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2014 Schedule
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at Texas College
12/2 p.m.
2-7
Tyler, Texas
at Texas College
Friends University (Kan.)
Friends University (Kan.)
Benedictine College
at Hillsdale College
University of Saint Mary
University of Saint Mary
at Oklahoma City*
Oklahoma City*
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1-9
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noon
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1-9
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Tyler, Texas
Chickasha
Chickasha
Chickasha
Moore, Okla.
Chickasha
Chickasha
Oklahoma City
Chickasha
March 6
March 7
March 11
March 14
March 17
March 18
March 21
March 22
March 25
March 28
March 29
Oklahoma Baptist*
at Oklahoma Baptist*
Roosevelt University (Ill.)
Texas Wesleyan*
Texas Wesleyan*
at Friends University (Kan.)
at Northwood University*
at Northwood University*
at Southwestern OSU
SAGU*
SAGU*
2 p.m.
4/6 p.m.
1/3 p.m.
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at Wayland Baptist*
at Wayland Baptist*
at Saint Gregory’s*
Saint Gregory’s*$
Hillsdale College
at Bacone College
Mid-America Christian*
at Mid-America Christian*
Southwestern OSU
at Southwestern Christian*
Southwestern Christian#*
at Arlington Baptist
3/5 p.m.
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1/3 p.m.
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2-7
Plainview, Texas
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Plainview, Texas
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Shawnee, Okla.
2-7
Chickasha
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Chickasha
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Muskogee, Okla.
1-9
Chickasha
2-7 Oklahoma City, Okla.
1-9
Chickasha
1-9
Bethany, Okla.
2-7
Chickasha
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Shawnee, Okla.
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Wichita, Kan.
Cedar Hill, Texas
Cedar Hill, Texas
Weatherford, Okla.
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Name........................... University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma
Location.................................................................Chickasha, Okla.
Enrollment...............................................................................1,087
Founded...................................................................................1908
Team Nickname...................................................................Drovers
School Colors........................................................... Green and gold
Facility................................................................ Bill Smith Ballpark
President................................................................. Dr. John Feaver
Athletic Website............................................ www.usao.edu/sports
Conference Affiliation............................ Sooner Athletic Conference
National Affiliation...National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Men’s Sports................Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball
Women’s Sports............ Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, Softball
Communications and Marketing Office Phone..........(405) 574-1318
Sports Information Office Phone..............................(405) 574-1210
Athletic Fax..............................................................(405) 574-1377
About the University.....................................................................5
President John Feaver.................................................................6
Drover Athletics
Drover History............................................................................10
Distinguished Drovers................................................................11
USAO Coaches
Head Coach Mike Ross..............................................................14
Assistant Coaches.....................................................................15
Season Preview..................................................... 17
Your Drovers
2014 Roster......................................................................... 18-19
2014 Drovers....................................................................... 22-31
2013 Game Results...................................................................35
2013 Statistics.................................................................... 35-36
Drover History
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Mission Statement
Credits
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The 2014 USAO Baseball Media Guide was produced by the
USAO Communications and Marketing office, with the assistance of
coaches, team members and other staff. The media guide may be
purchased at any home game for $3 each or by contacting Sports
Information at (405) 574-1210.
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The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma is the state’s
public liberal arts college. Its mission is to provide the public with
a distinctive and accessible liberal arts and sciences education.
In combination with an interdisciplinary core curriculum with
superior instruction in major fields of study, USAO aims to provide
a thorough education that prepares students for meaningful,
purposeful lives.
Working space for reporters at Bill Smith Ballpark is available
but limited. Please notify Jessica Jackson (405-574-1210) in the
USAO Sports Information office in advance to reserve space in the
press box.
Rosters, standings, season statistics, box scores and playby-play will be available after each game to media. Final scores
can be found following the games at www.usao.edu/sports. Call
Jackson at (405) 574-1210 with any questions.
Additionally, Sports Information offers live video and stats during
Drover home games. Visit www.usao.edu/live-stats to watch.
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Conference Opponents..............................................................46
SAC/NAIA Preseason Polls..........................................................47
Media Information
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Individual Records............................................................... 40-41
Career Records.................................................................... 42-43
Baseball Head Coach.....................................................Mike Ross
(405) 574-1228; [email protected]
Athletic Director ................................................Brisco McPherson
Sports Information ...............................................Jessica Jackson
Athletic Trainer ...........................................................Leslie Beaty
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Sports Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jessica Jackson
Printed by . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USAO Printing Services
Communications and Marketing Director. . . . . . . Kelly Arnold
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Not for livelihood
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almost 90 percent of professors have earned the highest
degree available in their field.
USAO is one the prestigious list of “National Liberal
Arts Colleges” in the U.S. News and World Report’s
annual ranking — the only institution in Oklahoma, public
or private, to be included on this select, national list. The
same list includes Trinity, Amherst, Swarthmore and
hundreds of other respected, private liberal arts colleges.
USAO also received an ‘A’ grade from the American
Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) for the strength
of its IDS curriculum, making it one of only 22 universities
nationwide to score this near perfect score.
As of fall 2011, no institution in Oklahoma has higher
admission standards. This is only one of the ways this
institution is being transformed by its 10-year Mission
Enhancement Plan.
In addition to the unique curriculum, USAO is a National
Historic District and is the only college or university in
Oklahoma to be on the National Register of Historic
Places. It was given this status because of its history
and the preservation of numerous original buildings on
campus.
Originally founded as Oklahoma College for Women
in 1908, the school was the first college created by
Oklahoma’s first Legislature. Additionally, it was one of
only seven colleges nationwide created with the mission
of catering to women.
Along with a rich history, USAO has the oldest original
mission of any state college of university. Its original motto
states:
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USAO is one of the most unique and progressive
universities in the nation. It is Oklahoma’s only public
liberal arts college.
As a liberal arts institution, we believe it is important
that students always have before them the simultaneous
experience of specialized and general learning. We
believe it is important that they be challenged to relate
their academic concentration to the broader realm of
knowledge and that they continually be encouraged to
develop meaningful and useful associations between
diverse bodies of information.
This is the meaning of interdisciplinary education, and
it is what truly distinguishes the learning experience at
USAO. Many of the classes are taught by faculty teams,
where two, three and sometimes four instructors plan the
course and teach it together.
For example, “American Civilization” may be taught
by a historian, philosopher and artist. “World Thought
and Culture” could include a philosopher, sociologist
and a literature professor. “Math in the Modern World”
might involve a mathematician, computer scientist and
musician.
Instructors interact in dealing with complex topics, all
bringing his or her particular academic concentration
into a conversation of perspectives.
This form of education is not easy. We intend that the
rigors students face in interdisciplinary learning will result
in significant personal growth and development. Difficulty
is a necessary prerequisite of growth and development.
Challenge is what interdisciplinary education is all about.
It is what USAO is all about.
USAO has one of the best-prepared faculties in the
state to offer and help conquer this challenge. Now,
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We take great pride in the accomplishments of our
students outside the classroom. And athletics is a prime
example.
Last year, three Drover teams made appearances in
NAIA National Championship tournaments as men’s
soccer, men’s basketball and baseball all represented our
fine institution on a national stage. These are just three
recent examples of the school’s achievements.
Throughout its rich 40 years of Drover athletics, the
university boasts 39 All-Americans, 62 national scholarathletes and 210 All-Conference athletes and coaches.
I know you take pride in the accomplishments of your
Drover teams — setting records, graduating excellent
student athletes and helping create a vibrant campus
culture.
USAO, though, competes aggressively on a national
level with the finest schools, public and private, and we’ve
racked up several other “titles” that should add to your
pride as a Drover:
• USAO ranks No. 4 in America among peer colleges
for “promoting upward social mobility,” according to
the latest report from Washington Monthly. Its “upward
social mobility” measure is based upon USAO’s ratio of
graduation rate of Pell Grant recipients to net price.
• For the third year in a row, USAO is the only institution
in Oklahoma – public or private – to be ranked on the
exclusive “National Liberal Arts Colleges” list in U.S.
News’ America’s Best Colleges Guide. USAO remains on
its national list of the top 100 colleges and universities
graduating students with “Least Debt.”
• The American Council of Trustees and Alumni
(ACTA) includes USAO in a group of only 21 colleges
and universities nationwide accorded with the highest
accolade for the best quality and content of its core
academic curriculum.
• Kiplinger magazine lists USAO on its exclusive
national role of the 100 “Best Values in Public Colleges”
in America.
Thank you to all our students, alumni, faculty, staff and
friends who continue to work to better the university every
day. We wouldn’t be where we are today without you!
Best of luck to the Drovers this season! Keep driving to
be the best – and so will we!
President John Feaver
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John, Marilyn and Katy Feaver
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The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma was well
into its history before introducing its first sports teams in
1973 — teams that became known as the Drovers and the
Droverettes, named after the rich heritage of cattle driving
in the Chickasha area. Today, both teams are referred to as
the Drovers.
The athletic programs began when the school was still
named Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts. It started with
baseball games and golf and tennis matches scheduled in
the spring of 1973. The Drovers’ most prominent sport —
basketball — began in the fall of 1973.
During that first year of basketball, the Drovers borrowed
uniforms from Oral Roberts University in blue, gold and
white. In the school’s second season, the OCLA Drovers became the USAO Drovers, and new uniforms in our
trademark green and gold colors were acquired.
The first Drover basketball games were set against Bethany Nazarene College on Nov. 17, 1973. Two days later, on
Nov. 19, then-Chickasha Mayor Samuel E. Evans declared
“Drovers Day” as the university celebrated its first home
game in Myers Fieldhouse, which is owned by Chickasha
Public Schools. In 1981, the Drovers broke ground on the
USAO Fieldhouse, which gave the teams a place to practice and play in their own backyard. Phase I of the building
was completed during the 1981-82 season. Three more
phases added dressing rooms, training areas and a swimming pool.
Long-time head basketball coach and now athletic director Brisco McPherson played for the first Drover basketball team and has been connected with the school ever
since.
In 1984, basketball star Gordon Musgrove earned the
university’s first All-American honor. A few seasons later,
in 1988, Herb Blunt became USAO’s first All-America First
Team recipient and earned Player of the Year honors in the
Sooner Athletic Conference and NAIA’s District 9.
