L
W
W
W
W
5/8 Chicago State
W
5/8 Chicago State
W
5/9 MSOE
W
5/11 at Youngstown State*W%
5/18 at Butler*
L
5/18 at Butler*
L
5/19 at Butler*
W%
5/19 at Butler*
W
5/23 vs. Youngstown State# W
L
5/25 vs. Youngstown State# W
L%
2006
32-25 (18-12/2nd)
Jerry Augustine
Horizon
W
2-0
L
4-16
L
2-5
L
3-7
2/24 at Evansville$
L%
5-6
2/25 vs. Eastern Illinois$ L
2-3
2/26 vs. Northern Illinois$ W
9-8
3/3 at #20 Missouri
L
3-14
3/4 at #20 Missouri
L
5-9
3/5 at #20 Missouri
W
7-2
3/18 vs. Akron!
W 20-12
3/19 vs. Akron!
W 15-9
3/19 at Western Kentucky L 13-14
3/21 at Kansas State
Cancelled
3/22 at Kansas State
Cancelled
3/24 at UIC*
L
2-5
3/25 at UIC*
W% 11-10
3/25 at UIC*
L
3-5
3/28 at Northern Iowa
W
4-2
W 11-6
L
1-5
L
0-2
4/4 at Indiana State
L
7-14
W 15-9
4/8 Butler*^
W
3-2
4/8 Butler*^
W% 3-1
4/9 Butler*
W
4-2
4/11 UIC*
L
2-24
4/11 UIC*
L
5-8
W 26-12
7-4
4/15 Youngstown State* L 10-12
8-12
4/18 UIC*
W% 7-6
* League Game • ^ Game Played at Miller Park • # Horizon League Tournament • % Extra Innings • Home Games at Hank Aaron Field Unless Noted
50
1-0
4-8
1-12
3-0
2-3
11-14
11-5
3-10
2-1
7-10
4-12
12-8
1-7
9-1
11-4
9-10
11-1
12-4
11-3
10-1
10-2
12-1
17-7
6-3
8-9
5-3
3-4
7-8
4-11
2-1
6-2
16-6
13-17
9-0
11-12
2005
26-31 (12-8/3rd)
Jerry Augustine
Horizon
2/25 at Austin Peay$
L
1-9
2/26 vs. Akron$
L
3-5
2/27 vs. Valparaiso$
W% 8-7
W
7-3
L
3-6
L%
2-3
3/11 at Oklahoma State
L
0-11
L
3-20
L
1-5
3/19 vs. Rhode Island!
W 12-9
3/20 vs. Vermont!
L
1-2
3/20 vs. Ohio State!
L
1-4
3/21 vs. Cornell!
L
7-8
3/22 vs. Cornell!
L
5-6
3/23 vs. Kent State!
Cancelled
3/23 vs. Dartmouth!
Cancelled
3/24 vs. Illinois!
W
4-1
4/2 at Illinois State
W
8-6
L
3-6
W 10-6
4/6 IPFW
W 26-21
4/6 IPFW
W 10-8
4/8 Butler*
W
7-6
4/9 Butler*
L
1-7
4/9 Butler*
W
2-1
4/10 Butler*
W 10-6
4/13 Valparaiso^
W 12-4
4/15 at UIC*
W
8-6
4/16 at UIC*
L
2-12
4/16 at UIC*
W 10-6
4/17 at UIC*
L 11-14
4/20 at Creighton
L
2-3
4/20 at Creighton
L
1-9
L
5-13
W
4-3
W
9-1
W 10-9
L
6-18
L
5-7
5/4 at Iowa
L
1-5
5/4 at Iowa
L
2-8
5/6 Wright State*
W
8-2
5/7 Wright State*
W
7-4
5/7 Wright State*
W 14-6
5/8 Wright State*^
L
1-15
5/10 at Western Michigan L
5-13
5/10 at Western Michigan L
7-15
5/18 IPFW
L
4-6
5/18 IPFW
W
5-4
1-9
0-1
5/21 at Youngstown State* L%
4-5
5/25 vs. Butler#
W
7-5
5/26 vs. Youngstown State# L
3-4
W
4-0
5/28 vs. Youngstown State#W 12-10
5/28 vs. UIC#
W
8-4
5/29 vs. UCI#
L
6-9
$ Games played in Clarksville, Tenn.
! Games played in Bradenton, Fla.
2004
23-30 (9-10/5th)
Jerry Augustine
Horizon
3/5 at Kansas
L
6-22
3/6 at Kansas
W
9-7
3/7 at Kansas
L
7-8
3/12 at Saint Louis
W
9-8
3/13 at Saint Louis
L
3-7
3/13 at Saint Louis
L%
7-8
3/19 vs. Massachusetts!
L
5-11
3/19 vs. Bucknell!
W
7-6
3/20 vs. Indiana!
L 10-11
3/21 vs. Dartmouth!
L
1-4
3/22 vs. Wright State!
L
4-5
3/23 vs. Dartmouth!
W
8-3
W
5-4
W
7-4
W 10-9
3/30 at Nebraska
L
0-10
3/31 at Nebraska
L
0-9
4/6 at Northern Illinois W
2-1
4/6 at Northern Illinois L 10-14
4/9 at Butler*
L
5-12
4/10 at Butler*
L
0-2
4/10 at Butler*
W
6-5
4/11 at Butler*
W
6-2
4/14 vs. Neb.-Omaha&
L 11-15
4/14 at Creighton
L
4-8
4/16 UIC*
W 10-8
4/17 UIC*
L
1-5
4/17 UIC*
L
0-3
4/18 UIC*
W
4-3
4/20 Bradley
L
6-16
4/22 at Valparaiso
W% 4-3
6-4
0-5
0-5
L
4-15
4/28 Chicago State
W
6-2
5/1 Detroit*
W
7-3
5/1 Detroit*
L 14-15
5/2 Detroit*^
L%
3-4
5/2 Detroit*^
W
2-1
W 19-10
W 15-8
W% 5-4
L
0-5
L
6-10
W
4-3
5/15 at Southern Illinois W
8-2
4-5
5/16 at Southern Illinois L%
8-9
5/18 Western Michigan
L
8-13
W 11-3
5/27 vs. UIC#
L
6-9
5/27 vs. Butler#
L 12-15
! Games played in Bradenton, Fla.
& Game Played at Creighton
2003
25-25 (13-10/3rd)
Jerry Augustine
Horizon
2/21 at Austin Peay
L
1-5
2/21 at Austin Peay
L
2-4
3/7 at Nebraska
L
8-0
3/7 at Nebraska
L
9-6
3/18 vs. Rider !
L
5-3
3/19 vs. St. Peter’s!
W
6-4
3/19 vs. St. Peter’s!
W 27-7
3/20 vs. Rider!
L
12-6
3/20 vs. Stony Brook!