In 2002, the men’s basketball team went on to claim the
Drovers first NAIA National Championship, beating out
conference-rival Oklahoma Baptist 96-79.
After a 17-year hiatus, baseball was reborn in 1994,
when the USAO Board of Regents voted to expand USAO’s athletics programs to include baseball, softball and
cross country. Long-time Drover supporter and USAO
administrator Bill Smith donated his personal baseball
memorabilia to auction off for funds to help re-establish
the Drover baseball and softball programs. In 1995, he became the namesake of the Drovers’ ballpark.
Both baseball and softball programs have served the
university well, with baseball earning the Red River Conference North Division Championship in 1999 and softball
claiming the Sooner Athletic Conference Championship
in 2004. The softball program earned three straight NAIA
National Championship tournament appearances in the
mid-2000s while the baseball program represented the
university at the NAIA National Championship tournament
in 2013.
USAO proudly supported a tennis teams for years. In
1999, the women’s tennis team became the first in school
history to win a regional championship. That year, both the
men’s and women’s team’s qualified for the NAIA National
Championship tournament.
While the golf team served the college sporadically with
pride for many seasons, it along with tennis, was discontinued in lean years.
In 1998, the Drovers began the men’s and women’s soccer programs under Coach Jimmy Hampton. The Drover
men have claimed numerous Sooner Athletic Conference
championships and have been to the NAIA National Tournament five times. In 2010 and 2011, the Drover men made
it all the way to the quarterfinals of the tournament, making
history for the young program.
In 2011, the Drover women’s soccer team competed in
its first NAIA National Championship tournament and won
the Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament title for the
first time in the program’s history.
Beginning in fall of 2012, the Drovers brought back cross
country, which served the university a few seasons in the
mid-1990s.
USAO began play as part of a five-school group that
started the Sooner Athletic Conference. USAO dropped
out of the SAC in 1994 to join the Oklahoma Intercollegiate
Conference. The Drovers played in the OIC for just four
seasons before moving on to the Red River Athletic Conference. After only two seasons with the RRAC, USAO applied for and was granted membership back into the SAC
for the 2000-01 season.
The Drovers have a rich history of winning and producing quality student-athletes. The university boasts v39
All-Americans, 62 NAIA Scholar-Athletes and 210 All-Conference coaches and athletes throughout its history.
Distinguished Drovers
USAO is proud to boast its 39 All-Americans, 62 NAIA Scholar-Athletes and 210 All-Conference athletes and coaches.
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Nikola Cakarevic
John Gardner
Gabby Martinez
Gabby Martinez Barros
Leslie Bross
Niall Crick
Seth Sturgeon
Alex Rubio
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All-Conference
Oklahoma Intercollegiate
1995-96
1997-98
Marcus Thompson
Stephanie Liebl
Brisco McPherson
Red River Athletic
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1989-90
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
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2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
Dudley Edwards
Staci Watson
Peketa Hurley
Victor Parish
Peketa Hurley
Peketa Hurley
Robert Smith
Kristen Kauk
April McAlister
Brisco McPherson
Theron Jackson
Mike Williamson
Adrian Anderson
Scarlet Baker
Hollie Gauntt
Kristen Kauk
Boniface Oballa
Alexis Vizarelis
Kevin Kester
Randy Hughes
Michael Williamson
Katrina Hall
Julie Vergenz
Hollie Gauntt
Ashley Grider
Kristin Kauk
Kristin Minton
Melissa Andrews
Jamie Pendley
Jamille Green
Katrina Hall
Michael Williamson
Corey Wicker
Smeitha Hawkins
Boniface Oballa
NeNe Coulibally
Sereida Thompson
Summer Holman
Julie Vergenz
Dana Askins
Jamie Pendley
Kristin Minton
Kristin Kauk
Alissa Cordes
Kindra Gregory
Bello Illiassou
Ravon Justice
Wayne Gibson
NeNe Couilbaly
Adam Day
Jason Reid
Summer Holman
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Sam Pecore
Brandon Brantley
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Crystal Judkins
Morgan Skelley
Stephanie Hey
NeNe Coulibaly
Wayne Gibson
Katie Sterling
Leigh Merchant
Sam Pecore
Tiffany Tredwell
Marcus Williams
Jonathan Oman
Adam Day
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Courtney Foley
Stephanie Hey
Amanda Cotton
Shane Flanagan
Danny Rodriguez
Marcus Hines
Jonathan Oman
Adam Day
Katie Sterling
Morgan Thompson
Leslie Beaty
Jennifer Bridgforth
Hillary Brown
Marina Poddubskaya
Shane Flanagan
Jonathan Oman
Jessie Brown
Sha’Donna Stewart
Nikki Yager
Avery Stevenson
Adam Day
Leslie Beaty
Leah Merchant
Jonathan Oman
Dusan Rasovic
Yesi Castillo
Tim Nelson
Charitie Lewis
Nate Hammons
Brandt Lierle
Luke Krobath
Ricardo Moreira
Nikola Cakarevic
Wesley Costa
Charitie Lewis
Tim Nelson
Ivaney Marquez
John Gardner
Annie Zoch
Leslie Beaty
Caitlyn Crotty
Amy Tice
Nate Hammons
Regulo Moy
Niall Crick
Aiden Ashmore
Brittany Jay
Gabby Martinez
Taylor Fain
Charitie Lewis
Fred Savoie
David Otieno
Calli Cooper
Jimmy Hampton
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Elizabeth Agpalo
Neesha Sorrell
Laci Weger-Garrett
Aita Gueye
Thomas Peters
Sahlih Butts
Nikola Cakarevic
Nicolas Alberto
Niall Crick
Taylor Fain
Annie Zoch
John Gardner
Scott Parkinson
Jared Coon
Zach Gonzalez
Heath Wilda
Taylor Smith
Neesha Sorrell
Chelsea Zuchnik
Kyle Hunt
Ben Berry
Phillip Harris
Tashina Ototivo
Norris Rumph
Scott Parkinson
Bryan Byars
Calli Cooper
Niall Crick
Taylor Fain
John Gardner
Jimmy Hampton
Annie Zoch
Kalokwera Okot
Mike Ross
Jared Coon
Josh Goodman
Brian Vigo
Blake McMullen
Brooke McLeod
Taylor Smith
Ashley Rasovic
Katie Jirak
Chelsea Zuchnik
Norris Rumph
Brandon Cutler
Rocio Medrano
Perry Sansford
Scott Parkinson
Bryan Byars
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Phil Pryor
Linda Addo
Calli Cooper
Taylor Fain
Stephen Owusu
Jordyn Yates
Ryah Vyse
Liam Madden
Nicolas Alberto
Jimmy Hampton
Bryan Byars
Scott Parkinson
Kalokwera Okot
Stephen Owusu
Niall Burley
Jade Ovendale
Linda Addo
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Euvaughn Jackson
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Hollie Gauntt
Kristen Kauk
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Kristin Minton
Ashley Grider
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Dana Askins
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Jonathan Oman
Kindra Gregory
Courtney Foley
Destiny Rachal
Alex Cernigliaro
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Adrian Anderson
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Kyle Kester
Mark Chaney
Alexis Vizarelis
Jimmy Hampton
Robbie Williams
Dave Kunitz
Janice Corkery
Jennifer Shoffit
Brisco McPherson
Gladys Mohochi
Kyle Kester
Donyell Beal
Alexis Vizarelis
Mark Chaney
Robbie Williams
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Staci Watson
Kimber Maddox
Allison Tobala
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Juan Garcia
Kate Nosova
Allison Tobala
Chad Jerman
Josh McMartin
Amy Patterson
Alexis Vizarelis
Oisin Fagan
Molly Warren
Celio Suziki
Molly Warren
Amy Ryan
Alexis Vizarelis
Michelle Blake
Molly Warren
Oisin Fagan
Jamile Green
Stephanie Barnett
Laura Parker
Jessica Darling
Courtney Foley
Laura Parker
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Jessica Darling
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Morgan Thompson
Jessie Brown
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Morgan Thompson
Jessie Brown
Kayce Godwin
Wesley Costa
Paulo Kubis
Amanda Caldeira
John Gardner
Caleb Martin
Gabby Martinez
Lexxa Kever
John Gardner
Dusan Rasovic
Nikola Cakarevic
Maggie Oliver
Leslie Bross
Erin Coggan
Niall Crick
John Gardner
Lexxa Kever
Tyrone Tarbitt
Paige Pulliam
Tashina Ototivo
Scott Parkinson
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Matthew Crow
Aaron Manuel
Alex Rubio
Linda Addo
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Herb Blunt
Rod Kindred
Marcus Thompson
Theron Jackson
Randy Hughes
Delvin Washington
Michael Williamson
Michael Williamson
Corey Wicker
Boniface Oballa
Alexis Vizarelis
Katrina Hall
Michael Williamson
NeNe Coulibally
Dana Askins
Jamie Pendley
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Crystal Judkins
Adam Day
Adam Day
Tim Nelson
Leslie Beaty
Charitie Lewis
John Gardner
David Otieno
Calli Cooper
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Nikola Cakarevic
Kyle Hunt
Calli Cooper
Niall Crick
Scott Parkinson
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Heath Wilda
Norris Rumph
Scott Parkinson
Perry Sansford
Bryan Byars
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Head Coach
The kinks have been worked out. The newness has worn off. And the
legacy has started. Now, it’s just about the baseball.
Head Coach Mike Ross is now entering his sixth year at the helm of
USAO’s baseball program and coming off of one of the best seasons in
program history.
In 2013, Coach Ross’ Drovers earned their first bid to the NAIA Baseball
National Championship Opening Round, broke the all-time wins record
with 41 and had two players who signed with professional baseball franchises. That season, Ross also earned his first All-Sooner Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honor.
The 2013 season just built on Ross’ previous success. Each year since
being named head coach, Ross has logged a winning season. In February
2012, Ross celebrated his 100th win in a victory over No. 1 Oklahoma City
at home at Bill Smith Ballpark.
During the 2009 season as a co-head coach with long-time coach L.J.
Powell, Ross took the Drovers to their
second best record in school history
and followed it a year later with the
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and two were named All-Sooner Ath5 Seasons
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Season Record
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As a head coach, Ross has seen
2009
37-14
51.725
two NAIA All-Americans, 15 All-Con2010
28-20
48.583
ference athletes, a Daktronics-NAIA
2011
26-25
51.509
Scholar-Athlete and an NAIA Cham2012
28-21
49.571
pion of Character from the program.
2013
41-19
60.683
Ross began his career at USAO as
Total
160-99
259.618
a student assistant from 2000-02 and
was an assistant from 2005-08.
Before re-joining Powell at USAO in 2005, Ross spent three years as an
assistant coach at Vernon College, where he helped lead the Chaparrals
to 30-plus wins two seasons in a row.
He had brief stints coaching a premier league summer team in Burkburnett, Texas, and as an assistant coach in the 2004 Junior Olympic trials
before finding his way back to his alma mater. Ross is a 2002 USAO graduate.
As a player, Ross helped take Redlands Community College to become
conference and regional champions and finish fifth in the JUCO World
Series in 1995. The following year, Ross moved to Graceland University,
where he played for three seasons, two of which he served as team captain. He set the school record for saves in both the 1998 and 1999 seasons
and was named All-Conference in 1999.
Ross earned his bachelor’s degree in history from USAO in 2002 and
achieved a master’s of sports science in sports coaching from the United
States Sports Academy in 2009.
He lives in Chickasha with his wife, Robyn, their 6-year-old son, Brody,
and 2-year-old son, Bryce.
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Born: Feb. 16, 1977
Family: Wife, Robyn; Sons, Brody and Bryce
Education: B.A., history, University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, 2002
Masters, sports science in sports coaching, United States Sports Academy, 2009
Interesting Fact: Coached his assistant, Sam Hayden, in junior college
Playing Career
• Two-year team captain at Graceland University, set school record for saves, 1998, 1999
• All-Conference, 1999
• Played for Redlands Community College, finished fifth in JUCO World Series
• Conference and Regional Champions at Redlands
Coaching Highlights
• 2009-Present: Head Coach, USAO
NAIA National Championship appearance, 2013
SAC Coach of the Year, 2013
100th Career Win v. No. 1 OCU, 2012
Had one of the school’s best records, 2009, 2013
SAC Tournament Appearances, 2011, 2012, 2013
Players drafted/signed, 2013
Coached a Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete, 2011
Coached a NAIA Champion of Character, 2013
• 2005-08: Assistant Coach, USAO
First SAC Tournament appearance, 2007
• 2004: Assistant Coach, Junior Olympics
• 2002-05: Assistant Coach, Vernon College
Won 30 or more games, 2004, 2005
• 2001-03: Coach, Premier League Summer Team
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Title: Student AssistantBorn: Oct. 24, 1990
Education: Physical education senior
Playing Career: First base, Watonga HS, 2005-09
Coaching Career: Student assistant, USAO, 2011-13
Interesting Fact: Likes to fish
Mueller enters his first season as a
student assistant after two seasons
playing for the Drovers. During his
time at USAO, he helped the Drovers
make it to their most wins in school
history and a first-ever trip to the NAIA
Baseball National Championship
Opening Round appearance.
Seth Park will serve his fourth
season as a student assistant for the
baseball team.
Originally from Watonga, Park was
two-time Great Plains All-Conference
athlete and received other personal
honors in high school. He comes to
USAO from Ranger Junior College in
Texas.
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Title: Student AssistantBorn: Dec. 12, 1990
Education: Physical Education, USAO, 2013
Playing Career: Shortstop, USAO, 2012-13;
Shortstop, Yakima Valley CC, 2010-11
Coaching Career: Student assistant, USAO, 2014
Interesting Fact: Has a son named Karter
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catcher at Wayland Baptist and two
years at Vernon College.
All-in-all, Hayden had seven years
of coaching experience to bring to
USAO.
Hayden joins the Drovers from
Sul Ross State University, where
he served as the assistant baseball
coach for two years. Prior to that position, he was the baseball assistant
at the University of the Southwest.
Hayden earned his bachelor’s
degree in physical education from
USAO in 2007 and his master’s degree in health, physical education
and recreation from Emporia State
University in 2010.
Hayden is married to Jennifer
Hayden, USAO’s head women’s
basketball coach. Together, they
have a daughter, Carlie.
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Education: B.S., physical education, USAO, 2007;
Master’s, health, physical education and recreation, Emporia State, 2010
Playing Career: Catcher, Vernon College, 2002-04;
Catcher, Wayland Baptist, 2005-06
Coaching Career: Assistant, Sul Ross State, 2010-12; Assistant, Univ. of the Southwest, 2007-10;
Student Assistant, USAO, 2006-07
Interesting Fact: Played for Coach Ross in junior college
Just six years after he graduated
from USAO, Sam Hayden returned
to his alma mater as the assistant
baseball coach and helped the
Drovers to a record-breaking season
in 2013 that saw the program’s first
NAIA Baseball National Championship Opening Round appearance.
Hayden said he is eager to help
the program continue to make a
strong presence in one of the toughest conferences in the league.
Not only did he earn his bachelor’s
degree from USAO, but also USAO
provided him with his first coaching
opportunity — something he immediately fell in love with. Hayden was
a student assistant for the Drover
baseball team in 2007 while he was
finishing up his degree.
Before that, he spent two years at
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“This is what you get when you recruit junior college
guys,” Ross said. “We identified the players we needed
and Coach Hayden did a great job of making a lot of contacts and bringing these guys in.”
With so many new faces and the depth Ross expects,
he was unable to isolate key newcomers for the Drovers.
“They are pieces of the puzzle that I’ve got to figure out
where they go and at what times,” he said. “There will be
guys who will be ‘every day’ guys but for the most part, it
is going to take all 30 guys to go out and have a successful season.”
The always-tough SAC has undergone some changes in the last few years. Starting this season, four teams
— (13) Northwood, Southwestern Assemblies of God,
Southwestern Christian and (20) Texas Wesleyan — have
joined the conference.
Including the new teams, four SAC schools are in the
preseason Top 25 poll.
“The league is just loaded. It’s just unbelievable,” he
said. “It is probably stronger … It’s Sooner Athletic Conference baseball, and that’s why I love being here and
working in this league.”
USAO will be offering free, live stream broadcasts of the
majority of the home games this year. Games will stream
in real time along with live stats, a convenience USAO
added in 2010.
“It’s exciting for us because we get a lot of kids from different states where their parents don’t get to watch them
play,” Ross said. “I hope the fans are excited about it, and
I hope they take advantage of it.”
To watch the broadcast, which will be completely free
to fans, visit usao.edu/sports and click the “Live Stats
and Broadcast” button.
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As Head Coach Mike Ross enters his sixth year at the
helm of the baseball program at the University of Science
and Arts of Oklahoma, he says the main thing he looks for
in his team is the same every year.
“I’m expecting them to go out and play hard and compete every day, and we will see where we end up,” he
said. “My goal is, at the end of the year, to have a chance
to play for a championship, and you’ve just got to make
the national tournament to do that because anything can
happen when you’re in the postseason.”
Coming off of the best season in Drover baseball history, the expectations are high for the 2014 squad, but Ross
said he thinks his players can carve their own space in
Drover baseball history.
“This team this year is going to have to go out and create their own success. We can’t rely on what those guys
did for us last year,” Ross said. “We’ve been there before,
and now it’s their job to keep us there. We don’t want to
take any steps backward.”
The Drovers are receiving votes in the 2014 NAIA Baseball Coaches’ Preseason Top 25 Poll and were picked
fifth in the Sooner Athletic Conference by conference
coaches.
Preseason polls are based off of the previous year’s
performance. In 2013, the Drovers made their way to their
first-ever NAIA Baseball National Championship tournament, playing in three games in the Oklahoma City pool
before ending the season.
That year, the Drovers had a record-breaking 41 wins,
the program’s first NAIA All-Americans and two players
sign with professional baseball franchises. Additionally,
Ross won his first SAC Coach of the Year honor.
“I think last year we got where we wanted to go and got
to the national tournament. That’s always been our goal
and last year was the first time we got there,” Ross said.
Returning for another year are starting catcher Owen
Adams, starting pitcher Chris Fischer as well as catcher
Kyle Lewis and pitchers Aaron Copfer and Josh Terrell —
all of whom Ross said he expects to lead the team.
“Those guys were here last year and they know what it
takes to get to where we want to go. I’m going to expect
a lot of big things from those guys,” he said.
Spending a great deal of time over the summer recruiting new talent for USAO, Ross and Assistant Coach Sam
Hayden assembled an essentially new team.
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Above: 2014 Drovers - (top row, from left)
Head Coach Mike Ross, Greg Barnette,
Ed Moore, Chris Fischer, Dave Abney,
Josh Wonser, Brad Smith, Jose Flores,
Andrew Landin, Josh Terrell, Cody Rieger, Kevin Royer, Owen Adams, Kyler
Nichols, Assistant Coach Sam Hayden;
(second row) Student Assistant Konrad
Mueller, J.D. Weiss, Spenser Mailman,
Hayden George, Francisco Bolaños, Joe
Barron, Chris Pilkerton, Chris Musick,
Joe Black, Rafael Peña, Colton Baker,
Mason Stasyszen, Samuel Camacho,
Student Assistant Seth Park; (first row)
Aaron Copfer, Isaac Rodriguez, Rory Rivera, Jaime Gurrola, Warren Stehn Ryan
Wescott, Eddie Malone, Kyle Lewis, Jason England and Blake Scannell
Right: Drover seniors - (from left)
Warren Stehn, Eddie Malone, Ryan
Wescott, Chris Fischer, Kyle Lewis and
Cody Rieger
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Phoenix, Ariz./Paradise Valley CC
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Hinton, Okla./Hinton HS
L/R
Hurst, Texas/Vernon JC
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Canyon, Texas/Canyon HS
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Amarillo, Texas/Redlands CC
L/L
Enid, Okla./Rose State College
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Lubbock, Texas/Sul Ross State Univ.