W 13-5
W
9-7
L
18-8
W
7-6
W% 6-5
L
3-6
4/2 at Bradley
L
3-5
4/2 at Bradley
W 16-10
4/5 Valparaiso^
W
8-4
4/5 Valparaiso^
W
6-0
L
4-5
W
6-0
L
1-4
L
0-4
4/18 Butler*
W
3-2
4/19 Butler*
L% 10-14
4/20 Butler*
W
2-1
4/20 Butler*
W
7-3
L
4-6
W
7-3
4/24 at UW-Parkside
L
2-9
4/24 at UW-Parkside
W
7-6
W 11-8
W
7-1
W
5-2
W
4-1
L 10-13
5/3 at Detroit*
L
2-3
5/3 at Detroit*
W 11-5
5/4 at Detroit*
L
2-6
5/4 at Detroit*
L
1-4
5/6 at Valparaiso
L
1-6
8-3
3-6
5-4
5/16 at UIC*
L
2-13
5/17 at UIC*
W
4-2
5/17 at UIC*
W
2-1
5/18 at UIC*
L
2-4
5/22 vs. Youngstown State# L
6-9
5/23 vs. UIC#
L
4-6
! Games played in Homestead, Fla.
2002
36-20 (15/8/2nd)
Jerry Augustine
Horizon
2/22 at Kansas
L
1-4
2/23 at Kansas
L
7-8
2/23 at Kansas
L
1-13
3/15 vs. Radford!
W
2-0
3/15 vs. Chicago State!
W 10-9
3/16 vs. Cornell!
W
9-8
3/17 vs. Rider!
L
5-6
3/18 vs. Rider!
W 11-4
3/18 vs. Kansas State!
L
7-8
3/20 at Miami (FL)
L
3-10
3/24 at Illinois
L
1-2
L
9-10
4/2 at Nebraska
L
1-10
4/3 at Nebraska
L
1-16
4/11 Wis. Lutheran
W
6-5
4/11 Wis. Lutheran
W 18-5
4/12 Wright State*
W
4-2
4/13 Wright State*
L
3-8
4/13 Wright State*
W
6-5
4/14 Wright State*
W
5-4
6-3
4/18 at Valparaiso
W
8-4
4/20 at Butler*
L
2-5
4/21 at Butler*
L%
1-4
4/21 at Butler*
W
2-1
4/22 at Butler*
W
4-1
4/24 Bradley^
W
5-4
4/24 Bradley^
W 20-7
2-3
8-2
4-3
W
6-5
5/2 UW-Parkside
W
3-0
5/2 UW-Parkside
W
8-5
5/3 Detroit*
W
7-4
5/4 Detroit*
W 13-3
5/4 Detroit*
W% 1-0
5/5 Detroit*
W
5-3
5/7 at Iowa
W
8-6
5/7 at Iowa
W
7-3
7-6
7-8
6-0
5/15 Chicago State
W
6-2
5/15 Chicago State
W
9-4
5/17 UIC*
L
6-11
5/18 UIC*
W
3-1
5/18 UIC*
L
6-11
5/19 UIC*
L
5-10
5/23 at Cleveland State# W
7-1
5/24 vs. Butler#
W
8-5
5/25 vs. UIC#
W
9-0
5/26 vs. UIC#
W
6-3
5/31 at Nebraska$
L
7-2
6/1 vs. SW Missouri State$ L
6-1
$ NCAA Regional at Lincoln, Neb.
2001
39-18 (16-4/1st)
Jerry Augustine
MCC
3/2 at Texas
L
1-8
3/4 at Texas
L
4-10
3/5 at Texas
L
3-9
3/10 at Evansville
L
6-7
3/10 at Evansville
L
5-7
3/11 at Evansville
W
9-8
3/17 vs. St. Francis (NY)! W 16-5
3/18 vs. Northeastern!
W 11-4
3/18 vs. Cornell!
W
8-0
W 14-1
3/19 vs. Drexel
W 17-1
3/21 vs. Hartford!
W 12-6
W 21-4
3/22 vs. Hartford!
W 11-7
3/28 at Nebraska
L
2-16
3/28 at Nebraska
L 10-16
8-9
4/7 at Detroit*
W
6-4
4/7 at Detroit*
W 12-2
4/8 at Detroit*
W% 1411
4/8 at Detroit*
W 13-1
4/12 at Valparaiso
L
7-8
4/13 at Creighton
L
3-4
51
4-6
W% 5-4
4/27 Carroll College
W
7-5
4/28 Wright State*
W 11-8
4/29 Wright State*
W
6-3
4/29 Wright State*
L
3-4
L
7-8
W 14-1
W
6-0
W% 11-10
5/10 at Bradley
W
6-1
5/10 at Bradley
W
5-4
5/13 at Youngstown State* L%
3-4
3-6
9-5
5/16 Chicago State
L
3-5
5/16 Chicago State
W 17-5
5/19 at Butler*
W 12-5
5/20 at Butler*
W
8-3
5/20 at Butler*
W
9-5
5/25 at Wright State#
L
3-20
5/26 vs. Cleveland State# W
8-3
5/26 vs. UIC#
L
6-14
$ Games played in Evansville, Ind.
! Games played in Bowling Green, Ky.
4/14 at Creighton
W
4-0
4/14 at Creighton
L
3-5
4/18 at UW-Whitewater W 14-6
4/19 Chicago State
W 27-7
W 20-4
W
5-3
W
9-3
W
8-2
4/23 Lakeland
W
8-2
4/23 Lakeland
W
8-2
4/27 at UIC*
W 15-4
4/28 at UIC*
L
6-9
4/28 at UIC*
L
0-7
4/29 at UIC*
W 10-4
5/1 at Northwestern
W 13-5
5/2 at UW-Parkside
L
4-19
5/2 at UW-Parkside
W 12-11
W 10-8
L%
5-6
W 19-2
W 11-4
5/8 E. Illinois
W 14-4
5/8 E. Illinois
W
5-1
W 18-12
5/11 Butler*
W 17-3
5/12 Butler*
W
7-0
5/12 Butler*
W% 3-2
5/13 Butler*
L
1-4
5/17 vs. Detroit#
W 16-0
W
5-1
5/19 at UIC#
W
7-6
5/20 vs. Cleveland State# W
4-1
5/25 at Notre Dame$
L
4-12
5/26 vs. UC-Santa Barbara$L 12-13
$ NCAA Regional at South Bend, Ind.