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Glendale, Ariz./Dixie State College
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Albuquerque, N.M./Cibola HS
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Azle, Texas/Vernon JC
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San Antonio, Texas/Alvin CC
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Maracay, Venezuela/Seward CC
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Santo Domingo, Dom. Rep./Western OSC
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Chandler, Ariz./Gateway CC
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Ramona, Calif./NOC-Tonkawa
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El Paso, Texas/Vernon JC
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Fernley, Nev./Culver-Stockton College
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Oklahoma City/Westmoore HS
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Moriarty, N.M./Univ. of New Mexico
S/R Queen Creek, Ariz./Central Washington Univ.
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Mesa, Ariz./Gateway CC
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New Braunfels, Texas/Frank Phillips College
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Stillwater, Okla./NOC-Enid
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Langley, B.C./Taft College
L/L San Antonio, Texas/Univ. of the Incarnate Word
R/R Roanoke, Texas/Univ. of Arkansas-Pine Bluff
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Litchfield Park, Ariz./Paradise Valley CC
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Oakland, Calif./Gateyway CC
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Wichita Falls, Texas/Labette CC
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Toledo, Ohio/Paradise Valley CC
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Fort Worth, Texas/Timber Creek HS
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Los Alamos, N.M./Los Alamos HS
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Pocasset, Okla./Amber-Pocasset HS
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Mustang, Okla./Mustang HS
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San Antonio, Texas/Robert E. Lee HS
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Cl. Pos.
Ht.
1 Aaron Copfer
Jr. RHP
6’1
2 Hayden George
So. OF
5’8
3 Blake Scannell
Jr. OF
5’11
5 Colton Baker
Fr. INF
5’7
6 Chris Musick
Jr. INF
5’10
7 Joe Black
Jr. OF
5’9
8 Spenser Mailman
Jr. INF
5’7
9 Ryan Wescott
Sr. OF
6’1
10 Owen Adams
Jr. C
6’1
11 Jason England
Jr. RHP
6’
15 Ed Moore
So. RHP
6’2
16 Francisco Bolaños
Jr. INF
5’9
17 Rafael Peña
Jr. C/INF
5’10
18 Isaac Rodriguez
Jr. INF/RHP 6’1
19 Chris Pilkerton
Jr. INF
5’9
20 Jaime Gurrola
Jr. INF
5’11
21 Cody Rieger
Sr. INF
6’3
22 Josh Terrell
So. RHP
6’2
23 Chris Fischer
Sr. RHP
6’2
24 Eddie Malone, Jr.
Sr. INF
6’
25 Kyle Lewis
Sr. C
6’
26 Andrew Landin
Jr. INF
6’
27 Kevin Royer
Jr. RHP
6’3
28 Brad Smith
Jr. RHP
6’5
29 Rory Rivera
So. LHP
5’11
30 Warren Stehn III
Sr. OF
6’1
31 Dave Abney
Jr. RHP
6’4
33 Jose Flores
Jr. RHP/INF 6’4
34 Joe Barron, Jr.
Jr. INF
5’10
36 Josh Wonser
Jr. RHP
6’7
RS Greg Barnette
Fr. INF/OF 6’4
RS J.D. Weiss
Fr. RHP
5’9
RS Kyler Nichols
Fr. INF
5’11
RS Mason Stasyszen
Fr. RHP
5’10
RS Samuel Camacho
Fr. OF
5’10
RS Landon Vodka
Fr. OF
5’11
Head Coach: Mike Ross
Assistant Coach: Sam Hayden
Student Assistants: Seth Park, Konrad Mueller
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Position: CatcherHeight: 6’1
Class: Junior
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Albuquerque, N.M.
Previous School: Cibola High School
Parents: Dave and Libby Adams
Advice to Freshmen: Work hard and listen
Position: InfielderHeight: 5’7
Class: RS Freshman
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Canyon, Texas
Previous School: Canyon High School
Parents: Jeff and Cindy Baker
Advice to Freshmen: Be coachable
Position: OutfielderHeight: 5’10
Class: RS Sophomore
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: San Antonio, Texas
Previous School: Robert E. Lee High School
Parents: Ronnie Camacho and Mary Robles
Interesting Fact: Can play guitar
2013: Adams was the Drovers’ starting
catcher in nearly every game of the season
as a redshirt sophomore. At the plate, he was
a strong batter, averaging .307 and recording
46 hits on the season. He was second on the
team in doubles with 15. Also solid behind
the plate, Adams ended the season with a
fielding percentage of .990. Adams is one of
two returning starters for the 2014 season.
Against Bacone, Adams hit a walk-off twoRBI homer in a late rally for the win.
2012: In his redshirt freshman season,
Adams split time behind the plate, playing
in 22 games for the Drovers. With 18 hits off
of 57 at bats, he finished the season with a
batting average of .316. He hit home runs
in games against Saint Mary and Lubbock
Christian. For the season, he scored a total
of five runs.
2011: Redshirt
High School: Adams was named AllDistrict and Academic All-Metro while playing
for Cibola High School near Albuquerque,
N.M. He had a .420 batting average and hit
two home runs in high school.
2013: Redshirt
High School: Baker played second base
for Canyon High School in Texas. He was
named All-District First Team. He helped his
team to the regional semi-finals in 2010 and
to become district champions three years in
a row.
2013: Redshirt
High School: Playing for Robert E. Lee
High School in San Antonio, Camacho was
named All-District First Team and Academic
All-State. He had a batting average of .377 in
high school.
Year GP-GSAvg. AB R H 2B3B HR RBI
2013 55-55.307150646150 2 29
2012 22-21.316 57 5 18 2 0 2 8
TOTAL 77-76.309 2071164 17 0 4 37
Career Highs
At bats
5, v. Oklahoma City, 5/10/13
5, v. Hillsdale College, 3/14/12
Hits
3, multiple opponents
Runs
2, v. Mid-America Christian, 4/25/13
2B
2, v. Bethany (Kan.), 2/23/13
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4, v. Arlington Baptist, 3/15/13
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13, v. Hillsdale College, 4/12/12
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2013: In his junior season, Fischer saw
10 starts, quickly earning his way as one
of the Drovers’ conference starters. His
season high of 10 strikeouts came in a March
contest against Hillsdale Free Will Baptist
College, and in an April game against No.
19 Oklahoma Baptist. He came in second
on the team — and first among starters —
in earned run average (3.84) and batting
average against (.223). Those numbers put
him second in school history in single season
batting average against and third in earned
run average. He was also second on the
team in total strikeouts thrown with 67 on the
year.
2012: Fischer spent one semester at the
University of New Mexico.
2011: After Midland, Fischer attended
Paradise Valley Community College.
2010: Fischer spent one season pitching
at Midland College.
High School: Fischer was named district
MVP, All-State First Team, All-Metro First
Team and All-District First Team. He was the
New Mexico wins and strikeout leader.
2013: George saw time in 29 of the
Drovers’ games in the 2013 campaign mostly
as a courtesy runner. He scored 17 runs,
including two a piece against Hillsdale Free
Will Baptist, Arlington Baptist and Friends
University.
High School: George played outfield for
Hinton High School before attending USAO.
He was named to the All-Tournament team at
Christian Heritage. Additionally, he helped his
team to become district champions.
Year App-GSERA W-L IP H R ER BB SO
201311-11.541-0
11.2542 518
Total 11-11.541-0
11.2542 518
Career Lows (at least two innings/game)
Runs allowed 3, v. Saint Gregory’s, 4/13/13
Earned runs
1, v. Saint Gregory’s, 4/13/13
Hits
BB
SO (high)
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Career Highs
At bats
2, v. Arlington Baptist, 3/15/13
Hits
1, v. Hillsdale Free Will Baptist, 3/2/13
Runs
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Runs allowed 0, v. Rogers State, 4/5/13
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Hits
1, v. Rogers State, 4/5/13
BB
0, v. Oklahoma City, 3/28/13
0, v. Bacone (Okla.), 3/13/13
SO (high)
10, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 4/21/13
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2013: As a relief pitcher, Copfer threw
nearly 12 innings for the Drovers, making an
appearance in 11 games. His one win on the
season was also his lone start of the season.
It was an April game against conference-foe
Saint Gregory’s. For the season, he threw 18
strikeouts.
2010: Copfer pitched one season at
Paradise Valley Community College in
Phoeniz, Ariz., before joining the Drovers.
High School: Copfer helped his team
to become to 2009 Regional Champions
while at Sandra Day O’Connor High School
in Arizona. Additionally, he was named AllRegion First Team and All-State Second
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Class: Sophomore
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Hinton, Okla.
Previous School: Hinton High School
Parents: Greg and Robin George
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Position: PitcherHeight: 6’2
Class: Senior
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Moriarty, N.M.
Previous School: University of New Mexico
Parents: Jimmy and Monica Fischer
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Class: Junior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Phoenix, Ariz.
Previous School: Paradise Valley Community College
Parents: Mark and Rebecca Copfer
Advice to Freshmen: Work hard
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Position: CatcherHeight: 6’
Class: Senior
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Mesa, Ariz.
Previous School: Gateway Community College
Parents: Michael and Nancy Lewis
Class: Sophomore
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Oklahoma City
Previous School: Westmoore High School
Parents: Tony and Jill Terrell
2013: At catcher, Lewis saw five starts and
eight appearances in his first season with the
Drovers. He had four hits for the year, two
of which were RBI doubles. For the season,
he scored two runs — one against Saint
Gregory’s late in the season and one in the
season opener against Texas College.
2011-12: Lewis caught for two seasons
at Gateway Community College in Phoenix,
Ariz. He was named Defensive Player of the
Year.
High School: At Skyline High School in
Arizona, Lewis was named Rookie of the
Year, Silver Bat and All-Conference First
Team.
2013: Terrell saw limited time on the
mound as a redshirt freshman. In 14 innings,
Terrell threw 15 strikeouts. One of his best
games may have been against conference
opponent Mid-America Christian, where
he struck out seven batters in 3.1 innings.
Also, in four innings against NCAA Division II
Southwestern OSU, he gave up just one run.
2012: Redshirt
High School: Terrell played for Westmoore
High School before attending USAO.
2013 8-5.2351724 20 0 2
TOTAL 8-5.2351724 20 0 2
Career Highs
At bats
5, v. Texas College, 1/26/13
Hits
Runs
2B
RBI
PO
2013 7-2 5.79 0-0 14 2510 9 2 15
Total 7-2 5.79 0-0 14 2510 9 2 15
Runs allowed 1, v. Southwestern OSU, 4/9/13
Earned runs
1, v. Southwestern OSU, 4/9/13
Hits
BB
SO (high)
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Josh Terrell
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Class: RS Freshman
Major: History
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Los Alamos, N.M.