2000
30-24 (12-6/t-1st)
Jerry Augustine
MCC
2/11 at McNeese State
L
4-10
2/12 vs New Orleans
L
3-17
2/13 vs Oral Roberts
L
5-7
3/3 at Creighton
L
1-5
3/4 at Creighton
L
4-7
3/4 at Creighton
L
3-18
3/12 at E. Kentucky
L
3-4
3/12 vs. Akron
L
3-8
3/20 at Jacksonville State W 11-0
3/20 at Jacksonville State W 13-3
3/22 at Samford
W 13-5
3/22 at Samford
L 17-20
3/23 at Ala.-Huntsville
W
9-7
3/24 at Middle Tenn. State L
3-4
3-4
3/25 at Middle Tenn. State W
5-3
3/26 at Miami (OH)
L
2-8
3/26 at Miami (OH)
W
7-1
3/29 at Notre Dame
W 14-3
3/30 at Valparaiso
W
7-1
4/3 Concordia (WI)
W 25-2
4/5 Wis. Lutheran
W 19-0
4/5 Wis. Lutheran
W 17-0
4/9 at Butler*
W
9-2
4/9 at Butler*
W 11-5
L
7-12
4/14 Wright State*
L
6-13
4/15 Wright State*
W 17-2
4/15 Wright State*
W
5-4
4/16 Wright State*
L
4-20
4/24 at Nebraska
L
0-11
4/24 at Nebraska
L
5-8
4/25 at Nebraska
W
9-7
4/26 Chicago State
W
7-4
4/28 UIC*
4/29 UIC*
4/29 UIC*
4/30 UIC*
5/2 UW-Whitewater
5/3 at Eastern Illinois
5/5 Detroit*
5/6 Detroit*
5/6 Detroit*
5/7 Detroit*
5/9 Minn.-Duluth
5/12 at Cleveland State*
5/18 vs. Detroit#
5/19 vs. Butler#
5/20 vs. Cleveland State#
5/20 vs. UIC#
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
4-2
4-1
3-6
4-7
8-0
0-3
12-8
5-3
10-3
4-1
7-3
6-5
4-9
7-2
11-1
4-10
10-9
6-12
6-5
4-5
1999
31-29 (11-7/2nd)
Jerry Augustine
MCC
L
9-13
L
3-24
2/27 at Nebraska
L
7-8
2/28 at Nebraska
L
4-13
2/28 at Nebraska
L
5-10
3/5 at Creighton
L
8-9
3/5 at Creighton
L
4-5
3/12 at Murray State
L
7-9
3/14 at Ala.-Birmingham W 11-7
3/14 at Ala.-Birmingham L
3-4
3/15 at Jacksonville State L
5-7
3/16 at Jacksonville State L
5-6
3/17 at Tennessee Tech
W 18-13
3/18 at Belmont
L
9-11
3/19 at Middle Tenn. State L 12-13
3/20 at Western Illinois
W
9-4
3/20 at Western Illinois
W 21-5
3/24 at Bradley
W 12-10
3/24 at Bradley
W
8-2
3/30 at Notre Dame
L
6-7
4/1 at Northern Illinois W 15-3
3-0
4/2 UW-LaCrosse
W
8-7
4/2 UW-LaCrosse
W 13-6
4/7 UW-Parkside
L
0-7
4/7 UW-Parkside
L
0-2
4/10 at Detroit*
L
0-1
4/10 at Detroit*
W
8-1
L
5-9
4/14 Chicago State
W
9-8
4/14 Chicago State
L
7-8
4/17 Butler*
W
7-4
4/17 Butler*
W 11-7
4/18 Butler*
W
8-7
4/18 Butler*
L
4-7
4/20 Indiana State
L
4-9
W 12-2
W
4-0
L
1-6
W 13-5
4/28 Concordia (WI)
W 17-6
4/28 Concordia (WI)
W 26-7
L
6-8
W
8-2
L
5-9
L
2-6
W 12-7
5/5 Valparaiso
W 12-5
5/7 at UIC*
W 12-0
5/8 at UIC*
W
7-3
5/8 at UIC*
L
3-6
5/9 at UIC*
W
5-4
5/14 at UIC#
L
7-12
5/15 vs. Detroit#
W 12-3
W
3-2
5/17 at UIC#
W 10-2
5/17 vs. Butler#
W 10-2
5/28 vs. Rice$
W
8-4
5/29 at Texas Tech$
L
5-8
5/29 vs. Rice$
L
1-27
$ NCAA Regional at Lubbock, Texas
1998
33-15-1 (14-6/2nd)
Jerry Augustine
MCC
2/21 at Nebraska
L
2-7
2/21 at Nebraska
L
2-9
2/22 at Nebraska
L
2-6
2/27 at W. Kentucky
L
0-5
2/27 at W. Kentucky
W 12-4
2/28 at W. Kentucky
W
9-7
3/12 at Belmont
T 13-13
3/13 at Samford
W
8-3
3/13 at Samford
W 10-9
3/14 at Samford
W
3-1
3/14 at Samford
W 21-12
3/24 at Minnesota
L 13-16
3/25 at Minnesota
W 13-11
3/27 UIC*
W
6-1
3/28 UIC*
W 13-6
3/28 UIC*
W
6-4
3/29 UIC*
W
9-5
4/2 Wis. Lutheran
W 15-3
4/2 Wis. Lutheran
W 16-1
4/4 Detroit*
W 11-6
4/4 Detroit*
L
5-8
4/5 Detroit*
L
3-4
4/5 Detroit*
L
2-1
4/7 at Northwestern
W
6-4
4/13 at Notre Dame
L
1-4
4/14 at UW-LaCrosse
W 10-1
4/14 at UW-LaCrosse
W 11-1
4/17 at Butler*
W
1-0
4/18 at Butler*
W 11-9
4/18 at Butler*
W
3-0
4/19 at Butler*
L
5-11
4/22 Eastern Illinois
L
0-3
W
6-5
4/24 Wright State*
W
6-4
4/25 Wright State*
L
6-8
4/25 Wright State*
W
7-1
4/26 Wright State*
W 15-14
W
6-0
W
8-0
4/30 NE Illinois
W
9-1
4/30 NE Illinois
W 13-4
4-3
5-3
9-4
5/8 vs. Cleveland State# W 11-4
5/9 vs. Butler#
L%
4-5
5/10 vs. Detroit#
W
6-1
5/10 vs. Butler#
L
2-6
1997
28-30 (13-11/3rd)
Jerry Augustine
MCC
2/26 vs. St. Joseph’s (IN) W
4-1
2/26 vs. St. Joseph’s (IN) L
2-6