Previous School: Los Alamos High School
Parents: Doug Weiss and Melissa Brown
Advice to Freshmen: Take care of academics
2013: Redshirt
High School: Weiss played for Los Alamos
High School in New Mexico and helped his
team become four-time district champions.
He was named All-District First Team for his
efforts.
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2012-13: Barron played two seasons at
first base for Labette Community College in
Parsons, Kan.
High School: While attending Hirschi
High School in Texas, Barron was named
All-District First Team four years in a row. In
2010, he was also named TSWA All-State.
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Class: Junior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Maracay, Venezuela
Previous School: Seward Community College
Parents: Pedro Bolaños and Sara Alvarado
Interesting Fact: Likes the baseball program
Position: PitcherHeight: 6’
Class: Junior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Alze, Texas
Previous School: Vernon Junior College
Parents: James and Janice England
Interesting Fact: Can throw left-handed
2012-13: Black spent two seasons playing
outfield for Rose State College before joining
the Drovers’ squad.
High School: Black played for Enid High
School before attending Rose State.
2012-13: Bolaños was named AllConference in the sub regional at Seward
Community College in Liberal, Kan., where
he played second base for two seasons.
High School: Bolaños learned baseball
in his native Venezuela before coming to the
United States to play.
2013: England spent a year pitching at
Vernon Junior College before deciding to
transfer to USAO.
2012: Out of high school, England pitched
one season at Clarendon College in Texas.
High School: At Azle High School,
England was named All-District First Team
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Class: Junior
Major: Business Management
Bats: Left
Throws: Left
Hometown: Enid, Okla.
Previous School: Rose State College
Parents: Ron and Cindy Black
Interesting Fact: Hates cats
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High School: At Timber Creek High
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2012-13: Abney joins the Drovers after
two seasons at Paradise Valley Community
College in Phoenix, Ariz. In 2011, he played
in the NJCAA Division II All-Star Game.
High School: At Verrado High School,
Abney had an ERA of 1.9 and a 7-2 record in
2010. He was named All-Region First Team in
2009 and 2010 and Region Player of the Year
and All-State Second Team both in 2010.
Joe Black
Class: Junior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Wichita Falls, Texas
Previous School: Labette Community College
Parents: Joe Sr. and Laquintia Barron
Interesting Fact: Speaks Spanish
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Position: Infielder/OutfielderHeight: 6’4
Class: Freshman
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Fort Worth, Texas
Previous School: Timber Creek High School
Parents: Mike and Laura Barnette
Interesting Fact: Was born in Orange County, Calif.
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Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Litchfield Park, Ariz.
Parents: John and Kathy Abney
Interesting Fact: Goes water-skiing every summer
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Andrew Landin
Jaime Gurrola
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Position: InfielderHeight: 6’
Class: Junior
Major: Psychology
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: New Braunfels, Texas
Previous School: Frank Phillips College
Parents: Junior and Del Landin
Interesting Fact: Had a unicorn as high school mascot
2013: Flores pitched and was a utility
player for one season at Gateway Community
College in Phoenix, Ariz.
2012: Flores played one season at South
Mountain Community College.
High School: Before college, Flores
played for Tempe High School.
2012-13: Gurrola played two season at
Vernon Junior College at third base before
joining the Drovers.
High School: Gurrola was named an AllAmerican at El Dorado High School.
2012-13: Landin played first base and
right field for two seasons at Frank Phillips
College in Borger, Texas. His freshman year,
he batted at .309, improving to .336 the
following season.
High School: At New Braunfels High
School, Landin played two years of varsity
baseball.
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Ed Moore
Class: Junior
Major: Psychology
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: El Paso, Texas
Parents: Jaime and Irene Gurrola
Interesting Fact: Is not good at video games
Eddie Malone, Jr.
Position: Pitcher/InfielderHeight: 6’4
Class: Junior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Oakland, Calif.
Parents: James and Lydia Flores
Interesting Fact: Is the tallest member of his family
Spenser Mailman
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Class: Junior
Major: Biology
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Hometown: Lubbock, Texas
Previous School: Sul Ross State University
Parents: Doug Mailman and Carmen Weaver
Interesting Fact: Claims to be the tallest on the team
Position: InfielderHeight: 6’
Class: Senior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Switch
Throws: Right
Hometown: Queen Creek, Ariz.
Previous School: Central Washington University
Parents: Eddie and Maryjane Malone
Interesting Fact: Played in the Little League World Series
Class: Sophomore
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Previous School: Alvin Community College
Parents: James and Anya Moore
Interesting Fact: Was born in Russia
2011: Mailman played one season at
second base for Sul Ross State University.
2009: Mailman played one season at
Midland College.
High School: At Monterey High School
in Lubbock, Texas, Mailman was named
All-State First Team in 2007 and 2008 and
All-State Second Team in 2006. In 2007,
he helped his team to become District
Champions.
2013: Malone played one season at
Central Washington University in Ellensburg,
Wash.
2012: As his sophomore season, Malone
played one season at Mesa Community
College.
2011: Out of high school, Malone played a
season at Scottsdale Community College.
High School: Malone was named AllState at Queen Creek High School in Arizona.
2013: Moore pitched one season at Alvin
Community College in Texas.
High School: While playing for Tom C.
Clark High School in Texas, Moore was
named All-District and helped his team to
become District Champions.
Rafael Peña
Kyler Nichols
Chris Musick
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High School: Nichols played third base
for Amber-Pocasset High School, helping his
team to three State Tournament appearances.
In 2012, his team became State Runners Up.
2012-13: Peña played two seasons at
Western Oklahoma State College in Altus.
In 2012, he was named to the All-Regional
Team.
High School: Peña attended CENAPEC in
Santo Domino, Dominican Republic.
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Class: Senior
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Fernley, Nev.
Previous School: Culver-Stockton College
Parents: Steve and Lorie Rieger
Interesting Fact: Worked in a gold mine for two years
Class: Sophomore
Major: Math Education
Bats: Left
Throws: Left
Previous School: University of the Incarnate Word
Parents: Rory and Irma Rivera
Interesting Fact: Fixes electronics in his off time
2012-13: Pilkerson spent two season as
an infielder for Northern Oklahoma College in
Tonkawa. There, he was named an Academic
All-American.
High School: At Ramona High School in
California, Pilkerton was named to the AllAcademic Team.
2013: Rieger spent one season at CulverStockton College.
2011-12: Rieger played two seasons at
second base for Cerro Coso Community
College in California, where he earned the
Charles Dye Memorial Award for Character
and led the team in batting average (.440).
High School: In high school, Rieger was
named All-League First Team and had the
highest batting average on his team at .486.
2013: Rivera pitched one season for the
University of the Incarnate Word in San
Antonio, Texas.
High School: Before college, Rivera
attended Highlands High School, also in San
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Class: Junior
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Ramona, Calif.
Previous School: Northern Oklahoma - Tonkawa
Parents: Dave and Lynne Pilkerton
Interesting Fact: Can grow a beard in a week
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Cody Rieger
2012-13: Musick spent two seasons at
Redlands Community College, playing both
infield and outfield.
High School: Musick attended Tascosa
High School in Amarillo, Texas, before
college.
Chris Pilkerton
Position: Catcher/InfielderHeight: 5’10
Class: Junior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Previous School: Western Oklahoma State College
Parents: Rafael and Dinova Peña
Interesting Fact: Spent the summer on the beach
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Class: Freshman
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Pocasset, Okla.
Previous School: Amber-Pocasset High School
Parents: Lonnie Nichols and Dorothy Presley
Interesting Fact: Has never been on an airplane
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Class: Junior
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Amarillo, Texas
Previous School: Redlands Community College
Parents: Tony and Alvina Musick
Interesting Fact: Loves the show “Pretty Little Liars”
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Blake Scannell
Kevin Royer
Isaac Rodriguez
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Position: OutfilederHeight: 5’11
Class: Junior
Major: Business
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Hometown: Hurst, Texas
Parents: Dennis Scannell and Michelle Miller
Interesting Fact: Was born in California
Rodriguez
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infield
2012-13:
and pitcher for two season at Gateway
Community College in Phoenix, Ariz.
High School: Before college, Rodriguez
attended Chandler High School in Arizona.
2013: Royer pitched one season at
Northern Oklahoma College in Enid.
2012: Before NOC, Royer played for
Northeastern Oklahoma in Miami, Okla.
2011: Royer attended Oklahoma State out
of high school.
High School: Royer played for Stillwater
High School before college.
2012-13: Scannell played shortstop and
center field for two seasons at Vernon Junior
College.
High School: Scannell was named AllDistrict in 2010 and 2011 while playing for
L.D. Bell High School in Hurst, Texas.
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Class: Junior
Major: Pre-pharmacy
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Stillwater, Okla.
Previous School: Northern Oklahoma - Enid
Parents: Tom and Joleen Royer
Interesting Fact: Is the tallest one in his family
Mason Stasyszen
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Position: Pitcher/InfielderHeight: 6’1
Class: Junior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Chandler, Ariz.
Parents: Fernado and Ana Rodriguez
Interesting Fact: Has a 15-month-old son
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Class: Junior
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Langley, B.C.
Previous School: Taft College
Parents: Glenn and Marianne Smith
Interesting Fact: His entire family is six-foot tall or taller
Class: Freshman
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Mustang, Okla.
Previous School: Mustang High School
Parents: Charles and Nancy Stasyszen
Interesting Fact: Had ACL surgery
Class: Senior
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Roanoke, Texas
Previous School: University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
Parents: Warren and Selena Stehn
Interesting Fact: Has lived in six different states
2012-13: Smith pitched two season at Taft
College in California.
High School: Before college, Smith
attended Langley Fundamental Secondary in
British Columbia, Canada.
High School: Stasyszen pitched for
Mustang High School before attending
USAO.
2013: Stehn played outfield for the
University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff before
transferring to USAO.
2011-12: Out of high school, Stehn played
two seasons at Galveston College.