3/2 at Creighton
L 11-18
3/2 at Creighton
L
3-4
3/3 at Creighton
L
6-8
3/4 at Kansas State
3/4 at Kansas State
3/20 at Iowa State
3/20 at Iowa State
3/23 Valparaiso
3/23 Valparaiso
3/26 at Minnesota
3/26 at Minnesota
4/1 at Northwestern
4/3 at Notre Dame
4/3 at Notre Dame
4/5 at Detroit*
4/6 at Detroit*
4/6 at Detroit*
4/7 at Detroit*
4/9 at NE Illinois
4/9 at NE Illinois
4/15 UW-Parkside
4/15 UW-Parkside
4/16 Wis. Lutheran
4/17 at Viterbo
4/17 at Viterbo
4/19 Butler*
4/19 Butler*
4/20 Butler*
4/20 Butler*
4/23 at Iowa
4/23 at Iowa
4/24 NE Illinois
4/24 NE Illinois
4/26 Northern Illinois*
5/3 at UIC*
5/3 at UIC*
5/4 at UIC*
5/4 at UIC*
5/7 Chicago State
5/9 vs. Detroit#
4-5
3-10
1-13
2-12
2-3
0-8
12-8
1-5
3-4
0-1
3-1
4-11
7-11
3-8
2-1
6-3
2-4
5-7
0-1
7-12
2-1
3-5
15-16
11-13
9-5
3-2
12-9
6-0
3-1
4-0
9-3
10-0
8-11
2-1
3-2
2-1
6-4
1-0
2-1
8-0
17-11
10-11
7-2
6-5
5-11
7-14
3-4
5-4
18-8
5-1
6-3
6-7
1-10
1996
23-26 (13-8/2nd)
Jerry Augustine
MCC
0-5
2-10
6-9
3/11 at Cumberland
L
4-7
3/11 at Cumberland
L
8-9
3/12 at Vanderbilt
L
1-8
3/13 vs. Indiana Tech
W
5-3
3/13 at W. Kentucky
L
7-8
3/14 at Austin Peay
L
6-18
3/24 at Butler*
L
4-6
3/24 at Butler*
W 10-4
3/25 at Butler*
L
4-5
5-4
6-5
9-3
52
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
3-0
W
8-6
L
6-8
L
4-6
L
2-7
W 17-8
W 10-2
L
1-5
L
4-10
L
4-8
W 23-2
L
2-5
L
2-10
W
4-3
W
8-3
W 10-5
W 15-10
L
0-3
W
9-0
W 14-4
L
5-6
L
9-21
W
8-3
L
4-5
W
5-3
L
6
W
8-5
W
2-0
L
9-10
L
5-8
W
9-5
L
1-4
1995
21-24 (6-9/4th)
Jerry Augustine
MCC (West)
3/10 vs. Youngstown State W 16-6
3/11 vs. Bowling Green
W
6-5
3/12 at E. Kentucky
L
1-2
3/13 at E. Kentucky
L
0-20
3/14 at Morehead State
W
4-1
W
8-1
L 10-13
3/16 vs. Indiana Tech
W
5-4
3/16 at W. Kentucky
W 10-9
3/17 at Austin Peay
W
6-4
3/18 at Austin Peay
L
2-4
3/18 at Austin Peay
L
4-5
3/25 at Xavier
W
6-5
3/25 at Xavier
W
9-3
3/26 at Xavier
L
4-7
3/26 at Xavier
L%
3-5
W
7-5
4/7 at Notre Dame*
W 10-6
4/8 at Notre Dame*
L
6-7
4/8 at Notre Dame*
L
1-10
4/13 Chicago State
W
7-5
4/15 at UIC*
L
0-6
4/15 at UIC*
W
1-0
4/16 at UIC*
W
2-0
4/16 at UIC*
L
3-7
L
1-3
L
4-5
L
4-6
L
4-12
L
9-13
W
8-5
4/25 Northern Iowa
L
5-10
4/25 Northern Iowa
L
3-4
4/27 at Minnesota
L
3-15
W
9-3
4/29 at Butler*
L
3-6
4/29 at Butler*
W 14-10
4/30 at Butler*
4/30 at Butler*
5/5 at Iowa
5/5 at Iowa
5/6 NE Illinois
5/6 NE Illinois
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
6-8
15-5
9-3
7-5
4-10
4-6
2-3
3-2
1994
20-30 (9-12/6th)
Bill Schufreider
Mid-Con
L
2-5
L
3-4
3/14 at Cumberland
L
2-3
3/14 at Cumberland
L
2-7
L
1-6
W
6-2
W
6-4
W
4-1
3/17 at W. Kentucky
L
0-2
3/18 at W. Kentucky
L 16-17
2-7
3-10
L
2-4
L
3-7
L
0-3
L
1-2
L
2-3
W
3-2
4-0
7-3
4/5 at Northern Illinois* W
7-6
4/9 at Western Illinois* W
6-1
4/9 at Western Illinois* L
5-6
L
1-8
4/15 at Notre Dame
L
3-12
4/15 at Notre Dame
L
8-14
4/16 at NE Illinois
W 13-7
4/16 at NE Illinois
L
5-11
4/17 NE Illinois
W
6-5
4/17 NE Illinois
L
5-11
4/21 at Northern Illinois* W
8-5
4/21 at Northern Illinois* L
0-11
4/23 Wright State*
L
0-4
4/23 Wright State*
L
0-1
4/24 Wright State*
L
2-6
4/26 Chicago State
W
7-2
4/26 Chicago State
W
1-0
5/1 at UIC*
L
1-2
5/1 at UIC*
L
3-7
5/2 UIC*
L
3-9
5/3 Northern Iowa
W
5-4
5/3 Northern Iowa
W
7-6
L
5-6
W
5-3
5/8 at Valparaiso*
L
0-2
5/8 at Valparaiso*
W 11-8
5/8 at Valparaiso*
W 10-5
W
2-1
W
4-3
L
2-11
1993
10-19
Scott Kugi
Independent
3/21 at Butler
W
3-2
3/21 at Butler
L
1-6
3/22 at Butler
L
1-2
3/22 at Butler
L
5-8
3/24 at Evansville
L
5-8
4/6 at Bradley
L
3-5
4/6 at Bradley
L%
3-4
9-3
3-9
4/18 Concordia (WI)
W 28-3
4/18 Concordia (WI)
W 14-3
4/22 St. Francis (IL)
L
1-13
L
5-7
W 21-3
W 11-3
L
2-3
4/26 UW-Parkside
L
5-10
4/26 UW-Parkside
L
0-5
4/28 at Valparaiso
L
3-5
4/28 at Valparaiso
W
2-1
W
9-7
W 10-3
5/2 at St. Xavier