High School: Stehn was named AllDistrict and First Team Defense at Northwest
High School in Texas. There, he helped his
team become District Runners Up.
Josh Wonser
Ryan Wescott
Landon Vodka
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Class: Junior
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Toleda, Ohio
Parents: Steve and Julie Wonser
Interesting Fact: Is the tallest person in his family
High School: Vodka attended Mustang
High School before college.
2013: Wescott attended Dixie State
University in Utah, where he played outfield
and led the team in stolen bases.
2011-12: Out of high school, Wescott
played two season at Paradise Valley
Community College in Phoenix, Ariz.
High School: In Arizona, Wescott was
named All-State. He helped his baseball
program to become State Runners Up. His
senior year, he batted a .420 with five homers.
2012-13: Wonser pitched two seasons
at Paradise Valley Community College in
Phoenix, Ariz.
High School: Before college, Wonser
attended Willow Canyon High School.
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Class: Senior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Glendale, Ariz.
Previous School: Dixie State University
Parents: Steve and Deborah Wescott
Interesting Fact: Enjoys hunting and fishing
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Class: Freshman
Major: Biology
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Mustang, Okla.
Previous School: Mustang High School
Parents: Marvin and Donna Vodka
Interesting Fact: Has a last name like a type of alcohol
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2013 Game Results
Earned Run
Average
(at least 100 AB)
Brian Vigo
Jared Coon
Heath Wilda
Blake Pruett
Konrad Mueller
.386
.385
.378
.355
.319
Runs
Jared Coon
Robert Summers
Heath Wilda
Brian Vigo
Konrad Mueller
Blake Pruett
Hits
Jared Coon
Brian Vigo
Heath Wilda
Konrad Mueller
Zach Gonzalez
Doubles
Triples
Home Runs
RBI
12
7
5
5
4
4
57
53
49
34
33
Stolen Bases
.207
.223
.251
.276
.287
Innings Pitched
Seth Sturgeon
89
Blake McMullen 87.1
David Garcia
62
Chris Fischer
61
Josh Goodman
48
Strikeouts
Blake McMullen
Chris Fischer
Seth Sturgeon
David Garcia
Josh Goodman
90
67
48
45
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Complete Games
Blake McMullen
Seth Sturgeon
David Garcia
Chris Fischer
Shutouts
Blake McMullen
Seth Sturgeon
Wins
Blake McMullen
Seth Sturgeon
David Garcia
Chris Fischer
Josh Goodman
Saves
Josh Goodman
Chris Fischer
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4
2
1
2
1
9
9
7
6
5
9
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Jared Coon
Brian Vigo
Zach Gonzalez
Blake Pruett
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2
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1
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Josh Goodman
Chris Fischer
Seth Sturgeon
Blake McMullen
David Garcia
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Against
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Blake Pruett
Jared Coon
Heath Wilda
Konrad Mueller
Brian Vigo
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78
74
59
55
2.25
3.84
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4.95
5.37
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5-0
W
1-0
80
4-1
W
2-0
85
7-0
W
3-0
80
14-1
W
4-0
85
6-3
W
5-0
105
5-3
W
6-0
95
5-7
L
6-1
100
5-1
W
7-1
100
6-3
W
8-1
90
2-1
W
9-1
90
4-5
L
9-2
100
5-2
W
10-2
125
11-7
W
11-2
125
19-4
W
12-2
125
13-4
W
13-2
85
12-1
W
14-2
85
4-0
W
15-2
85
17-2
W
16-2
75
7-0
W
17-2
75
1-9
L
17-3 48
1-0
W
18-3, 1-0
80
8-1
W
19-3, 2-0
75
11-3
W
20-3, 3-0
80
9-7
W
21-3
60
20-2
W
22-3
75
4-2
W
23-3
85
4-3
W
24-3
90
5-3
W
25-3
125
5-4
W
26-3, 4-0
75
2-11
L
26-4, 4-1
75
9-8
W
27-4, 5-1
100
2-10
L
27-5, 5-2
120
2-6
L
27-6, 5-3
125
3-4
L
27-7, 5-4
125
7-10
L
27-8, 5-5
105
1-2
L
27-9, 5-6
105
0-1
L
27-10, 5-7
145
8-5
W
28-10, 6-7
162
6-3
W
29-10, 7-7
90
0-9
Lf
29-11, 7-8
100
0-9
Lf
29-12
40
3-6
L
29-13
80
0-1
L
29-14, 7-9
90
9-7
W
30-14, 8-9
90
5-2
W
31-14, 9-9
65
6-5
W
32-14, 10-9
70
3-11
L
32-15, 10-10
130
10-8
W
33-15, 11-10
135
6-4
W
34-15, 12-10
105
4-11
L
34-16, 12-11
105
10-4
W
35-16, 13-11
85
5-0
W
36-16, 14-11
85
7-1
W
37-16, 15-11
125
7-3
W
38-16, 16-11
125
6-5
W
39-16
125
14-1
W
40-16
125
2-4
L
40-17 150
5-8
L
40-18
95
5-4
W
41-18
95
6-7
L
41-19
125
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at Rogers State*
Rogers State*
Rogers State*
Southwestern OSU Southwestern OSU Saint Gregory’s* Saint Gregory’s* at Saint Gregory’s* at Saint Gregory’s* at Oklahoma Baptist* at Oklahoma Baptist* Oklahoma Baptist* Oklahoma Baptist* at Mid-America Christian*
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v. Mid-America Christian**
v. Oklahoma City** v. Sterling (Kan.)^
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Robert Summers 18
Jared Coon
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Austin Ardrey
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2013 Statistics
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Batting/Fielding GP-GS AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG%BB HBPSO SF SHSB-SBA PO A E FLD%
Owen Adams 55-550.3071506 46150 2 29670.4472015 2825 2-2 343364 0.990
8 20
10002 1 0.125
1 1 301 6-8 1 001.000
Austin Ardrey 31-20.125
Dakota Blanchard
3-0 0.000
0 000000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 0 010.000
Jared Coon
58-58 0.385218 5184182 5 53 1210.55512 3 21 4 1 11-16 86 16 2 0.981
0 000000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 1 301.000
Aaron Copfer 11-10.000
Jacob Crase 2-0 0.000
0 000000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 0 000.000
0.300
60 11
18
60219300.500
7 4 22
00 0-0 26410.968
Daniel Edwards29-15
Chris Fischer 13-10
0.000
0 000000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 1 930.769
David Garcia 15-10
0.000
0 000000 0 0.000
1 0 000 0-0 3 12
31.000
4 17
10000 1 0.250
0 0 000 3-6 0 000.000
Hayden George29-00.250
Arnold Gomez 7-0 0.000
0 000000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 0 101.000
Zach Gonzalez 55-550.3021823355100 5 34800.4402012 3121 2-2 413258 0.982
Josh Goodman31-00.000
1 000000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 1 12
01.000
Chance Hill
58-560.26216830446 0 4 28620.369206 4213 2-2 0 0 0 0.000
11-30.200
10 520000 2 0.200
7 1 110 0-0 3 101.000
Tylor Lee
Kyle Lewis
8-5 0.235
17 242002 6 0.353
1 1 601 0-0 38410.977
2 000000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 0 000.000
Ryan Lombardi2-0 0.000
Blake McMullen22-16
0.000
1 100000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 8 18
01.000
Simon Mitchell12-40.000
1 000000 0 0.000
0 0 100 0-0 1 301.000
Konrad Mueller 58-580.31918534596 1 0 22670.362171 1916 6-8 68 137
230.899
Blake Pruett
51-480.3551413450104 4 33800.567213 1322 3-4 69 1 2 0.972
Clinton Selman10-00.000
0 000000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 0 000.000
Seth Sturgeon 16-15
0.000
0 000000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 2 830.833
Robert Summers53-530.2821814551110 0 18620.3432215 2624 18-1967 123
120.941
Josh Terrell
7-2 0.000
0 000000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 0 301.000
Brian Vigo
58-58 0.386202 4078111 12 49 1270.62912 3 44 1 3 20-24 102 4 2 0.981
Heath Wilda
56-56 0.378196 4374152 7 57 1140.58214 11 17 7 0 2-3 40 70 7 0.940
Total
58
0.328 172737256711010 41 3468200.475 17576 2742327 75-94 127349068 0.963
Opponents
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0.260 164923142975 10 32 2206200.376 12150 3531027 77-94 123648776 0.958
Pitching
ERA W-L GP-GS CG SHO CBO
Dakota Blanchard
18.00
0-13-000 0
Aaron Copfer 1.54
1-011-1
00 0
Jacob Crase 9.00
0-02-000 0
Daniel Edwards0.00
0-01-000 0
Chris Fischer 3.846-413-101 0 1
David Garcia 5.377-314-102 0 0
Arnold Gomez 10.13
0-07-000 0
Josh Goodman 2.255-2 30-00 0 1
Blake McMullen4.959-416-165 2 0
Simon Mitchell 2.934-0 11-40 0 1
Clinton Selman3.97
0-110-0
00 2
Seth Sturgeon 4.049-216-154 1 2
5.790-0 7-2 0 0 0
Josh Terrell
Total
4.24 41-17 58 12 3 7
Opponents
6.86 16-40 58 10 2 0
SV IP
H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BKSFA-SHA
02 444131 000.364
01 0 0-0
011.2
542518
1 000.125
43 0 2-0
01 331120 000.500
00 0 0-0
01 100010 000.250
10 0 0-0
161 52342624679 05 0.2233 4 0 2-3
062 714137124510 36 0.2874 7 1 2-6
05.113
86182 020.433
10 0 0-0
948 34141214276 02 0.2073 7 0 2-3
087.1955448289014 27 0.2764 7 1 2-4
030.228111016225 20 0.2430 7 0 1-1
011.1
11
55272 000.256
02 0 0-0
089 874340154821 39 0.2515 11 0 3-5
014 25109 2 154 01 0.3790 1 0 0-1
10424.142923120012135375 1032 0.260 25 50 2 14-23
6 412.0567372314175253110 1041 0.328 30 76 4 27-22
Year-by-Year Records
Individual Records
Hitting
Tom Hurst
199515-28
21-36-1
1996 1997 21-30-1