L
4-15
5/6 at UIC
L
2-3
5/6 at UIC
W 10-9
5/7 at UW-Parkside
L
1-5
5/7 at UW-Parkside
L
4-5
5/9 NE Illinois
L
4-11
5/9 NE Illinois
L
2-3
Home games played at Simmons Field
1992
14-32
Scott Kugi
Independent
2/29 at Indiana
L
0-18
3/1 at Indiana
L
1-19
3/1 at Indiana
L
5-25
3/15 at Southern Tech
L
2-5
L
3-6
3/16 at DeKalb (GA)
L
1-3
3/16 at DeKalb (GA)
W
8-2
3/17 at DeKalb (GA)
L
5-6
3/17 at DeKalb (GA)
W
3-0
3/18 at W. Georgia
L
7-8
3/20 at Piedmont
L
0-10
3/20 at Piedmont
L
1-9
3/21 at Georgia State
W
7-2
W 22-17
L
6-7
L
3-6
4/6 UW-Parkside
L
1-9
4/6 UW-Parkside
L
5-14
8-6
6-5
4/12 at St. Francis (IL)
L
0-3
L
1-6
L
1-4
L
4-5
4/20 NE Illinois
L
3-15
4/20 NE Illinois
W
7-6
4/21 at UIC
L
4-9
4/21 at UIC
L
1-4
4/22 Northern Iowa
L
4-10
4/22 Northern Iowa
L
2-5
4/26 Viterbo
W
6-1
4/26 Viterbo
W
3-1
4/27 at UW-Parkside
L
0-1
4/27 at UW-Parkside
W
5-1
L
4-6
L
5-15
W
2-1
L
1-2
5/1 at Lewis
L
5-11
5/3 at NE Illinois
L
0-1
5/3 at NE Illinois
L
2-7
W
8-2
5/6 at Edgewood
W
9-1
5/6 at Edgewood
W
7-2
5/7 at UIC
L
4-5
5/8 Lewis
L 13-14
Home games played at Simmons Field
1991
9-35
Scott Kugi
Independent
3/2 at Indiana
L
0-8
3/3 at Indiana
L
4-5
3/23 vs. Loras
W
9-2
3/24 at DeKalb (GA)
L
2-3
3/24 at DeKalb (GA)
L
8-16
3/25 at Shorter
L
1-4
3/25 at Shorter
L
2-6
3/26 at DeKalb (GA)
L
1-4
3/26 at DeKalb (GA)
L
5-6
L
2-3
L
1-2
3/28 at Kennesaw State
L
1-9
4/3 at UW-Oshkosh
L
3-4
4/3 at UW-Oshkosh
L
0-3
4/4 Madison Tech
W 10-6
4/5 Carthage
L
3-7
L
0-7
W 14-9
L
5-6
L
1-5
4/11 at NE Illinois
L
2-7
4/11 at NE Illinois
L
4-8
4/16 Lewis
L
3-4
4/16 Lewis
L
1-4
4/18 at UW-Parkside
L
0-4
4/18 at UW-Parkside
L
1-2
L
2-3
L
2-12
L
1-8
W
7-5
4/24 at Wisconsin
L
0-2
L
5-6
L
1-2
W
3-0
4/28 Chicago State
W
9-8
4/28 Chicago State
W
6-1
4/30 NE Illinois
L
2-3
4/30 NE Illinois
L
2-3
5/2 at Lewis
L
0-10
5/2 at Lewis
L 14-15
5/4 UW-Parkside
W
7-3
5/4 UW-Parkside
W 11-1
Home games played multiple sites
********************************
Milwaukee has more victories (55)
against Cleveland State than any other
team in its NCAA Division I history.
1. Cleveland State - 55
2. Butler - 52
3. Wright State - 41
4. UIC - 40
5. Chicago State - 39
The Panthers highest winning
percentage (minimum 10 games played)
against any opponent is .780 against
Chicago State (39-11).
1. Chicago State - .780 (39-11)
2. Cleveland State - .743 (55-19)
3. Bradley - .733 (11-4)
4. Valparaiso - .690 (20-9)
5. Butler - .667 (52-26)
On the other end of the spectrum, the
lowest winning percentage the Panthers
have against a team that they have defeated at least once is .063 against Nebraska.
UWM has gone just 1-15
all-time against the Huskers.
53
4/7 Wright State*
4/7 Wright State*
4/8 at Notre Dame
4/9 at NE Illinois
4/9 at NE Illinois
4/11 at Valparaiso
4/11 at Valparaiso
4/13 UIC*
4/13 UIC*
4/14 UIC*
4/14 UIC*
4/16 at Minnesota
4/16 at Minnesota
4/17 Chicago State
4/17 Chicago State
4/20 at Northern Illinois*
4/25 NE Illinois
4/25 NE Illinois
4/27 Detroit*
4/27 Detroit*
4/28 Detroit*
5/5 at Iowa
5/5 at Iowa
5/7 at Northwestern
5/11 vs. UIC#
5/11 at Butler#
5/12 vs. Northern Illinois#
ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS: BATTING
NAME
YEARS
AB
BA
HR RBI
Alexander, Matt
02, 03, 04
369
.333
4
53
Andes, Johann
09
103
.223
4
16
Archambault, Paul
97, 99, 00, 01 261
.314
5
43
Augustine, Todd
97
18
.211
0
6
Becker, Tom
00
2
.000
0
0
Beno, Ben
02
131
.267
0
11
Berkovitz, Grant
05, 06, 07
499
.311
7
75
Bjornlie, Andy
94, 95, 96, 98 527
.294
2
42
Branch, Joe
91
31
.323
1
2
Brockel, Rob *
05, 06, 07
494
.296
17
97
Buboltz, Rick
92, 93
44
.182
0
0
Buchholz, Dan
06, 07, 08, 09, 10 501
.293
16
103
Buechel, Brent
02, 03, 04, 05 21
.238
0
3
Burmeister, Adam
91
18
.278
0
3
Caliendo, Terry
96, 97
76
.316
0
14
Cannon, P.J.
02, 03
148
.291
1
18
Capasso, Jonathan
10
116
.310
1
15
Cardis, Phil
94
75
.173
0
4
Christ, Adam
02
200
.290
0
15
Crawford, Jason *
99, 01
344
.308
6
58
Curran, Matt
03, 04, 05, 06 299
.284
5
36
Daggett, Derek
01
139
.324
5
33
Davis, Shane
01, 02, 04, 05 238
.273
5
30
Dawson, Marcellus
03
120
.283
1
19
Dekoning, Doug
08, 09, 10
572
.315
9
73
Doering, Troy
02, 03
259
.295
0
30
Dolan, Ryan
02
20
.350
1
8
Endicot, Matt
95
17
.235
1
5
Erdmann, Alex
10
44
.250
0
5
Fojut, Joseph
92, 93, 94, 95 539
.213
1
50
Gillitzer, Scott
00, 01
401
.392
21
107
Gergartz, Andy
08, 09
368
.272
2
37
Goerdt, Eric *
00, 01
386
.389
20
109
Goetz, Mike
05, 06
418
.428
4
58
Guden, Steve
01, 02
353
.326
13
80
Grafenauer, Todd
98, 99, 00, 01 241
.270
2
36
Graff, Brooks
04, 05
312
.285
8
45
Groves, Josh
06, 07, 08, 09 575
.341
4
95
Grzeszkiewicz, Bob 91, 92
147
.218
1
14
Guerrero, Nino
09, 10
163
.270
0
17
Hall, Mark
92
19
.263
0
0
Hanson, Erik
97, 98
172
.262
1
22
Harlos, John
95, 96, 97
474
.251
4
65
Hart, Jesse
05, 06, 07, 08 778
.343
13
140
Haugom, Darin
97, 99, 00, 01 692
.354
23
138
Hetebrueg, Andy *
06, 07, 08, 09 244
.275
0
32
Hoenecke, Paul
09, 10
403
.298
6
61
Houk, Matt
00, 01
383
.342
7
58
Hubka, Dave
95, 96
52
.250
1
8
Huebner, Brett
98, 99, 00
437
.288
15
98
Jankowski, Peter
91, 92, 93
285
.298
2
39
Jansen, Sam
03, 04
260
.296
0
26
Jaramillo, Lee
97, 98
350
.374
10
58
Johnson, Steve
98, 99
375
.333
11
76
Kangas, Blake *
04, 05
153
.229
4
28
Kardelis, Dan
01, 02
83
.284
2
12
Kaul, Matt
91
65
.308
0
14
Keller, Don
92
58
.224
0
8
Klawitter, Steve
91, 92, 93, 94 452
.270
4
70
54
ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS: BATTING
NAME
YEARS
AB
BA
HR RBI
Knaak, Ken
91, 92
25
.280
0
1
Kotarak, Jared
98, 99, 00
355
.324
10
88
Kotecki, Frank
91
97
.258
2
13
Kraft, Cole
08, 09, 10
497
.334
7
78
Kraus, Jak
92, 94, 95, 96 475
.375
26
127
Kress, Brendan
95
23
.174
0
2
Ladron, Tim
94, 96
33
.152
0
2
Lingvay, Nick
09
39
.179
0
6
Long, Ben
08, 09, 10
479
.322
16
112
Lubarsky, Eric
96, 97, 98
265
.298
10
59
Ludwig, Todd
99, 00
369
.306
22
88
Lundstrom, Jim
10
73
.233
0
6
McCoy, Ross
04, 05, 06, 07 737
.299
23
138
Majeskie, Bill
93, 94
157
.255
3
24
McGinley, Martin
91, 92
62
.210
1
7
Michalkiewicz, Robert * 04, 05
71
.197
2
8
Michels, Robert
91, 92
89
.135
0
4
Michna, David
02, 03
260
.292
4
50
Mommaerts, Tim
91, 92, 93, 94 522
.272
4
68
Mortenson, Todd
95, 96
88
.170
0
7
Munson, Wes
07, 08, 09
147
.218
2
20
Navarette, Dan
04
40
.275
0
4
Nelson, Tim
96
43
.116
0
9
Neuber, Joe
91
105
.257
1
12
Neuman, Pete
91
46
.152
0
3
Nowicki, Joe
03, 04, 05, 06 476
.371
22
112
Oiler, Jeff
97
26
.269
0
0
Oiler, Mike *
98, 99, 00, 01 396
.308
8
73
Olson, Chad
95, 96, 97
352
.250
3
38
Olson, Erik
93, 94, 95
359
.237
6
43
Olszewski, Tim
93
44
.318
1
12
Padfield, Beau
05
10
.100
0
0
06, 07, 08, 09, 10 470
.351
18
95
Patzman, Tim
Pearson, Drew
10
35
.200
1
7
Pierce, Chad *
10
40
.250
0
4
Pitrof, Jeff
99, 01, 02, 03 266
.237
6
50
Poniewaz, Ken
97, 98
336
.336
10
70
Posteluk, Bill
93, 94
73
.315
2
12
Powers, Brian
92, 93, 94
304
.273
1
32
Pudlosky, Dave *
00, 01, 02, 03 334
.328
12
110
Raaths, Brad
92, 93
50
.220
1
5
Rabehl, Dan
91, 92
117
.222
3
24
Rakas, Ken
91
49
.143
0
3
Ramminger, Jason
96
185
.314
0
23
Reschke, Charlie
02, 03, 04, 05 683
.312
18
123
Rivera, Zak
03, 04, 05, 06 456
.300
14
91
Rodgers, Jeff
97, 99, 00
101
.198
0
12
Rumpel, Mark
94, 95, 96, 97 200
.175
0
26
Sadowski, Chad *
97, 98, 99, 00 600
.330
28
150
Sanfilippo, Steve
03, 04, 05
282
.262
2
34
Sarcia, John
05, 06, 07, 08 92
.294
0
14
Schuler, Ron
91
26
.154
0
1
Schwartz, Clay
94, 95, 96, 97 487
.251
17
97
Silver, Kyle
06, 07
341
.296
1
48
Sivilotti, Sam
08, 09, 10
210
.338
1
39
Sponsler, John
94
76
.237
0
7
Stanczyk, Ben *
02, 03, 04
371
.329
12
54
Stevens, Jason
95
8
.125
0
0
Stoss, Jeff
95, 96, 97
477
.348
33
138
Throndson, Darin
Toll, Greg
Tylke, Steve
Vanden Berg, John
Vesling, Troy
Wegner, Shaun
Welder, Joel
Wesemann, Jason
Wichser, Nick
Wilcox, Joe
Wilke, Randy
Wilson, Jeremy
Wozniak, Shawn
Yagodinski, Dan
96
97, 98
99, 00
01, 02
07, 08
07, 08, 09
91, 92, 93
95, 96
04, 05, 07, 08
95, 96
92
03, 04, 05, 06
07, 08, 09
91, 92
19
301
399
368
307
396
199
343
659
51
152
386
553
97
.105
.299
.331
.378
.261
.280
.261
.350
.313
.294
.309
.221
.320
.299
0
13
9
16
2
6
9
14
15
0
11
9
18
4
2
71
78
103
49
58
35
68
120
12
37
60
112
10
ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS: PITCHING
NAME
YEARS
G/GS IP
W-L ERA
Amsrud, Cameron 09, 10
58/0 67.0 7-6
3.90
Annen, Lucas
09, 10
33/1 67.0 6-2
7.79
Becker, Rob
96, 97
25/21 153.0 14-8 4.12
Bigler, Cory
93, 94, 95
21/26 136.0 11-8 5.29
Blohowiak, Greg 09, 10
26/0 33.2 2-0