L.J. Powell
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 15-34
21-30
32-20
16-29
22-32
25-22
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 13-34
21-32
17-22
23-25-1
24-25
Mike Ross
2009 37-14+
2010 28-20
201126-25
201228-21
201341-19
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Jared Coon
Chance Hill
Konrad Mueller
Brian Vigo
Heath Wilda
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
Games Started
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58
58
56
56
Jared Coon
Konrad Mueller
Brian Vigo
Chance Hill
Heath Wilda
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
At Bats
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196
190 185
Jared Coon
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Heath Wilda
Hayden Herrin
Konrad Mueller
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2013
Batting Average
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.409
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78
74
72 72 40
Ryan Birney
Joe Cook
Joe Cook
Brandon Bruner
Multiple players
Runs
63 59 56
53 53 Scored
Joe Cook
Hayden Herrin
Conner Bridgman
Les Graham
Josh Free
37 33 31 31 28 Brandt Lierle
Jay Moore
Joe Cook
Jay Moore
Josh Free
2009
2003
2002
2003
2013
2009
2005
2000
Stolen Base Attempts
Brandt Lierle
Jason Brown
Hayden Herrin
Heath Wilda
Jay Moore
2009
2000
2000
2013
1996
Jared Coon
Hayden Herrin
Luke Krobath
Heath Wilda
2012
1999
2009
2012
2007
2000
1999
1998
2000
2000
2011
2003
2000
Base on Balls
Stolen Bases
Doubles
22
22 20 19
5
5
5
5
4
2013
2013
2013
2000
1999
Brandt Lierle
Les Graham
Marcus Jones
Trey Palacol
Brian Vigo
Joe Burnell
Trey Palacol
Jason Brown
2013
2011
Triples
Jared Coon
Brian Vigo
Heath Wilda
Hayden Herrin
Hayden Herrin
RBI
63 63 59 57
57 Jared Coon
Brandon Jewett
2009
2010
2011
2000
2009
2008
Home Runs
21 16 14 13 12
12 12 12 18
18
(100 minimum ABs)
Kevin Carby
Regulo Moy
Conner Bridgman
Hayden Herrin
Luke Krobath
Ryan Birney
Hits
Ryan Wescott
stats &
results
drover
history
sac &
polls
Games Played
2007
1996
2000
1997
2000
Hit by Pitch
15
15
15 15 14 22 20
19
19 19 24
24 22
22 22 Owen Adams
Robert Summers
Trey Palacol
Daryl Schaub
Josh Free
Sean Riley
Brian Vigo
Romus Cezar
Kai Kirby
Hayden Herrin
Brian Vigo
Sean Riley
Romus Cezar
Jared Ellis
Hayden Herrin
2013
2013
2003
1998
2000
1998
2013
2012
2009
2000
2013
1998
2012
2002
2000
Strikeouts
55 44
44 42
42
Marcus Jones
Brian Vigo
Jared Ellis
Chance Hill
Luke Krobath
2002
2013
2003
2013
2010
Errors
29 26 24 23
23 23
Jared Ellis
Brant Yancey
Brant Yancey
Konrad Mueller
William Trisciani
John Tointigh
2002
1996
1997
2013
2000
1999
Pitching
Home Runs Allowed
2013
2002
2013
2012
2011
Strikeouts
Blake McMullen
Nate Hammons
Matt Mallory
Caleb Martin
Brandon Brantley
2013
2009
2007
2011
2005
Hits Allowed
2013
2011
2012
2002
2013
2001
(Minimum 40 IP)
12 Josh Goodman
20 Jonathan Key
23 David Garcia
25 Allen Orgain
25 Josh McMartin
2013
2002
2012
2002
2000
Batting Average Against
(Minimum 40 IP)
.207 Josh Goodman
.223 Chris Fischer
.239 David Garcia
.251 Seth Sturgeon
.253 Matt Mallory
2013
2013
2012
2013
2007
Wins
10 9
9
9
9
9
Nate Hammons
Blake McMullen
Seth Sturgeon
Caleb Martin
Caleb Martin
John LeMasters
2009
2013
2013
2011
2009
2000
Fewest Losses
(Minimum 40 IP)
Brandon Dean
Jonathan Key
Seth Sturgeon
Josh McMartin
Multiple players
2009
2002
2012
2000
Appearances
30
26
25
24
23 23 Josh Goodman
Alfonso Cardenas
Kevin Schultz
Josh Goodman
Brandon Dean
Matt Mallory
2013
2010
2012
2011
2009
2006
Games Started
17 16
15
15
14
14
14 Brian Hunnicutt
Blake McMullen
Seth Sturgeon
Nate Hammons
Eddie Cervantes
Caleb Martin
Caleb Martin
Caleb Martin
Brandon Brantley
Nate Hammons
Nate Hammons
Matt Mallory
John LeMasters
2009
2013
2013
2010
2011
Saves
9
8
5
5
5
Josh Goodman
Matt Lovelady
Ken Wieda
Matt Mallory
Waylon Heavin
2008
2013
2013
2010
2012
2011
2009
Wild Pitches
2011
2005
2010
2009
2007
2000
Hits Batsmen
Complete Games
8
8
7
7
7
7
92.1 Nate Hammons
89 Seth Sturgeon
87.1 Blake McMullen
85.2 Nate Hammons
84.2 Caleb Martin
13 12
11 8
8
8
8
19
15
15 15 13
13 Caleb Martin
Kevin Schultz
Brandon Brantley
David Garcia
Brandon Dean
Matt Sopic
Jason Bobbit
Ricky Duke
Kevin Schultz
Brian Downing
Allen Orgain
David Garcia
John LeMasters
2013
2005
2008
2006
2003
2009
2012
2004
2011
2009
2009
2005
2008
2012
2005
2003
2011
2001
Shutouts
2
2
2
Blake McMullen
Nate Hammons
Mike Smith
your
drovers
0
0
1
1
2
Innings Pitched
2004
2000
season
preview
Earned Runs Allowed
2013
2012
2007
2006
2002
1999
Jason Bobbit
J.R. Royall
Multiple players
usao
coaches
(Minimum 40 IP)
34 Josh Goodman
45 Tyler Porter
47 David Garcia
49 Jonathan Key
52 Chris Fischer
52 Jayson Wilson
Most Losses
9
8
7
drover
athletics
90
89 76 75
73 2
3
4
4
4
4
(Minimum 40 IP)
Josh Goodman
Seth Sturgeon
Justin Ferguson
Brian Wyatt
Jonathan Key
Chad Jerman
usao
overview
(Minimum 40 IP)
2.25 Josh Goodman
3.83 Jonathan Key
3.84 Chris Fischer
3.93 David Garcia
3.93 Caleb Martin
2013
2007
2002
stats &
results
drover
history
USAO Drovers
@USAOlive
usao.edu/sports
sac &
polls
Chris Fischer
Earned Run Average
41
Career Records
usao
overview
drover
athletics
Games Started
At Bats
sac &
polls
drover
history
stats &
results
your
drovers
season
preview
Games Played
usao
coaches
Hitting
42
183
182
176
170
163
175
170
166
158
153
593
537
500
498
491
William Trisciani
Trey Palacol
Jared Ellis
Hayden Herrin
Brandt Lierle
William Trisciani
Hayden Herrin
Trey Palacol
Jared Ellis
Brandt Lierle
Hayden Herrin
William Trisciani
Jared Ellis
Brandt Lierle
Joe Cook
2000-03
2002-05
2001-04
1999-01, 03
2006-09
2000-03
1999-01, 03
2002-05
2001-04
2006-09
1999-01, 03
2000-03
2001-04
2006-09
1998-00
Batting Average
.404
.396
.393
.392
.390
(Minimum 2 seasons)
Jay Moore
Ryan Birney
Jared Coon
Scott Ylda
Conner Bridgman
1996-97
2007-08
2012-13
2007-08
2010-11
Hits
229
181
176
171
165
Hayden Herrin
Trey Palacol
William Trisciani
Joe Cook
Jared Ellis
1999-01, 03
2002-05
2000-03
1998-00
2001-04
Home Runs
32
31
Brandt Lierle
Trey Palacol
2006-09
2002-05
29
27
24
Hayden Herrin
Cody Hines
Les Graham
1999-01, 03
2006-08
2002-03
RBI
142
139
113
111
109
Brandt Lierle
Hayden Herrin
Trey Palacol
Jay Moore
Jared Ellis
2006-09
1999-01, 03
2002-05
1996-97
2001-04
Hayden Herrin
Jared Coon
Heath Wilda
Bryan Jones
Luke Krobath
Joe Cook
1999-01, 03
2012-13
2012-13
2006-08
2009-10
1998-00
Triples
11
11
9
8
7
7
Hayden Herrin
Joe Cook
Ryan Birney
Jared Ellis
Grady Wood
William Trisciani
1999-01, 03
1998-00
2007-08
2001-04
2003-06
2000-03
Runs Scored
167
151
123
119
117
Hayden Herrin
Joe Cook
Jared Ellis
Brandt Lierle
Sean Riley
1999-01, 03
1998-00
2001-04
2006-09
1996-98
Base on Balls
89
77
73
69
Brandt Lierle
Erick Muncy
Sean Riley
Brant Yancey
Jay Moore
1996-97
Hit by Pitch
40
25
25
23
21
21
Trey Palacol
Josh Slovak
Daryl Schaub
Robert Summers
Zach Gonzalez
Conner Bridgman
2002-05
2002-04
1996-98
2010-13
2012-13
2010-11
Stolen Bases
Doubles
53
40
34
34
33
33
64
2006-09
1996-98
1996-98
1996-98
52
45
40
34
33
Hayden Herrin
Jared Ellis
Carey Phariss
Romus Cezar
Robert Summers
1999-01, 03
2001-04
1999-01
2011-12
2010-13
Stolen Base Attempts
62
53
48
40
41
Hayden Herrin
Jared Ellis
Carey Phariss
Robert Summers
Joe Cook
1999-01, 03
2001-04
1999-01
2010-13
1998-00
Strikeouts
131
123
116
108
94
Jared Ellis
Brandt Lierle
William Trisciani
Sean Riley
Trey Palacol
2001-04
2006-09
2000-03
1996-98
2002-05
William Trisciani
Brant Yancey
Jared Ellis
Hayden Herrin
Jeff Sowards
2000-03
1996-98
2001-04
1999-01, 03
1996-98
Errors
78
55
42
42
40
Pitching
Earned Run Average
30
23
16
15
14
Caleb Martin
2008-11
Nate Hammons 2007, 09-10
Seth Sturgeon
2012-13
Chad Jerman
1999-02
John LeMasters
1999-01
Fewest Losses
Strikeouts
Caleb Martin
2008-11
Chad Jerman
1999-02
David Garcia
2011-13
Ricky Duke
2007-09
Jose Flores
Josh Goodman
Matt Lovelady
Ken Wieda
Matt Mallory
Brandon Dean
2011-13
2004-06
2008-10
2006-07
2009
2008-11
2004-05
2011-13
1999-02
2012
1998-01
USAO Drovers
38
36
34
31
24
Ricky Duke
Caleb Martin
Jayson Wilson
David Garcia
Brandon Brantley
2007-09
2008-11
1998-01
2011-13
2004-05
sac &
polls
Caleb Martin
Brandon Brantley
David Garcia
Chad Jerma
Kevin Schultz
Jayson Wilson
15
8
7
5
3
Hit Batsmen
Wild Pitches
23
15
15
13
12
12
Saves
drover
history
Blake McMullen
2012-13
Seth Sturgeon
2012-13
Caleb Martin
2008-11
Mike Smith
2002
Multiple players
stats &
results
2
2
2
2
2
1
301.1 Caleb Martin
2008-11
217 Nate Hammons 2007, 09-10
1999-02
215 Chad Jerman
191 Jayson Wilson
1998-01
2011-13
188 David Garcia
your
drovers
Shutouts
Innings Pitched
season
preview
Caleb Martin
2008-11
Jason Wilson
1998-01
Chad Jerman
1999-02
John LeMasters
1999-01
usao
coaches
Complete Games
21
17
11
10
10
drover
athletics
(Minimum 2 seasons)
2
Simon Mitchell