4.01
Bright, Kevin
91
5/1
8.0 0-1
18.00
Brockel, Rob *
05, 06, 07
29/2 54.1 2-4
10.15
Bushong, Aaron
01, 02, 03, 04 54/42 246.2 14-21 6.17
Caldwell, Nate
09, 10
11/6 25.0 0-5
11.16
Callahan, Bob
93, 94, 95
32/27 140.0 7-14 6.36
Casper, Ben
01
5/0
4.0
0-0
4.50
Casper, Mike
95, 96, 97, 98 49/41 249.0 16-17 4.27
Cavaiani, Rick
05, 06
34/21 164.0 10-12 4.34
Clemmons, Corey 99, 00
26/8 101.2 4-7
7.44
Crawford, Jason * 99, 01
32/1 50.2 5-3
4.26
Daniels, Marco
91
11/9 55.2 1-8
3.40
Daun, Jeff
94, 95, 96
37/6 74.0 3-4
7.30
Dolske, Jed
02, 04, 05, 06 103/3 157.2 9-8
4.92
Duffy, Brandon
07
18/3 32.1 3-4
6.68
Eernisse, Dan
95, 96
10/0 10.1 0-0
9.58
Engelke, Kaleb
09, 10
22/0 15.0 0-1
10.20
Erickson, Rob
00, 01, 02, 03 51/20 126.0 7-5
6.57
Ferrell, Adam
07, 08
40/5 99.2 4-7
5.98
Fladvid, Ryan
01
5/0
2.2 0-0
6.75
Flanagan, Mark
92
10/8 47.2 3-5
6.80
Franzke, Cuyler
08, 09, 10 42/11 101.2 7-11 7.79
Friesleben, Matt
99, 00, 01, 02 115/0 139.1 12-14 4.26
Geary, Cornelius
91
5/0
7.1 1-0
6.14
Goerdt, Eric *
00, 01
26/10 72.1 6-3
4.85
Gordon, Jeff
09, 10
20/10 54.2 6-0
3.95
Gould, Brian
99, 00
29/6 42.0 3-2
5.14
Guth, Jordan
10
11/5 23.1 2-0
6.17
Herbert, Jordan
07, 08, 09, 10 40/16 88.2 6-9
7.11
Hetebuerg, Andy * 06, 07, 08, 09 42/34 199.2 11-14 6.36
Hetland, John
91
8/7
44.1 2-5
5.28
Highly, Thomas
92
1/0
1.2 0-0
0.00
Hoch, Zach
07, 08, 09
28/0 29.1 1-0
7.06
Holzheuter, Matt 07, 08
34/1 39.0 1-3
7.61
Hoy, Tim
06, 07, 08, 09 81/16 124.0 4-9
5.88
Hudson, Cory
91
5/3
15.0 1-2
4.80
Hurtgen, Charles 95, 96, 97, 98 55/19 140.2 10-9 6.91
Hussong, Scott
91
3/2
8.2 0-1
3.14
S
9
3
0
0
2
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
21
1
1
0
1
7
0
0
0
18
0
5
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
S
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
10
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
Current Panthers in BOLD • * Also see as a hitter
55
Current Panthers in BOLD • * Also see as a pitcher
ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS: PITCHING
NAME
YEARS
G/GS IP
W-L ERA
Jansen, Sam *
04
9/6
39.0 2-2
7.38
Justman, Josh
95, 96, 97, 98 44/27 158.2 14-7 5.39
Kangas, Blake *
04
5/0
2.1 0-0
30.86
Kiehl, Adam
98
16/8 60.1 4-3
5.97
Keller, Korey
02, 03, 04, 05, 06 66/37 242.0 19-14 5.13
Kleeba, Cory
02, 03
30/3 82.0 6-4
4.94
Klement, B.J.
06
3/0
3.0
0-0
6.00
Kruser, Jesse
94, 95, 96, 97 40/7 69.2 4-3
8.01
Krzoska, Matt
93, 94
29/1 48.0 1-4
6.00
Lefeber, Geoff
02, 03
28/23 158.2 10-7 3.72
Leibfried, Jeremy 02, 03, 04
20/8 56.1 4-3
8.94
Long, Jake
09, 10
5/0
5.2 0-0
4.76
Luczak, Dan
07
15/14 83.0 4-7
5.42
Lusti, Brad
08, 09
31/26 190.2 9-8
4.58
Mack, Kelby
06
23/0 34.0 3-2
9.26
Marshall, Gabe
09
15/5 31.1 3-0
5.17
McClarey, Ben
07, 08
26/4 54.1 4-1
4.82
Meier, Craig
08, 09
50/4 77.2 5-7
6.84
Meinecke, Tim
00, 01
24/1 31.2 2-0
7.96
Michalkiewicz, Robert * 04, 05, 06, 07 60/48 298.0 15-21 5.25
Molstad, Jay
03, 04
18/1 20.0 1-0
7.20
Neary, Andy
97, 98, 99, 00 62/36 271.0 20-17 5.65
Nilles, Richard
97, 98
19/8 56.1 4-2
8.15
Oiler, Mike *
98, 99, 00, 01 50/36 241.1 15-17 6.19
Oldenburg, Quintin 98, 00, 01, 02 62/36 268.1 26-7 3.83
Pederson, Leroy
03, 04, 05, 06 52/4 77.1 2-2
8.52
Pierce, Chad *
10
16/16 102.2 7-5
4.03
Proud, Brett
08
9/0
6.0
0-0
9.75
Pudlosky, Dave *
00, 01, 02
7/2
18.2 2-0
2.89
Raeder, Kyle
99, 01
19/2 17.1 1-1
11.42
Rauwerdink, Mike 05, 06, 07
46/32 181.0 8-17 5.97
Riley, Brett
94, 95, 96, 97 40/18 128.1 7-9
6.38
Risser, Dave
96, 98, 99, 00 15/0 16.1 0-0
6.06
Robinson, James
91
11/9 66.2 2-9
3.91
Sadowski, Chad * 97, 98, 99, 00 50/42 258.0 22-16 4.57
Schaefer, Mikel
02, 03
15/3 105.1 8-4
3.76
Schaubel, Justin
91, 92
17/6 58.0 4-3
6.67
Scheffler, Craig
92, 93
22/18 104.1 4-14 6.12
Schmidt, Kyle
09, 10
28/23 145.1 7-7
5.45
Schmitt, Justin
96, 97
17/1 39.0 3-4
4.85
Schreiner, Jon
96, 97, 98
60/0 68.0 4-5
5.56
Semmelhack, Eric 10
12/2 19.1 0-0
6.98
Sorenson, Aaron
05, 06
26/25 168.2 14-7 4.81
Stanczyk, Ben *
02, 03, 04
49/13 140.1 13-3 3.07
Stone, Bob
10
20/1 19.2 0-1
7.78
Struve, Todd
92
7/1
19.1 0-1
9.78
Sukowaty, Jayme 10
16/8 47.0 4-2
4.40
Sullivan, Brian
95
14/9 56.2 4-5
5.72
Tardiff, Lance
92, 93, 94, 95 48/12 108.0 5-13 6.25
Taylor, Ryan
91
9/5
28.0 1-3
8.06
Tomczyk, Kevin
93
4/0
2.1 0-0
23.14
Villareal, Erik
91
7/2
21.2 0-3
4.15
Wagner, Parrish
92, 93, 94
45/28 170.0 5-16 6.25
Weber, Robert
91, 92, 93
18/13 61.2 5-6
6.28
Zagzebski, Brett
94, 96
15/1 23.2 0-1
10.27
Zehern, Tom
93
29/1 48.0 1-4
6.00
Zimmerman, Tom 06, 07
31/0 31.2 2-2
7.21
Panthers
All-Time At Home
Note: This chart represents the Milwaukee Panthers players who were selected
in the Major League Baseball Draft and went on to play professionally as well.