2012-13
3
Seth Sturgeon
2012-13
Josh Goodman
2011-13
5
6
Blake McMullen
2012-13
7
Pat Bridges
2006-07
7
Brandon Brantley
2004-05
Home Runs Allowed
(Minimum 100 IP)
Appearances
11
Josh Goodman
2011-13
76
Josh Goodman
2011-13
11
Blake McMullen
2012-13
Caleb Martin
2008-11
65
12
Seth Sturgeon
2012-13
54
Chad Jerman
1999-02
David Garcia
2011-13
18
52
Brian Hunnicutt
2005-08
Ricky Duke
2007-09
24
46
Ricky Duke
2007-09
Jayson Wilson
1998-01
46
Batting Average Against
(Minimum 100 IP)
Games Started
.254 Seth Sturgeon
2012-13
52
Caleb Martin
2008-11
.259 Josh Goodman
2011-13
Chad Jerman
1999-02
38
2002-03
.269 Allen Orgain
36
.275 Nate Hammons 2007, 09-10
David Garcia
2011-13
30
2011-13
.276 David Garcia
30
Jayson Wilson
1998-01
243
192
147
133
125
usao
overview
4.14
4.40
4.44
5.07
5.49
Wins
(Minimum 100 IP)
Seth Sturgeon
2012-13
Josh Goodman
2011-13
David Garcia
2011-13
Allen Orgain
2002-03
@USAOlive
usao.edu/sports
43
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Mascot/Nickname..........................Knights
School Colors...................... Navy and blue
Location..........................Cedar Hill, Texas
Enrollment....................................... 1,100
Head Coach.................... Jeremy Kennedy
2013 Record....................................44-13
2013 SAC Record.................................NA
SAC Finish............................................NA
Website............ knights.gonorthwood.com
Sports Information..........Renotta Edwards
SID Phone Number...........(972) 293-5497
Athletic Director.......................Jack Allday
Home: April 26, 2014
Away: April 24, 2014
Mascot/Nickname...........................Eagles
School Colors..................... Blue and white
Location............................. Bethany, Okla.
Enrollment.......................................... 900
Head Coach....................... Kevin Thornton
2013 Record.........................................NA
2013 SAC Record.................................NA
SAC Finish............................................NA
Website....................www.scueagles.com
Sports Information.............. Allie McIntosh
SID Phone Number...........(405) 206-1819
Athletic Director......................Mark Arthur
Home: March 6, 2014
Away: March 7, 2014
Mascot/Nickname.............................Bison
School Colors.....................Green and gold
Location........................... Shawnee, Okla.
Enrollment....................................... 1,764
Head Coach..............................Bobby Cox
2013 Record....................................44-19
2013 SAC Record............................18-10
SAC Finish...........................................3rd
Website..................... www.obubison.com
Sports Information.......................Ray Fink
SID Phone Number...........(405) 585-5304
Athletic Director............. Robert Davenport
Home: March 28, 2014
Mascot/Nickname.......................Cavaliers
School Colors................ Navy blue and red
Location........................... Shawnee, Okla.
Enrollment.......................................... 800
Head Coach........................... Chris Pingry
2013 Record....................................18-35
2013 SAC Record..............................6-22
SAC Finish........................................... 7th
Website................ www.sgucavaliers.com
Sports Information..................Brad Collins
SID Phone Number...........(405) 878-5375
Athletic Director........................ Jeff Potter
Mascot/Nickname.............................Lions
School Colors....................Purple and gold
Location...................... Waxahachie, Texas
Enrollment....................................... 2,000
Head Coach.......................Sam Blackmon
2013 Record....................................14-34
2013 SAC Record.................................NA
SAC Finish............................................NA
Website...............www.sagu.edu/athletics
Sports Information................. Mark Warde
SID Phone Number...........(972) 923-5454
Athletic Director................. Jesse Godding
Mascot/Nickname............................ Rams
School Colors.......................Blue and gold
Location.........................Fort Worth, Texas
Enrollment....................................... 3,378
Head Coach......................... Mike Jeffcoat
2013 Record....................................42-18
2013 SAC Record.................................NA
SAC Finish............................................NA
Website......................www.ramsports.net
Sports Information.....................Josh Lacy
SID Phone Number...........(817) 531-4855
Athletic Director.................. Steve Trachier
SAGU
Wayland Baptist
Mascot/Nickname............................. Stars
School Colors............Royal blue and white
Location.............................Oklahoma City
Enrollment....................................... 3,810
Head Coach...................Denney Crabaugh
2013 Record....................................49-13
2013 SAC Record..............................23-5
SAC Finish........................................... 1st
Website.................... www.ocusports.com
Sports Information............... Rich Tortorelli
SID Phone Number...........(405) 208-5304
Athletic Director................ Greg Kersgieter
Saint Gregory’s
Home: Feb. 28, 2014
Away: Feb. 27, 2014
Oklahoma Baptist
Mascot/Nickname....................... Evangels
School Colors............Red, black and white
Location.............................Oklahoma City
Enrollment....................................... 1,180
Head Coach............................Mike Brown
2013 Record......................................5-47
2013 SAC Record..............................3-25
SAC Finish........................................... 8th
Website..............www.macuatheltics.com
Sports Information................. Levi Convirs
SID Phone Number...........(405) 692-3140
Athletic Director........................ Craig Ruiz
Northwood
Away: March 21, 2014
Away: March 22, 2014
Texas Wesleyan
Mid-America Christian
Oklahoma City
Southwestern Christian
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drover
athletics
usao
coaches
season
preview
your
drovers
stats &
results
drover
history
sac &
polls
46
Away: April 4, 2013
Away: April 5, 2013
Mascot/Nickname........................Pioneers
School Colors.......................Blue and gold
Location.......................... Plainview, Texas
Enrollment....................................... 1,260
Head Coach.............................. Brad Bass
2013 Record....................................20-35
2013 SAC Record............................10-17
SAC Finish........................................... 6th
Website................www.wbuathletics.com
Sports Information..................Kevin Lewis
SID Phone Number...........(806) 291-3805
Athletic Director........................ Greg Feris
SAC Competition
Preseason Top 25
SAC Preseason
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
School
Oklahoma City (5)
Oklahoma Baptist (2)
Northwood (3)
Texas Wesleyan
Science and Arts
Wayland Baptist
Saint Gregory’s
Southwestern Assemblies of God
Mid-America Christian
Southwestern Christian
Points
77
71
69
58
46
44
34
21
20
9
2013 Record
49-13 (23-5)
44-19 (18-10)
44-13
42-18
41-19 (16-11)
20-35 (10-17)
18-35 (6-22)
14-34
5-47 (3-25)
NA
drover
athletics
usao
coaches
School (1st Place Votes) 2013 Record
Faulkner (Ala.) (18)
56-11
Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) (1)
45-15
Embry-Riddle (Fla.)
50-15
Missouri Baptist
37-14
Oklahoma City
49-13
York (Neb.)
44-12
Sterling (Kan.)
48-14
Tennessee Wesleyan
45-18
Concordia (Calif.)
35-21
Cumberland (Tenn.)
49-19-1
Oklahoma Baptist
44-19
The Master’s (Calif.)
44-17
Northwood (Texas)
43-11
Bellevue (Neb.)
45-10-1
Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)
45-20
Cal State San Marcos
35-12
Southern Poly (Ga.)
39-18
Judson (Ill.)
46-17
Point Park (Pa.)
39-16
Texas Wesleyan
42-17
LSU Shreveport (La.)
40-18
San Diego Christian (Calif.)
39-20
Georgetown (Ky.)
36-19
William Carey (Miss.)
36-23
Ave Maria (Fla.)
38-21
Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.)
38-13
usao
overview
Pl.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
T25
T25
season
preview
Others receiving votes: Taylor (Ind.) 67; Belhaven (Miss.) 64; Davenport (Mich.) 58; Tabor
(Kan.) 56; Lyon (Ark.) 42; Northwestern (Iowa)
24; Science & Arts (Okla.) 20; St. Thomas
(Fla.) 12; Bacone (Okla.) 7; Mayville State (N.D.)
5; LSU Alexandria (La.) 3.
your
drovers
usao.edu/sports
Joe Black
sac &
polls
@USAOlive
drover
history
Jaime Gurrola
stats &
results
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