Year
Round
Team Selected By
Mike
Goetz
2006
25th
Milwaukee Brewers
John
Vanden Berg
2002
35th
Milwaukee Brewers
Scott
Gillitzer
2001
22nd
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chad
Sadowski
2000
1999
23rd
23rd
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Brewers
Lee
Jaramillo
1998
31st
Milwaukee Brewers
Jason
Weseman
1996
20th
Philadelphia Phillies
Tim
Olszewski
1995
15th
Baltimore Orioles
Cory
Bigler
1995
23rd
Pittsburgh Pirates
Craig
Scheffler
1993
12th
Los Angeles Dodgers
Player Name
Year
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total
The Hank
W
6
3
4
7
4
9
15
13
10
14
12
16
11
5
11
12
12
8
14
17
203
181
L
7
10
6
8
6
6
5
4
8
4
1
4
2
6
4
7
8
7
1
4
108
80
Pct.
.462
.231
.400
.467
.400
.600
.750
.765
.555
.778
.923
.800
.846
.455
.733
.632
.600
.533
.933
.810
.653
.693
Panthers All-Time
At Miller Park
The 2011 season marks the 18th year of Panther baseball at Henry Aaron
Field at Lincoln Park. UWM began playing its home games at Lincoln
Park for the 1994 season, after playing at Simmons Field in 1992 and 1993
and a variety of home sites in 1991.
Year
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total
W
2
2
1
1
2
1
0
2
1
12
L
0
0
1
1
0
1
2
0
2
7
Pct.
1.000
1.000
.500
.500
1.000
.500
.000
1.000
.333
.632
The Panthers continue to improve on their facility, adding a new scoreboard
to the field in 2008 while also building new dugouts prior to the 2004 season to make the park feel like home. With the state’s colder climate, UWM
is not afforded many home games, but when the schedule calls for one, the
Panthers answer.
In 17 seasons at Henry Aaron Field, Milwaukee boasts a 181-80 (.693)
record at home, including seven-straight seasons with at least 10 wins UWM will host Youngstown State in a doubleheader this season at
from 1997-2003. The 2010 campaign (17-4 record) marked the most-ever Miller Park April 29. This is the 10th-straight season the Panthers will
take over the home of the Milwaukee Brewers. Through a marketing
home wins and included a school-record 21-game home win streak.
agreement between the University and the Brewers, UWM is able to
Affectionately referred to as “The Hank” by players, coaches and fans alike, host a day of baseball at one of the country’s top facilities for baseball.
Henry Aaron field features a symmetrical outfield with right and left field
fences standing 320 feet away from home plate. A home run to dead center Milwaukee has done the most with its opportunities in the past, posting a 12-7 record at Miller Park.
would have to travel 390 feet.
56
2010 HORIZON LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
2010 NCAA TOURNAMENT
2011 Schedule
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
@ Tennessee
@ Tennessee
@ Tennessee
Knoxville, Tenn.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Austin Peay Classic
Feb. 26 vs. Illinois State
Feb. 26 @ Austin Peay
Feb. 27 vs. Illinois State
Feb. 27 @ Austin Peay
Clarksville, Tenn.
Clarksville, Tenn.
Clarksville, Tenn.
Clarksville, Tenn.
March 4
March 5
March 6
@ Arkansas
@ Arkansas
@ Arkansas
Fayetteville, Ark.
Fayetteville, Ark.
Fayetteville, Ark.
Jack Gifford Memorial Tournament
March 10 @ San Jose State
March 11 vs. UC Davis
March 12 @ Santa Clara
March 13 @ San Jose State
San Jose, Calif.
San Jose, Calif.
Santa Clara, Calif.
San Jose, Calif.
March 18
March 19
March 20
March 25
March 26
March 27
@ Ohio
@ Ohio (DH)
@ Ohio
@ IPFW
@ IPFW (DH)
@ IPFW
Athens, Ohio
Athens, Ohio
Athens, Ohio
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
April 1
April 2
Butler*
Butler* (DH)
Henry Aaron Field
Henry Aaron Field
3 p.m. April 5
2 p.m. April 8
Noon April 9
April 12
April 15
11 a.m. April 16
2:30 p.m. April 19
11 a.m. April 21
2:30 p.m. April 22
April 23
3 p.m. April 27
2 p.m. April 29
1 p.m. April 30
@ Northwestern
@ UIC*
@ UIC* (DH)
Carroll (Wis.)
@ Cleveland State*
@ Cleveland State* (DH)
Wisconsin Lutheran
Cardinal Stritch
Wright State*
Wright State* (DH)
@ Northern Illinois
Youngstown State* (DH)
Cleveland State* (DH)
Evanston, Ill.
Chicago, Ill.
Chicago, Ill.
Henry Aaron Field
Avon, Ohio
Avon, Ohio
Henry Aaron Field
Henry Aaron Field
Henry Aaron Field
Henry Aaron Field
Geneva, Ill.
Miller Park
Henry Aaron Field
May 4
@ Iowa
Iowa City, Iowa
May 6
@ Youngstown State*
Youngstown, Ohio
May 7
@ Youngstown State* (DH) Youngstown, Ohio
May 14 @ Valparaiso* (DH)
Valparaiso, Ind.
May 15 @ Butler* (DH)
Indianapolis, Ind.
May 17 Northern Illinois
Henry Aaron Field
3 p.m. May 19 Valparaiso*
Henry Aaron Field
Noon May 20 Valparaiso* (DH)
Henry Aaron Field
Noon
2 p.m. 2011 Horizon League Tournament
Dayton, Ohio
11 a.m. May 25 TBD (May 25-28)
Noon
Home Games in GOLD
* Horizon League Games • DH notes Doubleheader
3 p.m.
All Times Central • Times Subject to Change
Noon
8 p.m.
8 p.m.
8 p.m.
3 p.m.
3 p.m.
6 p.m.
Noon
4 p.m.
4 p.m.
11 a.m.
4 p.m.
4 p.m.
3 p.m.
Noon
6 p.m.
3 p.m.
Noon
6 p.m.
2 p.m.
11 a.m.
Noon
11 a.m.
3 p.m.
3 p.m.
1 p.m.
TBA

2011 Media Guide - Milwaukee Panthers

Transcription

Similar documents

Design Guidelines for Montessori Schools

America`s Black Holocaust Museum

The Immersive Fluid Flow Experience

Encyclopedia of Milwaukee wins $250,000 NEH grant Zeidler

UWM WOMEN`S SOCCER LOCKER ROOM

FaMIly PaSS - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

viewbook - University of Wisconsin

HUGGINS BASEBALL FIELD - St. Petersburg Parks and Recreation

USA Baseball Host Program